The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 24, 1909, Page 2, Image 2
The Best Fe
That the yield of corn fr
creased by intelligent and lil
demonstrated. Large crops c
land well, using the right kir
and proper cultivation.
Virgini
Fer
will greatly " increase your yi
In some cases remarkable res'
Mr. C. W. Caruthers of
cannot express the value of ]
of other companies' goods, th;
brands, were they given free a
I sav to be a fact. I made a
the land your fertilizer and or
izer, same grade; the land re
I kept a correct account of th
anaI got $300 ?nore from the,
Fertilizer than I did off tfu
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Write today to nearest c
Company for a free copy of
Almanac, full of the most vab
planters and farmers; or ask)
Virginia-Ca
Sales Offices . |mm|
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Norfolk, Va. ?
Colombia. S. C. Vumj
Atlanta. Ga. K|j?
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THE PRICES TELL
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We Want the Merchants,
ington County to CaU am
Purchases. We Can FW
Money.
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^ Wholesale
General Groce:
Pork ai
932 GEEVAIS STREET,
FLOUR-."
Cheaper by the barrel. First pater
give satisfaction or money refunded
.people to buy flour at a low price.
ror Loug
Troubled with a cough?
chronic lung trouble? T
these cases?Avers Chei
all about it. Ask him w!
can ever take the place
touch with him, consult
No alcohol in this cough
Ayer's Pills. Sugar-coated. All vej
live. Dose, only one pill. Sold for
rtilizers for Corn
om the average farm can be greatly inberal
fertilization has been repeatedly
>f good corn result from preparing the
id and quantity of fertilizer, good seed
a-Carolina
tilizers
eld per acre " of corn or any other crop,
ults have been obtained.
Sumpter County, Fla., writes: "Words
pour fertilizer. It is really so far ahead
it it would not pay anyone to use other
md put in the field. 1 can prove what
test on five acres. I used on one half
i the other half another company's fertilceived
the same cultivation every time.
\e amount of money I got off each half
Inttrl nn which I used Virginia-Carolina
t other half. I got four times as much
I used your fertilizer"
>ffice of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
the new 1909 Farmers' Year-Book or
Liable and unprejudiced information for
rour fertilizer dealer for a copy,
rolina Chemical Co
THE QUALITY SELLS*
DAY & CO.,
leeale and Retail
lour,
eed and Grain.
Planters and Farmers of Lexi
See Us Before They Make Their
\ Your Wants and Save You
a Street, Columbia, S. C.
)wn & no, ]
?ET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
nd one of the best stocks of ?
ints?
ILL KINDS |
SASH,
DS & GLASS i
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es? $
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HERIOT,
and Retail Dealer in
ries, Beef, Mutton,
ad Sausage,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ave just received a carload of flour. The price
teen reduced to only 6oc. per 24 pound sack,
it, waterground. Every sack guaranteed to
I. This is a fine opportunity for Lexington
See me before you buy.
n Owing to the growing demand for
Ip our Hand Made Harness, we find ourtt
selves overstocked on Factory Made
|1 goods, and for the next 30 days will
II sell all Factory Goods at greatly rc*^l
dnced prices.
These goods are made by Factories
|H of the highest reputation, and consist
? oi uarnage, troggv ana sup Harness.
V| It will pay any one to get our prices
| DAVIS & COMPANY,
1517 Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
hs and Colds
A hard cold, bronchitis, or some
here is a medicine made for just
fry Pectoral. Your doctor knows
hat he thinks of it. No medicine
of your doctor. Keep in close
him frequently, trust him fully,
medicine. J. c. A yer Co., Lowelly Mass.
getable. Act directly on the liver. Gently laxanearly
sixty years. Ask your doctor about them.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
L. F. Cantrell of Walhalla has been
appointed United State deputy marshal
to succeed W. F. Corbin, who
was.recently killed while trying to
make an arrest at the home of one
Palmers near Walhalla last week.
The first shipment of asparagus for
this season from the Ridge Spring
section was made by Mr. F. T. Carwile
on Saturday. The asparagus crop
for the past three years has proved to
be the most remunerative of all the
crops grown on the famous ''Ridge"
section.
Will Campbell, a negro train hand
employed in the Seaboard yards at
Greenwood, had his legs cut off while
at work in the yards early Wednesday
morning, and died several hours later
from the effects of his injuries.
Young Wade Cothran Pinson, who
was convicted of manslaughter in
Laurens for the killing of his friend
Boyce, was sentenced to serve two
? TJtfl <1 If A?
years ?i me peiui/cuuaxy. x-iis aiwr
neys have appealed to the State Supreme
court.
Special Constable G. C. Corn of
Greenville, has been appointed a U.
S. deputy marshal.
While digging a well in Laurens the
walls of the well caved in on John
Fields, colored, holding him a prisoner
for five hours. He escaped with severe
bruises.
The negro, who assaulted Dr. Robeson,
of Charleston, in Washington
during Inauguration week, has been
captured in Charlottesville, Va.,
whither he had escaped. Harvey's
restaurant which enabled him to escape
will be sued for damages.
Joe Lowry, a negro, killed his wife,
Hattie, at their home on Mr. B. F.
Merritt's plantation, three miles from
Rock Hill. The woman came home
from town late in the evening and
there was a fuss started, when both
ran for the shot gun. The woman had
hold of the barrel and the man held
the stock when it was discharged and
and she was killed.
A special from Washington says
that the South Carolina dispensary
case will probably be decided
on April 5. The case was recently
argued in the United States
supreme court and it was announced
that the court would take a recess
from next Monday until April 5, for
the purpose of considering several
cases that have recently been argued.
k The dispensary case is among these.
It is not known yet who will write the
opinion.
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Truthful Reports.
Lexington Beads Them With
Uncommon Interest.
A Lexington citizen tells his experience
in the following statement. No
better evidence than this can be had.
The truthful reports of friends and
neighbors is the best proof in the
world. Read and be convinced.
A. Marks, Depot street, Lexington,
S. C., says: "I suffered from severe
pains through my back and sides for
months and felt miserable in every
way. My kidneys did not act properly
and I knew that they required a
tonic. 1 procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at The Kaufmann Drug Co., and
since taking the contents of one box,
T o nKlrv f.\ /1a I? WA??L- UTlfliAllf. OlIV
? am auic I.V UV ***,} lutvuu uiij
trouble. The pains in my back and
sides have greatlj- diminished and my
kidneys give me no annoyance. I
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
others in return for the great benefit
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.
Don't Pull Down.
A great many don't seem to believe
it, but it is true nevertheless
that when you pull down the town
or country neighborhood in which
is your home, you are pulling down
yourself. Try and banish from your
mind the mistaken idea that all
good things are away off in some
other locality. Give your town or
neighborhood all the praise they can
legitimately bear. It certainly will
do you no harm and will cost you
nothing; and above all partronize
your home institutions?including
the printing ofiiice.
Should Remember This.
It is a weekly occurence to get
notice from some of our subrcibers
to change their address from one
postoffice to another. This could
be very easily done if the name of
the old as well as the new postoffices
is given. Do not forget this,
friends, when you request your paper
changed. !
J udgmsnt Against? Sully.
New York, March 20.?Justice
(VGorman, in the Supreme Court, has
decided that Mrs. Grace \Y. Savage
who sued Daniel J. Sully, the former
"cotton king," to recover ?1-5,000,
which she had entrusted to bin. to invest,
is entitled to receive the full
amount, with interest since May, 1006.
Subscribe to the Dispatch.
CHLOROFORM CRIMINALS
Gen. Clement A. Evans Advocates
tHe "Breath of Death."
Gen. C. A. Evans, commander-inchief
of the United Confederate Veterans
and chairman of the prison commission
of Georgia, advocates chloroforming
criminals who have (received
the death sentence.
''I believe that the law has no right
to do more than take a man's life,"
said Gen. Evans. "No living man
should witness it. The death cell
should be air-tight and the man who
is to die should inhale the breath of
death itself and should die painlessly
and alone. Any other death punishment
is nothing short of barbarous.
Even this 19 baa enough."
"Women of The Confederacy.
Governor Ansel has appointed the
following commissioners to take
charge of the fund that is to be raised
by the people of the State for the
monument to the women of the
Confederacy. The commission named
today is to raise $7,500, and when this
sum is in hand the State is to give
$7,500 out of the treasury.
The commissioners named today
are: Col. T. J. Moore, Moore's;
Col. J. N. Brown, of Anderson; Gen.
C. Irvin Walker, of Charleston; Capt.
John G. Richards, of Liberty Hill;
Capt Wm. E.Gonzales, of Columbia,
All the members of the commission
were Confederation soldiers or are the
sons of Confederate soldiers.
Thought Pistol Was Unloaded.
Spartanburg, March 20.?Special?
While fooling with a pistol supposed
to be unloaded, Sam James shot Per*
ry Loister, his brother-in-law, at
Qreers. James was. trying to clean
an old pistol and Loister was sitting
in a chair watching him. The pistol
went off accidentally, the ball entering
Loister's forehead, penetrating
the brain and causing instant death,
James is prostrated with grief.
Always Public Spirited.
The citizens of any prosperous
town are always public spirited and
united. Stand together, work for
the interests of the whole town.
Always stand ready to do your part.
Don't grumble and spend your time
in prophesying failure, but help to
make every enterprise a success, be
it great or small. Be energetic and
enterprising and your example will
be imitated.
Every Woman Will
Be Interested.
i
If you have pains in the back, Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want a certain, pleasant herb care for
woman's ills, try Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf.
It is a safe and never|
failing regulator. At Druggists or by
mail 50 ctis. Sample package Free. Address,
The Mother Gray Co., LeRoy,
N. Y.
Boys remember to, be anybody, to
accomplish anything for yourself or
the community you cannot be idle.
Don't drink?liquor destroys the mind
and body. Don't swear?it does no
good to anybody. Don't read trashy
literature when there are so many
good books.
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If You Are A Trifle Sensitive |
About the size of yonr shoes, it's some i
satisfaction to know that' many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by sprmk- '
ling Alleirs Foot-Ease into them. oust
the tiling for Patent Leather Shoes, and j
for breaking in New Shoes. Sold Every- J
v here. 2r>c. j
THE 611
$35,000 Stock o
919 GERVtlS ST. C
This stock of good
ings, Dry G-oods, Shoe:
Hosiery of all kinds.
Remember T
We will sell 3 sp
for 5 cents. Men's anc
last at 11-4 cents eacl
r
at 6c pair during our ?
Don't fail to attej
Suit, regular price, $l!
attend this sale.
5-000 yards of Sea
per yard. 2,000 yards
A L
919 GERVAIS ST.,
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For # i
ni'^1 fy\w?oG
ii k/Wg
Sloan's Liniment is the
and bruises.
It quiets the pain at once
tenderest part without hurti
to be rubbed ? all you ha
lightly. It is a powerful p
instantly ? relieves any infl;
and reduces the swelling.
Slo*
Linii
is an excell
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x \ Kiiier ? neai
/ mj \ contusions, ;
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y^lPP^/ Dr.EarlS.Sli
Sloan's book on hoi
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| Our line of new S
^ 1 mer goods embrac*
> to-date in Dry
tR s Millinery and Sh(
2 was selected wit!
| can please you if y
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| Wm. Plait
^ 1804 Main Street, C
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GANTIC EASTER
f High-Grade Men
on Sale at
>tar Store
s, consists of Ladies' i
3, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ski
his Sale Lasts On
ools of J. & P Coats Tlx
I Ladies' Handkerchiefs
i. Men's, Ladies', Child
Special Sales,
ad this great, ^sale ant
3.50; tills sale, $8.98. ?
Island Clotli, 42 inches
3 Checked Ginghams to {
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3 Doors Below Seaboard Depo
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! best remedy for sprains
, and can be applied to the
ng because it doesn't need
ve to do is to lay it on
reparation and penetrates
ammation and congestion, i
i
xn*s
nent
ent antiseptic and germ
s cuts, burns, wounds and
md will draw the poison
: poisonous insects.
s, 25c., 50c., and $1.00.
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Dan, Boston, Mass., U.S JL
rsea, cattle, sheep and poultry sent free*'
lrJL,JL4rX ri.4. Ir-rt"
rig Goods |
Spring and Sum- j ^
is everything up- \ ^
Goods, Notions, J ^
>es. This stock $
i care, and we { CS)
ou will only call, j
& Sons, |
OLUMBIA, S. G. Jt
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SALE
chandise is Now
4
* COLUMBIA, S.C.
and G-ents' Furnishirts,
Shirtwaists and
ly 19 Days.
read, white or black,
to go as long as they
ren's 10c hose to go
1 get a fine Easter ,
!e among the first to
-i i i i
wicie, to go at o cts.
?0 at 5 cts. the yard. r
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.. COLUMBIA, S.C.