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HOTEL.
WIAT IIGOHGOIATTIIS1
HUE I08TELBT.
m Mr. Theodore E Young, of New- I
ark, N. J., who was 111 at "The Lexington*'
Imat week, is sufllcicntly recovered
to be able to get out of doors
Mr. 8 F. Perry accompanied a party
on a hunting trip from the hole)
POP- Monday.
J. W. Mitchell has been in Augusta
tltla wfclr nn a hinlnem t rin.
pastor oi tue Methodist cliurch s?vo
each giving universal satisfaction.
Not only are they most, accptah'o to |>r.
their respect ive members. hut great fr, m |
ly b; loved and admired In the en- .
/iii! * in he;
tire public.
t'olonel .T. II. Wharton, chairman1
railroad < mission, will cn M\n an Ldwai
address b ; the graded school on arevi
fhenitrhl . : <l:ireh liiilt
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D. i' i'* 'Mitia lltiS ie III III (1 M ^
lis Fie i itip ms'icIi it- prov o m
. II. 'Viil on. Mrs. J. li. M
rdsai'l little daughter. r>es.sie ' K I|iJ
si ii.jj Mis I'. N. Tininuini; i J | 3
a Bull Behind thi Bat
ipecial attention to the hinge joint at each intersc
h main bars.
he essential of every good wire fence. Unless thi
joint the fence cannot receive pressure from c<
e i. All rigid stay fences have been unsatisfacto:
g, as they crush down and when once down, rem
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e stay U
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ry and H
ain so. B
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WEATHER FL46S
BE DISPLAY FRO!
ITS FLAGSTAFF.
WThe railroad company has this week
placed the name Suinmcrland" on
the new station and part of the furInlture
is already in the building,
which is really one of the most attractive
stations on the line of tile
road. The painting was completed
last week and is very artistic being <. f
straw colored ground, while trim
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A. I). MARTIN,
LAWYER, , 1JI
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LEXINGTON. S. C. hcivt><
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IMiKos .?il Calculi N. I'.. is Sp "'V l"~
i.ji 1 ! / i ( i..-'in o rs. \Y 11 St ?rk f** - ?~?
I>? <j . ;11kbui.ni ;u:d little W ,* *"""
tor. Hi Co ;;u! i;i. l.ave been tim ?~;
vor.il <1 .\ ? on a visit.
spi ifitf nf peach trees lias Sf^TiS
S?3ia?G<y?ir=&rs
h a hinge joint, by which the maximum of elasti
the fence if properly stretched, remains in place
th the hinge joint, tio amount of strain on the bat
onnection of stay and bar, while the opposite is tx
ay fences.
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PERSONALS.
The weather bureau at Wasblr
haa notified "The Lexington"
management of their intentiu
auon Inaugurate a special ay
whereby the weather flaga of tb
reau are to be dikpiayed from tb<
(iAflr.ata.ff for the forecasts t
ralngs and a border of bottle green
the same color as the sash and windows.
Mr. Bniilh, of L-xington, is
expected he>e in a day or two to begin
the giadlng about the station
n *? which will 1)3 done before many days
stem jjjgn ultJ t?uinmer!and Cum pun j
e will begin beautifying the surioundc
ho*
" tugs.
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Physician and Suroc.in
Halto-tiiir#, t<. ' 'il5
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Ollice Hours: ll.,; f(
h to S? h. lit. evil i
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.1. A. WATSON X!|S
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i:r> KiMiir.il in this section, as
pe;nn-Mii.s of last >eur proved
n'.ly suIi.sfiu 01 \ It tUsliojg ^7 0
:ale and is p' nil f? r tl.e trees
.vh: 11 nut a iTecti (i by the scale.
ndicit ions ouw are favorable v,?^?
w&
Wl.it Mob!.-v. of Johnston,
r I i I f l*? 11 I i i T t?r U :l rimi vtnin. I
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alng at fl p. m. on the day of the
play and representing a period o
weather conditions for 24 hours,
grama will be sent dally to the
firing the probabilities which n
Indicated by the white, blue,
and blue flaga together with
black temperate flag and the <
flag with black square ia the c<
dig- Parties from Florida, West Yirf
the Rinia and Ohio arc contemplating a
Tel- visit to "The Lexington" soine time
hotel Utls month.
ill h< The Misses Hattie and Mary A1 it
white ct.ell and J. W. Mitchell .are taking
1 the t h- ir meals at th : new hotel,
white
?nter Edfar II Fulenwider, of Baltimore
tfd.. was an over Sunday truest at
1 ?KNTI8T
B tte>- htirg, s. i ^ilI u ?
In re.
Ottlr.e ir> Te!?'piioiir Bnil i
At liidtfe Spring 10very Tln>r-<lay
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T. B. KEUNAUII AN,
iay and -wi ll,iv willi relatives I
Oscar M. W .ils >11 and cl tldrenj GHlIi!.!
ii-nhia. arc mi ;i visit at the;
I .o Mai >
>rc?! It H. wsits-.n.
Basin* vs 1 e i
aTT3T> *T h!isr vcr:
itpurt ;ilrc:id;
:ft LESB VILLE.!
ilical ('o :i i ii iof the Air. W. A.
-lie is i avd ork. it Wis^ ner Momho . i
/ in'crcsf.in li urcs lo vi||e his h-Jin .
which will be an eye \Ir j|1C
o spent* Tuesday courthouse.
The county officials sce-i
?y cttn.e up from t .
at all times, and one wo
*d *> ill make 1 c snt
Vri tfet time to rest
ivdire and sister *lu' reference case ot Li
Li la. Gi'iiii r
In order tnatour readers may dc
Tenant with the display Hag!
their meaninffi it will he well to
In mind the following instrui
which will govern the display of
tad which will be seen for a lonj
lance and will be especially in
ting and valuable to farmers,
others who depend on the elen
4? *H?ir awveral vocations.
con- ?* ? * "
j #nd 'The Lexington." He will return
lkc.ep tjr a longer stay.
:tlon?
,r IRS. M. C.WARDSERIODSLY
ILL.
KAKIIG ARRANGEMENTS FOR
INSUKAM: h.
Mr.
in our
BATKShUHO, - - S. < . ,lp
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E. L. ASltlLL, !. a > -s
Attorney and Counsellor a! L:i*v, ! .
LEESVILLE.S.C. U:l 1
All lnisinom triven eurt'Iul it t.e.it.i jit
?. ?V. Poi.-l.of KatPsburtf, was!opclw>rl,', u
:?'-.vn I sh<<: t miur last week. : These ' r?
">1 cell us Lewis' little baby'bavebcon"n
lias Iti't . ijuiie iil tor several circiniaa!i
. . i tcr at n<i. v\ ritiujf. j rI be no pi; a.I
? i , was-lr.:j. Ted
"^lcni.fi.1 M.rda> in Gr 272 per eon
time lie re I
K. iMinit-r was on our vested in eoni
r\ one ?n.. sees uuni W1>nt Alu , ?
s *ir?* currci; "s 11 ? .sis' , Mrs aUlie1
W.*<! at \m'1i very great '> ' latthot. ty 11??
j Mr. Hi b r? Hiser v
Lion of Hocsville in T 1*00 ' '.v
av It is 1,243, an increase !?i.'. it.
t in live years. In that iliniri ;?i a Si , i;jy In
lius been f 174 500.00 in- ); ( j j nek ai
mercial enterprise*, I - w<iiis.: \ iVi
es<t;r. 1 n 1 heir vs. Marl hu Fallaw and l'.u
tvs, who ,s serious- im. |;p ()n L i( Gth i((?> a|j
vas in town Moil- 110 .c-liicflt*?l Another r
the case will be held ncre <
e1 .ii 111 sj * i t Sat oft.bis nv'ntli K. Ii/i
;-re. wasspe.ci.il lie I r?e. i-w
I iiiii y ! ft on and v. I?. ?iiii lin n'|in
1 < k here j . iui ill and essrs Sharp
ri Fallm,
f . llllt. VN .
eiertiir- in
JII rhf 1!
I'M
C Mil As
The white Qaj indicates clee
fair weather; the blue flag, ra
bow; the white and blue, lacal
er idow; the black triangular
temperature; this fa displayed it
section witb the other Asks a
placed aoore It meant rising te
ature, er wgrmer. if below, fall!
colder; the white flag with
* H HEW SCHOOL BOILING AT
WARDS.
Mr?. Martha Ward has been sufTeri
con- in>r wjl|1 the grip and a severe cough
.ud If f0r more than a weelr. Iler con
mper- jlti >n is yetting quite serious.
n? ?J Dr, G. L. Trotter, the attending
?*?,^ physician, Is feaiful that it will de
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Q*o. Rei.i.Tiuifrrman. Mrs.
J. W m. Tiiukmom>.
THURMOND .t TIM M Kit M \ \
attornryr-ar j aw v '
Will practice in all the Stat* ami IX j (>ui.
S. Court*. ! , . 1 .
Odice in KatiiriUHR Ltiiilding,
Lexington, s. C. ; 1'
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i n1u?i?;i.i>k Tuesday. , invest)
1 making a (,'ra
Dei.a -in,,p,i, s(.f;ii(lii g sonic- ; ,?esillt>s t ,iU r
,villi hrr sister Mrs. Debbie . valnc ov..r
u: :an(1 jHlly ?
c. a of our yourg peo- tlici < -is <ui:y
c i,.(.i>ii k' I rwaid with much inily.
i * l" at*rndirx 'be enleitaii- ? I.<e.,vi!le
O , I; (i 1 "Ve J'ntluy i,l_ i t. '
co, ; . ; .1//. i! Haw Is' T T*V' .v>' ! :
b(1 in resiliences alone iiu.v i<> n
ml lotal of $2r/Mo<>.o<) ii<>ine.
cal estate 1 as ineiea .< ! .rs y \ I
400 percent.. Wel'twisl, >dic wcr? in low
f (i ir line liea.lt!). lot ,
Gileut s in I. Ooo aim
s"" LI . \
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;':kl "nil ftit.iru , ijjU i lie (|tf,i,dm...s
. ... . Mi W J Mc a
lt.1 .W I: - \ II K't* ,
nlio|'piri^r Uiclnes'i 11 ' <'"??? ?p"<kc
s.vai; ca Ins in uu-home.
Mi. it. II. (Je >iy,t p .(1
r*i?' 3 a *'i| but tss tip i'v oihi i .1 .
?iUlll O. imkic, Km,.
111.
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square la trie oennr iuuiwki
wava.
Mrs. Gertrude Morrel), of
York eUy, who hu been a fre<
visitor to the South, Is at "1 he
tug ton" mi Is Charles M. Blst
Boston.
Mr. tad Mrs. A. P. Cbllds, of
aoe.t, arrived at the hotel Hat
' w'u Telop into pneumonia.
Mr. Zelglar, of Sumter, and Mr.
Stuart, of Batesburg, *ere over to
1u*nl sea the board of trustees Thursday in
reference to the proposed new school
c*? of building.
The building committee agreed to
Vat- tot Zelgler draw plans and specurday
ideations for the modern structure
CHAULi&S C.
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.v Wright .1 conductor of '''
on . i II y. pisr?l tl.routfli ,l -'
>1 ? i..i ; ^ii* on In4 Lra.ii! for " '
11 ih: ; lit' ol Ik' I pi 'ill Is. .M iss Id i I I
lio.i.e in 1' :u
K-i: <J;w>U was In town at s <4.n , s .n,c t
1 II. (I. \iolon .1
l'i rlv.ood and Mr. Jonc?, of I Mr. and M
LIiLAj :L. i I Jjll.
>xner \%.?filler to Or | < ic is |>rt!j.;;rii
inlay l> - i i i (iuu^ht) r, j . i v. ;. un(
'!iO IS M I M.lir.iy ill ?U %ilv
ovt'S lofi Monday f r liar ? . ; . j, f..s u
k % die, \\ ii re s!io nil ,
, ulo .'iiti ai'i'l, t In* \ on
me wuii lid* a tin I, M .
pose, ar? tixir.y for t
1. Kli S?iv i^rove were in J ' I'1' wor:? on i in*
,* bvrry- Solicitor tno Belt i
iiii for sprit k io if > eii^ane.. i., m< c u
if r.? T e nit -1 SesisionKttt Kd^e'ltM,
in ilivir spi IV ??-> o<-k\ ..ml I belt
re pr? |> rinKt'"'" ]'. II. Corley, vh r.U, li.i
f-K *" ! **!". ' >l,P turned from a trip to Florii
lieir sprinp fads. A ^reat deal of line real ?
. n i' ?' ?>t. s ,](| here Monday, and il bi
I < ju
u.
jstate w;(.s
OUV lit !' id
fjr an indefinite ataj.
Mrs. Gertrude Worrell, and
Mirgeret L* Gatty together witl
A. B. Clapp met frtenda ia Colt
flyday wWra t^ey ipwt t4* da
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ana Just as soon as t he pirns arc re
M received by the committee the con
J? tract will be let out 10 tbe lowesi
. T' til Ider and work will begin at once,
imola
j ra?? ?ev- Mr*C. A. Pitiman, pa&ior of
1.J U?J JL l M J li Xi.1 XII u VJ * .
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S. F. WHRBLHR, Prop.
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COLUMBIA, S. C. d>yon
ci. .co. our st reets v. nines- t >? n
: 1 li ) I hill!; ol
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bij-ii.-si. ".SjiairoW5 tgwi, thoi piii)
I ?ili? r sum i.n.ii. i j.i i l? *' -ii K"
moving i? 1.' - vil i inu pre i> > > <1
> Sidney iiook were in aVjnui I lie j.i
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and ihey an* iuuk prices
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