Every Plec
Our Floor
This business has rec<
every piece of furniti
now coming in.
Dressers from $5.00 u]
Full Suite " 16.00 5
IRON BED " 1.50 '
Folding Springs " 1.50 '
Chairs " .50 '
Mattresses " 2.25 '
Ladies' Desks " 4.50 '
Stoves " 7.50 '
Hammocks " 2.00 '
Covers " 1.90 '
Our divided payment p
and ask about it.
Lion Fur
A visit to our store
will make a customer
of you.
PENCIL AND SCISSORS. I C
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Miss Iceoline Harman has returned
frcm a fortnight's visit to relatives in P
Columbia. b
Have you paid for your paper ? ^
Mrs. Robert F. Bowe, of Boston, as J?
pretty as the day she became a bride, j
is on a visit to her parents, Hon. and ,.
Mrs. 0. M. Efird. }
RUB-MY-TISM will cure you. a:
j
Misses Marie Long and Ella Price, 11
of the State Hospital Training School, tl
Columbia, are at home for a few days. C(
o:
Call at the Dispatch office and get .
a red spider bulletin if your cotton is ^
affected.
n
Mr. William M. Swartz, of Uolum- ^
bia, spent Sunday and Monday with n
, his mother in Lexington. n
As the fall season draws near we g<
hope that our subscribers in arrears el
will remember us with their dues. 1<
Mr. N. P. Shipp, stenographer for
Efird & Dreher, has returned from an
extended visit to his parents at Tifton,
Ga.
5 or 6 dosss 666 will break any
oaae of Chills and Fever: and if taken _
> [T
then as a tonic ? the Fever will not
return. Price 26c.
Miss Valiria Krentzlen ha9 returned y
to Washington, after a delightful visit g
to relatives here. Daring her stay in v
Lexington Mi9s Krentzlen was the recipient
of much social attention. p
FOR SALE?Homes in and around b
Johnston, a9k for list.
Y. May, Johnston, S. C.
Mrs. Karl F. Oswald and children p
have returned from a pleasaDt visit to n
friends in St. Matthews. ^
RUB-MY-TISM will cure you. tl
Mr. John Taylor, of Route 5, has ?
gone to Jacksonville and Mims, Fla. q
Handsome Miss Pauline Pierce, of
Colombia, was the guest of Mrs. ?
George LeFevre for several days last
week. d
When you sell your first new bale
don't forget the printers.
I DOh
S We will give
I Top Buggy Wedn<
o'clock, in front of 01
Everybody invit
the bug
We carry in sto
lowing Buggies, Cai
H Jones, Chase City, R<
B tieth Century. All gi
B purchase.
I THE
:e of Furnltu
Must Find a N<
;ntly changed hands?cha
ire must move to make ro<
P- CLIP THIS
COUPON !
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BRING TO OUR
STORE I
We will refund 10 per cent ^
of your cash purchases, or al- t
' low you 10 per cent credit on f
? account for time purchases. ?
Ian will help you furnish
nlture G
ABRAMS & WINSTEN
^1406 Main St.,
Colombia, . S. C.
lard from Hon. W. H. Sharpe.
o the Voters of Lexington county:
As it will in the short time, be imos9ible
to see tho voters personally
efore the second primary election,
irough the medium of the county
aper I desire to thank you sincerely
)7 the handsome vote I received in
le first election, and I am satisfied j
iat I would have bpen elected in that j
ection, but for complications which
rose during the campaign, which cost
ie hundreds of votes because I had
ie manhood not to dodge, but my
Duntrymen whether you voted Blease
r Jones, I say God bless you, you are
11 my people, and I shall know no
ifferenee, in the language of that
lagnanimous statesman Abraham
lineoln, I say with malice toward
one, with charity for all, with firmess
in the right, as God gives me to
3e the right, I will do my duty if you
lecfc me to the State Senate on the
)th of September instant.
V ery sincerely yours,
W. H. SHARPE.
Sept. 2, 1912.
fflrd Frnm C. F.. fnrlcv.
'o the Democratic Voters of Lexington
Connty:
I take this method of expressing to
on my sincere appreciation for the
altering vote yon gave me for superior
in the first primary. I am in
20 second race and will heartily apreciate
your continued efforts in my
ehalf.
I wish also to denounce now a9 a
nlfnl and malicious lie the many reorts
that are being circulated against
ij good name for the sole purpose of
efeating me. I brand the author of
iese statements, whoeyer he may be,
liar and the father of lies, and an*
rorthy of the name of a Lexingtoian.
If I am elected I will be supervisor
? all the peopls and of every section
f our grand old county.
Again thanking you for your confience,
I am,
Yours sincerely,
C. E. CORLEY.
Lexington, Sept. 2,1912.
sI'T F
vay the $90.00 Tyson and
i r t * *4 m. t
jsaay, septemDer l/tn,
ir Buggy Store.
ed to be present anc
gy given away.
>ck, a complete line of th<
rriages and Surreys, Tys
>ck Hill, Virginia and 1
jaranteed one year from d;
L. D.
BATESBURG,
re Now on
ew Home.
nged management?and
om for enormous stock
Mahogany, Birds-Eye Made
and White Enamel Furniure
at half price.
One lot slightly damaged
..ibrary Tables in Mahogany
nd Uak?worth irom $15.UU
o $40.00, now being offered
rom $7.00 up. Don c miss
his?you will regret it
your home?come in
frmpany,
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended to
Phone 580.
To The Voters.
Through the columns of The Dispatch
I wish to express my sincere appreciation
and heartfelt gratitude to
the democrats of Lexington county
for the handsome vote they gave me
on August 27th for the office of coroner.
I wish it were possible for me
to thank each of you personally.
The returns have placed me in the
second race with Mr. Weed; and, owing
to the very short period between
the two elections, it will be a physical
impossibility for me to make a thorough
canvas of the county, and I trust
that my friends will be kind enough
4-rv 1 /-vz-vIt- o Oh tv\xt An n ATrf iPn A o
aitU J-HJ lUl&lCQl UU UCAl 1 UC3"
day.
While I have nothing to say against
my opponent, and while the salary is
very small, the office is nevertheless
one of the most important within the
gift of the people, and I ask that yon
carefully weigh our qualifications before
yon cast your ballots.
Again thanking you and assuring
you that if I am elected I will discharge
the duties of the office with fidelity
to every trust, I am,
Most sincerely yours,
Jos. M. Caughman.
Lexington, Sept. 2, 1912.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington,
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge.
Whereas, L. D. Cullum made suit to
me to grant him letters of administration
of the estate of and effects of
Mrs. Callie B. Cullum.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Mrs. Callie B,
Cullum, deed , that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be hbld at Lexington 0. H., S. C., on
18th Sept. 1912, next, after publication
hereof at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted,
Given under my hand, this 3rd day
of September, A. D., 1912.
GEO. S. DRAFTS, (L.S.)
Probate Judge Lex. Oor, S. C.
Published on the 4th day of July,
1912, in the Lexington Dispatch 2w 45
AIL 1
EVenCULL
C. ERNEST LIVlf>
"Elopement ot Elleia."
The "Elopement of Ellen," a most
charming play, will be rendered by
local talent in the high school building
on Friday evening next, under the
auspices of the Ladies' School Improvment
League.. It is expected that
a large crowd will attend. The tickets
are now on sale at Derrick's Drug
Store and Harmon Drug Store.
Card From Mr. Smith.
I wish to thank the good people of
Lexington county for the splendid vote
they gave me on August 27th, which
re-elected me to the office of county
commissioner on the first ballot. I
r.
assure you that I shall ever strive in
the future as I have in the past to discharge
the dutieti of the office faithfully
and well.
With a feeling of inexpressible gratitude,
I am,
John W. Smith.
Sept. 2, 1912.
A Good Place For Sale,
I offer for gale my place, containing j
76 acres of land, 35 acres nnder culti- j
vation, fonr miles from Lexington, j
ten miles from Columbia, on Red
Bank creek. Good 4-roora iionse and
necessary out buildings.
Apply to
JESSE L. McCARTHA,
8w50p Lexington, R. F. D. 4.
Eesult oi County Election
For Congress?7th. District.
A. F. Lever 4376
For Solicitor?1 1th Circuit
Geo Bell Timmerman 4101
For State Senator
D. M. Crosson 1003
E J Etheredge 857
W. H Sharpe 1S99
House of Representatives.
Jas. B. Andy 2070
I. Edwards 1024
J. H. Frick U87
E. L. Lybrind 2297
Jesse M. Mai pass 1863
R. L. Shuler 1430
T2q11 rpAn,;il 1 in7 e
%J \ J 1J 11 J.v/TT lii Jlivi
J. Brooks Wingard 929
For Clerk of Court
,T<>hn E. Buff 368
Samuel B. George 1630
Frank W. Shealy 2288
Chalmers E Wessinger 287
For County Auditor
W. D. Dent 2905
Ioor Hayes 824
Jes.-e O. Wingard 614
For Sheriff
A. Sila9 Clark 229
Thos. L Harman 1511
Sim J. Miller 2742
For County Treasurer
D. J. S. Derrick 1335
Tally R. Keisler 288
H. X). Lybrand 920
E. L. Wingard. 1788
For Supt. of Education
Hollie L. Harman 1S39
D A. Kleekley 752 ?
M. Picker s Lindler 857
A D Ma* tin 1106
For Countty Supervisor
James Uaaghman 455
0. E. Corley 918
Hnb H. Dreher 776
John T. EAminer 232
L. J. Langford 761
T E. B. Price 244
Geo. A. Shealy 945
For County Commissioner
W. L. Acldy 2298
B. D. Clarke 2268
Jno. W. Smith 2534
W. M. Sprires 1428
For Coroner
Jos. M* Oaughman 1375
B. K. Kvzer 1263
W. 0. Weed 1707
The above is the official count declared
by the Executive Committee on
Thursday. Oros9on and Sharpe ran j
over for the 3enate; Addy, Edwards, *
Malpass and Shuler for the house;
Derrick and Wingard for treasur;
Harman and Martin for supt. of education
; Corley and Shealy for supervisor;
Weed and Caughman for coroner.
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We wish to remind the farmers that M
Lexington has two of the best banking
institutions in the State in which
to "store" their surplus funds.
ro Bt
above f(
you mo;
,UM C
JGSTON, Manager
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the left of being directly in front of the
The Only Reason for the needle bei
dow Bounds ridiculous and inhuman isthat
way, which resulted in the opera
garded and their health protection bad
Physicians have long recognized the
of more nervous and bodidly disorders,
tributed to any other single origin.
The ordinary sewing machine is a
most impossible to escape its danger a
all. The remed}'?a Standard Central
Scott Hendrlx's I
Lexington,
J. B. HOLMAN
Ready For '
FJIIHPMSE H)
| Is now ready wr
! stock of Hardware
plements, Mowers,
ons, Harness, Geai
trade of this sectioi
see us. We guan
il with goods and pi
compare with any
Enterprise Hi
Next to Dispj
Lexington,
New Crop Ti
Harmon Drug
Successors to Kaufrc
Lexington,
' 1 ta t 11 /m 11 1
>ld Reliable StudebaK
ory Wagons in all
full line of Saddles, Robes,
ht fresh and new from the fa
rices right and special terr
>r the next 60 days.
2 sure to see us before buyin
ney.
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THE CAUSE! |
Ml Factory Sewing Machines are J
Placed right. They have the needle fl
ight straight in front of the center of "
;he operator's body,
Ml Family sewing Machines (except
the "Standard" Central Needle)
laye the needle placed 4 1-2 inches to a
center of the operator. j
ng 4 1-2 inches off center, which J
-it was easier to build the machines M
ctor's comfort being utterly disre- fl
ly neglected. sj
i sewing machine as the basic cause fl
, peculiar to woman, than can be atnerve
and health annoyer?it is alnd
injurious influence if it be at J
Needle Machine. M
rurniture Store I
Sooth Carolina. w
W. J. McCARTHA, Manager S
four Me I
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th a complete | |
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rs, etc., for the I
o. Come and m
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atch Office I J
South Carolina Ifl
iirnin Seed 1
Ruta Baga, White, Egg, j
larly Purple Top (Strap Leaf)
iAhite, Yellow and Purple
op Globes. Radish Seed. j
Valentine, Kentucky Won- I
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[anting. S
lann Drag Oo.
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