The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 02, 1909, Page 2, Image 2
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It George J. Howell, Propriet
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Dr. L. L. TO<
. 1608 Main Street,
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| Isn't an extravagance
1 its a GOOD PIANO.
j It brings enough brigh
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S You' get the world
I best piano if you obtai
3 it from us.
i Let us tell you ho1
1 easily you may secui
I one.
fe, I MOIE'S MUK
fl 1428 Main St. Columbia. S. I
| PIANOS AND ORGAN
ft D. HARMAI
i DEALER IN
I General
I Merchandise
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x Opposite Confederate
I Monument,
5 Lexington, SJ
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BOSH c u"r cd'at home
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ff^rri n | B. M. WOOLLE V
Atlanta, fcra. Office 104 N. Pryor f,
Send us your orders for jobprin
envelopes, note and letterheads,
blanks, oprds, etc. All work exi
ed prop.,-;I; and in first class ord
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dwell Hoteli 11
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and Taylor Streets. Opposite % | ,
itrally located. Columbia, S. C. % \
or. J. K. Woodward, Ass't Manager. ,
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the XT. C. T.'s and T. P. A.'s. | j
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ice you the prices are right. ggj
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CURE DEALERS. I|
Columbia, S. C. igj
.Jffi v ; Nvw*?n mcss,.v.-..-. .
?ork at Reasonable Prises
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These Are Wy Prices:
Best Plates (rubber base) $10.00
Gold Crowns $ 5. CO
Bridge Wo:k (per tooth) $ 5.00
Logan Crowns (pivot tooth) $3.50
Teeth Extracted (painless) 25c. and 50c.
Teeth,Cleaned 75c. and SI.00
Silver fillings 50c. to SI.00
Gold fillings $1.00 to $2.00
TREATING TEETH EXTRA,
>LE3 - Surgeon Dentist
Opposite Thomas' Drug Store
JRfiSiA, S. C.
"jjL J. BOBBINS, Kef. D.
II Manufacturing Optician,
| 1641 Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
| The onlv exclusive optical
house in Columbia. I grind
"all my glasses. I do only higher
| class work at reasonable
.e | prices. Beware of peddlers
11 and fakirs.
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nal > Our special ?3.50
j Oxfords and know the
11 comfort and satisfac- i
?; tion that goes with j
8 j wearing Oxfords that
S 1 fit you right. A shape
i for every foot in a style
* X that will please. Tan
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. 5 and Black.
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? Ehrlich's Shoes Wear Best,
* Cost Less.
y EHRLICH'S,
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BARBECUE
I We will furnish a first-class BarbeI
cue and refreshments at Eli L. Corley's
spring on Saturday June 5th, 190'.).
_____ Music will be furnished by the Lex
ington Brass Band. Meats will be
ibits cured by J. F. Harman and Eli L.
with- Corlcv. Everybody is invited to atf
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^enct. it. Lj. narmai!,
M.B. Harry Corley.
>trcet
1 The Bazaar Fountain.
Wnl The Bazaar Fountain is now runL
ning in full blast. Cold drinks of ev.
er " orv kind. Ice cream on Saturday's.
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Slemson to Operate Elsctric .
Bailroad.
Greenville.?In the near future
Clemson college will be operating its
own electric Jir.e. The matter has |
been under consideration by the tru.s- i
tees for some time. In fact, when j
the new boilers and dynomos were installed
last summer they were made
amply powerful to supply all local dem^v?/1
r?r> fVir>m at thp POlIeirC. and
also 10 run the electric line from Calhoun
to the college.
The road will be laid with OQ-pcur.d
rails, and so ballasted as to boar the
heaviest trains. Coal, of which the
college uses a groat deal, has now to
be hauled in wagons at great expense
and lass of time. This fall they expect
to handle ail freight to the college
in the original ears drawn by
their own motors.
It is the intention of the college finally
to extend the line to connect
with Cherry station on the Blue Ridge
railroad. The early completion cf
the road will mcan much in freight
hauls, to s.iy nothing of the convenience
to visitors and others having
business at Clem son.
Alone in a Saw Mill at Midnight
unmindful of dampness, drafts, sforn s
or cold, W. J. Atkins worked as Night
Watchman, at Banner Springs, Tenn.
Such exposure gave him a severe cold
that- settled on his lungs At last he
had to give up work. He tried many
remedies, but all failed till he us^d Br.
King's New Discovery. "After using
one bottle,'' he writes, "I wont back
to work as well as ever." Severe colds,
stubborn coughs, inflamed throats and 1
sore lungs, hemorrhages, croup and
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\VHOOpiIilf iKjii'ji aim
prompt cure from this glorious medicine.
50c and 1 00. Trial bottle free,
guaranteed by Kanfmar.n Drug Co.; I
Derrick's Ding Store; Sandel Drug
Store.
ALL FOB LOTS.
Upon receiving a farewell loiter
from his sweetheart Friday last, John
Hili, a traveling representative of a
Chattanooga, Term., medicine company,
left his hotel at Kapps Mill, a remote
town in the mountains of Surry
county, North Carolina, went to the
banks of a river and sent a bullet
through his brain, dying almost instantly.
He was a native of Siloam,
N. 0., and a member of a well known
family.
$100 Howard $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh is a
constitutional disease, requires a con- ;
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly !
nn/Mi Vi!r>r.rl nn/3 mnnnnfi snrfnoos of <
the system, thereby destroying the ,
foundation of the [disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do-- *
ing the work. The proprietors have so :
much faith in its curative powers that *
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list :
of testimonials. i
Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toleda' ]
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Thirteen Txtr3ss Hanged Last Thursday.
Constantinople Thirteen men were ]
hung at daylight for complicity in the
recent revolution on Thursday.
Itich Men's Gifts Are Poor
besides this: "I want to go on record as
saying that I regard Electric Bitters as '
one of the greatest gifts that God has *
made to woman," writes Airs. O. Rhinevault,
of Vestal Center, N. Y., " I can I
never forget what it has done for me.'' 1
This georious medicine gives a woman ]
buoyant spirits, vigor of body and jubilant
healtn. It quickly cures nervousness.
sleeplessness, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy I 1
spells; soon builds up the weak, ailing '
aud sickly, Try them. 50c at Kaufmann
Drug Co.; Derrick's Drug Store; '
Sandel Drug Store.
There are many imitations of DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve J
-DeWitt's is the original. Be sure you
get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel (
Salve when you ask for it. It is good
for cuts, burns and bruises, and is especially
good for Piles. Sold by Kaufmanii
Drug Co.
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Chester Farmer a Suicide.
Dr. David J. Young, a farmer liv- 1
ingat Stover, in Chester county, com- s
mitted suicide on Wednesday at noon
by cutting his throat with a razor, j
Continued ill-health is supposed to 1
have been the cause of the rash act. *
Mr. Young left his home ostensibly to *
go to his brother in the held, and an
hour or so later he was found with his c
throat cut and life extinct. He is
survived by a wife and six children. ?
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Old Darkey's Prayer.
An old negro "exhorter" down in |
Orangeburg county sat with the con- !
grcgation in a big meeting recently, j
The preacher sighted him, and called j r
upon him to lead in prayer. Here is L
his prayer verbatim : ^
"Oh, Lord, confound our souls this u
ebening, imperfcet us in thy love, and
we have done anything agreeable to
thy will, blot it out. Amen." )
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I la! Atai a S75.03 Taylor-Cannad]
(Dsn1! Too Need One? ! Have a Few
A full line of Babcock, Summers, Rock Hil
always on hand, Rubber or Steel Tires, Top or ;
15 Surreys to go at Bargains, Extension or
All Winter Lap Robes at Cost.
Studebaker, Milburn, Thornhill and Virgin
A nice line of Single and Double Harness, S
j| Umbrellas.
P I have on hand a supply of Brick, Lime, (
brands cn the market. As cheap as Columbia c
M Wire Fencing of all kinds, Gates to match.
|| Paint your house with Sun-Proof, Hew Era
|h Will appreciate your patronage and give y<
gf When in town will be glad to see you whei
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He Wasn't Going to Take Too Many saK
Chances on Making Resolution (!) C
WILL not put pins in my dear -sas- b? w W?
? teacher's chair." (Tacks will hurt
the old duffer just as much, any- I
tvay.) (1)
"I will not quarrel and fight with my { -s:|ja- <
big brothers in 100D." (What have I j (g^ ) Olll* line I
^>;i a jutii" iijii .1 c
"I will not play hookey from school i S "t
I \0/' . nifii' r,'AAri c
to go fishing or swimming, (lhat is, i -sate- ) ^
in the winter time.) j ^
"I will be a regular attendant at j > tO-Q&te il~
Sunday school." (At Christmas time ! (^5^ v
mil just before the summer excursion, ! -s&z ) Af:n:
jf course.) | (^ I Millinery
"I will not take mother's currant j '*8?- 5
Ielly from the pantry without permis- I {&/ < WclS SGlcC
sion." (ller raspberry jam is good a?? >
enough for me.) ~ (g) J
-I will be kind to dumb animals. agtt S c j^caoc
such as tigers, lions and elephants.*' <
(Stray cats and dogs, however, had I -a&t< )
better keep out of this neighborhood.)
"I will not throw stones at the *?g* nam tarn
hinks and dagos.*' (Bricks make them ^5^
Miller louder, anyway.i -aac J?
"I will not? (Oh. gee. that's enough! ! ^ 8? a I iB 8
They say the good die young, and I , 3?*
fvnnt to iivc until I catch that red IflHd Mair
headed boy on the next block who *avB
stuck his tongue out at me yesterday.) \ji/?
-A. B. I.ewfe in Judge.
A Necessity. ?
"Twenty dollars for ret rimming your - -p p
hat!" exclaimed Mr. Madison. "But wc XjL JL XI \Jf
igreed to spend nothing except for ?
:hings that were positively needed."
"Well. John, this is. You see. my This is the time for Lex
jest friend has just had hers reirim- ther things they need. Aiwa
ned, and I have promised to go with
her to the concert on Friday." Swift's Premiui
"Oh, all right. But 1 can't give yen llPSt 2L"fc
more than fifteen this morning, be- '
;ause I broke my meerschaum and
imst have it mended." T
"Can't you smoke your old brier- * JCr
vood?" Wholes
"Certainly, dear. And you can wear General Groceries,
r K ^'bcin ,0 economize next 932 GERVAIS STREE'
month after we get things all straight- ;
;ned our."
"All right."?New York Herald.
Changed Conditions. ^
"You sa\' you had great difficulty in ^ H |l I |kl I "
jorrowing your first $2,000';" ^ ||||l|lj|
' les, answcrcu lut* iuuli ui uui- -w ? ? ?
ions. W
"And now you could borrow that I > And
>um with ease." ^
"I don't have to borrow." was the ^ AS IRAK fl Pit
>roud response. "If I see $2,000 that 0 ^1 IHfl|IAL|J
' take a fancy to I simply send my ^ |^U(IWj|WI ^ |j
awyers around after it."?'Washington ^
Star. ^
?T^lI s?oes
After eating, persons of a bilious habit & pOC kctboolv.
will derive great benefit by taking on?. ^
cf these pills. Ii vou have" been ^ T^TT Tr ()T
LINKING TOO MUCH, >
they will promptly reiieve t he nausea & ?m
;SC*( HEADACHE 5 E- P. $k
and nervousness which follows, rest or: ^
the uppet ite a n d lcir.ovc gloomy feci- w 1710 Mail
Kips. Elegantly segar coated.
lake Wo Substitute.
i Top Baggy For $50.1? j lore
!o 03 at This Prise |
1, Lien and Chass City Biggies j
Open. 3
Canopy Tops. m
ia Wagons. fjf
Summer Lap Hobcs and Canopy M
Jexnent and Piaster. Tlie best %
>r Augusta. 11
, cr Parian Faints. ||
ou your moneys worth. ]|
ther you buy cr not. S
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W. P. ROOF- '
LEXINGTON, S. C.,
Agent for all kind3 of
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ipring Goods $
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>f new Sprinsj and Sum- > (f, embraces
everything up- <
i Dry Goods, Notions, ^ sfk
and Shoes. This stock > ^
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ted with care, and we ; bz;
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you if you will onlycaii. j ^
latt & Soos, |
i Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
ROUND FLOUR ~
ingtonians to buy their supply of Good Flour aud k
ys see me before you buy.
n Hams, guaranteed tlie
12 l-2c perpound.
HJEKIOT,
sale and Retail Dealer in *
Beef, Mutton, Pork and Sausage.
T, COLUMBIA, S.C
SVVVVVVVV^k-VV^
styles in shoes and oxfords for ^
iet, and to suit everybody's ? %
rR SHOES HERE. ?
F. A. DAVIS. m
i Street, Columbia, S. C. ^ ^
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