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The State of Sooth Carolina,
County of Lexington.
By request of Mr. Joseph Epsfcin, I
will sell atpoblic auction in front of
the Court House door in Lexington,
South Carolina, on the first Monday
the 8th day of January, 1913. the- foltewing
tracts of real estate lying and
v being in Boiling Springs Township, in
the County and state aforesaid, about
four miles from the county seat near
the Southern Rail tray:.
Tract No. 1. containing twenty five
w.. and one-fourth acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of J. Wesley Price.
Dalton George and Tracts No. 2 and 6,
below described.
Tract No. 2, containing twentv ]
? three and one-balf acres, nmre or less, I
adjoining lands of C. V. Boufcnight. j
r J. Wesley Price and Tracts No. 3,3 !
aud G, herein. j
Tract No. 3. containing twenty-five j
and one-fourth acres, more or log". !
adjoining lands of C, WBouknieht, j
and Tracts No, 2, -1 and 5, of lands I
herein described.
Tract No 4, containing twenty- j
three and o-.e half acres. more or less,
adjoining lands or C. V. Bouknight, .
E. O. Clarke and Tracts No. 3 and 5 j
herein.
TW^f. XVi f? p.r>ntaininjEr fortv-fchrpe
and one lourth acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of E O. Clarke, George
Taylor and Tracts No. 3, 4 and 6, 1
herein. !
Tract No. 6. containing Forty-sev- |
en acres, more or less, adjoining lands j
of Dal ton George, George Taylor and j
Tracts No. 1, 2, and 5, above described, j
For a mote complete description j
prospective purchasers may examine !
plat by calling at the office of the 1
Clerk of Court.
Terms of Sale: One half cash;
balance on a credit of one year, with
interest at the rate of eight per
cent., together with a bond of the
purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises scl J, with leave to the purchaser
to pay all cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
"PDAX'ir Tir GITT7M T V
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Lexington, S. C., Dec. 9, 1912.
Notice o! Annual Meeting
Tho Annual Meeting of the County
board of Commissioners of Lexington
County S. C. will be held on Thursday
Jan. 9 1913.
All parties holding claims of any
kind again-t Lexington County for the
year 1912 sra hereby notified and requirecl
to file the same with the uudersigi,
d ou or before the first day of Jan.
next, so that said claims may be examined
and passed upon by the Board
?aid annual meeting.
J BROOKS WINGARD.
Clerk C. B. C., L. C.
December 3, 1912. 4w
Notice, Final Discbarge.
This is to notify all persons concern
ea that I will apply to Geo. S. Drafts,
Judge of Probate for Lexington county
on the 14th day of Janaarv, 1913,
for a final discharge as administrator
of the estate of Win. M. Grout, deceased.
W. D. CROUT. Admr.
Dec. 17 1912-10
Mules This
YOU WAIT TO PAY HI6
arge number of both
mules and horses. I
ine mare mules, good <
eople.
have the three besf, STUD
ELL, HACKNEY. Any si
BA3COCK AND HACKNEY
Lsiness has grown
ring to the fact tha
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our customers. *
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I The'State of South Carolina, county
I of Lexington, court of common
i Pleas. li. E. Taylor and K. Z. Hen- *
| drix, Plaintiffs, against Azariah ow
Taylor, Defendant. to
In obedience to the Decree of the
court herein, signed by the Honorable
8. W. G. 8hipp, Presidio* Judge, and
| dated November 13th, J912, I will sell ,
in fronts of the court house door in
Lexington, Sooth Carolina, duriug the ^
legal hours of sale on the fiifet Monday, ?
the sixth day of January, 1913, to the J1?1
highest bidder at public outcry, the n<
following described property to^wit: s?v
"All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in the \
| Township of Boiling Springs, in the J
i county of Lexington and the state .
aforesaid, containing one hundred
I and ten acres, more or less, adjoining "?.
; lands of Wash Bikarct, M. A. Taylor, j *?"
Boiling Springs church. E. M. Taylor, ' ,
; Elijah Kei?ler and Wesley crout." !
Terms of Sale: Cue half cash; the !
balance on a credit of twelve months, j
secured by a bond of the pnrchaf-er aud I
i <% uiuilc;u^^ \ji pi ciu ir^-3 buaai, witu i
I interest from date of sale, with op- J
i tion to the purchaser to pay all cash. ; qq
Purchaser to pav fo papers j ,
FRANK W. StLEALY, ! J
C. C. c. P. & G. S. j
Lexington. S. c. December 9, 1912.
Efird & Dreher, attorneys for Plain- j J01
tiffs, W K: Sharpe, attorney for De- j
fendant. i Sp<
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State of South Carolina. County of Lex- j
ingfon?In the Prooate Court?S. D.
McCartha and J. L. McCartha. Ad- j s|('
ministrators of the Estate of Geo. (
D; McCartha. Deceased. Petitioners. ; fc>P'
against Ahncna Fry. Nancy Ivcy. i
Jacob McCartha, Geo. \V. McCartha. ! sp
SnlFe Ivcy, Ella McCartha, Ray j *o
McCartha. Agnes McCartha. and j ??
the Home National Bank, Defen- j ,kt,
dants?Petition for Sale of Land in j fcp
Aid of Assets to Pay Debts. 1 ^
In obedience to the decree of the i gr.
Court herein, dated the 3rd day of Oc- 1 Si>
toiier, A. D. 1012. I will seil before the J j|jj
Court House door to the highest bidder ! kr,'
at public outcry, during the legal hours i Si>
| of sale on the nor, MiwWay in Jamjar/ j
| it being the 6 h davof said month, i
! 1913. _ * .Is:14
"Aii that piece, parcel or lot or iauu, !
r \?;th cunnings thereon, j Mj
situate, lying and be in 3 in the town of ; .sp
Lexington. County and State aforesaid. ;
containing one-half C1 -jr) acre, more or j u,
less, fronting on Depot Street to the ;
west, and bounded hy lands of Frank ! ft
Kyzer, Miss Mary Wingard, and G. M. I ^
Ilarman.*' !
Terms of Sale, Cash; purchaser to j
;>:%v for do per?. I
GKORGE S. DRAFTS. i
judge of I':-.'-ut. ! '
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Cleaning, Pressing 110
and Dyeing I
The Lexington Pressing Club is ;
ready to do your faU cleaning, pr.-s:- j
iug, dyeing, etc. Wo have a cowra- , ha
i tent force and'ill work promp-iy umi ;
j neatly done. Let us fix up vast o<u J
last year's suit foryou. Wema<n !
a specialty of thi? class of work. j Gi
Lexington Pressing Club, i
Lem Sox, Manager j ,
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HEB PRICES. I
fresh shipped I
n this lot we I
enough for the I
EBAKER. WITCH- 1
ze you want ft
the best built. |
to large pro- 1
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iVith the advent of 1913, make uj
ur mind to attend strictly to yoni
n business, and yon'Jl have no tim(
mix it np with your neighbors.
Could Shout For Joy
'I want to thank you from the bofc
n of my heart," wrote C. B. Rader
Lpwi?bnrg, W. Va., "for the won
riul double benefit.I got from Elec
2 Bitters, in erring me of both i
ere case of stomach trouble and ol
mmatism, from which I had been ar
nost helpless sufferer for ten years
suited mv ca?e as though made jrsl
'mo." For dyspepsia, indigestion,
mdice, and to'rid the sy?temof kiciy
poisons that cause rheumatism
metric Bitters h-ive no superior. Try
)m. Every bottle is guaranteed it:
;isfy. Only 50 cents at Harmor
ug Co
TAX NOTICE
ico of County Treasurc-r, Lexingtcr
louutv, Lexington, S- C., Soptemhei
!0, 1912,
: LEW.
r Srato Purp- oes 5% Mill:
r Ordinary donnry Purposes ... 4 Mill*
r Past I ml "bled i: mss .... 2 Mill?
jcial County . <bridges) . . i?< Miij<
r Koads . . . 2 Mii'i
r Constitutional School Tax... . 3 Slll.h
Total \~i Miili
eeial School Levy Dis No. i 4 Mill!
e?*ia! School Levy ? i-. No. 15 S Mills
eeial School hvv Pis. No. IS ? TSfiils
eeial School Levy I 'is. No. 25 2 Mil!:
eeial School J/*vv Dis No. st 2 Mil!:
eeial School Kevy Pis. No. 37 2 Mili:
scial School Levy Pis No. 42 .? j,
i*cia! School L?*vy Dis. No 75 2 >M!i<
eeial School Levy Pis. No. r,? ?; Milli
eeial School Levy Pis. No. S3 2 Mills
ocial Scho"! Levy Pis. No. 26 2 Mill:
eeial school T.evy Pis. No. 35 2 Mills
eeial School L- vy Dis. No. 13 2 Vij|<
eeial School Levy Pis. No. 23 2 Mill:
eeial School Low Pis. No. 17 2 Miii:
eeial School Levy Pis. No. 63 2 Miiii
eeial SC' ool Levy Di . No. 12 2 Mil!:
eeial School Levy Dis No.lt 2 Mil):
I'Cal School Levy Pis No 1* 2 Mill
eeial School Levy Pis. No. 50 2 Milli
eeial Schooi Levy I)is. No. S4 2 N!ij
eeial School J,f\y Pis. No. S5 2 Mil!
eei A School Levy I)is. NO. 71 2 Miii
eeial School Levy pis. No. V- 2 Mil!
eeial School Lew Pis. No 2^ C^'ib:
eeial Sehooi J.ew Pis. No.21) ?.fi 1 i
e ial School Levy Pis. No. 45 2 Mill:
eeial School Levy Pis No. 7<*? 2 Viji:
eeial School Levy Pis. No. 7a 2 .Mill
11 Tax ?$1.0
Commutation road tax for 1912, $'
liars, is receiver! at toe same unit
other State and county taxes.
?fjT Head instructions beiow befor<
nritting:
According to law the County Audi
r will add the following penalties:
On January 1st, 1913, 1 per cent
nalty will be added to those wh<
,ve not paid. On February 1st, 191"
, additional 1 per cent, will be adrie<
those who have not paid, making ;
r cent, penalty for February. Stii
additional 5 per cent, panalty wi!
added on March 1st., making 7 pnt.
penalty to he paid by those wh<
tve not paid hy March 1st, 1913.
Fax Books will close March, 15, 3913
When remitting give each fcownshi]
school district your property is in
one name in ft^l, not initials.
Very truly,
E. L. WIN CARD,
rreastirer Lexington County, S. C.
"FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN 0
! Will Find a Helpful Suggestion |
In This Letter. |
Overworked. run-down, "fagged I ?
out" women who feel as though they | _ ~
could hardly drag about, should profit I
by Mies Richter's experience. She 1
says: "Last winter I was completely I *\r^
run down and felt fagged out all the 5 |i
time, was nervous and had indiges- I ^
n* 1 \
"On? of my friends advised me to | I \
take Vinol, and it has done me great
good. The tired, worn-out feeling is ^1
all gone, and I am strong, vigorous
and well. The stomach trouble soon 1
disappeared and now I eat heartily
and have perfect digestion. I wish ,
every tired, weak, nervous woman
could have Vinol, for I never spent (k.
any money in my life that did me so 19|
much good as that I spent for Vinol.H Ajfl
Marie Richter, Detroit, Mich. Ikj^
' Thousands of women and men
"Wno were luniiwnjr wwa. auu ?icn-ijr ?
owe their present rugged health to
the wonderful strength-creating effects
of VinoL We guarantee Vinol to build j
yon tip and make you strong. If f 1
tt does not, we glre back your money. yoU
HARMON DRLG COMPANY. she*
Cheerful Under DifReuftiee. oring
"If yon make any noise/' threatened ^
the holdup man. "I'll stuff this hand- a ^
kerchief in your mouth!" ^
The victim regarded it with a gbast- move
ly smile. the b
"Oh. that's such an old gag!" he protested--San
Francisco chronicle.
Foils a Foul Plot
h- ? -? I f?l.) exists between raBBi
li'vrftMi ?n w? s o < an- <mtre*s by
refo-i"g to ;-c?, '-ke I)r Kir 's New ?
Pi'is, ?i d *? ?nch i.r>u of yonr
T; - ?:entl> < i: pel right
acti'-n of notch. liver *:,d bowels,
r? st r v or health *rtd all good
feelings 25c h' Harraor n-!;y Co. 1AIL
s f i * ;l '-"6 s .v r< i c j n s ; f love Mm ? \
Gut .the Hii<h Cost of Living*
W H Cbap'n Wina>-o ig . Ne > .
te ls how he ? -i it ,lM - * cr>iid en
h iri ? v ba cough a the doctor'*
medicine c;id rh?*m n<< g o1 I t.?or. a
battle 0? P lex' - H n? y a-;<: Tar Compound,
ai d before it was all ujcd The
childr 11 wer- tree an ea^od of their
cough I saved a doctor's bill for one 25c.
bottle of F-?lev's Hon'y and Tar
Compound " No opiates. HariLOn
Drug 0 >.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE Sept 15,1912
Arrivals and departures Lexington,
South Carolina.
(N. B. These schedule figures shown
as information only and are not guar
an teed.)
7:07 No. 19, daily, local Columbia to
Augusta.
8:58 A. M.?No.131 daily, the "South- Afe
era's Southeastern Limited" from
> New York to Augusta. I I neitt
f 11:21 A. M.?No. 8, daily from Au'
gucta to Columbia, connecting IlOt (
with "Carolina Special" for Spar- thpir
tanburg, Asheville, Kuoxville, men
Cincinnati, etc rhpa
5:41 P. M. ?No. 7, daily, from Colum
bia to Augusta. Connecting from miir
Carolina Special from Cincinnati, . ,
Knoxvillc, AiJieville, Spartanburg Wlttl
[ and intermediate points. \17U;
6:02 P. M ?No. 132,daily, the "South- .. Will
l em's Southeastern Limited" fr <rn
: August % to New York; arrives
, | Washington 8:53 a. m., Baltimore |
10:02 h. m., riiuaaeipnia 12:23 ^ gj
j. noon, New York 2:31 p. m. y
f?:5S No. 20, daily, local from Angusta 1
| to Columbia. 18 C
Pullman c ar service on all through fl
train*; dining car service for meals.
> For further information, call on
. ticket agent or
S. H. H ird'vn-.k.P. T. M., Washington, 5
D. C.; H. F. Gary, G.'P. A., Wasning- fl
ton, L). O.; E. H Coapraau, V. P. & S
G. M.f Washington. D. 0.; W. E. McGee.
A. G. P. A., Columbia, S. 0.; A.
H. Acker. T. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
Cured of Liver Com]^ "nt
"I was suffering with u. com
plaint," ?a\sIvaSnii'h of Point. Plan:--,
a Texas, "and decided to try a 2,"c hnx
s of Chamberlain's Tablets, and am hap[
py to say that I am completely cured
> and can recommend them to every
* one." For sale by all dealers.
* Mauv a married man has a chap.:roa
in FlfllSl
Croupy Coughs And j 7
Wlieezy Colds j Flooring,
s The quickest simplest way to rui ' ? .*
children or' dangerous crimpy
i and wheezy sniffy colds is to give tiv-m
? Foley's Honey and Tar Comi ound. It
* gives almost instant relict and stops .1 ^
I cou h promptly. It soothes and he* Is. v^QxllIl
s Contain^ no opiates. Harmon Drug Co.
o?a*$a?^raavi
b Executor's Sale
. The State of South Carolina, g? "< ?"-'1 .
s county of Lexington. j ir, ,7finT
* By the power vested in mors Lxe- It V| IB I
I J ctifor i.it' ilio iast will or Adam It. | 15 1 UU
> j Mcetzo, deceased, I wi!i s-*;: to the
* 1 highest bidder, at public on cry. du- '
) ring the l^gai hours of sa;e 011 the 1st j Y
5 Monday in January, I'Ji-'h being tpe
? i sixth dav of said month, the following ' Q
] tracts of real estate, being commonly 1
3 known as the "Home Place" of tin- j p]
said Adam K. Meeize. deceased: !
Tract No. 1, containing loitv and !
one fourth acres, mo*o or les*, adjoin- ' SC
ing lands of Lizzie Mi rz, Sun Lm*:ek, j j 1
' Joseph Metz, Irvin Stack and Tract II vil
I No, 2. I 8
' '?, . *' ? ? 5 trm * 1
j tui.u:uiljf^ iWKliiV "M- > - , I g
2 on and Six-tenth A"res morn or less, , 5 * si
j adjoining lands of Irvin Srack. Kvuns' ; |
j McSz. Lizzie iM; v., and Trams * <>. 1 J j The V*aicn
r and 3 herein. . | par;er Res
j Tract, No. ;> oo ttaininG: tort\ -5 x and , g _____
One-half cores uKrror ins*-. ;,djoin- i m """' ""
ins? lands <:f Irvin S'.ick. It A. Met'/., j _________
j Ernest Metz and Tract No. 2.
Terms of Sale: cish ptuvhnsor to \ q.>rtikinT
pa}' for papers.
FMANK \V. SHEALV, sex, you ma:
E.xoewnr. w ih: wlua-o v\
Lexington, S. c., December 9, 1912, i ca>j in the ]K
irfSSBreakfast I
rMLw f-?M I
Ina
Srmji g?0^
Jgi|fcf Warm
Pe^> .J| t Room I
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\ "warm" breakfast?the kind that sends I
out ready braced for a good day's work? I
Hd be eaten in a warm room. I
fou Ipse half thegood of the meal if yoa are shir-. 1 ,
; in discomfort while you eat it. 1
K Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater makes breakfast I
sy meal for the whole family. |
o smoke or smell with a Perfection. Easily cleaned. Easily B
d from room to room. An ornament anywhere; a luxury in 8
edroom; a necessity in the sewing-room or the bathroom. I
Dealera everywhere ; or write for areolar. 9
STANDARD OIL COMPANY I
(Incorporated in New Jeney) B
Newark* N. A Baltimore, Mi |
lite Bronze (Sprats
more durable than Marble or Granite,
ler heat nor cold affects them. They do
:hip nor crack, nor breed moss, nor change
r?n1nr PVPf fr?r IiItp ftpfiiornfi tllPV flfA
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per than Marble or Granite. The lettering,
h or little, in bold raised type, is put on
lout extra charge. Call and see samples o
te Bronze and over 200 designs.
. BERRY
>2 Main Si. - - COLUMBIA, S. C.
nbja Lumber & MaitiifacMANUFaVCTUUERS
OF
Doorsi and Blind, Interior
i, Fine, __ Cypress and Oak
, Ceiling, Weatherboardiag, Moulding Door
and Window Frames
ibia, . - South Carolina
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! Eaif Price Oiler.
cTryrTMim. ? ??1 ' MaMPTqr
51f4fclT 1 **-y 11 renewa* our clubbio:? offer
W Jm X Home and Farm, we are enf
Hli \11 . | able to give Dispatch roders a half
j price rate of 2oc. per year for this val.
. , S liable home and farm paper. Roaew
our Watches unci your aiibseriptioi'8 now.
locks put in first- j ~~~ ~ ~~~ ~
Police io Debtors and
ass order at rca- Creditors
inable prices bl in? ^1] p0rsons indebted in any manner
p.-v. | to the estate of Adam R. Metz, de,L
| ceased are hereby notified that they ?*
Oj must make immediate payment to the
ITS 8"^ I I un^er81K"ed and those having claims
* Jr Jl j i against the said estate must present
- II thorn dnlv nrnh.itpd.
maker. 125 0 Main St. . j - -~k ^ SHE A I, Y.
,tayrant,Co!urrfc:a,S.C. I
A bachelor girl is a spinster with
| money. *
of so-ea!!el v. r? rj Will it not he the same old tcry on
r ''f vp noticed :ho j n-*w loaf ?
foul is law xicv??r t:j to Always meet people with a smile? ^
dies to enforce it. ^ its your treat. ?
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