The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 08, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmrni 1> B" M m m M Bbhi w - / *? i lnorutjx u cash, every it The public kri Everything si SAXi] Hi , , J. L. PENCIL ANS SCISSORS. WiytKle Notes Gathered Hep and There by a Dispatch Man. Mr. B. IT. Bodie, of Leesville, was here Monday. Dr. R. H*. Timmerman, of Batesburg, \ spent Monday here. Attorney E. L. Asbill, of Leesville, was in town Monday. s _ Miss Marie Long has returned from 5? 1 ^ a -visit to relatives in the Fork. Mrs. Emily Boatwright of near Leesville, was here Monday. "Uncle" Tyre Etheredgo, atfcpeand noble citizen of Leesville, was here Monday. -M. L J_ ? TVtirftlQJ f!V. J. AUSUn, a pruxuiucui auauxo f the Lutheran church, was here a*-. :;J ,< Geo. M. Adams, of Baxter, >f the best mep of that commuuvas here Monday.' wes Ellen and Bath. Lorick, of , were the gaests of Mrs. A. M. ian Saturday and Sunday. < ? w Mope SOx, a former resident Is p]fee, has moved from Duke, /to Greensboro, N. C. D. M. Grosson, of Leesville, ere Monday attending the mediPiety. I| ~~ Mr. Charlie Barre, one of tne most I snccessfal and popular business meg of Leesville, was here on Monday. (/. Gpl. John Bell Towill, one of the / Severest fad most popular men in r the ooonty, was here Monday. ' the Bank of Leesvftle, was here ManMr. W. L. Bawl, Hie hzmber iitng Satftthuwr and a clever gentleman, - #a? here Jfondir- -,J2jg -Prof, W. Aug. Shealy, cashier of ; ^ .. the Peopled Bant of Leesville, was /A WANTED?To buy a Rood second V hand cotton gin, about 70 saws, also feeder and press. Apply at Dispatch office. Mr. James Dunning and little Miss Eva Dunning, of Columbia, are visiting at the home of Col. M. D. Hsrman. Mr. and Mys. Charlio Rikard^ of Batesburg, are here for the burial of Mrs. Rikard's mother, Mrs. Amanda Derrick. Rev. O. N. Rountree, a former pastor of thes Methodist church at this I place, wm here Monday and called in TO 899 US. if Mf. W. H. Macfeat, the genial court stenographer of this district, was here Monday taking testimony in the : Le^sville school matter. ;r - Re^. and Mrs. W. H. Hiller are expected to return from Georgia this week, and regular services will be held in St. Stephen's church Sunday. ~ ~ The many friends of Mrs. Katherine g Caughman wiH be pained to learn that she is seriously ill at her home on the Leaphart road. Mrs. Samuel B. George was a delegate from this county to the educaoonvftntion which met in Col ( umbia last week. "Miss Katherine Cullum, a beautiful and charming young lady of Batesburg, visited her friend, Miss Essie Efird, last week. Mr. Charlie B. Kneece, one of the most progressive and popular young men of the county, a resident oi Baxter, *as here on Monday. Mr. J. P. Cope!and, at one time a student of the P. C. I., but now a successful merchant and farmer oi Baxter, was here Monday shaking hands with friends. Mrs. Q. A. Lucas and daughter, Miss Bertie, of Augusta, were visitor! Ig' .. vto Lexington last week, the guests oi f } Mrs. B. D. Clark. I; ' Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Kaminer, o: Spartanburg, were the guests of Mrs f;' Kaminer's sister, Mrs. G. T. Graham |last week. < f ^ . Mr. Charles H. Drafts, a popula: clerk of the Albion hotel in Augusta I * spent New Year's day with his par ; \ ents, Judge and Mrs. Geo. S. Drafts. Mr. Cyrus L. Shealy has returnee to the Uhiveirsity of South Carolina | after spending the Christmas vacatioj at Lexington and Summit. \ w# Rgr*>.. - 4 . "ARAN( iQDOUi o get rid of a lot of em in Mimnaugh's lows what this ann Did for spot cash or EC SKGJSJ MIMNAU Mr. Jesse Ballentine, a son of Mr. Jonas Ballentine of the Fork, is among the recent students of the Palmetto Collegiate Institute. Mr. Job Shumpert, one of the best and most substantial citizens of Black V Creek, called to see us Friday and plankecLdown a cart wheel for The Dispatch. i , Messrs. H. S. and J. L. Crim, two progressive and prosperous young farmers of the Sandy Run section, were here Monday and remembered us with their dollar. Mr. T. B. Barr, one of the best men in the-county residing at Steadman, was here on Monday attending the sale of his brother's property?the I late C. G. Barr. The ever genial and always enfcr| taining "Billy" Bite of Batesbnrg, I was here Monday attending a meeting I of the connty board of registration, I of which he/is a member. I Miss Eva Hite, the bright and atI tractive young daughter of Mr/W. S. I Hite of Batesbnrg ar -1 a senior at I Wlnthrop College, visited her achoolI mate, Miss Sadie Leslie last,week.. v\. 1 / I Mrs. Manly P. G#prgetstm,liest desI perately ill at the home of her parents. ['May the hand of God rest gently upon I this beloved young woman and soon I restore her to her usual good health. I Mr. James E. Bawl1 has returned I from the "Land of Flowers" whither I he had gone to visit his sons, Messrs. I Harry and Will. He speaks in glowI tag terms of his trip, and, judging' I from his looks, he had a royal good I time. | Mr. Henry E. Harmanp of. Atlanta, ] Ga., spent a few dayswlthiria mother, I Mrs. Jane Harman, and other relatives near here\ last week. Mr. Bar- ; I man is one of the most prominent I men in Atlanta, and Is . a firstrate I newspaper and magazine publisher. i Last week we referred to Mr. R. F. j Bowe as the superintendent of the I/Palmetto mill in Columbia. This was I an error as Mr. -Bowe informs us that I he is in no way connected with that I mill. We gladly make the correction. I Mrs. Emma Counts, of Irmo?ia the f very efficient and attractive assistant to Auditor W. D. Dent and is discharging the duties of the office?with | neatness and dispatch during1 the afar I sence of Mr. Dent. , JTOOBS. ' Grand Jurors for Year 19.08. I Simon I Hook, Sam W Gardner,v L Bennett Frick, I A Lindler, John Bell Towill,, JGM Sox, J L Jupaper, Chas J Huffman, j C S Matthews, A Luther Hook, I Emanuel Taylor, . Willie E Corley, I Jesse It. Lee, James Hite, j J K Lindler,t v E E Rikard, Isaiah Hallman, J C Reynolds. First Week Petit Jurors, January Term, beginningJMonday, January 20. Jno R Holley, J Hamp Warren, rj- "R Wirttrard. M K Jefcoat, A J Sturkie, Reedy B Shealy, W Noah Spires, Jno F Chaney, Jno J Harman, A Sim Frick, D Broner Shealy, Albert W Harman, W D Smith, J Frank Kleckley, H H Boozer, Walter D Shall, Jno W Fi'y, Eljrie D Gunter, , Dayid E Barnett, R C Roberts, , G Sam Croat, E C Derrick, Paul P Hatto, Milledge A Lewis, J Arthur Long, Lewis G Culler, Jno D Shealy, Thos L Harman, ; R Perry Slice, J Mailer Metze, L N Barrett Hill, L Lester Sharpe, J Cal Shealy, - Spl J Miller, 1 Jas R Bouknight, H H Ricjj,' ' Second Week Jury, January Tqrm. Martin L Warner, D C Smith, Jas W Brown, R E Chewning, ' David F Lorick, John P. Price, ! Jphn D Derrick, S S Qantt, D James Roof, Jasper J Croat, Frank Sharpe, Jerrod Taylar, Andrew J* Corley, S J Clark, Sim D McCartha, Henry E Howard, I ' W H F Rast, Hamp Caughman, G W P Shealy, P B Quattlebaum, r Paul E Eleazer, John M Caughman Eml W Bfallman, W Preston Lucas, Jas W Chapman, A Griffith Taylor, John A Frick, Thos Lucas, I Ben J Derrick, Hilliard Hall, , C ^Cannon, Lovd Gunter, 1 J Ed Lindler, Fred K Knight, Geo E Caughman, Reuben Corley. \ ' . ' ' i stfrplus goods befo Big Department S ouncement means tly. : : : CH & SOUO LEATHER BOYS' SHOES i For Big Boys - - - - $1.50 Smaller Boys - $1.00, $1.25 n These Shoes are made of good leather through and through. "The vamps are not cut off just where tl*e tip is sewed on, but goes on out and is sew ed sarfe as the tip. They won't rip and tear the first few times a boy goes rabbit hunting. They are made fcjr that kind of wear. * Then they have - got every style; you can brush them up and wear Sundays. We are prepared, lor the girls<aiso.- Come-see them.' EHRlilCH'S, y Y 1627 Main ft!|. ( COLUMBIA, S. 0.1 I ' '.flH ft I mB I JQ For Reliable Banking In all its branches. "We issue drafts payable at any point, furnish letters of credit, make a specialty of collections and give prompt attention to the-accounts of non residents as well as to our city depositors., Every privilege consistent with safety we offer patrons of this bank. Onr capital is $200,000.00. ? Can we do business with you? Carolina National Bank, 'COLUMBIA/S. C. W. A. CLARK, President. T. H. MEIGHAN, Cashier. Engine and Boiler Fixtures. I have just opened up a new and full line of engine and boiler fixtures, consisting of valves, gaugesv coup lings, etc. Jfipmg cut ana inreaaea to order. x Engine and boiler repairing a\so done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a trial. . J. J. RIKARD, 45tf Lexington, S. C. JEWELRY! * I One couldn't suggest anything more desirable for an Xmas gift than a nice piece of Jewelry. And one could not wish for a better and more varied line from which to make a selection than ours. We feel sure that we have just what you should give. Have it both in quality and price combined, while our Christmas line is decidedly now. feet as lay something aside for I yon early. We will keep it until R called for. I CHARLES IS1NTZ,! JEWELER, | Columbia, S. C. | l I ' re stock taking and to c tore will be sold at Cut I TVT /s /v/\#\ /I ? aVi n virvA/^ r> A JLHU gUUUD uuaiguu, JJL\J ? 3AY, JANI] COMPANY / \ * ? N? 1 ' . \ / j WANTE] S thirty-five S Horses and 5 change for! GREGORY-) ' | 1113-1115 \ Coli \ \ . t / - ; ' 1 ; J \ .. . - , * I . k. 1 \ " - > ' ' I . " ' V \ j 1 1892. ' I . 1 Lexington ! I LEXINGTC j - f Oldest Bank in Lexington I DOES - A - GENER. \ ' m Accounts Invited on ] j! / m Rate of 5 Per Cent Allowe* fl / j ' / j / i ( \ / \ x Wkito Rock Hows. g^aHBwgg To the Editor of The Dispatch: Christmas was much enjoyed by our people. A number of appropriate exercises were held which were largely attended by all. Quite a number of little folks attended a Christmas tree party given by little Ward Shealy on December 28th. Several games were played and refreshments served. Each child present received a present from the tree. Those present were: Master Newel and Helen Haigler, Orrie and Clarence Eleazer, Brodie Shealy and Carl Ernestine and John Derrick. Mr. Pickens Addy is real happy over the arrival of a plough bo^ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shealy visited |lpl|llM Mr. J. r . wmgara ana iamny iasu Magistrate Shealy, of the Fork, is kept quite busy these days dealing M iSt'mFout justice to the citizens of his disI think we can soon hear the wed- rajiv ding bells in our town. Guess who? WW Wjj& January 6, 1908. Ji Lover Railroad Rates. Q The Southern railway will, of its own accord, cn the first of April reduce passenger rates in this State from three cents to two and two and I a half cents per mile. j i f 1 rmtTovf f/ha cnnrla inf.n I V/JU V VJL u UAJkV/ QV vv^v *** W >rices the next 14 days. goods on approbation. , > ' ~-N / > rARY 6th. , Columbia. ? ? ? r\ ' fa \ \ D-?Customers for > \ head good 'young > .rWCii a?. c xixctica, ui wxn OA- / , | Mules. | * > ' y c 4 BONDER MULE CO. S * ' '*' Hampton Avenue, \ ambia, S. C. > *s^vwwwwwww>5 ' ' ' ' I ' \ ; , ' 1 / ^ i T \ ' i f ' "^v ; . , , V ' i ! L * > ' * . * s * ;?feV i _ ' < \ ;J / ':r J;.- i '"xJs T - +*" . i f ' ' s n? ? I %'/ : ' ; : - . %. ./ V r-tft > -/ . , > J V- . > ? M s 1908. m V Sayings Bank. 1 < B' County. - I * > Capital and Surplus $20,000. I A.L - BANKING BUSINESS. I '*s favorable Terms. Interest at the m / , % ' ' / . ? 1 ^ ( f si < f ^s^ssi ? * . h ' ''X-e% j^MMI COME TO nr COLUMBIA j&A * D1JEING OTJE 10 DATS m NEW YEAR M Clothing Sale: llM BEGAN JAN. 1. Ijgfj Have found that we bought . ?WmUa too^nany Suits and Overcoats* and we shall cancel all the PS* y&K profits and let them go. M9a ?&rSk., $18.50 Fine Suits go for $14.00* 15.00 Worsted Suits go for... 10.00* m 12.50 and 13.50 Suits for... 8.00 mtm? J! 5w 10.50 Sufts go for 7.00 \jKw 7.50 and 8.50 Suits for 5.0O '' WwHSk 85 and $6 Boy's Suits $3.50 and $4- , jf?ES\v Wmmh Same Reductions on Overcoats^ \SKrmujm jfmm Come Before Jan. 10. ^ ^nParre^e<* Opportunity.. IW KINAHD, ?au Sf ^ 1523 MAIN ST.