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tMBM??????? la ilemoriam 1 ' ?i J. L. 5t>. Oiner, member of Brook-: ' land Council, No. 85, Jr. 0. U. A. M., J who departed this life August 10,1910. He became a member of Brookland Council, No. 35, Jr. Order United 1 American Mechanics, March 20, 1892, Whereas, God in His infinite wisdom 1 < has removed from our midst, Brother J. L. M. Oxner, and while humbly submitting to the will of Him Who doeth all things'well; Be it Resolved, That we regret exceedingly his untimely end, and that \ through his death Brookland Council, No. 85. Jr. O. U1. A. M,. has lost a staunch and faithful member, one who in everyway possible sought to promulgate and exemplify the teach- 1 iags of the order and to support to the stmost the high principles which our [ obligation implies, and be it resolved ' fQ$her; #, ( "Thatl$rookland Council, No. 35, Jr. ' O. U. A. M., has lost one of its best members, a brother in the full meaning of the term; kind considerate and always ready to work for the order he i % a loved so well, ana oe is resoiyea That Brookland Council No. 35, Jr. -0. U. A. M., extend to the bereaved a family our heartfelt sympathy in this their darkest hour, and in remember- * aace of our brother, our charter be j draped in mourning for a period of I thirty days. * I Resolved, That these resolutions be ^ spread upon the minutes of the Conn- ? oil and that a copy be sent to the be- C flftaved family. E. W. WEAVER. C. T. WEED. G. W. SHEHANE. g Committee. X flapt Bogardus again i hits the Bull's Eye g This world famous rifle shot who 7 holds the championship recora 01 iuu g consecutive shots is living at Lincoln, UL Recently interviewed, he says:?"I safered a long tim6 with kidney and bladder trouble and used several well Inown kidney medicines, all of which g, gave me no relief until I started taking May Kidney Pills. Before I used Foley Kidney Pills I had severe backaches ^ mtd puns in my kidneys with suppres- a, rim and a cbudv voiding. On arising fc in the morning I would get dull head- 0f takes. Now I have taken three bottles go of Skier Kidney Pills and feel 100 per sett better. 1 am never bothered with mr kidneys or bladder and again feel ti. fie my own self." Sold by all Drug ' ' 0< Dropped Dead. Kr. D. OroMweil Smith, aged S4 fMP, one of the most popular and ?yaeiiful young farmers of the Black meek section, dropped dead in his hama at an early hour Monday morning while standing in front of the m>ve frying meat for breakfast. His death came as a great shock to I his family and friends, as he had fl never been ill a day In his life. He . ^ was a son of Mr. H. R. Smith and a- . brother of County Commissioner S. m TJ* -? TTTA*A loir) JftDIUB OmibU. JUL IP 111 ftmo r? viu ?aiu to rest at Black creek Lufchem church yesterday in the presence of a large congregation of sorrowing relatives ? and friends. * The deceased is survived by a wife and four children. ' ' $100 Reward, $100. r The readers of this paper will be J pleased to learn that there is at least {. one dreaded disease that science ha9 been able to cure in all its stages, and < that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to M the medical fraternity. Catarrh being ? a constitutional disease, requires a con- 1 stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Letter From Florida. To the Editor of The Dispatch: ^ We are home again after a delightful visit to relatives and friends in \ South Carolina, particularly at and / near Swansea. I can't begin to describe this home visit, only to say we ^ Ur ^ were royany eirtci Laincu v* we went. Many old acquaintances \ were renewed and many new ones 2 formed. Attended the 'cues at Swan- \ 9ea and Gaston, and heard the de- / bate at Columbia between Congress- j ^ man A. F. Lever and Dr. Ray, all of ' which was heartily enjoyed. Later i saw some good ball games, and visit- ' ed our home and sister lodges, which was quite a treat to us. Altogether, we had a swell time which will not k soon be forgotten. We will ever re- 9 member the kindness shown U3 by H relatives, friends and acquaintances, I and will be glad at any time to enter- 9 tain in return, any of them visiting I Florida. | I expected to see your smiling face ; I at some of the 'cues. As I failed to {Jj do so, I am sending you my check for I $1.00 for my renewal. E We are enjoying delightful weather | here now, and for the next six months ? t' ^ Florida will be the mecca of thouamds who annually visit this genia Southland. The tourist travel sooi >egins, and the heaviest in the history )f the State is predicted by the know ng ones. Extensive preparations are being made to entertain and detain thes< srisitors who contribute so materially financially and otherwise to the up building of the coming state of Flor ida. Oranges and all citrus fruit are be sinning to ripen, and soon there wil be put: on the markets of the worli Florida fruits. ; Fall vegetables are being plantei heavily now, while some of the firs plantings are up and growing nicely. Turpentine and rosin are selling a the highest steady prices ever know] in the history of the industry. 0 course timber, leases and wages an jorrespondingly high. We saw on some of our jaunts ii STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BROOKLAND BANE Located at New Brookland, S. C., it the close of business Sept. 22, 1910 RESOURCES. joans and Discounts $33,970 7J )verdrafts 116 5J kinking House 4,700 0( fannture and Fixtures 1,750 0C )ue from Banks and Bankers 3,415 81 'urrency i,7?y ui lilver, and other Coin 306 3S 'hecks and Cash Items 150 66 Total $46,199 10 liabilities. lapital Stock paid in $9,150 00 urplus fund 200 00 ["ndivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 180 38 ndividnal deposits subject to check 11,631 58 avings deposits 16,287 14 ime certificates of deposit 1,250 00 ills payable, including certificates for money borrowed 7,500 00 Total $46,199 10 rate op South Cakolina, ) County of Lexington. ) Before me came L. S. Trotti, presimt of the above named bank who, being lly sworn, says that the above and regoing statement is a true condition ' said bank, as shown by the books of Ad bank. L. 8. TROTTI, President.* Sworn to and subscribed before me, is 30th day of Sept, 1910. Wm. W. Hawbs, (L. S.) Rotary Public for 8. O. jrreot attest: 8. W. Shhll, R. L. SnULHR, Dtreotors. f. 1 Make Your Plans to At t Is the One and O The Fair will be open at night this More and better attractions. An ea Finer and more general exhibits in A trip to the Fair is a campaign of It is money well invested. All the railroa'ds offer cheap excurs High Class Attractions at The Colum Lemembe. the Dates: October 31, November the State's Capital. If you want information abo ohn G. Mobley, President, Wi ary, Lexington. t)Your relatives and friends \ Iwajs are. TO THE PEOPLE OF I want to inform you that thing in Dry Goods, Notic or Hardware that I am he flnfaa mtr ornrtdc and -nvioai VVV AAAJ ^ WV4M 1??*U you come to Chapin and b Tor Cotton Seed Meal and your interest to see me be M. P. JU CHAPI iCUMALANE ^ Dry Goods, Woieons. ? I STAPLE AND FANCY CI J CHARM \ We are here to please our eastorr j see us we will save you money. C) ? greatly reduced prices. Corrie qui U a neat select stock oi new goods; n J low as the lowest. COME AND 8 ^ twz nr tit: nr rr nr.tt nr: SUMMER ? Chapsr GENERAL M Highest Prices foi We carry especially C Hulls. Prices always et price for Cotton S< If there is an thing ii us and we will save y # ? \ \ South Carolina some of the finest1 corn and some of the measliest cotton 1 crops ever seen on those lands, due, I r was told, to the excessive rains. Swansea is building up rapidly, all the stores since the fire being built of I brick. The merchants all were begin3 ning to put on the fall smile, expectont f\f rr/~?/~vrl onllootinno Q nrJ frodc ' * ***> We noted marked improvements in - good roads, better homes and great interest being manifested in educa tional and church work, all of which 1 is right. 3 The hunting season is near. Game is plentiful. Fish bite well the year 3 around. t We are all well and are living seven days in every week, t More anon. S. E. Smith. , Electra, Fla., Oct. 1, 1910. f Lame back is one of the most| come mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. For sale by i all dealers. "STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION **"* OF THE BANK OF SWANSEA. Located at Swansea, S. C., at the close of business Sept. 22, 1910. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $61,350 92 [ Overdrafts 2,877 11 : Banking Honse 2,518 54 : Furniture and Fixtures 1,527 00 Due from Banks and Bankers 17,768 63 ; Currency 3,671 00 Gold 160 00 . Silver and Other Coin 848 97 * Checks and Cash Items.... 8 00 1 Total $90,730 17 mmmm LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in $10,000 00 Surplus Fund 2,500 00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 134 25 Dividends Unpaid 4 00 Individual Deposits subject to Check 31,746 43 Savings Deposits 16,345 49 Bills payable, including certificates for money borrowed 30,000 00 Totgi $90,730 17 State of South Carolina, > County of Lexington. ) Before me came B. E. Craft, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. B. E. CRAFT, Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 30th day of Sept. 1810, B. W.Burnett, (L. S.) Notary Public, S. O. Oorreot Attest: R. B. inabdtht, f It. L. LybrJlND, ( tar tt rrr~__ IH. XX. TT ATT, ; Direoton. wi i. w jMBWini hi mgg?ccasatsk tend THE STATE FAIR . nly Great State Fait* _ year. - , g iceptional midway, the stock and cattle departments, education. bia Theatre. I 1,2,3 and 4, in Columbia, ait prizes or anything else, write I innsboro, or D. F. Efird, Secre- j I rill be at the State Fair?they j ? s THE DUTCH FORK; c ; if you are needing any- ( >ns, Shoes, fiats. Groceries 5 >re to pleas? you and guar- i 3. Give me a trial when e convinced. *j Hulls you will find it to c fore you buy. i lindlei1; N, S. C. _________________^ C " " "" i 1 Bam??n??a??qt." K. )ER BROS, | | ?hoes, Hals, Oa^s5 Eio* p SOGERIES A SPECIALTY I t Mi S, C. [s- ! < icrs, and if you will only cali and ur Dry (foods will bo closed out at |/ i'k if you want bargains. Wo have F*' 0 old stock and our prices are as 1! 1 EE VS. lax rr:rrtrr:~rr:'rrt^rrr:rg": - , TrttY^ZVZZZZSWPZ-^TexrZZS"!* '2> l XSCJEETCaEOTI % ipi if WR I 1 A ^?LA1'&?.&L^2&\ i, S. | EROfiAKDISE o * Country Produce \ otton Seed Meal and 5 lowest and pay markBed. 1 our line you need, see \ ou money every time. p MM . - ' T~ 6969 ? ? P. M. FRICH I SELL EVES ^ GENERAL Ml ? | and Pay Highest Prices to: I can serve you with just what you i Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furniture, fact anything you need. See me befon FREE!! We are giving to our cu SET, also LIFE SIZE PICTURES for MM QW f Lexington ( I OCTOBER 25 I The Greatest Couni I Reduced rates on railroads. Many 8 attractions. Amusem I Prepare Your Exhibi II = THE 1 Premium lists now r< W. Q. M. BERLEY, President 1TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION nuBBBKH of the / BANK OF CHAPIN, 1 nnftl iOCATED AT CHAPIN, S. 0., AT /l 111 \A I THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ilUIJlii SEPT. 22, 1910. r r Resources. || ioans and Discounts $34,005 43 )verdrafts 1,205 45 ????* lacking House 1,714 24 ^rirniture and Fixtures 1,795 78 QCDTrUiSI >tlier Real Estate 3,418 08 | CifjDI )ue from Banks and Bank5.98ft 04 t/1 w lurrency 1,871 00 >old 70 00 lilver and other Coin 294 45 Ihecks and Cash Items 421 00 ???? Total $50,143 47 Liabilities. Capital Stock paid in $10,000 00 C7 A f T^T Surplus fund 27 43 / |^J J ndividual Deposits subject to Check 14,005 01 Savings Deposits 853 69 Time Certificates of Deposit. 10,532 84 lashier's checks 4 50 Bills payable, including JLlblNGlC certificates for money borrowed 14,600 00 Total $50,143 47 I $6.75 go State of South Carolina, j> nf County of Lexington <i 11 0 Before me came J. F. Honeycutt, Gt)S Basliier of the nboye named bank, v. ho. >eing duly swcm, says that th?- aXw; 9 OCT ind foivgoii-g stv?te^.;-ni *s a true con- 53 Lition cf -i bank, as shown by the |jj 111 P of said bank. ra _ _ _ J. F. Hoxkycitt. j| 5>J-0.00 g( Swr.vii jo ar. l subscribed before me fj , . hin :?:=h ueycf ^ept., 1910. ? IlOt S. /'. Sr..\s;-:. Kotary Public for S. C. &j 5'orivci?Attest 15 t? Lo J. S. V/KssiMiK?:, ra ? - , w. ii. wimjajis. a Final am I' ?.l Fi:;rK, I (8 ' Directors. | | IRg, 11 Oct Election Commissioners. \ | The following commissioners of j e| ' - ? ! ? O /\ n 411". /> lection for Lexington county nave ; kq ou U. bll'Oi i eon appointed by Gov. Ansel: | | _ _ ^ State?Chas. Geiger, J. L. Shulcr, |j ?J 120. L. 1 t. L. Lybrawl. g AlPN" TT Federal?S. B. George, J. S. Crosson, | ??V. H. Hawes. ? The commissioners met on Monday, rganized and appointed managers tor ?n?a?Mi?iEP he general election to be held on "uesday, the 8th of November. Candies ' x? Dental Notice. | I will be at Chapin, Tuesday and c Wednesday, October 12th and 13th, repared to do dental work. j Dr. L. L. TOOLE. | | 3 I?I I??I 'III? Chapin, l9_ South Carolina tYTHING IN iRCHANDISE r Cotton and Cotton Seed. ivaut in Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Buggies, Wagons and Harness, in ? you buy and you will be pleased. stoners a $6.00 42-piece DINNER trade of $5.00 or more. 8388 (Jinny ran i , 26 and 27. I ty Fair Ever Held. | new exhibit (features. The best fl ents for everybody. 8 its Now, and be at I 7ATP .1 I >ady for distribution. I SAM'L B. GEORGE, I Secretary. I achian Exposition I 1N0MLE, TENNESSEE I ER I2TH TO OCTOBER I2TH. I 1910 j ,'ERY LOW RATES VIA I 'HERN RAILWAY j Round Trip Rates From I >N, S. C. VIA COLUMBIA, S. C. I od returning 8 days from, but I including date of sale. Tick- 1 sold Sorit.om her 15. 9,9.. 9,Q: 1 lober 6, 1910 only. Not good I I iarlor or sleeping cars. | 1 )od returning 10 days irom but | M including date of sale. Tick- I sold Sept. 10 to Oct. 12, 1910. | fl it of both these tickets return- | 1 in no case to extend beyond ? ober18,1910. j irther information call on | I i Railway ticket agents, or fl vleek. AG-P A., Atlanta. Ga. Acker, T P A., Augusta, Ga. I : A--M ian .J M.nmnin.-Iinni m i rr*-.TT?^i j , Cakes, Crackers, Cold Drinks I SCHOOL BOOKS . ^ S tationery and Fancy Goods. S rman's Bazaar. I