The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 11, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
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Our Big Department
is exceedin
A SPECIAL SHOWING
Beautiful shades. New Shii
Belts and Buckles. Special s
Our showing of fine Table L:
the way of Men's up-to-date
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PENCIL AND SCXSSOBS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Ask your dealer for T.X L
Look out the carnival in town
next week.
Our buggies last longer?Lexington
Department Stored
The time is here and the email ,
barefoot boy is happy.
There is some talk of reorganizing
the Lexington Brass Band.
We sell better shoes?Lexington
Department Store.
"Where did you get that hat?''
Remember it is straw hat time.
Empty is the county jail and our
ever vigilent and clever sheriff now
feels free.
The trees here are potting on a
vigorous growth, some having grown
leaves.
Mrs. Estelle Blume is at home
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Marks.
The finest line of harmonicas,
baojo, guitar and violen strings are
a*. t,hfi "Bazaar.
Not long before you'll hear the
sweet whippoorwill sod^, chorus by
"Jack married the widow!"
We have three answers to Mr. Cupsted's
questions concerning Moses.
We only publish the first received.
A nice lot of oak beds and dressers
has just been received at Scott Hendrii'a.
Mr! W. M. Cooley, the popular
sewing machine man at Brookland,
made as a pleasant call last Thursday.
Go out Sunday and hear the interesting
sermons prepared to intertain
and instruct you. It will do you
good.
If yonr boy wants an air rifle now
is the time and the Bazaar is the
place. The prices are right.
Mr P. H. Gross visited our eanctum ,
last Saturday and went away pleased,
and left the Editor in the same good
humor.
Dr. H. G. Eleazer, of Spring Hill,
has been on a visit to bis sister, Miss 1
Lola, at Cokesbury, S. C., where she 1
is attending college. <
Our Oxfords fit better?Lexington
Department Store.
Farmers in the Swansea and Gaston
sections are said to be well up 1
with tbeir work, and a good deal of
corn has been planted.
Mrs. W. B. Meetze, of Columbia,
and her daughter, Mrs. Annie Daniels,
of Atlants, are visiting relatives here
in tnvn
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We sell groceries cheaper?Lexington
Department Store.
Mieses Mary Graham and Rosa
Seigle, of St. Mary college, Aiken,
are here and will epeDd Eaeter with
the former's parents in town.
Nothing has been heard recently of
the proposition for mail service on
the afternoon train out of Columbia
on the C., N. and L. road.
Meetze & Son are having a new
Eaeter dress uf paint put on their
store building.
f Dixie Lodge of Odd Fellows is re|
ceiving a new dress of paint which
will add greatly to the looks of the
. building when completed.
We sell the latest styles in hats?
Lexington Department Store.
The old building of the Lexington
PlaniDg Mill Co, is being torn down
prior, perhaps, to other enterprises
going up. Watch and see.
Rev. W. P. B. Kinard, of Greenwood
county, will begin a 10 days
A nn Ann! 18th. 1
QlCOUUg 1U auuoi ouu vu ,
assisted by Rev. William Roof, form |
erly of Leesviile.
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We buy and
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YOU AR]
5 Your Dollar
5 Here
f "Is a Mighty Thing.
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Store is aglow with Ne
gly attractive. Every
?Of rich Black Silks; China Sil
rtwaist Patterns?Handsome anc
howing of Lawns and White goo
inen is especially attractive. Ha:
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Neck-wes
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Easter the herald of spring is npon ns.
The time for ladies to discard heavy
high shoes for dainty light oxfords and
slippers.
We have been preparing for this great
event for months, and now you will lind
in onr two stores a most exquisite as
sorfcment of Oxfords, Pumps and Slippers.
Patent Colt-Ribbon Ties with Light
or Heavy Soles, High and Low Heels, at
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
Red Ribbon Ties, Patent Tips) Heavy
and Light Soles, Low and High Heels,
at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
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Yon will certainly find just the styles
to suit you from our immense stock.
Come see
EHRLICH'S,
1643 Main St., ) Afll IIUDIl C A
1627 Main St., j UULUmDlflj Oi Ui
Mr. Geo C. Clark, one of the most
industrious &Dd substantial citizens
of Black Creek, was iu town Saturday
and we were glad to see him.
The place to buy your blacksmith
and wheelwright material for building
new or repair work, is at T. B.
Augbtry & Co.'e, Columbia.
Let us have your next order for
job printing of any kind. Good material
and good work is our motto.
Dispatch Job Printing Office. !
Our town is a little dull just now,
farmers and others are busy and they t
only come into town when in need of
something, or they have something to ?
Bell. !
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I! you are in neea or cnairs 01 *
any kind, call on Scott Hendrix.
"Bachelor' and others sending .
communications to this office for pub- ,
licatioo must sign their genuine
names. Besides we only want brief
news items.
We want to be your bankers. If
you are not already a customer, come
and see us about it and tell us why.
If you are, come and see us any how.
The Home Bank.
FOR SALE?25 bushels of fine
seed potatoes of tbe Nancy Hail and ]
Jerusalem Yam varieties. The best
on the market. Call on Thos* W.
Gunter, Lexington, S. C.
Tbe Cross Country Club of Columbia,
quite a jovial party of ladies
and gectiemeD, came over last even- j
ing and took supper at Drafts' hotel,
and returned about 10 o'clock, by the
light of the moon.
My! Mj! What a daody sui*!
Where did you get it? From John
Stuart, at Mimuaugh's, Columbia.
Both the Southern and Seaboard
railroads have discontinued the fast
flier through trains from the North to
Florida, but tbe regular fast mail ai d
passenger fcra ns will continue their j
schedule time.
Judge J. B. Wingard will have a i
preliminary hearing here today m the j
case of the State vs. Tillman Rawls, |
Kel Gunter and Marietta Gantt, I
charged with burning a barn belong- j
ing lo Mrs. Sterrenberger, on the j
Edisto.
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sell for Cash only
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)w G-oods. Our Showij
Department is well :
ks in white and evening shades.
L latest styles, embroidered and
ds. Embroideries and New Lao<
adsome Scarfs and Centerpieces,
tr, Hosiery, etc., is new and attri
or $Or
I You will come to
GREGORY OONI
MULE CO.
Our shipments
Horses and Mules 1
been the best our bi
could select.
Our sales averaj
from 2 5 to 5 0 h (.
every week has
abled us to keep f]
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H A large stock of
hides on hand.
[ GBE60RY-C0I
WANTED?Men in each State to
ravel, post signs, advertise and leave j
jamples of our goods. Salary $75.00 i
3er month. $3 00 per day for exjenses.
Kalbman Co., Dept. S.,
3m24 Atlas Block, Chicago, III.
EXPERIENCE.
Years of Experience
are
at Your
COMMAND.
Successful experience has
been ours and we want everybody
who has cause to feel
that there is anything the mat
ter with their eyes at all, to
call and have us give them
proper tests.
I THERE ARE NO
CHARGES FOR
EXAMINATIONS.
OPTICIAN, |
JEWELER,
| 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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INVITED TO I
ag of Spring Silks and handsome d;
stocked with new novelties and (
Beautiful figured Organdies and Lawn. A greal
lace trimmed, with collars and cuffs. New Belts
3s. New Shoes good and cheap. Great values in To
, Clothing and Men's Furnishings?We are showi
active. Bargains in China Mattings.
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CO., coiumbia
Dry Goods, Hardware, Gri
Buggii
Guano, Acid, Kanit,
Plows, Cultiva
Guano Distributers.
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>re always captures
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ainty fabrics for Spring wear
jlioice merchandise.
: showing of new Mercerized Zepyhrs?
>?New assortment of the best things in
wels, Table Linens, Napkins and Doylies,
ng the new things in this department in rmteiLs&s
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1115 Plain Street, I
Harper Stables. X
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itors, Cotton Planters,
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