The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 13, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
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"every day a e
We are showing in every
nnmatchable Prices.
our clothing & mens' i
wa ota nffiprinfr suecial valu
Pants, also a big showing of I
OUR SHOE 1
Is running over with great Sh
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Ask your dealer for T. X. L.
The recent rains caught a lot of cut
grain out in the field.
Mr. Edwin Harman is still very
feeble out at his home.
The steam threshers will have to
await sunshine to dry the grain before
they can continue operations.
Car load of wire fencing, all sizes,
and widths, See us before you buy.
Roof's Store.
A nice line of hammocks and lap
robes oan be found at the Lexington
department Store.
"Mr. J. M. Craps make9 his political
bow to the voters in this issue, and
wishes to preside as Judge of Probate.
The voters of the forth magisterial
district will see that U. W. Jefcoat is
announced for reelection in this issue.
_ Col. J. Brooks Wingard and Dr. P.
H. Shealy are attending the Newberry
college commencement.
Lime is a necessity at this season.
It will pay you to use plenty of it
around your premises.
The thrifty housekeeper will of
eourse not forget to prepare a lot of
fruits in season.
C. E. Leaphart spent three 'days of
last week in Charleston as a grand
juror in the United States Court.
Dr. R. G. Killings worth, dentist,
will be at Pelion, S. C., Friday and
Saturday, June the 15th and 16th.
Candidates why not send in your
announcements? We know "you'r
comin'." You know "a faint heart
' never won a fair lady."
The State campaign will open at St.
George's, Dorchester county, next
Tuesday, 19th of June. It will be here
Saturday the 30th of this month.
We carry a good line of buggy harness
as can be found, and will sell
them at right prices. Lexington Department
Store.
Mr. Samuel.P. Roof, an old student
of Clemson went up Saturday to
attend the commencement exercises
of that institution.
FOR SALE?A new light running
New Home Sewing Machine at a
bargain for cash or instalments. Apply
at the Dispatch office. tf
There will be preaching at the poor
house Sunday evening, at 4.30, by
Rev. W. D. Quick. The public is invited
to attend.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick, assistant
teacher in the Palmetto Collegiate
Institute, is spending a portion of her
*1 f V\ VlAmO in VowllPTTV
rouauuii au juvjuuv A** v v? Mr.
W. Pickens Roof attended the
Newberry College Commencement and
was glad to mingle with the boys of
that dear old institution of which he
is a graduate.
We learn that Mr. Timothy Weed
is very feeble now at his son's, Mr.
S. T. Weed, near Selwood, in the
Fork.
If you are seeking bargains in any
class of goods, go right to Smcak's
old stand and you will not be disappointed.
They, are there "waiting for
you."
The bankrupt sales of H. M. Wingard
at Smoak's stand will only last
one week longer. You better call in
time to secure bargains.
Attorney Frank E. Dreher took in
the Clemson commencement and returning
stopped over at Newberry for
the semi-centenial college celebration
there.
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Department the best goods at
URNISHING DEPARTMENT
es in Boys' and Mens' Suits and
lats, Caps, Hosiery, Underwear,
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toe values.
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I will have my Mid Summer Opening
Friday and Saturday, June 15th,
and 16th, and will have my entire stock
marked down very cheap. Eveiy
body is invited to call.
Mrs. N. L. Clark.
We are expecting a large lot of
buggies and surreys within the next
few days on which we will make the
very lowest prices. Lexington Department
Store.
Mr. G. A. Derrick, who is thori
oughly in accord with the work of
Clemson, where his son is to graduate, I
left Saturday to be present at the
commencement exercises,
Remember, please, you will find
a full line of the best extracts and
perfumery, sweet soaps, toilet pow
ders, etc., at the .Bazaar. The prices
are right. n
Our farmers are as busy as can be,
chopping cotton, with labor hard to
get. If it gets much worse our farmers
will certainly be obliged to plant
less cotton.
WANTED?Lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for firm of
$250,000 Capital. Salary $1,072 per
year, payable weekly. Expenses advanced.
Address Geo. G. Clows,
Lexington S. C.
The home merchant should be
patronized by home people and he in
turn should patronize his fellowtradesmen
when in the market for
goods not carried in his own stock.
FOR SALE?One large milk cow
with young calf. One half Jersey
heifer with first calf. One half Berkshires
sow two years old weighs
about 250 lbs. T. B. Bakr,
Steadman, S. C.
When you think you are ready to
buy a sewing machine or machine attachments,
needles, oil, &c., be sure
to call on or send to J. H. Berry, the
machine man next to Wm. Piatt's,
Columbia, S. C.
Mr. L. Earn Rawl, who has been
taking a few weeks rest at the old
home, near Rocky Well, returned to
Columbia last Saturday. Earn was
some time ago promoted and is now
one of the Southern's trusted engineers.
We want to remind some of our
careless subscribers who have not paid
up their subscriptions that we need
money to run our business. We want
only prompt paying subscribers 0:1 our
list.
^yRemember that the Dispatch
Job Printing Office is prepared to do
all kind of printing on short notice,
at a very low price. Send in an order
and we will please you in price and
workmanship.
Mr. Robert Marks, one of our printers
has been confined to his bed with
fever since Wednesday of last week
and has been a very sick boy. V/e
are pleased to say., however, that he
is improving, though we may be deprived
of his much need help for some
time yet.
On Sunday afternoon of last week
at about five o'clock Mr. C. E. Cannon's
horse was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. At the time the
horse was grazing in Col. Towill's
pasture and out in the open with no
trees near.?Batesburg Advocate.
Rev. Adam D. Sox, of CoiTollton,
Ga., has been visiting the old home
for a few days on business, and dropped
in to see us yesterday, and renewed
his paper. He intends to cut
up the Shuler and Molton lands in
suitable lots and tracts and will sell
to suit purchasers. This will include !
lots in the town of Edmond.
Fishermen, you can fijid your tackle
, at the Bazaar. Japanese canes also.
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sell for Cash onl;
CIGGESS1:
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GREAT
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In our Crockery Ware and Horn
will find here a complete stock
Cutlery and house furnishing i
CORSETS.?We sell the be
Warner's and other renown
and up.
COLTTM
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It's warming up a bit.
Have you bought that pair
of Oxfords ?
You need them now.
We have some mighty interesting
propositions to offer
you in Summer Shoes and Oxfords,
at
$1.50.
$2.00.
$2.25,
$3.00.
$3.50.
Stop with us when in Columbia
and cool off under our
electric fans.
We give you a warm welcome
to a cool place.
Ice water and electric fans
make Shoe buying easy.
EHRLICH'S,
II? Main| COLUMBIA, S. C.
When you are worried about something
to cook, just go to H. M. Wingara's
grocery, and you will find what
you want.
Wells! Wells!!
BERLEY & &YZER,
THE - WELL - MEN.
If you want to do well, be well and
look well, get Berley & Kyzer, Lexington,
S. C., to put j*ou in a Terra Cotta
Well which will give you pure water.
Our prices are right, our work is right.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
EXPERIENCE. I
Years of Experience
are ?
at Y our
COMMAND.
I Successful experience lias I
been ours and we want every- 1
body who lias cause to feel f;
that tliere is anything the mat j
ter witli their eyes at all, to
call and have us give them
proper tests.
THERE ARE NO
CHARGES EOR
EXAMINATIONS.
CHARLES I.SITZ,
jj OPTICIAN, I
I JEWELER,
| 1439 Main St., Columbia, S C. I
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of Tinware, Glass Ware, Table
Lovelties in great Variety.
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makes. Price 50c., 75c., $1.00
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Its gears are enclosed like the works of a *
watch.' This means long wear. .
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its bar follows the ground, cutting all the hay.
It draws easily, having roller bearings., * jjj
' /- It has a good foot lift .
It draws easily and has nec^ we?ght. ^y.
^/^^y^o^iadle^the Osborne.
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Barb s cue.
AN JULY 4TH I WILL FURNISH j
U ar my turpentine still. 011 the South- :
eru road, a first class "cue and ret'ri shments.
Everything will be up-to-date.
I have decided to have two tables: one
for the ladies and children, the other
for young ladies and men and boys too.
I will guarantee satisfaction with all
reasonable people. So come and bring ;
your children and enjoy the day. There j
will be speaking, and music by a string J
band that will tickle your heart.
4w34 H. Steels, Ethan, S. 0. !
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tin he way of Skirt, Waist and
We carry the largest stock oi
to $5.00 the pair.
See us cn CARPETS, MAT
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FOE SALE BY
Big Barbecue.
AN SATURDAY. JUNE I'iTK, It<0d,
< > nr :.:y residence four mil s south of
t !:!'. r:'. I will ir.inis'i my rial ! nr?r
r. . .'Jr. J?-t nl Taylor will prepare
the meats. wl.i h guarantees a Xo. 1
'cue. Reckling wiii take pictured, and
the candidates will roll it to you. The
Black crock string band will furnish
music ikioujrhout the entire day. Good
order will positively be maintained. !
Special arteurion to ladies and children. '
Everybody is invit, rl. everybody is 00:11- ;
lii^r. ana why nor you.
Joe F::ve.
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