Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Lexington Dispatch, <. G. M. Harm ax, Editor and Publisher. Circulation, 1,907. Wednesday, Decemeber 14,1904. Ail ehauges of advertisements should be in the ? ffiee not later than Saturday mornu^ to ensure insertion in the cnr*e?.t issue. Carriages. Sunday evening, December 11, 1904, at the Lutheran parsonage at Deimar, S. 0, Mr. J. Henry Snelgrove, of Garfield, Ga., and Miss Nannie B Moore, of Deimar S. C Rev. J. D Shealy officiating. Married, December 7, 1904, at the nareonaee. bv Rev. O B. Sbearouse, Jr ? Mr. Joseph P. Jacobs sd<3 Miss Mary I. Daily, both of Irmo, S C. . December 8 1904, at the parson?g?> by Key. 0 B. Sbearou6e, Mr. John Davis Swygert and Miss Emily H Faimer, both of Pine Ridge, S.C December 8,1904, at the residence of the bride's fatter, near Peak, S. / C, by Rev. 0. B. Shearouse, Mr. | Adam E Stack and Miss Jessie Mabel bummer, both of Peak, S C December 8,1904, at the residence of the biide's parents, Mr. Emanuel W. Keisler and Miss Annie Steele, of Barr, S. C. Rev. A. R. Taylor offi eiatiug. At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. William Snelgrove and wife, on December 8,1904, by Rev A. R. Taylor, Mr. Samuel L Price and Miss Viola Snelgrove, both of - ^ Hollow Creek section. On Sunday evening, November 27, ? 1904, at tbe residence of John Sturkie, by Rev. E L- Lybrand, Mr. John Cooper and Mrs Jennie Smith. ^ On December 4,1904, at the residence of tbe bcide's mother, Mr. Ariocr aiercoHiH, w i iwopcmj, u C., and Mrs. Nelia Bundrick. Be?. E. L. Ly brand officiating. December 8.1904, at the residence of tbe bride's mother, by Be?. E L Lybraod, Mr. Cbariey Addy and ? Miss Florence Jefcoat, both of Brookland. By Be?. E L. Lybrand at t,be parsonage, December 11, 1904. Mi. A. C Drake and Miss Beulah Smith, dangbter of J P Smith. , > The Ladies Invited To inspect tbe line of useful things at Tbe JLiufmaun Drug Co. Bates burg Items. There is do doubt that an unusually large amount of business has been I done hv our merchants here this fall. 0?er 1500 bales of cotton ba?e beeD shipped in excess of the number last season, and still there is a great deal of cotton unsold in this vicinity. Arrangements are being made to have, in the near future, a large mass meeting of tbe citizens of this town for the purpose of advertising tbe Tmnrnwtmftnr,9. nublic and Drivate. the business done here, and the many advantages Batesburg offers to the public Mr W. B. Glenn, of Augusta, Ga, has charge of the Batesburg Electric Digbt Co., and has moved bis family to our town. Mr. Curtis Sbealy, residing one mile from this town, killed a large otter on bis father's farm, las* Thursday. The animal measured 36 inches ' from head to t<p of tail and was 15 inches in circumference C\ Mrs. William Wilcock of OraDgeburg, visited her daughter Mrs. Dr. L- M. Mitchell of our town last week. Hon. B. L- Caughman, of Columbia, was here on business last Saturday. Hon P. L. Hnid'rs State Senator of Chester county, visited his brother, jDr. E K Hardii \ one day last week. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Dr. J. A. Watson to Miss Tna Weiss Hartley, both of fchistowo, Wednesday, December 22, lOOi The ceremony will be performed in the Baptist church by the pastor, Rev. Jabez Ferries The residence of Mr. W. W. Watson is neenng completion. It is located on Railroad street near the JEJaptist church. Messrs. JobD Bel! To will and E. R. Sfceadman have returned from an extended trip ro fbe city of Mexico. They are well pleased with the diiiereut sections of country visited. Our town is now enjoying electric lights, telephones, waterworks and is beginning to have the appearance of a city. ' Mr. Samuel B George, our popular and efficient Clerk of Court, was jn town Toured*? on business. December 10.1901 C. x The Grand Secretary of Masons of South Carolina, who has been reported critically ill, is dow said to be much better and there is bright hopes of bis ultimate recovery. Cki^stmas and Wedding Cakes. - Please remember you will find the very best fruit cake ingredients, icing sugar, candies for dressing cakes, chocolate, and fi-ivoring extracts for your Christmas aod wedding cakes, at Harman rf BaZiar. Mr. Sex George, who was recently in a runaway accident in Columbia, by having bis leg fractured at the knee cap, is able to be out on crutches. | HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL |j I School and College Text Books { | AND SUPPLIES. j:j j I I WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN ]! j Printing Plant in the South, j TL^H i iiiGn.LDijtaiiuu.,j j> Masonic Temple. |;| !;i COLUMBIA, - S. C. | f wnitten ury uooas uu? i 5 BATESBURG, S. C. 5 STATE OF SOUTH UAKOLINA, j j COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. | nPfIlflfinQ Court of Common Pleas. (jill lOlIIlUU UUlJliui G. A. Sheaiy, Plaintiff, ^ cf Military Sets, Clotlies Brushes, agains Toilet Sets, Combs and Brushes, R. E. Taylor and Mary Taylor, Defen- Jewelry Boxes, Mirrors, dants. Writing Sets, Smoking Sets, Summons. For Relief. (Complaint View Holders, Card Receivers. Served.) i Lamps, To the Defendants R. E. Tavlor and s. ^ets Shaving Sets, AlW T*vlor- * Manicure Pieces, Wrist Bags, Album _ " Tv 4 " nrDfT>r oT-rvrATz-w-c-r. Games, Books, Testaments, BiVOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON ED bles, Jewelry7 of everv deX and required to answer the complaint script-ion, 6old Watches in this action of which a copy is here- form ?iq to ^ with served upon you, and to serve a China Cups and ' copv of your answer to the said com- Saucers plaint 011 the subscribers at their office Mugs Tooth at Lexington, S. C., within twenty days Picks; China Novelafter the sendee hereef; exclusive of ties, 4 Piece Table Sets the day of such service; and if yon fail Fruit Baskets, Fruit Bowls, to answer the complaint within toe Comb and Brush Trays, Tea, Su time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac- ^ tion will apply to the Court for the re- , % lief demanded in the complaint. o.7. U' n } ^lir , uses, Toy Tea THURMOND & TIMMERMAN. S Jq.,7 i eveJ7 de^npnon, ScisPlaintiff V Attoruevs. 2J an^sci Kmfe', ThimTo R. E. Tavlor and Marv Tavlor.'non Sets, Cologue ot every Resident Defendants: * " Un^'111 l)n?'tro>? ** to ?5.00. You will please take notice that the rw n summons and complaint in the above 8 1)000OH ilnilrt fi n entitled action was filed in the office of f .5 9 !\\I Ii! 11 fill I N the Clerk of Court for Lexington county, UI UulJUli Ul lilj UUfll in the State of South Carolina, on the J / 26th day of November, 1(.K)4. and is now T rvcuTT t -n ? ^ on file in said office. LX..LO V lLLE, S. C. THURMOND & TIMMERMAN. Plaintiff's Attorneys. IT flfl At(Scai.i SAMUEL B. GEORGE. |\jPM/ llflPO November 30, 1 i)04. ? fort?' 1 lU If UfulUl Final Discharge. new goons and new prices. "VJUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL J3i persons interested that I will apply to -n* ^ m <ur i *<, . the Hon. George S Drafts, Judge ot Fro- 2Q X 66(1, X lOUr, Meal, Grist, bate in and for the County of Lexiugtou Rice, Lard, Bacon, Sugar, Cofstate 01 houtb c?pima, ou the 24.1, day o< fee, Butter, Sausage, Cheat* December, l'.ML fcr a hual disclarge as rrn ' ? 9 , r Guardian ot the Esuus of Miry e, Ai- Hardware, Tin, Enamelbert H.. and Alma F Harruan. minors. 6d and GlaSSWare, all MARY M. HARM AN. Guardian. at low Cut Prices November 28. J 004. 4u7. ^ ^ ? : enterprise sausage mills Warning. "jVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER TO LART) PRESSES i ll all persons not to trespass m any ^ ^ manner upon our lands, lying in Gilbert REDUCED PRICES. Hollow and Chinquapin townships. Cabbage. Turnips. Onions Irish Pota- ' either by bunting, rutting trees, night t..es, Cwoanuts and apples at prices or day. All violators of tins nonce will that cannot be beat. Countrv be prosecuted to the full extent ol the Produce exchanged forgoods ' it?w- (,ixl HAKILEl EROS. ? ? A Estate of R. B. EKller must make f payment to the undersigned 011 or he- DEALER IX fore February 1st, 190."). and tilose having p I HA L I* claims against said Estate must present U6D6rHI IflGrCncindlSG. them dullv verified, to T , NANNIE E. HILLER. ^ LEXINGTON, b. C.. 3wN Executratrix. Corner opposite Court House Square. ! J and read our advertisement next week. J J Our Buyer is now in Northern Markets send- K \ ing Goods by express daily. Come and see \ x them. By seeing them you will not be satis- K K fied until you possess a full supply. K I Everything That is New f in Jackets, Skirts, Waisting, Skirtings, Trim- f $ mings, Belts, Neckware of every kind, Men's ? ^ Goods to suit your taste and purse. Our Millin- T W ery will be touched up with the latest designs, k | The Holiday Goods | ^ of all kinds are now on hand. Come to See T \ Us- i ? ' ?hi ? a ?_ An 5 ftftftftftftftft<*ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft I FARMS FOR SALE. I O- ft ft ft5 ?~ 45 ft ft ft 500 acre farm, with three small & % dwellings, barn, etc , three miles * * from Gilbert, S. C., for $2,500. ft ft 220 acre larm, with new fonr- * ^ room dwelling, small tenant house, * ft good barn, tobacco barn, one aod a ft ft half miles from Gilbert, for $1,250. * 1 - - ' ? J ?:il n ^ 146 acre larm, ricn una, wnu ? * dwelling, tenant houses, barn, three * and a half miles from Lee^ville, S. ^ * C., for S3.000. * * 146 acrts of woodland, tbre9 miles & ^ from Steadman, S. C., for $300. * * Three anarter acre iot, with nice * tfc A & five-room dwelling at Gilbert, S. C , ^ % for S5C0. J 3r 10 acre iot, with nice two story # ^ dwelling, barn, etc., at Gilbert, lor ? % $1?m s & 90 ficre farm, with *m 11 house, ^ * barn, etc . one mile from Gilbert, ^ * for $700. * * & % GOOD TERMS. ? j CHAS L. KELLY,) | REAL ESTATE AGENT, | ^ 1408 Maiu Street, | COLUMBIA, - - S. C. 11 # ? Bridgo Toll To every purcrmser of Five Dollars in dry good* at Ball's B.zaar, 1G28 Main street, Columbia, S C. Trespass Notice. A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY A forbidden tolinnt. fish, haul wood or trespass in any manner whatever, upon our lands. The law will be vigoronslv enforced. 6pd D. H. WHEELER, L. G. WHEELER, J. N. AMICE, J AS. A. AMICK. J. H. KOON. The State of South Carolina. County of Lexiugtqn. By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq . Probate Judge. WHEREAS SAMUEL B GEORGE. Gerk of Court, read1* snit to m*. to I erant him Letters of Administration ot the Estate and effects of Aaron Lee. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Aaron Lee. deceased, that they be and appear, before me. in tbe Comt of Probate, to be beld at Lexington, C. H , S. C., oo tiie lbth dav of January, lc0o next, after publication hereot at 11 I o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause it' I any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under mv hand, this o';h day ot j Dfcember. Anno Domini, 1904. ' GEORGE S. DRAFTS, J. P. L. C. r Published on the 7th day of December 1904, in the Lexington Dispatch. 6wl0 CAPITAL, FOUR PJBR CENT. per annum, payable quarterly on Savings Dej *?"C0UNTY AND TOWN DEPOS mH1B w w 53= COME AT ONC I ? 1311-1313 ASSEMBLY STBEI I Grove' I has stood the test 25 year I bottles. Does this record I Enclosed with every t I Still Selling at Lowest S Prices 2 Goods to everybody, every5 where, every day. Why can't J % we sell to you ? i S We Buy by the Car Load 5 \ and give our customers the ad- J % vantage of the extreme low 5 r prices. Whenever you trade r ' with us vou get your money's i I -worth and yon will come again. ^ Remember please, we sell everything, fnrnitnre of all kind, bng- i gies and wagons by the car load, 5 in fact come and see the many k great bargains we will give yon i in all lines. 5 To arrive this week a car of J "OLD MORI" WAGONS. I Remember, too, we bny every- ^ thing yon have for sale and give ? yon the highest prices. \ | COME ONE, COMB ALL, TO I i J j iHATTHEWS-gQUKNiGHT Qo., ? LEESVILLE, S. C. ^ LEXINGTON. S. C. $30,000.00. > TWO PER CENT, josits. ) per annum, payable quarterly on Checking deposits on mimimum amount of $200 1T0RY, PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION GUARANTEED.-?* * Car Loads OK NICE f Hnrsfls mi Milks 8IVI WW NIIM BIIHIW ^JE H?R?. IE AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. '-S3 IT, COLUMBIA, 3. C. V s Tasteless Chill Tonic j s. Average Annua! Sales over One and c Half Million 9 of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c.fi ?ottle is a Tea Cent package of Grove*s Black Root* Liver Pills. m