Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ V j- A EepreseDtative yevgPaPer the ^rs of the Surrounding CoimtieTLifce a ==~ VOL. XUV. { . VA //Wl' y^ry J LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDffESDA^gNmE 24,19^ : : _____ ???*-. " ^ is * S Closel&up] * jfe? | JT^TOBEHCY in the pocket DEP I PANDS. A person with a $10 f | * all day without cashing it. 1 I there is a tendency to SPEND A I j So it is with a bank account. A perso l ? j/:\ THE HOME N A LEXINGT4 Capital $25,000.00. * . t. t r. r - Samuel B. (ieoige, Pres., ? '> X . Alfred J. Fox, Cashier, K. > ~ *i r THE OLDS 1 The Carolina 1 ?Organize i H United States State. Onnnl Capital stock $300,000 00 j f?,\ SurplRS'profits.. 155,000 00 j 9 Liability o? stockj holders........ .....300,000 00 9 Protec. ion to Depositors.. $755,000 00 j The new banking,House is prov 1$ Vault which is protected by an El & 9 Electric. Bank Pro.bectioisOompanj It 9 r thoroughly burglar proof. T ^ It has also installed a complete ? m are offered to our customers at reaj 9 afford every facility and accommod i S| ?OFFIC H W. A. CLARK, President, T. S. BRYAN, Vice President. 4 MB B liSSSBBi BBBBBBBBBBB t ' I ?%%%%%%%%%%%%* f FORTUNES-,., ^ . "BEGIN A' ? a Think this over carefullj P f Fortunes have been four lH. a. I r and the Saving Habit, like ' ^ Courtesy^or Good Manners I \ by practice.. I | J Bring your own account ; ^ children to us and secure ' f ^ pounded every three' mont I The Bank of I [ | capitals: ^ *B. F. Taj'lor, Pre3., E. G. Seibels ^ jjr L. L. Hardii WHUUVUV1 I = OUR P ? is to serve oar depositors well am identical with oar own; to give as { v with sound banking: to welcome t large one; to be satisfied with sma ness transactions, and to give its ci success. This Jig always the polio y The Palmetto OFCQLUM Wilis Jokes, president H . ============= )o0rc?^e i mm \ jjp RECIATES. In the bank it E2? 0 check in his pocket likely win go With a similar amount of currency ITTLE. The check remains intact, n likes to KEEP IT INTACT. riONALBANK )N, S. C. Resources $250,000.00 Fas. J. Wingard, V. Pres, F. Oswald, Asst. Cashier. Vational Bank I :d 1868? I ty and City Depository. SAVINCS DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed at the rate of fl 4 per cent, per annom, payable fij quarterly, February, May, August, November ided with a modern Fireproof B eetric: System installed by the ffl i of 'NfcwOity, and p made ? let of safety deposit vaults which jouable rates, V> e are prepared to & ition which ope's business justifies )ERS? H JOSEPH M. BELL, Cashier, JOHN D. BELL, Asst. Cashier. . H i IKE CHARITY, ^ r HOME." \ r: Seven out of every ten j ided upon "SAVINGS/' J the habits of Kindness, K can best be established a ~ w and the accounts of your ^ i per cent, interest com- a hs. " 5 .. -I mwm, o. l. j >00,000.00 3 and J. F. L'.vingston, Vice-Pres. d, Cashier. ^ VV^VvWWWvS OLICY i .truly, holding their interests generous terms as are consistent lie small account as well as the 11 margins of profit in its busiistomers a fair measure offiits r of National Bank. tjt can 0. v. J. P. Hittexwi, Cashier* % Holly Harman Operated Upon Hon. Holly L. Harman, county supf. of education and-one of the moat pop- .13 ulai yonng men in the county, under- 1 ,, went an operation for a serious trouble x at the Columbia hospital on Sunday t Mr. Harman bad been suffering for the I past several week3 and, -carrying oat [ 1 the suggestion of *his physician, p Dr. G. Frank Roberts, decided upon .p an operation. Mr. Harmau's many t friends throughout the county will be b indeed glad to learn that he stood the I operation well and is now getting C along nicely. It will be three or four fi weeks, however, before the popular n young officer will be able to return to his office, in the event that no other developments occur. ' * 4 M jVt Red Bank Dots. . . * The health of our community has 9 somewhat improved. S Miss Nezzie Kirkland and her uncle,. fi Hmmwell Jackson, from Aiken, was C on a pleasure trip to their cousins, Mr. v John Taylor and family. Mrs. Alma Hook visited her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Oswald and family,, near y Cayce Saturday and Sunday. iJ Mr. Dewey Berry visited his nncle 3 and aunt, *Mr. and Mrs. Glower, at si Butesburg Sunday. Mr. C. T. Corley ai d family visited" ^ Mr. Geo. Wilson and family Sunday. ^ Mis9 Ola Alewine spent Sunday ! afternoon with Misses Elsie, Myrtie * and Winnie Poend. b ; Rev. J. E. Steele filled his regular b appointment Sunday. a ' Miss Emmie Smith .visited' Miss p Bertie Taylor Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hcndrix visited their daughter, Mrs, P. F.Taylor Sunday. 0 Mr. Tom Smith and wife visited 8 their son, Mr. Perry Smith, who is f< very ill. . C Mrs. Emma RisiDger of Lexington ij visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jim , Roland. I Mrs. Bessie Corley visited her father- a in-law Stmday [and got a bucket of plums. You Know. t3 I ??.. ;? Chapel to be Dedicated. j k St. John's church, commonly >nown ; 11 as the Chapel, will be dedicated th^j first Suodaj- in July. , Dr. d^rjne, i\ editor of the Lutheran Church Visitor, will organize the congregation at 11 g o'clock. The dedication services will q be conducted by Dr. Seegers, of the 0 Lutheran seminary.To these services ? the public is cordially invited to at- ^ tend. Dinner will be served at the f spring nearby and ajl are asHed to ? bring baskets. * News from Nazareth. The crops are looking fine in this community. Misses Nolia Smith and Mae Hook \ visited Mr. and Mrs. Maxey Hook n Sunday. . - ^ Mr. S. D; Roland spent Thursday ^ with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller. . Mr. and Mr9. H. D Boozer of Chapin ? visited their daughter. .Mrs. F. A. t MiUat Thursday and Friday. E Mrs. J. S Miller of Steedman visited D Mrs. Tom Gable recently. t Mr. J. S. Miller spent Saturday and j D Sunday with his father; Mr. J. A Miller. D Mr. M. L. Miller and son. Dock, 0 visited Mr. R. A. Miller at Edmund f Sunday. a Mr. R. E. Snumpert is back home a from Yulee, Fla., where he has been visiting friends and relatives and he- 1 reports everything 0 K, Mr. and Mr9. P. W. Miller visited 1* Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Howard Sunday. h The Valley Writer. a I j k Panl ftantt Arrftst.pd. a > Sheriff' Sim J.* Miller returned Mon- ^ day from Dawson, Ga., where he went e on Saturday for Paul Gantt, a negro t > wanted in this county on three charges of obtaining money under false pre- * ' tense and of disposing of property F I under mortgage. Sheriff Miller did s . not get the warrant for Gantt until a ? ' week ago, although the paper had been ) issued for hi9 arrest some months be. fore. The Lexington sheriff at once ' "got a line" on his man and the ari rest a day cr two later followed. . Gantt is said to be a right dangerous e ' character, but Sheriff Miller experi- c ) enced no difficulty in bringing him I d , back to South Carolina. c * t ) o Saxe-Gotha News. v I 3 We are thankful to say we have been having very nice showers for * several days and the crops are greatly * improved. Vegetables of all kinds have been T-o-??TT onarno V?nt-. 10 lfifttinsf mOT6 ' J OVW* VV M1?W AW AW promising and beans are getting plentitul and are enjoyable these hot f days. p Our second session of singing school r will begin on next Saturday. Anyone F wishing to join our school come, I am I sure you will never regret it. We 1 have a very good teacher, Mr. Willie ? Smith, of Pond Branch section. Mr. Perry Smith has been very sick f from the measles but is on the mend. We are thankful the measles have about played out here but they have been plentiful. At Home. ? I Notice Trespassers. i All persons are hereby warned not j to fish, swim or in any way trespass $ about my pond. All trespassers will 1 be dealt with according to law. D. L. Taylor, ! , Leesvillc, S, C., R. F. D. 3. 37-p i ( i 1 i Will Speak at Chapin. Bofejtorge Bell Timmerman, soicito||of tfii? circuit, and Senator W. I. Sfi&rpe will speak at Ohapin on iex|^afcordaf, June 27th, on the new hleB jfr^ntjF. adopted by the State ^mc^Brsatic cbiivenlion in Columbia. ?he meeting is vp be held for the puriose g&'enlightening the voters, on this artiedar subject, and it is expected hatajarge crowd will be present. It i ;as beferi announced that Haltiwdnger ! Iro^b^rs, will serve refreshments. ! )the?^speabers of note and candidates ! or cStoty offices are expected to at- | snd.y- v- .. j (rs(' 'demons' Remarkable j t.r Recovery. V ? . ' -~T , r , ,, ' Mr\'.^a Mrs. xViarsnail uemons pent ^tanday with their nephew ihrri^Sim J. Miller. This, was the .ra't\tEip to Lexington that Mrs. Memoes has made since she underrent ,an operation for appendicitis everalvrweeks ago, and her many r i ends;f hroughout the county will be adeed glad to learn of her recovery. Irs. Ol^pombad been a sufferer for everal.year^and since she was 0|oe.ated upon her recovery has been slow ae to her advanced age. . In/ifelfcing' i o Mrs, C&mons on Suhdiy?t-?'Ahnt . Lmanda.^^as she is known to all' who now he^phe said that she-attrihpted er woddfiffal recovery to -the'"care nd goodf. treatment of her beloved * ' hysiciaiTj Or. Jas. P. Drafts/pJ Barr. )r. Drafts diagnosed her case several 7eeks before she would hear, to an perafcion; and it^jvas dnp/fcb his p)|r-. istent' efforts that sheerer consented;* :>r herself to go jjodertfit knife. Mrs;. Ilemons realizes. ifcw that bird sfco stened her physician the proba- f iliry is f$at she would have been well' \ long ago. " .. Mr. anefrjdrsi r] mona requests lis*to-' bank't&fcl* man. .fiends for the kindttenr-oTil^nd for the many aefc^qf indn< ?s a^QVfir'them during her ^Bless. ' 'f .. _ ... -r- . 4 A. D. Steele. Id. 'i"s issue the name Of Mr. A. D. teeh*s placed before the people as a ualifc+'d *nd suitable man for the. fiioe si County Ckkhmissioner. Mr. itee^s * man of experience, posseasd of good, lodgment ana^waoldVcer- V aiciytf-^-for the le harj^^}: <,ucc?Bsfnf as a farmer' wel*. ^n his-oc? mro unity _ na we*ake pleasure in commending _ lm to Ifbose who do not know him. Villa Makes Statement. Torreon, Mexico, June 18.?General rilla to-day issued the following stateient regarding his relations with Gen. Jarranza: ' I have received to-day many tele ;rams from different newspapers in he United States, asking what is the [latter between Gen. Carranza and lyself. I already have 9nid through he Associated Press that there is lothing between Gen Carranza and ayself which in any way has altered ur military policy. I will go even urthe^ and 9ay, there never will be ,ny difference between Gen. Carranza j nd myself that will interfere with he work of the Constitutionalists. "It would be folly for any of the eaders to impede cr in any way lamper the great* wuTk, now that we .re almost within reach of our goal, t simply would be madness to wrangle bout individual differences. We will ight the enemy of our people and his aillions until we have vanquished' hem. -After that has been accomilislied you may rest assured that all atriots will do their duty and, houlder to shoulder, will work for the ood kjL all." Mr. W. L. Addy. Mr. W.'L. Addy, of Gilbert, at presnt a member of the county boaid of ommissioners is announced as a can[idate for another term. '-Bill" is a lever fellow and his friends ?.9sert hat he has made a splendid member if the board. Mr. Addy will meet the oters during the coming camp " *n nd will be amply able to tell tfc. eo>le of hi9 work during the past two rears. ? Crops are Coming. The crops have come out wonder- ! ully since the recent good rains, es- | lecially in the Swansea section, where i ain came early and where the farmers ilauted soon. Crops in the Fork in j he vicinity of Chapin, are also look- j ng well, and it is understood that j rood prospects prevail in other sec- i ions of the county. Bad stands of j .rtffnn arft rcnorted from everv Quarter, j <l/WWV- ? *T ? A towever. The Store of Fashion. The Store of Fashion?Caldwell & laltiwanger?Columbia, have a large ' ialf page announcement in this issue. This firm carries the largest, nobbiest ind most complete line of fashionable roods to be found in the city of Coumbia, and they are receiving their jhare of the Lexington trade. Read ;heir advertisement elsewhere and when you are in Columbia always mite their store v<,iir beftdouarfrrs. c I Safety- Conserval | These are the three fundarr | lying the workings of a soun ? ?all of which are embodied BANK OF WESTE Ojlfp Because its Capii I*--jug iu iiiuie.iii character and sound busii I Directors insures you unq of your account. Conservative I loansfis notlimlte^^w^^p meet the needs of ^iir custoi! they require, thus affgrdin ... a Strong Bank.r . :|p / > '. ONE BRANCH IS AS ENTIRE SY I ' HEAD OFFICE: t | ?L. TYLER, MANAGER L H /' . i ' - , A* > ' "VNTEREST speaks all sorts of tongues ?& that of disinterestedness." La Ro< is the ever increasing rolling snov fat nnon what it feeds. Interest is nev when let alone. GET INTERESTED ] ESTING FIGURES about what INTER] COME FN AND BANK OF CHAPIN, J. S. Wessinger, President. DIRECTO: J. S. We9singer, S. J. Ciar H. C. Sbealy, P. M. Fri A. T. Ma: 4 per cent, on Savings Accounts; 5 p< We're right on jMBHHChlorazone ||g Malaria'attacks the liver, kidneys e 0% Rheumatism'attacks the bones and m jJjJ! Malaria is jnst a9 serious as any dis Some of the symptoms are lassitude, i lip whites of the eyes slightly tinged 1 pi lack of appetite, constipation, any of |||| and you must keep off chills and Every bottle'sold on a guarantee to c it Price, 50c | HUDCINS DRl |J OPPOSITE POS' ?| AGENT AGEN: ;||t! For Dr. Hess For Penslar Stock^and Poultry H Remedies. When you have a prescription to fill. H by trusting it to us. | Columbia lental principled und^^^'., under the one ^5^. an *$550,006 plus the S less, judgment of its * * juestionahle protection - r'^ ^ ' v- ^ %T ; SAFE AS THE f, STEM. I I LIKEN, S. G. I fG :-W EXINGTON BRANCH. |;: *^ J and plays all sorts of parts, even j jhefoucauhl was right. Interest'! shall of money. Interest grows j er an idle fellow, but he is best j 31 INTEREST. Some INTER- j EST WILL DO for the asking.' i SEE US. CHAPIN s. c. A. T. Maver, Cashier, RS: k, ? W. E. Williame, ck, N. Z. Sease, per, J. W. Wessinger . 3r cent, on Time Certificate*, the job. MALARIAMEMMBSgl^. md digestive organs, just as uscles of the human system, ease on the human calender, a yellow tinge to the skin, the Hj with yellow. Poor digestion, these symptoms are'a warning m fever, with OHLORAZOXE. |? ure, or your money back. Bottle. IG STORE, r OFFICE. r AGENT 11 Remedies. For Belle Meade jfn Sweet Candies, In the only candy that 3 passed the pure food law. ?; you will not make a mistake ? S. 0. I Eespgaipiwp?ii#