Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r > > >fc^;-'; i " I, " ^ "" ????? ? EepreseBtatice Newspaper. Severs Lexington and the borders el the Surrounding Soanties hike a Slanhet. VOL. XLlT ~~ LEXINGTON, S. C? WEDNESDAY DEC. 21. 1910 * 8~ o???TSSSS,?M if.. * , - - \ McgegesMmmi Q6dQQ69C9Ql SS THE HOME NATION* Is HOW WE S3 Organized Nor. 13,1903, wltk Dt CO Horember 13, 1909, We flai Bnpomhaf 1? fOVfl Vfi Had J ff nUIWUllbt mwf lyiwj aw ^ CO Our Mofto; "S; WMmeammesi './ ' CALL uhtxoet HATIC Columbia, Dir&G A. F. LEVER JOS. NORW( J. H. M. BEATY C, L. KIBLE G. P. LOGAN J. W. NORW AARON DAVID D. A. SPIVf v. a?aeg.TU?uriMJUi i ur., fcr. lvi-rxjhtm.j.-,. |" " "" ' Bank of " I : : s CHAPIN, ; I The Bask That 1 This bunk aims to give you good t I ehecki for you?furnish drafts for B always glad to assist you in businesi S with this bank, which makes a poi 3 ? positors. Our certificates of deposi 8 We cordially invite the farmers at S their banking with us. 0 J. S. WBSSINGER, President. * <??? I \{*M - * .|jf B While making y * * ** i_i V V I B898 OV vnriBOTc i I do no! forge! the S I gains you will fii I P, M, FR I I Who handles I I In Dry Goods, Nc . I Shoes, Caps a furnishings, In | \ thing you need Ir ji i crfsrro. Odd pi H I peclal low prices 8 I before you make | I chases or sell * H i grain, chickens, fl S 1 have tor your 8 Candies, Fruits I & Nuts, etc. We t > I 5 please our cue ^ I 1 lowest prices all * I I CHAPIN, South ^ ^ I ! II II III .111 >? jJ*LJWW \ G] *W". ZE3! tao MAIN 8TREI Solicits a Share BSfRfiainnsR ,L BANK GROW || . posit It $46,914.44 gg . . $81,916.65 m $108,050.0011 - mm* afety Before Profit " Cjjjl BacaMcacofflg ~~~ ??^ AT m&iM BA1S S. C. ' ' bps )0D N. H. DRIGGERS R E. G. COOK 00D W. ? HAMRICK :Y E W.WILSON Chapin | S. C. : : : | Lftftmnmndafa* I lerrice*. W? cash oat-of-town B sending money away. We are | s matters. Make your deposits ? nt of good treatment of its de- K t bear interest at 5 per cent. 1 i well as the business men to de i J. P. HOXBYCUTT, Cashier ? W??i^ I H l~B ER11 j BSHBflBB s jj jeij our pttroh- I I g as suppilM I II many bar- 1 || ICR'S. I B 1| everything 1 1 >ifons, Hats I | md Cent's I 1 fact any? B i i the h&ise 1 I ants a! es- | S b. See me | m i your pur* | | 'our cctten, | | eggs, eto. | | m Christinas I ft s, Raisins, | | irs hers to I P Vomers at I SI the time. 1 | Carolina. ^ I I LOBE BBT 60 . MOITCEIO^ iT, of Your Valued Pat Send Them To Bed Wtih A Kiss O Mothers, so weary, discouraged, Worn out with the cares of the day, You often grow cross and impatient, Complain of the noise and the play; For the day brings so many vexations, So many thing going amiss; Bnt, mothers, whateyer may vex yon, Send the children to bed with a kiss! The dear little feet wander often, Perhaps, from the pathway of right, The dear little hands find new mischief To try yon from morning till night; T>..k 1U2-1. -e *-1 J DUU blJlIlK. Ul l/UO UCfUiatW UJUli'-ietB Who'd give all the world for your bliss And as thank9 for your infinite blessings Send che children to bed with a kiss ' [ For some day their noise will not vex you The silence will hurt you far more; You will long for their childish yoices For a sweet chilaish face at the door; And to press a child's face to your bosom You'd give all the world for just thisi For the coraiort 'twill bring in your sorrow, Send the children to bed with a kiss! i TAX RETURNS. In accordance with the law in reference to the assessment and taxation of real and personal property, the Auditor, or his assistant, will be and attend the following named places for the purpose of receiving tax returns for the fiscal year 1911, and in order to meet the next appointment, the hour will close at 11 o'clock in the morning and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. m *n p v l. iMxpayers wiu, tnoreiore, do pronipu in meeting the appointments, so as not oo oause delay. Taxpayers will please come prepared to give the name of the township and number of school district wherein they reside; cumber of acres, lots and buildiogs, with T&lue of taxation: Gaston, Taesday, Jan. 10. Joe Reeder^, Wed. a. m.f Jan. 11. Jake Mack's, Wed. p. m., Jan. 11. Swansea, Thurs. and Friday a. m.. January 12-13. Calvary Sohool House, Friday p. m., January 13. Pelion, Tuesday all day, Jan. 17. Steedmau, Wed. a. m., Jan. 18. Samaria, Wed. p. m., Jan. 18. Batesburg, Thurs. all day, Jan. 19. Leesrille, Friday ail day, Jan. 20. Summit, Saturday a. m., Jan. 21. Gilbert, Saturday p. m., Jan. 21. Irmo, Monday p. m. and Tuesday a. m., January 33-24. Ballaatine, Tuesday p. m., Jan. 14. White Bock, Wed. a. m., Jan. 85. Hilton, Wed. p. m., Jan. 15. Ohapln, Thurs. and Pri. Jan. 88-87. Peak, Saturday a. m., Jan. 83. Grout'a Store, Tuea. p.,m., Jaa. 31. Bd. Addy's, Wed. a. m., Feb. 1. Franklin Keialei^s, Wednesday p. m., February 1. Edmund, Friday a. ra., Feb. 3. Irene, Friday p. m., Feb. 3. Brookiand, Saturday all day, February 4. At Lexington 0. H., all days not included in above aohedule, from Jan. 1, 1611, to Feb. 20, 1911, when the books will dose, after which 50 per cent, will be added for failure to make return!, Tax returns Bent in by mail are not legal unless sworn to beforo an officer qualified to administer oaths. Alt-male persona are subjeot to poll 4*^ Q1 f?A vfAA?a a ma AVoonf tax ir^ui >JI w w jctiis u?i.uyv those exempt by law. Under the ne w law all dogs are subjeot to a capitation tax of 50 cents and must be returned at the same time whea other property is returned. V/. D. DENT, Auditor Lexington County. Christmas at St. Stephen's Lutheran Char eh Sunday morning at ? o'clock there will bo a Christmas Matin service. Chief service at 11 o'olook with sermon and special music. In the evening afc 7.30 o'clock, Christ % mas oelebraticn by the Sunday schoolT A program, 41 Jesus the light of the world,'' consisting of cwrols and recitations will be rendered. The offering w ill le lor the O^hnn'c Home at Salom. Va. T*fc not forgot the little orphaned children at this festive season. Everybody cordially niyited te he present. ODS COMPAfi r, j~es., 2>^i a* m m ronaee. Polite and Pr< WHY HE MARRIED. I He used to dance with Annie? She waltzed with fairy graoe; He nsed to drive with Fannie She'd such a pretty face; He used to call on Clara? She always praised his book; . But he finally married Mary? For she knew how to cook. ?Chicago News. He used to flirt with Daisy, She had such winning ways; And paid hi9 court to Mazie, For days and days and day9j He much admired Estella Beside the ocean's brink, I But he finally married Bella, t Because she had the chink. I ?Rirmincham A are-Herald. He used to take sweet Alice To hear the village band, He used to sit with Nellie? He used to hold her hand, He dangled after Flora, Bat he hooked up with Bess Because of all he courted 'Twas she alone said yes. ?Houston Post. He used to dream of Myrtle, Whose curly hair was brown; He used to think Anita, The sweetest girl in town; But he dually married Susie? As cue within a trance? For Susie was a widow And he didn't have a chance. ?Tennessean. He used to hang 'round Mollie? Sue had such rosy lips, He used to swear by Dollie And her patent-padded hips, Bijt he dually married Bert, The ugliest in all creation, Because she wore no hobble skirt And owned a good plantation. ?Lancaster News. Ha used to imile at Sarah, Because she looked so sweet; He used to stroll with Dinah Away out on the beach; But ho finally married Lula, The wheel-horse of the town,. Because she alwaj s looked so neat And never wore a frown. Fork Goes to Richland By Large Majority. By a vote ot 140 to 25 the people of I the Dutch Fork, iu that section where an election was held on Thursday, decided to leave the old oounty and annex to Richland. The vote by preoinots follows: For Against Balleatine if 12 Spring Hill 4* 0i Folk's S. House 21 12 Nate's 8. House 99 05 Total 14i 26 Watches and Jewelry. Gold and silver watches. ladies' and gents' sizes, in upeu (ace and hunting esse, witn Elgin and other standard movements, guaranteed. The largest and best line of Jewelry ever shown here. Call and maks your selections for holiday gifts. The quality and prices are right. Kaufmaan Drug Co. Christmas Tree at Horeb. There will be a Christmas tree at Horeb on next Tuesday, commencing at noon. Everybody invited. Christmas Tree at Pelionu . There will be a Christmas tree at Pelion on .Christmas eye. beginning at 6 o'clock." To ere will also be exercises by the children appropriate to the occasion. The public moat cordially in-' vited. Sandel Drag Store Earned On ?v;t Thursday between eleven and twelve o'clock Are was discovered in the Sandel Drag Store on Soatb Main street, and in a few minutes the building was consumed. At one time it seemed as if a namber of buildings would be consumed. The residence of Prank W. Shealy on the north and the residence of Miss Mary "Wingard, occupied by D. B. Haiti wanger, on the a/inhVi tiruro ccnaniallT^n lianorAP Jilflt across the streofc i? the Drafts hotel and the residence of Thos. P. Meetze, and it was with great difficulty that the lire wac oonSued to the 8 an del tuilding. Fr C.nriei thinks the fire Drijiurfi-'l from a defective sfr>.yc ^n.r, Silence may give cement or it may girt eiftme. * Y, ^ckeies, C OLITMBIA. S. C. >mpt Attention. OotoberUtf ARE WE JUSTIFH Perhaps we ought to ' be onliiflTroiirtO'nf ftnf won IrnrkTc "tlii OV/fUQ T tliit'iiv* L/UV^ J V U Jtuv IT l/tt\ more he wants.*' This being true, in soliciting new business; and es{ are so well equipped to handle it. Citizen's Bank of Batesburg, 1892. Lexington Said LEXINGTON, CapitsS, Surptas and Undivided 5 per cent, interest paid on sa^ bein computed semi-annually. Dep< received. v,> \.v Commercial accounts also given s Ample facilities for handling yc Qonnnnt will V?A nrmrprnntftH. V%VV V UAA v ?? AAA W %? f j^* W W*v?. ww Safet- deposits "coxes for rent, SI W. P. ROOi' u-wj ujii ?i? fSSofifiSfi NEW BROOLKANE ??9 We Want your business. It is our do 10 your money with us until you need It rJw times a year. M J. G. CUICNARD, KW Vice-President. | we cakby a line of lip EASTM/ #iMiiMi'MwaMBaMMaaa?Ha M KODAKSyFILMS, PAPER AND gg SHIPMENTS FREQUENT, I? INSURING FR Sond Us Your Ordor THE R. L. BRYAN COLUMBIA, S. css3CTSP?orasi?r?is?s3CTg?aaiiPUiiitu I Where to Spend ^ If 14 k Dry Good*, Notion*, Shoe*, Hal anything in a general line of select m before yon buy and we can save yon Cotton Seed Hulls and Meal?pay mar Seed. We are here to please yon. Tr O. S. Crout &C t | Swansea, .... I satisfied with present X i more a man gets th* , we are then justified )ecially so, since we Batesburg, 3. 0. 1910. I ag*s Bank, S. C] Profits $35,DC0.C0. 7ings deposits, interest isits of $1.1 f and over pecial attention. )ur business, and youx ,00 per year. President and Cashier ' ' " ' ' t * ; ''X f l";*" . BANO >, S. C. H sire io please. Leave ym We pay interest lour m L. S. TROTTI, m President OTHER SUPPIES. |j ESH GOODS |j, t Today k COMPANY 1 S9EEEKK8HBMHH?|5l2%2 l our Money 1 :s, Groceries, in fact, 2 rcbandiM. See us 5 money, wo handlo 5 ket prises for Cotton ? y bl ? Company, f South Carolina. |