The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 29, 1911, Image 8
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Go to Henry Drug Store, Chapin,
S. C., to have your eyes tested for
glasses. Examination free. We
afco handle a fall line of drag9,
patent medicines, jewelry, paints,
etc.
PXHCXL AND SCISS03S
For pore hogs lard at 12)4 cents per
I pound, go to M: D. Harman's grocery.
Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman will
leave tomorrow for Florida, where
oTvor?/i qovp.psI days with
bUtjr mu oytuw ?
their daughters, Mrs. Sneiderand Mrs.
Lee. Mr. Perry D. Steele will have
charge of Col. Herman's store during
his absence.
LADIES ! You are cordially invited
to call and see the newest things ont
in Easter dry goods, notions, e^c,, at
Jfeetze & Soft. The prices are right. Miss
Jodie Canghman, a bewitching
and talented young woman of Columbia,
was the guest of Mrs. Samuel
Jesse Leaphart during the week-end.
MATTING?Pretty patterns, cheap,
at Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store.
Miss Ernestine Graiehen the lovely
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. G
Graiehen, spent the week-end in Lexington
as the guest of Mrs. Samuel
Jesse Leapheart. - Miss Graiehch
teaches in the Little Mountain high
school.
Jello, in assorted flavors, 10 cent
_ packages, at M. D. Herman's grocery
Mavnr Sam P. Roof, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. W. P. . Roof, is
spending several days in St. Augustine,
Fla., recuperating from his re.
^ illness- May fcfs stay be a
Sfeasant one and everybody hopes that
e will soon return permanently restored.
Daring the hot weather an oil or
gasoline stove will serve mighty well
r in cooking. . All sizes with or without
ftyeus. You will find them at reason'^ablepriaefl,
at Scott Hendrix'a Furniture
Store.
WANTED?Ten or fifteen head of
poor yearling, heifers or weaned calves
fear pasture. Apply to
J. J. Fox, Lexington, S C.
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I have Just openeu up ? wiupicvc
line of Ladies' Hats?the veiy latesi
styles and shapes?from the highest tc
the lowest in price. Also complete
line of gents' furnishings, suits, hats,
shirts, ties, collars, cuffs, etc. Gal!
and make an inspection before yoc
bay. . D. E. Hammond,
2w22 Gilbert, S. C.
A carload of White Satin flour jnsl
received at J.S. Wessinger's, Chapin
S. 0., and the prices are right.
We have received a renewal front
. Prof. H. W. Barre of Olemson college
Henry is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W
W. Barre and is one of the brightesl
young men that has ever gone ooi
from Lexington.' Well indeed is he
performing his datiea at Olemson. -*
See the line of beantifnl Toilet Sets,
just received, at Scott Hendrix's Pur
nitnre Store, cheap. .
Hon. H, B. Wannamakar, of Sandj
Bun, was a pleasant caller at The
. Dispatch office yesterday.
FOR 8ALE?The J. A. Mailer place
consisting of 73 acres, a well appointed
dwelling and outbaildiugs. A part ol
the plice is in the incorporate limits
of the town of Lexington. An idea)
" - ^1* A r, r\1 cr #?/\
home. Terms reasonable. -a-Hf*/ w
.V . . - Alfred J. Pox, real estate and in?arance,
Lexington, S. C.
* Aak for onr big PRE E list of Parma
for Sale. Johnston Realty Company
, Johnston, S. 0, ! 20 tf
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LOiiO MAIN 8TREE
Solicits a Share
The many friend9 of Miss Katie
% ?-11 fn lnarn
Bell Uaugnman win oe ^icoavu UV AVUt MM I
that she is recovering from her severe
illness. Miss Banks, the trained
nnrse, has returned to Columbia.
New catch fat mackerel, 5 cent9
each, at M. D. Harman's grocery.
Miss Elizabeth Harman has returned
to Lexington, having recovered from
her recent severe illness at the home
other brother, Mr. T. S. Harmon.
Everybody is glad to see Miss Lizzie
again.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Crews and children,
of Spartanburg, have been the
guests of Hon. and Mrs. C. M. Ehrd
for several days.
Miss Anna Brown, the charming
little milliner at W. P. Roof's for the
past several seasons, has returned from
the north, to the delight of everybody
in Lexington. Miss Brown is preparing
for her Easter opening.
Mr. John M. Stuart, one of Mimnaugh's
popular clothing clerk's, of
Columbia, spent the week-end with
bis sisters in Lexington.
The Easter footwear just received at
Meetze & Son's, embracing every
thing In shoes, oxfords and slippers,
for men,v women and children, surpasses
anything ever seen in Lexingington.
Call early.
Mrs. P. L. Helms and children, of
Columbia, have been on a visit to the
Misses Stuart.
White Satin Flour, every barrel
^guS-capteed, at right prices, at J. S.
WessingSr ?, ?hapin, S. C.
We were glad to have a call from
that most genial eentlAzsan and prominent
newspaper man, Ool. S, H, AulJ,
of Newberry, on Friday. Col. Anu
loved by all of the members of the
fourth estate, he having been president
of the State Press Association for
many years.
- . Try the string can beans at lOcents,
the okra tomatoes, at 15 cents,
Quaker oats 15 cents; all fiesh and
good, at M. D. Harman's grocery. .
Dr. E. C. Ridgell, of Batesburg, one
of the best men that ever lived, was
in town Monday attending a meeting
of the County Corn, Growers' Association,
of which he is the president.
' Misses Annie Lou Harman and Alma
> Long spent Satnrday in Columbia
shopping. *
B. P. Barret and P. I. Rawl were
i among those who went to Columbia
5 on Friday night to hear the famous
> socialist, Eugene V. Debs.
* Mrs. J. K. Derrick, of little Moun|
tain, is in Atlanta, baying been called
1 there on eccount of the serious illness
1 of her sister, Mrs. R T. Williams.
The many friends of Mrs. \Williams in
this county will be pleased to learn
^ 'o mnnh imnroTfld.
P Ituau DUO U -r
' Arthur S. Thompkins, Esq., a lead*
ing member of the Edgefield Bar, was
i in town Monday on legal business.
v, FOR SALE OR BENT?Good milch
cows with young calves. Apply to
? Mrs. I. V. Wessinger, Lexington, S.
& O., R. F. D. 3.
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ffr Those subscribers who are in
arrears will please bear in mind that
> the printer is ever in need of his dues,
and that we will appreciate an early
. remittance.
[' WANTED?Second Hand bags and
burlap, write for prioes. Richmond
^ Bag Co., Richmond, Va. 25
r A Cold. LaGrippe, then Pneuj
monia.
Is too often the fatal sequence, Fo
ley's Honev and Tar expels the cold,
checks the lagrippe, and prevents pneumonia.
It is a prompt and reliable
t couch medicine that contains no narcotics.
It is as safe for yoor children
as yourself.
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We have received a
World and we cord
I latest.
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Our Stock of New
i Easter Outfit at Poj
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a Select Stock of the Best. Gi
in the Mercantile Line. Wf
LOBE BET 601
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Your Valued Pat
Card of Thanks.
To the Editor of The Dispatch.
I wiaii uo t>xiena uj> biuoere thenks
noiirkKnru Unofnllr flnH
U\J llijt Uv?i u^i^u aaaaaoavt*** v
manv kind friends who came to idp
and tendered their assistance and
heartfelt sympathy during my suffering
from burns. My heart will ever
'Vs i U l i of iuve and gratitude to you,
nnd I prav that God mav bless and reward
each of you. While I am not
well. I am thankful that I am now
able to be ut> yxm. i ^hall a1wa\s
remember each and every one of you.
Bessie Kleckley.
Give Them a CalL
irienaswiii nna Tnos. jjlook and
Layton corner of Gervais and Assembly,
C dumbia. S. C . with fall line of
Fancy Groceries, Feeds, etc. Give
them a call. 24
5 pet cent inte/tedt paid "on 6adi
patent Aenu-annuai^. 2)epoait<
Cam mete iaf accaUiitA ai
Cfmpfe facilities far 1 xan?fi*uj'
WiflP appreciate?. Sa^ekj depa
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achievement. Butvyou kn<
more he wants." !fhis heir
in soliciting new business;
. are so well equipped to bar
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ially invite Your Inspection.
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Spring Dry Goods has arrivi
3ular Ptices.
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GROCERIES AHD
roceries and Hardware, mak
i also carry a full line of Sho
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A. O. Banks Is Dead.
Just as we go to press this morning
we learn that A. O. Banks died in the
old soldiers home in Columbia last
night. No further particulars can be
learned at the hour of going to press.
The Orpheum Theatre.
Of all the musical comedies that
have come to Columbia, Charles
Leslie's company has impressed all
theatregoing people as amoi.g the best
and the Orpheum ha9 been crowded at
each performance for the past week.
The mu?ic, songs and plays are good.
If yon are in Columbia be sure and go.
Cold Drinks, Fruits, Etc*
Cold drinfes of all kinds, the choicest
fruits and finest candies, always fresh
aud HD-to-date, at Summer & Fulmer's,
Chapin, S. C. 2w
*, & qs.
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f5,000,00
ncf deposit*,. interest &eiita cami
$/,00 and o/ioA, received.
do Apeciaf attention,
yauz &uMa<z&$, and yawi accoun
iit fjaxeA faz zent, &/.00 pez i|eai
^r&Utf&n/ ant/ at Ate v.
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to -be satisfied with presen
m "the more a man gets thi
tg true, we are then justifie<
md especially so, since w<
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Our Eastei-Hats are here
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i FARES SUPPLIES
ing a Specialty of Farming ]
>es, all Styles for Men, Won
fY,
COLUMBIA, H. C
ompt Attention.
October 1;
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i Farms I
|| Lexington farms are in de- 5jjj ;
^ mand, and Lexingtonians are ^ |
^ buying-. Farm9. If you have one K
)k lor sale, or if you want to buy, ft
3 l?t us know. g
^ A nice residence with good or g
* chard and gtrden, and 15 lots;
Sjj also splendid store house and lot ^
* in thriving town of Inno. New
(k negro college tor the town. Price b
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Colombia, S.
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Dry Goods, N<
IIng, Milline
Matting an
Give some though
wear and seriously ai
will I do my trading
If the Best Goods i
be considered you w:
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Nono better and n
sell the best and you
than if you had boug
Boys' Clothing, Mei
Caps, Trunks at
Goods, Silks, W1
Napkins and Doyli
tings and Rugs, M
Millinery Departm
Dresses as low as $1(
ed Shirt Waists at oj
good apron gingham
Island at 5c 36 inche
All we ask is that
I do all yon desire to
and it won't be any
memorandum calls f
the State. We only
g gains we have for y<
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I am prepared to execute i
in the tonsoriai line. Shi
Hair tonics, mole and wart
to hill or remove moles or i
I Prices; Hair Cut, 20c; S
Shave, 10c; Hair Tonic, 5c.
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HARNESS, PLOW GEARS, B
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Etc.,
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DONE AT RIGHT PRICES.
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929 Gervais Street, mB|
COLUMBIA, S. C.'
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dtions, Cloth- I
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it to yonr Spring and Summer
sk yourself the question: Where
this Spring? ?
and Low Prices are anything to H
ill come to flHl
aighty few as good. We o.Jy ^ H
don't have to pay any more
;ht the cheaper goods. .
i's Clothing, Hats end jB
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lite Goods, Damask, H
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illinery, MB
ent the best in the State, Silk Hfl
).00 each. 600 Fine Embroider* HH
nly $1.00, worth $1.50. 1000 yds .
at 5 and 6%c. 3000 yds. Sea
s wide. . MBm
you give us a trial and we will
be done. The stock is Large
trouble in buying what your HH
or. See us for best values in Hfl
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anything in first-class manner HH5j
\t razors and clean towels. Jg
k ller. for sale. Guaranteed MH
varts without leaving scars.
ihampoo, 20c; Massarge, 20c; 1 H
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