The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 03, 1912, Image 5
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In our M
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I Creates Fine Appetite, Hakes
k Bich Blood, Bests the
Nerves, Fats New
r * Vim in Body.
f Areyonone of those unfortunate
A people Aho -offer fr^ra a weak or didwP
nrri^o^d di^-suve ay stem? Hah yoar
fappe ite gone back on yon? Do s
j'>ar t ood lie in your stomach like so
much lead and ferment, toroi gas,
wising botching, bloating and *pain?
after yon eat? Does your liver get
doKK d p. making yoo bilious, putting
a coat of for on your tongas and an
odor like a stagnant newer upon yonr
breath? Do yon nave headaches and
aie/jnr bowels stopped up with filth>, j
decaying, undigested food matter that
Is poisoning your system and laying
ym liable to all sors of serious His
ease*? Do yoo feel tired, stiff jointed,
! droopy, nervous, run down ana worn
1 eat? Are yonr kidneys weak? Is the
vine scanty and frequent and does
jour batfk ache?
A short coarse of the . famous Root
J ice treatment will straighten yon
out quicker than anything else It
aers directly upon the overworked
tomacb an 1 digestive organs, stops
Indigestion promotes a beatthy appetite,
stirs the liver, cleans the blood,
tones and strengthens the kidneys and
bowels. In fact R?ot Juice renovates
, the entire body; gives new life to the
xttfHoles, the nerves, and clears the
brain.
Any good druggist can supply Root
Jnice and a week's treatment will pro
I dace a wonaerrui caan^e m ?uui \A?udition.
You'll soon be your old,
healthy, lively self again.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
JBjr O. S. Drafts, Esq., Pr >bat? Judge.
Whereas, Edith G r rude Wingard,
made suit to me, to graDt her Letters
of administration of the Estate of and
effect* of H M. Wineard.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and Creditors of the said
H. M. Wiugard, deceased, that they be
and appear, before me, in the Cotirt of
Probate, to be held at Lexington; C
H., S. C., on 15rh dav of April, 1912,
next, after publication hereof at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
I if any they have, why the saia aciministration
should not. be grafted
GIVEN under my Hand, this 29tb
day of March, Anno Domini 19(2
GEO. S. DRAFTS,
Probate Judge Lexington Co., S. C.
Published on ' he 3rd day of April,
1912, in the Lexington Dispatch.
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Notice to Overseers.
All road overseers in the county are
requested to call one the bands on
th<iir respective sections without delay
and put the roads in gbod condition.
L. J. LANGPORD,
Oonoty Hupervisor.
April 1, 1912?4 w25
Cbaa. W. Cromer.
O. O. Misenheimer. ^
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GROMER-MISENH EI MER AGENCY
R al Estate, Rents and
Business Opportunities..
(FARM AT BAR R. &. C. *
Farm of 920 acres Bear Bbxt? . .
high elate of cultiva ion, 75
? nttehlf". wlntf-r <*Tld
oramer; tx) acrea open, eome
t??T?brt;, pin ty w*% r and a
good orchard. Prioe $1 > the
acre. Terms arranged to sn:t.
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CJolnmbi*, H. C.
TO buv, SEi'iL OK RENT KEAL
E3TATE, SEE US.
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^OTfO 11 ntil FjjstAr. a
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ring just received a mam mot]
fcAXj^uxMr:
illinery Department we have
full line of Staple and Fancy
LEXINGTC
Live Stock Association.
The Lexington County Live Stock
Association aiet iu the court house on
Monday pursuant to the call of President
Bar re published in The Dispatch
last week. The purpose of the meetiug
W4B to formulate plans to place
Lexingr<on County ou the quarantine
list. Before this can b* done, however,
it will be neces*ary for the people
of the county to raise $800 to help oar
rv on the work of ti<-k eradication. i
More than $100 was pledged at the [
meeting on Monday. Clemson Col- 1
lege will send! an expert and ?o will the
federal department of agncuJ'nre
These men will work in conjuucionwith
a looal man in an effort to stamp
our the cattle tick.
The association will meet again immediately
after rhe meeting of the
eonnr.y democratic conyention early
in May.
Bride B irned to Death, i
While engaged in worki ie ariihme- j
tic for Elmer Gaines, aged uine, Mrs. ,
N >rmau Miller, aged seventeen, of At- j
lanta, was fatally bnrned at her home. ?
Mrs. Miller had been married but t, o
weeks.
For Sate.
I will sell for cash to the highest
bidder on Saiurday, April 6'h, 1912, at !
my borne place, part of my personal
property, consisting of household and
kitchen furniture, fodder, peas, farm :
implements, shop, 1 mare, 2 cattle, 4 1
bogs. 5 goats, 1 carnage, 1 baggy, 1 ;
wagon and other thu gs. Sale will
begin at 11 o'clock in the morning.
GEO. W. PRICE.
Kentucky Jack.
I have a fine Kentucky Jack and will
give service at my stable four n ilt 8 ,
North of Gilbert, S. C.
2w23p J. H. PRICE.
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Postal Savings Bank.
Postmaster Samuel J. Leaphart has
received the f??l<cwi?ig lett r from th'post
office department at Washington:
"Sir: The r stricnon contained in
Section 3 of'he instructions to postmasters,
by u Inch > on are permuted
to accept p Btal >avings depo-iis onlv
from persons whj are patrons of your
post offic ti-h' reHy rprm vd, and you
are au horjz d to open an account
with any person who *ppne-. subiect
to the provisions of sections 1 and 2
"Respectfully,
"T. L. Weed,
"Director."
THE MOST COMPLETE LINE WE
HAVE EVER SHOWN IN
HARNESS.
.. SADDLES,
. COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
< ROLES,
HORSE
BLANKETS,
: ETC. We
have a special home-made aUp
Harness tot o w-hor?e wa^on at
$5.00.
A 8et of Rnrir TTirnret for
$io.oq. i
Webuy Tl'des, allow, Beeswax
and pay highest, market prices,
I w?he ft.fgarfisr, i
IV :C V 13 Pi iu Street,
COLUMBIA - - 8 0. |
xjy he:
nd we wish to announce to
[1 stock of Ladies' Dress Go
ERY!
everything that is new and
Our prices are as low a!
Groceries, Hardware, Farm
JT Ok Sk JB I I
S.AIVII!
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LOST _
APPETITE
ANDHOPE
Neglected Cold Caused Complication,
Promptly Restored
by Peruna.
{Mr8^ R o sa.
well, and 1?S
weeks I was
Mrs* Ross Boyer. another
7 person, and in
a month I felt better than I ever had
before.
"I thank Peruna for new life and
strength. I send you two pictures, so
you can see what Peruna has done for
me."
The Dairy Instruction Car.
The Dairy Instruction Car is m< ving
fr(?m pl/iee to place overall the
lines of 'he Sou'hern Railway system
iu the South, and its fur is attracting
wide and popular attention. It
wi lh? iii Lexiiigto Saturdiv, 13 h.
Bv bringing to public not:c* through
th se demonstrations and lectures th>*
importance of the dairy industry ar d
he opportunities for protit which it
nfforis in the South, thn Southern
Railway Oompauv is wording to develop
more interest in this industry,
and it is believed that the dairy in
st ruction oar is a most effective means
o f accomplishing thet end.
1 AS WELL AS I
Urge ones are weloome here?
yon need net wait until your business
has assumed great proportionsbt^ore'6pt;nlhg;
a Checking
Aooonnt, DO SO TO-DAY.
i amount of business done, receive j
i 7
! .nrN'sr in ?\V wnt^rn !
j bnfiinoss entrusted to us?nud !
| there is nothing in safe banking |
! w*~ n>i;j!?or pcrioriu. T&lkit-ovor |
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| COLUMBIA. S. C. I
RE MOW
our many friends and patrons of this secti(
ods, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Etc.
MIDLINE
stylish, embracing all the season's latest in fa:
5 the lowest, and we guarantee every transacti
ting Implements, Etc. Yours to serve.
NER & (
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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WHITE GOODS
EASTER SH
SATURDAY AN
We offer for you]
greatest values in Wb
is possible for money t<
bles piled high wit]
Lawns, Batiste, Linge:
Dimities, Madras and
and Silk Mull.
These are all :
remnants in short 1
yards. Nothing to
where. The prices
are 25c and 39c. On
4
t
as the lot lasts will
I 15c per yarn, no i
I "MAKE HAY WHILE TH
W. D. B,
IS Sells it for
1 Corner Main and RichSand Streets
SIGNS OF
' That Kaater is approaching add ev- hobl
J-' ery lady wants a new hat, our line of St
! Millinery has caused a great sen6a- that
tion, and we have a dress to match ?tyl<
j every haL Many express themselves A
that there are better bargains at oar ard
store than any they have found. last
I Our lino of Straws for Men are th<~ j repl
Jjtjl'jlv .uuvlui
STALL INGS &
NEW BROOKLAND.
| Th-? hou?e 1 i?; eell* MOR? OOO
| . S WE 000'
I
HMUSttBaaMoaiaGaseaBS
m that we are ready to
ticy Millinery and pattern
ion.
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SALE FORI
OFFERS
D MONDAY I
r inspection the I
ite Goods that it
3 buy. Three tali
40-inch Linen
ries, Silk, Piques
L Repp, Pongees
t
new clean mill
engths, 1 to 10
eaual this any
on these goods I
Lr price as long 3
be JLO and i
nore and no less.
E SON SHINES."
ATES,
1 Less* I
. Columbia, S. C. I
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THE TIME
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>ie?t on the market.
ie cor new lino of Mens* Clotbea
are abcad of all otbera in prioe, . .
b and qu ality. '
large shipment of Burt & Paefe
shoes thai have a guarantee to
until the sole wears through or we
ace them with a new pair. . 4
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ARMSTRONG,
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