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' ANNUAL REPORT -i: S- ?V < ?OF? | E. L. WINGARD, Treas., LEXINGTON COUNTY, S. C., SCHOOL CLAIMS. (Continued from last week.) No. Name. Nature. Amt. 376 Rosa P Haywood, Teaching 40 00 377 Mary 0 Able, " 40 00 378 D J Hallman, 80 00 >' 879 Louisa D Suber, 40 00 880 J O Singley, tT 50 00 381 J Frank Kaiser, 44 60 00 882 44 44 44 44 60 00 383 D E Amick, 44 45 00 . 384 J E Shealy, 44 87 50 385 J Ansel Canghman, 44 60 00 > AAA 11 11 11 Lt AA AA " OU KAJ ^ 387 BrifcGimter, 44 19 04 388 Bessie G Lown, 44 35 00 389 B P Bnrckhalfcer, 44 90 00 / 390 Viola M Sharpe, 44 41 50 391 Noah E Derrick, 44 40 00 392 44 44 44 44 40 00 393 44 44 44 44 40 00 394 Henry Fulmer, 44 67 10 395 44 44 . ; 44 6 5 00 396 Mary Henry Fulmer, 44 35 00 397 44 44 44 44 35 00 398 Vanilla Clark, " 25 00 399 Mrs Lola Maynard, / 46 00 400 44 44 ' 44 44 45 00 401 Lula McLure, " 35 00 402 Mary J Gardiner, 44 8 00 403 LotUe&Hattie Cromer44 60 00 404 Sue H OorJey, 4 50 00 :K 405 Carrie Morgan, 44 40 00 406 Mary B Aaron, v 44 40 00 407 H L Gardner, 44 40 00 408 44 44 44 Apparatus 1 95 409 Sam'l J Derrick, Teaching 80 00 410 K iSi sneaiey, oo uu 411 Bessie Dayidson, . 44 75 00 412 Bessie Lee Crouch, 44 35 00 413 A F Swygert, 90 00 t 414 Elvira Julie, 44 35 00 415 Lula B. Walker 44 25 00 * 416 Inez Jefcoat, 40 00 x 417 Carrie E Henry, 44 15 00 418 Pauline Bennett " 40 00 419 Katie Shnler, " 40 00 420 U P Etheredge, 44 50 00 421 Eva Bookman, ' 35 00 422 44 44 " 31 00 a 423 Wm. Tittley, 44 11 85 424 44 44 44 8 15 J. 425 Benlah Seay, 44 3 0 00 426 W E Black, Prin. 44 185 00 427 J Ingram Wilson, 44 65 00 AOQ Oomo T.oa UnfnrH. " 44 nO TOO U -"-"V* AVU) v 489 D J Hallman, teaching 45 00 490 Curtis Weirmonts 44 35 00 491 Nettie Fulmer 44 3 5 00 492 H A Branson 44 420 00 49 3 4 4 4 4 44 100 00 494 Mary B Aaron 44 28 00 ' 495 H L Harman 44 5 9 35 : 496 Vanilla Clark 44 25 00 497 Hattie E Harris 44 25 00 498 Beaulah Seav 44 3 0 00 < 499 Annie Bell Kaminer 44 28 70 ; 500 Linnie L Clarke 44 3 0 00 501 44 44 44 12 88 502 Kezzie B George 44 40 00 ?03 WE Long 44 61 16 504 I V Wessinger, rent 3 75 505 Dora Shirey, teaching 40 00 506 Carrie Lee Bnford 44 42 75 . 507 J M Meetze 44 35 00 508 44 44 35 00 509 44 44 44 35 00 510 44 44 44 26 25 511 17a Croat 44 30 00 512 J E Shealy 44 84 00 518 E L Asbill, afcty's fee 10 00 514 J C Drafts, fael 6 00 kik P!MiaI Ripazer. teaching 40 20 j 516 Meroa Riley 44 43 00 517 Mrs Mae Kreps 44 40 00 518 Maude Dantzkr 44 37 50 519 Dora E Redmond, 44 4 5 00 520 Pauline Bennett 44 40 00 521 J 0 SiDgley 44 5 0 00 522 B F Bnrfchalter 44 82 50 523 Viola M Sharpe 44 40 00 524 George Long, fuel and rent 12 75 525 LulaMcCIure, teaching 35 00 526 Charloxt Singleton ,4 50 00 527 A F Swygert 4 4 90 00 . 528 Elvira Julie 44 10 00 529 Rebeca B Curry 44 2 5 00 I 530 S S Lindler 44 5 0 00 | 531 E U Shealy 44 80 00 532 44 44 44 80 00 533 Jas Caughman, fuel-rent 8 90 ! 234 Hattie Hoofc, teaching 2) 00 ; 535 R O Shealv & Co. fuel 3 75 1 536 J Frank Kiiser, teaching ro 00 537 An^'e Harvey, 44 3 '? 00 538 44 44 44 1'' 50 ~X^sJ VWtiiV MW , 429 Florence Lykes, " f 00 430 Carrie R Werts, 44 / > 00 431 44 44 44 / ^0 00 432 Mrs Birdie Adams, 44 / 34 21 433 I H Alston, 44 ? 30 00 \ 434 (a) Fannie J Sigh tier 44 25 00 434 (b) Eula Jackson, 44 2 5 00 435 E Bowman, 44 35 00 436 J Y Davis, 44 20 00 437 Blanche Kyzer, 44 3 5 00 438 Geo. Butler, 44 4 50 : ' 439 ?? " " 2 50 440 J E R Kyzer, 44 50 00 441 R B Hydriek, 44 4 0 00 442 B H Knight, Furniture 7 00 443 Thad W Dreiier, Teaching 47 50 444 W D Hill,i 44 50 00 445 C L Bouknight, Ground 14 85 446 J E Quattlebaum, Building 401 00 447 Mary V Peterson, Teaching 25 00 448 Mrs S E Shealey, 44 30 00 443 Licinda A Smita, 44 6 00 45 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 0 00 451 Louise D Saber, 44 18 00 452 Narvle Meetze, Repairs 1 50 ^ ? m. 1-1 or AA 453 i&OSa Fallow, leacuuig oo vu 454 Mary E Oroacli, 4* 32 50 455 R L Youmans, " 35 00 456 " 44 44 44 8 75 457 Hattie Henry, 44 16 00 45 8 4 4 44 44 10 00 '459 WD Hill, 44 5 99 460 H A Branson, Supt. Bld'g. 275 00 . . 481 H F Smith, Teaching 12 75 462 D E Amick, 44 45 00 463 A D Martin,,Trayeling Exp. 17 50 464 J G Dayis, * . Teaching 2 50 , 465 Julian A Price, 44 50 00' / 466 Sadella Kleckley, 44 45 00 ; 46 7 44 ' 44 4 4 4 5 00 468 Rena Smith, 44 40 00 469 Sani'l P Schneider, 44 4 0 00 470 Alice G Harris, 44 50 00 471 Eula Epting, 44 70 00 472 *4 44 44 7 0 00 473 Lafctie&Hafctie Cromer4 60 00 474 Martha A Rawl 44 2 00 475 Sarah Qaattlebaum, 44 100 00 - 476 C A Fellers, 44 75 00 477 Mary C Able, .44 40 Oo 478 Rose P Hay ward, 44 40 00 : 479 B N Bodie, 44 150 00 480 Ja9 J Langford, Fuel 9 00 481 B F Taylor, repairs 8 00 482 Mrs S P Holladay, teaching 40 00 483 Lena J Lucius, 44 31 00 j 484 Lottie B Reynolds 44 45 00 485 Ara L Stacy 44 5 0 00 486 Sarah A Walker 44 3 0 00 487 Ruth Parlor 44 30 00 aqq T T?. T^i?inV fnol S Sfi 539 J Ansel Canghman *4 60 00 540 Mary H Fulmer 44 35 00 541 Henry Fulmer 44 65 00 542 Sue H Corley 44 50 00 543 Carrie Morgan 44 40 00 544 Mrs Lola Maynard 44 45 00 545 Ada LaGrone 44 75 00 546 Geneva Bake* 44 18 00 247 Lula Belie Walker 44 25 00 548 W H Jones, furniture 24 22 549 Bessie Davidson, teaching 75 00 550 (a) Inez Jeicoat 44 40 00 550 (b)HL Gardner, 44 4 0 0C 551 People's Bank, buildings 78 26 552 E J Etheredge 44 19 50 553 Vera Hooseal, teaching 55 00 554 D E \mick " 20 25 555 J V Hutto, farniture 17 25 RKft Maridifl E Chanman. teach 47 00 557 44 44 44 47 00 558 William Titley 4 4 17 40 559 Cal Hook, rent 8 00 560 William Titley, teaching 2 60 561 Jim West, rent 5 00 562 Mrs S P Hoi ad ay, teaching 40 00 563 Sbull & Wessinger, repairs 4 75 564 Andrew Crawford, agt. fuel 6 00 565 A L Hook, repairs 15 00 566 James P Setzler, repairs 22 50 567 H E Maher, poll ana dogs 8 00 568 Arrie Gregory, teaching 30 00 569 V 44 42 00 570 Bessie GLown 14 35 00 571 W E Black, principal 185 00 572 H J l>ominiek, teaching 15 00 573 44 " 44 22 00 574 J 8 Barnwell, teaching 75 00 575 Anna B Jackson, 44 25 00 57 6 44 . 44 44 17 00 577 Ullie Fallaw 40 00 578 Fannie J Sigbtler 44 25 00 579 Jtiiitie s&uier ** ww 580 Lela Fuimer 44 35 00 581 44 44 4 4 3 5 00 582 J Ingram Wilson 44 32 50 583 8?m J Derrick 44 80 00 584 J W Hendrix, rent 80 585 G B Gibson, furniture 2 50 586 Sam J Schneider, teaching 24 00 587 R E Shealy 44 65 00 588 Mrs S E Shealy 44 30 00 589 A D Martin, traveling ex 4 6C 590 Jaiian A Price, teaching 50 00 591 Edna L Alston 44 30 00 592 I H Alston 44 , 32 50 593 J E R Kyzer, teaching 50 00 594 Florence Lykes 44 2 5 00 595 Linnie Bachman 44 2 0 00 596 4' 44 4 4 2 0 00 597 W W Hawes, attys fee 13 00 598 (a) Rosa B Fallaw, teaching 35 00 508 (b) Nettie Folmer 44 35 00 599 Thos C Lykes 44 37 50 600 Mary E Crouch 4' 37 50 601 Vanilla Clarke 44 20 00 602 George Butler " 20 00 603 S S Lindler 50 00 604 S S Lindler, repairs 1 15 605 Jas V Smith, teaching 40 00 606 44 44 44 40 00 607 44 44 44 40 00 608 44 44 . 44 40 00 609 Mincy R Pound 44 35 00 610 44 44 44 So 00 611 Paul J Corley, teaching 25 00 612 44 44 44 37 50 613 Mary V Peterson 44 25 00 614 Dora Shirey 44 26 00 615 Thad W Dreher 44 52 50 616 44 44 repairs 4 60 617 Lena J C Lucius, teaching 30 00 618 H A Branson 44 432 00 619 HL Gardner 44 20 00 620 M D Fulmer 44 60 00 621 44 44 44 60 00 622 44 44 44 60 00 623 Benzena Martin 44 12 00 624 Ara Stacy 44 42 50 625 Lottie B Reynolds 44 3 8 25 626 Alice G Harris 44 50 00 627 J Franfc Kaiser 44 46 25 628 Rena Smith 44 " 40 00 629 C A Fellers 44 7 5 25 630 D J Hallman 44 4 5 00 631 Mary C Able 4 4 40 00 632 Rose P Haywood 44 40 00 633 AdaLaGrone 44 8 7 00 634 Ella V Kaeece, ground 20 00 635 Bessie G Lown, teaching 35 00 636 WPEtheredge 44 58 84 637 Eala Epting 44 70 00 638 Maggie Shuler 44 35 00 63 9 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 5 00 640 Eala Jackson 44 35 00 ^ ? H AO AA 031 " 29 uu 642 J L Harman, fuel 2 50 643 Iva Crout, teaching 30 00 644 E Bowman 44 12 50 645 Ethel Eleazer 44 40 00 646 Carrie Lee Buford, teaching 43 50 647 J S Bafnwell 44 63 75 643 Bee9ie Davidson 44 62 50 649 J C Reynolds, fuel 15 37 650 Jas P Setzler, repairs 5 00 651 Carrie R Werts, teaching 40 00 652 44 44 44 40 00 653 H C Bookman 44 42 50 654 44 44 44 42 50 655 44 44 44 42 50 656 C L Bouknight 4 6 00 657 B F Burkhalter 44 60 00 658 (a) Viola M Sharpe 44 40 00 658 (o) Jul A Price 44 25 00 659 Curtis Weumorts 44 35 00 630 44 44 44 14 10 661 S P Gardner 44 6 00 662 Ruth Parlor 44 37 50 663 J O Singley 44 50 00 664 W D Hill 44 31 50 665 H L Harman 44 55 00 666 A Leila Preister 44 30 00 667 44 44 44 30 00 668 feertha T Kleckley 44 40 00 669 44 44 *4 40 00 670 44 44 44 16 60 671 Sudella Kleckley 44 4 5 00 672 Lola Maynard 44 4 5 00 673 Lula McLure 44 35 00 674 Mrs S E Shealy 44 30 00 675 Sue H Corley 44 4 5 50 676 Maddie Chapman 44 47 85 677 Inez Jefcoat 44 4 0 00 678 Charlotte Singleton 44 5 0 00 679 44 44 44 50 00 680 A R Taylor, fuel 6 75 6S1 R E Shealy, teaching 70 65 682 G A Mills 44 8 0 00 coo ?< ?? (< fi on VDO Oi A\J 684 J Y Davis 44 8 00 685 Nina Henry 44 65 00 68 6 4 4 4 4 6 5 00 687 44 44 44 98 65 688 W E Black, prin 44 155 00 6S9 V Aletha Oswalt 44 125 00 690 George Butler 44 17 50 691 George Taylor, rent 2 50 692 Hattie E Harris, teaching 15 00 693 Carrie Morgan *4 40 00 694 Minnie G Kleckley 44 40 00 695 44 44 44 40 00 696 Blanche Kyzer 44 67 00 697 Lottie ana Hattie Cromer teaching 60 00 698 A D Martin, traveling ex 37 35 699 A F Swygert, teaching 83 S3 700 Kezzie R George 44 40 00 701 44 ,4 44 20 00 702 E U Shealy 44 7 2 00 703 W E Long 44 75 00 704 M P George, repairs 90 705 Alice G Harris, teaching 50 00 706 Mary Henry Fulmer 44 35 90 707 Henry Fnliner 44 65 00 708 Eula Ept ng 44 43 05 709 Sara J Derrick 44 29 87 710 Lula McCl-ire 44 13 30 711 L F Oswalt, .uel 7 70 712 Mrs S P Holladay, teaching 60 00 713 Thad W Dreher 4\ 50 00 1 714 Viola M Sharpe " 20 00 1 715 Rena Smith 44 40 00 ' 716 Hattie Hook " 30 00 i 717 41 ,4 14 40 00 718 Sara E Quattlebaum 44 30 00 719 Noah E Derrick 44 40 00 720 44 44 20 00 721 H A Brun9on, supt 44 4 2 0 00 722 C A Fellers 44 75 50 723 Mary C Able 44 4 0 0 0 724 Rose P Haywood 44 40 00 725 J P Able, fnel 9 00 726 R B Hydrick, teaching 20 00 727 J O Singley 44 50 00 728 J A Chapman, fnel 4 20 729 B F Burkhalter, teaching 60 00 730 Carrie Morgan 44 4 0 00 731 W E Black, prin 44 155 00 732 Eva Bookman 44 3 00 733 Ethel A Dreher 44 60 00 | 734 44 41 44 5 0 00 735 Ethel Eleazer 44 3 6 00 736 Kfird & Dreher, attys fee 5 00 737 Lottie and Hattie Cromer, teaching 15 00 738 Thoa Drafts, fuel 13 50 739 LelaFnlmer, teaching 35 00 740 Lola Maynard ' 45 00 741 Maggie Shnler 44 35 00 . 742 Katie Shnler 44 4 0 00 743 44 *4 40 00 744 A F Swygert 44 18 70 745 Sndella Kleckley 44 4 5 00 746 George J Sox 44 5 0 00 747 George E Gantt 44 30 30 748 Rena Smith 44 40 00 749 M D FuJmer 44 6 0 00 750 ,4 >' 44 . 60 00 751 Miney R Pound 44 24 50 752 Mary C. Able 44 40 00 753 Rose P Haywood 44 40 00 754 H A Brandon, sapb 44 79 87 755 J S Wessinger, et a)., bldgs 300 00 T U w?vi n v* f An RO OK 34*36 Planters sank Building AMERICUS, GEORGIA. Notice of Stockholders Meeting. By authority of the Secretary of State, dated July 19th, 1910. We the undersigned commission, L. W. Wise, D. F. Shumper:, C. R. Rish, D. B. Kneece, M. D. and L B. Etheredge, M. D., will open books of subscription for a bank at Pelion, S. C., to be known a< the 1'ank of Pelion. Now by authority vested in me as "President temporary," the stockholders of said bank will meet at Pelion, S. C. on Friday August 9th, 1910 at 4:30 P. M. for the purpose of forming a permanent organization. Signed, L. W. Wise, Temporary President. Pelion, S. C., August 8,1910. Turkeys and other fowl are ready for the axe sooner and bring more in the market when given Pratts, [Fc 86 years called Pratts Poultry Food] * It ma*?s them grow quicker and I bigger because it improves digestion, purifies the blood, keeps them healthy and saves loss from disease. It is also a remarkable egg-producer?makes hens lay all the year round. 25 lb. bag $2.50, smaller sizes from 25c up. ! Pratts Liquid Lice Kitter will quickly rid your poultry and houses of this pest?it is safe and sure. Why don't you try it ? i Pratt* Roup Cure is what you need to cure cases of real roup. Acts quickly, surely? when other remedies fail. 25c package. Pratt* Head Lice Ointment for little chicks, i sure and quick. Excellent for scaly legs too. It will save chicks for you. There's a Pratt remedy for every disease of poultry and livestock? every' one you can depend on. Ask ^ us about them. kaufmann drug company. fju xx xj xxa;uiout vrouuiu^ u* w 757 W B Rast, repairs 33 00 758 Henry W Fulmer, teaching 65 75 759 E Jones Co , stove 5 88 760 W W Hawes, repairs 9 00 761 J S Barnwell, teaching 44 00 762 Lottie B Reynolds 44 2 6 44 763 Jno V Dowd, bnilding 33 00 764 Ara Stacy, teaching 29 45 765 Mary V Peterson, teaching 25 00 768 44 44 44 19 50 767 Julius Hall, repairs 50 Total amount disbursed $32,980 45 Very respectfully, E. L. Wingard, County Treasurer. NOTE?The county claims will commence next week, the treasurer having already placed the report in our hands. ?Editor of The Dispatch. boutn-west iieorp Farm Lands Level improved farms from 40 to 10,000 acres each. This one is a bargain, 5,000 acres, 1,000 acres of fine timber, 2 good water powers, nice residence, 30 tenant houses, good school on farm, all lies well and fine land. $16.00 per acre. We also have some fine timber land, water power propositions, and business openings. W. S. 8 G. W. ANDREWS, a m a a ai a a aa 4 Here is Relief for Women. If you have pains in the back, Urinary, j Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant h^rbcure for wo an'a ills, try Mother Gray's Aus'ralian-Leaf. It is a safe and never-failing regulator. At Druggists or by mail 50 cts. Sample package >'REE Address, The Mctuer Gray Co., LeRoy N. Y. Special Freight Notice* Commencing: August 1st, the freight warehouse of the Southern Railway Company at the Lexington depot will be closed at 5 o'clock pi m., every day except Saturday, when it will be closed at 3 p. m. Will positively not be openea for anyone after these hours. J. S. ROWELL, 4w Agt. Southern Railway Co. HhaW8A? Clewte* And beautifie* the hair. Promotes A luxuriant growth. da^awa /ipaii MBBCqLy. : <MUI I>V aobvvav VI*?>7 KEB?fcjg=g-^^M Hair to Its Youthful Color. Curej tcalp di trace* k hair falling. ^?VmTM jT gOc.andf 1.00 at DruggiiU Wliii Buy Your I Hides, Skins, Furs, Wool, Tallow, and all kinds of Junk, Scrap Iron, Brass, Copper, I Zinc, Old Rubber, etc. | Highest Cash Prices I Paid at all times. | Wilse W. MrlinJ 700 Lady and 1118 Plain St., | I" COLUMBIA, S. C. I Reference: Palmetto Nat'i. Bank. I Canning Powder. Pat up your fruit and vegetables for winter use. Our canning powder does the work. Its cheap. Kaufmann Drug Co. Agent for Dermozone. 1 Rev. S. P. Shumpert w the authorized agent for the Dermozone Manufacturing Co., Columbia, S. C., incorporated and chartered by the State of Soath Carolina. Any contract made by Mr. Shumpert with druggist or others will be recognized by said company. DERMOZONE M'F'G CO. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington.. By George S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, Benjamin Bickley made suit to me, to grant him Letters of .Administration of the Estate of and effects of Cathern Jumper. These are therefcr? to cite and ad ?_ 1- ^.11 J mm a ^ n r\ lllUJUibU an nuusixi^uiar iuc kjiiuicu auu creditors of the said Cathern Jumper deceased, that they he and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on 23 day of August. 1910, next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 8th day of Aug. Anno Domini, 1910. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge, Lexington Coanty, S. C. Published on the 10th day of Aug. 1910, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2w Send us your orders for job work. A triul will convince you of our superior facilities. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR GOVERNOR. I beg to announce my candidacy for the office of Governor, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters of the State. Campaign promises are easily made. My purpose is, if elected, to' give the people a plain, honest and' businesslike administration. Of course I shall j advocate good roads,, good schools and j good government, iny attitude as to the same being well known to the pubI lie for many years. I consistently advocated prohibition I and was among the first to give money J and lend influence to push that rnoye- | : ment more than twenty years ago. 1 As a business man my chief aim, if elected, will be to conduct a State j government aiong business lines. F. H. HYATT. For Congress. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Democratic nomination j tor Congress from the Seventh Con- j gressional District of South Carolina and pledge myself to _abide the rules i awl regulations of the Democratic pri- j raary. A. F. Lever i I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Congress from the 7th Congressional district and pledge myself to comply with the requirements of the Democratic primary. Regarding the Democratic platform to be binding and also prior election promises, I will not preach one thing before election and do another after, W W. Ray, Congaree, S. C. For Honse of Representative; J. Brooks Wingard is hereby an nounced as a candidate for the Hous< of Representatives at the ensuing pri I mary election, and will abide the re suit of said election, and support th< nominees thereof. HP a Tnnn a T? m n n in V* ?-vVv% _L IJO xiuii* ioaau jjuwaiuo 10 jjoicuj announced as a candidate for reelec tion to the House of Representative! and is pledged to abide by tho resell of the Democratic primary. Many Friends. The many friends of Capt. L. W Redd, recognizing his ability to seryc his county in the halls of legislator and his true worth to the county ir the past as a patriotic, fearless and conscientious gentleman, do herebj announce him as a candidate for the House of Representatives, pledging him to- abide by the resnlt of the Democratic primary. Many Friends. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the Honsa o! Representatives and pledge myself tc abide the results of the Democratic primary. Joseph L. Amick. Recognizing his ability to represent his county in the State Legislature, ?t T u -1 3 r . _ ju. ouuiei is uereuy ttunuuuceu iui representative and is pledged to abid? by the result of the Democratic prima ry. A FRIEND. After careful consideration u?d al the solicitation of friends aU over th< the county, I hereby announce myself i candidate for the House of Representa tives and pledge myself to abide thernlei and regulations of the Democrats party. W. R. Lowe. For Treasurer. The friends of E. L. Wingard herebj announce his candidacy for reelectior to the office of County Treasurer o Lexington County in the coming pri mary, and pledge him to abide th* result of the same. The friends of J. M. Malpass an nounce him a candidate for the offic< of County Treasurer subject to the pri marv, and pledge him to abide the result of the election. For Auditor. Having endeavored diligently tc discharge my duty as an official anc assuring the public that I shall continue to do so if elected, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of County Auditoi and pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic prir. arv. W. D. Dent For Judge of Probate. Having discharged the duties of the office of Judge of Probate for Lexington County ably, fairly ana honestly, and recognizing his true worth to the county, the friends of George S, Drafts hereby announce him as a candidate for reelection to said office and pledge him to abide by the result ol the Democratic primary election. At the solicitation of friends and after mature consideration, I hereby announce myself a candidate for judge of Probate of Lexington county and pledge myself to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. If elected I promise to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability and will keep the office open six days in the week. Ioor Hayes. For County Commissioner. Having discharged the duties of the omce or county commissioner Honestly and faithfully during the last two years, the friends of James Caughman announce him as a candidate for reelection to said office and pledge him to abide by the result of the democratic primary. The many friends of S. Rofus Smith recognizing his valuable services as County Commissioner, announce him as a candidate for re-election and pledge him to abide the resaft of the ensuing piimarv election. 1x gmm mi n? 1 GOOD 1 M in i i - i* 3 And best of work is M 2 Feature that has 1 S The State-wi iH I jj and endor; H H [ M is South Carolina I M , X 13 ? IS All work in i | M ; s Guaranteed to i * Fence also. Wi S| IS See us and we H S Your interest is S! ; h ! - " 1 " : IS! SOUTH CAROLINA i 5 j S Phone 1558. : i>|! COLUMBIA, is! > R.|V. STILLER, Manager. : i m s mmmmns B. F. JONES, H. V. D. Graduate Veterinarian. Out-of-town call9 promptly .*. attendedto COLUMBIA, S. C. I g D. A. Jefcoat, of Swansea, is a candidate for county commissioner sob. ject to the rules and regulations of e the Democratic party. Friends. At the solicitation of numerous 3 friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for county commissioner, and pledge myself to abide by the re 7 suit of the primary election. John G. Boozer. J We hereby announce W. L. Addy ' as a candidate for county commissioner subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Many Friends. % [ The many friends of John W. Smith hereby announce him as a candidate I for county commissioner and pledge r him to abide by the result of the Dem> ocratic primary election. r > 1 1 -X .A .magistrate ist J'lBtriCl. Thos. L. Harm an having discharged , the duties of Magistrate of the 1st Judicial district with fairness and ability for the past two years, we hereby nomJ inate him as a candidate for reelection to said office and pledge him to abide by the result of the Democratic pri1 mar.y election. Friends. * 11111 i ... i i. ??? For Magistrate, 3rd District. We the voters of Magisterial District No. 3, of Lexington county, S. 0.. k knowing the competency and ability of * magistrate E. T. Ranch, who is now * serving ns as magistrate in District No. " 3 and being centrally located in said 8 district, do hereby announce him as a 3 candidate for re-election to the magistrate's office, and hereby pledge him - to abids the result of the primary election. Voters. Wallace E Lorick, of Irmo, is anr nounced as a candidate for Magistrate 1 of the 3rd judicial district and will f abide by the result of the primary. Friends ' I _ Tor Magistrate at Swansea, 3 The friends of U. W. Jeffcoat know. ing his ability to serve the people as j Magistrate of the Swansea District, announce him as a candididate for said office and pledge him to abide the re" suit of the primary election. , For Magistrate, 4th District. I J. C. Glover, of Bafesburg is hereby announced as a candidate for Magis" trate of the 4th judicial district of Lex* ington county and is pledged to abide * the result of Democratic primary. J The friends of Isaiah Hallmau announce him as a candidate for Magistrate of the 4th district and pledge him to abide the result of the primary election. t For Magistrate, 5th District, We hereby announce C. R. Rish for ' Magistrate of the fifth District of Lex' iugton county and pledge him to abide the result of the primary, j Voters. I hereby announce myself a9 a candidate for Magistrate of the 5th magisterial district and will abide by the result of the primary election. Drayton E. Clarke. For Magistrate in the Fork, We hereby announce Jno. H. Shealy , of the Fork for Magistrate and pledge him to abide the result of the primary. Friends. . For Magistrate, 7th District Hemy Buff is hereby announced as a candidate for re-electioi\to the office , of Magistrate of the 7th district and is . pledged to abide the result of the primary election. R&J. A. Gayden, of Brookland, is here ' j by announced as a candidate fortbe orfice cr Magistrate of the 7th District and pledges himself to abide by the result of the democratic primary. If you want to get all the news of the county campaign, subscribe now ' to The Dispatch. $100 per annum; 50c 6 months; 25c for 3 months?in advance. mill zzmiiizUiimiiimiifM Aim STOCK i N M M > the strong jj lelped to earn j ide reputation : sements of the jj a it _ ?i_i ? iir i,? H iviarDie vv orKs. either marble or granite ! & ; I satisfy. We sell iron jj rite or call to J will see that j protected. jj S MARBLE WORKS, j : 1707 Main Street, J : S. C. jj ; : F. H. HYATT. Pronrietor. I? i ?j TELEGRAPHY I We are enable to supply the demand i ; for competent Operators. Threemonths ! j course complt fees you under our expert | j Management. Positions guaranteed, I ; or no tuition charged. Write for cataf I lo.-nie. Charlotte Telegraphy School, j ! Charlotte, N. 0.