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Trespass Notice.
I Inito notify all persons th?t
lui' ting-, fishing or trespassing ion the
la d? of the undersigned in any man
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WE CC8LD SHOUT, SAYS
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of Aspen, N. 0. T'
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I will alwsys use Hunt's Cure for
ftchfaff trouble, and tell aU 1 see about
it. I could s&out How to know that
f we are all well of that dreadful trouble,
tp e first of last fall my little boy
| broke out with some una 01 i&on'iig
} tronole. Thinking hi* blcod was bad
I gave him a blood tonic, bat he got
worse, and could not bleep at nignt.
8'ine said he had itch, and told roe
What W8h good for it. I Dflfd what
people sa?d would cure it, bat not' ; **
aid any good. My oth?>Ttwo c?-i re
and royseff took rhe dbej^e from im
in January, 1911. I raw Hunt's t e
advfit.>td ai d I v?*cl)< -ed ? 5C0 ?.
It helped roy little boy *0 much I got a
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we ere all well of that ?Vfu? trouble.
B?- ?sCure will cure i*.cb in a short
tiroe if you will go by directions. "We
bed it in i>a vorwe f- rm, a??d i?yd
Hum's Cttre, at d we t?<v i w all wed.
Tha t*15 *> A. R Ru'hurHh Moriioine
Oo t of >oeriEtiij, Texas. an*t *./?. tui6t
oi such bvaiirfi iror!; 'n?
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J R. Langfora, B'A&ust-a S. G.
W A. Oxner. Giibt rt, 8. C.
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of Your Valued Pat
rcn Want To Carry
Unde Sam's Mall.
Ten applicants appeared before
Postmaster Samuel J. Leaphart on
Jatnrday for enlistment in the service
>f Uncle Sam in the capacity of carryng
the mail on Rural Route No. 3
eading out from Batesburg. They
verc: W JVnnett Padgett, Joseph
J. Padgett, Alvin D Padgett, Joseph
N. Ethcredge, Orlando w. Black, Joeph
E. Hmnant, Julius I. Adams,
3arlron H Willis, Travis P. Padgett
aid Julian 0. Hallman
Court Opens Monday.
The court of Oommo ? Pleas for Lexngbon
County will convene on next
ilondav morning at 10 o'clock with
he Bon. George E. Prince, of Anderon,?presidii
g The dockets are very
leavy and the term will probably run
af> the second or third week.
Clerk of Court Shealy has everyhing
in fine shape, and it is hoped
hat the dockets will be cleaied.
Next Monday Salesday.
N-xo Monday is salesday ana a
iumb r of desirable and valuable
racts of land will be sold at auction
n front of the court house by Clerk of
urtSbealy Tnere will also be some
ales by private ir.dividnais, and a
arge attendance is expected.
lallot Boji Was ''Stuffed
In the election held at Center School
iouse, district No. 7, on Hollow creek
ast Saturday for the purpose of regaling
the special 2-miil tax levy
roted tli- rein for school purposes sevral
months ago, it is claimed that tne
?ox was "stuff d," and, therefore, no
'lection was declared.
It is said that there was only 21
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K)!Is, wDiie tne ucKets in me uus
lumbered 24. Of this number l(i were
n favor of .repeat and 8 against. It is
bought that another election will be
leld later in the year.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OP LEXINGTON
5y G- S Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, J L. Matthews made
nit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration
with will annexed of the
Sstate of and effects of Geo. C. Clark.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
ind admonish all and singular the kinlred
and Creditors of the said Geo.
X C ark, deed., that they be and
ippear, before me, in the Court of Prolate,
to be held a? Lexington, 0 H ,
C., on 7th day February, 1912. next
ifter publiea'ion hereof at 11 o'clock
!i the foreno?ui, to show cause, if any
hey have, why the said Ariminisrafion
should uot be grant- d.
GIVEN under mv Hand, this 23rd
lay of Jan. Anno Domini 1912.
GEO. S. DRAFTS, (L. S )
'mbato Judge, Lexington Co., S. 0.
Published oh the 2t4h day January,
912, in the Lexington Dispatch.
2Week'.?13.
5 pex card Intexedt paid an 6a^l
putci Aemi-anauaffli^ ?jDeppActi
Cammetctaf accounts ati
Graph foci filled |ar fiand&Ji^ i
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Home National Bank
Bays Corner Lot
The Home National Bank has purchased
the lot on the corner of Main
and Depot Streets, where the store of
M. D. Harman now stands, and will
rebuild as soon as possible. The new
home of the bank will be a modern
two-story brick building with every
modern equipment for the accommodation
of the bank's manj pations.
Col. Harman is now selling off his
entire stock of merchandise at big reductions,
as will be seen from his announcement
on the last page of this
issue.
At a recent meeting of the stockholders
of the bank all officers and directors
were re-elected for another
year. Tne bank is in splendid condition,
a handsome 5 dividend havii g
been declared and a large sum added
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to the surplus iuna.
Girl School Teacher
Shot To kleath.
Miss Eva Chambers, a young school
teacher, was shot and killed near her
scno 1, at Lockett's store, in Roanoke
County, Virginia, on Wednesday by
Joshua Raines. Later he shoe and
wounded Charles Day, one of his
neighbors. Raines then surrendered
himself ro the police antinomies at Salem.
The killing is said to haye been
the result of ? suit f-?r slander against
Mrs. Raines, filed several days ago by
Miss Chambers. .
The contention is substantiated by a
statement reported to have been made
by Raines, to the effect that he went
to see Miss Chambers, walked about a
hundred yards with her aDd tried to .
get her to dismiss the suit; and when
she ref eed he shot her.
The slander suit was instituted after
Mrs. Raines had... attempted to oust
Miss Chambers as teacher. It was
thep that Mrs.- Raines is alleged to
have circulated reports reflrcting on
Miss Chamber-s's character.
Raines was taken, .to ' Pulaski and
lodged in jail as a orecautionary measurtho
Jalge feariig a lyhciiag.
Raines's, only m >tive for a: tempting
t ikiil Charles 0a\ was because of ihe
int re-t that Day had taken in Miss j
Cnambe s The grudge that Rain- s 1
h Id against the young woman began
when she left his home as a boarder
and took up her residence with Day
ard his -wife.
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Our Resources Nov. 1!
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THE HOME N.
LEXINGTON
BE?BMHBHra^ESHH
I There is something impress! v
in the coming of a new year.
To them it is not simply a tri
stitntion of the next numeral, fc
life.
The desire to "turn oyer a ne
I people, uummg wit/i a lrauzai i<
and a keen sense of regret that
been done and left undone tha*
This bank extends to all its e
dial greetings. To those who 1
we meinde with our good wistu
invitation to do so.
If you have not saved during
' turn over a new leaf." Perhi
facilities of a bank. They mak
show you in a few m nt-hs tbar
NOW is the logical time to siai
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150,481.33
3, 1908 $79,481.06
$216,731.86
Savings Accouts Quarterly.-id
on Certificates of Deposit
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in the passing many things have ' J.
should not and should have been. .
ustomers and friends its nv?8f cor- :
lave not yet opened accounts with us
js for happiness and prosperity an
the past year, NOW is the time to
ips \ ou. are no - familiar with the
e saving ea?v and *\ srematic and ;
it is a sin of omh-ion to neglect it.
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IN, S. C.
in J. F. HONRYrUTT, Cashier.
For Rent.
Good land for one or i wn-horse farm;
good for corn, peas, potatoes and <?fc- r.
ton, near Render's X Roads. Foe
terms, etc., apply to or call on
D. H. LAW80N. ' '
4wl4p Gaston, 8. Cfc . < = >lFXKAL
DISCHARGE.
This is to notify all persons $
will Apply to tfl?ttoa~4i?o. 8.Drafts,
Judge of Probate for Laxiagton Ocaaty,
Sontb CsroKn, ** *.h? fir": -t v* of .
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