The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, August 23, 1911, Image 8
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Go to Henry Drag Store, Chapin,
8. 0., to have yourjeyes tested for
glasses. Examination free. We
also handle a fall line of drags,
patent medicines, jewelry, paints,
etc.
PSSrCZL AND SCISSOR?.
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Saturday will see a large crowd at
Wyse's Ferry, the occasion being a
large barbecue.
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J. F. Wingard has been spending
several weeks in the fountains of
North Carolina.
TELEPHONES A&D SUPPLIES?
Wire and line material, latest and best
equipped party lines for sale by
38 * Sam'L b. George
Mrs. D. L. George left yesterday for
I an extended visit to her sons, Messrs.
& B., L. A. and E. D. George in New
York. She was accompanied by her
ma, Mr. Fred George. They will visit
Washington, Baltxmo^, New York
and Sligsra Falls.
Mr. Charlie T. Koon, one of the cleverest
citizens on routed sent us his
dollar for a renewal to The Dispatch
; [ Monday. Thanks.
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Meters. F. T. Bibb and Sam Bickley
? mamU bo Tola Af
npeu% uto WCC&'CUU uu ?uo xoav V*
Palms. They had a regular "joy ride,"
so Sam says. ,
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Cakes and crackers* the best selections*
at the lowest prices, the Bazaar.
Say, please don't forget ns for we
\ really do need that dollar for your
v paper.
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Buy your stationery?box paper, ink
. and pencil tablets, pens, ink, etc., at
Harman's Bazaar. Complete stock.
Mrs. ?. L. Wingard, Mrs. T. S. Har
man and Mr. Elmer Wingard are visiting
relatives in Bichmond, V?. j
If Yoa Wish to SeN That farm, timber
land, store or residence, write us at
once and send full description as w6
have an attractive proposition to offer
yon. 48 N
LIGON LAND CO., Sumter, S. C.
Mr. Frank George and Ex-Sheriff
Oorley have made a deal whereby Mr.
Georgebeeomes the owner of Mr. Oor
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ley s uanasome new resilience ;u east
Lexington and Mr. Corley owns the
home recently occupied by Mr. George.
Bring us your job work. All work
executed in a skillful manner on
short notice. Mail orders receive
prompt and careful attention.
The Dispatch.
We wish to remind our old friend, /
A1 Meetze, that we have not \as yet
received that "Whooping" big watermelon
which he brings izs every day.
"While the lamp holdq oat to barn,
the vilest sinner may retain," however,
and we are still in hopes.
Pmenlee dares Sidney and Bladder
diseases. Thirty days treatment 75c.
tf Kaofmann Drug Oo.
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' Mrs. Willie Haiti wanger, of Chapin,
visited relatives and frieuds in Lexf
" ington last
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Miss Ellen Morgan, of Savannah, Gs
is the attractive guest of her annfc, Mrs
Jas. E. Hendrix. Miss Morgan de
lighted the large audience at St. Ste
phens church on Sunday morning witt
a number of solos. Miss Morgan po9
sesses a sweet contralto voice, and he:
hearers were charmed.
; Misses Ila and Rosa Hook, - of nea:
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Lexington, spent several aays ia.?
week with their uncle, Rev. M. J. Ky
zer, at Paxville.
Wanted?Some of our subscriber
who are in arears to bring fodder, pea
vines or hay on subscription. Th
Dispatch.
Mr. Wm. Swartz, head salesman fo
the firm of Lemmon Bros., a largi
hardware concern of Barnwell, an<
one of the best young men to ever
out from Lexington, spent Sunday wit]
relatives and friends here.
Dr. M. L. Martin and Mrs. Marti)
AM TAoifi'nr. wtlofivo
I Ul UK311 lUli| ICAOS) aio Tpiwug iviaviiv
I in this county. There is no better mai
living than Melton Martin, and we an
glad that he is "making good" in hi;
adopted State.
y Following his long established cus
torn, Mr. J. H. Price called in to set
ns on Thursday soon after he had sole
his first bale of cotton and renewec
for his paper. Sow many others wil
do the same? We need the monej
mighty bad. so come Wong "xhlllnns.,
Miss Celeste George, vthe charming
yonng daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
nel B. .George, is spending the weel
with relatives in Columbia.
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Let us have that dollar out of the
first bale of new cotton. We need it.
Miss Julia Bickley has returned frorc
a visit to Mrs. Walter Sox at Gilbert.
Mr H. K. Roof, the popular assist
ant manager of the Citizens telephone
Oo., spent the week-end in Batesburg.
Mr. Webb Adams, of Batesburg;
spent a few days in Lexington last
week, the guest of Mr* Kinsler Roof.
Mrs. J. T. Harth and Mrs. Luthei
Garron ard children, of Columbia, arc
visiting relatives and friends in Lexington.
Peaches and watermelons, so plentiful
a few weeks ago, are pow scarce ii
this locality.
Lexington is the besc cotton markei
in the state. Bring your cotton tc
Lexington. / - %
Miss Ruth Efird is attending a hous<
Darfcv in Waihalla this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Oswald, Mrs
F. S. Oswald, of Barr, and Mr. Wigfal
Fjx, of Batesburg, leave j^morroi?
morning for Glenn Springs.
Miss Mattie J. Brown i9 visiting rel
atives in Virginia.
Mrs. E. T. Hendrix returned to hei
home in Colombia Monday, after a de
lightfnl visit to Mr. and Mrs. S. B
George.
Miss Gladys Dent entertained anum
ber of young friends on Thursday eve
ning in konor of her attractive goes!
Miss Marie Shuii.
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to announce to the
S. C., one of the be
rill be ready to comr
e to gin the first bal
ication received by
fit. An expert gin
and satisfaction is g'
esire to sell your cotton when
:et price for same. For furthe
Jo. 640 Lexington.
With best wishes and 1
a. H. I
i Ross, the little son of Mr. W. D.
. Dent, fell while in the Louse on Mon- r
- day afternoon and broke his arm just ae(
- above the wrist. Dr. Derrick was call- 0g
1 ed in and set the broken member and tai
- it is hoped that the little fellow will fe(
r soon be alright. Dj
Ex-Sheriff Corley has moved in the th
p residence recently occupied by Mr. J. br
h S. Rowell at rhe depot, Mr. Rowell tv*
- having moved his family to his farm w<
near Wys'e Ferry. 1
s Standard patterns, the correct pat- hi
- terns, the right patterns at the right E<
0 price, at H. N. Xaminer & Co. til
Beautiful line of ladies dress goods? ^
r all that's new and stylish and prices e*
0 right down to the bottom at ^
1 H. N. Kaminer & Co. or
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* Mr. N. H. Driggers, proprietor of n
i the N. H. Driggers Lumber Oo.,, Columbia,
was in town yesterday in his ig
handsome auto., and paid us a very hi]
1 pleasant call. Mr. Driggers is one of fa]
a Hnlnmhift'd cleverest citizens and a
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! gentleman df right school and we are an
3 always leased to meet him.
3 See our line of dry goods and notions
We can please you in quality apd
price. H. N. Eaminer & Co. pr
3 j Editor G. M. Harman has some- da
" what improved and will soon he on mj
1 the streets again.
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Our line of ladies' and gent's hats is it
complete. We have them at all prices th?
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and in all styles. oee tnem oeiore you tei
buy. H. N. Kaminer & Oo. no
' Mayor Sam P. Roof, has returned
" from a deiigntful trip at Henderson:
vilie, N. O. '
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Lawns and muslins must go at cost
ntil September 1st, at J. S. Wes- *U1
inger's, Ohapin, S. C. rei
l The Lexington Ginnery Co., will be Yi
under the good management 6f Mr. pi
Ji. D L> brand. He will be pleased to j
have your patronage, and will en.
deavor to give you perfect satisfaction.
The Palmetto Collegiate institute kt
will begin the fall term on Monday, er
! September 4.
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Don't forget to bring or send us' that
dollar oat of your first bale.
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5 Lexington is offering great opportu- ^
nities to the homeseeker just now. Get br
the habit and move to Lexington. ew
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We will be glad to accept a few loads vj,
t of wood on subscription. fei
Cabbage, Onions, Irish Potatoes,
t Rutabaga Turnips, Sausage in Oil,
) Pare Leaf Lard, Pine Tokay Tea, Maxwall
Hoii'e Blend Hisrh Grade Coffee. *
etc. Flour of all grades cheap, at
J M. D. Harman's. *e<
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WANTED?Large, well broken,, goat .
for cripple boy; must be gentle and
1 well trained. J
7 Frank W. Shealy, an
tf Lexington, S. O. aa
For Fresh, Clean, First-Class Groceries
at live-and-let-live prices, H. M.
Wingard "takes the cake." Prompt
r and efficient service is another out- '
standing asset of this highclass estab- wi
lishment. See Wingard's first. Al
To make room for new goods, calicoes
5c the yard until September 1st, ]
1911, at J. S. Wessihger's, Chapin, S.C.
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nence ginning about Sef
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mail will be the party to
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man win uc in cnargc
uaranteed.
ginned I will be prepared to offei
jr particulars write to me at Barr, o:
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Some Fine Corn.
rhe finest; specimen of corn we have
m this season was brought to this
Ice on Saturday by Dr. Blue Mounin
Joe Harman. The stalk was 15
3t high and bore three large ears.
\ Joe says that he has two acres
at will average as good as the stalk
ought to town; and an additional
?o acres, not quite as tall but just as
ill eared.
The corn grew on Dr. Joe's sand
II place along the waters of North
listo river, and hae neyer been fer
ized. The corn, Dr. Joe says, is of
e well known "Pat" Bickley variy?the
kind that grows so tall that
Pat" has to climb a step-ladder in
der to reach the ears. Of course
Pat's" grew on Broad river, while
r. Joe's grew in the sand hills, which
but another evidence that the sand
[1 farmer of today is making the
rmers of the other sections sit up
id take notice.
Two-Mill Levy Lost.
fn the school election held in the
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ovidence school dislricb last Satury
upon the question of placing a two
[11 tax levy for school purposes, the
oposition was lost by a vote of 7 to 5.
is said that many of the people in
e district did not understand the
:ms of the election, hence many did
t vote.
A Prompt Subscriber.
rhe Rev. N. S. Younginer, of CoT?
f? T? o Viqq rmr f-.hnnlrs fnr I
1IU1CL XV* * J-' +d ) VM* VMM?MW ?lewal
by mail. The Rev. Mr.
mnginer is one of the promptest
ying subscribers on our list. His
bscription expired this year on the
;h of August and he sent in his dol
on the 15th. May his shadow nevgrow
less!
Fine Potatoes
[rvinLybrand, one of The Dispatch's
lesc and best colored subscribers, B
>ught up this morning a mess of fine B
eet potatoes?the first of the season.
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n-y are large aaa wen lurraeu. j.r1
farms on the Snelgrove place, a
v miles above Lexington.
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Red Ramblers Won.
On Saturday, August 12, the Red
imblers and Boiling Spring ball
im9 crossed bats, the Red- Ramblers
ming out victorious by a score of 15
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Batteries?Red Ramblers, Miller
d Boyce; Boiling Springs, Clarke
dShealy. ^ 8
Ginnery Notice. 1
rhe Lexington Ginnery upon notice 8
11 gin your cotton any day after 8
igust 23rd. H. D. Lybrand, Mgr. 8
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Messrs. E. A. Roof and Q. E. Oaughid,
the popular R. F D. carriers on.
afces 3 and 5, Lexington, have rernpd
from Washington, Baltimore
d New York. *=
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$27.50 AX MINIS!
18.50 BODY BRUJ
7.00 INGRAIN I
50LADIES LINEI*
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50 PIECES COL'D
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20 PIECES SILKFF
50 FINE WHITE S
90-INCH LINEN S
50 Doz LARGE T<
SumN
20 PIECES, ALL C
36 INCH, ALL \
20 Pieces 52-INMC
SKIRTS
50 FINE CHIFFON
NEW STYLES, W
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CLOTHING
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And
To those suffer!
Hon, Loss of Appet
the Liver or Kidnej
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efficacy in these dii
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body, purifies the 1
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For Sale at Your Drugi
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gust Clearance Sale
in the Store Less
>st of Production.
its rid of the Odds
or us and at the
ives our Customtest
values to be
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ER ART SQUARES $18.95
!SELS ART SQUARES 12.98
HIT SQUARES 4.25
J COAT SUITS ' 5.00
AR $10 VALUES
ORTH $5 & $6, ONLY 2.00
D LAWNS
SHEAR FIGURED LAWNS
IT 10 CENTS, ONLY 5c
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fYTTT A U T^cnl/laf IK^Anlirt 71/*
V/ W viVL/ouxuai a?;win j
IPREADS $1, ONLY 89c
HEETING $1, ONLY 79c
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3WELS $1.50 Doz only 98c
G SERGES
OLORS AND BLACK ;
VOOL, 60c., ONLY 47 l-2c
)HAIR 65c Val. only 47 l-2c
ii SKIRTS!
PANAMA SKIRTS
rORTH $6 TO $7
HISj SALE ONLY 4.95
I AND FURNI'GS
EG. PRICE $18,
DUR CHOICE AT 10.85 '
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is immediate and sure. Its J
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