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? ?? The Lexington Dispatch Wednesday, April 27,1910. 1 G. M. Harm an, Editor aod Publisher ' D. R. Haltiwavgeb, Assistant Editor Entered at tne Post Office at Lexington, S. O., as second class matter. CIRCULATION 2.325. 4 Notice Subscribers, A TCina "Y" on vour uaDer denotes you are in arrears. A Red X shows that your subscriptian expires in the issue crossed. Columbia is coming to the front. Her baseball club is beginning to win, and the ssason has just begun. We wonder how many of the public schools in Lexington county will make an effort to secure aid from the State. The opportunity presents itself; will cho people grasp it? The whole world mourns the death of Samuel L. Clements, better known as "Mark Twain." which occurred at his home in Redding, Conn., on last Thursday at the age of 75 years. Five men are to govern the affairs of a great city like the capital of South Carolina. Now it is "up to" the people of Columbia to give these five men strong backing if the new form of government 19 to be a succe99. Mr. Charlie Green has leased the Glenn Springs hotel for a term of years, and will open this popular resort on June 1. Mr. Green is well known in Lexington and has a host of friends here. We happen ,to know him well and a better fellow never THin momHr>ra r?f tho nrr?cq &?? 1|VUU? JL ti V/ U4V4tiVV4^ V* f - -r" soeiation will find in him a charming and ideal host this summer. Balleatina Club. Ballentine Democratic club was reorganized on Saturday with the following officers: E. T. Rauch, president; H. A. Bicklej, vice-president; G. J.Sheely, secretary; J. B. Derrick, treasurer. Delegates to county convention, J. K. Riddle, J. J. Bouknight, W. H. Ballentine. Ex. committeeman E. T. Rauch. On registration, D. W. Bickley, J. B. Derrick, L. C. Riddle. ( Club enrollment, L. M. Ballentine. Besolutions. Whereas, on the 8th day of February, ' 1910, it pleased onr Almighty God, the ; i Great Architect of the universe, to take from U9 our brother, Reuben F. Oorley, and, whereas, he was a true 1 and faithful member of Lexington ( Lodge, 152 A. F. M., * Therefore, be it resolved: 1 1. That in his death we have lost a 1 worthy friend and loyal brother, a 1 true and faithful member, and this J order has sustained an irreparable } loss. J 2. That in life he was courteous, J gentlemanly and in every respect a ^ true man and we deeply deplore hi9 J demise. * 3. That we hereby express our * heartiest sympathy for his family and ^ loved ODes in their bereavement and r .... . i extend to them our xeenesc consoia- -1 tion. t 4. That It is the sense of this Lodge that these resolutions be spread upon its minutes, that a copy be sent to the , bereaved family and a copy be published in The Lexington Dispatch. J T C. Sturkie, * A. D Martin, t Jas. E. Rawi. ^ 23 April, 1910. Committee. j Keep the Kidneys Well \ Health is Worth Saving and c /Some Lexington People } Enow How to Save it. i Many Lexington people take their Jj Uvea in their hands by neglecting the ' " kidney9 when they know these organs * noTn Sint kidnevs are reSDonsi- _ JUWU UVA^t ? . . , ble for * vast amount of suffering and 1 ill health, but there is no need to snf- ^ ! fer nor to remain in danger when all ~ diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and per- , manently cured by the use of Doan's I Kidney Pills. Here is a Lexington J ' oftizen's recommendation. J Mrs. Lena Amick, of Lexington, S. , ' O., says: "I can say that I have found Doan's Kidney Pills to be a very v good kidr.ey remedy. I suffered a 3 . ^reat deal from kidney complaint and ? although I used a number or remedies, I I did not receive much relief. Not , long ago I heard about Doan's Kidney i Pills and procured a box at the Kauf- j mann Drug Co. Since using them I J am feeling better than I have in a long : time. The pains in my back have les- ; sened and the kidney secretions are 1 becoming natural. I am glad to re- 1 commend Doan's Kidney Pills to other persons in return for the benefit I have A obtained from their use." f For sale by all dealers. Price 50 . cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, , New York, sole agents for the United ; States. Remember the name?Doan's?and , take no other. j " - O? m - Win. nau; oo soa. ( The well-known firm of William Piatt & Son, Columbia, carries one of j the largest and best assortments of ] dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, tire, s > goods, millinery, etc., to be found in j the city, and their pri.es never fail f to please. Piatt & Son ere popular j 1 with ti e Lexington trale, and if j'ou j 1 are not alread}' a cust:mer of their j 8 .ore, you ars cordially invited to be- j come one. Thtywill trexfc 30U fair J and square every time. ^ List of Pensioners For 1910. ?' L Below we publish a list of the pen- _ sioners in this county together with l the amount each receives. There is ip a slight increase in the appropriation this year, tho total amount being 58,128.00. b( W Class A. $96.00 B "N M. L. Kyzer, Lexington; William r: Seigler, Irmo; J. Wesley Starnes, Swansea; Stephen Senterfeit, Sama- j ria; Andrew W. Spries, Gaston. ^ Class B. $72.00 o A. O. Banks Lexington; J. S. Bur- ^ cpss. Samaria: Thomas Busby, Gas ton; V. V. Crim, Swansea; James J! Derrick, Chapin; John E. Gantt, y Steedman; Samuel C. Gantt, Steed- ^ man; J. S. Haltiwanger, Peak; D. F. c Ofct, (from Calhoun); W. T. Rister, Irmo; A. N. Sease, Chapin. ' Class C. No. 1, $48. p Wesley Alewine, Leesville; S. A. Bloodsworth, Leesville; J. S. Coriey, ^ Lexington; P. H. Craps, Gilbert; r Thomas Casoa, Gilbert; Henry D. Derrick, Leesville; J. W. Flake, Thor; p Jno. Q. Gregory, Lexington; W. D. 11 Hill, Hilton; Joel Hammond, Gaston; D. J. Hallman, Gilbert; Gideon Hail, Leesville; John W. Lee, Brookland; Hugh E. Lewis, Steedman; R. R. i Martin, Swansea; Luther D. Koon, , Chapin; J. A. W. Stoudemire, Peak; J. H. Paul, Swansea; Jas. H. Sumner, ~ Peak; John F. Rish, Edmund; Adam ~ Watts, Gaston. v. Class C. No. 2, $20. ? A T Kistler, Gilbert; J T. Kyzer, Gil- V bert; D. E. Lucas, Swansea; Thos. W. Luca9, Swansea; B. L. Lowman, a Brookland; Wade D. Lybrand, Brook- si land; W. W. Long, Gilbert; M. S. si Metz. Ballentine; L. J. Mixon, Brook- pi land; J. W. McCrady, Brookland; Le- a vi -Price, Gilbert; "Silas R. Perry, n Brookland; A. C. Rawls, Steedman; rr H.'S. Rikard, Leesville; Frank Rawl, tl Gilbert; S. W. Roof, Brookland; M. M. Rawl, Thor; Daniel P. Shumpert; Gaston; J. A. Shumpert, Pelion; J. R. W. Sease, Gilbert; Jacob Sumner, Chapin; J. T. Sawyer, Batesburg; John A. Smith, Brookland; Macom Gunter, Mims; E. E. Gable, Lexington; William Golf, ; R. V. Gantt; Sfanmore Hite. Batesburp*: Lemuel HalJ, Samaria; E. Hallman, Lexington; Joseph F. Harman, Steedman; R.J.N. Hix, Lexington; E. S. J. Hayes, Gilbert; J. P. Howell, Swansea; E. Brittou Hutfco, Gaston; Jas A. Hook, Gaston; E. R. Hallman, Summit; Jas. D. Huffstetler, Chapin; Geo T. Haltiwanger, Peak; Wayne Hall, Batesburg; G. W. Kelly, Swansea; R. Picken9 Kyzer, Lexington; D. Henry Kunkle, Lexington; Rufus J. Jefcoat, Edmund; John G. Kelly, Lexington; Jacob Koon, Cliapin; W. N. King, Swansea; J. S. Kyzer, Gilbert; W L. Gable, Lexington; Jacob Addy, Peak; J. W. Amick, Chapin; Jame9 Alberton, Gilbert; Walter S. Amick, Chapin; William Attaway, Batesburg; F. E, Brown, Brookland; A. B. Buff, Ir mo; Joseph H. Bickley, Irmo; Moses Boyer, Brookland; R. H. Baugnman, Gaston; W. E. Black, Gilbert; J. P. S.Clayton, Swansea; John A. Counts, Peak; Wilson T. Cook, Brookland; W. P. Callum, Batesburg; J. L. Chapman, Little Mountain; Marshal Clem- er =ns, Lexington; J. T. Dailey, lrmo; C< 3. P. Dean, Leesville; J. Hart Fnl- to ner, Lt. Mountain; Jno. T. Hallman, 5Vm. Stack, Irmo; J. E. Sox, Brookand; M. W. Shirey, Lexington; Jas. Summer, Peak; W. H. Strickland, Ej Brookland; D. A. Sturkie, Gaston; t\ rhos. C. Smith, Gilbert; W. D. Smith, Baston; J. J. Smith, Gaston; Jasper P0 raylor, Gilbert; Jef.Taylor,Leesville: st ?. *Z. Taylor, Macedon; Wm. E. Wells, 3-ilbert; T. I. Warner, Lexington; Jeo. W. Wingard, Lexington; G. w. ?Vood, Lexington; John Waters, Sa- El naria; John W. Wise, Macedon A. D, 3. Wingard, Lexington; Wilson Yar- p >orongh. ' Glass C., No. 3, $48. ? Caroline Bundrick, Peak; Frances Jundrick, Peak; Amanda S. Booknan; Irmo; Ann E. Baker, Brook J . i v a . . "H _ i _.i a . x . ana; saran Ann .Doujraigni, unoert; Lt fancy Busby, Brookland; Mittie B. ? )ourtney. Pore aria; Julia C. Dunbar, ; ^lion; Annie Frye, Barrs; Ellen M. M lay, Swansea; Mary A. Koon, , M )hapin; Laura Minick, Chapin; Lou- -^7 sa Long, Gilbert; Martha Miller, )akvilla; Julia Oswalt, Gilbert; Car- Kl ?lineB. Price, Gilbert; R. R. Price, Gilbert; Aquilla Padgett, Batesburg; temperance Spires, Edmund; Maria j Ihaffer, Edmund; M. D. Shealy; Pol-, ie Shealy, Gilbert; Catherine Son, K; ,eesville; Elizabeth Steele, Gilbert; p^ thyrza Stuck, Peak; Louisa C. Shealy, ,eesville; Jane Taylor, Pelion; Mailda Taylor, Lexington; Mary Taj lew, M larrs; N. C. Welch, Lexington; Ann Yessinger, Chapin. Class C., Ro. 4, $20. *' Martha Jane Addison, Irmo; K B. Utman, Batesburg; Lucinda Aiewine, 1 jeesville: Martha Aiewine, Peak; M. ). Amick, Gilbert; Mary C. Amick, Jhapin; Mary Boatwrighfc, Leesville; *? Iddie Banks, Leesville; Pat9ey Boatvright, Leesville; Sallie Banks, Leesdlle; Margaret C. Boozer, Lexington; ,' Ann Bouknight, Irmo; RodaOook, iaston; Marona a. uanaay, uuoert; na Sesheba Cockcroft, Batesburg; Ann w Hooper, Irmo; Ann Cartin, Swansea; ~ Narcissus Chaney, Pelian; Martha z' Chapman, Chapin; Edua demons, 0= imo; Catherine Clogus, Irmo; Sarah H J. Cook, Gaston; Martha Coogler, q Chapin; Eliza G. Comelander, Peak; * *.nn M. Dailey, lrmo; Emeline Dick- i* jrson, hmo; Lacinda Derrick, Lees- C* rille; Martha Derrick, Leesville; Mar- S *aret R. Dority, Mary Day, Bates)urg; Happy O. Derrick, Peak: J. A. Derrick, Leesville; Ann E. Dvches, Brookland; G. A. Fihlds, Lexington; Ellen Ellisor, Irmo; C. E. Frye, Lexngton; II. M. Franklow, Lexington; ur Mary Ann Franklow, Lexington; Mary Wi jantt, Seivern; Mary Gunter, Seivern; Nancy Gunter, Batesburg; C.Howell, M Daston; Mary Hix, Irmo; Sheldonia a: Hallman, Leesville; Susan A. Har- ci: nan, Lexington; E. C. Hallman, Gilbert; Ann Har man, Lexington; M. F. [larman, Lexington; Martha Hall, c0 5 te ad man; Martha L. Hays, Leesville; G< E. j). Heudrix, Lexington; Harriet r * T . TT > * I T itr i i.uih, xiwieii xv. nuopei, wcuiuord; Theresa Hutto, Wood lord; Eliza Tyler, Gilbert; Harriet Hook, Urcokand; Catherine Hammond, Gaston; Tebecea Hutto, Macedon; C. L. Hall- wj nan, Gilbert; M. C. Ilarsey, Gaston; . iaciiael E. Jefcoat, Swansea; Itena fones, ; Epsv Jacobs, Selma; (^a lary E. Jefcoat, Swansea; Carolina he jfcoat, Edmund; Margaret Jumper, wansea; Sallie Jones, Batesburg; ouisa Koon, ; Eliza Keisler, ?; E. C. Leaphart, ; Narcissus awscn, Ga9ton; Maria Lucas, Lexigton; Pollie Long, Chapin; Carone E. Lybrand, Lexington; Mary E. [ack, Sv/ansea; Annie E. Metz, Balntinc; Caroline Miller, Barrs; Reecca Monts. Lexington; Mary C. rcfT "Rullnntino fJooroifl. ATitohp.il. atesburg; Jane Mills, Lexington: aney Myers, ; Maria L. Mathi, Brookland; Julia Monts, Hilton; [argarct Mills, Gilbert; Annie Miller, exington; Susan F. Martin, Swan?a; Julia 0. Nate9. Hilton; Elizabeth swalt, Leesville; Frances Ott, Swan:a; Mary Ann Oswalt, Leesville; Ma7 M. Price, Gilbert; Minerva Pool, eesville; Carrie Redmond, Batesurg; H. A. Steadman, Brookland; I [ary L. Shealy, Leesville; Ada Shijy, Lexington; Carrie E. Smith, wansea; Christiana Shealy, Leesille; Margaret Sharpe, ; Marslla Sharpe, Swansea; R. C. Shealy, elion; Sarah Shealy, Gilbert; Celia Shealy, Lexington; Sallie C. Shears, Chapin; Annie C. Stoudemyer, eak; Eliza E, Shealy, Summit; Suin Sharpe, Gaston; Elizabeth Shealy, eesville; Laura A. Shealy, Ballenne; E. L. Shealy, Summit; Marga5t E. Shall, Lexington; Mary S. Sox, rcokland; Elizabeth Spires, Pelion; [ary M. Taylor, Irmo; Attemissa aylor, Leesville; Sarah Ann Taylor, ilbert; Sophia Wise, Ga3ton; Minbte Williams, Gaston; Sarah Willis, eesville; Mary C. Wilson, Lexington; !. E. Youngmer, Lexington; T. A. >rise, Swansea; Dicey Williams, Chain; V. A. Younginer, Irmo; Racbael arborough, Brookland; Elizabeth 7illiams, Lexington, lhe Clerk of Court will, upon appliition, mail sight drafts to any penoner for amount due. These can Le gned and witnessed at home, then assecl tiirougn any cans tno fame as check. This will be all the receipt ceded by the clerk. No draft can be lade payable to any one other than le pensioner. Why does Great Britian buy its oatmeal of us? Certainly it seems like carrying coals to Newcastle to speak of exporting oatmeal to Scotland and yet, every year the Quaker Oats Company sends hundreds of thousands of cases of Quaker Oats to Great Britian and Europe. The reason is simple; while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten oatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most rugged physically, and active mentally of all people, the American has been eating oatmeal and trying all the time to improve the methods of manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade. How well he has succeeded would be seen at a glance at the export reports on Quaker Oats. This brand is without a rival; is packed in regular packages, and in hermetically sealed tins for hot climates. 51 Pond Branch Telophono Co. Below we give the list of subscribs on the Pond Branch Telephone ys., lines, which will be of interest > our readers: LINE NO. 1. Geo. W. Smith, Davis D. Smith, manuel P. Shealy, Samuel T. Sease, r. Oxner, Gilbert; W. F. Crout, de>t at Gilbert; G. Henry Hallman, j ore; Fred G. Hartley, Summit. LINE NO. 2. Azariah Taylor, Willie Keisler, manuel TayJor, James W. Roof, Jas. . Wingard, James E. Dunbar, Boyd Berry, Ott Spradley, Lee Berry, >hn W. Scoffield, Fred G. Hartley, >nes Place. PELION. Dr. D. R. Kneece, D. F. Shumpert, iciusW. Wise, C. R. Rish, Sebast:n olley, Perry Hutto, Dr. A. T. Hutto, rs. Lessie H. Fort, Henry J. Rish, arion Rish,. Perry Rish, Noah Rish, illie Rish, Tyre Yonce, John 0. ce. LINE NO. 3. John R. Holly, Samuel G. Crout, >sh Bouknight, Caleb Lewis, Rufus pzer, Isaiah Hallman, Frank Kyzer, irry Hallman, Artemas Bouknight, ither Hallman, Ben W. Kyzer, axey Oswalt. BICEVILLE LINE-OILBEET-HOLLOW CEEEE. j The following is a list of subscrib" " ? winninn frrim flilhorh 3 U1J OUC IJliC lUIIlilUg llvvu uituvi U Hollow Creek: Dr. Oxner, Rev. B. D. Wessinger, . B. Price, R. L. Keisler, W. L Adr, G. R. Sease, A. L. Price, P. Leapart, William Taylor, A. W. Hifce, '. E. Shealy, C. A. Shealy, P. H. aps, J. C. Price, Fred Frazier, J. B. jwald, Willie Oswald, J. L. Iiallman, . M. Price, J. K. Price, J. ML Price, A. Snelgrove, J. E. Sease, C. Sease, P. Drafts, P. R. Shealy, J. P. Price, illie Kyzer, J. D. Keisler, J. L. >as3, Sim Keisler, Rufus Koon. Crsut's Seaesratic Glut. Crout's Democratic club met on Satday afternoon. G. C. Shirey, Jr., ns elected president, J. W. Grout, cc president, J. E. Sea9e, secretary id treasurer, W. II. Hencrix, excitive committeeman. Delegates were elected to County nvention as follows: Vvf. 11. Ilendrix, io. D. Oxner, G. C. Shirey, Jr. OBITUAEY. Richard Ea;l, son of Jerod Sox and ife, was born Nov. 1, 1999, and died :>ril 19, 1910, aged "> mortis i nd 1.) ys. "(If such is t ie l.iigdom of aven." A. R. T. rnroray-r maui'iww a?e ae aagaasBcaac'r.a impossible It is impossible to be wel | bowels are constipated. Yo I | laws of nature, or suffer th 1 material, waste products, p( rpmnvpH from the hndv at 1 !will be trouble. A sluggisl immense amount of sufferir your doctor about Ayer's Pil directly on the liver. Trust >jntgg ah' tssssmeasmm amaaagmaTHg ??a??BWB?BBWa-B MMMaBOBM Meet Me At Tapp's. WHEN IN COU Tapp is Showing t Ladie's Suits an Bargains t In the Ready-fo-W Lingerie dresses are goin? ever this season, and we have line for you to choose from. 1 and a pleasing design, and the we can please you in that, too. in order to appreciate the value Taffetta Silk Ji A special line is being sh< you, each $7.98. We are showing a new lin and colors, made up in the n ? ... 1 1 1 1 1 L of strictly aepenaaoie maierj Fashionat We have them in many st; receiving new lines every fe line of attractive low priced Tailored Line We have a suit in Linen tl style and price. We are off suits?a line that should sell Seperat* We have them in Duel splendid fashionable design of dependable materials, wid MILLI Our showing of Millinery ionable shapes, designs and leading millinery authority c ORDER I We prepay mail, express or freight 01 ped!T?>any point within a radius of 600 The Jas. L. 1638 to 1646 Main Street |7| FR I s E \ TOURS OF CONTI I FOR WO I SOUTH C I England, France, ' Belgium, H I The Famous Passion I II One Thousand Golden Hoi (Votes are based on paid-i The Daily Eecord, Columb: lowing scale of prices: ' I Three Months i Six Months J Twelve Months J Twenty-four Months $ No. 1 I THE RECORI European Tour Cci GOOD FOR TEW VG gj JL OA I Address | Fill out and send in the I for further particulars, ac The Daily Record, Columt Any White Woman in S 1 to contest and votes may 1 | out of the State. OEESTZS-rrrrr:znr?~T?r,'T.-MB t'r~T ?'f^,,;ffTTrarTT~Wra to be Wel0 1, simply impossible, if the >u must pay attention to the e consequences. Undigested )isonous substances, must be east once each day, or there !i liver is responsible for an! tg and serious disease. Aski Us. He knows why they acta ^ him. B II IT UMBIA, S. G. Meet Me At Tapp's he Very Latest in d Hats at Great his Week. ear Department. I to be more poupular than selected a most comprehensive Iou will find your size here price range is so wide that You must see this showing is offered. imper Dresses. 3wn here that will please e of Silk Dresses in black lost up-to-date manner and ials, at, each $15 and $20. tie Waists yles and materials and are w days. We are showing a Waists at 50c, 69c, $1.00 in Coat Suit3. lat will please you in both ering a special line of these at $10, for, the suit $6.98. 3 Skirts. 1 k, Linen, Wool and Galatea; and workmanship and made le range of style andfabrics. NERY comprises all the most fashcolors as approved by the >f this country. . BY MAIL. all purchases of $6.00 or more shipmiles of Columbia. , Tapp Co., Columbia, S. C. (EN ^ ^ I NENTAL EWE I MEN OF J CAROLINA I olland, Switzerland, GeJmany 9 'lay at Oberammergau E urs in Continental Europe fl n-advance subscriptions to 9 La, S. C., based on the fol- |! 'RICES VOTES ALLOWED ? Old Takers New Takers g t 1.25 100 200 1 i 2.50 300 600 3 I 5.00 1000 2000 | 10.00 2000 4000 This Ballot Must 3*3 Bs Voted On Host I 1 15SUUI 3 , nni. rm I M i ,TE:s | APRIL oO | I ij r:! I j?. ' above coupon at once, and ^ j [drees, Contest Manager, |. c n 1 )ia, S. C. a-; South Carolina is eligible h i " & i 3C solicited anywhere in or |? ! III ? I It Is No Longer a Question as to whether well as others , a ball head. Dr. Harding has added an auxiliary, A in that of a Toilet Soap, which cod tains no acids or animal fats, with 3 which to wash the scalp before and occasionally while using Derinozone. A cake of this soap cau be had with each bottle of Dermozone. Dermozone is for sale by your local Druggist. TAYLOR DRUC CO., Headquarters, V 1520 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Eggs For Sale. J Pure prize winners, White Rose 1 Comb Wyandotts, eggs to set from \ pure stock at $1.25 per dozen. Order now. G. B. Domir.ick, 4wp26. Nees?s. S. C. StatiosexyChoap. A big lot of paper and envelopes in 5 cent packages, a bargain at The Bazaar. Better subscribe to the Home and Farm now if you want to get in on 25c club. ! ' i < ) I Steal Estate j| < * 1 aInsurance, j ' 1 ! | LEXINGTON, - S.C. | | FOR SALE | I 135 % acres, miles from Gil- I j beri, enough timber to build > < dwelling and outhouses, plenty [ < water. . > < 235 acres, 3* miles from Ed- [ < muDd, plenty oak and tie timber. \ ! One lot 84x200 with 4-room [ < cottage fronting on Hill street \ j and Summerland ave, in town of > ( Batesburg, S. C. [ * < 1 8 h. p. engine and boiler, 1 [ | 50 saw gin, conenser and press, 1 > ( thresher No. 3. j < 105 acres 4 miles from Steed- , j man, 30 acres open land, 5room > i dwelling. \ < 72 acres near Styx on Southern J railway company, 30 acres in ul- > | tivation, 3 room house, deep well > 1 and good orchard. | j One-half acre lot in Lexington, > ( 8 room dwelling. > < 29 4-10 acres near Lexington, [ J timbered. i i acres near Saxe-Gotha 4 i ( mills, 0 room dwelling, outbuild- [ ] ing. good orchard, plenty water. ( ! < 194 acres near Saxe Gotha Mills > j ( 165 acres one mile from Lexing- | j ton depot; 75 acres cleared; young > ( orchard; creek runs through > ] < place; fruit never fails. | j 20 acres near Lexingtou. , i One lot in town of Lexington. > ( One lot on Main street of Lex- ' | | ington; good building. > < 45 acres,3 miles from Lexington, > v j ( 9 acres open land. Plenty water. | i ] 3 acres, good dwelling near ( I ( Lexington. > I ( 87 acres, 2 miles from Macedon, j j 22 acres open land, new barn, > ( enongh lumber on ground to > ( build 4 room dwelling, clay soil, j < irtfl ..Tl milau fmm Maeorl. , . ivv/ av/i^TO) x2 ? , on, 00 acres open land, some pine > ( timber, plenty water, nearly all [ j clay soil. i < 79 acres, H miles from Maced- > < on, 86 acres open land, 4 room | j dwelling, barn and stables, good > < pasture and plenty water, gray > ( soil. [ J One No. 8 J. 0. Steele brick mill > ( 280 acres four miles from > ( Steedman on Black Creek. | i [ ) ______?_ ( ] > j Write or call to see me ! i AT ; I THE HOME i NATIONAL BANK, j j | Lexington, S. C ; j ) : uji hi? imwiminxjiirowwi i < The American Live Stock I I Insurance Company | , i Insures Horses, Mines ara A Cattle against Fire, Lightning, > < Accident and Sickness. For | ? rates apply to > | ALFRED J. FSX, | $ Lexing'su, S. C. | <3 I ,cc". n ^r:-cjTX 7> fa ^ WSEELSBISiiT m SLSOKSSBTH We are prepared to do any kind of icpair work on buggies. ami wagons, rubber tires y.\:\ on in vh wt notice. Karsoshoainc n Gpooiaiiy, Vv'c solicit a share of your patronage .w ' and guarantee satisfaction. J. E. ffiWL & C3."PA? At Rawl Old Stand. Lexiinton, S. C.