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- 'J" ' 1 I . m imi nonaosr boibp TO HAVE TWO MEE7TINGS The L?eoeiixgton County Board of Pen sion Commissioners will meet in the Judge of Probate's office at the court house between the hours of 10 a. m. | and 4 p. m on April 8 and 15* for the purpose of passing on the claims .of j -; -' - Confederate soldiers and widows who I hsfcve never been on the pension roll, j . < The woric.of .enrolling trrose oi class will be pensined in the time spe- j. cified, and^ it is therefore imperative; that those desiring to be placed on the! roll apply at once. All necessary j blanks can be obtained from the pro- i - - inderp. Those applying for en-: rollment should bring their witnesses! with them in-order to facilitate enroll; fment. It is necessary to have two wit > nesses as to the service rendered by j the soldiers and to vouch for the wid j ow& ' ' j The hoard had its first meeting here j * Mondayf when about forty claims! were passed upon. The board wants every. veteran to enroiL The following constitute the board: for this county; M. D. Harm an I>. T I Hare and James B Rawl. CARD OF THANKS. V-a i Bditor of Dispatch-News: 1 : e allow us apace in your paper { HEpiy ess our true appreciations arid} sine." rc . gratitude to our numerous j frier 'Is and acquaintances v for the; jjL;. n-nr.y acts of kindness, together with! life' -h-. < >ressions of sympathy over ourj \ecc ;- ?ad bereavemnt occasiond by < SsE-- ~ '~6- %?' - - II ; the ch ,$h of our beloved young j s*'\ r. Guy B. Taylor. To those j vh< nt floral offerings?silent tok-j .- s v. affection ahd esteem we also! iteful ! V e our sorrow has been great, eater than It seems that we! -"~r- r^-to know and- realize thatj ends share in our? grief, helps' 10 iate our suffering; and should! e ever come when we can ree kindness we shall "do so with unfaltering love. Mr. and Mrs. W B Taylor.'. PliAY AT PINE VIEW * There will be a play entitled Too Much of a Good Thing" at Pineview School house next Friday night March 2$ commencing promptly at 8 o'clock. There will foe a cake walk and other attractive features. The public is cor diaiiy invited. GS EUGENE KAUFMAN AT HOME. Bftsign J. Eugene Kaufman IX S. N arrived to Lexington Monday morntog Efc'S, firom New York city, where he will( ft tAn rtixv frrlniteh* yxrtth ' "his! mother .Mrs A. D. Kaufman.; Jtr \ Ka?fmant volunteered for service in ~ tb& Navy.ai>out one year ago and - thrdngjfr nloso attention to 'a is duties ihas rapidly risen until now he holds ; i the commission of Ensign. At the ex -piiration of^his leave he will return to . New York to resume his duties. He is collected, with the engineering departJ;? ? ment of :,the navy and will remain in ^ the servce for sometime yet. f*3uck" as he is kown by his old friends and school mates is being warmly received in his home town and his m^iiy j friends here are congratulating him upon his rapid rise and success. ' :! BSfir- -j? y,". 1 ??? * ~ ; CITATION N<*TTCE STATE OF SOOTH CAROLIXA County of Lexington. j By George S. Drafts esquire Probate j jr^e. /; ' ' j WHEREAS, G. L, Taylor made; ?.14 ? . Wlm nf I 0UU w uro, w CKUII, uuu uciwiii v/i. i Administration of the Estate of and! effects of John S. Lucas. ! THESE ABE ' THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said John S. Lucas,, .deceased, that they be and appear^ before rae? in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, C S. C., on 10 April 1919. next after publication ^hereof at 11 o'clock inj -the forenoon? to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. 4 GIVEN under my Hand this 26 ? day cf March Anno Domini 1319. GEO. S. DRAFTS (L. S) TTbbate Judge Lexington Co. S. C. i Published, on the 26th day of March 1919 in the Lexington Dispatch-News it weeks. * . { ArnB?mm?mmmmmmmma?mmmmmmmmmm?mmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmm VV'^ '? s Mother and j|iiier seven u j ^ Y 7ANTED?250 people, white [ , W/ increase a few weeks atter tl f ,.v * and pay you $2 per pair, ma B ; ,8 and 9 litters everv yoar. A Vera ere for full particulars. Easy hcmo-tnac -fortune. ADDRESS: I /:f CKAS. R. BOWMAN, Pre CYRUS L ATTORNE ANNOUNCES THAT HE THE PRACTICE OI AT LEXINC OFFICES OVER H/ LOCALS AND PERSONALS f Mrs. A. D. Martin and Miss Annie Lou Taylor; -will entertain the Eon Heur Club Friday afternoon at 4:30 P M Mrs. W. J. Beeland of Macon, Ga and Mrs. L. I. Kaminer of Columbia are touring' Florida Bast Coast. They are now ir* Miami. 'Everybody regrets to learn of the illness of our beloved fellow townsman, the Rev W. T>. Quick. Truly a man of God, no one is held in higher esteem^ and The Dispatch-News joins in with his hundreds of friends in the sincere hope of his speedy recovery. tXlr. W? B. Taylor, one of the most progressive planters in the county, was here on business Monday. / . . < Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Phillips and at tractive little daughter of Columbia spent Sunday with Mrs. Phillips' parents Mr and Mrs. W. B Taylor near 7 Barre's. , ' * [ Mrs. S. J. I^caphart has retuYned after a delightful week's stay with Miss Jodie Cavghman in Columbia. Mr. George L. Dreher a beloved old vet from the Delmar section, was among the big crowd of old soldiers who came to Lexington Monday. Uncle George is always a welcome visitor at our office. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wienies of St: Matthews, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wienge's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Samu el B, George. Mr. Henry E. Drafts* one of the bravest of the brave and ' the truest ' of the true old soldiers, came down from his home on Hollow Greek Hon day and wihle here did not forget to renew for his paper in advance, ~ / i HLTncle Lorenza . Croat, another of the grand old veterans from Deesnlle route 2, was here Monday.and renewed for his paper another year. \f . - a . ' - * . . J. ML Gunter, of Swansea, happy and prosperous ah'ever called in to see us while in town on 'business last Friday. Mr. D. L. Koon, the famous, old war horse from the famous Dutch Fork, was here meeting" with his friends Monday, and renewed for his paper. Uncle Duther?**01d Koon" as He happily ceils himself?is full of vigor and vim, and it is always a; plesure to hear him talk of the happy! rl e trn kvama "K w ua j g b The many friends of Miss Mattiei Stuart will toe delighted to !earn thati she is able to to* out again. -j - ; I . ' I 88S | For that lazy feeling sluggish liver j and fever. Try a bottle of Danieel's tSS. For sale at GEIGBR DRUG CO. ., . ;.V/K>iv^ I Just received a shipment of C-ole planters and distributors. Come early as we do not expect them to, last long. Enterprise Hardware Co. Xiexington^ The many friends of /ex-County Treasurer B. L. Tfingard will regret to learn that he is confined to his room on account of sickness. Dr. J. L Shuler^ the sage of Selwood and a most lovable gentleman of the old school, was in town Monday. or colored, to raise pet rabbits foiw ney reach you. I buy back all the li le or female, it makes no difference, 75 young each year. Figure your le dollars for you; that's all. Other \ A 72 OFT jprieiok* % . SHEALY Y AT LAW IS ESTABLISHED FOR - HIS PROFESSION -* nr* Tk. T y*> jr 1 U1N, O. Vy. VRMON DRVd CO. DR. HESS STOCK FOODS. Dr. Hess Stock Tonic a scientific compound: a conditioner and worm expeller. A guaranteed non-secret preparation for horses, cattle, hogs and ?heep Absolutely the best by test ^ ? ?years on the market and thousands of saisfied users. A fresh supply; all sizes from 30c packages to 25 lb. pails $2.50. . . ' HARMON DRUG CO. WANTED?Some Busby Yam sweet potatoes for planting. Henry E. Beard Hartsville S. C. It 22pd. ' YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD: Send dirne^ agey birthdate for truthful re liable convincing- trial reading. Hazel Hause, Bax 1408 Los Angeles^ Cal. Just received >a shipment of double section drag harrows that we -will sell for $14.50 each. Caughman-Karr.iner Co. Cal. widow 32 worth $25 000 mai7 7 den 21, wortr $S0;000 anxious to mar| rv honorable gentlemen. Mrs. Warn_ | 2216 1-2 Temple^ Los Angeles Cal. LOST OR STRAYED. I ' One red boar pig weighing about 30 poundh. Finder will please notify me and receive reward. Ed Bryant - . . Leyintgon S. C. Rt. 2 We have in stock some Sunny South planters, made by the Moline Plow Co. We will sell these planters cheap, as long as they last. Caughman-Kaminer Co. SEED) SRRh SEED. We have just received a new shipment of Garden and Field Seed. All new crop seed from reliable seed houses. Give {hem a trial. GEIGER DRUG CO. \ "Wanted?The pufblic to know that we have a large and * well selected line of ladles,, gents, and cbildren:s shoes tn all the latest styles and shap es. Oaughman-Ksminer Co, WlWJCUlXi v. Colorite colors old and new straVphats, you can color your old hat fresh and dainty as new with colorite.There are sixteen colors. OBI GBR DRUG CO. Wevhave on hand a large supply of cocanut meal of guaranteed analysis .that we will well for $2.00 per hun dred. lbs. Cughman-Kaminer Co. FOR SALiR?Two good milch cows with young calves. Will give between 2 and Z gallons of mi k with ordinary feeding. Gentle and hind. Willie Smith Gilbert 0 C Rt. 3. 2t23?. Wanted the public to know that we always carry a full stock of general merchandise, and we can always fill your needs in the following lines, dry goods, notions^ shoes, millinery, silks, ribbons, groceries, farm implements? feed, grain etc. Caugh-Kaminer Co. DR. HESS POULTRY PANACEA guaranteed to make your hens lay I more-eggs and keep your poultry | healthy. A new supply packages 31c I up. Harmon Drug Co. I | DOST?'DOGS?One black and j white spotted hound bitch lost on Sa| luda River Kbad between my home | and Broad River Bridge. Last seen | about 4 weeks. Liberal reward offer j ed for their return. J 2 BREHJER IRMO S C ! 3w23p i ne. I furnish stock already bred to ttle rabbits you raise from my stock They find from 6 to 12 each time, profits and send me a 3 cent stamp s are dcinj? it, so can ycu: a 3 cent 57 A TD- IV? JL Z* /L ? -sh i .A . V T* \.r 7 r /> 'T1 1\ 7 O I u. s. w _ A J i IjT?3X ' ! 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