Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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II NEWS OF [[[ AND OF T Miss Alma Long, is spending several days in Columbia the guest of Mrs-. E. P. Derrick on Marion street Theron Reeder, a prominent young r?ior?+or. n-P +V10 Pdmund section was in Lexington yesterday. Miss Sarah Meetze has gone to Chester where she will spend several days the house guest of Miss Sarah Carter. The Four O'clock Club will meet this week with Miss Carrie May Win gard. Three things are great: Conscience and Will and Courage to fulfill the,1 duties they create. Miss Veda 3arre, returned home! from Winthrop college last week where she was an honor graduate in the class of 1918. Rev W fT Riser scent several days! \ last week attending: the commence-: ment of the Little Mountain High! School and Newberry college. i Hon. Frank W. Shealy, returned from Washington D. C. Monday where he has been for several days at tending a conference of Railroad Com missioners, held with Mr. McAdoo. The friends of Mr. B. F Barrett are glad to see that he is again able to be up. Mr. Barrett has had a long illness and it is hoped that he will soon be entirely recovered. Dr. J. K. Breeden, editor of the Mailning Herald, has been in Lexington for several days organizing the War Savings Stamps drive that will begin next>Friday June 14th and con tinue to the 28th.~^Dr. Breedin is a v Kve wire and is putting pep in Lexington county, > ; i ' f' I Miss Celeste George is visiting Dr.1 and Mrs. Moses in Macon, Ga. ; j _ i Mrs. J. iW. Butler, of Spartanburg . ia the of jrfr and Mrs T. 1 P.! Meetze. Mrs Butler; tvho was before? J . .* . * * v-. > - ? " - * marriage, l? Miss Alice Meetze is very popular In'hfer-hpme Siown, arid always receives "^a jcerdia] welcome in Lexington. . 4 \ * 3 * , ; . ' '% I ? - 4 - ? - ? ??tTV)T WE $EKVE inc. ru01.1v. f Everything in drugs and medicines, we hav$ them. Ask Bice, he knows about it, twenty years experience. 2f. { HARMON DRUG 0. , . ; Children's Coughs and Colds \ ' For children's coughs and colds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is excellent. - It is/ prompt and effectual r.' and-contains no opium or other nar:; cotic, and is pleasant to take =5-=?===^====? SHERIFF'S LAND SALE. The State of South Carolina, ...County of Lexington. The State vs. Estate of Charlotte Wingara. Under and by virtue of a certain * 1 i-n TttTT hv ULX ex^cuunjn :uugcu in AH.J ^j d. E. Le^phart, Treasurer of Lexjngton County I have levied upon and will sell at public outcry in front of the Court House door, at Lexington S. C. during the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in July 1918, the same being the first day of said month, the following described tract of land, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate lying and being in Boiling Springs Township in' the County of Lexington and State aforesaid, con taining eight (8) acres more or less, and bounded by lands of George Keis fer, John Smith Mrs. Walter Nunnarwolor "Ellin Gatps Walter Leanhart - and perhaps others. Terms of sale: cash. (Purchaser tc pay for papers, revenue stamps etc.. ? Sim J. Miller, Sheriff of Lexington County. Jnne 11, 1918. CITATION NOTICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. By George S. Drafts, esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS, Mack D. Young made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad ministration of the Estate of and effects of Samuel Young. | THESE ARE THEREFORE tc I cite and admonish all and singulai the kindred and Creditors of the. saic Samuel Young, deceased that the: be and appear before me in the Cour of Probate, to be held at Lexingtor C. H. S. C on 27 June 1918 next, af ter publication hereof at 11 o'clocl in the forenoon to show cause, if an: they have whyv the said Ad'ministra tion should not be granted. \*iVEN^3nder my Hand, this 12 da: -o?June Anno Domini 1918. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S) ; Probate Judge Lexington Co. S. C Published on the 12 day of Jun< 1918 in the Lexington Dispatch-New; X weeks. _ ,, _ I HE PEOPLE- I HE TOWN If I ANNOUNCEMETS i GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN FOR CONGRESS | CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS. I hereby' announce myself a candi date for congress from the Seventl Congressional District, subject to till rules of the Democratic party. Wade Hampton Cobb THOS. G. McLEOD BISHOPV1LLE, S.C. CANDIDATE FOR MEMEER OF CONGRESS SEVENTH DISTRICT FOR AUDITOR I hereby announce myself a can didate for Auditor of Lexington Coui ty, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic party. E. W. Burnett. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES S. E. Smith, farmer?busines man of Swansea, hereby announce himself a candidate for re-election t< the House of Representatives fron Lexington )County, subject to the primary rules of the Democratic part; and as before "A farmer for farm M \ ers. ' ? Littleton College Has just closed one of the most sue | cessful years in its history. Th( 37th anni^J, sessioti will begii September, 25th. i . .. f.. Write for new illustrated cala logue, also and quickly for particu lars concerning our special offer t< 'a feW girls who' can not pay ou ??taj6gue tate. Address TJ. M. RHODES. Littleton, N. C. M/ - * f .. ; '*'* v Mrkxirp i/\A 11V/11VJU Notice is hereby given that th Town Council of the Town of Lej ington has placed a seven mill lev on all property, both real and persoi al, within the incorporate limits c the Town of Lexington, to defra the expenses of the Town governmei for the fiscal year ending July Is 1918, This tax will be due and pa? able from July 1st, 1918, to Augui 1st, 1918. After August 1st, 191 a ten per cent penalty will be collect* on unpaid taxes. After August 1 the Treasurer's books will be clos* and executions issued for the purpoi of collecting all delinquent taxes. All persons are notified to pe said tax to the undersigned Treasur of the Town of Lexington, at his o fice in The Home National Bank bui ing between July 1st and August Is JOE M. CAUGHMAN, tf Treasurer of the Town of Le ington. \ For Cotton Weigher I ; I hereby announce myself for ree j ection to the position of Cotton We i gher at Swansea and pledge myself abide by the result of the Democrat primary. If reelected I promi: honest and faithful service, as I ha-* rendered in the past. pd. John V. Hutto. HOW MRS. BOYD AVOIDED AN JPERATIOI Canton, Ohio.?"I suffered from female trouble which caused me muc _____ suffering, and tv '> i i IIUMlillll i doctors decide | MBm that I would ha"\ j to go through z operation before KlSW^Sl could get well. ' KJ* ? " My mother, wl - : r{ had been helped fc j llPjf; LydiaE. Pinkham ! ' 'l Vegetable Con I ..^^U pound, advised rr W to try it before su I mittingtoanoper; < M\ tion. It relieved rr > i?????1 from my troubh . so I can do my house work without ar . j difficulty. I advise any woman who 1 afflicted with female troubles to gh T j Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con II pound a trial and it will do as much f< ; them."?Mrs. Marie Boyd, 1421 51 | St, N. E., Canton, Ohio. ") Sometimes there are serious cone : I tions where a hospital operation is tl , only alternative, but on the other har so many women have been cured by th famous root and herb remedy, Lydia I | Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, aft< j j doctors have said that an operation wj i necessary ? every woman who wan I to avoid an .operation should give it fair trial before submitting to such trying ordeal. a I If complications exist, write to Lyd E. PinkhamMedicine Co., Lynn, Mass 8 for advice. The result of many yea experience is at your sendee. \ CHILDREN'S DAY |. AT MT. HEBRON. 1 I1 . i There will be Children's Day ser-1 ' -j vices at Mt. Hebron church on Sun- 1 'day afternon June 16th beginning j 4 o'clock. The public is most cordial! ] = i ly invited to attend. 1 l # Stomach Troubles. ! When your system becomes elogg-j. ed from overeating, constipation andj | a torpid liver, your stomach is Jikely: , i to trouble you. A dose of Chamber-1 [J i I 1 I Iain's Tablets will give you quick re- j lief. They cause a free movement is t of the bowels, tone up the liver and i 1 | strengthen the digestion. You will; < be surprised when you realize how i 1 much better you are feeling a day or j j two after taking these tablets. j 1 9 M w **11 ^ i\\\\\\\\VV\\\\\\V\\\\\VVi\^m I s! s We are now ready to del 3 a subscribed for through th y Those who subscribed auc ments through us will pie m * BANK OF WEST : : LE^INGTOr 0 . , r . John T. Sox, Mgr. '' - ^Head (Office, ?? 1 Stanley's C y ? ??? it t, Headquarters for China, < v- Wooden ware. rt Toys, Novelties and all J Kitchen furnishings. L'5 Oil Stoves, Fireless Coc id In fact almost everythi se fortable, ornamental and 2 C. D. ST ? Main st., - jt. X e { Scientific in i 10 ] Science has found that in ? i visible rays harmful to the e; a- And science has also found j! eyes from these rays. It is 1 ?! i W7nt+ti-p*a i >y ?? ait^i o viu 13 re a- Lenses can be ground to th | ideal glass. We can grind y< u- and relieve all strains from g : We also make double visio] i3! with a dividing line 5r ! Artificial Eyes fitted $5 to IS t3 Office hours, 8 to 7; Sundays 1 0. L. WALTER 01 ia : 1221 MAIN STREET : ; i ATTENTION V/HEAT GROWERS! ^ I wish to announce to the public I that my flour mill is now ready for the 1 new wheat crop. Within the past j few weeks I have put in an extra bolt- I :r, which will insure an increase in the i product; and also? making the very g lighest quality of pure wheat flour, a Bring your new wheat crop to me? f either day or night. I A. TAYLOR, I Iw35 Gilbert, S. C. I MOBILE MfN FACE CHARGES | Mobile, Ala., June 7.?John Rettig I and Gilbert Brunner were locked up rere today charged with uttering seiitious remarks. They are alleged to iave said, "This country will be a ^ood place to live after the war, as the kaiser will be our boss." I VA j m\m\\\\\\\m\\\\\\\\v\v j ! iver your Liberty Bond , is Bank. I 1 agreed to make pay- i . . ;ase come m an arrange. ERN CAROLINA J BRANCH , r_ & > 1 Aiken, S. C^j aav\>p ;hina Hall| Crockery, Glass, Tin and XJ s\TV n a U&C1UI Aiuuocnviu C4ii\j )kers, etc. ng to make home cornattractive. ANLEY, Columbia, S. C. Ml IB?Bill I?M?H III I !! ! HI ! II II I - , ? I : Glasses I ill light there are certain in" yes [ the glass that will save your j cnown as okes Glasses your prescripton from this ? i i i *i _ i our lenses m any imi you liKe ;Iare i glasses, both far and near, $10 10 to 12 fTICAL COMPANY : COLUMBIA, S. C. J I INSURANCEWI After the currency panic ^ losses it entailed, what ^ willing to pay for insur such disastrous experien To-dav, through our ^ 7 o J Federal Reserve System, it to you without any co K You ca ?v ?^jtederal re5^rve^> ^^d jjl' gp> one of | THE HOME NA' P LEXINGTC 5> CAPITAL $50,000.00 j^. OFFIC S Saml. B. George, Pres. Jj ^ Karl F. Oswald, Cashier, t ^ DIREC rSaml. B. George, J. P. Drafts. GOOD FOR !_ Dr. Hilton's Life No. 2 Ah b Troubles and BL If you are bilious, constipated, .wit! no use in taking calomel and losing The best druggists are selling Dr " mend it as a perfect substitute for ( . fects. They sell it at 50 cents complete satisfaction. . T Druggists ev-rywhere are cong having found a harmless, vegetabl that is pleasant to take and pleasa No. 2 is quick, reliat Je> effective, r in gout, rheumatism and other ailrr tion. Remember the name and the LIFE MEDICIN Columbi [ ANNOUN We beg to Announce our Dr his annual vacation by the f v' all Optical Work at Special ] I tion work and all optical ore | sent for before the first of J I* DR. GLAXON, At T Corner Main and Blanding S ? Z Sj THE CLEANEST AND ? xCOLU CONDOS E Make all kinds of Candies the best Hand-made Crea P.rm-Tnri flold Drinks o" Ice Cream sweet and h U Everything clean and l^them once and you will g fjcome awaits you. ^ Protect Your Damage By Millions of D< To Crops were caused by Hail! 1915, 1916 and 1917. ONLY THOSE who were In the Loss of Time, Money and I Will Similar Storms Hap YOUK (JKU-fS are vamaoie ~CAN YOU AFFORD TO L ? PROTECT THEM with a IR of New York," the Largest Fit America. '{ For Misinformation apply to E. G. DRE Oldest fiisurance A1 -* -? rr v' >. " ? " w 1 ' ? t' -r THOUT COST | : of 1907, with all the ^2| would you have been ance against another <|| membership in the , we are able to offer ^ st whatever. J|| n secure this insurance <^|J otection by becoming our depositors. ?|| riONAL BANK 1 )N, S. C 3 RESORCES $450,000.00 "S IS. j. wlngard, vlce-pp.fs. ^9 [. E. Kaminer, Asst. Cash. 4 TORS 3? Jas. J. Wingard. E. G. Dreher. T. P. Meetze, ^3 J.P. Matthews. ^9 auMaitfAiiitAUia THE LIVER >p Remarkabl in Kidney adder Diseases. rindigestion and headache, there's a day or two from work. 1 Hilton's Life No. 2, and recom:alomel with none of its bad efa botjtle and personally guarantee 1 . 4 > . j ' jtatulating themselves in at last, e remedy, suitable* fo* a?v age, nt in its effect. Dr Hilton's Life r lot only in digestive troubles, but . / lents ace to defective kidney ac- , [guarantee. v E COMPANY o r** It* 5 O. I CEMENT 1 Glaxon is about to take K iist or July, at this time Low Prices. All prescriplers must be called for or I app's Department Store treets, COLUMBIA, S. C. 11 SWEETEST PLACE INK MB I Ax $" BROTHERS 5 from Peanut Brittle tc ms and Cholates, etc. f every kind, ighly flavored-delicious. sanitary". Go and see^ o ag'ain. A cordial wel-lj Crops Against Hail Storms ollars of Loss Storms during the years of sured were protected against ^abor invested in those Crops! pen in the Year 1918? to YOU! OSE THEM ? lil Policy in the Old "Home --3 Uj ^ 1 I C* t~\ 1 Ti e ctnu uuii niouiain-v. ^v/. *?.? HER, Agt. *cncy of Lexington