The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 18, 1910, Page 4, Image 4
1 he Lexington Dispatch
V e; nesday, May 18,1910.
6 3d. Harm an, Editor and Publisher
D. R. Haltiwanger, Assistant Editor.
Enter ad at vhe Post Office at Lexington,
S. O., as second class matter.
, CIRCULATION 2.325.
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Notice Subscribers,
> A Blue X on your paper denotes you
a *e in arrears. A Red X shows that
your subscription expires in the issue
crossed.
As usual, at the last moment, before
going to press, advertisements come
in and crowd out our reading matter,
and we beg our readers to ^excuse us,
for it is certainly hard to turn dollars
away at any time. We will make
good later.
? ? Lexington
On Boom.
Lexington is on a boom. Nothing
like it lias ever struck the town before.
Three business houses are going up at
one time. Contractor John W. Frye
. is pushing, right ahead on the brick
building of Alfred J. Fox, the foundation
being almost completed.
The new building of the Lexington
Rnnnlv Co.. is raoidlv nearing com
pletion and will te ready for occupancy
witbin a few days. This building
is constructed of corrugated iron,
and will be equipped with the latest
r. i nproved machinery. The plant will
~ he operated by electricity. In addition
to handling automobiles of a
-> number of different makes and styles,
the new firm will carry a full line of
hardware and mill supplies, making a
specialty of engine and boiler supplies.
This firm will fill a longfelt
want in this entire section. *
The ground was broken on Monday
morning for the building of the large
brick livery, feed and sales stables of
C. S. Rauch, just below Efird &
. Dreher's law office, 011 depqt street.
This building will be of modern design
and finish, size 66x116, two stories,
and will be equipped throughout
with.every convenience. Mr. Chas.
... E. Coriey is contractor. J
In.addition to the above, there are a
large number of residences going up,
with more to follow soon.
j
Bargains at Win. Piatt & Sen's
- William Piatt & Son, Columbia, are
" offering many bargains in dry good?,
mtions, shoes, millinery, etc. They
handle only the best goods that money
aud experience can buy, and you will
always find their prices the lowest.
Strictly honest and fair in all dealings
witn their customer?giving full value
for every dollar received, wm riaui
oc Son, receive a large share Lexing- ;
ton trade. Always visit their store,
whether you buy or not.
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Charleston, S. C.
THE PRUDENTIAL INSU
Incorporated as a stock c<
John F. Dryden, President.
Plant Your I
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They will yield a si
SAVINGS DEPARTM1
good or bad, and, if the
the principal as well as
mediately had.
Only a small amoui
Let us start the Saving
THE ST
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Wm. Barnwell, President.
John T.
{Bank <
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The Bank Tl
This bank aims to give yoi
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IcneCKS ior you?iurmsn ura
always glad to assist you in 1
with this bank, which make
positors. Our certificates of
We cordially invite the far
their banking with us.
^ J. S. WESSINGER, Presidei
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hygienic methods. Packei
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insurance policy contains
stimates. Every item is
>lutely guaranteed. The
is low.
ALFRED J. FOX, Special Agent,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
RANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA,
>mpany by the State of New Jersey
Home Office, Newark, N. J
Dollars With Us
ire harvest of interest in our
INT, whether the season be
"RAINY DAY" should come,
the interest earned, Can be imnt
is needed to open an account
Habit for you.
ATE BANK
MBIA S. C.
Geo. L. Baker, Vice President
Meltyn, Caskier.
of Chapin
1PIN, S. C. : : :
aat Accommodates
i good services. We cash out-of-town
fts for sending money way. We are
3usiness matters. Make your deposits
8 a point of good treatment of its dedeposit
bear interest at 5 per cent,
mers as well as the business men to do
it. J. F. HONEYCUTT, Cashier
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MBIA, S. C. 3
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) only the best qua]
ire the best made,
narket affords for
Laprobe, and Whi
lete line of Rubber
iders in wagons arc
se wagons are aires
ad the prices are th
above mentioned a
ne year from date c
n town we will be j
ik the above busii
ness in the State.
!e Depf.
"" K"otic3, Trespassers.
This is to notify all persons not to
himt, cut or box limber, make roads or
by-paths, haul wood or straw, or trespass
in any manner whatever upon my
lands in 'Black Creek and Boiling
Springs township, as the law will be
enforced against all trespassers.
S. P. SMITH.
May 2, 1910?lw80
WHFFI WRIGHT AN!) F.LACKSMITH
| II *V -* ? n M* WW MM l?4 - - - We
are prepared to do any kind of
repair work on buggies, and wagons,
rubber tires put on in short notice.
_ Horseshoeing a Specialty,
! We solicit a share of your patronage
and guarantee satisfaction.
J. E. RAWL & COMPANY.
At Rawl Old Stand. Lexington, S, C.
0.0. Kenny Co.
SELL THE BEST AMERICAN REFINED
SUGAR AT COST
We import and roast every pound of |
Coffee sold by us.
Roasted 14c to 35c.
Green 10c to 20c.
Fine Teas 25c to 80c.
Rice sold at Cut Prices.
Pure Baking Powder 20c lb; 10c % lb.
I Walter Baker's Cocoa 20c y2 lb.
" Walter Baker's Chocolate 20c % lb.
g PHONE 157. 1639 MAIN ST I
COLUMBIA. S. C. I
It Is 2To Longer a Question I
as to whether 1
* 'to grow hair ol
\ a ball head. s
I Dr. Harding has added an auxiliary, ^
i in that of a Toilet Soap, which con- f
? tains no acids or animal fats, with 9
j. which to wash the scalp before and
a occasionally wnne using uermozoiie.
' A cake of this soap can be had with
; each bottle of Dermozone.
a Dermozone is for sale by your local (
? Druggist.
? TAYLOR DRUG CO., Headquarters, ^
^ . 1520 Main Street. Columbia, S. C. f
irnessanc
Lity Vehicles Our 1
We also handle oth
the money. See our
ip, all for $85.00, a g
m ? 1 T>~n
1 ire aim jDau-jDeax j.j
), Old Hickory,Studel
idy too well known t
te best that can be
re sold on easy tern
>f purchase.
^lad for you to visit c
less is done on less a:
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LET US SI
E. C. Dreh
Outfitters lor Wen and Boys.
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and DRESSEI
>oors, Sash, Bl
Etc., Write
N. H. DRI
COLUMBIA, - ?
ISTIMATES CHEERFULLY FIGUREI
SHINGLES AND LUMB
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.Vson and Jones
er Buggies, the
'Special Buggy,
jreat bargain.
lg Buggies,
baker and Hicko
question their
obtained anyas
and guaran>ur
show rooms,
xpense than any
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Batesburg,
HOW YOU ^
he best line of
iothing in Amerifor
the price,
rr /^il ? 1 99 I
jrntton Glomes. ?
Ne are agents for Walk- 1
er and Crossett Shoes, I
>tson and No-Name Hats. |
n our Furnishing De-I I
tment you will only find]! I
: best. We sell the bestjil
kes at the same price asJH
iers. I
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Lexington, S. C J
OUCH
D LUMBER,
inds, Shingles,
or call on
iroppq
SOUTH CAROLINA.
market Prices paid for
er of all kinds.
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