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The Lexington Dispatch
Wednesday, Oct 9, 1912.
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? M. Harman, Editor and Publisher
D. R. Halttw anger, Assistant Editor.
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Entered at trie Post Uf5.ee at Lexington. !
S. C.. as second class matter.
CIRCULATION 3,300.
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Notice, Trespassers.
Xu persons are hereby notified that i
fishing, buntin&r r trespassing in any'
mannerwhatso?'.eron the lands of the j
undersigned is positive1 v forbidden; j
and that the law wilt b?> -ipplied to ail i
persons who violate thi^. notice
Laeronia Strickland. !
Luther Jefcoat.
Y?nns Jefcoat.
4w51 F M. Martin.
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1 Everybody will ]
S waffles, gems, cakes, eve
| ing powder?you will a
1 fluffy and delicious if yo
'H I
1 Self-Rising
| Never any trouble abc
M proportions?for the flour co
ft the finest salt and baking p
m results every time?your bisi
|| etc., will always be a big sue
1 Fiddle 8c Bow Flour is
fi of time and trouble. Recor
1 wives, because it is ready mi
mistake with it.
? Tell your grocer tc send a
8 with your next order.
? Here's the simple recipe (printec
jjS Sift flour once, add to eacl
w tablespoonful of lard, make
a tweet milk or cold water?*
8 Distributors: Murphe;
I k Davis Milling Co.,
8 Manufacturers o
I Aunt Jemima's
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g UAQMAM'Q
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iced that you a
specialty for more
)r your money. W
. SHOE!
aMPg?eraOMBBg?
See our new top bugeies at $40.00 1
oa9h. Open buggies $3-; < 0. We niaki;
the Driee. Gregorv-Co: der Mule Cj. J
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Notice, Debtors and Creditors.
All persons holding claims against
the estate of Martha A. Lewie, dec'd.,
will present the ??me, duly attested;
and those indebted to said estate will
please make payment to the undersigned
on or before December 1, 1912.
51 , W. H. DONLEY, Admr.
"Uncle Ike" S'nealy, one cf the best
known citizens of the Dutch Fork accompanied
his son, G. Holly Shealy,
to the court house Monday.
New Treasurer,
Mr. Julian P. Meetze has hern appointed
Treasurer of the Lexington
County Fair Association, vice W. P.
Roof resigned.
John G. Darby, chief of police of
Bate3burg, was among the prominent
visitors here Monday.
MILLING CO praise
your biscuits, I
sry thing requiring bak- 1
Iways get them light, i
u use H
flf Iplt? Ready Mixed |
)ut getting just the right I
?mes already mixed with I
owder. You get perfect 1
zuiiz, waffles, gems, calces, 1
cess. I
CUUilUllJlUiU, <X giCcll bavci n
nmended by good house- E
xed and you can't make a B
i sack of Fiddle & Bow Flour Bj
I on every sack) for biscuits: tj
S pint of flour one smalt 21
; into a soft dough with H
oil thin and bake quick. n j
y & Co., Augusta, Ga. fi
St. Joseph, Mo. S
f the famous Ejl
Pancake Flour |
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DU I it. iSHOE
STOBE I
3,11 save money 1]
* than 20 years, <
e invite our Lexington fr
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I ? .* ' 'VA /~?7 -c/v *. ;r ' ^-sI
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i Ayer's Hair Vigor keeps the 1
jscaip clean and healthy, a
destroys a!i dandruff, and I
I greatly promotes the growth |
I of the hair. You vili cer- jj
| tainly be pleased with it as ]
a dressing for your hair. It ii
keeps the hair soft and
smooth and promptly checks |
any falling of the hair. It j
does not color the hair, and j
| cannot injure the haii or j
j scalp. Consult your doctor i
| about these hair problems.
A -1 1 _? - 1 ./5
s ask mm wwdi ne uiiuks 01 j
j Ayer's Hair Vigor. =
| Wade by the J. C. AYEB. CO., Lowell? Mans, r
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Hookworm Dispensary
Largely Attended Here.
The dispensary that was opened in
the court house last Saturday for the
examination and free treatment of
those suffering from the Hookworm
was largely attended and attracted a
greatdeal of attention. Of "the forty
persons examined, in the opinion of
Dr L. A. Riser, the expert in charge,
thirty-five were affectea with the dip- c
ease. Most of those examined were J
children, and nearly everyone, it is
said wa? affected. The dispensary will
be open in the court house again next
Saturday and every Saturday following
until the six weks are taken up.
Dr. Ri?er wants to impress upon the t
people that the examination snd treat- s
ment is absolutely free, the county x
and State bearing ail expenses.
Dispensaries ere being operated at a
four other point* in 6he county?Irmo, a
Batrsburg, Steed man and Pelion. t
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Mr. Walter H? ndrix, lost his barn, a
food &c, yesterday. The fire caught
from the engine while the threader
was at work. The loss is several hun- f'
ared dollars.
Notice of Election
To the members of the Lexington
County Democratic Executive Committee:
Oil acco'unt ot the shortness
of time betore rhc prmarv to be held f
on October 15th, tor tlie purpose ot
nominating an Attorney General for (
South Caroliua the Executive ommit- e
teemon will not send the names of me s
managers of tneir lespeetive precincts 1:
to the secretary for publication, but t
will appoint and notify rhe manage)> c
themselves. c
Those members of the Executive
Committee who find ir inconvenient to t
be present at the meeting ot the Executive
Committee on th" lSrh of October
mav appoint some one to act as
their proxy.
The box***; for rViis election will be
sent out the same as they were
for the second primary. If those 0
t1 at w^re expressed at that time will be
expressed again, and these wlio
came after their boxes will be expect- ^
ed to do so again, unless they notify I
the secretary in time for him to make .
other disposition of the boxes
D. F. Efird, County Chairman.
Sewing Machine Bargains 5
Will sel1 one NEW HOME improved,
light running, drop-head Sewing Ma- ^
chine, and one new NEW ACME, t
rlmr* lioofl cm a run t.opfl for tern vourc' C
service, at a bargain, either for cash J
or easy payments,
Rice B. Harmon.
Cleaning, Pressing
and Dyeing
The Lexington Pressing Club is
ready to do your fall cleaning, pressing,
dyeing, etc. We have a competent
force and all work promptly and *
neatly aone. Let us fix up that old 8
last year's suit foryou. We make a
a specialty of this class of work. 8
Lexington Pressing Club.
Lem Box. Manager
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if fis I I It 3b 0 I t! Isl Itas
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1HOES FROM
7ou Rin;n ot nm nut
ini mam oh) yyiuifii
>y trading with them. I
enables us to be in a positi
Isolds to soma and be Osm?iiteed,
&? AT RIGHT PRICES
1725 Main St. ' Col
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NOW IN IT'S
I Prepared to give you pi
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I Vice witn unquu
ij Paid in Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Stockholders Liability
Maki
protect depositors. All this must b
a cent.
It is fee CAPITAL and SURPLUS t
I Why Not Open a
8 4 per cent, interest payable q
Special Service. TAX N1
The sacrament of the Holy Comnunion
will be administered at St.
Stephen's Lutheran church, Sunday at ?? laio1
1. a. m. 20' 1912' LET
* For State Purposes...
w. For Ordinary County I
NOTICE, MAGISTRATES! For Past Indebtedness
T , , Special County . (bn<
The several magistrates of the couu- Far Roads
y are hereby n^pfied that their Con- j For Constitutional Sch
tables, in the future, must serve all Q7.P,HI Schnol L.vy D
warrants in their respective districts, SchooliLevy ?
.9 law require. In has been custom- JpeHa! School Levy D
.ry with some of the Magistrates to gpeoj.:j g'-hoo! Levy D
J " 8pe<*ia I School Levy D
urn over warrants to the ^Sheriff for Speci* s<--he.n| Levy D
, . i , . .? .? SpeCia Scti???<i L?'V>' D
ervice; but, l, rlie future, if warrants special s-h *oi Levy f
,re turned ovjr to the Sheriff for ser- gonial s.-hr.oi Lerr T)
Special M-hi" ) Levy 1)
rice the pay for sueh service will be special Sea o; Levy Di
[educted from c!ie Constables salary. sp'leiii Se'h.^' Levy^i
L. J. LANGFORD. ! Neh..0j pvv Dj
I speejal J*cuooi L>evy ?'i
County Supervisor. I special Se- uo! L- y Pi
Spp.S'*h"ol L'-vy Di
* * I Sp"C'al s.-henl Lew ' M
Alice I i>PH,'i .1 >?*hoo| L~v\ Dt
i? VHiPC I L?-\ . L'l
We will sell to the highest bidder | s.'lponi Lev/idor
Jasn. at t.ie iate resrdeuce oi j 'sp?-.-;>/i -.-boo) Levy pi?
Metts, d";C a-led, on tilj 24th da? of j Sr-een:! "Sehool L-vv j'i
)'-tober. 11U2. mi] the personal prop- | sjill i i'L^vy I)!
rtv ot wbic'i rue said deceased, died. ; sy.'? -i o s.-noei L**vyDi
ejzed and possessed, coin-lsihig ot j >i i;d School Levy Di
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louseftoid u..u KKcneii iurauiiri . - _ .
arming irnpieuvmts. wagons, buggir- . mutation roa<
orn. fnd !rr ':av arid also four mules, f5, V! received
>np ni3r*\ hocr^% *** ofher and (
wi:i Of^ni urumpUv at -i> L Head lnstiuct
/clack, a. m. " aiittmg:
J. B. LATKAIn. ' AcCcruiBK to !w
j. v.'tu;u:::c mktts. j wni ac.d t.-.efoi!!
Att"a at i.atv tor nim. 1 Jju.W lstj ,
Oct (.) 10!??3;? penalty will be add
have not paid. On
- an .idauioual 1 per c
FOR SALE?My place of 10(J acres-, lo these who have t
! miles of Lexingtou; 5 room house a i d per cent, penalty fc
>arns. plenty of water: about 25 acres an additional 5 per i
ipen; near electric plant and phone ' be added oil March
ine. For terms &e.. apply to I cent, penalty to be
V. H, BallentiDe, Columbia, S. 0., he.ve not paid by M;
iOS, River Avenue 51 Tax Bocks will clc
. . When remitting gi
)pening Books of Subscription % S('iK,C)1 disrrict
r " r Give one name in fu
In pursuance nf a commisaion issued Very truly,
?y Hon. R M McCown, secretary ot * E. I
>tate for tue South Caroiin, on the Treasurer Lexingb
ifth da}* of October. l'J12, we, the un
ler9igned. Board of Corporators, here)y
give notice that Books of Subscrip- NCW Crop F
ion to the Capital Stock of the Bank
?f Gilbert, will be opened at the st^re Winter turnip seer
>f G. H. Hallman, Gilbert, S. C., on winter mustard see
he 14th day of October, 1912. seed, rye seed, and i
rF ?r sets? now in Plan'
D. E. HAMMOND, in bulk or retailed, a
W. O. TARVER. Ha
Oct. 9. 1912?49 ^
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Notic6j Trespassers. One portable six h
All persons are hereby notified not and engine, ona timb
o hunt at night upon my land9, as I ty fwe? 4-iy gaaby t
trictly forbid anything of the kind, . . Uar.^Q,n i - c
md the law will be enforced against a vc
.11 trespassing at night. to w*
JOE W. ROOF R. F. D. 4, I
Sept. 14,1912?49p 2w50p
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Fnewmome i
'ompt and efficient ser- g !
stionable safety. i
$270,100.00
292,600.00 g
. 270,100.00 jj
ng a total of $332,800 00 to |
e lost before a depositor can loose 3
if a Bank that makes its Strength |
a a # twt /\u a 7*% 1 j
ill rtcwum rwww a
[uarterly on Savings Accounts. I
iasurer, Lexington A IfrOffl I CflV
,.8.0..September |H|||jU J| TUA|
?urp^"::fg e ESTATE AND IHI6E
1<resi ; . I'4 tlllls LEXINGTON, S. C.
ool Tax... 3 Mills '
Total ts?tills1 Real Estate Bought and Sold.
is No. l 4 Mills
is. Wo. 15 S Mills
is. No. ib ? Mi,js \?q ^res two miles south of ~m
is.No.25 a Miiis ,, m
is No. 34 ? Mills B it, fi >>i esfrom Lexington, 30
is'NoJi I Mi,l> I opor, r>0 cres pine timber, 6
is. 75 a Mills I i-potn d?c? '' l- a baria and sta- H
is. V>. *? Mi 's I
i<. N<> n. ? Mms ! K bloa. piee'v ing water. jp
J- 'fc j *Vim's j a'-r-s 3 uuies west of Ga?- ]
T"- :! ][jjjs j ton, ames open, 3 room dwell
No.' ?i:i a 1 | ing, some pine timber, plenty f
So. 1! : 31 iI Is j , _
> No. 14 2 3Ti!ls oak. I
* v? -1 ^ ! 46 acres one mile from Edmund fl
-. .No. .>< 2 J>liii8 aB
>. No. s4 2 Mills ! 25 acres open land, 2 room dwel
is. No. so ^ Nfills j .. V
.NO.71 2 Mills ling- fl
o-vfljls I 130*-' acres 4 miles from [Lex- 1
s No.y 33Iilis ington o the Augusta Road, 22 fl
: -3 "Ills j acres open, some pine timber, 6 I
^ ' *i* oil 'I room dwelling. I fl
1 tax for 1612, ?3 j I 210 acres; 3 miles from Pelion, I fl
at 'ho s-Mr-e time | 50 acres open land, dwelling, I fl
onnty rax?-->. | plenrv water. Fine land for fl
ions be.ow betore ! fl
| Cotton ana grain. 2
the County Audi- ' J 162 acres 5 miles from Steed- fl
jwing penalties: ; man, 25 acres open land, dwel- j
^ ' Hng: barn and Stables. fl
ed to t-use who 1 fl
February 1st. 1613, ! 104 acres 1 mile from Edmund,
tent, will be added i 35 acres open land, 2 room dwel- fl
ot^paid, making 2 \ ling, plenty water. I
)r r uyiuiii v. ouu j
cent. panalty will I 76 acres 6 miles from Columlst..
making 7 p^r j ^ia, oue n,jje from Arthur, pine
paid bv those who i ,. , , . ^
irch ut, 191". I tinier, plenty water.
ise March, 13, 1913. j 150 acres 7 miles Iron Lexing- i
ive each township i tod, 50 acres in cultivation, 9
iir property is in. j ruom dwelling, 2 barns, tenant
d, not initia s. house, blacksmith shoo, good
i. WINGARD, water power, corn and wheat
Dn County, S. C. mill, cotton, gin and press, tele
phone, daily mail, near good
'all Sec ds. ,ch?o18nd chnrchEasy
terms.
1, large Southern
d, winter radish SURETY BONDS.
Vhite Pearl onion ' ,
ting season, sold Write or call to see me
s desired. ?at? I
?K c? THE HOME
M1? NATIONAL BANK,
er c irt and seven- ! Lexington, S. C.
el ting. Will sell ?
eld in lot. Apply t
A. C EDR3E, |
Apples, a fine lot, ai The Bazaar.