Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I XTTTh I Ih YTIM^TYW FlTQP 1 TPI! x llli 1 j i j^IlxXN VJ x JL/JLi^X x\ JL \jl 1 * 1^ | **"' ~' .. A Representative Newspaper Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket. P gAy. TT.rrr " LEXINGTON, S.C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1913 49 1 "W " 1 * ;'T' r " 1 - * v A a: 4 Mass. Meeting at '?* -- r?_u?? <4 A I naiesuury rriuajr iv. & Batesburg. Oct. 6.?A number of the ff most responsible and substantial citiff , V..v zens of this section have issued a call I to the ladies and gentlemen, mothers and daughters, of that portion of Lsxington, Aiken and Saluda counties adr* joining and contributory to the town m *"V of Batesburg, to attend a mass meetI .iff ing at Batesburg on next Fridav, the V lil ICth, the purpose of which is to enter ] > a sotenm and earnest protest against the establishment of a dispensary at this place. The sentiment of the peoi |1 pieft th? territory, is so strongly op % post i to the dispensary that the board f j&t in .Lexington county will be constrainj ed to reyerse its reported decision to iBp-alace one here. J ; The Markets. > fgSjl Lexington?Cotton, middling 13 3*4. Savannah?Turpentine 39. Home I | J| The first step in buying **a2S. Hio .Qovinrrc Arv?nnnt T< VjUH V^JIV AJU T AXXgU XXyVVUAAV# Bp | home of his own. A sav: fm bank, with regular deposii ! provide the money for tl v one. The sooner you beg \ live in your own home. i THEHOMENA ' LEXINGT? Capital $25,000.00. Samael B. George, Pres., Alfred J. Fox, Cashier, K.! V ? 3^1 Runnifi AT RMR ? L^AVW Hj, | Mew Brookh r ^ ? DIRECT .cflg 1 J? G. Guignard, E. W. S jPg R. N. Senn, Henry I A. D. Shull, L. S. Tr | ADVISORY \ | Frank W. Shealy, James A. S ^mSBSm CHLORAZONl ,'yf - _ ,i f 'MH L > fl| Malaria attacks the lirer, kidneys \f' Rheumatism attack^ the bones and jjjV *. n Malaria is just as serious as any dh B Some of the symptoms are lassitudi K whites of the eyes slightly tinged rag lack of appetite, constipation, any c Kg and you must keep off chills and JJH jovery uouae BUJU UU ? ^uitrauLcc w 1 Price, 50c B HUOCINS DR B OPPOSITE PO! B AGENT AGE* B For Dr. Hess For Penslai B Stock and Poultry B Remedies. B When you have a prescription to fill by trusting it to us. I Columbia rr , = tWhen Next 1 Call and see our new build Main and Gervais streets. '' as a depositor if you see fit whether you do that or not acquaintance. UNION NATXI . I . Columbia, / ft T7T. ?3 l?K?0 M.AXJMT Sst-TTX E3 Solicits a Sjan Corley's New Gin ? f i i - n 1 T?? me nne new gin oi me uuriey x>xus. and Mr. 0. W. Caughman located : near tbe Lexington High School lias i started and receiving much favorable ! comment upon the fine work it is do- I ing. These interprising gentlemen, : we are" advised, intend to build 1 I an oil mill in this city in the near tu- ) tare which wili either be located at j their new ginnery or on railroad near | the depot. j ? The ChaJngang. The chaingaDg is finishing all roads j near Ohapin and will soon move on this side of tbe river. The machine v. ill be shipped to Oayce for work on i the Old State road. Then the gang ; will-take up the work on the Orange- 1 burg road, and will work the necessary j roads leading to Gaston and Swansea. Superviser Corley is certainly doing gpod work and merits praise where 6ver he goes. taking f ! ; or building a home is Iveryone should have a ings account with this ts from the income, will he first payment upon in, the sooner von will 1 I - ''' ^ )N, S, C. Resources $2?0,000.00 Jas. J. Wingard, V. Pres. F. Oswald, Asst. Cashier. STD BANK f and, S. C. % ORS: 8 hull, G. A. Guignard ? Juff, F. L. San del | otti, P. J. Wessinger # nA ? T>T\. f Jummerset, G. G. Moseley ? ?96SS?*4S9e???esey ?S898fl?!M HHHKS* jr II ?? 1 II? II I III 1BW11MT1 E MALARIA and digestive organs, just as ^ ma*c . s of the human system. pf Sras-> on the human calender. raj e, a yellow tinge to the skin, the fi? with yellow. Poor digestion, gp if these symptoms are a warning fever, with CHLORAZONE. cure, or your money back. Wj Bottle. m UC STORE, M ST OFFICE. P *T AGENT * Remedies. For Belle Meade Sweet Oandies, H the only candy that 0 paspod the pure food law. H you will not make a mistake H x, S. 0. i i mmmmmmw n Columbia ling on the coroner of We should welcome you to open an acconnt, but we want to make your 3MTAI* BANK s. c li " LOBE mi 6 ?rr, ... ) of Your Valued Pa Aike To the Mem bers ( of Lexington Cc Gentlemen: . I notice in the published that you recommend that al security for public funds de Lexington county has ha doing business with one so-< incorporated, and with anotl tal of onlv $19,000 that it is t/ * banks. But is it not unjust tween banks; and to put in f has but $25,000 capital and ?500,000 capital and. surpiu The Bank of Western Ca to give absolute safety to its to lose more than $550,000 lose a dollar; audit is mana who are not in the habit of I fact that in less than four ye earned and divided among it $133,691 besides adding ste* To require such a bank, s aged, to give a bond to insui fact that it has given all its < half a million dollars investe laws of South Carolina, and board of thirty directors wl business men of South Carol Tl> ^>?a in n> iiAiv.i oi -l !ivie ai" uuiiuir^ tii Carolina with only one hunc \V ould you think that the bor add much to the safety of in of it the five hundred and til tee of the strongest state bai According to the report oi there are 45 banks in South than nineteen thousand doll; capital of 45 of these ban^s Bank of Western Carolina. It is onlv fair that you sli tion between wegk and si recommend that banks with hundred thousand dollars be you would have reason on yc recommendation be adopted funds will only be\iepositet are the only ones that will v tors bv prefering certain ere Yc President of the L> LIGHT THAT PRODUCES SOUND I Statement Sounds incredible, but Ex- | periment Will Speedily Demonstrate It to Be a Fact. It seems incredible that a beam of ! light sould be made to produce sound, I but such a thing can be done. A ray j of sunlight is thrown through a lens j on a glass vessel containing lampblack, ! colored silk or worsted, or any like ! substance. A disk having slits or open- j ings cut in it is made to revolve swift- j ly in this beam of light, so as to "cut it up," thus causing alternate flashes of light and shadow. When one places his ear to the glass vessel he hears strange sounds so long as the flashing beam falls upon the vessel. A still more extraordinary effect is produced when the beam of sunlight is | made to pass through a prism, so as to produce what is called the solar spec- j trum. The disk is turned and the col- j J 1 i ^ P ^V./v o 4" r\ I UI'CU llgllL HI C1IO Ifiuiuvv* JO uiauc w break through it. Now, if the ear be placed to the vessel containing the silk or other material, as the colored lights ! of the spectrum fall upon it, sounds j will be given by the different parts of the spectrum and there will be silence in other parts. For example, if the vessel contains j red worsted and the green light flashes upon it, loud sounds will be heard wven the red and the blue parts of the j rainbow fall upon the vessel. Other colors produce no sounds at all. Green silk gives out sound best in a red light. Every kind of material gives more or less sound in different colors and no sound at all in others.?Har per's Weekly. OODS GOIPAI T.. Jjsc_. tronage. Polite and Pr 11, S. C., October 7, 1913. j jf the Grand Jury maty: i I report of your proceedings | I banks be required to give i posited with teem, d such heavy losses from j sailed bank that was not j her that had a paid in capi- j ; wise to guard against such j to make no distinction be- j he same class the bank that j the one with more than is? V 1 1 I .rouna nas oeen organized, depositors. It would have before any depositor could ged by a board of directors O s) osing, as is shown by the ars of its existence it has s stockholders in dividends idiiyto its undivided profits, o organized and so mail" *e deposits, is to ignore the lepositors a bond of over d according to the banking scrupulously guarded by a T 1 1 ,1 t;o . rank lugii among trie in a. lie? doing business in South Ired thousand dollar capital, id of such a company would cnev that alreadv had back X> 1 :tv thousand dollar <niaranJ o nkin South Carolina? f the 'State Bank Examiner i Carolina that have less ir capital and the combined is less thkn that .of the j ouid recognize the distinc- j :ron<? banks. Should you O V 1 a capital of less than one > required to give bonds, >ur side; but if your present it will mean that public 1 in weak banas for thev vrong their regular deposiiditors to others. )urs verv trulv, H. M. DIBBLE, auk of. Western Carolina. / Livingstone's Resourcefulness. David Livingstone, explorer and missionary, was a man of varied accomplishments. Besides getting himself taught on board ship, and later by Sir Thomas Maclear, to fake with great accuracy astronomical observations for fixing latitude and longitude, besides acquainting himself with botany and geology, with patristic literature and Egyptology, Livingstone was an excellent mechanic, a steersman and a mariner. His resourcefulness was at all times remarkable. When he was hard up for fuel on his first steamer journey up the River Shire he landed in the elephant marsh. Here no trees existed and no fuel was obtainable, but his men found many bones of slaughtered elephants, Livingstone at once took the bones on board, burned them in the furnaces of the Ma-robert, and so continued his journey. Picture Statesmen at Work. A moving picture concern recently obtained permission to take a series of moving pictures illustrating French parliamentary life. Legislators soon got to hear of the matter, says Les Nouvelles. some of them showing themselves particularly anxious to figure 011 the film. The taking of the film lasted several days, and the operator took pictures of the chamber at all times. Photographs will show the deserted benches of the morning, with a dozen or so deputies discussing laws affecting the whole of France, the solemn arrival of the president, life in the lobbies, a stormy afternoon session and the thronged refreshment bar. IT, A-GKESS, COLUMBIA. .?*. ?J. ompt Attention. rmihr I.VI UMUnaBBHBnHHMBMnMOKnBHHI Convention to Meet Here. J The Annual meeting of the Young j Th Feoples' Federation and of the Wo- com man's Missionary Convention will be Holl were held at St. Stepens Evangelical Lutheran Church at Lexington, S. C., the cer?j former from the 17th to 19th and the elect latter from the ISth to the 21st of October. All delegates who expect to attend Either or both of these meetings * will kiucil7 notify Mrs. B. H. Barre as Tn soon as possible, stating df .uadhonr Moss of their arrival. W. S .<a>. regu regal New Water Works fore! The Lexington Mfg. Co. is installing , a large steel tank which will be used to supply the Company's fire protec- j uoii ana sewerage systems. Ti e new ; p0? out fit has caused the company a con- j se3?0 stferahle oatHy and will add much to ^iV its fire protection. week day. Mr. C. H. Sharpe, on Route 3, was crow< here today and called into see us. the fi OUR POi t is to serve our depositors well and trn' identical with our own; to give as gener< with sound banking; to welcome thesm large one; to bo satisfied with small mat ness transaction?, and to give its custom success. This is always the policy of Tm Palmetto M OF COLUMBIA Wilie Jones. President. J. 1^' THEOLDRELI The Carolina Nal ?Organized It United States, State, County a Capital stock $300,000 00 I S * Surplus prorits 15-5.000 00 Liability of stock- ! Int holders 300,000 00 4 per Protec ion to Denos- I Qtxari itors ?75-5,000 00 i frust, : The new banking House is provided ^ Vault which is protected by an Electric Electric Bank Protection Company of IS fg| thoroughly burglar proof. It has also installed a complete set of ||x are offered to our customers at reasouab afford every thcihty and accommodation 1 g| -OFFICERS $5 W. A. CLARK. President, JOS m T- 5. BRYAN, Vice President. JO! mrnsmmmm: 1 I, j? """ BANK OF i ? CHAPlN, SOUTH C I Make this] Bankjfyour your] business [thrcu i way you [will be hel your neighbor and yc J. S. Wessinger, Pres, A. DIRECTOR | J. S. Wessinger, IW. B. Williams, P. M. Prick. U. P. Robinson J. W. Wessinj Per Ceni. On Savings I Cent. On 1 Board of Begistration. ;e county board of registration prised of Messrs L. W. Wise, G. y Shealy and Manly P. George ) in regular session Monday iiere. board wrote a large numb'1:* of ticatas owing to the special school ions in the several districts. Board of Commissioners. e county board of commissioners, rs 0. E Corley, chairman, Jnc. mith and W. L. Arldv, met in lar session here Monday. The [ar routine of business rame bethe board aud was dispensed with.. Tri-Coanly Fa'r. ssibly the biggest eve.it of the n for Batesburg is tne Xi-i-uounty which will be held there next Wednesday, Thursday and FriIt is expected that the largest il will be present in tpe history of air. ? 4 LICY [y, holding their interests 3U3 terms as are consistentall account as well as the gins of profit in its hosiers a fair measure of its I tioimi Bask, I , ?. C. . P. Matthews, UAsbier mammmmmmmaaBsmmmmmmnmmamaaEsmmmBmmmmammmac ABLE || tional Bs.nk I 568? I nd City Depository. II iVINGS DEPARTMENT/ Sl| erest allowed at the rate of h| cent, per annum, payable fif ceriy, February, May, Aa- m November. with a modern Fireproof a? ? System installed by the SSrr..j V.-M-t- r\tanr? mndfi wSr safety deposit vaults which g? 1p rarp?. V? e are prepared to gg which one's business justifies 35 >EPH M. BELL, Cashier, ?? :>7 i). BELL. Asst. Ca^hiei\^|fl? 'SE5ag^ES^SBaMB^p DHAPIN | CAROLINA. | Bank by doing | gh it. In this I Iping yourself, | >ur community. | T- Mayer, .Cashier. j? S. J. Clark. I H. C. Shealv, 1 N. Z. Sease, \ AXT. Mayer. g? ?er. & Accounts, I rime Certificates. | m