The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 31, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
PENCIL AND SCISSORS. !
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Capt. J. F. Lylee is here a9 an im*
| portant witness in court. j
Fresh garden seeds, all kinds, j
o guaranteed, at the Bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Martin, of
' V.
Swansea, while in town last Wednesday
called in to see us.
Meet at Tappe, Columbia, if you
want to see a nice stock of new goods
aheap. v
Caughman & Harman have moved
the cottage on their lot below the
stable.
A nice fresh lot of Florida oranges
just received at M. D. Herman's, and
for sale cheap.
Mr. Simpson Spires is now a pupil
of the Carlisle Fitting School at
Bamberg, S. C.
If yon want genuine bargains, go
to The Lexington Departmant Store
for them.
^ Mrs. Wallace Lorick, and children,
of Xrmo, are visiting Mrs. A. M.
| Harman, in town.
Dr. Smoak is offering numerous
bargains in merchandise. See his
advertisement and be sure to give
him a call.
Mr. Jefferson B. Sbarpe has been
commissioned post master for Ed-'
mund.
Mrs. Edwin Price, now of Brockland,
died there yesterday from heart
' trouble and will be bnrried there to
day.
We regret to lose Mr. D. E. Ballen/
tine, who has determined to go back
to his place near town and go Into
other basinesB..
When you are looking after your
supplies of groceries, grain, hardware,
.etc., always call at T. B. Aughtry
& Co s., Colombia.
Miss. Mary Taylor, of Ireoe, who
has been suffering for Borne time
with a face trouble, has been-improving
for a few daje.
^ -II ?? U M Winner^ fnr tni' I*
V81t UO JUL lUi II tUgU4U v> J
- general merchandise. He is telling
the best goods and will give you the
? very lowest prices.
Mr. Howell R Sawyer of Aiken
coanty and Mr. John E. Gantt cn
Edisto, who are witnesses at court
dropped in to see us Tuesday.
Mr. A. J. Fox has purchased the
Eiias Caughman corner, lot, store
house and dwelling. He now owns
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t&e iOtS Clear DICE lO iae yraucu.
!
Valuable property.
Ballentine and Co. c?f~r a fine ?r
portuoity to any one desiring to
eng8ge in the mercantile business.
Call and see them. Stock new and
fresh.
Dr. Andrew B. Drafts is visiting
the old folks at home in ibis place
We were glad to shake his band.
He has a very lucrative practice at
Hendersonville, N C.
Mr. W. L. Addy, the faithful std
obliging mail messinger on tee Star
route from Gilbert to Dupler, was id
town Monday and made us a pleasant
call.
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jBTJS-ST STOZESj
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sive Cash. Dry Goods S
yuo to give us a call ar
VISIT
. L MINAIIG
The Great Departmi
VheTe you ran get your every want supplied i:
lies' Tailored Suits, Cloaks, Skirts and Shirtw
HOES to fit all ages. HATS lor Men, Womei
y Goods, Motions, Hosiery, Lin
; Goods and Men's Furnishings. The argest
ictly first class goods to be ioni d South ot Ba>
sell with a full guarantee. Evtry cmfomer
il orders receive prompt and cj-refol attention
SPECIAL SAI
>pecial poors in every department put on daib
a lots of B1 n :ets. Comforts, Bed Spreads and
You get twice as muuch style,
comfort and service in our Princeton
$3.50 men's shoes as you
i
will get in the ordinary shoe at
that price.
Princeton shoes are made with
White Oak Leather soles, that
means flexibility, comfort and
service.
They are made of the softest
and toughest upper leather and
every pair is goodyear welt sewed,
at ?3.50.
EHRLICH'S,
1643 Main St., \ aai l|||n|H * A
1627 Main St., ( UULUIBDSfl| O. U
WANTED?A cropper to ran a onehorse
farm. Good coin and cotton
land. Good tenant bouae. Apply
to P. B. Elward?,
LexiDgtcn R F. D. 2.
Y\>n mill find the best make of
wagonp, buggies, wheelwright and
blacksmith's material at T. B. Aughtry
& Co's., ColumbiaMrs.
Frank Griffith has just returned
from a delightful visit to her
sister, Mrs. Hughes, in Texas, and
her brother John K. Hayes at Birmingham,
Ala.
Black Langshans?large and hardy.
Good winter layers Be9t general
purpose chickens. Cockerels and
breeding stock for sale cheap. Young
and grown fowls. Rice B. HarmaD,
Lexington, S. C.
The Lexington Department Store
has very large lots of goods in transit
and in order to make room for them
these people will sell you goods for
very much less than they are worth.
WANTED;?Men in each State to
travel, po9t signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $75 00
per month. *$3 00 per day for expeases.
Kulhman Co., Dept. S,
3m24: Atlas Block, Chicago, 111.
Mr. H. E. Bruce, an experienced
salesman working for J. L. Mimnaugh,
and well known to the people
of this county, died last Sunday in
the city of Columbia, at the age of 69
Choice new goods ar6 arriving at
The Lexington Department Store
daily. Call and see them.
Pictures! Pictures!
All who wish to have pictures
taken will call on me. Gallery in J. <
M. Craps' furniture store. All work j
j first class and guaranteed.
W. A. M. Crapa. !
bia9s C
OODS FOR LESS MC
Itore in Columbia, and I
Ld compare the prices ^
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& CO, If
got Store, \?j
d Men and Boys' Clothing, ilrJ;
MStS. ,/j [J /;
a and Children. ||MJ" |
ens, House Furnish- 'M\ |
andnro.t complete stuck of fjfji j:
Wo trun/t Konlr nf oil M L n' !
itiUVAN " v nwuM vuva ?/i (fcll w i~ in
coarttoisiy treated, and alt 11M :
7. Ask o see onr special bar- Lfj JnT -li
Sheets.
I The best time to
your MULE is new
Ninety - three <
head on hand.
A dealer just ret
ing from the mar
reports an advanc
$15.00 per head
week. Our Mules \
bought just before
cj rl tto n no r\
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shipments may c
higher.
To sell quick we
name close prices.
A large stock of
"OLD MM" jj
just received.
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If you want anything, make your
wants known to the sales people at
The Lexington Department Store.
They can take care of you aEd are
ever willing to do so.
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I1 Eye Symptoms i
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% Do you have headaches? 5
* Do yoar eyes water? J
# Do they "ache? *
jr. Does print run together? ?jj
Do things appear double? ]r*
Do things appear dim or swim? i
Are your Eyes inflamed? "*-5 J
jS Do your Eyes tire after reading -i J 1
awhile?
** Does a bright liglit pain tliem?
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I Many People ?
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Have defects of which they are *51 |
-3 unconscious, and while thev suf- a*
* fer no inconvenience or pain, & ;
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jj-. they should wear Glasses for the ? :
* sake of their future Eyesight. j* j
f CHARLES I.SiNTZ, ?
OPTICIAN, 1 j
1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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, A irreat sale of Ladie
Suits. Our showing o
fabrics is great. Dress
|In low in price that the clc
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mj GfeKPET I
j; K 011 the third floor. We
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fabrics and Silks are s(
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DEPARTMENT
are showing special value:
loth, Carpets, Rugs, Ar
hades.
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