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VOL. XXXVII. LEXINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 16, 1907. 50
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exhibit of Gene
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We carry all th.
farming implement
ard plows, etc., wh
farm labor is so sc
need anything.
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Going to the Lexington
one of
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New Stylish Suits to Wear.
$10.00, $12
1001 GERVAIS STREET,
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every best improved
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is invaluable since
?rce. See us if you
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PLOWS.
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ordinary plows.
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County Fair? Yes, if I can
CE & CO'S.
.50, $15.00, $18.50.
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sit our Store, where we w
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POULTRY mo!
FENCE
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A strong-and all-important distinctio
signed as a poultry and rabbit fenei
I strong to stop all larger animals. C
same as the lighter nettings, while in t
and durability it is worth ten times
CAELOAD JTTST EECEIVED?ALL SI
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GraJiam-Oswald. Willi.
On Tuesday afternoon last at the San A
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Graham celebrat
occurred a very beautiful and im- which R
pressive wedding, when Miss Ruth with rob
Graham and Mr. Karl F. Oswald were Columbi
quietly married in the presence of ing her
their near relatives and friends. The June, w
wedding, while entirely lacking in os- seventh
tentatiou", was characterized by the until Oc
most charming ta9te. The only at- fen9e foi
tendants were the little candle bear- nes9e9.
ers, Masters Robert Holman, of St. o'clock 1
i Matthews, and Ben Graham. torney
\ Promptly at 4:30 o'clock to the State wj
| strains of Mendelssohn's wedding H. B. !
Jl march, beautifully rendered by Miss the defe
|f Alberta Lucas, of St. Angela'9 Acad- ! in which
f emy, the bridal party entered th6 j for a cor
room where the ceremonv was im- I was srrai
pressively performed by the Rev. Mr.
Leslie. ^
The bride was tastefully and beauti- w
fully gowned in a rich cream aeoliene vertiaem
over satin elaborately decorated with <-i0iumK;
lace and messaline. Her girlsh form V M
was enveloped in an airy veil of tulle PynPr
becomingly draped, being caught at
; the crown of her shapely head by the
superb bride roses. She carried a ?
white prayer book with book-mark of Qnalitv
ribbons and roses. The home was V. J )
] beautifully decorated with cut flowers, f. QM1.f fV
smilax and other lovely vines. ^ Immediately
after the ceremony a
simple but elegant luncheon was p
served; while throughout the reeep- ?
tion a delicious fruit punch was gracefully
served by Misses Ruth Oswald a , .
and Annie Lou Taylor.
Mrs. Oswald presented an equally
charming appearance in her traveling 1
gown of old rose chiffon bead cloth. ^ ,
Amid a shower of rice and the sin- ? ^
I cerest congratulations of the assem- i ~ip2 ?r
bled guests, the young couple depart- ?
ed on the 7:26 train for a short triD. -
Mrs. Oswald is a singularly lovely ?ranS
and at ractive young woman. Mr. De rj?"?,
Oswald is one of Lexington's most a^Lpriff
popular young men, and holds a re- ,
sponsible position in The Home Bank. j^^gd hi
get the next
WANTED?A live agent for the
largest exclusive personal accident Mr. N,
ana health Insurance Co. in the world elected a
for Lexington county, the right party Lexingto
can get an excellent contract. Apply morning
to W. Carlisle Furse Manager, 303 houncou
Loan and Exchange Bank Building, the comr
C* Columbia, S. C. 4w52 new coui
GLOBE DBY GOOD!
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of Your Valued Patronag
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MILLINERY
lat you are cordially hrv
ant you to make your he
in BUGG1
A carloi
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STOVES an
uns Case is Continued.
aitonio, Tex., Oct. 15.?The f _ m
ed Gibson robbery case, in EE \g m
ufus F. Williams is charged ?i\ %
ibing Mrs. Sallie A. Gibson of
a, S. C., of $51,000 and assault- j ?,
with a deadly weapon last ' Aneaiuiy
as postponed in the thirty- Wolf from t
district court this afternoon ? ,
t. 24 on a plea from the de- many 01 til
* more time to procure wit- small illCOll]
When court convened at 2 ,
n the afternoon District At- ItGOp a SaVl
Baker announced that the YOUT COmilT
is ready. " 1
Sally way of the counsel for hB
use asked the court for time |
i to prepare a written motion ? 3|j/|wm^
itinuance for ten days which U111naU 11U
ited.
ITew Jewelry Fira. I Bat
11 special attention to the ad- ?
ent of A. H. Ball & Co.,
a, and while this is a new uu u TIMMFPM
. Ball, the practical man, is
ienced jeweler and perfectly JJ.
with all classes of work in
vhich is a guarantee that his
rs may rely on work and the
>f good3. Their stock is com1
entirely new and selected
le people. Go the first time .
in Columbia and you will be
rith your vieit. A pretty Qujet J
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t t. a pwt'i ^a8 solemnized at tl
LiO&Cd 0*063 TO J311. parsonage Thursday ever
Oct. 11.?J. B. DeLoach, 10th, at 8:30 o'clock. 1
lodged in Lexington jail some ing parties were Mi9s "V
igo on a warrant issued by and Mr. Harry A. Robei
National Bank of Batesburg, H. Hiller, pastor of th<
large of swindling that insti- * the officiating clergyms
id who was subsequently re- the nuptial knot, pron
i bond pending trial, has been ceremony which united
L over to the sheriff of this these estimable young p
y his bondsmen DeLoach will town. The marriage wai
ferred to Lexington jail to witnessed only by the im
al.?The State. tives of the bride and gi
Sample of Saluda came few friends,
esday with Mr. DeLoach and The bride is the second
un in jau to await cis tnai at Mr> and Mrs. j. j. Bic
term of court. beautiful and accomplisl
* * many friends in the town
. B. Wannamaker, recently The groom is a fine youi
member of the house from a Popular clerk at Mr. .
n county, was here this Sarc*3 8-ore*
in connection with the Cal- Congratulations go o
nty hearing. He is one of many friends of this pop
aissioners for the proposed who wish them a long, p
lty.?The Record, 15. prosperous life.
! COMPANY,
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COLUMBIA
e. Polite and Prompt Attention
' and TRIMMINGS.
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Hill! I
ited to see our great
sadquarters. We have
[ES AND WAGONS!
id just in of best makes
rom, and the prices right,
see them.
IN HARNESS
urely please you.
:sc HARI^WS.
ad you will be pleased.
Store,
d WIRE FENCING.
>lf at the Door"
, robust savings account "keeps the
he door." It is a barrier against
ie evils which beset people with
Les. How is it with you ? Do you
ngs account ? This bank awaits
Bank of Batesburg,
:esburg, S. C.
AN. President.
CUNTER, Vice-President,
A. C. JONES, Cashier.
fonia-g Brought Suit for $50,000.
Tntheran Mrs. M. A. Wooten, widow of thelino
nntnhor 'ate Conductor Charles B. Wooten,.
TiJ /?nntran<-. has brought suit against the Southern.
riola Bicklev Railway Company for $50,000 damages
ts Rev W 011 account of death, which she
a hrirte alleges was due to the negligence of
Ln Who' tied the emP*oyer9 of the road.
ouneinir the Wooten vvas one of the most
th? i;,,M nf popular railroad men in this section
.eople of our and was yardmaster in Columbia
9 a quiet one, whe? kdIed\TAKn . enJ">.e a,D.d ?ar
mediate rela- Pas9l?S overT"13 bod3'kl'llnf h'm '
?rwim ond a sfcantlv on January 16th, last. The
' suit is brought in Richland county.
! daughter of
fe^'and til Photographs.
i and county. Don't be astonished when you see
ig man and ^]ie advertisement of the Columbia
H. M. Win- photographic Studio and learn their
reasonable prices for firstclass art
ut from the work, but call with your wife and
>ular couple, children, your sweetheart or ycurileasant
and self and have your photos made' and
you will be tickled almost to death,
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