The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-01-01
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There is no room for laggards in
lexington.
Th'' Dispatch and the Home and
Farm. both one year for S1.25.
Lexington needs more men of brain
md hrawn, Of pluck spd enterprise.
DON'T 'oraet to write 1913. It may
save sou the use Of many an ugly
wor".
IL the wav OF enterprise let us make
h.. year 1913 record breaker for Lex.
npton.
Mr. Henry Hite, aho was hurt in
unawsy accident in Columbia re-
"+ntl, shows come improvement.
Having left over in stock after
Nbrist mas trade, the Bazaar is selling
"h'"p I'll kin's of glassware and
china
On December "a, 1912 Miss You.
msns and Mr. Barrett Jones were
MIR led They will make Batesburg
th' ir home.
'r. Killingsworth. Of Colombia,
will he at P lion Friday and Satur.
da> January 3rd and 4th to do all
knd OF dental work.
Tho-~ who are entitled to pension
tonld bear in mind that Chairman
N Roof will he in the auditors
fir- .ach Saturday during the month
il :nnary for the purpose of giving
III blanks to applicants.
When you want a reliable medicine
Or cough or cold take Chamberlain's
H"ng" Remedy. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
'ake. For sale by all dealers.
Miss Florence Lucille Corley and El-
mer Eugene Wingard were married at
the home of the:bride's parents in East
Lexington on December oath, 1912, by
the Rev A Cromer.
When you want fresh groceries and
hardware of any kind call on II. N.
Hammer & Co., corner ..of Main and
Church streets. Your patronage will be
appreciated.
Elmer Hexler, an itinerant organ
and piano tuner, hired hLrse aud
wagon from 7 W Goodwin OF Swansea,
and neither man or horse Hhas since
been heard from.
In the election held in The Fork
yesterday to decide the question of
annexation to Richland, there were
"a votes cast all Ct which was favor
able for annexation.
On December 25th, 1912, Miss Ina
May Hendrix, of Johnston, and John
81. Gunter, Of Lexington county, were
married at the Lutheran parsonage in
Lexington, by the Rev PD Risinger.
I w. Pickens Oullum, aged about 70
years, and a prominent business man
OF Batesburg, cut his throat with q
knife from the effects of which he
died on December 81. No cause is
assigned for the rash act.
Miss BeIva Lever, of near Lexing-
ton, and Willie H Weed, of Irmo,
were made man and wife at the Lu-
theran parsonage in Lexington on
December 25, 1912, Rev P D Risinger
officiating. Both of the young peo
pie are popular in t4e community in
which Trey resided.
Persons trouhIed with partial paralr-
sis re often verv much benefited by
massacing the affected parts thorough
ly when applying Cho,nbe rIain's Lini-
mept. This liniment also relieves rheu-
matte pains. For sale by all dealers.
A beautiful home wedding was SOL
emnized at Leesville on December
26th, 1912 by which Miss Lizzie E.
Whittle became the happy bride of
Mark.M NJ Sht ally. Rev S G Ballen.ine
officiating. The young couple starts
hfe's journey together under fair skies
and favorabl: winds.
Mr.. Addison TansaEt, one of the
best farmers in the county and a
whole Ssouled gentlemen. who lives
out from Leesvile on route :, was in
town W sterdav and renewed his sub
scription. This is the 4fth year that
he has been d subscriber to the Dis
patch.
H. II. KaaiAer & Co. desire to in.
form their patrons and the public
generally that they have opened up
since the fire fresh stock Of groceries
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