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Si mmmKmmmmmmmBmanmmmKaaammmmaaBBMmm T1l3 Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, April 1, 1908. Index to 1Tev Advertisements. Buggies?E. Jones Co. \ Anniversary Sale?Whitten. Easter Goods?Tapp. Millinery?W. P. Roof. Guns, etc?S. B. McMaster. Acts for 1908?R. L. Bryan. The First National Bank. The Home Bank. Citation?Est. Oscar Etlieredge. Dentist?Dr. G. R. Haiding. * Cottca Market. Lexington... - 1054 r'r ' ' " * I Egg Dyes. * , Bay your egg-dyes at The Bazaar. We have all kinds and colors. Better buy now. Money toLcan. ; t Wanted?To loan $500 on good real estate. Apply to *F. DREHER, Attorney. i v Correction. , We gladly correct an error which appears in the citation notice of the estate of W. K. Smith published elsewhere.\ Where the name W. E. Smith appears it should be M. E. .Smith. M. E. Smith and W. B. Smith kre the ; executors, i : r ,A Church Notices. , . ' l' Nazareth?Subject of discourse, <4The Crime of Drunkenness.''. Sun/ day school/at 10 a. m. St. John's?At 3:30 p. m., preaching'by Rev. E. C. Cronk, of Columbia. Council meeting after preach. ing. L Successful Operation. Dr. P. H. Shealy, assisted by Dr. ?" . E.'Pl Derrick, successfully removed a benign cyst from the inferior maxil- j lary bone of (Miss Annie Ballentine, daughter of Mr! W. J. Ballentine, of the Fork. This cyst had been devel? oping for eight months. Boad in Bad Condition. We have been informed that-, the. | -j Cherokee road, from Mr. P. B. Ed1 wards7 place to Mr. I. V. Wes3inger's, . IB in a wretched condition and needs the attention of^our Supervisor. That jMfe Eoon will Investigate<the rumor at once is not doubted. Cost Sale at Swansea. > We will sell our entire stock of dry goods, notions, shoes, glassware and erockeryware at cost until further > notice. We are now in our new brick7 building across the railroad and will be pleased to serve our customers in the future, as we have in the past. Call to see us. Gantt & Rast, I ' v ' * Swansea, S. C. y > ITew Town Soli. > Lexington certainly needs a new town bell. This was demonstrated beyond question during the fire on Monday. We hope that our City Path or* will disDlav the same interest in this matter that'they usually give / to all matters. Let us have the bell : at once. One that will ring clear and loud! ' ' n.:r: i ' V Klaurajrh's, The Piece. | Mimnaugh's, in Colombia, is the \ place to get bargains every shopping 3ay In the year. For many weeks ? . this store has been crowded with peot - pie whd come for many miles to get a glimpse of the many new things to j v -be seen. Mr. Mimnaugh is always j looking ont for the interest of his trade and suffice it to say that he has the goods and the prices are right. Checking: Op Taz Books. Treasurer Shealy and Auditor Dent are now checking op the tax books . for the year just closed. There ap1 pears but few errors in a list of over 9,000 entries, which shows the efficiency of these two officials. - There will be, perhaps, fewer delin\ ~ qnents than in previous years. The legislature did the right thing when s they raised the salaries of the treasurer and auditor, for their work is im\ mense. At Tapp's. The James L. Tapp Company, of Columbia, are displaying one of the > - most beautiful stocks of spring merchandise to be found in any city in the south. The millinery department at this big store is the centre of at, traction just now under the supervision of Miss Steadman, who is a milliner of the highest art, but it goes , without saying that Tapp can please the most fastidious in new spring goods of every description. When you buy your goods at Tapp's you have the assurance of knowing that they are up-to-the-minute in style. Visit this store when in the city. 1 , u r - Haadsoae Bouquet of Roses. The Dispatch is indebted to Miss Annie Taylor, . the accomplished ^ ' ? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tavr\ lor, for a handsome bouquet of roses plucked from her beautiful flower garden. Miss Taylor has been very ill for the past several days, but on yesterday was able to go out in the ^ yard and mingle among the lovely flowers of wluch she is peculiarly i ; fond. Zilliaa's Vaudeville Shows. The Rose Kilian Vaudeville Show will appear in their own magnificent , canvas pavilian theatre on Saturday, Abril 4th and on Monday, the 6th. Never before have the people of Lexington and surrounding country had on onmrt.nnitv to SPO Ollft of 3ULU Ull vv*?4* vj ?? _ _ _ the finest shows in the world at such a small price. An absolutely unparalled alliance of novelties. Singers who can sing, dancers who can dance, y commedians who are witty, and the funniest of funny men, appear at each entertainment. ? Let everybody come, let everybody see this, the most attractive show or. the road. Don't forget the dates. Admission: 15 cents for children and 25 cents for grown folks. Closing Exercises of ETewburg School. Friday afternoon, March the 27th, was an enjoyable time for the students of Newburg school. The exercise commenced prompt at 2 o'clock and consisted of songs, dialogues and recitations, all of which were well rendered, and showed the many pains "the teacher," Miss Eula Eptir.g, had taken in training them. The school room was beautifully decorated with evergreens and flowers of all colors, which made the scene of the occasion grand. a rlns?t-?!m<T hv two small cirls was ' v 'V o certainly sweetly rendered. Miss Eating; gave a prize to the ones receiving- most and next most and head marks. Master Ira Wessirger recehied 1st. Miss Martha Ada Wessinger 2nd. This being the first- school taught by Miss Epting demonstrates that she is born a teacher, and she is wished znuch success by "An Ex-Student." A strictly first-class, moral and upto-date entertainment for the most refined woman?the Rose Kilian Famous Vaudeville Shows will be here on Saturday, April 4th and Monday, the 6th. Don't miss it! / . ; 1 .*! THE PACE OF THE PEESCSIPTION you hand us is an order from your doctor* we would n^t presume to modify or change. He knows the illness and how he proposes to effect a cure. Therefore, we are exceedingly careful with t . PRESCRIPTIONS AT THIS PHARMACY. . ; l .* If you have confidence in your doctor, you should have the same in your druggist. You can do so absolutely if you Entrust us with the filling of your prescription. THEKMNN DRUG CO Lexington, S. C. MEET ME Things Tou N We Bare Your Ea; '. ? Ready for * ' NEW NOTION! Ladies' all pure linen hemstitch* ity; each Ladies' and children's plain hem 1 dozen. ^ Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, pi 5 Phonograph Records, 50c each. J Household Ammonia bottle 1 Vasaline Bottle J Lana Oil Buttermilk Soap.' cake Riveri's Violet Talcum Powder, Eastman's Antiseptic Talcum Vi Wash Belts, plain and embroide: 1 latest styles 1 Black Taffeta Silk Belts, newest 1 The new fancy gilt belts \ 75c and $1.00 black and colored i i 50c kind 23c. Children's patent leather belts ii ' Girdle Frames, each Hair brushes, warranted solid w 1 50c, 75c. i Toilet Combs JEWELRY Fi \ \ i Easter demands a new pin or a : some such piece of jewelry other t offer some unusually good values i New Belt Buckles, latest styles. New lot of solid gold Beauty Pi: Gold filled enamel Beauty Pins, Fancy Hats Pins for your new I Solid Gold Barrettes, latest effec Fancy back Combs to go with tl Souvenir Post Cards of Columbi I ORDER We prepay mail, express or \ ormoreshippedto any point with umbia. THE JAMES | DEPARTMI 1638 to 1646 Main Street, 11 ^tf ^ T' I 0 gfgS j# .fe'Hi /IO& I i ^g? th i & si ? |1 Is now on I It is launched as a fitting- c effort, modern and honest methc store grow and prosper as few s did not buy a dollars' worth of ( The market in every line h host of values for this sale, the < Carolina. Come and participate I You will gather an idea with ev OUR G Hhas been a phenominal success, and Fine Millinery. Hundreds I efforts in bringing' to Batesburg big city stores. BATESBURG, TMffaimwinwm^ Weak women get prompt and lasting Fj help by using Dr. Shoop's Night Cure. These soothing, healing, antiseptic sup- xu tne CiQ1 positories, with full information how to Since so proceed are interestingly told of in my cusing me book "No. 4 For Women." The book p. R., and strictly confidential medical advice g is entirely free^ Simply write Dr you a few : Shoop, Racine, Wis., for my book No. allow me t 4. Kaufmami Drug Co. , pjne Ridg, 1 The sma looking fai [| Farmers AT TAPP'S | their farm . C continued n . m So far w< eel (or Easter 3 early date, f?r afc *ea8< r The Sunt iter Hat and Dress : Von NOW. , T. Mayer, lumbia Ho S FOE EASTEE. his le^ 3d Handkerchiefs, soft, sheer qual- rj* , ,A_ Wood'ssec ! formed at about a w< her bedsid well. March 3< Few me self-cpncei Anyway up in his v ?? 10c, 25c and 50c ? out 25c and 50c F 50c and 75c f silk Elastic Belts; special, 44c; the ? l black, blue and red, price 25c k 15c ? ood backs with stiff bristles, 25c, 25c and 50c OR EASTER. ' new brooch or comb, barrette cr han what you already have. We I io\v. 25c, 48c, 07c, ?1.48 to ?2.47 9 ns, special, the set 48c ? Bw BLa 'aster hat 25c to ?1.48 i 31 :ts ?1 05 | ie'new hats 25c to ?7.00 /w a scenes, each lc F BY MAIL. I Freight on all purchases cf S5.00 W T! in a radius of 600 miles of Col- ft INT STORE, | -Columbia, S. C. | 91 & vtgrqOr&r Hot?3 J TPI P. BY I tii uni telly P 11 3 w A B8 m /a m E 83 S teJ '<?&> La sa and will continue until / elebration of our fen years of cxistem ?ds, the very best ^oocls at the lowest bores liave done. Foreseeing the doi )iir magnificent spring stock until the as been wholly in our favor and we h Mjual of which lias never before been \ in this feast of bargains and matcliU ery glance. V RAND SPRING The ladies have gone into estacies c liave visited our displays and demom a showing of new Spring Dress Gooc / . m m m tirbanks News. I Williams & Bayn tor of The Dispatch: bedoursha^ ^omfl many of the people are ac- two days la9fc week the of being the writer of the our people with a 9erie s items, I will now give were equal to anything __ . _ _ , Lexington. note9 from Fairbanks; and Although thi9 com o say that I am not the posed entirely of color 3 correspondent. none the les9 atttfactiv ? . . ,, . ,. . agers are polite and cc 11 grain in this section is . T|ey see to it that nc irly well. that is not up to the hi are very backward with of decency and moralii work on account of the ? rainy weather. perform some wonderf 3 have a bright prospect for When Williams & it crop. this way aSain they wi . m i .tv. tv. , much larger crowd tha students of Pine Ridge, re- greeted them last weei - ?* /va/%/3 ?f oiinU nti _ _ IUi SUUUUl L1U3CU <Xu DUUU evil " , It should have continued Plflfl to OUT 3 b one month longer. ^rant our readers lay school at Piney Wood's meT[ts of Noah's Linin 3-organized with more than remedy advertised in rs to begin with. and recommended for Bachman Lindler has re- pains, for internal and ne from Clemson college. if your dealer will not pleased to say that Mr. A. bottle will be mailed : has returned from the Co- bis name and dropping spital, where he had one of the Noah Remedy Co. ccessfully amputated. mond, Va., or Boston, P. Hipp, of the Piney ?tion, had an operation per- Bargains iUff Rfi ; the Columbia Hospital We wish to direct oui 3ek ago. Last reports from tion to the valuable re e 9tate that she is doing j tised in this issue by M j of Columbia. He has ). . A Friend. | to offer in land and no to make a deal. Mr. ] n are able to retain their g thft terms tQ sui it after they get married. , . , the man who is wrapped It almost breaks a pork doesn't mind the cold, is unable to break son ii I I : s?i3iljsi Where you can obtain the celebrated >IcCn finest residences, hotels, ehibs. restaurant?, elusive agency. fflcCEAY BEFI Are without question the host R d'rigerators lasting satisfaction. Conic in and let ns show you these suns are moderate in price, and th? y arc so erono: pay for themselves m savin;; on iv.? Id lis. Write for catalog1?No. Sj for Rsin :\r institutions, etc.. No. -n iv>r M- at Markets, ' Jerome Building, : : t- TTxe^Mr-7*n^-m\'ir-KyjMV3mMrt^?*r>et-meamk ^. ^- #-^5g?^grv| ^!Edh?ESM ^ g% E ^ t u w ? y V. ?8B bH ds I /4yj2? *Vy RJK J ^hk &r>t Si 4r> $!5 9 vW , -S-? ,.*:>'* '< : ' ?-?imO V??* ? <fe>' (?&: & v;^>- <:*-$>' a Jt\. &J 5 x ' Ouii^ isiB CO here. Ten years of persistent m possible prices, have made this :it .vnward tendenoos in nriens. we "T bottom had been reached. jf Live marshalled out an irresistible ms shown by any store in Western >ss styles. Novelty is triumphant. OPENING 1 >ver the beautiful Pattern Hats |jj Crated their appreciation of our ?j| Is and Silks unsurpassed by the ,$p SOUTH CAROLINA.' B IB wd's shows. . mmw^ 's famous trou- I extracting iy entertained teeth ' ever seen in MB/rjWBM painless urteous to all" |DR. G. R. HARDING, >thing happens ighest standard old Veteran Painless Tooth Exty. The ponies tractor and Dentist, 1316 Main street, u2rer Columbia, S. C., sign of the Big Tooth, Williams thev io ^atit qf AO on/? itt* 11 ?n ? xo liuir wu mo unu Win UC &11 5UI11" ul acts. mpr. where he will do all kinds of Dental Baynard come Work in the best manner and with the ill be met by a ( ^ggt material. lApr m that which ^ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, s mmm Lexington Connty. ssaaers. gy Oeo s# Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge. 3 to know the Whereas, F. H. Hendrix, made suit to ' aent, a family me, to grant him letters of administrah,lq -n3o?of?h tion of the estate of and effects of Oscar J. he mspatcn, Etheredge all aches and These are therefore to cite and adexternal use. monish all and singular the kindred and supDly you a creditors of the said Oscar Etheredge, de. , . . ? ceased, that they be and appear, before free by giving me in the c<)Qrt of p^ate, to be held ? r a post card to at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on 14th day , either Rich- of April, 1908, next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to ' show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granttal Estate. ed. * readers' atten- Given under my hand, this 30th day . of March, Anno Domini. 1908. al estate adver- George S. Drafts, [L. S. ] r. J. F. Mobley Probate Judge, Lexington county, S. C. many bargains Published on the 1st day of April, w is the time 1908'in the Lexington Dispatch. 2w23 Mobley will ar- j Large Catamount. a*L j On last Monday morning Mr. Wm, ~ . ! Hite and the Hunter Bros., caught a rl's heart if she i iarge catamount on Congaree creeStf*^^^ le man's. I The animal weighed 25 pounds. m in iy lie Trip orators rliat are used in the etc., is our store, as we have the exHGERATORS made, and are guaranteed to give rio.* Refrigerators. Many of them :uica: 1:1 tile as-j of ice that they soon X'> ';?.*? . r TEo.els. Clubs. 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