The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, August 10, 1910, Image 1
*:rTHE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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Ifewtt.. "TOOT. j LEXINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY AGO. 10, 1910 41
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^|M | fe Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention.
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jh We <aser the oeas security i
I time'^posits and savings a:
1 TO BORROWERS
? We faenish the "needful" a
H - estate security at cheapest
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1 Plant Your Dol
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life , goofier' bad, and, if the "XA1
tthe rpiineipal as well as the tin
mediately had.
<??ly a smat amount is a;
Let tusslart the Saving vHalst
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^ In. SaixNrell> President,
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|jp I Oil Lamps,
I Fancy colors and fine f j
I sufficiently deliberate in i:
| machine with ability in th
h I If you do not buy a "Scl
I made* It is capable of dc
I out, as we have a demonstj
I to our salesroom for a "Sell
i chase a good Automobile,
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Yitfc liberal rates of interest on ?
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,t all timee on .personal or real | j
rates and on easy terms. |
lars With Us 1
rvest of interest 'in our 1
whether fee -seassn be B
NY DAY" should veome, I
terest earaea, ean tee 1m- g 1
leeded to opaaan;aG?aunt . I
for you. I
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cGeo. L. Bftker, fftoe Frerittect I
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rtun I fclins Fifl
Everybody mar
natti. Including Three
Horn and Tools.
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lish should be a secondary con
avestigating the different mach
e beginning, it will only be a s'
aacht", as soon as you meet on
>ing Much More Than Any Aut
rating car on our floor, with wl
iicht" demonstration. We will (
why purchase one lacking in al
TON SI
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Red Spider Doing
Much tamage. j
The red spider is playing havoc with '
the cotton on the plantation of County
Commissioner James Oaughmant
about six miles above Lexington, and
on the farms of Geo. D. Hays. George
Fields and SEIeber Ballentiste.
Mr. Gangsman has been fighting the
pists for 8eve ral weeks and thought
t-hof Vio K.OJ0 (onnd Q onr>rv>?Qfnl rpmcr?\r 1
but *8 soor as the showers ceased the !
spides began to spread again. Mr.
F. H. Wilson, who is in charge of the
government's experiment station at
Batesburg, was called here a few
weeks ago to make an investigation
and he suggested the use of a 9ulphur
liquid, whach, Mr. taughman says,
proved very effective a9 long as the j
rains camel
Mr. Wilson has again been communi- j
cated witk&nd other remedies will be j
tried.
Congresfcaan Lever. wbo has taken i
a keen interest in the situation for j
-several years and at whose request j
the laboratory at Bate9burg was established,
has handed us'tfce following
remedy, which, if used time, will
check the epcead of the peetstoalarge
degree:
-' Take three pounds of eulphur and
lbs of nnslacked lime and put in
S>gallons of water, and bdfL one to two
boors, adding-enough water meantime
to keep the volume about the same
and?to keep from burning. Boil until
both the snlpfeur and lime are thoroughly.
dissolved.
"This solution is called ^he "stalk
solution. When ready to use it, take
thie solution and add to it fire gallons
td vLai^er. and with it soravtfce under
side of fthe leaves with a spray pump,
!( yocbave one; <>nt if you have none,
a/'COBMiioa garden- spriakiar will
auewer*'
- "This epray kBte the spiders, but
out the eggs. >ftt should be applied
again about a week later when the
eggs shaHhsvehatched out."
Those ffffeo have tried this remedy
report wood results.
iuhdiic uinoT
imuoiLC nun i
ed a sensation wherever she
y miles an Hour on Good R
vels at the low Price of $73
SCHACHT 22-HOI
?M?Pt?n?wr?<|l W MM MM F? I LL HP'.?*XMC 'gUUIWIi? JllillW
si deration in the purchase of z
ines. Comparison is worth a w
hort time before you become di
e on the road you will "Wish I
omobile In Its Class, Upon The
aich we prove the ability of the
quickly sho w you the difference
bility. DEMONSTRATIONS
Nejpro Drowned.
OnSataiday afternoon, ' Dick" Williams,
a negro about 21 yea: 3 old, was
drowned while bathing in the Saluda
river at Hopes' Perry. Coroner Clarke
went to Irmo on "Sund to make an
investigation, bat he fou^jd that death
was due to natur al causes. Williams
and another negro were in the river,
it seems, at the same time. Williams
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was dou accustomeu wj swiuuuu it? mc
Tiver, sad soon went down. His 20mptuiion
thougirfc that Williams was
paying foolishly and did not go to
Ms assistance when he called for help.
BrMge .Soon to Be Built.
[ It seems that some of the people of
' t-he county have doubted the contract
' Cor the building of the Steele bridge
I aeroiis the Saluda, and in order to set
the naatter-etraight, Couuty Commis- <
sioner James Caughman addressed a,
: letter to the eon tractors, the Carolina '
| Engineering Co, of Burlington, N. C.
i Mn Caughman is just in receipt of a
| letter stating that work will commence ;
I on the bridge by the first of Septem- !
i her, &f not -sooner. This should satisfy
! even the most doubting Thomas.
Firs! Open Cotton.
Me. F. O. hunter, of Seivern, sent
| us on the 4th of August the first open
! cotton we have seen or heard of this
; eeasoci. It oatne from the field of Dr.
: Blue Mountain Joe Harman, who most
always has the first open cotton.
IOCS HAYES. 1
Mt Coor Hayes is announced as a
candidate for fudge of Probate in this
Wa ITu./.. i.Ll. .A3
incur, zjxi . xxrey en iau jur UilB umce ,
eight years ago, receiving a compli- 1
- mentargvote. Hie is a clever, popular ]
. and energetic gentleman, and promisee,
if elected, to locate at the court
house and give M? undividedlime and
attention to the discharge of the da- '
ti^s of the office.
Subscribe to The Dispatch.
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oads, Fears not the Sand ant
10.00 for a car that is the equ
ISEPOWER $730
??wm.wmTwmaB mi M?n?M?ara?
in automobile. The "quick" pui
hole lot, and gives one an opporl
ssatisiiecL
had a car like that." The "Scha<
i Market. We tell you these thii
"Schacht", and the truthfulness
i between the ordinary Automobi
GIVEN AT ANY TIME.
ARE WE JUS1
Perhaps we ought
achievement. But, you kn<
more he wants.'' This beir
in soliciting new business; i
are so well equipped to han
Citizen's Bank
Batesbui
1892.
Lexington Ss
LEXINGTON,
Capital, Surplus and Undi
m m
5 per cent interest paid
bein computed semi-annually,
received.
Commercial accounts also j
Ample facilities for hand!
account will be appreciated.
Safety deposits boxes for re
W.P.I
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J Climbs the Hills like a M
al of any automobile selling
'urchases the Best Car of it
offered the Motoring 1
-chaser will live to regret the
unity to select the Best. If yc
:ht" is capable of doing as mu<
lgs and also stand ready at an
of our statements. Try other
le and the "Schachf. If it cos
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to be satisfied with present
)w uthe more a man gets the
ig true, we are then justified
md esoeciallv so. since we
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of Batesburg,
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1910.
lyings Bank,.'
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vided Profits $35,000*
on savings deposits, interest?
> Deposits of $1.00 and over
riven special attention. -ing
your business, and your
>nt,t 1.00 per year.
iOOF President and Cashier
exican Burro. !
r for $1,200.00 I
s class, ever |
Public. | i
i fact that he was not 11
:>u do not purchase a JI
ch as any automobile |
y time to prove them S
cars and then come g
its no more to pur- |
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Carolina. I