The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 31, 1912, Image 6
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Sloan's Book on Horses,
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II. M. WIN
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We Sell the Best
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Rheumatic Pains j j
quickly relieved I
Sloan's Liniment is good for pain of I t
any sort It penetrates, without rubbing, * i,
through the muscular tissue right to the I p
bone?relievesthe congestion and gives I g
permanent rsAvell as temporary relief. p
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A. W. : of Lafayette, Ala.,writes:? IB fc,
jfj " 1 had rheumatism for five years. I tried IB
' 1 doctors and several different remedies but Iff
[I they did not help me. I obtained a bottle J fg ^
I of Sloan's L?niment which did me so much II j n
h*. good that I would not do without it I il ! jj
for anything." Iff
*"WS5 Thomas L. Rice of Easton, Pa., I Bj 1
^ writes: "I have used Sloan's Lini- Iff ii
ment and find it first-class for rheu- I g
K By matic pains." IS *
Mr. G. G. Jones of Baldwins, L. I., Iff
writes:?'*1 have found Sloan's Lin- Iff &
have used it for broken sinews above the knee II i o
i to my g-eat satisfaction I was able to resume II g
e weeks after the accident." IB
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for sprains, bruises, sore throat, asthma* ; g
?you can appty with a brush. I j a
Price, 25c., 50c. & $1M). I u
Cattle, Sheep and Poultry sent free. Address I
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Columbia. S. C. W \ \
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lur'ap, Tapestries and Wall Payers. ^ p
City Work Solicited. J
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We are showing the best line ol
all and Winter Shoes and Oxfords for _
en, Women and Children, that we have ^
rer carried. q
Ail the ieading makes and Styles to sect
from, and the prices are bound to please
>u. We sell the famous Hunt Club Shoe
r men.
Call and raake an inspection today.
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Groceries
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rk Neatly Done Here
fired of Going to School
Boys Fire Building.
Orangeburg, Jan. 25.?Two boys of
lolly Hill, Ransom Moorer and Barnrell
Gross, have been arrested on the
erious charge of houseburning. Tnese
wo boys, one 11 y ears and the otuer
0 years of age, were students of the
lolly Hiil school, and, it is charged,
rowing tired of school, burned the
urge, two-story frame school buildjg.
The bumi. g of the Holly Hill
ihooi house w is a great loss to the
otiimunny, but it was thought that
ue hre was acciaemal, and arrangeleiits
were being perfected for the reuiiding
of the schuoi, the old buiidig
to be supplanted by a brick buildin
the meantime the town hall was
imporaiily used for several of the
raue? ot ^ne school, being the grades
f the bovs arr? sted in the matter. A
hurl time alterwaids the town ball
r found to be ?fire and, by prompt
re fighting, tbe bunding was savtd
nui intie loss. At once suspicion
ras aroused that a firebug was iu tbe
wn. li was easily aelected that tne
jwu bail bad been set atire.
Iuspector Wharton or ibe insurance
joiiiiisaont r s t fflct, went to ii* lly
[i.i .0 investigate matters. Alter in
g at Holly Hill a toW days tne iup
ctor suspected Ra.sjm Aloorer and
unwell Gross and had tbe boys held
ud examined. At first ihe boys deied
any knowleuge of tbe origin of
ie fires, but later confess* d Young
r.ossstated tbat he was present wuen
ie fire *as started, but had nothing
> do with it. Young Moorer states
nt Gro-s d.d help.
Tne affair is a regretable one, as the
oys are prom inentiy coni.ected and
,oud well in the community. They
a.e as their excuse for burning the
adding that they were tired of going
) school and didn't like one of the
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uly teachers. The boys were released
pon bond and will stand trial at the
enruary term of the court of gener[
sessions for Orang burg county.
A meeting of tne probate judges of
iUth Carolina was he:d in Columbia
a Wednesday for Hie purpose of dislr-siug
phnses of the Jaw pertaining
> their office.
A Hero In A. Lighthouse.
For years J S. Donahue, So. Haven,
[ich', a civil war captain, as a li^ht
juse keeper, averted awful wrecks,
ji a queer tact is, he might have
eeo a wreck, himself, if Eh crric Bi?>rs
had not prevented. "They, euiv-d
ie at, kidney trouble and chills,99 he
rites, "after I had taken other soiled
cures for year9, without ~bene.
?nd they also improved my sight,
ow, at Seventy, I am feeling fine."
>r d.vspepda, indigestion, ad stomc;bT
ivenand kidney-troubles, they re
ithout eaual. * Try them. Only 50c
b ail druggists. . -
Mr. Lowe Was Here.
Mr W. R. Low-, of N w7 Br. ok land,
>ent s-veral da\ s ill L- xingt.>n last
ekin the iutere>t of the Re-cue Or
hanage, legated at Columbia. He
ilPcanvass the whole of L-xiugton
ounty for the next four or fLe weeks
i collecting and soliciting coutribu
or.s, and also securing directors from
exington Courtly for the Orphanage,
.nv help inven him will be niguly apreciated
by the Orph nage.
Over $1,450,000 via* deposited in
ava savings banks of England during
919.
Money to Loan.
In Improved Farming Land,
'ime, three to eight years,
asy payments. Borrowers
ay actual cost of perfecting
'Oans. Mo commission chargi
OHN B. PALMER & SON,
Sylvan Bldg., P. O. Bor 282,
COLUMBIA,S. O.
Nov. 15-10 t>d.
Sterling Goods
Sterling silver, cut glass, fi.?e
china, clocks. A fine stoi k
always on hand for yon t
select from.
Keep U9 in mind when wanting
anything ir Jewelry 01
Gil tTAtltiro TSJ
kj 11 V r-1 nnic.
(*ood watch work and best
eye glasses.
Tf you can't'come, Bend foi
oar catalogue or telephone youi
order to us.
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JKWF1 ERS,
1424 Main Columbia, 8. C
PkoziS 984
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Our Salesn
Themselv<
The long experience of
tently aid the young fol
and attentively.
EXTENSION TABLI
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Made of solid Golde
Oak, well finished, fiv
legs, will extend six fee
with leaves,-top measure
42 x 42, only . $5.9?
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SIDEBOARDS.
Large and4 spacious we
made,, fine finish, be:
grade mirror. A perfei
? beauty, Only . $14.6<
A Girl's Wild Midnight Ri
To waru peopl of a fearful f >
fir- in the Oa skill- a young g>rl i
r.on-eback atuiidnigh and -ay d in
iiv? s. ixer de? d wis glrious b*?c i
are often t-av- d by Dr. King's ]
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LMSC''Very Hi i*im- ^ luuii iiw?
C'Uths and col<K ??hich in'ighr I
ended in c??i*srnr|. ti??n or p> enmc
"If cur a me of adrea ! ul oomrh
lunu di-* ase,'' wrW> W R. Patte]
Welling1 on, T x . "after four in
family f ad di d ui'h c-nenmpi
and I gaim d 87 pounds." Nothiuj
sure aud saf for all throat ai d
troubles. Pride 50o an?? * ). *]
b .ttle tree. Guaranteed ill d
: gists.
Josh Perry, colored, who was in
Saluda jail for cow-stealing, esci
on Monday night of last week, bui
turned on Wednesday, after "att
ing to a little business," he said.
$100 Per Plate
was paid at a banquet, to Henry C
in New Orleans in 1842. Mighty cc
for those with stomach trouble or i
gestion. Today people everywhere
Dr. King's New Life. Pills for iJ
troubles as well as liver, kidney
bowel disorders. Ea?y. safe, s
Only 2o cents at all druggists.
London's debt is now $56^,000,00
which $2,100,000 was added during
last year.
If you are troubled with chr<
constipation, the mild and gentle
feet of Chamberlain's Tablets ms
them especial 1> suited to your c
For sale by All Dealers.
Foley's
Kidney
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Pliis
What They Will Do for Yo
They will cure your backac
Strengthen your kidneys, c
ccct urinary irregularities. fca
up the worn out tissues. ;
eliminate the excess uric i
thatcauses rheumatism P
vent Bright's Disease and
bates, and restore health i
Strength. Refuse suhsutui
! Fur bale By Kautmasm Dru? Co
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[ten Will Persoi
is in the Needs i
all the salesmen in our employ pa
Iks in their home-furnishing. Tt
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The mark of known
_ stove and range
quality?for it has
proven such through
a test of 60 years.
I The stove, that always
pleases. " A comfort and
' delight for any-housewife
to cook on a "Buck"
WHY NOT YOU.;
11 iTHE LION FURNITURE CO
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3. Columbia, S, C.'
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^Golden Rod
and
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Cook Stove. It is finely fin
3;?f Panel, Oven Shelf and Tow
vuv
worker,
jnic No. Burns
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8-20 22 inch wood
a9e- 8-22 25 inch wood
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I will fv-fi nv in bptt
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irticularly fits them to competey
will aid you painstakingly 1
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Exactly like cut, best fin- <
ish, brass knobs, single
or double size, complete *
with rollers and slats i
Only $5.48. _ J
CRADLES, genuine solid J
bent oak, strong and durable, I
lets -the ^baby < sleep"corn fofta- M
ble, only , * - $1.73. M
Sale on. j|
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Cook Stoves.9
lew and beautifully designed J
lished with Nickel Oven Door |M
el Rod. Large Flue, a perfecilM
Oven Price SH
20 in. x 20 in. $16.00 IK
22 in. x 22 in. $18.50 VI
re Guaranteed. flj
BROTHERS, 1
COLUMBIA. S. C. jl
RELIABLE J
out: nine veers in SADDI E-^B
LE\THKK <*001^, our
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