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[ H, I THE I Dry Good BH jH ILS== Tie Lexington Dispatch Wednesday, Aug. 10,1910. G SL Harm a 5, Editor and Publisher D. R. Haltxwangek, Assistant Editor. Entered, at the Post Office at Lexington, . 8. 0., as second class matter. I CIRCULATION 2.327. J < Candidates Sign Pledge * On Bridge Matter. To the Editor of The Dispatch. In order that the votere in the coming primary may understand clearly the free bridges proposition and that the Representatives in the Senate and Mouse may understand what is exacted of them in certain contingencies and that the voters may know what to expect of the Representatives, { the Senator and the following candidates for the House, J. B. Wingard, Jsaac Edwards, J. L. Amick, L W. Redd and W. Rx Lowe have signed jind filed with me the following pledge: "If the majority of the votes cast 011 the bridge question at the coming pri> m >ry are in favor of free bridges and " feoth sections of the county now proposed to be cut into Richland county vote to remain in Lexington county or do not vote on going, then I will endeavor to secure such legislation as will provide for the payment, by Lexington county, in five years, of onethird of the cost of two free bridges ito Columbia?one across Congaree ' Jtiver and one across Broad river, not to exceed $25,000.00. **If tbe majority or toe votws oast on the bridge question, at the coming primary are in favor of free bridges .and one section of the county now proposed to be cut into Richland county votes to go into Richland coonty and tbe other votes to remain an Lexington, or does not vote on godng, then I will endeavor to secure -such legislation as will provide for Lexington county to pay, in five jyeaxe, one-third of the cost of a free bridge in that section that remains in Lexington. "If both sections vote to go into Richland county, or the majority of the votes cast in the primary on the bridge question, is against free bridg- : ^es, then I will do nothing to make : Lexington connty pay any part to- ! -wards a free bridge ?>r bridges." j I request that you publish this as a j scatter of general information. < Yours truly, 5 D. F. EFIRD, County Chairman. J r Stenographers to Meet. r Thesecond annual convention of the i ^reorganized State Stenographers' as- J sociation will be held in Spartanburg ^ i ncmat. 1R 17?nr1 1S Thf? stftnOSTf- ^ pbers will make headquarters at the q Wcfford Colleee fitting: school, where ^ they can obtain, board and lodging t he school building having been fitted i azp this summer to accommodate the q teachers of the Wofford college sum- \ mer scl ool. q The Dispatch acknowledges the re- q <oeipt of an invitation to attend from \ Mr. O. B. Anderson, the popular conrt \ stenographer of this circuit.. \ ANNUAL REPORT ! ?OF? ' ?w L. WINGARD, Treas., j LEXINGTON COUNTY, S. C., j SCHOOL CLAIMS. ~8o. Name. Nature. Amt. -J01 Mrs Mae Kreps, teaching.. 40 00 302 Mande Dantzler " 37 50 303 Merna Riley, 44 37 50 30* Jos L Amick. 44 50 00 305 Bessie Edwards, 44 20 00 306 A M Holloway, 44 12 00 307 .A M Holloway, " 10 00 308 Minnie Kleckiey, 44 40 00 339 D Mosely, 44 25 00 210 Eula Epting, 44 1 70 30 215. Dora Shirey, 44 40 00 313 Pauline Bennet, 44 40 00 213 Lousia D Suber, 44 40 00 214 W E Long, 4* 50 00 :217> Maggie Shuler, 35 00 :21S "Katie Shult-r, 44 40 00 217 Carrie Morgan, 44 4 0 00 -.218 Bessie Davidson, 4* 75 00 -319 J E Shealy, 44 87 50 '220 The State Co , apparatus 3 00 221 Jim West, rent, 7 50 322 Willie Shull, WibieSenn bd 39 46 323 Saml J Derrick, teaching, 80 00 234 Bessie G Lown, teaching, 35 00 225 Shull & Wessinger, buildings 10 35 -226 Fannie Sightler, teaching, 30 00 327 Reboecca R Curray, 44 2 5 00 W B Eoberte, repairs, 6 05, . N. K STOR s, Notions, Shoes, We Handle onl> KAM 229 William Titley, teaching, 8 70 J 230 William Titley, " 11 30 J 231 H A Branson, repairs, 62 64 I 232 Oharlton Singleton teach'g 35 00 J 233 Charlton Singleton, " 35 00 J 234 Rath Parlor, " 25 00 J 235 E W Julie, " 25 00 I 236 C D Shealy, repairs, 14 66 237 A F Swygert, teaching, 90 00 r, n J tf An 238 .airs o r nuwauaj, w w , 239 Maddie E Chapman, " 47 (X) 240 H L Gardner, 44 40 00 241 Mary E Crouch, " 32 50 242 B F Buckhalter, " 58 50 243 Viola M Sharpe, " 26 00 244 W W Haws, atty fees, 50 00 245 I H Alston, teaching, 22 50 246 J O Singley, fuel, 4 75 247 J O Singley, teaching, 50 00 248 Walter R Bowman, 44 1100 249 Walter R Bowman, 44 12 00 250 Carrie Ezell, " 25 00 251 George Butler, 44 15 50 1252 George Butler, 44 4 50 253 Thos C Lykes, 44 15 00 254 E Bowman, 44 2 6 00 1 255 M D Fulmer, x44 60 00 256 Annie Belle Kaminer,44 30 00 257 A D Martin, traveling exp. 6 CO 258 D P Wheeler, teaching, 23 75 259 A Leila Priestetr, 44 40 00 260 Edna L Alston,^ ** 35 00 261 V/ E Black, principal 44 232 50 262 J Iugram Wilson, 44 * 65 00 1 263 Mary J Gardiner, 44 2 6 00 204 Beau lab Seay, 44 30 00 1 285 J E R Kyzer, 44 50 00 < 266 Kezie R George, . 44 40 00 267 Sue H Corley, 44 50 00 268 U P Etheredge, 44 46 25 269 Graham & Sturkie, atty fees 112 50 270 R B Hydrick, teaching, 40 00 271 Blanch Kyzer, 44 35 00 272 W H Jones, ex. 3 00 273 Mmcy R Pound, teaching 26 25 274 Bertha T Kleckley, 44 40 00 275 Bertha T Kleckley, u 40 00 276 A Leila Priester, 44 16 00 277 Inez Jefcoat, 44 31 00 . 278 Bessie Lee Crouch 44 35 00 ' -?? T-> * cc /mnn I ztv mary u Adruu, w w 280 Mary Edna Crouch' 44 32 50 281 Paul J Corley, 44 25 00 282 Paul J Ccrley, 44 25 00 283 H L Harman, 44 55 0o 284 H C Bookman, 44 40 00 285 H C Bookman,- 44 40 00 286 Carrie Lee Buford, 44 42 50 287 Mrs S E Shealy, 44 32 00 288 Thad W Drelier, 44 25 00 289 Charlotte Singleton, 44 3 5 00 290 Reynolds & Craft, repairs, 10 00 291 D Mosely, teaching, 10 00 292 Hattie Hook, 44 4 0 00 293 Lula B Walker, 44 25 00 294 Maggie Shuler, 44 35 00 295 Mrs R L Youmans, 44 35 00 296 D I Drafts, repairs, 12 00 | 297 Saml P Schneider, teaching 36 00 | 298 Fannie Sightler, 44 15 00 ? 299 Linnie Bachman, 44 2 0 00 ? 1)0 Linnie Bachman, 4* 20 00 | Ml Fannie J Sightler, 44 25 00 2 102 Reua Smitn, 44 40 00 E 103 W D Hill, 44 50 00 S 104 Hattie C Booker, 44 25 CO 105 Lela Falmer, 44 35 00 g 106 Jas H Frye, building 23 50 E 107 Annie Harsey, teaching 35 00 jg 108 Minnie G Kleckley, 44 40 00 I 109 G A Mills, 44 6 0 00 R 110 J09 L Amick, 44 5 0 00 111 J09 L Amick, 44 12 50 112 Hattie Henry, 44 25 00 113 Brit Gunter, 44 3 5 00 114 J D Wingard, buildings 3 75 115 Carrie E Henry, teaching 25 00 116 Alice G Harris, 44 50 00 117 Alice G Harris, 44 50 00 118 Sara A Walker, 44 30 Oo 119 Carrie Smith, 44 20 00 120 Julian A Price, 44 50 00 121 W E Long, 44 5 0 00 122 Marv V Peterson, ,4 25 00 ? 323 MrsBirdie Adams, 44 35 00 L 324 Mamie Collin9, 44 25 00 325 R M Adams, 44 15 00 ( 326 H J Dominick, 44 25 00 327 A M Hollo way, 44 12 00 I 32S A M Aolloway, 44 10 00 3;9 Lennie L Clark, 4* 30 00 330 Ada L iGrone, 44 75 00 331 Henry Reese, fuel 4 00 332 N W Raynor & Co. '4 10 00 333 H A Branson, teaching 420 00 334 H A Brunson, 4* 420 00 335 H A Brunson, 44 420 00 336 H A Brunson, *4 128 75 i 337 H A Brunson, furniture 57 00 r 338 Ara L Stacy, teaching 50 00 339 Lottie B Reynolds, 44 4 5 00 ' 340 J S Barnwell, 44 75 00 , 341 Duva E Redmond, 44 4 5 00 > 312 C D Shealy, buildings 5 10 j 343 Vera Houseal, teaching 55 00 , 344 Hattie E Harris, 44 25 00 I 245 Lillie Fallaw, 44 4 0 00 * 346 Mrs Mae Kreps, 44 4 0 00 c 347 Merna Riley, 41 39 40 348 Mauie Dantzler, 44 37 50 < 319 Florence Lykes, 44 2 5 00 PL.Q'/tir 44 4 0 45 I I ?VilVl CJtV V4AJV. * y ?V . 351 Beatrice Bedenbaugh 44 50 00 ; j 352 Ruth Parlor, 4 4 25 00 j 353 Anna B Jack?on, 44 25 00 ; 1 354 Annie Belle Karainer 44 , 27 00 j I 355 Sarah C Q.nattlebaum 44 2 0 00 J ' 356 S S Lindler, 44 50 GO ; 357 G A Mills, 44 60 'X) j 358 Ivu Croat, 44 :^0 GO 1 359 Dora Shirev, 44 *0-00! 3ES3S?3fl!Gi BI6H3S8E3HES9BBI9I5B5E395 ie wn We Invite a Close Inspectior Hats, Etc. Hard1 Groceries?Hea r the best and our pi INER < / 560 Bessie Edwards, 44 20 00 561 Carrie E Smith, 44 5 00 362 Lueinda A Smith, 44 8 00 < 363 Lu?inda A Smith, 44 2 0 00 ' 364 Curtis Weiraorts, 44 3 5 00 ; 365 H L Harman, 44 55 00 366 Kezie R George, 44 4 0 00 : 367 H F Smith, 4- 20 00 > 368 A M Hutro, furniture 7 80 ! 369 Thos C Lykes, teaching 30 00 j 370 C D Lowndes, 44 25 00 371 Edna L Alston, 44 25 00 372 Nettie Fnlmer, 44 35 00 373 Nettie Fulmer, 44 3 5 00 374 R9becca Curry, 44 25 00 375 C A Fuller, 44 7 5 00 [continued next week.] Uama ie Daliaf fnr IVnmon nsic ia iibiibi iui iivinviii i If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant h rbcu?*eforwo an'a ills, j try Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf II is n j safe and never-faiiinu regulator. At Druggists or by n.ail 5t) ets. Sample package HUE 21 Address, TheMctner <jrray<Jo.,Leiloy i N. Y. j i Special FreigM Notice. Commencing August 1st. the fn ight warehouse of the Southern Railway i ompany at the Lexington depot wiil be closed at 5 o'clock p. m., every day except Saturday, when it will be closed at 3 p. m. Will positively not be opene., for anyone after these hours. J. S. ROWELL, iw Agt. Southern Railway Co. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Bestore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diseases & hair falling. 50c, and tl.00 at Druggists Buy Your j Hides, Skins, Furs, | \ Wool, Tallow, and all 1 j kinds of Junk, Scrap I j Iron, Brass, Copper, I I Zinc, Old Rubber, etc. | j Highest Cash Prices I j Paid at all times. ? 11 U/ilon U/ IIQptin I!: f! Hub VI 1*1 III (111 J 700 Lady and 1118 Plain St., I COLUMBIA, S. C. I Reference: Palmetto Nat'l. Bank. I South-West Georgia form Lands Level improved farms from M to 10,000 acres each, fhis one is a bargain, 5,000 j icres, 1,000 acres of fine tim- j ier, 2 good water powers, j lice residence, 30 tenant j louses, good school on farm, ill lies well and fine land. ?16.00 per acre. We also have >ome fine timber land, water lower propositions, and busiless openings. I.S.S6. W. ANBKEVS, 24-36 Planters Bank Building ; AMERICA, GECR81A. I fH TH i of our Immense Stock of ware, Stoves, Rang< vy and Fancy. ices are always as lov Be CO., Alfred J. Fox, j Real Estate and Insurance, j LEXINGTON, - S. C. I Wanted [ > 75 to 100 acres fair farming > land. ! 1 25 acres farming land near [ j Lexington. j? i i 50 acres suitable for farming | | not over 2 miles from Lexington. [ ' 100 acres good for trucking, j | For Sale. j SOne acre lot, 7 room dwelling j j in the town of Lexington?terms J j < easy. > ej 1-2 acre lot, 3 room dwelling in \ y Lexington?s-asv terms. | 4 One lv>i iu Batesburg* 81x200 feet, > \ 4 i com cottage. [ | 125 acres 4 miles from Lexirg- | j ton, 40 acres open land, 4 room > < house, good pa=r.ur^ and plenty , | water. J | Several vacant lots in Lexing- > ( ton. i j 30 acres one mile, from Lex- | j ingfcon, timbered. j 73 acres, a part of which is in > the incorporate limits of tha J town of I<exington, dwelling, J barn and stables?good terms, > answer quick. I have valuable lots in Colum- | bia for sale. > If you have a farm, town lot > i or timber to sen write or can to see me. If you need a good farm ' let me know and if what I have ? don't suit you I'll get one that will. ? Write or call to see me I j AT 11 THE HOKE I j ! NATIONAL BANK, jj Lexington, S. C > >!. AUGUSTA $12.75 Annual Summer E I SOUTHERN 1 i Consisting of First Cla ted Through Without Chan ! Special Train Schedule. Lv. Augusta, Ga 2-45 p. Lv. Johnston, S. C 4:05 p. Lv. Batesburg, 4:43 p. Lv. Lexington, 5.25 p. Lv. Columbia, 6:20 p. There will also be very lov | Health I Limit: Good to reach orig Diagrams for Pullman Sleeping C atply. Schedule figures publi ed information will be cheerful i i A. H. ACKER, T. P. 1 725 Broad St. Aug & CO. \E GOODS ss and Farming Implements. I \ p as the lowest. I 9 LEXINCTON, I! SOUTH CAROLINA. I j POWER, SPEED. COMFORT, I * ! ft Till r m iia Tiir dint, rm int REFINEMENT i That means low cost of upkeep I I That's what you get in a ^ \ 1; f ? . ^ "? " j ^ ' I ( i a proved value. This car meets every representation. B ( i Regal "30" rises pre-emiueatly above its class. Have a A A i demonstration and you will immediately see why we have B jB 1 5,000 satisfied owners. If }rou contemplate purchasing a B W 1 car at any pi ice, do not fail to investigate Regal "30," it P 1 "J will probably save you money. You will find this car costs | 1 iless for upkeep than any product of similar specifications, r \ Gasoline and Oil?That's All, | Write Us for Full Information on the Regal t/ns. f 4 KARL F. OSWALD. (| District Agent, f J !! LEXINGTON,: S. C. I ' | <i ? TO WASHINGTON, 0. 0. i Round Trip, Limit 15 Days. j Kursiom Wednesday, August 17,1910 , J iAILWAY SPECIAL TRAIN j ss Coaches and Pullman Sleeping Cars Will be Operage Rate to Washington and return. Rate to Norfolk and return. | ' m., Aug. IT $12.75 910.00 j , m $12 50 $10.00 m $11.00 $0 00 ill., $10 00 $ 8.00 | m., *10.00 $ S.00 j J I r fares to a number of other attractive places, Particularly j ' and Pleasure Resorts. j ' rinal starting point on or before September 1st, 1910. 3ars now open, Accommodations therein should be secured immedi- j shed only as information and are not guaranteed. Further detailly giyen. Lit us know your wishes and we will try to meet them. K. J. L. MEEK. Asst. G. P. A. < ^ usta, Ga. j