Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Roberts. n< , ? / There was a heavy rhinfall nearly all over Lexington county several h( dajs last week. It was preceded and is accompanied by high west winds. C< Mrs. Nora Rnishton left for Branchville Monday on a visit to her daugh- ^ ter: who resides there. c Mrs. John Bell Towill and children, , dt of Batesbarg, spent the week-end with the family of Mr. W. J. McOartha. a" : df Miss Annie Martha Meetze has re- | tc tnrned from a month's visit to friends j ^ in Washington, D. C. x Mrs. L. S. Trotti and Mrs. E: W. Shnll, of Brookland, were visitors in town Friday. Mis9 Minnie Hendrix, a student of lc the Columbia College, spent a few ^ 1 days with her parents near here last tl week. A ' - K Mrs. Jno. Bailey, from near Irene, g was a visitor in town last Friday. Godfrey Kelley, of Saxe-Gotha, was ^ operated dn last Friday for an afTec- ^ tion of the kidneys. The operation c is said to have been successful. Mr. Kelly is about 74 years old and i9 a + Confederate veteran. Mrs. W. .E. Garrett, daughter of * Mrs. L. I. Kaminer, of the City Hotel, c Columbia, has moved her residence Jt from Raleigh, N. C., to Dallas, Texas. ** Mrs. S. J. Derrick, of Swansea, _ . r< visited her sister, Mies Clara Rawl, '5 81 i and other relatives here last week. } * v Near and nearei the picnic season tl comes mnch to the joy of the dear a little tick and red beg. si THE LEXIKQTOH MMcgeacgegeae B9QQG9e969Qfi V nd come to 1637 t rnly the cheapest p however you wish 1 BARF Al V re you promised the at grade and remei ? j:^V must uuruitii mvita le in Columbia. Y< MAIN STREE' \ Bwacdcdcaedcdc Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Roof and child- p] in, spent sanday with Mr. and Mrs. I H. Hook. M St Mrs. D. K. Hook, and Misses Lessie id Latfritha Hook spent Thursday T1 siting Mrs. Hook's mother. is ^ Mrs. Garfield Caughman and little F< in James, of .Columbia, spent a few P*aE lys last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wii aughman. ?hoi Mrs. James Bouknight, of Lessville, low' ent a few days thi9 week the guest A her sister, Mrs. Dr. P. H. Shealy. foui MissE j9ie fifird is visiting her sister, ** rs. Robert Bowe, of Greenville. From far off Texas comes the'pleas- ^ ig news from Mr. W. D. Harman, a vail avinfrton nrtnni tr whft CRVS ' i sale VVUUIJ ~ We are always glad for the old Ti )me paper to arrive, filled with new9 fly. om home. Home news is , the best j)j ?ws of all.'? ' will Mr. Bennie Harman who formerly A ild a position with Edelstem & Oo. tion now with the Enterprise Hardware -Son ampany. Cit\ Mr. J. B. Meetze 9pent awhile in Se alumbia Sunday. day Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wessinger, of N< hapin, visited relatives in town Mon any ly. Lex Former Attorney General Lyon is "cle gain bobbing up serenely as a candi- Fi fcte for United States District At- chil >rney for the district of South Caro- styl na. M. 1 mm t ? T Took Leg Bail. last Report reaches here from Gilbert, in P here one sectien of the chaingang is rp >cated, that Sam Gibson and Charlie Fallen, two negro desperadoes, made j UpC bejr escape from the gang yesterday, j t about 10 o'clock in the day the ne- I ipj1 roes made a break for liberty both j onp oing in different directions, but both ]ess' eading for Columbia. Bloodhounds ^ere put on their trail, but up to a ifce hour today they had not been aptured. ^ ect A Sad Accident. During a short absence of its mother Sei rom the room yesterday, the little LS1J ~1 ~\K ? fi..? T 1.? ,1 M u?m ui Ai. V.TUB uuiiv;& aviucuuw nau :s clothe9 to ignite from the fire and :s hands and face severely burned. t wa9 fortunate that the mother for Bturned as soon as she did or anotlier *on bory would have to have beeu written. a8? [edical assistance was summoned and T tie little sufferer is doing as well as Wn Dold be expected under the cercttm- lect :ances. and r DISPATCH, LEXIWQT Acacacacacae OQcaQQQC ' Main St., G lace to buy but tooayforit. C I ELD MAKE YOI it Piano to wife nber a Ten Dol flLSK XJi tion to the read jur packages wi r HBWnMOBHnHfl H Jj^^H Hj Wfl |H HV Hg g^HLg r. c< ENCIL AND SCISSORS. ft arch expired without a flatter. wat that fly or else it will swat you. ie Martins have come and spring ere. ir the very best family and itation supplies-go to Mrs. H. M. igard's wheie you will find the icest and freshest goods at the est prices. 11 kinds of fishing tackle can be id at Harman's Bazaar, namely, 3, corks, hooks, netting, staging, [ and lines. ext Monday is salesday, and some table property will be offered for . Come and buy yourself ricli. ie Aeroplane of Death?the stable R. G. Killingsworrh, Dentist, be at Pelion, Saturday, April 5th. large and up-to-date line of nos is being shown by Wm. Piatt & , Columbia. The nicest line in the 70 mator Sharpe was in town Tueson legal business. jarly every town in the State of size and any prominence, except - - ? i i ington, has set apart a aay ior >an up day." ine, up-to-date men, womgn and dren's foot-wear in the latest es and patterns call on Mrs. H. SVingard. Her prices are right. hose farmers who planted vetch ; fall now have a fine crop of hay rospect. he law against plowing into the >)ic road or otherwise encroaching >n the rignt of way of the public hways should be rigidly enforced. ire is no use building good roads f to have them destroyer careplowmen. * or the most stylish line of dress ds go to Wm, Piatt & Son, ColumThey have an elegant lin e to selfrom. AW kinds of Fresh Garden sds at Harman's Bazaar. [rs. Martha A. Alsbrook, of Claron county, has secured a $750 ver; against the Atlantic Coast Line injuries by falling from tbe platn at Pinewood about three years he latest up-to-date millinery go to i. Piatt & Sou, Columbia. Our seion cannot be surpassed for style beauty, ON SOUTH CAROLINA API lawcawCTQQi olumbia, S. C? is the best place i bme to the . PIANC JR SELECTION. or daughter? "W Lar Bill is all you S WHY ers of this paper 1 ill be carefully ca: III lllll I III 11 HI ! 11 IP I Willi I I '? I ft DLUMBIA, S< idocafiaQQCAi For Sale. 20 acres of land in east part of towr of Lexington. Ideal location to be cut np in lots; one house and lot;idea home to be sold at a bargain. Apply tc 22-pd. J. O. WINGARD. I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. I By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq , Probate Judge Whereas, D. J. Roof made suit tc I me to grant him Letters of Adraia' ? x * -f ii n-i-i. _ r j ? x* u. | istration 01 tne restate ui ana eucui: i of G. H. Rcof; j These are therefore to cite ard ad j mo* *sh all and singular the kindrec ; and creditors of the said G. H. Roof. ! deceased, that they be and appear, be j fore me, in the court of Probate, tc be held at Lexington C. H., S. C., or ! the 16th day of April, 1913. next i after publication hereof at 11 o'clocl | in the forenoon to show cause, if an] ! they have, why the said Administra | tion should not be granted. Given under rrv Hand this first day | of April, Anno Domini 1913. GEO. S. DRAFTS (L. S ) ' Probate Judge Lexington Co., S. C, Published on the 2nd. day cf April 1913, in the Lexington Dispatch twc weeks. 23 CLERK'S SALE. . THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. . In the Court of Common Pleas. William J. Piatt, in his own right anc as Executor of Conrad Shull, deceased, plaintiff, vs. Caroline Piatt and others, defendants PARTITION. In obedince to the decrpe of tin Court in the above entitled action signed bv His Honor Judge I. W Bowman, dated February 28th, 1913, i will sell to the highest binder for casl in front of the Court House door, a Lexington, South Carolina, during i he usual hour? of sale, on the firs Monday in April, the seventh day o said month, the following tract of rea estate to-wit: All thor. nipf>p narppl or frnot r?1 land, situated and lying in the Counts and State aforesaid, consisting o: forty-five acres, more or less, upor which testator resided, adjoining lands of Kinsler, Cromer and Senn. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, pnr chaser to pay for papers. FRANK W. SHEAKY, Clerk of Court. Lexington, S. C., March 17, 1913, Albert M. Boozer, atty. for plff. Nelson, Nelson & Gettys, attys fo] defendants. * 22 Mr. J. M. Clemmons, who has beet so ill as to be unable to do any kind ol work for eome time, has recoved, w< are glad to say, and has returned t< his old job at the cotton mill. tIL 2,1913. Rflcacacaftacacac DaQQQQfidQC the home of the for you to buy your t > CO. 'e have just the Pic need. bo make their hea< red for. k JLftJLl A J OUTH CAROL DaQQCdSaococ i : C. E. LEAPHART : REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, Life, Casualty, Live Stock, Tornado, Hail Storm, Automobile and Fire Insurance. * Some Real Bargains in Real Estate 2 1-2 acre lot, six room house on 4 upper Main Street, Lexington, S. C. 1 Vprv nhpnn* nrnsf, hp snlrl within 30 I ) days for casb.# i 310 acre plantation 1 1-2 miles of * Lexington, clay subsoil, well watered, 7 5 acres open, balance oak and pine - saw timber, 10 room house, all necessary out-bnildings, two tenant houses. Easy terms. 100 acre farm, 2 miles of Lexington, clay sub-soil, well watered, 40 acres J open, oak and pine timber, 5 room dwelling, necessary out-buildings. At : a bargain, easy terms. 165 acres sand land, 1 1-2 miles of Lexington, 50 acres open, owner will cut the tract to suit the purchaser. Must be sold at once at a sacrifice L price. Easy terms. 10 acres just outside the incorporate j limits of Lexington, on extension of Hendrix street, two tenant houses. Must be seen to be appreciated. Write, Call, Come and See C. E. LEAPHART, ACT., Lexington, S. C.. ? Tor Sale or Rent. t j I will sell my land, containing about r j (190) acres, more or less, recently surt ! veyed by Mr. L. L. Lown, which was f divided up into six (6) tracts. Plat of 1 said land can be seen in Frank W. Shealy Esq's, office who can give all I necessary information, or I will rent. 7 There is cut about (1500) Turpentine i boxes which has been in use about j i three years. There can be cut about * 500 iipw boxes more, which I will rent to reliable parties cheap. The land is well located on the (2) Two Notch road betwe? n Lexington Depot and Barrs station. For further information, call on Mr. Frank W. Shealy, or PHILIP EPSTIN, 1009 Gervais street, Columbia, S. C. r Mar. 18?lm23 WANTED?Information as to the whereabouts of Clarence Bolton. He 1 left here to go to Greenville, S. 0. J. f M. Clemmons, Lexington. S. C. 22pd. ) .j Mr. Joe Epting, of Chapir), was a J visitor in town Saturday. i c l9QGaQQG9Q ri B ? 23 i ?3 22 M - St? 83 J instrument ' gg ss jjy ., mo for you ?2 SS f Iqaarters in SS C3 '[ 69 j| INA. S3 i 19596969699955 mroorocaQ The Grand Theatre, It was oar pleasare to attend the performance at this popular place of amasement while in Columbia this week. We were very muoh pleased with the high class vaadeville, fine singing and moving pictnres. Drop in -and spend an hour or so and you will be delighted. Suffice to say the Grand ? ha9 its right name. Kidney* ' Pills . What They Will Do for Yon They will cure ycur backache, strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build op the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prevent Bright's Disease and Diabates, and restore health and Refuse snbstituteii. For Sale By Harmon Drug Oo. -*i 0 W ARRANTED FOR ALL j IIyou purchase I-V?r i.'o.w;- yon -.vM aavealifoa^set at thepricey<>:: \ lot have an end less chain ol repairs. I TriirT J -l2=J ?s>i Oualit\' ?jii? . i & \ | fj_ Considered Cheapest in the end If you tomt a sewing in::rMr>ry Write Tor one latest catalogue before yo.i j...r<:hasr. flis Ssb te Sawipa Wis Co.. G;is;2. ?a&