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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: I]
U. X, CUNTER, Pres. A. C. JONES, CmMk. I '
M. BOATWRICHT, Vlee-Preo. L. W. EOX, Asst. Cashier I j 1
GEO. BELL TIMMERHAN, Attorney. I 1
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10c HOSE, Men's, Women's or Children's, go afc Co. 15(
1 Hose at 11c. 25c Hose for ICe.
919 Cervais Streei
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$?u,uuu oboes 01 jaercnai
Wear, to be Sold a
Star Store, 91
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This will be one of the greatest c
for little or nothing; so don't fail
we ask is that you give us a call.
LADIES' COAT SUITS.
Dress Skirts in Voiles Panamas, Serges and the latep
I shades 01 grays. They must go. Come and make you
i selections now.
LADIES' HATS.
Regular value $3.50 and $5.00 Hats to go at $1.98.
Here is a splendid bargain in MEN'S and LADIES
FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR; Shires and Drawers t<
i match: sells the world over for 50c. Remember, the prim
in this sale is only 37c the garment.
TARE A PEEP AT THIS OFFER.
Card From County
Supervisor Langford.
To tbe Editor of The Dispatch:
.please allow me space in your paper
to say that I am too bneify engaged
looking after the taxpayers' interests
of Lexington county in my official ca- i
pacity to engage in a newspaper controversy
over the location of the proposed
steel bridge across the Salnda
river. I know that the county board
has done what is best for the majority
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action is final. However, I shall be
glad to meet the members of the Lexington
delegation, together with the
Key. Joab Edwards and tne. learned
editor of the Leesyille Hews, and all
others interested, at any time they
may suggest, and view both sites?
Amick'a Perry and Still Water. This,
in my judgment, will go farther towards
reaching an honest verdict
than any newspaper controversy.
I take this opportunity to thank you
Hot your absolute fairness in the mat
ter, and for strict adherence to the
sruth in every particular.
Very truly yours,
Louis J. Langford,
County Supervisor..
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Hook-Addy.
Mr. Lonnie B. Addy and Miss lis
dae Hook were happily married in
fess&reth Lutheran church on Sundayiternoou,
the Rev. J. A. Cromer offidating.
The bride is the charming
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hook
ud U deservedly popular. Mr. Addy
i the very efficient mail carrier on
onto 4, and igone ef the most popuw
young men ef this section. The
tfgpotoh-maftio congratulations.
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idise, of all Descr:
,t Sacrifice Price.
9 Gervais
if all'sales-1 G-oods mns
to attend this G-igantii
We guarantee to t>le
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Overcoats for Men, W
t We have on hand about 150 IV]
r at $1 08 each. Regular value fr
SHOES, SHOE
Men's, Women's and Childre
sizes, all makes; must go, no ra
3 GLOVES! (
Must go; 25 per cent, less tha
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5c Handkerchiefs, :5c.
10c Suspenders for C>c.
25c Suspenders for 17c.
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State Board Stands By
Lexington Trustees.
i The State Board of Education on
i Monday dismissed the appeal of W.
W. Barre and others, sustaining the
school trustees i n the matter of-the location
of the new t^n thoasand dollar
school building for Lexington. E. L.
Asbill represented the petitioners and
Hon. George Bell Timmerman the
school trustees.
The work on the new building is being
pushed by Contractor Van Ormaa
and it is hoped that the building will
be completed within the next few |
months. ?
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Cap!. Yonnt Was Here.
Capt. 0. 0. Yount, who for a number
of years was the popular general
superintendent of the Oasparis Stone
.Co., spent the week-end with friends (
here. Capt. Yount is one of the most
popular men that has ever resided in ?
Lexington and his host of friends were
glad indeed to see him. Capt. Yonnt
will leave soon for South Africa,
where he has accumulated a large fortune
since leaving Lexington two .
years ago.
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County Union To Meet. |
The Lexington County Farmers' ?
Union will hold its fourth quarterly . J
meeting-in the court house on next I
Saturday, December 9th. Officers will )l
be elected for the ensuing year and a
other important matters will be acted 1
upon. State Secretary J. Wbitner 8
Reid is expected to attend this meet- u
ing and make an address. J
I. will be at Ohapin, Rot. 13 and 14th a
prepared to 4o dental work. . r 3
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Street, Co
st go, 110 matter what loi
o Bargain Sale. It will!
ase yoti. Look over the
omen and Children.
ten's Overcoats to close out Made
om $(>.00 to $9.00 each. gf yOU t
guarant
s, shoes. -?
n's Shoes; all kinds, all
tatter what the loss. SI-00 1
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cloves! ?2-50?
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tided 6emi-afuauaf ftp 2)cpaAit<i $/,00 and o&ex received.
Cammexctai accounts also yidea Apeciaf attention.
2mple |aciHitie* f!c M* RaadHincj uowi fauaine&i, and uawi account
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save you many dollars. All |
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MEN'S SUITS.
by the finest expert tailors in business. We can
ip, no matter how big or how small you are. We
ee to fit von in size and price.
MEN'S HATS. |
3ats for (We. i
and $2 00 Hats for 98c. |j
md ?3 00 Hats for $1.69.
ind $4.00 Hats for $2 19. ^
:p9 for men and boys in this sale for 17c. a
re offering the GREATEST BARGAIN EVER |
IN MEN'S PANTS, all stripes and shades. Re,
all we ask is a call; we guarantee to please. p
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