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The Lexington Dispatch ' Wfetaeeday, December 27 1911. ? Q Df. FT arm an, Editor and Publisher D. R. Haltiwangxr, Assistant Editor. . ________ Entered at the Post Office at iiexington, S. O., as second class matter. CIRCULATION 2,300. =========== Tcc<iia Jl Alia 199UV* We are getting: out- this issue of The Dispatch earlier than nsnal in order ihat we, too, may have a little Christmas holiday. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy;" and* some members of The Dispatch force have labored long and faithfnlly, without murmur or complaint. Even now we can't give them the rest due them; they do not ask it, but it. will, in a ' measure, show our" appreciation of * work well performed. To our readers, one and all; to those who have patronized our columns so liberly, we extend onr appreciative ' thankB and wish for them a Merry Christmas and a bright, prosperous and happy New Year. We shall strive harder in the future than we have in the past to make The Dispatch a more readable paper; and with this purpose in view, we respectfully a9k the continued support and co-operation of the people ofiLexington county.- Iu every movement iOOKing w me uchcalucuu ui onr people, we shall take an active part?working for the greatest number all the time. Notice, Pension Board. tffgp'.N... v.' The Pension Board will meet in the Oonnty Auditor's office on th6 first Monday in January, 1912, at 12 o'clock for the purpose of organizing. The old board will serve. Geo. W. Reeder * will serve as a new member. _ e The Pension Commissioner will be .. in the Auditor** office on each Saturday in January, 1912, to give out blanks to each applicant:. All applicants must appear in person, except in very extreme cases. Further instructions will he given when applicants apply for blanks. Tb Oonnty Pension Board will meet on ic.: first Monday in February, 1912, to pa9S upon all appHba+ions that were handed In to the Ctar-missioner. After this date no blanks will be given out j The representatives and others are requested to send to the commissioner the-name> of all pensioners who b&vei tied or moved oat of the county since the I: pension roll was paid* Please r"- give thia4nformation, otherwise their ' names will be on the roll and cases considered, S. M. ROOF, Chairman Pension Board, Lex. Co. Deoember, 13, 1911. . "Best On Earth" This is the verdict of R. J. Howell; "$racy, O., who bought Foley's Honey nrt-Mtvinnrl fnr hi? wife. "Her case-was th* wbrst I have e*er seen, and.looked like a sare case of consumption. Her lungs were sore and : j she-coughed almost incessantly and her voice was hoarse and weak. Fo ley's Hpooy and Tar Compound Drought relief afbnce and less than three botfcle&edfected a complete cure." Kaufmann Drug Co. AleacAyonb. The big 3ale at the big store of Alex Ayoub on Gervais- street, Columbia, whioh has been in.progre3s for several days, is a big success. Thousands of satisfied customers have left the store, singtug Alex Ayoubs praises. - ?- # A' * The biggest bargain are yeo m f iocs w V and it will pay you to visit this store ^ s q ii 3k. ? v' ^ L Sales Next Monday. Next Moil lay is salesday and a large ; .crowd will lively be here. The clerk court 1ms a number of tracts of 'vakrabfo real* estate to sell; besides there are a lot of town property that r will be put on the block. 1 The Cjanfcy Medical society will al? to meet, as will the various county boards. KIDNEY TROUBLE Sneered Ten Years?Believed in Three % Months Thanks to PE-RU'NA. C. B. TIZER, Mt. "/ bmve suffered with kidney end j bSadder trouble for ten years past ?*Laet March I commenced using Ttoos and continued for three months, .flare not used it since, nor have I felt 2% pain." J me TO! Copyright, J9I0. by America] "\WHAT kind of a tree is I'm sure all you chile That it isn't an orange or pi Though all of these fruits it \ * * / *|pHE Christmas tree is a p A fact that a Sleepy-E For look at the popcorn ball That hang fror r\ nice thinj \ TOUT listen ID N talk. | ~ i te^s us 1 ] ij { a stalk. jfr /[[ [ We'll liave to see, ; That it really isn't a popcon . ^jpHE Christmas tree is a < For candles all over it They're red, white and blue, a For candles are meant to m< - .... .? .**. ./.&?, ? t-j>... r": :.. r- ? j^OW listen to* grandma leave us alone!)? She tells us that candles are not grown; So we've got to give up, wit . you see, The notion that this is a can ; ' ^HE Christmas tree is a s] For spangles are danglii Spangles of silver and spang! It's surely a / built i f 1 raw rr i* V# I Jo5^1 llslr ; y ' be, / y There's no s j r\\ tree> ) A, For spangles, in a sho So this nice idea we'll have 'IpHE Christmas tree is a c I'm sure now we have il There's candy in boxes and i Let's mark it with "THIS v /-> A xyrw/ nrrtrr" * i W\1NL>I ll\cx, tagsi TOjUT here comes your maim says, if you please, "Who ever saw candy that upon trees?" So sadly we've got to susren whims,, It may he this candy was T THE Ovi*m? bee ii a ( Is that not sufficient tot k's full of good goodies that And WE shouldn't ask how | . : . V > Zl 00DDOD00D00DD08Q ir ns A. ustmas ee? JL : ? ?5BS5S.1TWS J5i@^Tl *Z) i Press Association. a Christmas tree? Iren and I will agree ium or pear, is likely to bear. )opcorn tree? lye Kid can see?' c onrl cfrnnrrc O U11U UUUIgU n its branches, 'mong other to grandpa's wise old hat popcorn is grown on believe him, and so, you ' V. ' .-V- > i tree. T" i \ '! ' ' a*#v ,V^ , :andle tree, all of us see. nd we'll light 'em tonight, ike candle trees bright. (please ( n / J molded, j h a sigh, i \ \ . die tree. "7 , . ' * pangle tree, ig all over it, see? es of gilt, spangle tree Santo has *o daddy?he says, says * ;uch thing as a spangle says daddy, are made p. to let drop, andy tree:! Let's holler with glee! easidy in bags, i IS A ma. who GREW der such IED to the limbs! :HRISTMAS tree ! ' you and for me? Santa Qaus grows, they eot there, 11 pose assies i , i Sale of Real Estate. Under and. by virtue of an order issued by the Court of Bankruptcy in the matter cf J. C. Reynolds, Bank rupt, If ?5. jTi/. UOUlltf) 11 USlCtJ U1 Daiu estate in Bankruptcy, will t-ell on the 8th day of January, 1912, at Lexington, 8. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, before the Court House door, to the highest bidder for cash, the I'ol; lowing described real estate: (a) All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and being in the town of Swansea, in the County of Lexington, in the State of South Car olina, having the following metes and boundaries, to wit: Bounaed on the North by lot now or formerly of Mrs. Sallie I. Hu tto and running thereon one hundred and twenty ieet (120'); on the East by a t wenty-foot alleyway and running thereon seventy feet (70'); on the South by lot now or formerly of T. L. Martin and running thereon one hundred and twenty feet (120'); and on the West by Railroad Avenue and fronting thereon seventy (70'); the said lot being the storehouse and hotel lot of Reynolds and Craft, and being the same premises conveyed to J. C. Reynolds and D. E. Craft on or about the 4th day of October, 1907, in the Chik's Office for Lexington County, in Boe-k "3 C" at page 20; j i?: ? T P. Rov nnlds itllU ue;ug imivojv/u uv u< v cn the let cf February, 1901, by D. E. Craft, by ceed recorded on the 8th of Februar3, 1910, in the Clerk's Office for Lexington County, in deed book "3 F'' at page 301. (b) Allhat certain lot, piece or parcel of la id situate, lying and being in the Town if Swansea, in the County of Lexington, in the Srate of South Carolina, a; the northwestern corner of the intejsection of Lawrence and First Streets of said Town of SwTansea, having the following metes and boundaries, to wit: being bounded on the North by lands of Willie Lybranl, formerly ot J. W. Goodwin, and rtnuing thereon three hundred feet (3C0'); on the East bj Lawrence Street and running 1 hereon one hundred and fifty feet (150'); on the South by First Str< et ana running thereon three hundred feet (300'); and on the West by Bartow Street aud running thereon one hundred and fifty feet (150'); said lot being a portion of Block No. 22 of she Town of Swansea, and being the same as the two lots conveyed to J. C. Reynolds ty H. R. Goodwin, by deed recorded in the Clerk's Office for 'Lex ington County. (c) All that certain piece, parcel or fract of land containing fifty-five (55) acres, mora or less, situate lying and 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 Pucker and William Johnson; on the South by lands now or formerly olf J. C. Reynolds; and on ihe West by lands now or formerly of Annie Hutto; the said lands being a part of those conveyed to J. C. Reynolds on the 19th day of February, 1898, by H. R. Goodwin, by deed recorded 21st of February, 1898, in the ft ^Clerk's Office for Lexington County,. 0 ,iu Deed-Book "QQ" at page 234. B. R. COONER, 1 Trustee of the Estate of J. O. Reynolds, Bankrupt. 3*1) ' . , IS THE T .ME FOR YOU TO START USING R.. tu.rr., THE GREAT LIVER MEDICINE AND GENERAL TONIC. DON'T WAIT UNTIL INDIGESTION OR CONSTIPATION HAS CHRONIC', bUT TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CHECK IT. n Guaranteed and manufacture^l-y the R. L. T. Co*, Anderson, S. C. .For Sale by KAUFMANN DRUG CO. Hoolk:& Lay ton, Stable 'and Fancy Groceries, Hay, GRAIN ! ami aij kiaris of mixed fitedt a specialty. "Let Us Feed Your Stock." 1 1 03 Genrafo St., Columbia. PHONE 2418 2w o-"" ii .: < 1 Maybe 8he la. A girl feels as safe with a love |1 1 letter under her pillow as a maD 1 . i;! . with ii pistol under his.?New i! York Press. ? V* ?- ?-? ? -? * A| i ? * .An# M#- ? "1 ^ ye"W">' w**w"i ^ * ?' * f r Cut Pric A" 1 i iVIl 1, For the Christmas and E augurated a big Cut Price* the saving of hundreds of this section on their Chrisi DRY GOODS, N( LADIES' SUi SUITS, H X/iJ I have a big lot of Furni gle pieces, that will go at big Christmas Sale. C. CSr<e"ts C3o Coupons will be given \ Come now; don't put it oi ngiiiHiuiixiiinmiHiiHxiuii P. M. I * " J CHAPII I AS WELL AS | I !?>/< ? nv>na a ma Trolc/'.inft" hflrOM- I xarg C unco air7 IT r,iwuiv uv?v III1 you need not w-a.it until your business bas assumed great proportions before opening a Checking Account, DO SO TO-DAY. Our patrons regardless of the amount of business done, receive every courtesy in all matters of business entrusted to us?and there is nothing* in safe banking we cannot perform. Talk it over with our cashier. CAROLINA RATIONAL BANK, COLUMBIA, S. C. ! Took Precautions. Unskilled Shot (to gamekeeper)?I'm awfully sorry 1 shot year dog. "Don't you worry, about that sir.. I left my.best one at home in case of accidents."?FHegeDde Blatter. Fall In Lint. When watermelon time Is out Br'er Possum's comin' In, so draw up to the table and get -eady to begin!?Atlanta Constitution. At the Theater. The usher hurries up the aisle. iTe must make baste because j i They'll* need him in a little, while l To help with the applause. ?Washington Star. Have your Pictures framed for the j j holidays, Made to orrtei at Kaufmaiiu ! 1 Drnjr ( 2w. >i e Sale 4 r 4 [oliday trade I have inSale, which will mean dollars to the people of > tmas purchases. ??im i I, i b i > wp* ? mm DTI0NS, [TS.< MENS' ATS, SHOES, lDIES' skirts. i ture, in Suites and sina sacrifice during this * upons vdth all cash purchases, f until the final rush. :RI(1K ' HBO V NT, - S.G. Alfred J. Fox, . REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE j LEXINGTON, S. C. For Sale. 100 acres round timber in Saluda county. j 100 acres 2 miles from Lexington, 40 acres open land, 4 room ' dwelling, pine timber and oak, i plenty water. J 271 acres 6 miles from Lexing- " ton on Saluda River, 200 acres open, small dwelling, good outbuildings, 5 tenant nouses, deep . well, plenty running water. J Place will yield W bales cotton \ and 1000 bushels corn. 60 acres 3 miles from Gaston, i) acres open; 3 room dwelling. 112 acres 6 miles from Peloin, /; ^ 50 acres open, 6 room dwelling, a barn and stables. 1 acre lot in Brookland, two 3 room cottages. r i 140 acres 2 miles south of Barr, ' 30 acres in cultivation. 50 acres . pine timber, 0 room dwelling, a 4 barn and stables, plenty water, , : /" i good pasture, near church and. J school. Price $2,800 GO. 'ifl 128 acres 3 miles from Steed- -' W ruan, land gray wirJi c?ay subsoil, plenty oak ard hickory, some pine. Land adjoining makes from 1 to 2 bale "cotton JWT acre. < }.<, acre lot with 8 room Dwelling J. a barn and Stables, gooo well,' I on Dep )t Street, in Lexington, f C. * >'t Write or call to see me J AX I THE HOME I 1 VATIMIAI DlUtf rmivmifti bhua, i Lexington, S. C. j I A Holiday Gifts. Everything suitable for Christmas, Sew Year and Wedding presents, can ae found at The Bazaar. Come and et us help yon vnur selections. S.# littv. log elsewhere. i