The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 06, 1911, Image 5

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? ? Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Hoofcol near Colombia announce the engagement of their daughter Mima to Charlton Eugene Leapnart of Lexington. This an\ noancement is of special interest to i Columbia and Lexington, as Miss Hook has many friends and relatives in Columbia, where she has been a frequent visitor. She also attended Colombia . college. Mr. ]>aphart is a young business man of Lexington, being connected with the Lexington Savings bank for a number of years. He also attended the University of South Carolina, and has many, friends throughout the State who wilt be yery mucn w' terested in his approaching marriage. The marriage will take place, some time in th6 early fall. v Death of Mrs. Lewie. After a life well spent and foil of Tears the gentle spirit of Mrs.- J. H. Lewie passed away at 1 o'clock Friday morning at the home of her daughter* K In Gilbert. Mrs. Lewie was the wife \ of the hue Capt. J. H. Lewie, who f lecf the Fifteenth South Carolina regiJ xsent during the War between th^ Sec[ tions. Mrs. Lewie was 70 years of \ age and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. H. Donley of Colombia and Mrs. T. S. Sease of Gilbert, and one son, Bnfns Lewie of Gilbert. Three half-brothers also survive, as follows: ; J. Walter Dreher of Batesborg, Henry: I Leaphart of Columbia and Capers Leaphart of Gfibert , Much Cotton Moving. Had not the rainy spell set in last legsm much of the new crop of cotton would have been gathered anri}marketed. The fields are snowy white, but picking has been checked by tl;e heavy rains. Should tlie weatber c5ear off it is believed tbat the bulk of the crop will be sold by the middle of October. ?' / ' * : ! ' -* ? ? , Serving Machines. 1 NEW. HOWE, 1 NEW ACME, and 1 NEW DAVIS UNIQUE Sewintr machines, all improved drop-beads, will i be sold cheap, either for cash or in* stallments. BICE B. HARM AN. FitzmauiQce's. Fitzmaorice's, in (jolnmbia, is fceemI ing over with new goods in every de$V partment. Mr. Fitzmatrrjce has just p returned from the North, where he | purchased thousands of dollars worth ' of neW and seasonable merchandise. ;j These goods are arriving by every fv freight and^xpress; arid be invites the { people of this county to make'a close' | inspection of his- goods and' get his r pffees before buying elsewhere. A i Fitzmamice is always in the lead, I and his store is headquarters for all ? that is new and stylish in ladies dress goods, fancy and stylish millinery and pattern bats* lie greatest bargains are to be fdfcrad here that have struck Colombia in a long, long while. Go to^FitzmaoHces for yonr new fall * l : 1__ I mi i im i m HUi iv uuu i I Columbia, ' 1 New Go 1 Extra Special in Material bought at half it9 v its worth. 54 in. wide, strictl < only 606. '25 pieces Scotch Mixtures, a . style for Coat Snits. 36 in. and 4 50 pieces fancy half wool bri J Oak Sei ft I F?j Suits and Skirts. Smoc I 9 sponged. We are the agents f W 5 The name denotes strength ar it and hiack. ftj 1^0 1; H 36 in. all wool, shrank and s 9 46 inches at only 75c. 52 inches at only $1.00. I Black Goods I It must give a great cteal of black goods to visit this depar and will stay black for years, tagf s van don't have to pay m< and you will foave tbem by ne: Silk S * 50 pieces fine 36-inch $1,25 M desired, oniy 95c for this sale. 25 pieces 36-inch Striped an< waiste and One-piece Dresses, 50 pieces 27-inch Messaline, not break or split, at oniy 85c; Corduroy and Plain Custom latest material for suit9, at 85c K^antifnl ornods. Anv shade thj MB v- - | H . Paid His Fine. Cleve Borers, a negro, was fined $23 for carrying a concealed weapon by Magistrate Lorick at Irmo on Monday. He paid his fine, ^ ? Our Cotton Market. That Lexington is the best cotton market in this entire section is evi denced every day oy tne large numoer j of wagon9 loaded with cotton, many of them coming from a considerable distance. Our buyers are paying the top of the market and it will be to your'interest to sell your cotton on this market. Sugar Much Higher. The price 'of sugar is advancing, and the indications are that it will go still higher. Clemency in 221 Cases. Since assuming office Gov. Blease is said to have extended clemency in 221 cases. . Big Bargains at Pelion. We beg to call attention to the new advertisement of D. F. Shnmpert, the old reliable merchant of Pelion. He has hundreds of bargains to offer you and it will pay you to call to see him before buying elsewhere. Mr. Sbumpert is ao all-round gentleman, and needs no words of praise from ns. Dr. Daniel to Lecture. Dr. J.-W. .Daniel will deliver his famous lecture, "The Southern Mule." in Union Chapel Methodist church, Trmn nn TnnaHar nicht. Sentember 19, at 8o'clock. The lecture will be given uncbr the auspices of the ladies aid society, and a small admission fee will be charged* - v r Ginnery Notice. We are going to gin cotton until Dec. 23 at 15c per hundred and, sell bagging^and ties at 50c per bale. Long Bros., Lexington route 3. 44p THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, John P. Busby made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Olin Busby. These are therefore to cite and adimonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Olin Busby, deceased, that they be and > appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, G. H., S. O., on 2] st day of Sept. 1911, next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand; this 6th day of Sept. Anno Domini, 1911. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge; Lexington County, S. 0. Published on the 6th day of Sept. I 1911, in the Lexington Dispatch, 45 - < .. % > * tu v S i* ! I _ f ods Arriving By uome J Ladies' Suits Sale of one-t! alue and sold at half Listen to the p y all wool worth $1 00, select from. 60 pairs 11-4 i ,11 wool and the latest 60 pre 11-4 Pi; reg.'value75c, only 50c 50 pairs all w illiants, 36 in., only 25c 60 pairs whit at $3,50; repula r^e - Hou; >.*l? AmVli nV.nnlr and rpl,a UftmA e\f /ULL llUXOlt^ OIUUUB W-M JL lit iAUUlC UI or this fipe material. 25 pjeces Tab id firmness. In- navy . 10 pieces all j at 50c. Has n< ponged, at only 50c. At 7 We offer 15 pie Department kr price |io?pleasure to buyers of Extr tment. The fine blacks ? , , yet for all these advan- ems ^tc e Dre Send for samples- m?s* eSu a tt mail. ale j 25 dozen Nap .. . . , 50 dozen all i essahne, in any shade 50 dozen extr , _ ? .. . these grand ba 3 Fancy Messalme for at only $1.00. the newest styles, will regular price $1.00. 100 dozen exl velvets, 27 inches, the zoo men jlo\ and $1.00. _See these ?5 dozen exti it is gcod we can show. Cali>t fce bougt * Land for Sale. I have one hundred and twenty- j three (123) acres of pood, strong land J that I will sell within a short time at j ?10 per acre Cash. Thi9 place has 23 j acre9 open land that will rent for 700 ! or ?00 lbs. of lint cotton, and the tur- ! penfcine timber rents for $100.00 per year. This is the cheapest piece of land ever offered for pale, and must be sold, $10 per acre Cash, or $11 per acre; one-half cash, balance twelve months from date. Oall to see me at once. A. B. SUMMER, Aug 28?4w45 Chapin, S. C. Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing. The Lexington Pressing Club is ready to do your fall cleaning, pressing, dyeing, etc. We have a competent force and all work promptly and naatlv done. Let ns fix un that old last year's suit foryau. We make a specialty of this class of work. Lexington Pressing Club. Lem Sox, Manager. Round Trip Excursion Fares Via. Southern Ry. From Lexington, S. C. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. $22.05 And return, account American Electric Railway AssociationOctober 9-13 . 1911 Tickets on sale October, 4, 5, 6 and 7,1911, with Final limit returning : October 18, 1911. CINCINNATI!, O. and return $18 35 Account National Association of Stationary Engineers, September 11 -16, 1911. Tickets sold September 9, 10 and 11, 1911, good returning September 19, 1911. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., and return $9.65 Account of Appalachin Exposition, September 11 to October 1, 1911, inclusive, wih final ,limit returning not later than tenth day from, but not including date of sale. INDIANAPOLIS.Ind.and return $21.20 Account Sovreign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., September 16-23, 1911. Tickets sold September 14,15 and 16; 1911; with final limit returning September 28th, 1911. | MEMPHIS, Tenn., and return $20.40 j Account Reunion Blue and Gray, I September 26-28, 1911.- Tickets sold j September 23 and 21, 1911,good ra- | turning October 4, 1911. Bummer excursion?tickets on sile ' daily until September 30th good re rominc October 31. 1931. to many other points. The Southern Railway offer superb servivce and convenient schedules. Pullman sleepin? cars and Dining car service on all through trains. For detailed information, call on all Southern Railway ticket agents, or, John L. Meek, A. G. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. Frank L, Jenkins, T. P. A. Augusta, Ga. chaiidise Bad the Car Load, and See, Whe Blanket Sale bird off the regularprice if bought now rices. More than 500 pairs of blankets vhite and gray cotton Blanket^ only $1 aid, fine quality, reg price $3, only $2. ool Piaid Blankets, tyorth $5, only $3.98 3 and gray all wool, for this sale only, ,t price $5.00. , sehold Linen Sale the Pure Linen. le Damask, 66 in. worth 60c only 40c. mre Linen Bleached and Silver Bleach ) equal. Extra heavy. 5c., Worth $ I .CO ces 72-inch Satin Damask. Our reguOnly 75c. This is splendid. a Line Table Sets 3-yard Cloth and 12 Napkins fit for r price $12, for this sale $8.95. Napkin Sale kins, 40c. >ure Linen at $1; regular price $1.25. a large, worth $3.50, only $2. See rgains. * 6 Towel Sale :ra large size Pluck, only $1.00 dozen, vels at 19c. a large, heavy Bath Towels only 19c it fpr les9 than 25c. fNn Flah F/Il T nu iiug. i^iiu^ji Studebaker whee , made that the natural < spring of the wood is u produce a perfect an< nent circle. A round wheel i principal reasons for t - - ning qualities of the St StudebakerV-shaj mato norfort TArVtocl r ! E H j^VUVVW TVA4VV* W 11 I No flat joints?no h .1 I We sell the I I Studebaker be| I cause we believe I I it is the big'g'est /l I IL wag'on value \C 1 . on the market ^ I Gregory-C< I COL I ? LEES1 I I Is the logical school for all parents in Lexington and se [ midst, located in a healthful town of the best sorrooudi your child in any case of need over the telephone from Wejoffer courses leading to A. B. and B. S. degrees the gredt demand. Two conservatory trained music te years of successful experience for expression. A depai arywork. Young men board in the best homes at very reason have every advantage of a well ordered home. This he furnishings throughout, and the best of table bo^rd is w Qoaainn t;hft first under the new administration promises to excel the last session. Send for onr beanti Students from Lexington County get Free Tuitioi L. MEYNARDIE BAU ' ' V , ? * ' ' * I L Ol?K I ieo jv a aim ie i Early Buyers Will S ther You Buy or No Art Squares A few more only. This is the left-overs of our stock and any one is a beauty. Only $18.95 for the $27.50 quality. New Fall Coat Suits Priced for Quick Disposal One hundred beautiful models, one and two of a kind. Made of mannish material. We think, and by what we saw in our travels North, worth almost double of what we a9k; only $13.95. See it we are not right. You can't buy from the best houses Nor;h for less than $20. Wrapper Sale The most useful of all home wear and that is a good wrapper. Ours are made to wear and look neat Only $1 each. Fitted lining, material percale. Matting Sale 50 rolls of 80-pound Matting, jointless, and will last 10 years on the floor, at 30c laid. This is our 40c grade $13.95 . . . * ? ? ?*1Q 0?1Q AC coineeii muctjcuvo wc uuci uut uuu; Brussels. We sell Art Squares a plenty. Why? Because they are good and yon save $5 or $7. We like to ^ee smart buyers. Now they help themselves to | bargains like oulr9. Shiris at 69c We offer 100 dozens of Men's Negligee Shirts, the largest purchase of Shirts ever brought here, and are real $1 Shirts. We offer 100 dozen of our 75c Shirt, coat styles 49c. ?~ "" 1 1 :>ed humped felloe Joints help I onstruction. B umps. 8 onder Male Co., UMBIA, S. C. le College ^ILLE, S. C. ijr>ininor counties to send their sons and daughters. It is in yoar ng* morally. It is easily reached by rail and yon can speak to your home. ; also a two-year normal course to prepare x teachers to supply achfc*s. A graduate of Emerson College of Oratory with ten tmenfc of Art. Specialists with successful experience for Literableprices. Young ladies board with the president, where they me i9 furnished with electric lights, brand new furniture and ell prepared served in style. had an enrollment of 270. The prospect for the coming session ful new Catalog and an application blank. i in the High School Department. KNIGHT, M. A., President. \ ^ ? \ i ' "v. * 1704 S 1706 Main St. I | Columbia, S. C. | Jke is Seldom Seen I J^H ave by This Sale. | L. Men's and Boys'Clothing Dept. I Now the extra Trou?er9 go, Fiae Worsteds and B Cheviots. B 50 pairs $1.50 pants o lly $1.00. ^M ?0 pairs $2.CO pants, only $I.5C. B 87 pairs all wool panfc9, $1.50, $1.00. 9I Work Pants I Jeans and Corduroys for the laboring n.an at ll.OO, I $1.50, $2.00. B Job9 and splendid values in Men's suils. Never saw B finer values in all our business career. We can only 9 partially tell you about titm. B 300 special Suits placed on sale, $1.50, $12.50, $13.50 fl $16.50. Only one and two of a kind. Strictly all fl wool Imported Cheviots and handfinished. A-saving -B of $3 to $6 on a suit. 9 Boys' School Suils ? g It won't be long before that boy vill have to go 9 back to fecnool and to have him dressed well for little fl expense send him here for t ie next snit. You will 9 readily see what you have been losiie. We own the 9 bjst line of Boys' Suits in Columbia,$2 to ?6. 9 Boys' Separate Pints I We bavo an extensive line to 5-how you. The kind n t lat wear well at 50c, 75c, $100, $1.25. All wool. B ? g :s 4 to 17 3 ears. A complete line to select from. B Bleaching Scle I 4 4 Androscoggin 8 l-3c. fl 4-4 Fruit of the Loom 8 13. fl 4-4 Hill Bleaching 8 1-32. fl 32-inch Imported Ginghams at 15c, worth 20c. fl 3,000 yards best Prints 5c. B