Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tojthe Editor of The Dispatch: Mr. Newton Crout, who is attending a business college in Columbia, spent a few days with his parents last week. Mr. Poet and wife, of the Hebron gection, spent Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs. W. D. Crout. Mrs. Lester Hite, of Leesville, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Crout, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Monts, after spending several days with relatives and friends here, returned to their nnmp in Columbia on Wednesday. | Mr. Willie Taylor and his lovely fcis ?* '"F 1? tc.'^--r. ' _? . frV,- -I .; i'J is Va? WE-. H 0r-.. . ... 4-. I . v -- "7 U ! \f < i C ; . fc? I | ; i i f f? i u t : jj ; ; ; ;: ff %' 1 ' * r 'i % : i / | i . | IIOj il 2 i-- ?1 '? H r:/- -! it ' ' ***' . i IS 1A.W r. '-: -- i.Ti || ? "* -*: ^ | I TJ I; DRESSER, A. B. MIRROR, 22x28 inches. Well made. We |j i shed. Top 18x42 inches. 88.00. UITE COMPLET ur i inu IIL Liun jlumbia, 5c5c5c5e5cQcS?i ;ng anything in my lin 3 you buy. I offer Bar 3duce my large stock of ck Hill, Taylor-Canna own and American ten, Thornhill and M rg Perfect Fence from ' l car Ellwood Fencing. . ^ ^11 tlt: i a in piemen ls ui an 111 full line of Harness, Sac i always on hand. Pain land. Brick, Lime and j before you buy. L RUTLJ BATESBURG, S. C. iaQQQQQQC ONTHLY STATEMENT OF TI es in Lexingtc For Month of December 190! iCK GIVEN AT CONSUMER'S ice Including Operating Ex Hand first Total Sales. of Each f Month. Dispensar 141 25 12,210 19 $179 24 151 41 2,228 06 123 49 >35 48 2,145 15 148 60 42 89 1,840 03 142 73 371 03 $8,423 43 $594 00 SOUTH CAROLINA, ) jton County. } eared R. L. Keisler, J. L. Shnlerand J. W. y Dispensary Board, who being each dnly that the foregoing statement is tine and cc orn to and subscribed before me this 2nd da G. A. Der ter, Mis9 Ellen, of Gaston, spent several days with their uncle, Mr. Noah Taylor, last week. Mr. Paul Smith, who is attending ' * 1 - x _ i i n tne unariesi-on iueaicai conege, ia spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith. Mr. J. 0. Crout, of the University of South Carolina, spent the holidays with the homefolk. It i9 indeed gratifying to know that the schools in this section are progressing 90 nicely. The enrollment is large and the attendance excellent. Miss Verna Maybin is teaching the Pond Branch school: Miss Bertha i ! s - i> q 11 =_. -*ot r * >'< It w "v.: c 3 i ( c ; tf I : L ~ I I fcft T ' li i H ) i r- ' If * 1 ? r ; ? ; I * !' H --- - i , f i t i U ' > J i i? V *. | j ; _ , _ , *r ji ?S V(?x 2>-' :/ Hi -p$J E 5 41 H :f$ \\ WASH ST J ii:|ij with Toiler, 12x; r ! Well made. Toj inches, all oak. > 11 fin- on top, ?5.50. * 'E WITH TOIL] I VIQBBI H Front Bryan's I ORDER - BY ?? 3696969696969' SOCaSdGdQQ 83 e be sure to fuj gains in the 69 goods. riy Buggies. gg arriagcs. gg >seH Wagons. 831 Jlc. yard up. 83 dlJf1 nds. gg Idles, Blank- 99 tsof all kind Cement. Be 091 S31 iND ? GO iseMaeflQsmea lafiacdcocaGQQ IE m County 3. PRICES. penses Stock on Hand Last breakage. Day of Month. $ 5 75 $4,225 31 1 80 721 55 2 60 3,387 73 1 25 3,301 61 $11 40 $11,636 20 Addy, members of the and severally sworn, )rrect. y of Jannary 1909. rick, Notary Public. Kleckley i9 in charge of the Boiling Springs school, and Miss Hattie Cromer at Liberty Hill. Mrs. P. C. Koon, who had been in ill health for several months, died on December 17th. She was buried the following day in Boiling Springs cemetery. Our sympathy goes out to the 1 J r~ i.1 3 uereaveu lauier ami cimuren. We are pleased to note that a telephone line now reaches this section, and quite a number of our people have placed telephones in their homes. Uncle Joe. Gilbert, Jan. 4. ? nmy j \ A-? ? . i ! i ,v u; r^> . ? * >< : 'j f i > . j t : ' I - . : \ t : I ' ij ! I 1 5 i \-if? . -? ' r,"i > .. I't ! V .. ^ i 1.5 I l7r L i i 2 i " " iM>, ; 1$ ! }>) * l 2< finches \\ w' I **? Itlass if , , : Quartered oak ki complete with Si ET^Siaoa^^JFRE look Store, fi ? - MAIL. A Card of Thanks. , I To the Editor of The Dispatch: Please allow us space in your paper to return our heartfelt thanks to our . friends and neighbors for their help < and sympathy extended us during the ] sickness and death of our son, Quin- ( ton, a few months ago. We appreci- < ate your kindness very much and j pray that .each and every one may be } richly blessed, even as 3*011 have been a blessing to us in our sorrow. \ Sincerel}*, G. F. Keisler and Famih*. 5 Doing Their Duty. j < Scores of Lezington Readere : Are Learning the Duty of the Sidneys. To filter the blood is the kidneys' : duty. When the}* fail to do this the kid- J neys are sick. Backacne and many kidne}* ills fol1 IOW. Urinary trouble, diabetes. Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all. Lexington people endorse our claim. Mrs. Lena Ainick, living ncrth of Main street, Lexii^gton, S. C., says: 4'I have found Doan's Kidney Pills to be a very g~od remedy tor the diseases for which they are recommended. I suffered a great deal from kidney complaint, and although I used a number of remedies, I did not receive much benefit. Not long ago I heard about Doairs Kidney Pills, sent to The Kaufmann Drug Co., and procured a box, and since using them I , am feeling better than I have in a long time. The pains in my back L -*?- J ATT n AA>*A JiaVtJ lesseiieu clllU UlC aiuntj tions are becoming clear. I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to others in return for the benefits I have obtained from their use." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. ; 9 Marriages. On Dec. 24 1908, by Rev. B. D. \ Wessingeratthe Lutheran parsonage, ' Gilbert, Mr. Jesse W. Koon and Miss ' Martha Taylor. j On Dec. 30, 1908, by Rev. B. D. Wessinger, at the home of the bride's ( father, Mr. F. P. Shealy, near Lees*1?TM rrnA Mioo 1 Vllie, IVir. -fVlYicl JT . L/aviS axiu >uioo | Agnes Shealy. L i QUARTERLY ! Le Statement of the net profits of the for the Quarter ending December 31, 190? No. 1. Lexington Dispensary No. 2. Lewiedale Dispensary No. 3. Peak Dispensary No. 4. New Brookland Dispensary... R. L. Kei t T i * J. Li. OnU J. W. Ad STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I Lexington County. i Personally appeared before me R. L Addy,^Lexington County Dispensary Bo a true and correct statement of the net ] pensary Fund for the Quarter Ending De Sworn to and subscribed before me this ( 4th day of Jan. A. D., 1909. | G. A. Derrick, Notary Public. ?ao?ar. awBiMWwnn wr"<"<iE20.'X>w *?7'XK .r /;*r'v. ' ?' '."'YU.. VI- - /.K'r~.V-t; _!' , }: - c . ^ I jj : j jj i . j i i >! u 70 INC!IIKS I: Kill. rolls head ami foot. All slats and rollers, SG.OO. IIG^IT^^PAID 1 louth Carolina. Father Wounded By His Step-son. Greenville, Dec. 31..?J. Fred Hicks, i well known citizen of this city, was shot tonight by his stepson, Jouette Hicks, and probably seriously wounded. Jouette Hicks is bookkeeper for 3. D. Stradley Co., a large dry good irm of the city. The family prominent. The shooting appears to have been :he result of a family disturbance in which Mr. Hicks, Sr., was about to make an attack on his wife when young Kicks interfered in his mother's behalf. Four shots were exchanged, three taking effect in Hicks, Sr., and one in Hicks, Jr. It is said the elder Hicks is iii a critical condition. For Sale?A New Davis (Unique) sewing machine, improved drop head, cheap either for cash or on easy payments?installment plan?a bargain. Apply to Rice B. Harmcn. Homioide In Oconee. Westminster, January 3.?Special: Mann Phillips, son of Mr. J. E. Phillips, was found dead about three miles from Westminster on Sunday afternoon on Major Stribling's place. He had been dead for two days, perhaps. It is reported here that he was cut to death by Col Vandiver, the difficulty occurring Thursday night. Both parties live in Westminster, and are well connected. Sheriff Kay arrested Vandiver to-night, eight miles south of this place, at the home of Mr. John Zachary, and landed him in jail at Walhalla. Son Shoots Father. Greenville, December 30.?Thomas Springfield, a merchant near the Monaghan mill village, in the suburbs of the city, was shot this afternoon by his son, and his condition is considered critical. The shooting occurred at Springfield's home, and it was impossible to ascertain the cause tonight. Springfield was shot in the stomach. It is reported that Springfield was Irunk and that he had some words with his son, which led up to the shooting. STATEMENT. ixingrton. S. C., January 4th, 190S. Lexington County Dispensary Fund J: 31,313 70 1,154 00 1,130 20 1,260 28 Total $4,858 18 sler, i ler, / County Dispensary Board, dy. ) i. Keisler, J. L. Shuler and J. W. ard and made oath that the above is profits of the Lexington County DiscemberSl, 1908. i f R. L. Keisler, J. L. Shuler, J. W. Aduy, County Dispensary Eoard. " I ;' ~ -'~. - ?isbh || " ^4k^,:::.rsa 1^ JHR| Rattan Scat well made flH well linishul. Our .special:g|||^H | price, "Lexington/' 50r eache-fe# H| ?3.50 Spring in the United States Our special price, "Lexington, Order by mail. Prohibition and Christmas.^H^H The benefits of prohibition have^^^^^H been clearly shown during the past few days in Spartanburg in connection with the Christmas holidays. A proposition to reestablish the sale of liquor in Spartanburg in even the most restricted form would not receive the votes of one-fourth of the people of the county.?Spartanburg Journal. Adam was the first man to throw a Miss Ethel Roosevelt made her debut in the White House at Washington Monday evening. The ball celebrating this great event in the young lady's social career was a most gorgeous affair and waa attended by the bjffst of Washington's society folk. Remember, that you will always find the very best cakes and crackers. at The Bazaar. Free to Our Headers. We take pleasure in announcingthat we have arranged with the wellfl^^^H known firm of E. C. DeWitt & /"-it. ?'v T!1 f-NM f a oonrl An in.) iui tucui tu c^uvi \jul\J full box, a weeks trial, of their \v o n erful little Kidney and Bladder PiUs^fl^H^H to each reader and subscriber of These pills are highly reeommende<^^^^^^M and are an excellent 'preparation all forms of Kidney and Bladd^H^^^^H trouble. If you are suffering with back, backache, weak kidneys inflammation of the bladder, sen^H^^^H your name and address to E. DeWitt & Co., 203-205 LaSalle Chicago, 111., and they will send absolutely* free a full box of Kidney and Bladder Pills, postpaid. Be sure to take advantage of offer promptly and don't fail mention this paper when sendii^^^H^^f name and address. A girl who sets out to marry a llonaire is luckev if she doesn't up by getting only her board out of A Four-Lagged Chicken. Mr Robert Johnson brought to office last week a monstrosity in the shape of a four-legged chicken. The chicken was hatched out at the stables of the Gaffney Live Stock Con.^HB pany, and was about a week old. Iv fl[^H seemed to be in a healthy condition. although deformed, and bid fair *o \ grow to maturity. Mr Johnson. decided to take it home and attempt to raise it.?Gaffney Ledger. A woman wants a romantic man make love to her, but she needs a matter-of-fact one to support her children.' Pinal Discharge. jliiis is 10 nuniy au persons mat i* will apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq J? Judge of Probate for Lexington county, South Carolina, on the 15th day of Jan?4^^H^H uary, 1009, for a final discharge as ministrator of the estate of John E? Fulmn*, deceased. I S. C. FULMER, Dec. 21-4w. Executor.