The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 20, 1910, Page 5, Image 5
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' Opening of Subscription Bosks. ;
P Notice is hereby given that the t
Books of Subscription to the Capitai <
Stock of The Rikard Supply Company,
a corporation to be organized and
formed at Lexington, S. C., will be
open at the store of W. P. Roof, from
10 a. m. until 2 p. m., on Satuiday7, <
the 23rd day of April, 1910.
SAM P. ROOF, et al, I
April 18, 1910. Ine< rporators. 1
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| I WEDDEfSS PRESENTS
9 Diamonds, Jeareiry, Watches j
I and Sterling Silver 11
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not forget that we have the j \
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we want you to remember we ^
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' your orders by mail. Mailorders
have our personal attention with
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A New Enterprise Launched.
The Ricard Supply Co., of Lexington,
has just received its charter from
the secreiary of state. Sam P. Roof
is president; H. D. Lybrand, vicepresident
and treasurer; N. P. Shipp,
secretary, and J. J. Ricard, superintendent-.
The firm will build and handle engines,
boilers, automobiles, hardware
aud a general line of supplies and accessories.
It will have one of the
most up-to-date repair shops in the |
Stare.
Work will commence on the new
building at once, which is to be erected
on the lot adjacent to the Lexington
Ginnery. The building is to be of
large dimensions, the material of
which will be corrugated iron, and
will have ample warehouse room, in
addition to a lirstclass repair shop.
The promoters hope to be abie to
begin opera ions by July 1.
With such men as those mentioned
in the foregoing at its head, the Ricird
Supply Co., cannot out succeed,
ind will fill a longfelt want in this
sect-ion of the State.
' Odd Fellows to Jdeet.
The eleventh district convention of
:he Independent Orde^r of Odd Fellows
vill meet with Pellican Lodge, No. 75,
L^x'iigtou, on next Friday evening,
;be 22nd. As interesting and enteraining
programme has been arranged,
and it is expected that the meeting
Aiii be largely attended.
Good Eaiss.
Good rains have fallen all over the
country during the last fe? days and
here i* general rejoicing^arnong the
farmers. Ic is feared, hoWfct'er, that
he rain came too late for SQpte of (he
?matl grain, as the crop fnd been
jeverely damaged by the prolonged
Irouth,
2?accdcn School to Close.
The school at Macedor, will close
Saturday evening, April 2;>rd, with appropriate
exercises, beginning prompty
at 6:30. The public generally is
lordially invited.
Mrs. L A. Maynard,
Teacher.
The Grand Theatre.
Th^ Musical Commedy Company at
;he Grand theatre in Columbia, this
veek. is the best aggregation that has
itruck Columbia, in many a day.
There are ten pretty girls, and everyone
of them are high-class artists.
This show will please everyone, and I
he hou*e is being crowded at each j
md every perfonoanee. The finest- i
tinging and dancing, the best moving
>icrurps, all comprise the programme
or this week and the price remains the
;ame, 10 and 20 cents.
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Conaty Fair 2?seting%
There will be a meeting of the
)fnctrs and directors and executive
jommittee of the Lexington County
?air Association, next Saturday at 11
i. m , in Roof's Hall. Business of
mportance to be transacted.
Samuel B. George, Secty.
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Oak Grove Scnool Closes.
The Oak Grove school, which h
been under the successful manag
ment of Miss Sudella KiecMey for tl
past session held its closing exercisi
on Tuesday evening. April 5. At 6:
o'clock the curtain was raised to one
the largest audiences ever assembled
that place. The exercises were ope
ed with a short invocation by Rev. .
A. Cromer of the Lutheran churcl
Avery interesting programme consia
ing of Songs, Charades, Tableaus, Di
logue9, Speeches, etc., was mo9t su
cesKfuily earn a out.
In addition to the regular prograr
Mr. A. D. Martin, County Superinte:
dent of Education, delivered an exct
lent address on the important subjei
of education and the value of such i
entertainment.
Music was furnished by Mr. R. \
Kleckley and daughter, and Messr
Walter Lown, Muiler Mathiasand Sii
J. Miller with string band and orga]
This was Miss Kleeklev's third yei
in experience of teaching and althoug
Oak Grove is her home school, tl
success she is making was clear
shown by the skill in which each schc
ar performed their part in the ente
tainment. By her kind and lovir
disposition she won the affection <
her school mates, and now as si
practices the same in the sehoolroon
she bids fair to become one of tl
leading teachers of the county.
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Tho Hone and Farm.
The time for securing the Rome ar
Farm, the South'* leading farm pape
lor the small sum of 25c. in oonne
rnn?> Divrifctch expires on tl
LMJil * ..v, ? - i
31st of May, alter which date tl
price wiil he 50c. Better send in r
new a Is now.
T&s STctics, Town cf Losing
ton, S. C.
Taxpayers ate hereby notified th;
by an ordinance dr.lv enacted by tl
Town Council of the Town of Lexin
ton, S. C., a levy of Ten (10) mil
has been made; on all the taxab
properly within the corporate limi
of said town for municipal purpose
for the year 1010.
The tax books will be kept open t
flic undersigned, at his usual place <
business in said town, for thu colle
tion of the said town, for the colle
tion of tlio said taxes levied, fro
May 4, 1010, to May 30. 1910, both i
clnsivf, after which time a penalty
five (oj per cent, will be added ar
the b"oks kept-open until Jane25, 191
for the collection of delinquent taxi
and pen Lit}.
Tax executions will be issued again
ail defaulting taxpayers after June 1
1910,"to enforce the payment of adu
paid taxes. C. E. LEAPIIART,
Treasurer of Town of Lexington, S. <
April 19, 1910. tf
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BUTTE RJCK. PUBU5HINC COMPANY NEW YORK.
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3S, Saddles, Lap
Bridles, Whips
t variety. Our
ire right.
LEXING
Excursion Rates^Via Southern
as Railway From Lexington,
e- S. C.
10 Baltimore, W5d. and Return, SI 7.85.
es Account or Southern Bantist O011qo
ventiofi and BaptUfcs of North America
General Convention, May 11-1S, 1010.
Tickets on sale May 8, 0. 10, with dual
at- limit returning ,Tune 1st.
n- Richmond, Va. and Return, $15,35
j. Account of National Association of
, Piano Dealers of America, May 13 18,
1910. Tickets on sale May 11 and 12,
't- and for trains scheduled to arrive Richa
mond before noon May 13, iinai limit
c_ returning May 29, 1910.
Atlanta, Ca. and Return, $8.50
Account of National Baptist Sunday
n> School Congress, (colored) May 25-30,
n- 1910. Tickets on sale May 23 and 24
>1_ and for trains scheduled to arrive At,
lanta May 25, 1910. Final limit returncc
ing June 1st, 191C.
Ln Richmond, Va. and Return, $15.85
Account of American Pharmaceutal
y. Association, May 2-14, 1910. Tickets
on sale May 1 and 2, 1910. Final limit
returning May 17, 1910.
111 Cincinnati, C. and Return, $18.90
Account Biennial Session, General
ar Federation of Women's Clubs, Majr 11rh
18. 1910. Tickets on sale May 5 to 11,
with final limit returning to reach
starting point not later than midnight
May 22,' 1910.
*1" Asheville, N. C. and Return, $6.10
r- Account of General Conference M.
ig E. Church, South, May 4-21, 1910.
f Tickets on sale May 2 to 11 inclusive,
with final limit to reach original start16
ing point not later than midnight May
, 31.
ie Charlotte, N. C. and Return, $5.90
Account of American Cotton Manufacturers
Association, May 17-18, 1910.
Tickets on sale May 15-10 and for
trains scheduled to arrive Charlotte I
before nooii M-iy 17, JSJU. rinai umic
id returning to reach original starting
r, point not later than midnight May 23, !
e- 1910. j
New Orleans, and ^Return, $25.45
10 Account of National Association of
e" Credit Men, May 17-21, 1910 Tickets
_ on sale May 14-1*6, with final limit re?
turning to reach original starting point
fm not later than midnight May 23.
Atlantic City and Return, $23.35
Account of General Assembly Preset
byterian church in the U. S. A., May
10 18-31. 1910 Tickets on sale May 16,
? 17, 18, 1910 with final limit returning
to reach original starting point not
later than midnight June 5.
g? Washington and Return, $18.35
Account of World's Sunday School
Association, May 19-26, 1910. Tickets
on sale May 16, 17, 18, only with final
limit returning to reach original starting
point not later than midnight June
m 1'm0n
Knoxville, Tenn. and Return, S1 6.00
of Account of Summer Schools of the
id of the South, June 21-July 21, 1910.
0, Tickets on sale Juue 19, 20, 2if 25, 26,
es July 2, 9, 10, ahd 16, with final limit
returning to reach destination not latst
er than fifteen days from, but net in5,
eluding, date of sale,
n- For further information, apply to
Southern Railway ticket agents^ orC.
J. L. MEEK, ALEX H. ACKER,
1 Atlanta, Ga. Augusta., Ga.
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Our stock of I
ing Implements
than ever befc
ery demand
of the farmer
at most J
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reasonable \
prices.
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TON, S. C.
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large cries are welcome here? 3
you need not wait until your bus- I !
. iness has assumed great propor- | * :
ticns before opening a Checking ' !
Account, DO SO TO-DAY.
Our patrons regardless of the
amount of business done, receive
l every courtesy in all matters of
B business entrusted to us?and
I there is nothing in safe banking
6 we cannor perform. Talk it over
j Ij with our cashier.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
J COLUMBIA, S. C. 1
cacao i iiiiiii 1?a? if ranrri
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IlSq Bone Pains, JyL |
f\|L Ilfeers, Scaly ): |
^S>) Skin, Pinoles. R?tw
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B. B. B. Cures Above TroubteSj Also g
Eczema and Rheumatism.
For twenty-five year? Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. B.) ha? Iv'on curing nearly thousand?
of suflVweis from Primary, secondary or
Tertinary Blood Poison, and all forms of '
Blood and Skin Diseases. Cancer, Rhemna- :
tism and Eczema. We solicit lhe most oh- ;
stinate cases, b> cause B. B. B. euros whore i
all else fails. If you have ache? and pains j
io Bones, B ?ck or Joints, Mucus Patches i:i I
Mouth, Sore Throat, Pimple?, Copper-col- !
ored Spojts Ulcers on any pari <>t the body, I
Hair or Eyebrows falling out. Itching, wa- i
t*ry blisters or open humors. Risings or |
pimpbsot Eczema, Boils, Swellings, Fating i
Sop's, take B. B-1B It kid? the p-*?is*on, i
makes ihe blood pure and rich, conip'etely |
changing tho entire body into a c ean,
healthy condition healing every sore <-r '
pimple and stopping all aches, pair s and i Jt
itching, curing the worst case of Blood Poi- i
son, hheuinatism orEczema,
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. B.)
is pleasant and safe to take: conip- sed of ; ?
pure Botanic ingredien s. It purifies and !
enriches the blood
; DRUGGISTS, $1 PER LARGE BOTTLE, j rc
1 with directions for home cure. j
j. Sold in L^xineton by ICaufmann D rug Co } JL
I and Derrick's Drug Store. i B
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MILLiN
Our Millinery
is filled with the L
in Ladies' Hats,
| nery, TrimI
ings, etc New J
arrivals al-^8
most every"
day, in addition
to hats designed
by our
own milliner.
ERS AND RAK
lowers and Eahes,
of every descriptic
>re, and we can i
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Popular and Efficient Household
Medicines Sold on
Merit Only.
Andes' Great Prescription
Recommended for Catarrh,
all forms of Stomach, Liver,
Kidney, Bladder Troubles
and purification of the Blood,
75c
Andes' Wonderful Oil
Used externally and internally,
recommended for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache Toothache, Earache,
Backache, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises, Pleurisy,
Diarrhoea, Cramps and all
aches and pains.
35c
THE KAUFMAN DRUG
O SV1PANY,
Sole Agents for Andes'
LEXINGTON, - - - - S. C. 'h
Ob k'tfMijf yOi
ELL THE BEST AMERICAN REFINED
SUGAR AT COST
We impon and roast every pound of
onee sold by us.
Roasted 1 ic to 3~>c.
Green 10c to CO'.*.
Fine Teas 2">c ro SOc.
Rice sold at Cut Prices.
Pure Baking Powder 20c lb; 10c yz lb.
Walter Baker's Cocoa 20c y2 lb.
Walter Baker's Chocolate 20c y lb.
'HOKE 157.1639 MAIN ST
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Dr. Boyd's Sure-Pop Colic Cnre
>r stock, and his entire line of reliable
sterinarv remedies for sale at The
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