The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 29, 1911, Image 2
Foley's
Kidney
F111S
What They Will Do for Yoa
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, correct
urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Prevent
Bright's Disease and Diabates,
and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
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Chilled, Stalk Cutters, H;
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[our Store.
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1554 MAIN ST., /.
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"Dis here lub's curus ting
Changes 'roun de season.
Meks you sad or meks you sing,
Dou't no real reason.
Sometimes I go mopm' 'roun,
Den agen I'se leapin',
Sperrits alius up or down,
Even when I'se sleepin'."
He that has ears to hear should now
begin to think of planting corn.
Not A Word Of Scandal
marred the call of a neighbor on Mrs.
W. P. Spangh, of Manviile, Wyo., who
said: "she told me Dr. King's New Life
Pills had cured her of obstinate kidney
trouble, and made her feel like a new
woman/' Easy, but sure ramedy for
i stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
j Only 25c. at All Druggists. "
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arrows, Rollers-Pulveriz- |
lanters, Plows-Steel and I
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selling for $2.00 and $2.50' ?
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at there is rhore to a Fertilize
s is proven conclusively by the
1 every year from Royster Feii
*e made trom experience obtair
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and not from- ready ref
ting.
~ry ingredient in Roystcr Gc
for its plant food value, and
> do at the proper time, therefo
rtilized with ROYSTER goods
ire in sprouting time until li3r
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Jerry Moore In History.
When the school children of the
United States, who use the readers '
published by a well known publishing
house of Chicago, study their lessons
next year they will find the story of J
Jerry Moore and his remarkable corn ]
yield. There will also be excellent 1
pictures contained in all of the books. !
Jerry Moore will supplant the boy ;
farmer of Illinois, who has occupied a '
citinn in rhe readers for the past 1
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s iveral years. There wi*l aho be a
story of the lea farm at Surameryille.
j Miss Lizzie E. Wooster, the authoress
of the readers, was in Columbia
a few days ago conferring with Commissioner
Watson to secure data for a
story about Jerry Moore.
To Please The Ladies.
If yon want to please a woman,
There'll be no vain regret
If her birthdays you remember
And her age you will forget.
Hew to the liue, but see that the .
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A Dreadful Sight
to H. J. Barnum, of Freeville, N. Y.,
was the fever-sore that had plagued his
jjfe for rears in spiie of man> remedies
ho tried. At last he used Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo and wrote: "itliat; entire
lyu?*led With scarcely a scar left."
Heals Burns, Boil*, Ectfeina, Cuts,
Bruisec, Swellings, Corns and Piles like
magic. Only 25c at All Druggists.
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DIAMOND brand PILLS in Red and/A
Sold metallic boxes, sealed with BluevO)
Pubbon. Take no other. Bny oFyonr v/
Prarfftst and *?k foe CUI-CHES-TLB 8 V
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty-firs
years regardsd as Best,Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TRIED EVERYWHERE SgK
NEW CROP
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May's and Ferry's
ALL VARIETIES 1
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Corn,< Radish.Squash, Cucumber, ete. j j
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MASTER'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG.
Pursuant to sundry decrees passed '
3y tne presiding judge of the Court of
Common Pleas at Spartanburg, S. C.,
March 29, 1910, in case of J. H. Parris
vs. Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, in which S. M. Wetmore as
Receiver for Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance
Company secured judgments
and decrees fore sale against the several
parties hereinafter mentioned, I
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
on Salesday, April 3rd, 1911, within
the legal hour3 of sale before the court
house door at Lexington, S. C., the
following lots or parcels of land, as
property of the parties hereinafter indicated
:
(1) One lot in Chapin, in Lexington
county, containing a 1 story shingle
roof frame building, occupied Sept.
1st, 1907, by tenants as a store, on the
West side of Clark street, as the property
of J. J. Haiti wanger. For record
of lien, See Book X, page 572, in the
office of the Clerk of Court of Lexington
county, S. C.
(2) One tract of land on which is an
8-room dwelling owned and occupied
September 25, 1906, by 0. M. Bookman
on New Cut Road, three miles ixortueasr
of Irmo in Lexington county, S.
u., for record of lien, Sec Book X.,
page 552, office of Clerk Of Court for .
Lexington county. i
(3) Que tract Of land on which is
a 1. story shinglihroof 4-room dwelling,
onecbyA. p. Richardson,, near the
Spring Hill road, one and one-half
miles Northeast of Iriiic, S, 0. See
Lien record in Book X, page 653, i
Clerk's office Lexington county. I
(4) All that tract of land on which
is a 1-story shingle-roof 4-room dwelling,
occupied July 19, 1907, by tenant,
two and one-half miles Northwest of
Scivcrn in Lexington county, Black
creek township, and also a tract en
* fit _^
whicn la a sawmill ana pinning mm uu
the Dunbar road, two and one-half
miles East of Seivern, adjoining the
property of R. Guntef and others.The
dwelling house described aboye Is
on settlement road, adjoining Mrs.
Lyles and others. For lien, set? book
X, page 575 in the Clerk's office for
L'sir.gton county. Sold as the property
of H. J. Lyles.
(5) The following property of Carrie
E Lvles, being a tract on which is
situated a two-story, shingle-roof
frame dwelling, occupied July TO, 1907,
by Mrs. Carrie E Lyles, situated on
Dunbar road, two and one-half miles
Northeast of Seivern, Lexington
county, ill Black creek t ,wnship. For
Lien, see book X, page 569, Clerk's
omce Lexington county<
(6) The following property belonging
to Paul Soann: one lot on Which
(is situated a l-stcry, shingle-roof
frame barn aild stables, in the Southern
part of Batesburg, Lexington
county, on the West side of Cemetery
street, adjoining Samuel Bouknight
and others. For lien, see book X,
page 566, Clerk's office in Lexington
conn f 3r.
(7) The following properly Of Sam
Rowe; One tract of land on which is
sttndtefi s one-story shingle-roof frame
dwelling, occupied March I, 1907, by
Sam Ll-oWc, aind a two-story shingleroof
fr&sae lodge pnjihe Columbia and
Augusta i,fiad near ^tesburg, Lexington
county, adjoinfrg Joe Wise auJ
others. For lieu, eee booh.^. pGge$56, j
Clerk's office, Lexitfgton cotm |
/8) The following property of R. G. I
fitter: One lot coiitafcipg a one- !
sror^ghingle-rooi frame ^-rocmi dwell- ;
ing, o#cHpied by K. fi. Gftrtter,' on
J j ik1 2K>7, situated Pn Nort^ist'
side of CSfntch street, ia . Bates>urg, j
Li\xinguon ebtrnfr, S. C., Adjoining <"
hhe property of Jane Rawl's, in fcfie j
Northeast part Of Bafcesburg. For lien ,
*ee book x.,- pa.g& $79. Clerk's otL ?e, \
Lexington couuty. >
Thft fnllnwinc AfoOf'rfcv of .Teii"
B. Amick: One trav?tf of land on J
which is a sawmill aia$ sawmilliiv
ihed, situated on Cherokee rood seven
niles East of Lexington, Hrafcow' creek
:ownsbip, Lexington county S. C.,
idjoining property of Mrs: Wananaker
and others. For lien, s^e* book
c., page 567, Clerk's office, Lexington I
jonnty, T !
(10) The following property of W. . '
Skloore: One tract of land on which is i
i 2-story metal-roof, frame building ;
with sheds, occupied July 10, 1907, by
L C. Moore as lumber plant and plan- ;
ng mill, situate in the Southwest part '
>f Leesville, on Southeast sido of
Southern Railway adjoining property
>f Mrs. Fox and others. For lien, see
xx>k x.r page 576, Clerk's office, Lexington
county
(11 > The following property of R. C.
Hoore: One lot on which is a 1-story
ibingle-rex>f 6-room frame dwelling
>ccnpied June 26, 1007, by tenant, sitlate
in Southwest part of Lee6vjlle,
/exington connty, S, C... on North
ide of Augusta andyt/bltimbia road, :
loar lumber plant, aajftining Mrs. Fox
ind ethers. For lien, eee book, xM
>age 577, Clerk's office, Lexington
ounty.
(12) The following property of R. C.
iloore: One lot on which is a dry
:iln 100 feet from lumber plant of K.
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J. iUUUXi;, WU CVUKHCArSl D1UV Ul OUUlli'
rn Railway, in Lexington ccanty, S.
adjoining the property of Mr.s. Fox
nd others. For lien see book x.,
age 571, Clerk's office, Lexington
our.ty.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, purchaser
e pay for papers. If any purchaser
lila to comply with terms of sale v/itill
ten days after said sale, the propery
will be advertised for sale 0:1 sop"'.e
nbi-equent salesday, and resold at the
isk of the former defaulting purchas- ^
rs. S. T. /r.\\fIAM;
Master Spartanburg County, S. C. *
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'riihty in-1May, ar Loving! jji, bo.^in- $
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>c:s .m 'hSclool Lnsso.u? on Corn" and i &
IlxeivDcs in ITarA Induction" } ?
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European. 75c and SI
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