The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 12, 1909, Page 8, Image 8
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Wtytide Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man
Vegetables are becoming quite plentiful
now. |
Dr. Frank Roberts is spending sev- <
eral days here.
The peach crop will be rather short
la this section. 1
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Farm truck has grown very rapidly '
daring the past few days.
For your flavoring extracts, always 1
ge to The Bazaar. 1
Editor N. Royer Bagley passed ;
through town on Wednesday.
You will find new stylish dress goods ,
to be opened this week at P. M.
- Brick's, Chapin, S. C.
Hon. W. H. Sharpe was in town
Tuesday on legal business. ,
The rural carriers is scheduled to
meet here on xvi. y uUih.
Wnen in Columbia be sure and stop
at The Caldwell Hotel, located right in
the business section of the city.
Mr9. George S. Drafts is able to be
up again, after an illness of several
ua jo.
Mr. Wm. M. Swartz, of Colombia,
spent Sunday with nis parents and
friends here.
Call at P. M. Frick's, Cbapin, S. C.,
and take a peep at those nice bed
aits. They are beautiful.
Partial showers have fallen during
the past few days, which were badly
needed in most sec lions,
, The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Scott Hendrix has been quite ill for |
the past several days.
When you want an up-to-date shoe
go to P. ~M. Friek's, Chapin, S. O.,
and ask for the Battle Axe.
Mr. H. M. Wingard the popular
grocer, spent yesterday in Columbia
on business.
. Auditor W. D. Dent has completed
; - Ms returns and is now making up his
two k/vuu*
If you Deed a trunk, go to H. N. |
Kaminer & Co's. They have a new
line that will p.'exse you.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Harraan has been very ill for
the past .week, but is very much improved.
Mr. N. P. Shipp, the popular and
accommodating assistant to Clerk of
Court Sfcealy, spent S .cuiuay and Sanday
in ? ^usta.
Mr. R. J?. S iiith, one of the popular
attaches of tne Lexington Savings !
Back, spent Sunday and Moudav at j
his old home in Lecsville.
For pies, etc., there is nothing bet- j
ter than tue Camornia dried peaches,
at 12 1-2 cents per pound, at H. N.
Kaminer & Cos's. Try them.
The Caldwell is rapidly* becoming
one of the leading hotels in the city of
Columbia. Fine accommodations with j
, reasonable rates. '
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Revs. W. D. Quick and John W.
Neeley and Mr. Samuel B. George attended
tne Mettiouist (jonlt-rence at
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G. T. Graham, the popular attorney,
returned on Sunday from a ,
delightful fishing trip over in Manning-, i
where he wa9 the guest of Judge John
0. Wilson. i
ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wooford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. |
3old by Derrick's Drug Store. 6ral3 ,
The Rev. J. W. Daniel, presiding i
elder of the Columbia district confer- !
ence, will preach in the Methodist
church at Pelion on next Sunday
morning.
If you want plows of any makes or
Bize,"Orangeburg or heel sweeps, bull
to igues and cultivatators, go to H. N.
Kaminer & Co's.
Prof. W. E. Black is a fine gardener?he
had his first mess of beans and
Irish potatoes on last Saturday. The
first of the season.
Col. M. D. Harman, Hon. George
Bell Timmerman and Mr. Alfr* d J. i
Fox are attending the grand lodge
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delegates from Dixie Lodge.
Stop at The Caldwell hotel when
you go to Columbia. Ideally located,
homelike surroundings, best tabie
fare, large airy rooms. George J.
Howell, proprietor.
FOUND?A key on the streets of
Lexington. Owner can secure same
by identifying and paying for this advertisement.
Apply to P. H. Corley.
Mr. G. Jacob Wingard, one of ou?
promptest paying subscribers, a goort
substantial farmer and citizen from
Pilgram, was here Saturday and called
to renew his subscription for anotner
year.
Mr. Thos. P. Meetze, one of the
mostpr eminent and popular merchants
in this town, is lying quite ill at his
home on Main street. Mr. Meetze is
suffering from a severe attack of
rheumatism. The Dispatch joins his
host of friends in wishing for him a
speedy recovery.
Be sure to attend the big shoe sale
now being conducted by tbeCallahanDobson
Shoe Co., in Columbia. It
will mean the saving of many dollars
to you.
The regular meeting of the upper
division of the Lexington Baptist association
will be held with the church
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at) soeeaman, on oaturuay ucr?-c iuc i
5uh Sunday, May 29th instant.
Dispensary Commission
Back in the Came.
The State Dispensary Commission i3
again back in tne game. They held
an important meeting in Columbia on
Monday, bnt nothing was given out
for publication. Mr. M. E. Rutland,
the prominent merchant and farmer of
Batesburg, was an important witness.
They meet again on the 17th.
Subscribe tc the Dispatch.
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patent leathers, R
ankle stra/ns. chrh
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Mrs. Frank Sh aly Doing Well
A telephone message from the Columbia
hospital at 8 o'clock this morning
states that Mrs. Frank W. Shealy,
who underwent a very tc-rious opera
tion a week ago today, is aoing well.
The operation was performed by Dr.
LeGrand Guery, assisted by Dr. Bruce t
Guignard and others. Miss E. C. j
L'Artigue, one of the mo3t experienced
trained nurses in the city, is constantly
at the bedside of Mis. Shealy
and is giving her every attention possible.
It is sincerely hoped that Sirs.
Shealy will soon be able to return to
her home.
TJnion Sunday School Pionie.
There will be a union Sunday School
picnic at Mr. Eli Corley's spring next
Saturday, the loth. All of the Sunday
schools in the town will join in
and make the occasion a success.
F.vprvhodv invited to come and bring
a well filled basket. Committee on
arrangements: W. D. Dent, W. A.
Harman, John Shealy, Willie Gibbs,
T. H. Williams.
Stockman Will Serve Sentence
S;ml. W. Stockman will now serve
his sentence for having killed his sonin-law,
Hampton J. Hartley, near
Summit, during Christmas, 1905. Mr.
St'-cxman is now in jail here, awaiting
the action of Supervisor Langford.
He piefers to do time on the cijaingang
instead of serving in the penin
ntiary, it is said, and it is a question
whether he can do this according to
law. At any event Mr. Stcckman
will begin his sentence in a day or
two.
Church. Notice.
The Quarterly Conference will convene
at Pelior, on Saturday and Surday,
the 15-16 instants with Dr. J. W.
Daniel in the chair. We desire a
large congregation. There will be
preaching 011 Saturday and Sflnday at i
11a.m. S. W. G. j
The Colored Conference.
The Columbia district conference of 1
the colored. A. M. E. church will j
convene In New Bethel church Lexii g- \
ten. on Thursday. Mav 20th. A strong !
wing of the Columbia aunual confidence
compose the above nr.med district.
Dr. J. W. Lyke, pre9i( i ig elder,
and Bi9hop. Lee will be present
Everybody is invited to attend this
meeting. Reserved seats will be accorded
our white friends. C^me ai d
see us in our church work.
Rev. A. J. C. Johnson, Pastor.
Loringtail's Zncams Tax.
County Auditor W. D. Dent, has
made his return to -the Comptroller
General on the income tax collected
in this county. There aJe seven taxpayers
who maie their returns and
the total amount is something over
$12,000.
tire stock of Sprin;
,ussia calf, tan kid
3ty ties, ribbon tie
v window this sea
$5.25
$4.95
$4.45
$4.15
$3.25
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$1.95 |
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Specal Prices oi
In order to ma
Top Buggies at $
Surreys at greatly Reduce
cheap?all in good conditi
to close out the stock.
dition at bargain prices,
makes of wagons such as
to suit. OUR GUARAN]
Hackney Wagor
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These are strorgly built i
bnilt an enviable reputati
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Who is it that is not fami
that has been sold on this
buy a cheap, unreliable w
iu repairs and then not gc
CRECORV
1113-1115 Hampton Avenu
10,000 ROLLS OF SELECT
WALL PAPER
Largest, most varied 9tock in the
State, goods marked close. Call and !
see us.
You need good Paint at $1.15 per |
gallon.
Picture Frames made to order cheap- j
er than elsewhere.
WEBB'S ART STORE, 1627 Main |
Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Clarke and McCarty Released, j
' rmt j rr? r\ 1 j
Un Jasc mursaay ura iuuv^ariy, \
who, with young Ralph Clarke, were I
arrested a* few weeks ago charged
with burglary and larceny, was released
on a five hundred dollar bond.
On Monday youns? Clarke was released
on a thousand dollar bond. They will
likely be tried at the approaching
term of court in June.
Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery.
At William Piatt & Son's, Columbia,
you will always find the best drygoods,
the best notions and the finest
millinery. Their stock is very attractive
and their prices will appeal to
economical buyers. Go to William
Piatt & Son's while in Columbia.
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g and Summer Fo<
black suede, Lon
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son will be offered
$200
$1.75
$1.50
$1.25
$1.00
$0.85
$0.75
$0.60
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;. Lexington peoole wi
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ii a Few Buggies
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ke room we will sell, as long
15.00 to 55.00
Open Buggies at S
3d Prices. Several second hand
on. A lot of new Shafts and Po
svo second hand Ford Runabouts
The largest stock of all of the d
Old Hickory, Mitchell, Hackne1
PEE MEANS SOMETHING. '
is - Old Hi
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vagons that have stcod the test
on for good service and honest
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liar with the good qualities of t
> market for years ? There is no
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J. D. CO
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gj! My stock is complete and u
for the FORK TRADE OF L'
ft prices are as low as you will find
&j prices for country produce.
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Wc will furnish a first-clas3 Barbe|
cue and refreshments at Eli L. Corley's
I spring on Saturday June 5th, 1909.
Music will be furnished by the Lexington
Brass Band. Meats will be
cured by J. F. Harman and Eli L.
Corley. Everybody is invited to at[
tend. G. L. Harman,
I Harry Corley.
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don-smoke gray, t
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at the following i
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now $1.5
now ?1.1
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now $0.1
now $0.4
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less money now ^
n all sizes and # *
ill find a warm ?
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anil Carriages.
as they last: j
1540.00 to $40.00
. Bab cock Surreys very
les we will sell cheap
3 that are in ideal conifferent
sizes of the best
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ckory Wagons
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of time, and thev have
values.
bis well known wagon
reason why you should
ti as the purchase price
num. cost. ^
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p-to-date. Conveniently located E
EXINGTON COUNTY, and my |
elsewhere. I pay highest market g
tisfaction Guaranteed. I
j WHITE PLYMGUTH ROCKS
| S. A. Mathias, Irmo, S. C.t
I has a grand strain of White Plymouth
j Chickens, conceded to be the best in
j the South, his winnings at the leading
I poultry shows last year is proof of hi&
j high ciass stock, if interested in stock
J or eggs write him, he will give you. hia
! winnings at Columbia, Augusta, Chari
lestcn and Richmond, etc., and prices*
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dost. All the S2
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