The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 18, 1905, Page 6, Image 6
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WORTH OF MEM'S, BO YI
I Trunks and Suit Cases
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Every article will be Marked Down, Some t
| will ensure a quick sale. Such an offering of Fi
quote a few prices:
Men's Cassunere Suits sold at $7.50 $ 4 00
Men's Scotch or Plain Suits, sold at $12 50 7 50
If; : i Men's Fancy or Black Suits, sold at $16 00 10 00
Men's Dressy Suits, sold at $20 00 12 50
% Men's Overcoats, Fancy or Plain, sold at $8 00.$ 4 00 j
Men's Scotch or Mixed Overcoats, sold at $12 00. (J 00
Men's Plain or Fancy Overcoats, sold at $15 00. 0 00
Men's Fine Overcoats (all styles), sold at $20 00. 12 50
Men's Fine Cravenettes, sold at $15 00 11 00
Men's Mackintoshes, sold at $5 00 2 50
I Remember Every Article B
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1 George Mabley Sale Agei
| for C. N. Harper & Co.,
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.
NORTH-SOU TH-E AST- Vt
; Two Daily Pnllman Vestibule Limited Trains Bet\
SOUTH AND NEW YOJ
} ' > . First Class Dining Car Service. The best rates and
Eastern cities via Richmond and Washington, or via ]
steamers to Atlanta, Nashville. Memphis, Louisville, St. Loi
New Orleans and all points South and Southwest to Saand
Jacksonville and all points in Florida and Cuba. Pc
shortest line North and South.
^JP^For detailed information, rates, schedules, Pullman]
&c., apply to any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway
BURROUGHS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S.
- CHARLES F. STEWART, Assistant General Passeng
SAVANNAH, GA.
|gfc BUY T
Alfred J. Fox, j
Life and Fire! I
Insurance andj | ,
Real Estate! j
| Agent, |
it?: cs r?M ||CninO n
iuejLui5ouii,c.w j -Se;oreyouPurch!
?????? j | THE NEW HOME SEWING I
j Only First Class Companies Repre-1 | orange, h
Rented. ! Many Sewing Machines a:
j : !ess of cjua-iity, but the ' A*1
i My companies are popular, strong 1 I ; to wear. Our guaranty nevs
and reliable. No one can give your We make Sewing Machine
i business better attention; no one can i of the trade. The '*?w 1
i give yon better protection; no one can : head of ai! Mig-h-arratle u
i give yon better rates. Sold by authorized
! Promptand careful attention given ; | -t>R Sxj
: to buying and selling Real Estate, j i VV Jl xl
| both town and country properties. i L?xil)gtoD
i Correspondence x*spectfuly solicited. j
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Oflr U/ftft|!ewJA!Si:NTFI>EKtoa!i j Viihwliiui iiiiii
Ufa ft OOliEjf S^nsers of morphine, THE ONLY NATIO
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D S 18 II S??K??K UNITED STATES. STAT]
?T all Kwi ticu*arson home or DEP0SI1
1 1 1 Yfl sanatorium treat
and B.em". woolley, | Savings De
Jffhiskey Cure Atlanta, Georgia j Paid up Capita!
j Surplus Profits
Liability ot Stockholm
Money to Loan.
TTTE ABE PREPARED TO NECD- I inWevt a lowed at tl
VV tiafce loans on improved firmire ' ne anni.m, payable M*
. lauds in Lexington County. No^oimnis- j be-1st W. A. 01
eion. Borrower to pay actaat costs of t Wtj/hJonss, YicePr<
preparation of puoejN. { T^ernber 4?lv.
Sept. 14. 6m THOMAS & GIBBES j ?? : ?
Attorneys at Law. j -tt is easier to sbu
1227 Washington St., Cjlumb.a. S C down than it is to si
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to be Slaughtered Without
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& COMPi
to conduct this sale and 1
;o Cost, Some Below Cost, some at Half Cost. li
ne High Grade Goods has never been attemptec
Men's Pants, sold at $1 50 1 00
Men's Pants, sold at $2 25 1 50
Men's Pants, sold at $3 75 2 50
Men's Fine Pants, sold at $6 00 4 00
Men's Hats, odd lots, sold as high as 81 50 $ 50 ,
Men's Hats, sold at $1 50 and 82 00 1 00 j
Men* Fine Hats, sold at 82 50 1 50 j
Fine Trunks, sold at .87 50 ? 4 50 '
Suit Cases, sold at $7 50 5 00
larked Down With a Red
I Orders Accompanied by
36 YEAR!
ihumiwiiwh Baptist "ffaioa Meeting.
L i The Upper Division of the Lexing^
| ton Baptist Association meets with
I the Red Bank church on January
28fcb, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m.
10 to 11 a. m.?Reorganization,
Enrollment of Delegates aDd Reveen
ligious Exercises.
11 to 12 a. m?Introductory Ser:
~ mon by M. J. Kyzer or W. L. Hays.
SSiM }2 to 1 p. m.-Reeees
lis, Chicago, 1 to 2 p. m ? Firat Querry.^ ^ Is
vannah and there any scripture for the ordaining
>sitively the of a man to preach who has been
licensed to preach and also ordained
reservations. as a deacon. Opened by M. A. Gunor
to W. L. ter or J. D. Taylor.
C. 2 to 3 p. m.?Second Query: Is
er A<*ent salva ion conditioned on church
membership, or is it independent of
! baptism or church membership.
wawyimiMMMB Opened by Evans Hall or W. L. Keel.
Song and adjourn to 7 p. m.
.??7 to 8 p. m ?Is our union a bene?
fit to our church"? If not, wh>?
H Opened by J. E Steele or W. R.
Ej Sunday 10 o'clock a. m.?Sunday
S^jSy?| School Exercises by T. H. Williams
11 a. m.?Missionary Sermon by
Joat Edwards or S. J. Riddle.
Miscellaneous and adjourn.
. The Race Problem and Poker.
Cil Blount, the real hero of Emer8on
Hough's new novel, "The Law of
tSilfilllll* ' t^e Land," is a Southern planter with
rfSnTfiWr a q,Jaint way of looking at things,
inUIliltM Here are his views on the negro probAr.y
Other Write lem.
MACHINE COMPANY "If you'll let me say so, there am t
fiASS- no law higher than the law of poker,
'^m?es??? Now we've let Mr. Nigger into the
;r runs out game with us; or, anyhow, he's here,
s to suit ail conditions and somebody gives him a few chips.
"TstlgmS He d?a't bu? for himself, and be
i dealers only. * don't know the value of 'em. His
E by chips ought to be good as far as they
tOOF, last- The trouble with Mr. Nigger
t C. i^ he's wanting to get into every
jack-pot with less'n a pair of deuces,
'HMfll DIM and wanting to play on the ground
IIIIbHI flinlfln 1 tbot bio ti? bitn nb mo oro oo crnn/1 O.R
iUIIIIL U1I11II vuai u*o n ua w uui^/o a& v ??o gwv< ?
NAL BANK IN ot^er ^ue ones. Now
gj^ ' that ain't pokeiP
'oky!Y AXD C,DSTY mat ^?u'Swear?
' Liuieiistvr Ledger,
nartmeilt. It is a remarkable fact that com~
- $200 000 Paratively *ew taxpayers appreciate
Toiooo the comprehensiveness and seriousers
- 200.000 ne98 of the oath they take when mak?
ing returns of their property for taxa54<0.000
tj0D <j?he affidavit at the bottom of
ie rate of 4 D?r oent *????**- .. . , , ,,
ky i8t and Novem- eftc& return is usually signed by me
LjARK, President affiant without reading it?without
-sideut aD(l Cashier, knowing its contents. Really, the
affidavit should be read and tbort
a boiler factory oughly understood before the return
but a woman up. itself is made out, bo that the tax
)THING, FURNISHING G
; Regard to Cost or Value,
;es of
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they have inaugurated a
d SAL
rothing Reserved, We are determined to sell th
1 and its no wonder that people take advantage <
! Boys' Suits (Long Pants), sold at $7 ;"30 $ 4 00
i Boys' Suits (Long Pants), sold at $12 50 7 20
Boys' Suits (Knee Pants), sold at $2 CO t< * (X) ] 00
Boys' Suits (Knee Pants), sold ot $3 00 2 00 j
Boys' Overcoats 4 to 8 years old, sold at $2 50.. 1 00
Boys' Overcoats, 10 to 16 years old, sold at $6 50 4 00
Boys' Knee Pants, sold at 75 cents, and 00 cents 50
Men's Undershirts, sold at 35 cents $ 20 j
Vfroi'e Qlii-H- onrl lrnrc cn1/-l of and !!."?
vu O MU1X t UJilVl J-'A CAi 1 T V/i O J OWAU Cit' WA (iiAVC '/V W
Men's Shirts and Drawers, all wool, sold $1 00
and $1 50 7.3
Tag. No goods Sent on App:
Cash Will be Filled at One
5 IN BUSINESS. *
payer may see aDd know what is expected
of him. And in&teid of* being
printed in small type, as it now Kf j5%j
id, the solemn and far-reaching obligation
should be in large type and Wr
occupy a conspicuous place on the W \ xJk/
blank returns. _ J w* A
As this is the time of year for mak- \ *
ing returns, we publish below the
affidavit each party is required to
I, do solemnly swear, that I B BBSS |
have listed above all the Real and _ lain [
Personal Property, Moneys, Credits BV 10 Kg
over and above my indebtedness, In- B W W 1 !
vestments in Bonds, Stocks, Joint
Stock Companies, or otherwise belonging
to me, or under my control ?:
as Manager, Holder, or as Husband, I \
Parent, Guardian, Trustee, Executor,
Administrator, Receiver, Accounting f \ ? Officer,
Agent, Attorney or Factor, \ \ S U .
on the 1st day of January, 1905,
which are subject to taxation under j \
the laws of this State, and that I
have returned the same at what I j I It will no
honestly believe to be the market \ j Bros. Hai
value and that the above list, as furn- j { leading d
ished by me to the County Auditor, { \ luen-<)
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l? a true ana ianniui return 01 an 1 = * ^
the property which I am required by { [ J&a 0
law to list; and further, that I am { j
liable to the Poll Tax. ? : made of t
_ ? I of all. \
The Modern Version. j I t0^us'
Newberry Observer. j i 3UTTI
They are still playing "Ten Nights { ?
in a Barroom" in such out-of-the-way
places as Anderson. The day before : I
Christmas in a dispensary would be
more up-to date and true to life. H5 SB ,
The favorite pastime of a lynching I lly M/bhH
party is looping the loop. vQvvV
There were 331 homicides in the
county of New York last year. ?
Senator Clay, of Georgia, introduced
into the Senate recently, a bill * ..-y
granting 15 days leave of absence
annually to rural free delivery mail '
carriers. J f jA"7"John
H. Kirby, of Houston, Texas. J _ i
has brought suit against Pat Cal- V*\N'
houn, of Atlanta, for ?4,000,000 be- { ?
cause te has withheld certain oil stock - .
belonging to Kirby. t >. K~-;.
He who expresses his willingness
to die for a weman always reserves J '13||
the right to fix the date of his demise.
Thomas Rbem, who shot and killed i * ji.
William Green, near Sampit in Sep ! J * tember,
1904, and then escaped, has ; copyright.
been captured at Kingstree. j *# ??* ?
i Miss Nora Hicks has been appoint- |
ed carrier on Cherokee route No. 1 To Cure
I in Spartanburg county ana nae 1 v1" KHraou s wK??n
. j- u * u - dosesduring th day, ih
entered upon tbe discharge of her , tar baim without morp
duties. She is the brat woman car- j For S?l?? ?r flami;
rier for South Carolina rural free j
delivery routes. | Pay you duos tut]
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IZZ***1* * mn ? a gYm rrrgr
OODS. HATS AND GAPS,
and have secured the
ICAGO, ILL.,
I
e goods and have marked them at prices that
of such opportunities to save money. We only
Men's Wool Sweaters 75
Men's Fancy Shirts, stiff bosoms, sold at 75c.. 25
Men's Fancy Shirts 40
Men's Shirts, sold at ?1 50 1 00
Man's Fancy Socks, sold at 25 cents 15
Men's Suspenders, sold at 25 cents 15
Men's Suspenders, sold at 50 cents 25
Men's Neckwear, sold at 25 cents 15
Men's Neckwear, sold at 50 cents 25
Men's Fancy Vests, sold at ?2 50 $ 1 50
roval. Terms Strictly Cash
ft.
33 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, S. C. 5
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WHEN YOU BUY A j I
II OIF1 CLOTHBS |
WHY NOT GET THE BEST? | j
r cost any more. We carry a. full line of Schloss | I
id Tailored Clothing. Their line is carried by all = :
othiers in large cities and we guarantee every gar- I \
his famous brand that we sell. We also carry { i
omplete Line of Shoes, j
he best leathers and at prices that meet the approval j =
Ve make a specialty oi' Gent's Furnishings. Be sure \ \
when you come to Batesburg. = \
SB VALUES FOR THE SAME MONEY ! j
IS THE MOTTO OF I j
sburg Shos and Clothing Co.
lAMAAAAA AAMll tuuv un-r rmnv
wni rvui tiuui
YOUR LABOR! '
I * Make your money m&ke money for yon,
V in onr SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
# it will be both safe and productive. "We
~" <J pay interest f-.mr timea year.
W V-'li PHMmO Ml * IHBIfiH
? J. f, COLUMBIA, S. C.
< - J % w*- h IYLES. President.
q JULIUS B WALKER, V. President
> -T P MATTHEWS Secretary.
a Cough I m ~
Cough Syrup in sm.ll 10 ^Ure ? ^ *?r? 0r WoUn<1 .
en sleep*t night. A pine i apply Ramon's Nerve & Bone Oil promply. It>?
hine. '-' c -t all dealers. antiseptic-stops thepain andcausesbealingby
. ! first intention."Jocaud tnoneybacl: ifnotsatisfied
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