The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 23, 1907, Page 8, Image 8
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Yes, yon are welcome. Hal
tnmmtd with every claw of dei
Ithe tele it lines in Dry Goods, N
and ladies to show yon through
*T". Ton will be pleased with yo
tSSQJL ASTP S0I880BS. | .
KSgtide Hotes Gathered Here and
: There by a Dispatch Man.
Messrs. .James and John Pox spent j
^afct Thursday in Angnsta. *
A lot of cotton was handled here by
*1. Boot test Saturday. ]
. .Mr.B. Hi Haitiwangerte still ?on- !
a&as) frvhfa cafcarral fever. ,
Stock: Go's., show at the opera housed <
I. Court opeto here on the 4th of next i
month. Special Judge, Geo. Johnstone j
> i
Messrs. Willie Smoak and Newton !
Monte, of Columbia, were in town '
Sunday. *
Miss Ethel Lawrence, of Somter, is }
hew teaching a thriving school at *
Midway. ^
Bee the advertisement of the Jones- j
BajgCgt Furniture Co., Columbia, and
go there to btzy your furniture.
Don't forget to see the King Stock
Company's show each night in the
opera house hntfl Thursday night. 1
If yon want carpets, mattings, rags j
or window shades, eaU, or send your .
order, to J. L. Mimnaugh &^Gbv ]
Trains No. 33 and 34, from Colum- *
Ma and Augusta, now meet at our i
* depot at 2:27 p. m. This change was t
made Sunday. t
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George is still very sick with fever. 1
Mrs. Frank C. Corley has also been <
very sick but at this writing, glad to i
say is some; bettor. ^ 1
Ladies when in Columbia don't fail ]
to see the grand, display of beautiful
ladies salts, skirts, cloaks and jackets,
furs, underwear, etc. at J. L. Mim- J
- nadgh&Co's,
^SfrlW. A. Heckling, of Columbia,
will be found in Roof's Hall, prepared (
to make your pictures daring Fair
week.. Give him a call if you wish
K first class work at moderate prices.
K; < Youtwill have company this week 1
and of course you will want them to
^ have something good to eat. Mr. H. ?
M. Wingard. has prepared for you and 1
toe h&if00 of &roceries'
will *ttend the State Pair
next week and will be pleased tomeet
our friends who are due us for sob- '
scriptiona. Remember to hand us
your dollar.
Sheriff Corley Saturday arrested in
Columbia, Luther Johnson, ^colored,
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Reader have you paid for your paper?
If not, please call and settle. There
are too many careless subscribers,
Which makes it tight oh us. We need
the mouey.
4 Mr. Ferry D. Steele and Miss No via
McCartha will be married at St. Matthews
church at 7 o'clock p. m., on
Wednesday, the 80th instant. All
friends are cordially invited to the
marriage.
> Mrs. J. G. Nelson, fcf Chapin, S.
p O., has returned home after spending
several weeks with relatives at HillP.
boro, Bandleman, Greensboro and
^ Thomasville, N. C.
(p. Ladies, if you were never delighted
In yonr lives, you will be, if you only
call and see the beautiful line of dress
goods and silks at J. L. Mimnaugh's,
Columbia.
We are again compelled to leave
out several interesting articles this
week. We will, however, have more
room after this. Should our advertising
cohtinne to increase, and our
printers are all well, we will add more
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? pages to tne l/wpaiuu.
fMr. B. C. Amick and his mother,
Mrs. 0. E. Amick, were in town Mon^
t" day attending to business in the court
$ house, and remembered the printers
% with a renewal of $1.25.
K You will never look well dressed un
til you have donned one of J. L. Mim5
naugh & Go's, new suits. Shoes of
latest style at price to suit. See this
jp stock while you are in Columbia.
vClerk Samuel B. George will sell
before the court house door in Columbia
on the first Monday of November
the valuable real estate interest belonging
to the estate of B. F. Gardner,
. the same being advertised in The
State.
Bead Tapp's advertisement this
I- jreek and while you ore in Columbia
feeling good, just walk in nod meet
the crowd making purchases of goods.
Yott will find some of the best bargains
you ever saw for the money.
Hon. A. F. Lever was in town Friday.
At night he delivered quite an
interesting educational address in the
Baptist church at New Brookland.
He is now off with the tour committee
inspecting the Appalachian forest reB6TV6.
On Saturday, Oct. 26, Miss Mary T.
Nance, State organizer or county ana
local school improvement associations,
will be at Lexington. She will deliver
an address in the school building at
11:30 a. m. A most cordial invitation
is extended through these columns to
the schools and general public of the
county to be present on this occasion
and meet Miss Nance who is an enthusiastic
worker. She will be glad
to arrange to visit various schools in
the county. She pays her own traveling
expenses.
% Miss Sue Corley, Pres.,
Miss Ellen Hendrix, Sec.,
Lexington County School Improvement
Association.
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AND THE
IIMNAUl
re our store your headquarter
airable sroods manufactured a
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otions, Millinery, Ladies' Sui
u
ur visit .
- WANTED?Pine wood and ligh
wood at The Dispatch office.
Housewives will miss a treat if the
tail to take a look through the stoc
of china, crockery, glassware an
household and kitchen articles in thi
department .of-J. L. Mimnaugh& Co
Mr. E. L. Wingard has been absex
from his route service on No. 1, fc
several days a very sick man. Hi
son has been rendering able servic
is his substitute.
Next week' the great State Fair i
Columbia will be on with its bust!
ind its pleasures and its reunions?tb
grand social foregathering for a
south Carolinians, whether they be i
their native State or elsewhere. 1
is the time for renewing old frienc
ships and making new ones, and froi
he prepations now being made b
he fair authorities it is evident tha
he gathering of the friends this yea
vill surpass all previous records, wha
i delightful time for all.
Go aa& Soo. <
We are crowded daily with the goo
people of old Lexington county, s
get ready yourselves for the big Stat
BUI 1. TT *
pair ueru weci. uuuv up iobu wwi
>aper. It is worth (25 to you if yo
lave to buy dry goods, notions, shoe*
slothing, millinery, &c. Don't sto
intil you have reached our store a
she corner of Afa$n nod' Richlan
itreets. We carry the best and se
tor less. Hundreds of customers hav
learned this and they never fail t
sail again. If any of our customei
ire not satisfied with their purchase
Let them come back and get thei
money. We are giving away free t
svery purchaser of (10 worth of good)
i handsome picture 16x20 inch in oa
and gilt frames.
W. D. BATES, Columbia, S. C.
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Columbia Hospital
To So Balargod
With the rapid growth of the Cit
of Columbia, the Columbia Hospita
which was originally organized moi
as a charitable institution by tb
benevolent and noble women of thi
city, than for pay patients, fin
however, from the successf
operations and the excellent trea
ment of patients there, has caused t&
hospital to grow in public favor thi
it is now receiving patronage from a
parts of the State by paying patient
which demands larger ana bettx
buildings. A $30,000 annex is no
proposed and it is thought the prop
sition will terminate /successful^
which will make it an up-to-dai
hospital with ample room for all pu:
pows, ,
Don't Miss Th^nu
The King Stock Company is givii
shows in the opera house here dn
ing the Fair. Their first performance
were np-to-date in every respect an
will continue" to be interesting. The
will show each night until Thursda;
Yon should not miss seeing thei
plays. Tickets on sale at E. (
Dreher & Co's., store.
For Sale.
By authority given us in the last wi
and*testament of W. B. Lindler, d
ceased, we will sell to the highest bi
der at public sale on the said premises <
deceased, known as the Berley place, c
Saturday, the 16th day of Novembe
1907, the following real estate towit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of iar
lying and being in the county of Le:
ington, S. C., containing two-hundr*
and thirty-two acres, more or less, a
joining lands of John H. Snelgrove, ,
S. Hendrix, AT Calk and others.
Terms of Sale?One-third cash, ba
ance on credit of one and two year
annual equal installments, secured t
bond of the purchaser and mortgage <
the premises sold with interest fro:
i^afo nf oala u1 if^ laora tn nav all mcI
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Purchaser to pay for papers. Fifty do
lore to be paid to the executors of sai
sale one hour after the same is bid in.
E. L. Lindler,
M. P. Lindler,
Executors.
October 21, 1907?4w2.
Place For Sale.
I will sell before the court houi
door on the first Monday in Novembe
1907, to the highest bidder, immediate]
after public sales, my place, near Le:
ington Manufacturing Mill, consistir
of half acre of land and four room co
tage, good water, fine garden and oi
buildings.
G. MALLY HARM AN.
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WANTED?A live agent for tl
largest exclusive personal accidei
and health Insurance Co. in the wor
for Lexington county, the right pari
can get an excellent contract. App
to W. Carlisle Furee Manager, 3
Loan and Exchange Bank Buildin
Columbia, S. C. 4w52
Land Sale.
I will sell to the highest bidder 1
fore the court house door in Lexingto
S. C., on salesday in November, ne3
my home place, containing fifty (5
acres, more or less, on the Cherok
road, five miles west of Lexingto
with six room dwelling and out hous
and good well on it. Land good f
cotton and grain.
Terms?Cash. Title clear.
P. B. EDWARDS, Owner.
October 15, 1907.?3w52
come Av
PUBLIC GENE
CH & C
rs. Come in and look through one oi
nd priced to suit every class of pure
ts, Cloaks, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Cai
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n f
[t '
? This is no hold-up. Everyy
time you spend a dollar with
x us we guarantee you a dollars'
tfc worth of value in exchange.
That's fair.
i
^ How while you are consider
I
? ing, make up your mind to
8 come and see our $3.50 and
a
?, $4.00 Hen's Shoes the next
!t time you come to Columbia.
q Come and see them, even if >
'I you are not ready to buy.
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5 EHRLICH'S,
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k 1m? Mam st;! COLUMBIA, S. C.
Wf iKMj I
a *.
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sr I
| In the Shapa of
a Savings Account
always at your command, has
- come to the rescue of many a
if? , . J
r- business man.
w Has paved the way for many
jy a business opportunity, which
7. usually comes but once in a lifetime.
Has saved much suffering for
= thousands in time of adversity. !
Open your account at Our Savill
ings ^ Department, deposit often
and have ready cash when needed
ed. 4 per cent, interest paid
>n quarterly on savings.
1 Carolina National Bank,
? COLUMBIA, S. C.
W. A. CLARK, President.
J. T. H. MEIGHAN, Cashier.
^ Too much credit is more dangerous
>y than too much money.
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LAI LlilLilliLt
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Years of Experience
are *
at Your
i COMMAND. c
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it Successful experience has I
been ours and we want every- ?
body who has cause to feel a
_ that there is anything the mat e
ie ter with their eyes at ail, to 1
call and have us give them f
Id . . h
ty proper tests. y
03 there are no .
j charges for
examinations.
I CHARLES F. SENTZ, I
ee '
?s OPTICIAN,
or JEWELEB,
14S9 Main St., Colombia, S. C.
raits all
RALLY, FAIR W!
OMPANY'!
: the grandest displays of merchandis
haser. We cannot enumerate if we wis
rpets, Mattings, China and Crockery, Ho
[ CAI
Babgocm
This is the season to drive i
pleasure is greater when you go
doctor! He uses a Babcock bee
any other make.
Full Line of all Styl
We carry at all times a goe
that will give you good service,
ties we are in position to sell yo
LOWEST PRICES. TERMS RIC
EYES
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I 1117 Hampton Ai
I 1892.
1 Lexington
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I Oldest Bank in Lexingt
I DOES - A - GEN3
m Accounts Invited o
Bate of 5 Per Cent Alio'
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tOBBINS & NOBLE, K
1639 Main Street,
'OLTTMBIA, S. C.
Tbe Italy exclusive Manufacturing
)ptical House in the city. "We do a i
igrli class of work at reasonable prices.
Lll work and material used absolutely
uaranteed to give satisfaction. When iff
a need of glasses come to headquarters ?
,nd have your work done right. Do f jflUBEgl
Lot be deceived by peddlers and fakers, Inirfll
?hey are with you today and are gone
orever. Make our Optical Parlors your %2s,f j||$|jl|
Leadquarters when in the city, whether
ou need glasses or not. We do our !
iwn lens grinding. 90ct3m V ilrw'
Notice of School Election. 1?|
Under Section 1208 of the School law 4P^I|
>f South Carolina and by order of the ]I
)ounty School Board, we will hold an U ft
slection in District No. 45, at D. F. & H if
I. A. Lorick's store in Irmo, Novem- A. II
>er first, 1907, to vote a special levy of
wo mills for school purposes.
J. W. Hook,
J. H. Shealy,
H. A. Lorick, Co
Board of Trustees. Hai
October 14th, 1907.?2wol BB9BI
Lexingtonians,
:ek at
5, Columbia.
e yon ever witnessed. Fonr stores packed and *
;hed, bnt ask yon to call and look for yourselves, at
rnse Furnishings, etc. Polite and attentive salesmen
B,l?
tLOAD OF I
i Buggies,!
out and enjoy the fresh country air. The I
in a "BABCOCK" BUGGY. Ask your
ause it rides easier and lasts longer than I
es of Surries and Runabouts. I
)d assortment of medium and cheap buggies H
Buying so often and in such large quanti- I 1
u as cheap as you can buy at the factory. I 1
rHT. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN I
tY PURCHASE.
ider Mule Co.
/enue, Columbia, S. C. I
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1908. I
. Sayings Bank. I
HON. - S. C C
on
County. I
Capital and Surplus $20,000. I
SEAL BANKING - BUSINESS, f
n Favorable Terms. Interest at the ?
wed in the Savings Department I "
W. P. ROOF, Cashier. I
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HP WEATHER
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f vv J. IlA O UIID
?? Together. '
Come over to Columbia and
look through our big stock.
Business Suits^ $7.50 io 15.00
Fancy Worsted Suits $13.50 to 16.50 "
f,m "r9$s Suits $15.00 to 20.00 e
Overcoats $6.50, $8.50, $10, $15
Felt Hats - $1, $1.50 to $2.50 v
HRH yl^j|8p Underwear-Suit - $1.00 to $3.00
W. HP?! ANYTHING AND EVEEYJfcMjjjjr
Wr THING FOE MEN.
' *W KINARD,
W THE CLOTHIER,
K&SLr'E M? 1823 Main Street, Columbia, S.C.
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