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The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, September 14, 1904. j j < Index to New Advertisements. Fire Sale?Win. F. Furtick. i Read This?E. Jones. Lexington County Fair?C. M. Efird. South Carolina Cotton Oil Co.?M. C. Robertson. Clerk's Sale?Samuel B. George. Typewriters?J. Wilson Gibbes. L -Barbecue and Fish Fry?G. A. Shealy. f Harness?Davis & Co. Shoes?Lever The Shoe Man. ' ? Furniture?Jones & Williams. Grand Fall Opening?Whitten. Clothing? E. G. Dreher & Co. Department Store?Mimnangh. "Wanted. j Jf v. f A good school teacher, (some ex v perieoce preferred) to teach at Rsd Knoll. Apply to D Job HarmaD, Lexington S C. R F. D 2 Telephone for Batesburg. | j We notice that some of the business men of Batesburg have organized a telephone company. It will ran out to Steadman, about ten miles and lines from Saluda and Mt. Willing. This will be a great con-1 venience to the business interest of B&tesbnrg. Card of Thanks. To the Editor of the Biepatcb: Please allow me space in your j paper to thank my friends for the handsome vote they gave me on the 30th. W. L. Motes. . Peak, Sept. 12,1904. i A Revival Meeting Will commence at the Baptist chnrch, in this place, next Sunday. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. "W. W. Glover of Augusta, Ga. The public is cordially invited to attend and will be made welcome. I W. L Keel, Pastor. Sos^ of Praise. Capt. J. S. Hook, of Eastover, in sending a remittance for a renewal, says: "I can't; say bow much my family do look forward to the coming of the Dispatch each week for it brings news from my old home and ^ of friends and acquaintances and rej latives, and so often it tells where - some dear old veteran is at and what he is doing this side of the river in fighting the great battle of life. Meeting of Joint Council. By order of the president of the joint council of the Lexington charge, Rev. Geo. S. Bearden Pastor, there will be a meeting of the said council on Saturday, Sept, 24th 1904, at 10 | o'clock A. M. This will be an important meeting and all members of the council are earnestly requested to be present. "Very Respectfully, J. E. R. Kjzer, x Secty. Joint Council. t? Don't Ton Hear ? Gentle reader, isn't it about time for you to think of making your fall purchases of dry goods, notions and I n millinery? If you have not, then you should do so at once. Wm. Piatt, Columbia, has in stock a pretty line of standard goods in these lines from which you can make a selection of jast what things you need. His |\ object is to give value received in quality and so please his customers that be will retain their patronage. Call and see him when in Columbia, i ' v" School Books. Teachers, parents and pupils will find a full line of books used in the public ecboole, at the Bazaar, togethI? er with a supply of nice school sup ^ _ plies of every description. See this stcck before you buy. Books sold ody for C1SH. No credit. The Bjzaar. Court opens here next Monday. t i Judge Purdy presides. Mr. Huston H. Boozer an industrious and clever citizen on R F D No. 1, dropped in to see us Friday. Mes&rs. Cook k Wingaid, two enterprising men of this vicinity, have grately improved their ginning plant, about three miles from this place by the addition of a nearly complete out fit includeng a suction flume for the handling of cotton. Theee young men are deserving of the patronage of our people, especially so, as they give satisfaction. 55** ,V V ? V Petit Jurors. The following are the jurors to serve for the September term of court which convenes next Monday: S A Moak, Ben Bickley, S Ben Hiller, Jas A Eleazer, David Harsey, B L Kleckley, C E BaughmaD, L E Rankin, N Henry Hifce, J J Rawl, Chas P Cannon, E T Meetze, Geo M Elliaor, S R Younginer, I C Nunamaker, Jno J Howell, W S Keisier, Jno J Culler, Drayton E Clark, H H Chapman, Mark A Corley, Jos W Meetze, H Frank Hendrix, Wade A Price, S M Wessinger, J MoseB Taylor, A Walter Shealy, T P Drafts, ^ TT .Ttff Rnmon U Hi JLLUI/&) u vfcu ThoB A Shuler, Silas M Coogler, L W Gardner, Charlie B Koeece, Geo R Fields, Jerod Taylor. Second Week. P D Bickley, A W Haltiwanger, B Crum Smith, J C Busby, Sr, John H Bailey. Job D Frick, M L Younginer, H B Lindler, S Rofus Smith, J L Haltiwanger, W M Merchant, Jno W Mathias, Geo H Roof, J L Matthews, Jno C Muller, W K Hook, Jno A Epting, S D McCartha, T R Davis, S Y Davis, 8 Boston Smith, W Pope Jefcoat, ? M Joe Roof, Thoe J Fulmer, J W P Leaphart, Noah J Berry, Isom E Koon, John F Chaney, Henry W Kneece, D E Craft, Chal D Meetze, Noah C Monte, Geo M Fulmer, John B Dreher, TTamnton Berry. D W Sturkie. C / > ? , Mr. S. N. Hendrix, of Columbia, was visiting his brother, Mr. J. E Hendrix, and the families of Messrs. W. P. and E B. Roof last week. \ Sol. is one of our oldest citizens but has been residing in Columbia for | some years, where he is widely know in business and social circles. We * were glad to learn that his health was excellent. The town council held its regular monthly meeting in the town hall Monday night. Among the business transacted was the election of Mr. Gas Lorick policeman to succeed Mr. Reuben Harman, and Mr. Will Hicks policeman on Factory Hill in place of Mr. Abner Derrick. ^ Attention is directed to the new advertisement of J. L. Mimnaugh & | Co, Columbia. This firm now occupies an elegant building built especially to meet the requirements of the increasing business of this pro- i 'gressive firm making it one of the largest business houses south of i Baltimore. The stock is grand in their beauty, freshness and style and 1 the prices are very low. See the advertisement. ' T??rt Fk A Sn* nf n^rrnlIfnn {~-Y-a JLW T A/ A* K^IJA Ui V/V/i 1UHVV/U) j can't do without the Dispatch and sends his renewal. We are glad to j know he is doing well. 3 Mr. D. L Epfcing, one of the * Fork's best known citizens, called in i Saturday to see us. for~sale3 My one hundred acre farm. Produces well. Lies well and good location. Well improved with good bnlidings and pure health building water. Good : school and mail every day. In Saluda county, S. C. Will sell cheap for cash. J. H. RISER. Leesville, S. C. R. F? D. No.4. 41?tf. TYPEWRITERS HEADQUATERS. If you have a sick typewriter consult DR. GIBBES. Cures Guaranteed. If you want to buy a new TIPEWRIIER, or exchange your old one, consult Gibbes. J. Wilson Gibbes, Office Supplies, Rubber Stamps, Office Furniture. 1331 Main St., Columbia, S. C. 1 Barbecue and Fisli Fry. %/ WJ? WILL tilVE A J5AJttBJiUU? A IS L> VV Fish Fry with refreshments at the Henry Schotiill Old Place, on Scouter creek, on Saturday, 17th inst. A nice time and plenty to eat. Meats and tish. Everybody cordially invited. Charge lor dinner 35c. GEORGE A. SHEALY, JEEOD SOX, JEREMIAH SHUMPERT. September 14?lwl5. I Dry Goods 9 jjj Notions, solicits yonr patrona Shoes, serve you honestly s Hats> show as nice and _ #7 .? _ viouutkj, be found anywhere ox Trunks, and when it comes to T (Clt&dSm "I i "i i J "I cede anything to the Hardware, Cutlery, j liHP, T( 1 Crockery ware, V/^Lr-LTJ-.M-J M. \ I Glassware. I when in the market fc i Farm Implements, ??? 1 to see onr stock to ap? October 18-19-20. Get jour exhibit? ready. Make your entries in time by sending them on entry blanks to he Secretary by mail. If you have no entry blanks or oremium lists drop a postal card ;o the Secretary. Everjbooy should attend the Home Fair. n 1\/r T7?TXTT>T\ C1^ T Q n U. 1T1. -CJI IIl-U, .Ut?JLlJLLg UUJJL, KJ. \J. For it May Interest You and Save You Money. ABOUT COTTON ?We want your Cotton and Cofton Seed ?we will pay highest prices. ABOUT ORGANS ?We want to show you our line of Parlor Organs, n oak and walnut. They are beauties. ABOUT BUGGIES ?Just received a car load of up to date, stylish buggies and surreys. Can suit young and old. FALL CLOTHING ?A. big, nobby line of Mens' Suits and trousers aave just arrived. ABOUT PHOTOS?Bring us your picture?we will have it enlarged it a moderate price ar * guarantee satisfaction. ' \a/c r* a ddv?A hicr Riirmlv of single and double-barrel breech-load V V t, W rA I \ I V i ""b r r -? ? o Dg Shot Guns, S'oves, S wing Machines, Groceries, Dry Goods, Single and Double Harness, Notions, Hardware, Shoes, Hate, Pictures and frames at ill times, and will not be undersold. Bagging and ties a specialty. OUR ?Store and warehouse are full; we cordially invite you to see us. We will please you and save you money. Come. EN JONES, BATESBURG, S. C. DAVIS & COMPANY, Harness and Saddlery, 1517 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. o We carry the largest and most complete stock of this class of goods in the South, ('an supply any and everything in Harness, either hand made of factory at prices to suit all Any single parts of harness supplied on call. We strive to please our trade and ask an examination of our goods and prices. Wanted. j Dr. IE. J. Etheredge, * 'I ..TM\nnAV T\T-1 m TOm 500.000 heart pine shingles, also s,L KUfc<K> Uiii.Yi 101, 500,000 feet of boards, 8, 10 and 12 T _ inches wide, and 12 to 20 feet long. offlce ov ??* ? ?store Cash. N. H. Daggers, A!waya on hand. 46 Columbia, S. C. Febraaryl2? tf | Harnessf Iplitifc -t i i i Wrtffons, ,ge and guarantees to | I unasatisiactoriiy. we a 1 Lime. varied stock as can 1 Cementf itside oi the large cities 1 prices we do not, con- I Ramjes> Cities. | Grocer ten, Hay, ) SEE US I >r anytliing. You have jyl f >reciate the extent of it I I ?Colgates A FINE SOAPS in PERFUMES, {Mi violet toil est powder. The name Colgate stands for the Best. o??A fr.n r? f f\ o/iVtra fT/MI Tf o oic irauj tu oci iu juit* THE KAUFMANN DRUG CO., LEXINGTON, S. C. pITZMAURICE! pITZMAURICE! 1704-1706 MAIX ST., COLUMBIA, Dry Goods, ITotions Clothing and Furnishings. A timely warning for the Lexington Friends and Patrons of these Stores: That our ^tock of Dry Goods and Clothing is awav ahead of anything we ever carried in our line. The styles are exclusive and prices can't be matched in the State for same quality". We carry the largest line ot merchandise to select from. Herein we attach a few prices, so come to see ns if 3 on want to help yourself: We offer .0000 >nrds of 27-inch Outing at | 30 pieces fine Wool Jeans at 20c., regu5c., regular price 7c. i lar price 25c. Wa inn (I TTovrle nf ir nil Q^a I OA nin/ino CI.r\r\/3 J^ono cf 101a wrrn la?? " O Uini IV, V - V Jul VIO VI WW li. VU K. \_t* j mV ^/ivv. o w vvu U VWUO uv X W .7 Island, 41c. ! I5c. goods. We offer 3000 yards 30-inch Flannetts, | Fine Drees Goods and Silks here at a 7Jc , regular price 10c. bargain. We offer 10 Of vard* of g^od Calicoat 4c Fine Clothing lor men and boys at 50 pieces half Wool Dress Goods at 8^c., special prices regular 15c. goods. ' 30 pieces Fine Dress Plaids at 10c. worth Founds in Flannetts. Pounds in Prints. 15c. Come and see ns before baying. WE ARE I PLEASED TO LET OUR LEXINGTON FRIENDS KNOW THAT OUR FALL AND WINTER ^SHOES^ ! 1 are now ready for their inspection. We can honestly say that they ars i better than ever. We have pat more money into our Shoes this fall at the price than ever, insuring every customer the best values that can be had. ^^"Every pair guaranteed. Prices reasonable for honest shoesjg^" E. P. & F. A. DAVIS, 1710 MAIN STREET, | COLUMBIA, - - - S. C. 1 A A r\ IE] (I 1 ill M Hi of win GINNED, PACKED, AND BAGGING AND TIBS FURNISHED FOR Sl.OO PER BALE THE SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON OIL C )., has now in operation upon their null lot at Columbia, S C.. a large Manger System Ginnery with three new Pratt Gins, capacity about tour bales per hour. The cotton is taken l'rom the wagon by machinery and labor handling, lint and seed is avoided. The price for ginning say a 500 pound bale lint cotton is $1 00 per bale. This includes baggiDg and ties. We have already ginned considerable cotton lor Lexington County farmers. Bring youxs. south h n oil do., M. C. ROBERTSOA, Manager. ColTj.rci"bia, . - - - s. e. I 4*.