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The Lexington Dispatch
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Wednesday, April 5,1911.
G M. Harm an, Editor and Publisher
D. B. Haltiw anger, Assistant Editor.
- Entered at tne Post Office at liexmgton,
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CIRCULATION 2.327.
Notice Subscribers,
A Blue X on your paper denotes vcu
are in arrears. A Red X shows that
your subscription expires in the isjue
crossed.
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In another column we publish the
resolutions adopted at the indignation
meeting held at Caapin on the 25th. of
T?hoa % !n=i sneak for
illcUULI * wwwv*?.? -J
themselves. Supervisor Langford is
severely criticised and, to our mind,
unduly so. While admitting tbat the
Fork is justly entitled to its share of
tne cilamgangs work, it must be remembered
that tue supervisor is doing
all iu his power to tarnish the reliet
' demanded. During the last eighteen
months more than one hundred mile*
of highways have been built and . reSaired
by the chaingaDg besides the
ve thousand dollar job recently completed
at Wyse's Ferry. This is. we
think, (and the records will bear us
out) the best showing ever made by
any official of this county.
It is, therefore, to be regretted that
these people have seen fit to take this
step just at tnis particular time when
the cnaingang is almost ready to move
into that section of the county?ihertto
remain for several week9. These
resolutions, then, are entirely out of
place and uncalled for. The people
claim, however, that | atience 'has
ceased to be a virtue; that their section
has been, and is still being, undu
lv neglected. What are the otner sec
tions saying? Are they not putting
up the ft&me howl? Indeed they are,
and the supervisor is continually kepi
"between the devil and the deep blut
sea," so to i-peak. Can the chamgang
work on all of the roads at the same
time? We dare say not.
In nearly every section where roade
haye been bn.lt the pepple have shown
; their willingness to co-operate with
the county <. Ocials, and many hun
, dreds of dull ara have been paid by popular
subscription in tddiuon to the
tendering or the use of teams.
We always believe in giving the
'devil his dues," and it cannot be denied
that ' Old Louis," as he styles
himself,, is doi k the best he can ti
give the different sections the benefit
?\f f.hft ..r>viincra.ncr and u*? fpci
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safe in assu. *..><; the people of the Fork
that he win f;y0 to them at the earliest
possibled Be patient, gentlemen!
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Oopgr ?. man Lever has been made
chairm i.? of the House committee on
edncar. a and still retain his second
place *<-> the committee of agriculture.
Colombia, like the hospitable city
that she is, has est jnded an invitation
to the Veterans of the State U
hold their annual reunion in that cit;,'
this summer. It goes without saying
that th8 invitation will be accepted;
tor every old soldier who has tasted of
OUnmbia'B lavish hand w!il be glad to
return to the capital city. Yes; when
. it cornea U> entertaining Columbia is
great.
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i. ?*. jfope, ronner coxer justice 01
the State supreme coart sod one ot
, the beet known and most highly eateetaed
seen in the State, died at bis
kofise is liew berry on Wednesday,
iiriky?ri3? a bcm# and painful illness.
A distinguish*#dtisen- bee gone to his
reward. \
On last Wednesday LexiHjgtofiihade
the first real progressive fctep-,- when,
by a vote of 48 to 3, her citizens voted
for electric lights. It is understood
that the Lexington Electric Light A
Power Co., will be ready to turn on
the lights within four months.
In behalf of the *'Hed Cocks." we
hereby issue a challenge to the Colombia
baseball club.
Mrs. Eva C. Boozer.
Mrs. Eva C. Boozer, widqw of the
?late Dr. J. N. Boozer, died at the
Khome of her son-in-law, Hoc. <\ MV
Ehrd, yesterday afcernnon at 2:2C
dhstoek following an illness Of several
days. The fdneicl services will be
conducted from St. Siepnen's Lutberv
an church at 4 o'clock xhis afternoon
rbv her pastor, the Rev. T. S. Brown.
:.and the interment will follow in the
cemetery.
Mrs. Boozer was in her 8ith year,
and the greuter part of hoe life had
been speut in this town, where bar
xnuny act? of lovir.gkindness will live
long in the hearts of those who knew
he- best.
/ She was the mother of six children,
two eons, W. >1 laid Jacob J. Boozer, I
both of whom died several years ?>sro.
Her oldest daughter, M v .1. . . *. >,
a r'piv months tier*. Trwmft sur
Tiring art: Mrs. W H. Gooding, of
Cbbrtuc-ce; Mr*. Dr. 3. K. H. Kr?p>,
o 1 Ool'Kiibia, and Mrs 0. M. K;h\i, oi
Lssiagtoo.
To Orqanize Boys* Corn
Uuiv^ni srttSi.
4 ?r r2 tr.? Rot-'* Co:ti Ohih
for chiocoritw will L?f> iielH At Lexingon
Satu.cUy, Ci;** ?tb of Apni, at
11 a. in. Tbo objor- of tJi? ranting is
P~i t.s?* in^ujv nr*': ddr?t,,i"s of- -ill
bovv whA?wu?h> lo join.-, t<> o-t ganize
and elect officers We wilt <.l'> en we
o/u; to get) Pro!. ir?* W... Williams Co uo j
pres ;iit a* a ??p:>5.tu r, and W;. hope to
be able re gat oi-aerv.
In all other counties of the S'.ate
people are taking a great deal of iutert
s') in farming and. there- is no reason
why we shonJd rot do likewise.
Matters pertaining to farming and
to the raies of fciie club, as well as the
benefits to be derived therefrom, will
be discassed. A. D; MtPar,.
(Jounty Supt. Edneati^n.
G. A. Derri k,
Farm Demonstration IT. 8.
uoveiaaieUc, Lexiogton County.
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11 every garment. Prices are 5 | : I j
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Alfred J. Fox,
REAL ESTATE HO 1RSURARCE
LEXINGTOy, 8. C. For
Sale.
103 acres 5 miles from Gaston,
10 acres in cultivation, gaay soil,
ome pine timber.
11 acres on the Angnata road 2
niles from Lexington, 8 acres I :learcd,
Z room cottage. j
2' lots in the town of Gaston, ;
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140 acres near !}Macedon, 23 {
teres open land, lumber on
jrOTind to build dwelling. I ;
TO acres near Hoileys Ferry, j| j
!0 rt*s. r.Tipn. 4 rrinrri houBft. barn t
uid stable*, plenty water. j i [
1-2 acre lot, 2 room dwelling in j
>xinRton?easy terms. (
)j?e lot in Bit esborg 81x200 feot, i
[ ?coin cottage. ?
125 acres ! o.lles from Lcxirg- i )
on, 40 acres open land, 4 room f j
uuMe, fco.>d pasture and plenty J j'
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T. 1 at-3 ^r.lcaMc lot? in Colam- ?
>ia for eale. f - J:
300 pi"f8 on Hlacfc Cre?-t a bent 5 f
t O:)'.-::- 'r .irj r*ei;OIirgOCd Ol-aiil;- j (
y <>! pine timber, plenty oak. j J:
ii'.'koi v and dogwood, lav.d g?.od jj ft
or corron and ad. kind o: grains, *
rer.yv va-tr. f,r c pasture, eon id 5 )'
p.r I5 hires farm on place. S J1
110 acres 5 ciina from Letine- 8 ion,
10 acres iv* caJt-iruti.-vi, ? j ! V
.om dweihng. barn and Sanies, \ j ^
.U.fjt.v w:<t' r near cJn?rc?i end ? ! J!
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96 acres 2 1-2 miier. tr.-.m Lex- $ I ?jj
.is;'on on the ?1* o o.-vtr cu:T. \ ! ,
97 acres ueur Li-'XSiuP'iOii. J I j;|
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.1 across mil's frcm fcTa.nr-'A, j i y
0 acres iu euriva'icn, -iroou: | | jfj
iv/Jling, eV.n.v vpfcr, 1&?>C | ! J;
f^od for ci'- >>:.. :'l ;riin. 8 j jl
102 % acres 5 miles from St.ned- I rj
[jan. 20 ?.< res open lard, 4 roo/o. j | v
wclliiivr, a barn and sta':ied. t ! tj
i'o.wsiVy. ivrn> s;'i!. | j J<|
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rAX NOTICE, TOWN
OF LEXINGTON.
Taxpayers are hereby notified that |
>y an oidinance duly enacted by the
Town Council of the Town of Lexingon,
S. C., a levy of Ten (10) mills has
>een made on ail the taxable property
vithin the corporate limits of said
own for municipal purposes fcr the
rear 1911.
i lie tax books will be kept open by
he undersigned, at his usual place of
m^iness in said town, for the colleci.?n
of the said taxes as leyied, from
viay 1, 1911, to May 30, 1911, both inclusive,
after which time a penalty of
ive (5) per cent, will be added and
he books kept open until June 15,
911, for the collection of delinquent '
n vps and Denalty. J
Tax executions will be issued af ainst |
ill defaulting taxpayers after June 15, . j
911. to enforce the payment of all mi- j
paid taxes.
C. E. LEAPHART,
Treasurer of Town of Lexington, S. G.
, March 21, 19X1.
Town Lots For Sale.
Desirable building lots in the town
f Swansea, S. C., for sale on easy
-^rms and at reasonable prices. Aptly
quick to D. H. Law9on, Gaston,
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Final Discharge.
This is to notify all parties conerned
that I will apply to Geo. S.
>raft8, Judge of Probate for Lexingon
county, S. C., on the 11th day of
nril. 1911. for a Final Discharge as
vdministratrix of tho estate of Paul
0 Lowman, deceased.
Mrs. R. Malissft Lowmau,
Mar. 8, 1911?22
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I Money to Loan
i On Improved Farming Land
j Long time, easy payments
I Borrows*! pay actual cost
of perfecting' Loans. No
Commission Chafged.
John B. Palmer & Sno, j
Sylvan Building. P. 0. Box 282.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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This bank aims to give you good se
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always glad to assist you in business
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a positors. Our certificates of deposit
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People realize more and more ever
good for any
Tbe poper recreation is like oiling
from wearing out, makes you do belt
It wdffc l^orrt neok up: that Is, i
keep yorif faddy Id good condition, or s
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and enjoy it more:
Every man and boy should ^fefeaifc
not only for the ple asure derffe^v but ii
life wort living. Whatever your teybrit
proper equipment at our store, and inw r
joyment and the benefits you receive.
SPECIAL PRICES TO
LORICK BR<
1519 MAIN STREET (
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handsomest cheapest and mtffet foftfefliemt Idne in
ittle stove outfbs. Thousands of Seffsfiai ett^toniere
s >or us. If you intend buying h Boue9 or Market (
0 Today.
THARPE HARDWARE & MANliPAC
Easter Sale
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Shoes', Hats, Etc., hsH
complete than pow, and
very lowest. VWe
can save you money
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rse for tire same money from
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