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The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, May 13,1908. ladex to 2Te^ Advertisements. Announcement?G. T. Graham. Announcement?Jas. W. Shealy. Announcement?Geo. H. Koon. Announcement?B. D. Clark. Announcement?W. D. Dent. Monthly Dispensary Report. Wash Goods?Tapp. Bargains?Mimnaugh. Shoes?Ehrlich. Carolina National Bank. T7I fir T"\ - ~c JBaruecue?r. *v . jL/auta. Bargains?W. D. Bates. Stock?Gregory-Conder Co.' Cotton Market. Lexington 9% Irene School Closing*. The public is cordially invited to attend the closing exercises of the Irene school, Friday evening, the 15th ^ inst. The exercise will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Next Term of Court. The next term of court- for this county will convene on June 8th, with Judge DeVore, of Edgefield, on the bench. ? ? t / Large Warehouse. Mr. H. M. Wingard i9 having erected a large and commodious warehouse , on hi9 lot next to the Dixie Odd "RVllnws hall, to meet the demands of his growing trade. Found At Lexington depot a bunch of keys ?one store house key, one padlock key, one trunk key and two* dwelling house keys. Owner can secure same by calling at The Dispatch office and paying for advertisement. Jimo School Closing. The Irmo school will, close on Friday, the 15th, with a basket picnic. Several speakers will be present and * the public is in vited to attend. Everybody is requested to bring dinner. Always Go to Piatt's. When you want to buy anything in the way of dry goods, notions, shoe9 and hats?either for men, women or children?always go to Wm. Piatt & Son's, Columbia, S. C. Their prices are the lowest and their goods the best. R. H. Lowman Dead. Died, Friday, May 1, 1808, at the residence of his parents near White Rock, this county, Mr. Ruby Houch Lowman, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Dowman, aged 36 years and 15 day9. Interment Sunday at 10 a. m., in the old family graveyard near Sinclair. ?Chapin Home Journal. * > A Jolly Fishing Party. A jolly fishing party left here yesk terday morning for the sand hills, where they will enjoy a few days sport. Those composing the party were: Messrs. E. G. Dreher, Rice B. Harman, Karl F. Oswald, Dempsy George., Dibble George, Lucius Bickley, and Addison Suber, chief cook. The catch will be reported next week. Young Cuckleburrs. Mr. John J. I^ong, who resides on TJpper Hollow Creek, sent to this office Saturday a young cuckleburr -stalk with twenty full grown burrs. It is about a foot in heignth. This is 1 the earliest we have ever known these burrs to develop and others who have seen them declare the same. 2?ad Dog in The Fork. Mr. G. W. Bowers, living near Little Mountain, had five nice hogs bitten by a dog with rabies April 21st. <One of them developed a marked case of rabies on Monday when Mr. Bowers had it killed. Later in the day he -fVi?? rvtV.or fnnr?nil h(=> had. XUXl^U fUV> VWUVA AVM* . ? ? Chapin Home Journal. Corley & Steele's Shop. Go to Corley & Steele's shop, at the Bawl old stand, to have your blackv. smith work done. Horses and mules with diseased feet treated free of Charge. Horseshoeing a specialty. ^Rubber shoes and pads put on horses and mules. Ali work guaranteed to give satisfaction in every instance. 29 Delightful Party. ' Mr. andMrs. Harry A. Roberts gave ^delightful little party to a number <ji their friends on Friday evening. Various games were indulged in for a while after which the young folk danced until a late hour. Music was furnished the dancers by Mr. Sim J. Miller, of Lexington, and Col.. J. H. , Prick, of Chapin. Delicious ice cream -and cake were served during the evening. SpbseriTje Nov. Now is the time to subscribe to Borne and Farm, the best farm jourv nal ever published. Send your name and address with 25 cents to The Dispatch by the 20th of May and the paper will be yours for 12 months. Sub.. scribe now. A Good Citizen Dead. Mr. Marshall Shealy, of Irmo, aged 76 years, died at his home^ on Tuesday night last after a brief illness. The remains were laid to rest in the Union Methodist church cemetery the following morning. Mr. Shealy leaves a wife and six children?three sons j and three daughters?besides a large i ** - P **?2 " ~ hio r\ C.iT-\Cl r> ! ? circle 01 ineiius lu muum aho ture. ? ?? Putting in Sewerage. Carrying out the recommendations of the grand jury. Supervisor Koon is having a complete sewerage system enstalled in the court house and jail. The need of such a system has been a dire necessity for many years and now that tne project is being pushed to completion, the people have a right to congratulate themselves. In addition to the sewerage Mr. Koon is having the sidewalk in front of the court house square laid with concrete, which will add much to the appearance of the surroundings. New Broollanti Property For Sale. o We are offering for sale the Sandel property in New Brookland at the corner of State and Centre streets. The property consists of a good sized lot with four stores?two of which arc two cfon/1 +n-A_Ano ctnrv l>rir*lv CIUi. ivc anu 11? v"vu\/ uwij '^ construction with tin roof; building almost new; stable and barn. Property will rent for ?75.00 a month. Terms will be made to suit purchaser. For further particulars, write to or call on, WALKER,HUGO., Real Estate and Insurance, (323 Main Street, COLUMBIA, > - - - S. C. 2w2S A DAINTY EASTER OFFERING Is a bottle of our fine perfume. It is the quality that appeals to refined women by its delicate, lasting fragrance. Stop in and get a Dottle for my lady's dressing table if you want to make an ideal gift. You can rely on its quality as you can on our * DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC. Don't think it isn't good because the price is moderate. We are simply satisfied with less than the usual drug store profit. That's all. THE KAUFMANN DRUG CO Lexington, S. C. I MEET ME WASH GO S Beautiful Graduatii The graduating dress ful array. New White G White Wash Chiffon, full 60, 75c, and $ 1.5 White Silk Washable the prettiest materials ev uating dress, 30 inches w Imported Figured Sw lis effects; polka dots, floi tt a ^ o ' 1 ww a11 tijnft i/uticu owxoSf au OXAC 40-inch soft Lingerie, for shirtwaists, dresses, el 68-inch White Organ* price, yard ... Mercerized Ginghams Itiful silky finish, newest < season for dresses for m< Iya* " Flowered Organdies, 1 ORDER We prepay mail, express or freight shipped to any poin within a radius < departm: 1636 to 1646 Main Street, MMMMWB? ?n??? WBWWB?!My'? llH In merchandising is Price. |mJ of our store that are hard t | III trading at onr store yon ha from manufacturers and in i Jf]| sions. We discount our bil I Ladies' Burson Hose, the only absolutely seamless hose made, double foot, fast black, worth 25c; now 3 pair for 50c. Misses and ladies white, black and tan gauze and lace stripe Hose at 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c & 50c. 1 case children's, men's and ladies' 10c tan and black Hose, Tc. Children's and misses black and tan Hose 5c. Mennen's Talcum 2oc, at 15c. Colgate's Talcnm 25o, at 15c. Eastman's Talcum 15c, at 10c. Violetta, 10c glass jar, at 5c. 25c Box Eaton and Hurlbnrt's Paper, at 15c. 20c and 15c sample boxes paper, at 10c. 10c Ink Tablets 5c. Good Envelopes at 21 package. Notice, Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given that all persons |i $ 1 j holding claims against the estate of J. g|SSa | B. See, late of Lexington county and g| gg %Jf' | j State of South Carolina, will present j such claims properly verified to the ' j undersigned on or before the 1st day of June, 1908, and all persons owing said estate will make payment of the same to the undersigned before said 1st day of June, 1908, S. J. LEAPHART, Qualified Executor of the Estate of j J. B. See. | April 29, 1908?3w28 Barbecue Notice. "Wh.6 [ j I will furnish a first class barbecue PQ-TIoT" l I | and refreshments at Chapin, S. C., on * j first campaign dav, 1908. "Rnnlr^vc JOHN G. A. RISTER. ' 5- 1908~tf suites ir and Aii| at tapp'S Ij j1?}rietj I all make ODS I OUE FECIALS. T[|[ ng Dress Materials. 111L is here at Tapp'sinwonderoods of every description. 47 inches wide; yard 48c. g 0. > Panama. This is one of er shown for a pretty gpradide, yard. 89c I isses, with plaid and flenr de vers, etc., yard. . 48c I I dots, fine quality; yard jjg I the most popular material I be; yard 250 \ lies, crisp aiiu very sneer, hhh 25c, 35c and 65c I j hg of the newest shades, beau- I 1 % checks, the swellest of the | Duntains or seashore; the | 18 I-2c ! jeaueiful colors; yard | Qg | i SY MASL. I j on ali purchases of S5.00 or more j of 600 msies ot uoiumDia. SNT STOEE, I Columbia, S. C. i Hole! Jer We are offering price persm o ignore and impossible to d TTA hppn InRinsr moiifiv. WP J V \s ry v/v-a w ?Q ?. w w j . ^ lporters, cutting out middle: Is, sell for casli and at small ?? 11 ?? r?wii ii m iiii?-iTTMiTf i?nn?irrnrr trr m rarrnm? 125c Decorated Crepe Paper, at 10c. I Solid Gold Rings, 50c, 00c and DSc; for ladies and children. Fast colored Lawns, at 41c. 10c Lawns now 71c. 15c and 121c Lawns at 10c. I 27 inch Taffeta Silk, at 50c. 23 inch China Silk, all colors, at 3oc. 27 inch Wash Silks, checks and all colors. 35c. New Pongees and Suisene Silks, in all colors 471c 27 incli Pongees, at 75c. Solid Color Percales, at 71c. I 10c Dress and Apron U-mgdams, at vc. 1 30 inch Dress and Apron Ginghams, at 10c. 40 inch Sea Island, at 5c. 40 inch Heavy Sea Island, at 7c. Batesfeurg3 S. C. la is u m<az? aa n you think of buying Furn Suites, Bedroom Suites, Ki ;, Hall Racks, "Wardrobes, S l all styles and prices. The 1 ;usta. Carpets, Matting, Ri at the Lowest Prices. We 1; is, and make a specialty of I , etc. Call or write for price 1 MOTTO: Best G-oods and 13a,teslbii i Only Place Where you can obtain the celebrated McCrav finest residences, hotels, clubs, restauranrs, e elusive agency. cCRAY RSFI Ar?> without question the b:st Refrigerators i: lasting satisfaction. C ome in and let us show you these supori are moderate in price, and they are so eoaom ]>ay for themselves in saving on ice bills. Write for catalog?Xo. S! for Residence, nstitutions, etc., Xo. o7 for Meat ^Markets, X. %OHTHcRN SCALE orrse Buiidsng, : : isions in every department jfjjm efeat. If you have'iit been > > 1 o ? <-v* ^-v 1 -4* i?l /-I 1 /-i 4" *U l! i uuy in i<a.i^v3 iui/s uucub mens' profits and commisprofits. Hi Riverside Plaids, at 7e. l()c Hickory Stripes, at 9c. m|1 12A Shirting Cheviots, at 10c. 10 odd lots of low cut Ladies' Shoes reduced from -frfTy ?1.50 and ?1.25 to ?1.00. Ijfm Odd lot low cut Ladies' Shoes reduced from?2.00 jflf Mil and ?1.75 to $1.25. ' ' EfflyV Men's $1.50 Brogan, at $1.00. I7ew lot of Queen Quality and Stetson Shoes W nil just received. We have closed a deal for several thousand dollars worth of Clothing and Pants, and cau save you from 10 to 15 per cent, on the price of ffllViUM your spring suit. MPwjVl flings! 33gEfflSB5ffli? i? Furniture! .iture, think of our handsome tchen Furniture, Chairs and ideboards, etc. We have the .argest stock between Columbia igs and Art Squares in endless -* ?- ? ? ^ Lave Mattresses ana springs ot" 'orch Furniture, Lawn Swings, iS. Fairest Dealings. x?^9 S. C* * / I 11 Vl 1 Hi i in This State Refrigerators that are use I in the tc., is our store, as v>"e have t!ie ex tIGERATORS tiade, and are guaranteed to give or R d'rigerators. Many of them i "d ij; rh^ ii<r? rif if?i> ih'it fhov sciiiti Xo. 4<"> tor Hotels. Clubs, Public >. *>7. for Grocers, Xo. 71 for Florists. \Jn [U i -J j In : :ij ?L I ? fl &i riAllHlC UUi) : : : Columbia, S. C?