The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 09, 1908, Page 8, Image 8
I | Every Girl
r A pair of Kid Gloves mi
8 We have an unusually good 1
X braces all kinds and sizes and
I Table Liner
? We have some very fine c
gj see them.
Unusual
Fancy Silks, just what yc
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We are offering a collec
for the Jdresser, etc., Table a
Christmas. Some are embroi
are all sizes in the lot.
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We have books for every!
happenings that interest chili
> ors, at from 5c. to $1.25 eacl
dard novels by leading author
Cut Glass ai
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, At this Christmas season1
Fancy Hand Painted Chi? a ai
gifts.
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Give that boy of yours a g
mas. \ Velocipedes at from $1.
We have toys and games i
er things that the little folks <
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Mail Orders ]
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rsxrczL aits scxssobs.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Miss Lucille Efird spent Friday in
Colombia.
* Buy your Christmas presents at
Harman'a Bazaar.
v E. Ii. Asbill, Esq., spent Monday in
.town on legal business.
WANTED?At the Dispatch office
lightwood and pine wood. The
hunters are numerous, but the
'game is scarce in these parts.
1 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Drafts are
visiting relatives in the Fork.
When you come to town don't forget
to call and pay for your paper.
Ohriotmna arc^incr on/1 hrtli/law
gifts for everybody afcThe Bazaar.
A fall line of'Cbristjrjas post cards
of eyery description at The Bazaar.
Barrett Jones, Esq., of Batesburg,
spent Friday in Lexington- on legal
business..;
Get your Christmas post cards at
TheL&za&r. "-Large' stock to select
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3Irs^ay.?renceStein, of Charleston,
is visiti$j?her sister, Mrs. G. T. Gra'
ham. > /. . I
Mr, James I>. Lang ford, of Leesville,.
was among the visitors here on
Monday.- ...- : . j
Mr. B. N. Bodie, an influential and
popular citizen of Leesville, was here
on Monriav.
Big lot of fire candies, fresh from
the makers, just received at Harman's
Bazaar.
Hon. F. E. Dreher has purchased a
very fine horse from Messrs. Caugh- ,
man & Harm an.
FOR SALE?One milch cow with
young calf. Apply to J. J. Fox, Lexington,
S. C.
Magistrate F. P. Shealy, of near j
Leesville. was here attending the i
sales on Monday. >
Mail is only delivered three times a j
week on Gaston R. F. D., 3, instead j
of daily as heretofore. I
Miss Burris Kreps, a lovely young i
lady from Columbia, is visiting her !
cousins, the Misses Efird.
The price of cotton seems to be on
the rise, but most farmers are holding
for the price to go still higher.
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Wants Gloves j
ikes a good present to any woman, j
ine to choose from. The stock em- ]
[ the quality is the very best.
1 for Christmas
quality goods at low prices. Call and
Sale of Silks
iu want in making Xmas presents.
ces and Fancy
carfs
tion of Center Pieces, Fancy Scarfs
,nd Tea Cloths at special prices for
dered and others hemstitched. There
istmas Books
>ody. Books which tell of things and
dren, picture books in beautiful coli.
For grown up folks we have stands
at only 46c. each.
id Fancy China
we are displaying the prettiest line of
id Cut Glass suitable for Christmas
?s for the Boy
rood Velocipede or Wagon for Christ75
to $4.75.
if all kinds, together with many othielight
in.
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?illed
WANTED?to rent an 8 to 15 horse
power engine on wheels. Apply at
once to J. A. M. care of The Dispatch.
ITCH cored in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. 6m31
Mr. J. Walter Dreher, one of the
progressive citizens of Batesburg,
was here on matters of business Monday.
Messrs. Alfred J. Fox and Saml. J.
Leaphart are attending the Grand
Lodge of Masons now in session in
Charleston.
Mr. John K. Hayes, of Alabama, is
on a visit to his mother in Columbia.
We were glad to meet him while in
the city last week.
Mr. John M. Stuart, of Columbia,
accompanied by his handsome young
son, Walter, spent Sunday with his
sisters, the Misses Stuart.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Lexington County Farmers' Union
will be held in the court house here
on next Saturday, the 12th.
Mr. W. F. Taylor, a prosperous, ;
popular and progressive farmer of I
Leesville No. 3, was in town Monday j
and gave us a pleasant call.
Mr. W. E. Avery and W. Hampton
Cobb, Esq., of Columbia, were dis- j
tinguished guests of Pelican Lodge, I
O. O. F., on last Friday night. j
Mr. James E. Dunbar, that prince j
of good men and one of the best farm- j
ers in the county, came up from his ;
home on Black creek Monday.
The Rev. A. S. Leslie and family j
will leave to-day lor Eiloree, their
now none, carrying wr.n uiem. me (
best wishes of the entire community, i
So far none of the six prisoners who !
| escaped from the chain gang two j
weeks ago have been recaptured, and !
it seems now that they have made !
good their escape.
Mr. G. M. Lucas, who has been re- j
! siding 011 Gilbert R. F. D. I, has*
moved with his family to Lexington,
! and is occupying the Monts house i:i
| the upper end of town.
j Besides a full .line of dry goods,
J clothing, gents7 furnishings, etc.,
Alex Ayoub, in Columbia, has a full
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taclaus. The prices will please you.
See him before buying.
While in town don't forget to call
in and settle for your paper. J
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body. If you dc
want in our ads.
how. Just ask fc
Prices are alwa
before have we {
such a fine collec
and Holiday Gooi
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to visit our sto:
money. Shop 6
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Florida oranges, apples, bananas,
nuts, raisins, cocoanuts, fruit cake ingredients,
prunes, California dried
peaches, N. C. dried apples, and a lot
of other good groceries, at right prices
at M. B. Harman's grocery.
Mr. Wm. M. Schwartz, a popular
salesman in the hardware department
of Lorick & Lowrance, popular and
old reliable merchants of Columbia,
will be pleased to serve his Lexington
friends for their wants in the
hardware line. \ '
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IS. L. Bonham Appointed. .
Gen. Milledge L. Bonham of Anderson
has been appointed a member of
the Confederate infirmary commission
! to succeed the late J. C. Mnrshall. Gen.
Bonham is one of the best known men
in South Carolina, and a leading
member of the State bar. He is the son
of the late Gov. Milledge Bonham and
I was at one time adjutant and inspcdtor
I general of the State. Gen. Bonham is
a brilliant orator and a gifted son of
the Palmetto State, and will fill the
place on the commission with honor
: and duty.?The State, 4th.
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If PRESEN1S FOR 1$ I
I Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches jj
Staling SiJver,
Cut Class, Art Goods. j
ALL NEW ar.cl absolutely beau- S
titul GOODS. Come in when- i
ever von have an opportunity.
REMEMBER we ONLY handle
SOLID and GENUINE GOODS.
If net convenient to come in, i
M send in your mail order, which i
& alwavs has our PERSONAL AT- '
| TENT I ON, with a GUARAN- :
| TEE TO PLEASE. Always
S glad to see you at
SYLVAN BROS, |1
Jewelers, Silversmiths, Opticians
Cor. Main and Hampton St. ^ e ;
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gathered together
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STotico Annal LXeeting.
The County Board of Commissioners {
for Lexington County, S. C., will meet j
in annual session in the supervisor's j
office on Thursday, the 7th day of }
January, A. D., 1909. All parties having
claims against the county will j
please file the same with the under- j
signed on or before said dav.
J. BROOKS WINGAED, i
4w9 Clerk. !
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Buggies, Wagons,
ale.
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for all kinds of Country Pi
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II Silverware for
Especially for the Christmas trac
tiful line of Silverware in Knives
with Cream and Tea Pitchers, Mirroi
pieces. These goods are heavy quae
Good Values ii
We are making a specialty of
each. These Suite cannot be bought
Tailored Wais
Some are figured, others are pk
collars and cuffs. Price is only ?1.2S
Marseilles B(
We are offering beautiful Marsel
tracuve Doxes?especially commen'
$7.50 each. Other good spreads at fr
All Milliner
We offer all our Millinery at abs
is a great saving to you.
Pretty Dolls for
No little girl's Christmas is reall]
brings her at least one Doll. Did y<
too many dolls? Come here and se<
stantial dolls we have. We have dol
dolls that go to sleep, kid dolls, bisqi
can't break?any doll she wants?a
$10 each.
Gifts for Mothe
We are offering in the basemeni
Toilet Sets, consisting of Brush, Con
Jewelry and Work Boxes for Toilel
Christmas offerings. Prices are extr
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FOR SALE?Must be sold
some real bargains in second
hand Mules, Horses, Buggies
and Carriages.
GREGORY-CONDER MULE
COMPANY,
Columbia, S. C.
Trespass ITotica.
This
is to notify ail persons not to I
hunt, llsh, haul wood and especially |
stock running at large, or trespassing j
in any manner whatsoever us the law |
will be rigidly enforced against all j
trespassers.
C. P. Bunurick, v L. P. Stouderaire, I
P. E. Eargle, Evans Eargle,
J. W. Stoudemire, Minnie A. Sumer. j
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Leaders?The Price Fixi
, Harness, Pianos,
LSE.
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Christmas I
ie we have purchased a beau- J
, Forks, Spoons, etc., together # '
'S, and all such nice and usefuf
Iruple plated.
a Coat Suits
Tailored Coat Suits at $25.00
; for less than $32.00 elsewhere.
sts at $1.25
lin. They all have laundered
> each.
3d Spreads (
les iseci Spreads, put up in at
dable as a gift?at $6.50 and
om $3.00 to $6.00.
y at Cost
olutely New York cost. This
Pretty Girls
7 happy unless dear old Santa
>u ever see a little girl with
i the many beautiful and subIs
that talk and almost walk;
le dolls, dolls that you simply
t prices ranging from 5c. to
jr and sister I
; an assortment of beautiful a
lb and Mirror. Then we have
j Sets and all such variety of B
emely moderate. ' I
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In 2\Tgy7 Place.
I bog to announce ro my customers
and friends that I have moved my
repair shop from the Craps building
to the store building next to Corley &
Connelley's store, where I wiil be
pleased to continue to serve the trade
with a full line of jewelry, watches* ,
clocks, etc. Repair work done on
short notice.
LEWIE HALL,
2w6 Lexington, S. C.
irs of Bafeshurg.
, Organs, Sewing