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The Washington times., 1919-09-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BECAUSE or ILL-HEALTH. must dis
pose Of public stenographic office in
best building here. Net proit S2oo to
$500 monthly; will accept best offer made
Immediately. Address BOX 122, Times
Office. 10"
DRUG STORE-SpIendid corner; good
lease; large prescription trade; up to
date fixtures; sickness cause Of selling
price 81. 900. MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS'
sl5 New York ave. y. w.
PAINTING, DECORATING By frst-cIass
mechanic; estimates given; work done
promptly and we'll Write MECHANIC.
SIT 18th ST. y. ". 15'
DEIICATEsSEN STORE FOR SALE.
Price 800. sos Al st. S. w. 1o'
AUTOS FOR HIRE
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
NEW FIVE AND SEVEN PAS
SENGER TOURING CARS AND
LIMOUSINES, WITH RELIABLE
WHITE CHAUFFEURS. So AND 81
PER HOUR; ALSO TRIPS ANY
WHERE AT ANY TIME AT VERY
REASONABLE RATES.
f. +. GREGG,
Taxi Service,
1414 18th St. n. W.
Main 104 and Frank. 3J7.
AARON AUTO SERVICE,
TAXI OR TOURING.
Mrs. NJ. l. JARBoE. Mgr. Main 1851.
au25-sOt
1919 OLDSMOBILE, 7-passenEer. for hire;
by day. week or hour; also for touring
For quick service. call West 1913. Sc
TAXICABS
PHONE WEST "a
Eec-Ten blocks
7Ec-Any distance IN city proper:
shopping and touring. per hour, 3LeA
7-DeSOenEeT touring car Nr,s3rJr g per hour.
New Taxi Service Co., Inc
iyB-d
CALL MAIN 118.
Belmont Taxi Service. Anywhere Any
'"''' ~ Su13-SM
CALL FRANK. 4357
Cadillac and National cars for
touring, business.
aulo-sot
CaIl FleICG, WGSI ~
Quick service. 41.So-i2:5o per hour: II
blocks. soc; city proper. 1bc. au2-Sot
BRAND new touring car for shopping. for
touring or trips, Sl.7b per hour: two oR
more $3.50 per hour: reliable chRuffeurA
Lincoln 304l-J. Jy3l-Sot
FOB NEW TAXICABS and 5-passenEss
touring cars call Main 1909. fo3o-o
FRANKLIN so
Franklin Auto Services,
AUTOS AND TA&IS furnished for all 90 |
caHionS In and out OF city
iy2S-sot
AUTO ACCESSORIES
WAYNE OIL TANK AND PUMP co.
HONEST MEASURE PUMPS
Gasoline and oil Pumpa ]
Tanks and Storage SystemG
5I9 Washington Loan and Trust bldg.
Telephone Main l4S. au30-tf 1
nh,.. sI2g- RuienniHimw /
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

BEFORE going elsewhere. see rs. We buy
and sell cars in any condition; also We
carry In stock parts, magnetos and tires
for nearly ell makes of cars. Write or
ilO-ll2 ~ ct. s. W. Frank 23I6. auT-sOi
SEVERAL used trucks; I, 11Z, 2-ton
capacity; excellent condition. Apply
1918 4-passenger, light six, sport model,
$500. Call to 4;5O, 5l2 K st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

nALWEL1- 1sf7, tS1fHTj seed running
cfe4s CAN Sunday or Monday bet 8
10 y a. N e21 Sth 81 81 w Prank.
-. 1heg. S0lo.l Is
2AI WILL 1913. eomplsteiy oTSTb9UIS,j.
AtBe cam . baFEain- BOX II8, Times
-
dA1WEsLL tsWi9E, 1917, EnoshanIs7IIy
gs1s.l
4AHMON BOADeTEG, - Too6 T175I-SS
cSnfihon; newly painted: FOOD ffTsS.
LeaVinE ~ fsas9nabls offer refused. C1eys
-. ~ VIZ 1z'
STEARHS-KNlGHT g. DAVIS
gBo. c hcs zUTo CO. lSi5.sF HAu.
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The Washington times., 1919-09-08

STARTERS. gneFatOrs and maEnetos re-
paired; batteries inspected FREQ: PhfiS.
delphia diamond grid battery service -.
9gn. HAILBY AUTO AND ELECTRICIL,
este Gue-1ot
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
NEW AGENCY FOR LEXINGTON.

The Auto Service Station. Roy q.
Thompson, manager has secured the
agency for the Liberty Six automo-
bile and will have it on e1hfottcn at
their garage on Main street next door
to Meetze and Sons. This car has a
motor built by the same man who DE-
signed the famous Liberty motor that
was used on the American aeropianes
In Europe during the great war just
eaaed. Mr.. Thompson himself nav
ing been in the motor corps of the ar
my recognized the great ADVANTAGE
this motor could give an automopaie
and as soon as he was discharged from
the service he went to work to secure
the agency The builders recognizes
that there was virgin field for
histi grade car of moderate size anu
modest price that wohld meet All
Requirements Of those accustomed 20
the best in motor vehicles Tnere -
4 snap and feablity IN the cars acton
s;et sure and steady smoothness ei
sXhe powerful motor which Is at once
Uncommon and delightful. MIR. ThoIn-
Ason will be glad to give you a denaon
8tration anytime you call at his gar
age
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
wKIRKS SALE.

arATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington.
court of Common Pleas hsa y: -
Rsfnger, ct al Plaintiffs VS.. tnaIi'e' -
Risinger, Defendant
Rv virtue of authority vested III ihe
NV order of the Court in the above e9-
tit,ed cause. I will sell on the tirs1
Monday in February, the same oeSns
tho ard day Of said month at heSlhg-
ton s O, before the Court House door
d1,ring the legal hours of sale to the
biehest bidder the following realEt eS-
tate, to wit: o.s ~
~ All that piece parcel or tract "h
land situate lying and being IN, ffol-
low, Creek Township. in the touh'S
If Lexington and State aforesaid con-
tanning fifty nine acres. more or less
odioinine lands Of II. c. Ky2er on the
North on the east the run OF Little
Hollow Creek is the line and LANDS OF
Pierce r. Shealy, on the South os
1anas of II. c Kyzer and the said Hen
~ L. Price"
Terms of Sale: CASH. purchaser
to pay for papers revenue stamps and
recording fec.
H. L HARMON.
G. G. G. p & G. S.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
TTRsT MONDAY ssIEsDAY.

Monday was first Monday m jar dnf
.5fr and fsaggSi sa,esit.y apr 9 sstos
.1eesunsy Yespite the bitter eoi1 wea5
sfer q, s came 60 9Fsil;sssssli9E sAsl9
Tie blddisky was lively IlosGlas,
sales were made by Clerk OF CONT
Holly J.. Harman.
The Home National Bank, Assignee
Plaintiff VS. F. K. Knight ct al. DE-
PENDANTS. 81 acres formerly the pro-
pertv of Mrs. Sallie Knight; bid in by
T. C. Sturkie, atty for s575.oO.
Edie A. George ct al. VS.. w. Z. Whit
worth ct al $50 acres on Red sanh
creek sold to George Fields Tor: Soo'V-
F. A. Refo ct al Plaintiffs vs.
Freddie Drafts ct. al Defendants; one
lot IN the. town of Gilbert Hollow: sold
to G. o.. Smith for $4,000 c. s.
steedman ct al Plaintiffs vs Mrs lone
Steedman Defendant; '247 acres sold
to E. l. Asbill, atty. for ;s3o75.0o.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
CLERKS SALE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Lexington.
Ada 3. Mclaughlin in her own
right and as Administrative OF the
estate of ;. B. Mclaughlin, deceased
Plaintiff. VS.. Jesse 3. Mclaughlin, ct
al Defendants. .
4 Under and by virtue Of decretal
order in the above entitled case IN
tn Court of Common Pleas for LEX
ington County State Of South Caro-
lima, T win sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash in the
Town Of Lexington, in the County and
state aforesaid: ON sales day J, JAM
ary, 1919, which Is the 9Th day OF SAID
month, during the usual hours OF sate
the following described rsA estate
to wit: ,: c...'4 !: tssssta
-: .A,l that piece, parcel or ftsft, OF
land situate, lying and being in haSs
ington County, near Styx, contalnlns
Fifteen and one-half (15 IL acres
and is bounded as follows: North ~
lands of Daniel Shumpert; West pS
Dan;e1 Shumpert and George GLADDEN.
south by lands of c. Steele; and EaS1
shv lands of J. e. Goodwin, being 1hE
came tract of land purchased :py ing
from John M. Sightler."
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. purei'1tasaSefE ,''ts
opay for papers.
r. H. Singletary; :,
. Clerk Of Court for Lee County
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
LEGISLATURE
IN SESSION
Many New Bills Already Being
Considered.

| Three important bills were intro
: dnrcd in the State senate this morning
fThe first was by Senator Christensen
Of beaufort and fixes the salaries OF
State officers and justices Of the su-
! preme court and judges Of the circuit
court.
The second was by Senators Chris
tensen and McGhee and is a joint res
Oution to provide for the calling of
constitutional convention.
The third is by Senator Christensen
and is to amend the law with refer
ence to the assessment and equaliza-
.tion of taxes so far as it relates to tax
districts, assessors and county boards
of equalization and the time and place
for taking returns and assessing prop
erty.
Both Houses Net Promptly.
Both houses of the South Carolina
general assembly convened. promptly
at noon. today. The house of repre-
sentatives was called to order by Clerk
J. Wilson Gibbes and the senate by
Lieut. Gov. Andrew J Bethea.
The first business in both houses
Nv as tnc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oi tIS odlA ~
the new members. Every new mem
fber Of the senate was present. Sever
al members of the house were absent.
Thomas P. Cothran of Greenville
was reelected speaker. Of the house
with no opposition and J. Wilson Glib
bes, clerk. Sergeant-at-Arms Wilson
had no opposition for reelection. The
only contest was for reading clerk.
This race was between A. E.. Hutchin-
son Of Rock Hill, reading clerk for
the past four years, and s. MCGOWAN
Simpkins of Edgefield, q former read
ing clerk Hutchinson won.
None of the senate officers had any
opposition. Senator LeGrand Wal
ker of&Georgetown was reelected
president pro tenn and made a very
touching speech. Marvin M. Mann
was reelected clerk, DR.. ". S. Stokes
reading clerk Fred Schumpert, SER
geant-at-arms and Rev. Mr. Freed
chaplain,
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
CLERKS Sac.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Court OF
! Common Pleas for Lexington County
! South Carolina, hertofDre made in the
Company vs.. Douglas Realty Com
pany, H. l.. Harman G. c. G 2 and
G. S. for Lexington County, will sell
on salesday in February 1919, being
Monday the third day Of said month
during the usual hours Of sale, before
the Court. House door in the Town Of
Lexington, to the highest bidder:
"G) All those pieces, parcels and
lots of land situate, lying and being
in the County Of Lexington and in the
State Of South Carolina, designated as
lots from to 81 inclusive, on Block
No. 20, on the plat hereinafter men
toned said Block No: 20 being bound
ed on tn North by Bachelor Street;
East by. Brown Street; South by lands
now or formerly of Guignard and
West by lands of the Estate Of Hook;
same being portion of the land con-
veyed unto r A. Lancaster by Robert
L. Shuler by his deed of conveyance
dated the 18th day Of November, 1871
and recorded in the said Clerks Office
in Book 81, of Deeds, page 54S.
"(2) All those pieces parcels and
tracts of land situate, lying and being
in the County Of Lexington, and State
of South Carolina being the unsold
portion of lots containing two acres.
more or less of Block No. II on plat
herinafter mentioned, said Block No.
II being bounded on the North by
lands of said r. A. Lancaster, known
as Roosevelt Heights: East by lands
of Hawes; South by land of Columbia
Land & Investmnt Company; and
West by North Street on said plat.
The same being a portion of the tract
of land conveyed unto the said +. A.
Lancaster by w. W Hawes by his deed
of conveyance dated the 9Th day OF
May, 1912, and recorded in the SAID
Cerkes Office in Deed Book 81 page
I61. e
.The plat referred to in the fore-,
going mortgage is a plat representing
the division Of lands of the Estate OF
Iohhn r. Shuler situate in and near
the Town Of .Brookland, surveyed by
T. C. Handy May 1912.
Such sale to be made as follows:
Parcel No. /: Lots numbered to
do:11 to 20; s21 to 80; 81 to 40; Al to
81; all inclusive.
Parcel No. Q: AS a whole
Terms, of sale: Cash.
The successful bidder on each par
Gel to. deposit with the Clerk Of Court
the sunsof ten dollars as evidence OF
good faith in making the bid, ssFfalen Fflsfl J
sfaII be forfeited M case OF 9, ,sa-cofl-
l pefSre All o. ID parSs:ss
sold the aggregate sizes haye4feac sfets; g
an amount sufficient to pay the dept
of the plaintiff, with interests ana
costs, the sale will be stopped.
II. L. HARTMAN,
CCC P & G s
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
WlJf C0NVl'ENES
ON MONDAY
s.. 81; !! !. s..! .sa2.

The rSSYiiaf January term OF the
CourT as4aeaser,ai Sessions convenes
here Menaas ssEloraiiag at10:00 with
3Judge$ Atauldm presiding. sev-
era il1,yc ttazat cases are expected to be
tried All ,ais term and it is thought
court @El last Esere weeks. The
case OF ts1esnagro An1ieker for killing
a white farnaer Leysaeh in the lower
part Of tissS co9trtyN, IN all probability
Will come up at this term. Clerk of
Court Holly Harmon and Sheriff
Sim J.. M.Ner have everything in readi
ness and count viii open promptly
Monday ,asrHing at the usual time.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
JESSE MESSENGER WRITES FAITH
Err FROM BELGIUM.
Nov. -, 1918

Dear Father:
Today has been set aside as fathers
day. l wanted to write you anyway.
We have been busy since we came to
France but I have enjoyed the work.
This is the first chance have had to
tell you anything about it.
We landed in Franco July 18th. at
Brest and stayed there five days in
order to loose our hip legs" From
Brest we went to La Pal1are on one
Of the little French trains and recei-
we'd our ambulances. We were then
sent to Chateau I'hierry to work
with Evacuation Hospital No. 6 Dur
ing the three weeks we were with
Hospital No. 6, te first army was or
ganized and we We're assigned TO it
Our next place was Senopcourt with
Evacuation Hospital No s here I had
a chance to visit Verdhn and We, were
then sent to VauX-les- Palanex and
worked with Field Hospital 1e1s 1o2
103 and 104 These hospitals were
attached to the 26th Division Then
to La Islettes and Varennes with hos
pital No IA and to Dun Sun Meuse
Now we are with the Third Army
and are at Wnton Belgian The Bel.
gians areg sood too us They are dis
playing American flags everywhere.
The Germans left here last Sunday
night. Our company will leave soon
for Germany.
j We were picked because of our eff
ficiency We have had a lot of nice
things said about us One of our
officers said we hae the pick of the
ar,ny now and will have a nice trip.
e Hope you are we'll and having
good time.
-. Love to all
Jesse Walter WeSSinger
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
JOHN sWYGERT DERRICK

John swygert Derrick died Friday
night after lingering illness near
White Rock at the age Of 46 years
and was buried at Bethel (High Hid
Lutheran Church of that section sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, He was was
a native of the White Rock section
was gradu from Newberry Col
1ege in 1897 and was county superill-
tendent of education of Lexins stonH on
County for several terms
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. L'u- u
la Derrick; five children, his mother
Mrs. Amanda Derrick and the follow
ing sisters and brothers: Mrs. Gsp Gussls
Gnise, Mrs. Matte Meetze Mrs. Geor-
&c A. BoIknight Thad Z. Derrick Zen
famine F. Derrick ] Elmer Derrlck
and Leroy Derrick all Of tiissf Y asafe 8
:aneeburg aud Samusl %. pefrieis saf
Rock ssetioa, g. DerricE soi or.
Bfrooklaad.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
land THERTIETH AT
CHARLESTON If ON
SMALL TRANSPORT

Washington, Jan. S.-Corgressmar
Whaley today said that he has assur-
surances from the war department
that the Goth Division, composed OF
South Carolina and Tennessee troops
which has been designated for early
return from the war zone, would dis
embark at Charleston, in the event it
came over on any transport other
than the two largest ones.
These, he said, could not with safe
ty land at Charleston, but that all
others could and that the 30th would
come to this port if shipped on any
transport drawing 80 feet or less.
He said this division would probao-
ly be demobiiized at a camp in South
Carolina
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
NR. SMITH ASKS SUNDAY
SCI30OIS TO CONTRIBUTE.
,xington County Sunday Schoo

TO. Lexington County Sunday Schoof
Workers:
You have all no doubt seen the ap-
peal of Mr.. C. l. Shealy, County Cnalr
man for the Armenian-Syrlan Re-
lief Fund. Further comment Is uh-
necessary. 7 am writing to ask. anu
insist if you please, that every sun
day School, in Lexington County 'hNe
a special collection sunday Jan. lSth'
for this very worthy cause. Money
can be sent in with other funds III
orr section for this cause, or direct to
County Treasurer Mr.. John T. Sox'
Lexington. S. G.
I'm as much as ye have done 1t unto
one of the least of these. my brethren.
We have done it unto me-.
Cordially Yours.
S. r. Smith, Pres.
Lexington County s. S. ASSN.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
SOLDIERS WRITE
TO LOVED ONES
HNTHR BESSIE SHEALY REED
FROM HER COUSIN over


FROM HER COUSIN over
T4IERE"
Somewhere IN France.
q December II, 1918.
Deer Cousin:
received your card and was very
glad TO hear from you am we'll and
hope you all are the same. Well Bes
sic, I<guess you would like for me to
tell you all about France but ] don't
know anything much to write about.
So will just wait until get home. l
hope it wont be long. Well, I sup
pose you thought that was never
going to write to you but have been
in the hospital for almost three mon
tbs with the influenza, but now am
back to my company.
Say, do you ever here from Collie S.
or any of the boys? Well they call
this Sunny France" but I don't see
the sun once in a week.
It rains day and night and we sure
have some mud.
Wei, will close for this time. Tell
all the folks to write.
As ever yoight Haltiwanger.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
AFTER INFLUENZA.

La Grippe and other wasting dl-
seases. a reconstructive medicine Is
helpful toward the rapid recovery ol
strength and good spirit. We recon-
mend NYAII TONIC (Formula on the
package) S1.00 a bottle
HARMON DRUG co.
"Once a trial, always Nyal."
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
NoTIfE OF OPENING OF BOOKS
OF SUBSCRIPTION no THE CAP
FTAE STOCK OF TIE >B. E WIH-
IdANIS ISHARDWARE 90.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will open books Of subscrip-
tion at the store of B. e. Williams. in
the town of Swansea on Inursoay'
January 18th, at twelve o'clock m.
for subscription to the capital stock
of the B. E. Williams Hardware co.
3. E. Williams,
W III Witt.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of@Lexington. In the Pr

=
bate Court
c. M, EsRH, administrators of the
Estate of Henry Dent, deceased Plain
tiff, VS.. Maggie. Dent Beulah Leap
hart Sim LeaphaTt Hessie Leaphart,
Hubby Leapharf Tom Wingard, Katie
wingard, Idle Eingard Lucille Win
gard, Harris NFingard, Irene Dent IVA
Dent Tom Dent, Richhard Dent and
Logey Dent Defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required 30 answer the Complaint
herein, of which a. copy is herewith
served upon. you, and to serve copy
Of Your Answer on$the subscribers at
their Office at lexington, South Caro-
line, within TWENTY DAYS after the
service hereef, ,sexclusiye Of the day OF
such service, and if you fail to ans
ger the Conraaint herein within the
time saferesaad The plaintiff in this
action VII apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the Complaint.
EF1RD &sJONES
Attorneys for th : Plaintiff.
January Il f, l91 81 g.
Sg9IGEs
TO the Defea Giants :,
Beulafl Leapnart. Sim .Leaphart,
Hubby Leaphafb Tcm Dent, Richard
Dent and Eagev bert. -
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a
copy of the Summons and Conaplaint
ii, this action is now on file N the OF OF
flee Of the IND ge at Probate for sac slt.
County and state Sss;H.;s s. !.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
5NfyTyfE 10 THE PUBEIG.

5gTfsis is Ia Stesii Fy all lssrsohs asss p
ssyjjTse9 esnpsosnaentst TO or m air1ssaan of
ss;snport or hafbor In any naannner
iwhatsoever. Sonic Golson. q minor 7
years old who has left my home with
out leave or license. The law Will De
strictly enforced against any one Vlo-
'lating this notice
~. Wesley Golson,
Swansea S. G.
2y-c
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
SPECIAL, MEETING X. Of =.
THURSDAY NIGHT.

There will be special meeting OF
Lexington Lodge No. 1874 Knights OK
Pvthias Thursday night January 10.
1rhis is the regular time for instaila-
ton Of officers and full attendance
is requested. Other business OF i'm
portance will also ne transacted at
this meeting.
r. +. Roberts. 6. G.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

LETTER ;. O. HALTIWANGER
REED FROM HIS COUSIN "OvER
THERE
Somewhere in France
December Il, 1918.
Dear Cousin:
ss1I will write YOU a line or two to let
go uhear from me. am well and
z hope you allSare the same. Say,
Clando how is aunt Polly by this time
q. hope she is alright I didn't ask
anythink about 'Uncle Jost because
know he is alright.
q Well, hope you made a good crop
did you not? Well, suppose you
want to know something about Fran
ce. OF course ront know, anything
much but I am like G. S. 'Tf it is as
big the other sway as this way she is
a whopper."
Well, will close for this time as
ever.
yoight Haltiwanger.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
NOTICE.

have moved to Gilbert S. c. where
( will conduct a first class blacksmith
and repair shop. I will be pleased TO
serve the public in this line of WORK
and guarantee satisfaction. I Will
shoe horses only on Saturday.
D. Julian Roof, -
Gilbert, s. C..
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
2wc.

RANKS WILD CLOSE MONDAY. :
Monday being Lees, birthday and
legal holiday both the Bank of Yves
tern Carolina and The Home Nation
al Bank will be closed.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

CHICKEN STEW, FISH FRYE AND
CAKE Walk. 49,.
There will be a chicken stew, fish
frv cake walk, etc, at Sharp's Hill
school house Saturday night January
Is, 1919.
public. is cordially invited. nice
time and lots Of fun, promised to all
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

81 Just received a lot of one and two
horse studebaker wagons. Also stalk
suffers, and disc harrows, which Ws
pffer to the public at right prices.
4 Barre Hardware CO.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

BOX PARTY AND CAkT' WALn.
There will be a box party cake walk
probably cream and cake and other
amusements at CASTOR school house
on Saturday night beginning at f:So
January 1s, 1919. The public is cor
diallv invited to attend and the ladles
bring well filled boxes. Tne proceeos
! to go for the benefit OF the cnurch. emu ;a'
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
For SAFE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at my home at the old Barr place
near Barr's Landing on SATURDAY
january 25th at II o'clock the foiio"
I'm gproperty: l mule, COW ana
calf, 200 bus. corn. 5000 Fbs. long 1000
d single wagon, 1 double wagon.
esauggies, plow stocks cultivators ana
sother farming implements etc.
FERNS Of sale cash.
4{ u. LINDLER.
i Lexington Rt. ;.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15

FOR SALE-One Ford Touring
Car, in first class condition. First
check for $375.00 will get car
A. c.. Corder
Lexington, S. c.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-15
sfxen eys FOR the F. taint
Sc

give entple 90 4 9lste or in any manner
harbor Iny-s6n Jonnie Ross a. minor
Of the age Of Is years the said Jonnle
Ross having lett my home without
leave or license: All person violating
this notice will be dealt with accor-
ding to law.
J. S. ROSS,
Swansea S. c.,