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PERSONALS1
Mr. J. T. Berry, one of the progressive
and enterprising young merchants
of Swansea, was here on business
today.
Mrs. G. L. Rish, one of our valued
subscribers at Steedman, came in
Monday and renewed her subscription.
Mr. B. L. Kyzer, one of * Black
Creek's substantial farmers and a good
citizen, always living at home?buys
no corn, or bacon. He dropped in to
see us this morning and renewed his
paper.
Miss Blossie Clark, the much admired
daughter of Mr. Beiton Clark,
spent Saturday and Sunday last week,
wth the old folks at home. She is one
of the popular students of Winthrop
College.
We regret; to note, that Mrs. W. W.
Fulmer, from Piney Woods, found it
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necessary to go to tne uoiumuia. xius,
pital for treatment of. an afflicted
limb. and/ trust she may find relief
and permanent cure.
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A. M. B6bzerf Eke*.,..an did safe attorney,
of Columbia, with his sister,
Mrs. Antoinette^ Russel of Abbeville,
and Mrs. 'dojdie 'L-awson and her son
Russel, Mrs John McCaw and child*
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. ; ren, of Columbia, were here Sunday
afternoon to vjsit the old Judge Lemuel
Boozer home.
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Our old friend and fellow comrade
J. A1 Calk, was in town Tuesday, and
renewed his paper for another year.
He is one of our first subscribers and
. , a good substantial man. Mrs. Calk
accompanied him, shopping.
i It was our pleasure to enjoy the
grand hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Melton of Columbia, Wednesday
and Thursday while visiting the s\ate
fair. It was certainly a great relief
to Mrs. Harman and myself to visit
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their beautiful home, out in Shandon,
- after emerging from the -crowded fair
grounds and busy streets of Colum,
bia.
Mayor-elect Barrett Jones of Batesburg
was in town Monday on legal
business.
Mr. W. J. Jefcoat of the Pond
Branch section was in town Tuesday
.^v" Y /ftana
made us a pleasure call.
Dr. S. B. Harman, a distinguished
physician and surgeon of Columbia
was here on business Monday.
Mr. la. W. Shull, one of the leading
planters of the Cromer section, was
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[in Dexington yesterday.
Mr. Eusebius L,. Derrick, ^popular
member of the county board of commissioners.
was a pleasant caller at
| The Dispatch-News office Monday.
I Mrs. Alien Perry, of Batesburg, nee
| Miss A. J. Hill, county health nurse,
I was here yesterday pursuing her dui
ties. Mrs. Perry has become attached
j to the people of Lexington and her
j visits are always a source of genuine
{delight to her numerous friends.
Mr. X. 3. Wingard. a progressive
young farmer and a popular citizen
of the Gilbert section,-was here yesterday.
Mr. John W\ Smith, a gallant old
soldier from near Leesville, and for|
mer county commissioner, was here
j with the big crowd Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Miller and
j children spent Sundaj* in Columbia
j with friends.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Humphries moI
tored to Columbia Sunday afternoon,
i ?raro tho of friends.
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Mi\ and Mrs. James E. Steele ancr
children spent Sunday with relatives
at Bateshurg; going down in their big
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Mr. J. P. Hutto, formerly of Swansea
;but wTio has been living at Metter,
Ga'.,: for the past four or five years,
has moved with his family back to
Swansea. Mr. Hutto was in Lexington
Saturday and gavS" us a pleasant
i and profitable call.
I Capt. and Mrs. L. W. Redd, of
Edgefield, spent yesterday in Lexington
with-friends.
| Mr. Will Powell of Orangeburg is
spending the week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Powell, on Depot
! Street.
Mr. Heber R. Dreher of Selwood,
one of the most popular men in the
county, was here yesterday. Although
i a confirmed bachelor for several
I years, Mr. Dreher does not look to be
i over "forty."
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Mrs. James Caughman, of Route 2,
j spent Monday in Columbia.
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| Mrs.' Elizabeth Boozer, the very
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! popular proprietess of the Drafts
Hotel, spent Friday in Columbia shopping.
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Mrs. F. W. Worrill and her very
; attractive and popular daughter,
Miss Frederica Worrill, have returned
to Lexington, after spending a fortnight
most delightfully in Batesburg.
j Mr. Roy H. Thompson of St. Mati
thews, paid his usual week-end visit
j to friends in Lexington.
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DEATH OF MRS. CLTJLOI.
! Beloved Woman Passes at Batesburg
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Special to The Dispatch-News.
Batesburg, Nov. 4.?Mrs. Lorenzo
D. Cullum, Jr., died at her home in
this town Tuesday morning after an
illness of one week. She is survived
by her husband and son of Batesburg
and one sister, Mrs. R. H. Hol?tein of
Monetta. Mrs. Cullum was a native
of Florida, where her pareats .and
other relatives reside, She was
woman of fine Christian character
and a social favorite among her
friends and acquaintances. The sympathy
of the entire town and community
is extended to the bereaved family.
The first attraction given by the
Lyceum at Summerland College Monday
night was largely attended and
greatly enjo>ed. The friends of the
college rejoice to know that a "greater
Summerland" is no longer a dream
'but a reality. The success of the recent
drive by the Lutheran denomination
to raise $300,000 for Newberry
and Summerland colleges has caused
rejoicing among the friends of both
institutions all over the state. The enrolment
of Summerland is the largest
this sessi'^t since the establishment of
the college seven years ago.
Mr. J. F. Ouzts, Jr.. a well known
business man from Greenwood was in
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town Monday. . j
Re\*.' W? - J. Snyder, pastor of the j
Methodist ^church here, is in Greenwood
attending the annual meeting!
of the South Carolina conference.
Dr. R. H. Timmerman and Prof. W.
C. Graham attended church service at
Phillippi^ near Johnston last Sunday.
The state fair was largely attended
by people from this section last week.
It is claimed that the exhibit of live I
stock was the best in years.
Mr. Eugene* Attaway, a well known
business man of Saluda, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wright of Johnston
have moved to Batesburg and:
are residing on Highland Avenue near
Summerland college. C. ; <
This Means You.
When you get up with a bad. taste
in your mouth, a dull tired feeling,
no relish for food and are consfipated,
you may kr^ow that you need a ^ose of
Chamberlain's Tablets. They not
only cause an agreeable movement of
the bowels, but cleanse and invigorate
the stomach and improve tne digestion.
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EXINGTON, S. C.
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COMMISSIONER Ft"KTK1v ! m
ENDORSES RIDGFXL PLAN j
FOR GOOD ROADS!
Says People Are Willing; to Pay Taxes
for Roads if They Get Results.
Editor Dispatch-News:
Please allow me space to express j
my views as to good roads. I think j
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that the plan Dr. Ridgell suggested 11
is a good plan, and is the only way !
we could get our roads worked at the |
present time, owing to the scarcity of j
labor.
I have been talking with tne peo- {
pic of my section and they tell mc that'
they don't object to paying taxes for
building and maintaining roads if
they can get the proper results on
their roads, i hope to see such a
plan adopted at the earliest possible i
time.
Respectfullly.
Wil. W. FURTICK.
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CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our most sincere
appreciation and heart-felt j
thanks to all those who rendered aid j
and tendered their sympathies to us I
during the prolonged illness and sub- j
sequent d6ath of our husband and:
father, the late' John M. Caughman. I
We cannot properly express our true j
feelings in this manner, but we wish !
accnrn vftn rk ti t nn -a nt nf kindness i I
and helpfulness however small, has!
been overlooked, and we shall hold
them all as great treasures. We cannot
thank each one individually, so
wc use this method for all.
MRS: S. E. CAUGHMAX,
* M'RSj. BESSIE BERLEY, I*
MRS. H. X. KAMIXER,
MRS. T. R. KEISLER.
MRS. JAMES FOX,
MISS MARY CAUGHMAX,
J. SIMOX CAUGHMAX,
JOE M. CAUGHMAX.
Constipation.
Most laxatives and cathartics afford |
only temporary relief anil should be j
used only for that purpose. When
you want permanent relief take i
Chamberlain's Tablets and be careful !
to observe the directions with each'
package. These tablets not only j
move the bowels, but improve the ap- j
petite and strengthen the digestion. j
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Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer. J
It relieves pain and soreness caused by '
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. !
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FURNITURE
Our line of Furniture is con
eluding everything for the hom<
Iron Beds, Dressers, Rockers, C
ets, Wardrobes, Chiffofieirs, Col
sion Dining Tables, square and ]
Buffets, Children's Cribs, Linol<
Squares, Rugs of all sizes.
We have a large line of Si
Ranges, embracing the famous
Heaters.
Ladies' Ready-to-^
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styles for Fall wear, in all the r
date patterns and styles in
SKIRTS, WAISTS, SWEATERS
We also sell H
Auto Casings,
A Full Line of
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for your own wear.
The stock of Boys' : I
Clothing which we have
on hand makes it an
easy matter to make a
good selection.
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LEXINGTON, S. C.
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MILLINERY
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Call and See Us While in the city
Exclusive Line of Fine Millinery '
J 1211 Taylor St,., Columbia, S. C. j *
lan-Kaminer Co. I
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Fall and Winter Goods.
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iplete, in2,
such as Come and look over our stcck of Shoes I
hina Clos- | for M^n, Women, and Children.-We have-w^|
'... I them in the good substantial kind that
rouna cop;
aums Art give satisfaction?as to quality, style and 1
price. Among the rest are some big bar- |
toves and gains bought before the high prices, which 1
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Coal Blast we are selling at the old price. g
Year :'/ Clothing ||
w, snappy Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Suits, nost
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' COATS anc* Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc.
>, ETC. It will pay you to look them over.
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ardware of all^ kinds, Harness, - '
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IjrctS, WliS, ctliu \|ricaoc;D. .
' Staple Groceries. ... ANE,
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