Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ * Last year was one inventory we find sod merchandise at sacrif Now, this is nof m Bring your pocketboc NOTE-We do no1 p ments. Call and see 1 J. L. FEJTCIL AXTS SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. .v I - i Mr. Irvin Risinger, of near Leesville, is here this week. Be snre to make yoor tax returns to the Auditor by the ?0th instant. ^-Public in. general is notified that ^ raey can now cross at Dreher's Ferry. Grippe is prevalent throughout the land and the doctor's have plenty to ' J do. Fresh mackerel, 5c. each; pork sausage and best meats, at* M. D. Harman's Grocery. , rvf "Rnnte 9. IUX. ?<> XJ* A vu.xjg.iuvM., Vi , Irmo, is one of the popular jurors this week. j Mr. and Mrs. 'George Glenn, of Gastonia, N. C., are visiting relatives in and around Lexington. j Bring your country produce to Lexington. No better- market in the State. Mr; T. S. Leaphart, of; Leesville, was here on business one day last week. Mr. J. P. Copeland, of Baxter, has \ been shaking hands with his many friends here this week. Mr. Geo. M. Adams, a prosperous farmer residing near Baxter, is at' tending court this week. Mr. J. J. Sawl, a prominent business man of 3atesburg, was mingling with old friends here yesterday. See me for your fertilizers this sea' son. I have guano, acid and cotton seed meal now on hand. W. P. Roof. Mrs. Lizzie Weed, of Irmo, always - - : believing in promptness, sends her subscription to the Dispatch. - : Mr. Jas. D. Harman Route, Gilbert, while at court Monday dropped in to see us ana renewed jqis paper. if Mr. Ofcas. E. Corley, one, of our old subscribers, called Saturday and paid for his paper. Mr. H. Newton Monts, of Columbia, spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. Messrs. Wm. M. Swartz and Roy Greene, of Columbia, speiit Sunday in Lexington. If yoq want anything in furniturd, alwayssee my stock before you buy. Scott Hendrix. Mr. G. W. Miller, a clever citizen of Gilbert R. F. D. 1, wa9 a visitor here on Friday. Mrs. Mary. A. Haltiwanger, of Batesburg, is speding a few days with v ^iher son, Mr. D. R. Haltiwanger. t Mr. Sid. S. Corley, of Columbia R. % F. D. 2, ami a gooa citizen of t^is section, was Mere on matters of business |astweek.x FOR SALE?Two mules at a bargain. Apply quick to P. B. Edwards, Lexington, S. C. 2u 13j Dr, W. L. Kneece, of Baxter, one ;|'iV">-bf the most prominent and populai ' "AAnntr i<2 oh'AnHino SlUiCtU 3 ill tlUC VUUUVJ) 10 Mr |/WUU1U^ court this week. " - Mr. Charlie B. Kneece, of Baxter, as jolly as in the days of yore, one of the most popular youug mer of his section, was here yesterday on business. Dr. Theodore A. Quattlebaum, at one time a resident of Batesburg but now located at Graniteville, is a witL .ss at court this week. Mr. "Smoke" Thompson, at one time engineer on the Batesburg-Perry Hne but now running one of the Southern's fast trains between Columbia and Jacksonville, is attending court. * Dr. C. W. Barron, of Columbia, was here on professional business Saturday, and enjoyed the fish-frye at George's pond in the evening. The residence of Mr. Tally Keisler on Main street and that of Mr. Harry Roberts, on East church street, are rapidly nearing completion. * Call and see my line of beautiful pictures for your hall, dining room or + parlor. Scott Hendrix. Mr. J. P. Shealy, a prosperous , farmer, saw-mill man and manufacture of naval stores, a resident of Edmund, was here Thursday and gave us a call. Mr. S. D. Meetze, a prominent and popular citizen of the Fork residing on Columbia R. F. D. was here last wcott. auu ^avc us a> ^icaoauv vou. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Dreher have returned from their bridal trip tc Florida. They are now at home tc their friends at their home in East Lexington. If you have rhenmatism send us your name and address and ITS FREE, we will mail you absolutely free a trial package of the Celebrated Magic Rheumatism Cure. Magic Remedy Co., Box 6, 4wl6 Mr. G. A. Guignard, one of the most Successful business men in the State and a resident of Brookland, is a juroi this week. Mr. M. E. Rutland, of BatesbUrg, = was here attending court yesterday. Mr. Rutland is one of the most progressive business men in the State, and a clever gentleman. j. Mr. H. D. Lowman, a resident of R. F. D. 1, Batesburg, and a clever gentleman, was attending court for a few days this week. * # 5 of the most extraordi le departments with r ice prices. ere talk, but one of th< >ks with you. ; offer our entire stock is. MIMNAi * r New spring goods are arriving dai at Wm. Piatt & Son, Columbia. Si I their new ad elsewhere. Caughman Bros., will have a car mules to arrive at their stables Columbia on the loth, as will be see by reference to their advertiseme] elsewhere in this issue. Mr. L. C. Hartley, a prominej I merchant of Batesburg and a brothi J of Mr. A. L. Hartley of Lexingto] has been attending court this week. *N. A. Young, Columbia, is showir all the mew styles for Spring in ladie dress goods, notions, etc. See the: advertisement and call to see the: when in Columbia. On loot- tttooIt- in flalnmh1 VJLl VU1 tlip 1UO KJ VI VV/Ui XXA we met friend Mark Taylor, who, t the way, is a prominent contract* and builder in that gyowing city, ar is doing well. He, like a good fello\ handed us his dollar for the Dispatcl Mr. Henry E. Drafts, one of tl cleverest citizens on Hollow Creel called in*to see us Saturday, bringin the dues of a neighbor for his paper. Mr. Jas. D. Langford, Leesville5 jovial citizen and good fellow was hex Monday and did not fail,to call an see us, adding a turn to our pres wheel. You will find genuine old-time Ne Orleans molasses at M. D. Harman Grocery. Try it once and you wi buy again. Mr. John W. Frye has just con pleted a handsome two-story brie building for Mr. T. Halsy Fox i Batesburg, at a cost of $6,000. Mi Frye is a good contractor and h: work always gives satisfaction. M Fox endorsed Mr. Frye's work as wi be seen elsewhere. Dr. E. J. Etheredge, of Leesvilli was here on Monday. Dr. Etheredg is one of the best -men in the count and his many friends.here are alwa} glad to see him. \ The Rutland-Brabham Co., of Bate burg, has a new car of mules ar horses to offer the public at lowei prices. See their advertisement, an when you want anything in their lir go to see them. We have had several days of ra: o-lnnmv wpat.hpr?inf.prfprincr wi1 I .. ? 0 ? all business, making it dhll indeed.But we look for active work and lb business as soon a 3 we have favorab weather. There seems txrbeascarc'.ty of swe potatoes in Lexington just now. Th< are worth a fair price and if any rea er of this has any potatoes to off for sale will do well to bring them this market. The Home Bank presents a ne advertisement in this issue. Thisbai is sound, well officered, and is every way worthy of your confiden< 1 and patronage. The cashier and t: * assistant cashier are effiicient, cou: . eous and accommodating. They t to please in every way consiste > with soiyid banking. Mr. J. F. Jefcoat from near Woe ford, was in town Saturday and drc f ped in andf renewed his paper. I complains and justly so, concerni: the sandy road from this place | near Cross Roads church. It certai [ * ly needs the attention of our Coun L ^Commissioners and the road shoe be clayed. Mr. Frank Holland, one of the Sout era's most capable, safe and faith! engineers, who has passed our town ' discharge of his responsible duties, f nearly twenty years, was here yest< ! day in attendance at court. He is clever and jovial gentleman, and mi ! he enjoy many more years of sat faction and confidence of his road. "STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. i Ella J. Shall, plaintiff, against , Elizabeth Roof, D. W. Hook, Walter H.ok, Carl F. Hook, an infant; J. "V , Hook, Marv Ann Glaze, Sallie Sox, Minnie F. Williams. Hat! Clapman, Lillie Parker, Willie Hoo an infant; Manning Hook, an infai and E. C. Shall and W. F. Hook administrators of the estate of Eli i B. Hook, defendants. Partition of Real Estate. In obedience to the judgment of t 1 Court herein, signed by Judge John ! Wilson^ on January 27th, 1908, I w [ sell to the highest bidder, at public oi ; cry, before the court house door in Le ington, S. C., during the legal hours sale, on the first Monday in March, 190 j All that tract, piece or parcel of lan \ situate, lying and being in the town ( New Brookland, county of Lexingto . and State aforesaid, and having the f< lowing boundaries and dimensions, wit: The South fronts on Antre stre< [ and measures thereon forty-four (4 ' feet; the West binds against lot of ' L. Sandel and measures thereon o ! hundred and thirty-five (135) feet, mo or less; the NRrth binds against lot the said F. L. Sandel and measui thereon forty-four (44) feet; and t Voar Wn/Jo Qtroinct lnt nf t.ViA snid P i Sandel and measures thereon one hu ' dred and thirty-five (135) feet, more le.?s Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay f pacers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk of the Court. Lexington, S. C., Feb. 8th, 1908. James S. Verner, Plaintiffs Attorne rOLEY$HONEY >TA] for chlldront safe, sure* ?Vo opiatet t .nary in the history of ou aore goods than we care 3 best buying opportunit at sacrifice. Please bea UGH & :1 SOLID LEATHER 1 BOYS'SHOES it er q, For Big Boys - - - - $1.50 ,g Smaller Boys - $1.00, $1.25 ir These Shoes are made of m good leather through . and ia through. >y The yamps are not cut off id just where the tip is sewed on, but goes On out and is sewie ed same as the tip. They s,, , won't rip and tear the first 2T ft ftPAftO "HA VU,*4 lew 111UC3 it uvjr guco xauuib s hunting. > ? They are made for that kind ?s of wear. Then they have got every * style; you can brush them up ii and wear Sundays. We are prepared for the :k girls also. Come see them. h n > i EHRLICH'S, .11 1 g, 1643 Main St., ) I8MQE1 * H ;e 1627 Mam St., \ uULUltiBlA) da III >y S to WITH THIS V ' & !W ? B A. M BL ze he Established 1868, will guard you against rt- unnecessary extravagance, establish ry your credit and assist you in doing nt business in a business way?besides guarding 3'our cash against loss by fire j or theft. | " We have over 2,500 Depositors at ^ tliis date?can we add your name. ! Carolina National Bank, ty COLUMBIA, S. C. ild W. A. CLARK. President. ;h_ T. H. MEIGHAN, Cashier. ml in Eagiae and Boiler Fixtures. I have just opened up a new and ' ~ full line <$f engine and boiler fixtures, consisting of valves, gatiges, coup[L lings, etc. Piping cut and threaded to order. Engine and boiler repair_ ing also done. Satisfaction guaran~~ teed. Give me a trial. J. J. RIKARD, 45tf Lexington, S. C. j? | THE PUCE ? FOR JEWELRY as a IS AT SENTZ'S he S. ^ We cordially invite our Lexx? ington friends to visit the House of of Sentz while in Columbia. Of course, we don't expect you 0| to buy something every time you n, come?we just want you to see 3l- the nice new things we have in the Jewelry line. 4j And we just want to add that P. we have the very best of everyue thing carried by a first class ^ Jewelry house. And, then, our >Qg prices are extremely low. he Drop in and see us on your next k- visit. nor CHARLES P. SENTZ, I JEWELER, 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C. / r business in gross sales as well as i to carry over. Now for 20 days we ies ever offered yon. Every sale at s r that in mind. But we offer great COMPANY, f ' / *1 I 1892. I Lexington Sa 1 LEXINGTON, 1 Capital, Surplus and Undivii B 5 per cent, interest paid or SB being computed semi-annually. ? received. S Commercial accounts also gii g Ample facilities for handlin M account will be appreciated. $t Safety deposits boxes for ren I A ? v ' / V __ I CITIZENS OF Are You Goi We have every article in this line, i Installment, are the very lowest. We t: giving them just what they want at prfc erate what we carry in stock, but we ass see us, you will find any kind of Furniti Bed Room, Dining Room or Kitchen. J you read this advertisement and be sure 1208 Main Sireef, ' = aaBUnMBBgBBBHMMfeBBBaanBMMBHBHnBOTaMSnanBlVnMIflBHHDHinM Masonic- state of souti A A REGULAR COMMUNICA- ^ County of Le tion of Lexington Lodge- No. 152, CoQrt of Cora11 /^Hf\A. F. M., will be held Saturdav, Lula Hunter, Harmau loth February, at 7:00 p. m. H. Hunter in his o> Brethren are earnestly requested to at- administrator of the tend promptly. Last payment of dues. lia Hoover, deceased By order of the W. M. , again: Godfrey M. Harmay, Sec. j Barnie Hoover, Bat< I Davis Hoover, < ? " *" I "Do-rfifirm nf T?.f Boyl9ton Jodge, jno. iz<s. a. f. m., meets on the-15th of Feb. Brethren In obedience to the; please be prompt. Let us have a full Court in this case, s meeting as business of importance Wilson on Feb. 9th, 1< awaits the craft. the highest bidder, at P. Wash Shealy, Secretary. before the court house Regular communication of Pomaria ton, S. C., on the first Lodge No. 151, A. F. M., will convene next, during the legal in Masonic Hall, Peak, Saturday the All that tract of lan 15th, at 7 o'clock p. m. The E. A. & State and county afor F. C. degress will be conferred. Vis- sixty five (65) acres, n iting brethren welcome. bounded North by lan John C. Swygert, Master. South by lands of J. . by lands of J. J. Jefco * ' * of L. M. Jefcoat. C. HAYNESWORTH, Z BARBER, Lexington, S. C.,fe 1332 Main Street, Near Skyscraper, i A. D. Martin, Esc Columbia, S. C. Plaintiff. o Expert Barbers, Sharp Razors and cp a rrv a'p qatttt Clean Towels?Everything Firstclass. b 1 His Lexington customers and many friends will be served in the highest art Court of Comn of the profession. John M. Roof, Emma * ton Roof, pi again; Charleston's Waster job Root' anrt Reoia t Passes Away. Partition ot R By virtue of the ju< Mr. George Herbert Sass, master of j wm gell to the highe equity for more than a quarter of a lie outery, before the < century, died at his home in Charles- jn Lexington, S. C., ,, j e. TT hours of sale, on the ton Monday afternoon. He was 63 March ftext: years old. All that piece, parcc * iet. gain. But after a careful will close out a lot of desirable sacrifice prices will be for cash. reductions in certain departColumbia. t % 1908. | yings Bank, | ded Profits $27,000.00. 1 i. savings deposits, interest Deposits of $1.00 and over g ven special attention. jw g your business, and your fa t, $1.00 per year. jm )OF, President and Cashier. a ' I 1 * ' "???? <1 myi.MHI WWIUHIi-UMBaer^ SSS ??a?aBMMntCB?t??amt? mm mm rr-aw ' ing to Byy ^ I * ; wuBmanaaasmeBBBBwm t i ind our prices, either for Cash or ike pride in serving our customers, | :es that suit. It is useless to enumure you, if you will only drop in to ire you may need for your Parlor Think of us while at home when to call when in Columbia. Columbia, S. G. L i nBHHHBHnBBaBaninnBflKsraMoenBaBHMBflnpBBBaHBnnBaBMnaHHi i CAROLINA, situate, lying and being in Lexington ?r- j xington, county, town of New Brookiand, and I ion Pleas. State aforesaid, bounded on the North ' I Hoover, and J by Meeting street and measuring on I vn right and as the street sixty-nine and 11-24 feet, on i estate of Verne- the east by lot belonging to the said M. i, plaintiffs Witt, on the south by Green street, and on the west by Lucas street and js Hoover and measuring on that line about one hundred and fifty feet, more or less, and is >td ^EstatT the north-west corner on block No. 30, judgment of the on-the map of New Brookland made by i^npfl bv Tndffe A- Lucas, surveyor, December, A. , JoS I wiU sell to ? 1889. This is part of the J B 1 | public out cry Shuler purchase or-the Mayrant land , door in Lexin^ from Mrs. N. K. Perry. Monday in tyfirap Also, all that piece, parcel or lot of hours of saltr^ " land? situate, lying and being in the d situated in' the town of Brookland, county of Lexingesaid cx)iitaining ?on dind Stfitjo Eiorcs&id) End bEs sncix lore or less and dimensions and bounderies, as follows: ds of said estate, Bounded on the south by Meeting M. Jefcoat, East street fronting thereon fifty-two .17 at West by lands feet, on the west by lands of the said ' A. D. Shull and measuring on this % -chaser to pay for 1^ two hundred and eight .71 feet, on ' ^ north by Shull street measuring there- S B GEORGE, 011 fifty-two .17 feet, and on the east by j 'G. C. C. P Witt street measuring on this street ifiuli4^-1908.' two hundred and eight .71 feet. Said ' j Attorney for described lot is a part of the John. i*' Dunn tract of land purchased from hinL by the said Adam D. Shull. Terms?One-half cash, the balance in 1 CAROLINA, one year, with interest from day of sale, ixington, secured by bond of the purchaser andnrm p1p?<5 the usual form mortgage of the prem* ises sold, with leave to pay all cash. Kyzer and Glial- Purchaser to pay for papers, amtiffs, SAMUEL B. GEORGE, ? ? . ? Clerk of Court. ; , tool, aeienaanis. Lexington, S. C., Feby. 8, 1908. i eal Estate. Efird & Dreher, plaintiffs attorneys'. Igment herein, I ' * st bidder, at pub- tjG* Positively no papers will be ;ourt house door, continued after the year is out. This during the ega account for those receiving no first Monday in ,, , + papers. You must call or send and d or lot of land, settle. ? " ^5