The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 26, 1910, Page 8, Image 8
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A Strong* Sermon.
The Rev. Walton H. Greever, D. I
of Columbia, the brilliant and at
editor of the Lutheran|Church Visit*
filled the pnlpit in St. Stephen's Lut
eran church on Sunday morning
the absence of the pastor, Rev. T.
Brown.
H19 whole theme was Spiritu
Knowledge, and whe discourse w
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Meet Me At Tapp's. WHEN (N I
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The Greatest^
B 6 lOBSflB
With the coming of a p
ways a raise in prices anc
dise in the country that h
prosperous conditions of
day prices are going high
this mean to me?" you w
that you should anticipate
for the coming spring and
The Goods Offered in
Were Contract
We made a careful stuc
and bought heavily while
quence we are able to off<
that we could not buy the
of the things you will nee
and buy during this great
mense saving to you.
All of our New and
Mill-Ei
*
Your choice of many b(
some hand made hats of t
End Sacrifice prices. All
ets attached and you can 1
the price marked on the ti
COA
During this sale you cai
er before offered, embraci
are holding nothing in res
SHOES AT M
All our leading makes c
children are going at grea
Now is the time tq, buy
ORDEF
We prepay mail, express or freigh
ped to any point within a radius ol 6
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ine uas. i
1638 to1646 Main Street
v :*? *?//? *
naugh's S
's buying power makes t
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hite tjroocis ana iviusnn
fit, for we offer you the:
1 for these goods, since <
lcluded in this sale Lad
:ts and other good seaso
ER BY MAIL JStf
B??W
one of the strongest ever heard by a
^ Lexington audience.
^ Dr. Greever is popular here, and it
was generally regretted that he could
k* not remain ever for the night sen i e.
in .
Rsad the advertisement of R. L. T.
in another column. This is a great
ia* | liver medicine and general tonic. For
as | sale by Kaufmann Drug Co.
Shoes for Style I j
Shoes for Wear
Shoes for Comfort j
We have them from the |
pest to the highest. All sizes j
isa, women and children.
,T YOUR NEXT
PAIR' BE A
/ALK-OVER
THE SHOE MAN IN COLUMBIA | f
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iOLUMBIA, S. C. Meet Mr At Tapp's
Week of yelue0
B 4 ^ B !
leriocl of prosperity there is al1
there is not a line of merchants
not felt the effect of the
the past few months. Each
ter and higher. "But what does
ill say. It means simply this?
? your needs as far as you can
I summer and BUY NOW.
i this Great Mih.End Sale
ed for Months Ago.
ly of "conditions at that time
prices were low. As a conse*r
you these goods at prices
m for today. Make up a list
d for the spring and summer
: sale. It will mean an im
Seasonable MILLINERY
nd Prices.
>autiful pattern hats and handhe
very highest grade at Millhave
their original price ticktake
your choice at just half
ckets.
T SUITS
i buy Coat Suits at prices nevng
all the leading styles. We
erve?everything must go.
ILL-END PRICES
)f shoes for men, women and
t reductions,
if you value money.
t BY MAIL.
t on all purchases of $5.00 or more ship100
miles of Colombia.
.. Tapp Co.,
Columbia, s, c- :
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awe,
^ IH " ^jT
:his sale possible. R(
Underwear many mc
se goods at old prices
:otton has nearly dou
tt ^"TT-V *1 1 O
ies' I aiiorea suits an
nable merchandise ar
K. jf^T
PENCIL AND SCISSOES.
Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch IVUn.
Sis regnlar $2.50 Clocks at $1.98 at
The Bazaar.
Mrs. Eya Boozer has been quite indisposed
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. C. M. Efird, for the past several
days.
25 cents Cups and Saucers in sets at
19 cents each, at The Bazaar.
Misses Mae Taylor and Pearle
Drafts are visiting at the home of Mr.
Ifcns. J. Eoof, near Brookiand.
25c Butter Dishes and Syrup Pitchers
going at 19 cents during the Bazaar
Cost Sale.
Mrs. Dr. E. P. Derrick and little
son, Komer, have been on a visit to
relatives in Columbia.
Mr. Rhude Roberts, one of the popular
?-lerks at H. M. Wingard's, has
been absent from his post on account
of sickness.
WANTED?A partner to take interest
in brick plant for the year 1910.
Good opening for right man. For
further information, apply to Gross
Bros., Lexington, S. C. 2tl4p
The firm of W. H. Bickley & Co.,
has dissolved, Mr. J. S. Caughrnan
buying out the business.
Plenty of rain during the last three
days, which was badly needed.
The court of common pleas opens
Monday a week, 7ch of February,
with Judge Waits presiding. Don't
forget to bring or send your dues to
this paper.
Th?re will be preaching at St. John's
(Calk's Road) next Sunday at 11 a. m.
Hon. Frank W. Shealy, clerk of the
court, has had a severe attack o? the
grip during the past ten days, but is
very much better today.
One-half dozen ?2 and ?2.50 water
sets, going at ?1.80 at The Bazaar.
Mrs. EmmaC. Counts has been confined
to her room with an attack of
the 'grip for several days.
Get your vallentines at The Bazaar.
Misses Essie, Lucille and Caro Efird
leave this week for a sojourn in Florida,
the two former for Jacksonville,
the latter for Crescent City.
Mr. Thomas Corley, who has been
quite ill with fever for the past several
weeks, is now on the high road to
recovery.
Small grain throughout the county
is about the poorest in years, but the
rain of the last few clays will most
likely cause a big improvement.
Now is the time to begin your gardens
if you want early vegetables:
The person that does not have any
wood bills to pay is certainly blessed.
Miss Mae Boozer, the charming
daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Boozer, came
home from the College for Women on
Monday and is confined to her room
with sickness.
Mis9 Hattie Seay, who has been i 1
with grip for several days, is much
J.?. Til ad en r-n r\f Kot m TT7
V^U j W UiJiU ^/A^,Wk7uiv vi uv<i jLUMt j
friends.
Mrs. M. F. Harman, of Batesburg,
i9 visiting relatives and friends in Lexington.
Plant Wood's Seeds
3 For Superior Crops jj
Wood's 30th Annual Seed Book
is one of the most useful and complete
seed catalogues issued. It
gives practical information about
the bestand mcst profitable seeds
to plant for
The Market Grower
The Private Gardener
SThe Fanner
Wood's Seeds are grown and [ ]
selected with special reference to u
the soils and climate of the South,
and every southern planter should
have Wood's Seed Book so as to
be fully posted as to the best seeds
for southern growing. Mailed free
on request. Write for it.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
We are headquarters for
Qrase and Clover Seeds, Seed Po>
tatoes. Seed Oats. Cow Peas,
Soja Beans, and all Farm
and Qardon Seeds,
rz>czi 'I
ializing that cotton w
)nths ago, paid cash a
. A few months fror
111* .1
Diea in price since tn
d Children's Cloaks ;
e offered at prices un
. UCrH9 ?
Miss Saber, the very charmiDg, attractive
and talented teacher of the
Rocky Well school, was in town for a
short while on Saturday.
Press W. Franklin, an industrious
colored farmer residing on the plantation
of County Treasurer Wingard,
called in on Saturday and renewed
for his paper. Press says that he cannot
get along without The Dispatch.
FOR SALE?Two strong mules, one
family mare, one large lumber wagon
slightly used, one second hand farm
wagon, three second hand one-horse
wagons. W. H. Donley,
Gilbert, S. C.
When you are in Columbia stop at j
the Commercial House and get your j
meals. 1721 Main Street.
WANTED?A couple cords of good
heart pine wood on subscription at
The Dispatch office.
t
The editor will be with the auditor j
at Brockland oil Friday and Saturday, !
Feb. 4 and 5. Pay him.
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simple: We buy six to ten car
buyers can get better prices tin
the price than they can get.at 1
evidence enough to that fact.
Newberry Counties.
1113-1115 Hampton Avenu
Caugl
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as going up, we boug
tnd got a big discouri
n now, and you wou
ese goods were purch
it half prices, while 5
matchable anywhere.
& co lu ages a.
Attention is directed to the adver- | *
tisement of the auction sale of 75
lots in the growing town of Swansea
on next Saturday, the 29th. I
i
We are notifying a number of our t
subscribers who are in arrears by ]
marking their paper with a blue cross.
We are giving timely warning and .
want you to come or send and settle
for your paper. We have carrit<l r.
your subscription over the dull season
and harvest time has passed. We ]
have our obligations to meet and need
the money. Now let our harvest time
come, please.
Every Woman Will be Interested.
There has recently been discovered an aromatic,
pleasant herb cure for woman's ills,
called Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAF,
it is the only certain regulator. Cures female
weaknesses and backache. Kid', ey.
Bladder and Urinary troubles. At all Drt ggists
or by mail 50 cts. Sample FREE. Aauress,
The Mother Gray Co., Le Key, N\ Y.
Dr. E&rdi&ff. 1
Dr. G. R. Harding will visit Lexington
in the n iar future. Due notice c
whea, will be given in this paper. ^
The Dr. will lecture on Dermozone,
the ha:.r grower. ]
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ar Loads
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loads at a time for the several <
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ill SiilcUidi UUJCiD. we tjivc uu
lome and our numerous sales tc
Recent sales went to Saluda, Ail
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Id pay nearly |
lased. I
ikirts, Under- 1
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77h02. B-abbers Socome Necessary
ind your shoes pinch, Allan's Foo?--Ease, a
>owu?r to be shaken into the shoes, is just
he thine to use. Try it for l?re kins in
<iew Shoos. S?ld everywhere, 25c. DON'T
lCCEPJ? ANY SUBSTITUTE
THE STATE OF SOUTHED AROLINA,
Conn 1 y cf Lexington.. . 5
3y George S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Geo. B. Mathias made
;nifc to me, to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of David J Mathias.
These are therefore to cite and adncnish
all and singular the kindred and .
jreditorsof the said David J. Maihias,
leceased, that they be and apx^ar,
before me, in the Court cf Prolate,
to be held at Lexington, C. H.,
3. C., on Sth day of Feb. 1910, next,
if tor publication hereof at 11 o'clock in
:he forenoon, to show cause, if any they
lave, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given- nnder my hand, this 24th day
)f Jan. Anno Domiui, 1910.
Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.)
Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. C. ,
Published on the 26th day Of Feb.
L910, in the Lexington Dispatch.
We have been advertising ' /
le car a week, but to *'open I
e ball" for the new year,
id in order to take care of I
lr rapidly increasing busi- I
jss. we thought best to carry j
larger supply this month .
an ever. We have just i
iloaded three car loads of J
ny fine mules, one load from 1
owling Green, Ky.. and two
ads from National Stock
ards, Illinois. We have them J
all sizes, from the middle J
ass cotton mule to the very 1
nest.
It is a well known fact that I
ules are high everywhere, * 1
it what we agree to do, and I
), we give you a better mule . J
r the same money than you l
m possibly get from dealers J
ho only.ship a few loads in 1
e season. The reason is I
Gregory Stables and large I
r customers better mules for > I
) out-of-town customers is I
ken, Kershaw, Fairfield and I
Columbia, S. C I
xrwurawi i ?acMeavatftaiiiinn?g?a? M
in a fresh car J
,e 26th or 27th. 1
etter ones than
I before, so we' I
ore you buy. I
Short Profits. I
Bros. ]
COLUMBIA, S, C. I