The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 13, 1909, Image 6
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I wind mill work at
I Prices on pipe and 1
I make a specialty of fiti
8 they leave onr shop.
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| \ | 1519 MAIN STREET
COLUMBIA
THE STORE THAT SEI
(BE
Flour, Bacon, Lard
: We carry evevythinc
chief aim is to pleast
you will be convince
Corner Plain and Ass
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XOU nave pruuckuiji uvug^v
good, that cost a 'good price, bu
test of service soon proved themsel
It might have been shoes th?
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fche sides, caps broke down, heels
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and soles we> plated.
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Post Office,
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Purchases. We Can Fi
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argest stock of
Loods, Pishing Tackle
sporting goods of all
3, Automobiles and
jpair Shop, in South
t
ire the lowest : :
what you want, and
i city give us a call.
McMaster,
tJMBIA, S. C.
Restaurant,
kVID, Proprietor,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
estaurant in Colombia.
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Week.
Heals at all Honrs?Night or Day
NET PUMPS
S AND SUPPLIES
Spout Pumps
$1.25 each
$1.50 each ,
$1.75 each
Pumps with cylinder at $4,00.
jumps, with cock spout, tapped
2 pipe for deep well, hand or
$6.00
lutings at lowest prices. We
ting up pumps for wells before
SEND US YOUR ORDERS.
>RICK& BRO.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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i GROCERY CO.,
LS FOB CASHTAIL
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
and Sugar our Specialties
I in the Grocery line, and our
e. Try us before you buy and
da a a a a a a
?embly Streets, near Market,
3BIA. s : S.C.
YtSHOES!
jiy things that looked
t under the rugged ;ry / 7-^~
Ives worthless
it soon run out at
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gave way, sewing *- ?*""^
vgylsP^l&^
guard agcii st th ?e il.irgs, {.<o aii.y in footnd
be confident of getting the best quality foot
iar money can buy, take advantage of the large
ice stock constantly available for making pleasctions
at our store.
e agent for W. L Douglas Shoes for rr c u, $1.50
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BO YNE,
Columbia, SC
THE QUALITY SELLS
[DAY & CO.,
olesale and Retail
!*lonr,
'eed and Grain.
\9 Planters and Farmers of Lea id
See Us Before They Maize Ihcir
U Your Wants and Save Ton
in Street, Columbia, S. C.
Gearly all woman suffer |i
s pain at times, due to g|
iilments peculiar to their |j
If your trouble is yet in H
Id form, take Cardui to H
:nt It becoming more ffi
us. If you have suffered n
long years, gei uaraui ai rh
once. Use persistently and jg?
it will help you. !|j
9 Mrs. L. Eells, of New B
fl Hartford, la., was afflicted for H
24 years. She writes: "For Rj
the past 24 years I have been H
afflicted with womb trouble, fl
fl causing extreme nervous* B
fl ness, pain In right side and B
fl back ? altogether making fl
B life a burden. 1 tried doctors B
fl and various other remedies B
fl without relief. Finally I be- B
B gen using Wine of CarduL B
Now I am entirely cured. I B
fl cheerfully advise all women B
fl similarly afflicted to try Car- B
fl dui." Sold everywhere. fl
Sentonood for Whipping Adopt94
Daughter.
At Spartanburg L. A. Matthews, a
well known citizen, who on Septem-1
ber 9 whipped his adopted daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Morrow, inflicting injuries
that came near causing her I
death, was found guilty on the charge j
of assault and battery with intent to
kill. He was sentenced to pay a fine
of $800 or serve eighteen months at
hard labor. The Drisoner broke down
and wept when sentence wa9 passed
upon him.
Auat and Nsphew Elope.
Kansas City, Mo.?Charged with
stealing his uncle's wife, Edward
Simpson was arrested here by the
police on a state warrant. Mrs. Hine
Simpson, his aunt, the wife of a Cleveland
real estate broker, also was arrested.
Simpson the nephew i9 married.
His aunt is the mother of an 8year-old
boy, who was found here
with the conple.
Mrs. Simpson and Edward Simpson
pleaded guilty to a statutory charge,
and were sentenced to four months'
imprisonment in the county jail.
BOTH BOYS SAVED
Loui9 Boon, a leading merchant of
Norway, Mich., writes: "Three bottles
of Foley's Honey and Tar absolutely
cured my boy of a severe cough, and a
neighbor's boy, who was so ill with a
cold that the "doctors gave him up, was
cured by taking Foley'9 Honey and
Tar." Nothing else is as safe and certain
in results. Sold by all Druggists
of Lexington and Henry Drug Store,
Chapin, S. C.
TAX NOTICE
I will 'it-tend the following mentioned |
places for tiie purpose of receiving 1
taxes for the fiscal year, 1909:
Lexington Court House, from October 15 j
to Nov. s b, excepting U<*t. ~otli to 24th.
?-v?Minesuji.v a m., Oet. 20 tt-.
!? ?!;,?. '.v ?> Wcrlncs.biv i). m.. Oct. 20th.
\Vnito lux*!;, Thursday a. m., Oct. 21.
Hilton, Thursday p. ni..Of?t 21.
Omnia. i-V day .-it! day, O -t. 22.
Peak, Saturd y a. in., uct. 23. I
Gaston. Monday p. in., Nov. S.
Swuuse > ' Tuesday all day, N *v
]l? e "Wednesday. a. 111 , Nov. 10.
.Take Ma'-nV. Weduesd y p. in., Nov. I1'. I
Pol ion. Thursday ali d -y. Noy 11.
Slendiuaa. Friday a. 11:., Nov. 12.
Saina-'ia. Friday p. 111 , Nov. 12 j
0:1 . sV-nr^T, Saturday ali day. Nov. 12.
j L-m'sviII". 'I uosduv all day, Nov. is
j Summit, Wednesday a. in.. Nov. 11.
Gilberb Wednesday o. in., Nov. 17.
(' oat's Store. Thursday p. in . V?v. is.
Andy's S iTt1. Friday a. 111.. Nov. la.
j F*anklin K- isKo's. Friday p m., Nov. 1:1.
Edmund. Friday a. 10.. Nov. 21 i.
1 I rein4. Friday i?. m., Nov. 2k.
Ilroukiaiid, Saturday all day, Nov. 27.
Tn<' Waiaix f tne time ?it Lexington
ro""T House il !il i' ill bar 31st. 1:H*'. alter
whi *h time tin* lollowing penalties will b-i
added by timC unty Auditor and collected
by the < ownty Treasurer. '
On January i. imo. i percent penally wiil
be added To those wlio have not paid.
On Fenruarv 1st. 1'.?]#. an additional 1 per
civ i. will l>c added ro those who have not
P'id. iijiik?"fcT 2 per imp'.* tor Fe'o. will bo
ad c.J <>M March 1st. tfakinirt percent. penal
tv to be mud hv" those who have not paid
by March 1st,
Tax bocks uill Close M*rch 15, 191(f.
The hours for closing the tax books
will positively be at 11 o'clock for the
morning and 1 o'clock lor the afternoon
appointments.
LEVY.
For Staff- Purposes -V; Mills
For Ordinary County Purposes ... 3' . Mills
For (V.iistitutional School Tax 3 Mills
For 1 toads l'.'Mills
Total 13 Mills
Spf-c'al < cbic.l Levy Pis. No. ! "> 3 Mills
Special J cho??l i cvy i i^. N<?. is 1 Mills
Special reboot Lew J );<. N". -i Mills
Special - chool Levy I>is N?>. Mills
Special School Kcvy lbs, No. 37 2 Miss
Special School Levy Lis No. 3 Mills
Special S<*hoi>! i.t \y Ills. No * "? 2 Mi.Is
Special School Lew ois. No. i?! 2 Mills
Special School Lev v I'is. No. S3 Mills
Special seho?d I o\ y i is. No.
Special Sell >.?| Levy 1 is. N<>. *- Milts
Poll Tax-. *1.0a
JL'ILKOAI) LKYY.
Saluda Township .. 7} j Mil's
broad Kivf'fTo-vnshir 7'-* jMills
* ?vt *T:n .
l'ork i'"vv't4-?!)r.) - miiis
<.'<>r:>niut:it i->n Load Tax ?S.?K). payable from
Ocfoi- I.V!i to Mar<'li 1st. 1**M.
i'ani-'.s owning i'ro|a*rtv m fn ?i'?than one
own-lap must so stilt'* to tin* Treasurer.
v\ h'Mi wilting for inf ?rr*?it ion concerning
t;:\< s always give Township or "-clioo) Di.s*ri.;t
ail 1 a i.no in fail, not" inii'n's,
E. L. WlSOAIiD
j, Treasurer Lexington County.
A Gottcn-Picking A*tc.
The Southern planter has often
longed for something to take the place
of the colored brother in the cotton
field. To harvest the fleecy something
i like 5,000,000 of the black folks are
needed. Along has come a man who
has been thinking of picking cotton
by machinery, and at last an automobile
for the cotton fields has come into
use.
It seems strange that no one has
ever thought that the contents of the
cotton boll could be pulled out by mechanical
fingers, instead of hutran fingers.
That is what the picker does.
instead or two arm9, however, it has
no less than eight, and a 10-year-old
darky can ?be trained in an hour to
guide two of these arms at such a rate
that a machine which traveled over a
field in Alabama picked and bagged
six bales of the staple, weighing 500
pounds each, in a day of ten hours.
This beats the liyelie9t work which
has ever been accomplished by human
labor. With an active cotton picker
it costs very nearly $5 a bale, because
the amount of cotton to a pound is so
enormous.?Van Norden Magazine.
Little Child Silled.
Wallialla?David Haulbrooka, a boy .
six years of age, was killed at his
father's home one mile west ol Walhalla.
Both parents were absent, having
left home only a short time before. y
Charley Haulbrooka, a brother, aged
eight, was at home and siys he was in
the house when he heard the report of
the gun.
The contents of the gun entered the
boy's breast and died almost instantly.
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They Didn't Have to Change.
During the years ia which our pure
food laws hare been put into effect
there ha* been a great hurrying and
scurrying on the part of the food manufacturer*
to change their methods to
make them conform to the law.
The Quaker Oats Company is a conspicuous
exception. It was admitted
that Quaker Oats was as pure and
clean as possible and that it was an
ideal food.
It i? so cheap that any one can af- ,
ford it and so nourishing that everyone
need* it. The result of last year's
experiment* at Yaie and other points
where food values were tested is that
Quaker Oats has been adopted
many persons as their food on whish
they rely for?adding vigor and endur
rtoo af m tirMln an/3 Kv?q i n
This splemdid food is packed m the
regular size package and in hermetically
sealed tins. The latter especially
adapted to hot climates. 4
DR. HILTON'S
LIFE
FOB THE
Liver and Kidneys
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND
A pleasant invigorating
medicine. Very effective in
I the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Habitual Constipation,
and all their effects, such as
nausea, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, etc.
Perfectly regulates the LIVES
and corrects all disorders
of the KIDNEYS. Of great
benefit in female complaints.
For sale at the BAZAAR,
Lexington, S. C.
Wholesale by
The Murray Dreg Company,
COLUMBIA y C.'
I am offering the following farn.s in
Lexington county for sale, these farms
may tie had for cash or oil easy terms.
Consult mo for particulars.
acres, the Luther Wessingor place
;U miles s w from Chapiu i Dutch Fork)
5 room dwelling, earn. - tenant houses,
I
j well and springs, rine combination
I farm, I~?0 acres in pasture.
140 acres near White Rod;, 7 rcom
dwelling, 2 barns, 2 tenant houses, well
! /-l ct\rmcru D/l coviu i n f ir?n 1
rt 1 i V 4 *'V/ V.I All V LI 111 > CLLLKJll j
.'JO acres in timber, audio to 20 in pastare.
300 acres on Conferee creek, 7 miles
from Columbia, oil public road, ICO
acres cleared, 1*20 acres wired for pas|
ture, new 1 room dwelling, barn, stables,
etc.
'5 acres, 4 room ottage, barn, stable
I and well of fine Water. In town of j
| Oh a pi 11.
j (>:{ a'Tes on clav road. 4 miles from j
i
Brookland, 00 a<*:v> cleared, plenty i
wood and water. !
Several lots an ' small tracts in and ;
i around Brookla id. ;
| List your pr iperty wit.': nio. I soil j
j lots, homes and farms.
I
j C. 2VJ. Dempsey, j
"The Land Ma,-."
1217 Washington St. CoUirnbia, S. C.
LAND BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED
ON COMMISSION. 1
?
Women Suff
from Disease
And Most Women Do T
Real Cause of tt
These poor, suffering women
have been led to believe that their .
misery of mind and body is entire- J x
ly due to "ills of their sex." Usually \ *
the kidneys and bladder are responsible?or
largely so. And in c
such cases, the kidneys and blad- *NN
der are the organs, that need and
must have attention.
Those torturing, enervating sick
headaches, dragging pains in back,
groin and limbs, bloating and swelling
of the extremities, extreme
nervousness or hysteria, listless- j\
ness and constant tired, worn-out ^
feeling?are almost certain symp- ^
toms of disordered and diseased }
kidneys, bladder and liver.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder $
Pills have, in thousands of cases, .
been demonstrated as remarkably r
beneficial in all such conditions of
female organism?affording the ?
most prompt relief and permanent
benefit. .
As an illustration of what these ?
Pills will do, Mrs. P. M. Bray of ar
Columbus, Ga., writes that she was
very ill with kidney trouble, and w/
that she is now we/1?and that ha
these Pills are what cured her. ar
They are very pleasant to take, de
and can in no case, produce any an
deleterious effects upon the system be
?as syrupy, alcoholic, liquid prep- pa
KAUFMANN DRUG COMP
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I $49sjm0
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8 Our Oiotery Departm
| fresh, reliable goods?we o:
1 guarantee satisfaction.
We pay highest prices for co
huMs at lowest prices. Come to 1
9 Agents tor Studebaker Wagons an
Convenient wagota yard, wit
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vr Largest and most varied stock ii
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^ 1S27iBVisiFJ Street
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COLUMBL
WE ARE
A Depository for the XTdH
of South Carolina the Co,
of Oclnrubia.
WE OWN
& 100.000 Unitf rl States Bo
Carolina Bonds.
WE SOLICIT
Aocouuts of Banks, Firms
WE FAY
Four P'U* Cm)?, on deposit:
tores? oalcnlnU'O oop.rferij
Tt7T PPA^TTSr.
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Our bust effort- to transac
satisfaction.
PALMETTO NATIONAL B
CAPITAL ?-2C
Wilie Jones, President.
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er Agonies
id Kidneys
his Not Knowing the
leir Condition
'oV*I. J&ilil ''' jWskiitlli.. -...
ations are apt to do.
B. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, Mfljj
nit every man and woman wffi]
lvq the least suspicion that thtm
e afflicted with kidney and blajw
r diseases to at once write theffl^l
id a trial box of these Pills vrjll]
i sent free by return mail porft-f
id. Do it to-day1 -S-4
ANY. PITRIBUTORS.
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UNO & CO. |
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e carry everything in
meral Merchandise.
)u will find our store J
adquarters for
Shoes, clothing and |
nts' Furnishings, Dry t
ods and Notions, Hats, j
s. I
ent is always full of |
nly handle the best and J
tton seed and sell meal and
as before you sell. ?
id Buggies?Best on the market,
,h ample room for stock.
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of Select i
3APER |
i the State, goods marked W
i see us. ?
' 51.15 PER CALLOW. ^
Cheaper than Elsewhere. ^
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Columbia, S. C. ^
fational Bank,
9l, S. C.
od States Government, the State
luty oi Richland and the Oity
uds and $10G,00o State of South
Corporations and Individuals.
3 in. our Saviuys Department, in
t your business to ycur entire
liNK, - - Columbia, S. a
>0,000.00
J. P. Matthews, Cashier.
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