The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 20, 1909, Page 5, Image 5
' The Lexington Dispatch. | c
Wednesday, October 20.1909
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Big Sale?W. D. Bates. j ar
Hardware?W. P. Root's. j
Shoes?Lever. j t0
Banking?Home National Bank. ! be
* Banking?The State Bank.
Organs?M. A. Malone.
Jewelry?Sylvan Bros.
Liniment?Sloan's.
Notice of Election?John J. Taylor .
and H. N. Kaminer. j nc
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NOTICE OF ELECTION "
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For Issuing Bonds for Water- iar
works in the Town of
1 Lexington.
At a meeting of the Town Council j
for the town cf Lexington on October ge
18th, it was ordered that an election be "
held in the Town Hall on November of
18th, next, on the question of issuing re
Fifteen Thousand Dollars (815,000.00) a|r
in coupon bonds to run for not more ,
than 40 years, and not less than 20
years, and to draw interest at 6
per cent, payable annually, at Lexing- re
ton, S. C., the proceeds of such bonds Dj(
to be used in the erection of a Wat re ^
Works Plant, for fire protection in ac- 013
oordance with the stipulations in the tic
' petitions. ta:
It is further ordered that at such
election the ballot shall contain: "For &
issuing fifteen thousand dollars six per 25
cent, coupon bonds for waterworks,
for protection against fire,- according
to the specifications set out in the peti- 21
tions therefor, Yes." . ,
"For issuing fifteen thousand dollars
six per cent, coupon bonds for du
waterworks, for protection against fire, N(
according to the specifications set out ?
in the petitions therefor, No,"
It is also ordered that W. H. Bickley,
Harry Roberts and B. H. Barre be appointed
managers of said election, and
they are hereby instructed to provide
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for the ballots on the issue of bonds,
and one for the ballots of three citizens
of the town to serve as a Board of Com- ar
missioner8 of Public Works. th
JOHN J. TAYLOR, > ev
Intendant.
* H. N. KAMINEB, 8n
Secretary. pr
< October 18, 1909. pr
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This is to notify all persons not to ^
trade for or buy my note for 14,500 /
given to Jeff B. Amick on the 18th of Oj
September, and due September 18,
1910. All parties buying same will do
M so at their risk. J. BL Haithcock.
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OLUKBIANS COKING
TO LEZXNGT02T FAIE. j i
Mr- Samuel B. George, the popular j wa
id very efficient secretary of our j 001
ir, spent Monday in Columbia in | c^'
e interest of tbe fair. Our friends j W11
i/? noifrnhorv: over there are coming: ' ^l<~
see us in greater numbers than ever
fore. *hi
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The Tri-County Fair. ^
Reports from the Tri-County Fair is Lo:
>w in full blast at Batesburg, indi- me
te that large crowds are in attend- thi
ice and that the exhibits in every ye?
spartment are better than ever. To- wit
ly and tomorrow will be the banner am
lvs. Senator Tillman speaks today
id Congressman Lever tomorrow.
le St. Louis Amusement Co., is i:
rnishing a fine "line of attractions r
id the best of humor prevails.
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Mr. George's Office.
Exhibitors will find Mr. George, the j
cretary of the County Fair, at his g
fice in. the Home National Bank,
ady to handle the business. In his 1
>sence the business will be handled i
' competent assistants.
Many entries have been listed al- i
ady. Those who can do so will
ease come early. Exhibitors will
serve the same rules and regula>ns
as on former years. The secre- j
ry's office will be opened at the fair
ounds on Monday morning, Oct.
tb, and all day until 5 p. m.
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Eaaagors for Town Sleetioa. j ret
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rne touowing managers; win con- \ ?
ct the election for town officers on j
jvember 2nd: W. H. Bickley, B. ! Pr
Clarke, Harry A. Roberts.
H. N. Kaminer,
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Recorder.
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xristaas and [Holiday Goods,i int
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Christmas and Holiday goods are | fol
rivin at The Bazaar. The stock
is year will be more complete than
er before, embracing everything
itable for Christmas and wedding *
esents. When you think of buying *
esents always come to The Bazaar. t01
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Kasonies.
A A REGULAR COMMUNICA,
fflftion of Lexington Lodge No. 152, 1
\A. F. M., will be held Saturday, gj
etober 23, 1909, at 7 oclock, p. m.
Brethren are earnestly requested to at- ?
nd promptly. inJ
By order of the W. M. be
.. Godfrey M. HAUMW, S33. e(j
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Commuaiozi at Zion.
for the first time in many year.- ic
,s the editor's pleasure to attend
nmunion service at Zion Lutheran
crch on last Sunday and mingle
th the good people of th3t section.
>u is one of the oldest churches in
i county and has a large memberp.
The Rev. C. J. Sox, formerly
thi3 county but now of Statesville,
C., preached a fine sermon and asted
the pastor in administering the
rd's supper. The Rev. J. A. Cror
has been the beloved pastor of
s congregation for a number of
irs and is growing stronger in favor
th the'people as the years come
i go.
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Why Han Was Silent.
I en Billings set in Stokes' store
Ha'f dozin' in his chair,
le'd set there fur an hour or more,
A picture uv despair,
len hedn't said a single word
Sence he hed set him down?
n fact, he hedn't skurcely stirred
'Cept to increase his frown.
ed Martin up an' spoke to Hen.
Hen on'y shook his head,
tokes up an' asked him sojiethin' then,
Eut not a word he said.
Ten Eillings wouldn't make a sound.
He kept his mouth shet tight,
'ill by an' by it noised around
His "upper floor" warn't right.
'het seemed to make ol* Henry mad.
He give ol' Stokes a frown.
"hen grabbed a pencil an* a pad
An' scrawled this message down:
Ding hang yew fur a poppinjay!
Don't think I've gone unstrung!
l wasp flew in my mouth today
An' stung me on the tongue!"
?Joe Cone in Boston Herald.
An Artistic Game.
'Dawdle has a good head. Two
its ago he borrowed $10 of me and
urned it inside of a week."
Well?"
Then he borrowed $100. and I
ven't seen him since."?Detroit Fre?
ess.
Explicit.
)n the brink of a creek in Ireland j
-or used to be?a little stone con- :
ning a carving of this inscription, 1
fA hair, trorclw' "WhPTl thif* i
,t UUVU WV UVI[/ v*w? V4V*M. *? ? ? I
>ne is out of sight it is not safe t?
d the river."?-Tit-Bits.
A Perfect Cure.
Tve cured my husband's insomnia."
'How did you do it?"
'Pretended I was sick, and the doc
left medicine which Henry was to
re me every half hour all night
ig."
:t is said that the citizens of Rock
11 have signed up a petition to be
jsented to the next legislature askl
that the Rock Hill school district
annulled and the whole board oust
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Oats,
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Your Headqua
Lexington
Billy Felis's Letter.
To the Editor of The Dispatch.
The weather prophet failed in his
predictions. We had a general variety
of weather?heat and cold, wind
and rain, thund~r and lightning, frost
and fog.
The school here opened this morning
under the leadership of Miss Pauline
Bennett of Olar.
The Arthur's Graced School opened
last Monday under the tutorage of
Micio T?ct P Tofnoof Wiyrro v q "n r?
iUiOJ Xii^u W- - " A. Ti ttt- ; uuv?
Miss Mincey R. Pound.
Miss Rosa B. Faliaw is away attending
the Ladies* Aid Society Institute
at Newberry.
Miss Lillie I. Faliaw is assistant
teaoher in the Brookland school.
The Lexington Baptist Association,
recently held here, was one of the
best the writer has ever attended. S.
J. Riddle was elected moderator; .W.
R. Lowe, clerk and Jno. W. Scoftield,
treasurer.
Barney L. Reecer and Miss Cora
Reynolds, of Swansea, were happily
married at the home or the officiating
minister, W. B. Faliaw, on the 17th.
The health of the happy Felix family
is excellent.
Mr. R. J. Faliaw, Sr., is visiting
relatives and friends arou nd Batesburg.
Miss Lottie Driggers, the populai
daughter of N. H Driggers, of Columbia,
is spending some time at R. J.
and J. F. Fallaw's.
Billy Felix.
Gaston, October IS.
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Booze All Gone.
Dispenser J. S. Canghman sold the
last half pint of dispensary booze on
Saturday, and there is nothing to be
had at the Lexington dispensary except
a little beer and wine.
Dwelling Burned.
The dwelling of Mr. Thomas Senn,
who resides about four miles from
Gaston, was destroyed by fire on lasl
Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock.
Everything was destroyed and the
loss i9 said to be $1,000 with no insurance.
It&sonie Notice
Regular communication of Pomarh
Lodge No. 131. A. F. M., will convent
in Masonic Hall, Peak, Saturday
October 23rd, 1909, at 7 o'clock, p. m
Take due notice and be governed ac
cordingly.
5 . , John C. Swygert, Master.
lillmery,
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looga Wagons
WES AND RA
Corn, W1
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; Popular and Efficient Hoasej
hold Medicines Sold on
Merit Only,
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Andes' Great f Prescription
Recommended for Catarrh,
all forms of Stomach, Liver.
Kidney, Bladder Troubles
, and purification of the Blood.
Germ and Worm Eradicator.
Andes' Wonderful Oil
Used externally and internally.
recommended for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
I Headache Toothache, Ear*
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ache. Backache, Sore Throat,
: | Sprains. Bruises, Pleurisy,
' | Diarrhoea, Cramps and all
aches and pains.
THE KAUFMAN DRUC
COMPANY,
Sole Agents for Andes'
LEXINGTON, - - - - S. C.
i If the Cap Fits Wear It.
1 If you are a kicker and see the-shs
' ows of failure in everything that
proposed to help the town, for hea
en's sake go into some secluded ca
yon and kick your own shadow on t
clay bank, and give the men who a
working to build up the town a chant
One long-faced, hollow-eyed whinir
caping, chronic kicker can do mc
to keep away business and capil
, from a town tnan an tae arongni
short crops, chinch bugs, cyclor
and blizzards combined.?Ex.
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Lexiagtoa Presaiag Club.
t Remember that the old reliable Le
? ington Pressing Club is still in bu
' ness and is serving its patrons with t
| usual promptness and care. We gi
1 special attention to the pressing
Ladies skirts. Give us a trial.
tf. Lem Sox, Mgr
Ladies'
vies.
Chattan<
Cultivat(
Harness,
NGES
heat
Seed Oats and 1
the County Fai
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AS WELL AS 1
large ones are welcome here? 1
; yon need not wait until your bus- 8
: in ess ba^ assnm-d great propor- 1
; tions before opening a Checking .
| Account, DO SO TO-DAY.
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:' Our patrons regardless of the J
: amount of busine-ss done, receive I
; every courtesy in ail matters of fl
busices3 entrusted to ns?and I
: there is nothing in *a:e banking
( we cannot perform. Talk it over
: with cur cashier.
j CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
COLUMBIA, S. C. '
PEOPLE
d- That want high class work at
s* | reasonable prices go to .
v' L. J. ROBBINS. Ref. D
f1" The Only Exclusive Optician.
_! 1641 Main St Columbia, S. C
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Jyj Swing Maeimes.
k , The Davi9 Unique and other new
improved drop head machines; nicely
ta? finished in oak; easy running and perie9
feet sewing; fully guaranteed; for
9ale at factory prices for cash, or on .
easy payments, at The Bazaar,
tf Rice B. Harman
Race horse9 are the best ri9ks fcr
3j. horse insurance companies. It isn't
he that they never die; they do. Eut
they wait until their racing days are
over and the policies on their lives
have been cancelled.
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