The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 14, 1910, Image 8
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Col. E. L. Asbill, of Lee?
Gk> to Henry Drug Store, Ohapin, town Monday on legal bus
S. 0., to have your eyes tested for Dr L Kneece, of Bi
glasses. Examination free. We down Monday to see Mrs.
also handle a full line of drugs, wanger.
patent medicines, jewelry, paints, Mr. Charlie Taylor spent
i etc. Columbia on matters of be
Mr. T. P. Meetze the po]
ant, spent Monday in the
rascxi AND SCISSORS. The LexingWn Coanty ;
larger and better this yeai
Wiytide Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man. r^eavceT
The Lexington Mfg. Co.
~ , ..... , . .. ^ i some repairs on the water
Get your exhibits ready for the com- the pon? hag been drawn
ming fair. , days.
Mr. James Caughman, one of oar County Treasurer Wingz
Oldest subscribers and best citizens, engaged writing receipts fc
while in town yesterday, made us a tion of the fall taxes.
pleasant call. dr. CLIFTON?Eve, Ej
Miss Earnestine Barre has been on Throat?Specialist willl t
. a visit to Miss Estelle Raul at Lees- mann Drug Co. Oct. 1st.
. ville t*ept. 26. Saluda Sept. 21
5 or 6 doses ,<666', will cure any *DTlrg Sept. 29-30. Operatior
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. eJe passes. Charges reas
examinations free, call at
Mr. J. B. Morris, Jr., of The Dis- for any further informatio
patch, spent the week-end at his We regret to announce
home in Barnwell. illness of Mrs. n. R Haltir
Mr. G. A. Derrick attended the of our Assistant Editor, wl
meeting of gove4hment farm experts from the office will accoi
held at Chick Springs on Wednesday short comings of this issue,
and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Os
Don't forget to make an exhibit at Monday in Columbia, h:
the county fair. over m the "Keit," one .
cars of the Oswald Automc
Mrs. Dr. E. P. Derrick and little The caughman & Harm!
Homer, were visitors to Oolumbia Mon- j03t received a shipment o
. ' Kentucky horses. They a
Dr. Jas. Crosson, a leading physician and will doubtless take c
of Leesyille, was in Lexington Mon- ribbon at tue county and st
day. ' . Mr. B. P. Roland was in
n u- n u. t xt t> i a?d did not forget liif
. Miss Hattie Hook oi New Brook- to the printers, for which
jand, is visiting Misses. Mary and thanks
Katie Bell Caughman. ' .. TT
Mrs. Walter Harman h
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any home from Asheville, aft*
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. sometime with her parent
Mr. J. Thos. Kleckley, one of our
prompt subscribers, on Lexington Greenville S C J
route 1, called in to see us Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Steele, of near , Prof. J, B. K(
Barr's, have just returned from a delightful
trip to Jacksonville, Fla., and Prof. J. P-. Koon, son of
" Knnn. of t.hp Cntnb For
otner points souiu. ? . . 7 y
r I years principal of the
The Lexington Supply Company has j High School, will teach
just completed the installation of a 1 session at Holly Hill.
complete water works system in the
residence of Mr. Scott Hendrix. j Fire 3t LC SVl
Mr. D. F. Eflrd, Secretary of State Lasf; night about 2 or 3
'yEair Association, has purchased one machine shop of Hite & G
of the new Schacht automobiles sold stroyed by fire, also the sh
by the Lexington Supply Company. 0f Oxner was burned.
Mrs. 0. M. Efird and Miss Lucile for
Eflrd spent Monday in Columbia. surance tor Mr. uxner.
Get your exhibits ready for the ScbOOl Teacher 1
county fair. Now is the time to be- j A teaohert gentleman or
tf111 . ; experience and well settle
Mr. E. G. Dreher, the popular cloth- teach the school at Irene,
et, has been confined to his home for Apply to HOMER
the past several days by illness. 2w47 Ii
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For every department of the J. I
NAUGH & CO. Stores are in, and mor<
by every train.
It is impossible to give the slightest
the new novelties and the grand displa
immense stock.
The Bargains are here and will surel
everybody. The Lexington folk are es
invited to call at Mimnaugh's. No
what you want, here you find it. Price
I MIMIMAUGH'
A miville,
was in III MCUlOrilM?? ,
iness. Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of the ;> :" " ~
ixter, came Universe, in His infinite wisdom, has i| _
D. R. Haiti- transferred our deceased brother from |> jp * !
this earthly sphere to a bourne from i| J ?,
. . whence no*traveler returns. |>
,ain^? m Be it resolved: That in the death ]!j
of Brother J. B. Rhud6 Meetze, which XC MpTj
pularmerch- occurred in the city of Columbia on j! X^ X X~j
capital city. September 5th, 1910, our Lodge and i|j
_*? Order are called upon to again realize j,j
iu W1" l""3 the frailty ot manxina ana oznmpu- i /,
; .thaD...eT?r tence of the Giver of life. | | 1
^Everv per- Resolved further: That in token of !|j
1 mnlrp an our respect and fraternal love towards ]>; V
this Knight of Lexington' Lodge No. i|
134, Knights of Pythias, who has gone
, is making to his reward, these resolutions be i|j _____________
wheel, and spread upon the minute book and a jJ 1
for several copy of them be sent to the family of i|i
our deceased brother, also a copy be Jj mi *0 Poo
, ., published in The Lexington Dispatch 1' lllc VJcUIgld. Dcd
?the conic- and the Soutil Cap1'^'shealy:!?' '*ng buggies several
s. J. Leaphart, jll This price is for the
ir, Nose and H. M. Kaminer, ^
>e at Kauf- . ? | It is built tasty an
At Johnston . 1' .
r-28. Bates- The Dispatch would be very glad if j : Come and See it;
is treatment persons in the town having visitors i|| I ... .. . .
jonable, all wouj(j kindly call us up over the phone !|! I Still Sell the J
j 3?ny store 1; at 1
n desired. and tell us about it. We want to get il AlSO SOIIie gOOQ SU]
the serious the visitors and we trust that our ] pjete jjn0 Qf Single
ranger, wife neighbors will help us. I'M .
lose absence . U I price.
unt for the _____________ ! j n , ,
an S6e
ate fairs. A ?* " >; W1 VIM V
town Tueshe0bhasato?unr
Turkeys and other fowl are i 1113-1115 Ham
ready for the axe sooner and j,| ??
as returDed bring more in the market jlj j
jr spending when given ?
8, Mr. and ? j.
? pratts, ??r
(For 36 years called Pratts Poultry Food]
>On. It makes them grow quicker and
Mr I Pal bigger because it improves diges- FltZHUIliriCe S,
y t* ' hfr * tion, purifies the blood, keeps them
iJnLJZl healthy and saves loss from disease. Columbia,
thp pnmino ** 1S a^so a remarh^ble egg-pro- They are back from the noi
? ducer?makes hens lay all the year markets with the best and 1
J iu I 11? I _a. 1. ouos ohnr
round. 20 ID. DUg p*Z.O\J} !)UlflUCi SliUCA. \JI XJLJ VI'JUUo uuvi
>11 sizes from 25c up. them, they are pretty and very c
lI*C; Fntts liquid lie. (Ciller will quickly rid aad 18 well to look up these bai
o'clock th# your poultry and houses of this pest?it is when you are in Columbia, a9
anttwasde- safe and sure. Why don't you try it? maurice's says much higher
op and store Prattor RoHP ^is ,^hat ??.u,^eed t0 9ure will prevail later on, that is not
Small in- Sb? to figure out, cotton 15 to 20c.
but no in- Pratts Htad Lkt Ointment for little chicks, contracts being placed six montl
sure and auick. Excellent for scaly legs enables them to sell you goods ?
? too. It will save chicks for you. f lowest possible price, besides g
Wanted. There's a Pratt remedy for every quality and price. Don't hesita
disease of poultry and livestock? as soon as possible, they will gi1
lady, with eVeiy one you can depend on. Ask bargains they haye then,
d, wanted to us about tnem, , . .
wonncc RAUhMANN DRUG COMPANY. [ Congressman Lever has ret
ene, S. o! ? J from Glenn Springs.
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ORCIA BEAUTY BUCCY | I
IE BEST BUGGY MADE FOR | I
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uty is the best buggy value in Columbia. We have been sel- j;j
I years and this is the best buggy we have ever sold for $65 jj[
5 steel-tired buggy. With rubber tires it sells for $85. j;I
d stylishly, made of the best materials, by skilled workmen. j;t
you will be as strong in its praise as we are. j;|
Sackney and Babcock, as higher grades, having a full stock. j;t
rries and other medium grades in stock. We carry a com- j;|
Harness, and can interest you in something at a reasonable jl;
e Georgia Beauty at your first opportunity. I
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pton Avenue - - Columbia, S. C. J':|
>UR GUARANTEE MEANS SOMETHING ji
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Mrs. J. R. Langford Miss Lillie Rucfcer
LANGFORD & RUCKER
711 by
;heap,
ream a QWAMCPA C rt.
Fitz- 5 '
prices
hard
Their
is ago
it the
tefgo Will open a beautiful line of new Millinery and Notions in
ve the
umed a iew days. Prices to suit the times. Call and see us. *