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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH. i ? Eeprfisentatitrfi JSeurspaper. Sowers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties I?ihe a Blanhet. fa ___ ? ? ? ?? ?? -- -- - _ ? ? hrnx. tttt. LEXINGTON, S. Cm WEDNESDAY. FEBEUAEY 9 3 910. 15 f* m ' wit u.\ TUESDAY, FE1 ;.r % Mr. F. L. Outlaw will be < _ _ . . ^ i i i if C*i? House and Lot in Feiion, u., locaiea on Main oucci % f * * twelve months with interest at eight per cent Saw Mill Plant, and equipment consists of 35-h. p. boi . chains, etc., all of which can be seen and inspected at Pelion, ance in two payments of three months each, with interest at f . f : ? ; Anyone desiring to purchase anj COME AND BRIN HOWAF fo,V, . ?? , .. " ?? f'j: & Prudential ffl Life insurance policy contains I I;, i 1 jES^pl r. no estimates. Every item is j Absolutely guaranteed. The oostislow. ? J. T. COLEMAN. Mgr. ALFRED J. FOX, Special Agent, Charleston, S. C. LEXINGTON, S. C. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Incorporated as a stock company by the State cf New Jersey John F. Dryden, President. Home Office, Newark, N. J Shoes for Style j $; MuM, Shoes for Wear jj Shoes for Comfort jj I? F^ip a$M / We have them from the !! mmm cheapest to the highest All sizes if JR |^|j||f| for men, women and children. || mmm LET YOUR NEXT |! |^9 PAIR BE A I WALK-OVER ! S3,5# and $4,00 TOE SHOE MEH IH OOUSM I > ! ^ I THERE IS NO PUCE LIKE HOME* This is the sentiment we all have for our homes, and we should make every effort to make them comfortable and attractive. Nothing goes so far towards making j homes comfortable and attractive as | good | CIl DM ITU R r H | TlaP H 1 E ^ m a m a KCT jt I Not necessary high, priced iurniture, | I but the stylish, well built, beautifully | 1 finished, medium and low priced kind >; | as well. I h 1 We offer you the best and largest as- | I sortment in the South from which to j | make selections at prices to please any | I purse. I 1 * Plenty room in our big new store to I i I show goods. 6 | J313-19 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA. S. C. PHONE 111 p-$ d*aI r,f yjij Hill jK 3 r>a bb p3 8 g n tnlire Equipment So 159 Beti . i-_ uj *u Dn me grounus uumig iu house well built of good heart lumb ler and 25-h. p. engine, saw carriage, , and all of which will be sold to the 1 eight per cent, except where purchas /thing of this kind at thi G YOUR FRIENf ID CALD Columbia, ?a???a? Increase of $144,000 ia Appropriation Bill. The appropriation bill,* as reported ^ by the House committee, after care- ^nm ful study and thought, carries appro- Sou priation? aggregating $1,777,352.84, or killi an increase of $144 COO over the Act of 1909. As a matter of fact, the ordina- naoi ry items do not show any increase. T1 The $144,000 is more than made up by helc extraordinary items?$70,000 addition- an<* al for improvements and maintenance ^ivi at the State Hospital for the Insane; T. ?25 nnc for new sleeoinff room3 at the & ^ . ?? ? i Citadel; ?14,000 for part payment on Liv the new building for the State Colored College, necessitated by a recent ^ fire, and the ordinary expenses of bi- rjr | ennial elections. The expectation is rec( 8 that the bill will be adopted as report- << a ed by the committee. The committee qne \ has had requests for very many thous- 0f t I ands of dollars more than reported, | and the bill, as reported, is the very p ?'c J best judgment of the committee, after 2r ? j the most mature consideration. ^ i In connection with the appropria- CJ01 S tion bill, it is 'likely that the commit- and 8 tee will suggest that the normal in- dep | crease in values for assessing proper- Mrs jj ty will raise the ?144,000 additional, is a 3 or it may be thought best, in order to A | be on the 9afe side, to increase the le t I levy from a quarter to a half mill. to ] r . be i 1S Bav i| To Orgaaiss Boys' Com Glob. ? To the Editor of The Dispatch: rjje | The following letter relative to the I Farmers' Co-operative Demonstration ?? Work has been received by me: "I shall take pleasure in being with C you on the last Saturday in this month, anc 25th inst. Have all the boy9, school ing teachers, trustees, etc., out to the Sat meeting. Enclosed you will find in- wai ! formation in regard to organization, roo instruction, prizes, etc., for boys' twe corn club, which you will find useful." bitl f Thi9 letter was written to me by liev Mr. Ira W. Williams, State Agent of tur Farmers' Co-operative Demon9tra- alt; ? tion Work. Shi g At 1 o'clock on the above day the cir< 3 meeting will be opened with an ad- me | dress by Mr. Williams. Let everybody, young and old, be present. The object of the meeting is to or- ^ ganize a Boys' Corn Club and thereby stimulate the boys of the county in \ farm work. A numbetr of prizes will ? , mej x be offered. j t Mr, Williams's address will certain- . I lv be instructive to all those interest? " w 3.1 i ed in farming. We will try to get ^ \ another speaker, if possible, and will ',. & , . , \ \ soli fc be glad to see a large crowd. . I ' A. D. Martin, 0 P' |j County Supt. of Education. A ^ go. i Two Hundred Eat bits. ]y? Sj ? We saw an unusual sight while in | Brookland on Saturday?two hundred Qgj | rabbits?a one-horse wagon load. The ^ B rabbits were being carri 3d to Columy bia, where they are worth 10 and 15 h lora k cents apiece. Mr. Charlie Williams, b for a the champion hunter and fisherman, E of Congaree, killed them last week, , 3 chci s while the river was high. I; The load was worth about $30.00. ,ex ^ _ cha !! Tf f-nnnVilo/S Ti-it.h ir?rHcr<?af.ir?n. nnnstf Ipation, no appetite or feel bilious, give ve^c Chamberlain's Stomach and. Liver Tab- mea lets a trial and you will be pleased with M the result. These tablets invigorate the , stomach and liver and strengthen the p digestion. Sold by All Druggists. com re ra I i3fp 3llu lO ie day to receive offers er, well shingled and ceiled inside: butt saw, belting, pumps, dry kill highest bidder on the date given a e is made of less than $100.00, wh eir own price will have 3S! ATTEES S. C. ks $50,090 For Silling Her stt Husband. H J 5 rs. Tilla Bacon Livingston, of Co- I aiu bia, has brought suit against the fchern Railway for $50,000 for the Oousuli !ng of her husband, J. W. Living- 250 a< Q t '1 i, by 2s passenger train on the ning of April 3, 1909. well a he killing occurred about a mile | farm, 3 >w Batesburg, in Saluda county, | ac* it was thought at the time that | ?^v/a< ingston committed suicide. I on Soui he action is brought by Thurmond truckin ?immermau, attorneys for Mrs. . 0 :.-' J from L ingston. acrt-s c: j ture. in Tillctson-Earrs. | et?,4 ae: he following invitations have been j joining sived in Lexington: subdivj 9 rooi Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tillotson re- room c, st your presence at the mairiage ient to heir daughter, Florence Belle, to iOac: lry W. Barre, Wednesday evening, goiuhei iraary 18, at 8 o'clock, 2.201 Fowl- Sevei tvenue, Omaha, Nebraska, 1910." around [r. Barre is a professor at Clemson , : 1 u ' o 1 i. lots an lege, being' in cnarge or botany ^ [ bacteriology in the experimental c artment. lie is a son of Mr. and _ : i. W. W. Barre, of Lexington, and B 1 young man of sterling worth. iter a brief welding trip the coup- 12171 rill come by way of Washington j LAND Lexington, where a reccptio i \s. ill ! tendered them at the handsome j ~~ re home on College Hill. The j i mg people will make their home at I || mscn, after March 1. ^ ? I ^ ?. aa& ISrs. Simll Baisavid. j Carlisle, the two-year-old son of Mr. i I Mrs. Haskell Shall, of near Lex- | ton, died very unexpectedly on | urday evening. The little fellow jl 3 innocently playing around the | m when he mashed his finger be- y ?en a door. The child wept most terly from the pain, and it is be- $j THE red that a blood vessel was rup- | ed, although the child had had an * -track of the croup. Mr. and Mrs [ ^71: ill have the sympathy of a large I an(j cle of friends in their sad bereaye- | ? vulrl] nt. I ever Saws Way to Freedom. |"?~ rcenyille, February 6.?News i! ched the city to-day of the sensa- fj 1 lal escape of G. Terrell Moore, for- |j l)riot p travelling man, manj' times al- 1 *y)V: id forger and ex-convict from the | :y'A at Honea Path. He sawed his ?| 7 co freedom, cutting the bars of | window to his celi. He left a con- w araMcr, ng note to the Honea Path chief | Dlice and the Monroe Banking and j ? rcantile Company, saying that he ft , j, ; sorry to leave, bus he just had to ? The Mercantile Company recentashed a bogus check for Moore. Rsi'vj itraot For Water Fewer Let. j ^ r. Perry Iiail, of Steedman, we j x^e qc erstand, has let the contract for a clerk ;e dam across North Edisbo river the development of water power. cmP' t. J. W. Messervey, who was in rge of the foundation work of the througl ington Manufacturing Co., is in jviaii q rge of the work. * Stenog ^hen completed, the dam will de- * , . , ... Posit 10] >p 8')0 horsepower, which will wpj be ,n much to that immediate section, er IS, ii r. Hall deserves much praise for structic aing the enterprise to a successful pletion. Roches MUWUfiiiUUllW-MUUMgaBgaM^MKaBaW^MMn a ?j3Cft.? Sfi>X"&c3! and deliver the go( ; lot 50x125 feet. Terms: 0 1, tools, etc., two heavy log bove. Terms on machinery icre same will be for cash. the opportunity of ID THIS SAL Owner ENT10N, FARMERS r offering the following farms in < ton county for sale, these farms j had for cash or on easy terms. < b me for particulars. < :res, the Luther Wessinger place j s s w from Chapin (Dutch Fork) < dwelling, barn, 2 tenant houses, < nd springs, fine combination J 0 acres in pasture. < res same tract with or without ( Din house. J 3res two miles from Brookland ^ them railway, fine for fruit and < g 3 miles from city. \ civs on Conga^pe creek, 7 miles j Columbia, on public road, 100 < eared, 120 acres wired for pas- ] w 7 room dwelling, barn, stables, < < res, o miles from Columbia, ad- ] Brookland annex. Suited for < sion or trucking, < n residence, large lot, also four j enrage in Brookland. Conven- { church and school. ( res fine long leaf pine timber, j 0 acres unbled, 7 miles from < rn railroad. < al lots and small tracts in and j Brookland. < rour property with me. I sell < d hemes. Farms fcr sale and J M. Oempsey5 j "The Land Man" 2 iVaskington Si. Columbia, S. C. ? SOUGHT, SOLD AWD EX- \ kWCED OK COWftflSSIGM. j II | *-z--^xz?iz+jau-u wphii 'jjjnwjK IUL '.J 1 w ^ RE:S JUST NO GETTING | j AWAY FROW FACTS. ? < len I stand square on both feet g J tell \ on I am selling better 9 | less for less money than yon ?3 | paid before. I'm telling facts g | d I can prove it. B J aghbor, don't buy a thing in |j| 1 in mess line 'till you get my g| 1 is. Here are a few: K | Collars at 30c. || | i>r,.lies at 75c. g; | ' L- jiiher Collars at.. .SI .5C. & | >"'S HELP THE aSULER | I'.l. WESWT matrmSBBBBaBBTBl J LSE W. ISASTIN, | i 3 Plain St., Columbia, S. C. jp i ( ( ay Mali Clsrks Wsnied | , vernmen* Pays Railway Mai! ( cs S800 to SI ,200 and other < oyees up to S2,500 annually. J i ? Sam Iio'd spring examinations | iout the country for Railway < lerks, Custom House Clerks, J raphers, Bookkeepers, Depart- i Klerks and other Government ] us. Thousands of appointments | made. Any man or woman ov- < r? City or Country can get in- ] >ns and free information by ] ; at once to the Bureau of In- < >n, 99 N. Hamlin Building, tar, N. Y. ^ ?r V ?a???????w L 4 p* imL. )ds. >ne-third cash; balance in * wagons, three log carts, : One-third cash and baL doing so. .E! i \ Alfred J. Fox, j Real Estate ; and Insurance, \ LEXINGTON, S. C. J WANTED | 10 farms, 75 to 150 rr <= each. | Answer quick, giving nil de- > scription, ptice and tenm. J FOR SALE ; 135 K acres, \\ miles frcm 'Ml- [ beri, enough timber to bu "d ) dwelling and outhouses, plen j > water. | 235 acres, 34 miles from Ed- > muDd, plenty oak and tie timber. J O /4 A n nvof A rvi 11 m Q xr or. h aiv/ ai;ico nuui u vuu- r sea, known as the Joe Shumpert [ place, 40 acres open land 4 room \ dwelling, barn and stables, plen- > ty water. J 1 8 h. p. engine and boiler, 1 > 50 saw gin, conenser and press, 1 [ thresher No. 3. [ 105 acres 4 miles from Steed- > man, 30 acres open land, 5rocni [ dwelling. J 72 acres near Styx on Southern > railway company, 30 acres in ni - [ tivation, 3 room house, deep well [ and good orchard. S One-half acre lot in Lexington, | 3 room dwelling. | 2!) 4-10 acres near Lexington, | timbered, & 26% acres near Saxe-Gotha | mills, 6 room dwelling, outbuild- g ing. good orchard, plenty water. ? 104 acres near Saxe Gotha Mills > 165 acres one mile from Lexing- > ton depot; 75 acres cleared; young J orchard; creek runs through > place; fruit never fails. [ 20 acres near Lexington. > One lot in town of Lexington, jj One lot on Main street of Lex- > ington; good building. > 45 acres,3 miles from Lexington, ? 9 acres open land. Plenty water. \ One large lot, 6-room dwelling > and barn on Main Street, Lex- [ ington. t 3 acres, good dwelling near > Lexington. j 87 acres, 2 miles from Maoedou, \ rtO 1 (?r /I OXI' VkO r?i k V/J^./v~ 11 xjv, VJUU LA , m enongh lumber ou ground to r build 4 room dwelling, Ci2y soil. t 100 acres, 14 miles from Maoed- | ou, 30 acres open land, some pine [ timber, plenty water, nearly all > clay soil. > 79 acres, 1$ miles from Maced- [ on, 36 acres open land, 4 room > dwelling, barn and stables, good > pasture and plenty water, gray [ soil. > 50 acres very near Lexington > 25 acres open land; plenty water [ on the place. > One No. 3 J. C. Steele brick mill > 2S0 acres four miles from | Steedman on Black Creek. > MMaaBMMnHHHHWiMiiucmuimBnuB I Write or call to see me ! AT | THE HOME : NATIONAL BANK, j Lexingto , S. C j ???! ? ? , The American Live Stock | Insurance Company ! Insures Horses, Mules and > Cattle against Fire, Lightning, > Accident and Sickness. For | rates apply to [ ALFRED J. FOX, ! Lixingioi, S. C. |