The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 15, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
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lormerly Gervais Street, n<m
1631 Main Str.
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,Mr. Campbell has just pnrcjiased tl
plenished his stores with new rfnd seasc
lit astonishing prices, and will save m
; 'money for all goods not satisfactory. ?
Jan. 1, ly.
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The Lexington Dispatch.
S'v Wednesday, January 15.1908.
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Index to 2T?w Advertisements
Mill End Sale?Tapp.
Redaction Sale?Whitten.
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' w Mules?Giegory-uonaer muie uo.
Clerk's Sale.
, Lex. Savings Bank.
t JJotice?Emma D. Craft.
Notice?Geo. H. Koon. ,
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
For Rent?M. P. and E. L.v Lindler
Qottoa Market \
Lexington. '....11%
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Lesiagton Turpsatias Market
J IHp per barrel $5.00 and ?6.0
. Spirits per gallon 38;
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Harried.
January 9fch, 1908, by Rev. B. B
Wessinger at the home of the. bride':
father, Mr. Albert Keisler, Gilbert, S
C., Mr. Carey A. Snelgrove and Mis:
j Bessie Keisler.
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My farm, 2 miles from - Lexington
Apply to W. H. Ballentine, Ballen
f . tine, S. C., or I>. E. Ballentine, Lex
^ ington, S. 0. 2w
> v, Centre Union.
A regular meeting of Centre Unioi
399, will be held alt Centre schoo
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Jtoase on Saturday, Jan. 13, at sis
o'clock? p. m.. Brothers, be prompt%?veyy
mem ber' s pre sen ce is. necessaryPresident.
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Freak Stock of Garden Seed.
Fresh supply of gardenseed-?differenfc
varieties?just opened up at Har
man's Bazaar, . ^P^i|3|Wi
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f l. Striate.
? communication of Boylston Lodge
lijfA. F. M., will be held at Boybton
? lodge hall on Saturday, Jan. 18th, at
2 o'clock p. m. All members are especially
requested to be present, as
f business of importance will come- beforctfceiodge
for consideration.
P. I. Bawl, W. M.
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Commissioner Craft Resigns.
Mr. D. H<. Craft, a member of th^e
board of county commissioners fox
this county* has resigned on account
his being appointed rural carrier on
roufce S leading out from Gaston.
Mr. W. Toley Craps, of Gilbert, who
received 1,080 votes in the last election,
will be appointed tomorrow.
. . for saleFour
young milch cows, with young
calves?fairly good milchers, Apply
J. K. SUMMER, Peak, R. F.D. 1.
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Didn't Need an Zntrodnction.
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Mr. J. Luther Smith, of Hilton, was
in town a few days last week. On
Saturday he met Mr. John E. Gantt,
. of Black Creek, and when some one
attempted to introduce them Mr.
Smith-said: "John and I were school
mates about 60 years ago, at the tin: e
Bol Hayes taught me to chew tov
bacco."
* Great Lockfcart Sale at Lapp's.
The Ja9. L. Tapp Co., in Columbia,
Is going to begin another Lockhart
Mill-End Sale this morning. Only
those who have attended a sale of this
kind, especially at Tapps, know what
r a great saving it moans to the buying
public. A greater number of bargains
are to be found during this sale than
~ ever before. Many new departments
; * have been added to the store and the
^ sale extends through each depart*
ment.
/ w Special minute sales will be conducted
every day and goods will be
almost given away. Sale begins today
and lasts 10 days only.
< Church Notices.
At Nazareth next Sunday at 3:30 p.
m., there will be a lecture ou the cat
Vi 3 /.I 4-We
CCniWIl oiiu uuc uvA/Uiuca vi vuc
church. All are asked to bring theii
books of worship and chatechisms.
At St. John's the subject of the discourse
will be, "lie Scriptural
Teaching on the Crime of Drunken?
ness."
Wanted.
Reliable farm hands to rent or farm
on shares. Good land. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wessinger, R. F. D. 2, Lexington,
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RACKET STORE
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two stores, 912 Main Stre<
set, Columbia, S. C.
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ie stock of goods of B. Berman and has :
mable goods. The goods are now offer
oney to Lexington people. We refn
Call and see ns. Yon will be pleased.
T&e Farmers' Union.
Memphis, Jan. 8.?In the Farme.
Union convention today, besides pla
ning for a reduction of cotton aereap
steps are being considered /to ma
practicable the holding of cbtton
those who are not in shape financial
tQ. wait for months for their money,
Among the numerous suggestio
made along this line was one havi
warehouse certificates for stored cott
i as a basis for a bond issue. The bon
* , are to be sold to members ohthe uni
\ haying the ready money to spai
Bonds are to mature in twelve mont
t and a fair rate of interest will be fixe
The effect of this will be to band ;
i sections more closely together
for miner o radically one big compa:
with all the rcembcrs vitally inters:
ed in the pi-ice of cotton.
Another proposition being discusse
is the forming of a regular stock co:
3 pany and issuing stceli with seed c<
ton as a basis.
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Burned and Trampled to Beat!
Almost in the twinkling of an e;
100 souls were landed into eternity
the little to^'n of Boyertown,#Pa., <
- Monday. The lives were lest in
- opera house, where a. moving plctu
machine was being operated. A ta:
exploded, causing a panic among t
spectators and in the^, rush that f<
'owed women and children were trai
pled under foot and cremated in tl
fire. Their cries for help were pitif
I in the extreme. /
State Bar Association.
The bouth Carolina Bar associate
meets in annual session in Colnmb
t )-day. f, The annual address will 1
delivered, by Judge Mendell P. Sta
ori, chief justice of the supreme ben<
? of the ^District of Columbia.
' * Sofcd os your orders for job printii
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our most faithful atten
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d, ! Cost Sale of Crockery.
ai- j The co9t sale of crockery begins at j
>t- I The Bazaar tomorrow morning and j
will continue for a limited time only.
, ' If you need crockery now or if you
ever expect to need any, now is the
ye time to buy. A number of beautiful
n dinner sets?42 pieces?to go in this
on sale at actual cost. Be on hand early
an ' to-morrow morning and come every
day until further notice. ,
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scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and
bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains,
catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or
skin disease, take Botanic Bibod Balm
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|lper large bottle. Sample free by
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:-h B. B. B. is especially advised for clironic,
deep-seated casest as it cures after all
else fails. Sold ih Lexington, S.;G., by
Derrick's Drug store and Kaufmann
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COLUMBIA
DUEUTG OUR 10 DATS
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HEW YEAR
Clothing Sale
BEGAN JAN. 1.
Have found that we bought
too many Suits and Overcoats,
and we shall cancel all the
profits and let them go.
$18.50 Fine Suits go for $14.00
15.00 Worsted Suits go for... 10.00
1 2.50 and 13.50 Suits for... 8.00
1 0.50 Sufis go for 7.00
7.50 and 8.50 Suits for 5.00
$5 and $6 Boy's Suits $3.50 and $4
Same Reductions on Overcoats.
\ Come Befpre Jan. 10.
An Unparrelldd Opportunity.
l/IMADn THE
MiiftnUf CLOTHIER I
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i to'the man who spends
eposit a part of your earnbe
making interest for you.
of the New Year. Save
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listed to our cate will have
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r. Shull. Dr. F. L. Sandel,
. Wallace, L. S. Trotti.
Willi ,M IIWilH
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>ds, Notions
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TREATMENT
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A. H. BALL. P. C.PRICI
You Should Have
A GOOD WATCH
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One that will keep time. This
is a necessity for a man who
lives in the country. We have
a nice selection of watches for
men.
Waltkams and Elgins in gold fille
case, $iu.ou up.
A fine IT Jeweled Rockford at -$16.0(
Don't, be without >'A
"Watch That Will Run.
A. N. BALL & S3.,
JEWELER-"-,
1 637 Main Street, Columbia, S. C
Repairing a specialty.
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Trespass Notice.
This is to notify all persons not t
hunt, leave gates open or let .strok ru)
at large on onr lands, outside of the hi
pasture. The law will positively be en
forced against all parties violating thi
iiotice. Daniel J. Taylor,
4wllp Jacob Taylor.
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' : Land For Sale.
I will sell about 30 acres of lam
lying on Fourteen Mile cz^ek, adjoin
ing lands of Jake Snelgrove and S. E
George, on the 1 sty Monday in February
1908, for cash to the highest bidder be
fore the court house door at Lexington
S. C. P. H. GROSS.
. Dec. 28?5wl3pd.
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby warned not t
hunt, fish, or in any manner whatcve
tresnass uDon the lands of the undei
signed. The law will positively be ei
forced against all violators of this notice
S. Rufus Smith, Job Hallman,
James Hallman, Marcellas Smith,
H. R. Smith, D. Cromwell Smitl
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Prices Greatly Reduced.
We have a number of useful an
ornamental articles; suitable for Ne^
Year, wedding or birthday presents
which we are offering at greatly re
duced prices. Corns quick, for w
are going to sell them.
THE BAZAAR.
1 HAPPY
Q9 Wishing you
!s thanking eac
Q during the yi
Pa business for
Sa Horses, Mules, 1
8?. cover the i
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Bg Mr. L; B. Br
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gtf with us.
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all a happy and prosperous I
h and every one for the libe
ear 1907, and soliciting a s
1908, for everything in our li
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Wagons, Buggies, Hari
sarth, Coffins and Cas
is in eonneetion, and Ha
abham will be associated witl
ose to make it to your inte
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3st handlers' of IS
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arolinas. Prices m
low at this sea
ad inspect our I
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SASH, DOORS & BLINDS
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We carry the largest stock of
these in Columbia, S. C.
Get one of our lists of stock sizes
Buy where you can get them
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Gret your prices from Mr, J. J,
Rikard, Lexington, S. C.,
or write to us.
IRS' SUPPLY CO,
enue, Columbia, S. C.
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