The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 27, 1912, Image 6
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Knowing the great importanc
point to oorry tho boot ol every
ing art. Whether for the shop <
j to oonre you. You will Nnd our
J lowest reasonable figure on ev
Anvils $3.00 and up. Blacks
Lorick & I
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jTHEBEST IS IT:
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We are exclusive agents in Oolnmbit
for the Best Furniture Mann*
! factorerwhi America.
We show the lazgeet and best as
sortment oMiigh grade Furniture
in the entire South.
4 visit to our store will be e
treat for 70a beeatse we ' wilT show
yon all the new ideas in
Furniture,
Ton ire always weloome and you
* Will not be asked to porohase.
VANMETRE'S
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EiBALMER,
Colombia, S. C. . !
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I C. 0. BROW
1730 MAIN STREET,
jl Is where vou can find oi
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DOORS, SA
BLINDS
ij LIME AND
| CABINET :
;!j Call or write for Prices.
f Farmers' Medium and
E. P. & F.
1710 MAIN STREET.
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b.of tl??se tools,.ere make it a
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tool known to the blacksmith*
tr the farm, we are prepared >
prices hammered down fo the
erythlnp you need. |
mith's Vises 95.50 to $7.60.
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| stylish shoe# tor our Ivsxinj*- j
j ton friends to inspect. W?- |*5
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rl solid leather tshors tor less ;
money than any one in tbo $*& '
shoo business. come :it anri it? :
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see for yorjr?olf. thai wUi W '
prove it. A jneasnte to v*i? fR 1
on you *nd jjive you our $jk
prices. W-t 00:1 St. the family, Jje
men, women nnd cliiidroii.
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Work Shoes a Specialty &g? '
A. DAVIS 1!
COLUMBIA, s. c. ay I
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID
PERIODIC PAINS
[lie. Experience of Two Girls
Here Related For The
Benefit of Others*
Rochester, N. Y.?" I have a daugber
13 years old who has always been
'ery healthy until recently when she
omplained of dizziness and cramps every
nonth, so bad that I would have to keep
ler home from school and put her to bed
o get relief.
"After giving her only two bottles of
-.ydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Com>ound
she is now enjoying the best of
lealth. I cannot praise your Compound
oo highly. I want every good mother
o read what your medicine has done for
ay child."?Mrs. Richard N. Dunham,
11 Exchange St, Rochester, N.Y.
Stoutsville, Ohio.?"I suffered from
leadaches, backache and was very irregular*
^ a^~
SiffiSpvised me to take'
m-MSmmm; Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com>MjB
iBii P?un<^? before I
llPf ^ Sp'H had taken the whole
lx?l& ^ ^l| two bottles I
Pfound relief. I am
Wm^m onJy shrteen years
old, but I have bet\
| | I? ter health than for
\\ \ v v / I i> t**0or t*iree years*
' I cannot express my
hanks for what Lydia El Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for me.
had taken other medicines but did not
ind relief."?Miss Cora B. Fosnaugh,
Itoutsville, Ohio, R.F.D., No. L
Hundreds of such letters from mothts
expressing their gratitude for what
jydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com?und
has accomplished for their daughers
have been received by the Lydia E. j
HriVhara Medicine Company,Lynn, Mass.
Edmund News.
It is very dnll here.
The government farm in now start
uk ujj.
The new corn mill is in operation at
3dmund.
A few days ago Mr. J, J. Jefcoat,
pas run over by the street cars when
a Colombia on business. He was not
atally injured.
We are now having a very good
chool here.
Madams Jefcoat and flightier paid
drs Vanoe a visit a few days ago.
Oor.
"Tells the Whole Story."
To say that Foley's Honey & Tar
)omponnd is best for children and
yown persons and contains noopiates
ells only part of tbe tale. The whole
tory is that it is the best medicine for
toughs, oolds, croup; bronchitis and
ither affections of the throat, chest
md lungs. Stops la grippe, coughs
k healing and soothing effect,
uember the name, Foley's Honey &
?ar Compound, and accept no substiutes.
Harmon Drag Co.
Will Be Promoted.
Congressman Lever, who is tbe rank
ng member of the committee on agiculfcare,
will, in all probability, be
hairman when the committee assignnente
of the Hou*e of Representaive?
are made He has been one of
he hardest working and most iiiflnintial
members of the committee for
everal terms and has done as much
ks any member of Congress for the
arming interest of this eonutry by
riginatirig and advocating progressive
egislation for the improvement of agiculfcnral
methods. Ho has worked
lot only for his own district, but for
he entire South and the country
is a whole, and his work is known and
ippreciated in all sections. For this
camm his campaign tour of the
Vest in the interest of the Demooraio
ticker was effective. since the farcers
of the West knew him and
vhat he had doue in Congress for their
> Epfit and were glad to hear him.?
Sumter Watchman and Southron.
Serbs. Spices, Flavoring Extracts
Fresh Coriander, Sage. Thyme,
3weet Ma?jjram, Sweet Banil. Cay
mnu Ftpptr, Black Pepper, Mustard j
Hid all kind* of original and pure
ground Spices, mixed as wanted, tlaroring
extract (the pure food kind) in
he popular flavors, bottled and bulk
joods. Harmon Drug Co. 1. j
Mr. P. I. Lindler, of Little Mou?.t- |
liu, recently brought to this office a j
curiosity in the way of a com stalk [
which forked some three ?>r lour feet j
from the ground aud on each of the.;
two prongs an car of corn grew and )
matured. Mr. Lindler was bnt obey- t
log the Scriptural injunction of mak- {
lug two ears grow v. iiore but one grew }
ho fore.
President-elect Wilson has declared j
it to be his purpOS" to r-dtiOrU his OH ill- j
paign promises and v.ili prosecute the
IX)Pijxj trhiriiiiJ'1 t i n lur wuic i
rigorously thnn tb'-y Wt to under tho [
Repablieuu regime. j
DIAMOND BRAND (
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priMOND r.KAND riLI.S iu k-.t, and/Vw
Goi.d metallic boxes, aesleu vriili Bluc^Oy
Ribhoa. Tae.n no ornKi. BarrfTotr V/
Drnrr*^ ond ??k fo? 0Hl?rHF*>TrRS ?
DIAlfOM) RKAND PILLS, for twentr-fivo
jeers regarded at Best, Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
iTi'L EVERYWHERE |
THE UP TO DATE FARMER, j
He Was Ready For the Bond Salesman
From the Metropolis.
"THE farmer is the one who is mak^
ing the progress," recently remarged
bond salesman for
one of the big L~_ses. just in from the
road. "I've got them to let me try
eastern Kansas this trip?new territory
for us. I'd heard that the tillers
of the soil down there were all buying
automobiles and things, and that
tbey were a progressive lot. 1 found
them that, and then some. Here's
what happened to me in a little town
up near the northeast corner of the
state.
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"UDC WQCUilij^ i UlU?C nuuut ivu>
miles out mto the country to try to
sell some bonds to an old farmer
named Pratt wht> was reported to have
a pot of monej. The old man seemed
to be thoroughly posted on the bond
market?knew nil about the latest of
ferings. etc. He seemed to like my
issue, but said he was 'hung up' with
ten Wabash fours, and that until he
got rid of them he couldn't buy anything
else. We were doing quite a little
in Wabash fours at the time, and 1
offered to take them off his hands at j
06?just before leaving the hotel I had j
had a wire stating that they were GOV!; j
bid on the exchange.
"The old man hesitated, but finally j
agreed to make the exchange. He was j
to take seven of my bonds at a little
less than par and I was to take his ten
Wabash fours at 01% I fancied I saw
a twinkle in h?s eye as I wrote down
the figures.
The deal closed, lie offered to show )
? - WV n-iint iincfglrvj find !
Uie IUC UUti'^C. MC 1UUi U|7CWII.7 ouv,
la what he called bis 'office.' what was
my amazement to find a stock ticker
buzzing busily away. I walked over
to the machine and pulled some of the
tape out of the basket. A string of
quotations caught my eye. It read
something like this: Wabash fours.
10 at 07. f> at lid. 15 at &H1>. 50 at 62."Puck.
Worried.
The Beat Has (making arrangement*)
? A.v\A?&n?4a 4f Moatnfninr fn thA
bride??Philadelphia Press.
Getting It Exactly Right.
Clerk?Yoar ad. reads, "Plain cook
wanted." VTbey rather fight shy of
that, sir.
Sabbubs?How shall I put it then?
Clerk?I should say. "Woman wanted
to do plain cooking."
Snbbubs?Change it, will you? Glad
you mentioned it And, by the way,
instead of "woman" you'd better make
it "lady."?Boston Transcript
Trouble Maker.
"A newspaper can make trouble in a
home."
"I should say so. What came near
causing my first quarrel with my wife
was the fact that we had only one
newspaper to read, and that had the
baseball news on one side of the sheet
and the fashion news on the other."Washington
Star.
Declare War on Colds.
A crusade of education which aim*
4 that, common coJds may become uncommon
within the* next generation"
has been began bv prominent New
York physicians. Here is a list of the
don'tV which the doctors say will
prevent t.i:e annual visitation of the
the cold:
"Don't sit in a draughty car."
"Don't sleep in hot rooms" !
"Don't avoid the fresh air."
"Don't staff yourself at meal lime.
Over eating reduces your ;esistanco."
To which wo would add?when yon
take a oeld got rid of it u?i quickly as
possible. To accomplish that you will
fiud Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
most excellent. Sold by ail druggists.
Flagged Train With Shirt.
Tearing his shirt from lii-? hack an
Ohio man flagged a train and savi d it
from a wreck, but 11. T. Alston.
Raleigh. X. C\, once prevented a wreck
with Electric Bitters. "1 whs iu a
terrihir. plight when I began to use
thorn,ho writes, "ruv stomach, head,
hack and kidney s were ail badly r. tieded
and my liver was in bad condition,
but four bottles of Electric Bitters
made mn h-el like a new .nan." A
trial will convince you of their matchless
merit for anv stomach, liver or
kidney trouble. Brim. f>0rents at iiarn?m
Drug Co.
<a>
Twinges of rheumatism, backache,
stiff joints and shooting pains ail show
your kidneys an.- not working rigbr.
Urinary irregularities, loss of sleep,
nervousness, weak hack and core kidneys
tell tbo need of a good ii haelr
kidney medicine. Foley Kidney Fills
f/\nio jtwiifHTr liu? In** nru! T u 7f.V .
VA-'il H . H' MIJVA * X ? X - .
tive. They build up tliM kidnevs jicu
regulate tbeir ao'Jor,. They will pive
yen; qdck relief and rot,tain ro habit
forming tln;<rs Saf?* and aiv. ay* sun-.
Try them. Harmon Drug Co.
Kven i blind mar, may he able to scs
f iu-j poiirj of a j'.'U*1,
lu coming onf on top many a man's,
hair beats bim to it.
Sop onr ivw top bTiartries at $10.00
Jash. Open buggies We maka
tho pfiue. firi-K'-r'.-C'aL'ler Mule Cw.
I Rheumatism I
I Neuralgia I
I Sprains I
R ATrsa C. Mahoxet, of 2708 K. St., fl
"W. Washington, 1>.(JM write*: " I suf- B
9 fered Mich rheumatism for fire rears B I
B and 1 have jusc got hold of your Lini- B
U nient, and it has done me so much B
fl good. My knee* do not pain and the fl
B ft vailing ha* gone." ?(
Quiets the Nerves
Mrs. A.Weidmax, of 403 Thompson
St., Maryville. Mo., writes : ? " The
nerve in my log was destroyed five
years ago ana left me with a jerking
at night so that I eould not sleep. A
friend told me to try your Liniment
and now I could not do without it. I
find after its use 1 can sleep."
SLOANS
LINIMENT
11 Is a good liniment IV ^ep it on
hand all the time. My daughter
sprained her wrist and used your
Liniment, and it has not hurt her 5
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At All Dealers
25c., 50c., $1.00
Sloan's book on J gngj ..rrf
horse?,oattle,bora yw <1
and ponltry sent />?L5 Jjgv** S_ .
free. Address ii|
YOU WANf.
Your Watches and
Clocks put in firstclass
order at reasonable
prices bring
them to
T. H. uonny,
Th? WaielMwW. 1 SIS Mala 81.
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TAX NOTICE
Office of County Treasurer, Lexington
County, Lexington, S. C., September
20, 1912,
I will be at the places and dates
mentioned beiow for the collection of
I all taxes dhe for 1912, and will thank
I the taxpayers to meet me promptly.
I Leesvillo, Wednesday, ' 27, "
i Summit. Friday, a ui. " 29, *
Gilbert, " p. m. " 29, "
F.d. Addy's, Wed a. m. Dee. 4, "
G. F. Eeisler's, " p. m. i,
Brook? and Sat. all (Uv. " 7, "
LET i".
! For State Purposes .VriMIIle
I For Ordinary Oounty Parpoeerf .. i Mills
I For Pfi.fit Indebtedness .... 2 Anilrf
! Special County . <bridjr?s) . . Mills
For lioad* . . . . 2 Mills
For (Vustitutlonu! School Tax... . 3 Mills
Total isV.P Mills
St-e ial School levy IMs No. 1 4 Mills
Special N^ooi Levy "is. No. * Mills
Spotlal School Levy Die. No. is s Mills
Special School Levy Pis. No. 2Ji 2 Mills
Special School Levy Pis No. JP 2 Mills
Special School Rwy Pis. No. 37 2 Mills
Special School Levy Pis No.-ix x Mills
Special School Levy Pis. No. 77> 2 Mliis
i Special School Levy Pis. No. fit) rf Mills
Special School Levy Pis. No. M 2 Mills
I Special School Levy Pis. No. 2'-. 2 Mills
} Special School Levy Pis. No. S3 2 Mills
{ Special School Levy Pis. No, IS x Mills
; SpecLU S- nool Levy Pis. No. 23 v Mills j
Spv2.il School Levy DU. No. IT 2 Mills
Spf'.-iul school L??vy Pis. No. 63 2 Mills J
Special Set ool I.cvy PP. No. 12 2 Mtlis i
Spc-'ial S"hn;! Levy Pis No. !s 2 Mills
Spec;-.) School Levy Pis. No. 4s 2 Miiis j
' Sp?vi"l School Levy Pis. No. W x' Mills 1
} Special School Levy Pis. No. 2 Mil's I
) Spe.-i.ii School I..\y Pic. No. <> 2 Mills J
i Sp. oi.il School Levy Pis. so. 7i 2 Mills {
j Special School Levy pis. >'o. ifi 2 Mills |
I Sic-'-ial S.. hi"S Levv Pis. No x* 2 Mills {
j Sp' .'hi! S h>tl I.m\% Pis. No.x'X 3 Mil is |
: S." i t! S--h>,.j Levy I'is. N'e.P 2 Mil is I
i S.-V' ?1 l.fV) Dis Nil. 70 X viltie j
! Special S-'h'.e! I.evyPis- No. 77' 2 Mf'lr J
| P !! Tax.... j
i Go. m mutation ro:?<i lax fur 1912, sd j
i
' dollars. in received at die lime j
> as oiher State ami county taxes.
?/&* Uvjid }?: ;.?"?* before
; remit nop:
j Ape lUiini: M r;u'the t.;< unfy
j tor will add ti f foiiov h it y.erudiies:
| (>n January ist. H ' >. 1 per rent, j
| penalty will bp added > those who i
! have not paid. On 1 el- nary 1st. it1!.", |
j an additional 1 per rent. *.vill be added |
i to those who have not pa racking 'J
! ;kt rent. penalty for February. Htill i
l an additional b i*e.r rent, penalty will !
! be milled on Ma^ch 1st., ir.akmj* 7 per i
? eonr. n'"*al'T" r?> T-rro h** eic. ^ vrhn ?
? have not paid by March W. JObk
j Tax Books H'ifi close March. In. ll#13. ;
When remitting $*i ve each town-ship;
' or ecbool district your property is in.
j Ctiye one came in full, not initials.
! Very trnlv, J
V. L. WTXG AKP. !
i TLro < -urds, ri. C.
Airex*y
THE JEWELEB %
1508 Main St, Columbia, S. C.
REPAIRS
WATCHES
AM)
JEWELRY
Hakes Then 6ood as lev -
MEDALS ~ '
AJSD
BADGES
Manufactures' in Our Own j
Shops for Schools and
Other Purposes
AVERY, The Jeweler
1508 Main St., Colurr^bte, S. C.
iu uiOTrn nr rnr
AIR IRAOlLU ur IDC
OPTICAL BUSINESS
Mr motto is painstaking conaci- j
entiouH Optical sennet I have I
one of the most completely
equipped optical offices, in Columbia.
Let me do your optical
work and show yon how I
can serve yon. Spectacle and.
EVe-glasSes Vejjaired and lenses
matched in 30 minutes.
Three graduite optician* of many ?
years experience to serve yon and i
we can promise yon the highest de- J
eree of accuracy, reliability and sat- J
i8faction in all cases entrusted to
me. Come and see ue, w?- n^ake no
charge for our examinaJUoc. &
8, H. Berkmair
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ESTABLISHED 1879.
1118 MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA. S. C. t
BEAR IN MIND
C. D. Kenny Co.
Is Headquarters for >
Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Rice,
Etc. Fresh Coffee roasted
daily.
Don't put off buying v
your coffee and sugar. _
They're going Higher.
C. D. KENNEY CO. *
1639 Main Street,
Phone 157.
Columbia, S. C.
?
A Watch is
Valuable
When it Keeps lime, ir
you want y~ur watch to *keep
Correct Time, see
M. WEISS,
Waich Repairing a Speciaty
Also Dealer in Watches -<
and Jewelry.
'336 Assembly stv Columbia. S. C.
FARMS!
FARMS!
If you want to buy s, pood
farm ai ri:;ht price anywhere
in South Carolina,
rail 011 or write me. If you
wmiv. to seh your farm quick *
for trash, make your price
ripht and I will sell it for
you, mo niaut-r w !K'n' *yv?i*
a], { soil ?hvu>f- oiiy
projykrr,r, too. *
Hope A. Dickert, .
1507 Main Street, 1
Columbia, - South Carolina.
"Always Hustling."