The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 02, 1910, Page 5, Image 5
. CIEilBET NO. 2.
To the Elitor of The Dispatch.
It ha9 been a long time since I felt
that there might be spaee in The Dispatch
for a few items from ''along the
line." Yon always seem to be crovvdedand
mach matter crowded out that
caused such a delay on my part.
^ This community has been having its
full share of colds, and bad weather.
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IjaSb muay LLlt? ill jso iaiu ivn vuuv uw
been since August.
The small grain is very small and in
many places the fields look like there
is none.
A great many took advantage of
the dry fall and winter and have brol
ken nearly all their lands for another
crop
It is confidently hoped that the
wells which have been so low will
i now have plenty of water. Mr. P. W.
Shealy, however, has the well maj
chine at his house for the purpose of
/ putting in a new one in place of the
j one that failed. Mr. T. S. Nichols
$ has not been able to ran his saw-mill
for want of water.
' The schools around have been holding
np fine this term. Superintendent
Mar an visited them some time
recently and tonnd them in go ?d
shape. Many young men are in at*
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practically oac of schoo. f r several
years.
Toe 9bores are doin? very lit le?* So
* many glowing bargains a id attractive
Plant Wood's Seeds
0 For Superior Crops ?
Wood's 30th Annual Seed Book
is one of the most useful and complete
seed catalogues issued. It
( gives practical information about
the best and most profitable seeds
to plant for
The Market Grower
The Private Gardener
1 The Fanner I
f] Wood's Seeds are grown and /]
If selected with special reference to If
i the soils and climate of the South, ?
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11 have Wood's Seed Book so as to 11
II be fully posted as to the best seeds ||
for southern growing. Mailed free
on request. Writ? for it.
T. W. WOOD ft SONS)
Seedsman, Richmond, Va.
We are Headquarters for
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes,
Seed Oats. Cow Peas,
> Soja Beans, and all Farm
and Garden Seeds. I
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We have
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where. Cons
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a ive:tisements, at cost and bekw .
cost sales, have taken the trade to
the towns. Besidethe 15 cents cotton
caused much confusion both in
trade and in mind. As two young Qj,
men of a nearby section called on
their best girls and in returning home,
instead of thinking about the nice 1\
time they had, they were so absorbed
in the high price of cotton that they g^.
drove up to Roof's platform to unload; fr
but when they saw their mistake they p
decided that they bad been asleep and ^
that ic was all the fault of the mule. nc
The corn prizes offered will stimu- th
late much of Lexington's soil. It js
looks now like it will be the bes: fer- ne
tilizer stimulent ever used. S.
Jan. 31. bl
Do you know that err up can be pre- m
vented? Give Chamberlain's Cough ro
Remedy as soon as the child beoomes fa
hoarse or even after the croupy cough gt
appears and it will prevent the attack.
It is also a certain cure for croup and
has never been known to fail. Sold by bi;
Ail Druggist. pr
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New Telephones.
Mr. Samuel B. George, general man- pa
ager of the Citizen's Telephone Co., ba
has ju9t installed a number of new to
'phones. The "Sand Mountain" line, ar
which has ju9t been completed to Ed- w
munds, is now in fine working order, f0
and is giving the best of satisfaction, cc
New 'phones on the regular switch- fa
boar :1 are: gj
54?T. R. Kei9ler Residence. e?
62?Monroe D. Sbull .Residence.
59?Geo. W. Harman Residence. ^
590?G. Ed Harman Residence. t0
599?Thos. E. Wingara xtesiueuue. .
"SAND MOUNTAIN." cc
1?J. G. Boozer Residence, st:
2?Reeder Bros Store, bi
3?Post Office Edmund, is,
4?Hon. W. H. Sharpe Residence, cc
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17?Van D. Harman Residence. ^
13?P. D. Warner R3sidence. ,
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Dissolution Notice. b]
By mutual consent G. H. Hallman
has purchased the interest of D. E.
Hammond in the mercantile business 8P
of Hallman & Hammond, at Gilbert. n<
The business in the future will be con- ac
ducted by G. H. Hallman & Co. We ,
feel grateful to the public for their
liberal patronage in tne past and so- be
licit a continuance of the same, guar- m
anteeing at all times to do our best to ?2
please every one.
G. H. Hallman & Co., P1
3wl4" Gilbert, S. C. fr
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Stationery Cheap- w
A big lot of paper and envelopes in dc
5 cent packages, a bargain at The tb
Bazaar.
fho 1 a rcrp?ef. nnH "hftftf.
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THE BAIL30AD. [
ie Interested in Prjposei New Road i
Writes of its Advantages.
> the Editor of The Sfcite.
[ notice in yesterday's issue of The G
atean ait ids in regard to a railroad g
:>m Columbia by way of Lexington, j
slmar, Salu.la, and Greenwood. I g
not know the author of the article r
>r do I know the agi.ators belind *
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no territory in the State mo;e in j
ed of a railroad, nor one of like ^
stance that, according to my hum3
opinion, would be productive of
re good than a road over said
ufce. The route lies through a9 flue
rming section a9 can be found in any
ate or any section of any State, c
10 lands are fairly well preserved, 1
iti not developed. These lands when >
operly developed produce any crop, 1
rn, cotton, wheat, oat9, pea9, pota- <
es, eto., in quantities sufficient to J
iy the ^prodocer. The main drawick
lies in the distance hauling has
be done. The beauty of it is there
e few waste lands. Almost the (
hole territory can be easily utilized ?
r productive farms. The land lies
imparatively level. Just enough
11 to give proper drainage. The reon
i9 well watered, for any and evy
purpose that serves to and deyel>
any industry. Big Saluda lies to
e north all the way from Columbia j
Greenwood with numerous falls
id shoals where fine water power c
mid be developed while several good j c
reams cross ,'^the territory. Colum- ! r
a boasts of its fiuejclimate, such it 2
, and such is the climate of the
>unties along the Southern banks of
16 Saluda river, all the way up to
All t-.hrniifrh the section i ,
L^vun wui ?__?
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ie wells and springs furnish fine wa- j
r for man and beast, thus lending j
eir quota to the health and desira- ^
eness of country. ,
I speak as one who know9, having x
>ent my early years here and am , t
>w back, having traveled over land j
toss almost every part of the terri- f
ry. Hundreds of farm9 can be
>ught here now, the people having
oved to the railroad?at from 12 to
5 per acre. Give us a road and the
ices will jump. The territory is
om ten to 40 miles in width, running J
distance of nearly 100 miles, fairly j
ell populated, but with room for
>uble, treble, quadruple and more
an what we have.
I feel safe in saying there is wealth
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Cole Cotton and <
Guano Distributo
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'e in position to se
3R0CE
Groceries in any
'oceries.
p.
eral Me
mcugh here to build the proposed
oad if it can be backed by honest,
lonorable dealing.
Ono latere? tci.
Saluda, January 123.
A Big Lsad Salo.
Mr. A frcd J. Fox, the hustling real
sstate agent, will conduct a big auctic n
ale of lots and farms on next Monday,
?eb. 7th. This is the second auction
;ale Mr. Fox has conducted, and it
:oe9 without saying that a large crowd
vill be here. See the big advertise
nent on the last page. Tae lots are
ocated in heart of town, near court
louse. Beheietoget a lot at your
>wn price.
Charged With Wife Murder.
Henry Lyles, a negro, is ia jail here
jharged with wife murder. It ia aleged
that Lyles shot and killed his
rife while she was asleep in bed on
ast Tuesday night. The crime was
jommitted near the town of Chapin.
L?yles denies the allegation.
"If a Body Trust a Body."
A subscriber remitting bis dues injlesed
the following little song to be
sung to other delinquents:
"If a body trust a body,
And fail to get prompt pay;
May a body ask a body:
Please remit today."
A Freak Egg.
Mr. Emanuel Sox sent to cur office
>n Monday a freak in tte way of a
luck egg. There are two eggs in one,
leither of them containing a yellow,
ind it is rather a c:iriousity.
Pre? sand Clesned.
Charlie Davis, the old reliab'e
jlothes presser, begs to announce to
lis friends and f irmer patrons that he
s again running his pressing club and
vi 1 call for clothes on Wednesdays
md Saturday?. He soliciti the pat onage
of all, guaranteeing satisfacrion
or refunding money. He will
nake a specialty of cleaning ladie"
jk'rts. C. D. Dav's.
Same Old Stand.
Get Your Eye GUsses.'
I wish to announce that I will be at
H. N. Kaminer & Co's., store on Moliay
and Tuesday, Feb. 7 and 8, for
the purpose of fitting eyeglasses. Having
taken a special course at the
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
and Otology, I am pre oared
bo fit the eye and guarantee sa iafaction.
M. L. Rilev.
Optician.
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in i ! ??niBMHi?amrmrm^p
Plows, Oliver P.
'lows, Disc Han
Corn Planters, C
rs.
^arming Implemc
ill at close prices.
iRIES
quantity at price
jrchand
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AS WELL AS
large ones are welcome here?
you need not wait until your business
has assumed great proportions
before opening a Checking
Account, DO SO TO-DAY.
Our patrons regardless of the
amount of business done, receive
every courtesy in all matters of
business entrusted to us?and '
there is nothing in safe banking
we cannon perform. Talk it over
with our cashier.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
COLUMBIA, s. c. 1
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APOISONfk |;
Bone Pains, -Jyjsv 11
KJJL Ulcers, Scaly $50J 3
*-^jy)Skin, Pimples. n?r*^/ ?
B. B. B. Cures Above Troubles, Also |
Eczema and Rheumatism. 1
For 1wenty-flve years Poanic Blood Balm o
(B. B. B.) has been curing yearly thousands w
of suffere.s from Primary, heeondarv or B
Terti'u ry blood Po:son, and all form9 of p
Blood Mid Skin Diseases. Cancer, Bheuma- M
tism ard E'zema. WesoliHf ike most < h- R
stinate ca=es, because B. B B. cures wberA g
nil e!s? fails. If you have aches and pains ffi
In Bones, Back op Jn-'nts, Mucus Patches in ?
Mou'h. Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-col- I
ored Spots U:cers iui any part of the body, !
Hair or Eyebrows falling o> t, Itching, wa- a
t*ry blisters or ope-* humors. Risings or ?
pimples of BoiK Swellings, Eating |
Sorep, take B. BdB It kills the poison, s
makes the b'ood pure and rich, completely I
charging the enti-e boly into a c ean, w
healthy condition heating every soro or 1
pimple and stopping all aches, nains and t
itching, curl1 g the worstca?e of Blood Poi- 2
son, bheumr.tism or Eczema, d
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. B.) 3
is pleasant? nd safe to take: composed of f
pure Botan:c i- gredlents It purifies and
en riches tHf. blood ?
DRUHGI-TS, $1 PER L N.P.GE BOTTLE, ~
with directions f?-r home cure.
S 'dd in L',xipfi'ton by Kaufmann Trug Co.,
and I'erric <'s Drug Store, If
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FAMOUS REMEDIES
Popular and Efficient House
hold Medicines Sold on
Merit Only.
Andes' Great 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
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises, Pleurisy,
Diarrhoea, Cramps and all
aches and pains.
THE KAUFMAN DRUG
COMPANY,
Sole Agents for Andes'
LEXINGTON, - - - - S. C.
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WATCHES
DIAMONDS JEWELRY
There are good reasons why
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JWU uiiwaxau uuj- ax win uc.
1st. We have the largest stock
and }'ou are more apt to find
what 3'ou want when you have
an assortment to select from.
2nd. We have the latest and
most up-to-date styles that can
be had, regardless of price.
3rd. We give the most and
best for the money; in other
words, sell at a lower price than
any one else for the same class
of goods.
4th. And best of all, we have
only good, reliable, everlasting
qualities that can be guaranteed
for a life time and then be handed
down. Don't buy before looking
at the stock at
SYLVAN BROS.
Jewelers. Columbia, S. C.
Cor. Main St. and Hampton Ave
2b c ents Cups and Saucers in sets at
) cent \ each, at The Bazaar.
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