The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 14, 1912, Image 1
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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
A Representative Newspaper. Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket.
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Clerk's Sale.
The State Of South Carolina, 1
County of Lexington, $
In the Court of Common Fleas.
Joseph Norwood
against
L. J. Frink.
Foreclosure.
In obedience to the Decree of the
Court hereiD, signed by His Honor
Judge R. W. - Memminger, bearing
'"date the 7th day of November, 1911, I
will sell at-public outcry before the
Court House door on the first Monday,
. (the 4th day) of March, 1912, the following
described tract of land:
it Aft Irtf /if - lonr)'. situ a fa at
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Cayce, Lexington County, South Car'
bliss, measuring an# fronting 160feet
on Frink Avenue and being 120 feet
deep, more or less, the Northern and
Southern boundary lines haying the
same course as Prink Avenue,'-and the
Eastern and Western boundary lines
afc lot number 28?tho said lot being a
part of lot No. 29, as delineated on
plat made by E. H. McCulIough, engineer.
March 30, 1207, of-the land of
L. J. Frink, said plat being on record
in Lexington County. The above lot
is boiinded.as follows: North, South
and'West by lands of L. J. Frink, and
East by Lot No. 28 of 9aid plat."
Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
FRANK W. SHEALY,
Clerk of Court.
Efird & Dreher, Plaintiff's AttorjjgyS.
Lexington, S. C., Nov. 10, 1911.
Sunday at St. Stephen's.
There will be services at St. Stephen's
church next Sunday morning
ovarii Tier, in the evening the pas
tor expects to give some impressions
of the Laymen's Conyention recently
hold at Salsbury, N. C. The public
cordially invited to attend.
Married To-day.
Mr. Olin Redmond and Miss
Duckie Mack, of Swansea, were marj
ried in the contt house this morning
/ by Clerk of Couit Frank W. Shcaiy.
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LOBE DRY 01
U^OZfcTCTZTOS*
ST, of
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Lexington Has a Chance to
Secure the Lutheran
Female College.
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Never before have the people of
Lexington had such an opportunity to
advance her educational facilities and
those of the entire county to have a
fomalo r?r\l 1 arra of rra-rxr rtnrvt?a Tf
4UUJl"V VlSVXl ?WJ o.
ha9 been decided that this college is
going to be built and we can have it
if we will; but in order to do so each
and everyone of us must do his or her
part. Each one of us must talk and
work and, most of all, subscribe liberally.
Do you want the college? Will
you do it?
Lexington is the logical place for
the location of a Lutheran female college
for several reasons, the principal
one being that it is nearer the centre
of Lutheranism than any other point
in South Carolina. It has been said
on good authority that there are between
forty and fifty Lutheran churches
within a radius of twelve miles of
Lexington. Can any other place say
this?
Lexington, itself, is putting forth
every effert to secure the college, but
it needs the help and co-operation of
the entire county to succeed; and to
this end, the committee in charge of
the subscriptions will ask some one in
each community to solicit subscriptions.
But we do not want the people
to wait for some one to come to' see
them, but get out and go to work for
yourselyes?come to see the members
of the committee, or in any other way "
do what you can to advance the cause; /
it is to be your college as well as ours.
The place of location will be decided
on March 5, and now is the time to
work. ,
Besides the educational advantages
given us, look for one moment at the
proposition from a business standpoint:
It will build up the town and surrounding
country, and tt.reby increase
the valuation of property, making
each one's home more valuable
diiu Hiuic uuairauic UJLI a^uvuuu ui iuv OV
added advantages.
Get busy, do all you can, and call
on any member of the following com- *
mittee for any infoimation that you
may desire: Rev. T. S. Brown, W. P.
Roof, II. N. Kaminer, D. F. Efird,
Julian P. Meetze or B. H. Barre.
The snow of Saturday afternoon ana
Saturday night wa9 the heaviest that
ha3 fallen in this county in a number
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petted 6cmi-aan.ua ffy. 3)epo^it6
(lammerciat account A ak
Gniplc facilities |or Jianc^fincj j
Wit? fie appreciated. c)ajefij dcpo4
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Court Proceedings.
A OAl n 4"V\ A V\ /*\yv* C n V* 1 ^ ft n
Xl^aiu tl_ic ctJJUi-U.Jlli.ct OlO 1U3UC1 UH3
caused the mill of the court to cease to
grind. When Judge Prince sounded
the "roster" on Monday morning not
a case could be brought to trial, notwithstanding
the face that 36 jurors
had been summoned to appear. Accordingly
the clerk of court was ordered
to pay the jurors and dismiss
them from further attendance upon
the court.
Judge Prince then adjourned court
until next Monday, giving the lawyers
an opportunity to re-arrange the
"roster." "When I come back next
Monday," said the court, "and find
the lawyers withont anything to do,
I will adjourn the court out of pure
disgust," concluded the Judge.
Only two cases were disposed of fast
week. Fred Collins, a negro, wa9
awarded $100 against the Southern
Railway, as has already been reported
in'these colnmns.
In the case of Wade H. Spires
against L. W. Gardner, a suit to recover
a large tract of land, which consumed
three days, the jury returned a
verdict in favor of the'plaintiff.
This is a case without a parallel in
the court annals of this State, according
to the statement of local attorneys.
Mr. Gardner has been in possession'of
the land since 1900, having
purchased the same from Mr. E. M.
Livingston, of North, who had purchased
the land from his fatheT-inr
law's estate.
Claiming that he was the rightful
owner of the property; that he had a
lease and other papers to the property,
TrrV?;nVi Vmd hppn dpstrnvpd in a flood
while he was a resident of Georgia
several years ago, Spires, in 1010, entered
suit to recover the lard together
with damages. The case wa3 first
tried during the November term, last
year, but the jury failed to reach a
verdict.
A motion for a new trial will be
heard by Judge Prince next week.
T. W. Wood & Sons.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of T. W. Wood & Sons, the old
reliable seedsmen of Richmond, Va. i
They will take pleasure in mailing j
ycu their large descriptive catalog for
*1912 upon receipt of a postal. Be sure j
and mention The Dispatch when you
write. |
Subscribe to The Dispatch and Koine
& Farm, only $125 a year, in advance.
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A Word r.
When you decide to
PUT IT OFF?bring,
bank AT ONCE. Ev
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WHILE YOU THI;
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We Pay Interest on Say:
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Resources Over
TEE HOME NA
LEXINGTON,
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There is something impressive to
in the coming of a new year.
To them it is not simply a trick 01
stitution of the nest numeral, but a
life.
The'desire to "turn over a new k
I people, coming with a realization oi
and a keen sense of regret that in
been done and left undone that shoi
This bank extends to all its custoi
Bdial greetings. To those who have
we'mclnde with our erood wishes fo]
Iinvi ration to do so.
If you have net saved during tho i
"tu::n over a new leaf." Perhaps ;
facilities of a bank. They make sa^
show you in a few months that it is
NOW is the logical time to start.
BANK OF
CHAPIN,
J. S. WESSINGER, President.
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in Certificates of Deposit
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the tnoughtfal man or woman
P the calendar, an arbitrary snbreal
milepost in the jonrney of
!af" i9 spontaneous with most
! the death of a big life period,
the passing many things have
lid not and should have been.
ners and friends its most mr
not yet. opened accounts with us
r happiness and prosperity an
past year. NOW is the time to
you are not familiar with the
ring easy and systematic and *
a sin of omision to neglect it. .
CHAPIN
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J. F. HONEYCUTT, Cashier.
Teachers >kcet Saturday,
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jLiie ljUAiugtuu uouncy leacners^
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the Palmetto Collegiate
Institute building on next Saturday,
the 17th. Dr. S. C. Mitchell,
president of the University of South
Carolina and one of the best known
educators of the country, will be' the
principal speaker.
Every teacher in the county is urged,
to be present.
Notice?Tax Returns.
... On February 20th the time empires
for making tax returns. Govern yourself
accordingly and save all mental
mguish from the additional 50 per
:ept penalty, which follows from your
ndifference toward' tftis duty. Last
iajlv'-- WV'D: DENT,
uounty Auditor.
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Live Stock Meeting,
A meeting is hereby called at Lezngton
on February.24 at 11 a:, m., of
ill persons interested'in the raising cf
ive stock. 4
1st. For the formation of a ronaty
,ssociation. . \
2nd. To devise ways and means for
he eradication of the cattle nek and
he prevention of Texas fever in catle.
"Speakers from Clemson College and
he United States Department of Aninal
Tudustry, will be present. Let
very farmer who can, come.
G. A. Gnicruard.
A. N. Dreher.
t D. F. Efird.
Notice, Pensioners.
The County Pension Board will moefc
t Lexington Court Hons* on Tuesday,
"ebruiry 20th, 1912, to tram act I useless
for 1912.
S. M. ROOT, Chairman,
Pension Bel. Lex. Co.
1). T. Hare, Secy.
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