Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 N ? THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH. A Representative Newspaper Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket. VftT. TT.TT LEXINGTON, S. C? WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1912 44 9 -w - - Costly . i Most people intend to sav And while putting it off 1 tie sums slip through tl The way to save successf Why not begin to save ai by opening a savings m THE HOME N A LEXINGTON, Resources & * We Pay Interest on Savi 5 per cent Interest Paid y. Now Located In Our 1323 Main St.. Where We Hope Tc Start Saving Today You Will Have ' Richland Savings Bai 1323 MAIN STREET, v : .' > r^ooSLX f. New Brooki | DIREC | J. G. Guignard, E. W. 1 R. N. Senn, Henry I A. D. Shull, L. S. T 1 . The Remarkab Of This Bank 18 built of the FRIENI ed by careful attention MENTS. We want you to be one every accommodation 1 responsibility warrant. In our Savings Depart] ed quarterly. LET OUR/BANK BE The Palmetto | OF COLTTM Wttje J05K8. President. I D. | ALWAYS SELL CORKER nun HP RICHLAW DRY GOODS, N01 SHOES, HATS, MI I SUITS, SKIRTS, El I A NICE LC TO SELE 61 w. n. l??<> MAIN STREE Solicits a Share Delays e SOME TIME, et a big aggregate of lit leir fingers. ully is to save NOW. t this auspicious moment ccount at riONAL BANK . . s. c. . $250,000.00. ngs Accounts Quarterly. on Certificates of Deposit % Permanent Home Columbia, S. C. > See You Often. 2 HP ? ?anu luijiunuw ! Something. ik & Trust Company COLUMBIA, S. C. 9CSe95S6S6SttS69SS6S6S6969 ND BANK | land, $ 0? ? ITORS: | Shull, G. A. Guignard J Buff, F. L. Sandel 8 U/v44? D T Woccinrrpf 51 1UIU<| X *f If voaiu^v* mj ?6S6?6SC96S6S6S6S6SCSS9GS / le Success )SHIP of its CUSTOMERS gain- ( to tneir BANKING REQUIRE- 1 i of these Customers and offer you that your balance, business, and ment w< pay 4 per cent, calculatYOUR BANK. ! National Bank, BIA, S. C. J. F. Matthews, Cashier j ???? ? j BATES ii e it cno icqq a 11 1UII LLUtf j I STS. COLUMBIA. S. C. riONS, CLOTHING, f.T.TNERY. LADIES' rc )T ALWAYS CT FROM I ,OBE MY CI MOlTCZITOIs X of Your Valued Pat Headqi For Flour, Meal, All Kinds < "Pinnacle" Floii Mak< The Kirkland D Whole Just across the Congare< Writ tor Prices, Or Call ar Managers For Second Primary Sept. 10,1912. Batesburg?Express boxes?Barrett Jones, E. L. Hartley, Geo. Adams. Boylston?S. O. Hook, P. H. Shull, W. K. Hook. Brook?Geo. Shealy, W. F. Taylor, P. M. Taylor. Crout's Store?Charley Koon, Scott Shirey, D. D. Amick. Ohapin?J. W. Roberts, R. W. Frick, J. T. Stockman. DeJingo?J. A. Kaminer G. C. Arehart, Alvin B. Roof. Edmond?J. 0. Reeder, I. E. Jefcoafc, O. E. Sharpe. Gaston?Express boxes?J. P. Goodwin, 0. 0. Goodwin, Ruf. E. Pound, Hilton?Express boxes to Ohapin? J. P. McOartha, J. W. Bickley, A. H. Harman. Irmo?Express boxes?A. Lorick, Heber Dreher, John Shealy. Macedonia?Express boxes to Chapin ?Dave Epting, F. S. Derrick, Noah Amick. Piney Woods?Express to Little Mt., J. J. Rish, W. D. Gannon, H. F. Frick., Leesviil*?Express boxes?J. Y. Cooley; M. Grouch, A. P. West. Lexington?J. Frank Kleckley, T. R. Keisler, J. E. Rawl Kyzcr. Lewiedale?Express boxes-Willie E. Long, Isaiah Taylor, G. R. Sea9e. Oak Grove?Express to Steadraanil. E. Miller, M. D. Kyzer, J. F. Gnnter. Pine Ridge?Express to Chapin?S. 0. Fulmer, D. L. Shealy, O. O. Wes3inger. Peak?Express?Jas. W. Eargle, Jno F. Chapman, H. P. Summer. Pond Branch?Express to Gilbert? A. Taylor, Jno. R. Holley, Martin L. I Smith. Pools Mill?Express to Woodford? C. C. Justus, J. M. Bales, J. W. Starnes. I Pelion?Express?A. M. Hutto, S. D. Sehofield, Arch Craft. Rishton?Express to Pelion?S. L. Lucas, G. C. Gantt, W. A. Rish. Summit?Express to Summit?R. O. Shealy, A. E. Craps, M. A. Ricard. St. Matthews?S. S. McCartha, L. M Steele, E. W. Keisler. Samaria?Express boxes?F. S. Burgess, O. C. Boatwright, Haskell Hall. S eadman?Express boxes?A. B. i^uattlebaum, H. J. Burgess, L. W. Mircheli. Sandy Kun?'W. Furtick, Jr., T. L. Williams, M. L. Wannamaker. Swansea?I. W. Hutto. J. N. Jumper, E. H. Smith. Brookland? Hollow Creek?Express boxes to Grilbert?H. P. Price, G. C. Price, J. D. Keisler. Irene?John Taylor, Jr., Frank Tayor, B B. Pound. Boiling Springs? ll*ut DadmI nuw rami. Strike when the iron is hot and paint when the property needs it. They paint ships a dozen times a Fear; yes, some of them, every voyage. What for, do you think ? To look nice and get business. * 1 it- Tvoi'nfa/l A JlV0ry KUfps its Vy<ii i iaguo ^/uiuvvu and varnished and washed, to look nice and get business. A man, with a house for sale or to let,''does it up,'' and Devoe is the paint. There's more in paint than to keepout water. Paint for looks and you needn't think about water. A fresh coat of paint once a year is about as good for his credit as paying his debts. But the man whose buildings and fences look new, very likely, has no debts. DEVOE The Harman Drug Co. JOBS COMPA1I r, Tie., ronage. Polite and Pro: larters Grits, Hay, and of Feeds. ir ts Good Bread istributing Co., isale. e Bridge on Lady Street, e Us id Inspect Our Stock. .. j Result of State Election. Governor. Cole L. Blease, 71,5-52 Ira B. Jones, 66,478 ?, m Tv...? ?, o '}QE; uuiiLi x. yuuuau ?,"uu All State officers were elected ex cept in the race for attorney general. J. Fraser Lvon, incumbent, and Thos. H. Peeplea ran oyer. The State executive committee meets today to hear contests, in the governor's race and also in the race for the United States Senate, Mr. Tillman's two opponents having filed contests against him. Notice. State of South Carolina, County of Lexington. I hereby forbid any person or persons of giving my son, Spergeon Martin, any employment or of keeping him anyway as he is under age. Anyone so doing, the law will be strictly enforced against such persons. R W. MARTIN. Gaston, S. C., Aug. 31, 1912. 4(5 "The Elopement or janen" win oe rendered by local talent in the high school building on next Friday evening. Everybody should attend. Get your tickets early at the two drug stores. J. B. White & Co. It is with pleasure that we call our readers' attention to the advertisement of J. B White & Co., of Augusta, Ga., in this issue. This is one of the largest firms in the South, and its t trade reaches from State to State. It will pay you to go to Augusta to make your fall purchases. The schedules J now in effect will make it possible for you to do so with but little inconvenience. Notice, Veterans. You are requested to meet at your respective places of meeting in each township in Lexington on 21sc day of September, 1912, at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of electing a representative to meet at Lexington court house, on Saturday the 5th day of October, at , 12 o'clock to elect a pension board for : the year 1913. } S. M. ROOF, Chairman. < Pension Board Lex County. , Teacher Wanted. i i Wanted?a good lady teacher to j l teach at Boiling Springs school house, i in District No. 79, five miles south of Gilbert. Apply with references to E. M. Taylor, Chairman Board of Trustees, Lexington, S. C. Route 3. to tvive A way DUfjijy. . The L. D. Ctillura Co., of Batesburg, ! will give away a $90 Tyson & Jones 1 buggy at 12 o'clock noon, September 17th, in front of their buggy store in { Batesburg. E.ead ad. elsewhere and I be sure to be in Batesburg on the 17th. i I J3-33I3, C OLUMBIA, S. C. rapt Attention. October lltf ? mi? ? \ The Fir^t Stai In life towards wealth and ease what you earn. A homeless wai to be the fate of the man who i Assure yourself of a comfortable < ing habit. uur savings Department not o ity for all moneys deposited, but compounded semi-annually. Yo one dollar. Citizens Bank ol U. X. CUNTERn Pres. M. U. BOATWRIGHT, Vice-Pres. | CEO. BELL TIMMERM rr Call at This Ba And Let Us Present You Called 'THINGS WORr is full of interesting and erybody. UNION NATIO: Columbia, > ^=== = White Bronze Are more durable than I neither heat nor cold affec I not chip nor crack, nor br< their color ever, for lik< cheaper than Marble or Gi much or little, in bold rs without extra charge. Ca White Bronze and over 20 J. H. B1 1802 Main SI. - . Illll II" ?? fbnonerl Monday. iJVUWA w The Lexington High School opened p( on Monday morning with a large en- w^c rollment of students. A splendid pro- duri gramme, incident to the opening of 8eS8 our magnifiicent new school building, gep( was well rendered. TT Addresses were made by State Superntendenc of Education Swearingen, Olic W. H. Hand and W. K. Tate, of Co- Alti iumbia; Hon. George Bell Timmer- Lon man. County Supt. A. D. Martin and ly, 1 Prof. W. E. Black. J. A iei I Death of Infant. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Wit McCartha died on Monday evening Keii and was buried at St. Matthews Luth. Qau ohurch. nearBarr, yesterday morning. g# g rbe family have the sympathy of the ca8) entire town in their hour of sorrow. Has Sim Bring us your JOB WORK. , C. 1 4 vc< raj ivu iu auw* [t coneists in saving a portion of aderer in his old age is likely s improvident in his yonth. old age by cultivating the savnly guarantees absolute secur; pays you 4 per cent interest, iu can open an account with [ Batesburg, ? A. C. JONES, Cashier. p! L. W. FOX, Asst. Cashier f AN, Attorney. > ?. Baaauu**mm\? MB?j = ^ ,nk with a Handy Book ffl KNOWING." It useful facts for evIV AIi BANK 3. C. v Monuments I A, Marble or Granite, :ts them. They do j ?ed moss, nor change e designs they are anite. The lettering, lised type, is put on ill and see samples of 0 designs. COLUMBIA, S. C. First Week "Jury. ollowing is a list of the gentlrmen ) will serye as first week jurymen ing the S 3ptember term of general ions court, beginning Monday, tember 16: . Lee Kleckley, D. Wade Hook, J. l Crout, J. Thompson Koon, W. B. nan, J. Fred Shealy, Walter D. Olin J. Derrick, T. Davis SheaSVm. J. Manuel, Daniel M. Drafts, rthur Ricard, H M. Sawyer, Dantedmond, Columbus Sturkie, John Sargle, Ellard O. Hall, M. B. Edds, Keedy 0. Smith, W. Saunders igard, A, T. Guignard, Lonnie 0. 3ler, L. Julian Shealv, Edward F. ghman, Anderson Smith, James >mith, E. Asbury Pool, Olin A. LuWilson Gunter, T. M. Kannady, kell L. Lucas, Wade H. Kyzer, Maddox, Emanuel H. Barr, W. Lddy, C. B. Dreher.