The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 25, 1911, Image 1
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VOL. XLI. LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1911 51
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Ladies' Coat Suits and Cloaks, SVHsses' and c
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C dldren's Coats, in BearSkin diid ,-lo^h. all colors, J
size9 2 to 14 years; Sensational Price Cutting ?1.25,
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"THE
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Fifteenth County Fair
Now In Full Blast.
The fifteenth annual fair of the Lexington
County Fair Association is in
fu!l blast. With the weather propitious
the gates were opened yesterday
morning and throughout the day hundreds
of pjople viewed the exhibits
and watched the racing. The exhibits
as a whole surpass in excellence all
An o n-PpAi?fa
j^lC/YiVU0 CiiVil/3.
Lv ry department of the big fair is
ful , showing as never before the wondertul
resources of the greatest county
in the Palmetto State.
The liorse and mule department is
decidedly the best ever, the number
of entries being far in excess of other
years, and the stock being of the highest
class.
Today the attendance is recordbreaking,
the feature of the day being
the scneduled addresses of Hon. E J.
Watson, commissioner of agriculture
of South Carolina; A. G. Smith, of the
United States department of agriculture,
and E. B Mason of the forestry
depirtmentof the federal government.
The fair will come to a close tomorrow,
and as has been the custom in
the past, every old soldier will be admitted
to the grounds free.
Notice ol Bar Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Lexington
Bar Association in the office of
J. B. Wingard, Esa., on Saturday, the
28th, at 12 o'ciock M, to arrange a rost.
r of cases f r trial at the ensuing
term ol the common plea9 court. Lawyers
baying cases to be heard at sa d
term will piease ar,t?-nd said meeting.
J. B. Wmgard, Sec.
The Lyric.
The Lyric t' eat re in Columbia, has
arranged a fl ? programme of amusement
for l'ai week. Thi9 ever popular
playhons will have on its best"
and our ptople will find it a mighty
g . the liour9 awa,>.
Tn mov nn p < tn . s ?re of the best
and tne e will be a lot of novelti s,
d -i ng * < mus e. The price of
a irni^cio will
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best's Clcaksg ft1eri5s
th3 pleasure of sells!
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Ladies' Shirts
pa??-'l back and front, a beauty, a rca-1
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ma ma ip in tire latest- style, a skirt of
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Fetticoats
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3 wiil pay you to be here These petin
price from $1.50 to $6.50 Sensational
89c. to $3.85 for a Silk Taffeta P* tti50.
>ry Goods Values
iyer in this city knows that we sell
" MAN WHO
IER MAIN AND RICHLA
Mr. Barre Appeals
to State Board.
Mr. W. W. Barre and others have
i appealed from the decision of the
County Board of Education in the
matter of selecting a siie for the new
ten thousand dollar school building,
i the county board having decided, in
favor of the school trustees, and the
question will now come up before the
State board. The appeal sets out in
part:
a a J /I In <"?o1 (TMOtOOO i r> HlQ
JL t A G*> C IVuUI Wt 1U
matter of selecting said location, was
contrary to law; due regard not having
been paid to the site already procured
and owned by the sai 1 school
district for a school building. And
upon the farther ground that said proposed
site selected for the new school
building is neither in the centre <f
the territory of said district nor convenient
to a majority of the citizens
living in said school district, as the
law directs shall be the case "
It is not known when the question
will be heard by the State beard, no
date having been fixed a9yet.
Gentlemen of the Jury. :
For first week, November Term, 1911.
'Austin H Mack. Hudson P Seigler, :
Juo B Roberts, Cline J Taylor,
L B Reynolds, Mat J Rucker,
E L Stoudemire, Frank L Atidy,
E P West, R Thomas Draft9,
G Willie Koon, Joe A Dyches,
Ben P Neese, L Hinfe'e Sheaty,
Chas W Eargle, Noah F Frick,
Chas B Lindler, J Rufus Sfiealy,
George F. Long, Job Smith,
M Lu h Younginer, Willi.- E B rre,
S Ed Hendrix, Perry L Lwas,
J W Lindler, Ed F Monts.
Luc us D Hutto, W Maxcv Oswalt,
S Frank Derrick, Cohen C A -swygert
Saml J Cannon, Jno A Buleniine,
Da-'id R Pour d, Jos D Mite ell,
Ranse E Mack, G*> ' K 1 ; - r
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Sheets, Pillow Cases
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