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Telephone Meeting. A. meetirg is called at Lexington on Hay 5 in the courthouse immediately j after the public sale to adjust differver.ce*, make contracts, improve the service and fix rafce9 between ail switchboards giving rural service in Xexington connty. All persons interterested and especially subscribers are rtquesfced to attend. (Signed). S. D.B. Leyer, Pres. CbapinTel. Co. Rev. E. J. Sox, Pres. Little Mt. Tel. Co. Sam'l B. George, Pres. Citizens Tel. Co. *TT< j n is. wingaro , xree. viieruaco wu i Dreber Ferry Tel. Co. J 'T H Rawl,Pres. Hollow Creek Tel. Co. .2*. ; * : Winfthrop College SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop Colliege and for the admission of new -student8 will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 4, at 9. ?. m. Applicants mast be not less kh&n sixteen years of age. . When - Scholarships are vacant after July 4 they will be awarded to those xfiaking the highest average at this examination, provided - they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination for Scholarship examination j blanks. j Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open "September 17, 1913. For further information and catalogue, address Pres. D. 8. Johnson, Bock Hill, S. 0. td Potato Plants. We are shipping our potato plants fill orders in one days notice. Would be glad to ship our old South Carolina friends, Fancy Hall and Porto . * Rico yams 1000 $1.60; 5000, or more **.35. OBOi TVO JL, UlPTf.V OI HflU1.IH w. i I r? |?*M* t Pine Castle, Fla. Notice of Special Election. Notice is hereby given that a special | Section will be held at Peliorf school House, District Kb. 25, on Monday May 19,191$, for the purpose of votings spe. oiallevyof t wgrf gjjnilis for school .purposes for afcdiDistiict. The -polls rj vrtd be opeoed*a?&??cloe)c a. m., fifed ; ^ piowptly it 4 $5s|ock p. tt. ^ ! Voters will be required to present ' 'their tax receipts ana registration cerAifioates. g . . JL L. W. Wise. * < P) I>. B. Kneeoe. W ^ H. L. Laird. 27. Board of Trustees. Teachers' Examination. The semi-annual teachers' examina??'? " ... ? _ * | j x - i - 1|* -W0& Wilt do nota at ia>aiukwu uu c h-d?y the2nd day of May next. Teachers without certificates will be compelled to take this examination. No certifi-eafces will be renewed. The examination will begin at 9:3U oMock A. M. *r;y Please be prompt. , -r H. L. Harmon, Co. Sop. of Bd. . Otd Age. Old age as it comes in the orderly iprocessof nature is a beautiful and tmajeetio thing. It stands for experience, knowledge, wisdom, counsel' 'That is old ge as it should be, bat old age as it often is means popr digestion, torpid bowels, a sluggish liver 1 ? ?fdAlini* d\t ill hattHh doc. WU a (reiiofat VI <? uvw>w, > pondency and misery. This in almost I every instance is wholly unnecessary. -One of Chamberlain's Tablets taken immediately after sapper will improve the digestion, tone ap the liver and regulate the bowels. That feeling of despondency will give way to one of hope and good cheer. For sale bv All Dealers. adv. j Rich Hair I Long, thick, heavy hair. Want this kind? I Ayer's Hair Vigor promotes growth. IDoes not color the ixztir. 1, j fl V <' -Mi ?H ?.7 f-# -;'r . r^H j; 1 We are over-si I 1 Hosiery and N 1 must go. Come 9 1 ]r II which we offer 11 rklaoflA Crtll 11 Jj W |f*vwwv y PERSONAL AND LOCALS. Gathered Here, There and Jiverywnere. Mr. Lew Hook, of the Brooklana vicinity was in town Sunday. Messers W. M. and Marion Schwartz of Columbia, spent Sunday with their mother here. Mrs. Annie Danieb nee Meetze and little daughter, of Gabbots^ille, Ga. are here visiting relatives and friends. Get your nails from the Enterprise Hardware store two and a half cents per pound. Messrs. Bart Lee and Reia Wingard, of Columbia, spent Tuesday in Lexing ton. The farmers are very busy now keeping their implements of warfare bright and shining. Misses Boyle.McFadden and Weeks, of the College for Women, Columbia, were the charming guess of Miss Ernestine Barre Saturday and Sunday. Misses May Lois Boozer and Sarah Meetze, spent the week end with friends in Augusta, Ga. Mrs. Ranee Mack/one of Swansea's popular matrons, has returned home, after a pleasant visit to Miss Hattie Shealy. Mr. F. H. Drafts, a good citizen of Gilbert R. F. D, was a visitor in town Saturday and gave as a pleasant call Mr. Jas. Mathias, one of the best fellows ever lived, on Lexington route 4, did not fail to call and see us while here Saturday. Messrs J. D. and Henry Nunnamaker, of Oolumbia, spent Sunday here with their sister Mrs, W. D. Dent. School District No. 49 has voted against a special levy for school purposes by a vote of 20 to 23. Mr.andMrs. F. T. Bibb spent Friday in Oolumbia shopping. Miss Matfcie Brown has been called to her home in Burlington, N. 0., on acoount of the illness of,her sister. Miss TAaanhino Miwi Rftha Obrlev is teach ine in her place in' the Lexington H igb School. Mr. N. P. Shipp was called to Tifton, Ga., by telegram, announcing the death of his brother. Col. M. D. Herman has placed an oraerfor bottling machinery and is arranging to erect a building on his Main Street property. He will start up work as early as possible. We understand that several creditnra & a r.hA urostees filed ob jections to the discharge for reasons seated iqitheuf^davit^ ^sses^a^K Oot4^a^T?*rgnerite * Dent accompanied thejr^^thers to Rogjpifill last week. Mr. &md fyJ%ch&rd&ot> has pa*" chW^a^fe^wf^Oorarnbia a'ad iaof' ed orer there today. * Mr. N. W. Edelstein, the manager of the Lexington business of Edelstein & Co., who has been awav spending a short vacation in Angosta, has retamed and assumed the manage mentof the business. He will now make thing0 ham around him. Supervisor Corley has returned from Rome, and BCacon, Ga , and Oharlotte N. G., where he attended good ros s conventions and witnessed contests be* tweeu builders of road machinery. Oor neighbor has suggested Hon. 0. M. Efird for the vacancy on the Supreme Bench. The suggestion is a good one as no better man could dos sibly be foand who woald feflex great' er honor upon the Bench than he. The Bazaar has opened up a soda fountain and drinks of all kinds are served there. # : j , MRS ' booked with a we] otions which we 1 , name your price Family at prices lower tl a quality and pii Unclaimed Letters List of letters remaining nucailcd for in this office for tho week ending April, 28, 1918: ( Ladies.?Mrs. Erolie Leaphart, Mrs. P! R. Rnwfirs. These letters will he sent to the Dead Letter Office May, 12, 1913, if not called for before. In calling for the above please say ad\ertned giving date of list. S. J. Leaphart Postmaster. School Closing. Sr?V<r?nl rlnsprl Sfttnrdav X ? VTAV?V**W m/ afternoon, April 2otb, after one of the most successful sessions in its history, with appropriate exercises by the children. The program consisted of speeches, dialogues, tableaux and music, and were well rendered. The music was rendered by Messrs R. W. Kleckley, Artis Lown and Miss Ethel Kleckley. The 9cboo! was under the excellent management of Miss Ethel Klecklay, who has given best of satisfaction to both patrons and pupils. ??- - ?~ hnnoT hnf J The man who 15 iUWU VI uvuoj j who has hitherto hesitated to establish an apiary in his back yard through a < very natural fear of the stinging tend encies of the honeybee, may now take heart. The production of the stingless bee is announced from London. Rheumatism as a result of kidn ey ' trouble, stiff and aching joints, backache and sore kidney's will all yield to the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They are tonic in action, quick in results, curative always. W. S. Skelton, Stanley, Ind., says: "I would not take j $100.00 for the reiier 'rom Kianey trouble I received from one single box of Foley Kidney Pills." Harmon Drug Co. adv Notice to Debtors and Creditors All persons having claims against the estate of Darling F. Neece are hereby notified that they mast file the same dnly attested on or before the 1st day of Jane, 1913, "with the nndersign- < ed and those indebted to said estate I must make payment to HENRY W. KNEl UE, 28. . Administrator. f^^New life for^l s your Victor I Every Victor Record E you buy puts new life into I your Victor, brings new I enjoyment to yourself and I fa.milv s | ^ I And there's enough variety in the new selections for you to pick out just the kind of music you want. Come in and hear some of the latest records; or write us for a descriptive list. ? E. Gr? DEALEI GENERAL ME Lexingtoi 1 selected assortmc lave marked down and take them aw; ' and Plan ban the lowest. "W ee. The Selfish Hunter. A Wolf. having chased a Hunter aeross field and through- foresis tor several miles, at length had the mortification of seeing his Trey escape him by climbing a tree. "Are you coming down.' he asked as he looked up and licked his chops. "Xot very fast." "I don't complain of that" panted the Wolf, but what hurts my feelings is the fact that you didn't climb a tree at the staFt instead of giving me this useless chase. Pray have some respect for other peoples' feelings hereafter." The Hare and the Fox. A Fox who was gamboling about hni. the ill luck to fall over a cliff, and as he lay on the ground, unable to rise and surrermg great pain, ajong came a Hare. "Well," said the Fox as he looked up, "the tables are turned. I am your bitter enemy and have often pursued you with intent to murder, but now I am helpless and you can take your revenge." "Do you expect me to kill you?" "Naturally I do, and 1 ask the favor , . in i.l _ _i..t, r ? mac you kui me wuu a cum lUMenu ui slowly torturing me to death by sieging 'Only a Pansy Blossom.'" But the Hare determined to heap coals of tire on his head and prove her own forgiving spirit. She therefore brought him water and food and nursed him until he was quite able to take care of himself. The very next day after they separated the Hare was crossing a field when she found herself pursued by a Fox. After running a long distance she was overtaken, and as she was knocked over she recognized in her assailant the very Fox whose life she had saved. "Why. you are the For whom I nnrsod!" she cried out. "Is that soV" "Of course it R How could you fail to recognize xne?" "Well, fools look so much alike that it Is hard to tell who from who. For fear of making a mistake I shall eat you and let the next one goV Looking For th? Truth. A Peasant who had often heard that Truth was a Jewel lying at the bottom of a well one day descended Into his welt to search for the treasure. He skinned his knees aftd elbows, barked bis nose, run an old fork Into bis foot and shivered around for six long hours before his wife drew him up and asked: "What In Goodness' name were you Wrong Ono. Wise?This is certainly a good dgaf you've given me, old chap. ' Guy?Shucks! 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