The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 18, 1901, Page 8, Image 8
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, December 18. 1901. j
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PENCIL MO SCISSORS. |
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
How i9 your wood pile?
The price of eggs remain high. j
Next Wednesday is Christmas.
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V'Uri^iujaB uaue 10 jumj.
Appearances now indicate a lively
Christmas.
The turkey gobbler will soon cease
to gobble.
Last Monday was pay day at the i
factory.
No dances are reported for the !
holidays.
Farmers should still continue to j
sow grain.
Don't celebrate Christmas by getting
4tboozy."
Mr. W. P. Roof has returned home
from a trip up North.
Read Dr. Talmage's sermon on the
third page of this issue.
While em*oviner Tour Christmas
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dinner remember the poor.
The Bszaar is tbe place to buy
good things to eat for Christmas.
Make the little ones happy by !
giving them a good Christmas.
There will b9 no Christmas trees ;
by the Sunday schools in town.
Big bargains for a small sum of
money, at Leaphart & Drafts'.
The Lutheran congregation is
putting a heater in their church.
Give a man your skim milk and he j
will kick for a share of your cream.
It is pleasing to note that all the '
industries of Lexington are thriving.
Buy you a Christmas suit, overcoat
or pants from Leaphart & ;
Drafts.
The average man doesn't worry
much about the poverty of his neighbor.
The Dispatch wishes its subscribers
a merry Christmas and a happy
New Year.
The dispensary will probably do j
the largest business in town during
the holidays.
Call at E. A. Eoof s 5 and 10 cent
store when you go to buy your
Christmas goods.
Small grain, which was sown early
in the season is coming up nicely
and is looking fine.
The kind of garments women
' < it- - -1 1 _il_
speas oi ia ice piurai are musuy mo
bind they don't speak of.
Farmers hereabouts report that
the cold wave has done considerable
injury to the oat crop.
Boys remember you will find fireworks
of all kinds and fire crackers
to no end, at the Bazaar.
The small boy and the large cannon
cracker will be much in evidence
from now until after the holidays.
Clerk Samuel B. George applies
for a final discharge, as administrator
of the estate of Elijah Wingard.
a 1 r\f olrlicV* V>cfo
(JUSt ICUCUCU a il/l Ui Ditjiicu uaw,
umbrella?, etc., for Xmas.
Leaphart & Drafts.
County Treasurer, Frank W. Shealv
and family have moved to town and ;
occupy the rooms in the j lilor's bouse.
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The committee which is raising
funds to put an iron fenc9 around St (
Stephen's cemetery is meeting with ;
success.
. Next year the Dispatch will be sent 1
only to prompt, paving subscribers
We prefer to work for a less number j
and get our money.
Mr. Samuel Steel, who has been i
for sometime in Atlanta, Georgia,
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under tne treatment 01 a meuica: i
specialist, has returned home much
improved under the treatment. He
is now at Mr. I. D. Roof's.
$20 00 a month to Ladies and Gentlemen
for an hour or two's work each j
day. Send self addressed envelope
for particulars. No fake in this. Miss
Mamie Jumper, SpriDgfield, S. C.
As a special accommodation to the
taxpayers of Brcokland, Treasurer
Frank TF. Shealy went there Satur- j
day and opened his books. He
issued between eighty ana 10U re- ,
ceipts.
Buy your Christinas
at the Bazaar. j
Baby's bind.*
How many a woman dates a life of
chronic invalidism from baby's birth.
She tries "different doctors and different
medicines" with lit- :
^ tie benefit. Then, ;
fortunately her 3t- ;
JfigipEgtl tention is called to
^ ^el"ar^a^^e curcs
use of Dr. Pierce's
^ tion, and she gives
lilt, *'ie medicino a trial. '
Sg* Her experience is
^iat ninety-eight ,
\ women out of every
Wfjt0 / u \ jy hundred who use
8&r \<j> \psc "Favorite Prescription"
for womanly
tically painless. It
gives the mother strength to nurse
her child. It cures diseases peculiar to
women and cures them permanently.
There is no alcohol, opium, cocaine or j
any other narcotic in " Favorite Prescrip- j
tion." It is purely a vegetable prepara- j !
tion and cannot disagree with the weak- i
est constitution. j i
Mrs. Emerson Allen, of Dorset. Ontario Co.,
Ont.. writes: "I can truly say that I think Dr.
Pierce's medicines the best 1 "have ever used I
was in very poor health for a long time, dating 1
from the birtn of my little girl. I tried different
doctors and different medicines. I derived very .
much more benefit from your medicines than
from any other I have ever used. I took four
bottles of ' Favorite Prescription ' and three I
bottles of ' Golden Medical Discovery.' and I
always keep the ' Pellets' in the house." i
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical ' <
Adviser, paper bound, is sent free on ' ,
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr. j 1
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. j
Parties coming to town to pay ]
taxes, should not forget before leaving
home to put a do lar or so in their J ]
pocket for the Dispatch, and by no i i
means forget to call at the office <
when here and plank it down. ! j
Mr. W. J. Duffie, a prominent bookieller
of Columbia, d-ed yesterday.
He was well and favorably known in j
this county having had bosiness re- j
lations with o ir people for a number ;
of years! i
All parties indebted to me will
please pay me some money immedi- '
ately, as I am compelled to have
some. Dr. C. E. Lesphart.
Judge James M. Smith, of Columbia,
is reported as being seriously ill
at his home in that city. Mr. Smith, j
is a native of Lexington and his many
friends hope that he may weathtr
the storm and be restored to health, j
. Meetze & Son wishes to inform the
public that they propose to furnish |
them with first class Christmas j
goods at a lower price than they can j
buy anywhere else. D^n't fail to
see their stock, as it embraces a full
line of first class goods.
County Treasurer Shealy is rushed
with business these days receiving
taxe6 from belated tax payers but he j
baa is business well in hand and is
meeting the demands of the "rush"
with promptness and dispatch.
Vi TTirtto n<OT ao flin f trr?
x/uiu xxivoa ouu x/c t uv ^ tuo inu
great weather prognosticated predict
unusually severe weather for the
balance of the year, and the local
weather prophets confirm these predictions,
hence they are bound to
come to pass.
The large and handsome stock of
Christmas goods at the Bazaar must
be seen to b9 appreciated. There !
are presents for the old and young ;
and the big and little. Everybody ;
is invited to call and inspect this i
stock.
Moil Aarficv Tl r* Rlno AfAim foin
mail +jjl uuuiuiu
Joe." Harman, made his first trip to
the new post office known as Stall
yesterday. Now that the service has
been started we hope that the people
will show their appreciation of the
accommodating spirit of Uncle Sam
by liberally patronizing it.
Notice the change in the advertisement
of the Mutual Carpet Co,
Columbia. They are offering some j
extraordinary inducements to the j
Christmas trade and propose to give
away a beautiful rug. For particu- :
lars see advertisement. They have i
a large and varied stock from which
to make your selection.
"We are indebted to the Southern !
Pacific Railroad Company for a !
beautiful colored engraving of the
"Grizzly,'' one of the big trees in ;
Mariposa grove, Yosomite valley, |
California. A copy of this beautiful
engraving can be secured by sending j
10c in stamps to James Horsburg,
Jr., A. G. P. A G. A., Southern Pa- j
eific Company, San Francisco, Cal.
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Stops the Cough and Works off
the Cold. |
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets j
cure a cold io one day. No cure, no \
pay. Price 25 cents.
It K9eps t he Feet Warm and Dry
Ask to-day for Allen's Foot Ease, ?
powder. It cures Chilblains, Swol
leD, Sweating, Sore, Aching, Dam;
feet. At all druggists and thot
stores, 25c.
For Sale.
I have two very fine, well broken
oxeDP, four years old, weighing each
1200 pound. Any party needing s
very fine yoke of oxen can apply tc
me. C. 0. Corley,
Gpd New BrooklaDd, S. C.
The reliable dry goods house oi
Wm. Piatt, Columbia, is full of the
choicest goods in his line. He sells
the best line of goods for prices consistent
with quality and when yoi
purchase dry goodp, notions and mil
linery from him you can feel assured
that you have got you money's worth
Rev. J. G. Graichen, pastor of St
Stephen's church, Lexington, S. C
has returned from a visit to his nativ<
hnme. Winchester. Va. During hit
stay there he preached in the Pres
byterian church by invitation of thai
congregation, and his sermon wai
given special mention and highly
commended by the Evening Star, one
of the daily newspapers of that hos
oitable and remarkably interesting
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city.?Lutheran Vttkor.
Lovers of good dress will be de
lighted to learn that Leapbart ?
Drafts have an up-to date line oi
fashionable clothing in all the correct
styles, beautiful neckware, serviceable
overcoats, and everything in the
gents' furnishing line which are just
tbe most appropriate Christmas
present to a genteman from a lady
Call and see this &tock.
Last week we made mention thai
Representative Lever's name did noi
appear on any of the House commit
tees. We made this statement aftei
a careful persual of the list as it ap
peart d in the daily papers and die
uot find it. Since then we have re
ceived the Congressional Record anc
find that he is on too important com
mitteee, namely: Railroads and ca
nals and private land claims.
In thinking about what presents t(
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give tne memoere 01 your nouBeaoic
at Christmas remember that no mon
appropriate or acceptable presen!
can be had than a nice, warm, com
fortable and well made pair of shoes
For the best and most fashionable
shoe, in the latest style or cut, shape
and toe, go to "Lever's, The Shot
Man of Columbia, and he will sel
you shoes so cheap that you will b<
astonished.
Parties desiring the Home anc
Farm sent with the Dispatch mus
send 25 cents, cash in advance.
To select your nice Fanm
Articles for Christmas. Th<
Bazaar has just receivec
and placed upon the shel ve:
a large and handsomely as
sorted line.
Dolls,
We have ;
large stock o
Dolls which w<
mtff have s e 1 c c t e <
JcIsZ with extra care
/xv little one:
// / \ N?* will lw? 1llP5!S(><
,v with them. Ir
\J\J this gtoek an
H many of the tin
\ r est Frencli doll?
as well as tin
cheaper grades
All sizes.
Toys. Toys. Toys,
We have anything in this lint
you want, and will, therefore, 1101
attempt to enumerate. We invite
you to call, inspect this line anc
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nuiKC your wiatiun.
Fruits, INiits. Etc.
We are headquarters for these
goods, as well as for plain ane
to nnr Wlien von wanl
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goods iii these lines call at.
The Bazaar.
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"VVe wish to state to the ladies that
3 when selecting Xmas 'gifts for men
] ! that we carry the handsomest and
s ! choicest line of the most stylish ties
in town. These goods make appro- ^
?u? 1:? riTAQonfq anrt will be
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I greatly appreciated by your men folk.
An up to date line of
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Yours for Trade,
LEAPHART &
LEXINGTOr
i September 11.
IN THE |
uggies and Wag<
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lI3St STREET, COLUMBIA
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TNG BLANKETS
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WANTS SUPPLIED.
3R01HEBS,
bi'JttHiHi rs,
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ispenders, Collars and Cuffs,
Umbrellas, i
ate, Silk Handkerchiefs j
Linen Handkerchiefs,
oaerwear, Dress Shirtp, .
Clothing. j
Men's Suita from S3 00 to SlG.00. j
Youth's Suits from $2 50 to 88 00. i
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Children's Suits from $1 to $5.
NTS! PANTS! PANTS!
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anteed as to fit and finish. Slims,
,8 and regular sizes at price you ]
want. |;
A new supply of ! <
ViNTER CLOTHING !
just been received and is now
sady for your inspection. We
have suits from 75 cents up. i
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& A QUANTITY OF QUALITY, g
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|H. L. OSWALDj
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$ September 26. ^
NOTICE.
All persoms having claims
against the Estate of m. Josephine
Bartlev. deceased, will present same dcly
ittcsted to the ucdersigoed. and all indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment
to.
n. r. bartley,
Administrator. >
December 3, 1001,?3w6
Final Discharge.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
ini persons interested that i will apply to
;ae Hon. Geo. S. Drafts, Judge of Probate
n and for the County of Lexington, State
)f South Carolina, on the 27th day of Deleoiber
1901. lor a final discharge as Adninistrator
of the Estate of J. Press Linder,
deceased.
C. B. LINDLEH, Administrator.
November 27. 1901. 4w6.
LEXINGTON MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE MERCHANTS.
Bacon Hams, per i~
" 8ides. " " m
Shoulders. " 10
Butter, per ft. 20
E&srs. per doz 20
TurKeys. per lb ... s a 10
Seese. perpr 35 a 40
thickens, per head 10 a 25
Beeswax, per ft 15 a 20 M
Beef, per ft 10 a 12'*
Pork, " " 10 a 12>1
Tallow, per ft 4 a 5
Lard, per ft 11 4
Flour, perewt .. 200 a 250 X
Dorn. perbu 95 ^
Peas. " " 95
3ats. '* " 75
Fodder, per cwt tt, a so
Sweet Potatoes, per bu -'h)
i a t\
nice, per COTTON
MARKET.
Lexington.?Middling 7K.
Columbia.?Middling 7J*.
Charleston?Middling t7:.
Augusta.?Middling ?'?
NAVAL STORES.
Savannah, yesterday's market Spirits
Turpentine, firm 36 cents. Rosin, iirm.
See the Nice Presents, Etc., at
the BAZAAR, before you purchase
and you will Save Money.
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