The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 22, 1905, Page 8, Image 8
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PENCIL AND SCXSSOBS. j
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waysice irates aauiereu ncic,
There by a Dispatch Man.
-C V We are having a foretaste of winter. A "
. v Go to lit xington Drag Co., for Colgate's
toilets,-,
? '. Where's that Thanksgiving turkey ?
I; Sperm and wax -candles, for sale at
: the Bazaar.' a
Mr. Jacob F. Meetze died at his home
near BaUentine on November 17tli, in
the 76th year of liis age.
On the road, another sliipment of
furniture for J. S. Wessinger, Chapin,
S-C. - . ; .
Spirits of turpentine has .tafeeir quite
^ - . a tumble and manufacturers and dealers
are hard: hit.
New crop Georgia cane syrnp and brown
sosarcheap, attt D Harman's "
Some of our correspondents have been .
; found, but there are still others who are
; hiding out in the woods.
Buy your 8hoe~ from the Lexington Department
Store.
* I sell Oliver Chilled and Chattanooga
- * Flows, all styles. J. S. Wessinger,
Chapin, S. C. A
Assistant Postmaster C. ?. Leaohart has .
/ been drawn as a United States juror for
tie December term of court at Charleston.
Go to Lexington Drug Co.. for Enamel
Paint?, Varnish, Stains and "Clean Easy."
~ > Miss Dora Craft is teaching the Dick
Springs schpol No. 6, near R. C. Abies'.
- Miss Dora is one of our most competent
-teachers.
' A nice line of "Griffon Brand" of fine
Nothing will be sold at realcost at J. C.
I&nard & Co|s., Leesyijfe; S. C.
Bay the Editor what yon owe him
when he is in yonr neighborhood. Remember
that yon'can pay also at this
office when yon are in town.
J. B O. Hollo?p*y, of Nea berry, secretary
and managing editor of the Southern
Farmer, was in town yesterday and gave
ns a calL X ' *
Appier seed oats,,,75c per bnshel, at
.. J. S. Wessinger's, , - .
" XJhapin, S./O.X
. Leesville K. of P's. entertained their
brethren of Batesbnrg at a banquetXia
the former place on Monday evening' of
last week. '
' The best dry goods'are sold at ths Lexington
Department Store.
We aresorry to learn that Mr. W. H.
Donly, of Gilbert, intends making Columbia
his future home, bnt anyhow,
we wish hiip success. * .
. If yon want to spend two boors And a
half ot solid fan. go to see The Fanny
Fellows of New York" next Saturday evening,
November 25. Pr.ces, 25. 35 and 50
; ;> cents.
"the Lexington Department Store will
give as a present with each gentleman's;
suit of clothes purchased, a watch.
When yon want the latest fashions in
Millinery go to J. C. Kinard & Co's.,
Leesville, S. C. .
Nice mackerel, 5 cents each, at Lexington
Department Store. x '
Hon. S. P. Wingard, Supt L. W. Bedd,
CoL G. T. Graham and Olerk of Court
Samuel B. George, spent yesterday in Columbia.
Another lot of Enterprise lard presses
?nd meat choppers to arrive by the 1st of
December. ' M. D. H&rman.
Mr. J. A, Caughman is teaching the
school at Snmm't He has a large enrollment
of pupils and fine prospects lor a
successful term.
Just opened a second shipment of
Miles Ahead Shoes, every pair guaran.
teed, solid leather, at J. S. Wessinger's,
Chapin, S. C.
Clerk George wa3 a busy man last week.
The work following November salesday,
the fall eonrt in session and a brand new
boy to look after kept him hustling.
Ladies'and Children's jacke's can be
found at Lexington Department Store.
Mr. G. R. Kleckley lias sent to tliis
office tliree twigs on which were seventeen
apples of the second growth this
year. The apples were small but developed
and were nice tasted.
Men and Boy's overcoats can be had at
Lexington Department Store.
The catalogues of the Tri County Fair
are ready for distribution and a copy of
the same can be had on application to
John Bell Towill, President, Batesburg,
a c.
Mr. Franklin E. Lorick, of Columbia,
and Miss Marie Alice Lenora<Ix>rick, of
Irmo, were married at Irmo by "Rev.
W. H. Greever, on Wednesday, November
15th, 1905. v
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THIE
T5TTS-2* STOE:
Colum
rs=>"THE SAME G
s ve Gash Dry G-oods J
you to give us a call ai
VISIT
The Great Departmi
here yon ran gft your every want supplied it
e*1 Tailored Suits, Cloaks. Skirts and Sbirtw:
lOEb to fit all ages. HATS for Men, Womei
Y Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Lin
Goods and Men's Furnishings. The largest
tly first class goods to be foaod South of Bal
ell with a full guarantee. Every customer
orders receive prompt and carefal attention
SPECIAL SAI
fecial goo?." s ;n every depa tm ?nt put on daib
' Jots of Bl: n ;ets. Comforts, Bed Spreads uod
When in need of furniture of any kind
you can save money by calling on J. M.I
Oraps. He a'so keeps a full line of coffins
ana caskets
Melton J. Neece, a young man who
recently left his home at Sweansea
where he was born and raised, to make
his home in Columbia, died in that city
last week after a two week's illness with
typhoid fever.
Trunks, valises, suit cases all for sale at
Lexington Department Store.
For buggies, carriages and wagons,
give me a call. Rave some low prices.
J. S. Wessinger,
Chapin, S. C.
Florida oranges. Baldwin apples, citron,
seeded raisins and currants for frait cake,
at M. D. Hannaifs
Last Friday Railroad Commissioners
Canglnnan and Wharton visited Summit,
in company with Superintendent
Williams of the Southern, and after investigating
the freight situation promised
to give-those people better freight
facilities. Other conveniences were
also promised.
Trespass Notice.
A LL. PERSONS ARE HEREBY
jL-L warned against hunting, fishing, or
inajiy.ofher way trespassing in,any
manner upon our lands. The law will
positively tfe enforced against any and
all trespassers.
Mrs. E. C. Rawl, Mrs. W. S. Head,
T. E. Rawl, G. M. C. Kyzer,
4w6 W. M. Fields.
Trespass Notice.
ALL PEbSON-i ARE HEREBY NOTIfied
not to trespass on th? lands of
the undersigned by hunting or shooting.
J. HARRIS SHT1LL, J. M. ROOF.
MRS. V. BLACKBURN, H. J. ROOF.
4w6pd.
Public Sale.
/~YN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ST. 1905,
V/ 1 wiil offer for sale at my residence,
in the Providence settlement, to the highest
bidder two ' horses, one mule, corn,
fodder, farming implements, two buggies,
one 3-horse wagon, household and kitchen
lurniture. etc.
..Terms of sale?Cash.
2w4 charles r. mitchell.
For Sale.
Cotton seed hulls and meal
in large or small quantities. Get our
prices before vou get your winter's sapply. i
We buy in large quantities and are prepared
to sell you cheaper than you cau get
anywhere else. G H. ROOF & BRO.
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For Sale.
I WILL SELL I/IY ONE ACRE LOT
and five room dwelling in the town of
Lexington, at public auction before the
court house door ou the first Monday in
December immediately after public sales,
to the highest bidder for cssh.
2w4 . LUTHER CRAPS.
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Are What we Are
-:-LOOKING FOR-:It
is to be regretted that
| there are so many of that
i sort in tins day and age, but
| they must be cared for and
we are fully equipped to do
it. No matter what you
*.* think the trouble is, do not
do any tiling till you come
to us.
If Will Cost You
Nothing to Know,
And it is your duty to your
Eyes.
CKAS. F. SENTZ,
Optician,
1439 Main St. COLUMBIA.
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bia^'ss C
-OODS FOR LESS M
Store in Columbia, and
ad compare the prices
fife- d
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h & co,m
But Store,
a yen and Bojs' "Soothing, I
aists. j'i.l fi( !
x and Children. mm, j .
ens, House Furnish- .M :
and n o .t coirplete stock of li\ t . f
timorf. We stand back of ail / f l
coaruoasiy treated, and all |f /i|u '
jES M?Hj7
ir. Ask tos:einr special bar- Lgi || J i|
. Sheets.
[ : ; ' $ "
An - introduction to The
Artistic, our $3.00 ladies'
shoe, will certainly convince
you of our ability to please
you.
The glossiest of Patent
Colt, the softest, smoothest
and strongest Kid is used in
these s'hoes."
The soles are very flexible,
even the heavy ones.
More style than you would,
imagine could be gotten into
a 83 00 chop
Come and see 'them?
twenty-fivo styles to select
from.
i'EHRLICH'S. 1
iijSliSitStl COUIifBIA, S. C.
Loan on Improved Farms.
JOANS MADE IMPROVED
JU farms in Lexington county at 7 per
cent interest in sums of $1,000 and over
and at 8 .per cent, on sums less than
$1,000, payable in annual instalments.
No loans made for less than $300. No
commissions cliarged for . these loans;
borrower paying for preparation of paers
only. THOMAS & THOMAS,
Attorneys at Law.
1327 Washington St, Columbia, S. C.
September 20, . 3m.
Insurance.
Life, Fire, Accident.
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I Irave purchased the local agency of
all the companies represented here by
Mr. C. S. Bradford, and respectfully ask
for a continuance of the business given
him.
E. G. DREHER,
LEXINGTON, - - - S. C.
J M CRAPS.
Dealer in all kinds of
Furniture, Toilet Sets,
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
RUGS, MATTRESSES, BLANKETS,
: COMFORTS, BED SPREADS,
CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWFLRY,
ETC.
LEXESTGTON, - - S. C.
August 23, ,1905. ly.
Ginning.
Commencing Monday, September
4th, the Columbia
Ginnery of the South Carolina
Oil Company will be
operated every day in the
week, Sunday excepted.
M. C. ROBERTSON.
Manager.
August 23, 1905. 3m
MAIN AND BLANDING
ONEY" is more than a
buying and selling for <
we ask with those aske
ome
READY MADE SKIRTS.
A great sale of Ladies' Ready Mac
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fewffV Suits. Our showing* of Outing anc
W]K fabrics is great. Dress fabrics and
lh low in price that the closest buyer :
rjl/ ' and delighted. Visit our
MJ ' OARPET DEPARTMENT
jlftfc on the third floor. We are showing <
! |P|\ in Matting, Floor Oil Cloth, Carpets
11\ v< Squares and Window Shades.
m, .1 I MIMNMIfiH &
bj$F COLUMBIA,
5 NOW 3 THE TIM]
jA A.
? Never in the history of Cc
w ^ rin ttah nori nattt of Anr c-f-oln
^ tiiau juu \sCt.n nu rv ecu \j ai otatj
5 prices. It is a well known i
^ are higher, but for the next f
are equal to whole-salers' pri
^ any and all competitors, pric(
? if you will only hear them.
JOHN W. CONDER, Secretar
1115 Plain Street,
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8 Dill it Ever Occur to Yon,
III YOUR earnings gel
4r YOU put them there
^ If you spend al
H YOUR MONEY.
One dollar will open an
jg DEPARTMENT, on which we ps
M Accounts of Farmers, 1
11 J1 3 TTT^
Bail oxners SOllClteu.. we a,i w a y b
secured papers.
I LEXINGTON SA1
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Trespass Notice. | Trespass
\LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR- | A LL
A bidden to hunt, fish or trespass upon j j d fcy Imntin 0
onr lands in any manner whatever. . whatev"er. Tlie
L. ?: Imn; A. W-: ! ?**"* all tres^se,
P. R. Barr, Mrs, J. Ballentine I /'Wyrp
J.J.Long. - Mrs. P. E. Black, Xovpmhcr S 190-1*
A. T. Kestler. R E. Black. j 3Smember *' hm'
Nov. 3, 1905. 4w4. pd. j ~ _ ~
| T. X. Li. cures cc
Co,ic- Cholera and j If you want to b
LnamberlaiQ S Diarrhoea Kerned- ! _ * ? * ;f . .
Never fails. Buy it now. It may save lit*.. VOU CflD DDQ it &t t
r STREETS, COLUMBIA, S. C.
s?t l>i*y Goo<
l phrase?but is a known fact. Why
3ash only means we sell cheapest.
)d by other stores.
d See Us.
is astonished jfol I qB
S. C. I
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E TO BUY YOUR C I
i? Mule. ? J
ilumbia could you do better ? 9
iles, considering the rise in \ 9
:act that horses and mules S M
ew days we name price that 4 ^
ice. Prices that will ecliose ^ I
3S that will get your business ^ J
MULE COMPANY,
y and Treasurer, j
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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; into the BANK, whether || 1
or not. P|
1, the other fellow BANKS jjg|
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i account in our SAVINGS |t| yJ
ly you 5 per cent, interest. || 1
Merchants, Corporations and J
desire loans on satisfactorily ||j 1
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ZINGS BANK, |
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Notice. Trespass Notice.
t^pL nEour A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY I
.r in any manner warned against hunting, fishing or ^
will be enforced in any other waytrespassingon the lands 1
,s ot the undersigned. The law will posijEWIS
tively be enforced against all known
E W." MILLER. trespassers.
4w4. -nd H. J. Fulmer, J. J. Fulmer,
1 M. W. Bouknight, Estelle Fulmer.
., . , , , J. E. Haltiwanger, P. S. Wyse. 1
ild in the head. Nov. 4, 1905. 4w4. J
uy a nice present, J
he Bazaar. I Pay your dues to the Dispatch. M
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clss S to re. 1
? Because we are the only exclu- I
We ask nothing more ..than for " 1
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