The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 02, 1904, Page 8, Image 8
Oar stock has baen replenished witl
for a visit. Suits and Cloaks to fit am
carry everything from the child's piair
that are always the lowest. Matting 1
la Woolen Underwear you will find h?
quality and price. We have the bigg<
kdiee' neckwear, belts, combe, faEcy f
-walkiDg hats from $1 00 to $ 10 00. S
nntil jou see them.
J. L. :
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, November 2,1904.
~7EA^TSCISSORSWayside
Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
We are still having dry weather.
Potato digging is still progressing.
Ntxfc Monday is November's salesday.
The days are short and the nights j
ore long.
The woods are lovely with their
v&riaged hoes.
Poverty is a man's saftest amulet
against a woman's charm.
Men and boy's ready to wear pants
cheap, at Meetze & Son.
Have your dollar jingling when
the Editor comes arbund.
Miss Eog nia Hendrix is visiting
relatives and friends in Leeeville.
We will have more space to give
to oQr.correepondents affce this week.
It's easy enough to love your
2eighbo56 if you can make use of
v ihem.
There are several valuable pieces
of property advertised for sale next
Monday.
Miss Ida Beeder is teaching quite
a large school at Pine Hill, near her
home.
County Commissioner G. W. R9edar
was in town yesterday and gave
us a pleasant call.
Dixie Lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold a special business meeting tomorrow
evening. ?
B. F. Seagel, of Hickory, N. C., is
visiting at the home of Mr. aiid Mrs.
J8S E. Hendrix, in this placeWhen
farmers want the tip top
market price for their cotton they
bring it to Lexington.
The free public echct' term opened
at* the Palmetto Collegiate Institute
last Monday.
The Bell Telephone people are
putting in an exchange system in
the town of Leeeville.
The Holland Hall of Newberry
College, has been dedicated with
imposing ceremonies.
10c per bale ferriage for all cotton
that comes from the Fork section
across the river. W. P. Roof.
Evangalist Tar borough closed his
interesting meeting at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening.
' A lodge of the Knights of Pythias
was organized at Leesville Monday.
Eighteen members were initiated.
We are in receipt of an interesting
communication from Mr. James P.
Dooley, who is now at Marshall, Ark.
Store house and lot on Main street
for sale or rent. Apply shortly to.
X at Dispatch Office.
Mr. Edwin L. Crouch, of Leesville,
has gone to Spencer, N. C., to accept
a responsible position with the Southem
railway.
The best and largest stock of fashionable
shoes, for ffien, women and
children in Lexington can be seen,
at Meetze A Son.
Are You Coming?
All yonr neighbors are Coming.
. It not beiore, they will be sure to
be here Fair Week. If you are not
coming read this aloud *so friend?
can hear you. If you want anything
fr?r a rrote nf nv fnr rnn y
own use. don't buy it before looking
at our Stock ot
JEWELRY, |
DIAMONDS,
SOLID SILVER, j
GUT GLASS,
ENGRAVED GLASS
AND
ART GOODS,
We have the largest selection and
have only solid goods. Absolutely
no plated ware of any kind in our
store, so when yon buy Iroin us.
you can feel sure that it is just as
good inside as it looks outsiie.
Everything we sell is guaranteed,
and if you will lavor us with a call
you will soon see that our prices
are lower than others will give yon
lor the same class of goods.
Be sure *nd come whether you
want anvthing or not. i
SYLVAN BROS,!
JEWELERS, j
1524 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C.
* ?
MIMJi A
i all the latest novelties from the finest
d please the most fastidious. Ladies!
1 stocking to the fancy silk hose. It w
from 12A cents up to 40 cents a yard.
>re in endless variety and at ail prices,
est stock in the State. In shoes we cai
>ins, etc ? we are showing an extensive ]
lee our line of children's hats from 50 <
Mimxiaug
! Our young liiend, J. Waiter Bite,
I is dow connected with the electrical
[ works of The W. M. Perry Electrical
Company of Columbia.
One new Light Running N
Home-Sewing Machine for sale cheap.
For further information enquire at
this office.
The tax collector will be at Gaston
next Tuesday afternoon. A Dispatch
; man will be along with him to receive
subscriptions for bis paper.
J^JBridge Toll to every purchaser
of Five Dollars in Dry Goods, at
Bull's Bazaar, 1628 Main street,
Columbia, S. C.
Don't forget that Tuesday, the
8th day of November, is election day.
Be found at the polls voting for and
working in the iutereet of the Democratic
nominees.
Mr. Walter Jacobs, of near Peak,
this county, has purchased the livery
stable business of A. T. Brown in
Newberry and will take charge the
1st of December.
A l&r*ye number of students of
? 0 -
Newberry College attended the State
Fair last week. Prof. Sidney J.
Derrick, of this county, chaparoned
the young men.
T. W. Woods Sods the well known
seedsmen of Richmond, Va, have
been awarded the grand prize, the
highest award made, at the St. Louis
Exposition, on the seed exhibit.
We will be with the T. 3asurer on
his rounds and we want to see every
subscriber to the Dispatch when we
are their neighbor. If we don't see
jrou look us up.
Prof. S. S. Lindler fas moved
with his family from Ella to Gilbert.
Prof. Lindler has taken charge of the
school at that place and has been
assisted by bis daughter, Miss Lilla.
WANTED?Lady or gentleman
of fair education to travel for a firm
of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072
per year and expenses; paid weekly.
Address M. Percival, Lexington, S. C.
The Republicans are having a
campaign meeting at this place today.
Rev. C C. Jacobs of Sumter, colored,
candidate for Congress against Hon.
A. F. Lever, is one of the speakers.
The takiDg of testimony in the
case of the three Fork townships vs.
the Bondholders of the Columbia,
Newberry and Laurens railroad has
been resumed before Referee John
J. Earle.
When you go to vote on the 8ih
of November don't forget to take
your last year's tax receipt, as well
as your registration certificate to the
polls with you. Both are essential
to vote.
Mr. R. H. Ldmunds, a prominent
and well known merchant of Columbia,
and who in his boyhood days
resided at Leesviile, died 8t his residence
in that city Monday after a
brief illness.
The little three year old child of
Mr. L. P. SteadmaD, of Leesviile,
fell into a tub of boiling water, which
was being used for scalding a hog,
on the 29th and died from the injuries
Sunday.
Miss Clara Sawyer, of Trenton,
spent last Friday in the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute inspecting the
teaching done there. She expressed
herself as highly pleased. She was
the quest of Miss Mary Wingard.
1 T VIXI IT A ATT"
All \ m IIUUA,
Dealer in all Grades of
FURNITURE & STOVES,
full line of
STOVE REPAIRS
always 011 hand.
933 Gervais Street, - COLUMDIA. S. C.
Housefurnishing Goods,
All for cash at lowest prices. Will appreciate
a liberal share of the trade ot my Lex
J" T tA OCltlC _
mgiun riieuus. i ^utniuucc iv/ jjuo .wvi.j taction,
"Warning.
VOTICK JS HEREBY (41 YEN TO
i\ all iM-rsirtis not to hunt, haul wood.
?>r trespass in any manner whatever,
upon the lands of the undersigned. The
law will im> eiifc>rced against all Trespassers.
S. E. BERRY.
, Estate ELIZA BERRY.
Oct. .(i. !JmM. 4w4|m1.
designers in Ametica. Four floors fille
Ready to Wear Garments. A beautiful
ill pay you to look over this stock. 300
No item of wearing apparel adds more !
These goods come in cuts and styles fc
anot be excelled Supreme strength anc
line. If you want a stjlish bat combini
jents up. For really pretty baby cap3 w
h & Co., ]
All records broken.
There never was a mans shoe sold
at $3.00 that would match our Victor.
Every pair are welt eole9 that
means they are smooth ioside, no
tacks or seams, they fit right and
hold their shape.
They sre made of Calf, Box Calf,
Vtci and Patent Colt.
We koow tbey are the best wearing,
best looking and best fitting
shoes on tbe market for we have
tested them.
Eighteen new Fall styles to select
from at S3 00.
On Honor?That is the way these
shoes are eoled and told by us.
EHRLICH'S,
1643 Main Street) OAT JT1IDT1 P f
1627 Main Street f Wil LJIiMilj 3. t.
Sept 20-ly
Don't Yon Need
Some new silverware for yonr table? You
might as well have nice service on your
table now and eLjoy it while you are young
especially when you can buy it sc reasonably.
When in Columbia come in and
talk silverware with us, or, if you can't
come will send you our catalogue.
We are opening up a nice fresh stock of
watches and jewelry just received. Next
week (before October 15), we will have an
entire new line of handsome clocks at very
attractive prices.
Keep ns in mind and come to see os
whenever you want goods in this line. We
save you money.
P. H. LACHICOTTE & CO.,
JEWELERS,
1424 MAIN STKEET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
JUST A WQBD
TO FARMERS:
IDE li WAREHOUSE CO.,
of
Columbia, S. C.,
is
prepared to ;
Store Cotton in
Standard Warehouse
and to arrange
proper cash advances
if you desire to
hold your cotton.
Details will he gladly
supplied if you
address
I Tiir niiinii lirnnninfinr nf\
I tit Mil MtflUIBt CO.,
COLUMBIA. S. C. i
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Law (Offices. f y Residence. corner
12<)0 Law Bailor Pickens and Pendle
v ' :i?i! Stivers.
X\T BOYD KYAXS.
W .LAWYER AXD COUXSELLQil.
S'OI.S MI'.IA. S. < \
; Practices in State. County and City
Courts, and in United Siato('ironif and
i District i Yiurts in Litigation l?crw.en private
parties ??r corporations.
d to ovat flowing with the newest merchandise. Our C< k
line of suits in all the new efiVcts. Be sure to see our
short lengths in Carpet, yard square sample* 25 ceuts eaci
to a woman's appearance than a well h'fctng Corset. This
>r men, wotaen aod children. 0 lr prices on bars should in
J supreme style are two points that we would call your attt
eg elegance of material aod exclusive pattern come to see i
re think our iiae leads everything. Our lice of dress good:
Main St., Colvu
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packed full. Some goi]
and new stoc
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OS Skirt in browD, tlu? ?D<i Oxford. In Hosiery welssS
ti, worth double the price. Rage, Art Squares at prices Brag
ifl the kind we sell. The best makes at popular prices. Bra|
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?ntiou to io our Men, Women and Children's Shoes. IuB|h|
our milliners. We are showing the most up to dafeflSK
s surpass anything ever seen in Columbia. Don't buyflgH
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Annual Sales over One and a Half MilKcHHH
d to you ? No Cure, No Pay. SCHgrag
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