The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, January 12, 1921, Image 5
; S - DIES AT HIS HOME.
L&ritye Mimnaugh, wealthy
|1 |jp&tabia merchant, died at 7 o'clock
g|X||^Hferday morning at his home, 1615 |
street; -after an illness of 20 j
-1' Death, which was sudden,?j
diie to angina pectoris. He had j
since last September but of
his condition had been considerimproved,
therefore his unex- J
; d death came as a distinct j
^^phock to his family and friends.
IjSMsp^Mr. Mimnaugh, who was the sole
^^B^M^rner of J. L. Mimnaugh & Co., came
Columbia in 1S83, opening his
^ ^vistortr at the stand now occupied by
-:his clothing department. He lived j
^ee his business grow to be one of j
largest stores in this section of
????*: - jHp also had large real
ii holdings/ including the Im- |
hotel building, and was prom- j
^'identified in many ways with |
ti|&iess life of Columbia.
alng< from Ireland when a mere J
?r. Mimnaugh began to save his
r as soon as he secured work
deriSa, and when he had $550
tered into ' business for himself.
1ST born in Trillick, County TyIreland,
March 18, 1857, and so,
had lived for about two months
, he would have been 64 years
>. He was the son of John L.
abel Mimnaugh.
Comes to America,
m 17 years of age, Mr. Minileft
Trillick, which is near
tilieh, and went to Glasgow,
ad.'trhere he remained for one
ietermining then to come to
ca. He landed in New York
line to Augusta, where he sea
place as clerk with ChristoJray
& Co. Later he went
fA; W. Morgan,
P Sheet Metal Worker i
;m " SLATE, TILE AND {
Ir- Gravel Roofer
Mp^lhiHifectarer of Skylights & Cornices |
|B.;- 1707 Main Street, j
ajp PHONE 2742
? COLUMBIA, S. C.
t 666
break a Cold, Fever and Grippe
'quicker than anything we know, preRuD
' .rAtitlnt* nnAnmnnifi.
H*. It's Easy to Prevent Colds
Keep the liver and kidneys in pert
1 <ect condition. They throw oft the
germs and make colds impossible
ipsp^"' "?-if in perfect condition.
A correct regulator will be found
DR. HILTON-S LIFE
for the liver and kidneys. 1
Immediate j^ei^ef.yis given in cases
oj constipation; indigestion and
biliousness.
It is pleasant to take, excites a ,
pleasant sense of warmth in the
stomach, diffusing itself through '
tile system.
Your druggist sells Dr. . Hilton's i
Isfte with a "satisfaction or money j
refunded" guarantee.
:Colds and influenza are successfully
treated by using Murray's
Horehotfhd Mullein and Tar in
conjunction with Dr. Hilton's Life.
Manufactured by
f : I MURRAY DRUG CO i
COr.TTAlRIA s. r 1
tM~ '
WALTER'S |
KRYPTOK GLASSES
I
Combine both far and near vision. All
in one solid glass without a dividing
line. JEyes examined. Glasses fitted.
, I
. .. * , i I . 0.
L. Walter Optical Co.
r
1321 Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
Charleston and Florence, S. C.
L
nf?=?~
-with J. B. "White & Co.. remaining |
iwith that company until he left AuI
gusta going to Winnsboro to invest1
"his savings in a business for himself.
He worked untiringly for his
j store in Winnsboro and success
icrowned his efforts. At the end of
five years, he decided to come to a
[larger place and so moved to Columbia
and opened the store which still
bears the same name.
Air. Mimnaugh devoted his time to
his store but he had faith also in
Columbia real estate and dealt in it,
owning at the time of his death a
large amount of property. He was
the first president of the Carolina
Bond and Mortgage company, was
president at one time of the Farmers
and Planters Trust company, anc
'was formerly a director in the National
Lo^n and Exchange bank. At.
the time of his death his only office
[held in any business except his store
[was that of director of the .'Standard
I .3
'Warehouse company.
j' Mr. Mimnaugh was a born mer'
chant and he achieved distinct success
in his chosen field. Landihg in
American with hardly a dollar in his
pockets, he first saved, and then invested,
and he saw his business grow
to large proportions.
Wanted to Be Merchant.
When Mr. Mimnaugh moved to Coc
lumbia in lSSS.^e was prompted to
do so because he wanted to be a
!merchant, not a shopkeeper, and he
believed that in Columbia there was
the opportunity to be a merchant.
With this faith in the capital city,
jsvhich was not nearly so large a city
ias it is now, Mr. Mimnaugh came
here and opened his small store.
Later his place was burned and then
he moved to the southeast corner of
TAX NOTICE.
According to law the County Auditor
will add the following pesalties:
On January 1st, 1921, 1 per cent,
penalty will be added to those who
have not paid. On February 1st,
1921, an additional 1 per cent, will be
added to those who have not paid,
making 2 per cent, penalty for February.
Still an additional 5 per cent,
penalty will be added on March 1st,
making 7 per cent, penalty to be paid
by those who have not paid by March
1st. 1921.
Toll Tax, $1.00: Capitation Road
Tax. S5.00: Capitation Dog Tax, 50c.
TAX BOOKS C LOSK MARCH 15.
1921.
When remitting give each Township
and School District your property
is in. Give one name in full?
not initials. Send postage- for reply
and return of receipt.
. C. E. LEAPHART,
Treasurer Lexington County, S. C.
Till Mch. 15th, 1921.
^ ? x ? ** 'U^v /li r?f f np
fjltilCITltllt Ui IIIC VUUUIUVIJ VI V..VBROOKLAND
BANK
located at New Brookland, S. C., at
the close of business December 31,
1920.
Resources.
Loans and discounts $299,684.S9
Overdrafts 265.94
Furniture and fixtures. . . . 2.260.00
Banking house 4,400.00
99
Due from banks and bankers
15,435.85
Currency '5,437.00
Silver and other minor
coin 937.07
Checks and cash items.... 151.77
Other Resources, viz.:
Liberty bonds 7,100.00
Stockholders 338.19
Total $336,010.71
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in....$ 60,000.00
Surplus fund 894.16
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid 7.868.17
Due to banks and bankers 962.40
Individual Deposits
Subject
to check $ 87,9 60.14
Savings deposits
8S.375.02
Time certificates
of deposit
20,893.03
9
Cashier's
checks 57.79 197.285.98
Bills payable, including
certificates l'or money
, borrowed 69,000.00
Total $336,010.71
State of South Carolina. County <>f
Lexington.?ss.
Before me came L. S. Trotti, cashier
of the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the.
books of said bank.
L. S. TROTTI.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Gth day 01' January, 1921.
J. V. J?OOF (L. S.)
Notary Public for S. C.
Correct Attest:
HENRY BUFF,
P. J. WESSINGER,
E. W. SHULL, i
Directois. j
!Main and Hampton streets, doing
'business there until he returned to
his old stand. The handsome Mimnaugh
store at the northwest corner
of Main and Hampton streets is the
result of his small beginning as a
merchant in Columbia.
/
About one year after Mr. Mimnaugh
opened his first store in Columbia,
an adjoining store failed and
Mr. Mimnaugh bought it out. cut a
'hole in the wall to join the stores and
thus began the expansion of his bus- ,
iness. j
Mr. Mimnaugh had a large number ;
of acquaintances in Columbia and in j
South Carolina who will regret to j
learn of his death. He spent much j
of his time mingling' with the visit- ;
'ors to the store and in this way j
l? ?~ - ^-C +Viom norennflllv.
Knew nittii.v VJ. uiv.i.1 ? ^ .
Mr. Mimnaugh became ill in Sep- 1
Member when he had an attack of
angina pectoris. At that time his
!ife was despaired of, but a strong
constitution was able to withstand
the disease at that time. His condition
had since improved. It was
his hope and the hope of the family
that he would soon be able to be out
and about again. He had recently
been in such good spirits and was
looking so much better that his loved
'ones felt much encouraged. K's
death yesterday morning therefore-,
was a double shock. He had been
talking to his son, conversing about
various matters, when he was suddenly
stricken, dying in a few seconds.
The news of Mr. Mimnaugh's death
'spread rapidly in Columbia, many
expressions of sympathy being heard,
and a large number of friends call- ,
ing at the home during the day.
| Mr. Mimnaugh married Miss Missouri
Helen Williford of Winnsboro, ,
(who died June 7, 1918.
Funeral Tomorrow.
Surviving are four children. Mrs. ;
I
Richard Dial, Mrs. Ashley Tobias, j
Jr., Mrs. Grover Richey and John L.
Mimnaugh, Jr., all of . Columbia: four :
grandchildren; one brother, James A. t
t
Mimnaugh of Newberry; three sis- i
ters, Mrs. J. P. Quinn of New York.
'Mrs. J. C. Burns arid Mrs. Jonathan
'Kelley of Trillick, Ireland. All of |
:the children are here, the brother ari
1680
REPORT OF TH]
The Carolina i
at Columbia in the State of South
December
RESOU
Loans and discounts,
x Total loans
Notes and bills rediscounted with Fed^r
Bank, other ihan bank acceptances so)
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. boi
Pledged as collateral for State or oth'
bills payable
Owned and unpledged
Total U. S. Government securities
Other bonds, securities, etc:
Securities, other than U. S. bonds fnotii
ownpd and unnledered
Total bonds, securities, etc., otber tha
Stock t t Federal Reserve Bank (50 per
Value of banking house, owned and unin
Fnrniture and fixtures
Lawful reserve with fed-ral reserve bai
Items wi'h federal rese-veb*nk in proce
able as reserve
Cash in vault and net amount* due from
Net amount due from barks, bankers ai
Unit?d States
Exchanges for clearing house
Total of items ..."
Checks en bar ks located outside of city c
ing bank and other cash items
Redemption fund with United States i
S. treasurer
Total....
LIABIL
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest and ta>
Interest and discount collected or credite
and not earned [approximate)
Circulating notes outstanding
Net amounts ?:ue to rational banks ....
Net amount due t.o hanks and barkers a:
United States and foreign com tries (c
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier's cheeks 011 own bank outstandi
Total of items above
Demand deposits (other than bank de
(deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check ?
Certificates of deposits due in less tha
monev borrowed)
Dividends unpaid
Total demand deposits (other than 1
reserve
Time Depos't.*, subject to reserve, payab
to 30 days or more n- tice and postal ?
Certificates of deposit [other than for m<
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subject to resi
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Banl
Total
Liabilities for rediscounts other than wh
Total contingent liabilities
(x) Of the total loans and discounts si
terest and discount was c harged at rates
(Spc. 5197, Rev. Stat ). exclusive of no
ceea 50 cents was made, was nor e. T1
State of South Carolina?County of
I, Joseph M. Bell, Cashier of The a hi
that the above statement is true to the
Subscribed and sworn to before me th:
Correct? Attest:
T. S. BRYAN.
R. S. DesPORTES,
ROBT. MOORMAN.
Director
~ I
rived yesterday from Newberry, and |
Mrs. Quinn will reach Columbia this j
morning from New York.
r'uneral services will be held at St. J
Peter's church, of which he was a |
'member, at 11 o'clock tomorrow
{morning and the interment will fol- j
f
flow in St. Peter's cemetery. The j
[services will be conducted by the j
j Rev. T. J. Hegarty, the pastor, as- !
fsisted by the Rev. J. S. Sheehan.
LEXINGTON MARKET.
Cotton seed meal, per 100 lb.. 2.00 j
Cotton hulls, per 100 lbs SO j
|Corn, per bushel SO j
Oats, per bushel 1.00 i
Peas, per bushel 1.25 j
Fodder, per hundred lbs 1.00 i
Hay, Hay. per hundred lbs 1.00 J
Fine Feed, per 75 lb sac-k 2.15
Rye. per bushel 2.50
Barley, per bushel 2.50
Peanuts, per bushel 1.50
Sweet Potatoes, bushel 1.00
Irish Potatoes, bushel 1.75
Flour, per barrel 12.00 j
Corn Meal, per bushel 1.25 ,
"White Bacon, lb 17-20 j
Lard, lb 18 j
Sugar, lb 11 i
Coffee,. lb 25-30 j
Pork, lb 30
j
Be'*t\ loin and round steak 30 i
i
Beef, roast, lb 25-30 j
Turikes, per pound 30 i
Fhickens, grown, head 75-1.00 i
Chickens, friers, broilers 40-75;
Eggs, dozen 45
f'ountry Butter, lb 4 0
Northern Butter, lb 75
Wood, one-horse load 2.00
Wood, two-horse load, cut 4.00 J
Gasoline, per gallon 33 I
Kerosene, per gallon 25 j
Oranges, per dozen 30 |
Apples, per peek 75
i
CROCP AND PXKI'MOMA SALVE;
Large Jars Special 20c.
A. D. S. Croup and Pnei:mo..ia j
Salve. Large jars, for the treatment
of croup, oo.ds. Pneumonia and other j
forms of congestion -tn.l inflamnvi j
tior;. Acts externally by absorption !
|
and internally by inhalation. Specia f
prices for large jars 20c.
HARMON Uitl'w CO.
2\v Lexington, S. C.
i
Reserve District No. 5
E CONDITION OF
National Bank, i
Carolina, at the close of business
29, 5920. j
RCES.
$ 2,676,761 09
$ 2,676,761 09 j
al Reserve
Id 43.000 00
$2,633,761 09 i
ids par value) $200,000 00
er deposits or ,
A 440,000 00
23,050 00 |
663.050 00 j
icludeing stocks]
$35,000 00 !
n U. S.__ $ 35,000 00!
cent, of subscription) 12,000 00 j
cum bered 175,000 Oo ;
2,000 00 j
i k 133,311 28 !
ss of collection, not ava;l
6,822 75 |
national banks 265,096 33 :
i d trust ^companies in the
. 15,334 26!
28,624 16
$ 315,877 50
)r town of report
6,408 03 I
treasurer and due from U.
10,000 00!
$3,986,407 90!
ITIES.
$ 300,000.00,
100,000 oo i
$ 207,978 20
:es paid 105,194 82
102,783 38|
d, in advance of maturity
' 29,054 59 |
' 185,800 00!
12.502 90 |
nd trust companies in the
>ther than above) 6,220 28!
1,883 06!
ing 32.368 22 !
$ 52,974 46
iposits) subject to reserve
931,602 67
n 30 days (other than for
3.222 00 i
77 00 i
sank depoosits) subject to
... $ 934,901 67
ile after 30 days, or subject
savings:
oney borrowed) 1,005 00
1.880,888 80
3rvc- $1,890.893 80
onn f>nn fiA !
i. _ OOUjVUV W j
.? 3,986.407 9C !
th federal reserve bank ... 4.1, 000 DO |
$ 43,000 00 |
hown above, the amount cn which' in-1
5 in excess of those permitted by law
t1- s upon which otal charge not to exle
nnmbt:r of ?uch Joans was n ne.
Richland (ss):
ive-named hank, do solemnly swear I,
best of my knowledge a>>d relief.
JOS M. BELL, Cashier,
s 5ih d;*y of January, 1921.
THEO. M. BELL,
Notary Public for S, C. ,
i
, j
'R.
I
1 --X
II. CROMER OSWALD IS
MADE DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Sheriff E. Austin Roof has appointed
IT. Oomer Oswald deputy sheriff
temporarily, and Mr. Oswald has under
consideration the acceptance of the J
position permanently. Sheriff Roof j
will make appointments for other!
1 arts of the county.
While we are at it we might also
try something to bring our matrimonial
bonds up to their face value.
?Minneapolis Tribune.
Not merely is the oil supply giving
out, but there is an awful shortage of
elbow grease.?Linn County (Mo.)
Budget.
? I:
The price 01 shoes is to take a. bis:
drop next month. That ought to gladden
many an afflicted sole.?Chicago
Evening Post.
Ily the lime an immigrant gets accustomed
to the climate, he begins to
worry about the hordes of aliens com- ,
ing in.?Baltimore Sun.
The Yanks are about ?.o wind up
the watch on the Rhine.?Washington i
Post. i
No. 8133
REPORT OF THE
THE PALMETTO I
AT (JOLT
In the State ot South Carolin
December 2i
RESOU
Loans and discounts, including rediscoui
[x] Total leans
Deduct:
Notes and bills rediscounted with
Federal Reserve Bank (other
than bank acceptance sold)
Notes and bills rediscounts (other
than with Federal Reserve Bank
(other than bank acceptances sold)
U. S. Government securities owned:
D-posited to secure circulation U. S. bor
Pledged to secure U. S. deposits, par va
DI.Ja.AJ nc Anllofaval fi\y + o nr nthev d
JL itUgCU CIO XVi Ky VW.VV, vr? v v.. ?
payable
Owned and unpledged
Premium on U. S. Bonds'
Total U. S. Government securities,etc.
Other bonds, securities, et *.:
Bonds other than U. S. bonds pledged to
savings deposit*
Bonds and securities, other than U. i
pledged as collateral for state or other
tal excluded, or bills payable ?
Securities other than U. S. bonds (notinc
owned and unpledged
Total bonds, securities, et?., other tha
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve banl
Stockof federal reserve bank (50 per ct. o:
Equity in banking house
Furniture and fixtures
R?al estate owned other than banking h(
Items with federal reserve b-?nk in proct
tion, not available as reserve
Lawful reserve with federal reserve ban
Cash in vault and net amounts due from r
Net Amt. dne from b inland banker^ ai
paf;e* in the U. S. otharthan include
Exchanges for clearing house
Total of items above
Checks on banks 'o^atf d out-ide of th^ c
reposing bank and 'ther cash itpms
Redemption fund with U. S treasurer ai
U. S. treasurer
Total
LIAB1L1
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fnnd
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest and taxe
Interest and discount collected or credite(
o* maturity and not ea n d (approxin
Oireolaiing notes outstanding
Amount due to federa' reserve bank, de
Nes amounts ^ue to national banks
Net amount due to banks, banners a? d
pames in the U. S. and Foreign coun'rie
included above)
Certified checks outstanding w
Oa-,"* r's cheeks on ewnbantt ontstandin
Totals of items above
Demand deposits (other than bank deposi
?o reserve (deposits payable within thii
Iudivioual deposits subject ro eheo:; ..
Certifiers cf deposit due in Us-* t;
[oth r than for money bono wed]
Dividends unpaid
To al of demand deposits, other ihar
posits, subject to reser'e
Time deposits subject to reserve, pava'dt
days, or subject to oO days or more i
postal savings:
Certificates of deposit [other than for m<
Postd savings dj; osits
Other time deposits
United States deposits [other th-?n post a.
War savings certificates and thrift stamp
Other United States deposits, irciud n;
U. S, disbursing officers.
TJ. S. Government secur'ties borrowed w
ing oollateral security fo same
t
Bills payable, other than with Federel R<
[in< lu ir g all obligations repesenting n
rowel other than redis ounts] .
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bari
Total
Liao lities for rediscounts, with federal r<
UUWC
Liabilitifr s for rediscounts other than
Reserve Bank.
Total contingent liabilities
[x) Of the total loans and discounts she
and discount was charged at rates in exce
rev. stat ), exclusive of ? otes upon which
was made, was norn. The number of sue
State of South Carolina?County of Richk
I, Wm. M. Gibbes, Jr, Cashier of t
swear that the above statement is true to
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Correct?Attest:
WALTER T. LOVE.
WILIE JONES.
J. POPE MATTHEWS,
Directors.
... ?
The Sabbath was intended for a day
of rest, but misguided reformers
mwould make it a day of arrest.?
Middletown (Del.) Xow Era.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
Remember the best is the cheapest.
How often you hear this said about
shoes, clothes or food. It's much more
truo when applied to drugs audi drug
store merchandise?on which: far
more vital things depend than mere
good looks or pleasure. Did you. ever
think of that? When health, perhaps
life itself is in question. The probable
loss of your life is a l'ar more serious
matter than the loss of your money
in a bank failure. Every employee
with us has been well trained and
served years of experience at the work
he is performing. You always get the
best from us?not only the cheapest,
the safest.
Everything in drugs and drug store
merchandise. We guarantee every article
leaving our place to he just as
represented. We are satisfying our
customers and this is the foundation
of our success.
HARMON DRUG CO...
The REXALL Store,
lw Lexington, S. C.
Reserve District No. 5
CONDITION OF
NATIONAL BANK
JMBIA.
a, at the Close of Business
), 1920.
RCES.
its $ 7,973,820 36
$ 7,973,820 36
... $949,181 21
$2,013,330 16
2,962)511 37-5,011,308 99
ids [par val) $ 1,000,000 00
due 400,000 00
eposits or bills
791,500 00
85,893 07
9,662 50
- 2,287,505 57
secure postal
* 000.00
5. securities,
depoits. pos
200.000 00
luding stocks)
105,582 50
nU.S 313,582 50
e stock 709 50
f subscription) , 37,500 00
420.000 00 -420,000 00
, 61,012 51
mse
is-* of collec
320,965 50
k - 146,241 66
lational banks 506,297 80
ad t-usfc corn1
above) 482,876 71
72 535 87
81,207,946 04
ity or town of
96,865 82
id due from
50,000 00
. $ 9,829,061 51
TIE^.
1,000,000 00
250,000 00
550,335 95
:S paid 314,150 57
236,185 33
3, in advance
la e) 51;000 00
960,200 00
fered crfdits 233,616 43
499,547 24
'rust coms
vOtlier than
889,737 33
27,440 42
ig 370,554 21
$2,020,895 68
tsj subject
*ty days),
2,110,746 65
han 30 days
73,815 67
56 00
i baok de
$ 2,184,562 32
; after thirty
lotice, and
dh1 y borrowed] 162,984 95
5,22123
1,752,819 68
1 savings]:
deposit acc't. 24,464 50
g deposits of
188,177 77
.212,642 27
ithout furnish
40,000 00
40,000 00
3Serve Bank
noney bor
280,500 00
ik 672,000 00
$9,829,061 51
2serve bank
949,181 21
with Federal
$2,613,330 16
?o or.o t;ii 57
_ - - - VI
nvn above, the amt en which interest
ss of those permitted by law [sec.5197
i total charge not to exceed 50 cents
h loans was none,
and (ss):
he above-named bank, do solemnly
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Wm. M. GIBBES, JR. cashier.
5th day of January, 1921.
THOS. H, MOFFAT,
Notary Public for South Carolina.