The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 17, 1905, Page 8, Image 8
Full yard wide Bleached Mus
free of any dressing,
Extra wide White Lawn,
The 1
PENCIL AND SCISSORS. |
Wayside Nr*es Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Don't forget the County Fair.
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T. X. L. cures' rheumatism.
The blackberry crop is very promising.
Country produce can find a ready
sale in this market.
The crops are doing as well as
oould be expected.
Always use T. X. L. for pains.
The Auditor is busy making up j
. bis tax duplicate.
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Venice a numoer ox peopxt? were m
town Saturday trading. j
Good stands of ootton are reported
from all over the county.
Mr. J. Frank. Kyzer, was in town i
on business Saturday.
T. X. L. cures cold in the head. <
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Trading in Lexington is becoming f
to be brisk again.
We are now enjoying very conve* (
nient railroad schedules. ?
For the past few days the weather
has been very pleasant. $
Nice line of Bhoes, all styles and e
prices, at Ballentine & Co.
The present fashion of shoes were J
introduced into England in 1633. | c
. Some of the vegetable gardens
about town are really tempting. 8
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T. X. L. cares cold in the head. 1
Miss Hall of Perry, ii visiting relatives
and friends in Gilbert j
Mr. C. B. Cannon has accepted a
position at the State Dispensary.
It is a terrible monotonous job
being good jast for the fan of it.
A splendid line of hammocks at ^
the Lexington Department Store. J
The Lexington chaingang is bridging
Lick creek, near the Salnda line. ^
Practically all the oil mills of the g
State have been closed for the season. ?
Lexington is unquestionably one
of the best cotton markets in the ^
State. 2
. Lexington merchants will give the 1
best bargains in all kinds of mercbandiee.
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Bay a fine buggy from the Lex- ?
ington Department Store and eDjoy t
life.
Treasurer F. W. Shealy is on his 1
farm on the Saluda river for a few z
days. 1
Mrs. Mary Justus, of TylertowD,
Miss., has our thanks for a year's c
subscription. a
A line of the finest fishing tackle 1
manufactured can be found at The
Bazaar. i
John Earle, Esq., of the Columbia, *
Bar, was in town Monday on profes- 1
Bional business.
The rain just came in the nick of 1
time to save our crop of luxuriant *
4-1
nut grass.
This part of the foot stool was
visited by a refreshing shower Mon
day night, *
A young married couple could
probably live on wind if the bride's
pa would raise it for them. ^
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When you want to get the most
goods for the least money do your
trading in Lexington.
Miss Hardin of Chester, is visiting 6
her sister, Mrs. Rev. Strickland of *
the Lewiedale circuit.
A complete stock of spring and
Bummer clothing at the Lexington *
Department Store. *
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Rev. J. E. Strickland is attending
the Southern Missionary Conference
at Ashville, N. C. 1
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What has become of the proposition
to organize a fire department
in Lexington? ^
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Columbia,
Jill, I Yard wide Percales, g
5c. yard. value at
5c. yard. | 40-inch Sea Island,
Prettiest Lii
YOU ARE CORDIS
Dr. W. H. TimmermaD, a prominent
physiciaD of Batesburg, paid a
flying visit to Lexington today.
Rev. O. N. Rountree is attending
the South Atlantic Missionary conference
at Asheviile, N. C.
S. S. Lindler and daughter, Mrs.
Drafts, of Gilbert, visited the old
home Saturday.
When you want the highest market
prices for your country produce
bring it to Lexington.
An election for a two mill tax in
the Swansea school District will be
held next Saturday.
The tourist hotel on half way
ground between Leesville and BateBhurg
is going up rapidly.
A superb assortment of men,
pomen and children's Oxfords at the
Lexington Department Store.
Mr. Lather Long, the efficient
Steward at the poor house, was in
&wn recently trading.
Mr. A. W. Seay, of Pine, Camp
scanty, Teias, has had the Dispatch
sent to his address.
Many people are getting rid of
heir superflous dogs so as to get
iround paying taxes on them.
If you cannot do anything to help
Lexington you can certainly get out
>f the way of those who can.
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mere win ne plenty ot iruic nereibouts
notwithstanding that lots of
t was killed by the recent freeze.
Mr. R. A. Barr, carrier on route 3
rom Gilbert, waB taken quite sick
ast Friday, bat is now some better.
WANTED?A good eawer at once.
Lee Snelgrove,
tf Lexington, S. C.
Mr. J. M. Craps is having the
ront of his building painted and will
)e a big improvement when finished.
When a girl has a corn that causes
ler to limp she always apologizes by
laying she must have twisted her
inkle.
You can get almost anything at
he Lexington Department Store and
rou will always find the prices the
owest.
Tliflna 1 a a V\o?Vvo fiiio hftnVflfl fnr
jluoid id a wa^ wouuv i/vvavw
Hr. Jeff Price's place for Saturday,
lune 17th. Whet your appetite for
he occasion.
Mrs. Martha Slice, from on factory
rill has added her name to the great
najority by becoming a subscriber
o the Dispatch.
Get some screen doors and winlows
at Lexington Department Store
md keep ffies out of your dining
*oom.
Mr. W. B. Frick, a successful and
ndustrious farmer residing near
tere, was in town recently and gave
is a pleasant call.
Mr. J. J. Schwartz, who resides
n this vicinity, has an exceedingly
ine crop of corn. It is admired by
ill who have seen it.
Uncle Daniell Hallman who did
good service for bis State in the
iimes that tried men's patriotism was
n town Saturday on business.
Mr. Willie Mooney of Pinewood,
? ? ' ? "i n i_!? 1
Jiarenaon county, maae a nymg trip
,o Gilbert, Saturday. Some attrac,ion
for the telegraph man.
For the next few weeks we will
lell a pretty line of fancy lawns at
our cents and upward.
Ballentine & Co.
Rev. Beasly, presiding elder of the
Columbia Division of M. E. church
leld Quarterly Conference at Beulah
iear Gilbert, Saturday and Sunday.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
nvitation from Mr. J. C. Haltiwanger,
if Chapin, a graduate of the class, to
itfcend the exercises of the graduatng
class of Lenoir College, May 20th
o the 24th.
s. c.
ood 8?c. 90-inch Irish Linen, ;
5 cents. for
.5 cents. , White Habntai Was]
ie of Fashioi
ILLY INVITED. IT WILL PA
LET'OS
^BfegwEss
you
Ehrlich's shoes cost less $nd
wear best.
If you'll take the trouble to
come to see us, carefully and critically
examine our $1.50 Ladies'
Ovfinrvle vnn trill qpp wViv wp
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make the above strong statement.
The kid is the smoothest, softest
and strongest that ever went
into a shoe at this price.
The styles are good and they
fit well. What more could one
want.
We have them made of Tan
and Black Kid and White Canvas
EHRLICH'S,
j i?a ? comim, c,
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Ycu are cordially invited to call
anc inspect the splendid stock of
goods at the Lexington Department
Store.
May 10th has passed in to history.
Not a flower, no not even a sprigg
of grass, was placed upon the graves
of the sleeping heroes of Lexington.
A light running sewing machine
of the latest improved pattern will
| be sold cheap for cash or on easy
I installments at the Dispatch office.
Dr. Drafts called at the Griffith
I House, Gilbert, last Sunday and
vaccinated several. He will call
again soon and leave a mark on
others.
According to the LeeBvilie correspondent
of Our News-Letter "a
measle epidemic is almost around:
They, so far, have been very mild?
no fatalities."
Get a stick of Btop a leak at the
Lexington Department Store ,and
mend all leaky vessels and make
them as good as new. Only 25c a
stick.
Miss Mary Wingard has onr
thanks for a rose of the Crimson
Rambler variety from the open
petals of which another well developed
bud grows.
Comrade D. M. Sox, a true and
tried old Confederate, who faced the
' shot and shell of the blue coated
enemy, was in town Thursday and
called in to see us.
Mr. Julian Gantt shot and painfully,
though not seriously, wounded
Lee Gunter, colored, in Wagener
last Sunday afternoon. Gunter's
left thigh was broken.
Mr. Ed. E. Gable, one of the most
trusted and reliable employees of
Saxe Gotha Cotton mill, was in town
Fridav for the purpose of receiving
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his pension money.
The smallpox patients are beiDg
released and the quarantine has 3
been raised aginst them. No new 1
case has developed, and the health <
officer will soon have nothing to do.
Mr. Will D. George, wife and children,
have been on a visit to Mr.
George's home people. He holds a <
good position with the Laurens cotton
mill and left for there today.
Walk-over Oxfords, Tan and
Patent Leathers in the latest shapes.
Gall and see them. Also a full line
of the best work Bhoes. Brand new
stock and lowest prices.
E. G. Dreher & Co.
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CThe BIG STORE is Making
Spring Opening days.
|| 9_ In addition to the show
?Ljpp H able inducements will be off
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$1.25 value, j The best 12.1 cents Percales are
75 cents. | here for i) eer
l Silk 25 cents | The $1.00 Spreads will be sold
lable Millinery in
lY you to come many miles to see tl
BE HAPPY, ~
BE PROSP]
WBg* <C^"ILX .irC. IV
NONE BETTER AND !
GREGORV-RHEA - J
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I. H. WILLIAMS,1
tracts, Eve Glass
DEALER IN Rubber Goods, P
Buggv and Wago
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
I i~\' 1 rP I * " rs
Oils, I urpentme,
o 1 ? 11 T ] VI
t"DrivrT CP > aAAiA?14
IK?JV-L, b. t., complete than eve
Solicits a share of the OUR PRESGRIPTIO
partonage of the pure has- is in charge of ]
Lllg public. My goods are Pharmacist, \vl
r> ,1 , y ' vast practical e:
first class and my prices ;l Graduate in PI
are the lowest. always be glad
Highest prices paid for CALL AND
all kinds of country pro lu""
Crosson 1)
Give me a call and I will LeesviI1(
treat you right. uTbere ie 8ometbj
# w about the way a girl
kiss you unless 3
May 10?3m. don't want to kiss h
it very interesting for thrifty people during the
ing of many Spring Novelties the following unmatchered
during the week.
OWLJEZl
for TO cents
its. 30-inch White WashSilk,. Oocts
value, for 30 cents. r
tlie State*
ais.
EROUS,
IIJliES ^W?
PLENTY NOT SO GOOD.
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j and Treasurer,
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Banking Business. ?
FAVORABLE TEEMS. |jj
ved in Savings Department. M
)F, Cashier. I 1
? lMdiiig i
;es, Stationery,
iMas PrpQpnk!
f[COGlllOi J
^before0 ^ SterliuS silver> eutglass, fine
N DEPARTMENT ^ clocks- A fi"e St?ck
? alwavs on hand for vou to
ST. M. Bogart,
n --i f
tio with his Sfiwrt 1IVI11.
cperience and If you can't come, send for
imrmacv, will *, . . , ,
to serve you. our cataloSue or telephone your A
order to us. :
SEE US. . , , i
keep us in mind when want- j
liinai ing anything in Jewelry or
'lllg silverware.
P. H, LACHICOTTE & CO,
ng awfully nice
i doesn't want to JEWELERS,
>oa pretend you 11424 Main Columbia, S. C
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