The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 28, 1912, Image 8
PES OIL A?E> SCISSORS.
, Get in line axd work for the new
Lutheran College for Woman.
Several members of the family of
Chief of Police Taylor are confined to
the bed with measles.
Mrs. A Marks returned yesterday
from a six week's visit to her son in
Miami, Fla.
The many friends of Mrs. M. D.
Harm an will be glad to learn that sbe
Ma frb Ka nnt after an illness I
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< of two weeks.'
We are distributors of Root Juice,
the new remedy.
Kaufmann Drag Go.
Miss Ada Williams has been spending
several days at the bedside of her
mother near Pelioxi.
Dr. J. M. Sease, the popular physician
of Little Mountain, was in town
Thursday on business and gave us a
pleasant call.
Mr. J. D.' Senn,' a leading farmer
of near New Brqokland and one of the
best men in the county, called in
Thursday and renewed his subscription
to this paper.
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Jf\jH JSALiJCi?rnujupjLi vunvu uwu) iv
cents per bushel, cash with order.
W. J. McCartha, Batesburg, S. 0. lg
Mr S. D. B. Lever, of Chapin, one
f the most substantial farmers of the
Dutch Fork, while attending court as
a juror last week, called in and renewed
for his paper.
Magistrate E. T. Ranch, of Richland
v county, was in town Saturday on mattecs
of business.
FOR SALEr-One pair of Mill Rock.
Apply to P. J. Wossinger,
17 New Brookland, S. 0.
Have yon sent in that subscription
tb secure the new Lutheran college for
Lexington?
FOR SALE?One Shingle Mill and
AAnoiafinornf 1 10-horRA finjrfne
aad boiler and other accessories; in
good condition; a bargain.
Apply to P. 0. Shealy, New Brookland,
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Mr. Boynton E. Graft, the efficient
and popular cashier of the Bank of
Swansea, was in town yesterday on
natters of basin<3fls.
CABBAGE PIANTS?Select frostproof
Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage plants 15c the hundred.
Kaufmann Drug 0 d.
Prof. Gyros L. Shealy, principal of
the Walterboro High School and one
?f the foremost young educators of
the State, spent tae week-end here
with his brother, Hon. Frank W.
Shealy.
Mr. D. Elmore Craft, a leading citiflnfanaot
VM hpi?P TCBterdaV.
Mil V* wntuiuwi "WM ??w ? .
Mrs. W. E. Black and little daughter
Sarah, spent the week-end with relatives
at Saluda court house.
WANTED?To rent six acres of
land in Lexington village and to sell
one lot near court house. Address, 0
j. Sox, Gibsonville, N. C. 2wp
We were glad to see our good friend,
Mr. Jno. A. Bush, of Tewberry, in
town last week. Mr. Bush is doing
well in Newberry, but says he could
dot get along without The Dispateh.
Mr. Rosco Oaoghman returned on
Sunday from a week's stay in Florida.
While away Mr. Cangbman visited
many points of interest He was delighted
with his trip and will probably
Ay Some real estate at an early date. I
ftAT/RRATTCV WAVTT?.n_fo look
alter our interest in Lexington and
adjacent counties. Salary or Oom.
mkwion. Address The Victor Oil Co.,
17 Cleveland, Ohio.
The Edmund school closed on Friday,
after a most successful term under
the tutorage of Prof. VanM. Wingard,
erf Lexington.
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Next Monday is salesday. Be sure
.and read the land sales in this issue.
Some desirable property will be sold at
jaux own price. ^
W. W, Haves, a leading attorney of.
Brookland and Colombia, was here on
legal business Tuesday.
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Leaders in
glad to si
Miss Jodie CaughilNm ha9 returned
to Columbia after a pleasant visit to
relatives here.
Mrs. Frank W. Shealy, who has
been desperately ill for several weeks,
is still a very sick woman, although
her condition seems more favorable
today.
Mr. J. S. WessiDger, the prince
merchant of C ^apin, has just returned
from Baltimore, New York and other
Northern markets, where he went to
purchase goods for his mammoth store.
EGGS For Sale from a pen of choice
| fowls of Single Comb "W hite Leghorns.
Also from a pen of fine hers mated to
1 o nnvo Krdrt "Rhode Island Red cock.
Apply to Geo. M. Oorley,
2wl7 Lexington, S. C , Route 3
Miss Belle Kaminer is taking a course
in the Spartanburg Training School
for nurses, and is delighted with her
work. She has been in the Spartan
city for some time.
Dr. James L. Johnson, of the lighthouse
department of the Federal Government
with headquarters in Charleston,
spent a few days recently with
relatives and friends at Swansea.
Dr. John W. Sandel, of Brookland,
a former resident of this town and a
fine physician, was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
COW PEAS WANTED?I will pay
cash market price for ten (10) bushel
lots of pure Iron Peas. Send samples
and prices to. W. W. Watson,
Bishopville, S, 0, lw
Special attention is directed to the I
professional card of Dr. C. J Oliveros,
eye, nose, ear, throat and lungs specialist
of Columbia, Any of our peo*
pie suffering from any disease requiring
the attention of a specialist will do
well -to call on Dr. Oliveros.
Dysentary yields quickly to DAR- ]
BY'S PROPHYLAOT10 FLUID.j
Cramps, wind colic, and sick stomach
also disappear before its marvelous
correcting influence. It heals cuts,
sores or wounds on the snrface of the
body with equal readiness. It purifies
bad odors, destroys germs and is excelonf
'"t? t,h? hath water for cleansing
the skin. Price 50 cts. per bottle. Sold
qy all Druggists.
Millinery.
Ladies, listen! Yon will now find
for your inspection a line of new and
pretty hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
and tne latest styles in beautiful pattern
hats. Besides Mrs. Allen is there
with years of experience, to fit jrou
out with just snoh a hat as will please
you. The prices are right and Wm
Piatt & Son's/ above the postoffice,
Colnmbia, is the?place. Don't buy
i before seeing these new hats.
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Barber Shop.
I now have an up-to-date Barber
Shop. Sharp raSers and clean towels.
(Jet your shaves and hair cuts at
A. B. SUMMER'S SHOP,
18 Ohapin. S. 0.
Carolina National.
Attention is directed to the pub
lished statement of the condition of
the Carolina National Bank, of Colombia,
in this issue. This is one of
the oldest and most reliable barking
houses in the country , and long has it
held the confidence of many Lexing
ton county patrons. It's officers are
safe and sane business men, who are
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are held.
Trespass Notice.
This is to notify all persons not bo |
bait or fish, carry torches of fire, o
trespass in any manner whatever on
the lands of the undersigned, as the!
law will be enforced against all treeoassers.
Mrs. Margaret Huckabaa.
6wl8p D H. Huckabaa
, Palmetto National.
The Palmetto National Bank, of
Columbia, has a most creditable showing
in its published statement elsewhere
in this issue. From its infancy
this bank has had a phenomenal
growth. With such men as Wilie
Jones and J. Pope Mathews at its
head, the Palmetto National cannot
but continue to grow in the future.
This bank has a large number of customers
in Lexington oounty.
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For Sale. Pair
of heavy mules, suitable for
wagon or farm purposes; kind and
spirited. Will please any person
needing heavy mules.
A. A. GUISE,
Feb. 19?19 Balientine, S. C.
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V Eoof-Kleckley.
Married on February 14th, 1912, at
Mt. Hermon E. L. Church, by Rev. J
A. Cromer, Mr. Channie Kleckley and
Miss Julia Roof, both of Lexington
county.
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up.to-date line of Fancy Croce
erve you at all times. Gi
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Live Stock Association.
The Lexington County Live Stock
Association was formed on Saturday
witn the following officers: W. W.
Barre, president; G. A. Guignard,
vice-president; D. F. Efird, secretary,
and C. W. Caughman, treasurer.
The organization was effected following
strong addresses by representatives
of the United States department
of animal industry, and representatives
from Clemson college.
The meeting was presided over by
] Hon. D. Frank Efird, who stated the
j purpose of the meeting. The first
! speaker, Dr. E. M. Nibert, of the
United States department of animal
industry, with headquarters in Atlanta,
inspector in charge of the tick
eradication work in the States of
South Carolina and Georgia. Dr. Nibert
made an excellent address. His
remarkable knowledge of the cattle
tick was displayed in an interesting
and entertaining manner, and his
address was much appreciated.
Dr. Burleigh, of Clemson college,
was the next speaker. He explained
the manner in which Clemson is helping
the people of the several counties
of the State in the work of tick eradication,
and urged that Lexington join
in the movement.
Dr. B. H. Mason, of the dairy department
of the federal government,
spoke along dairy lines, and pointed
out the importance of tick eradication.
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Dr. J. Frances Fahey, field supervisor
and demonstrator in the work of
tick eradication, with headquarters at
Spartanburg, spoke briefly, urging cooperation.
. Dr. P E. Quinn and Dr. C. M.
Lombard, both of whom are working
in this State, were present, but did
not speak. ,
Tho next meeting of the association
will be held sometime during March.
MARRIAGES.
Mr. E. L. McCartha, of Chapin, and
Miss Viola Amick, of Ballentine, were
mm-rind in the court house last
Wednesday afternoon by N. P. Shipp,
notary public.
Since the marriage license law went
into effect Judge of Probate Geo. S.
Drafts has issued 206 marriage licenses,
180 to white couples, and 76 to negroes.
Dooley-Corley.
On February 15, by Rev. P. D. Risinger,
Mr. George P. Corley and Miss
Annie Dooley were happily married.
Harman-Seay.
Mr. Earle 6. Seay and Miss Hessie
Harman were quietly married at the
parsonage on February 21 by Rev. P.
D. Risinger.
Derrick-Monts.
On Sunday, February 25, at the parsonage,
Mr. E L. Monts and Miss
Marne Derrick were married by the
Rev. P. D. Risinger. /:
Hook-Whiteslde.
Married on February 14t5, 1912 at,
the residence of the officiating, by.
Rev. J. A. Cromer, Mr. Brown Whiteside
and Mrs. Oorrie Hook, both, of
near Lexington.
Boards of Equalization.
Tut) township ana town board9 of
aseessors will meet at some convenient
piace in their respective towns or
townships on Tuesday, March 5ih,
1912, or as soon thereafter as practical.
The county board of equalization
will meet at Lexington C. H., in the
County Auditor's office on Tuesday,
the 26th day of March, 1912, lor tne
purpose ol hearing appeals, etc.
The chairman ol the town and township
ooards compose the county board
ol equalization.
Tne hrst name appearing on the list
will act as chairman until the different
hoards are organized, ana is requested
to call at the Auuitor's office on Friday,
the 1st day ol March, for blanks,
instructions, etc. Don't ask tor returns
to be sent by express.
'W. D. Dk)$T,
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Lexington, 8. 0., Feb. 20, 1912.
Notice, Trespassers.
This u to notify ail parties not to
trespass in any manner whatever upon
the premises of John J. Smith, deceased,
at Edmunds. The law will be
enforced against ail trespassers.
Feb. 20?19p D. L. SMITH.
Land For Sale.
I offer for sale my place, containing
314 acres, in Black Creek townsnip.
Aoout 60 acres open, balance timbered.
Apply to R. Catherine Shealy,
19 New Brookland, S. C.
(Successors to Sui
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People Who Suffered for Years
And Who Never Expected
to Get Well are Fast
Recovering and
Whole State is
Interested.
So great has been succe?3 of the
famous new Root Juice medicine in
Atlanta during the fast few weeks,
that pe pie all over the state have become
interested and reports of remarkable
experiences are beginning to come
from all directions.
Among the latest and most remarkable
cases that have been brought to
light is that of Mrs E. Strom, a well
known resident of Marietta, Ga., who
iias tor over six years surterea irom
9tomach and kidney trouble and "whom
eight doctors and a number of different
medicines failed to core. In speaking
of the strange experience with the
Root Juicp treatment Mrs. Strom said:
"My. appetite was poor, my food
would not digest and I suffered frightfully.
Gas would form in my stomach
and cause belching, Sometimes I
would become sick at the atorpflQh
and frequently suffered from headaches.
I had severe backache? and
pains over my kidneys. I was weak,
run down and nervous and at times I
could not 9leep. When I began to
hear so much about the new Root
Juice treatment I decided to try it and
now, after using only two bottles I
find myself greatly benefited. I am
beginning to feel fine. For the first,
time in four years I am ab'e to work
about the house. I certainly do not
regret any money I spent for this
great medicine for the two bottles I
used have done more for me than all
the doctors and medicines I tried in
eight years.''
Another remarkable catse is that of
Mr. Joseph Bradner of Jackson, Ga.,
whose signed statement says that after
using two bottles of the juice,
rheumatism left him, the swelling disappeared
and he feels better than for
years.
Reports similar to these coming from
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ail pans ui (Jlie ui olc occuis vu |/tvTu
beyond all doubt that the neW medicine
is effecting wonderful results in
cases of rheumatism, weak kidneys,
backache, headaches, nervousness, indigestion,
belching, loss of . appetite,
pains after meals and other symptoms
of weak or disordered stomach, liver,
kidneys or bowels..
It can be obtained of any well stock
ed druggist and in view of the great
benefit hundreds of sufferers are deriving
every day it would seem advisable
for home people who seek a speedy
cure to give it a thorough trial.
Finest Cabbage Plants.
We have just received a shipment
of cabbage plants from Wm. C. Ger
aty Co., the well known cabbage plant
men of Yonges Island, S. C., and
found them the finest we have ever
seen. The Wm. C. Geraty Co., are
pioneers in growing frost-proof cabbage
plants, and ship millions to satisfied
customers every season.
Merchants and others wanting cabbage
plants in lots of one thousand and
upward would do well to write them.
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The finest lin<
for your inspection,
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The Great Liver Medicine and
General Tonic is the Tonic
you should use, especially if
you are suffering from Indigestion
or Constipation. It is
good to use at any time.
Guaranteed and manufactured by the
R. L. T. Co., Anderson, S. C.
For Sale by
KAUFMANN DRUG CO.
Trespass Notice.
This is to, notify all parties not to
let stock of any kind run at large 011
my land, known as the Hooker place,
near Woodford, S. C. The law will be
enforced against any one violating
this notice. A. R. SPIRES,
Feb. 28, 1912?20 Swansea, S. 0.
For Sale.
OceNe^ Home Sewing Machine
and one New Acme Sewing Machine,
both drop heads and light runners;
guaranteed to work* perfectly and
misar fnr vpftra Annie In
Bice B. Harman. |
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We carry in stock the c
ber Belt, carrying up 1
without equal and belon
need the very best rubl
and name you a price oi
elsewhere.
COLUMBIA SUP
823 West Gervais Street,
MADE CI
2 of Samples that ha
From $13.00 up, f
ny style you wish.
Respect!
NCS & ARft
ROOKLAIMD,
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IN [NEW QUARTERS. 1
We wish to announce |
to our friends and custo- I
mers that we have open- J
ed up, temporarily, in the flj
Department Store Buildinrr
o ri irvin lnnr v a r\ rA
iilg, CHJ.J Willing -LJ. VJ.
her & Co. We have a 1
new line of Drugs and 1
Chemicals, which we or- ~ -M
dered by wire, and are fi
prepared to serve you 1
with the same prompt- 1
ness and skill as when j
we were in our old quar- g
ters. Your continued pat- "
ronage will be appreciated.
THE KAUFMANN
DRUG CONPANY.;
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Dissolution of Partnership,
To All Who It May Concern: ,.-r' ; =
Notice is hereby given that the firm i
of Summer & Fulmer, dealers in gen- J
eral merchandise, Chapin, S. C., com
posed ot A. B. bummer and Jf a. - v
Fnlmer, did mutually agree on Jan- ^
uary 29, 1912, to dissolve partnership, .
and have dissolved partnership. All - , j
the liabilities owing by our firm have
been assumed by A. B. Summer, and }
all debts due to our firm are payable !
to and collectible by A. B. Summer, \ i
or the firm of Summer Bros., who are A
conducting the business. m
A. B. SUMMER. 1
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Chapin, S. C.. Feb. 8, 1912. 3m ^^
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a same before you purchase J
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Columbia, S. C. J
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