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The Lexington Dispatch. ! Wednesday, November 23,1904. ! Judex to Erw Advertisements. Stoek Farm?M. E. Rutland. Notice?Laura S. Harman. Warning?Hartley $ros. Trespass Notice?E. Popwell. Trespass Notice?Davis Gantt. Trespass Notice?D. H. Wheeler and others. Trespass Notice?W. E. Berry. Far Sale?Walter Shealy. Final Discharge?Estate" of A. J. Lorick. "v Final Discharge?Estate of Sofa Surgener. Pictures. Decorate your home. We have Pictures for every room. The price is right, too. The Kaufmann Drag Co. Mr. E. W. Burnett, formerly of Irene, is now with Coliam & Oct, Bfttesbarg and will be pleased to have bis friends,, call and see him , when in town. The pay for managers of the State and Federal elections is now in my hands and those entitled will please call therefor, or send receipt and I will mail same. M P. George, 2w4 Clerk. v Mr. James Fox has accepted a position with the Lexington Department Store. He will take pleasure in serving his numerous friends with anything they mayneed. Mr. C. E Corley, at Lexington r Depot, is now running off his stock of dry goods, clothing, shoes and his * ? _ entire stock of general mercnanaise at greatly reduced prices. Call on him for bargains. Last week Mr. Job Shnmpert brought to this office some fine cotton blooms. This shows the mildness of our climate, as it is a rare ^ thing for cotton to bloom daring the last days of November. Before having the winter shoes for yonr children and yoar family 'see the stock of serviceable shoes at Meeetze & Son. They*?an suit yoa - as to quality snd price. Dr. M. Q. Hendrix has commenced the erection of bis large brick store It is to be one of the largest buildings in town, as rnmor has it that it is to be a three story building; havt ing a depth equal to that of the Department Store. ^ Baggies, wagons, carriages, bar, cess and saddles. Lexington Department Store. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Ronntree, the beloved wife of Rev. Mf RnnnkroA ia nrifcicallv ill at the parsons?* in this place. May she weather the storm and be spared to ~ her loved ones. A \ Turkey*, chickens and eggs. We pay behest prices and need them all. D ro't give them away to peddlers. Ask us the price first. Lee8?ille Racket Store. Ool. G T. Graham and Mr. Norris returned from a week's hunt id Colleton county Sunday. Tbey brought back as trophies of their week's sport, a number of ducks a dear and other game. The Editor returns his thanks for kind remembrances. The venison was very fine. All the churches in the place will unite and hold Thanksgiving services in St. Stephen Lutheran church, tomorrow ?t 11 o'clock. Rev. Mr. ? Rountree, of the Methodi*t church, will deliver the sermon. Everybody is cordially invited to attend. From this date the South Carolina Cotton Oil Ginnery, of Columbia, will run only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ' Seed cotton brought on other days may be stored in our cotton bouse until ginning dayB. M. C Robertson, Manager. The Racket Store at Leesville has for Christmas-a prize for each customer. If you buy five dollars worth 70a get twenty five cents of any selection you make free. Misses Essie, Lucile and Carro Efird, who are attending the College for Women in Columbia, came over ?? % ? - % a * Saturday and spent tneir wees end vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C M. Efird, in this place. They were ?ccomp?nied by their cousin, Miss Burns Kreps. Santa Claus can be found at Lexington Department Store. The Saxe Gotba school, Irene, S. C., will observe Thanksgiving with appropriate exercises. The program consists of songs, recitations, dialogues and an address by Rev. C A. Freed, of Columbia. The exercises will begin promptly at 8 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mr and Mrs. W. P. Roof left for Tampa, Florida last week. Mrs. Roof has been in delicate health for sometime and it was thought that a trip to Florida would be beneficial to her. We trust that when she returns she will be restored to perfect health. K ? Oar correspondent was misinformed aa to the sale of the "David Rawi" home place in Bateeburg. The place has not jet been sold, bat probably will be in the near future. Ladies' Fine Drees Goods, Ready Made Suite, Cloaks and Notions. Lexington Department Store. "Window Glass and Putty. We have a supply of Glass and Putty. We sell cheap., Tne Kaufmann Drug Co. ^Carried Oo Sunday evening, November 20,1904, at the Lutheran parsonage, Deimar. S. C. Mr. T?Villie W. Sbeily and Mi8B Mary Lee Suelgrove, both of Deimar. Rev. J. D. Sbealy offic iating. Bridge Toll To every purchaser of Five Dollars in dry goods at Boll's Baztar, 1628 Main street, Columbia, S. C. Turpentine Still Caught Fire. Last Friday afternoon the turpentine still of Rev. W. D. Q lick, near the Lexington Lumber MVg. Co, came near being destroyed by fire. A charge was being boiled when the roeeo became too hot blowing the cap off The flames leaped up sitting fire to the shed. Fortunately Rev. Quick replaced the cap as quickly as possible shutting cff the ihroes and the fire on the sued was boon estin guiebed. JUittie or do damage was done. f?*Bridge Tell to every purchaser of Five Dollars in Dry Goods, at Ball's Bazaar, 1628 Main street, Columbia, S. 0. Mrs. Wilson Dead. The many friends of Mrs. Cathrine Willsou was pained to receive the announcement of her death which occurred in Columbia Monday afternoon. She was b.ra in this place on April 16.h 1828 and was a sister of the late M-jor H. A Meetzo and for a long time resided in the old home of Mr. G. M. Herman, on Depot street. The 'funeral services was held at Ebenezar Lutheran church by the Rsv. C. A. Freed. The interment was Eimwocd. Taken Up One hog. The owner can get the same by proving ownership and paying all expenses 0. Fred E ndrix. pd Notice. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO il the Estate of J. West Harman must make payment to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of January, 1905, and those having claims against said Estate must present them dulv attested to ' LAURA S. HARMAN. 3w5 Administratrix. Final Discharge. H^TOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI 1^1 persons interested that I will applv tc the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge of Probate in and tor the County of Lexington. State of South Carolina, on the 22nd day o Dec , 190-i, at It) o'clock a. m. lor a fina discharge as Executor of the Estate o Sofa Surgtner, deceased JOE SUEGENER. 4w6pi Executor. inaBMBnunaBBBBMnHi ^mamnam J ust received a car load ever shown in Batesburg. the largest and most select part of the State?Four C* Milburn Wagons are the st them. No substitute half i Rpmp.mhpr vnn can bnv cm Cheap for Cast No excuse. We must moi bargains. 35 Fine Berkshire and I registered sire from Ohio. J. P. Etheredge in ehar< friends. mm and mm ffl MESS GOODS, ^ j* RESET RUDE SKIRTS, ^ 0 CLOSES, | 0 ??"?" z s (Lexington Depl p A p5 a IHarvesting Machinery, ^ 5 I Hardware, ' ^ MI & I Buggies, j ? )Jf I Wagons, I *" p I Hames, I u I Saddles, I p |f I Buggy Robes. | p? Ask about the Free Stove, Free Wat WE ARE FORGING AHEAD AT A RAPID RATE. Because every man and boy who has had any dealing with ns speaks well of our business methods. /MBitjf^Bj 1st. Because we never misrep- / recent or exagerate in making an Ifflr' / 2nd. Because we carry a line'of AND BOY'S CLOTHING, | ! Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, ! JNMMHMK i Gloves, Neckwear and HosieP/y not- surpassed by any house in ' Columbia. We have ADDED THE SECOND STORY :3rd. Thousand square fee c of ? ' floor space for the exliibition of l EUPPE2THEIMEB make of Fine Clothing. w",a?"T- (JjlSm r^f A visit to our store will convince *^z"H'mtnxCo;y^2g? - jgSB [ you of our supremacy in values T& and equipment for rapid sen-ice. ^ CJ. Pi*ice ?Ste Co9 1001 GERVAIS ST., COLUMBIA. 8. C. Trespass Notice, j Trespass Notice. f A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY j rpHIS NOTICE IS TO FORBID ALL \ A forbidden to hunt, or trespass in ' 1 jiersons from trespassing u]>on my i any manner whatever, 011 the lands of ! lands in any manner whatever, especthe undersigned. The law will be j ially, hunting, can-ving off wood, makstrictlv enforced against all Trespassers, j ing bv i>aths, etc. The law will be en4w()]xl. WESLEY E. BERRY. ! forced. fipd E. POPWELL. iUGGIES. of the best medium size general purpose horses and mares Also have a lot of good work mules. We are opening up lines of buggies, wagons and harness over shown in this ? 1 ~ ?1 ^ ? ~^ ?v</4va AAnnncr ~R?1 limbic Riio-p-ies and 1 i I" 1UHU.S ItJl'CIVfU ClilU. 1UU1C vuniin^. ^ ~ ? "OO ;andard of perfection, and you buy the best when you buy j >o good. We also carry a line of medium price buggies, ods from us i or Time with Easy Payments. re this mammoth stock, so come early and secure the first >oland China pigs, 10 weeks old, ?3.50 to ?5.00 each. By ?*e of the Horse Department and will be glad to see his RUTLAND aJXESBTJJSBO-, S. C. I BUGGIES THE BEST, I I OVERCOATS, 101 J CRAVERETTES, I ft 5 > CLOTHING, I y * 1 S 9 FURNISHINGS, I ^ I 5 , Id 1 ^Li= StofsJ n | 3 GROCERIES, I ^ | 3 CANNED GOODS, | Nj 3 1 CANDIES, I 2 1 CRACKERS, 19 il I 2 J I UUU&INIl 4IUJt5, g p y Li er Set, Free Clock and Free Spoons. I BEAUTIFY W 101! I I ENHANCE ITS VALUE, I J OUR STORE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR g I ninnpg ATT 5 Bimsnps V.Tfl ! * | tmaio, uj.UU, miiuumju, mvi 1 We sell all good materials I I and will meet competitive I I LET US GIYE YOU OUR ESTIMATE J I THE KAUFMANN DRUG CO., I I LEXINGTON, S. C. I 11*1 it* mwiflT FOB IT MAY INTEREST YOU AND ABOUT COTTON ?We wast your Cotton and Cotton Seed ?we will pay highest prices. ABOUT ORGANS ?We want to show you our line of Parlor Organs, in oafc ana walnut. I'fiev are beauties. ABOUT BUGGIES ?.Just received a car load of up to date, stylish buggies aud surreys. Can suit young and old. FALL CLOTHING?A big, nobby line of Mens' Suifc9 and trousers hav9 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 a? all times, aDd will not be undersold. Bagging and ties a specialty. OUR ?Store and warehouse are full; cordially invite you 'to see U8 ? O imo We will please you aaa save yuu muucj. K. JONES, BATESBURO, S. C. 1 " ilrf ?uy Your WINTER SHOES COLUMBIA, S. C. Nothing hut Solid Leather Shoes Sold and Every Pair Guaranteed. I They are here and of cour>e are beauties, because they are Keith Konqnerors in High | and Low Cuts. Blacks and Taus, All Leathers, Union Made. Yoi are respectfully invited to call when in the city and inspect these goods, (^ua'ity guaranteed. (olien's Shoe Store, I 636 MAIN ST.. COl UMBIA. S. IC. I