Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? i r. |v i: ; roK* n who att< choicest (welcome you are When yi where tc everyth: AG V ' Shirtwais es, Skirts, We hav< iv ~' r I '? \ wSSSSSSSB Mail V "* ES Go to Henry Drug Store, S. C.f to have your eyes te glasses. Examination fr< also handle a full line o patent medicines, jewelry, etc. E8MCIL AND SCI5 The gardens are backward The farmers are hustling. The blackberry crop is sfcil Now is the time to build gi This is fine houseeleaning ^ It will not be long until term of court. Marion Schwartz, of Black Easter with his mother here For Cotton Seed Meal, calJ George, for prices Do you deserve the good < those who think well of you Sheriff Corley is getting the blindtigers are on the-w A few more April shower grass will begin to grow. The peaches have been some localities. Hard-headed men may sti drinks. For fresh Bakers Bread, c Bazaar. Dr. G. Frank Roberts is dance upon the annual mee State Medical Society in CI I will be at Chapin April, prepared to do dental work. Dr. L. Miss Lila Bell Harman, v ing a course at the State 1 Columbia, came home for I Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Shea] tie daughter, Grace, sp.ent the doctor's old home in th Mr. and Mrs. Scott H< children 3pent Easter with drixs' parents in the count; Commencement days a; near and the hearts of tt are beating with joy. Lexington is a healthy t being but few cases of illn< the present time. When we get electric ligl ton will be one of the fore in the State. Mr. J. K. Leitner, one citizens of the Irmo sectio Wednesday of last week, i a pleasant call. Mr. Oscar L. Derrick, of came down to enjoy Easte tives and friends here. The woman who refuse a man because he didn't as has any use for the worn marry. "~David U. Blood worth, < college, will deliver his tai on "How I Got to Colleg court house, oil next Frida 21st. No admission fee wi ed?the lecture is free. Subscribe to The Dispab ??MBg i B opi P Our Lex 3nd the Music Festivf goods in every depar } you heartily and ex here. The rest room, ou have seen our disi ) purchase will be dis ing in our line. elow are So reat Embroidery Display, ts, Spring Parasols, Suits , Petticoats, Men's, Sprii 5 just received our new "QUEEIS price. The makers have outdo Orders Filled | I??? Mrs. Bennie Harman spent t week-end with her parents, Mr. a T _ OJ._ ^ "EV.?.lr , ' mrs. irviu OL<u;&., 1U tuo jl.uia. sted for , We Ereher, Esq., the popular ' , torney, spent Easter with Pis mot! f drugs, at Selwood. , paints, , Misses Caro and Ruth Efird and ft Annie Martha Meetze came home fr the College for Women to spend 1 [gnfiS Eastertide. >0Wi>0? X^liss Jodie Canghman, a winso little woman of Columbia, sp ent E ter in Lexington, the guest of ft Samuel Jesse Leaphart. [ safe. Mr. R. D. Smith, Jr., one of ood roads, most popular young men of Newbei weather. spent Easter with friends in Lexi the June . If you need anything in the Fn; n f ture Kne? see the beautiful stock vine spent kinds at lowest prices, at Sc ' Hendrix's Furniture store. I on ^P. Mansel Berry from the Pel . . - section, and a substantial farmer, i >pmion or jn ^own Tuesday, and called in i ' t 1 ? | leit a renewal lur 1110 papci. busy and WANTED?Second Hand bag9 i ane. burlap, write for prices. Richmi s and tbe Bag Co., Richmond, Va. .... . The only time the average mai killed m wjHing to admit that lie is one of common people is when he is rune ck to soft for office. You always find a nice line of all at the beat canned goods of all kind9, cand cases, crackers. Flour of best bra i in atten- and me.^ts fresh and swee% in : ting of the anything to eat, at M. D. Harm; tarle9ton. grocery. Prices always the lowest 26 and 27 Mr. and Mrs. Robt, F. Bowe c down from Greenville to spend Eas L.1 Toole. Mr. Bowe returning on Sunday af rho is tak- noon. Mrs. Bowe will remain \ nnsnitAl. in I her parents. Hon. and Mrs. C. M. E faster. for some days. iy and lit- A9k for our big FREE list, of Fa Easter at for Sale. Johnston Realty Com pi ie Fork. Johnston, S. C, &iv/?r*X^r* ^as* J?^DSOn? w1ao k?^c Mrs. Hen- government position stationed T. ^ Charleston, has been on a visit to re drawing relatives at Swansea. He is loo! ie children well, and was as happy as in the < of yore. ;own, there Mrs. Scott Hendrix has -wit! 2ss here at doubt the prettiest flower yarc Lexington. It is worth a day's jou bts Lexing- to 9ee the beautiful flowers in blo< most towns FOR SALE?The J. A. Muller i consisting of 73 acres, a well appoi of the best dwelling and outbuildings. A pa n, was here the place is in the incorporate li md made us of the town of Lexington. An home. Terms reasonable. Appl ' Rock Hill, Alfred j. Fox, real estate and i r with rela- ranee, Lexington, S. C. Take a thirty days Practical C( :d to marry jn our well equipped Machine SI sk her never ari(i learn Automobile business ani an he does cept good positions. Charlotte . School, Charlotte, N. C. 16 ' of Lecsvihe Mavor Sam P. Roof and his mo nous lecture Tyjrg yr p R00ft }iave returned ?8''. ?n *'ie Florida, where they have been sr iy nignt, the some ^eeks. Mayor Roof is ! .11 be crarg- wen. Ke says ho enjoyed his but after all. "there i9 no place Ck home"?Lexington. SPECIAL! U 1WI1 inaton Frii % il, or who are in town tl tment at prices that wi] tend an invitation to mi , writing room, checking )lays of Spring Goods, a pelled. Be sure to call / me of the G< , Women's Spring Wear, and Coats, Children's Dre ng Suits, Men' Neckwear, } I QUALITY" Shoes for Spring and 1 ne themselves. Smart Snappy styles MIMNA1 3 he Attention is called to the Lion Fur- >j| ,nd niture Co. advertisement in this issue. ( We shall have something more to say ]'j about this firm next week. i|i ~ n Unnfa I ici jUI". I^ay X". OUA) unuiisk) yyiu x\j\^avu in Lexington with offices over the i[! riss Kaufmann Drug Co. lie is a Lexing- ]ij om ton county young man, a son of the i|j the Rev. D. A. Sox, and is deserving of j!t success. See his card elsewhere. ij roe FOR SALE:?Cheap, one light spring ! Sg~ wagon, newly repaired and painted. !|; j In good condition. Rice B. Harman ( the ?=555=5?==!==^==== |! | ng- SHERIFF'S SALE. | ni- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA || -TVT-1 T ntTTVnrPAV V I UUUiN J. X UJt1 I #| | D. E. Ballentine, Plaintiff. j!; j ?as asainst j:' j md E. D. Drafts, G. T. Graham and T. C. j!i | . ^ ' Sturkie, Defendants. j>: j Pursuant to a decretal order of the <!m ( Hon. T. S. Sease, of date the 20th day |?| i is of February, 1911, I will sell before <|j | the the court house door, in Lexington !>j | 1 ling county, South Carolina, on the first i[ Monday in May, it being the first day j'j the sa^ month, within the legal hours ij Ueg of sale, the following described land, ]?j Lndg to wit: i;i i _ All my right, title and interest, the ]ij """ in,g same being one-seventh in and to all i|j that piece, parcel or tract of land, j,j --- * - SI ^ situate, lying and being in .Lexington i r ^ ame county and state aforesaid, contain- j! hi iter, ing fifty-six acres, more or less, and ri S ;ter- bounded by lands of W. P. Roof, G. M. I 1! K vith Caughman, Lawrence Price and per- I I1' j ?B fird, haps others. ^ The same being the estate lands of ||i my father, Dave Drafts. <!' * s P. H. CORLEY, |?i JrL. Sheriff of Lexington county, S, C. <[: ' April 11, 1911.?3w25 ]?: Is a A. D. Martin, Plaintiff's Atty. ij ' at !;, his 0 llyf Instead of Liquid ^ h t Antiseptics or Peroxide . I in many people are now usin^ s 3m? Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic g , The new toilet germicide powder to be fc - dissolved in water as needed. 5 .' . For all toilet and hyg-ienic uses it is imita better and more economical. S idpal -^0 c^eanse anc* whiten the | JJ teeth, remove tartar and | it an prevent decay. r To disinfect the mouth, de- B stroy disease germs, and fjf\ 0 >urse purify the breath. Jjl 1 f lops, To keep artificial teeth and / ? rl ac- bridge work clean, odorless I Auto To remove nicotine from the teetli and i w tf purify the breath after smoking. 6j . To eradicate perspiration and body | ther, odors by sponge bathing. g from rpke best antiseptic wash known. ft >end- Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, | *? " inflamedeyes. Heals sorethroat,wounds I 9iuT* an(^ cu^s* an(^a box, druggists f? like or by ma*j| postpaid. Sample Free. % THE PAXTON TOILETCO.,Bost :Y!ASS. ?aa 9UCEMI Oil nMBnonoi ends E tris week, we LI prove attra ike use of eve] ; desk and tel ny lingering < and see us wt x>d Val French Tweed sses, Fine Impo den's Fine Sod rhey're beauties. W< with plenty of comf< J ChT It will pay you to c< :ause we carry a large :an get more Mule or possibly get from sma We sail Mules that; ^rggjjr^ 1113-1115 Hampt< OUI 1MB I fa Lspeciall are going to offer ctive to the visitor cy convenience of th ephones will be at 3 doubt you may ha^v Lether you buy or no lues We O: Suiting, Kimonas, L rted Foulard and Mar ts, $1.00 Shirts at 75c. a did nnt hpltPVP Qlirh fnntWPfll toS U1U JLiV/V H/ T V * w v f v ww )rtand service: Prices $3.50 an< Columbia, i;BM^!iii'1i'.:ii/:i?'Tiui;/iininrj'.-in'mil.nik.in:innh nn ?- >? ome to Columbia and buy you j number of all grades of Mules Horse for the same money fro dler dealers. go to al! parts of the State. >n Avenue .. I GUARANTEE MEANS SOMETI ^ Your 1 rlf it is anj Goods, Not lor f Hats, Shoes, I what you want right. You are P. H. ! NEW 31 jwauMM^ y the season's r. We shall e store while rour service, e had as to it?We carry ffer. I ,adies' Gloves, quisette Dress- ^ / r possible at the 1 $4.00. : 4 S. C. I i | i _____ i ^SBSBSBBBBSBBSSEBBSSt^BBSS i / mmmtmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmammmm _ _ i r Mules from us, be- j 1 and Horses and you . j;[ m us than you could l| Columbia, S. C. ; ling |:| Wants I rf ihino' i-n T\ v?tt i m ' XXX JLJ? y IS V ls, Millinery, | 1 3tc., we have I 1 and prices are 1 I welcome. !' I stIllngs, i ROOKLAND, S. C. | J ? ii linn iwiii i ? hi ii miiini?