The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 08, 1909, Image 9
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
> ? Bepresentatiee Betuapaper. Sonera Lexington and the Bordera of the Surrounding Bounties tike a Blanket.
TOT, TTYY LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8.H909. 6~
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J Dry Goods.
^ 1,000 yards, 40-inch Sea Island, the
f yard 5c
v ? 5,000 yards best Dress Ginghams,
^ the yard 5c
! 5,000 yards Percale, the yard 5c ,
1,000 yards best heavy Outing, the
yard 8 l-3e
1,000 yards 36-inch Fruit Bleaching,
the yard 8 1 3c
3,000 yards best Cotton Flannel, the
yard 8 l-3c
5,000 yards 40-inch Linen Lawn, the
yard 10c
1,000 yards Rep, in all colors, the
yard 10c
5,000 yards Dress Gingham, the
yard 5c
Best American Prints, the yard. .5c
54-inch Repellaat Cloth, yard 48c
50 cents Panama, while it lasts,
at 25c
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Jk Obi ll you coma ouy a coruuu o 1
^ yards long and 60 inches wide, in ecru
0 and white for only 50 cents, would
^ you do it? We will sell 500 at 50c.
^ each. This is the greatest bargain on
^ earth.
$ Shoes Thai Will Wear
A Patent Oolt, Vici Kid, Box Calf.Ve-*
^ lour Calf and Gun Metal at one-half
? what you have been paying?$1.00,
J $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, and $3.50 for $5.00 i
w Shoes. i
$ 'TIS IMPOSSIB
S Greatest BargaiE
1 BRING A WAG03
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? Corner Main and Richla
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For Solo or Boat. Hit
I offer for sale or rent my farm T t mi
fronting on the Southern Railroad, J* 'rr
one mile from Gilbert, S. C., contain- are makinj
ing 230 acres, two good 7-room dwell- ?u.
ings, one good 4-room dweliing, two LoiumDia
tenant houses, two 2-story barns, 8n?wn jftr
' store house, spur track at railroad, Mimnangc
' never failing orchard, plenty of good f5?-WD
water, plenty of pine and wood tim- , 8}flr
- ber on place, mill pond, fine stand for "j? t)?81
cotton gin; seventy-five acre9 of open ?' **
land. Will rent or sell at a bargain 11J^!181q<?
to quick buyer. Address, ? 'Las. ?
IOOR HAYES, ne7er 8eei
Gilbert, S. C., R. F. D. 3. va*ue8' # f
j 9 , One of t
Ladies' sui
fabm loans shown us.
At 7 and 8 per cent.
Loans m&de on improved farm- m like Mhot i
Richland and Lexington counties in c;nly $4.?8.
sums ol $30(V and upwards, payable in We saw
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installment, no commissions arecnarg- vcaw auu
ed, borrower paying for preparation of that are b<
papers only. Loans of ?1,000 or over There ai
at seven per cent., under $1,000 at eight to be foun'
per cent. THOMAS & THOMAS, is no place
12*57 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. more good
? worth five
2?aj. Meetzs Placo for Sale. s?Every d<
The residence^ together with the store is r<
land, belonging to the estate of the an<* Holid;
late Maj. H. A. Meetze, will be sold at has never
public auction on the first Monday in Capital cit
January, next. This is a verv desir- through ai
able piece of property, and will doubt- Mimnaugh
less bring a good price. See adver- which is a
tisement elsewhere. were boug.
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Hay, Grain, Cotton Seed
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it For Everybody
Ne Sell Everytl
Men's Hats.
.We claim to have the best in the
Qity for the money. We want you to
see them. It costs you nothiDg, but
will pay you without a doubt. All
colors and shapes, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50.
Ladies' Hats.
We are selling Samuels Bros.' Hats
at $3.50, Paris models. Pattern Hats
at $3.50 to $5.00. A fine lot of these
Hats in the latest styles at $1.50 to
$5.00.
Children's Cap9 25c to 45c. *
If you want to buy $10.00 worth of
Merchandise from us, don't come in a
buggy?bring a wagon.
Hear Me Oaee For Your
Mood.
When cotton sroes ud a little don't
think you have to pay more for your
goods so quick. Every merchant
about with the times has contracted
for his supply when cotton was low
and should protect his trade. We are
cifering today cotton goods as cheap
as ever.
LE TO REALIZE WIT
ls on Earth. Will you <
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Don'
bate:
,nd Streets
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aaaugli's Spooials. ^niryne'
mnaugh & Co., Columbia, ufacturer j
g a great drive in specials aa8 QJ1
is busy season. While in manda .
a few days ago, we were every cash
ough the big store by Mr. way Js n
t. The first lot of specials cJn affo*d
is two hundred ana fifty cheaper th
?. These skirts are ma le chants. M
1 materials and are worth courtesy?
$10. But they are now be- ^ 18 no^ on
j the ridiculouslv low price pleasure tc
xtt_ i ha9 a corDi
Just- tninK or il: vtc nave - - - i
anything to equal these ^.hom hav<
J 6 H his watch f
he most attractive lines of ?oua
its we have ever seen were hearted ch;
They are of good style and treat a cus
and are regularly sold at u- in
d $25. They are now going this .stc
cakes with cane syrup," at find Lexing
ready and
one hundred Men's coats, hearty wel
pants, slightly damaged !-Lastly, i
3ing sold from 25c to 50c. naugh wan
e hundreds of other values customers
d at Mimnaughs', and there 0 .
) where a dollar will buy the foregoi
s. Many of the articles are J1S1. hl? st<
times what they are being Lexingtoni
you receiv<
apartment of the Mimnaugh tio1?: ^ust
?8plendent with Christmas vertisemen
xy goods, the like of which an" e W1^
before been seen in the __
y. The prices all the way
re exceptionally low. Mr. m,
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,mple assurance that they Wanted at
ht right. Mimnaugh is, per- Apply at T
Meal, Hulls, Fine Fe
JUY IN GAR LOTS ON
I cordially solicit the
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l, the Old, the Youni
ling But Toys. C
FOR ALL
To every customer
spending $10.00 or
more with us we will
give absolutely free a
large rug, 72x30 in.,
or a dinner set plate.
If you want to buy
$10,00 worth from me
bring a wagon.
Remember we sell
as advertised, don't
fail to come, something
for everybody.
HOUT SEEING THE WOND
some? Just think a minute, i1
JIG STORE. One day as good
t Forget the Big Store 1
S SELLS
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sf the closest buyers of the 2&ttiaor-Lo
He is known to every man.
and jobber in the north The following invita
limited funds at his com- issued by Mr. and M
always takes advantage of Kaminer:
. discount offered. In this 'Mr. afld Mrs. Georj
ot hard to explain why he request the honour of
I to sell goods so much a^ uiarriage of t
an many of the other m>:r- Lula Estelle, to Mr.
tr. Mimnaugh is the soul of Leaphart o 1 Thursdaj
a gentlemen?with whom 16th of December, 190?
ly a pleasure to meet but a church, Lexington, S.
> do business with. And he uaarnage in yea:
i of salespeople, many of such wide interest :
a been brought ud under Miss Kaminer is^the tt
ul eye, that are as court- Mr: ?na fArd*
painstaking as their big an(*18 a beautiful yo
ief. They know how to 5^?^ 8rapea ?* both rr
tomer and you'll have 110 ?.k? bas always been a
being suited if you shop at C19ty plrc}es* Mr. Lt
>re. Lexington people v. ill very efficient postmAi
fton clerks at Mimnaugh's son of the late Dr. C. E
willing to give you a most a graduate of the Umv
come Carolina. He is perso]
emember that Mr. Mim- oially popular and ha9 i
its his hurdreds of regular ture.
from this county to secure *
e real values mentioned in
ng article, and if you wili Grain a&d Hi
>re and tell him you are a _ _ _ ,. _
an, he will see to it that Mr. Jahap Meetze
3 prompt and cartful atten- a firstclass hay and gra
tell him you saw his ad- dispensary building,
t in the Lrxiugtcn Dispatch thing Lexington has ne
do the rest. " time. Mr. Meetze bu
lots and is in position t
? profits. There is no be
in Lexington than Juiii
irkoys V^&ntod. and that he will succe*
undertaking goes wi
once, two dozen turkeys. Read his anuouncemcu
he Dispatch office. page.
DEALER IN
ed, Bran, Cracked Corn, C
LY AND AM IN POSITION T
patronage of the people of
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Clothing.
We are showing some very fine allwool
Suits, made in the very be9t
style, at ?1.50, $7.50 to $15.00.
Boys' Suits, all kinds, all 9izes, all
prices 75c to $3.50.
OPS AND PILES OF 6IH6HAMS.
Outing, Sea Island, Sheeting, Drills,
Cotton Flannel, Suitings, Flannels,
Bleaching Percales, Shirtings, Homespuns,
Ticking, etc. All dress goods
today are even cheaper than ever before.
All 50c ; Mohairs and Brilliantine.
Panamas and Danish Cloths are
cheaper. We offer yon your choice at,
the yard, while they last 25c.
54-inch Repellant Cloth, the yd. .45c
25 pieces Sousett Silk, 32 Inches
wide, all colors, the yard 23c
10,000 yards, 40 inches wide, Linen
Lawn, worth 25c. Will be sold for,
the yard 10c
50*Girls' School Tamoshanter Caps,
cheap at 25c., ail go at 10c.
10,000 dozen Pearl Buttons, the 5c.
kind, at, dozen 2c.
"25,000 papers, Sharp's Best Gold
Needles,j>er paper lc
Large Huck Towels, each 5c
58 inches wide, Satin Damask, the
; yard 25c
l 500 Large Bed Spreads, each 97c
150 72x90 inch Bed Sheets, each 39c
1,000 cakes of Armour*s Toilet Soap,
sold for 10c., all flavors, each 3c
'ERFUL VALUES WE A]
; will pay you to come IOC
I as another
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apliart. Death of S. T. D
ttons have been Mr. Benjamin T Dent, *
re. George A. years had been a butcher a
ket in Columbia, and the
ze A. Kaminer Auditor Dent, of
your presence died suddenly at his home
- mmhifl Rir?niflnn pnnnr.v
melr aaugnter,
Samuel Jesae ?a' eday nignf at the age o
r evening, the H'art disease was the
I, St. Stephen's < ause ot death.
q ? He was buried at Bethel
rs'has been of church, of which he was
in Lexington, member, on Thursday, wi
lird daughter of 8 rvices conducted by the
, A. Rammer, Turnipseed.
ung woman of 18 survived by ten c
liiid and heart. 80ns and 2 daughters,
favorite in so- " 1 *
saphart is the This I3 An Easy
ater. e is a .Sprinkle Allen's Foot-Rase i
i. Leaphart ana nnj not other, arid not tin
ersity of South Just the thing to use whei runh
Lially and offl- > hoes b^-orm- notary. ami
? v.*L:iu..??- s- em to piueh hold Everywher
i brilliant fu- Uc: ept any substitute.
Daath of An Infa
- The iuiant daughter of Mr
y hiwciw. q g Steele died yesterday
i lias opened up at 9 o'clock. This was the
.in store in the of Mr. and Mrs. Steele, whi
This is some- the death peculiarly sad.
eded for a long * * *???
ys in carload Tr03p&3S6rS, Not
o sell at close This is to notify all perse
Iter young man hunt, fish or t espass in an
an P. Meetze, whatever uw<m my lands, a
?d in his new will podt vety b-"enforced <
thout saying, trespasser violating this nr
.t on the front John T. J
Dac. 7, 1909?hv'Jp
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O SELL AT BEST PRICE
Lexington and County
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Specials. J
500 ladies' full dress, full length ^
Coats, all colors, and the very best
materials, cheap at $18.50, lined with &
two-year guaranteed satin, yours for ^
$6.50. These are manufacturers' sam- ^
pies and cannot be matched in yalue ^
elsewhere. ^
Children's Coats, worth $5.00 for
$2.00. Don't fail to see these. ^
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS |
We have at least one-half car load. ^
We will sell you a large comfort filled &
with cotton for $1.00 ^
We offer large Double Blankets ^
for 48c j
Large, soft wool, silk bound Blank- ^
ets at $1.65 ?
Children's Vests and Drawers fleece- ^
lined, heavy 10c $
Ladies' heavy fleeced Vests and &
Pants 23c ^
Men's best, heavy, sanitary, fleeced a
Shirts and Drawers to match 39c jL
25 dozen Men's Shirts 22c
50 dozen Ladies' Stock Collars, ^
worth 25c each, will be sold for 10c &
25 dozen Elastic Belts, in all colors, ?
with buckle, worth 25c, at 10c ^
The best Corset in the world today, ?
American Beauty. We will sell them ^
for 50c to $1.00 ^
RE OFFERING ?
miles to shop at 5
RING A WAGON |
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Columbia, S. C. ?
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eat, oaies
rho for 45 There was a large crowd in town
t the mar- Monday. The following property was
father of 80^ by Clerk F. W. Shealy:
Lexington J* A. Son vs. Lester Son, 50 acre9r
) near* Co- to D. A. Son, for $852.00
on la9t J- B* Addy, et al., vs. Mary A. B.
'f 68 years. Epting, et al., partiton, 103^ acres, to
immediate Noah E. Shealy, for $1,500
Geo. 0. Derrick, as guardian, v-?.
Methodist ^an Harman, '61H acres, to E. H.
a devout Roberts, for $2,005
th funeral Tiie Geo. Fulmer land, 162 acres, to
Rev. B. R. w- w- Fulmer, for $2,940
Of same estate, 923^ acres, to W. H.
ihildren, 8 Dreher. for $1,450
Riley lands, near Gilbert, 34 acres,
to C. G. Riley, for $65
Same lands, 101>? acres, to C. G.
rest. Riley, for $166
n one shoe Same lands, 231 acres, to Ioor Hayes
? difference, for $600
your1 shoe" Same lands, 141 acres, to C. G.
e, sse. Iion't Riley, for $-310
Wesley Risinger vs. L. C. Shealy,
127 acres, to J. E. C. Shealy, for
$1,50 >
, ? I Sold at Leesville yesterday the
an . 9* I>Iiller land, 12o acres to J, K Bodie
' morning f
only child lor?1-'->
:ch makes ?
_ To Msst at Pisgali.
liC0, There will be a meeting of the ia"m.
.. ^ . i bers and friends of P?si?Hh phnrni,
>n.% not to j jn tjlg c^nrc},( ou Saturday
- "h^law ' at ^ oc^oc^ a 111 ' 1,0 consider the re\
\ covering and painting of the church,
gainst- all ? \ W. Cronk, Pastor.
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k;tm:ner. pe sure ^ (?aj{ at -fhe Bazaar before
you make your Christmas purchases.
s, Feedstuffs in genera'.
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