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VOL. XLI. r LEXINGTON. S. C.. WEDNESDAY MARCH 15 1911 "TV"
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5 per cent, interest paid
bein^ computed semi-annually
receiveu.
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on savings deposits, interest
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^iven special attention,
ling your business, and youi
ent, $1.00 per year.
ROOF President and Cashier
We have received a
World and we cord
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! Columbia Township
Votes Free Bridges.
Bjr a vote of 453 to 81, Columbia
Township on yesterday declared for
free bridges between Columbia and
Lexington. This means that Columbia
township will issue bonds to the
amount of $75,000 to pay for the
bridges. Lexington county will pay
| $25,000, or one-third the purchase price
of the bridges. It is expected that
plans will be put in operation looking
toward the freeing of the bridges at
an early date.
Soldiers to The Front.
The revolution, led by Francisco I.
Madero in Mexico, has reached a serious
stage, according to latest advices
from Mexico City. During the past
few days President Taft has ordered
the militia to the scene. A number
| of South Carolinians are among those
who have gone to the froot.
Welcome Home.
Everybody in Lexitgton is glad to
welcome Congressman Lever and his
popular 9ecietary, Mr. B. J. Wingard,
back home, even for auch a short, period
of time. Both Mr. Lever and Mr.
Wingard are looking well, although
they have been very hard worked during
the session of congress just adjourned.
Mr. Lever Receives
Pen From President.
There came in Congressman Lever's
mail on Sunday one of the six pens
and pen-holders used by the President
in signing the Appalachian-White
Mountain forest measure when that
bill became a law. It will be remembered
that Mr. Lever is one of the
joint authors in the House of this bill,
and everybody recalls the characteristic
energy which, for some years, he
has expended in behalf of its passage.
This successful flght to conserve the
head-waters of the navigable streams
rising in these mountains in the interest
of navigation, agriculture, and
forestry ha9 brought Mr. Lever warm
commendations from all parts of New |
England and the South and he prizes i
highly this pen which he shall pie- I
serve as a memento of the successful |
conclusion of an interesting fight for j
this legislation. I
Mrs. Little Injured
Sunday In Runaway.
While returning to her home from
the Lutheran church on Sunday, the
horse cf Mrs. Adriana Little ranaway
while going down the factory hill.
The buggy wa9 demolished and its oc- i
cupant thrown to the ground. Mr?.
Little's left shoulder was dislocate d '
by the fall and she was otherwise injured
ab-ut the body. Dr. E. P. Derrick
reset the injured shoulder and
Mrs. Little is doing as well as could
be expected, considering the nature
{ and extent of h^r injuries.
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