Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, January 15, 1919, Image 8
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i Loans and Discounts
| Overdrafts
| Liberty Loan Bonds and Payme
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I United States Bonds to Secure C
1 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
V I Banking House, furniture and F
I " Otber Real Estate
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& Cask, on Hand and Due from Ba
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SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Preside
JAS J. WIA'GASD, Physician a
:\ :"y' :,97per cent ,of the s
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commodate you when c<
: The Officers of this
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS1
^WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 191*.
Miss Essie Etfinl has gone to Wash?t
gton, D. CL where she will spend
sometime (with her sister Mrs. rc. jr.
Mom . : , --Tftf
Clyde Addy, son of Mr. E. H. Addy
fras returc^d jtp Clemson College after
'spending i)^;nolidays at home.
Miss Thelma 'Riser, has returned to
iter school in Calhoun county after
spending1 the holidays with her parents
Res', and Mrs. W. H Riser.*
Miss Annie Caughman has gone to;
fWinthrop College Rook Hill,, wiere
^fehe will spend several weeks.
Misses JPearle Caughman. and Eva
mt74-at? hnvft returned to tho'r school
lin Kershaw county after spending the
Christmas holidays at home.
Miss Minnie Lee Seay of Savannah,
a., is visiting- her mother Mrs. Ellen
JSfeay.
Hugh R. Oorley, son of Mr. and Mrs
. E. Coriey has gone to Bailey Institute,
Greenwood. j
Mrs. S. J. Leaphart has been contin j
fed to her room since Saturday with an
attack of Spanish Influenza*
Mr. T. CL CSallison has returned from
reenvrood where he had gone to at"tend
the funeral of his father Mr. P
B Callison.
W. O. HaJtiwanger of Chapin w&3 a
visitor bere yesterday, Mr. Haiti wan
gi r has two sons in Pance who have
been in th? front line trenches.
The Citizens Telephone Co. has intt
lied a new 'phone at the residence
o? Wade A. Caughman. No. 123.
Lieui. John S. Schneider is in I^exin
ton speeding a few days with
fr ;nds and relatives.
W. Siiull. a prominent citizen of |
Ix <ington route i was it visitor in Lex
in ton today and while here renewed
hi;- subscription for another year.
T. F. TVrrick. a good citizen from j
l3olumbb;a route 2 visited our office j
yesterday and renewed his subcription
Jo. another year. - j
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'he Editor is out with the County i
'Avditor, for the purpose of correct-!
inr our subscription list, and collect
sn; in advance, for the Dipatch-News, f
Be requrec! by law. We trust every j
on will meet him promptly. Look at j
th< label your paper and govern >
yourselves* accorcuneri/.
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Jid Farmer J. P. DRAFTS, Physician
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!ONEY WITH YOUR HOME E
insistent with good banking pi
Bank are heavily Bonded for 1
THE UNITED STATES GO
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Have you had that dental w
that it is better to have had
you had. SEE
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""""The Crown and Bridge Spe<
I Office 1615 Main St., Ov<
COLUMBIA,
We have a large stock of goblets in
stock that formerly sold for 10 cents 0
which we will sell for the next week *
: at 5 cents each. ^
Sarratts Bazaar. 2
- h. F. Tates, of New Brooklaiid
[ route 2 was a visitor in l<exingtj>n
! yesterday and while here subscribed
for the Ihspateh-News. t
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| O. F. Holtlwanger, a good citizen r
! from liittle Mountain visited our of- | ?
! fica yesterday and renewed his sub- J f
I scription.
Say, reader! have you paid for your
paper. Meet Editor G. M. Harmon
and straighten up. He will be up the
road next week. '
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George C. Arehardt, one of the
county's best citizens and successful
farmers was here yeterday and renew
ed his subscription for another year. ^
Geo. J. Taylor, a progressive young
farmer from Lexington route 5 was a 0
visitor in Lexington yesterday and re r
newed for another year.
Robert Harman, son of Mr. and Mrs *
Jacob N. Harman of the St. Peter's
section arrived in Lexington Saturday
night from France where he has been si
with the Expeditionary Forces. Mr. | L
Harman was in the front line on the j
Western Front and was there when i
the Armistice was signed. He was
among the first to be sent home land -1
ing at New Port News December 20.
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FOR SALE?One horse good quali- g<
ties, and one second hand buggy and ol
harness. w
(Rev.) A. Q. Rice,
Lexington, S. C.
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port of th<
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me of Business
. Report to Tfa
$368,124.21
885.14
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1,800.00 rZy\
22,215.00
4,770.00 :<j
56,114.17
214.93
$516,650.95
OFF]
?-President. KARL F. 0|1
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and Insurance - THOS. jj|.
and Surgeon KARL 1|
good and substantial citizfi
rhen you patronize this?
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SANK. When you need M*<
inciples. \ I
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VERNMENT. Make Th
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NHILL I
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ork done? You will find
i it done than to wish
NHILL,
nalist. Prices reasonable
jr Lever's Shoe Store,
- S. C.
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Widow and maiden worth over $5t
00 anxious to marry honorable gen
lemen. "Write,. Mrs. Warn, 2216 1-!
'erap!e Los Angeles, Cal.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned no
o allow stook to run at large upot
he lands of the undersigned or to re
dove wood, straw, fish or hunt 01
ame, or in any. way Trespass upoi
he lands of the undersigned* upoi
ull penalty of the law.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rucker.
MIEIi NOTICE.
After Monday January 20 1919 '
(rill run my mill only on Friday anc
Saturday of each week. The publi<
nntiaa o *-? r? /iatyia atllt
trill yi^ao^ iivuw wuiv v
n those days.
Mrs. Mary E. Rikard,
Edmund, S. C.
tlSpd.
For Rent?I offer for rent a gooc
ne horse farm near Lexington at 2
easonablc price.
Mrs. M. M. Berley,
Lexington S. C.
tl3c.
For Rent?I have for rent my black
inith and repair shop in the town ol
iexington. Desirable location and a
ood place for a shop.
Mrs. M. M. Berley,
Lexington S. C.
LI Co.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE?for
)od milk cow?Large mulo 10 years
d in good condition. Work anyv
here. Apply to Sam'I E. Hendrix,
Red Bank Kills,
Lexington S. C Rt. 3.
Pil.
e Condition of
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3 December 31, 1918.
e Comptroller of the Ci
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Capital Stock Paid In i
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Circulating Notes Outstanding
Deposits
Cashier's Checks Outstanding
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Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank.
Re-Discounts with . Federal Reserve Bank
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ICERS *:??"" '
iVALD, Cashier. J. E. KAMINER, Assistant Cashi
hTORS
i MEETZE, General Merchant S, J. LEAPHART,
OSWALD, Cashier J. P. MATTHEWS,
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iis of Lexington County and the remaining 3
Sank, your Home Bank, you are helping your (
mey, borrow from your Home Bank. The re
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eir duties. Member of the Federal Reserve .
is Bank Your Banking Heme.
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At Close of Business ]
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Resources I
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. Loans and Discounts $1,583,118.08 |
Liberty Bonds - - - 314,750.00 |
Other Bonds, Stocks - 25,506.00 |
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Furniture and Fixtures 14,'159.46 |
t Banking House and J
; Other Real Estate - 83,069.93 g
1 Caish and in Banks - 247,153.89 ?
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lanix stamps ana L>er. p
t of Indebtedness - - 20,018.46 |
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$2,289,075.82 |
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Parvifal QfrkpV - - - $200,000.00 ^
VU^/1 VU1 T ; ^
: Surplus, Profits"a n d |
' Reserves - - - - 28,568.77 |
Deposits ... - 1,613,840,55 |
Bills Payable - - - 443,575.00 |
Dividends Unpaid - 3,091.50 |
$2'266,331.29 ?
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4F'
urrency. |
BILITIES 1
$50,000.00 1
3,229.01 i
23,500.00 I
385,096.53
? 1,482.41 1
1,500.00 1
10,000.00
41,843.00 I
$516,650.95 I
er. T. R. KE1SLER, Assistant Cashier
Sec. & Treas. Lex. Dispatch-News and Farmer
Pres. Palmetto National Bank, Columbia, S. C. jg ,
v.ciJLL 10 uwneu .ueAmgiuiiiaiis,
)wn people, whose interests and yours
sources of this Bank are ample to ac- |
Association of the UNITED STATES- I '(
[Tie Condition
if Columbia,
ia, S. C.
December 31st, 1918.
DEPOSITS.
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1915 $445,699. H
1916 .... 740,500.09
1917 - - 1,131300.09
1918 - - 1,613,800.00
GAIN IN TWO YEARS 165#
OFFICERS
L. L. Hardin, President
E. G. Seibles, Vice-President
James Maedonald, Vice-President
D. A. Childs, Cashier
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Stanmore w arson, assu oasuitx
Nettles & Tobias, Attorneys
DIRECTORS
D. A. CH1LDS W. A. CLARKSON
D. G. ELLISON CHRIS. C. HABEN1CHT
L. L. HARDIN S. E. HENDRIX
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E. G. SEIBLES A. C. TOBIAS, JR
I. T. STONE