The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 20, 1905, Page 8, Image 8
if PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Bain today.
Always use T. X. L. for paios.
See ebaoge of Gaogbman Bros. ad.
Mr. Charlie Drafts, of Columbia,
spent last Thursday in Lexington.
Plenty harness and saddlery at
Lexington Deparftnent Store.
Dr. E. J. Etheredge was in town
Friday on business.
Most men say they intend to do a
Jot of things they never intend to do.
Take a peep at the Bazaar windows
and see Santa Claus.
Capt. H. A. Spans, of Leesville,
was in town- yesterday,.
The scarcity of good cooks may be
due to the over production of lady
novelistu.
For your Xmas goods go to BalJentine
& Co.
Senator Eugene Blease, of Saluda,
was in town on legal business Friday.
fe- A woman can't understand why
her husband should ever be too busy
to Det her/
A. real nice line of shoes of all kinds
at the Lexington Department Store.
Reader, have you paid your subscription
to the Dispatch? If not,
please do so at once.
If you want to save the penalty, do
sot neglect to pay your State and
County taxes this month.
Visit the Bazaar before you buy
anything for the holidays.
Mr. F. W. Ranch will spend the
^ Christmas holidays with his family
atHepbzibah, Ga.
Christmas is drawing near and the
little folks are already dreaming of
Banta Clans.
Pretty line Xmas fancy notions at
Ballentine & Co.
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JXUBB memo JCjuwttruH, iue uiuuuer
of Mrs. B. D. Clark, left laet Thursday
for her home in Abbeville.
Even the man who denounces capital
as a corse never objects if the
cnrse comes home to roost
A handsome line of hat racks with
mirrors at Scott Hendriz.
Mr. J. Simon Caugbman, our efficient
dispenser, is the happiest person
in town?its a baby girl.
A man may owe something to himself,
bat the chances are he owes
more to other people.
Rev. W. L Keel has been reelected
pastor of the Baptist church at this
place for the coming year 1906.
A complete stock of buggies and
wagons at Lexington Department
Store.
Mr. George Bell Tim merman has
returned from New York?with no
:? ' I?1 it..
CIIJ HIIB UUl IUO eauio vj? cut go. i
Persons having claims against the
connty ehonld file them with the
County Board at once. <
Fresh candies and nuts just arrived
at Ballestine & Co.'s.
Think three times before you speak
and the chances are you will decide
it is best to keep your mouth shut.
A man is never quite sure whether
a woman is worried by her own
troubles or by those of her neighbors.
Mrs. W. A. Harman and child, of
Augusta, Ga, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. Harman, in this place.
The place to buy your Christmas
fruits and candies is at the Lexington
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JL/CpailUiVU? K/awtu<
Mies Elizabeth Domioick leaves
on Friday for her home in Newberry,
where she will spend the holidays.
Remember that the Bazaar is chock
fall of Christmas tricks.
THE
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yuo to give us a call ai
VISIT
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The Great Departm
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lies' Tailored Suits, Cloaks. Skirts and Shirts
HOES to fit all ages. HATS for Men, Wome
y Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Lin
Goods and Men's Furnishings. The largest
ctly first class goods to be found South of Ba
sell with a full guarantee. Every customer
:i orders xeceive prompt and careful attentior
SPECIAL SA]
pecial goods in every department put on dail
t lots of Blankets, Comforts, Bed Spreads anc
Mrs. Thomas P. Meetze, Miss
Sarah Meetze and Mrs. George
Drafts epeDt yesterday iD Columbia.
When in town buying Xmas goods
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call and mspecc our line Deiore Duying
elsewhere Balientine & Co.
Mr. P. B. LowmaD, of Derrick, was
in town Monday aod called in and
had the Dispatch started to visit his
home.
Clothing, overcoats and rubber
over shoes can be bought cheap at
Lexington Department Store.
Sergeant C C- Roberts of the State
penitentiary, came over and spent
Sunday with his parents near this
place.
If you want to sleep sound go to
Scott Hendrix and buy a felt mattress.
Mr. Rudolph Snelgrove, who is
now a clerk in the U. S. PoetofSce in
Columbia, visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Muller, who now resides
in Columbia, visited her sister, Mrs.
I T. H. Caughman, at the Depot, Sunday
and Monday.
Shoes, shoes and shoes to no end
cheap, at M. R. Hartley Co, Lexington
Depot. Call on us when you
need any kind of shoes.
A number of our subscribers have
come up and settled with us. They
were thoughtful and we- appreciate
their promptness.
Boy your Christinas goods where
you can get the best at the lowest
prices acd T. H. Williams, of Irene,
will serve you right in this line.
Mr. George Konsman, a former
resident of Columbia but recently of
Seivern, died Sunday morning at the
home of his son-in-law, Mr. Lee Gunter.
We understand that there will be
appropriate Christmas exercises with
gifts by the Sunday schools of Peters,
Providence and Pilgrim churches.
Mr. Willie Smoak, of this place,
who has recently been appointed
railway mail clerk, is now discharging
his dutieB as same between Co
lumbiaand Augusta.
You will find a beautiful line cf
porcelain and marbleized clocks at
Scott Hendrix Jfor Christmas presents.
Your attention is called to the sale
of the late Major Meetze homestead
at Lexington Depot, which will take
place in front of the Court House on
the first Monday in January next.
There will be preaching at Horeb
church on next Wednesday at 11
o'clock. After which gifts will be
givin ts the Sunday School pupils
and a dinner served.
Those people residing near Irene
will save money by call, on T. H.
Williams, of that place, and buy
their general merchandise. He keeps
a full stock of everything.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Able, of Leesville,
23. 0, announces that their
daughter. Lila M., will be married
to Prof. William M. Oxner, of Olar,
S. 0, on Wednesday, December 27,
1905
Clothing for men and children,
gents' furnishings of all kind, bats
in the latest styles and shapes, all
for sale cheap, at M. R. Hartley Co.,
Lexington Depot.
The enrollment of the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute now numbers
213, apportioned among tbe several
teachers as follows. Pro. Raucb 43,
Miss Dominick 53, Miss Corley 39,
Miss Shuler 25 and Miss Wingard
53.
Your attention is called to the
elegant line of furniture, carpets, etc.,
advertised by the E. M. Andrews
Furniture Co. Columbia. No better
place to select Dice furniture, a pretty
art fquare or rug for your wife for a
Christmas present.
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store in Columbia, and
id compare the prices1
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and most complete stock of ////jij : '
Itimore. We stand back of all f 'jq i j
courteously treated, and all / j ij ! i
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v. Ask to see our special bar- lI* j M i
i Sheets.
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An introduction to The
Artistic, our $3.00 ladies'
shoe, will certainly convince
you of our ability to please
you.
The glossiest of Patent
(Jolt, tfte soitest, smootnest
and strongest Kid is used in
these shoes.
The soles are very flexible,
even the heavy ones.
More style than you would
imagine could be gotten into
a ?3.00 shoe.
Come and see them?
twenty-fivo styles to select
from.
EHRLICH'S,
1643 Main Street) ftftinilim P ft
1627 Main Street) 0. I.
To the Public.
T HAVE OPENED A BLACKSMITH
-L and repair shop at Lewiedale, S. C.,
and will do all kinds of blacksmith
work and machinery repairs. If you
have any work in these lines give me a
trial. Nothing but first class work
done. I solicit a share of your patronage.
ISAIAH HALL.
4w8 pd.
Ask your dealer for T. X. L.
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& bring you to us atx once. We j,
8 like to discover unusual Eye jf
8 defects, the kind that puz- yi
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I "Glasses Right, |
Good Sight." I
CHAM I.SBNTZ, I
OPTICIAN, g ]
| 1439 Main St. Columbia, S. C. | I
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A.11 who want anything in the s
Christmas line, such as DUts, raisins, J
oranges, apples ana tne nnest assort- 4
ment of candies etc., call on H.
Steele, Ethan, S. C. 7
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buying and selling for ca
we ask with those asked
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A great sale of La
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^rv Suits. Our showing
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y|k fabrics is great. Dr<
i|jn low in price that the
\U ' and delighted. Visit
K/ gfiRpE"
on the third floor. M
?k in Matting, Floor Oil
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pP COLUMBIA,
Are the 1<
the last few
now offer yor
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arrived. No
place. This 1
past few we<
stock shipped
because peop
number all c(
the people b
than they els<
Our sales on "Old
alone is evidence enoug
GREGORY-CON
JOHN W. CC
LI 15 Plain Street
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M' YOU
If YOU
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? DEPARTMENT
fjj^j Account
M all others solicit
secured papers.
ILEXING1
Notice
rS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN- j
L nual meeting of the County Bv ard of j
Jommissioners for Lexington county will J
>e held in their office on Thursday, tbe |
:th day of January, 1905. All persons j
lolding any demands whatever against I
liexington county are required to file such j
ilaims. properly verified, with the Clerk of i
iaid Board on or betore the first day of j
r ? 1 Ckf\D /s/v *1">ATT hp AVfini
i&nuary, ?u iiiai luct . ?
ned and audited at the annual meeting. i
J. BROOKS WINGABD.
Clerk CouDty Board of Commissioner*
December 5, 1905. 4w8
ITREETS, COLUMBIA, S. C.
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L by other stores.
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MADE SKIRTS.
dies1 Ready Made Skirts and
of Outing and all Cotton
?ss fabrics and Silks are so
closest buyer is astonished
our
f DEPARTMENT
re are showing special values
Cloth, Carpets, Rugs, Art
Shades.
NIGH 8 CO.,
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00 head advertise<
issues of this pa]
1 another large lo1
i car loads of thei
long feed bills to p
ast lot being our 1
3ks; more than h;
. to Columbia this
>le like us that <
Dmpetitors, its bee
otter "Value for
ewhere.
Hickory Wagons," the heavies
h of their superiority. All gra
HER MULE
)ND2?R, Secretary and Treasure
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tor Id You, That
"R earnings get into the BA
' put them there or not.
If you spend all, the other ft
'R MONEY.
ar will open an account in 01
\ on which we pay you 5 per cei
s of Earmers, Merchants, Cor]
;ed. We always desire loans on
rON SAVINGS
LEXINGTON, S. C.
Trespass Notice.
\ LL PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN
1\ to trespass on our lauds in any manner
whatever either by hunting, fishing,
cutting timber, hauling wood, lightwood
or removing anything from our
land. The law will be enforced against
all persons voilating this notice.
100R HAYES.
JONAH HAYES.
\ December 2, J 1)04. 4w8 pd.
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Subscribe for the Dispatch.
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i fact. Why? Because
11 cheapest. We ask n
SS?
i in this space
per. But, we
b of 122 head,
n having just
, n T7 "frw n 4- An v?
cxy 1 ui au uui
1th car in the
a.lf of all the
fall. It is not
our sales out
;ause we give
their Money"
it ever recorded, which
,des of buggies on hand.
COMPANY,
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OLUMBIA. S. C.
NK, whether ^
jllow BANKS pj
m SAVINGS &
II. iiiicicau ^
porations and
satisfactorily pj
BANK, |
Loan on Improved Farms.
f OANS MADE ON IMPROVED
JJ 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 charged for these loans;
borrower paying for preparation of paers
onlv. THOMAS & TH()MAS.
Attorneys at Law.
1327 Washington St, Columbia, S. C.
September 20, 3m.
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