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fThe Le^gton Dispatch. Wednesday, August 21,1907. ew?w?w??i??^??i??**^i Zadnc to Kew Adwtiaeaejits. Removal Sale?Mimnaugh. ? Carolina National Bank. Hammocks?R. L. Bryan Co. > For Sale?D. W. Hntto. Palmetto Collegiate Institute?W. E. Black, Principal. Trespass Notice-H. R. Derrick et al Lexington Turpentine Market. Dip per barrel $8.00 to $9.00 r r ? ><02/ Spirits per gallon For Sole,Two good milch cows. Apply to J. t J. Fox, Lexington, S. C. 2w43 . mm i ? ? Death of An Infant. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Sexton S. George died last Thursday and was bnried in the George b drying ground on Friday. *Mr. and Mrs. George have the sympathy of the en%r tire town 4n this, their hoar of grief. ( , i Teacher Wanted. The trustees of No. 88 School District want a good teacher for their school. Those applying will please etate salary expected. Dr. James Harm an, Lexington, S. C., R. F. D. 1. 1 Where to Save It Done. Bring or send your job work to The ! Dispatch office, snch as note heads, letter heads, bill heads statements, envelopes, etc. In fact when yon want printing of any kind, except the poor kind, come to The Dispatch office. Prices the lowest. ; * '* . - ? . ~ .v; Well Digging. a , I am now back at my same old trade?digging and cleaning wells. Satisfaction guaranteed. D. J. Monts, 42p Lexington, S. C. Notice, Veteraas. You are requested to meet at your respective places of meeting in each township on Saturday, the 31st day of August, at 3 o'clock for the purpose of electing a representative to meet at Lexington court house on Saturday, the 14th day of September, at 2 o'clock, to elect a pension board ior the year 1908. S. M. Roof, Chair. Pen.'n B.'d Lexington Co. Aug. 15, 1907.?2wks. For Salt. One 40 horse power boiler and engine and one log cart*. All in first class condition and will sell at a bargain. Canghman Brothers, 4w44 Columbia, S. C. Host SobA the ICoaey, All persons sending barbecue and other advertisements for insertion in these colnms must remit with the copy sent to the office one-half cent for each and every word. Otherwise the copy will be held over until paid for. Zoo Gmm FootivoL The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lex?.?^n A>?w?h will sive an ice oresir festival on the church yard next Friday night, the 23rd. The public is cordially invited. TrimmnoViT Hammocks! In this issue The R. L. Bryan Oom'i0iipaaj9 of Columbia, are advertising hammocks at greatly reduced prices. h They have a hurge number that arrived too late for. the opening season, and whether you need a hammock now or not, it will pay you to buy? you can secure one now at "your own price." Will 00 to Hfltoa. The members of Camp Steadman, United Confederate Veterans, will attend the reunion of Co. C. 20th - ? j Regiment, at Hilton on the* 23rd. ' Evdry old soldier in the county is invited to attend on that day, and a great time is in store for those who go. For Boat, My store rooms with dwelling upstairs, on Main street, in town of Lexington. Apply at once to 45 J. M. CRAPS, Lexington, S. C. Subscribe to Some aud Farm. We are pleased to advise our readers that we have made arrangements with the publishers of Home & Farm, whereby we can give this valuable farm journal?the best of the kind in the south?for the small sum of 25c a year. Home & Farm is published twice a month and besides containing everything that interests the farmer, it has a lot of reading matter tor every member or tne lamny, especially'the housewife. The Dispatch ancT Home & Farm one year for $1.25; Home & Farm alone 25c. Subscribe now. Ccniplaints Coming In. Complaints are being made to this office in reference to parties living on rural routes not getting their papers. The papers leave this office carefully wrapped and marked as plainly as possible, each route being separately i and distinctly written on each package, Therefore, the papers should reach all subscribers in time. We } merely mention this in order to remind the carriers that they cannot be too particular in handling all mail that passes through their hands. Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer. Greatest Blood Purifier Free. 0 If your blood is impure, thin, diseased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poi9on, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express v *1 per large bottle. Sample free by J writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, deep-seated cases, as it cures after all else.fails. Sold in Lexington, S. C., by * Derrick's Drug store and Kaufmann Drug Co. Speaking at Swansea On Ax gust 23, 1907. The undersigned will give a firs class barbecue at Swansea and wai everybody to come and bring the families, and especially the farmer as Messrs. E. D. Smith and F. I Hyatt, of the Southern Cotton Gro^ ere' Association, will each make speech to the fanners and to all wl are interested in cotton. GANTT & RAST. An Outing Party. Senator D. F. Efirid, with his fam ly, passed through town yesterda enroute to Mr. Preston Clark's mil on Black creek, where they will spec the balance of the week hunting an fishing. The Senator has as fine pac of doys, as there is in the| count and no doubt this trip will prove t interesting and beneficial as a trip t the mountains. We thank the Senator for an inv tation to join the party, and regn very much our inability to do so. Fine Crops. Parties attending court from ever section of the comity report fine crc prospects. This is very gratifying 1 the farmers, for it is generally pri -- ' ' ' ' 11. !1T 11 4-V dieted tnat cotton win sen iuf cu highest price in many years. Th: being the case, the merchant, th farmer, and laboring men of a classes, will be happy and prosperor this fall. Joint Council to tfoet. The Joint Council of Lexingto charge will meet in Roof's Hall, Auj 31st, 1907, at ten o'clock a. m. A members are requested to be presen as important business will^be up fc transaction. J. Sol Hendrix, Chair. Joint Council Lex. Charge. ' Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! The finest and best assorted line < shoes for men, women and childre ever opened in Lexington, is now i Meetze & Son's store. See this 9toc before you buy. The styles and pric< will please you. Final Discharge. This is to notify all persons that wewi apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Judge of Pr< bate for Lexington county, State < South Carolina, on the 12th day of Se: tember, 1907, for a final discharge j executors of the estate of W. E. ] Halfciwanger. James B. Addy, Martha Ann Haltiw anger, 4w44 Executors. Trespass Notice. All persons are forbidden under pena tv of the law to hunt, fish, cut or r move wood or trees or trespass in ar manner upon the lands of the unde signed. H. R. Derrick, J. P. Bouknight, J. P. Derrick, N. M. Derrick, G. E. Derrick. 4w45 For Sale. I will sell my place at Pelion, S. C containing one hundred and fifty acr of land; good pasture, mill and mi pond. ready to run most any kind < machinery; gin and grist mill no running. D. W. HUTTO,! Care of Thomas & Barton Co., Ai gusta, Ga. 4w45 Barbecue at Swansea. We will furnish a first-class Barbeci with refreshment at Swansea on Augu 23rd. Speaking by the candidate Come and enioy yourself. 8w42 GANTT & BAST. This is Headquarters FOR w pianos \ organ: You want a swee toned and durable in strument. One that will last : long, long Me time. Otir prices are th lowest, consisten with quality. "Write us for cata logs, prices and term MALONE'S MUSIC KOUSI COLUMBIA, S. C. N. B. References: Any Ban or Business House in Colun bia. Established over 22 years. BARGAINS AT Our stock of General Mercf we are positively offering big B; Dress Goods, Domestics and Not ings, Hats, Caps, Shoes, GrocerL ments. TJGGIES, STJRRIES, WAi HARROWS andPLOV ENG Highest Prices always paid Call and see us if you pleased. D. A. Richa WHITE ROCK, I' i 11 csccooooceosscc ; The l \ n% J BEST PLA< | JP jij Dry G( " O j: Grocer Jj VXLclSSV I I i FAIR le is I i 1 A " ANNOUNCEMENT. For Legislature. The many friends of Dr. E. J. Ethel edge announce him as a candidate fc the House of Representatives to fill th unexpired term of the late J. M. Eptin )f and urge him to accept. ? Many Friends. 'U The many friends of Capt. N. I k Wannamaker, of Sandy Run, hereb -9 announce him as a candidate for th Legislature to fill the unexpired ten ? of the late Hon. J. M. Epting, an pledge him to abide the result of th jj coming election. Many Friends. Barbecue. p. I will furnish a firstclass barbecu [a and refreshments Saturday, Septembe p 7th, at my place, Ethan, S. C. Th music will be furnished by the strin band. The trains will stop both waj to put off and take on passengers, s come one, come all and enjoy the day. _ 4w44 H. STEELE. j. Land for Sale. e- I offer for sale my place in Lexingto ty and Orangeburg counties, about frv r- miles south of Swansea, containin three hundred and sixty (360) acrei some timber. Adapted to general farn ing. Good pasture, etc. Write me t St Matthews, S. C., or call on me t ? my place, 7 miles above St. Matthewi on old State road. . 3w43p. Thos. W. Wannamaker. ' f es ! Mi Colli lilt 11 LEXINGTON, S. C. a- ' ? Literary, SelMtlfie and Classic* Counts. 16 st Vocal and Instrumental Mu sic, Drawin ?. andJElocution. jCollege Trained Teachers. .Expenses ior Session $60 to 180. ? Fall Term Begins September 2,190 Fall Term Ends January 10, 190: Spring Term Begins January 18,190 Spring Term Closes May 15, 190 Send for catalogue. Address ^ W. E. BLACK, Principal. L M. D. HARM AN. Secretary. t Sterling Good; Sterling silver, cut glass, fin ^ china, clocks. A fine stoc always on hand for you i ? select from. , Keep us in mind when wan ing anything in Jewelry c Silverware. Good watch work and bes S eye glasses. If you can't come, send fc ; our catalogue or telephone you < ) order to us. P. K. MflflftTTK & (1ft K > * KJ1JIVUBV v m. v ? 2- JEWELERS, 1424 Main St., Columbia, S. < 'Phone 934 ' WHITE ROGK iandise is full to over flowing, an irgains to our customers in Fin ;ions, Men's Clothing and Furnisl es, Hardware and Farming Impl< GrONS _and_ HARNESS. DIS 7 S, MOWERS, (jASUElWE INES, ETC. for all kinds of Country Produce, want anything and you will I rdson & Son - - s. c. .exingfon Deoarfir JE TO BUY oods, Notions, Shoe! ies, Hardware, Harr pare, Crockeryware, Tin-w Farming Implements. TREATMENT - EVER I \ j 1 BIGGIES, CARRIAGE j 1 A Car Load of BIRDSEI S The Best ] I XX Come and see my Stock. I am satisfie > and Price " 1C. F. UTHAN, * SgSMBSSSgSgSBSBSfigggg 7. . b. mmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmammmmmmmm ; BOLD DOLLARS 90 CENTS-NO! GOVERNMENT BONDS BE ;k ? DOLLARS II t* i in i ?? >r HOW ? By giving value received f st and Farming Implements bought of QTJ. at Prosperity, S. C. Quality will be rei P A A >r is iorgouen. LI Let us tell you about our High Gra< axles made and most substantial wheel painting and many features which mak McCormicl^ Mowers and Chattanoc J best made. Remember we have the most up-to3. Shops in this section. ; QUATTLEBAUM 8 d Prosperity3 in 0 ' Pinal Discharge. This is to notify all persons tl iiit I will ! I H| apply to the Geo. S. Drafts, Esq.. Judge of Probate for Lexington county, .South , Carolina, on the 5th day of September, \ )e 1007, for a final discharge as administra- | VJKz^ JL tor of the estate of Silas Johnson. y/fi JBlH* 4w4:? Administrator. 9 Chamberlain's i [^^^PHBpP Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life. | ? ijlfliWTTllt lent Store IJ 3, Hats, jji jJ Less, Buggies, jij rare, and V - TIME 1 1 ra!69G960 9C5caC965 :S and WAGONS j H I yf yk itt tr.Hi?? "3BBfc^fllg|M If ^ iL Wagons, all sizes, gjg MEade. ? d I can please you in Vehicles ittle Mountain, S. C. 1 legegegegegegegegB irocdvdcdCdvdcdvdGd . i t DUDLEY M. LANGFORD. I LOW PAH-NO! [ s I YOUR POCKETS-YES! || or your money for Vehicles I | ATTLEBAUM &LANGFOBD i I nembered long after the price I | ie Vehicles. Simple and best | i . Old fashioned method o 1 g :e them attractive and durable >ga Reversible Disc Plowsdate Blacksmith and Repair t, LANGFORD, s. c. 1 For Yenng Menand Young Women! leesville,S.C.j! jThe usual Literary courses,' Music, Art. Expression and Bu*>Ji iness;\all undervweIJ prepared and experienced teachers.! HjBv Music department under Prof. Ernst 6rockcnann.*f Beautiful 1 Ol J town and campus.%Clin>ate unsurpassed-* Nearly one huo WStdrd boarding popils last year.t?Equjpm'ent improved.t Has! | Xexcellent record for assisting those who need help to attend a l ftco(lege.A5trong moral and religious influence. 1 ~~ " jL. B. HAYNES," President ]