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Tie Lexington Dispatci.
Wednesday, November 16,1904.
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lades to New Advertisements.
Trespass Notice?H. F. Campbell &
others.
For Sale?D. C. Harman.
Sale?J. W. Coogler.
Window Glass and Putty.
We bare a supply of Glass and
Putty. We sell cheap.
The Kaufmann Drug Co. '
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- Bridge Toll
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To every purcnaser 01 x?iv?
Ik in dry goods at Ball's Baz*ar, 1628,
Main street, Columbia, S. C.
Cheap Bates.
The Southern Railway will sell
very low rate tickets from all points
in South Carolina, including Augusta,
Ga., for the Famous Fall Festival
and Sing Cotton Jubilee at Charleston.
L Pictures.
Decorate your home. We have
Pictures for every room. The price
is right, too.
The Kanfmann Drug Co.
Call Accepted.
- Rev. Paul B. Leddin, a member
of the South West Virginia Synod,
has been called to the Lexington
charge and has accepted. Brother
. Leddin will begin bis work here on
the first Sunday in December and
will preach that day at Nazareth
church J , J. E. Bawl Eyzer,.
Sect'y. Lexington Charge.
t^Bridge Toll to every purchaser
of Five Dollars in Dry Goods, at
Bali's Bazaar, 1628 Main etree ,
Colombia, S. C.
A Card of Thaaks.
I take this method of thaakiog
my friends for the handsome vote
they gave roe in the recent primary
election in my race for Sheriff Toe
handsome majority I received was
truly more than I expected and I
pledge myself in advance to strive
to attend to the duties of the office
in such a manner that four years
L. hence I can lay my commission down
unsullied. P. H. Corley.
Visit Sis Store.
Have you seen the beautiful line
| of winter dress goods and mdlinery
carried by Wm. Plait, Columbia?
If not, you should certainly call
there when in the city and see his
stock. Mr. Piatt is from this county
and is well know* here. His rule is
f' to carry the best goods in his line
even if he can't sell as cheap as the
cheapest, but he gives his word that
every piece of goods he sells is
standard io quality and is worth a
little more than the purchaser pays
for it
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Leg Amputated.
g^. John Boyd, a colored well digger,
while cleaning out a well on Mooday
evening last, for Miss Dana Bish, !
near Fredonis, started down in the
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well and the rope broke and he fell !
55 feet to the bottom of the well. He
was unconscious for sometime and
his left leg was so badly broken that
amputation was necessary. D?. D.
M. Crosson, assisted by Dr. W. A.
Bysrs, amputated the leg just below
J the knee and is doing fairly well
under the circumstances.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Eva, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. tt. A. iiemcfc, to
Mr. J. S. Caugbman. The happy
+ event will t|ke place on Wednesday
afternoon, November 23rd. 1904, at
the residence of the bride's parents
is this place.
Miss Estelle, daughter of Mr. W.
A. Harmas, left Monday to fill her
^ engagement as assistant teacher of
the Athens school near Swansea.
Mr. J. V. Smith is the principal.
Miss Estelie is a bright, studious
and intelligent young lady and the
trustees have made a wise selection
in securing her services.
Mr. P. H. Coriey, constable for
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|| Magistrate .Drauioru, iwaicu iuucc
I Dreher, an escaped convict from the
I , chain gang under a five years serI
tenee, near the Newberry line aid
1 * went lor his man and returned Sat*
| *?rday. Hose is now doing work ftr
I the county under the direction of
| Captain Jake Bicktey.
| You can depend on Ayer's
Hair Vigor to restore color to
I your gray hair, every time.
Follow directions and it never
fails to do this work. It stops
Hair Vigor
I fallingofthehair,also. There's |
I great sansracuuu m
you are not going to be disappointed.
Isn't that so?
" My hair faded until it -was about white. It
took 3"?t ouo bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor to
! restore it to its former dark, rich color. Your
Hair Vigor certainlv does what you claim for
It.** ? A. M. Hoggxx. Kockiugbam, 2i. C.
fill .00 a "bottle. j. c. aver co..
MMMMMHMHMMi f Ol"
Fading Hair
LEXINGTON MARKET.
OORBBCTKD WEEKLY BY THE JTEB CHANTS
Bacon Hams, per lb
44 Sides, 44 44 S
44 Shoulders."... 8
Butter, per ft 20
Bergs, per dos. 20
Turkeys, per lb 8 aio
Geese, per pr 70 a 80
Chickens, per head 15 a 20
Beeswax, per ft a 20
Beef, per ft 10 a 12K
Pork, 44 44 .. :o a 12%
Tallow, per ft 4a 5
Lard, per ft 20
Flour, per cwt sso a 300
Corn, per bu ?
Peas, 44 44 85
Oats, 44 44 55
Fodder, per cwt 90 100
Sweet Potatoes, per bu
Bice, per lb 3 a 5
COTTON MARKET.
Lexington,?Middling 9X.
Trespass Notice.
A LL PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN
il to trespass in any manner whatever
upon our lands. The law will be strictly
enforced against all persons violating
this notice.
JEREMIAH SHUMPERT,
G. A. SHEALY, \
W. NOAH LUCAS.
November 9, 1904. 4w4pd.
Final Discharge.
\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
JAI persons interested that I -will apply to
the Hon George 8. Drafts, Judge of Probate
in and for the County of Lexington,
S ate of South Carolina, on the 28th day oi
Nov.. 1904, for a final discharge as Executor
of the estate of George Ballentine, deceased.
, W.J BALLENTINE,
Nov. 26, 1904. iw2 Executor.
Administrator's Sale.
ON NOVEMBER SEVENTEETH, 3904
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., at the
late residence ,of J. West Earman, in Lexington
county, I will sell at public outcry*
to the highest bidder the personal property
of the said J. West Harm an, decea ed, as
follows; I horse 2 mules, wagons, buggy,
cattle, hogs, cottonseed, field crops, household
and kitohen furniture, etc.
TERMS OP SALE - C,i8h.
MRS. LAUR\ 8 HARM AN.
Administratrix of J. West Harman, dei
ceased. 4w2.
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FOR ?IRISTJMS
fl Piano.
) A regal gift! There is nothing I
J more desirable, nothing so 5
> indicative of refinement, ?
? and nothing that appeals <
? " ho nf ?rn. S
A ULVlV bV V^V iivwu V VA T? V /
> man. Why not take <
? her into yoursecret s
\ and let her choose 5
> for herself? <[
I On Chistmos ]i
4 morning, she
? will be just as.sur- <|
< prised and more j
5 pleased. The piano <[
? may be selected now \
s and delivered when yon ji
> say. Parents may be
c arranged confidently be- \
[ tween ns. Pay by the ]>
? month, quarterly or otherwise. <
I Call or wTite ns for catalog, \
t Pr*ce8? }
> Malone's Music House, j
| Op. Y. M. C. A. Columbia, S. C ?
j Pianos and Orga.ss. <
For Sale.
T WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, DEJL
camber 6tli, 1904, my entire personal
property consisting of food, farming implements,
wagons, buggies, hogs, cow
4a/\? * /A!/4 /irt/) IA 4-r\Vu tv
auu uaix, liuu^iiuiu uuu autouwu JLUI.UAture
and such like.
D. C. HARM AN.
Rocky Well. S. C., Nov. 16,1904. I*tv3
Col. G T Graham, and Mr Norris,
assistant superintendent of the Lexington
mill, have gone to Colleton to
join friends there on a deer drive.
We expect to enjoy a saddle of venison
when they return, even if it is
purchased id Columbia.
IP 1 DRESS SQODS, 1 E
wf I READY MADE SKIRTS, I t
J I CLOAKS, | ?
9 { MOTIONS, I J
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I a ? Harvesting Machinery, I ?
I Hardware, 1 ?
M | Buggies, 9 ?
W I Wagons, I
^ Hames, 8 *
I m I Saddles, |?
I f | Buggy Robes. | E
Ask about the Free Stove, Free Wat
ihtimm??a?a?a?m
A New Department is to be
Born This Week.
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| Will name it "Jewelry" ana give u me uvui piae e in uui uuuav. |
Like all departments in our store it will be full grown and will consist
of evfery thing usually carried in a first class jewelry store. Its
| not premature as we have been studying the matter for two years,
getting in touch with the best manufacturers in this country.
If you want a Gold Watch of the best make, a Diamond King of <
the first water, a Gold Necklace, Charm, Locket, Brooch, Pin, Silver- i
ware or anything in that line at about one-half the usual jewelers
profit, give us a call. Every article has the manufacturers as well
as our own personal guarantee to l>e as we represent.
Our New York representatives are shooting the hottest bargains to
us every day that has ever landed in a town of this size. We have
no time to write advertisements, come, and be conv'nced that we sell
cheaper than any store in the State.
WMtten's N.!. Racist Store,
BATESBURO, ?. C.
Bluenthal & Kuschbaum High Grade Clothing at Cut Prices.
Stetson, Crossett, "Walk Over" shoes. Queen Quality and Star
Brand shoes are better.
WE ARE
FORGING AHEAD AT A RAPID RATE.
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Because every man and toy who
has had any dealing with us speaks
well of our business methods.
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lSt. .DeCHUSe \Y? uto?^
resent or exagerate in making an ' J
2nd. Because we carry a line of
AND BOY'S CLOTHING/
Shoes, Hals, Shirts, Underwear,
Gloves, Neckwear and Hosinot
surpassed by any house in
ADDED THE SECOND STORY '
Crd. Thousand square feet' of I
floor space for the exhibition of
STTPPE2THEIXBE
A* visit to ourstore will con vino.' 4 jjBjjj
and equipment for rapid service.
1001 GERVAIS ST., COLUMBIA. S. C
IF YOU WANT ANY JOB PRINTING DONE
give us au order.
The Dispatch Job Printing Office.
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5 I COOKING STOVESt ?
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er Set, Free Clock and Free Spoons.
I BEiDUFHOl M! I
I ENHANCE ITS VALUE. I
t OUR STORE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR J
| FAINTS, 0IL8, BRUSHES, ETC. I
| We sell all good materials |
1 and will meet competitive 9
I LET USGIYE YOU OUR ESTIMATE |
I THE KAUFMANN DRUG CO., I
I LEXINGTON, S. C. 1
FOR IT MAT INTEREST YOU AND
CfftuA ?^si
iiavo vuu iTiuiioji
ABOUT COTTON ?We want your Cotton and Cotton Seed ?we
will pay highest prices.
ABOUT ORC*NS ?We want to show you our line of Parlor Organs,
in oak and walnut. Tnev are beauties.
ABOUT BUGGIES ?Jnsfc received a car load of up to date, Btyli^h
buggies ana surreys. Can suit youDg and old.
FALL CLOTHING ?A big, nobby line of Mens' Suits and trousers
have just arrived.
ABOUT PHOTOS?Bring us your picture?we will have it enlarged
at a moderate price and guarantee satisfaction.
WE CARRY ?A big supply of single and double barrel breech-loading
Shot Guns, S'oves, Sewing Machines, Groceries, Dry Goods, Single and
Double Harness, Notions, Hardware, Shoes, Hats, Pictures and frames at
all times, and will not be undersold. Bagging and tiee a specialty.
OUR ?Store and warehouse are full; we cordially invite you to see usWe
will please you and save you money. Come.
E. JONES,
BATESBURC, . - - - - S. Q.
/r fa> Buy Your
WINTER SHOES
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Nothing but Solid Leather Shoes Sold and
Every Pair Guaranteed.
They are here aad of course are beauties, because they are Keith Konquerors in High
and Low Cuts. Blacks and Taus, A.U Leathers, Union Made. You are respectfully
invited to call wneu in the city aad inspect these goods Quality guaranteed.
fa lie n \ KIiaa Star a
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i 1636 MAIN ST.. COI UMBIA. S. 0.