The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 16, 1904, Page 8, Image 8
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, March 16, 1904.
PE2TCIL A2TD SCISSOHS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
The fruit trees are in full bloom.
The March winds raged high yesterday.
Look out for the measles. They are
raging.
Our space is very much crowded this
"week.
Read the ad. of the Lexington Department
Store.
New (roods! New (hxxls! Just received
at Ballentine & Co's.
We are having a touch of winter
weather again.
Absolute safety is the }X)liey of The
Home Bank.
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Dr. Brown, the optician, is registered at
the Kaminer Hotel.
Some of our farmers have and are
still planting: corn.
When can we expect t-liat cart wheel
70U owe us to come in?
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Our market is well supplied with beef,
pork, pudding and sausage.
You can oi>en an account with The
Home Bank with only $1.00
Next to the farmers the candidates are
about the busiest class of our citizens. j
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Our railroad schedules are now the
most convenent we have had in years.
Spring line of shoes, hats, clothing,
etc., at Ballentine & Oo's-^
Col. M. D. Harinan and wife returned
yesterday from a pleasant trip to Florida.
The Home Bank loans money in small
or large amounts on guxl security.
?SF~JL'aKe lour t>eei maes ro v . r>.
Lindler. Selwood, Lexington Co.. S. 0.
Mr. G. W. Richard was in town Friday i
and called in and left a dollar for h* !
paper.
Anything in the lace or trimming line
at, L. E. M. Smoak's
Many loads of fertilizers were hauled
through our streets Monday and yesterday.
See notice to Debtors and Creditors in
this issue of the Estate of Jacob Xeisler.
deceased.
^ Get a Safety Deposit Box. at The Home
Bank for your valuable jiajjers.
That overcoat you have laid aside will
be comfortably used again before the
swallows come.
Bring your cotton seed to W. P. Root.
He is paying the highest market price
for them.
Cheapest and best place to buy your
goodsisat, L. E. M. Smoak's.
What we want to see is a handsome
brick building on every vacant lot on
Main street.
We understand that wedding bells will
ring in this con: inanity this alternoon.
Who can it be?
Mrs. Ethel Snyder, of Tampa. Fia.. is
visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs. M. D.
Harrnan of this place.
Attractive line of spring and summer
g^ods at right prices at, L. E. M. Smoak's.
Electric power, electric lights and
electric street cars are some of the probabilities
for Lexington.
Mr. D. J. Roof, who resides near
Brookland. called to see us yesterday
while in town on business.
Miss Bertha Seay. -of Providence, is
pursuing her studies at the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute.
Those who have vacant lots should
improve them by erecting dwellings and
stores. They are in demand.
The Meetze murder is still an unexplained
mystery and will probably remain
so until the end of time.
Mr. David Frauklow. prompt in all
dealings, was m town mursaay rraamg
and did not forget the printers.
Dr. Oliveros. the eye specialist, informs
his patrons and friends of his alisence
from -Columbia vuitil April rhh. |
The town council publishes an ordinance
in this issue relative to street duty.
It should be read by every citizen.
The County Board of Equalization
will meet in the Auditor's office in this
town next Tuesdav, tin' "Pind inst.
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Mr. David Slmmpert and his faniilv i
spent Sunday over the river with his |
wife's people and returned Monday.
Mr. G. K. Lewis was in town Satur- j
day trading, etc.. and dropped in ro see i
us and planked down his subscription. j
Miss Hessie Harnian. of Providence,
"has entered the Palmetto Collegia re In- i
stitute. and boards wirh the principal. i
Miss Clam Sawyer, win> is teaching a J
flourishing school af Edmund, visited |
relatives in town Saturdav and Sunday, i
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Miss Mary, an accomplished daughter i
of Mr. J. C. Swvirerf. of Peak, is visiting j
her sister. Mrs. J. (\ Hoi>e. in this place. j
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Just received a larjre shipment of flour i
that I lxm?rht l>efore the advance and I
can sell at low figures. L. P.M. Smoak.
We have l?y no means abandoned the i
projiosition of having Saluda river spin- j
ned by a free bridge. Just wait and i
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Pay for your paper if you want it
continued.
The time for payment of taxes has expired
and now executions will be issued. The
Treasurer tells us there are a number of
delinquents.
Mr. John W. Harsey. now of Faleo.
Alabama, remits by mail his subscription.
John is doiiig well and we are
glad to know it.
The red painted front of the new
chxro w nf TV-?rl
tlt'LJClA HAl^AJLl; r*LVX V- lO lUilivtm ? v \ 'A
hot bargains within. Call and you will
not bo deceived.
George R. Rembert. Esq.. of Columbia,
who will be a candidate for Solicitor
from this Circuit, called in to see us
Saturday.
Contractor Campbell, with a force of
hands, is put-ting the Judge Boozer old
homestead, on upper Main street, in
thorough repair.
Embroideries! Embroideries! At a
very low price at Ballentine & Co's.
Mrs, Carrie I/irick has applied to the
Probate court for Letters of Administration
of the Estate of John \V, Meetze
on the 29th day of March next.
An-up-to-date st<x*k of dry g<x>d can be
found at Meetze & Son. They keep a
big st<x*k and very low prices. Call to
see this stock before von huv.
FRESH GARDEN SEED AT THE BAZAAR.
Mr. M. K. Kaminer. of Switzerneek,
was hero Thursday looking after the
Estate of his father. Tlios. L. Kaminer.
and made, us a pleasant visit.
A gentleman of influence in the financial
world, is prepared to take a large
block of shares in a new cotton mill at
this place. Who will be the next?
The "members of the County Pension
Board are to be commended for the very
satisfactory manner in which they have
discharged their very trying duties.
Mr. J. B. Steele will be in the Fork uext
week with his show of moving pictures
and talking machine, Call to see it and
you will be pleased. 19pd.
Mr. James Caughman, one of our
substantial citizens, while in town
Monday trading did not fail to call and
leave a dollar to help grease the press.
Cur friend J. M. Horuer, now of
Canton, (hi., being delighted with t^e
i-T a* r\: i...i a.
WeefcU> \lMlh 1)1 liie -L/iSpU UJI SeilllS US
by mail his renewal for another year.
Ladies, if you wish a beautiful Easter
dress, ready made skirts, call and inspect
the beautiful line at Ballentine & Go's
Samuel P. Roof, a live chip from the
old block, is making sales of substantial
wagons and fine buggies., Several were
carried away Monday and yesterday.
Mr. E. H. Lewis, one of Edisto's industrious
and successfull farmers, was
in town Thursday on business and he
promptly stepped in and renewed his
paper.
As administrator, Clerk. Samuel B.
George, has applied to Judge of Probate.
Geo. S. Drafts, for a final discharge of
the Estate of Jesse K. Dooley, on the
14th day of April.
Mr. G. R. Smith, formerly one of our
citizens, but now of Lennon, Fla., sends
his subscription, appreciating our efforts
to please and welcomes the Dispatch
every week,
Mr. W. E. Lee Kvzer, who rightly
thinks "time is money." was in town
Friday trading, took time to drop in to
see us and promptly paid in advance for
his paper.
The County Commissioners should
notice the danjrer in jiersons crossing the
dam across factory ]>ond and have sufficient
railing on Ixith sides of this dam
erected.
Mr. A. S. Frick was in town Staturdav
and made us a pleasant visit. He not
only paid for his paper but also brought
a dollar for a neighbor. Let others
follow Mr. Frick's example and we'll
all feel better.
Attention is directed to the administrator's
sale published in this issue of
the Estate of John W. Meetze. which
takes place on the ">Wth iiist.. at the
L orick place, near Lorick's ferry.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
An application lias been made to Probate
Judire. George S. Drafts, for letters
of administration on the Estate of Wm.
(4. Crout. The hearing will lie held oil
the :>Oth day of March.
Mr. .T. Sebastian Meetze. a prominent
citizen of White Ro< k. was in town today
+'<\T fill lmviui.il I\f lil'iromrlii.' .1,111 T7.
in tin* Palmeiro Collegiate Institute.
His son boards with Mr. J. M. Craps.
WANTED?Seed Sweet Potatoes,
Bunch or Vim-less. (feorgia Berks or
Pumjikin Yams.
D>rick cV Jjowranee.
<'olumbia. S. I\
Miss Belle Hooker, who has been
teaching near Leesville. closed her
school last week and went to visit her
parents, at Kastover. but will return to
enter the Palmetto Collegiate Institute
next Week.
Mr. Jacob Wingard, one of our best
citizens, a true old Coiifed and a friend
of ours, was here Saturday, and as he
usually does, called in and promptly,
renewed his Dispatch and the Home and
Farm for another year.
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The walking* sick, what
a crowd of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to cro to bed.
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"Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
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means?long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott's Emulsion. For the
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need Scott's Emulsion.
It makes new flesh and
eives new life to the weak
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system.
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Scott's Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinarv food.
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Scott's Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
1 - We will be glad
A to send you a few
7jkjfg? doses free.
5C0TT & BOWNE,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
50c. and $1; all druggists.
No Gloss Carriage Paint Made
will wear as long a6 Devoe's No
others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weighs 3 to 8 ouDces more
to the pint. Sold by the Kaufmann
Drug Co.
Horehound, Mullein and Tar relieves
that hoarseness and prevents
an attack of LaGrippeand preumonia.
There is nothing like it. L?ige bottles
only 25 cents. Murray Drug Co.
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Beautiful Presents i
FOE TOtT.
This store has no favorites, all people
are treated alike, and we appre- i
ciate a customer who buys very little
1 as well as the one who bujs largely, i
SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS j
We have at oor store one thousand
premiums consisting of rocking j
chairs, parlor lamps, jardinieres,ftea
i sets, go carts. Umbrella stani, pic- j
j tures. toilet sets, berry dishes, water j
Pitchers, Waiters, china celery dish- 1
es, brown glass tumblers and a beautifal
assortment of Opalescent ware,
i consisting of rose jars, salad trays, J
jellv dishes. cake trays and various |
other shapes in five colors ,viz: blue, |
canary, flint, green and pink.
| HOW WE DO IT. j
To every customer whose pur- ;
| chase amounts to One Dollar or more
will be given a ticket in a sealed en- i
velope. The above premiums will i
be divided into ten lots or ten numbers.
Customers will be given choice j
of premiums from the lot number j
I correspoding with the tickets they :
hold. Yon get your premiurn.belore !
you leave our store. There will be i
lots of money saved by wise folks.
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been cured, is because you have been
taking medicines that only alleviate
the symptoms, giving: only temporary
relief. Try Hilton's Life for
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neye. CONSTIPATION, the great
cause of ill-health, is quickly relieved
and soon cured by its useIt
cures any irregularities of the
kidneys, and by its regulating effect
on the system gives vigor and
strength to the body.
When run down in health and
need a medicine that will build you
up, tnke Hilton's Life for the Liver
and Kidneys. 25c, 50c and Si.00
bottles. Sold wholesale by the
Murray Drug Co, Columbia, S. C.
For sale at the Bazaar, Lexington,
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and White Leghorn Fowls. Some
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