Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JHBHBBHBBEBBBBEBBBBHBQffii . & m i p ; Dry Goods, N< Crocke; fe Every Dep I? I thing you need |i | ORDEF PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Waystfe Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Mm, Mr. J. B. Rhude Meetre, of Columbia, spent Monday in Lexington. Fine corn planting weather. This sort of weather makes the editor feel like hieing away to the sand hills on a fishing expedition. Mr. Williim Bodie, a handsome young man of Leesville, spent Sunday night in Lexington. Everybody loves something good tc eat, and we, therefore, take pleasure in directing you to the new and fresh line of groceries, at H. N. Kaminer & ? % Co7 s. MMMMnnrannnMiMMBMnMBMMm Solve it Ar | Nine vacant lots. Number I matter which way you count thei g number must not bo used twice. jj? follows: Give name and address, S accepted from any one under 21 y ? cepted from each family. The ri? gj from undesirable persons. D Each person giving correct S| certificate, same to be applied on gj that I have for sale in the town ol 13 reserved to limit the certificates t pire on the first day of June, 1910 j I have very fine resident lot 9 that I wiil sell on very easy terms I and get a lot before they are pick ? money to buy with, buy anyway, I | 23L1&???!! | SEAL ESTATE AND IHSOSAHCE mmammmamm? ? ?wwwwii iiw wi?wcw i ^ ^ ^ *1 Tf ^ * 7 o | General rcieronssn&Ese f? i Swansc Kj MM????W i n I ??MM??? ;. I Do you wish to buy I we have some of the be | Durham, Oxford and Ps i desired. || Complete line Han | farmer. p Columbus and Ch; 8 best made for durability g the prices will please yc We also sell Gasol a5 t n (v HT C4 (- h inprv of nil kin lil ^ j w p] It is useless to go el: |j yon want and are here | strangers and our guaraut d us every time. J ?PW?BB??BW IB MBBWWPMHW? ? r,-; ! ! Bill MTinnMiii mmmmihiii i an n*timhob j ^' Swans otions, Millinery, Cloth ry, Tinware, Househok - ? 1 o i-i I i orl oil f h r )cii lillCii I 1C5 IlliWVJ. Cll 1 LIXS, , Mimnaugh's is the p! J BY MAIL I i ii m i m imi i i !!! aaa?ai Mr. and Mrs. J. Tally J.Iarth, came [ | over from Co unibia in* their aulomo- j 3" j bile on Sunday afternoon. j t i Mr. D. E. George has moved to j * I Brookland, where he is engaged in j I the mercantile business. i a i _ . . Id j Mr. C. W. Sinitn, secretary-treasur- i ' er of Lexington County Farmers' Union, was here on Thursdav. J* Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Halriwanger, fi with Masters Rufus DaiejT and William Charles, 9pent the week-end at Bates- a burg and Baxter. j rj Ladies, if you wish to see a line of j a pretty dress goods?the latest patterns out?and perfect beauties in waist e ? goods, and a wtll selected line of dry j s\ > goods and notions, you should ju.st j o walk into the store of H. N. Kaminer I w & C >. Evervrl ing the newest. Call j and look whether you buy or not. I S( l a id Get $25 I js them from 1 to 9, so that no fl M n the total will be 15. The same 1 Conditions of the contest are as t| ^ . State age, as no answer will be 'ears eld. Only one answer ac- | ^ jht is reserved to reject answers | w ; answer will be Riven a $25.00 ? the purchase of any building lob S I Lexington, S. C. The right is R ^ o 25. Time for answering will ex- g j'0 :s right in the heart of Lexington | , so send in your answer at once g p ed over. If you haven't got the | and I will loan it to you. | ar . J? I re LEXI0ST88, S. C. i j L' tu |S lug I v p r* i, Live S2ock, Vshicles 11 " i ~ # tSu j a ' ./ e li ___ 1 i HMUIWHI ?Bin i IIII. If m 1. Jwrt#TvqCTrBntLv> * wj Wj a buggy or wagon, if so | ?s ist makes on the market. | . |) r irker buggies any style || I I aess and Gears for the | ? P 1 ase City Wagons. The I j, and general service and | n ,u- i ? line Engines and Farm- $ ~ M n 1 s $ V iOwhere for we have what $ I (i to please you. We are no p v :ee means something. Try p lj | ' 63g Si C. ^ ling, Shoes, Hats, G 1 Goods, Etc., is at j while with the seas ace. Call whether : jl mm ?r js ]\*iss Tranni-3 Black, a charming oung lady of t .'ic Holiovv Creek sec- | ion, spent Monday in Columbia, hopi ing. Mr. John T. Seibels, a prominont tarney of Columbia, was here Moilay on matters of business. The many friends of Mr. A. Marks rill be glad to learn that, he is able to e out again, after having been conned to his bed vvili illness. Mr. W. M. Schwartz, of Columbia, popular salesman of Lorick & Lowinee Co., spent Sunday with relatives nd friends neio. Miss May Meetze, a popular and harming young lady of Columbia, pent Sunday in Lexington, the guest t her cousin, Miss Meredith Midler, 'ho has been quite ill. Mr. Sidney Steele is building a handome cottage on Depot street. Dame amor says th..t Sidney will shortly >211 the band of Benedicts. How about Sidney. Rev. Joab Edwards, of Lr.esville, lied the pulpit in the Baptist church ere on last Sunday morning and veiling. Dr. W. Price Tixnmerman, one of le most popular puysicians in the junty ana a resident of Batesourg, as in town Monday, Mr. D. B. Rawl, of Batesbnrg, a Dpular lumber dealer of that town as hereon Monday. Magistrate E. T. Raueh, of the ork, was in town Monday. How is a good time lor all prospecve candidates to hand in tneir anDuncements. Mr. D. E. George is building a neat ssideuce at the depot. Misses Mary ana Katie Bell Caughtan and Lucye Daniels Wingard spent le week-end whh relatives and iends in Leesyijle. Old newspapers 15c hundred at The ispatch oiiice. WANTED?Second h nd b <.gs and irlap: anv kmd; an> q ,ai tijy; anyhere. RICHMOND ~AG GOMPAY, Richmond, Va. 25 Providence Lutheran church, near txingtou, is being remodeled, refUrnhed and repainted and when finished ill appear iO be a new church. The int conference of the Lutheran lurch will meet there on Friday bere the first Sunday in April. Mr. John T. H&llman, of Batesbnrg oute 1, lias our tiia.ins lor his prompt j mittauce for Tue Dispatch. Vv'e ; e glad to learn that he L recovering i orn his long and severe illness. Mr. L. E. Sox. of Brookland, kindly i memoered the primers uy sending j s subscription torough the mail, i rft others do likewise. A new line of bedroom suite, at pop- j ar prices, at Scott iisudrix j :re store. Remember that this is campaign ; jar and you'll lieou Tue Dispaujn. ! iDsciibe now. In this issue will he found an adver- \ semenc of the Win. C. Gerraty Co., oung's Island, 6. C. Tins lirai eerlirily growa the iiuesi cabbage plants . l the world, and seiis them in qualities of 1,000 and upwards, at most : ?asonable prices. The plants com* i ig rroin them this year are the best j ver sold here. We recommend this * rm to all merchants handling plants. ! A fresh shipment of hardy Wake- . eld and Fiat Dutch Cabbage Plants, : 5e the uuudred, at Tne Kaufinann j )rug Co. Mr. Will JD. George, of Buffalo, S. !., paid "the old fo;ks at home'' a isu last Sunday. He holds a lucraive position wit/i the Bulfaio Mills, nd we are glad to say he is doing fell. Old newspapers for sale at The )ispateh office at loo hundred. Mr. J. Hamp Hutto, one of the most ldustruus young farmers of Loute 3, was in town Monday. Mr. futto is one of the prompter paying nbscribers on our iisi, ana a ciever nd popular gentleman. i FOR SALE?Single comb White jeghorn eggs at $1.50 per setting of iteen. II. L. Keller, Gilbert, S. C. Mr. C. P. McCartha, the porular eweier ox Gilbert, was nere Monday. We are glad to chronicle the improvcicnt in ibe cojiuiiion of Mr. P. M. rick's son, alter Uudeigoing several perations at the Kuowiton ilospnai. young man is now ut Home. Dr. 13. F. Mack and family have roved from Leesvilie to Lekhigion nd are occupying the Oswald resience on Main street. We glauiy welcome them. lUiss Meredith Midler, who has been u'Lc: ill fur the pa-t several days, is ery much Improved, to the delight of .or Lost el friends. Mrs. .Toe J. L >wr., of near Irene, irs.iite iiJ at ner hoiin , much to the rgrct of nor many friends. i>i;ly Martin arrived in town last reek* and as usual, 0 irking up his bode in rear or toe Dispatch ollice. Ls arrival is said to in the tiding. of varm weather. Peach and plum trees are in full ilomn. mi (1 it is tiuuuuht that the :rop will be plentiful. Mi*. Homy Jake Ivja I, of Prosperity, ne of the uest ft Jiows that t ver lived, pent Monoay in Lexington. On account of shortness in t ur paper ve are compelled to cut tLort our oading matter tuis week. rent's Furnishings, Carpets, Matti J. L. Mimnaugh's Mammoth De on's newest styles, and the prices you buy or not. .IJGM'S c KnamasEMaEWBESSEaEaEB^assaBEaasas^ssasgBEa^ We Are Starting ??^ of Fine f"' '' " ' 0UF ad^Ci | of business < ipt^'T mx 14 iae all or cads a ; ~ ' " - loaded a rnr. ^ . FARM W It is time to haul fertilizers and put cut th< wagon and none better than the Mitchell. Old Hi the wagon business. 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue OUR GUARANTEE ME, iimibbbwi bmct-i - anaiiibwaamabmriawnktoamnmpmpnncawf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^} Boards Of 1Sq"ui County of Lexington.. Bv George S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate The township ar.d tc "judge. assessors will meet at Whereas, Mrs. MalLsa Hammond ienfc I,lacc in their resP made suit to me, to grant her Letters of townships a*teF Administration of the Estate of and *910, a* s0:)n there-it i effects of Enoch Hammond. c.fth Tne county bour< These are therel'cr" to cite and ad- 51011 v/j" meet at L< monish all and singular the kindred and nouse, in Lie county a creditors of the said Enoch Hammond. 011 Tuesday, Lie 20th ol deceased, that they be and ap- | the purpose of he. pear, before me, in the Ccurt of Pro- i pto. ^ bate, to be held at Lexington, C H., i The chairman of the t S. C., on 10th day of Mar. 1910, iiex*, sr'!P bcartis compose m after publication hereof at 11 o'clock iu i ?t tquudzation. the forenoon, to show cause, if any they I ' * he hr*f name appeal have, why the said Administration belovr vj?; act as cbaii : should not be granted. i djfc?T*r?f l>o.".ros a:c ergGiven under my hand, this 23rd day ! r.':OU"s;?e<. t;> cab ao too of Feb. Anno Domini, 1010. after t n> lor.n dax Geo. S. Dkafts. (L. S.) ! r ^ clanks, ;nst:n Probate Judge, Lexington County, 8. C. j -^:)ri - asa: f?A* rc-turns t< Published on the 2nd day of Mar. i express. 1010, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2w , _ .* Auditor Lexir; JLggg.-urc.zv/A'- '.'^i r i OTru fiUEMWC I r h\ 1 r m iirr l%i 11 v*s s i h I mb11I.I1 SSI t .lilmfl h & ?L H Jsl ix V kiu u /a w rl j <.ja.?u4m.iiw|i.wm jg.uimimiirr?ir? vr*ir.Y-?rjrz: vjimi tw3*? wi.m; x^nenrar^ra^ir mm^wrr imxnr: Sere "You Always Find An immense stock to select: most stylish merchandise. Dry ; Ladies' Suits, Skirts, Shoes, Clot # To give you an idea, we que r^i^iw1 \ mi v*. -* . r.-. r i.TiCia^ixy^r.kiM/r.'c^irji^/Aun.isvaaj SOU Ladies' Sidrts, all colors, vv>-09 i0? will buy 2ne Silk ? value at ?2. So Eaves', '.he yard 49-inch Lawn, just the. thing for ion will buy Lonsdale waists and dresses, at, the yd 5 so? k and Batiste, \n.rd. 10c will buy Irisn Linen, worth 7 i-2e will bnv 39-ircii double, yard 10c lap-, limit 10 yards, the ; ' " *" o 1.,,,- i (r-nci! '; -I f~< \ y 11*, 1 n (fij"Lr- <51 no will bov .'i ns.iro j Will kh m,-. t- ? , ...... _ __ j hams, the yard 5c to:ns 3 1-2 yards long, G 10c will bvv 40-inch Linen Lawn, pair 7... worth 25c. at Eates\ yard. . .. 10c ?1.75 will buy a Cvl 8 l-8c. v."ill buy 38-inch White Linen, Qniit, irye si;:e. only, the yard 8 l-3c 5c will buy a 25c bo: S 1-Sc w'iii buy 40-inch Lawn, white dor, box and sheer, the yard .8 i-3e the will buy a 25c bos 10c will be.y Manhattan Silk Cham- eakca in hex, for brays, the yard 10" 25c will buy 50c Ta Ladies' Hats, latest styles for spring inches wide, yard and summer, at all prices. 50c will buy all-over I Think of it! A girls' ready trimmed f dresses 25 e will buy a $1.00 Sailor, while oc will buy best "Val o they last 25e 7ard Ladies'Slippers, tan, vici kid and 10c w.il buy all Silk patent leather, from $1.25 to $2.GO ; 22, 40 a: d 60, all colors mxm awflroww* nwwyt-warCTf? 11 ippwctbiwwtoi j *vtt In this we are offering will you take it? Ill BU#' s Cor. Main and Richland Sts. Sells i ng, Rugs, Art Squares f ^ partment Store. I v will please you. Any- J ;oLU^atA, s. c. i *, *r Willi a lew Lot Uules rtisement last week of sixtyorses and Mules at $20.00 to .ead off brought a crood run ^9 t3 and practically cleaned out .nd ends. We have just un4 t C 1 X 1 2 bunch Ox extra p-ooci Mules. s compost, no tetter time to buy a good ekory and Hacksey. Tliese are leaders in jj$ If** ^ l^lfl ^ ? Columbia, 5. C INS SOMETHING. V jiiz&uca. Use and Wossss Waitfsdl >-vn boards of The Government pays Railway Mall some conven- Clerks 5300 to SI ,200, and ether ^iV-he?%>lCl?r employees up to 82,500 annually, 4 ;er a3 praefci- Uncle Sam will hold examinations :i of equahza- throughout the country lor Railway jzingtoii court (jlerk?, Custom House Clerks, uditor'a oftice, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Departf March, 1910, mental Clerks and other Government ?riug appeals, Petitions. Thousands cl' appointments will be made. Any man or woman ; own and town- over 13. in City or C'-nmry can get e county board instruction and lr t- if o.rmation by v ritiug at or.ee to t!-e TUrsau of Inring on the Jist .tmetim/OD N Ham.iiiLuiidigu, Rothnan until the /...f.- v Y anized and i? ' " auditor's o3 ce " ~ ~ - .7.-7-7= r of Marcn, , .... .. etions, etc. .. t, ?i rfKj?rj be sent. by ?.i'.?ct.:taty o. it Society or the S . jvc e.eran St nou \) Will tali: zt\ b\-"ha!i ' t rr'.>;y,.or:s r.ext gton County. Sand/*} voornug / t - ?u ui.j ay , 4:c;0 p. m. at I'i'ovidoree. J *rrimr:p "wr.rt v.'-'-frtrvrrri?T-.~-.ryi.xT': ~-/v:- 7SS m- a-.-t - ? vi-tv >/m e yr-j rrr**> .* % Q i II HAWS' ti El s tit UniLu i ,aniii r n^rtf *v ewiaauvt^* .uasnoun u.t w-3rt.i^ua>^JLr. ,~> lib*?) O^ov |W I Aag? ^ Jim SgH Lijohl L S S ^ <isJ *V U E i! ?sii5 ij? v 3 from, and all the newest and Goods, Notions, Millinery, v hing, Hats, etc. > )te only a few prices: rgior.^ IZ^ai3KJEWClgZCi' MM.TsM*~* * -*.iVir^wi -? ?'CT3>ggr^TTC^a striped Kau at | Vifho!ssa3s to 5l1*r chants. ^ C?.nibrio Nam-' Mm-hani* will do wrti to visit tnr. I our ostaolishment bcforo buying else- * i FruB Bieneh- whore 7 Best ball thread. ?0 b d's to box. the m ? V.'irulotv Onr- box loc jj : inches v.icle, The ho-t spool eottcn, ICO ccz. to ?! 00 cabinet. f: r $1.2o :.}j Karseiiios j,r,o<>s r.ud embroideries, from, lc Talcum Pov/- ^ U:>; . -c 2-m-l rriioo Polisn, the dozen 'Ac * : Toilet Soap, Boys', Mioses' and Ladies' Hose, v. 10c the ciozen boo blc Luton, OS Sea Idand IPonespun. vnrd 10c ?r>o , Aoron and Dross Ginghams, th.e t JtlOG ^!Ul -Vthb i f .? { I .-a > vara 4 i-ic ] j 30-ineii'vVbito Linen, the yd 7c ^ n the ciar -et, ; ghirtwaist^Igdras^ the yard..8 1-2c Ribbon, N'.n. I Hundred; s of other articles you can j' yard lCc . buy from, lls at Bargain Prices. A ' l / 1~r~ I . ??? M" Trwjf^|LM Imi , iigpanwOTBjBBBTBi^agpMBWBBMP you a business tonic? it for Lesaf, Goluiiibln, S. 0. ... j