The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 27, 1901, Page 8, Image 8
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday. November 27, 1901.
PIML INI) SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
The weather continues fair.
Overcoats are now fashionable.
A great deal of krout has been put
to pickle.
New goods at reduced prices at,
Leaphart & Drafts.
Christmas tide with its usual
pleasures, will soon be here.
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Tbe mercnams are oegmuiug
get in their Christmas wares.
A nice line of winter dress goods
has been received at, Meetze & Son.
After January 1st, 1902, Mr. 0.
3. Addy will have charge.of the post
cfice at Number.
Before you buy any fancy articles
for Christmas, see what the Bazaar
has in stock.
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-liODCiay js jlyeueuiuct oaitouaj.
There are several tracts of laud advertised
to be sold by the Clerk of
Court.
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Mr. John M. Stuart, of Columbia,
and a Mies Coogler. of Irmo, will be
married at the home of the latter in
Irmo today.
A bargain can be had in a high
grade bicycle, in first class condition,
by spying at this office.
The davs are approaching their
winter solstice, when the days will
he at their shortest and the nights
their longest.
Mr. John E. Hood, formerly of
Irene, a prominent pedagog, was in
town last week and gave us a pleasant
call.
Serviceable shoes, whose wearing
qualities are unexcelled, at ilee'ze
Son.
"Blind Tom." the wonderful mu
sical genius, gave one of his musical
concerts in Roof's Opera House last
Saturday evening.
The many friends of Sir. John H.
Meetze will be pleased to learn that
be still continues to improve and
:hat the crisis has passed.
New bargains every day at, E. A.
Roof's 5 and 10 Cent Store, in Eallentine's
building,' next door to the
Parlor Restaurant.
A tribe of gypsies were encamped
near the fair grounds last week. They
left for other parts Monday, after
swapping several horses.
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Mr. JLSaian X10WH.ru iias jjmcuaocu
the Long cottage on Corley street
near St Stephen's cemetery and will
occupy it after the holidays.
It is announced that the Rev. J.
G. Graichen will fill his appointments
at St. Stephen's Evangelical
Lutheran church next Sunday.
First class blacksmiths and wheelwrights
use none but first class
materials. T. B Aughtry & Co,
Columbia, keep none but first class
materials.
The schedule of the trains arriving
and departing to and from this place
have been changed. We have not as
yet been informed as to the time.
Rev. W. D. Quick will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour, this being
31s regular appointment at this place.
Come and inspect our line of clothing
before buyiDg. We guarantee to
give you better bargains than you
can get elsewhere.
Leaphart & Drafts.
Iiev. Dr. Wilkin9, pastor of the
Batesburg Baptist church, preached
at the Baptist church in this place
last evening to a highly delighted
congregation.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving T>ay.
Keep the dav in grateful remembrance
of the bounteous gifts bestowed
upon you by a benificent
Heavenly Father.
When you need anything in the
hardware line call on or write T. 13.
Aughtry k Co., Columbia, who have
the best line at the most reasonable
prices.
Besides the real estate advertised
for sale in the Dispatch on Monday,
by Clerk Saml. B. George, be will
also sell the Levi Hartley place, !)5
acres, near Batesburg. Terms onehalf
cash, balance on a credit of one
year with interest from day of sale.
."WHIZ I!
WALK A MILE"
Is a laconic definition of a toboggan ride.
: It's quick work going down the slide, i
hut it's a long climb back to the starting :
point. It is very much that way with
health; it is quickly lost and slowly
nngnmB^regained. When
the first symptoms [
?' health ap- i
.J Pear> proper care j
may prevent the
M| 3^"* descent to utter
j1 /' weakness and debil
complication of dis"-orders
k nown as
general debility has
' *t5 crig'-n ,n a dis- i
eased condition of j
It^curc^ thro^h^ thc^
! hoi in the " Discovery,*' neither opiuin,
; cocaine nor other narcotic.
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' "i wa> an iim uwnu, hum ?
sharp darting pains all through me: head and j
back ache every day." writes Mrs. Frank Caswell,
of Salamanca, X. Y. "I was also troubled i
with a distressed feeling in the stomach and pain ;
j in front of the hip bones. I had a severe cough \
and it nearly killed me to draw a long breath, .
I was so sore through my lungs.
"I wrote to Dr. Pierce, telling my symptoms j
; as near as I could. He sent me a very kind
letter, advising me to try his medicines, which
I did. and l>ef<>re I had taken them a week I 1
was decidedlv better. I took two bottles of the I
j ' Golden Medical Discovert-' and two of the Ka- I
vorite Prescription.' and am sure T never felt j
better in my life than when I quit taking them." j
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a cure j
i for biliousness.
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Our people certainly must believe
I in fruit culture, as there were reore
! sentatives of two nurseries bere j
, recently with large consignments of J
trees.
By special invitation Hon. J. Wm.
Thurmond went to Irmo last Satur- ]
day to consult with tax payers of the
three townships with a view of test- i
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iDg the validity of the railroad tax 1
; in the courts. i
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Miss Ellen Hendrix is teaching a
J flourishing school at Charter Oak. j
! Miss Eilen is one of Lexington's ;
i most accomplished teachers and is
i deservedly popular with the children
and natrons wherever she has taught. \
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See the new advertisement of W.
F. Furtick, Columbia. He means ,
what he says in it and you can buy
staple goods at your own figures. \
They must go at any price.
The devil remarked the other day
to the religious editor that if any
woman was ever foolish enough to j
really explain her reasons for things i
j to a man she would lose her power .
, over him.
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A full line of shoes for men, - wo- j
men and children, in the latest fash!
ionable shapes and toes, are kept by j
M. R. Hartley & Co, at the Lexington
Depot. These shoes, with proper i
care, will outwear any other make.
The Lexington Lumber Company
made a new departure Monday night, j
which is an evidence that the com- j
pany is in a properous condition. J
j It kept its force working until late in !
the night, so as to keep up with its :
orders.
See the new advertisement of
i Julian E. Kaufmann, "The Druggist,"
in this issue. He offers an ex- !
' cellent bill of fare for purchasers of
Christmas presents. Read it and j
call and inspect his stock.
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Hon. A. Frank Lever informs us
that the additional Free Rural De!
livery service from Cope and Lees- j
; ville will be ordered estabiisnea, .
: effpcUve February 1st, 1902, the 4
? earliest possible data on which this j
' service can be inaugurated.
Call to see H. L. Oswald when !
i you are in town purchasing dry
; goods, shoes, etc., for winter. He !
will sell them to you right. Good >
goods at bottom prices is his motto.
Don't fail to see him.
Mrs. J. A Krentzlin, of Washing1
ton, D. C, Mrs. Chas. B. Harman, of
Augusta, Ga., and Mrs. W. H. Wolfe,
' of Columbia, S. C, who have been at
the bedside of their father, Mr. John
H. Meetze, have returned to their
respective hemes.
Ladies wanted to do writing in J
their homc-s. Salary $20 per month.
! Send stamped envelope for particulars.
Ora Lee Thomasson, ' .
*-"1 T?rir?tr Hill. S. C. i
i Tbe best and cheapest line of
; clothing, can be found at M. R.
Hartley & Go's., at Lexington Depot.
' Style, fit and price guaranteed. If
i you wish to purchase anything in
this line call and see this stock be- \
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j fore buying.
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To select your nice Fancy i
Articles for Christinas. The j
Bazaar has just, received i
and placed upon the shelves j
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it luigc aiiuiittiiviruiutn 410 r
sorted line of
Fancy China,
Consisting of everything
suitable for a present from
a 5 cent Mug to the Finest
China that is made in
'Germany. This is beyond
dispute the finest and pret- I .
tiest line of these goods '
ever seen in Lexington. !
The latest stylesand shapes j
in
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Glassware
is now open for your in- |
spection. In this line are !
many articles that are of
every day use in the house- 1
hold. These goods are in j
handsomely painted de !
signs as well as in plain ;
ware. j
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Do not. I
buy anything in the <ilass t
or Chinaware line before 1
you see this carefully selected
stock because every- j
thing is marked at the :
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lowest possible figures.
Dolls, i
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~ We have a '
large stock of j
ill- '
Dolls which we j
wltS have s e 1 e c t c d j
with extra care.
The little ones i
/f / "X will be pleased
with them. In 1
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njj many of the fin- j
M[/ est French dolls j
as well as. the
cheaper grades, j
All sizes.
Toys. Toys. Toys.
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We have anything in this line
you want, and will, therefore, not
attempt to enumerate. We invite
you to eall. inspect this line and
make your selection.
Fruits, \iits. Etc. !
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We are headquarters for those
goods, as well as for plain and
fancy candies. When you want
goods in these lines call at.
The Bazaar.;
Mr. A. T. Frazee, who resided in I
this place at one limp, was in town i
Thursday and gave us a pleasant \
call. He was returning: to his home ;
at Erookland from Red Bank, where !
he had been to convey the corpse of ,
a child which had been accidentally .
burned to death. Abe was looking j
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fat and hearty and was as lively as {
ever.
WANTED?$20 per month to i
ladies for an hour or two writing }
each day. Can get the work at j
once. Prompt pay. If can write, j
send me self-addressed stamped en- j
velope and get full particulars. Ad- i
dress, Miss Sallie C. Zobel, 1227 !
Taylor street, Columbia, S. C. pd j
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83 We have opened
?2 repository with 100
?5 on hand. These ;
Us goods.
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m listen! Graceful in Outl
(ft3t mProj>ortion!!! Everything tli
in Huggy Styles. \Ve have t
^ W all the Colors irom tne "J.iin
Qc Crimson Red.
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Cw You are invited to call and inspect the nicest Bug,
| GREGORY-RHEA MUi
?3 1115 PLAIN STREET, COLUMBI.
February 14 -ly.
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^ <2$ Pekfkct Fit. v. I
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\ No b?'tt<T Corset Oil a J
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i \ ioo'(ia"i(rt>k:e.L)' Ku-ry IvX I
\ . 1 nRV^c part of lV) $T?A > LOW BUST
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I are made by experienced employees under suo-.r/ision of experienced ia"
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spectors, and every Corset is tested btlore packing :mu ou.\.
jF. 1ST. COE3ETS
v>itii Ccrk protected Rust proof Clasps trim 7~> cents to ?-3.00, and v.ill be
pleased to have you try them, and will vetand money if not satisfied.
McCREEEY BBOTEEttS,
MAIN AND BLANDING STREETS,
COLUMBIA, - - - IS. C.
October ?ly. I
A COMPLETE LINE OF ^
Neckwear,
Collars, Cuffs, /rN ^
Cloves, Shirts,
Handkerchiefs, i
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Suspenders. f-u jl.?
' K I- ' p- " pfl
Underwear, JpJ. P -L ^ . 01 /0^x
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Shoes, 4/ L- f i a <? X1 Ws
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Hosiery, Etc., ^
At Prices That Can't Be Beaten.
The Best Line In Town.
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A lMS^TOh PAN i 5! FAN I a: ram o:
* Guaranteed as to fit and finish. Slims,
^ stouts aD(* r^ular sizes at price jou
A new supply of
f'W^IZJ^ FALL cloth,ng
_ Has just been received and is now
... ,'w ymjjBK&Sft*'* ready for your inspection. We
'* S'*? ^aV0 SU^8 From ^ cen*8 UP*
Hamilton-Carhart's Celebrated Overalls.
Yours for Trade.
LEAPHART & DRAFTS,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
September i 1.
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? think only of the price and never ?
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$ a happy combination. ?
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|H. 1. OSWALD,!
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/X September 26. ^
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I WILL SELL AT HILTON. S. C., ON
December 30. at 10 o'clock a. in., to the
highest bidder at pnblic ontcry, the following
named R-s.il Estate and Personal Property
: 11 acre of land, containing four
buildings, viz: one residence, one blacksmith
shop 20x30 feet. One doable story
work shop 24x00 feet. One grist mill
house, one gin house: also one saw mill,
one grist mill, one la:b mill, one 23 horse
boiler with 20-horse engine, one 10-horse
; boiler with 10-hor.se engine and shop tools
: both for iron and wood work. Each lot of
i lool.s enumerated will be sold separately.
' This is a splendid opening for a. me!
cliauical or other business enterprise.
I Come to the sale.
J. E. KOON.
i November 20, 1901,
Notice Trespassers.
\ LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOT!- '
I J\. lied not to hunt, lish. haul wood or
I trespass in any manner whatever on our
j lands, adjoining each other, with separate
lands, and that the law will be enlorced
against ail trespassers. Signed,
J. J. MI LLER. GESERD MULLER,
W. H. MULLER, H. L. MULLER,
i M. L. BAKER. H. C. GEiGEK.
LEVIN IV GEIGEK.
November 20. 1001. 4w5pd.
! ARE YOU SICK,
SLFFEEE1\4?.
AND NEED
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lv<ES3DICI2SrE! ?
If so, you will find in the Drug
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1 anu IVieUIUlllC i uhvih c* l
the Bazaar, Standard Medi;
cines for all Complaints,
Diseases, Etc., which will
crivp rplifif and cure vou.
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