The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 21, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
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Our Big Department I
is exceedinj
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Beautiful shades. New Shii
Belts and Buckles. Special s
Our showing of fine Table Li
the way of Men's up-to-date
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| PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes 6athered Here and i
There by a Dispatch Man.
IS^Tbe Dispatch will only be sent
to prompt paying subscribers. Those
in arrears for a year or more will be
dropped from the list after this issue.
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Ask jour dealer for T. X. L.
There is a lot more fun running
into debt than crawling out.
The early gardoers feel that their
'love and labor is all lost this morning.
Too many people are like cider?
they become Bour with age.
Always use T. X. L. for pains.
Mr. C. T. Corley, who resides on
route No. 3 from this place, called in
and renewed bis subscription yesterday.
Put up your guns, boys, and get
out your fishing tackle. The bird
law has expired and the fishing law ,
is just approaching^
When in need of a nice office cbti*,
call at Scott Hendrix'e.
Mr. John W. Scoffil), one of the
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was here Tuesday and made us a I
pleas&Dt call. i
If money was a porous plaster it I
would still be sticking to somebody I .
else than yourself. I
Mr. J. C. Glover, one of Bates- I ,
burg's prominent merchants and a J
member of equalization board was in <
| town yesterday. (
Farmers remember "the strongest I j
financial institution a farmer can I j
have back of him, is a full corn crib j f
and a fa# smoke bouse" j
Mr. J. W. Sbirey, residing near I
Amick's Ferry, and who not long j
since lost bis dwelling by fire, has j 3
moved into his new home. I
FokFlorida oranges, and apples,go I {
to M. fr. Harman's.
The Southern railway has broke I I
dirt and are now engaged in putting I 1
in a track to the mill of the LsxiDg- I '
ton Manufacturing Go. 1
I -Mr. Jos. W. Beeder, one of the I (
best men iu Bull Swamp, and an old I
war chum of ours, was iu town Toes-1 '
day, and we were glad as ever to see f
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-him. ,
Before baying yoar hammocks for
the summer, call and see mine. 1
Soott Hendrix. '
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Mr. Laoias Wise, one of Felion's '
prominent merchants, was in town 1
yesterday as a member of the Board '
of Equalization, and called in to see
W0 as. '
The board of equalization was in
session yesterday wbioh brought to '
town a number of our prominent 1
citizens from all sections, cf the
county. %
California dried peaches and other
good things to eat, at M. D. Har- '
man's,
There are big posters in town announcing
to the waiting public the
commencing on the 17th of April
next continuing here for five days
a carnival of fun and pleasure.
Mr. D. Elmore Craft is a member
of the equalization board, and was
here yesterday on that duty. Elmore
is a clever man, and we are always
glad to meet him.
Messrs. N. B. Wanamaker and
Herbert Geiger, of Sandy Bon, too
*faithfnl, and as good citizens as that
section possess, were here yesterday
on board equalization.
If yon want something good to
eat, try H. M. Wingard's groceries.
The prices are right.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Lexington
Baptist cbnrch will give a
dime sociable next Thursday night
at the Baptist parsonage. Come and
bring a friend with yon.
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Store is aglow with 3M
?ly attractive. Ever
?Of rich Black Silks; China S:
twaist Patterns?Handsome ai
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nowing 01 .Lawns ana wunc g<
inen is especially attractive. H
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Neck-w
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Your pocket book is well
guarded here. Its one price
to everybody and your money's
worth every time.
Men*' Patent Colt Bluchers,
medium and narrow toes,$3.00
Mens' Gum Metal Calf Bluchers,
medium and narrow toes,
$3.00.
Mens' Yici Kid Bluchers,
medium toes, $3.00.
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EHRLICH'S,
L643 Main St., / Aft j IIUDIA * A
1627 Main St., j uULUmDlflj O. U?
Tbe estate of Mr. D*niel I. Drafts,
Greo. A Kaminer, Administrator, was
settled Priday. A Dumber of tbe
legatees of said estate were here, and
it was almost a family reunion of tbe
surviving family.
Mr. D E Ballentioe left our town
yesterday and moved back to his
farm, near here, and we imagined latt
aight we could bear bim singing,
'Tenting tonight on tbe old camp
?round."
Tbe Sunday school will be reorganized
at St. John1* church (Calk's
!*o?d) the second Sunday in April at
2:30 o'clock p. m Let there be a
full attendance please of parents and
children. Superintendent.
Meet tbe throng of anxious buyers
it Tapp's when you go to Columbia
ind learn what bargains they are
getting for a little money.
The members of tbe township
board of assessors met in session here
Tuesday, 20, 1906, and all qualified
and carried returns home after being
fully instructed by tbe county auditor.
Mr. A. D Sbull, a prominent business
man of Brookiand, was in town
Tuesday. He stated that Brookiand
Btood with open arms ready to receive
tbe trolley line and lend it all
needed encouragement, in so far as
it lay in their power.
We are selling, this seison, Evans'
Seed Go's, garden seeds, grown in
Georgia; best varieties, adapted to
this climate and soil, and guaranteed
to give satisfactory results. Try
them. For sale at the Bazaar.
The entertainment which will be
given in Roof's hall on Friday eveniog
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of St. Stephen's Lutheran
church promises to be a very
pleasant affair. Refreshments will
be served ar d a large graphophone
will furnish the music. There will
also be various other attractions. The
public is invited. Admission 10 cents.
Attorney General U. X Guntcr'a
condition will be received with sadness
by, co> only our people of his
native county, but of the entire State.
He has been sick for some time and
once hopes were entertained that bis
useful life might be continued, but
late news finds his death momentari
ly expected, and possibly be may
have passed away before we go to
prees.
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store in Columbia, and
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'ew G-oods. Our Showing of Sp:
y Department is well stocked
Llks in white and evening shades. Beautiful
id latest styles, embroidered and lace trimnn
>ods. Embroideries and New Laces. New Sho<
andsome Scarfs and Centerpieces. Clothing s
ear, Hosiery, etc., is new and attractive. Bar;
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I You will come to
GREGORY CONDER
MULE CO.
R Our shipments of
| Horses and Mules have
I been the best our buyer
could select.
Our sales averaging
from 2 5 to 50 head
every week has enabled
us to keep fresh
stock and no long feed
bihs.
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A large stock of Ve^
hides on hand
HRFRnRY-nnNnrR
WANTED?Men in each State to
travel, post eigne, advertise and leave ^
samples of our goods. Salary $75.00 ill^iff Ml
per month. $3 00 per day for ex- |J| I |J|
peDee9. Kulbman Co., Dept. S., *
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EXPERIENCE.
Years of Ex- GlI3l10
perience are
at Your
COMMAND.
Successful experience has j I 111A IIA
been ours and we want every- Ij 11 ft 111 j
body who has cause to feel W WI B W
that there is anything the mat
ter with their eyes at all, to
call and have us give them
proper tests. m
THERE ARE NO \
CHARGES FOR \
EXAMINATIONS.
CHARLES E 81NTZ,
OPTICIAN,
j JEWELER, j
1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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ring Silks and handsome dainty fa
with new novelties and choice n
figured Organdies and Lawn. A great showing o
jd, with collars and cuffs. New Belts?New ass(
es good and cheap. Great values in Towels, Table
md Men's Furnishings?We are showing the new
?ains in China Mattines.
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Plows, Cultivators,
Distributers.
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COLUMBIA, S. C. ^
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but|is~a known fact. "Why? Becaus
means we sell cheapest. We ask
;r stores.
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for Spring wear
aerchandise.
f new Mercerized Zepyhrs?
>rtment of the best things in
Linens, Napkins and Doylies. J
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