The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 25, 1908, Page 8, Image 8
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We offer Amoskeag in checl
& 15c. yard.
J? Some very pretty patterns f<
$ Cheviot Shirting stripes and
? goods that have been sold in thii
J A big line of Apron Checks
S at 6 l-4c a yard.
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here ard
There by a Cispatch Man.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
No pastor has yet been called for
the St. Stephen's charge.
R. T. Jaynes, Esq., of Walhalla, 1
was here 01^ legal business yesterday.
It is rumored that several marriages
will occur in this locality at an early
date.
The Rev. B. W. Cronk has returned
from a visit to his family at Pembroke,
Va.
Capt. Clay Roberts, of the South
Carolina penitentiar\T, is attending
court as a witness.
Mr. Vm. H. Lyles, of Columbia, is
among the prominent attorneys attending
court.
Mr. W. Boyd Evans, a popular attorney
of Columbia, has been attending
court this week.
For your dry goods and notions, at
bargain j rices, go to Wm. Piatt &
Sons, Columbia, S. C.
Miss Edith Wingard has returned
from a delightful visit of several days
to relatives and friend9 in Columbia.
The Rev. A. S. Leslie is attending
the South Carolina Methodist Conference
now in se99ion at Laurens.
Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman attended
the funeral and burial of their
nephew, Mr. E. S. Rawl, at Batesburg
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reedy Boatright, who
were married a week ago today, are
now at home to their friends at
Clark's Mill.
Mr. H. T. Meighan, the popular and
very efficient cashier of the Carolina
National Bank of Columbia, was
among his friends here yesterday.
The R. F. D. carriers will not go
out .on their routes to-morrow, Thursday
(Thanksgiving) being a legal hoi
iday.
Mis8 Edith Phin, of Norway, is the
accomplished teacher of a thriving
school at Samaria, and is very popular
with the people.
Misses Mattie and Naomi Stewart
have returned home after a vary
pleasent visit to their brother, Mr.
John M. Stewart, and other relatives
in Columbia.
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We invite rite women cf L<
ami tae State at large to a di
Millinery that has-ever I ecu
i-i the Soatli.
Never have hats been more <.
^.V^-.s or more grace!a!: never have v
been handsomer than this sense
Trimmings this season are vo
cratv. Gorgeous Satins, rich
and Rep with Novelty IVathe:
and handsome ornaments all
make the hats graceful and be
Roses and Poppies are much in
also. Then, too, this is a so
colors. Beautiful results are <
from the leading shades of cana
Taupe, Peacock Marcc and En
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IMS, HOSIERY, ETC.
ams?values that you don't happen aero
is, plains ana stripes, at S l-3c., 10e., 12 1
or dresses and Skirts in Pereales are offer
. checks, suitable for boys' suits and men
s store for 12 l-2c a yard, for only, yard, $
goes at oc a yard, while a better quality:
reat bargains in our Hosiery departmen
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Miss Victoria Cooper, a young woman
of very high accomplishments
and of much beauty and charm, is
teaching a flourishing school at Steadman.
Mr. Boyd Hall, a prominent business
man of S>teadman, spent last
week and part of this week here, he
having been a juror on the big railroad
case.
"Ambitious young men and ladies
should Learn Telegraphy; for, since
the new 8-hour law became effective
there is a shortage of many thousand
telegraphers. Positions pay from 150
to $70 per month to beginners. The
National Telegraph Institute of Columbia,
S. C. and five other cities is
operated under supervision of R. R.
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umciais ana an siuueiius aic
when qualified. Write therp for particulars."
Zf Every County Had A Lever.
The people of Greenwood were
evidently pleased with Congressman
Lever, who spoke to two thousand of
them at their county fair several
weeks ago, if they are to be judged by
the comments of the newspapers of
that county. The following is a part of
an editorial from the Greenwood
Index:
"The people of the south have had
many able leaders. But we need more
practical leaders of indusirialt hough a
If every county in the sodth had a
Lever, we would be a better paid
people, for our labors would have
their just recompense. And the time
is coming. The people are not fools
and they will see the truth of the
doctrine of diversification and self
help. We are not prone to make
promises or dream dreams of the
future. But in the near future we
expect to see the farmers of the
south take up the slogan: "Live at
home" and when they do the south
will blossom a9 never before and our
people will be independent and
happy. Raise your own food. The
world will give you a fair price for its
raiment and the south will take its
proper place in the family of sections.
At present we are out of toutch. We
were the leaders once and by the
application of common sense and the
abolition of false prophets we will
come back to our position of prominece
and power. God speed the day."
Be sure and see the editor during
his rounds with Treasurer Sheaty next
week.
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exce lea |s Slir^ t0 o>ej what you want at I
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l* eflects si,. ... , .
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help :o 55 .
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1l'ne* ; We have placed on a Rem:
orgeous. j Dress Goods and Silks contain:
re quite j stock." Beautiful materials f(
appoint- goods are Silks, Albatros, Nun
goods that you want. They a:
I value.
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ss every I ca^ especial attentic
Economy Linen goes durii
-2c. and white, brown, tan and blue sti
ed at loc ' during the Opening we of
cheap.
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A Terrible Tragedy.
Florenc?, November 23.?Special:
News has just reached this city of a
terrible tragedy, which occurred 11
Winona, in the eastern section of this
county easly tonight. John Haynes, a
white farmer, living on Mr. Nathrn
Gibson's flantation, made a desperate
attempt to kill his wife and whole
family with a shotgun. Henry Moore,
who went to their assistance, was
shot in the leg by Haynes, who then
turned the gnn upon himself and blew
out his brains. Particulars are meagre
and only these facts can be obtained
tonight. Sheriff has gone to the scene
of the trouble.?News and Courier.
Methodists Are Gathering.
Laurens November 23.?The annual
PrtnforQiiPo nf Srmfch Parolina
Methodist Episcopal Church will
convene here to-morrow. Bishop
A.W. Wilson, of Baltimore, presiding.
The first exercises are to be evening,
when the Historical Society holds its
regular annual meeting. Rev J. S. |
Beasley, of Batesbnrg, president of
the Society, will read a paper on the
history on Methodism in this State.
Already a number of delegates have
arrived and by to-morrow there will
be at least 400 in attendance.
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g or too Far? These and many more
! B are the symptoms of Defective
I Vision.
We will tell you frankly if you
need glasses or not.
SYLVAN BROS.
Jewelers, Silversmiths, Opticians
Cor. Main and Hampton St.
Columbia, S. C.
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I0BS and SILKS. jj
Silks are so populr." this seasoe 11:::t i!
:ooI:. l?ur we arc vocoivini* shipments 5 \
^arly anriujr the fail opening, yoa are f 3
ho rieht pric*;?loss than vou would J "
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hooches at ?">c. srd Coral z>eek<jj
. We carry a full line oil Beauty Pins | jj
w the new creations in combs and bar- |jj
on to the lar.^e barrettes which are sojfi
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:ss C-OODS and SILKS. ;
uaut Barpain Counter every piece ofjj
ing less than 10 yards just to "clean up
)r evening dresses in all colors. These
's Veiling, Cashmeres, Silks and other
re all marked at half and less than half i
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OODS FOR FALL. '
>n to tlie White Goods Department. I
lg the opening at 15c a yard. Comes in jj
riped.
Fer ladies1 beautiful fall Neckwear very
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e especially invited to make our store s j
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Join Our Big American
Colony To Mesico.
Homes for One Hundred dollars,
Ten dollars cash, balance monthly
payments. Good land, none better,
well located, abundance of good water
and healthy. Good agents wanted,
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If you are not coming to court, send
your dues to The Dispatch by your
neighbor.
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Buggies, Wagons,
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WOMEN'S TAILOR
"Wc are showing the stylish innovi
Suits. The high collar, the large rovers,
the profuse use of braid in the trimmings
coat and the gored shirt, many finished v
j the new features due principally to the rt
\ "We have stylish suits in now fabrics and
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some real bargains in second
hand Mules, Horses, Buggies
and Carriages.
GREGORY-CONDER MULE
COMPANY,
Columbia, S. C.
10 Bales Of Cotton On One Acre
Of Ground, would sound unreasonable.
The fact is, that it is unreasonable,
and our Competitors say that we
cannot hold up at the low price which
we are offering our Furniture, with
any more degree of certainty than
we could expect 10 Bales of Cotton off
of one acre of poor land. See our
Furniture Ad in this paper.
THE LION FURNITURE CO.,
Columbia, S. C.
Leaders-The Price Fixe
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SHOES FOE ALL. | | %
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ir Fall Gloves are here. We $
lys "brag" just a little about ' | |j
Glove Department, for it's a w
mon saying among women ^ I?
"if Mimnaugh hasn't it, it H ?
in town." But we've a full j ?
of both Silk and Kid Gloves \ E.
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the many satin buttons and $
the long hipless, semi-fitted ? Sj
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For Sale.
Tuesday, November 24th, 1908, I will ^
sell to the highest bidder, at the Benjamin
Rawl place, my entire personal
property: Household and kitchen furniture,
buggy, 1 spring wagon, 1 mare,
hogs, com, fodder, peavine liay, farm
ipg implements, one engine, shingle
mill, belt and cotton press. Terms cash.
W. ALONZO KAISER,
Lexington, Route 2.
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