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The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday,. November 30,1904,
PEITCIL A1TD SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Lexington cotton market 8fc.
: N There are eix prisoners in jail.
Cabbage, by the 100 pounds at l?o
per pound at M. D. Herman's.
Swapping horses is one kind of a
stock exchange.
Trade has been brisk for the past
few days.
Go to Scott Hendrix for your window
shades and curtain poles.
A small cottage here on earth is
better than a castle in the air.
Mr. J. D. Smithdeal, of Columbia,
visited relatives in town Sunday
Northen Batter at M. D. Herman's.
"Prip.ft npTtfcq r?pp nnnnd.
Bead the advertisements and you
will find "something for you"
Mrs.' Alma Geiger has returned
> from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Bichland.
Mr. Jake Bawl, one of Batesburg's
prominent business men, is in town
to day on business.
Ben Arehardt is in j ail charged
with selling a mule wbicn was under
mortgage.
A first class line of fresh Chrisma9
*'; goods of all kinds, fiuiu, etc.
Meetze & Son.
.
Mr. John Scoffill, of Pelion, was in
town Friday and paid his respects
to the/Di8patch office.
If you want a beautiful Reed
Bocker for Christmas, you will find
it at Scotfc Hendrix.
The local telephone company ia
putting up poles along Main street
preparatory to stringing wires.
j?&>
Enterprise Lard Presses, 4 quarts,
at $5.-50; 8 quarts, $6 40. M. D.
Harm an.
The December "Smart Set" hss
arrived and is brimfuil of choice and
interesting reading matter.
Pension blanks are being prepared
by the State Pension Board and will
be sent out soon.
. Come and eee the fine display of
eandmi, cakes and crackers, at the
Bazaar.
FOR SALE?A very large horse
colt, nineteen months old. Apply,
or call on L. E. Black, Erskine, S. C.
;. It is easier for a woman to Ioyo ft
man than it is for her to agree with
another woman. .
Mr. Sidney Snelgrove, son-in-law
of Hon. B. L Caughman, is visiting
- at the residence of W. W. Barre.
The Treasure!'s collection up to
November 30,:h amounted to $11,*
500 00.
Rev. J. S. W. Harper, has been
returned by his conference, as pastor
of New Bethel A. M. E. charge. He
is building a new house of worship
and doing other church work and
hi3 flocks are much pleased with him.
Presents of T Any Kind,
I Whether it- is for BIRTHDAY, ENGAGEMENT,
WEDDING, OR ANNIVERSARY.
We have just what
you want- in our store and can fit you
up at any price, from $1.00 to $3000 for
single piece and in sets from $3.50 to
$5000. Buy what you need and feel
like you can afford, but when you are
in the store, take a look at it all. There
is no telling when you may need something
else* and our goods are all solid.
genuine and of everlasting quality.
Every piece we sell is guarantee to be
tbe best at tf>e lowest prices.
SYLVAN BROS.,
JEWELERS,
1524 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Mimnaugh &
y fall purchases h*
t desirable mercha
our efforts to keej
it. With capital s
3 times. We buy <
t of our cash purch
; All kinds of harness is going cheap
I at T. B. Aughfcry & C,\, Columbia.
I When you want a set give them a
| call.
Mrs. A- Yon Riser and child, tf
1 \T a rricif a/1 o f f Vl /a
Xll/lUU UalUliUQ) vioiicu Ck U ULX*J UUUJO
of C. M Ehrd, E*q, in this place
for several days last week.
Boys' knee pants suits. We have
just received another shipment of
good warm serviceable suits, at prices
to suit you. E G Dreher & Co.
Mies Neomi Ssuart, and her niece.
Miss Pearl, came over from Columbia
Sunday to spend a short visit to
the sisters of the former.
Remember The Home Bank pays
4 per cent, interest, compounded
quarterly, on all savings deposits
from $1.00 up.
Mr. W. Pickens Roof, who is attending
Newberry College, visited
the parental roof in this place Saturday
and returned to Newberry Sunday.
If you need watches, clocks or
jewelry repaired call and see Simon
P. Smith, Leesville, S. C. All work
guaranteed. . 3vopd.
a. colli uiiatuuw uas uatia maueu iu j
the Batesburg Hardware and Supply
Company. The capital is S10.000
snd the corporators are R S. Simmons
and C. M. Rhodes.
Now is the time to purchase your
farm wagon and T. B. Augnfcry &
Co., is th6 place to do so. They
ieep the best at t?e lowest prices.
The wife and daughter of Mr.
George C. Shirey, of the Ella section,
are still sick, but are improving.
Miss Dora, his other daughter, is in
Newberry able to be up.
The Missionary services by Mrs.
Scherer and other ladies will be- huld
in St. Stephen church this evening at
7:30 o'clock. Everybody is invited
to attend.
We noticed duriDg our travels
through the county that farmers are
sowing largely of small grain. Some
are through while others are still
j sowing.
We are offering special bargains in
clothing, overcoats, shoes and hats.
Everything in up-to-date gents' fur
nishings at lowest prices.
E (t. Dreher & Co.
Mr. Davis D. Amick, formerly of
this county, bnfe now of Newberry
Mills, Newberry, is on a several dajs
visit to bis old home. He paid us a
pleasant visit yesterday.
We extend to all an invitation to
visit our banking institution whenever
we can be of any service to you,
guaranteeing honest dealings and
fair treatment. The Home Bs?nk.
Mr. Wade A. Hook sent to this
office an ear of corn, having a bunch
of seventeen grains of strawberry
variety and the balance is a pretty
yellow Dent variety.
Subscribers receiving their papers
in Bingle wrappers will please note
the date on the wrapper to which
they have paid and remit theamonnt
due promptly.
Capt. L W. Redd, Superintendent
of the Lexington Manufacturing
Company, has been quite sick, but we
are glad to say that he is now up
ana is able to attend to bis duties.
A pretty line of Christmas poods
together with a fine line of fresh
groceries, provision, &c, Call and
see these goods before you make
your purchases I can save you
money. H. M. Wingard.
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.
Persons needing stock of any kind,
vehicles, fine breed of pigs, should
read the advertisement of M. E.
PtutlaDd, Batesburg, and then go
there to have their needs supplied
with the best on the market.
The store of Mr. Ed.T. Hendrix.of
Columbia, was entered by burglars |
one night this week and robbed of
$5 in ca3h and a fsw articles. The
burglars tunneled under a window
and dug through a solid brick wail.
The last bearing in the reference
case of the Bondholders of Columbia,
Newb?rry and Laurens Railroad
Co., vs. Broad River, Saluda and
Fork townships in this county, was
held before Special Referee Earle in
Columbia Tuesday of last week and a
report will be made immediately to !
the Supreme Court. ?
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we filled every pa]
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Let us do a little Figuring
with you.
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We know boys wear out shoes
fast, that is why we select the
kind of leather we use in our
boys shoes. Iierran shoes you
can bank on will last.
"Advance"" Yici and Box Calf boys
shoes, sizes 9 to 13.] SI.35: 1 to 5] SI.75.
"Pine Knot" Yici and Box Calf boys
shoes 9 to 13] ?1.25; 1 to 5] SI.50.
"Mohawk" Sarin Calf and Kangaroo
boys shoes. 9 to 13] Si.00: 1 to 5] Si.25.
Grain and Yeal Calf shoes at "7c.,
85c., and ?1.00.
Get Him a Go.od Pair for
X'mas.
EHRLICH'S, |
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1627 Main Street f I ' I JlU'nj fl. I. |
Sept 20?ly
Don't You Need
Some new silverware for your table? You
might as well have nice service on your
table now and ei joy it while you are young
especially when you can buy it so 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 us in mind and come to see us
whenever you want goods in this line. We
save you money.
P. H. LACHiCOTTE & CO.,
.JEWELERS,
1424 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
JUST A WORD
TO FARMERS:
III 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 be gladly
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supplied if you
address
THE 111 HUE CO.,
COLUMBIA, S, C.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
\ LL PERSONS ARE WARNED
j-Tl not to hunt, open up wagon roads
make foot paths or anything of the kind
011 my land. The law will be strictly
enforced against all persons violating
this notice.
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time to buy.
E. G. Dreher & Co.
LEXINGTON, S. 0.
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