The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 24, 1909, Page 8, Image 8
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| Never befor<
5 fill. There is no '
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I THERE'S JUST NO GCTIMci
a AWAY FROM FACTS. ?
9 When I stand square on both feet S
9 and tell yon I am selling better 9
9 harness for less money than you 9
9 ever paid before. I'm telling facts 9
9 Neighbor, don't buy a thing in 9
9 the harness line 'till you get my 9
9 prices. Here are a few: 9
9 Plow Collars at 30c. 3
9 Plow Bridles at 75c. 9
9 $2.50 Leather Collars at.. .$1.50. 9
1 LET'S HELP THE MULE I j
I WILSE W. MARTIN, I
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Good morning! Won't yon
come in and see onr new style
Low Shoes for Ladies'?
- The kind we sell at $2.00
you will find nicer, finer and
better made than the kind you
have been getting.
Tan Sid, Tan Calf and Black
Sid are the most popular this
season.
EHRLICH'S,
1613 Main St., ( AAI glff Dll Q (I
1637 Main St., 1 llULUBIDlAj Oi U.
Spring ior Painting
Mastic mixed paint all colorsVarnish
stains and oil stains.
Porch and floor paint.
Flatkoat for walls, oil finish
can be washed and not become
spotted. No adulterants; a guarantee.
Pure lead, zinc and linseed
oil are used in Mastic Paint.
Bsfore painting call and see
color cards.
Builders Hardware; Plows for
fkrm.
W. S. Stewart
1526 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
Pay your dues to this paper.
THI
3 has there been such a
'Set Style'' this spring,
dngton county and the
PSNCZL AND SCISSORS.
*aj3:de Notes Gathered Hue aid
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ina-e oy a imasum
Wedding bells!
The "tent" meeting cicsed last
night.
The Rev. A. R. Taylor was in town
yesterday.
Hardware bought of me the best.
W. S. Stewart.
St. Stephen's choir is practicing for
the Easter services.
Mrs. W. P. Roof was a visitor to
Columbia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Hartley spent
Sunday with relatives at Batesburg.
Miss Elizabeth Harman is on an extended
visit to relatives in the Fork.
We sell the best paint at W. S. Stewart,
Columbia, S. C.
Try our Georgia cane syrup, at only
25c per gallon. H. N. Kamiiier & Co.
Capt. R. B. Barre, of lower Fork,
was here on matters of business Thursday.
FOR SALE?One good milch cow
with young calf. Apply quick to L.
Li. Lown, JNew i5rooKiana, rioute i.
Subscribe for the Home and Farm.
Only 25c. in connection with The Dispatch.
Mastic mixed paintat W. S. Stewart.
See Advertisement.
Mr. John Blake, formerly with The
Columbia Record, has eccepted a position
with The Dispatch.
Mrs. Dr. E. P. Derrick and little
son, Homer, spent several days in
Columbia last week.
Mr. J. C. Reynolds, one of the leading
merchants of Swansea, was here
on business one day last week.
Mr. J. S. Huffman, a prominent
citizen of Lower Fork, called in to see
us yesterday.
Just received a lot of new bedroom
suits of furniture, at all prices, at
Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store.
WANTE J? Piedmont cigarette coupons.
I will pay 45c. per hundred.
Rice B. Harman.
Don't forget my nice mackeral at
2 for oc. They are fine. I expect new
arrival Saturday. W. P. Roof.
Mr. L. L. Lown, a prominent citizen
of Brookland Route 1, was in
town on Monday.
Mr. Carl A. Roof, a popular clerk
in the Columbia postoffice, came over
on Sunday for the day.
Mr. J. C. H. Rauch and little grand
son, Fred Wyse Long, visited at Prof.
W. E. Black's several days last week.
Miss Maud Wyse, of Salnda, visited
relatives at Prof. W. E. Black's last
week.
A set of six cups and saucers, for
30c. Set of 6 large size plates for 30c.
Bowl and Pitcher for $1.25. All and
more, at H. N. Kaminer & Co's
FOR SALE?A fine horse colt, 18
months old. Apply quick to T. B.
Barr, Steedman, S. 0.
Married by S. S. Lindler, notary
public, on March 14, Mr. Jacob W.
Shealy and Miss Emma I. Seay.
The weather will soon be warmgo
to Scott Hendrix' and buy an iron
bed and sleep comfortable.
If you wish a nice toilet set, at bargain
prices, go to Scott Hendrix'
Furniture Store..
Mr. H. A. Spann, one of the most
I prominent men in the county, a resi
dent of Leesville, was here on business
Thursday.
Mr. Samuel B. George, referee in
the Fort?Caldwell case went to Columbia
Friday on business connected
with the case.
How pretty our ladies* collars and
belts are. We want you to see them
and make your selections before
Easter. W. P. Roof.
WANTED?Bones, scrap iron, brass,
old rubber, and all kind9 of rags. Will
pay highest prices for same. Columbia
Junk Co., 805 Gervai9, St., Columbia,
S. C. 4w23.
Mrs. E. G. Dreher spent a few days
in Columbia last week, the charming
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Rhude
Meetze.
Mr. H. T. Wright, one of the most
popular traveling men on the road, a
resident of Batesburg, was here on
Monday.
A line of the Oradock-Terry shoes^
the best maie and every pair guaranteed,
for men, women and children,
at H. N. Kaminer & Co's.
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The Leaders, Th
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, variety of swell hats a
Hats are various sliai
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entire State to a displ*
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Mrs. A. J. Boatwright, of Leesville
Route 1, accompanied by her s-on, Mr.
Oscar Boatwright, was a visitor to
Lexington on Monday.
Treasurer E. L. V* ingard i9 now engaged
issuing tax executions and all
delinquents will make payments to
Sheriff Corley.
Capt. Geo. S. Swygert, that hightoned
Christian gentleman, of the
Selwood section, called in to see us
Monday.
| Don't buy your low cut or oxford
i shoes for cents, ladies or children be
fore you see the stock of shoes of the
i latest styles at lowest prices, at
Meetze & Son.
Miss Lizzie Garvin, after spending
several week9 with her charming
friend, Miss Lynn George, has returned
to her home in Aiken.
FLOUR of best brands: Silver
Lake, Mountain Rose, Howard, Perfected,
Snow Drift, Dainty. All at
M. D. Harman's grocery, where you
. find a lot of good things to eat.
Mr. M. B. Edwards, one of the leading
business men of Batesburg and
one of the most popular men in the
county, was here yesterday.
The public is invited to attend the
closing exercises of the Union school,
near l.exington, on Friday night,
March 26th. from seven to ten o'clock,
Mr. Willie Harman is having built
for himself a neat ana onvenient two
story dwelling near ins old home. Mr.
John J. Taylor i9 foreman of the carpenter
work.
We have just received from New
York fine fresh pineapple grated, to
retail at 10c a can, ana chunck pineapple
to retail at 2 for 25c. We want
)ou to try them. They are certainly
fine W. P. Roof.
Sheriff and Mrs. P. H, Corley, accompanied
by their charming young
daugnter, Miss Lila Mae, spent yesterday
in Columbia.
ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. 6m31
Mr. John T. Sawyer, one of the
best citizens in the county, a resident
of near Batesburg, as here yesterday
and with his usual promptness, called
in and paid for his paper.
Mr. George W. Pound reports the
farmers weil up with their work in
the Gaston sectior, and that our
friend, Billy Felix, in among the early
corn pianters.
The best groceries on earth is to be
found at H. M. Wingard's popular
grocery store. Fruits and vegetables
always on hand. Go to Wingard's
when you want something good to
eat.
Mr. F. Hamp Hendrix, a progressive,
popular and clever citizen of
Leesville and well known throughout
Me county, was here yesterday attending
tne meeting of the county
boaru of assessors.
Mr. J. Hamp Hutto, a prosperous
and clever young farmer of Lexington
route 3, was in town Saturday
and gave us a pleasant and profitable
call.
The Hon. W. H. Sharpe, while in
town on legal business last week,
called in and renewed his subscription
to The Dispatcn. Mr. Sharpe is one
of the promptest paying subscribers
on our list.
Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger, accompanied
by Masters Kufus Daley and
William Oharles, is spending the
week with relatives and friends at
Batesburg and Baxter.
| DIAMONDS
1 are the most interesting
| of all Jewels. They have
| figured in history poems
| and songs; been tne cause
of deaths without numIbex,
provided ready money
?all the while serving as
beautiful ornaments.
Buy Diamonds from us
and receive best value for
Ifor you money.
SYLVAN BROS.
Jewelers, Silversmiths, Opticians
Cr.r. Main and Hampton St,
Columbia, S. 0.
VAT
THIS SPACE
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s this seasorx offers- Hats were neve:
pes and trimmings. You find all the
ij of Millinery that has never been e:
HEE YOU BUY OE NOT ??
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A Ik KilAastian aiiii
We have another shipment of ]
sales continue to average a carle
week.
Last week we advertised a lot of cotton mules at \
sold easily. We offer this last shipment at the same p
Our cotton mules look better to the buyer several
mules get over the shipping and fill out.. The buyei
the feed bills.
We also have some of the finest big teams of hea\
i 1 j j ;
logging ana uraymg.
BEST WACO
We alsb have a'large shipment of all sizes of wa<
and Mitchelr?together with Babcock bnggies and car:
"Our Guarantee M<
Gregory = Conder
1113 Hampton Street
RUTLAND'S CLEA!
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t On account of remodeling my 1
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% will give extremely low nrices on
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| ness and Robes, also big cut in Fa
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2 Howard Guano Distributors "Was $
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? Cotton and Corn Planters Was $16.
2 Cotton and Corn Planters Was $15.
5 Texas Middle Busters Was $5.00 N
t Gladiator Stalk Cutters Was $35.0<
1 BIG CUT PRICE
? PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW AND
* PEW PRICES 01
% Cut Prices on Surrey Rubber Tire 1
2 Cut Prices on Surrey Steel Tire We
% Cut Prices on Surrey Steel Tire Wf
% Two Studebaker R. F. D. Mail Wagons at 1
t Get a bottle of C. N. Kills every insect ths
t Be sure to see me before you buy anything
% Yours for Bargains
M. E. RU
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3atesburg and neighboring to
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: mors elaborate or grace- a
s latest here. We invite ^
xcelled in the Oarolinas. #=
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mules, horses and mares. Our
>ad of horses and mules each
J
J200 to ?225. They were offered so cheap they
rices.
davs after he has taken them home, because the.
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r is ?15 to ?20 better off because he hasn't paid
y mules, 5 fo C years old. just the right ages for
NS MADE
50ns in the best makes?Old Hickory. Hackney
riages. N
3an s omething." ?
Mule Company
, Columbia, S. C.
10 or SALE I
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Duilding, must have room, so |
Buggies, Wagons and Har- *
,rm Implements. |
0 Now $7.00 |
6.00 Now $4.25 I
00 Now $12.50 |
,00 Now $10.00 |
ow $4.00 ?
D Now $25.00
IS ON PAINT I
PAY FOE IT NEXT FALL. *
1 SURRIES: *
Yas $165.00 Now $125.00 J
is $125.00 Now $100.00 J
is $85.00 Now $65.00 *
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e3s tnan ursx cost. * i
it crawls on man, beast or .plant ?
in my line. Your price buys the goods. *
ITLAND I
6, S. 0 i
W. P. ROOF
LEXINGTON, S. C.,
Agent for all kinds of ]
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Farming:
Implements.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
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