The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 15, 1907, Page 8, Image 8
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thai pleases th<
See our grea
regular made s
We are sellii
. Our assortm
All the new st
A Great She
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PENCIL A I'D
Wayside Notes Gafiiered Here ai
There hy a Dispatch Man.
^ Send us your orders foj job printin;
Mrs. Lucy Crews visited hermothe
Mrs. Eva Boozer, last week,
fo* Ice cream every Saturday at T1
p: Bazaar fountain.
Plant melons and cantaloupes. vFrc
I is going to be scarce.
Many of the bees were killed by tl
last cold spell.
Pine wood for stove, wanted at ti
Dispatch ofl^ce.
y? Refreshing drinks at The Baza;
fountain.
Mr. W. C. Stondemyer, from S
lnda, was a visitor to Lexington la
week.
The Misses Eflrds attended the clo
ing exercises of the Batesbnrg Grad<
|g? School last week.
Capt. Pi W. Oswalt, of Barr, pre;
dent of The Home Bank, was in toy
Friday.
Mr. J. J. Ranch, of Salnda connt
is visiting his brother, Prof. F. "V
Ranch.
Mr. F. Brooks Herman of Colnmbi
m; spent Sunday with, folks at the o
home.
I ^ Wacm 15n(w>nft anH Mimfi Hartle
I of Batestarggpent Saturday night
town, at Kaminer hotel.
Hiss Eva Crews, of Sartanbnr
is visiting her cousins, the Miss
Eflrds.
Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger and litt
son, Master Rufus Daley, have i
turned from a delightful visit
Batesbufg. /
Mr. L. Shuler Dreher, of St. Matt
ews, brother of F. E. Dreher, Esc
was here Saturday.
: Miss Blanche Kyzer, of Chapin, i
ways attractive and beautiful, is via
ing Mrs. W. P. Roof. /
Hon. W. H. Sharpe, of Edmun
was in town l^onday on profession
business.
FOR SALE.?Four good milch cov
cheap, apply to Levi Meetze, Whi
Sock, S. 0. i
Mhq TTIIIav is -triaitfncr her snn. Re
IW. H. Hiller, on upper* Main street
Rev. W. H. Hiller, accompanied 1
his sweet little daughter, attend'
s&> the Memorial exercises at Leesvi]
|||S Friday.
> Br. Julian E. Kaufman has pi
chased the automobile of Mr. Aust
Roof, and can run it with all the ea
of ah experienced chaffeur.
Mr. Manly George, the clever ai
popular assistant cleric of the com
caught avery large trout out of tl
^ I factory pond Friday afternoon.
k.- The K. ofP's. enjoyed a fish-fry
??* . George's pond Friday evening. "3
needless to say that a "fnllhous*
was present
The Columbia Methodist Conferen
a#; assembles tonight in Columbia. Re\
A. S. Leslie and W. D. Quick?Del
gates: J. M. Craps and R. D. Sei
- represent the Lexington charge.
All articles for publication in the
!/ columns to insure insertion must 1
in this office by Tuesday noon.
Don't forget that Billy Hollowel]
famous commedians will appear in tl
opera bouse Saturday night, May 1
Price 10, 20 and 30 cents.
j?& An examination for awards of schc
arship from Lexington county to tl
Freshman class in Clemson Colleg
??' : 'will be held in the court house <
I July 5th. See notice elsewhere.
Miss Daisy Barr, one .of Steadmar
charming young ladies, attended tl
picnic at Irene and was delight*
with her visit .
Miss AnnfeMartha Meetze, of t]
College for Women, wno is as u
ented as she is beantifnl and bewitc
ing, has been spending a few da
with her mother, Mrs. M. W. Meetz
at the Kaminer hotel.
Col. and Mrs. George Bell Timme
man have returned to Lexington aft
aweek spent in Columbia, where bo
took an active part in the Confed<
ate reunion.
Dr. E. P. Derrick sells L. & ]
Paints in pints and quarts at rate
half gallon prices. Feb. 20.3
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Right in the front with
Groceries, Hardware, Truni
The creations in this de]
new, fresh goods, and the pi
Just think New Drop H
arrived, best patent $4.50, b
people say as long as you gc
MOSES
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3THING and PUENISHINGS I I
or HEN and BOTS. I
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^ best in all the New Goods at prices Wl
b closest buyers.
t values in Men's Ties. 25c. Men's
ocks, Brown and Black, 5c. the pair. D
ag the best 50c. Shirt ever sold. J
HATS. ~
ent is great; our prices are right, yi
tapes in Straw and Felt. in
LAWNS. fo
>wing of Lawns at 5c, 6Jc, 8 jc and
w
iftNAXJGH
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vA. M. Boozer, Esq., of Columbia, is ^
in town today on legal businees.
id Messrs. E. A. Roof and E. L. Win?:ard,
R. F. D. Carriers from Lexing
ton, have donned their U. S. man uniforms,
which make the pretty women
along their routes jealous?because <
r, they are both married. .
Mrs. B. D. Clark certainly has the
ie prettiest flower garden in town. She !
sent to this office Monday a beautiful
a* bouquet of flowers for which we return
our appreciative thanks.
ie Mr. J. P. Copeland, of Baxter, accompanied
by his daughter, little MisMay,
spent yesterday in Lexington.
16 Mr. Copeland has many friends here
who are always delighted to see his ar
benign countenance. A
When in need of groceries rem ema
ber that you can save money by eallst
ing on Hammond Corley in the Long sf
- building, where you will always find
l8_ a fresh, clean stock. Oj
3d Mr. Paul Mabus, a valiant Confederate
soldier and one of the best citizens
in the county, residing near
m Batesburg, was in Lexington yesterday.
n<
v Flour and all class of supplies are n
rapidly advancing, but the old reliable
grocer, H. M. Wingard, has a full
stock bought before the recent ad- I
*? vance. Call to see him when in need D<
ia of something good to eat. < / ,
RAW HIDES WANTED?We will D<
J* pay 15 cents per pound for dry flings
^ raw hides. Dominick & Amick, ^:
3mp Chapin, S. C. W
We regretfully announce that Dr.
68 J. P. Drafts, one of the most popular
and widely known physicians of the
le county, is confined to his bed with an
e- attack of bilious fever, and we cherish
to the fond hope that the doctor may
soon be up and about again to the
h- delight and satisfaction of his numerous
patients and friends. - 16
Mr. Oscar L. Derrick, son of Judge ?
il- and Mrs. G. A. Derrick, and a gradLt
uate of Clemson college, spent a few fo
* days in town last week as the guest g.
of his parents. Mr. Derrick is now
lft] holding a lucrative position with the
Victor Cotton Mills at Rock Hill.
rs Our beloved friend, Billy Hite, of .
Batesburg has been appointed assis- ia
tant postmaster at that place. That 3
he will give entire satisfaction is not ?
v* doubted by those wlio know him. He
is noted far and near for his pleasing,
by courteous disposition, and a better
ea man is not to be found. g
WANTED?Traveler for established r.
house. Twelve dollars weekly to ^
it- start. Expenses paid. References, f_
in Address G. Clows, Lexington, S. C. ^
.White in Columbia last week it was
, onr pleasure to call at the new law
* office of Messrs. Graham & Sturkev 5
in the old Carolina National Bank m
tte building. They have an elegant suite
of rooms, a fine library and every
at convenience possible. This branch
Is office of this well known Lexington
firm is especially convenient to their
many clients living on this side of the
ee river as well as those in Columbia.
r8. "
m Zlloree Dispensary Closed.
Pursuant to the order of the county
ee board of control a few days ago the
56 Elloree dispensary closed its doors
,g Tuesday April 30. There was $125.
ie 25 unsold stock on hand, and this is at
8. the disposal of the board. On February
16, when all the dispensaries
were temporarily closed under the
g8 new law, there was about $700 worth
jn of stock on hand. When the dispensary
was opened under the present law
k's a carload of whiskey was shipped here
and the first named figures is what remained
of the old supply and the ship,
. ment when Dispenser Weeks checked
Y up to day. The Dispensary ha9 been
~~ in operation here a little over thirteen
years, and Mr. J. JM. Weeks has serv*
8 ed continuously as dispefiser during
ie> that time. He has made a capable
and efficient official, enforcing the law
jr- without fear or favor. He retires from
er his position with the respect and conth
fidence of the people. There has been a
jr- a long and continuous fight here for I
prohibition and there are many who I
believe that the above action is for |
M. . Kouf Tho rmrwrtnnitv for the I
" I tuc UtOUl *"V J
ot I practice of prohibition now presents I
!m itself.
rREAT M
)SELEY
a full line of General Merchandise fo
r? "Furniture. Farminsr Implements, ]
MILLIN
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partment surpass anything that has c
ices are right.
ead Domestic Machine $25.00, New 1
est half patent, $4.00, Fresh Grits $1
>tthe goods.
LEY
, L. MIMNAl
THE GREA
ftRGAINS IN EVE
If you are in need of Headwai
sit our Millinery Department.
Stylish Hats. See our Specia
r Ladies and Misses. Special ]
any of these Hats sold for mor
e now offer these special lots a
I9 S9 - WBM
.bout the place you buy shoes
Anybody can sell a shoe for
ty $3.00, but there is a world
f difference in the worth of
ich $3.00 shoe.
Some shoes sold at $3.00 are
ot worth $2.00; others are
earer worth $3.50.
It is up to you to get the
Bst at the price, and you can't
& certain you are getting the
,
Bst until you see the kind
re sell.
EHRLICH'S,
j COLUMBIA, S. C.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolid's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
)ld by Derrick's Drug Store.
The Irene Bass Ball nine crossed
its wpth Lexington's first nine
st Saturday and the score was 5 to
in favor of Irene.
Final Discharge.
This is to notify all persons that I will
>ply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Judge of
robate for Lexington county, South
arolina, on the 8th day of June, 1907,
; 12 m., for a final discharge as admintrator
of the estate of Mrs. Polly M.
errick, deceased,
B. J. Derrick,
May 11, 1907. 4-81 Administrator.
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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.
THESE ABE HO
CHANGES FOB
EXAMINATIONS.
CHARLES F. SENTZ,
OPTICIAN, '
JEWELER,
1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
BROS
r Spring and Summer, 1907. "
luggies, Wagons and Harness.
ERY!^^=
>ver been shown in this marke
)efiance Machine, Drop Head, 1
.75 sack. People say Moseley
OS
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IGH & CO
T STORE.
SY DEPARTMEIf
re for Ladies and Childr
We are giving special vali
L Sacrifice Sale of Straw Hi
price 5c, 15c, 25c and 5(
e than three times the pr:
t.
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| BIG MULI
I Ml
I And the beg
I Mules yc
I We have jus
I stock on
I any whex
I "OLD HICK
I and a ful
Gregorj
I 1117 Ham
I 1892.
1 Lexi
I Oldest Bai
I DOES m
Accou]
m Bate of 5 ]
rf
virf'
W1
Contains taste
Makes new rich
For Sale at HARMAN'S B,
TMEM
- Pro:
We can please you in Sprin
One of the Greatest Depa
MIL
t. Our Hats have no super
20 years guarantee, $17.93.
s can't sell the goods at the
SHOES.
We are headquarters lor Shoes. We Sell the
kind that wear at un match able prices. j&iNgk
SUITS and SKIRTS.
^ Ladies Tailor Made Suits and Ready-to-Wear
T Skirts. We are giving special values in this department.
The best at right prices.
^ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE and TINWARE. Jgra*
les ^ew arriva^s in our Crockery and Glassware
department. Two carloads of beautiful Glassware
qc and Crockery, consisting of a great variety of use.
# ful artices. Price, 5c, 10c, 15c and up. See our
lce- bargains in Tinware and numerous House Furnish>lumbia9
S. C?
ES, I
EDIUM MULES,
GOOD TEAM MULES, I
it lot of good size strong cheap I
m ftvfir aa.w. B
it shipped a fresh load and our I <
hand is the largest to be found 1
e outside of a wholesale market. I
ORY" and HACKNEY Wagons, I
1 line of best Buggies and Harness I
/-Cornier Mule Co. I
iDton Avenue. Columbia. S. C. |<
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A - GENERAL - BANKING BUSINESS. M
ttts Invited on Favorable Terms. Interest at the M
Per Cent Allowed in the Savings Department. I
W. P. ROOF, Cashier. I
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less cod liver oil.Cures all female troubles >
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g and Summer Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats,
rtment Stores in the Carolinas.
LINERY!
ior and but few equals. Every department is complete and full of
31st car, making 3455 barrels of choice Tennessee Flour has just
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price and make profit. What difference does it maJfce to you wnat
?osperity, S. C* >
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