The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 31, 1912, Image 8
Go to Henry Drag Store, Ohapin,
8. 0., to baie your eyes tested tat
glasses. Elimination free. Wc
too bardie a full line of drugs
patent medicines, jewelry, paint*
etc.
fSSCIL ANB SCISSORS.
Mr. L. W. Gardner, one of the most
progre&rive farmers on Od*r Or je'*,
w^s in town Friday, accompanied by
bfs little son.
Mr. Addison Vanaant, merchant and
farmer of Upper Hollow creek, wa9 in
town Saturday ana canea in to gee us
We were glad to see him looking so
well.
Mr. Joe Harman, of Steadman, one
f Oar oldest subscribers, was in town
8a nrdsy and gave ns a pleasant call
We were sorry to learn that "Un le
Joe,r oime very near breaking his leg
some days ago.
Shoe sale closes March 1st, 1912, at
J. S.Weasinger*!, Chopin, S. C.
The small grain crop been* injured
by the co?d. ' ,
FOR SALE?A lot of ?ne shoats an
figs at reasonable prices. Apply _t
J. J. Fox, Lexington, S. 0.
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January is gope and still there are
many cottoir fields tnar .have not hac
a boll picked; "
Now is the time to begin your gar
den , and The Bazaar is the place t*
hay yoar seed.
Mr. John H. Meetze, of Forest Oifcj,
N. O., has oar thanks for his snbscrilotion
sent by mail., Mr. Meetze is do
ing well and says he "cannot do without
the Lexington Dispatch."
Miss Ernestine Barre, the v$iy attractive
and talented daughter of Mi
and Mr*. W. W. Barre, leaves toda.
to resume her stndit s at the Oolleg
#rv? Wftmon rtiinmhia. after haviu*.
?V? ? VU4V-,
been detained at home for severe
) . ' months by illness.
Mrs. O. L. Pearce, of Provo, Utab,
who has been visiting relatives net
Pelion for several weeas, called m t
see us Saturday. In renewing her su?
scription, Mrs. Pearce sai she cuui<
not do without the Lexington Dit*
patch in her far away borne. Mrs
Ptarce will return to Utah on February
15th. . . *
I Big lot of dried, peaches for custards
and pies, only 10c pojind at Tn?
Bazaar.
> _
Mr. Drafts Booiser left on Monday
^pr Columbia, where he enters Macteat's
Business College..
^Contractor Vaaormer is rapidly
pushing the work on Lexington's nev*
* ???J onn(v\l KniMino
(til muusauu uututi ovuw? v?uv.IUq
4 is hoped to hare the building .competed
within the next 60 dajs, if thi
weather remams guod. v : >.
Pres Franklin, 3ne of the most pro
gressive colored farmers in the count\,
iftiiecf in to see us "Sailirclay ana
promptly paid hie subseriptiwn. Pre.r.
sid- 8 on Route 2, and has been a
reader of The Dispatch for mau}
years. r ^
Big lot of Valentines just receiytd
at i he Baxa&r. Oall to see them.
Die editor witll be with Auditor
Dt-nc at Brook lar d on baiurday and
wiii appreciate yonr dollars.
Mr. W. K. Bhealy, one of the
largest and mos; soooeesfol planters
and bobinees men of Batesbtxrg, was
fn^town Monday.
The County auditor will complete
his rounds orer the County this weei,
ending op al MmkBrooktand next Saturday,
Feb. 8.
BOrOUTTBBS WAVrgD-Apfdj
atonoe to Jamei U Miller, Lexington,
8. G.t R. F. B. 4, Box 88.
Former Short? P. H. Oortojr tm?
feaeed theOoJo^abialpn, cearthe Union
Btetipp;foQ>htag?U, end ortil operate
as up-to-date hotel. Mr. Cor.
lej's family will remain in Lexington
for the f reeent, however.
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B .
I Having t
I retail my em
I prices. Do i
I IOWA WOMAN '
WELL AGAIN
Freed! From Shooting Pains,
Spinal Weakness, Dizziness,
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Ottawa, Iowa.?"For years I was
almost a constant sufferer from female
trouble in all its
dreadful forms;
^ipfeiySalte shooting pains all
,||jEj?r over my ^?dy? sick
headache, spinal
Y weakness,di^fciness,
88?1 depression, and
As^Jfcl everything that was
piPL horrid. I tried many
f doctors in different
o\ f\\Wv parts of the United
\l\ y \'SO States, but Lydia E.
1 \\ i~n \R 1 Hi Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done more for me than
all the doctors. I feel it my duty to tell
you these facts. My heart is full of
gratitude to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege"
table Compound for my health.-"?Mrs.
Harriet E. Wampler, 524 S. Ransom
I Street, Ottumwa, Iowa,
Consider Well This Advice.
' ? a*?ntr i>ivi
1NO WOUUm suuenug uurn dXij iuiu
of female troubles should lose hope until
she has given Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients
of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be a most valuable
tonic and Ii /igorator of the female
organism. Women everywhere
bear willing testimony to the wonderful
virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential)
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
"Enclosed find $2.C0 renewal of subscription
L?r two \ears to your pappr.
Uways glad to hear from the old
o vn," writes Mr. Jule A KrcDtzlpn,
f Washlrgton, D. C., an old reader
?f The Dispatch.
Attention is called to the new advertisement
of Lombard Iron Works,
o A<iga*ta, Ga., in this issue. This is
- ' * i i jy
>ne ot tne mos&>rename nrma in me
^onth, at>n all orders intrusted to
"heir care will have prompt and caref
1 r*?ntinn. Give them onr orders.
DARBY'S PROPHLACTIO FLUID
8 a marvelous household remedy It
mres cramp colic instantly. Corrects
anseated stomach, heals cnts, won ds
tnd sores on the surface of the body
-nd destroys eerms in the sick room.
It is nsed internally and externally.
Price oOets. per bottle. Sold by all
Irngtrists,
The County Board of Commissioners
jnc| fclv vari- us < ther b'srds of the
'oun.tv will meet here Monday.
4 "The"Lexington Ginnery will gin cots'on
on next Friday, February 2nd.
\ 11 parties having cotton to gin will
please come-early as possible
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Sam Lybrand, Manager.
Miss Ioeoline Herman spent a tew
days in Columbia this w ek.
Consoi
The firm of P. H
idated and in or
will offer for the
tire stock of goo
Shoes. Trunks, e
This is a rare op
actual cost, ana
oonntv should ti
Thursday Febm
STALL! I
NEW B
unaaaanaHMi
i CLC
AT M. D. Hi
sold my store builc
bire stock of goods
lot wait, but come
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.-v'-W . ., fc
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Mrs F. L Unt-nly, mention of whose
serious illness appeared in these columns
last week, continues very ill at
her home in Summit. i
LOST?Red pocket note book containing
budties* figures and typewrit
t n papers Finder please return to
Mr. W. P. Root's office.
Mrs. Frank W. Shealy is very much
indisposed at her home on South
Main street, suffering from a severe I
attack ot rheumatism.
Have juat c losed deal for big job lot
of s*>oes. Wa'chthemgo?the quality
and price always sell the goods.
Come and see.
J S. We singer Chapin. S. C.
Mr. Emi st Harman of Tli^Disr at h
force, i-pent Sni ciaj with his parents
at Batesburg
j GREAT BARG
J, WE
? .....
Come and get. s
Our Table Calico
Our Table 10c Ginghams
\ Yard wide Sea Island
| Our Table Percals and Ginj
I See that Bed Ticking
Our Table of Corset Cover:
Cur Children's Underwear
I Corsets
Lonsdale finish Cambric 16
Our lot of 20c yard Check
Lengths, yard
Our Table of Black He
Skirts the $1.00 Kinc
Ladies Union Suits
See Our Gr<
fW*. Qo
I?j'txi gixijuo xui k;a
Visit my stor
not regret it.
J. L; HO
1318 f^ain Street,
IP
nTT-^*??
wijgffWLii ui??g?TTB?anr
idated S
. Stallings and Armstroi
der to make room for <
next ten days beginning
ds consisting of Dry G-oo
>tc., at Factory Costportunity
to buy first <
Atratm won trrnman or*i
o v Ui J lUOUf W V/UiO?Uf
ftke advantage of these
lary is, and buy at your
MCS & ARA
ROOKLAND, . ? .
)SING
IRMAN'S ST
ling and lot, I wil1
consisting of Harm
at once, as my sto<
^ lit
XINGTON, .
tea* V .*w I Z:<f.
Socialists Will M eet.
The Socialist Local of Lexington,
will mept at Lexington on next Saturday,
February 3rd, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
for t ie purpose of perfecting the orgmizafion,
electing officers for the ensu
rg year, admitting new members,
and transacting such other business as
may come before the body. Comrades,
be prompt. <
B. F. Barrett. *
Slmmpert-Hoolk.
On January 21, 1912, at the residence
of the Rev. S. P. Shumpert Miss
Virgie Snumper> and Mr. Max Hook
werp happily married by the Rev. A.
R. Taylor. ,
The court of common pleas opens
next Monday
inn air ?
AIIK AI I
(KINS :
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some of them, h
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v;'-- v ".? ; . , ,. s
4c. I
. 7c. I' c
Ko I r
kjvj* m f
jhams . . 8c. |
7, 8 and 11c. 1 I
3 . . 15c. I fc
15c. 1 c
39, 59, and 79c. | \
yds. for . $1.00 1 *
Dimity in Short 1 r
10c. I i
atherbloom Drop |
1 . . 75c. I "
35c. I f
sat Shoe Bar- ? [
,turday. I f
e and you will 1 ,
P K I N S, I i
Columbia, S. C. | j
i-HftU JB CTE??HB?an?B?P?m
tele
ig & Co. have consol- t
)ur Spring stock, we
I February 1st our ends,
Notions, Clothing*
3lass merchandise at
i child in Lexington
prices, so be on hand .
own price Respt.,
DSTRONG,
S. C.
5 Olf
ORE, LEXINt
I sel in the next te
ware. Groceries. et.<
ok is ffoiiia fast.
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1TUNW PEOPLE
OVER SIR
Scientist Produces Strange Ne^
Diseases as if by Miracle anc
Star tling Results in Cases
MANY FORMER SUFFERE]
Woman Helpless From Rhe
Without Assistance, Suffer
Who Could Scarcely Eai
Alive Claim Con
Atlanta, Ga., (Special)?This city is
vild with excitement ovpr the wondernl
cure's of certain chronic diseases
hat are bpiug treated with a strange'
?ew liquid, recentlv introduced bv an I
ndi'ina man who claims to have spent j
he b* st years of bis life and a large
urn of mo; eyspprfpc'mg it^; * ?= J,
Scores ^qf p^ple wfyo hav'6 suffered
or years', 'm'apj of ..whom/jfever .ex>ect?cl
to see another wprl 'day, have [
)ppn' 'completely restored to health
Lnd'oews of'V>.^n$les& Voh&erful cnrps ...
lave spread" like,wild fire. .
The drn? fitorist where the strange
iqnid hag been dpm .nsfrat<d is beipgf
d with health seekers fimn morn- .
ng > till night and many .interesting
tories are being tolrt by persons who
laving used the new treatment sucjesstn'ly,
brought in some sink r?end
>r pequ intanee to obtain a supply.
Among the many repent caller* who
elated their strange experiences with
he npw treatment was Mr. O'iver W.
)e Wiere, has iivpd at 840 Bank street
\tlanta, years and who
or sixteen years has been employed
s blacksmith in the ftonthprn Railroad
onnd Hon?e Mr Dp Wpire said he
lad been afflicted with stomach trou>lfclor
about, foar yps.'-s and that five
loc+ors and man) different medicines :
iad failptf to pfFeot a cure, in sneaking i
.f his srrange c+*e he said: "I some- j
iraes would have no desire to eat at
ill. Mv digestion " as poor and fre- !
[n^n'lvl would suffer intenselv with I
)-.?in in mv stor? ach. G's won!d form j
n rnv stomach and crump belching. I j
)ad dull, heavy headache* and was j
rery nervous irritablp and worry some, j
V.t night I could not sleep. I was
vesk a"d felt all run down. I have
tow been using the new Root Juice
reatment for about thrpe weeks and
eel like a now man. I have gained
liv pounds in weight and can eat alnost
anything. I sleep fine, too, and
ret up fppline rested. This medicine
ias certainly fix?d me np in fine
ihape."
Another startling account was given
>v a man who said he had come from
Marietta.
He gave his name as James D. Rupp,
lis address as 3*24 Hoove! street, and
vas vprv enthusiastic over the results
n his eas>i. *'I have been a sufferer
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble
for spvpd years '' he said "My
'orri positively would not digest and I
vss in constant misery I tried one
emerly after another without relief.
[ heard ?o mnch ahont ^his new Root*
Fnice treatment that I procured a hot:lo
an^ h- gan ucl?i?r it. To mv grpat.
inrprise before I had finished it I found ;
uv sroma?*h, liver and kidney trouble
?ct, disspp* aHng. Now I can eat '
leartilv end I sleep well. la fact, I ,
!pel hptter in i- ver wav ''
O'lvr wel'-kuown Atlanta people |
vho rep rt- equally phenominal re- {
mlts are Mr R W. Roberts, 16 Short ;
'tret, who say? 'hat hi9 wife was treat
>d hi tw? nfv two "Ctors without re- j
nits and that, the fip-t bottle of the}
nice tr< atment. brought relief.
Mr Oscar L. Srymour, living at
iVpher a"d Orange streets, reports that
tfter suffering from rheumatism, swol
en joint* and pain for Hght years,
hree bottles of the juice treatment
rat him on his feet, canned the soreless
and swelling to disappear and
nade him feel fine.
So qn'ckly and marrelonsly h?ve
tome severe case* been cored that
itoriee hare been oironlated to the efect
that the medicine possesses some
niraoolons power, but this of oonrse
ridiculous and ontroe.
Many of those who aa&ii^qir^ j
iver, w%r that.the. good effect is felt so ;
jaicklV that it does seem almost like a !
siraele,
One of the most startling cores that
1a* yet been brought to lijrt is that of !
fcfra. E. G. Moore, a pr minent '
yell-known lady who has issued a sig- j
led statement giving the 'sets in her :
[ TON, S. C.
ii days, eithar in
for cash, at gre;
A M
J? ^ ^ 29
c.
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EXCITED J
ANGE DISCOVERT!
v Liquid That Cured Chronic j
i Entire City is Aroused by J
Where It Has Been Used. 1
1
IS DESCRIBE ITS EFFECT j
umatism Enabled to Walk
ers from Stomach Trouble
fc Enough 10 Keep Them
Lplete Recovery*
j
case. In her statement Mrs. Moore
sa>s, "I aim-st hdlitve Root Jaice to
be a gift from heaven, for I have suf- '' "j
fered srven years with chronic sremach
and bidn-y tr> uble and it has en- AM
tirelv cured me Whene\ er I V
would eat meat or potatoes, ga- would v
form in my stornacn and. .this, would^/ ^
press upon mv heart so. heayiiy. ait ... 1
rimes that I thought I.wou'd smothy'r> V.
J had dull heavy tu attaches a^d, pains ?
across my dhck. ivjy. nanas.ana ?
were always cold and when getting npL,v.
in the morning I would be so dpszy
cc Id not see. 1 was an invalid fqi?~t.
four years and although ?welvxe.di;CU>r^-.
.treated me I w<? not apparenfly- bene-:'
fited. At tinns I was too weak to teecf'" 1
myself and when I.started , taking \
Root Juice I w>igh< donly ninety-eight
pounds. Within a week after taking i
my first dose I found I could eat any--.., '
thing I cared to without the slight
discomfort and that I was gaining rap- j
idly in weight. Afrer I took several-/. 1
bottles of the medicine I was able to
do my own hou*ew.?rk and have not
been troubh d -ince in any way."
The case of Mrs. J. Schondeil is another
example or the v\onde?ful results
that the medicine i* hoc 'mpl?>hi?ig for
sick people. Mrs Schondeil suffered 1
for years wi ll rheumatism whicn became
SO severe tn*b Whs unable to
move. Ti>e S'orv t her strange and
remarkable recovery is best told in
hej1 own word-, and the following
is 'quoted from a signed s atement ^
which she has i-sued f??r publication: \
"1 suffered for y? ars with a severe
attack of RhoDm*ti9m,after trying nam
rou? doctors without -uccess I made
up my mind to see what the Root
Juic medicine w >u*d do for me. Be
lore casing tne meoieiue 1 was unanie
to move and h*d ;o be earned trom
one p!ac<J to another, but when I had
tak?*n only two bottles I was able to
walk without assistance and can now
take care of my household duties.
Root Juice saved my life."
Th?-eflf of, of the Root Juice upon
persons suffering from stomach trouble
is almost incredih'e The appetite increases
with the first few do-es and it
is not uncornm?>n to hear people say,
t'l had not eirjoved a square meat far
years before I rried it."
One lady wh > could scarcely eat.
enough to keep her alive and who suffered
tortures from stomach trouble,
savs she can tat anything and never
s. ff'-rs any more.
Cas.es of kidney and bladder trouble,
too. in which tin si fferers complained I
of backache, soreness in the hack,
dark specks seeming r?? float before the {
eyes, painful and frrqaent urination, 1
puffiness under the eves and other common
svmfoms, have yielded very i
quickly and man complete cures re- ^
ported. j
XL s-aiu tu relieve any iruu- a
ble of thp stomach, liver, kinde* s or 1
b'?w^ls and is claimed that it- so thing, A
healing, tonic acti-m on the digestive 1
and secretory organs is so rapid that f
even some of the worst cases of indigestion,
constipation, aDd ? ervn?ness,
kidney trouble and rheumatism are
perceptibly benefited from the start.
Perhaps the best thing about it all id ,
that the great discovery can be made
very economically and consequently
the poor can take advantage of its wonderful
health-giving power, as well (
the rioh. Large bottles holding nearly j
a pint are being sold for only one dot- J
lar. j
CAN BE HAD SERE J
new-medicia^^r^e ?6n*?t of home utnnla
wKn mt OMMUS m. nuyuiv MM I
WOTV WAV WVMM0 ?S V?MV j
Mid it is expected that a shipment will I
be hope in a few days. Persons wishing
any special information can obtain i
same by aridr**sing a letter to the Boot <
Jufo^ Medicine Company at IJbrt
Wayne, lad . wher* the main labore- .
tories are located.
mi
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bulk or by *
itly reduced {
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