The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 10, 1912, Image 1
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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A. Bepresentative Newspaper. Carers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket
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total office at 1621 Main 1
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-a competent and scientific <
associate, D;. Whitehead,
[ a lady assistant, will attend
. a most polite and gentle mi
Ultendt present.
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.Byatt's Park, should you
tome by the dirt road ip yo
loan be communicated wit
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Thone Ko. 612.
Call and see our new' a
efice and get prices whethc
wnrk done or not.
Tour tree, tried, and,
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M. A. C. JONES, Cashier. I
T, Vice-Pros. ft,. W. POX, Asst. Cashier I
?6LL TIM MERMAN, Attorney. |
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Death Sentence. :
Boston, Jan. 9.?With the appear- ^
ance of a man who had abandoned all 82
hope of life, the Rev. Clarence V. T,
Richeson stood today at the bar of ofjnstice,
declared his gnilt of the pre-, 01
meditated murder of his former sweet- ^
heart, Aria Linnell, and without a i "
tremor heard Judge Sanderson sen- 11
fence him to death in the electric
ehair during the week beginning May '
19. While displaying remarkable stoicism
the yottng Virginian appeared to ^
those who crowded "the little court ^
room, as if he were conducting his own .
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To the half dozen questions which ^
Judge Sanderson pnt to Richeson he y
answered without th- slightest emotion,
always in the affirmative.
Richeson's eonnsel declared after the
proceedings that an appeal for executive
olemenoy would follow soon and k
that every effort would be made to u
obtain life imprisonment as the punishment.
Fine lot of candies just received at
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5 pet cent int&iest paid on Sadini
puted Semi-annually. ^Deposits )
Commetctaf accaunts afaa
flmpte facilities for llandlincj
appreciate. Sa|et^ deposit
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Has been turned intc
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: will pay $25.00 in Gc
Same Price as we offer
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onage. Polite and Pr<
Petition Was Granted, j
County Superintendent of Education
.. D. Martin and Prof. W. E. Black,
itting as the county board of eduoaon,
on Saturday granted tho petition
f Wade Halt and others in the matter
f the location of Long Branch school
ouse in district No. SO, whic means
iafc the present school house will be
loved to another site.
Town Was In Darkness.
Due to the falling of a tree across
2e lines of the Lexington Electric
light Jk Power Company, the town
ras in. total r&rk ess for a few hours
a Monday night. Manager Barre
'as soon on the job, however, and
ie tree was ren oyed.
: land For Sale.
I offer for sale my place containing
35 acres of lard near Maeedon. For
arms, etc., apply to . .
Mrs. Lula Gnnter.
rrm Sfpwlman. S. G.
Dispatch and Home and Farm $1.25
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ompt Attention.
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Organized as a Nati<
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deposits of
Nov. 13, 1909 we had....
Nov. 13, 1910 we had...
Nov. 13, 1911 we had...
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Our Resources Nov. 13,!
Resources Todav
We Pay Interest on Sa^
5 per cent Interest Paid
THE HOME NA
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to be Sold for Less 1
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jnal Bank under Govern- 1
member the 13,1908 with
$ 46,914.44
81,916.70
108,050.00 :
150,481.33 |
1908 $79,481.06
$216,731.86
rings Accouts Quarterly. ;
on Certificates of Deposit
TIONAL BANK
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Legislature In Session.
The le i 1 >mre nut at noon yesterday
and immediately get down to ba
iness. At last ni^t's ae^lon Joflgt
B. C. Watts was elected fourth aMciate
justice of tl ft su.zeme court ?T?x
Thos. B. Frazer. Artociate . Jnattf*
Gary was elected chief justice. of ftft
supreme court te sue seed Ira B, Jojbvpr
who resigned to enter the race far
goTernor.
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Notice of School Election.
Notice it hereby gireu that an cfta*^
tion will be held at Center Scho# - - house,
in district No. ?, on Saturiaf^
the 27th day of January. 1912, for tAlb i
Ttnrnnuo ftf MnAoltnff ' fcKa lawi^
JfttA JJVJW VI *UV iTMilU <VTCf
voted in said district for school p?- -poses.
Polls will open at 9 a. m. aafc
close at 4 p, m.:
H. S. SEASE, - t
2wll Secy. Board Trustees.
Hyler-Sharpe.
Married on last Sunday morning.
January 7th, 1912. at the home of thu
hrirlp'a narpnta. Mr. anrl Min. Jnbm
Hyler, Miss Mary Josephine Hyler and ,
Mr. Clarence Neely Sharpe, of Gilbert,
the ceremony being performed by r.
L. Taylor, notary public, who ie *
very close friend of the groom's father,
John M. Sliarpe. Both of thec*?
young people are popular and many
congratulations are being showered
upon them.
Foley Sidney Pills
always give satisfaction because
always do the work. J. T. ShelnaS*,
Bremen, Ge., says: "I have used Faley
Kidney Pills with great satisfaction
and fonnd more relief from theft"
use than from any other kidney medicine,
and I've tried almost all Kinds. S ,
can cheerfully recommend them to eft
sufferers for kidney and bladder trouble."
Efaufmann Drug Co.
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