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Ths Lexington Dispatch Wednesday, F. b, 19, 1913. G M. Harman, Editor and Prblisher J. W. Ogilvie, Assistant Editor Entered at tlie Post Office at Lexington, S. 0., as second class matter. CIRCULATION 2.300. Edisto School News. We are all very sorry to know that our school will soon come to a close. It ha9 been progressing nicely under the management of Miss Viola Sharpe, Oar enrollment is now 90. Misses Pearle and Myrtie Gleaton have returned home after an extended visit to White Rock. Miss Jettie Cooper and Josephine Kirkland spent Sunday with the Misses Gleaton, Miss Jnlia Jackson and brother Tillman, spent Wednesday and Thursday in StranfiPA Messrs. Lawton Reed and Eddie Knotts, of near Sally, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. T. J. Kin$. Mr. Ebbie Sharpe and Rev. MoGill dined at the home of Mr. W. Q. Jackson Sunday. Misses Nealie and LuMle Peele spent the week end with Mrs. W. M. Laird, Miss OJara Yonce, of the Pelion section, is spending awhile with Miss Annie Barr9. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed and littie daughter, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. N. M. Jeffcoat. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Livingston and children spent Sunday at the home of Mr. S. P. Cooper. Brown Eyes. Boiling Springs News. Services next Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. ? Mr. Samuel Croat, the famous pump man of onr section, has been doing some work for J. W. Ballington. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hite, eD tertained their young friends with a pouud party and cake walk on Saturday night, the 8th inst. Miss Bertha Howard and her brother ! ; ' Moody, made a delightful visit to their orother, Bp. C. C. Howard, down in the Swansea section last week. Mr. H. A. Howard made a flying trio to Lexington one day last week. Mr. P. P. Duvall has left this section for oetrer quarters. Miss Bertha Keisler, the daughter of Mr. J. WillieKeisler, has returned to Sammeriand Seminary, which she has been art?i^ding for several months. A bright and charming girl she is. Mrs. Alice Rankin and son, will move back to their place on Chinquepin at an early date. Tuck. Dots from the X Roads. Dear Mr. Editor: Tne grain crop is looking fine in this section, and the people are busy this season. v The school at Cros9 Roads is getting along very nicely at thi3 writing. Mr. D. A. Jeffcoat is the teacher. We are glad to learn that our friend J Mr. W. F. Mack, is improving. Mr. W. L Rister lost a tine milch cow a few days ago. Mr. G. Pelham Craft is building a nice little residence on his place. Mr. and Mrs. Wise Hut'c were the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Laird last Sunday. - ? i miss Marina joluuo was me guest 01 Miss Aliie Hutto recently. Little Joe was the guest of Mrs Walter Hat to the first Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Horael Sharpe b?th wear the smile that won't come off? is a girJ. Mr. J. Archie Sharpe, telegraph operator at Edmund, and brother Paul, have returned from a visit to Wagener. Litile Joe. War on Blind Tigers/ E. M. Martin, constable of Magistrate Jeffeoat, and F. L. Redmond, the town marshal of Swansea, raided three suspected blind tigers at Swansea last Saturday, but got no booze. The law officers will hereafter keep a . . .... TigHant eye on an snspectea with Jaw j breaking. Intendent S. J. Derrick j and Magistrate Jeffccat are determin- j ed to ran ti e blind tiger out of busi- I cess in that section, and with the help ! of the law and order element of that j section, they will do it. The people ! of Swansea, so we are informed, are j generally in favor of the old dispen- ! ?ary system of dealing with whiskey. ; FOR SALE. i Several building lots, suitable for ; -A...rf/vnnao in t.-ktirn fif f.pyinorfnn fnr XC^iuruv^^i ? n""** -v ?ale at low prices and easy terms. | Persons desiring to build and own ? borr*:-". in Lexington will do well to Inve.-tigate. RICE B. HARMON. ? J FOR SA1 E?B. Pjymouth Rock j iOfor $i. ( k. Waller Eleazer, Chap:n, 5. C. f?Y tfADONA. (BY ROBERT Y\*. SERVICE. ) I bailed me a woman from the street, Shameless, but, oh, so fair; I bade her sit in the models seat And I painted her sitting there. I hid all trace of her heart unclean: I painted a babe at her breast; I painted her as she might have been If the worst had been the best. She lauf hed at iny picture and went away, Then came, with a knowing nod. A connoisseur, and I heard him say; :Tis Mary, the mother of God. So I painted a halo round her hair. And I sold her and took my fee, And she hangs in the church of Saint Hillaire, Where you and all may see, Pine Ridge Needles. The weather is beautiful and plowing is the order of the day. The health of this community is ex UCpilUUiiliy (tt IUIO Iiiiuug. Madame9 J. H. Hiller and R. L. Connerlley, visisted Mrs. Charley Ept> ing Sunday. Miss Mollie Epting has returned from a two week's visit to her sister, Mrs. Moyd, in Jacksonville, Fla. Those visiting Mr. John Amick's family Snndav were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Amick and Messrs. C. M. Shealev, and Silas Amick. Pine Ridge school is progressing nicely under the efficient management of Prof. W. H. Derrick and Miss Blana Fulmer, assistant. Mr. John Swygert, a student of New berry College, visited Lis parents a few days last week. Miss Bessie Bickley gave her friends a nice time last Saturday, ar. a party and an old fashioned cake walk. Those present were Misses Bessie Bickley, Erin Dreher, Lucian Shealy, EvaSwygert, Annie and May Wessiager, Gloria Koon. Belle and Lillie Ranch and Mt?ssrs. Ernest and CharlieWessir.gcr, George Koon, Huber, Thaddeus and Harry Shealy, Lonnie Koon, Arthur Derrick, Ralph Epting, Arthur Bcuknight, Haskell Banderick, Adam Hcndrix, W. E. ar.d Henry Rauch, John Bickley, Victor and Julius Connelly. The cake was wen by Ralph Epting. A number of oir farmers visited the corn show last week. Black Eyes. WHY WAS I UmiL IT IS TOO LATE! A bottle of GOWANS, King of Externals, in the home may save complications in Croup, Colds or Pneumonia. Externals it can do no harmit has assisted thousands in dispelling colds that might have proved serious. This is what a prominent person says: My personal rse and observation convinces m6 that you cannot claim too much for Gowan's Preparation. Can give you the names of two well known people who think they owe their recovery from desperate pneumonia attacks to Gowans. The nnrs?s staie it is rcamriittUitJ huw soon 11 * stops the spread of congestion and lowers temperature. E. W. EVERSON, Contractor, Providence. R. I. Ail Druggists and Guaranteed. Three sizes, ?1.00,50 and 25 cents GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. Concord, N. C. Summons. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Court of Common Pleas. Batesburg Cotton Oil Co., Plaintiff, against TheMdburn Wagon Co., Defendants. Summons for Relief. (Complaint S-. rved.) To the Defei dants above named: You are hereby summoned and re ouirea to answer the complaint m this- | actioD, of which a copy is herewitl served upoa you, and to serve a cop} of your answer to the said complain! on the subscribers at their office. Thurmond , and Ramage, Saluda. South Carolina, within twenty daysafter the service hereof, exclusive c the day of 9ucii service, and ir you fail to answer the complaint withii the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in thisaction will apply to the Court for tin relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Jan. 1, A. D. 1913. THURMOND & RAMAGE, THURMOND, TIMMERMAN & CALLISON, Plaintiff's Attorney. To The Milburn Wagon Co., a nonresident defendant: You are hereby notified that tin Summons, Complaint, Notices ancAttachments Proceeding were this cay filed in the office of Clerk of Court i f Lexington County, S. C-, and art 1 r.UT An HI a in cai/! nffiAA * v/rr vu Uig *a ooiu W1A1V.C FRANK W SHEALY. Jan. 1, 1913. 16. 0. C. C. P Subscribe for the Dispatch. The obituary notice of the late Col- J I li-if Meetze will appear mxt ue?k. It j was crowded out this week. j Attention is called to the advertise- I ment of T. L. Martin, who runs an up- ! to-date automobile transfer in Colum- j bia. His cars are first class and his service the best. cS S3 n AM] && A, sa go c9 go ea I have be 69 , gg and S3 ?? Your val ?? There ?a gs w M eg &$. I JJ 1616 MAIN I For ten days o: JjE !! ! ? ?? HUB I I ' I 25c Silk Mull, all color I Our lot of Silk, $1 value . | 54 inches BroadclGth [| 6 pieces Brilliantines and J n ^ inch wide. SI value...... | 25 pieces Wool Dress Good ^ to 50 itches, at a bargai \ Quite a let of 40 and 50c ] 1 Quite a lot of Panamas, Ser Value 1,000 yards of Iron Clad G 8 15c but we bought this pieces and we make the See our Dress Ginghams, I 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, ie yards to the customer . See cur Overall and Jacke 50c Sweaters to close ? ! Yard-wide Sea Island I See our line of I come. We 1616 Main St, Columbia, S, C. tor Results W HIM ? W ?1? ~g!M?PEZH?M??? IIBBIIIMMHII ! i6yC9G9G9G9e3?SC96?l SOPBCEl >ught the stock of the L . will open up for busines FEB. 2 ued patronage will be h ) will not be any special will be very low, that t] can be moved. Very trub Li. . L. HOPi STREET, C0LU1V ??ap^?nnnn???????fi?w?BPWI' imi Biwjran?airera??? nly, Commencing Thurs 10 o: ?? ?? ? ? ? ?J??ip ?i??a?a?????e?????i?-?at? ?????????????B ??P???? ?Mr? ?a ?? UNHEARD OF RRIC s 10c yd [ Yard-wic ... 49cjd 25c Pillc .39, 48 and 69c yd ladies' I Mohairs, 42 and 50 j See those ? ? 69c yd See those s, from 36 inch wide Presiden n, 50c vame 39c yd See that Dress Goods, big sale....25c . . _ ? 27 inch ] ges and Poplins, 25c . n 17 inch ] 19c -aliatia that sells for ^ ancl ^ 1 I rn~ i i in 10 to 20 yards xa-iuuiu * price 11 c yd Memums LOc ana 12 3 -2c value 8c yd A great, gular 30c value, ten Be on ha 23c yd like ha ts, SI value, special.....79c Come ru: 35c Can't c 5c 1 throwr Shoes. They will be cut' i will make your dollar c Everything cut to a 3 .1 i wnP W bni fl W B BRHHHBHHHaHEaMnHHHHHaHHiHBH M Est.~1885 f I BaHBBHBvmMHBn&iannMinHBHHBnBsaMaHBBnanBKMnH ? ( I I fiffsP! i v S3 I " S3 I S3 I , D. CULLUM CO. gg J 5S, Thursday, gg J ?3 .1 ighly appreciated. S3 4 sfl.lft hnt. r?rip.fiR S3 1 JV--WVW WW iie stock Htl Sr yours, ?? L4 CJT ili. |jgj) 11 1 Ok M_ I 1 gains MI KINS | IBM. SOUTH CAR. 4 nKnauaannaMBKMauauamMKuwKtHMauaDaBaaHBMaBMMnHMMa ,, Feb. 13 and lasting for wx-iY. I mi vmmmmwn*Gwmmmmmwmmmammmmmm*w*m i m is? ?ww?BiiwEwn?? ?? 8j I Jp T?lMor?bincr ' J * V A/i.VUVi^AAi^ . ^ * iw Shams 19c | landkerchiefs 1, 3 and 5c I . i 3 Men's Four-in-hands Ties 7 c each | 3 Four-in-hand Ties for Men, 25c value... 19c | t Suspenders 19c | work Suspender ? ? ? 19c | Flouncing 19c | / Flouncing 10c I nch Embroidery 5c | Powder, 10c value 5c | i Talcum Powder, 25c value. ? 15c | -? big pound can Talcum Powder 9c I nd for the Men's Big Shirt Sale. The | s never been sold in Columbia. Special...39c 1 aning for the Men's Underwear Sale. | arry these goods over. 50c values just % ] 1 out at 29c | to the quick. Hurry and 1 Lo double duty here. I frazzle. i ?;