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SENATOR BENET
WBBB^rSov Manning is to be congratulated
fig^r upon the appointment of Christie
Benet as U. S. Senator to succeed
T_ the late Senator B R Tillman. Benet
is a young man of unusual ability;
strong character; conscientious and
full of energy. He is in every way
fitted to represent the people of
South Carolina in the high office of
United States Senator; and we knowhe
will do so honestly and fearlessly.
A GREAT DAY OF PLEASURE
FOR MR. AND MRS G M HARMAN
We were indeed fortunate on the
Fourth of July to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R B Melton of Colum
bia.They were so kind and generous
as to come over to Lexington, at our
home for us in their car to go spend
the 4th with them. After a comfort
able and pleasant ride to Columbia,
we arrived first at Briggs' Cafe, and
there is no better place in Columbia
to get a magnificent dinner and such
a spread, we would not attempt to
give an idea of the menu served, but
it was grand. Enjoying tftis ana
our company so pleasantly we visited
Camp Jackson, viewing the many
- cites to be seen, and were here joined
by Lieut. Smith of the M. P force
He too is a mighty clever gentlemanly
fellow; one of the stars of his com.
mand?and an intelligent Californian
interesting conversationalist and his
experience means something. After
going around the camp ad noted places
in Columbia, we concluded to try
the air in Lexington, not seemingly;
quite so sultry. When home we divested
ourselves of coat and emoided
freely of good fresh water, resting
under our own "vine and fig tree" to
greatest content with our company?
who took supper with us.
It is a great deal of pleasure and
satisfaction to meet and have such
friends and time will pass but nevei
cause us to forget this grand and gloi
ious 4th. Sometimes we imagin we
are "growing old and in the way/1
but occasions like this will always be
remembered and sorry when such
friends depart.
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
Mr. Silas P. Hutto of Columbia.
spent the 4th, with bis brother Johr
W. Hutto.
GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN
FOR CONGRESS
Advt.
Mrs. H. C. Hartley and son Chas
Edward from St. Cloud, Fla. is up or
a visit to her brother John W. Huttc
of near Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lefevre lef
Sunday for their home in DeLeoi
Springs, Fla after spending severa
days in Lexington the guests c
friends and relatives
Mrs. J. B Farr left Monday for Ui
ion and Spartanburg to visit relative
and friends and will return the latte
pat of the summer and will be a
home with Mrs A M. Harman.
666 contains no alcohol, arsenic
nor other poisonous drugs.
Mr. and Mrs. G M Harman gladl
accepted an invitation of Mr and Mr
J. C Kirkland oirr very popular depc
agent to take a car ride on Sunda
afternoon which was delightful an
much appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. C M Efird left ye
teday to attend a meeting in Atlan
tic City of the executive committe
of the board of the United Luthera
church. They will spend a day o
two in Washington with Mrs. Rober
F. Bowe.
666 cures Headaches, Biilious
ness, Loss of Appetite, or tha'
tired aching feeling, due to Ma
laria or Coids. Fine Tonic.
NOTICE.
The meeting at the Styx Cami
ground will run from July 20th to th<
28th. Revs. P J McKcnzJe and Rol
and Hodge will preach. Everybody
is invited. Camps free. For fur.
ther information sec or write.
I>. E Siy:rr,-e:.t KrooMund. S C
^B^^SSSSf^S. GEIGER.
HBHHg wB/F? One good Jersey
Ba^^Br^Br Apply to
E. G. DREHER j
wBBr
?One black and white spotted;
petter dog puppy, about 5 months
old. Liberal reward paid for re|
turn to, K. F. Oswald
FOR SALE?8 thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey pigs; price $10 without;
registration papers; $11.00 with pa- j
pers. E. G. DREHER,
i
SEED! SEED! SEED!
Just received a new shipment of!
| fresh Garden and Bean Seed; sev-j
eral varieties. j
GEIGER DRUG CO. j
J LOST?One automobile crank be- j
i tween Meetze & Sons store and j
Caughnan-Kaminer Co. Finder will!
please return to me and receive reward.
C. E TAYLOR
ltp Lexington, S. C.
LOST POCKETBOOK?Lost on
streets of Batesburg between Holman J
Cuilum IKardware )0o. and Cain's j
Drug store, or in the Holman- Cuilum!
Store on Wednesday July 3rd, one t.inj
foi ling pocketfcook containing $ 1 -^.00'
an i other papers. Liberal reward'
j for its return.
I it*.---* F Rnrofps; Samaria S C
66C cures by removing the cause.!
I
Straighten That Beat Back |
No need to suffer from that tired
; dead ache in your back; that lameness,
those distressing urinary disor.
aers. Lexington peopie have found
how to get relief. Follow this Lex
ington resident's example.
Mrs. ?- A Sox, farmer General De
livery; says: "About four years ago
I was in a pitiful condition, caused
by kidney complaint. My kidneys
bothered me a great deal and I suffered
with backache something terri.
ble. I couldn't bend over, my bach
was so painful and my kidneys both
ercd me nearly as much. Doan'.?
Kidney Pills, which I secured because
. of the recommendation of a friend
gave me great ioiief and two boxes
made me feel L: e."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
, simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs Sox had. Foster-Milburn Co:
Mfgrs; Buffalo; N. Y.
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION.
Perhaps you have never thought of
; it, but this disorder is due to a lack
1 of moisture in the residual matter of
. the food. If you will drink an abun
t dance of water, eat raw fruits and
take lots of outdoor exercise, you
may be able eventually to overcome
it entirely. In the meantime use the
most mild and gentle laxatives.
Strong and harsh cathartics take too
t much water out of the system and
make a bad matter worse. Chamber
Iain's Tablets are easy and pleasant
to take, and most agreeable in effect.
Give them a trial.
5 Bank No. 221
1 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
> OF THE
BANK OF SWANSEA
t! Located at Swansea, S. C..at the close
i \ of business, June 29, U?ls.
lj RESOURCES.
f | Loans and discounts ? 212 415 97
j Overdrafts: 1,137 33
| Furniture and fixtures 2,000 00
n i Bank ir.g house 2,518 54
} Other real estate owned.... 514 38
s i Due from banks ar.d bankers 2,549 44
rj Currency 1,543,00
+! Gold 45 00
j Silver and other minor coin.. 896 58
j Liberty bends 2d loan 5.950 00
? j Liberty t ends 3rd loan 29,150 00
I Totai $ 259,320 24
J LIABILITIES.
j Capital stock paid in $ 30.000 90
15 ] Surplus fund 8,000 00
t: Undivided profits, less cury|
rent expenses and taxes
. j paid 7,507 71
j Dividends unpaid 8 OC
! Indi'id'al deposits
i s'bject to check $124,567 11
:S! Savings deposits. 61,194 IS
-1 Time certificates
e: of deposit 5,509 00
i Cashier's checks. 2.543 24
, 193,804 53
r Bills Payable, includingcrtri
tine ites for money borrowed 20,000 00
Total . $ 259,320 24
i State of South Carolina >
h j County of Lexington jssI
Before me came B. E. Craft, cashier
"jof the above named bank, who, being
! duly sworn, says that the above and
i foregoing statement is a true condition
' of said bank, as shown by the books
i t\f voir! KonL
i V/ i OU4V4 MCiiU..
| P?. K. CRAFT,
i Sworn to and subscribed before me
?j this fcth dav of July 191*.
-j PERCY L. iA MRaNI).
A Notary Public for S. C
(Correct Attest:
"|W. H. WITT i
: I J. K. WILL IA M S. I ii rectors.
iC. L. It A ST \
I
r
I'lNSUMNCEW
[After the currency pani
losses it entailed, what
willing to pay for insu
such disastrous experie:
To-day, through our
Federal Reserve Systen
^ it to you without any c
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Ijjj* ^ ^ ^
<T^TEDERAL RE?:^aV^J> ^(J p
I the" H OME m
|? LEXINGT
11? CAPITAL $50,000.00
OF FTC
tsaml. B. George. Pres. J
Karl F. Oswald, Cashier.
|E^ DIPvEC
r& Sam I. H. George.
J. P. Drafts.
S. J. Leaphart.
Kari F. Oswald.
Lank No. 28o
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION1
OF THE j
I BANK OF PELION
1 !
1 Located at Pelion, S. C., at the close :
of businesz, J? ne 29 1018.
RESOURCES i
Loans and discount $26,376 98,
Overdrafts 24 30
- - t
| Bends ard > tocks owned by
the Bank l,0t;0 00
j Furniture and tixture? 64Z 29
| Banking house 2,273 43 j
; Other real estate owned 90$ 15 I
] Due from banks and bankers 4,565 85
Currency 925 00:
j Gold : 20 00!
i Silver and other minor coin. 270 97 j
! Checks and cash i tews 56 20 j
Total $ 39,263 17 J
LIABILITIES
i Capital stock paid in $10,000 00
j Surplus Fund 200 00
' Undivided profile, less current ]
expenses and taxes paid 559 <09 1
! Individual deposits tubjecc to
j check 14,118 40
Saving deposits 9,148 02
i Cashier's checks 2,237 66
} Bills Payable, including cerj
tificHt. a lor Mon_y Borrowed 3,000 CO
i Total ...$ 39,263 17
I State of South Carolina.)
County of Lexingtoniss.
j Eefore me came G. L. Taylor Cash
, ier of the above named bank, who, be
ing duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true
condition of said bank, as shown by
the books of said bank.
G. L. TAYLOR,
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 6th day of July 1918.
C. A. SHUMPERT
Notary Public S. C.
I Correct Attest:
!L. W. WISE )
D. F. SHUMPERT \ Directors.
D. R. KNEECE (
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amf RACK RELIEVED.
! For a lame back apply ChamberI
Iain's Liniment twice a day and mas
sage the muscles of the back over the
j seat of pain thoroughly at each apI
plication.
{Notice of Scholorship Examir.atin
THE CITADEL
Charleston; S. C.
i
Causes in Engineering Sciences
1 and Arts. B S and C E Degrees.
Military instruction cf ur.surpassi
ed excellence. Classed by the War
i j Department as "Distinguished Mili>
j tarv College."
j One vacancy in the STATE
! SCHOLARSHIPS for Lexington coun
i ty will be filled by competitive ex.
; amination on August 9th. These
; scholarships provide for nearly all ex
j penses and only those candidates who
| are unable to pay are eligible for
'them. Necessary blanks can be obj
obtained from the Superintendent at
'' the Citadel.
' " J ?i- .
A limited numoor 01 pay caatts
will be received. Expenses includ;
ing beard uniforms; tuition and all
other fees $337. Next session begins
; Sept. 20. Catalog sent on request
Address
Col. 0 J Bond Superintendent.
The Citadel Charleston S. C.
i
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden
under the penalty of the law from
purchasing or buying any property
from my son (Irecry Hayes or carrying
away from my premise-.-, any pro
' perty that he may offer thena. It
ITHOUTCOST |
c of 1907, with all the :
would you have been 's
ranee against another
membership in the *flT
1, we are able to offer 3!
ost whatever. JS
an secure this insurance 4jS I
rotection by becoming JS
: our depositors.
iTlONAL BANK 1
ON, S. C ^
RESORCES $450X00.00 ^
;ers <5|
AS. j. WlNGARD, VlCE-PliES. ^?1 :
.J. E. Kaeiinkr, Asst. Cash. <|j
;tors ^
Jas. J. Vv iiig-aid
K. G. Dreher. ^ |
T. ?. Meetze,
J.P. Matthews. ^8 1
statement cf the condition l
of the >
BANK C'F WESTERN CAROLINA I
Located at Lexington. S. C., at the
close of business June 21', 1918
RESOURCES
Loans and discount:;, $197,068 48
Duo from banks and bankers 111 70
Currency...... 2,130 00
Silver and oilier minor coin 295 44
Checks and cash items 1.515 33
U. S. Liberty Bonds 3,150 00
Total, $ 204,270 95
LIABILITIES
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid ... 1,452 78
I Individual deposits subject
to check % 55.928 27
Savings deposits... 118,073 31
Time certificates
of cepo its 500 00
Manager's checks 1,541 32
1
i " 176,042 90
; Other liabilities, T iz:
; Due to head office Aiken, S. C.. 26 775 27 j
, Total $ ztw.ziu yo
i State of South Carolina)
County of Lexington) ss.
i Before me came John T. Sox
j Manager of the above named bank,
i who, being duly sworn, says that the
' above and foregoing statement is i
true condition of said bank, as shown |
' by the books of said bank.
JOHN T. SOX. I
Sworn to and subscribed before}
me this 5th day of July 1918.
H. L. HARMON,
C. C. C. P. & G. S. Lex. Co.
| Correct Attest:
! C. M. EFIRD )
; H. M. DIBBLE ) Directors, i
I W. W. MUCKINFUSS)
i ' I
f Condensed Statement of the Bank of j
Western Carolina, at the close of
business, June 29'h, 1918
ASSETS
Bills receivable $ 2,528,'162 27
Bonds and stocks 156,865 00 i
Bankinghouse and real estate 116,707 98 |
Cash on hand and in banks 329,339 27 :
$ 3,130,744 52 ,
LIABILITIES
I Capital 285,100 00 |
Surplus 285,100 00J
I Undivided profits 64,452 60 j
Deposits 2,296,091 92 I
Bilis Payable 200,000 00 j
$ 3,130,744 52 |
!
i
has come to my attention that some j
! parties are carrying: away my prop- j
erty, by coming- to premises and purchasing
the same, from my son Creep,
I without my knowledge or consent.
Those who have violated the law will!
please return the property that they!
have carried away from my premi-,
j ses without my knowledge or consent
! All persons are forbidden from mak,
1 . ... . , ! 1
, inir any contracts or selling* him any ,
j extracts or any beverage of any kind j!
j whatsoever. He is a minor 17 years;
| of age, and all persons who violate
I this notice will be prosecuted to the
j full extent of the law.
IOOR HAYES.
I" I1NAL DIStttAKUE.
j Notice is hereby given that I will j
| apply to Hon. George S. Drafts, judge)
j of probate for Lexington County, on:
j the 14th day of August 1018, at his'
j office in Lexington, S. C. at 1 1 o'clock I
j in the forenoon for a final discharge!
j as administratrix of the estate of G.
j A. Goodwin, deceased.
(Mrs.) Maggis Goodwin, Admtx.
j 5.,?) ;;, v s *,.... s and Fever.
Phone
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DAY
Your Call Will be Adsa
liver That Presci
When Most
We carry at all times a r
of Drugs, Sundries, Ci|
Water and courteous tre
give all our patrons. W
age. Patronize a Wide-s
The Geiger
GASOLINE PUMF
Lexington, - THE
BANK OF
COLUMB1
Statement Of The Condit
AT THE CALL OF B.
RESOUI
Loan and Discounts
Liberty Bonds
Other Bonds and Stocks
Furniture and Fixtures
^Banking House and other R
Cash and in Banks
Shrift Stamps
' ? liabil:
Capital Stock
Surplus, Profits and Reserv<
Deposits
Bills Payable
Dividends Unpaid
L. L. HARDW
E. G. SE1BEL!
JAMES MACI
D. A. CH1LDS
STANMORE 1
NETTLES & T
The Bank of
'The Bank That Aiway
1QIQ SPRING AND SUMMER
1/10 SHOES AND SLIPPER!
THE KIND THAT
WEARS EASY AND
LONGEST
We are better prepared to serve
our Lexington friends from a large
stock of dependable Shoes foi
"dress'1 or "every day" wear in al
The "Family Shoe Store of Co
Farmers' Medium and Heav;
j E. P. & P. ,
J 1710 Main Street
jj^ ANNOUNC
We beg to Announce our Dr.
| his annual vacation by the fn
I all Optical Work at Special L
? tion work and all optical okK
I sent for before the first of Ji
I j DR. GLAXON, At Ta
PI-t,
I | wiuti maul auu uiauuiu^ uu
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NIGHT IJ
vered and Will De- j
iption to You :j?;
Needed f|j|.
nost complete stock
rars, Tobacco, Soda
atment is what we
? solicit your patroniwake
Drug Store.
Drug Co., |
SING STATION T j|
South Carolina i '
COLUMBIA
A, S. C. . I' ll
ion, June 29th, 1918. |y
ANK EXAMINER.
iCES B
$ 1,247,833 56, ,A
122,040 00 f
25,982 Oft W-M
12;685 52 i W*
eal Estate 85,384 65 i
174,475 01::
1,291 50$1,66,692
2i km
hies m
$ 200,000 00
2S 23,538 61 '11
1,194,51713 'Vf|
248,635 00
3,00150
$ 1,669,692 24' J?
I, President
5, Vice President
)ONALD, Vice President jy
?, Cashier
WATSON, Ast. Cashier
OBIAS, Attorneys J|*H
s Treats You Right.''
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1 leathers and sizes,
lumbia."
.1
y Work Shoes a Specialty
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COLUMBIA. S. C.
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BEMENT I r4
Glaxon is about to take
[st or July, at this time
ow Prices. All prescrip- j I
us must be called for or
ily. Ibis.
H ', < ^ <
pp s Department Store
reets, COLUMBIA, S. C. J 5$
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