The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 30, 1910, Page 5, Image 5
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Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Tetter, "
Bcaldhead, etc,, etc.
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Prickly Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium,
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Proprietor
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To Organize County Corn Growers'
Association. t
I have receiyed the following letter
from Prof. Ira W. Williams, which 0
is self explanatory:
"I think it would be well for you to 0
call a meeting of the citizens of your a
County, as many as you think would ttake
an active interest in the matter, b.
and organize what would be known as
~ A s?nr>iation.
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This coulu be composed of farmers, ei
merchants, bankers and every man 0
who is interested in growing more
and better corn in South Carolina. If K'
we grow corn wTe protect the price of w
cotton, make the farmer independent.
By growing corn intelligently it makes 0
for the farmer one of the most profit- 0
able farm crops. Should we increase ei
our production as we should we could S(
in a very short period stop the im- c
portation into our State of any corn ^
whatever and ail other things will be ?
added. P
"I am going to ask you then to set n
apart the second Saturday in April
to organize this association in every ^
County in the State in which we work. ^
The association need not hold more
than one or two meetinge a year and
need not be composed of over one dozen
men, or at least this arrangement
would be successful. You should
elect a president and secretary and
the object of the association should be n:
to aid in every way to promote the s'
growth of corn in South Carolina." w
In accordance with the above letter tl
I hereby call a meeting of all farmers w
and all others interested in corn growing,
to beheld at Lexington C. II., on is
Saturday, April 9th, at 11 a. m., for ft
the purpose above stated. vv
G. A. derrick, County Agent. ai
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' Fres Bulletins.
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The Department of Agriculture ha3 r(
just issued two bulletins to which I de- jj
sire to invite the especial attention of
ivkp r?ponln of the district. Bulletin
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No. 391, "An Economical use of Meat
oil the Farm," should be in the hancs
of every housewife. Circular No. 30,
"Hog Raising in the South," by Dr. ^
S. A. Knapp, is a most valuable con- si
tribution. I shall be glad to send ei
these to anyone who may write for
them. A. F. Lever, *
M. C. Seventh District.
Burial Loagao to Most. g
All members of the Burial League, tx
of Coumbia, S. C., are requested to
attend a meeting of said league on h
Wednesday, March 30th, 1910, at 6:30 P
o'clock p. m., at 1207 Gervais street,
Columbia, S. C. 3w22. 2
W. P. I
' Dealer
General Me
LEXINGTON
Union School Closing.
o the Editor of The Dispatch:
The Union school, a few miles south
f Lexington, which was so successllly
taught by Miss Kezie R. George,
f this place, closed last Friday with
picnic together with exercises by
le children and speeches delivered
y Messrs. L. S. Trotti and A. D.
tartiu.
The success of the exercises renderd
by the children, which consisted
f drills, dialogues, declamations,
ibleaus and songs, was due to the _
Irillful training of Miss George, and
ras much enjoyed by the audience.
Hon. A. D. Martin, Superintendent
f Education, made a brief address
n Education, which was very inter- i
sting. A bountiful picnic dinner was
=rved grounds after which the large
rowd again assembled in the school
ouse to listen to an excellent address
u Ignorance, by Mr. L. S. Trotti, the
opular president of the Brookland
ank, which was thoroughly enjoyed.
This is the second year Miss George
as taught this school and that she
as given entire satisfaction is proven
y the high esteem in which she is
eld by both parents and pupils.
One Present.
0. S. Steele in Jail.
Otis B Steele, who, until a*few ?
lonths ago, operated a blacksmith __
lop in Lexington, is in jail charged
ith disposing of a buggy, which was "
le property of another and which i
'as left for him to repair.
The warrant for hi3 arrest has been
;sued for quite awhile, but Steele <
ed to North Carolina, it is said,
'here he remained until a few days
go. He was arrested in Columbia j
ri Saturday oy Sheriff P. H. Corley. ft
It is understood that there are two J
ther charges of a more serious nature
)8ting against him and warrants for B
i9 holding on these charges will be
isued in a tew days, ms wne is saiu
) be residing in Columbia. ^
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If You Are A Trifle Sensitive
bout the size of your shoes, it's some satisLotion
to know that many people can wenr
iocs a size smaller by sprinkling Allen's M
jot-Ease into thera. Just the thing for ratot
Leather shoes, and for breaking in New H
ioes. sold Everywhere, 2oc, tH.
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Totiee, Debtors and Creditors.
Thia is to notify all parties in any {J!
ray indebted to the estate of J. J ft(
wartz, deceased, to make payment sc
) the undersigned on or before the .
rst day of May, 1910, and those hav- pi
ig any demands must present them, cr
roperly attested for payment.
Mrs. F. L. Swartz, Wl
2 Anmini8tratrix. ar
100F,
in
rchandise
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large ones are welcome here? j
you need not wait until your bus- |
iness has assumed great propor- |
tious 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 cannor perform. Talk it over
with our cashier.
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Recommended for Catarrh,
all forms of Stomach, Liver,
Kidney, Bladder Troubles
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85 c
Andes' Wonderful Oil
Used externally and internally,
recommended for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises, Pleurisy,
Diarrhoea, Cramps and all
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ILL THE BEST AMERICAN REFINED
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toasted He to ;l>c.
Jreen 10c to 20e.
'ine Teas 25c to 80c.
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'ure Baking Powder 20clb; 10c % lb.
Valter Baker's Cocoa 20c }<> lb.
Valter Baker's Chocolate 20c % lb.
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