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CDCriAl ill kuirtb s&BafeST" - - - . . vr" .? < 7 ' DRY GOODS, SHOES, I CH1LDRENS' C! Hardware, Til SALE BEG IF PRICES COUNT WE 1 IN A VERY SHORT *11 FAKE?COME EAR CONVINC3 A | Mi Reduced fpffi ' FURNITURE OF QUAL W THENEW STORE OF i iiwii Columbia. S. C. r ' We have here now acollection ofM and High Grade Furniture and House ishingS not to be surpassed in the . * South. Beautiful Suits for Bed . TIWH 'T ihronr TkAri ?.nrl THni-ner JL CbJLXXJX ^ ill W* V*M? J ) rn^-mmmmm.^p in Circassian Walnut, Dull and Poli^he hogany, Bird's Bye Maple,, Early -Eh . Weathered and Golden Oak. \ Odd pieces in Honse Desks,Tables, . ers, Cellaretts, Smokers' Tables, Mag Stands, Clocks, Pedestals, Tabouretts. tires, Plate Backs, Bugs, Etc. Exclusive agents for the Famous Cross Sanitary Felt Mattress, and W3 - Go Carts. AJ1 Goods marked in Plain Figure ,4 " 'i One ftow jrrice to every uuuy. No misrepresentations in this Every article guaranteed as represent Yw can key cheap FornUre anywhere. Wo (Hitop nnlv fn trade who i . If U W1IUI UUIJ IU liuuu 11 uu want High Glass H)l? GIBSON-MILLER I 1409 MAIN ST? COLUMBIA, S, ??&. t > . JuT IATS, BOYS' AND LOTHING. - it lware, &c. ) cum 30 m. AN R 16TH. / ...... V WILL MOVE THEM ME. THIS IS NO ,LY AND BE mu. . Be Sold ' r ... ' > ' ^ * \ * 1. ; Pricesley C0ij W I" w epot, S. C. IVlf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, iff County of Lexington, I I' .1 ; Court of Common Pleas, i M I May Whitaker Flake and Texas Flake, Plaintiffs, ~ if against; . , . Annie Emanuel, Martha Hay, Feddie Crim, Henry Whitaker, Godfrey Whitaker and P. E. Hutto, Defendants. ? ' Partition. In obedience to the- decee of the Court herein, signed by Hon. George Johnstone, presiding judge, and dated T II November 14th, 1907, Iwill sell to the I highest bidder at public outcry, before I I the court house door in Lexington, S. J I' I C., during the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in January, 1908: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Lexington bounty, South Carolina, containing two hundred and twenty-five acres, more or ; less, bounded on the south by lands of W. L. Whitaker, Hannah Ann Crim; on the north by the estate of W. H. Baker; on the east by lands of C. D. Rucker and on the west by estate lands n of W. H. Baker and perhaps others. / 6 (HUHl Terms of sale?One-half cash, baln ance on a credit of one year secured by r uni bond of the purchaser and mortgage of A-ntlTA Premises sold, with interest from ?U. bil D 0f gale, with leave to pay all 'cash. ROOm, Purchaser tojayfor papers " ^ SAMUEL B. GEORGE, BOOHl, Olerk of the Court. n Lexington, S. C., Dec. 11th, 1907. >a JMLa- B. L. Asbill, Plaintiff's Attorney. Iglisll, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Inthe jProb&te Court. T? oolr- Mary Frye as administratrix of the esXVVJvsA. tate of Carroll A. Fry, deceased, plainjazine twr, 3 against ; . PlCt" Lucy Fry and others, defendants. i Pursuant to the decree of the Court of Probate in the above stated case, I * TDwill sell before the Court House door at 5 iVOU Lexington, S. C., on the first Monday tdtlieV in January, 1908, within the legal hours J of sale: * All that piece, parcel or tract of land j situate, lying and being in the county >S ana of Lexington knd State aforesaid, con taining one hundred and eleven acres, more or less, adjoining lands of P. H. StnTA Oook' Sol. Roberts, Mrs. Ann Boozer, Harman and perhaps others. @Q. Terms of Bale?One->alf of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months; the credit portion to bear interest from dayof sale and be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. Purchaser may pay all cash if desired. I GEO. B. DRAFTS, Judge of Probate Lexington Co. December 12, 1907. MURE. Trespass Notice, All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt, fish, allow stock to run at large, k or trespass in any manner whatever [ ? upon ou* lands. The law will be en'I I forced against all violators. | |'v. C. M. Stuck, J. E. Epting, I I J. F. Mahaffie, B. Stoudemayer, l M II m P. E. Eargle, J. W. Stoudemayer W 0. P. Bundrick, Mrs. T. W. Summer Mrs. E. M. Boyd, J. E. Eargle, 0# o... > J. B. M. Stuck. \ | Do it i I Skivt Just scratch a match? the Perfection Oil Hea and stop shivering. \ ever you have a room hard to heat?that the nace doesn't reach? you'll need a PERFECTS (Equipped wltl Just die thing for bKzz&rd Rowing heat makes any rooc i ? no smell?sn ,? Jfl font holds 4 <5 V f \ ished in japan \ lid / K *? 1 students. M / 1 latest improve y y warranted. scriptive ciro the Perfectioi V Stanc ill 1 TOE HOUM I / ware I I THE HARDV I FOR WHA ! I , {Goods Right. Right Prioes I Headquarte II Hardware, , B Mechanic Tools, I Crockery and Glassware, I Majestic Ranges, 1 Bucks Stoves and Ranges, I ' Coles Comb I' A full line of BeltingI stock! I Let us ffiguure 01 HOLMM In I BATESB 1 The! H B > IS You may not want S for presents, but y fi thing to your frier ? Why not s< B One of the most a 0 tory of presents ar 1 E Call and see the N li ILL | MASONIC TEMP Notice. Notice is hereby given that the a fihal meetin^of the fcounty board commissioners for Lexington oonnt South Carolina, will be held in the s pervisors office at Lexington, S. C., < Thursday, the 9th day of January, . D., 1908. All persons holding demands of ai kind against said county are hereby n tided and required to file the same Wi " * ? .a 4.' the undersigned. cierx, on or oeiurc t first day of Jannaps next, bo that t same may be considered at said annr meeting. J. BROOKS WINGARD, Clerk of County Board of Commissic era, Lexington County, S. C. Dec. 11, 1907. ' 4 \ / of* }MmL ? WJm o les. -Bght ^ V^i that's - r ^ weel ; fur- ' I?* abou -there hjgBEESSSS* ' have Mgf ^ effor IN (MI Heater | ? i the p i Smokeless Device) near \ time or between seasons. Ib genial mucl a cheerful and cozy. No smoke? us, f< lokeless device prevenb. Brass ' neigl Iuarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin- to w< and nickeL Every heater warranted. eithe " Th J^'LampSS'SS; 3much appreciated by workers and Me ade of brass, nickel plated with the . ,, <1 central draft burner. Every lamp jL a Write our nearest agency for de- ~ , ular if your dealer cannot supply ai~ i Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp. . rnmmmmujj. rkll StST a cm jl~u vriA w?ftft|#ttAi^ -Air (Incorporated) llj Mr. . EE 1iUliUH HMDand < Company, ? /ARE PEOPLE T YOU NEED. > l! ' < Prices Right on Good Goods Tott '. Soi rs for all kinds of . sowi] / Chattanooga Plows, on a< Saw Mills, ' Th Shingle Mills, r Engines, p L. <fc M. Paints, M!?? 7 Mil ination Planters. - ,0f pj ?all sizes and kinds carried in of 331 /- - ' ' 0., ii ' An it your1 requirements. est p mi rnniminr km AiimAMmuiui i . wore 1PAIY, 2 UKG, S. C. I ;your ? " ~~7 If Th . WBM visio ? Times; g | 1 In t (* | Reyr to spend much money . j Fir on want to send some- \ ?? _ . j be< Lds. t I I ., I ^jje ( 6 Open - - - ? l-rt H Rev, ena a dook : s thi ? to ge ttractive and satisfac- a Scho id one of the cheapest ? 8 t rna ew Holiday Books at 8 Mi, 8 Kyze BRY111I CO 1T? ^ SRf IE, COLUMBIA, S. C. of? v/ I Thf STALLINGS' MILLINERY. ning Q. Visit our store and see for yourself of t}ie most up-to-date line of Millinery, X)ry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Gents' _ Furnishings ever shown in Brookland. 101 3n Our prices are right. Polite and ^ prompt attention. Oct. 2?3m j ^ iy Stoves tad Ranges. ^1 o- I have just received a car load of more th Heating, and Cooking Stoves, and used, he Ranges, of the very best make at feelii he wo-ht. nrippo. See me before von buv. K"em Lai ~W. Si STEWART, stren 1526 Main Street, Columbia. S. C. digee and 1 The man who courts the limelight pilis should not object to the spots reveal- pli i r10 ed. what % f* " tf 5 Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, December 25,1907. rom Near Amick's Ferry. ie Editor of The Dispatch: Holley has moved his shingle. on Mr. James Langford's place, ehe expects to cut 400,000 shingLuther Johnson, a resident of lollow Creek section, has moved sxington, S. C. . Andrew Amick's dwelling was ed, with all its contents, last His baby was badly burned t the face* While Mr. Amick's s a heavy one, his neighbors responded and are bending every b to restore his loss. . Jeff C. Shirey, who has resided e F. W. Shealy settlement for >ast five years, will soon move up Cedar Grove. We regret very 1 that Mr. Shirey is going to leave :>r he has certainly been a good lbor and friend. We will be glad slcome him back at any time, tr on a visit or as a neighbor, e Star school is progressing very y under the careful management 188 BlanchelParrot. issrs. Jacob Black, Lester Hufer, Lester Shealy and John E. ly went htm ting a few days ago bagged fifteen cotton tails. Farmers1 Union was organized at school house a few days ago by Paul Nicholson. Papa's Boy. cumber 21. O f t : j ^ Obituary- / liter Gary, infant son of Mr. and Sexton George, was born Nov1906, and departed this life Aug507, making his stay on earth 9 hs and 13 days. One sister prei him to the Spirit land. He is a father, mother, one brother me sister to mourn his loss, eet Walter, thou .art gone from ut we hope to meet thee some sphere no farewell tear is shed, arew&l, little Walter, 'till we ; again to pa$t no more! A I Auntie. 'v fi xington, S. C. Fairbanks News. ie Editor of The Dispatch: me of the farmers are through Qggrain, while others can't finish iconnt of the continued rains. * e Pine Ridge school has an enj lent of more than eighty. Prof. . Lindler is ably assisted by Miss r Wiggers. 98 Eula Epting, a former student ne Ridge who is also a graduate izabeth College, Charlotte, N. V i teaching the Newberg school, nt Mary Pulmer, one of the oldersons residing in this vicinity laving reached the advanced age years, accidentally fell last tfeek received several injuries, the t of which was a bfoken arm. - -1 - 11 ~ X. 11.!^ - s doing very wen at una writing. Merry Christmas and a Happy Year to you, Mr. Editor, and many readers, is the wish of A Friend. cember 20. - 1 i 1 ptist Union to Meet Sere. e Baptist Union of the upper diu of the Lexington association meet in the Baptist church here iturday before the fifth Sunday scember. The following program 3e carried out: Saturday. J -roductory sermon by Rev. B. I tolds, alternate Rev. E. Hall. st Subject. What is the Bible t<j -Opened by Rev. W. L. Keel. jond. What is the Greatest Sin Jhurch has to Contend With?? ! > led by E. S. Hallman; alternate James Hite. Iwl WTiaf io fha "Roof. TVTof,fin/1 t If UOV AO VUV 4#VWV *'*VV**VV% t old people to Go to Sunday ol??Opened by E. S. Clamp, al-? ite J. T. Sawyer. Sunday. % jsionary Sermon by Rev. M. J. r, alternate Rev. Joab Edwards* s Pom Around Spring* SilL ie Editor of The Dispatch: g-killing for Christmas is the oiv f the day. Christmas approaches the wed* bells begin to ring, is Susie Daily visited the family r. Sidney Sites a few days ago. ere will be Christmas exercises hite Rock on Wednesday, beginat 2 p. nufalso at Folk school b on Friday, the 27th. c. 2^. ' ^ Santa Claus. r that Doll reeling After Eating.' ave used Chamberlain's Stomach? Liver Tablets for some time, and testify that they have done me good than any tablets I have ever My trouble was a heavy dull lg arter eating.?David Freeman, p:, Nova Scotia. These tablets igthen the stomach and improve the ition. They also regulate the liver bowels. They are far superior to but cost no more. Get a free sam? it Kaufmann Drug Co., and see : a splendid medieine it is. > j i