The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, August 09, 1911, Image 5
Resignation of Pastor.
Bey. H. P. Counts has resigned ;
pastor of Kim be rim and Corim
churches, Wythe county, ya., to tal
effect October 1st. Pas or Counts d
p cided to offer his resignation on a
count of ill health.?Lutheran Churc
Visitor.
BARBECUE NOTICE.
An up-to-the-minute barbecue w:
v be furnished at Ballentine on Satu
day, August 19, by the undersign?
Speeches will be made by County Si
perintendent of Education A. D. Ma
tin, Hon. 0. M. Efird and probab!
$ov. Blease. Every effort will t
made to make this the best barbeci
of the te abon.
2w Boozer & Rowland.
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f- . Pelion Happenings.
*Pb the Editor of The Dispatch.
The drought has been broken :
^ **? W.*l showers i
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I#st week. Cotton has almost be*
rained by recent drought. Since tl
* rains cotton has shedded practical
all of its squares and small boles.
Com is ordinary where it was thin!
planted. Thick com is a comple
failure. ... ;
Gardens have completely dried up.
>A series of revival meetings we:
v *1J ? * fthnmh ftt th
MB1U ab UiU iucvuwuav .
place daring last week; Rev. 0. 2
Felder, -of Gilbert, very ably assists
the pastor, Rev. J. K. Xnabinet, :
these meetings.
Ang. 1, Mr. Mr. John D. Langtoi
of Pelion, route 1, and Miss Kat
James, of Augusta, Ga., were quiet]
married in that city.
- The directors of the Bank of Pelic
held a meeting one day last week, ai
rtwinff tr? the larae amount of bnsines
If decided to begin work on the bar
1 building at onoe.
i . Mr. J. E. Halfciwanger, of Selmj
I esroote honje from a visit to his sc
tat Sally, . C., spent the night wit
' hit nephew, Mr. J. D. Haltiwange
of this place, one night last week.
Mtessrs. D. F. Shompert and C. I
Bish4eft this morning on a buainei
trip to Baltimore.,
IMr. J. D. Wingard is erectine a blao
smith shop, gin house, planing mi
a$d residence at this place. j
The rural letter carriers horn th
office are taking their annual leave <
absence. Sub carriers D. K. Shun
? . ^ ?J-O -a wAn<
(pfitl) IODIC Xj tuiu 0* jjiuuuj | *vwi
' % are serving to patrons of these route
j } Pelion, Aug. 7, 191L Sockery.
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M1 Notice, Bridge Builders
fch SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE,
' Lexington, S. C., Aug. 8, 1911.
The Legislature of South Carolina
^ at its last session, haying authorizec
the Supervisor and County Comniis
sioners of Lexington County, S. C., t(
contract for, and have erected, a free
bridge over Saluda River, near Arnick'i
r_ Ferry, with the necessary approache.*
3 o(-n nnri at thl
j ttuu CU1UDUAUIOU10) cw> J ?? ?
Q- same time levied a tax to pay for tb<
Im same,
^ NOTICE is hereby given that th<
various bridge builders are invited t<
le send their engineers to the site of th<
proposed bridge, and submit sealec
bids for the erection of the same, t<
the Connty Board of Commissioner)
for Lexington County, 8. 0., at Lex
ington, S. C., at before the firs
Monday (the 4th day) of Septem
ber, 1911, at which time saic
bids will be opened and considered.
,u L. J. Lang ford,
10 Supervisor,
* James Caughman,
. JxjO. W. Smith,
^ County Commissioners.
Place For Sale.
re I offer for sale my place 5 miles easl
. of Lexington known as part of Jacol
g Sox place, containing 48>? acres, mor<
^ | or less, for cash, kpply to John 0
^ j Dooley, Lexington, S. C., Route 4. 3i
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Clinton
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i. Corresponding rates from other p
rA Final return limit up to and incln
MAKE UP YOUR PART
For reservations or information ci
White, Q. P. A., Wilmington, N. C.,
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Saturday We Wi
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vns and
33^c yd
Lawns 5c
)T goods must go.)
rork Shirts 39c
gligee Shirts 48c
* 39c
Dse 5c pr
>llars 10c
Ginghams ChamCheviots,
regular
store Saturday an
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j Fruit Trees.
Anyone denring t;>^buy J. Van
Lindley Nursery Co., Pomona, N. C.
fruit trees, nut trees, grape vines,
strawberries, raspberries, blackberry,
1 dewberry, shade trees, hedge plants,
- flowers, and every thing in the nur5
sery stock. Call or write Geo. W.
> Miller, Gilbert, S. C., route 1, and 1
3 will come and take your orders at once.
3 Prices right.
5 Elco-Rubber Cement, the best foi
bicycle and automobile tires, and all
5 kinds of rubber patching. Royal glue,
) LePages' glue, dry cake glue, white
5 library paste, mucilage?all good stickI
ers. Kaufmann Drug Cq.:
3 Barbecue at Steel Bridge.
t On Saturday, August 26,1 will furnish
a firsfcclass barbecue at the neve
" steel bridge at Wyses' Ferry. Good
1 speaking and a fine ball game will be
features of the day. Everybody invited.
W. E. Lindier.
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A girl's sense of humor is badly warped
if she marries for a joke.
Father Time is a great artist, but
women do not admire his line of work.
No man is so religious that he con3
siders dying a pleasure.
When you are in need of Job Work
t let us figure with you.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
Wrlghtsville Beach
$9.00 - ^ |6.00
9 99 6.00
10.30 5.60
10.30 6.50
oinfcs.
3, n i 1 n 1Q11
ning aepwsmuei
f AND TAKE A VACATION.
ill on C. N. & L. agents, write T. C.
or T. E. Livingston, SA., Columbia, S. C
11 InQiinnaafn Tf
II uiuuyui UIG 1L
Has Ever Been
10c yd, Bed
Special Sale
Yd wide Sea Ii
B "M /I t-4
. i y fctrus
One case of nic
> ras?just the
shirt waists
hnr>s' shirts. !
the world ov
the thing up
for 10 days
See that 27-inc
match not in
d every day for 10
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Gregoi
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Is the logical school for all parents in L<
midst, located in a healthful town of the
your child in any case of need over the t
\^e offer courses leading to A. B. an<
the great demand, Two conservatory tr
years of suocessful experience for expres
ary work.
Young men board in the test homes
have every advantage of a well ordered ]
furnishings throughout, and the best of t
Last session, the first under the new
promises to excel the last session. Send
Students from Lexington County g
L. MEYNARE
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Fulled off in Co!
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[ Hot 10 Days
only 7c yd
sland, special 21
$1.00
se yd wide Mad
thing for ladies7
and men's and
Et is worth 12>^c
er, but just to do
Brown, special
9c yd
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Columbia 25c yd
days. Bargains g
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money?in everlasting wear. Ia
du why StudebaKer wagons are
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
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LEESVILLE, S. C.
>xingtop and adjoining counties to 9end their
best surroundings morally. It is easily reac]
telephone from your home,
d B. S. degrees; also a two-year normal cours
ained music teachers. A graduate of Emers<
ision. A department of Art. Specialists wit
at very reasonable prices. Young ladies bos
borne. This home is furnished with electric
able board is well prepared served in style,
administration, had an enrollment of 270. T
. for our beautiful new Catalog and an applic
et Free Tuition in the High School Departr
)IE BAUKNICHT, M. A.,
Fastest Selling of'
lumliia
See th^t 10c Embi
away
SHOES
It is given up by :
men that our pri(
cannot be maach
These cool mornin
need a pair of Bri
tr i 9 * * 9_.
ijaaies , Men s an<
Oxfords must be cl<
All 3.00 and 3.50
All 2.00 and 2.25
All 1.00 and 1.50
alore. Have to ma]
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sons and daughters. It is in yo v
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Dn, College of Oratory with ten
h successful experience for Literird
with the president, where they
lights, brand new furniture and
ne prospect tor the coming session
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Merchandise I
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Dgrans 98c I
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Oxfds 1.48
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