The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 25, 1904, Image 1
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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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? Sepresontatiue Newspaper. Soeers hexington and. the Borders of the Surrounding Sounties hike a Blanket.
VOT. YYYl7 LEXIKGTOJN, S. C., WEDNESDAY. MAY 25. 1904. 29.
^ CLOSE DBY GOODS COMPANY,
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m|If lOiiO MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, H. C.
Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention.
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$2.00
| OXFORD.
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i Don't be afraid of it. Its a
; splendid Shoe.
We know that Two Dollars
| is a Common place price for a
good Sboe, and we know Dow j
disgusted you are with the
store that sells you a poor Shoe. j
I Try a Pair, Madam,
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And if you do not say that this
| Shoe is the best wearing?beet j
looking, aDd most stylish Two i
! Dollar Shoe you ever bad on
I your feet?your money goes j
1 back to you. A fair offer and
| this wondeful Two Dollar Shoe
justifies us in making it. VaI
riety of styles.
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AFAtf SH0E mHm
\ iH I rI 1613 Maio St.
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Feb. 6?ly.
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Death.
Mrs. Lebecca Stuart, relict of S.
J. Stewart, died at her home in this
place last night. She waeone among
the oldest, if not the oldest, inhabitants.
She was a good woman and
leaves a large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her departure. We
understand that the interment will
be in St. Stephen's cemetery tomorrow
at 3 30 o'clock. Services at
the house.
Eric T. Slig-h.
We want the people of
SALE OF IMPERIAL IMPOR1
j This is not an extraordinary silk sa
! event. It is the wtight rnd quality n
waists, petticoats, etc. The lot was 1>
tariff money, and he had to Pell part c
^ Now the silk is ours at about kali' valr
i basis?at hall value and less. The lo
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1 While in North ten days ago our Mr,
I ot fine Black Dress Good- in America
1 and most stylish weaves known this se
j| strongest and best made This is posi
% Columbia in Fine Dress Goods, worth
1 price, the yard, 98 cents.
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1 We will prepay freight, rrail or expr
f| 600 miles irom Columbia amountiug t
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I COLUME
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Notes from Chap is.
We have seme ca>e3 of measles.
Crops are looking fin? but need
rain. Wheat and oats have come out
aDd look promising. j
I see and hear so much about the j
free biidge across Saluda that I !
hardly know what to say- We Deed
one and we are going to have it, but
the question is, where should this
bridge be? It should be where it is
most convenient for the general people;
where we can have quick cooperation
with our fellow citizens on
the other side and reach our county
site at &Dy time.
The candidates are coming out
slowly.
Mr. S. J. Clark, the joiliest man in
this town is looking thin. He has
been sick with malaria fever.
Mr. Will Land is erecting a fine
cottage near the post office, for Mr.
Jobo J. E-trgle
May 22, 1894. JBoDnie Blue.
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J ALL ARE UNITED ^
|J . as to tlie efficacy of ?
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^ HILTON'S g|
S Life fcrtlis Liver and Kidneys 2j
|| in the cure of ^
^ Dyspepsia, ingestion GORSiipaiion j
SI unci all tbeirattfndiDg ills, such as ^
? Biliousness. Sick Headache. Loss
^ ot Apretite. etc. Ttst it by a trial ^
^ of a 25c bottle. ^
3 Sold Wholesale by ^
| THE MURRAY DRUG CO , 5
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^ Columbia, S. C. K j
^ For sale at The Bazaar, Lex- ?
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1638 anc
' Lexington to visit on
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'ED BLACK TAFFETA hILK ^
,le, but a wonderful iretchandiz'ng -|
30st wanted for shirt waist suits, shirt (D
ought Irom a importer who needed
>t the silk to pay tariff on the lot. R ;
te aud yoit can buy th?m on the same H
t. is in three widths namely : ^
HE YARD 4!? CENTS. &
HE YARD :>? CENTS. T
HE YARD ?.? CENTS gi
oods 98 cents.\
Tapp bought fr^m the b<st importer R
several thousand yards ot the newest D
asoo. Toe black we guarantee the
lively the best value ever offered )u I:
from SI.50 to S3 0i> the yard, our Hi
y mail. |
ess on all purchases within a radius of ||
o $500 and over. ?
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GRAND RED LETTER SALE
AT
THE FOUNTAIN
1840 Comer Main and Richland Streets, Columbia,
We are going to mak* this Grand Red Letter Sale sweep competition. Yes, like fire
sweeps the prairies: 1?1 quick and take advantage of this grand sale. This sale is now
on and continue uu'il lurther liotice. Premiums to customers spending SI.00.
BREATHS NATCHERS.
10 piece' Lonsdale Cambric, a sweeper, at 0 1-2 cents per yard.
5000 yards, Embroidiers. to 5 inches wide, special 5 cents per yard.
5000 yards, Swiss Embroidit-ry, hand worked. 10 to 20 cents pe:: yard.
5000 yards. White India Lawn, worth 15 cents: to sweep out competition, at 8J to 10 cents
15 pieces Percal. a sweeper, at 5 cents per yard.
5000 yards, Figured Lawns, at 5 cents per yard.
ALL SILK TAFFETA RIBBON.
Notice the width, f> inchep. 4 inches, 3.1 inches 3 inches. All go at iu cents per yarn
be quirk. bay. that heaatilai lady you saw on the street bought her hat at The Fountain.
We carry in stock the latest style in ready to wear hats lor ladies at the lowest
prices. 15 cents to $3 1*0each.
Shoes at the Bottom.
MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN, CORNER MAIN AND RICHLAND
SI'S, FOR BARGAINS. This sale will continue until lurtber Dotice.
W. D. BATES Manager.
MONEY GROWS
s PfsHR AND 8EARS INrEREsr
* hen placed in a wide-awake progressive
Leave your Dimes and Dollars with us an<
ifUSSBmY' see them increase at the rate ot 4 per cent
f/uUjfk Wjw/.' *j| ^ P?r annum. Inteiest is pa}able quarterly ii
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
.MmiS PAIMEIIO 1|KX TRUST CO
oPraisnT. M- (JU JLIf SR FwlL^Li, v. President
J. F. MATTHEW'S. Secretary.
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EN'S DEPART!
i 1640 Main Street, Colun
li* store. We guarantee to sell goods as c
rash neons sot ri iNns.
S&^ WS1W a n ? it* wvoHii
Wearestill doin? busing ? the *auie old p'ace. 17:!-) Main Street, opposite, post
office Columbia, S C., and will aiwaj > be ojlivi to see you <>r umke\ou low prices on
SASH, BOOHS AND ELHTBS,
Mised Paints or Load and Oil,
window, glass?1'laix. fancy or plate lime and plastering
hair. ilof-endale and portland cement, fine
cabinet man i els. with and withol't grates and
til?:.
We will be very glad to have jou write us, or better still, to have you
call and examine our stock.
Columbia, S. C.
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Programme
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: For Joint Conference of Cedar Grove
: Church. Lexington County. S. C..
Way 27-2S.
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Friday, May *27.10 a. m ?Opening
j sermon by the President: followed
i by organization of Conference.
Friday, 2 p. m ?Discussion of
subjects:
One Synod in South Carolina, (a)
The Basis of loioo?Rev. B D.
Waseinper: Rev. C. P. Boozer and
*" ' r 7 delegate*;
(?) How to fffect UoioD?
Rev. E L Lj brand. Rev. S. C. Ballentice
and delegate*; (b) Obstacles
to Union?Rev. Geo. S. Bearden
Rev. W. H. R)of and delegates; (d)
Benefits of Union?Rev. J. A. Cromer,
Rev. J. G. Graicben, Rev. 0. B.
Shearouse, Rev. P. D Ri3iDger.
Saturday, May 28, 9 a. m., to 10
a.m.?Business seesiot; 10 a. m ?
What should the Lutherans in South
Carolina do to interest Lutheran
immigrants. Rev. S L. Nease, Rev.A
R. Taylor and delegate*; 11 a. m.
?Sermon, R*v. W. H. Greevet; 2 p.
m.?The development of Benevolence
?(a) Apportionment system?Rev.
D. B. Grcseclose, R-v. S. P. Shumpert
and delegates, (b) Voluntary
. Eavelope System?R3v. C A, Freed,
Rbv J. D. Sbe&ly and delegates.
Sunday, 10 a. m.?-Sunday school
1 arranged for by pistor loci: 11 a. m.,
sermon on the Lord's Supper, Rev.
? B. D. Wessinger; R;v. S. C. Ballentine,
alternate.
1 Baptist Union Meeting.
1 The union meeting of the Lower
Division of the Lexington Baptist
Association, will meet with the
church at Swansea Saturday before
the tifth Sunday in May, 1004.
10:30 a. m. Devotional services
and organization.
11*30 a. m. Union sermon bv Rev.
ibia, S." C.
heap as any house in
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Nothing but Solid Lei
Every Pair (
They are here and of course are beau'ies be
and Low Cats > Lca~ and Tans, All Leath
invited to e ih when m the city and insp
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| W. B Fallaw or Albert R)dgers.
12:30 p. m. Recess for dinner.
1:30 p. m. 1st Query.?Tbe Necessity
of monthly collection for the
(Orphanage by Col. D. J. Knotts and
A. J Qaattlebaum.
2:30 p. in. 2nd Query. The best
method of uniting the church in
Sunday School work by J. G. Fallaw,
and C. H. Corbitt.
3:30 p. m. 3rd Query. Woman
mission work it's object. Paper by
Grabel Brooker. It's importance by
Sallie C Hutto.
*1 p. m. 4th Query. What is the
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best method to organize ana aeveiop
our local church work by N. A. Hemrick
or J. C. Reynolds.
SUNDAY.
10:30. General Sunday School
work by the Union.
11:30 a. m. Missionary sermon by
N. A. Hemrick or S. J. Riddle.
We recommend that all the
churches report by letter to the
Uaion the condition of work of the
church and Sunday School.
? S. F. Derrick,
For Committee.
Swansea, S C.
Builders Informed.
C. 0. Brown A Bro, Columbia,
reliable dealers in sash, doors,
blinds, paints, etc, one of the oldest
firms in Columbia, being the immediate
successors of their father,
- -r* i it.
James Jtsrown, woo uiu me same
line of business before the war.
This firm carries one of the
largest and best stocks of these
goods that can be found in the south
and those who are needing building
material of any kind should inspect
their stock before purchasing.
| Paint Your Buggy for 75c.
; with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint.
It weighs 3 to 8 ounces more to the
pint than others, wears longer: and
gives a gloss equal to new work.
Sold by The Kaufcnann Drug Co.
I. Warren Allen*
the Southern States.
, Buy Your
SPRING SHOES
OF
COLUMBIA. S. C.
ither Shoes Sold and
3-uaranteed.
cin-jp they are Keith Konqisrors in High
ers, Uniou Made. You ax\? respecttuliv
e^t theie goods. Q laiity guarsnteod.
ioe Store,
DOl UMBIA, S. C.