The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 11, 1913, Image 1
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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a "partner" in the affairs oi
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THE HOME NA
LEXINGTON,
Resources
We Pay Interest on Sa\
5 per cent Interest Paic
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BEFSRE tbll UII got If
A NATION
it liad to satisfy tho U. S. Goverp
the*pro visions of the National Ba
With.
Every"3ince that time frequent an<
made by the.Government.
Every time the Government calls
ment of the affairs of the PALME1
lished in this paper. We want yoc
you. do we believe you will make
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Call at This 1
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Called "THINGS W
is full of interesting a
erybody.
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| ADVISOR!
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5B Capital stock f.00,000 00
H Surplus profits 155,000 00
H Liability of stockQ
holders 800,000 00
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g Protection to DeposM
itors $755,000 00
Hj The new banking House is pro'
0 Vault which is protected by an E
Electric Bank Protection Compar
thoroughly burglar proof.
H It has also installed a complete
1 are offered to our customers at ree
!Q afford every facility and accommoc
?OPFI
BR W. A. CLARK, President,
H T. S. BRYAN, Vice President.
The Chamber of Commerce of An- I
derson is endeavoring to get a schedule
whereby people of that section of
the State can go to Columbia ai.d ri turn
same day. . ' |
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lOJiO MAIN 8TBEJ
Solicits a Share
iiiiess man. If he manages his
:redit to himself, he will be
irs later in life. The best
to become a good manager
t, think twice before spending
ng. This bank wants to be
f every sturdy, sensible boy
im to save.
LTIUNALBANII
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$250,000.00.
ings Accounts Quarterly.
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meet at Washington that ail of
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. ||
Interest allowed at the rate of ip
4 per cent, per annum, payable Eg
quarterly, February, May, Aa- B
gust, November. H
(Tided with a modern Fireproof H
set of safety deposit vaults which B ?
isouable rates. We are prepared to B ]
lation which one's business justifies B
CERS HI ]
JOSEPH M. BELL, Cashier, B 1
JOHN D. BELL, Asst. Cashier. B 1
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The Son'" Carolina State Firemen's j
Tournament will be held at Abbeville 1
June 24-2*\ There will be qnite a ]
number of visitors besides the home ! <
foikt in attendance. , i
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LOBE DRY Gi
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of Your Valued Pa1
Pleasant Hill News.
We have been having plenty of rain
for the past week and the crops are
looking very good.
There was a large crowd at Pleasant
Hill the first Sunday in June to hear
Rev. J. C. Holley, but for some cause
he didn't come. We trust he will be
there the first Sunday in July.
Mi9S Mattie Taylor has been very
ill for the past week, but we are glad
to know she is now improving.
Mr. Edgar Stockman visited the
home of Mr. J. Z. Taylor Sunday.
Miss Maude Taylor spent a short
while at Rev. J. D. Taylor's Sunday.
Mr. Eugene Stockman, of New
Brookland, spent a few hours at Mr.
J. Z. Taylor's Sunday.
We learn that Mr. Lamar Stockman
and Miss Mae^shirey are married we
wish them e happy life.
Mr. Wilmer Taylor spent ^Saturday j
with Mr. Judson Cook.
Miss Vennie Taylor spent Sunday j
evening at Mr. J. Z. Taylor's.
Blue Eyed Girl.
Edmund News.
We are having good rains now and
the corn and cotton crops are very
promising.
H. 0. i and T. W. Reeder's farm is
Looking well. They have about 11
acres of fine potatoes. They have 24
hands fighting grass*
The new corn mill at Edmund operated
by L. E. Jescoat is now ready to
errind. He grinds for the 10th and 12fch.
Mrs. Sharpe and John Sharpe visitad
L. E. Jefcoatand family last Sanclay.
Mr. John Bell To will paid Senator
Sharpe a visit last Sunday.
Just a word to Little Joe:
Little Joe is very slow for he has no
place to go. He paid his brother Arch
i visit a few days ago. ^
Little Joe says ja stitch hi time saves
line.
But everybody's busin ess is not
nine.
The singing will start here next
3aturday by Mr. W. P. Steel.
Cress Hutto was in town last Sunlay.
Jim Crow.
Gaston Dots.
We are freshened up by the rains
that has recently been falling. Crops
sure growing.
$Irs. H. E. Goodwin has been spend
ing a few days in the City.
Misses Pearle McClendon and Lou
Belle Fallaw spent a pleasant visit in
Columbia recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mc Gill spent
Sunday in Gaston. Best wishes to
them always.
Mi. and Mrs. O. E. Fallaw spent a
pleasant day in Gaston with friends
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ana relatives, we wisn enema iux:g
life and happiness.
Mrs. G. T. Goodwin and little daughter,
Georgia Lou spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.iF. Fallaw.
Mis. Jake Craft and little daughter
Miss Pansye, were the gue9t cf Miss
Lou Belle Fallaw.
Mr. George Koester from Charleston,
has been spending his vacation in Gaston
with reiatives (and best girl )
Misse9 Lillie and Bessie Sightler are
spending a fort night in Charleston.
Miss Berlie Spires and brother, Dr.
Spires spent a pleasant afternoon in
Gaston.
We are glad to learn that our friend
and neighbor, Mrs. Juriale Goodwin
Is recovering slowly from a spell of
fevor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fallaw spent l
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. J. F.
Fallaw,
With good wishes to all.
Gaston Guy.
Some Alligators
Mr. D.J. Furtick, of Swansea, route
I, living near Jefcoat's bridge, recently
caught an alligator measuring '.1 feet
*nd o inches in the i^orth Edisto river
by the means of a hook baited with a
moccasin. It is needless to say that
the gaitor was not caught with a hook
known as the perch or cat fish size,
but it required a special size hook
made at a blacksmith shop. Mr. Furtick
also captured alive a young alligator
about 2 feet in length and had
an exciting time with the mother gaiter
who heard the squeals of hervonng
Mr. Furtick says he got into a brot 1
Df alligator?-, th?- two old and many
/ocu.g Oi.es. j
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tronage. Polite and Pre
Sunday School Picnic.
The annual joint Sunday school picnic
of the several denominations of
our town * as held last Saturday at t
Mr. Eli Corley's spring. There was c
a large number of peopiepresont, rep- c
resenting every denomination, all of ?
whom mingled in brotherly affection s
and enjoyed the elegantpicnic dinner. 6
The good people brought well filled 3
baskets and refreshments weve freely I
served. The only incident that mar- *
red the pleasure of the occassion was 1
a heavy rain, hardly giving those *
present time to eat dinner, and disper- 1
sed the crowd earlier than usual.
Y/e hope all will enjoy peace, happiness
and prospsrty over another year
and live to attend the next annual j
joint Sunday school picnic at Eli Cor- j
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Poi?d Branch Items. j
The crops are looking One since the !
rain.
The health of the community is very
good at present.
Prof. Olin Croat, who has been
teaching at Cowards, S. C., is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Crout.
A lar^e crowd attended services at (
Pond Branch church second Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kleekley, who taught
her second session most successfully
at Pond Branch school, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. E. P. Shealy and son, Pascual,
are attending the commencement at
Newberry.
Dr. Paul Smith, who has been attending
the medical college at Charleston,
has returned home. \
BLUE EYES.
fABSOLlM)
The claim of Pain
would sound absu
confidence is at or
many of whom are
testify to my painl
ago when I did nr
this while I have s
give the people th
modern methods.
More work and better wor]
nouncement: If its Dentisi
get what you are hunting f
come to me like this: Dr.
have cut these prices to wh
now is your chance while t
I CAUTION
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Don't be bamboozed, but
are in the right place
the original, but one Dr. Tc
Our whalebone plate fit
never drops or breaks. Yo
corn off the cob. We want
on our books while these pi
if you fail you are the loos<
tion free. Examination fre
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Painfully Injured.
Little Ross, son of Auditor Dent, had
he misfortune to break his arm a few
lays ago. He together with other
ihildren were out picking blackberries
md when some one came along with
i number of dogs he became frightenid
and in running fell, breaking the
tame arm he fractured some time ago(
fortunately however the limb was not
>roken at the same place. He was
nomptly given medical assistance,
he broken arm being splintered, and
le is getting along nicely now.
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THE MONEY YOU WA
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| js.iia snouia nave n yuurseu
our Savings Department wl
terest at the rate of 4 per cer
As an appreciation of y (
over $1,700,000.00 to prote
loss and extend to you all ac
with sound and safe busines
BANK OF WESTE
M. L. Tyler, Manager.
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less Dentistry Irom
rd, but when promisi
ice bestowed- Thous
: in Lexington Coun
ess methods. Possibl;
y first work in Lexir
pent much time and
e best that could b
O FAIM
* for the money and now prep;
try matters, not how small or h
or. For the past couple of yea
Toole does good work but his p
ere the poor as well as the ricl
hey last.
be sure you fJat
as this is
>ole. ?
s perfectly, lp
u could bite
vour name Gold Crowns
rices are on, B^ge Work, Est*
' Set of Teeth
3r. Extrac- Fillings
e. A gold fill:
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Main St., Columbi
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First Load of Peaehes
The first load of Lexington peaches
was carried to Columbia last Thursday
by Mr. George Sease, a progressive
planter and fruit grower of Gilbert
ronte 2. Mr. Sease says his peach
crop is very short this year as he will
only have 25 bushels in all and last
year at each bad carried 25 bushels at
a time.
Dr. F. M. Ronth of the State Board
is campaigning the county of Abbeville
to eradicate the hookworm.
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f SOME ONE
YOU EARN IT
L Why not deposit it in
lere you will receive inLt.
compounded quarterly.
>ur business, we pledge
ct your account against
commodations consistent
is dealings.
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;RN CAROLINA III
Lexington Branch 111
Fentistry. "*
many Dentists
sd by Dr. Toole t
ands of people, s
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ty, wouJd gladly
y 13 or 14 years
igton County a1!
study here to
ie had with all
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ared to make the an- -i
irge, here's the place to ;
irs many reports have
irices are so high, so I
i may be benefited so
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$3.00 up
i Heavy ?3, $4 and $.">
.$5 up
25o, 50c and^up
ing on your plate free.
DENTIST
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nery Store.
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