The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, August 09, 1911, Image 6
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Bitters
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
For Sale, by Kaafmann Drug Co.
hairrbalsam
Cletmae* and beautified the hair.
Promotes ? luxuriant growth.
Never Fails to Beetore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Carer ("-alp dieeeeee * hair falling.
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Foley's
Pills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
' Strengthen your kidneys, correct
urinary irregularities, build
op the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre*
vent Blight's Disease and Diabates,
and restore health and
strength* Refuse substitutes.
For Sal<> Bv Kaufman T>m<r Do
Fine line of candies, fresh from the
factor?, at Harm an'8 Bazaar.
The tariff goes by ached ales too slow
to take a fast train.
THE OLD
If in need of the ve:
SADDLERY, selected by
tucky Horseman" call
the greatest variety to sel
best, medium and cheap,
and employ the best v
work to last longer than ;
Davis
1517 Main Street
BARBECUE.
I will furnish my annual 'cue with
?of. rut-- nl?fP r?n Sonthern
ICil^eULUCUlO HV J
railroad, one mile from Gilbert, Saturday,
August. 12th. Passenger trains
will stop both ways to take on and off
passengers.' Several prominent speakers
will be present to address you.
Music furnished by a band, the photo
man will be on hand to serye you.
Come and eDjoy one of the best 'cues
of the season. Charges for dinner
reasonable. IOOR HAYES.
July 19?iwSO
Notice, Obituaries, Etc.
, The Dispatch is forced to repeat
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what it has so otten saia oeiore. w e
cannot print cards of thanks, obifcu&rie8,
and the like FREE of charge.
We will publish, however, obituaries
of 100 word9 free and charge at the
rate of one-half cent a word for all
over 100 words. Cards of thanks will
be published at the rate of one-half
cent a word straight. Our space is
what *e make our living out of, and
we have it to sell just the same as a
grocer sells his meat, lard, flour, sugar,
coffee, etc. Always make remittances
when sending copy. Thi3 will save
ns a lot of book-keeping.
The Old
Question Of
Shoes, Shoes
Let Us Answe
H. MOWING/1
Lexington, - - S.
We Sell the Best Groc<
At Right Prices.
V-, '
M. D. HARMAN ?
DEALER IN
General Merchandise Staple
Line I
GROCEBIES, CANNED I r
GOODS, HAKUWAlUi, 2
ENAMEL WARE, TIN- I" t?
i WARE, ETC, - - - - I I
Lexington, - S. C. J t<
ISAY, FARMERS Z I .
Wben yon need anything in |
HARNESS, PLOW GEARS, | 2
HOES, COLLARS, PADS, 8 2'
ETC., I gj
| THINK OF ME. I *j
8 HAND-MADE HARNESS 8 2;
| A SPECIALTY. g &
I REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY 8
8 DONE AT RIGHT PRICES. 8 2!
I E. A. FELLERS, |
I THE HARNESS MAN |
1 929 Gervais Street, 2!
The man who hasn't enough pr p?
erty to interest the tax asses r h alway8
talking about the good he would 2'
- do if he were a millionaire 2'
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RELIABLE I
ry best in HARNESS and |
an old experienced "Ken- 2*
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ujli us ffucre yuu win jllhu
.ecfc from of all grades, ?
We use the Best Leather f,
workmen. Guarantee our %
any on the market. 2<
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re showing the best line ol $3
ud Summer Shoes and Oxfords for ^
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ANNUAL REPORT/
f E. L. * IN SARD, Treasurer of i
Lex ngton County, South Caroljia \
for the Scholastic Year Com- ;
m ncing July 1,1910and \
ending June 30,11 J
>FFICE COUNTY TREASURER j
Lexington, S. C., July 20, 1911
'o Hon. R. W. Meminger, Presiding LJudge
Court of General Sessions for
Lexington County, S. C. \
)earSir: l.
In conformity with the reqirements '
f an Act of the General Assembly of
lie State of South Carolina, No. 197,
pproved December 23, 1889, A. D., I
ave the honor to submit the following
sport of the transactions of this office
3r the scholastic year commencing
uly 1, 1910, and ending June 30, 1911.
Very respectfully,
E. L. WINGARD,
Treasurer Lexington County
fo. Name Nature Amt '
16 Tho9 C Lykes, teaching 6 25 J
17 I Edwards Co., buildings 50 00 A
18 Maggie Shuler, teaching 35 00 <
19 Ethel Clipe, " 25 00 \
30 Martha J Brown 44 40 00 t
51 Bertha T Kleckley 44 50 00 \
52 Matilda Bowman 44 25 00 \
53 Paul J Corley 44 25 00 ^
54 Nina Henry 44 05 00 J
55 Nina Henry " 65 00 \
36 T E Derrick 44 45 00 \
37 Charlotte SiDgleton 44 35 00 j
58 Lottie Cromer 44 40 00 J
39 Noah E Derrick 44 2o 00 i
50 R E Shealy 44 65 00 /
51 R B Curry 44 25 00 1
52 J S Bole9 4< 51 00 4
53 E U Shealy 44 8 0 00 ^
>4 Perry Wise, fuel 6 25 ^
"Cfrkr*! T? 1 qorrar> foanViincr 40 00 /
j'J iJlUCi JLJiV -auvx ) ?.V V > M
>6 J E Shealy 44 62 50 \
37 Lawrence KBachman 44 40 00 4
>8 Benjamin Lykes 44 13 50 4
39 Olive Haltiwanger 44 40 00 4
10 Cora A Dukes 44 40 00 4
11 W E Black supt 44 340 CO 4
12 WE Black 44 * 44 351 CO 4
WE Black 44 4 4 3 71 50 4
14 J Frank Kaiser 41 61 00 4
15 Annie Lou Taylor 44 35 00 4
16 Lela Fulmer 44 30 00 4
17 H J Dominick 44 25 00 4
18 U P Etheredge ' 44 47 50 4
19 J G Sharpe *4 80 00 4
JO L K Leapkart, fuel 4 50 4
il L K Leaphart, repairs 4 10 4
32 Belva Brown, teaching 40 00 4
S3 Nat'l Bk Leesviile iza uu 4
14 Delia Snelgrove " 35 00 4
10 Delia SneJgrove " 35 00 4
$6 George Butler " 6 00 4
>7 George Butler " 4 00 4
15 Felder Smith fuel 5 10 4
J3 D B Bawl building 240 0u 4
X) Lessie M Quattlebum teach 70 60 4
11 W D Hill " 50 00 4
12 Mrs Lizzie Youmans " 35 00 4
13 Mincy R Pound " 42 ?0 4
A South'n Teach Agcy fur. 27 22 4
)5 Jas Bat k g it, repairs 15 00 4
)6 D Luther Snealy, teaching 40 00 4
)7BFDerrick " 37 00 4
18 Jeume Charles " 40 00 4
)9 Gertrude Johnson 44 45 00 4
)0 Susie Dunbar 44 45 ou 4
)1 Rufus Mitchell 44 5 00 4
rz RufusMitchell 44 5 00 4
)3 Rufus Mitchell 44 15 00 4
>4 Mrs J C Counts *4 45 00 4
)o W E Long 44 52 25 4
)6 EmmaKoon 35 00 4
>7 E W Julie > 44 32 0u 4
)8 J Ansel Oaughman 4t 50 00 4
)9 J AdsoI Caiighmun 44 50 00 4
.0 Joseph Hite, buildings 151 72 4
11 Julian P Harman, teaching 35 00 4
2 Julian P HarmaD, repairs 1 75 4
.3 W H Derrick, teaching 76 40 4
.4 Mrs. O D Garvin 44 40 00 4
.5 Mrs. S PHolladay 44 40 00 4
6 IvaCrout 44 38 00 4
.7 W M Titley 44 25 00 4
8 Kizzie RGeorge 44 40 00 4
9 T S Sea^e 44 47 50 4
!0 Saml J Derrick 44 60 00 *
!1 ThosC Lykes 44 14 5 3 4
- ^ a I fir? ftj. A
\a unie Liantt rox ~~ oo uu *
!3 H L Harman 44 60 00 4
14 Lula Belle Walker 44 25 00 5
5 Eva Bookman 4 4 35 00 5
6 J Walter Harman 44 35 00 5
7 George E Weaver 44 35 00 5
8 Natl Bank, Leesville 44 500 -0# 5
:9 Southrn Teach Agcy furtnr 26 62 5
:0 John Chavis fuel 4 50 5
1 E U Shealy teaching 80 00 5
2 Alfred Gunter repairs 12 25 5'
3 Ed Reese, repairs and fuel 8 00 5
.4 Estelle Harman teaching 40 oo 5
5 S E Quattlebaum 44 21 01 5
6 Dora Kedmon 44 50 00 5
7 J V Smith 44 40 00 5
8 AMHolloway 44 14 50 o
9 Katie Shuler 44 70 Oo 5
0 Mary O Able " 40 00 5
1 C S Hi t hinson 44 60 CO 5
2 R B Curry 44 25 Ou 5
3 Rosa B Fallaw 44 40 00 5
4 J E R Kyser 44 50 00 5!
5 Blanche Parrott 44 40 00 5!
^ P P Ar^omo ** (II) fV
V L JL-* CH * * ij t/V vv VI
7 D E Amick 44 45 90 5!
8 OK Bedenbaugh 44 25 0o o:
9 OK Bedenbaugh 44 2 5 0 0 5:
0 H J Rains 44 45 00 5:
1 J S Boles 44 50 00 5!
2 O A Lucas fuel 18 00 5:
3 Linnie C Bachman teach'g 30 00 o:
4 Linnie C Bachman 44 80 00. 5
5 J F Bowman 44 26 00 6:
>(> J O Singley 41 60 00 6;
)7 J O Singley fuel 5 75 5
?8 J W Shealy teaching 60 00 5
>9 Maggie Cochrane, teaching 30 00 5:
10 RE Shealy, 44 76 50 5:
11 L B Darkins, 44 2 0 0 0 5.
>2 Ruth M Taylor 44 35 00 5;
>3 Estelle Veal 44 2 6 00 o
14 Lena J C Lucius 44 26 00 5
)0 liieweiiyn z.eigier " id uu ^
56 H J Dominick 41 15 00 5
>7 TS Sease, repairs 15 30 6
>8 Bessie Edwards, teaching 25 00 5
>y 44 44 44 25 00 5
70 G W Lewis, repairs 2 00 5
71 Mrs Lola Maynard, teaching 37 00 5
72 44 44 44 44 37 00 5
73 Fannie J Sightler 44 25 00 5
74 Mary V Gallman 44 20 00 5
75 Lacy M Smith 44 2 5 0 0 5
76 Argent Skinner 44 50 00 5
77 Mary J Gardner 44 2 4 00 5
7ft .Tnlion A ** Ri\ ib 5
I V v u??na AX JL a ivv w
r9 J W Hendrix, rent , 1 60 5
30 Estelle Banter, teaching: *0 00 5
31 Lncinda Haitiwanger " 25 Oo ?
52 O G Williams " 70 00 6
33 Linna Woodward " 60 00 ?
54 Henry Wessinger " 89 to ?
55 Jennie Charles " 40 00 E
56 Chariot Singleton 11 35 00
37 Nettie L Amick 44 32 60
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188 Thos D Amick, repairs 7 50
{89 Arrie Gregory, teaching 32 (0
5)0 41 ' ' 44 44 32 (0
m 44 44 44 15 47
5)2 J H Kleckley, repairs 9 CO
))3 Lula K 0 Nelson 44 25 CO
5)4 Maggie Shuler 44 35 0'
{>5 Ethel KliDe 44 25 00
5)6 Sasie E Anderson 44 23 Of:
V7 Benjamin Lykes 44 29 00
5 >8 Noah E Derrick 44 50 00
59 ) 44 44 44 25 GO
100 Kezie R George 44 40 CO
101 T E Derrick 44 45 CO
102 W E Long 4 55 00
103 J W Harman 44 17 50
101 W P Roof, repairs 2
105 Carrie Morgan, teachii.g 40 00
106 Martha J Brown 44 40 00
407 Annie Louise Taylor " 35 CO
108 Mincy R Pound 44 43 65
109 Carrie Smith " 25 00
110 Sue H Corley 44 60 00
lll'Lizzie Youmans 44 35 00
112 Maude Farr 44 35 00
113 Hattie Hook ' 40 00
114 Cora A Dukes 44 40 00
115 May Amick 44 40 00
116 Wellington A Harman, rps 50
117 W E Black, prin. teaching 162 60
118 44 44 supt 44 352 (0
119 44 44 44 44 100 00
120 44 44 44 44 352 ?0
121 Mrs O D Girvin ,4 27 '.9
122 Curtis Wernorts 44 50 0
123 Elvira Julie 44 30 '0
124 Allie G Fox " 32 07
125 Olive Haiti ranger 44 40 00
126 J D McRrant 44 25 00
127 Law K Bachman 44 40 00
128 Richard Parker 44 75 00
129 P D Meetze, mel 9 bt
130 Valethea O wait, teaching 25 0(
131 Daisy Hawes 44 40 0(
132 J (j West, rent 10 00
133 Rebecca Gadsden, teaching: 25 00
L34 Carolina Seabrook " 4u 0
135 Mrs Mae Kreps " 40 00
L3rS Merna R Riley " 40 00
137 WJD Hill " 50 00
138 O C Kibler 44 65 CO
139 " " 44 65 00
U0 44 44 44 , 65 00
141 J E Shealy 44 63 50
142 Dora Redmond 44 50 00
143 W H Wannamaker, repairs 17 08
144 Dnl B Redmond, teaching 22 50
145 J F Hutto, fuel 10 00
146 Mrs J C Counts, teachi ig 45 00
147 RB Curry 44 16 00
148 Lessie Quattlebaum 44 70 00
149 R O Shealy, fuel 3 50
150 D Luther Shealy 44 40 00
151 Jas W Drake " 61 75
152 " " 65 00
153 Katie Shuler 44 70 00
154 Julian P Harman 44 35 00
155 EmmaKoon 44 35 00
156 Gertrude Johnson 44 45 00
L57 Susie Dunbar 44 40 00
L58 Ella J Lybrand 44 20 00
[59 J Frank Kaiser \ 44 60 10
[60 Saml J Derrick 44 60 00
IC I *D/\oa D 1 1 n n? 11 A f\ lilt
:uJ. ivuoo jj raiiaty 1U iv
62 Bettie Reevee, repairs 1 00
63 Fannie M Boy den, teaching 25 00
64 J Ansel Caughman 44 50 00
65 T S Shealy 44 47 50
66 H J Raines 44 45 00
67 H L Harman 44 60 00 j
68 S E Quattlebanm " 21 00
69 Hattie E Harris 44 10 00
70 44 44 44 20 00
71 J R Fulmer 44 50 00
72 Walter R Bowman 44 30 * 0
73 Eva Bookman 44 43 7o
74 Ella V Williams 44 25 00
75a Lucy M Smith 44 20 50
75b Belva Brown 44 10 00
76 B F Derrick 44 4 9 95
77 <J S Hutchison 44 60 00
.78 O TC "Rfirifinhftmrh " 95 HO
79 A D Martin, traveling exps 59 93
SO Chas P Robinson, fuel 8 02
81 Irvin Bickley, fuel 10 00
82 Bstelle Harman, teaching 40 00
83 JNttt Ba'k of Leesyille " 600 00
84 Geo E Weaver. " 35 00
85 Henry Davis, building 24 50
86 P B Adams, teaching 50 00
87 G U Arehart, fuel 9 00
88 George Butler Teaching 2 60
89 " " " 9 00
90 S R Bates " 30 00
t0 Fannie Sigbtler " 25 00
92 Beuiah Seay " 28 00
93 " " " 28 00
94 " " " . 11 zO
95 J E R Kvzer 44 50 00
96 E W Julie 44 33 00
97 Delia Snelcrove " 35 00
98 44 44 44 17 50
99 H B Wesainger Repairs 7 50
00 Jennie Charles Teaching 21 00
01 Godfrey Bouknighc Repairs 3 20
02 Fannie Boyden Teaching 5 00
03 J V Smich Teaching 40 00
04 B E Williams Repairs 4 20
05 R E Shealy Teaching 75 00
06 Blanche Panott 44 38 79
07 J S Boies 44 40 00
08 D E Amick 44 Fnel 43 75
09 J E Shealy 44 37 50
10 R B Curry 44 2 5 00
11 W C Swaffield Insurance 26 00
12 Julian A Price Teaching 50 00
1Q .T P RncDmnn " 00
14 Charlotte Singleton Teach 60 00
15 Mary C Able Teaching 40 00
16 44 14 " 16 60
17 Dr. Ja9 Harman Rent 3 00
18 Iva Croat Teaching 38 00
19 " " " 18 81
20 G A Mills Teaching 67 65
21 J O Sin^ley 44 60 00
22 Esteile Buster 44 40 Oo
23 Esteile Buster Apparatus 5 00
*4 A D Martin Library 10 00
25 Martha Brown Teaching 39 77
26 Sue H Coney 44 60 00
27 Elvira Julie " 32 60
28 C G Williams 44 70 00
EC Shealy " 80 00
30 H B Wessinger " 76 00
31 " 44 44 20 60
32 J M Williams Rent 1 50
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31 A D Martin bk case schld 62 10 00
35 Argent Skinner Teaching 50 Oo
36 Maggie Snuler Teaching 35 00
37 Ethel Cline 44 25 00
36 Perry Wise Fuel 3 25
30 Maude Farr " 35 00
10 L R 0 Felson 44 30 00
41 Fannie Boy den 44 4 00
42 44 44 44 4 07
43 S R Bates 44 30 00
44 Netiie Amick 44 32 50
45 LA Haiti wan ger/ 5 00
46 44# 44 44 20 00
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48 Beiij Lykes 44 27 00
49 Luia B Walker 44 25 00
50 25 00
51 W H Derrick 44 75 00
52 W H Derrick 44 7 5 00
53 Lewellyn Zeigler44 45 00
$4 Annie L Taylor 44 35 00
55 H JDominick 44 15 00
56 44 4 4 4 4 2 0 00
57 Hattie Hook 44 40 00
58 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 00
59 NEDerrick 44 50 00
60 J R Eujtner 44 50 00
161 T E Derrick 44 45 00
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EVERY man enjoys i
some kind. Ther
ductsve to sreai r
You knowthai any ma
or hisnter derives rm
than from anything els
WE don't have the game tc
but what e rjoyment w
; than made up by superior (
WE want every sportsman
ates good fire arms to i
I i r?i
ana riues.
WE enjoy showing them ju
th m.
Lorick !
1519 MAIN STREET
Parlor H
BEN DAVIE
1320 MAIN ST. 0pp. Palmetto
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Special Rates by the We
Mi
fBUY YOUR
Harman's Shoe stor<
Iplete stock to select from
A special invitation to mj
Make my store yo
Columbia. Farmers heav
The man that saves
HARM Al\
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1735 Main Street.
OBITUARY.
Margaret Elizabeth A-ehart died
July 26, 1911, aged 56 year*. 2 months
and 6 days. She was baptized in infancy,
and in early youth became a
member of Mb. Hebron M. E. church,
and remained so until called from
t time to eternity. She leaves to mourn
1? J??#?. ??. Kmfhprfl and one
ner ucpai iuiu iuui
sister. Her remains were laid to rest
with appropriate services in the cemetery
of Zion's church in the presence
of many friends and relatives.
! : J. A. 0,
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mni?pa7iriri A mi snfirt ftl
a W W a v %? van ww ? * ^ jwvi w
e is nothing more connanhood
than shooting.
n who is a marksman
)re pleasure from this
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hunt that our forefathers did,
e lose in this respect is more
equipment.
_' j i_ i
ana every man wno apprecisee
our stock. of shot guns
st as much as you do seeing
Brothers
COLUMBIA, S. C?
OUR PXS2S I
lave found favor with everybody H
-babes and men, the little girl in fl
pinafores and her mother and her
grandmother. They are of thefl
sweet, delicious, whole some. I
melt-in-your- mouth kind, andH
we're anxious to have ^ou tryH
them if you don't know the pro- H
ducts of our ovens. If you dofl
know we won't have to ask yon.H
REIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY I
COLUMBIA. S. C. 8
estauranuj
Proprietor, I
National Bank COLUMBIA, S. C.I
urant in Columbia. gS
Tor Ladies and Gentlemen
eals at all Hours?Night or IlajH
SHOES FROM
3 and save money. A comin
all leathers and prices r
rmany Lexington friends: 9H
ur headquarters while in flH
y shoes a specialty. flfl
you IHUlLUy on suuca.
a n
I'S SHOE I
ORE
Columbia,S. C.
TownLots For Sale.
Desirable building lots in the
of Swansea, S. C., for sale on eas^HH
terms and at reasonable prices^
ply quick to D. H. Lawson, Gastoi^Hj
S. 0., R. F. D. 1. H
And now, the money trust is
ting on the ancient, innocent look.
Canada is cutting up some?prob^^H
bly because she thinks it's too gq>od
be true.
President Taft's Ananias club
mild affair, in comparison. HH|