Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, July 25, 1917, Image 3
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417?576?Will Dennis, *(c) Cayce
418?2023?Tally Shealy Lexing- {
ton.
* - 419?2566?John Curtis Whitman, 1
Batesburg.
420?944?Felix Arthur Hallman, <
-
.Leesviiie.
421?1866?Early Rish, (c) Lex- .
ington. i 1
422?1808?Osby Rawl, (c) Lexington.
423?1943?John Romine, Lees- !
yille.
424?1677?Noah Adilee Nichols,'
Leesviiie. 1
425?2706?James Wolfe Yon,
Swansea.
426?122?James J. Barfield, Jr., I
i<
Samaria.
427?1783?Olin M. Price, Gilbert.
428?642?Thomas Earle (c)
Cayce.
429?939?Cleveland Hayes, (c) :
Cayce.
430?1639?Frances Lewis Morrow,
Batesburg.
431?222?Pickens C. Bouknight,i.
Gilbert.
432?2364?John Sutton, (c)
Swansea.
433?1715?Ahab Paris, (c) Co- 1
lumbia, Route 2.
434?906?Wilbur W. Harman,
Lexington.
435?1337?Julian C. Kyzer, Gilbert.
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426?2226?Herbert W. Smith, j
Chapin.
437?700?Homer Eevertt Ford,
Brookland.
438?1250?Joe A. Kaminer, Lexington.
Leesville.
440?2406?Reuben Taylor, Leesville.
441?297?Larry Bustern, Lees
ville.
442?321?James Ray Cannon,
Chapin.
443?736?Isiah Freeman, (c)
Thor.
444?1628?Cally H, Moore, Leesville.
445?2611?John George Wise,
Brookland.
446?707?Ben T. Fowler, Brooklar
i
447_2559?Olin Whittle, Steedman.
448?1425?August Talmage Livingston,
Swansea.
449?1002?James Hendrix, (c)
Gilbert.
450?1151?Thoma# Jone^ (c)
Leesvilie.
451?1101?Otis Wilman Hutto,
-Brookland. .
453?368?John I*. Cherr, New
Brookland;
453?974?Elton Hartley,- Batesburg:
<454?1698?Noah V. Oswalt, Gilbert.
455?320?Warren Lester Canndfi,
Chapin.
456?950?J. Boyd Harrill, Cayce.
457?926?JoBn Hall (c) Cayce.
-458?1010*?Lewis Jefferson Head,
Lexington. ~ ^
459?1857?Walter E. Rhyne,1
Cayce.
460?919?Horace Harris, (c) Gilbert.
461?656?Ed. Elam, (c) Batesburg.
462?1919?Plumus Rowe, (c)
Leesville.
463?2476?Jno. D. Vran, Cayce.
464?1339?Elbert F. Bachman,
Gilbert.
465?2405?Drayton Urosson raylor,
Leesville.
466?814?Mathew Glasgo, (c)
Gilbert
467?1175?Willie Jefcoat,
Woodford. v
468?1070?Maxie Marvin Hook,
Lexington.
469?738?Robert Bnrts Fulmer,
Swansea.
470?1167?Wilfred Jefcoat, (c)
Swansea.
471?2652?Eusebias Berely Wingard,
Chapin.
472?1097?Holley Killian Huff-j
stetler, Chapin.
473?1191?Thomas Jason Jones,
UrooKiana. ,
474?1234?Murray Lewis Jumper,
Swansea.
475?1781?J. Carlisle Price, Gil-;
bert.
476?1360?Washington Clyde
Leaphart, Lxington.
477?848?Joseph F. Goff, Leesville.
478?2323?Eugene C. Steedman,
Batesburg.
479?1118?Davidson Hutto, Swan
sea.
480?121?Oliver A. Bachman,
Swanea.
481?2536?Andrew Wet, Swan-j
sea.
482?221?Job Body, Steedman. |
483?2655?Willie Wise, (c) Chapin.
484?1537?Olin C. Moak, Lexington.
485?2548?John Edward Weaver,
Brookland.
486?1474?Willie Genus Lybrand
.Leesviie.
487?1414?Ernest Lindsey, (c) j
Gilbert.
488?2283?Samuel Westley Steel,
Brookland.
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489?2300?Daniel Z. Sturkie,
Swansea.
490?1616?Bettis Maurice, (c)
[rmo.
491?292?Earle Blease Bush,
Chapin.
492?822?Ed. Glover, (c) Pelion.
493?504?Earle 'Julian Crout, Gilbert.
494?1064?George Morton, vc;
Leesville.
495?2537?Benie J. Wessinger,
Chapin.
x 496?1205?Alonzo Jones, Swansea.
497?2286?Harvey Wright Starling,
Brookland.
498?2689?George Albert Womble,
Brookland.
499?2370?Charlie C. Summer,
JDi UUMaiiU.
500?2152?George Seigler Swansea.
501?1510?Jesse Lee Mack, Swansea.
502?1091?Ruby Holmes, (c)
Brookland.
503?2139?A. Wilmot Shealy,
Brookland.
504?470?Willie Melvin Counts,
Gilbert.
505?312?Oscar Bynum, (c)
Woodfird.
506?2693?Robert Wynne, Cayc#
507?1507?Luther Mack, Swansea.
508?1729?Hymer Peeples, Brooki
J
lanu.
509?1626?Eddie Moseley ,(c)
Swansea.
510?1284?Dalmon Keith, (c)
Pelion.
511?90?Henry Adams Barnes,
(c) Lexington.
512?191?Pearly Bowman, (c)
Irmo.
513?2430?Ellie Preston Taylor,
Batesburg.
514?2204?Dan Smith Taylor,
Batesburg.
515?2646? Howard Harrison
Wise, (c) Gilbert. *
516.?477?Dawson Ellis Craps,
Gilbert.
517?1187?Guss Johnson, (c)
Batesburg.
518?1170?Bennett Stevenson
Jefcoat, (c) Leesville.
Carroll Lybr&nd Selected on Board
of Exemption.
Gov. Manning has recommended
Mr. J. Carroll Lybrand of New Brookland,
to Provost Marshall Crowder, at
Washington for appointment on the
exemption board for Lexington county
in place of Holly L. Harman, who
was excused from serving on the
board because of a new ruling issued
by the war department within the
last few days that no man within the
age for the draft can serve on an ex
emption board.
LITTLE MOUNTAIN REUNION.
The annual reunion of students, exstudent
and friend of Newberry college,
for Newberry and Lexington
counties, will be held at Little Mountain
on Friday, August 3. Several
speakers will be on hand to address
the crowd. The barbecue will be furnished
by the authorities of the Little
Mountain High School.
Mr. Sidney Steele, for many years
head clerk in the store of Meetze &
Son, is confined to his home by illness,
much to the regret of a great many
friends. He is being missed at his
post, and everybody hopes for him an
early restoration and a return to his
duties.
Hot Weather
is Trying on the
EYES
If your eyes are weak or
defective they are easily affected
in hot weather. That
burning smarting sensation
that causes your eyes to
water and blurs your vision
is often a sign that you need
glasses. Come in and let
our expert examine your
eyes. Our twenty years of
experience in this work eliminates
guess-work, and insures
comfort to your eyes.
Optical Department
Wiesepape Mfg. Co.
1517 Main Street
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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A Qualified Specialist
Dr= Register was born in Darlingtoi
County April 25, 1866. He was i
| Gold Medal Graduate, Medical Department
of Vanderbilt University, in clasi
of 1890. Holds certificates of examiX-Ray^and
Other Examinati
p. m. Sum
DR. W. R.
i 12C6 1-2 Main Street
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Summeris
FOR \
OFFERS THESE SUF
An ample and capable faculty
Genuine interest in the indivi
Modern buildings splendidly <
Ideal lecation. "Summerlan<
for situation.
Fine air and pure water?all
health.
A Christian atmosphere and ]
Moderate terms, in order to,
reach of as many as possible.
Next session begins Septemb<
CATALOGUE FURNISHED ON A
BE ADD
Rev P. E. Monro
Select a 1
Sg
jf JAMIE
That combines beauty, \
These you find in all of 01
not the best in a
MON1
Our knowledge of ove:
guarantee of honest work
before you buy and you w
Home Marble I
A.E. BERNASCONi a;
COLUN
All Gar
Should Kno\
We Do All Kind
We overhaul yc
cranky. None bi
??1 ] ?] ?n
Cilipiuycu CH1L4. ail
Charges reasonabl
We can save y<
and other supplies
Genuine Ford p
from the Ford fad
Bring your car t
repaired we will d
our work.
Visit our place
are doine.
I FREE AIR. Gai
DuPRE A
LEXINGTON, .
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nation and other necessary requirements
to practice medicine and surgery
in 16 States of the Union.
If unquestionable skill, adequate!
equipment, earnest efforts, fidelity to 1
obligations, permanence of location
and established reputation for successful
achietements appeal to your intelligence
anl discretion in the selection
of a doctor to treat you thee go to Dr. I
Register.
If you have Piles, Kidney and Bladder
Trodbles, Contracted Discharges,
Stricture Prostatis, Blood Poison, j
i Skin Enptions, Enlarged Glands or i
l any reflff condition of the nervous or j
. reproduce spstem, you want to con-1
> suit a dctor who has made a specialj
. study ofust such diseases.
ons Fr0. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7
days, It to 2.
REGISTER
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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mrlPnllpcfo I
VOMEN
'pRIORADVANTAGES
7. | k
idual stu<frt. ^ * ;
equipped j
d" is healful as well as beautiful
*
the condfcns conductive to good
f
positive (fistian teaching,
place the* advantages within the
sr 20th. $
PPLICATN- INQUIRIES SHOULD
RESSEDJ . "
e, Pr?. leesvillE, s. c.
71 "71
vfoiumeut i
^rajjand lasting qualities,
ur rk. The cheapest is
JflENT 1 :
r Syears .experience is a
at kit pries. Consult us
ill please!. |
> I l- 1IJ.J-.
K kranie n orics i
ad if. ST1LER, Props.
IBLA$. C
flwners \
v TO Garage
s < ipair Work |
>ur iawhen it gets i
Lit x?t workmen
4ml guaranteed.
e rip II
jujMsv on tires III
>am Jsived direct 11
:?j^^ed in stock. 11
olpl it can be Ijl
oif'a guarantee I I
jJPii 11 ^
c^c^d what we III \
f>, Greases. 1
CO. : i;
FRENCH MIL!
Columbia's Newest H
! Exclusive line of ladies' ]
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made to
MRS. BILLIE
1232 Washington St.
WANTED WAN
Men and half grown b<
' -
carpenters, Mechanics, Eat
good wages, FREE HOUS
WEEKLY IN CASH-R.
FUNDED IF WORK ONE
to see us.
Columbia Cla
COLUMBIA, SAVE
A^
We will pay highes
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rul
of Metals. Will be i
August 4th.
Now is your chance
or waste. If not con
it, notify us and we vs
The S. & F. Wast
COLUMBIA
ARMY'
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IIVINGS
M-J
Our Shoe S;
tinued for th(
season and yoi
Bargains in al
i "i
shoes at this 3tc
V.F.LIVIN
rhe Shoe and Trunk Mar
The Home of San
547 Main St* C
JNERY SHOP
at and Corset Shop
Hats. Nubone Corsets
order.
WILLIAMS
Phone 249-J
TED WANTED
oys (white and colored)
)orers, etc. Steady work,
;e rent-pay'roll
A.ILROAD FARE REWEEK.
Write or come
.y Company
South Carolina
? SELL
t cash prices for
bber and all kinds
n Lexington until
: to sell your junk
venient to bring
nil call.
t
e & Metal Co.
L, S. C.
1
TON'S
*
ale is con5
summer
1 will find
[ kinds of
>re.
GSTON
i Who Undersells
inlp .Shnpc
OLUMBIA, S. C.