The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 18, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
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Our Big Department
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A SPECIAL SHOWING
Beautiful shades. New Shi:
Belts and Buckles. Special i
Our showing of fine Table L
the way of Men's up-to-date
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PENCIL AND SCISSOES.
Wayside Wotes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
"More bales od fewer seres."
Always use T. X. L. for pains.
Mr. B. J. Fallaw one of Gasions
best farmers was in town Friday.
#When in need of any kind of furnitvre
eall on Scott Hendrix.
Ex Judge J. Marshall Shealy, of
Irmo, was in town yesterday on bosisees
in the conrt house.
We regret to learn that Capt. J.
H. Counts is very feeble at his home
itAftr Irmo.
If you want the beet goods, go to
Lexington Department Store for
them.
FOB SALE.?I have two young
well broken etears for sale. Apply
to E 0 Snelgro?e, Lexington, S. G.
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Don't you let the cold snapB fool
you for the good eld summer time
is surely approaching.
Mrs. P. L. Harman has a lemon
which grew in the dower pit weighing
two poundB.
For buggies, harness and saddlery,
go to the Lexington Department
Store/
/The political ball will soon be in
motion. Can't you feel an occasional
hearty grasp? Watch him.
Mr. Willie Bickley, of Charleston*
visited his parents in town past few
days and returned this morning.
Miss Emma Ballentine has gone on
a visifc to Baltimore accompaning her
cousin, Mrs. Dempsy, of Columbia.
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When in need of fine groceries
or merchandise of any kind call on
H. M. Wingard.
The Biohland delegation made a
clean sweep by appointing an entire
new board of control for that county.
Dr. D. M. CrosBon is in attendance i
on the South Carolina Medical Association,
now in session in Columbia.
Mr. L. Kitfc Kyzsr and his family
have returned from Georgia, and we
understand will make Lexington their j
borne.
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It is said that the small grain
crops are looking well and growing
rapidly since the few days of warm
weather.
For dry goods, clothing, shoes,
bats, etc., go to the Lexington Department
Store.
W. D. George, now with the Lucas
mills at Laurens, after spending
Easter at home, returned with hiB
family yesterday.
We notice labor is reported scarce
every where. Plant only what you
can manage yourself and you will
Tint difi&nDointed.
?v. rrMieses
Minnie Loricfe and Ida
Belle Shealy, cf Brockland, spent
Easter with the Misses Marie and
Alma Long in town.
From the moment you put your
money in the Home Bank, of Lexington,
S. C., it is fally covered by an
insurance policy which insures you
against loss from any cause whatever.
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We buy and
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you ar:
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Store is aglow with N
gly attractive. Ever
r?Of rich Black Silks; China Si
rtwaist Patterns?Handsome an
showing of Lawns and White go
iinen is especially attractive. Hi
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Neck-we
IMNA
There is no use of a long
argument
Princeton Oxfords, at $3.50
and $4.00 are the best looking,
best wearing and best fitting
Men's Oxfords at that price a
man ever put on his feet
Just try a pair next time
and see what real foot comfort
is.
They are made of Patent
Colt Gun Metal, Calf Glaze
Kid and Tan, Russia Calf in
all the new shapes and patterns.
c.
Come and see them.
EHRLICH'S,
1643 Main St., ) aai ||||Dlft 0 O
1627 Main St., \ UULUIIIBIAj di Ui
Mr. R D. Smith, the very polite
and clever teller of the Lexington
Savings Bank spent Easter with bis
parents at Leesville.
If yon want to get the best gcods
for the least money look for them at
Lexington Department Store.
Mr. Julius Ballentine was over this
way on a visit Sunday, and be had
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improved so muca mat uio iuuujhlb
friends hardly knew bim.
In Leesviile's town eleotion Monday
W. Aug. Sbealy was elected
Intendant; M. R. Pon, W. Crossor,
J. L. Matthews and H. F. Hendrix,
Wardens.
Miss Kate Shull, of Columbia college,
spent Easter at home and returned
yesterday to resume her
studies in the soph, class.
Mr. Darling L Jefcoat, one of th6
beBt farmers of Bull Swamp, was in
town Monday, and did not forget to
csll aed npafee the printer glad.
Mr. B K. Wessinger, who has been
attending the business college in
Augusto, Ga, was met here Friday
by bis father, Mr. P. R. Wessinger.
Bro. A. R Taylor was in town
Friday and called in and renewed bis
Dispatch for the 36:h year. He is a
pious man, and one of Boiling Springs'
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Des& larmeio.
* We have on our table May number
o? the Cosmopolitan Magazine. It is
a very interesting number beautifully
illustrated and brim full of reading
matter. Price Si a year.
Mr. Henry V. Riab, of Rishtor,
was up Saturday on business. He
baB been teaching a school at Hopewell,
No. 1, in Aiken county. His |
good work has enthused the patrons
and they are going to erect a Dew
school house for the growing school.
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Iks in white and evening shades. Beautiful
id latest styles, embroidered and lace trimm
ods. Embroideries and New Laces. New She
indsome Scarfs and Centerpieces. Clothing
>ar, Hosiery, etc., is new and attractive. Bai
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Horses and Mules have
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.
A large stock of Vehicles
on hand.
IGREGORY-CONDER1
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WANTED?Men in each State to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave ! m* a
samples of our goods. Salary $75.00 ! I It'll I ?
per month. $3 00 per day for ex- Ul T U
penee9. Kulhman Co., Dept. S.,
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EXPERIENCE. '
Years of Ex- GII3I1D
perience are
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Successful experience has I 11A il
been ours and we want every- IJIIQ11
body 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. M
THERE ARE NO 1
CHARGES FOR 1
EXAMINATIONS.
CHARLES F. SENTZ,
J OPTICIAN, |
J JEWELER,
I 1439 Main Sr., Columbia, S. C. |
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with new novelties and <
figured Organdies and Lawn. A grea
ed, with collars and cuffs. New Belts
les good and cheap. Great values in To
and Men's Furnishings?We are showi
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