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Ill the Lexington Dispatch. I
Wednesday, November 7,1906.
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Jniex to Star, Advorttaomsnta.
Harness?Davia & Co. j
New Goods?Lorick & Lowranee.
. Embalmers?M. E. Rutland.
Real Estate?A. B. Bachman.
Notice?J. S. Hook.
Card?H. Newton Monts.
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?' ? Final Discharge?Marne jtuecKiyy.
+ Final Discharge?Seay & Seay.
For Sale?Jeff B. Amick.
> Havest Time?The Home Bank. v
Lexington Turpentine Market.
Dipper barrel $3.25 to |8.25
Scrape per hundred $1.50
Spirits per gallon 61
Cotton Market.
Columbia, good middling, - 10%
Lexington, good middling, - 10% i
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CHaa?y Notice. j
*We wiH only run oungin on Tuesday
and Friday the remainder of the season.
Cook & Wingard. j
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will be held at Pisgah next Sunday at j
5 11 a.m. 1
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Ki.Ira Beynolds Dead.
Mr. Ira Reynolds, an old and re- J
speoted citizen, of Chinqnepin township,
died at Batesburg last Friday in |
the 72nd year of his age. He was an
1 old Confederate soldier and a good
man, and reared a large and useful
* family who with a large circle of
t friesds mourn their loss.
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Tars and Beeswax.
Will pay highest prices for all kinds
of furs. Otter, mink, skufik, coon,
fox, etc. Case your otters and minks
fx?don't cut open. .Best prices for
beeswax. Rice B. Harman, Lexington,
S. C. tf ?
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For Sale, j
Cotton seed hulls and meal in large
or. small quantities. See me and get
my prices before you buy.
2wl G. H. Roof, Barr, S. C.
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School Bocks.
A large line of stationery, plain and
boxed, cards in envelopes, pens, Ink,
a pretty line of pencils of all kinds
and colors, pencil and ink pads in
variety and sizes. Is fact the best
line of school supplies ever seen in
Lexington is now at the Bazaar.
f Governors Elected.
| Pennsylvania has elected Stuart,
*??nvflr a fusion
H CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS IS
U Best Coogh Syrup. Tastes Good. WU
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when Mrs. Handlev died.
Found Guilty of Rioting.
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^ Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 5.?I. H. Carr, a
( white man, was today found guilty of
rioting by a jury in the city court.
Judge Pendleton reserved sentence.
* Carr was indicted with Several others
in connection with the recent race
riots here. The other cases will be
tried this week and sentence imposed
, on Friday. '
nepuiuivau guTMwv.) - - ? ?
opposition, by the usual Republican
plurality.
id Rhode Island, James H. Higgins,
'Democrat, is elected governor.
Gov. Hock is reelected in Kansas by
a slig%bly reduced majority.
% Wanted,
Cotton seed. Win pay highest market
prices tor all cotton seed delivered
at Barr, S. C., or will exchange
hulls and meal for cotton seed.
2wl G. H. Roof, Barr, S. C.
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Tea Million Chinese Pacing ?
Starvation.
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, ^Shanghai, Nov. 4.? Missionaries
report a most severe famine in the
northern part of Kiangsu province,
central China. It is estimated that 10,
000,000 people face starvation. Local
magistrate are pre venting people from
leaving the region, but are taking no
step to provide them with supplies.
" Serious disorders are feared.
| Cotton Seod Wanted.
I wiU pay highest market price for
ooo/i riolrvArpri at Meetze &
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Sons warehouse. P. H. Corley.
FOB SALE.?White Wyandottes,
(Duston Strain,) prize winners. Price
for stock reasonable. Eggs in sea+
son. Write for particulars.
C. W. Cromer
Lexington, S. C.
Given Life Time.
Fitzgerald, Ga., Nov. 2.?Benson
Handley, charged with poisoning his
wife, was convicted today of murder
f in the first degree with a recommendation
of mercy and was senten/ed to
life imprisonment. Handley and his
wife were prominently connected and
had only been married two weeks
Fine Potatoes.
Mr. A. L. Smith has our thanks for
some of the finest potatoes we have
ever seen. The variety seems to be a
cross between the Nancy Hall and
the pumpkin yam. This same variety
took l9t and 2nd premiums at the
county fair. At the State fair Mr.
Smith's potatoes were the largest, bht
the premiums were given to other
varieties. Nevertheless, he received
$40 in premiums. His wife received
$18 on her flowers, and they were the
favorites of all the ladies and lovers
of flowers.
Gone to the Chaingang.
Sheriff P. *H. Corley accompanied
by Mr. J. L. Langford, county supervisor,
and B. F. Neese, as assistant
guard, carried Wm. Martin, Oscar
Carter, cape isarr, ?>en uavenpon,
John Gartman, Frank Gartman, Fred
Watson and George Rawl, all colored,
to the chaingang yesterday morning
to serve the sentences imposed by
the court,
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, Subscribe Nov.
The Home and Farm the favorite
agricultural journal in the South and
Southwest. This season the paper
wiU be increased in size an^ many
valuable features added, improving in
all departments which .. will make it
still more popular with the people. It
will only cost 25 cents a year to all
Dispatch subscribers,' ?1.25 for both
papers. Let us have your names at
once. Avail yourselves of this oppertunity
while we meet you out in the
country, or call or send by mail.
Outlook ia Congress.
Chicago, Nov. 6.?Dispatches to the
Associated Press up t<3 9:15 p. m. show
that the Republicans have elected 114
congressmen and the Democrats 91.
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Tne uemocrauc ngures mciuae Alabama
6, Arkansas 7, Louisiana 7,Georrgia
11, Mississippi 9, Texas 16, Florida
3, Virgina 9, total 71. The Democrats
have gained one district in
Maryland, one in Illinois and one in
ISew Jersey, and the Republicans one
in Kentucky.
Tendered Sis Resignation.
Rev. J. G. Graichen last Sunday
tendered his resignation as pastor of
-St. Stephen's church to take effect
December 1st. Mr. Graichen has
served here for years with satisfaction
1 in discharging his ministerial duties.
He is a gentleman of culture, an able
and consciencious divine, and his
place will be hard to'fill. His wife in
the community is looked upon as a
lady of refinement and her work in
church, school and society is considered
of inestimable value, and her work
along this line will not easily be supplied.
They go to Waynesboro,
Va., where Mr. Graichen has accepted
a charge.
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Heyvard County Opponents.
Aiken, Nov. 2.? Since an election
has been ordered in the matter of the
formation of Heyward county, oppo.
nents to scheme are getting busy and
the fight promises to be a lively one. a
call for a mass meeting at Hawthorne
on the 10th inst. was published today,
announcing .the fact that on this occasion
that prominent speakers would
discuss the merits of the opposition to
the proposed county, this move is
being puplished by prominent men of
Aiken county, especially in that portion
of the county included in the
territory of the new county.
Death of Mrs. V. D. Young.
Fairfax, S. C., Nov. 2?Mrs. Virginia
Young, editor of The Fairfax Enterprise,
and president of the South Caro
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una yyuiuiiii s xvignis association, uieu
here this afternoon at 5 o'clock after
a brief illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Young was a woman of large
soul and in her love for womankind she
devoted her whole life to certain principles
in which she firmly believed.
She was a great worker of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Didn't Beach the Pole.
New York, Nov. 2.?The United
States now holds the record of ''furthest
north," 87 degrees and six minutes.
This feat was accomplished by
Commander Robert E. Peary of the
United States navy. The intrepid
arctic explorer failed to reach the
North Pole, as he had confidently
hoped to do with his specially constructed
vessel, the Roosevelt, but he
penetrated nearer to the pole than the
duke of the Abruzzrs expedition,
which had held the Arctic record, S6
degrees 34 minutes.
Masonic.
A Regular communication of Po,
yFjr maria lodge No. * 51, A. F. M.,
/\r\wili convene in ^tasonic hall,
Peak, S. C.v Saturday evening, at 7
o'clock sharp, November *4. Election
for officers for next Masonic year will
take place, and the brethren are requested
to be prompt in attendance.
Jno. C. Swygert, W. M.
^ Nerve and Bone Oil Cure.,
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, .liurns
::d BrLarge bottle 25 cents,
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My Leghorns won first COLUMBIA
prize at the Lexington naioji ccc 1
w Fair. Same stock for rAIHLtao I
sale. Come before the best goes. Im-*
prove 37our common stock. Will exchange
one for two common chickens BEST PLATE
RICE B. HARMAN, bridge woe
Lexington, - S. C. gold fillin
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Licensed Embalmer J 1
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Gaskets any size and 1 8
nallest Babe to a 450 | 1
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Sterling Goods
Sterling silver, cut glass, fine
china, clocks. A fine stock
always on hand for you to
* select from.
Keep us in mind when wanting
anything in Je./elry or
Silverware^
Good watch work and best
eye glasses.
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If you can't come, send for
our catalogue or telephone your * ^
order to us.
P. B. IACHICOTTE & CO.,
JEWELERS,
1424 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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'Phone 934
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That will last a life time is
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delivered. Write us for our
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and for illustrations of the
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If you prefer a
PIANO
j We have beautiful and good
new Uprights from $135.00
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Address,
MALONE'S KUSIC HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Pi? wide Mite,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
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Address
F. W. RAUCH, Principal.
M. D. HARMAN, Secretary.
! CHEAP HORSE
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While Ire had colic, bur finding Dr.
Boyd's Sure Pop Colic Cure at Derrick's
Ui UJ4 o it/it?. it mm, anu. suuii lie
was worth $250, as usual. v
Dr. Boyd's Colic Cure, Fever Cure,
Gall Cure. Liniment for man or beast,
Horse, Cattle and Poultry Powders.
All of Boyd's remedies are for sale at
DERRICK'S DRUG STORE,
Lexington, S. C.
July 25-ly
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