The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 11, 1911, Image 6
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WHnwday, frriebat 11,1911.
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. Samuel Hyde Baptized
, In Anderson Church,
Anderson, Oct. 7.?Late yesterday
afternoon Samuel X. Hyde, the white
man under sentence to hang on October
20 for the murder of his wife, and
who also slew her father, was taken
by Sheriff King and Deputy Sheriff
Martin to the First Baptist church,
Where he was baptized by Rev. Dr.
Join F. Vines. This was according
to an order issued by Judge George E.
Prince, who passed sentence on Hyde.
Owy a few witnessecUthe baptism,
those present being the deacons of the
church. Hyde professed conversion
several days ago and Dr. Vines sent a
petition to Judge Prince asking for
permission to have the prisoner conveyed
to the church for baptism. Id
the meantime several petitions asking
Gov. Blease to commute the sentence
to life imprisonment are being circulated,
and are being freely signed, it
is 9ta,ted. These petitions will be forwarded
to the governor tonight.
{Valuable Place for Sale.
Known as the "Pierce Corley place" I
>tm the Augusta Read two miles from I
the Oourt Hous^, opposite the Rev I
1 W. D. Quick potation. Will be sold I
r in the next ten days. Apply to j
P. H CORLEY, j
- At Lexington Depot. J
* Drue S. Sawyer.
Perry, Oct. 7.?Drue S. Sawyer died I
here Monday. He was a son of Mr J
and Mrs. George Sawyer and was boin j
in Lexington county in 1839. He wat- I
a Confederate veteran, serving in Ha- J
4 good's regiment, Jenkins' brigade, J
and was wounded twice during the j
War Between the Sections. In 1877 I
he was married to Miss Endore Vann I
Mr. Sawyer's battle was an unequal j
one. In 1882 he lost bis left arm in a j
v co'rton gin, having lost his right; arm J
near Petersburg, Va., during the war. J
. The deceased is Survived by nine J
children, Mrs. T. A. Jones of North, J
Misses Julia, Meta and Bessie Sawyer, I #
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aid Thomas, Sullivan, John, Robert (
lid Drue Sawyer, and several brotheisaadsisfcus.
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The fnneral services were held Tuea- r
conducted by Rev. T. H. Posey,
and the interment was in the Jones'
- burying ground. *
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House and Lot for Sale ,
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on Main ?taeefc,. id the town of Lex- j i
higton next to- Frank W. Shealy's !
residence, to
P. H. CORLEY,
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Many Take Examination.
Eleven yonng women and eight
young men stood the teachers' examination
before County Superintendent
! of Education A. D. Martin in the
court house on Friday- They were:
Misses Lela Fainter,. Lola Epting.
Siith Jones, Bessie Fulmar, Lois Cody,
Annie Kate Simpson,, Rose Ranch,
Biaae Folmer, Eola Lee-Quattjebaun.,
Hattie Human, Ethel Kleckley; and
Messrs. Jesse O. TOngard, Van M. i
Wingard, D. E. Amick, J. C. Haitiwasger,
D. K. Sbumpert, W. E. Loag,
_ E D. Syzer and Homer R. long.
CtH Wave Coming.
~ Be prepared, Look around and tee
-how many broken window lights there
are in your house. Take their meattUrexnent
to Kaufmann Drag Co., who
have all sizes window glass. Remember
we are headquarters for putty and
knives, paints and brushes, Varnishes,
oils, etc. 1 wk
Notice.
Notice is hereby given Ifjitk W C, LUC |
undersigned Jury Commissioners, will
on the 2oth day of October, 1911, at 9
a. m., proceed to draw 36 petit jurors
to serve the first week of November,
133!, term of court.
Frank W. Shealy,
E. L. Wiugard,
W. D. Dent.
Jury Com'rs. Lex Co., S. (',
Stockholder's Meeting.
Tbe annual meeting of the focikolders
of the Columbia, Newterry
and Laurens Railroad Company, will
fee held m th? President's office, at 12
o'clock, October 17th, 1911.
C. P. SEABROOK.
Co*. 4, 1911-50 Secrttar .
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at Court House
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On Monday sight at 11:80 Ira Dari
and Bmma Henderson, colored, of th
Hollow Greek section, drore into towi
to get a marriage license. N. P. Shipp
the dejmty clerk of court, was in th
office, and he, with Lester Miller, so;
of the sheriff, soon aroused the Judg
of Probate, and in a short time the H
oesse was issued.
Ira raid they had ran away and hi
wanted to know if there was any oh
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in the oonrt noase ww v-vuiu wwt,
them, as they wanted it done befor
going heme.
: JST. P. Sbipp, who is a notary public
was appointed masted of ceremonies
and he soon had the marriage nnde
way. About the time Ira was pledg
ing himself for life, Chief of Folic
Taylor appeared upon the scene, re
splendent in bine coat, brass button
and star, and the wedding almos
turned into a panic before the chie
had time to explain that he was onl;
a witness and was not there for th
purpose of interfering with the nnp
rials.
Immediately after the marriage Ir;
and Emma drove out of town presum
ably for their home on Hollow creek
and Lexington knew them no more.
Final Discharge
This is to notify all parties cor
cerned that I will apply to George S
Drafts, Probate Judge for Lexingto:
comity, S. 0., on the 8th day Nov.
1911, for a final discharge as adminis
trator of the estate of Wesley Harsej
deceased. M. C. HARSEY,
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J. L. Hopkins.
Attention is called to the advertise
meat of J. L. Hopkins, the popul*
dry goods merchant of Columbia, i.
this issue. Mr. Hopkins has the good
at the.right prices, and his store i
growing in popular favor with th
people of Lexington county.
SOLD THE,
gJSnssWOR LD OVER.
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In Magistrate's Court.
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Magistrate Thos. L. Harlan - oz
ruesday heard -the case of Bunch D
Seorge against William H. Hendrix
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Etendrix for 44trespass after notice.'
rhe jury, composed of Sam Long, J
&. Richardson. Harry F. Rawl, Sidney
3teel and Lem Sox, retnrned a verdici
)f npt guilty.
T. NC. Callison represented Mr
3eorge and F. E. Dreher the defend
int, Mr. Hendrix.
Visit the Store
Reign Suprei
American Raj
Go Away D<
to Buy Your
ter Goods is
J. L. H
500 yards of White Madras to
See our Outing at
Yard wide C&ambray
?- See that Flannel, others askl
\ Dre8s Goods in all shades fron
Ask to see that Red Wool Fla
Ask to see that Turkey Red T
- White Table Damask
Don't forget our Shoe Departr
Leathers, solid leather. Bssu
You buy your winter Shoes.
Ladies1 Suit
This department is just ful
very srlappy and well Tailors
and the price
Make our Store your headt
all the latest shapes and our p
Give us a call when vou ne:
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J. L. H(
13te MAIN STREI
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Bales Has Tile Bargains.
W ; ?tore of W. 1). Bites, in Co '
ISthbla, vm never ao "^ull of varied
* classes of merchandise. In every de8
pertment yon find stacks and stacjfce.
of new and stjl^^jrobds?godds (of;
' every member of the family. Bates
8 boasts of the feet that he "Sell it for
r Less," and all that is necessary, and
all that he asks is to call and learn
for yourselves. Bates is not frailty of
advertising one thinir and doing
* another. He is also a close and expe8
rienerd buyer and he knows good
? merchandise when he sees it, and he
certainly got the bargains on his laet
trip north. A eordial invit tion toone
? and all so visit his store whether to
' buy or not
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e The State fair open* at Colombia on
October 30. The biggest and best is
t promised.
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; Alfred J. Fox,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
LEXINGTON, S. C.
For Sale.
Q 35 acres near Matbiaa Mineral I
I' Spring, 7 miles from Columbia. [
1 acre lot in Brookland, two 3
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room cottages.
140 acres 2 miles south of Barr,
30 acres in cultivation, 50 acres
pine timber, 6 rcom dwelling, a
barn and stables, plenty water,
r j good pastur", near church and
n | school. Price $2,000-00.
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s man, land gray with clay subsoil, I |
e plenty oak and hickory, some | I
pine. Land adjoining makes I I
from 1 to 2 bale cotton per acre. j j
~ j % acre lot with 6 room Dwelling j
a'barn and Stables, good well, I |
j on Depot Street, in Lexington, I I
j S. C.
105 acres five miles Sooth of j
j Chapin, known as the "Billy I I
j I Rish Place,"about25 acres open I I
j land, some timber, plenty water. I I
j I This place mn9t be sold quick, j I
,1 It's a bargain. Answer quick. 1}
I 103 acres 5 miles from Gaston, I j
j 30 acres in cultiyation, gray soil, I I
j some pine timber. f I
I 11 acres on the Augusta foad 2 j j
I miles from Lexington, $ acres j j
j cleared, 3 room cottage. j I
| 140 acres near Maoedop, 22 11
j acres open land, Prfae $700. I ]
I One lot in Batesburg 84x206 feet, | j
[ 4 room cottage. I J
j 275 acres 3 miles from Pelion, | I
| 50 acres in cultivation, 4 room | j
! dwelling, a barn and stables, I j
I plenty water, J J
I 110 acres 5 miles from Lexing- I j
I ton, 40 acres in cultiyation, 7 if;
8 room dwelling, barn and stables, 1.1
i plenty water, near church and 11
I school, R. F. D., telephone. I j
j 96 acres 2 1-2 miles from Lex- H
I ington on the two north road. [ J
. I 97 acres near Lexingt-on. . M
j 71 amfes 3 miles from Swanseei, ^ \ i?
s j I 40 acres in cultiyation, 4-roofb. ,
jj dwelling, plenty water, land
| ' good for cotton and grain.
? J . 162 Y acres 5 miles from Steed1
map, 25 acres open land, 4-room $ f*
I dwelling, a barn and stables, : j 1
> I plenty water, gray soil.
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Lexington, S. C. !
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gle Makes Prices
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Fall and Win^
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OPKIWS'
close at i....-...v...... 05c yd.
3, 8-and lOc yd. i
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0c, our price...:...!.!.. 08c yd.
i .10c to fl.00 yd.
nnel lOe yd.
abJe Damask.... .15c yd. ,
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cent we nave mem m an mc
re you look them over before
i Department.
1 of values. Our Suits are all
d. VV^can ?t you in the Suit
#5.00 aud #25.00 Suit.
juarters for Milliuery.j ^We carry
irice^tigjiiit.^ '$ *
it come to the city,
fours,
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I Lexington, ;
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1816 Main
We are offering some woi
look. We know that we can
and our prices are always lov
few of our many good values:
Best .Table Oil Cloth, whil
We have just received a b
ers. We bought this lot at a
Sweaters, the 03.50 kind, for!
1,000 yards the very best
Men'*
We knew that we have tl
yeu. Men's Suits from 05.00
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In Ladies' Ready-to-wear
you, and we know we can sui
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jEBPrON^^l^CLOTHES
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VJUALCJ UJLXU W V/ULJ
len and Boys' Pants
Shoes and Hats
shings and Underwear
inks and Suit Cases.
ndle the best in each of
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FOR MEN AND BOYS" 1
South Carolina. T
iiiwawrnn?TUiiiiiiriiniiBMi iiiiiiiii ihimmii ii iw im
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iper's
Street, Columbia.
iderfal values and ask you to give u? a .
please you as to the goods you want
rest Try us. Below we name only a
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ig shipment of Ladies' All-Wool Sweatsacrifice,
and offer you Ladies' all-wool r
81.99 while they last
; Bleaching made while it last, 8 ) -3c.
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ie beet ralues obtainable and can suit
to $35i00t Y^' f'
Winery. >
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t you in style and price.
Dry Goods
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jet, Columbia, S. C.
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