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CARD OF THANKS
"We are taking- this liberty to thanl
our friends for the many kindnesse:
shown during our recent misfor
tune and illness Kac'n and every oik
of the many visits and other evidences
of attention was deeply gratifying1 tc
us and shall never he forgotten Ma>
the kind master show his go.odn.ess
and kindness and let his blessing resi
upon every one is our prayers
Again thanking vou a!! and hoping
it will soon he our pleasure to see and
every one -personally we
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: Most gratefully^
Mr and Mrs J W Derrick
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XOTICE OF ELECTIOX.
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All qualified electors residing in
Union school distrct .No. i> wju piease
take notice that an electon will he
held therein at the school house on
Tuesdayy the 1st day of July 1919^ for
the purpose of voting a levy of two
t
mills for schcol purposes. Polls will
open at 7 A. .M and close at 4 P M.
Bring tax receipts and registration
Certificates.
^rr +" John W. Gregory ^
i*.,- :; Levi A. Lown^
f: \ J. Willie Dooley.
>; . . TRUSTEES OF NO 3.
. Mav 30^ 1919. ' /
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' "WANTED?Two competent teach-J
ersy principal and assistant for Long j
Branch school located 1 miles fronii
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New Brookland Apply at once to;
. f> C ROOF Chrm |
Board of Trustees 1
2t3opd S J
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barbecue
I will furnish a first class barbecue
and refreshments at Saxe-Gotha Mills
July 4^ 1919 Everybody is cordially
invited to attend
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r transfer notice.
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We want the public to know that
we are now prepared to do your
transfer business. We make regular
[trips to Columbia and other local
points. Party trips a specialty. Tour
patronage solicited. Calls answered
day and night. Phone Nos 11S?25?
151.
The Oswald Transfer Co.
Lexington S. C i
Willie Strother^ DRIVER. I
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si The lower division of the Lexington
_! TrJr>r>ti<r T'ninn will :nf>nr thr. <~"nn !
i J vent congregation on Saurday before |
sjthe ffth Suday in June The follow!
> ing programme has been arranged for J
j the" twoday meet:
; Saturday^ 10:30 to 11^ devotional j
services and reports from the church j
03 . ;
11 to 12 first query: What does the!
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word salvation- mean and how is it;
obtained? Discussed by Rev J R Mc
Kittric-k ad J H Laird
12 to 1:30 Recess for dinner
1:30 to 2:30? second query: What
relation should exist between pastor
iand church? Discussed by Rev Albert
Rodgers and H B Williams
2:30 to 5 third query: What is the
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; meaning of the 6th verse of the 11th
i chapter of St John? By Rev W H?
j Whaley and Rev J E Sharpe
n in ft fnnrfh rmerv: Thp needs of l
J our home land^ by Rev X X Burton |
| and Rev H B Jones
I Sunday^ 10:00 Devotional services
j Query: The personality and influence
of Satan^ hv John H Corbitt Jr;
and Rev J C Holley ' j
11:30 Sermon by Rev H B Jones or!
Rev W II Whalev
J G Fa 1 law Sec
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIXG
''Whereas in response to notice required
by the by-laws^ a meeting of j
the stockholders of the Cayee Co-oper
ative Store was held on the itJth dayj
of December 19IS to pass on the re-1
solution of its Board of Directrs adop j
ted for the purpose of issuing pre!
ferred stocks as indicated in said not
tice? and whereas proposed issue of;
such stock was authorized at said
meeting. Xow all stockholders of
said company are hereby notified that
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uie siuciMiuiucrs uieicui uie nwt?j |
called to meet at the office of the com j
party at Caycey S. C.f on the 4th dayl
of July 1919 at 12 o'clock noon for the j
purpose of confirming such issue ofj
preferred stock as aforesaid. j I
Mrs. B A Joyner Sec.
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NOTICE >
I have my threshe* in first class con v
dition and all parties desiring their ij
wheat threshed for the 15th. toll can
get prompt service at my place. j ^
JOS. 3VI G-UNTER, i 2
Swansea^ S C
'Chain*
Good Tire?
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. nere are jusi i wu u^uua
js, and others.
?ood tires last longest
te, trouble and temper.
t will pay you to use th
Ve have exactly the c
?good tires, United Sta
ive types?one for ever;
use.
fetter get in touch with
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CE CREAM SUPPER AND
CAKE WALK
The Ladies improvemen league of
Cewburg school will give an ice cream
upper and cake walk The night of
une 2S at the school house
Come one and alll bring your
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riends and od acquaintance
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"Maple Flavor"?
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M tf contained. Do not tx
jrl If - no relations to weight
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NOTICE!
j Soldiers and Sailors Poll and RoadI
Tax Rebated.
All soldiers and sailors who were in
active service in the world war will
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please take notice that under and by
' virtue of an act passed by the Eegis- j
lature of 1919^ approved the 11th, day;
of March 1919, are entitled to have
their poll and road tax refunded as
I per act which reads as follows:
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A Joint Resolution.
SECTION 1. Ee it resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina That on and after the
approval of this act, the county Trcas
uror of each Countv of this State is
hereby authorized and empowered to
rebate the Poll Tax and Commutation
tax for the years 19IS and 1919 paid
or to be paid by each soldier or sailor
from such county, who was in active
service in the "World War. That alii
towns and Cities of South Carolina'
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shall rebate the street tax until Jan-|
uary 19 20 of each soldier or sailor
who was bona fide in service during!
the World War.
SECTION i>. All Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent herewith are here-i
by repealed.
SECTION 3. This Act to take effect
immediately upon its approval by!
the Governor.
APPROVED: 11th., day of March;
1919.
All who have paid such tax will i
please return their receipts to me not
later than June 15th 1919, so thatj
your poll and road tax can be refund
ed prior to my annual settlement.
C E Leaphart
Treas. Lexington County, j
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un- I
dcrsigned will, on June 2, 1919 applv j
to the Wston and Brookr Quarry Corn; \
panypany Cayco S. C., for the issue,
of new certificates of stock to ho is
sued in place of certificates Xo. 15 '
and SO of the said corporation which!
have been lost or destroyed.
William Erookcr.
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XOTH i: OF Fi.FC TlOX
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All qualified electors residing in'
< 'enter school district Xo 7 will please
take notice that an election will bCj
held therein at the school house on1
Tuesday the first day of July If It* for
the purpose <>f voting a levy of four;
mills for school purposes Polls'
will open at 7 A M and close at 4 P M
Primr tax receipts and registration*
cert i l"a cat es
Ity voting this levy ihe school will.
qualify as a rural irraded school and'
will bo entitled to receive ?L'(i0:0oj
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from tlie State for teaching purposes j
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June 12 f f10
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c a>ay to ge? ptii
)me syrup
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Tiere Are Three Kinds of
?in the Red Can; "Golden Bro
-the new Karo with plenty of sub
? Taste?in the Green Can.
5i/?Every can of Karo is marked with ex
s misled by packages of similar size bear
: of contents.
TQ DrciMTMP rvV T. B. NORi
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^ NE\y YQRK^C
GOOD FOR INDIGESTION.
If vou are troubled with indigestion I
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take a few doses of Chamberlain s
Tablets. They strengthen the stom- j
acli and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. They also cause a!
gentle movement of the bowels You1
will be surprised when you see how i
much better you are feeling after takj
ing a few doses of them.
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67 1-2 acres 5 miles west ol Lex-;
ington one half clay; the- otl c half
sand oam with clay siibsoi) Pine
timber will cut one hundred and fifty:
thousand feet of lumber. "Weil wat-j
ered. Easy terms. Appl> to i
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every way consistent with the ]
L the financial strength and growth
S? community. Come in and let us
more than Bankers?we are a v
L it is a matter of pride with us, th
we have developed in our busines
' ship of those whom we serve.
L Prosperity is reflected to tki
? perity of our patrons.
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We Have a Splendid Lin:
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We have every style and size in
Come in and see them on ear i!
OUR GUARANTEE fv
Gregory-Conder J
1115 [Tampion St., - - -
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re, rich and \
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Atlanta, '3 f,
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ITA RMOX'S TRANSFER
FOR WHITES ONLY
FALL TELEPHONE NO 16G
and leave your order Only white
transfer running between Lexington
and Columbia Special trips either
day or night catering especially to
ladies and children Large roomy car
Prices reasonable
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Fofi WHITES ON by
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principles of SOUND banking, ?
of the business interest of this '
get together?we are something
ery human lot of individuals, and
at aside from the responsibilities g
;s, we have cultivated the friend- ?
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? ot Well .Made Vehicles
Hackney Buggies
Washington Buggies
Columbus Buggies
V Brown Buggies
.-"MNissen Wagons
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^Uic! niCKory vragons
^ Hackney Wagons
above makes
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