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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

1928 2sth AZ. Rev J. =. Wright off
eiatod o
Bowling osrtia.
MI George bowling ~ Beatrice.
Neb first sergeant Of Company l.
ffnd Infantry, ana Miss Annie Ger
Zig ~ Carbonate, wash. were mar
riod IN this city September 3.
Bennett Thompson.
Mr. Claude y Bennett and Miss
Florence e. Thompson were married
Thursday evening at Totem place.
West Seattle, by Rev Block
The bride was given away by her
uncle. Mr. J ~ STANDBY.
Miss Ruby STANDBY. gowned IN
blue silk, WIS bridesmaid Mr..
Myron Bateman was best man.
The bridal costume wap ~ rich
Copenhagen blue cloth. with hat 20
match.
Following the marriage service an
elaborate supper was served Tho
bridal table was placed In the center
9f the dining room aud Ornnmented
with pink silk roses. vases and AN
overhanEinR canopy. following ideas
81 decorations ia New York city
at similar festivities
A present 81 u full set or silver
service expressed the high esteem
Ia which the bridal couple we're held
by fellow employees Of tho Sunset
Telephone company
After weeks honeymoon trip 20
Victoria. - g.. Mr.. and Mr. Ben
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But he Is not the only ono I'd
win Stevens. that other Irresistible
character man. Is doing the very
same thing IN a play 81 Tho very
same name under Henry ". saw
ages direction az the Garden.
And such a warm argument a
they're having about who stole the
idea and play
Aud such devils ~ they arci
Now d0a't coniure un any viHion
Of red -cloakcd monsters with All
the extrcmities running to points
The art OF either OF these men
would scorn the help Of horns and
birthstone. Besides thriiilovlng New
York would yawn az anything "a
ante 9uS ian And he Who let's
New York yawn dies the most mis-
cradle Of stage deaths
Both arr up.toth minute Me
phlasoa Both are dsylis la evening
clothes.
Arliss a. the suave. artfui coaxeF
OF a devil On one slender story.
telling hand be plays a game o.
toss with the seventh command
ment On ths other be iaggles two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

NV YORK. Aug. The
Nu1" New Yogks latest thriller.
q Y the strongest and most grip
~ piays the stage has seen IN a
erads. has a strange hold upon
y plAY going public.
n a problem play double dis
"a Il has all It's predecessors
~ % a fraxxle. Beside lt Mrs.
sfens Profession Is a Sunday
Kiaal tract II Is a picture. bril-.
hat II high lights. 81 the passions
1 he human soul.
L2st year when Geo. Arliss ap-
rased IN fbsens Rosmeraholm" Il
w suggested that a visit to the
mrgae would be Jolly in compari.
Nc Afliss smiled bis SLOW smile
~ agreed Never mind. he prom
II NEXT year I'm going % bring
~ s0mething everybody will like. +"
Hs has Just fulfilled his promise
r,A The Devif' la the neiasco
aa,rs under the direction OF Har.
An Grey Ffske. And Arilss.
uzrs. gently insinuatlng and al
mFs elever. stars a. bis satanic
ras.ssy.
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WEDDINGS

Thomas ssraet.
Mr. Ralph = Thomas and Miss
olive Iona AnrEet were married
Thursday evening az Trinity parish
church. Rev Herbert " 9owsn Of
fciatiuN
Comstook- Gates.
Mr. Carl Floyd fomntock and MihH
Jeanette Evelyn Gates were married
Monday evening. August 3. Hov y.
4. Hayward offlciatod.
Black Williams.
Mr. William ]. Black and MiHs
Elizabeth A Williams of Milwaukee
Wis. were married August 81 a. the
home al Mr and Mrs John Lynch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

poor creatures struggling franticai.
" 20 get "a a.
Aud they have about the same
experience a. two frightened mics
running hlther aud thitheF between
the ever'ready paws % an exultant.
gently purring pussy cat
Stevens dcyil Is not 80 subtle
Ills lantern Jaw aud stock exchange
methods suggest the Wall 81
hc-lrehuhs just done into fiction
BY the courageous Upton Sinclair,
Hia principle reason for being
seems to b. 20 explain In Internal
~ attractive phrases the JOY uf win.
ming another mans wife.
The play was written By Fercno
Z Molnar. and was first produced In
I Vienna. Savage obtained the Amer
/ lean rights. and announced with a
7 flourish he would present the play
IN New York. minus some 81 ita
shocking features Europe can stand
great deal more than America Ia
Z the was Of bad morals In the drama.
Harrison @ Fiske made bis plans
I for the rival production secretly.
In brief. here IL the plot,
Herman Holman. wealthy
banker. and Olga. bis wife. have a.
their guest Karl Mailer. an artist
Years before. Mailer aud Olga wcFc
Z sweethearta.
MlllaF. the devil IN human Rulse.
{ prevails upon the two Ca f0fgei 30.
cioty and their duty and yield to
The old love, which sweeps lFresist
I IDLY upon them
by Ingenious suggestions. lnsiu
nations and cabling remarks. the
devil accompanies his fiendiah pur.
pose Finally be leaves them Ga.
Ee,her. victims % their own weak
ness and bis satanic plotting
This Devil" play viii BE- seen
a. the Lots and Third av. theatres
beginning sunday.
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mott Will be- at home 20 their fyicnda
at thsir now home. ftth av. ~ and
California nv w
The ceremony was aDiemnized IN
the presence of 30 guests
Jontsn Thorndahl.
Mr. OLAF Jostan and Miss judith
ThorndB both % Juanita, Wash.
were married Wednesday evening.
Rev NJ A Matthews. y. -. OF the
First Presbyterian church. perform
ed the ceremony
Stewart Parker.
Mr. Melvin &. stewart and Miss
Martha phr.ssf were married We'd
nesday evening al the manHe u
tho First Presbyterian church. the
Roy NJ a. Matthews, -. D., off
ciating
Dean " switt.
Mr. win " Dean ana Miss Retta
~ Hewitt. ~ Tacoma were mar
fisd Wednesday afternoon IN the
parl0rs Of the First Presbyterian
church Hey. 81. a. Matthews Of
rciated
Murdoch Johnston.
The Rev. NJ A Matthews, D. D..
united Ia marriage wednesday
evening, ~ the manss Of the First
Presbyterian church Mr. Robert w.
Murdoch, 81 olympia, and Miss
Minnie Johnston. n Alameda. Cal
A. University Club.
Mrs Bernard pelly was hostess at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
THIRD PRIZE.
$3.50 Johnston
Orchestral Grand
CONDITIONS

Contest is free ana open 70 any per
aan residing IN the state % washing.
ton and Alaska. except employees 81
the ID Johnston CO. aud members
Of ihsir families
Arrange your list neatly and write
On one side q tho paper only
Arrange your list b states
give total uambsf 0f letters used
from square
pm below completely and pin on out
side % lat Also write full name and
home address on first psEe of list
Npt more than ona prize check Will
D. allowed on the purchase o. The
same piano
Ths time ~ the check Il limited
Any atlas or geography can be used
but Rand NcNaiiy 8 Cos Pocket
Atlas q ths World fiss7 Edlsion)
VII be official In checking thu list
THIS contest shall be determined
announcement and the decision ~ the
Judges thereon shall BE- finaI and
every contestant agrees 20 abide ny
tho decision % the Judges We r.
serve TIRE right 70 reject ANY list
where evidence - fraud or dupIica-
non 10 shown The names OF the win
ners VII BE published a. soon after
the close % the contest a. possible
In the event u tie. and only in this
event. the lists which are tied viii
be Judged according 10 neatuess ar
raneement aud genaraI appearance
II sic siin remains. the value Of
prizes offered Will be equally divided
BETS cen those tying. Or 3 prize idanti-
cas- in character and value on that Of
fered awarded 90 each Of such per
sens
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CLUBS Q
' Rxx~4 ssRFE =
49,. r,.A


Mons Cl.h.
rQr Mems club OF the 81 Marks
church viii hold is first meeting II
the year rueaday. IN tas guild hail
supper VIII be served following the
business session.
John '. Miller Corps.
Mrs V, cankaon entertained tho
John ~ Miller w u g. Tuesday aft
ernpon at her home. ri u G2nd a.
Alpha Club.
The Alpha club viii ba entertained
az lunch Monday by Mrs ieli and
Mrs, Reod. the president aud vice
president az the Reed residence, az
18th av n
Orpteo Club.
The orptnc club viii meet Friday
afternoon az tile summer home OF
Airs. Carroll Coo on Lake wash
lnstan
Lorraine Social Club.
The Lorraine Social club meets
Tuesday with Mrs Ashwell III
n broadway Members o, ~ r.
invited
Edusational Club.
The Women'H Educational club
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met Tassdny afternoon with Mrs.
q Davidson, 12i i7th ay.
program consisting Of "Vacn
ton ReminiHconreH." hy members.
ANA Our Duties 10 our club" by
rhira Rorltlso was given.
Myrtle Social Club.
The Myrtle Social club viii meet
az the residence ~ Mira Irffery,
thi0t broadway. Monday afternoon.
Al iaeiuhera ~ tie - ~ = are ia
,Yitud.
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IsOC|AL NOTES

Dinner at Savoy.
Mr. ans Mrs. william H. Bliss %
Wv York entertained Mr.. and Mrs
I 9 Pierrspons and Mr.. and Mrs
kH WsAtherbe~ a. dinner At the
ArsY Monday evening.
Miss Bel Entsrtairs.
Mrs cornaisa Carroll and Miss
ssrgia calbraith we're hpnorcd
Essts a a bridge party yesterday
esnoon. given b Miss Anna
~ ~ her home. 10 Prospect st.
~ fopms wsre daintiiy decorated
va fiowers
Carols for Miss Cunningham.
Mr. Frank Beniiesu euterfained
czFsis Tuesday ~ her hume. AS
IA Az. NJ. In honor u Miss JeA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

WALLA WALLA. Sept. I'm.
toxfcatlng liquors will not be sold
at the Waila Walla county fair this
fall The directors voted 10 abolish
this feature.
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ste Cunningham. q fall bride Five
Hundred was played az four tables
Mrs. Gsary Entartainr.
Mrs HARRY Logan geary was
hostess Friday morning AZ a choo-
oiafoire f1r Miss Xeazet. % Chi
cag0 and Mas Curtis.
The hostess ~aa assisted BY Mra
Charles A. Curtis. Mrs a. ~ Bal
lard. Mrs r. r. Ballard MrA y
~ Trefethen. Mira r. Weldon
Young and Mrs W q. Nettiston.
Ladies Aid Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First NJ
r church will meet az the home
~ Mrs Clock. $50 18th av.. Wed
nssday afternoon.
The election af officers for the
ensuing year takes place az this
date Every member i urged 10 be-
present
Luncheon.
Miss Carrie q. Triple gave a
luncheon yesterday complimentary
TO Miss Carrie Hickman. who - 60
be married this fall
Entsrtafn al Corn Roast
Mr. and Mrs. r.. J. Mclaughlin
entertained a number 81 guests a.
a corn roast" on the beach Al
I.auFaihurHt last night The launch
'TMureihurst@ was chartered 10
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bring the guests 70 and from faur.
elhurss. aud tha corn roast was
hnld on one ~ this most heamfffmi
spots % tho iaurwihurss hrach
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an elaborate pink luncheon yeetsf-
day ~ the University club. Elqrai
decorations wore ~ roseats oQiors'
Covers we're laid for az Eussta.
Luncheon.
Mr. NJ Roberts gave stag
luncheon today at the University
club.
Dinner Dance.
Among the members 81 the FIR
loch club who entertained at dinner
prior 10 the evening dApcina party
a. the club house last night weres
sir and Mrs. Bacon. Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. - HOge Mrs. Turner, Dr. Perry.
Mr. Samuel Russell. Mr.. l.. u.
Teebles and DR. l. shaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

!, oEWLoRAMs FROM moLNARs PLAY
: wife Is like monocle-without the eycaight Is
: clearer
There Is only true woman~the other fellows wifa.
} when the ugrcss has already swallowed her the
! has nothing 80 fear nom
What call code OF ethics devised strong
: n order that they might rule the weak.
People who 10 hc poor stay poor The
! arranged all that
He who the good things OF NE has lived
What lose aftcr-such =
Life h treasure only when you spend freely
Consider how stupid Il would be II everyone told
sFusA There'd be conversation
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THE JUDGES

THE JUDGES
Please do confuse this contest with the so
called" contest recently attempted by another piano
The Johnston contest viii be open and above
board. All the prizes will be awarded by three dlsin
tcrested Judges to only such persons 10 whom they
rghtfuly belong Furthermore. the value OF each and
every prize is bona fide and well worth trying for
Remember. you stand Just good chance anyone
20 win prize Start and send in your list
completed.
Remember this contest closes September 90. 1908
and list received after that date viii be considered
Cut out this announcement and preserve IL for
reference
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This Devil" play viii BE- seer
a. the Lots and Third av. theatres
beginning sunday.
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The character q" the AND
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Below. within the heavy black border the reading
70 Be taken in forming the Of cities and Counties
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Na7fFfia arts 49, treasures NN fssAH a
isii ~ aiffsfHHf cities. taans etc. haFe
ina e taFlfafiHn 20 see ~ ewes fnenr
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hHfhi ~ tHs stefes aaA territories ~
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80 Coz letters 90 Haas nafHas "a fnH
raanffas aAH eiftsa aaF 20 she taffafs
fH ths gaaffaH hnattsf atfhia fhs heavy.
hfark hffasrH1 square fa tNr HHnfHf
ENnfanhtiHH Take eifV fa zee Peg
uistlHu o. over isea esnsua. ~ anF
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faae anHfhsf FifF Hf FaHufr ga Hfn-
fasf 80 before ~ aarn - letter
"a uard BE- she sauafF rfusa % pat
refefafiY. fHa rannaf usH me sane
SETTER aHaiH nurffnue ihfs uufN rau
haFr maae ss nsanF eannfles ana FlttNs
as Fau can
raanfies ard cities af thn same nsiua
can De- used Bot Hnra
AnV rsHHfy ean be usrt regardless
- pausiatlaa.
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all cords Uae0
Contest acts afg nos afiaWef ~ a~na
Do duplicate Nat. as tha eaaia b.
unfalf fa atHHfa
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EuuoaFI0NHT NIHbI
The WomenH Educational club
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Mimnau1h's Offerings.

There is no rubbing it out, MINI
naugh's offerings just now surpass
anything we have ever seen in Co.
lumbia. Such an array ofmerchandise
has never been shown under one roof
before, and the prices are enormously
low. The millinery department is
bubbling over with new creations, all
of which are exquisite models, and
the beautiful woman finds no difficult
ty in selecting hat which makes
her still more beautiful. The display
of waists meets every demand-the
finest showing of ready-to-wear
waists in the Carolinas.
When you buy of Mimnaugh you
have the satisfaction of knowing that
it is up-to-the- minute in style, and
the best that experience and money
can buy. Mr.. Mimnaugh is ever
alert, and with the ready cash, never
lets bargain pass. This has been
his policy for several years, and he
has recently made the best deals OF
his life.
Go to Mimnaugh's for whatever
YOU want in the dry goods, notion
and novelty lines, and you'll buy
goods cheaper than you have ever
bought them before.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Tried to Assault Little Girl.

Anthony Robinson, a twelve-year-
old negro, attempted to criminally
assault the five-year-old daughter of
Mr.. J. H. Sandifer, in Columbia, a
Gervais street grocer, at his home on
Lady street Saturday afternoon. The
child had been playing in the yard
and Mrs. Sandifer alarmed by her
screams, rushed out to find her in an
out house in the grasp of the negro.
As he ran she threw a brick at him,
hitting him on the head, and the
police were promptly notified and
soon had Robinson under arrest. He
made q full confession.
On account of Mrs. Sandifer
promptly going TO the rescue, the
child was not injured, though she was
badly frightened, and is suffering some
from the shock.
The father has visited the negro at
the Jail, and is taking the matter as
calmly as could be expected of him.
He wants the law to take its course.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Lexington County. ~
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas. James r. Richardson made
suit to me, 10 grant him letters of ad-
ministration with Will annexed of the
estate Of and effects of Martha A.
Corley.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said Martha 4. Corley de-
ceased, thar they be and appear, before
me- in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Lexington, G. H, $. c., on Bird day
Of June, 1908, next, after publication
hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
of MAY, Ammo Domini. 1905.
George S. Drafts, IL. S.
Probate Judge, Lexington county, S. G.
Published on the Goth day of May,
1908, i'll the Lexington Dispatch. 2wSG
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Planes and Organs.

In this issue we print an ADVERTISE
ment for Mr.. GA. Lucas, who for
several years represented the music
house of Thomas & Barton and who
is well and favorably known to the
people of Lexington county. Mr..
Lucas has gone into business for him
self, and the pianos he is offering are
the best in the world. He can sell
you high-grade instrument at the
price usually paid for medium grade
pianos. Read his advertisement and
when you want a musical instrument
see him before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. Lucas is also one of the finest
piano tuners in the country and if
your instrument needs attention drop
him card at Augusta, Ga.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Fitzmaurics's Cost Sale.

The big ten day cost sale at Fitz-
naurice's three arch store, in Colum-
bia, is now on. Dry goods, notions,
clothing and furnishings all go in this
sale. A better lot of merchandise
was never offered to the people Of
Columbia and surrounding territory.
If you need goods now, or expect to
need any soon, you cannot afford to
miss this opportunity-this great
money saving event.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Little Mountain Happenings.

Little Mountain High school had
it's closing exercises Friday evening,
Nav 22nd. They consisted of dia-
logues, recitations and tableaus. The
children went through the exercises
excellent, which reflects much credit
upon the teachers, Mr.. J. w. Ballen-
tine, principal, and Misses Varina
Feagle and Myrtle Dennis, assistants.
On account Of sickness, DR.. Thomas,
the invited speaker from Newberry,
was unable to be present. Mr.. J. S.
Wheeler, county supt. of education,
made a very interesting address,
which was greatly appreciated by
the extremely large audience.
Last week was one of the busiest
weeks in our town for sometime past.
The sudden rise in the price of cotton
brought from $50 to 275 bales from all
parts of the community.
Several new buildings are expected
to 60 up in our town in the near fu-
ture.
The Woodmen of the World lodge
are contemplating building a large
brick building fora hall on the second
floor and store room on the lower.
The town council is endeavor;ng to
buy a. lot and erect town hall, mar
ket, etc.
Mr.. J. H. Wise will build a large
brick store in the near future and will
open a complete line of general mer-
chandise.
Mr.. w. B. Shealy will commence
his new dwelling in the next few
weeks.
Mr.. p. T. Williams, of Atlanta, has
returned from a visit to see his wife
and little Miss Williams. Mrs. Will
iams has spent the last three months
here with her sister, Mrs. J. K. Der
rick. Mr.. Williams holds very
prominent position as chief clerk to
the superintendent of the Southern
railway in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart, of Co.
lumbia, are on a few days visit to rel
atives and friends. Mrs. Stewart is
recovering from an operation which
she recently underwent at the Coz
lumbia hospital. .
Miss Lillian Boldt, of Larrens, is
visiting Miss Maude Boland, of this
place. A friend.
May 25, 1908.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

OOOltN VI AS->i4SNoAA'
Bv Geo. S. Drafts. Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas. Euls: Minis and E. L. Asbill
made suit 70 me, to grant them letters
of Administration of the Estate OF and
effects Of Henry Minis.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
noniSh all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the sad Henry Minis.
deceased. that they he and appear, be-
fore me. III the Courc OF Probate, 70 be
held at Lexington, c. H., 5. G.. on 29th
MAY. 1905, next. aft'r publication
hereof. at ii o'clock IN the forenoon, 10
show cause. if any they have. why the
said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand, this 1+tii Gay
Of May, Ammo Domini 1905.
GEO. S DRAFTS, IL. s.
Probate Judge, Lexington County,S. G.
Published on the Goth day Of April,
1908, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2W3o
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Card Of Thanks.
To the Editor of The Dispatch

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Please allow US, through the col.
umns of your paper, to express our
heartfelt thanks to one and all who
so nobly assisted us during the sick.
ness and death of our son, Ruby,
who died on May /. May Gods rich
est blessings rest upon each and every
one. Paul E. Lowman,
R. Melina Lowman.
Ballentine, s. c., May 1S.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Barbecue.

I will furnish a firstclass barbecue
and refreshments at Lawrence Smith 8
Mill, four miles south of Gilbert, on
Saturday, June 20, 1908. Everybody
come and hear the speaking and music.
4w3sp Martin L. Smith.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
r. 2, ,. Carriers.

All R. F. D. carriers in the county
will confer great favor upon us by
sending new list of all subscribers
ON their routes. We are going to re-
wise our books, and you will aid us by
sending a new list at once, at the
same time it will aid the carrier in
making the distribution along the
route.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27
Death Of Little Child.

The little four-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wise, of near
Pelion, died on Saturday and was
buried at New Hope Baptist church
on Sunday, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. T. j. Cupstld.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27

One 35-horse power engine and one
45-horse power boiler in good con,
dition and now running. Terms and
prices made to suit purchaser. Ad-
dress Lock Box B, Lexington, 8. G.
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2W31'
Marriages..

! Atlthe home of Mr.. Dancler Herrin,
on May 21, 1908, Mr.. jeff Sons to
Miss Anna Berry, all of Lexington.
Rev. J! E. Steele.
May "a, 1908, at the Cedar Grove
parsonage, near Leesville, Mr.. j.
Emanuel Price and Miss Viola Taylor,
Rev. B. L. Stroup officiating.
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For Sale.

Soda water fountain, 3glass draught
tubes, with ten syrup faucets, first
class outfit, with narrow tops. Also
charging outfit; can ice cream box.
Appiy to Alex Ayoub,
919 Gervais, street,
2w31 Columbia, s. G. =
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At the Baptist Church.

There will begin a series of meet-
ings at the Baptist church, in this
place, next Sunday morning. The
pastor, Rev. w. L. Keel, will be as
sisted by Rev. B. J. Woodward, OF
North Augusta. Public cordially in
vited to attend.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-05-27

ManZan Pile Remedy, Price SOC is
guaranteed Put up ready to use. One
application prompt relief to any form Of
Piles. Soothes and heals. Sold by the
Hartmann Drug Co.