Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, April 17, 1918, Image 4
LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS
Lexington, S. C.
Published Every Wednesday By
LEXINGTON-DISPATCH-NEWS
PUBLISHING CO.
G. II. HARJuAN. Editor
S. J. LEAPHAIiT, Bushy..* aTarr.ge]
Entered at the *ost Oiiiic? at
ingtcn, S. G., as .\Iaii /laa ?;
Second Class.
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Pkooe 119
WEDNESDAY. API.IL IT. 1918.
We know some folks who h?.v
been feasting on stiv. . " .terries a-v
cream for several weeks.
It does not require rear so mud:
meat to do us nor: as it did a year co
two aero.
The people oi Lexmgcon are c
music-loving: people. If you do nci
believe it just lock at the large number
cf music pupils the three instruct
ors in the town of Lexington have.
The banks cf the county are in a
prosperous condition??.!! of them
having plenty of money to care for
the needs of their patrons and
friends.
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We notice through, the daily papers
that the Chester postbffice sold $708. 0
worth of war savings stamps daring
the first ten days in April. We
want to call attention to the fact that
the Lexington pest office sold over
$4,400.00 worth during the first 15
days in April. And Chester calls
herself a city.
There is every prospect for a splen
did grain yield on the farms of Lexington.
Wheat is said to be unusual
ly good, and oats are looking fair.
What a glorious blessing this will
prove to be! The oat crop last year
was practically a failure, and farmers
felt the heavy hand of high
piicc >. lvii u .svvu
crop coming1, with the finest prospects
of a large fruit crop in recent
years, with larders filled plenty of
lard and bacon, together with v>-ellfilled
corn cribs, the average Lexington
county farmer has all to be thank
ful for and nothing to fear.
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FARM LABOR SCARCE.
As was to have been expected,
there is now a grea scarcity of farm
labor in Lexington County. We
know a number of farmers who have
been forced to keen their favorite
sanies and horses is the stable for the
reason that there is no one to work
them in harness. We know in some
instances, too, where the women are
g?ing ont into the fields to help their
husbands till the soil?women who
heretofore hare remained in the home
and cared for their chidren and looked
after their domestic affairs. But
the great war is being felt and the
devoted women on the farm are doing
splendid service.
DR. J. B. GEORGE PASSES INTO
BEYOND.
Dr. Joseph Brown George died a^i
his home on Washington street last
Friday ir.ornirg at 5:15 o'clock from
heart trouble, from which he had
suffered for two and one half years
past.
The funeral services were held at
the Presbyterian church at 6 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, conducted by
J)r. J. W. Quillian and Rev. G. M
Bakes, fclowine: which the interment
took place at Aita Vista cemetery.
Dr. George was a native South
Carolinian and was born near Wal
halla, October 19, 1801; and vtms
therfore in his 57th year when the
end came. Re y.t.s married to Miss
Loi'a Ma:/ Quiliian of Ear-ley, S. C..
May 20, 1388.
Re Cci-.ie to G . ie -T E"7 - * in / f ril
1890, to become o -soclatnu * \h Dr.
E. E, Dickerscn _r ih-> druj; b sines';
onr? n 7e7o Irfru* V> a r> 'i :r>
the business under the num./ of id. If
Dickerson & Co.
.After Dm Dickersoirs death "n
1903, Dr. George became sole cmuc
and cha? ? 1 the rm-j of the
nes~ to G~o*fe'.* L';" "* Stoi--\
Dr. Georre en-.crcu * :>c
nes.> en . in life and to
broaden novdedjfo cf tfc?-. hi
chOf'T *' O'!. h
Ettsi'i ' i I'1 host ^ossio'- q*
gff -> : in ;/ j-?; ' r- r fWl?
and their thepneutical action, ho attended
tho medical couesre o * Ghnrleston
S. C. and graduated a.; r-r? ??I,
T) rc-tnrn*ot once- to tho drag bu
ness without becoming a practbrine
physician.
He represented the Georgia Fhar
maceutical Association several times
at the National Druggists Association
meetings, and was president of the
State Druggist?' Association fer a
number of years.
He joined the Presbyterian churd
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early m me ana was uecicyu m mi
!Presbyterian church here for seve-ra
years after which he was made eldoi
i.uithfully filling: this office until hi
aeatn.
rie was active in civic affairs am
V" head of the greater Chamber o
Commerce when it was organized ;
rnber of years ago.
.0 too".: a keen interest in eduea
: j ' al tremors and vas a trr.stee .o
!:> 3i:rtniy Academy.
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M 'H ">erk:/ In c.: -A:, seme, civi?
> r -r-#?ry subject ol act, i:n:
v . :\\\;?y5 "free'*' r .? :<ui
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j A r- n ox such mental poise ivm
tjsr.ch b" sines? sagacity was Batumi;j
ly a financial success, but this is the
rvf h <3 rroat achievements, fo:
dhis spiritual and mora- worth to the
I community were greater tha i the
mind of man can rr.c-isure, and his
venial nature made him one of the
) most lovable of men.
j Dr. George is survived by his wij
dot" and three children, Mr. Hoy H..
j Miss Lillian and Mr. Joseph Brown
{George, Jr., all of this city; two bro'
thers, Mr. B. E. George, of Atlanta
;and Mr. Fran!; George of Lexington;
three sisters, Mrs. Esmond Dreher
j and Mrs. Alonzo Hartley of LexingS
ton, S. C., and Mrs. RVT. Stewart of
..Liberty, S. C.?Gainsville Eag!e;
' Gainesville; Ga.
| MOTS?Dr. George was well known
;yi Lexington where he had f reouont:
iy visited relatives, and had many
j friends here who regret to learn of
j his death. He was a man of stcrj
ling character and valuable worth
! to his community as is evidenced by
j the high tribute paid him by his home
' naoer. The Gainsville Eagle.
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! STOMACH WAS WEAK
, After Dreaded 111
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Arter Treatoient for Pellagra,
Took Tan!ac to
Restore Stomach
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A Greenville Man Declares
I He Found Tanlac Fine
i Medicine and Says He
Gladly Recommends It.
Regarding the great relief Taniac
gave him from stomach trouble.
which after five years developed into
pellagra, F. S. Crumley, of No. 8
| Buncombe St., Greenville, gave the
j following statement: "I suffered
j from stomach trouble about five
j years and it run into pellagra. I
I spent several weeks at a Govern|
ment pellagra hospital at Spartanburg,
but after I came home what I
4-:^,,^^ Vtn-rf mp. Gas form
I ill-t; t'UUUUUCU l/U liuxv
: ed on my stomach and I had pains
in my abdomen. My appetite was
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not good, and I could not rest well at
night.
"I began to take Tanlac, and it
soon corrected my stomach trouble.
In a couple of days I could tell a
' big difference. My food was digt ,t
:1, gas stopped forming on my stoand
those pains left me. The
soon crot me so I could cat as
>. r.s anyone, my nc-rvos were
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Magistrates and lawyers blanks.
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We are better prepare! to serve
our Lexington friends from a large
stock of dependable Shoes foi
"dress" or "every day" wear in all
The "Family Shoe Store of G
Farisers' Mt-drarn and Heavy
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night. If you are out on the
Phone us, we will come to vo
All work guaranteed. No:
employed. We have the bes
satisfactory service.
FREE AIR, GASS, OILS ,
TUBES AND OTHE1
MAXW ELL, and O.
Carried in stock.
Can be sei
Auto Service Statiei
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