The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 20, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
' The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, May 20.1908.
In i&x to New Advertisements,
Shoe9?Lever.
Silks?Tapp. 1
New Goods?Whitten.
, Barbecue?Martin L. Smith.
Final Discharge?S. B. George.
Final Discharge?S. B. George.
Citation?Est. Martha A. Corley.
Citation?Est. Henry Minis.
Barbecue?Gantt & Rast.
Final Discharge?E. C. Shull and
"Walter Hook.
Barbecue?Alewine & Alewine.
Cotton Market.
Lexington 11
For Sale at a Bargain
j One 35-horse power engine and one
45-horse power boiler in good condition
and now running. Terms and
prices made to suit purchaser. Address
Lock Box B, Lexington, S. C.
A 3w31.
Acts Of 1008.
Clerk of Court Samuel B. George
requests us to announce that he has
received the acts of 1008, for distribu.tion
among the. magistrates of the
county, and they can secure same by
calling at his office.
V 4 * , m .
Money to Lend.
The first National Bank of Batesi
burg has money to lend to their
farmer patrons who can furnish satisfactory
security. "Tell your friends
about it."
IRA C. CARSON, Cashier.
W. W. WATSON, President.
. Pine Cabbage.
Mr. John Dooley, the champion
truck grower of this section, has the
editor's thanks for a mess of fine cabbage.
_
Church Notices.
Providence?Communion at 11 a. m.
next Sunday. Congregation will vote <
on the proposed conferential school.
1 Pisgan?Sunday school 3:30 p. m.
Preaching at 4:30 p. m.
Pound.
A bunch of keys?five in all?on a
two-foot brass chain, between the
residences of Capt. S. M. Roof and
Geo. Corley's. on Leaphart road.
Owner can secure same by calling at
The Dispatch office and paying. for
this ad. _
Little Mountain School.
The closing exercises of the Little
Mountain school will be held next
Friday evening, beginning promptly
at 8:15 o'clock. An interesting profram
has been arranged. Prof. R. Z.
homas, of Newberry college, will
deliver the address. The public is
invited.
Newberry College.
We are indebted to our bright young
? friend, Edgar. H.3awly for an in vita-v
-tion to attend the 52nd commencement
exercises of Newberry College,
June seventh to tenth. Mr. Rawl's
name appears among the list of grad'
nates. t
la Jffagistrate'e Court.
Magistrate G. A. Derrick on Saturday
morning heard the case of D. P.
Seay vs. Samuel Shealy, in which
Seay is trying to eject Shealy from !
his premises. Messrs. A. D. Martin
and T. C. Sturkie represented Seay, !
while Col. Geo. Bell Timmerman ap*
peared for Shealy.
Col. Timmerman raised a jurisdic- j
lion question and was sustained in his
position by Magistrate Derrick who j
dismissed the case.
Referee Court.
The case of S. B. George, as administrator
of the estate of A. A. Younginervs.
HeDry Steele and D. W. Wessinger,
foreclosure of mortgage, was
heard before Referee F. E. Dreher on
Friday. T. C. Sturkie, Esq., represented
the plaintiff, and Hon. W. H.
Sharpe and Col. Geo. Bell Timmerman
the defendants.
\
7. C. I. Taaehers Reelected.
i At a meeting of the board of trustees
yesterday afternoon all of the
teachers were unanimously reelected
for another year. This announcement
will indeed be gratifying to the
many friends and patrons of the Insiitute,
who realize that a finer corps
of teachers could not be found in the
State.
>The school is entirely out of debt
and many equipments "will be added
during the summer.
Noiiee R. F. S. Curriers.
?*? ?-? n t\ .f T L.
Ail iv. r. u. carriers ui jue.2Liugtu.u
county are urgently requested to
meet at Lexington court house on
May 30th, at 10:30 a. m., to transact j
such business that may come before
the association. Those who cannot
possibly attend will please forward
their dues on or before said date to
H. O. Crosson, Leesville. We expect
some addresses from prominent men
and we hope to have a full attend*
ance.
* Visiting carriers will be the guests
of the Lexington carriers, and a huge
time Is expected.
J. E. B. McCartha, President.
Leesville, S. C., May 16, 1903.
Corley & Steele's Shop.
Go to Corley & Steele's shop, at the
Rawl old stand, to have your black
smith work done. Morses ana muies
with diseased feet treated free of
charge. Horseshoeing a specialty.
Rubber shoes and pads put on horses
and mules. All work guaranteed to
/ give satisfaction in every instance. 29
John Haddison Derrick.
Mr. John Derrick, of Selwood, who
was in town yesterday, is the happiest
man we have seen in these parts recently.
The Stork has been a recent
^ visitor to his home and left a bouncing
boy. John has been smiling ever
since and his neighbors say he is going
crazy; but we are of the opinion
* that he is just losing his mind?for
* the time being. The new comer's
name is John Maddison, and big John I
says he's just like his daddy. i
A HAPPY
HOME
Is one where health abounds.
With impure blood there cannot
be good health.
With a disordered LIVER there
cannot be good blood.
revivify the torpid LIVER and restore
its natural action*
A healthy LIVER means pure
blood mn rm
Pure blood means health.
Health means happiness.
Take no Substitute. All Druggist
* I
Camp Stea&man U. C. V.
I Camp Steadman, No. 668, U. C. V.,
will meet in special session on Monday,
May 25th, 1908, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the State Reunion
at Greenville, S. C., on August
next and the general reunion at Birminghan,
Ala., June 9, 10 and 11th,
1908. A full attendance is desired.
By order of Commander,
Geo. W. Reeder,
Adjutant.
ManZan Pile Remedy, Price 50o is j
guaranteed Put up readv to use. One I
application prompt relief to any form of j
Piles. Soothes and heals. Sold by the I
Kanfmann Drug Co.
i
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 oottle for my lady's
dressing table if you want to make an 1
ideal gift. You can rely on its quality
as you can on our
* DRUGS, MEDIOIN"ES, 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.
THEKAUFMANN DRU6 CO
Lexington, S. C.
,
MEET ME /
NEW SILKS
/
"If it's Silk, and it's S
Complete line of Jap Silks in all the
navy, tan, brown, pink and all the wante
Best $1.00 Jap Black Silk, rain proof,
Copenhagen and Lavender Mura Silk
the yard 59c.
Figured Jap Silk, large and small coi:
to get a waist or a dress, 24 inches wide; :
China Silks in all colors, 27 inches wi
Rough Silks or Pongee, in natural, le;
for less than $1.00; special, the yard, 90c.
Beautiful Summ
Big assortment of 27-inch Silk Mulls i
figured, etc., 50c. value; only, yard, 38c.
42-inch Shadow Stripe, golden brow]
yard, $1.15.
44-inch Black Batiste or Nuns' Vellinj
42-inch Black Voile, $1.25 value; only
52-inch Black Brilliantine, 75c. vale, I
38-inch Black Panama, 60c. value, 48
52-inch Chiffon Panama, SI.25 value,
Hand Bags ar
Suit Cases and Hand Bags ready for i
All sizes. Best materials, lowest prices.
Suit Cases from $3.9S and $5.00 to $12
Hand Bags from ?5c. to $7.50.
ORDER B
We prepay mail, express or freight o
shipped to any poin within a radius of
THE JAMES I
I
DEPARTMEl
1638 to 1646 Main Street,
HOT SHOT
TO THE
MARK.
We will offer *
Ten yards Fine Cambric, yard wide,
for... . 95c
Ten yards, 36 inch fine Bleaching 75c
Twenty-one yards, 08 inch fine Sea
Island Sheeting $1.00
Twentv-one yards Staple Ginghams,
for $1.00
One pair $2.50 Curtains, 3] yards long,
61 inches wide, Nottingham Lace,
each $1.00
500 yards mercerized White Waist
ings, 25c goods, per yard 10c
Embroidery, 20 inches wide, 1 6 2-3c
Best American make Pearl Buttons,
per dozen 2 1-2c
J. & P. Coats' Cotton, six spools
for 25c
French Bnlbriggan Underwear, 50c
goods, each 25c
Ladies' Handkerchief, each 3c
Hosiery, 500 dozen, in blacks and tans
fine guage, 25c goods, all sizes, at the
pair .12 1 -2c
300 dozen black and tan hosiery, 15c
goods, all sizes, just for glory, at the
pair 10c
15 Panama Sample Skirts, assorted
colors, ?7.00 values, if you hurry, you
can buy one at $3.00
Just received one case of Men's Clothing,
in small plaids and stripes, handsomely
made, skeleton lined, two-piece
Suits, from $3.75 to $10.00, for $18.50
Suits.
You are guilty until you see the
goods.
Shoes, in all leathers, at prices that
will tickle you.
Remember that
ID. Bates' Store
Is the Home of Bargains.
1836-1840 Main Street, Corner
Richland,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Barbecue.
I will furnish a firstclass barbecue
and refreshments at Lawrence Smith's
Mill, four miles south of Gilbert, on
Saturday, June 20, 1908. Everybody
come and hear the speaking and music.
4w32p Martin L. Smith.
Barbecue at Summerland.
We will furnish a firstclass barbecue
at Summerland Mineral Springs, between
Batesbnrg and Leesville, on July
4th. L. P. Alewine,
7w35 S. P. Alewine.
Harried.
On May 15th at the home of Miss
Maggie Derrick,Mr.Handsome Griffith
and Miss Mabel Prestol, both of Lexington,
were happily married by Rev.
J. E. Steele.
IT TAPP'S
: ON SALE.
itylish, Tapp has it."
latest shades, including Copenhagen,
d shades, a wonder at, the yard 7oc.
spot proof and perspiration proof; yd 75c
or Rough Pongee, 27 inches wide, at
q dots and it will take only a few coins
for jnst, the yard, 49c.
de; yard 50c.
at her brown and navy blue, never sold
t
er Dress Goods.
md Novelty Goods in all shades, stripes,
a and Copenhagen blue, $1.25 value;
g, extra good value at $1.25; only 95c.
, yard $1.00.
59c.
c.
$1.19.
Ld Suit Cases.
ise. These make most acceptable gifts.
!.50.
Y MAIL.
n all purchases of S5.00 or more
600 miles of Columbia.
L TAPP CO.,
WT STORE,
Columbia, S. C.
^^^1^'"*" ""
II On account of tlie panicky busk
1 Manufacturing Centre, many big bar
II lap to take the place of the great inr
| enormous Spring Sales. If you w
I annoyance in buying commencemen1
| summer merchandise visit our stor
| your every requirement. We keep
up to the top notch of perfection clej
Everyday we receive new goods
times.
| "Plums do net grow on lig]
| "Cherries do not grow on c
I "A word to the wise is sufi
| "We've put prices too low to prin
|? Batesburg, !
coSSSS" " 11
House Furnis
Handson
"When you think of buying Fui
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, li
Rockers, Hall Racks, Wardrobes,
suites in all styles and prices. The
and Augusta. Carpets, Matting, I
variety at the Lowest Prices. We
all makes, and make a specialty of
Settees, etc. Call or write for pric
j- OUR MOTTO: Best Goods anc
THE I. EDWAR
i
Batesbu
The Only Pl^i
Where you can obtain th? c?!ebratad MsCra]
finest residences, hotels, clubs, restaurants, *
elusive agency.
McCRAY REP
Are without question ti -} bs: R -trig >rat ir:
lasting satisfaction.
Come in and let us s to v y < 1 the > -.n
are moderate in price, an I ta?y a-- s-? *c mo
pay for themselves in saving on i" ? bills.
Write for catalog? No. 81 for Resid-mc
institutions, etc., No. 5? for Meat Markets,
SOUTHERN SCALE
Hotel Jerome Building, : :
Final Discharge. j state of socxj
rp, . .? ? , r I Countv of Le
Tins is to notify all persons that I ; B G,,0 s Dravts, &
will apply to George S. Drafts, Esq., '\V!,or,?.^ Eula Mini
Judge of Probate for Lexington county, ma(il, snk ro me-10 ?r
South Carolina on the 1 nth day of June { Administration of i
lJOo, for a final discharge as admuns- ^ws of Heurv Mim<
trators of the estate of Eliza Hook. These are therefore
E. C. Shu 11, monisii all and singula
, Walter Hook, j f-rt-cliror.s of tlie sail
*Wo+i Administrators. | that thev be
I ~~Z fore me. in the Court <
Barbecue at Swansea. j ],(.ki at Lexington, c.
We will furnish a firstclass barbecue ; May, inn*. next, a:
wit.li ro+Vnclimwirc nmir rhi> fl.?nor ill ! luTeOf, Lit li O'clock ii:
Swansea on campaign day, r.)Q>. A show cause, it any tue
line dinner guaranteed. An ideal place said administration sii
for candidates to speak. Music and ed.
dancing. Those, who do not relish a Given utnier my ha
barbecue dinner can secure an excellent of May, Anno Domini
meal at Gautt's Hotel, nearby. GEO. S DR;
Gantt & Rast. Probate Judge, Lexinf
Published 011 rhe 2C
Subscribe to The Dispatch. 190b, in the Lexingtor
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1 ran h.i TtfVitTi f y?fFi fffgwn ir^ ^ if* ft ff\
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Less conditions m tne eastern $
gain plums have fallen into our $
oads made in our stocks by our |
ish to save money and avoid |
t requisites and all kinds of |
es now. We have anticipated |
our stock in every department 1 f
ir through the season. | |
?we have what you want at all 3 |
btning rods." |
:ornstalks." |
icient." |
t on many articles. ^
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ssssss
things!
ie Furniture!
niture, think of our handsome
Citchen Furniture, Chairs and
Sideboards, etc. We have the
i largest stock between Columbia
tugs and Art Squares in endless
have Mattresses and Springs of
Porch Furniture, Lawn Swings,
jes.
1 Fairest Dealings.
DS COMPANY,
Ll-s", s. c.
i in This State
? [fc-'frigerato-s rhat are us 3d in the
ife., is our store, as we have the exEIGERATORS
j mile, arrl are guaranteed to give
rh~ P. 3tngerators. Many of them
i ni -"il in the use of ice that they soon
?. No 4(5 for Hotels. Clubs, Public
No. (53 for Grocers, No. 71 for Florists.
& FIXTURE GO.,
: : : Columbia, S. C.
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3 CAROLINA, j THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.viujrton, ' i Lexington County.
:!!. Probate .Judge. ' E.v Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge,
s and E. L. Asbill Whereas. James R. Richardson made
ant them letters suit to me. to grant him letters of adhe
Estate of and ! ministration with Will annexed of the
| estate of and effects of Martha A.
to cite and ad- i Corley.
ir the kindred and ! These are therefore to cite and ad:\
Henrv Minis, ! nio.uish all and singular the kindred and
and appear, be- ' creditors o: the said Martha A. Corley deof
Probate, to be i ceased, that they be and appear, before
K., S. C.. on iOth I m?\ in the Court of Probate, to be held
:t 'r publication < at Lexington, C. PL, S. C., on :$rd dayit
he forenoon, to 1 of June. I'.'OS, next, after publication
v have, wiiv the j hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
ould not be grant- I show cause, if any they have, why the
I said administration should not be grantnd,
tliis 14 th dav cd.
i I'.iOS. " Given under my hand, this 18th day
\FTS. (L. S.) of May, Anno Domini. li?08.
rron Conntv S C * George S. Drafts, [L. S.J
11-1, a.iv nf triril' Probate Judge, Lexington county, S. C.
nicAo-nt! .L-ji'i Published on the '20th day of Mav,
i Dispatch, 2*30 1908l ^ the Lcsmgton Dispatch. 2wi4