The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 15, 1904, Page 5, Image 5
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The Lexington Dispatch. |
Wednesday, June 15,1904. i
lades to 27ew Advertisements.
Barbecue?David L Smith.
Barbecue?Reader Bros.
Barbecue?J Frye.
Barbecue?Joseph W. Meeize.
Barbecue?S A- Carter.
Barbecue?Sox & Kaminer.
For County Commissioner?John
W. Smith. j
For Congress?A.. F Le *er. jj
Sumner School?Macfeat.
Barbecue?Josh J Shealy.
Barbecue?Mitcbel! & Burgess.
For Treasurer?Frank W. Shealy.
Wonderful Bargains-The Tapp Co. f
Clothing?WbitteD. j
Barbecue?Hsltiwanger & Amick
i. Dry Goods?Fi?zmaurice. (
Illinois Central Railroad?Fred D. 1
Miller. ]
For Sheriff?James B. Addy.
Threshers?Gibbes.
For Bent. [
A four roomed cottage on Depot .J
street. Apply to G. M. Harman.
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Married ia Columbia. 1
K Mr. David B. George and Miss ,
Margaret Owdom, were married in
Columbia last Sunday evening at 7 ,
o'clock. The bride is one cf Greeni
ville^s charming daughters, and Mr. ,
George is chief engineer at the
^ Oljmpia mills in that city.
If
the Baby is Cutting Teeth,
Be sure and use that old and well^
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothv
ing Syrup, for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all piin, cures wind colic aDd
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Tnontr.fi va f?pnt,S ft bottle.
It is the .Best of All.
Moved to Her Father's.
Mrs. Davis Swygert, who has been
sick for sometime, was moved to her
father's, Mr. J. W. Long, in this
place, one day last week, where she 1
can better receive medical attention 1
and the careful nursiDg of her
mother.
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Bargains in Buggies.
* For advertising purposes we have
concluded to sell a limited number of <
buggies at a big reduction in price? 1
only one buggy sold at this special 1
^ price in each community. First
\ comes gets the bargain buggy.?
Lexington Department Store.
Innocents Abroad.
A party of some of our most popular
young men left for St. Louis
last Sunday afternoon on a pleasure
trip. They will take in the exposition
and visit other points of interest
before returning home. The party
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CUUMlSlt) Ui VSpiiOlU ij ?? . jiteuut x'k*
P. H. Sbealy, and Messrs. F. E.
Dreher, W. J. McCartbs, S. J. Leaphart,
S. P. Roof aDd S H. Harman.
Cured Thirty Heahaches
In one day, while distributing free
samples of Nervalgine, the world's
best remedy for Sick and Nervous
Headaches, Neuralgia and Colds.
Every package guaranteed. 4 doses
for 10c. Sold by M. Q. Hendrix.
Manufactured by Nervalgine Co.
Augusta, Ga. tf
Died Friday.
Mrs. Mack, nee Miss Rucker, died
at the home of her husband. Dr.
Mack, in Leesville last Friday after
an illness of typhoid fever. Although
residing in that town but a short
while her gentle disposition and
Christian virtues attracted the people
to her and won their love. Her
remaiLB were taken to ber girlhood
home for interment and they now
rest beside those of her kindred.
2?i&naugh's Sale.
If you have cot visited the closing
out sale at Mimnaugh'a iu Columbus,
^ you had better do so at once, as the
time is fast approaching when this
Y sale will be brought to a close and
the opportunity to get bargains in
all kinds of dry goodp, notions, milV,
linery, shoes, etc., will be passed. j
t Perhaps never again in years will j
euch an opportunity be given to buy j
fresh, fashionable goods so cheaply }
as is now presented. Remember j
that these goods must go no matter !
what the sacrifice and if you want
big values for your money go there.
The County jail is empty, the inmates
have either been acquitted or
gone to serve their sentence on the
I g?Dg.
[ Mother'sEarl
g A WORD IN MOTHER'S EAR: WHEN
3 NURSING AN INFANT, AND IN THE 9
K MONTHS THAT COME BEFORE THAT g
I SCOTT'S EMULSION
| SUPPUES THE EXTRA STRENGTH AND S
3 NOURISHMENT SO NECESSART FOR ?
l| THE HEALTH OF BOTH MOTHER AND jg
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, K
gj 409-415 Pearl Street, New York.
: 50c. and $1.00; all druggists. 54
A Fishing Trip.
FeeliDg the need of a little rest
ind recreation after a year of hard
abor with its cares aod anxieties, we
ietermined to take our usual annual
vacation and spend a week in our
loved pastime?fishing.
Early on Tuesday morning last,
eve in company with D. E. Ballentine,
J J. Swartz, John S. Derrick,
Henry Koon, better known as "The
King Fisherman on Factory Hill"
ind A. M. Harman, with Coot Mims
is chief cook and bottle washer, lit
out from Lexington for the pond of
Mr. Brit Hutto, on First creek, a
distance of about thirteen mile9.
This is the old "Home Place" of the
earlier Geigers and who were noted
for their refinement, culture and hospitality
in their day.
On the way we were joined by Mr.
Samuel Shumpert, whom a more
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jovial and clever man never uvea.
Immediately after arriving at our
fishing grounds, we unpacked and
began to eet the snares for the capture
of the finny tribe but had net
gone far before the rain began to
fall and we had to suspend operations.
Sad to relate the rain continued,
the pocd became muddy and
the week's sport was ruined, so that
there was nothing left for us to do
but to pull up stakes, fold our tents
and return home after staying out
one night. The catch was small but
enough with some to spare, for
breakfast.
"Old Brit" welcomed us with a
generous hospitality and did all within
his power to make our stay with
him full of pleasure. He is a soldier
of the Lost Cause and made a good
one. His reminiscences of those
~ timno oro frill nf inlorofif, Rnft
LIUUCO dtb lull Ul
be is a pleasant and entertaining
narrator.
The crops in that Rection that we
saw looked fine. They have had
nice and favorable seasons and the
outlook is indeed encouraging. Some
wheat has been harvested and the
people now eat their own bread.
We were glad to notice that in the
Emanuel church community a great
deal of attention was being given to
truck farming. We noticed large
fields of potatoes, beans, onions and
other garden truck some cf which
was ready for the market. Our
people have learned the advantage
of diversified farming and have
turned this experience into practical
benefit. We hope that other sections
will follow the example of those
people and plant truck.
Bitten by a Snake.
Mr. Tommie Leaphart was in town
Saturday carrying a very bad looking
baud in a sling caused from tbe
bite of a highland moccasin wbicb be
received on the Wednesday evening
before, while shucking corn at bis
place. The snake had coiled itself
among the corn in tbe crib and as
Mr. Leapbart reached for the corn
the snake struck him inflicting a very
painful and dangerous wound. It is
terribly swollen yet and is but of
little use to him. Everything was
done for him by bis family and the
doctor that could be done and it is
probable to the promptness in the
application of the remedies that he
owes his life. This should be a warn
ing to farmers who feed late to look
well before grabbing the corn in
their cribs.
New E. F. D. Eaute.
We are informed by Congressman
Lever that a Rural Free delivery
route from Swansea has been ordered
by tLe post office department and
will go into effect Friday, July 1st,
with one carrier. This route has
been repeatedly turned down by the
department, but Congressman Lever
was not discouraged but kept hammering
away at it until success
crowned his efforts. The establishment
of this route means good service
to many people.
Ladies' Dress Goods and Furnishings.
Staple Goods of all kinc
A Complete !
Paint and Brushes. Farm Implements, Plow.>
ware, Lamps ana Chimney s.
A COMPLETE
Carriages,
SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE BUT
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Wedding Presents! 'j
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Rings. j
r^Boino *
WJ.ACLXi.JLO, i
Jewelry,
Watches, ]
Cut G-lass, ;
Sterling Silver,
All the numerous articles suitable for pres j :
ents of all kinds, we now have illns- i
trated by photographs direct from j
the articles, in our catalogue ot
which we will be pleased : i
to send you one on request. j s.
We deliver all goods free by mail,
express, or irc-ight cn all orders with )
cash, and guarantee satisfaction always \
P. H. LACHICOTTE & COMPANY,
1424 Main Street, j
COLUMBIA, - - - - S. C. j
Barbecue. j
ON SATURDAY JULY SECOND, I j
will serve a first class barbecue, wi h ]
reireshments. at my residence four miles '
south of Lewiedale. Candidates and e^ery- j
body are invited to come. There will be 1
plenty of speaking, and music by that famous
stiing band ot near Lewiedale. (
Smith, the Photographer, will be on hand |
to take your picture. Come and join the ^
jolly crowd as you w 11 never regret it. ^
Dinner charges reasonable; satisfaction :
guaranteed; jour money back if not sat- 5
isfied. I
J. FBVE. | ?
Barbecue. j
I WILL F ORNISH A FIRST CLASS I
barbecue, with different kinds of refresh- t
ments. at my place on Saturday. July 9th. I
Prominent speakers will be present. Can- )
didates and everybody invited. A good J
dinner and a pleasant time is promised. *
DAVIS L. SMITH. |
June 13. 1904. 4w35
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Barbecue. >
WE WILL FURNISH A FIRST |
YV class barbecue at our barbecue |
grounds at Hilton. S. C., on Saturday, '
July 23rd, 1904. We will use our best I
efforts to make the day a pleasant one j
for all who attend. Everybody invited, f
J. J. HALTiWANGER. |
D. E. AMICK. J
June 14, 1904. f>w37.
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Barbecue. i
I WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS BAR- |
becue at ''Nellie Springs Dear old j
Saluda factory, on Saturday, July 2nd, J
1904. Music and refreshments will be
served. The public and all candidates are
cordially invited. Charges, for ladies 35c;
gentlemen, 40c. S. A. CARTER.
June 9th, 1904. 3w34. pd.
Bridge to Let.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISsioners
will let to the lowest responsible
bidder, at 11 o'clock on June 24th, a
cou'ract to build a bridge across Beach
rirfiot nn the Cherokee road.
The Commissioners reserve the right to !
reject anv and all bids
G A. SHEATiY.
JOHN W FRY.
G. W. REEDER.
County Commissioners.
June 13, 1901. 3w34
Barbectie.
I WILL FURNISH. A BARBECUE AND
refreshments at Pelion on the 30th day
of Juiy, 1904, campaign day at this place.
Everybody is cordially invited to come ana
enjoy a good dinner and have a tine time.
Plenty of speeches and the candidates will
be glad to see all. JOSH J. SHEALY,
June 15th, 1904. 7w3b pd.
Barbecue. i
1TTE WILL FURNISH A FIRST 1
\V class barbecue and refreshments at
Steadman on the 2nd day of July. Every
lxxly is invited to come and enjoy a g<xxl
dinner. Speaking and dancing. All
candidates espeeiallv invited.
C. P. MITCHELL, '
H. J. BURGESS.
June 12. 1901. 3\v34.
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Barbecue.
WE WILL FURNISH OUR ANNUAL
barbecue at Edmund, ' . C.. on August
II. 1904, campaign day at that place.
Everybody come and hear the candidates
speak and get a good dinner,
REEDER BROS.
Edmund, June 14, 1901. 9#40.
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Is. Tobacco, Cigars. &c
Hardware an
5, &c.. Grain Cradles, Carpenter's Tools Stove
WAGON AN]
Saddles, Hames, Cultivators, Mowers, Reapers
i'ING.
L. OSWAL
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| miM DRUG CD, l i
I LEESVILLE, S. C. I j
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Full lice of Drug?, Toilet Ar- J
* ticle?, Perfumery, Stationary, *
? Flavoring Extracts, Paints, Oils. ?
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1: Agents for Xannorh's Fine Can*
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* ICE IN ANY QUAN1 Y. ?
| PRESCRIPTIONS |
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I Life for file Liver and Kidneys ^
^ in the cure of ^
j Dyspepsio, indigestion, Minion ^
^ and all their attending ills, such as ^
k Biliousness, Sick Headache. Loss ^
1 of Appetite, etc. Test it by a trial ^ i
^ of a 25c bottle. ^
^ Sold Wholesale by ^
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^ For sale at The Bazaar, Lex- It
^ iDgton, S. C. g
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PANAMA, STRAW7, SOFT AND
STIFF HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
MEN S
HOSIERY. }
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERWEAR, UMBRELLAS,
DRESS SUITS
CASES AND HAND BAGS, j
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS. r
Suits lade to Order.
Fit Guaranteed.
J. H. Eleazer,
COLUMAIA, S. C.
Notice.
I WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS BARhecue
on the first Saturday in July, two
miles sonth ot Peak. Candidates are respectfully
invited. Music and dancing for
the young folks.
5w3i. G. E. L. SUMMER.
>LETE
Jipartminf.
iccr and Furnishings. | Full line of Shoes and Notions.
EOT DEPARTMENT.
. Fine Can Goods. Everything good to eat.
%
d Crockery Department.
i and Ranges, Knives, Razors, Scissors, &c., Water Sets, Dishes of all kinds, TinD
BUGGY DEPARTMENT.
, Collars and Saddle Pads, Whips, Lap Robes. &c.
WE WANT TO SAVE YOU MONEY.
D, Manager,
UUmlllUI huijuiviiuvi
Colgates fl
0WM FINE SOAPS M
f e$EuM and
PERFUMES, iTtomctl
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W&tt&.i VIOLET TOILET JL'Vi'-J
POWDER. -?sgi
The name Colgate stands for the Best.
We are re&dy to perve you.
THE KAUFMANN DRUG CO.,
LEXINGTON, S. C. '
KUBBER STAMPS
^.re mv long snit. I make any kinds except the bad ones. I famish a Name and az
indelib.e pad lor marking linen lor 4.0 cents. I have some other good things.
T . TXT ILSO 1ST GIB3ES,
TYPEWRITERS, OFFICE SUPPLIES, ETC.
i:::u main street, - Columbia, s. c.
We have closed from a manufacturer at a discount of to 33 per cent, several
ots of Summer Clothing and until the same is closed out will retail clothing at
iust about what we would have paid for the same goods earlier in the season. The
joods are all strictly high grade, absolutely correct in style and perfect in lit.
Pants! Pants!
Over a thousand pairs. Every size from the very largest to the smallest. Priced
close to make selling rapid.
z&vfXLiLiiLTEirsr.
The most complete line in this part of the State, with the very highest touch in
tvlc and prices cut fully 23 to 30 per cent. < )ur money has been made on this department
for this season and our entire efforts have l)eon directed to closingout the
emainder of the stock.
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NEW YUM KAllvLJ MllKt,
J. A. WHitton, Manager,
ti vtksiu rg. - - - r.
MONEY GROWS
ANO BEARS INTEREST
placed i'J a wide-a wake progressive
Leave your Dimes and Dollars with us and
/ see t*leni increase at the rate or 4 per cent.
lljffihfflW A P*r ananm. iLieresi is payiu e (juarwsrjv m
ui savings department.
wSff PALMETTO BHNK2ISI CO.
WlWk^TT^-rnW COLUMBIA. S. C.
| I Wm. H IYLES. President.
* ' JULIUS B WALKJfcR, V. President
J. P. MATTHEWS, Secretary.