The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 16, 1903, Page 5, Image 5
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, December 16, 1903.
Indos to New Advertisements.
Cierk's Sales?Saml. B. George.
Mortgage Sale?Walter Senn.
Shoes?M. R. Hartley & Co.
New Shoe Score?Thos. A. Boyne.
For Sale?Lee Muller.
Trespass Notice?Stack and Metz.
Trespass Notice?G. D. Franklow.
i Sale?Mrs. J A. Muller.
Holiday Pressats.
Remember The Kaufmann Drug
Company for Xmas Presents.
' The Markets.
The following is yesterday's quotathia
marbefc whif?.h 1R
MUUO OAUCpv buio ?
today's for turpentine and cotton at
the places named:
MIDDLING COTTON:
Augusta, 12?
Charleston, 12.
Columbia, 12. v
Lexington, *11J to 12.
Turpentine?Savannah, 56.
Wanted. '
Persimmon, Dogwood, Hickory,
and Holly Ljgs. Freight paid on
carload. James Cockshott, Cnarles7
ton, S. C 14.
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Masonic Notice.
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There wiil be an extra meeting of
Pomaria Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M.,
in \T iannl/1 JTa li D
bU UC UOiVi IU 1U t^UUlVJ UKU) iuuuvivj
night, 28-h December, convened to
confer the W. M. degree.
Jno C. S*ygert, W. M.
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Death.
Mr. Mike Sligh, formerly of Boiling
Springe eeotion, but for the past
month, resided at the factory here,
died last night after several weeks
illness. His remains were buried in
the cemetery here today.
Fruit Cake Ingredients.
Ladies, remember that you will
. find your fruit cake ingredients, icing
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sugar, sugar plums, etc , for making
and decorating your nice Christmas
or wedding cakes, at the Bazaar
This is a specialty with us and you
; can get ail the ideas by asking.
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Christmas Tree.
There well be a Coristmas tree at
Smith Branch school bouse, Black
Creek, on Thursday, Christmas Eve.
Exercises will begin at 1 o'clock
The public is cordially invited to at*
? ? tend.
Start in Clear.
Every one should settle their dues
they owe before ihe new year begins
and we would be-pleased to have all of
? our delinquents call or send the
amount they are due U3 for subscription
before the new year of 19GI. It
not sooner.
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A G-ood Souse.
Mr. Jacob Roberts has "jiDed'
the "Knights of the Grip'' and was
in town Monday soliciting orders for
the well known, old reliable and pop
alar house of Lorick & Lowracce, j
Columbia. From his pleasant smiles
be muBt have met with success and
will "call again."
Property Fouad.
Two bales of cotton recovered
from CoDgaree river during the
spring and shortly after the breaking
of Paoolet Mill dam. Any party or |
parties having claim to this property j
are requested to communicate with, j
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"JtL. IV?I>OX OO,
6pd New Brookland, b. C. !
Married.
On December 13tb, 1903, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.
Calvin Ballington, Mr. Ber j F. Harman
and Mies Ella Ballington, Rev.
A. R. Taylor officiating.
On December 13th, 1903, at the
home of the bride's grand-mother,
Mrs. Ann Wingard, Mr. George
Barman and Miss Annie Clark by
Rev. A. R. Taylor.
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un l^eoemoer i?kd, ivuo, vy jlvbv.
N. S. Younginer, Mr. John A. M6etz
and Miss Hafctie Coogler, of near
# Irmo, this county.
Buy your CbriBtmas presents of
furniture at Maxwell & Taylor's,
Columbia, S.. C. They bave a pretty
t v ?tock of everything you need.
Methodist Appointments.
Tbe following are the Methodist
appointments of most interest to our
readers:
Pinopolis, in Charleston District,
W. E. Barre.
Greenwood and Abbeville mills, J.
M Lawson; Kinarde, J N. Wright;
Bath, I. N Stone; Batesburg, E. E.
Hodges; Columbia?Washington St.,
M. L Carlisle; Main St., W. I. Hefl(
bert; Green St, B. S. Truesdals;
Granby aDd Richland, VV. J. snyaer;
Brookland, W. S. Henry; Leesville.
W. B Justuf; Lewiedale, J. E. Strickland;
Lexington, 0. N. Rountree;
Lexington Fork, J. L. Ray; Columbia
Female College, W. W. Daniel, preeident;
Johnsville, W. M. HardeD;
Dillion station and mills, J. D. Croufc
and J M. G^equc; Waccamaw, Allen
McFarland; Bamberg, M. W. Hook;
Swansea, G W. Dakee; Gaffney?
Buford street, J. M Steadman; Spaitanburg?Central,
E O. Watson;
Southern Curistian Advocate, W. R.
RichardsoD, editor, G. W. Waddel),
assistant editor; Jefferson, Saml. D
Bailey.
Happy Marriage.
The marriage of Miss Emmie Fox,
daughter of Mr. John J. Fox, and
Dr James J Wicgard, son of Hon.
S P Wmgard, all of our towD, on the
8 h inet/int, mentioned in our last
is^ue, was a most pleasant occasion.
The ceremony took place at the old
homestead the residence of the
hnd#-'? narpnfr. in the nreaence of a
? t ' r -- few
of their nearest friends and relatives.
The pailor and reception
rooms were handsomely decorated
with southern smilax, ferns and
palms/ The beautiful and accomplished
youDg1 bride was gowned in a
stylish traveling suit of castor cloth,
with hat to match. Rev. E. Toland
Eodges, formerly Presiding Elder of
the church of which the bride is a
member, united the happy couple.
After the ceremony, an elegant repast
was served Immediately after
(he bride and groom left on the north
bound train for. Washington and
Baltimore They will make Lexington
their future home, where Mrs.
Wingard as Miss Emmie Fox, was
one of our most popttlar youDg ladies
and Dr Wingard is a well known and
prominent physician.
Death of 0. Cromwell Able.
We were grieved to learn of the
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tragic aeam or our irienu air.
Able, of Leesville, who was killed by
the down traio, almost in front of his
residence, on Sunday afternoon abjut
6 o'clock. Mr. Able was a promiuent j
citizen of Leesvtlle, having lived there !
for years> He was actively and successfully
engaged in the mercautile
business. He wal about fifty years
ol5 and leaves a large family connection
and a host of friends to mourn
bis untimely death. Among the
latter class the Editor numbers himself.
It has been our privilege vto
know him for years and we shall j
miss his pleasant greeting when we
shall again be permitted to visit our
sister city Leesville. To those of his
family we extend the sympathy of
the Dispatch and we trust that the
soother of ail troubled souls will give
consolation to this grief stricken
family.
Slightly Injured.
Mr. Eugene Hiller, the eldest son
? t> r? tt. 11 _ ? Tr.ii.
oi ii?r. x>. x> xiuier, ox xxihuxj, uue
Dight Inst week accidentally bad bis
left hand badly injured by the explosion
of his gun.' Mr. Walter
Eieazer, of Spring Hill, met with a
similar accident while out buntiDg
rabbits, about the same time, shooting
himself in the wri6fc and shoulder.
Both of these jouog men are clever
boys and we are glad to learn that
they are doing very well.
2Tew Shoe Store.
Thomas A. Boyne, a well experiienced
man in the shoe business has
opened a new shoe store in Columbia,
opposite the post office, and invites
the people of Lexington county to
call and see him when in the city.
He has a new and up-to-date stock I
<%n/4 /)or>nnt Ka ofr?o]inrl in nrinoa
T , - To Cu
I Take Laxative Broi
3 Seven Mfifios boxes sold in post 12 n
Letter to W. P. Poof.
Lexington, S. C.
Dear Sir: Do you want to seil Devoe
lead and-zmc for your town and eountn?
The whole doctrine ol it turns on thtse
three points: |
(1) It is all paint aDd true paint;
(2) It is the strongest paint:
(3) It is lull measure.
Because it is all paint, true paint, pro- |
portioned lor strength and lull-measure,
(1) It takes least lor a job;
(2) Looks best all the time:
(3) Last longest;
(4) Gathers the trade, s.nd holds customers.
There is no such argument for any other
paint: there is no other such paint; there
is nothing but talk for any other paint
Devoe is the paint, if yon want tho facts
on your side.
The coontry is full of experiences to
bear cn your trade, if you sell Devoe.
Yours truly,
F. W. Devoe & Co..
New York.
Mr. J. C. Shealy and his daughter
were in town Monday. While Mr.
Shealy was attending to business bis
daughter was shopping. They paid
our office a pleasant call.
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In order to cut
of Shoes we are ]
tions in prices of ]
Children's Shoes.
BARGA
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Lexingt<
K HEADQUARTERS FOf
| Under
|g| for Men, Women
x All wool, wool i
p cotton garment
||| drawers for mer
i All wool, wool
H cotton, fleeced
P knit garments
^ drawers for mei
^ Wool and cot1
^ pants for wome:
m for women. Mi
if dren's "Oneita"
& all wool Balmc
pi Underskirts. L
m Sweaters, red,
jH and black.
^ Money saved i
p We save yon m<
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^ 1603 Main Street, I
|jj COLUMBIA,
re a Cold in On<
no Quinine Tablets. ^ t
Kmths. This signature, ^ '*
The Old Reliable,
in Prices and Quality. Drugs that are
pure, tlresb and properly made, and are
guaranteed. Years 01 experience assure it.
ZF-iLlLTTS J&.1T2D OILS.
Anything iu the Drug line. See my line ot
Tooth Brushes.
T. W. KINARD,
The Licensed Druggist,
LEESVJLLE, - - S. 0.
Trespass Notice.
j Notice is hereby given that all persons
| are notified not to hunt or trespass in any
! manner whatever upon the lands of the
undersigned. The law will positively be
enforced pgainst all violating this notice.
Geo S iSwyfert, Rebecca Bickley,
J. K. Swygert. Jno. A. Dreher,
Job A Swygert, B.L. Dreher,
J B Hyler, H. R. Dreher,
J. L Shuler, J. W. Dreher,
Catherine Jumper. Tbos. S. Shuler.
December 8, 1903.?4w8pd |
FOLIYSKIDNIYCUM
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
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down our stock .
cnaking big reduc- j
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and Children. |||
leeced, heavy M i
s in shirts and jp
fleeced. heavv &
ribbed and H =
, shirts and ^
ion shirts and :<&
a. Union Suits m C
sses and chil- %
brand. Ladies ^
irals. Outing |g ,
.adies all wool
white, navy M t
is money made. S [
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<77/ & on every 1
/rj?yrvtsi**> box. 25c. I
We extend to all our friends and
patrons this Happy Greeting.
WE
Also invite all to come to our
store and look through our
stock of HOLIDAY G-OODS.
We have lots of nice goods suitable
for presents.
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ii euiAi nit, i,
LEHIira-TOlT, s. c.
3. C. Able. John P. Able.
ABLE & ABLE,
LEESV1LLE, 8. O.
nov nnnnc unnnuc cnnm
um ouuuoj raununoj onucoi
FANCY AND STAPLE
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Tinware and Woodenware, Etc.
iVe carry an elegant line of Fine Dress Goods and Domestics. A select
variety of Notions, such as Trimmings, Buttons, Laces. Erabroidies,
Ribbons, EjgiDgs, Ef.c. Childrens' Clothing and Gents' Pants
that will please all. Men and boys Hats.
OUR STOCK
)f Fancy and Staple Groceries will compare with any one. Nellie King and
ether grades of best Flour, that can't be beat in quality and price.
We buy Cotton, Cotton Seed, Cross Ties and Country Produce.
30ME TO SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY.
Dec. 2, 1903?3m.
7 The Centre of Fashion
*U ^ou^ Carolina.
CLOTHING, HATS, UNDERWEAR,
SHIRTS, NECKWEAR. FANCY VESTS.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES.
all from the most reliably and fashionu^le
houses in New York City, Philadelphia.
tn Jy ? S^Sj^ts
^frtfflflrl R6l Baltimore and Chtawo.
Men's Single and Double Breasted Worsted
fe'Pt^-S Suits, 88.50. 87,50, 88.50, 810.00.
I Men's Fancy Worsted, Cheviot and Black
II i'/. ^Sfi r^ :y\ y.n'fo 41.1 nn li.) r.n *4>.i- iv?
' I I uulli,? "w.wi v 1-../V iu g^Aw,
ppjyfci I l'|| m Men's Prince Albert and Fall Dress Suits at
Iwws I ? Hid riglu pri!es'
jisMjf ffiZjjf & ?/?*,,.* V^w Large line Fine Black and Gray Overcoats.
!W K/ rm 50, $10.00, $15.00, $18.50.
M fey hTu n ' For the beys, Ages 3 to 16,
Jgr Bftf | it\2 Prmceton
JPL* * . :/ n?P9. We have a great line of Nobby Suits: $2.50,
:$?? .?4's %.fe?EJT
^ ^ tj ciJr,3-1 $4.00, $5.00, $6.50.
M. L. IilIV^L>J.l>, the Old Beliahle Clothier,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
SAVING yr~t
Combination that^will Open
WEALTH. I jggjlferA
Vhy not start an account with us and place |'|jj ^ I
your money whero it will increase steadih? ! w ;gjjfiIr
We pay 4 per cent, interest in our ij f |gj|g\
Savings Department, j ^ \
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COLUMBIA, 8. C.
Wm. H. IYLES. President. JULIUS H. WALKER, V. President
J. P. MATTHEWS, Secretary.
July 15?ly
Notice. j
A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY POSI- 1 TeSpaSS JNOtlCe.
tively forbidden to trespass upon the
mds of the undersigned by hunting or I LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIrespassing
in any manner whatever. The i\. tied not to trespass upon the lands of
tw wid be enforced against all violating the undersigned by hunting, day or night,
lis notice. fishing, takiDg wood or in any manner
H J Miller, G- F Miller, whatever, as the law will be strictly enforcMarshall
Clemens, W. F. Roof, ed against all persons trespassing upon
Noah Taylor, P W Shealy, said premises.
G. A. Shealy, A. J. tshealy, R. N. Senn, M. R. Marchant,
R. S Shealy, J. L. Shealy. Harris W. Shnll, I. M. Mathias.
November 30?4w7pd. November 20 -4w7pd.
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