BcOLtK&lA surgeox arretted
H ON CHARGE-OF MANSLAUGHTER
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B Oase Grows Out of Operation Peril
fonifcetl, Death Following the
flfi| Operation.
V ~ Colu^^Special to News and Cour- j
As the result of the death on OctoI
her 18 qT^Fwdda^T^ddH,^rno~-~
I lumfcia, |following an operajjon for
I inflamedj g-lamlsg Tfr. Julius^^ Tay
IV; of Collujp^^^Ml^j^ipurge^
v. as arre rtjfl jleJSr frfl 0
warrant sworn out W WilTiam N.
Graydon, 11 Pi iltliTTnBfTnnrnnTir^i
ther of Norwood Graydon, charging
Dr. Taylc r with manslaughter. V,| , "J
Dr. Tarlor was immediately released
on a ^2,000 bond by M. C. Coker,? ^
the magitratet |R?h<[ issued thbj^wai^l [
rant. Dri Taylor's bondsmen are Dr.
William Weston, , Di\ Jfc f %. "tfennj i^s' '
and Dr. Taylor hi&Sefr.**1'' * *
Norwood Graydom who a^hort, tijne
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Tax Notice
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I OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER.,
R DEXINOTO^CGtJNTYl ' ] i*
B~ Lexington, S. C., Oct. 1, -1919.-J i
Public notice is hereby given that \
State, County and school taxg^.for
HpLexington County will be rec^P&^^^'i
me from Oct. 15th to DeCy'^^^^-'
; The levy is as follows:
urt House
llR8* school. .f rt . ? % *% I
l^^itfeSn^icSBa. .8 ? OUJ^ i
L. ' TOTAL- . . . 20mills;' '
Special tax as follows:
District No. <1 Special antl i /.' . ' I '
I Bonds .J.....? 8 mills
P District Speolal and- ' '*
I Bonds ...... i . . ' f r
District No. 15 Special arid* * * T
Ifc - Bonds ^.| vl? " 1
District No. 18 Special C J<\> '
| Bonds . v 10 " ]
R.. District No. 29 Special and ,.. .
j^_Bogds .10 " : ' |
B^Dismct No.?37 "Spftci^i 1
L Bonds IjO
K District No. 66 Special and
Bon&-~?*~~= .-=*. vis- =* 1
District Nos. 13 and 40 ,
District?* os. 12, 35, 78, 79
B and V Special 6 i
B Nos. I, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 16, 17, 22,
? 27, 30, ?31, 32, 33, 34, 3S, 42, 43,
K 45, 46., #, 53, 55, 57, 61, 62, 63, 69; 71,
K:76, 77, S3, 84, 87, 88?4 mills.
RjV Nos. 1 6, 9, 19, 20, 23, 24, 26, 28.
Bf-36, 41, ?, 47, 48, 49, 51, 59, 64,
V; 70, 72, &, 75, SO?2 mills.
The j^Ilowing districts have
I special levies for school pu?pos?^_
i. 7, ^9, 54, 58 and 60.
apitstion Road Tax $5.00 upon
tnal#citizens (not "bona fide resits
oraan incorporated town) of the
nty ?etween 21 and 55 years of
?11 'blx $1.00 between the ages of
ind.BO years,
jg ix 50c.
oad, Poll and Dog Tax payable at
e ti ie with State, County and
>ol 'ax.
; ' ' C. E. DEAPHART,
'easurer Lexington County.
Tan. L
[RE lSURER'S SCHEDULE. - :
TaxSjCollection Begins Tuesday,
I November 11.
tvillfte at the following places on
datJI named for the purposes of
ctinM Stat? and. County Taxes for
!isc?year 19' 9.
* First Week.
iesdW", Nov. 11th. A. M. Irmo, S.
iesdftr, Nov. llth, P. M. Chapin,
edc?day, Nov. 12th, All day,
ursEv. Nov. 13th, A. M. Peak,
IFridajjxov. 14th, All day, Swansea,
SatunMy, Nov. loth. All day, Swans
Second Week.
TuesdJr, Nov. ISth, All day, Pelion,
WednJpday, Nov. 19th, A. M!,. Steed-.
Wedn^day, Nov. 19th, P. M. GilFrida;raXov.
21st, All day, Leesville,
Saturday, Nov. 22nd, All day, Batesf*
TTiird wirak.
Ivr-da^lj Nov. 28th, A. M\, Gaston,,
I'rdajS NOffr. 28tfc, 5P. Cayce, S.
sturdy, Nov. 29th, All day, New
,-das&, S. G. i
C. E. LEAPHART,
e?.sui^er, Lexington County, S. C.
&
B
ago had returned from. France, was
tfijivi >: <4 s v <i?'?
the messenger for the state supreme
'court. '1 *' ' * '? = > ? '
As soon as Dr. Taylor heard that a
warrant had been issued for his arrest,
he gave himself up to Ernest A. I
Lorick, constable for Magistrate J
Coker.
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COLT,ETON PREPARING
TT)TT THF W'FFX lD
& Clemson Oopfege, October
r*t srssi lre ae^"^ !
m&ldng a irseripus v. ffetft |
^aTfTsl tlVe^ bolrweevTf ^At^a meet-j
W. Risher and held on October 27, in J
TV^?er|)oro| sev^r^l ^portant steps j
were takdri tliat wililead to a better j
prosperity in spite of the weevil.
,[Ut Thp] Peoplev Mfcrfte^ngj [ Assfr- |
cfation with a" capital stock of $50,00?
was orgpnized^ to _ * jaur?- across [
bu6hf project^ ail *" ^3^phisn^ storage
house of ,6. to 10fthousan3 busheJs.ca
pacity, agrain eievaxor, a ieea mm, i
and other things that will furnish a
market for everything. Colleton now
grows or can grow as money crops to
substitute. for c jtton,
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*2.- A- committee has been sent to
south Georgia to. investigate whiitMs
beihg1 done' there, to help lAeet -'boll
\
wfeeyp cQndit|on^ ; and to report at a
brass meeting1 which will'' further organi^^^^Cra^fight.
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AMERICAN p,AG ** r,
| - O0 P3 HlSSEE* ATCETOMlg
^JDowtt With J ArherjCa" Cries theTheater
Audience
: F^ume, Get- :"2S*t?'The Am:eric?n*;fiag
was hissed when it was unfurled last
jv%ning-:'fd Phoenician l Theater
here, pnd when the .Star Spangled
EJaner was played by the orchestra
:he audience cried: t I'Down.^ with
Long
ive Greater Italy and Fiume!"
Set^^ilr^ox^.!Cof jAjner&n s*#$4
.^h|) %rkxk Arbeit inQ.^tbod up ^sv&enj
he American national anthem was
?Ihyed also WOfe hissed and slurring
emarks were directed- &? t^em.j / - j <
The demonstration occurred when
-'n ' I? ^
I, JUL UUl-ltvaHJ PICJ5C1IICU CU }JCL~
-ade of the Allies;" during--Which the
ippearance of the Italians only was
jjSSMfijMflfe r ' ~<3"'"8' ' E8S3S^
(
"' If ^^/ireei
Is
Absessed tee
.. ,,'i ^ 1, , peuralgia i
We take thee
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^ Drs. I
Our reputation a
h - We believe that 1
is well treated.
Let us drive home this fact that
"A Heali
a H
I The stomach is gem
properly digested cai
les. The teeth are t]
teeth are in good com
a result the stomach
which results in sick:
DRS HA
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5p? ft ?<"? K # - >r
S f f. I? $ .? g r
1328 Main
>JL>NN INTRO DC CJES
TOS FLRST BILLS
Washington. Oct. liepeesentative
Mann; of the Seventh district,
today introduced bills calling upon the
War Department to donate captured
[German c-anrton or field pieces to the
cities of Columbia. Sumter. Orangeburg-,
Lexington, St. Matthews and <
: i
Bishopville.
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He also introduced three bills each
caling for an appropriation of $10,000
r
to be expended in the purchase -of
pites for federal buildings at Bamberg, j
St. Matthews and Bishopville.
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COAL STRIKE "UXLAWFO/' |
SAYS PRESIDENT WTLSOW
I Washington, Oct. 2;?.?Holding the
impeding coal strike to be not only
Unjustifiable but also unlawful, President
Wilson in a statement Saturday
ivith the support of. his entire Cabinet, j
called on the coal miners of the na- i
tion, both union officers and members, J
.to rescind the strike order effective !
November 1.
The president declined to enter mto j
the merits of the controversy between
the miners and operators, but emphatically
declared that the strike, which
he characterized as the most far- {
reaching proposal in The nation's his- j
1
Bank of
CHAPII
This is a safe and growing instituion.
interest on time deposits. Let your n
RESOURCES OV
Deposits a year ago $88,745.82
A gain of sixty-five p
I 11? BOARD OF I
J. S. Wessinger. P. M. Frick,
S. J. Clark. J. L. Crome
W. A. Clarkson. H. C. Sheak
OFFIC
J. L. Cromer, President E
* S. J. Clark, Vice President. y.
We ha^e just received 60 to
-r all sizes from 1-8 to 4 in G
f Black.
Have also some two or thre<
Let us hear from you.
COLUMBIA
/ 823 West Gervaii Street
T / y -i i" *-! ft
TEETHi
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fli Are Bad, If 1
Bad?Come to
th, pyorrhea teeth cause rheu:
md indigestion.
te teeth out absolutelo withoui
Harris & Sm<
ind years of experience are hi
business goes where it is invited ?
thy Moutt
[ealthy Bo<
avol ltr a cto v+in c- nnir-t f rv-p ci/?L-n^i
wo. oituii^i
ises all kinds of blood disorders ar
he first assistance ,to proper dij
dition they cannot properly mastic
is prevented from performing t
ness.
RRIS & Si
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Dentists
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St. COLUI
I ror> to .resfbidt" plrocuetiofi arid- dRtri-"
J buticn of all necessaries of lite, had
'apparently been ordered without a
jvote of the individual miners conjcerned.
For this reason, the Presi- ,
i1
dent served definite notice "that the
| law will he'enforced and the means
fwill be found to protect the interests
} 1
i of the nation if my *>ruersrency may
'arise cut of this urir.appy business." 1
j PREDICTS I?ARI> WINTER.
?
Weather Prophet Say:*. Get Woo<l and
Coal Ready at Once,
j Jake Snelgrove, the Lexington
[weather prophet, predicts r? cold and
wet winter. Re sends the following'
! to The Dispatch-.V-ewe:
I
I "Get your wood and eoai ready.
This will he the coldest and wettest
winter we have had ir 29 years."
PR. GOGER. DECLINES.
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To the Editor o: Tne Dispatch-News: ;
| Please allow me space .u yuuj j
! paper to thank the friends who were j
kind enough to suggest my name as a'
candidate for alderman of the town
of Lexington. I appreciate the compliment,
but must decline the honor.
My private affairs are such that it
would he impossible for me to serve.
Norman S. Geiger.
' Chapin
?j,s. c.
Open an account with us. We pay
noney work while you sleep.
er $150,000,000
Ppposits today $136,965.62
er cent, in one year.
DIRECTORS:
W. B. Williams '
r. Harry D. Wessinger.
t
1ERS:
larry D. Wessinger, Cashier. :
1. L. Wessinger, Asst. Cashier. | j
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ns of pipe and at present have
alvanized and from 1-8 to 8 in \
e carloads of Iron in stock.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. |
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mat ism, gout, ?
' ?3
ithers w
.ck f .hi. office I
inci abides1 wnere it
Sf
ss. good that is not
d complicated troub^estiqto.
Unless the. i
;ate t|e food, and as j
he pjjjoper functions
MATHERS
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KtBIA, S. C. I
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Her Turn to Gloat j: V,
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"What is the cause of all this, commotion
in the office'?''
' One of Hfe's little'
being enacted." ;
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Columbia' s
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Sterling
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Silver Service
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< .* .t v u * y
Sugar and 1
Sandwich Plates
... rr-. f.r <?..?>'ft ? ;
We carry a complete line of ]
y , . c.', in Fairfax Patte
Silver Chests
Dozens and I
WE SPECI
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Best Grade
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|| *'OUR GINNERY is, :
- time, and we are ren
vke possible. . Bring
gins if you appreciate
absolute yr results* ?'\
and Ties.
WE PAY HIGHEST
for COTTON AND C
H Meal and Hulls for
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LEXINGTON
Lexingti
... . v .
vate secr^taSrv her husband, l:o
g$t e^bn Wrtft"*T^e ""boss by showi . ^
him her new contract that-'calls fo" t
salary .$2,Qt>4 a
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Fruit Bowls J
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.ream Sets
i'~ ,.-fr 1- - " r s
, Fruit Baskets
Efollow-Ware and F;
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, also Sets in
ialf Dozens.
ALIZE IN
of Watches
stein's
M-S.2 Cl . ,.* '?
main ai. - 1
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V- -** ,
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now. running oh full?
idering the best ser,<.<%'
.... r \ r:: ** ' " ' ** "* " :> " ' S
-your cotton-' to'- our ' "';:1
i prompt service and
j . :* :/> TV-' . \e i ' y
ve furnish Bagging -! " i
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market prices ; ; f
;ott6n seed. I
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