The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 06, 1911, Image 4
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9. B. HjU/ktwanqkb, Assistant. Editor.
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Entered at the Pott Qffioe at Lexington,
v. , 9. p., aa second ehus matter.
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4 CZBCULATIOK 3.300.
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} First Monday Sales.
' - The largest crowd tiial has been in
Islington in a long while was here
. Jftond&y to atteud the sales, and real
^ ^a. 4*? unmA ifxjfcanees. brought reo
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ord prices. "
Following is a list of the sales, as
recorded in the clerk's office: The
timber on the lands of the late
T. J. Drafts on Hollow creek, sold for
partition, was bought by Dr. J. P
Jbafts, the price rainging as high as
$?8 an acrex the aggregate amount be%
Sg $17,158.
; In the ease of; Mrs. Elisabeth Mclrer
-40h aL. against W. L Jackson, et. al.,
, WMpt No. 1, containing acres, was
wmght by Mrs. 15. F. Mcl>er for $4,060.
Tract No. 2, 59 acres, was bought by
W. H. Sharpe for $1,530.
Tract No. 3, 90 acres, to ?. S. Redd,
for $1,300.
Tract No* 4, $0% acres, to W. Q
Jackson tin $815.
. In case of Mrs. M. C. Efarsey against
.Mia E. Sharpe, sold for partition,
WaetNo. 1, 10Q acres, was bought by
Mm 1L Q.Harfev tor*400. ,
Tract No. a, 1W acres, was wu^ui
by A. D. Haraey for fBOO, I
Tract No 3, 146j? acres, was bought
tp W. B, Sharpe for |65G. ...
Tract 3rd.: 4j containing 4 Acres, |
brought $1,625, Mrs.' P. J. Wessinger j
heiag the purchaser.
la the case of Joseph Norwood
against L. J. Prink, foreclosure, the
gale was withdrawn.
Jfo case of Hoover against Bawls,
& acres was sold to F. S. Dreher for
$#aa
Id case of Baff against Hutto, foreclosure,
T. O. Btnrkie bought the
proper'?, the price being $250.
Case of Joyner against Tindal, sold
tpt partition, tract No. 1, containing
fie acres, was bought by A. J. 3t^rkie
for $9C&
t Trgofe No. 2, 24 ^cres, was bought by
P. EL Dreher fo <255.
In case of M-h. Annie S. Holland
against R. L. Shuler, f> redo sure, 15
acres, was bid in by Mr^. Holland for
$M&
The Hendrix lands, 76 acres, sold by
ttkj* sheriff for partition, was bought
by Bliss Eden Hendrix for $1,100 v
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Equity Coop*.
judge Memmi-ger held equity court
h-a WrWav and Saturday, stop
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Medicines
etc, at Pu
will start
j. W. M
Barr,
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juag over on irs way to open court In
ffafada on Mo iJay. A number of case:were
dispos- <1 of ;and the dcckets are
now in fio? shape, comparafcivefy.
Jn be cage of Rauoh against the
fi^oseMu.ioualBanba a decision w?.s
jBocfcjnd in favor of the defendant
bank.
After hearing arguments in the will
0?ae of the late ~George C.Clarke,
Jpdfe Memminger took the matter
wider advisement and will render a
decision later.
/ was an appeal from the decision
of the Judge of Probate who appointed
& JX Clarke administrator of the
This is the larges: case on
gptiocdiu the Judge of Probated office
ipifcis county, the estate being valued
bt fSacOd, ami the appointee was re
faired tofbrnish a 190,000 bondv
jtaoy odyar cases of minor important
vHeare heard. :
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Trespass Notice.
This te to notify* all persons not to
hnt?t, flab or iii any; manner trespass
- fa-ooflondtv The law will be rigidly
eajpreed against ail persons who vioJ&to
this notice.
4*8p W. L. & S. M. Corley.
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I4M9T?Between Mr. Stnart's place
nrftW- W. Barre's- field on Augusta
road, a light felt hflt with pink cord.
Under please return to Dispatch office* j
X E. Williams.
MOTION
^#1V W IIVI1
OF MERC!
On Thui
14, I wil
stock of k
v sisting of
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Teachers' Association!. J
. ,?h a secoted* meeting or the Lexiii*- .
ton County Teaehera' Association wi 1
be held at Lexington, December,, tit* - 16th,
.at 11 o'clock. An interesting
and profitable pre gram has been ar
ranged. Miss Leila A. Russell, of
Winthrop College, who has been foi several
years supervisor of rnraj
schools in York county, will addres
the association. Miss Russell is a;
Inspiration to teachers.
Miss Mary Wingard will give som
interesting reminiscences of forme
associations in Lexington county
Some other prominent educators wil
gi^ehorAtalke on the various phas- t-- of
school work.
We hope to see every live, progres
five teacher out to the meeting Dt
cember 16. The meeting will be hel
in the (graded School building. W
are snre that every one will be bighi
benefitted.
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HlxecuBiTe uumimii&cro.
' Pine Timber For Sale.
I have about 65 acre*, more or lees,
of pine timber on my DraLs place for
sale. It li s on the a utheast side o
12 Mile Creek on the Leaphart roa<
about half way between Lexington anc
Columbia, and about two miles and *
half from Arthur's Station.
lwp ': Dr James Harman.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby notified no
to trespass by hunting, fishing or an >
other manner upon the lands of tb<
undersigned. N. W. Lindler.
W. P. Lindler.
J. H. Lindler.
4w$p 8. W. Koon.
J. D. MoNay lost control of his ms
chine on the Savannah, Ga., conrs
and w&9 killed.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OP LEXINGTON
By George S Drafts, Esquire, Probat
Judge.
WHEREAS, W. D. Croot, mad<
suit to me, to grant him Letters <
Administration of the Estate of ar.
effects of William Grout,
THESE ARE THEREFORE to ci
and admonish all and singular the ki
dree"! and Creditors of the said Wn
(Jroot, deo'd, that they oe ana a.
pear, before me, in the Court of Pr
'*> to h" boM ? Tiprington, 0. P
S. C., on 15th day December, 1911, nex
alter puoiicaiiviu at 11 o'cIcm
in the forenoon, to show cause, if a?
they have, why the said Admin >
tration s'.ould not be granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, this 29
day of Nov. Anno Domini 1911.
GEO. S. DRAFT8, (L. S
Jndv T ?xiDeton Co., 8- <
Published on the 6th day D c
1911, jii the licxiugton Dispatch
2 Weeks.?6.
SHE COULD SHOUT, SAY
MRS. JOHN W. FITCHFORD
< of Aspen, N. C.
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.. Ivyill ^ always use Hunt's Cure f<
itehing troublt*. and tell a'l Iseeabo?
it. I could shout now to know th
we are all well of that dreadful troubI?
The first of last fall my litrle b
bn keout with some kind of itchir
trouole. Thinking his blcod was b>
F p-b e him a blood tonic, but he g<
wor a, and could not sleep at nigrSome
said he had itch, and told n
what, was good for it. I nsed wh
people said *ocld cure it, bnt noifetr
| did any good. My other two chiiare
and myself took the disease from hir
in Jamca-y,1911, I saw Hunt's Cur
advertised and I purchased a 50o bi?
It helped my little boy so much I got
box for each of the family, and no
we are all well of that awful tronb!
Hunt's Care will cure itch in a sbotime
if you wilKgo by direction*. W
had it in its worse form, and use
Hunt's Cure, and we are now all well
Thanks to A B. Richard* Medicin- ]
Co , of Sherxnan, Texas, manufacturers
of such healing medicine.
Mrs. John W. Pitchford,
Aspen, N. C.
Spld by: -
J. R. Langford, Swansea. S. 0;
W. A. Oxaer, Gilberts. 0. \
Kaufmann Dug Co.,'Lex. S. C 8
SALE
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'sday, December
1 sell my entire
lerchandise, conDry
Goods, Grcardware,
Patent
i, Store Fixtures,
iblic Auction. Sale
r at 10 o'clock.
cCartha,
: S. C.
gOL TRIED REMEDY I
gfjjtFOR THE GRIP.
liUnll
foUGMSy ]
COlPli I
Land for Sale.
1 We offer for sale onr property, cop
fcaining 61 acrep, in Piatt Sprinp?township,
8 miles from Gaston, knowr
th. Edward Richardson estate:
bout 20 acres in cultivation, balanc
heavily timbered. Two good sprin
f water and creek running throng'
premises. For terms, apply to
T. BOWMAN,
' MATHEW RICHARDSON.
7p Irmo, S. 0.
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For Sale.
One tract of erood farming land 3
?cr?8 *rith buildings, joining lands ?
V E Black. C. Sease and Sidney*
Nichols, on Big Hollow creek. Writ*
>e for price and terms.
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J LIAVILI ISJLiAVJlV,
6p Ohapin, 8. C. Root 2.
*ev. J. C. Counts Goes tc
Smoaks.
The Rev. J. C. Counts, who her?
t^e beloved pastor of the LexiDgb
n Circuit. of the Methodist, cl u>ch
-Mho ua*t two years, has been ai*
mvd to Smoaks, Colleton cou?>tv. '
V Conference, which met at Berttavflle
la?t week. The Rev. Jf E
?n*hton will succeed the Rev,' "TM
^nntg here.
Tt is with regrvt that the people c
his town give* up Mr. Counts a?
is most estimable family, and ti
st wishes of all Lexington will f< *
w them to their new field.
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Married*
December 3rd, 1911, at the Luther;
rsmage, Gilbert, S. C , Mr. Jesse \
sler and Miss Bessio McCarri
ert j ?ined in holy wedlock, by Rt
I D Wes^inger. -
[S THE TIME FOR YOU TO STAR
USING
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THE GREAT LIVER MEDICIN
VND GENERAL TONIC. CON'
iV AIT'UNTIL INDIGESTION O
CONSTIPATION HAS BECOME
JHRONIC, bUT TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO CHECK IT. ;
Guaranteed and manufactured! y tb.: !
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R. L. T. Co., Andorson, S. C.
Po * Sale by *
KAUFMANN DRUG CO.
IIL H QUALITY. I
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WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
If you purchase the NEW HOME yon will
nave a life asset at the price you pay.?'id will
not have an endless chain of repairs.
=^= ^ Considered |
If you want ascw+ngmsehtnc, write fhar
our latest catalogue before you purchase.
TW Uium Lm frwmfr Bhehma Ha Aiwtr WjKS, '
fU? P.CH WAUQ "k^iiuw
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The StudebaKer Slope
SpoKe distributes the tl
strain around the hub.
possible. The weaKr
spoKe absolutely elimin
We'll be glad to explain
advantages of the slope shou]
spoKe and the hundreds of ot
strong points of the Studeba
wagon.
Oregory-C
CO
CHRISTMAS ANI
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PV*Do your C
lere. You will sa
/ull line of Dry Goods, N
Y, H. illALLINU5,
^ I ton, 40 Lcre^
| AS WELL AS | pientyDw'ate
large ones are welcome here? 271 acres 6
you oeed not wait nntil your bus- ^ ""small"
iness lias assumed great propor- buildings, 5
tionn before opening a Checking j well, plent
: Acootmt, DO SO TO-OAY. 1 Place will yi
and 1000 bus
. ? == 60 acres :
J . I 9 acres op^n
! Oar patrons regardless of the '
. -. . , . " 112 acres 6
amount of business done, receive ^ acreg 0f>
J every courtesy in all matters of \ a barn and g
! htnunefts entrusted to us?and I 1
| A 4%\JX C AU V
there is nothing in safe banking room cottag
i we cannot perform. Talk it over J 240 acres 2
j with oar cashier. j 30 acres in c
! 1 : pine timber,
j barn and sta
j CAROLINA NATIONAL BARK, ' ^r'pri
COLUMBIA, S. C. { 128 acres 1
'Ml ! | | j man, land gi
1 plenty oak
PUBLIC SALE. SSift"
% acre lot v
On Thursday, December 14, 1911, at a bRrn
1 o'clock a. m.t I will sell at the old q* * *'
jevi Nichols place, xbout 1C miles '
lorthwcst of Lexington Court House, Writ? OT
lie f blowing personal property, said
roperty being a part of the personal
istate of the late Mrs. M. R. Nioii iN: , THE I
Three Males, two Horses, Cattle,
logs, three Wagons, Bugg;e-, Farm- W|illi^J
ng Implements, Harness, Etc.; Has,
dodder, Coru, Cotton Seed, Black- L?Xli
mith Shop, Tools, and a part of the *
household and Kitchen Furnifcore. ?
FRED HARMAN,
tw6 Administrator. AT6SJ
All persons a
Trespassing Forbidden. trespass in any
This is to notify all perrons that fish- j^eJandB
ng and shooting docks in my pond ? j tjy lluuk""i$* "? '
moling or trespassing on my premif?^ *? run ^ar*?
in any manner whatsoever i<* forbidden,
and all persons violating ti 11 notice
wifF be prosecuted to the fall ex.eiit
of the law. . ,*"'P
Mrs. Lessie H. Port, v
Pe lion, 8. 0., Nov. 28-4w7 We hftve rec
? - , wedding e,nd C
Fine lot of candit* just r oetved at prioee are sure
fhe Bazaar
vr.-:,.,. . . k- m
Less of the square shoulder I
onder Mule Co.,
LUMBIA, S.C.
I HOLIDAY GOODS.
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shopping <
ive money.
otions, Etc. Lowest Prices.
New Rrnnkland. 8. P..
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d J. Fox, M. WEISS,
ITE AND INSURANCE -WATCHMAKER- .
T0N- ' sc- ?and?
ir Sale. -JEWELER ound
timber in Sa- Qld Qo]d flnd gilver Bought
> miles from Lexing- 1 We Handle Watches and
\ open land, 4 room
ne timber and okk, Jewelry. All Work
r- * Guaranteed,
i miles from Lexing- ,
ia River, 200 acres
dwelling, good out-- r;
tenant booties, deep 1320 Main Stre t, Columbia, S. C. ,
y running water.
eid iot' bales cotton Parlor Restaurant,
nels corn.
I miles from Gaston, |
; 3 room dwelling. j ????????
1 miles from Peloin, j
en, 6 room dwelling, j J\ PJ |\ A I
tables. ; r Mr IVIO!
in Brookland, two 3, j j? gy m| |
i rMnivio:
m:iles south of Barr,
ultivation, 50 acres jf y0U want to buy a good
G rtom dwelling, a
bles> plenty water, farm at right price anyce
S2a0O0MUrCh' aDd wbere in South Carolina,
3 miles from Steed- cal1 on or write D9- 11 ?oa
ay .with clay subsoil, want to sell your farm quick
aud hickcry, some
1 adjoining makes for cash, make your price
)ale cotton per acre. right and we will sell it for
nth 6 room Dwelling
Stables, good well, ' you, no matter where locatreel",
in Lexington, ^ye pen choice city
J property, toocall
to see me I
insae I Dickert & Eargle,
luME j 1507 Main Street,
Ml SANK, i Columbia, - South Carolina.
igton, S. C. "Always Hustling."
J
t , Cleaning, Pressing
>ass Notice. and Dyeing
,re hereby f .rbidden to Th0 Lexinprton pre*Bicg Club is
manner whatsoever o ready to do your fall cl^auing, press
le undersigned, eith * ing, "dyeing, ete. We have a compehmgor
allowing stock force and ^11 work promptly and
? .leatly done. Let us fix up that old
ast year's suit yorjou. We make *
O. P. Bundrick, a specialty of this class of work.
R. Steurteraire, Lexington Pressing Olub.
J. W. BCoodemiro, Lem 8ox' Manager.
P. E. Birgle. ? :
" , Fruit Cake Ingredients. I
etved a b* aut;fu line of _ . L
ii- rin. The Bazaar has just received a fall $
Ihristmsi" presents. Oor 80Dp)y 0, fro(t ^ jn^Mionts. call S
to }>legfpv now "while the lot is f>?b. You will \
Httraam^ Bazaar.- And our prices just right. i;
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