Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jBBB ~ J TH V." |s We are offering s; and every department very interesting on Sp | Shoes. We buy in lar| of our close and careft nofrcn. and scissors. I Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There ty a Dtseatch Man. AttorneyE. L. Asbill, of Leesville, F was here on business yesterday. m$-: ' apples and oranges just in, at M.D. ; 1 Harm an'8 grocery. . / Some of our early gardeners have truck up and it looks well. WANTED?A setting of 13 turkey |?> eggs. Apply at The Dispatch office. - llinWflv onii HuntrhtAr. of I9 X i m the Pork, spent Friday night in town With friends. Yon will find plenty of the very best garden seed at the Bazaar. Col. John Bell To will was here mingling with his many friends one day last week. Miss Anna Brown, the milliner at '[ W. P. Roofs is boarding at Mayor Jno. J. Taylor's. Bay yoar hardware, groceries, etc., from the Lexington Dept. Store. It is now unlawful to kill birds in XiQxington conntyvthe bird law having expired on the 15th. : ^. FOB SALEr-Two good milk cows with young calves. Apply at once to John W. Hutto, Lexington, R. F. D., No. 3. 'x 2w20pd. The maple, blossom and dogwood bloom, Is evidence that fish is on the ran. j Georgia cane syrap cheap before summer sets in, at M. D. Harman's grocery. Messrs. E. D. and L. A. George, are building a handsome residence for their sister at Wagener. * April showers will soon be here ^with their beautiful flowers?among them the sweet scented orange biosA nice line of Oxjbrds can be seen at the Lexington Dept. Store, v Mr. Walter J. McCartha came over Wednesday and, with the board of directors, checked np the dispensary. Handsome Cape Bates, of Batesburg, a popular candidate for Mayor of that growing little city, was a visl|B? itor to Lexington Sunday. Drop in at any ^me before thegreat millinery opening at W. P. Roof 9 |p.;- next week and leave your order for an Easter hat. Sheriff P. H. Corley spent Monday night in Augusta and was a witness to the disastrous fire which destroyed the Chronicle building and its entire "Faust" the popular drama in five acts, each filled with fun and amuse!' . ment, at the opera house Friday night. Iffe?.-;. Prices popular. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hubbard leave today for Lakeland and Tampa, Fla., where they wili spend two week9 visiting friends and relatives. Miss Lucile Efird, who will be one of the pretty graduates of the College 0 For Women in June, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents here. Messrs. Elton Bawl, of Fairfax, and Harry Bawl, of Batesburg, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' James E. Bawl. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, etc., are sold at close prices at the Lexingftf V ton Dept. Store. Fertilizers are being hauled in abundance from this place, and, judging the future by the past, this indicates a large acreage of cotton. For your flour, fine feed, meal and cracked corn, go to M. D: Harman's grocery. WANTED?Traveler for established Sw j' house. Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. Beferences. Address George G. Clows, Lexington, S. C. Just received a line of nice penny, and fancy cakes, crackers, pound' cakes and the very best lemon and I soda crackers made. At the Bazaar. Mr. J. Walter Dreher and his handsome young son, Callie, of Batesburg, were here on business Thursday. Pretty Miss Mary Lyles, daughter of our beloved friend, Capt. J. FeasLvles. was the admired and at tractive guest of Mrs. E. J. Dreher tor a few days last week. Rev. W. D. Quick will preach to the inmates of the county poor house next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The public generally are invited. Dr. E. P. Derrick sells L. & M. Paints in pints and quarts at rate of fcali^gallon prices. Feb. 20. 3m m yf. -Cr'' V; mi-. -r' . - - ''k .< L L. E GREAT > pecial attracti9ns to from basement to foi ring G-oods and Fall ] je quantities for cast d buying. We want You can secure a suit of clothes J a pair of pants at a low price at 1 Lexington Dept. Store. The barefooted boy is as proud the approach of his 'season, as 1 sweet little girls are of their Eas hats. Ladies, whatever else you may < don't forget to attend W. P. Roc great millinery opening on Tues^ and Wednesday of next week. Uol. JP. ?1. JNeison, one 01 uie uu widely known and successful crii nal lawyers in the State, and a me ber of the Columbia bar, wa9 here business yesterday. | Old ladies and young ladies: If x | want comfort, style and qual | in shoes, you can't afford to buy 1 fore seeing Meetze & Son's stock. Mr. Joe A. Derrick, formerly of ti county, now of Newberry, 'pass through today after a delightful fii ing trip over on Pond Branch, and were pleased to meet him. I Solicitor Timmerman has been Columbia for tbe past week condu rag the investigation of the coror into the killing of Chas. B. Gree and Edgar Marshall. ? We are glad to chronicle the raj improvement in the condition of IN T. S. Harm an, who has been quite : disjfbsed for the past several days his home near town. Long gloves for ladies in popu shades at the Lexington Dept. Stor Mr. Joseph Martin Caughman, w was undergoing an operation as 1 went to press last Wednesday, is g ting along nicely and is out again the delight of his friends. Lexington county can truthfu! boast of some of the brightest a accomplished young lady school teac era as you can find any where. Soi of them, too, are as pretty as a pea and as sweet as Georgia cane. Gentlemen and boys: If it is she you need, go at once to Meetze & Sc You will get the right fit and t right price and be pleased with t new styles. About 50 sacks high grade acids i sale by Lexington Dept. Store. Che for cash. Mr. W. L. Warner, one of' Irm< hustling farmers, was here Saturd and felt so good over the price he i ! eeived for cotton that he (hopped to see the printers and made the smile." Who next? Mrs. John H. Meetze, who w afmntan nrif.fi rwralroia uVuMifc t,hr j week9 ago, is still in a very critic condition, but her many friends a still in hopes that she may recover. TJid very finest hams, juicy a: sweet, are found at M. D. Harmar grocery. Mr. E. S. Haye9 was in town Mo day on business and gave us a pies ant call. He is the only survivii member of the Hayes family w] served in the Confederate war fro this county and we are glad he hoi up well. Dr. Rice B. Harman, who has be with the Kaufmann Drug compai forthe past several years, left Sund for Asheville, N. C., where he ha9 a cepted a more lucrative position superintendent of the laboratory c partment of the Smith Co., wholess and manufacturing druggists. Treasurer F. W. Shealy has clos the tax books and placed the t executions in the hands of Sheriff i H. Corley and all past due taxes -vv be collected by him. The treasui states that the tax collections ha been about as good as usual this ye; Mr. Sidney Steele, invites his ma friends to call and see him at Meel & Son, where he is prepared to ser them with a fine line of dry goo< shoes, hats and groceries, at low< prices. He will treat you right. Tuesday and Wednesday of m week are the days that have been c cided upon for the great milline opening at W. P. Roof's. This v prove a great opportunity for t ladies of the community to see t latest and most nobby styles in ladi head wear. Mr. John W. Scofill, accompani by his beautiful young daughter, M Pet, was in town yesterday. IV Scofill resides near Pelion and enjc the distinction of beiug the leadi farmer of his section. Indeed he an ideal farmer. Mr. Scofill has : cently added some improvements his already handsome and commo ous residence. MIMNi DEPARTME] the purchasing public an urth floor is overflowing Merchandise, such as Bl? i and therefore get the in our Lexington friends to or * *; M 1:1 H I 9 ni n" | About the place you buy shoes Anybody can sell a shoe for ou say $3.00, but there is a world lty of difference in. the worth of beeach $3.00 shoe. his Some shoes sold at $3.00 are ?d not worth $2.00; others are ihwe nearer worth $3.50. It is up to you to get the m best at the price, and you can't ier he certain you are getting the ne best until you see the kind we sell. >id ? EHRLICH'S, at Lar 1G27 Main St., 1 COLUMBIA, S. C. e. , Itch cored in 30 minutes by Woolno' ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails, we Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. et" .i "? to A Regular communication of Pomaria lodge No. 151, A. F. M? will convene in Masonic hall, Hy Peak, S. C., Saturday evening, at 7 nd o'clock sharp, March 23, 1907? The , F. C. and E. A. degrees will be con' * ferred. Brethren are requested to ne be prompt in attendance. ( ch Jno. O. Swygert, W. M. JL A REGULAR COMMUNICA^ ^iO^tion of Lexington Lodge No. 152, n. ^Sr\ A. F. M., will be held Saturday, be 23rd of March, at 7 p. m. he Brethren are earnestly requested to attend promptly. By order of the W. M. lor Godfrey M. Harman, Sec. aP STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. y 8 By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge ay . Whereas, F. J. Geiger M. I).,> made re_ suit to me, to grant hnn Letters of Adin ministration of the Estate of and effects ;m of Miss Harriet Geiger. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and as creditors of the said Miss Harriet Geiger, deceased, that they be and appear, be' fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be ml ) h.u _a. t : l r\ tt ci fil } IieiU at -UeAJUgUJIl XX., O. ULL OIU ,re I day of April, 1907, next after publication hereof at 11 o'clock; in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, hd why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 20 day of March Anno Domini 1907. n- Geo. S. Drafts, Probate Judge, Lexington county, S. C. Published on 20th day of March, 1907, Qg in the Lexington Dispatch. 21 ho : 'm WANTED?Second hand bags and burlap. Will buy any kind, any quantitjr, anywhere. We pay freight, en Richmond Bag Co., Richmond, Va. iy 6w23 ay " EXPERIENCE. tie ed Years of Ex" perience are iI! at Your er :re COMMAND. Successful experience has been ours and we want evervV? body who has cause to feel s' that there is anything the mat 5st ter with their eyes at all, to call and have us give them ?xt proper tests, lem THERE ARE NO he he CHARGES FOR i I EXAMINATIONS. led I CHARLES F. S1TZ, OPTICIAN, *>- JEWELEE, to 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. HUGH & C 0 NT STORE, Columbia. S. C. id bargain seekers. Big shipments of New G-oods are daily arriving with Spring Novelties and New Attractions. We are making prices mkets, Comforts, Wool Underwear, Men's and Boys' Clothing and .side price and we are pleased to give our customers the advantage . nek 11 lnnlr tVirnncrVi f/hia c+.nr>lr < VU/11 U/HVi JkWJUl VA1A V/ W^JUi UliAAk/ VV/V/AJkl V. * . ' 1 n > . New Shipment of Mules! 1 I _ We have in this lot some extra nice stuff. COME TO SEE US! ? GREG0RY-C8NDER MULE COMPANY, 1117 Hampton Avenue, Formerly Plain St., COLUMBIA, S. C. t ! , 1 r / \ * I 1 " , ' i : , / ' y-%. *v\ . I 1892. 1906. 1 I Lexington Sayings Bank. I f LEXINGTON, S. C f f Oldest Bank in Lexington County. J . i Capital and Surplus $20,000. I DOES A GENERAL BANKING - BUSINESS. M Accounts Invited on Favorable Terms. Interest at the M Bate of 5 Per Cent Allowed in the Savings Department I W. P. ROOF, Cashier. I / WINE OF LIFE Contains tasteless cod liver oil. Cures all female troubles Makes new rich bloodLAppetizmg and strengtheningPrice$159 For Sale at HARMAN'S BAZAAR. 31 BLJ 51 ^ Final Discharge. JCHL JBi Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that I will apply to the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge of Probate in and for the county of Lexington, Stata e can save VOU money on vour of South Carolina, on the 29 day of jo" ol' t March, 1907, for a final discharge as bpring and oummer ohoes. Ln Administrator of the Estate of Is- v r*. ^ ill abella Lupo, deceased. ' looks, nt ana wear niev win give w.l. moak, vUGmjk perfect satisfaction to every wearer. 4w-? Administrator. hBBsI Farmers medium and heavy weight STATEc^nFnt??0Yi^xin^LINA' work shoes a specialitv. and the Bv Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge. -ni \ 11 4? U Whereas, B. J. G. Lever made suit prices will ple&se VOll. All iresn to me, to grant him Letters of Admin- v " tock istration of the Estate of and effects of i _____ These are therefore to cite and ad_ m m mi m M1U "1%/y ^PT monish all and singular the kindred and ^ JfcSR? Jt'jt 9 creditors of the said W. P. Summer, i n deceased, that they be and appear, beThe Store Where Quality and Price Counts. fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be _ H- 1_ . POT TTMUTA S C iield at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on 28fch 'Post Office Block, - * LULUJH..P1A. O. U March> 1907f next> aft^r publication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to 0m- Have vour name address busi- ! WANTED?10 men in each state to show cause, if any they have, why the Cr Have j our name, address, ousi distribute samples of our goods said administration should not be grant- , ness, &c., printed on your stationery, | and tack gi 8 Salary $8,5.00 per cd. . ot.fl t-Vin Hiuna tr?h .Tr?h Prinf.inp" Office i t?Anfh no ner dav for expenses. | Given under my hand, this 13th day | ? lipnartmentP ^sTo. 46 of March Anno Domini 1907. is the place to have a neat and first Sandersi Co., Departoent t ^ GEO. S DRAFTS, (L. S.) class job done, on short notice at the Ja k D 26 3m Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. C. vright prices. ' Published on the 13 day of March 1907. in the Lexington Dispatch, 2w20 > ' 0 J