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IHt Lexington Dispatch
: Wednesday, Dereml)ei 20 1911.
& H, Habxajt, vxiitor and Publisher
D. R. Hal3TW4ngkr, Assistant Editor.
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fettered at the Post Office at Lexington,
8. 0., as second class matter.
tdXCVLATIOH 2.300.
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7e My Friends
And Customers.
I wish to announce t j you tha' I will
remain with The L. D. Cullum Co. the
y?*r 1912 as manager of their Baggy,
Wagon and Uarnes9 Depar menr, and
cake this opportunity of thanking each
aid every one for their past patronage,
aad tr js' I shuii be fwoiei >uth a
part or a|i of your future business.
When in town call and see me
^ whether you buy or not. I wijl be
glad to show you our large line of
Buggies., Wagons, Haraes?, Robes,
I Whips, Saddlery.
Our motto to give you quality goods
at reasonable park* s.
Wishingyou a Merry, Meery Xmas
~ 5/IC Hntra Tr*T
*aU ?* -U.OppY ilDW XC*l uvv - w
the year 1912, I beg to remain.
Yoars very truly.
C. ERNEST LIVINGSTON.
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Child Meets Awful
Death. 1
, ELon, the 3-year-old son of Mr. and
"Sirs. W. P. Lightfoot, living near
Inaha, met a horrible death Friday afternoon.
Mr. Lig r loot was away
from home and Mrs. Lightfoot had
-jwfc taken off a boiling of syrup and
\ had left it to cool in a large tob while
. she cleaned bottles to pot it in.
T Unnoticed
the lit le child who was
bringing the bottles to mother, fe 1 into
' the (oh, which contained 12 gaions of
bailing hot s> rnp and was scalded so
r babJy thaf he died within five hoars
i dseixto the tr?i?;io efforts of the fan i y
. a?Kf the lia?tfi?y sammoued phytrfeian
fdgiveieltef T
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IHra&**3^KI Seal I
K8gffiC|HHflB^Root^J
Golden Seal, the root of the above
plant, is a very useful medicine. Many
people gather it in onr rich woodlands
during the summer. Few.people know
bow valuable it is in dyspepsia, catarrh,
and as a general tonic.
Many thousand pounds of this root are
used each year in the famous catarrh
remedy, Feruna. This fact explains why
everybody uses Peruna for catarrh.
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uarters Ft
ceived a fall line of Bag
>r steel tires. Our leadii
.on for quality, easy ridi:
St.
son & Jones make, we hi
of which are reliable; hg
re have the same kind y
neration to generation,
o quality and duration, 1
Studebaker,
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md Sundries, we have a
bes Saddles, Horse Bias
-HifiTT will fro at aln
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d be sold'that entitles ea
3y us as soon as the 300
before buying; we guara
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! Sale At Real Estate. !
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Under and by virtue of an order issued
by the Court of BaD&ruptcy in
the matter of J. C. Reynolds, Bankrupt,
X, B. R. Cooner, Trustee of said
estate in Bankruptcy, will sell on the
8th day of January, 1912, at Lexington,
S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
before the Court House door, to
" the hiffhest bidder for cash, the following
described real estate:
(a) All that certain piece, parcel t r
lot of land situate, ljiing and being in
the town of Swansea, in the County of
Lexington, in the State of South Car
I having the following metes and
j boundaries, to wit: Bounded on the
| North by lot now cr formerly of Mrs.
I Sallie I. Hutto and running thereon
| one blind red and twenty leet *120');
j on the Eaa; by a twenty-foot alleyway
and running thirton seventy feet
I fTOM: nrrthe South by lot now or for- j
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| meriy of T. L. Martin and running i
tliereco one hundred and twenty feet
| (120,):l and on the West by Railroad'
Avenue and fronting thereon &9venty
(70'); the said lot being the storehouse
and hotel lot of Reynolds and Craft,
and being the same prem ses conveyed
to J. C. Reynolds and D. E. Craft on
or about, the 4th day of October, 1907, i
in the Clerk's Office tor Lexington }
I Comty, in Rook "3 C" at page 20;
I and being couveyed to J. C. Reynolds
j on the let of February, 1901, by D. E.
j Craft, by deed recorded on the 8th
! of Feoroary, 1910, in the Clerk's Office
. f >r Lexington County, in deeck' book
| "J F" at page 301.
1 (b) All that certain lot, piece or'
| parcel of laud situate, lying and being j
j iQ the Town of Swansea, in the Coun- j
j ty of Lexingto i, in the State of Sourh j
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I UaroJiua, at tne noruiwesveijui tVifUW J
i of the intersection of Lawrence auu |
I First Streets of said Town of Swansea, j
i having the following metes aDd bourn J
1 d?r?es, to wit: being bounded on j
North by lands of Willie Lybrand, for- I
ineriy of J. W. Goodwin, ana rtu.un,# j
thereon three hundred feet (3i 0'); on !
j the E tst by Lawrence Si ret t and run- j
j ning thereon one hundrfd end fifty
ftetdSO'); on the South by First
. Street and running thercon th^e nun;
dredfeet (300'}; and on.ihe West by
I Bartow Street and running thereon
I one hundred and fifty feet (160'); said
lot being a portion of Block No. 22 of
the Town of Swansea, and being the
same as the two lots conveyed to J. C.
Reynolds by "Goodwin,.by. deed .
recorded in the Clark's Office tor . Lexington
County.
] (c) All that certain piece, parcel or
I tract of land containing fifty-live (56)
acres, .more or less, situate, lying aua
being in the County of Lexington, in ,
the State of South Carolina, in Piatt
Springs Township; being bounded on
the North by lands now or formerly of
Clarence Rucaer and William Johnson;
oa the South by lands now or
formerly of J. C. Reynolds; and on
the West by lauds m w or formerly of
Annie Hutto; the said lands being a
part of those conveyed to J. C. Reynolds
on the Jbth 'lav of February,
1898, tyy H. K. Goodwin, by aeea recorded
21st of February, 1898, in the
Clerk*a Office for Lexington Counts,
i^ced Book "QQ" at page 234.
* . B. R. COONER,
j Trustee of the Estate of J. 0. BeyI
nolds, Bankrupt.
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For Sale.
| One yoke of oxer, 6-3 earmold, fiori
oogbly Droke trrlo* baa ing; weighs
2,200 pounds. H. C. Shealy, ,
2\v8 Cfca >ir, S. C. I
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gifts for our Christmas tra<
lg make is the Tyson & Jo:
ag and light running, and :
ive the Rock Hill, Chase C
i7e been used a id well trie
our fathers' used, aud are
The following brands are
lamely:
Old Hickory
complete line Our Harn
ikets. Etc., are of quality:
aost one-half price for Chi
,ch purchaser to a free cha
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whips are sold.
,ntee to save you money ai
ansaction.
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AS WELL AS p!l
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large ones are welcome here? to!
yon need not wait nntil your bus- op
iness has assumed great propor- , hu
tions before opening a Checking p.f
Account, DO SO TO-DAY. aa
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Our patron8 regardless of the
Amount of business done, receive 50
( ' ery courtesy in all matters of a I
basin ess entrusted to us?end
there is nothing in safe banking I
we cannot perform. Talk it over
with oor cashier. 30
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| CARDURA NATIONAL BANK, S3
I COLUMBIA, S. C.
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IS THE TIME tfOR YOU TO START ?.
using hc
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THE GREAT LIVER MEDICINE *
AND GENERAL TONIC. DON'T
WAIT UNTIL INDIGESTION OR
CONSTIPATION HAS BECOME
CHRONIC, bUT TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO CHECK IT.
Guaranteed and manufactured Ly the
R. L.T. Co., Anderson, S. C.
For Sale by *
KAUFMANN DRUG CO.
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Xmas Gilts.
We are a select line of Jewelry in
nlatari and r )lid eold articles, suitable . w.
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gifts for ladiej and gents, Elgin t^re
Watche?, Rogers Silverware, Toilet other
Sets, fancy goods, etc, Dolly Varden undei
and Nunnally's Candies.
2w Kaofmann Drag Co. 4^ ,
le. Have all styles
les, which has a fi:
nade in one graci
ity, Virginia and ?
sd by many for yea
3till high-class, an
weli known and s;
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and Hicko
ess are of the ve
tnd at prices to su
istmas trade. A
nee at the $90.00
id at the same tim<
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JfrBd J. Fox,
REAL EMATE1ND IHMiCE:
3XINOTON. S. C.i
For Sale.
00 acreirtooHcftimber in Sala
coanty.
00 acres 2 miles from Lexing).
40 acies open land, 4 room
felling, ]>ine timber and oak,
nty wa :er.
71 acres 6 miles from Lexing1
on Salnda River, 200 acres
m, small dwelling, good oatlaings,
5 tenant houses, deep
11, plenty fanning water.
ice will yield 7CK' bales cotton
i 1000 bushels corn.
0 acres 3 miles from Gaston,
cres open; 3 room dwelling.
12 acred 6 miles from Peloin,
acres open, 6 room dwelling,
>arn and stables.
acre let in BrooklanJ, two 3
>m cottages.
40 acres 2 miles south of Barr,
acres in cultivation, 50 acres
le timber, 6 rcom dwelling, a
*n and scabies, plenty water,
3d pasture pear church and
tool. Price $2,000.00.
28 acres 3 miles from Steedn,
land ?rav with clay subsoil,
nty oak and hickory, some
e. Land adjoining makes
v?-? i trv 9 KqIp / nttnn ner acre.
acre lot with 0 room Dwelling
am and Stables, good well,'
Depot Street, in Lexington,
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IATI0NAL BANK, I
Lexington, S. C.
10k & Lay ton,
staple, and Fancy
S rocdries, Hay,
GRAIN
and at! kinds el mixed
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Trespass Notice.
persons arc hereby notified nol
ipass by hunting, fishing or anj
manner upon the lands of the
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signed. i>. >v. joinujer.
W. F. Lindler.
J. H. Lindler.
S. W. Kcon.
s and Ha
3 in open _-.*i^S8
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d d0 the
peak for ^i^X-4-- lX..
ry Wagons.
?ry best leather and go
it the times. Being over
few more of the best
Tyson & Jones top bug
3 give you goods of the h:
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Put Prir
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For the Christmas and ]
augurated a big Cut Price
the saving of hundreds of
this section on their Chris
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I have a big lot of Furni
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gle pieces, that will go at
1 big Christmas Sale.
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Coupons will be given
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floliday trade I have inSale,
which will mean
dollars to the people of
itmas purchases.
TIONS,
ITS, MENS'
[ATS, SHOES,
LDIES' SKIRTS.
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ture, in Suites and sina
sacrifice during this
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vith all cash purchases.
'f until the final rush.
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