The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 22, 1905, Page 8, Image 8
Fall yard wide Bleached Has
free of any dressing,
Extra wide White Lawn.
Millinery Oj
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Fire!
Ask your dealer for T. X. L.
We want a steam fire engine.
See new advertisement of The
- (Some Bank.
Yesterday, March 21sfc, was the
Jtet day of winter.
Planters' horse and ca&tie powders,
for sale at the Bazaar.
1
The Masons held their regular
seeling in this place last Saturday.
Many tax executions will soon be
placed in the hands of Sheriff Corley
for collection.
There is prayer meeting every
Saturday evening in the Methodist j
church in this place.
Spring shoes?the latest fashion j
is style and toes, at Meetze & Sod.
When you want the most goods for
the least money come to Lexingfco to
do your shopping.
Mr. Wm. Martin has arrived in
town, after a pleasant sojourn in
Florida during the winter.
The best selected stock of dress
goods can be found at, W. P. Roof's.
Capt. J. H. Counts, of Irmo, was
in attendance upon the meeting of
the old soldiers Monday.
Some of the farmers do not propose
to reduce their cotton acreage
by one-half of one foot.
A fall line of general merchandise,
at prices that will be satisfactory to
customers, at H. M. Wingard's.
It is said that one or two new
brick buildings will be erected in
Lexington at an early day.
Remember that the Dispatch Job
Printing Office is always ready to do
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JQTBt Ci&BB WUZ&ab UiUUCiabO J^IIUCO.
The names of Borne subscribers,
who receive the Dispatch from the
Lexington post office, will be dropped
unless they soon come and settle up
The Lexington Department Store
offers cash purchases of groceries
and other goods, at prices that are
enticing.
Mr. Sammie Meetze, of White
Bock, has entered the Palmetto Collegiate
Institute. He boards with
Mr. J. M. Craps.
One second-hand five-horse power
Frick engine for sale cheap. Apply
to H. M. Wingard, Lexington, S. C.
There is a bright fnture for Lexington
if our people will only use
the opportunity to make the most of
it
Call and see the elegant line of
pretty spring dry goods at, W. P.
Boofs.
Attorney General Gunter is of
the opinion that no one liable to poll
tax is exempt unless be is so maimed
that be cannot support himself.
The Bev. Luther Shealy will
preach on the 4th Sunday night of
March, in the Baptist church at Gilbert
All are invited to attend.
WHEN IN NEED
OF
A PEESENT,
Or if you want to fit up your
own table with Silver, or
buy a Watch, or buy a Diamond,
or buy any kind of j
good, solid gold, reliable
jewelry for yourself' be sure
to call on us. You can always
be sure to get the best,
and the right thing, as we
only liave solid goods, and
only buy the kind we know
to be the right style and pattern
for whatever you want
to use it for. Come in the
first opportunity you lwive,
and ask us to show you what
ever you may be interested
to/o -will rmlv hf> too triad
to show yon and tell you all
about it. If you don't want
to buy anything, that's all
right. We can't sell without
showing, so come to
1524 Main St., Columbia, i
SYLVAN BROS
Columbia,
liu. I Yard wide Percales, g<
5c. yard. value at
5c. yard. | 40-inch Sea Island.
>ening Marcl
YOU ARE CORDIi
We nave a lioe of clothing that
for quality and style cannot be ex
celled in thi? section.
The Lexington Dept. Store.
Tbe chain gang, having completed
its work near Steadman, is tbis week
moving to near Job Swygert's to
build a bridge and do road work
thereabout.
Black Langshan chickens?pure
stock?and eggs. For sale cheap.
Rice B. Harman,
Lexington, S. C.
Now is the time to thick about
purchasing your spring and summer
suits and there is no better
place to do so than at the merchants
who advertise in the Dispatch.
Henry J. Corley, an industrious
and well to do colored farmer of the
Irmo section, was in town Monday
and renewed bis paper for another
year.
We have many thousands of yards
of beautiful laceB and embroideries.
Prices on these are very low.
The Lexington Dept. Store.
Mr. S. J. Sligb, a native of the
Fork section of this county, but now
a resident of Columbia and who is
doing well in bis adopted home, was
in town last week.
Griffon brand clothing, the kind
you wear a year and it retains perfect
shape. We handle the best. A trial
will convince you of that
E. G. Dreher & Co.
Mr. George B. Fields, a prosperous
and industrious farmer of the
Providence section was in town trading
Monday and rolled his cart wheel
in our office. We just had to smile
all over.
You will find that we carry a
splendid stock in all lines and if you
will call and inspect our goods we
will do some business with you.
Th6 Lexington Dept. Store.
Mrs. John S. Derrick is in New-.
UOll J V iOitlUg UCl HH DliU
Mrs. Banks Hiller, formerly of
Hilton, this county. Her husband
accompanied her to Newberry, but
returned.
T. X. L. cures cold in the head.
The Sunday school at Pisgah
Evangelical Lutheran church, near
Barr, will be re-organized on Sunday,
March 26 tb, at 10 o'clock, and it iB
earnestly hoped that there will be a
full attendance of the old as well as
new scholars.
Bead the change in Mimnaugh'e,
Columbia, advertisement and be
sure to call and see his grand spring
opening March 28, 29 and 30 A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Solomon Bouknight has been committed
to jail by Magistrate E T.
Bauch, charged with breaking into
a store house at Irmo. Will Brown was
also committed to jail by Magistrate
Jasper S- Derrick, charged with
burglary.
If you want a high-grade stylish
Bbop, buy the Walk-Over, S3.50 for
vice and c?lf, and $1.00 for patent
leather. None hetter at anv price.
For sale by E. G. Dreber & Co.
Mr. S. M. Gross, one of our substantial
citizens, who resides and
farms on the Wyse Ferry road near
here, came in Monday and not only
renewed his own subscription, but
subscribed for his sister, Mrs. Derrick,
in Mississippi.
Our stock of ladies dress and
waist goods is the most beautiful
ever shown in this part of the country
8nd prices are very low. We
carry the dpw creations.
The Lexington Dept. Store.
Mr. Joel I. Harsey, an industrious
and well to do farmer from the
Swansea section, was in town Monday
cn business and gave our office
a pleasant call. Joel is a jovial and
pleasant fellow and his wit and
humor is enjoyed by his friends and
acquaintances.
The prettiest line of dry goods,
notions and millinery can be found
at Wm. Piatt's, Columbia. His
goods are not bow cheap, but 'oh
how good. When you want the best
goods for the least money go to
Platt'e.
The Citizens Bank of Batesburg
is now opened for business with a
capital of $30,000. It is officered by
men of well know financial and business
ability. Dr. W. H- Timmerman
is the President and is a gentleman
of strict integrity and sound
judgment and if haB a strong board
of directors.
c.
Dod 8;ic. ; 90-inch Irish Linen,
5 cents. ; for
5 cents. j "White Habutai Was]
i 28, 29, and i
LLLY INVITED. IT WILL ??
An Appeal From Brookland.
This is to certify that on March
the Itb, 190.5, a very destructive fire
coueumed one-third cf the town
known as New Brookland. Among
those who are at a great loss are the
I Baptists of the town. In fact they
are the greatest loser*; their loss
aggregates $19,950. Oar new and
commodious bouse of worship was
burned to the ground. We had no
. nil Th a Knma nnr i
iuouiauuo nu oiii> auv uv/i^v va
pastor was burned; be bad not a
pair of shoes left. To rebuild our
bouse we are compelled to call upon
our bretbern and friends to belp us.
So many of our people lost their
bomes aod all tbey bad that it will
be impossible for us to rebuild agaiD
unless Christian men and women
come to our rescue. Therefore, we
ask not only the Christian people of
our 8tate and of tbe city of Columbia
to assist us, but a contribution
from any one will be gladly received
I therefore trust that all persons
who are interested in tbe welfare of
Christian work and good morals will
do what they can for tbe rebuilding
of New Brookland Baptist church.
We had just put new pews in our
church at a cost of $200; new carpet,
new pool, etc, at a great cost, to our
church. Now all is gone. Will yon
not help us to replace our church?
All conlributiooB from any source
will be acknowledged through the
! papers of our city, also through The
Baptist Courier. Send all contributions
to the pastor
N. A. Hem rick,
Pastor Brookland Baptist Church.
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There is no dead wood in our
stock of shoes.
New shoes, stylish shoes, at
moderate prices. j
Spring is here and the ladies
will be getting in to low shoes '
soon. I
Our stores are chock full of
new stvle Oxfords and the nicest
4/
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you ever saw at me price.
If you will bring $1.50 or i
$2.00 along we will sell you the |
nicest pair you ever had. j
Tan, Black or Patent Leather,
made with large eyelets and
laced with wide laces, at only
$2.00.
EHRLICH'S, |
is? e us miu c. j
Wedding |
Presents!
Sterling silver, cut glass, fine
china, clocks. A fine stock
always on hand for you to j
select from.
If you can't come, send for !
our catalogue or telephone your ;
order to us.
Keep us in mind when wanting
anything in Jewelry or
Silverware.
P. H, IACBICOTTE & CO.,
JEWELERS,
1424 Main St., Columbia, S. C. I
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CThe BIG STORE is Making
^ Spring Opening days.
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ff 5 a^e 'n^ucemen^s 0
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81.25 value, I The best 121 cents Percales are
75 cents, i here for i) c
i Silk 25 cents | The 81.00 Spreads will be sold
10, Tuesday, Wedm
ly you to come many miles to see 1
be happy,
be prosp:
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JOHN^. CONDEE, Secret;
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Spring Dress Goods, I
r it very interesting for thrifty people during the
wing of many Spring Novelties the following unmatchffered
during the week.
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for TO cents
ents. i 36-inch White WashSilk,. 65cts
j value, for 30 cents.
asday and Thursday
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) PLENTY NOT SO GOOD. .
ary and Treasurer,
S. C.
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3ry Goods and Notions.
tes. Shoes.
ROOF,
S. C. i
'TT ####! THE nobbiest
|? j Spring Clothing,
Y fk| GRIFFON BRAND.
W<- are ready for you?yes, more rliau
\\M ready. All the newest novelties, the new
VvjEH 2 <m'h\<r (slifl/loc rho nnnnlnr crrw^l rr-ravc tVw* . 1
4 light and dark mixtures and the popular
? browns constructed in the best possible man
ner, the broad shouldered effect, hair cloth
fronts and snug fitting collars combine to
give Griffon Brand Clothing rheir distinc3
tion.
{ElDrehgr&Co.,
2 Outfitters for Men and Boys,
3 LEXINGTON, - - S. C,
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