The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, July 28, 1915, Image 4
The Lexington Dispatch
Wednesday, July 28, 1915.
IL Harman, Editor and Publisher
R. Haltiw anger, Associate Editor
Sotered at the Post Office at Lexington,
8. C., as second class matter.
Now suppose we give Harry Thaw
opportunity to forget himself.
ff vnn want to know "what Ger-i
many will do," just ask Germans, i
auad not us.
We are stopping the press to announce
that Mexico changed presidents
again five minutes ago.
We know how to end this blamed
war, but as no one would Jjjlisten to
-us we are not going to douit.
Dots From Pleasant Hill.
-Special to the Dispatch:
We are glad to report the health
"$? this section good.
The Rev. S. R. Taylor delivered a
seery interesting sermon at Mr. Tcm
Taylor's Sunday evening at 3 o'clock.,
We are glad to see Miss Lessie
Taylor up and out again.
i
Mr. D. L. Taylor and family spent j
^Sunday with his daughters, Mrs.;
Berley Leaphart.
, We are in, deed glad to know
&ttie Master Asila Alewine isj[out|
stgsen.
Mr, Henry Sons spent awhile with
Ms ancle, Rev. J. D. Taylor Sunday.
Mr. James Anderson spent a short
"while at his uncle, Rev. J. D. Taylor
?*mday.
Mr. Reuben Taylor and wife spent
Sanday with their father, Mr. J. 2.
Mr, Edgar Stockman fspent Suna4ay
evening at Mr. D. L. Taylor's.
Mr, Edd. Crout and wife spent
Sunday evening at Mr. Rufus
Afewine.
Remember, the protracted meeting
will start at Pleasant Hill BapSsSt
church the first Sunday in .
August. Everybody invited to at.
Sefcd the meeting.
V . v
Jlr. Ruffus Alewine is all smiles
; because it is a "gal" but .awful
swrsy it can't vote for prohibition.
You Know Me.
' m* COUGH CAN BE STOPPED
losing care to avoid draughts, e*po-!
?Bre. sadden changes, and taking a i
treatment of Dr. King's New Disoov- j
<*ry, will positively relieve, and in time
sorely rid yon, of your Oough.
"Tibe drat dose soothes the irritation, .
rjjwcks your coueh, which stops in a
~twc< time. Dr. King's New Discovery
been ustd successfully for 45 years
is guaranteed to cure you. Money
1 fcaefe if it fails. Get & bottle from your
Uroggist; it costs only a little and will
-Sssip you so much. adv. 1
National Capitol Excursion.
I'fce Southern Railway has an-1
Ts??EiCed it's S6th annual excursion
m Washington on the 11th August
aKXfc, which is always a grand op.^Ktunity
to visit the Capitol andj
I
points North. The 'fare to
^Sfosaington and return is only Ten
D^iars with 19 days limit. The
schedule will appear in the
issue of the Dispatch.
Annual Barbecue.*
" * !
1! will furnish my annual barbecue i
irty place, about half mile from I
White Kock, on 7 th day of August, j
Refreshments will also be furnished
aai music and dancing for the;
g&sasure of the young folk. A good
*imner and pleasant time for all.
33 T. JONAS SLICE.
>Ir. Albert Hiller and his right
Wwer, clever Jimmie O'Connel, of i
Qjfembia, with the Jitney Buss, I
fereught over a party from Brook-!
Saturday evening for a joy!
4%?e. Mr. Mims, Mr. Gayden, their i
x&2.i'.?es and a number of others.
<??/K?tiiited the party: and all of!
2jtxm enjoyed the deiicious iced
Iraeks and cream, at Harmons Drug
before returning. We hope
oa them again.
No. 666
IDtaa it a prescription prepared especially ,
SW MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER,
or aix doies will break any case, and
tfeea as a tonic the Fever will not !
raters. It acta on the liver better than
* *<3^ojiiel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c ,
^ Personals and Locals.
Mr. Saml. B. George, after a delightful
trip to Sullivan's Island,
Isle Palms and Charleston, returned
home with his family yesterday
evening, making the trip with his
car. Mr. Kinsler Roof was guide.
Mrs. Shealy, the venerable mother
of Messrs. Frank W? and Cyrus L.
Shealy, is visiting at Mr. Frank W.
Shealy's.
Mrs. Boylston of Blackville and
Miss May Smith of Union are guests
of the Misses Barre on "College Hill."
M o y\\7 ar\ni O 1 functions have been ar
lUanv ka/wui a. v. ?. _ _
I ranged for the coming week to he
I given in their honor.
Prof. W. E. Black returned frorr
! the Hospital in Columbia Sunday
j where he underwent an operation or
i his hand, which he injured sometime
! ago, has very much improved anc
j we are glad to see him back again.
i
Prof. John Sawyer spent Sundav
j here with I his brother Dr. Albert
j Sawyer. John is now holding a summer
school near Leesville.
j Mrs. Vastine Wessinger, her sons,
' Chalmers, Hoy and Horry, and
| daughter, Miss Eunice, visited Co:
lumbia Saturday, shopping and
I attending to other business.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
I
LADIES I "^L0~r
Aik our l>rnftgigt for CHI-CHES-TER S A
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS ia Red and/A
Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Blu?\%//
Ribbon. Takb no otheu. Buy of your \/
Dreg^lst end ask for CHI.CHES.TLH ? V
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty-five
years regarded as Best,Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
time CUCRYU/HFPF worth
trifid bvCnl ft n c ft c tested
Maj. C. H. Kelso has arrived?
That settles it. He is a favorite
visitor with everyone here and all
delighted to see him again. He's a
jolly fellow, big hearted and well
met and will certainly share the hospitality
of his many friends during
his stay. The latchstring is outside
the door. How are you Major!
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your Rheumatism
at 1~:~ j? r?
Lxciuaigia, ncaud^iics, ^:auipi>t
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Stc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in email7
and externally, jjfire 25<v
Nitro-Germ
4
Increase your crops and improve
your soil. Follow nature's own
plan. Mulford's Nitro-Germ for inoculating
peas, vetch and clover stimulates
growth, increases the yield
and fertility of soil. Low in cost.
Easy to use. A fresh supply. Ask
for free descriptive literature. Harmon
Drug Co., Lexington, S. C.
Bargain For Quick Buyer.
For sale three-quarter acre lot,
blacksmith and wood shop, 30x60
feet, good well of water and a lot
of wood and blacksmith tools; also
lot of material at the right price to
a quick buyer.
W. Q. M. BERLEY,
T^Yincrtnn 9! P
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Barbecue At Amick's Ferry.
On Thursday, July 29th, I will
furnish a first class barbecue and
refreshments at Amick's Ferry.
Ferry free to everybody. Everybody
cordially invited.
Respectfully,
39pd. B. E. Amick.
Notic* of Application for Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 23rd day of August, 1915, I
will file with the Judge of Probate
for Lexington County, S. C., my
final account as guardian for Ethel
Goza and Eva Goza, and thereupon
apply for my discharge. All persons
having claims against said wards
must file same with me before said
date and obtain an order for the
payment thereof.
J. A. BERRY,
Guardian.
Dated: Orangeburg, S. C., July 15,
1915.?41.
Flowers.
Grand Asters, Gladiolus, Ro3es,
etc. Stylish Flower Work.
[New Arrivals.
Freesia Bulbs, Winter Turnip
and Cabbage Set3d, Pansy Seed.
Write for anything in Flowers f?r
Plants.
Rose Hill Greenhouses.
1 542 Main Straot.
Columbia, South Carolina.
Money 1
by your grocer, sh
of our products un
1 Keep Your M<
"Our Home" S<
is manufactured in Columbia,
please or vour grocer will gladl
OUR HOME Self-Rising Flc
housewife. Its use means ba'
: count most?
"Chip off th<
! Kirkchipp ]
Is the Highest G
I mB
JKEEP yoi
AT HC
We Invite a
of Model Korn Meal with any o
you make this comparison, we i
on buying the meal that has a \
We have about 3,000 bar:
Write us
I
Kirkland Dis
.
Manufacturers j
Corner Ladv ard Lincc
i '
Refunded
\
v
ould you find any
satisfactory.
)ney at Home
'
slf Rising Flour
We guarantee every sack to
v refund the purchase price.
iur never fails to SATISFY the
king- success and doesn't that
j
3 Old Block"
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&1$1^P< ^ ^izr ffir.A?lfi
|||Hfc*p. jZ=Jp?L\W^??P%
.
Plain Flour
rade Flour Made.
I
III
L)R MONEV%
)ME %
Comparison
>ther meal <>n this market. When
?eel sure you will alwajs insist
)ov on the bag.
rels of Flour now in stock,
for prices.
itributing Co.
and Distributors
>lnSts.f Columbia, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sebastine Meetze
j and their charming little daughter
| Bessie Clyde, of near Ballentie, have
| returned from Atlanta, where they
j visited relatives and friends. They
| viewed the important parts of At|
lanta while there and were royally
i entertained.
j Several of our folk from this
county took in the "cites" on the
| beech at the Isle of Palms and Tybe
1 at Charleston and Savannah Sunday.
y iHiiiiiiMMB?a m nun m
I R. G. R
I Shoes and Ha
WHILE
I am located at the old post o
Bring ail of your Shoe and Ham
to please, if good material and
Lexingt
100 Men's Suits
n
m lancy grays
and browns that
formerly sold as
high as $22.50.
Your choice at
$10.00
KLKinard
1523 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
STOP!
Why pay heavy
ing your car in
can have it done
Buy all of your 1
sories from us. 1
for less money, i
supplies, repairs
gasoline, etc., a
Stop and let us
car occasionally.
a a
Uswaifl-Hen
General Ri
Lexington, S<
Shoe 1
For the remainch
we are giving gr
all summer Foo
line over when ]
the BO<
1518 M,
COLUMBIA
V
For Sale. I
My home place, four milea west of
Lexington C. H. Well improved,
good two-story room dwelling, good
bams and other outbuildings, hne
orchard that has failed only once in
twenty-five years.
j Also one tract of 35 acres, a part
j of the late John B. Kyzer homestead,
j twenty acres in cultivation, balance
! timbered.
Apply to J. E. R. Kyzer
j 41 Rout 2, Lexington, S. C. 1
EAGIN I
irness Repairs I
OU WAIT. 1
ffice stand, W. P. Roof building1. Mp
iess Repair work. My object is I l|
work wiil answer. Prices right. 3K
on, S. C. I
/ l )m
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Copjdgbt Hwt Schoffner & Mo .~x ;$|j
?EH?Mgi
REDUCE YOUR I
CAR EXPENSES! I
expenses in keep- I
repair when you
for less money? I
tires and acces
fou get the best
Ml kinds of auto I
i, oils, greases,
t lowest prices. I
look over your
drix Garage I
epair Shop
>uth Carolina.
values I
ir of the summerB
eat reductions infl
twear. Look ourfll
next in Columbia.?
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