Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. g THE LARGEST g | I Department Store | s & * SOUTH OF BALTIMORE,$ uur Bu^er is constantly in tl Dry Goods, I COME TO SEE US WHE1 PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. *171-? ? ? ? ? ?4?U ftys r?t r? ervrol! rarmers uro eua ou mug owau grain. Tbe legislature will convene in about two weeks. Many a man is long on dollars and abort on sense. Tbe phone subscribers are keep: ing the wires hot Let us have* your dues for tbe Dispatch, please. Christmas is a happy time after it is all over. Next Saturday is tbe last day to pay taxes without tbe penalty. Miss Jodie Csugbman, of Columbia, is visiting relatives in town. Meetze Mulier of the S C. College, is at home for the holidays. A green grooer is one who trusts ! dead beat customers. Strange to ssy, tbe coming man is one who has already arrived. * ? r a At ; _j in ine iasi iew a ays *aa pncp 01 iamber has gone up to S3 per thousand. Miss Jennie Stephens, of Columbia, is visiting Miss Emma Bdlleniioe, in this place Old Noah wasn't much of a financier, but he knew enough to go in when it rained. The chimes of marriage bells were heard above the festivities of Tale tide. It is quite permissible to rob Peter to pay Paul?if your name is PauL .Marriage is a good thing for some people?furniture dealers for instance. Mr. Pascal Hendrix came over from Columbia and spent Christmas with relatives in town. Credit no man with his good intentions; make him come up with the long green. A woman can make a fool of almost any man if lature doesn't get the start of her. Messrs. Wessinger and Derrick, of Newberry, spent Christmas with the family of Mr. D. E. Balientine. We understand that there is a movement on foot to have the streets of Lexington lit by electricity. It is queer what an 8wful long stocking the shortest kind of a woman can wear. Mr. Carl Boof of the Citadel in Charleston, snent his holidavB with his parents in this place. Railroad Commissioner Banks L. Caaghman, and family, of Columbia, are visiting relatives in town. Will exchange several White Leghorn cockrels for common laying bens or pullets. Apply at Dispatch office. Mrs. Lena Hubbard, of Columbia, is visiting her parents. Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman, in this place. Mr. Jake Roberts and wife, of Columbia, spent the X'mas holidays with the old folk at home near here. PRE8EN18! PRESENTS! FOR SS2?Te^7- "Z~ear BUY NOW AND BUY FROM SYLVAN BROS. There are good reasons why you should buy from us. 1st. We have the largest stock, and you are more apt to find what you want when you have an assortment to select- from. 2nd. We liave the latest and most up to date styles that can be had. regardless of cost. 3rd. We give the most and l>esr for your money; in other words, sell at a lower price than anyone else for the same class of goods. 4th.. and best of all. we have only good, reliable, everlasting qualities, that can be guaranteed for a life time and then handed down. Don't buy before looking at our stock at SYLVAN BROS., JEAVELERS, 1524 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S, C. , L. Mimnaugh Col"u.3aa"toi?L, ie market with cash, supported bj lillinery, Notioi !C IN THE CITY. MAI] ^ Now is toe time to make your I New Year resolutions aDd next Monday will be the time to break them. Not even in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant have we bad such a warm Cnristmas as the last one was. The young: people er. joyed a delightful dance in Riot's hall last night. Many invited guests were in attendance. Col. M. D. Harman. wife and daughter. Miss Annie Lou, spent Christmas with relatives in Augusta, Messrs Herroon and E!wood Myers, of Sumter, are visiting the family of their Uncle, Mr. John J Fox, in this place. , Vfioa T.nla "K"amiruar tha nnnnm. , plished daughter* of Mr. Lonnie ( Kaminer, of Columbia, is visiting relatives in town. Mr. Brooks J. Wiugard, who is ' attending the South Carolina College, J came over to spend bis X1mas with ' his parents here. Mr. George C. Clark, a successful ^ naval stores manufacturer and a good * farmer on Black creek, called in to see us last Friday. i Misses Nettie and Roxey Mills, of 1 Brcokland, visited relatives and i friends in Bed Bank and hereabouts during the holidays. Misses Essie, Lucile and Carro Efird, who are attending college in Columbia, are spending their vacation ! with their parents in this place. ] The appointment of Auditor Der- ^ rick for Crout's Store has been changed from the 6 b to the 13th of February, 1905. After speodiog Xoaas with home folks. Dr. P. H. Sbeaiy will open his office Monday, January 2ad, ready for business. Mr. J. D. Smithdeal, of Columbia, who received injuries ia a runaway i accident about two weeks ago, is t slowly recovering. Mr. N. M. Derrick, a successful farmer on Broad Biver, paid us a pleasant call while trading in town t last Friday. c Mr. Jasper Amick, from the Piney * * 9 * * 1 V i I. woods section, rememoerea ine ^ printer daring the holidays with his subscription. ; H. L. R;>of, while in town Satur day, did not fail to call in see us a while purchasing his X'mas good cheer last Saturday. ^ Mr. A. T. Stoudemire, a faithful and competent employee of the Co- 8 lumbia Pack Mill, was here Saturday and paid us a pleasant visit. Mr. Lee Muller, of St. Matthews, visited relatives in town during the holidays. They tell us be is "most married'' since he left Sandy Run. Miss Jennie, the daughter, 1 of Mr. Geo Martin Caugbman visited Miss Emma Ballentine during the holidays. \ We were glad to see our young friend Charlie H. Drafts, on our streets yesterd&y He is odo of the popular clerks at the Columbia ' Hotel He is spending a few days at home. ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. { Court of Common Pleas. G. A. Shealy, Plaintiff, against R. E. Taylor and Mary Taylor, Defendants. Summons. For Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants R. E. Taylor and Mary Taylor: yOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED X and required to answer the complaint in this action of which a. copy is herei with served uixrn you. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office 1 at Lexington, S. C.. within twenty days j j after the service hereof; exclnsive of i } the. day of such service; and if you fail 1 j to answer the complaint within the | rime, aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac! rion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. I THURMOND & TIMMERMAN. Plaintiff's Attorneys. To R. E. Taylor and Mary Taylor. 11021 ! Resident Defendants: You will please take notice that the summons and complaint in the above, entitled action was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Lexington county, in the State of South Carolina, 011 the 20th day of November. 1904, and is now 011 file in said office. THURMOND & TIMMERMAN. Plaintiff *s Attorneys. 1 Attest: (Seal.) SAMUEL B. GEORGE. C. O. C. P. | Novemlier -?o. liHM. ??wl>. 1 jj ffi Bargain U UU19 Getters. i s_ o, r long experience, consequently bu L ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT WITH A LOOK. Empress, are well worth seeing, for they are the best looking, best fitting and best feeling shoe a lady 3ver put her foot into. They are made of the softest, smoothest and finest patent and glazed kid that ever went into a 53.50 ladies' shoe. Welba, our $3.00 beauty, is as hr ahead of other $3.00 shoes as in automobile is and ox cart. There is a heap of satisfaction n feeling well shod, and when ve fit you that is just the way fou feel. EHRLICH'S, I 643 Main Street! rA}|!?Df4 C T .627 Main Street! tUlllDLij fl. I. Sept 20?ly Don't You Need Some new silverware for your table? Yon night as well have nice service on your able now and etjoy it while you are young specially when you can buy it sc reasona>ly. When in Columbia come in and alk silverware with us, or, if you can't some will send you our catalogue. We are opening up a nice fresh stock of vatches and jewelry just received. Next r veek (before October 15), we will have an mtire new liDe of handsome clocks at very ^tractive prices. Keep us in mind and come to see us whenever you want goods in this line. We ave you money. P. H. LAGHICOTTE & CO., JEWELERS, 424 MAIN STBEET, COLUMBIA, S. C. I JUST A WORD TO FARMERS: I ONION HUH 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 supplied if you address I UNION WflH CO., >LUMBIA, S. 0. Eev. J. G. Graicben will preacb at Nazareth on the first Sunday in January, at 11 o'clock and in St. Stephen's church in this place, in tbe evening of tbe same day, at 7 o'clock. Tbe public and strangers are cordially invited to this service. i J. L. Mimnaugh & I ColTj-mloia, S. O. he gets the Cream of bargains, the Ibenefit of ying AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. SEN We will for the next fe^ ducements in order to ni( loaded and enormous stod wagons. This is mostly a ly finished work that will wear anything you can bu lieving--come and see. JPP MXJJ When you say mules to us and get o us?not as high as they were. We carry color. GREGORY-RHEA Ml t .T IS THE PLACE Dry Goods, I NOTIONS All A Complete Lexingt GIRARDEAU & MAR THE CLOTHIERS. COLUMBIA, - Bargain f| & EVERY DAY $ B h & Jy,? Givers. ? a bargain day | hi at fo which we give to our Lexington Friends when D TO US FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT. 7 days give some extra in>ve the bulk of our over k of Buggies, Carriages and 11 new stuff-nice, new highoutshine, outride and outy elsewhere. Seeing is bem ur prices you can't help but buy from a complete line always, any size, bind or fLE CO., ,o,r"B"s < OHN W. COiVDEK, Sec. ana Treas, ?0 s ^ TO BUY YOUR VI900 UUVU0) ID SHOES. lc j on, S. C. j ~ n j Christmas Goods. _ ' v:-!'"" 1 | Military Sets, Clotlies Brashes, ' rP.?l<vr rVnn'hc MllH *RnidlP? ' V- D lUllCl UCU1, WAJV* -W-. V*.. -W. ,, | ii?; I Jewelry Boxes, Mirrors, j v$K i?''\ I Writing Sets, 'Smoking Sets, ga :r " * fi View Holders. Card Receivers. I Child's C. and B. Sets, Shaving Sets, I Manicure Pieces, Wrist Bags, Album | ( James, Books, Testaments, BiI i hies, Jewelry of every deI j script-ion. Gold Watches j I ^orm. tO^ ?30, lllll!& I j Picks. China Novel- ^ ? | j ties, 4 Piece Table Sets. -jjgjlPili ' i Fruit Baskets, Fruit Bowls. iawigflPi i Comb aad Brush Trays. Tea, Suajjjji .- j gar and Cream Chocolet Sets, W;i| rer Sets, Best Figured Vases, Toy T< a pEffffi:' | Sets, Dolls of every description. SeisA I 1 sor Sets. Manicure Cases. Knife. Thim- j I j ble and Scissors Sets, Cologne of every | Wj&M f s kinds, in price from 2oc. to ?o.<X>. j 1.1 j | Crosson Drug Co., ' 8 | LEESVILLE, S. C. . , IP V I | Final Discharge. 1 ! xt0tice is hekeby given to alb i JL^ persons interested that i will apply to BanHBBBa^ i the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge of Prom m a : bate *n ftni^ ,or *he County of Lexington. ??? 85 i| I , State of South Carolina, on the 29th day of Eh ggj JA 8 i December, for a final discbarge as 'a# B E2H He* I j Guardian of the Estates of Mary E, AJ; bert H., and Alma P. Hannan, minors. IVfAlitY \t PT A P? \f A V eitiortliftn. g (J Novembt r 2S, iw7. J I