The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 18, 1905, Page 4, Image 4
The Lexington Dispatch,
G. M. Harxan", Editor and Publisher.
Circulation, 1,937.
Wednesday, January 18, 1905.
AU changes rf advertisements
should be in the rffioe rot later than
Saturday mornir* to ensure insertion
in the curr^o* i?*ue
The Raysor's dinpensary bill provides
for the members of the State
?toard oI Directors to be appointed
by tbe Governor instead of being
elected by the Legislature.
Among tbe speakers at the good
roads convention to be held in
Albany, N. Y, January 24th and 25th
will be United States Senator Asbury
C. Latimer of this State.
The persons charged with being
responsible for the sinking of the
steamship Slocum in tbe New York
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Gar Dor, oy wmco many peopie were
, killed and drowned, are cow being
tried in the United States Circuit
Conrt in that city.
Governor Montague, of Virginia,
has respited J. Simael MoCue of
Chsrlotteviilc, who was to have
banged Friday, until February lOcb.
McCoe was convicted of murdering
bis wife.
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Representative Josh Ashley has introduced
a bill in tbe lower branch
of#the General Assembly providing
for tbe abolishment of the office of
State Immigration Commissioner.
The farmers all over the State
have organized themselves into "cotfern
growers' dobs'' and have agreed
to hold their cotton. The cotton
growers in tke cotton, growing belt
have tbe situation well in hand and
if they manage right tbey will ceitainly
win out in tbe eDd. i
Deaths.
Mr. W. Guise, of near White Rock,
a sod of Mr. A. A Guise, died fron
an affection of toe heart on Saturday
morning, January 14, 1905, in th*
38th year of his age. Mr. Guise wa>
a prominent man of bis communi?)
and was devoted to his wife apd fiv*
children who survive him. In bic
ddatb his friends and neighbors bav?
8Q8tained a great loss and bis loveo
form will be sadly missed in the
home circle. He was buried at High
Hill cbnrch on Sunday afternoon ii
the presence of a large gathering of
people. May the God of the widow
and orphans watch over and protect
the bereaved ones in this their sea
son of sore distress.
Mrs. Sarah Kleokley died at the
residence of Mr. John Hendrix, neai
Hebron church, on Friday afternoon
at the advanced age of 88 years. Sbt
was laid away to rest in the Kteck
ley burying ground Sunday morning.
Mrs. Kleckley was a kind mother!}
soul sharing the burdens of the
sfflicted in soul and body. She wa>
a friend of everybody and the coo>
munrty in which she resided bae
sustained a loss that will be hard to
fill.
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Tried to Escape JailOo
last Friday *ft*rnoor>, whiltcleaning
up the jail, Sheriff Cjrley
came across evidences of an attempi
to break jail. By a skillful piece of
dectective work the Sheriff discover
ed that the attempt was made b\
Lee Hill, colored, who is under
charge of breaking into a store a*
PelioD. He further discovered tba?
Hill had sawed through two bais in
the door of the cage inside of the
jail, covering up his work with soap,
leaving only one more bar to be out
in the corridor of the j il. The saws
were concealed in a Cnristmas basket
sent by express from his father, Levi
Hill, who lives in Atlanta and requisition
paper have been issued to the
- Governor of Georgia, asking for his
surrender to the Sheriff of Lexington
county.
Advertising that Pays.
If the advertising doubter bad
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Colombia, any day this week he cer
tainiy would have bad his belief that
advertising does not pay very much
shaken. The crowds were simply
great; the store did an immense
business and it was diffi:ul% even
with the increased force of salesmen,
to wait on all the customers. The
Sale will continue until the 25th
Those who contemplate purchasing
at low prices would do well to go
early before the assortment is broken.
See advertisement on page 6.
Scare Over.
Oa tbe authority of Dr. J." J. Wingard,
tbe attending pbvsiciar, we
state that the patient suffering from
smallpox has been op and dressed
for a week, and has pissed that
stage where he could communicate
the disease to others. There has
been no new cases in town or vicinity
and there is now no danger whatevKr
of there being any developed
from this patient.
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GIRARDEAU & MARSHALL,
THE CLOTHIERS.
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
! HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
School and College Text Booksj
AND SUPPLIES. |
< WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN - i
j Printing Plant in the South, j
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COLUMBIA, --- - S. C. |j
K and read our advertisement next week. J
K Our Buyer is now in Northern Markets send- C
K ing Goods by express daily. Come and see K
K them. By seeing them you will not be satis- \
C hed until you possess a full supply. 5
^ ?ti TonVotc Rlnr+.s. Waistine*. Skirtings. Trim- ^
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4r mings, Belts, Neck ware of every kind, Men's
Goods to suit your taste and purse. Our Millin- t
& ery will be touched up with the latest designs, #
I The Holiday Goods | i
of all kinds are now on hand. Come to See t
I Whitten Dry Goods CO., I
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I Cabbage Plants, all varieties. Prices: 1000 <3? $1.50, 5,000 8 j
<?; 81.25 per 1000, 10,COO Ut ?1.000. Sloped C. O. D. if dr- i
sired. Plants arrive at your express Office in ftood eondi- g
tion. Write for Merchants' Prices, Cabbage, Beans, Sweet
Potatoes and turnips in season. Orders for shipment of To- 9
mato Plants, S(a Isand Cotton Seed and Sweet Potato Draw- I
ers should be lxxjked in advance.
II ^ ^ ENTERPRISE, S. C. Exoross Office
Jas. Ray Serafy, youu^ isian.1, s. e i
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WARNING. ~, Warning"
T DO HEREBY NOTIFY AND FOR- i ?THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERX
bid all persons from employing or { X sons not to make paths or puss through
harboring John Biekley and Eii John- ; my premises in the town of Innoforany
soil vis they are under contract with mo. ! purpose wliatever. Parties must keep
DR. JAMES HARM AN. j the streets and not make paths ami near
January 0, lP0-"?. 3wl2. I ?-urs ?>n said premises. Violators will
i be indicted.
Conic to see us w hen in town. ! JOHN D. DAVIS.
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HOME
HAPPY
GOOD MUSIC WILL DO THIS
You want a sweet toned \
Piano, or you may prefer a 5
fine Organ. ?
We Represent the Standard |
| Makes. |
? Our prices and terms will aj> <
$ peal to you. Call on or ad- ;
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Malones
Music
Mouse.
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; Columbia, S. C. - J
) Established 20 years, ?
| Pianos and Organs. <
CAPITAL,
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, payable qnarterJy on Savings Dep
^ COUNTY AND TOWK DEPOS!
We are goi:
Wagons. Com
carry a full lii
sell them at v<
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5 prices. Whenever you trade ? 1
(with us you get your money's J
worth and you will come again. #
Remember please, we sell every- ?
thing, furniture of all kind, bug- 5
gies and wagons by the car load, ?
in fact come and see the many ?
great bargains we will give you 5
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\ COME ONE, COME ALL, TO I
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LEXINGTON, S. C.
$30,000.00.
> TWO PER CENT,
josits.) per annum, payable quarterly on Checking deposits on mimimum amount of $20)
ITORY. PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION GUARANTEED.^
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ng to make a special run on
ie to see us before you buy. We
le of Buggies and Surries, and
ery low prices.
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We will have in
Jar Load of Moles
;h. Come and get your choice.
iMAN RRn.Q
UlEmaV Si
IT, " COLUMBIA, S. C.
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>. Average Annual Sales over One one a nan imiaon m
jf merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. I
yttle is a Tea Cent* package of Grove's Blade Root* Liver Pffls. J