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*~v ^ ; The Lexington Dispatch. : Wednesday, December 4,1907. Index to 2T0v Advertisements. J Stock?M.B. Rutland. Roofing?Lorick & Lowrsnce. Pry Goods?Fitzmaoriee. Harness?Davis & Co. Shoes?Harman'a Shoe Store. Noah's Liniment. . Jewelry?Chaa. F. Sentz. ^Contest?Tapp. Citation?Estate Paul T. Brodie. j Pinal Discharge?Lilla Hendrix. v ;Not|ce-pJ- A. Kichardsom ,. Notice?C. M. Stack ek al. . ^ 3Present8r-A. H. Ball & Co. Oottoa ICwket 1=5 fcfxingtoa Torpntl&t Vukrt. 1 Dip per barrel $5.00 and (6.00 1 Spirits per gallon....... 38c j * Opmtioa SwomfuL Miss Essie Wesslngar, of Irene who ; eaderwant a very aertoos operation at ; the Columbia hospital a few days ago, hi doing well. CHasnrj'Sctiot. ^The^^blic is notrfiedj-hafc and Fridays. H. Jl?. sconui. Pelion, 8. C., Nov. 22, 1907. 3w6 I;.. PiUswiriTaiPtoe. Lee Fallaw has paid the fine of $800 ; Imposed upon him by Judge Johnstone i the last term of court, and left for j his home near Monetta Saturday. He had been in jail since court. Bcute Discontinued. The Star route leading out from i Lexington to Seivern was discontinued > on December 1st. The rural route recently established and going out - from Pelion is the cause. Stoves sad B&ages. ;|'v. I have just received a car load of ; gsj% Heating, and Cooking Stoves, and .ranges, of the very best make at , W$ xight prices. See me before you buy. W. S. STEWART, * " * ?-? vi- a n I , 11526 Main ? Greet, uoiumoia. o. v. Marriages. I Mr. Major Harman and Miss Maggie Roland were quietly married at the 1 Lutheran parsonage on last Wednesday night by Rev. W. IL Hiller. Both of these young people are extremely popular and are receiving congratulations from their numerous friends. j At. the Lutheran parsonage on Sunday afternoon by Rev. W. H, Hiller, Mr. Daniel Sharpe and Miss Arey Ro- ; land. Mr. W. D. Carton and Miss Dollie i Taylor, two popular young people of 1 Irene, were happily married on Sun- j day afternoon by J. M. Justice, Esq. \ The ceremony was witnessed by a number of the young couple's friends. Sagiao aad Boiler Fixtures. ( I have just opened up a new and full line of engine and boiler fixtures, , t . consisting of valves, gauges, couplings, etc. Piping cut and threaded to order. Engine and boiler repair ing also done. Satisfaction goaran- , teed. Give me a trial. J. J. RIKARD, 45tf Lexington, S. C. ITotise of PuUio Xeetiag. There, will be a county meeting at * Wise's Spring, one jyile below Bed Store, near the residence of Mr. T. B. Crider, Saturday, December 14th. Distinguished speakers willbepresent i 4? follows : Col. D. O. Herbert, , ^ u W. C. Wolfe, Esq., and Ex-Congressman Dibble, of Orangeburg; Senator JSflrd, Col. G. T. Graham and perhaps others are expected. PMsoatsatSests's. *n this issue of The Dispatch yon will find a change in advertisement of{ * F Rftnte. nnlnmhia. This re-1 i liable firm has everything suitable for i acceptable Christmas gifts. v ?? ] lb. W. S. Stay. Mr. W. D. Gray, a prominent citizen of Brooklana, died on Saturday night after an illness of several weeks. He was a member of the Knights of i Pythias and at one time an alaerman of the town. Ge was buried in. the Shnler cemetery Sunday, the last sad rites being performed by Rev. S. R. * Bass in the absence of Rev. J. C. Hoi- ] ley, his beloved pastor. < ( "A Cooking Demonstration." i Tae H'.irnan-Callum Hardware Co., L ?. of Bat* sburg, will hold "A Cooking ] Berjoii^ti-ation" at their store for one ' week djdy, .beginning next Monday, J Dec. 9ch.~ During this exhibition the "Grea? Majestic Range" will be in ] operaiion and hot biscuits and coffee ' will bo served those in attendance 1 free of charge. j Card From lb. Hartley. To the Citizens of Lexington: \ Please allow me to thank you for the manv courtesies and kindnesses shown me daring the 27 years in which I have been agent of the Southern railway at this place. During that time I have tried my best to ao my ] duty, as I saw it, both to the compa- ( ny and to the public; and in- handing ( in my resignation I do so with a feel- ? ingof satisfaction, realizing that I still have the confidence and esteem of the people of Lexington. Very cordially yours, A. L. HARTLEY. ] ( Fruit Cake Ingredients. Ladies, you will find a fresh stock of fruit cake ingredients such as seeded raisins, currants, citron, etc., and dressing, in all colors, icing tubes and sugar plums for Christmas and wedding cakes?all of these and much i more you will find at The Bazaar. < Furs and Beeswas Wanted. s Wanted?Otter, mink, coon, fox and all kinds of furs. Highest prices paid for beeswax and furs. Rice B. Harman, Lexington, S. C. ? X* ". - ' * *.vV \ : . .v Meeting ef Teachers' Association, Dec. 14,1907. The executive committee has call- A ed the association to meet on above 9 date in the institute building at Lex ington, at 11 A. M. 1st. Reorganization and election of officers. I 2nd. Discussion of subjects as fol lows: The Teachers as an Example in fl Society?Prof E. R. Aycock. School m Improvement?Mi38 Ethel Dreher. fl Can High School Studies find a place M in the present system of country fl Bchools??Prof. H. A. Branson. I 3rd. Election of delegate to the fl State Convention of School Improve- fl ment Association. fl Mary E. Wingard, Sec. BHSoagwe Furniture. j When yon are thinking about a Christmas present for your wife or daughter, think about the beautiful seasonable furniture just received at V Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store. Bed m room suites, parlor suites, dining suites, fine rockers, medium rockers, chairs of every description, baby car- M riages, go-carts, art squares, carpets, mattings, rugs, etc., the equal of ? which has never been seen on this market. Just the thing for your M bouse, and a more suitable present could not be found. The prices are M most reasonable. You must see these goods to appreciate them. M ICr. Etrtliy Sulfas. 1 Mr. A. L. Hartley, for "27 years de- H pot agent of the Southern railway at ^ this place, hat resigned, his resignation going into effect on fcne 26th of November. He is succeeded by Mr. Kincaid. But few men have served ? OAnf.hoim art lnnor And fto well as vuy uvuvuvam wv ?? ? ^? Mr. Hartley, and his many friends re- I ceived hisv resignation with regret. %| He will hereafter look after his extensive mercantile and farming interests. Tr Rutland's December Offerings. 3 On the front page of this issue we lec print an advertisement for that bust- lad ing business man and popular gentle- wi man, Mr. M. E. Rutland, of Batesburg. roi Mr. Rutland has some wonderful n& bargains to offer you in buggies, wag- * vai ons, harness, lap robes, . etc. This is Or a special December offering and is ? due to the fact that he is going to put in one of the largest and most complete lines of hardware ever seen in this section of the State. When you go to Batesburg,and you surely will go, go to genial Mike Rutland's great big sale. \ ^ A Handkerchief Shourer. ^ A "handkerchief Shower" will be inj a leading feature in an entertainment th( given by the School Improvement 4w Association at the home of Mr. and ? Mrs. B. D. Clark, on the evening of Dec. 13, There will be an interesting program rendered, refreshments ser- * eed and handkerchiefs sold. It will c0} be an evening of pleasure for all who ^ attend. A cordial invitation is ex- hx tended to all. otl . ? , Sw Lmr Hot A Candidate. Congressman A. P. Lever passed ] through Columbia yesterday morning ~ on his way to Washington to be present at the opening of congress. He stated positively that he is not a candidate for the United States senate. "I am not a candidate for the Benate," he said, "and will not be in E the coming campaign. My purpose is f to ask for a reelection to the house." ?The State, 30th. ! Mrs. Bradley Acquitted. Mrs. Anna Bradley, who has been on trial at Washington for the past four weeks for the murder of former (J. S. Senator Browne, of Utah, has 'J been acquitted. The tarial .attracted vride spread attention. \ Letter to S. J. Lsaphart. Lexington, S. C. Dear Sir: Every job Devoe is done with less gallon than ever before sj, Q-riTr rkt.hor naint.. f* AUU WUJ V - - S. J. Field, Indinola, Fla. says: ua "AH houses here are painted Devoe. The hot air is too trying tor other nl paints, One coat Devoe is better than I in two of any other paint, so far as We know." es Less gallons, less cost. f v Yours truly, ' in F. W. Devoe & Co. th P. S. The Kaufmann Drug Co. sells i>ur paint. Final Discharge. I This is to notify all persons that I will apply to the Hon. Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Judge of Probate for Lexington jouncy, South Carolina, on the 4th day )f Jan., 1908, for a final discharge as idministratrix of the estate of Pierce Rendrix. LILLA HENDRIX, iw8 Administratrix, i at Trespass Notice. *n All persons are hereby forbidden to yc tiunt, fish, allow stock to run at large, dt trespass in any manner whatever ^( ipon our lands. The law will be en- y( forced against all violators. ' 3. M. Stuck, J. E. Epting, J. F. Mahaffie, R. Stoudemayer, P. E. Eargle, J. W. Stoudemayer . 3. P. Bundrick, Mrs. T. W. Summer Mrs. E. M. Boyd, J. E. Eargle, 4w8p J. B. M. Stuck.' Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to hunt or trespass in any manner what- he 3verupon my land. The law will be* 3nforced against all so trespassing. 2w6pd J. A. Richardson. pri Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to hunt or trespass in any manner, what3ver, upon our lands. The law will be __1 enforced against all so trespassing. D. H. Lawson, J. L. Hutto, 5. C. Calahan, E. D. Hammond Nov. 18?4w6pd Trespass Notice. * All hunters are hereby forbidden to n trespass on the lands of the undersigned 8 5r lands leased by them. j T. K. Lindler, J. W. Bouknight, I r. Fiank Cannon, P. H. Shealy, 1 lwt> S. F. Bickley, % Fancy chrna, glassware ana toys, of every conceivable kind, at The Bazaar. f 3 t Ioocoosooococsc:scisss TheLe ^ jj BEST PLACE ^ ; Dry Goo? fm Groceriei Glasswa i1' * FAIR ohn G. Boozer 1 UNDEETAKEE, | ene, - - - S. C. [ have on hand a large and well sefced line of Coffins and Caskets, gents' _ lies and children's Robes, cheap. I [ sh to say to my friends and the snrmding country to call on me when in **\TT lino rirQtro J da U1 tuiy bUUl^ 1U JLUjr UUV, lilting, cement or brick, a speciality, tiers filled day or night. Nov.27 3m Trespass Notice. U1 persons are hereby forbidden to ispass in any manner whatsoever, or * ow your stock to trespass, in any inner whatsoever, on my land in said nnty and State, adjoining lands of idrew Keisler, D. S. Kyzer, Geo. ng and others. Fishing and hunting i also prohibited, and all parties violatI this notice will be persecnted to j extent of the law. Tpd. E. LONG. Valuable Place For Sale. 19 acres of land, good for cotton, , -n, grain, &c., well watered with > II site on Bull Swamp, a good four )m dwelling, good barns, stables and tl ler out buildings, located H miles of I ransea. For terms, &c., apply to I J. S. CROCKER, C Swansea, S. C. p JTov. 14?tf. "MEET ME A1 } 'or Boys anu of Soi 112.50 GIVEN AWAY TO T] BOYS OB < Coupons can be voted for any be Savings accounts totaling $112. sc banks in Columbia. The first p: try 31, 1908, be awarded to the Ixr imber of votes. The second prize J g the second largest vote; $15 to t t vote; $10 to the one receiving th< e one receiving the fifth largest vo e sixth largest vote. A coupon good for one vote is p ic. When you get the coupons, vc HOW TO & The votes must be left at our si ternoon. They will then be count Ld girls will be published in The S an envelope on which you addres: >u want to win, and put the addres ?lope. This will save lots of time >ur votes at our store before Friday 112.50. Warm Blankets (Wash Goods D Cotton Blankets, the best values ever c avv and warm. The best for themoney j Wool Blankets, complete assortmento ices Comforts?A good, heavy cotton Comfo Heavy, warmth giving soft Comforts, fi Down Comforts, soft as can be. Bestg bine covers; special ORDER BY We prepay mail, express or freight o lipped to any point within a radius of [HE JAMES L DEPARTMEN 538 to 1646 Main Street, run xinglon Dt TO BUY Is, Notions, 3, Hardware re, Crockery^ Farming Im fEEATMENT :oyc^' '.in airryoacoscoriffosQpocxa 1 L. H. BALL. F. C. PRICE, j CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT (ALL'S JEWELRY STORE. We have a beautiful assortment of ewelry suitable for holiday gifts. UfalftkAe wmvaivaj _ Chains, 1 Rings. I If you want to give something use- I nl in the home, try a set of % Community Silver. S Knives, Forks and Spoons. ? The best silver plated ware made. | A. H. BALL & 60., I JEWELERS, I 637 Main Straet, Columbia, S. C. 9 ST A LYINGS' MILLIKERY. | Visit our store and see for yourself E be most up-to-date line of Millinery, fi >ry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Gents' I 'urnishings ever shown in Brookland. I >ur prices are right. Polite and I rompt attention. Oct. 2?3m J r TAPP'S." j Girls j [I uth Carolina. EE SIX MOST POPULAR GIRLS. >y or girl in South Carolina. I 50 have been depossted in the I rize is $50, which will; on Jan- \ j or girl receiving the largest | ?25, to be given the one receivhe one receiving the third large fourth largest vote; $7.50 to te, and $5 to the one receiving' c ;iven with each cash purchase of , >te them. ^ c VOTE. ] tore each week before Friday j ed and the names of the bovs _ tate Sunday. Put the coupons 3 the name of the boy or girl 5S of the boy or girl on the en and confusion. Be sure to leave ? afternoon. Who will get the \ c c and Comforts. epartment.) ( >ffered. The cotton blanket at $1.95. is x _ a* nr It Y0C. lO $i.?0 -j f the best all wool Blankets; special $8 50 to $15.00 rt, pretty colorings, each $1.25 tiled with pure clean cotton; each.$4.98 rades, beautiful floral silkoline and $0.98 to $10.00 | MAIL. n all purchases of $5.00 or more >00 miles of Columbia. . TAPP CO.,1 T STORE, Columbia, S. C. 4 ipartmenf Sto Shoes, Hats, >, Harness, Buggi rare, Tinware, and. plements. - EVERY T! V 9 HINTS TO THE SHOI mnHHBRBH YOTJE SHOES will cost you 1? I I patronize those experienced in t^ie a best. YOUR FEET will never trouble let those who use scientific methods OUR SHOES possess both style i we have one of the most complete st in the State. "OUR FEAT'S TO FIT FEET" a according to scientific methods, ha: study for many years. LEVER, "The She (IN COLUMBIA FURNITURE OF AT TUC IIClAf CTAD Hi mt ntw giun GIBSON-MILL Columbia, S. We have here ncrw acollec tnd High Grade Furniture an shings not to he surpassed South. Beautiful Suits fo Parlor, Hall, Library, Den anc n Circassian Walnut, Dull an loeranv, Bird's Eve Made. I ~ O V ' ?/ A ' leathered and G-olden Oak. Odd pieces in House Desks irs, Cellaretts, Smokers' Tal Stands, Clocks, Pedestals, Ta ires, Plate Racks, Rngs, Etc. Exclusive agents for the Dross Sanitary Felt Mattress 3-0 Carts. All Goods marked in Plai Dne Low Price to everybody. No misrepresentations i s? r+.inlp cm q.ra.n Arl a.ft t 'on can boy cheap Furniture ai k cater only to trade who want High CI 1409 MAIN ST? COLUL re ( es, |i [ME I scccacccc'1 /E e" buyer? i 3ss if you will rt of buying the fi you if you will B fit you. B \ ^^B tnd quality, and B ;ocks to be found fl md this we do B sring made it a I e Man," I QUAUTY IE OF ER CO. _c. ition of Medium .d House Furnin the entire r Bed Room, i Dining Room, n-i'-i J .a iroiisneu maEarly English, 3, Tables, RockDies, Magazine bouretts, PictFamous Red , and Whitney n Figures and n this Store, epresented.. lywhere. lass FURNITURE. IBIA, S. C.