The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 12, 1902, Image 1
ITHE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
Wf & Representative aeurspaper. Bnuers Lexington and the feorders of the Surrounding Bounties tike a glanhet.
VOL. XXXIII LEXINGTON S. C., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1902. >0. 1
GLOBE DBY GOODS COBTAMY,
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L. , Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention.
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L WHAT IS *
I CLEMEIVrTITE?
ITS A PAINT.
' WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
J 8>od for Cottages, Warehouses.
Birne, F?oeeet etc, etc. I s
cheap sod it is good.
t WRICAMOUGITIT!
FROM THE
IHK'fPLYCO
615 PLAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, - - S. C.
October *-*8?iy.
G. M. Efibd. F. E. DREHEB
EFIRD & DREHER,
Attorneys at Law.
i LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THI
Courts Basiaess solicited. On*
cqumber of the firm will always be at office j
Lexington, S. C
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The Mutual
EVERYBODY
2TO TROUBLE TC
No matter what you want we have it, t
ings. Everything n<
Shdes, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mai
and if we can't supply you we will
? from 7 a. m.
I^AU cash sales of $10 and ov
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Belmar Dots.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Werty, of
E beredge, spent Saturday night ai d
Sunday at Mr. A. L Eargle's.
Mr. Jacob L. Sbealy speDt Saturday
night with his uncle, Mr. S. D.
Shealy, of the Lorena section.
Mr. Boddie B>berts and sister, of
the Cedar Grova section, spent yesterday
evening at Mr. I P E*rgle'e
Mr. J. C. Oiughman is visiting
relatives and friends in Terrell
county, Georgia
Maaara A T.. and H. E Earele j
have purchased a pea thresher.
The public term of the Delmar
G'aded school opened last Monday.
The enrollment is about 60. Prof
Quattlebaum is being assisted by
Mr. W. S Croat, of Dupler.
Mr. John W Baileutme, a prominent
young man of this section, but
now in the senior class of N w berry
! college, has been elected president of
! the Y. M C A, of that institution.
Best wishes for you John.
It was oar privilege to attend the
the Children's Day exercises at
TT--:? ?k??Ah Kutnrduv ovutiino nnH
UU1UU UUUIUU WBKUIUIIJ vivu.M|^ ?? ?
listen to some v?rv good recitations
delivered by some of the larger members
ot the Sunday school They
all deserve credit for the manner in
which they recited. Hon J. B.
Towill was present and delivered
very impressive remarks. We would
have been glad to have heard the
exercises in the morning, but duty
would not permit.
Mr J S. Sanford has moved to
Mr.. Owen Cannon's. We gladly
welcome him in our midst.
There will be Children's Day exercises
at Mt. Hebron church next
7
Saturday. Everybody is respectfully
invited to attend. There will
be a picnic dinner on the grounds
and everybody is requested to bring
well filled baskets to belp to supply
the wants of tbe inner man.
Loyd.
November 10, 1902.
Dots from Savilla.
To tbe Editor ot tne Dispatch:
The health of 6ur community is
very good at present. ?
We are glad to state that Master
Heber Ballentine is out again and is
gaining strength very fast after a
very long spell of fever.
The Mt. Pleasant congregation
met l?st Suoday fur the purpose of
F
IS IMLeO!
) SHOW GOODS!!!
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bat is in the way of House jFurnish3W
and up-to-date. i
ttings. Just ask for what yo<n want
?nmfl mrw nam- it. Store 01P6U
to 7 p. m. }
er shipped free of freight^?
LRPET CO.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
practicing for Cnildren's Day, wbicb
will come off the next fourth Satur
day. We hope aDd trust that there
will be much good manifested.
Mr. W. D Harman, who has beeD
staying at Batesburg, is now work
ing at the blacksmith shop of Mr
W 0 Steele.
The school at Pineville Academy,
under the care of Mr. Smith is
getting along nicelv.
Miss Lottie MeGrady, of Richland,
is visiting in this section. She wilt
perhaps make this section her home
Mr T. Rorman nnw emnlov
ed as nigbtwafccoman at B*tesburg.
Mr W 0. Steele is bus^^^ith bis
blacksmith shop and ginS^H He
bas ginned about 150 bales tnre sea
son.
There was a big serenade in the
Priceville section last week They
must have bad a large crowd owing
to the noi-e they made.
Mr. J E. Hook bas purchased him
a track of laud in the sand hills. He
says that he will move in the near
future. Though we regret to say
that we are going to lose a good
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neignDor, yet we are g?au &u bbjt iuai
one will be added to the sand hills.
Mrs. G D Franklow made a vibifc
to her father's, Mr. A M. Long, last
week.
Mr. Lather Black is progressing
nicely at Leesville College.
We are glad to know that Mr.
John Leaphart is improving very
nicely from the wound received by
getting hie leg broke some time ago.
Mr D. A Hendrix has been quite
sick for the past few days, but at
this writing is some better.
Some of onr folks are having some
pork and sausages now-a-days.
Mr. D. A. Hendrix, one of our
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Close neig Doors speaKs oi moving to
Arkansas for the next season
Mach success to the Dispatch.
Jack.
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Summit Letter.
To the Editor of toe D ispatcb:
The weather is slowly twkiog up
the winter program Light frosts
have been t?een around here for the
past several mornings
The school at this place is pro- t
greasing nicely under the manage- j
ment of Prof John E Hood (
Supt G ffit.D, of the State Peni H
ten? ry, was in town last Saturday.
Carpenters are still at wo k on the c
McG'ady dwelling The house was t
recently purchased by Messrs. Hart c
ley Be oh., and tbey are having i< f
thoroughly ov-rbauled. <
Mrs G G Black, of Columbia, is t
Visitlug relatives and friends in this \
section. <
Several of our people have been g
digging sweet potatoes tbe past <
week Tbeir report is that tbe ]
yield is, so far, fairly good ]
Dr J P. Price, tbe practical and ]
scientific traveliug opticim, was in ,
town a few days of last week. t
Mr. Wade L >ng, of the Hollow
Creek section, was in town a short
while Saturday last.
Si.me of our gallant boys have i
emelt the sweet and lovely orange
blossoms aDd have already equipped J
l< oisr
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;o Town and see
jy are selling
NO NOTIONS.
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themselves with rapid horses and
elegant buggies. uIa time cf peace
prepare for war"?good idea too.
Mr. N Henry Hite, of near here,
spent a short time with us a few days
ago.
Mr. Paul S. Lewie, of Batesburg,
was a welcome visitor "in our town
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. A)l?-n HarmaD and family, of
Lexington, spent Saturday night
with his brother, Mr. Oiin Harman,
>f this place.
Mr. D H Price attended the
Children's Day exercises at Union
Evangelical Lutheran church on the
3 th
Dr. James P. Drafts, of Lorena,
jne of our rising young physicians,
was in town a tew days since attendng
the sick.
Joe Allen.
A Fine Watch. Free.
To advertise our new washing blue
ve will present (FKJbjili) a guarantee!
watch, fine movement, in Dickie
*H6e, to any one selling 24 boxes of
;be blue at ten cents a box. This is
.be beet blueing on tbe market toda>
md sells at sight. Oa receipt of
rour name and address we will send
rou the blueing all charges prepaid.
Tbe James W. Pickens Co,
116 Easr 18 n street,
lw New York City.
A Sacred Cause.
The committee baviug in charge
be erection of the iron fence around
it. Stephen's cemetery have pur
;hased the fence at a cost of $630
tod tbey lack $150 to pay for it.
Chey earnestly appeal to the citizens
>f Lexington arid surrounding county
to make up this amount. Small
>r large contributions will be thankully
received Those desiring to
sontribute, either from residents of
he town or from those living else
vhere, who have loved ones sleeping
within that hallowed enclosure, can
tend the amount to either Messrs.
Scott Hendrix, T. P. Meetze, G M
flarmaD, Dr J J. Wingard, W. P.
Efc >of, W W Barre and Dr Julian
E. Kaufmann. soon as the fence
>4 cnmnlAlftH t,h? nf thp nnn
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;ributors to this worthy cause will be
jublished.
Black Langsban aDd White Leghorn
chickf?the blue ribbon strain
?for sale at reasonable prices at the
Bazaar.
WHEN IN
REMEMBER THAT CO!
SHOES AT THE
STEW SHOES ~AI
EVERY SHOE
GUARAI
Cohen's SI
I 636 MAIN ST.,
$?? US FOR SHOES 1
ST Buy your S' oe < from Cohen and
December 19
THE OLD RELIABLE
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PQWBJtn
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Smith Branch School Dots.
The Smith Branch school has reopened
for the winter session.
Many farmers are busy gathering
in the products from their fruitful
fields. Therefore, tbe attendance
during the past month has not been
what the faithful teacher and trustees
desire.
Austin Berry, Grover Gantt, Cleo
Smith, May Rish, Judson Berry,
Maude Clark, Ethel Smith and
Jennings Gantt have been present
each day. T.
To the Public. .
I wish to inform the public that m
my store is chocked full of bargains m
in every line. Fresh goods coming U
in every day and going at prices that
it will hart you to miss It will just )
simply break your heart if you fail
to secure some of these bargains.
We have a little special in shirts for
a few days. Theee we have marked
down and if you can fiud your size,
yoS get them at wholesale cost.
Now don't all come the same day, if
you do, we can't wait on you
H. L Oswald.
A Painful Accident.
While on her way to church last
Sunday morning, Mrs Emaline
Draf a, wife of George S Drafts, E.?q.,
Probate Judge fell, by stepping on
some obstruction, wnile ia front of
the couifc house, and broke her arm
at the wrist. Medical assistance was 1
immediately secured and the broken j
bone was set. The lady is now suffering
very mucn air hough no serious
I results are anticipated.
"WANT OF
TEH SHOES
HEN SELLS THE BEST
LOWEST PRICES.
Siting- daily!
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SOLD WITH A
tfTEE AT
toe Store,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
WMIEJY IJV OUR CITY.
get a school bag for your children free.