The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 03, 1909, Image 7
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1704 and 170? fft&m ST,
Fall and W
Dry Goods, Notic
' and Boys, Ladies' T
jO Squares and Rugs.
/v%|)\ We invite our frie
K\\ <(s ton and the surroun
i A bia to see us for yo
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I My are prepared to sav
/ I fo U }
ti L.41T bcuuiv. - lioci ^
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(I" iw or cheaper.
iL^l Notice we prepay
| ; |\ wards to your near
will pay half your r
of 50 miles, providi
?30.00, and at the same time b
t to see us for your wants.
N Ladies' Suits from $10.00 to
? Millinery this fall. Grand vah
$18.00. A big assortment of I
We guarantee everything w
LOWEST PRICE.
Fall and Winter I
FOi
the merchant, the farmer
Turnip
One ounce will sow 200 fee
for an acre. 1 to 5 lbs. 25c; 5 t
SPINACH SE
Cabbag
r Sew one ounce for 3,000 tc
for one acre. Late Fiat Butch
head, per pound, 81.25.
Oolls
White Selected, per lb., 75c
Mus
^ Southern Giant Curled, per
per lb., 15c, One ounce will so1
Seed rye ard barley, Hair;
w ^ clover, Perennial rye grass for
blue grass, herd griss or red to]
^ winter vetch, white clover, Alf
t" ALL NEW CEOP SEELS.
1 LORICK & LO!
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COLUSMB!
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I This beautiful smk
made for service, loz
our Lexington friends
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f I Ask for Catalogue.
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Inter Wear
ns, Clothing for Men, Youths
ailored Suits, Millinery. Art
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?nds and natrons from Lexing- !
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ding counties when in Colum- j
ur wants before buying. We !
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e you monev from this big
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iad a better stock to show you
all orders from $4.00 and up
est express office. Also we j
ailroad fare within a distance
ng your purchane amounts to
uying' at the lowest price. Call
827.50. A grand display of i
tes in Men's Clothing, 85.00 to I
Joys' Suits, SI .50 to 85.00.
e sell to be GOOD and at the
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Seasonable Seeds
R
, the gardner2 the trueker
Seed.
)t of drill. One to two pounds
o 10 lbs, 20c; and over 18c.
ED 25c LB
e Seed
) 4,000 plants. Tour ounces |
, per lb-, $1.25. Late Drum.
irds
). Georgia, per lb.. 75c.
iard
lb., 40c. Dwarf Essex Rape,
w 100 feet of drill.'
y vetch, red clover, crimson
lawn or pasture, Kentucky
c>. Southern grown. English
alfa or Lucerne, Orchard Grass.
PRICES ON APPLICATION.
SEEDSMEN.
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I Oak Rooks:* $>? oq ii
tks v?*ell. To '^1 11A Ii
' $!
irnifure Co, 1|
Columbia, S. C. | j
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2^3 THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR (
^ SViachinery TooSs
Riga! Jviad Right Prircs
?=p ?f r ou do nor see what you want I
Jt| write us. We handle any arid
p all. Everything in machinery
e i supplies. Columbia Supply Co., !
^ $23 tff-jt 3'mis S?_ COLtStEEA.S. C !
i?o?nmammm???1>?mnmmm?m? ?am "
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she c>vts
Into a tiyht place and
O x
needs helping out.
I o
Thinrrq or pi* in
** ?> ' --the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with hypophosphites
can do just
this.
It strengthens tbonerves,
feeds famished tissues,
and makes rich
blood.
rop. SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send 10c.. of paper and thi* ad. for our
beautilul Sa .ng* Dank arid Child's Skoj-ch-iiook
Bach bank contains a Good Luck ptrui.v.
SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 P~iri St. NcwYc;':
CESSES UNDER SI.
It Will Be Unlawful to Issue them for
a Less Amount After January 1.
it is not generally known that Congress
passed a law, which becomes ef
T inin ... t,
ieccive aiitr otiiiucii > iviv, >\ uiv..
provides that any person or firm that
issues a check, note, memorandum or
obligation lor loss than $1, or circulates
such, shall be liable to a fine of
?>00 or six months' imprisonment.
Checks for Jess than Si are not by
any means unusual and especially
where country patrons of department
stores in the Jarge cities send a small
order for goods. And every person
and firm having bank accounts have
always felt at. liberty ro write chocks
for any amount, no mat'er how s:r.a 1
provided there was aj.a anc-c to the r
credit in the banks drawn upon. But
after Janunr\ 1 next a tine or imprisonment
stares ti-m in tue face.
\.s a consequence, tin- business interests
of the large cities arc "sitting
up and taking notice," and especially
is this the case with the department
stores in New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Norfolk. Pittsburg, Buffalo
and all cities doing a mail order
business.
Just upon what theory the government
proceeds to restrict any person
from drawing his own money out of
bank is not easy to recognize, and the
)a v scents to have been passed without
general knowledge or discus nor..
r ' 1 1 l- - v ?. ?V*? f /lo_
it may oe mai uio i-u\ Liuiuwii xcsires
to compel the use of post office
money orders, postal notes or registered
letters, upon which fees are
charged, but what right has the government
to compel tribute upon the
withdrawal in any sum of the personal
money of any man deposited in
bankxor his individual use?
We arc liable to hear more from
this law before it is ever put into active
operation.?Montgomery Times.
? P. P. P. will purify end Tisalfe* your !f
* blood, create a good app^ute and jcivoyour $5
v:liolvsystem tone and sireu^L!:. " a?
S A v>ro:r.iaenf raiiroa.l supi-rij.t^n.'i^nt S
r? Savannah. suriVrin;.' with Malaria. Ovswp. fg
Pis. ami Ivheuiuatism says: ' Atier iakin,? (8
^ i\ P. P. !; ? never lV!f..<o well in his lift;, aril jfl
'*?. if he e.?n'<! sivel-cevcr, if iie eoald wj
t? If vou ar:-tired y.Jt from ovor-'voric and f[
jf! c wbo f>
? p p p t
irfj - * 2 ? *S a M
P' > "> 2 are ftv'.inz badly in the r^r;;:r ?
?; :::d cut of :akj ' * ?
I P P P 1
a 5 * 1 v u
? T your e;f;e--::ve croons need up, ^
3 55 p p I
^ J s S < 5 3 g
rj T ' y-.r. s::*.-- *.vjrhh'-.iiTs'ie,indigestion, i
dcioihy &??l weukiiLvs, laiio t
%v p p 1
$1 L * H
If yen sn;Ti-r wi'h nervous :.r v<rra;-ior!. ?
r.rrvcs u!:str.:n;c ?n:d a lot down E<
P Iks system, .akj
I p p p I
?; ? e S 3 a ?j
.? "p^t* "Rlo-'j.l p..'son. nb?*:ma4-!<rT!. Srrnf- jgj
{; ;:'.:i, C!! S-ros. Malaria, ?.; -vaic i'ciaalc ju
\?JX ?
I Prickly Ash. Pcke Root |
% and Potassium. |
3 The bctt blood purifier in tho world |
| F. V. I.IFI'MAV |
Girl With Ecuoie-Sarrelecl
Gnu Tut 10 Ehght Eiders
to Flight.
Lexington, Kv.?A gi>-l at the homo
of George Kivir/. araie i v.*Iri:? i doubi.'
barrelled shotgun. out vo tight :ovty
Jiijilitriciers when they broke flown
the door of her father's house Wednesday
nigh; in .Mason county.
Children Toothing
MRS WiNSLOVV\S St><>T 1UXG
SYRFP has bet n used for over Fifty
Yr-aas by Millions of Mothers for their
Ghildron While Teething, with Perfect
Success, it Soothes the < 'liiid. Softens
the Gums, e llays all Pain.; ('ores Wind
('olio, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Scid bv Druggists in every
h:;r' <>! tin* world. Re sure and ask
tor*-MRS. WINS LOW'S SOOTHING
SYlil'IV' jukI take no otIut kind.
'CVt*i:ry-iive cents c. Loitl".
Oct. AMy
| OBirXTA;-.Y. j i
' Died .it his r.' '!!.e : ear Ahh-a. in '
' LcxinjTivO count; . iharoiina,
i Oct. 1-Vch, lOij'i, IV:;:-: Bur-ess. S:\. ! '
| a:;vd lie years. e nu nilis and days. j <,<
0:j tho d3-(l of Feb. i-Gs, lie was mar- : J"
! l ied to Miss L -retta Y."o-..dv. ar I, who ;
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precede', i ?i 11 > i to 11?c yr i. *. e . \ e (.ays. j
. The snirits that ha*! :' iad teethher '
i for moiv than brly y<-:v.v in tk j j
> ows of an ecr.hlv G mo awaken al- a
| most simultaneously in the ceaseless ' *
i liht. of an eternal k-.'.nm i {
5
; Obedient to the vak of r.is country, j i
j Brother Burgess vehwhwred in Co. *
I T. 20th regiment. S. C. V.. in the fall ' ^
| of 1861, and remain- a at the post of j y
; duty tii! the end ;h the war in IS05. j ;?
In !%<> lie united will: Mt. Fb:d Bap- j r>
| tist church of which he remained a j -r}
I devoted member till dgarh.
lit the death or Brother Burgess and | g
i his wife, a loss comes not only to the | f!
seven children and ten '1 cliili
tiren who survive their., bui the cause i V%
of Christianity and the conimunitv at \ ;%
I large are bereft. j K
j 'Tis comforting:, i o vover, to know j V?
: that thev have oulv ger.e before. i -i
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i The Dukes of North Carolina and &
'it
! New York are having plans prepared o<
! for a $600,COO rot mill at Great ?
I Falls, Cherokee county. The mill is ~
1 designed ior 1.000 looms and 2-5,000
spindles. $
! _ $
kM OLD ASMCE !
| SAYS?sl |
' "A light purse is a heavy curse" #
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER is the seat of nine ?
iLV
tenths of all disease. }>
\zm sg| g%Bil I
iTytfs Pis i'V
go to the root of the whole mat- ;
tor, thoroughly, quickly safely \
and restore the action of the <
LIVER to normal condition. <
! Give tone to the system arcd j
: 5-oSici flesh to the tody. \
i Take Mo Substitute*?<
I I
Lssingtcn Pressing Club. i
j Remember that the old reliable Lex- 5
j ington Pressing Club is still i.n busi- 5
i uos5 and is serving its patrons with the t
I usual promptness and care. We give 5
: special attention to the pressing of )
! Ladies skirts. Give us a trial. I
tf. Leni Sox. Mgr. >
Bargain Sale |
We have a few | )
$90 OfiitlS
Which have had slight ( ]
use. You would act "wise- j Z.
: | ly if you secure one of 5
11 these HIGH GEADE |
i I OEGA .NS at t]ie ere at re- i
m is*
duction we are making 'kr
11 on tliem. | j
U Write at once for illus- id 1
? trations of these Organs, ? j
: | which will be closed out | i
! | for half cash now, bal- i j
! | ance twelve months, at |J
b quite a reduction. ? j
| P Call to ze: our Pianos ? j
; g and Organs during the
F3; n afl i
h fair. ;
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j On baud, at - to . ;rlt everybody. ! S3
; Prices rar.<>c Iron: ;r> ro &~.0.00. | ?
i Caii on ixi?: .v.',; I v?;il save you money. ! fe
j I ai.i prvp.irvi to l'urr?i-h :i !:ea:so when- i|
j ewr <\v-i red in co::m oucu with my un- gj
| d(-rtal:ini? busiu.,><. Jan. 2. Jin 2y
rEsTT^TeoycBl 1
I AND CURS THK LUHC8I: |
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1 FOR sf^oucHS | I
n oI*SBS Trial Bottle Free 1 ?
a &89 ALL THROAT AND LUMfi TROUBLES. g |
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Ask yo'J: doc-or if there is any:!
j Ask kins also if there is not g:
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The leading Books
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stationers. re si
for ail School Bo(
them in their two 1
when in Columbia.
Two Stores on Main
COLUMBIA, - acrcuvxiwssRitrsflBSMa.'enX'.-IR8B
RRmnnnunnBHE
1730 MX STREET, COU
Is where vou can rind one of 1
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or all kine
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DOORS, SASI
BLINDS &
LIME AND CI
j CABINET MA
Call or write for Prices.
$ Let Your Next !
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^ j ilviCr nc\ t;i V/tiS more L-UIGC
#> Li shoe at So.oOand 84.U0 than is
^ You get what you pay for a
^ when von buv Y'ALK-OYER's.
^ buy a pro en t. a van inetan
^ and If it is a \Y.4LK-G\ ER, yc
^ bought a good ahoo.
^ Classy siyko. exvvi.'erit vera
^ WALK-OVER Shoes arc made
i-vo A <~l i~. 'I f (K'.' >."V"; : ; >'-T> T"'
$ i:'au' W?' - ? '
% the he:wv leather shoe mack- to
\ -i ;
rd rauroaa.
<$> If you have never wore \Y
^ h is time you know how -rood th
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I kafa 9 ifclli it
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NEW FALL C
Our new line of Fr.il and \Yi
is now readv for inspection. Y
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vou to cali and sec our line be'
where. Ladies' Dress Goods, (
and Hoys, Shoes, ilars, Etc. K
pav highest market price for Go
RILEY & HAICLE
SWANSEA. S.
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iY cordially invire ?j
[Yrc buying else- i
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vmember that we gj
aiutry Produce. |
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