The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 01, 1911, Image 8
Go to Henry Drag Store, Obapin,
8. O., to hayfc your eyea tested for
gjUeeee. Examination free. We
olao handle a foil line of drags,
patent medicines, jewelry, paints,
ate*
PENCIL AND SCZSSOSS.
tissue papers for making flowers,
he., at The Bazaar.
j
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bawl and children,
of Bafcesburg, spent the week-end
with relatives here.
The friends of Miss Bessie Kleckley
W&l be glad to learn that she is rapidrecovering
from the severe burns
- ? v i
8 received several weeas
Rev. T. S. Brown, pastor of St.
Stephen's Lutheran church preached
a strong and impressive sermon 0:1
Sunday evening on missions.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Austin
Roof, a son. The popular R. F. D.
arrier is wearing that smile that
j wont come off.
All eyes are on the town of Chapin,
and it will pav prospective purchasers
to attend the big Auction Sale of towu
lots, Saturday Feb. 4th, at 11 o'clock.
W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
p t?r?nf'? miinv friends
u&ajut ua-ii j. . w ^
throughout the county and state will
learn with much pleasure of his continued
improvement.
; All eyes are on the town of Chapin,
: aad it will pay prospective purchasers
to attend the big Auction Sale of town
lot?, Saturday February 4th, at 11
. o*dock. W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
Rev. J. C. Counts, who has been
onfined to his home by illness for the
past two weeks, is very much better.)
All eyes are on the town of Chapin,
it will nav nrosDective purchasers
to attend tbe big Auction Sale of towD
"lots, Satorday, February 4tb, at 11
o'clock. W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
Miss Estolle Harman delightfully
entertained a number of her friends
at a party on Saturday evening.
! : All eyes are on tbe town of Ghapin,
and it will pay prospective purchasers
so attend the big Auction Sale of town
lots. Saturday, February 4th, at 11
o'clock. W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
Prof. W. E. Black went to Columbia
on Saturday to assist in conducting
the An naDolis 9cho arship exami
*?.o ' ?^ ? M ?
nation for Congressman Lever.
Old newspapers, cheapest and best
wrapping paper, 10c per hundred at
The Oispatoh office.
Mr. P. C. Keisler, a progressive
farmer of Gilbert route 2, was in town
yesterday and gave us a pleasant and
profitable call.
All eyes are on the town of JChapin
and it will pay prospective purchasers
attend the big Auction Sale of town
lots, Saturday, February 4th, at 11
o'clock. W. L. Bennett, Auetioneer.
t Mr. Charlie Lindler, of the Fork,
who was accidentally shot by his
brother-in-law, Mr. Skealy, several
months age, was in town Monday
looking hale and hearty.
n, nt> ?rtw m nvma i?ad oat.1t
VADOAUi^ rjua^io x v/iv ?
Good, healthy plants at 15c per hun
dred, and $1.25 per thousand. Julian
Qromer, route 6, Lexington, S. C.
/ > Mr. Heber Shealy, the efficient operator
of the Chapin Telephone Co.,
pent Thursday night in Lexington,
the guest of his friend, Mr. Kinsler
Roof.
All eyes are oa the town of Chapin,
and it will pay prospective purchasers
to attend the big Auction Sale ot town
lots, Saturday, February 4th at 11
o'clock, W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
Misses Oaro and Ruth Efird and Ernestine
Barr, three pretty girls from
the College for Women, spent the
week-end with their parents here.
WANTED?Orders for Cabbage Plants
?grown in fields and, frostproof. 1,600
crated fl.25; 2,000 or more $1.00
per thousand F. O. B. Young's Island.
Address, Ernest M. Dupre Co. Columbia,
S. C. Jan. Il-4wl3.
Prof. H. W. Barre, of the Clemson
College faculty, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Baarei .
FOR SALE?Old Methodist church
building at Lexington, also lot with
same, 75x75 feet. Answer quick.
Alfred J. Fox, real estate and insurance,
Lexington, S. C.
Misses Bessie Lybrand, 'Rebecca
Swearingen, Aldo Stoudemire and
Walter Lybrand, of Columbia, were
guests of Miss May Taylor on Thursday
evening, having come over in a
machine.
FOR SALE?One pair "Standard"
floor scales; one pair hanging scales,
capacity 12 pounds; one pair small
warehouse tracks; one cLeese cutter.
All practically new fixtures. Write,
or see Julian P. Meetze, Lexington,
S. C.
Who bit the mule and knocked the
bit out cf his iaoath? Respectfully,
submitted to Lexington's popular aud
efficient postmaster, the Hon. Samuel
Jesse Leaphart.
FOR SALE?The J. A. Mulier place
consisting of 73 acres, a wed appointed
dwelling and oatbaiidiiigfrc A part of
rfiBS^ the pi ce is in the incorporate amice
oi the town of Lexington.- An ideal
< gome. Terms reasonable. Apply to"
iLlirea J. r^, rem auu liisiu- j
ance, Lexington, S. C. 12fcf |
All ey?s me on ILiO town of Chapm,
and it will pay prospective purchasers
to attend the big Auction Sale of **w/n
lots, Saturday, February 4th at 11
o'clock. W. L. BeiuifcttJAuctioneer.
I A1! eyes are on the town of Cliapin,
and it will pay prospective pnrch?scrs
to attend tne big Auction Sale of tow n
lots, Saturday, Feb. 4th at 11 o'clock,
W. L. Bennett, Auctioneer.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
of the Flmore Mo* or Co, ttiis
1 Ha "Ti'lmiwa ic Anti
ISOUCt A i' t* w*uivivj vwv
of the >est antomotiles manufactured
and a car thai, pos iJses many of
the latest impro'iinents. When in
Columbia let them ftiyo you a
demonstration.
How to cure a cold "s a question in
winch many ?r<> i dorest<^ now.
Chamberlain's Oon^h Kemedyhas won
its p-eat repu. .don and immense sale
by its remarkable cure of colds. It can
always b? depended apem. For sale by
All Dealers.
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Jurors and witnesses will find it convenient
to take their luochfs at Willie
Strothers. lunch counter while attending
oourt. All hours.
While attending court next week
get your hot Lunchos at. Willie Strother's
popular restaurant, next to barber
shop. Served at all hours at reasonable
prices.
T ,oamm will WlPot*, fttl thft
1UU UUW'llUA TY w?home
of Mr. B. H. Barre tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Essie Efird
was nnanimonsly elected organist at
the last meeting a week ago.
It will be pleasant news to the many
friends of Dr. G. R. Harding to learn
that he has so much improved from
his severe illness since his visit to the
Lexington County Fair as to be in his
dental office all the time to relieve
those suffering with their teeth. Notice
his ad in another part of this pa
pci
For Rent.
I offer for rent my place, containing
one good one-horse farm on Horse
Creek known as the "Ben Snelgrove
Place." Good land, good water, good
dwelling, etc. Apoly to Willie Smith,
Lexington, S. C. Route 5. 2w p 14
Valuable Land Sale.
On the 2nd Monday in Feb, 1911,1 will
sell at public auction on the premises
all that tract of land in Boiling Springs
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townsmp, ijexiDgcon uoumv, o.
containing 251 acres divided up into 8
tracts as follows;
Tract No. j. containing 53% acres,
Tract No. 2. containing 72% acres,
Tract No. 3. containing 14% acres,
Tract No. 4. containing 13 acres,
Tract No. 5. containing 15% acres,
Tract No. 6. containing 30% acres,
Tract No. 7. containing 31% acres,
Tract No. 8. containing 20% acres.
This land lies close to Elsie Station
on the Southern Railway and conveyances
will meet 10 o'clock train on date
of sale. Terms of sale: One-third
cash, balance in'one and two years,secured
by mortgage of premises sold,
with privilege to purchaser to pay all
cash.
Rev. S. P. SHUMPERT,
13-15 2w.
' Frost-Proof Standar
We grow only guaranteed plants, true
have used them. Our prices are as folic
thousand: 5,000 to 9,000 at $1.00 per thor
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tnOUStUiUS. vuuru iu c?uij
Varieties: EARLY JERSEY, khown to ?
LESTON WAKEFIELD, same type, bu
largest and earliest of all flat varieties; I
bage and a leader. We guarantee full coi
express office, and satisfaction or money
ed, no delay. Send money by Registered
THE CARR-CARLTON CO.
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^ We earnestly request you to ca]
^ bia to do y(
J Special in Ladies and Misses Sx
^ - $27.50. $1 4.95 for any suit for :
^ fine art squares 9x12 sold up to
jT squares 9x12 sold at $20.00 only
11-4 plaid blankets $6.00 onl
W blankets 1 1-4 at $4.00 special.
^ Children Tea Set: 100 fine tea ?
^ 200 fine kid doll babies, sleeping
J Ladies Fur Set: If you have an
^ good lady, no better place than
? Millinery Bargains: 50'fine hats
W 30 fine hat sold as high up as $]
1 Clothing Bargains: 50 fine hard
price $20 for this sale $14.95, 50
$12.95
Overcoats: 25 Cravenette ovei
regular price $8.50, 25 all wool
$4.95.
Bargains in Shirts: 200 dozen fi
regular price and value 75c onl;
Handkerchiefs and Ties: 25 do:
for 5c. 25 dozen all pure whit*
25 dozen men's Ties at 25 and 5
FITZMi
1703-1706 Main St.
II Horses, Mar
I We are here to serve you
may want, at right prices.
See Us Befoi
Swygert
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To The Suffering.
Why Pay Bis Price? for dental
work when yon can get the beat from
Dr. G. R. Harding at enough less to
pay your expenses coming to Columbia.
5 cents will bring you to his office near
Hyatt Park on the Ridgwood car. All
moUntol noo/1 iinTTATiAUTTilUn tn ho
Uiawilffl MOVU *J VX * ' A WV wv
of the best and the workmanship SUPERIOR.
Extracting of teeth absolutely
painless, no after suffering with
the month. Don't pay any attention
to the false reports about Dr. Harding
He is living and doing as good dental
work as ever.
8 DON'T DEM LONGER!
5 In providing your home Q
2 with a good piano or crgan I
I Doubtless, you have prom- |*
ised your family an instru- R
menfc. |
< No home i9 complete without
music, and nothing is so
inspiring and cultivating.
Mu'sic helps to
drown sorrows, and gives
entertainment for the children,
and keeps them at
home.- This is our27th year
of uninterrupted success here
hence we are better prepar|
ed than ever to supply the I
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OeSD planus auu urgaus (tuu H
will save you money. B
Write us AT ONCE for catlogs
and for our easy payment
plan and prices.
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14 2? Main St. Columbia, S. C.
(Dealer in High Grade *
PIANOS AND ORGANS
d Cabbage Plants.
to name, and recommended by all who
ivs: 1,000 to 4,000 plants at $125 per
tsand: 10,000 to 15,000, 90 cents per
m. Write for booklet on culture, etc.
ill as the earliest pointed head: CHARt
lager and little later: SUCCESSION,
TmT DUTCH, our large flat late cabmt
in every box, safe delivery to your
refunded. Plants shipped when orderletter,
Express or P. 0* Money Order.
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, Box 17, Meggetts, 5. G.
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>r Shoppers $
I at our store when in Colum- J
)ur shopping ^
lits: $17.95 for any iait up to ^
misses they sold at $13.50. 50 ^
$27.50, only $21.95, 25 fine art
$15.95, 25 pair of fine all wool ^
y $4.00, 25 pair all wool white ^
;ets complete at only 25c and 50c f
I dolls 25c, 50c and 75c ?
iv notion to buy a fur set for the ^
here.
i sold as high up as $5 enly $1.98 ^
[0 only $4.95 ^
L finished suits all wool regular ^
fine all wool suits sold at $16 50 ^
rcoats for young men at $5.95 ^
Overcoats Sold at $7.50 only ^
me shirts dress ard soft collars ^
y 49c each ^
zen fine white Handkecheifs 2 J
j linen at 5c each. %
0c worth 50 and 75c. ^
\URICE ?
Columbia, ? C. ?
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es i Mules. I
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jp We have in our 3
jp Stables Horses, Mares I
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p and Mules suitable for |
gf any and all purposes. |
|| Come in and make |
0 your Selection. |
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with just such stock as you I
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Notice-Sale Personal Propei ty
I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the late residence of George <
0. Clarke, deoeasd, on Thundiy, the
16th day of February, 1911. all the personal
property of said deceased, consisting
of five head of mnles, one horse,
i jt ~c i ?_ a?A
?K3Veu UOOU Ul I1U|S, UUO WW uuu van, |
one automobile, one cotton gin and
press, one mower and hay rake, one
stalk cutter, one shingle mill, wagons
and harness, buggies and harness, timber
carts, farming implements and
other things too numerous to mention.
Paul P. Clark,
ExeestflSC:
Jan. 28tl ' lw IS
A full line of valentines, some beauties
in the lot, just received at The
Bazaar. See them now.
50 H. P. $1750.
I THE CAI
We have the biggest thii
There is no other car in .
like it. This is neither stri
! about a car with valves th<
him from those endless mal
sand the engine has it. In
and finish this car has no c
the car in Columbia, S. C.,
doubt have been looking fo
(has ten moving parts agai
ninety times less trouble,
to buy a car?
(Sub Agents Wanted.)
ELMORE
1409 TAY
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WE HA'
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Two Cars
Mares and Mu]
all purposes.
Come out i
what stock
Our terms and prices
in every deal.
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We manufacture all gra;
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We grew the first FROST PROOF PIAMT S In U
customers. We have crown and eold more cabbegre
teles combined. WHY? Beiauae our plants must pi
M it.19 t'me to set these plants in your section to pet <
that sell for the most money.
We sow throe tons of Cabbage Se
Fruit trees and ornamentals. Write for free catalog
containing valuable information about fruit end ve
Iu lots of 600 at #1.00; 1000 to 6000 tl 50 per thousand; i
fL00 per thousand, L o. b. Yon;res Island. Our speci
Wm. C. Geraty Co^ Box 303
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America which has such a wonderful
ange nor illogicai because, thejmore t
3 more he naturally wants to know al
kers of trouble. As for power for clii
i grace of lines, quality of material ar
omparisou when it comes to the pric
and be convinced of its gocd joints,
r because it does not have to go to tfr
nst five hundred ofan}T other engine
Don't you think this is worth thinki
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Horses, GoodlM
Les, Suitable for j|J|
and see us for Hi
: you may want. W
are right. We are here to
^If you want a BUGGY or ^
[AYE THE BEST MAKES.&
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eneral Merchants,
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eduction, buy from the
SEE FERTOJZI
CHARLESTON, S. C.
iles of fertilizers and carry a largo stock of th
want fertilizers for Cut ton p Cori2, Gl ain,'
the best from a weii known company such a.
AKEE rERTILIZER CO., Charleston, S.
"The Home of Good Fertilizers"
IVhlTk FOR PRICE*.
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BBAGE PLANTS ^
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ICE PLANT GEO WEBS. j]
m<a.~z~i6oiistKnvctju^ ~^aiToRTSTXHH zb ~ *'w* 11 jfl
Aliulo lour PLAT DUTCH. It
apHal Stock $30,000.00 ^ I
?8. Now hare orer twenty thonftandjatlafled I
piUTSuan an orncr pvi?w?? ? I fl
eaae or we send your money back. Order now; I
extra early cabbage, and tbey are the oaee I ' 1
>ajI ma* ???mh Al?o grow full line ot J J
I0H per season strawberry Plants, | 1
: of (fiat-proof plants of the best varfet. 3, { J
getable growing. Prices on Cabbage Plants.? } fl
>.000 to 9.000 $1.25 per thousand: 10.000 and over I C
al axprasa rata on plant* Is vary low* j 8
J Yonges Island, S. C. I 1
30 H. P. $1200.
HALVES /:
11 Elmore Car.
engine, or can have one
he average man knows ^ J
X)ufc a car which will free
mbing hills and pulling
id richpess of upholstery
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:e asked for them. See !
This is the car you no
e repair shop. The engine ^
, therefore gives four and m |
ng over when you want 1
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give you satisfaction
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