The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 13, 1911, Image 1
, THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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A Representative Newspaper. Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket.
vnr,. YT.TT LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1911 G
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than gUd; if yon have bought j
* a ' Skirts, all wool Panama, Sa
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We nil Purs; also Sweaters
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see them, 96o and fl.16. They
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only 10 yards to a customer.
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of Batesburg, I
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A. C. JONES, Cashier. 8
L. W. POX, Asst. Cashier |
iRIAAN, Attorney. |
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of -High Grade Man Tailored Softs.
> values, we pat on sale at $11.75.
on haven't bongbt you will be more
rou will be worse than sad.
tin folds, worth $3.50, special fl.lS
dies' and Misses' Coats, worth $5 05
fl?S,
. The time to bay is now.
ivelties in "Waiits
wear with coat suite. Oome arid
are beantiee and great vetoes.
Values
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Two Mules Drowned.
Two mules were drowned in the
Saluda river at Dreher's ferry late
Saturday aiternoon wnen an aitempt
was made to cross on a flat operated
by the county. The mul*8 were hitcned
to a wagon loaded with brick, and
a9 the driver started to enter the flat a
link in the chain broke and the flat
went out from under the team and all
went down together. The wagon wae
later recovered.
One of the mule9 belonged to John
T. Dreher, the other to Thomas Shuler
Mr. Dreher's mule was valued at $250,
and Mr. Shuler's at $150. No one seems
to be directly responsible for the accident,
the only reason assigned being
the defective link in the chain*
Johnston-Lybrand.
On last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the bride's mother, near Elko,
Barnwell county, Mr. H. D. Lybrand
of Lexington and Miss Fanny Laura
Johnston were happily married, the
Rev. Mr. Qolphin, of Vance, officiating.
The bride is a young woman of
many graces of mind and person and
i9 popular in the community where she
is known, Mr. Lybrand is one of the
most popular and successful young
men in the county.
Among those who went down from
Lexington to witness the event were:
Mayor Sam P. Roof, Frank W. Shealy,
Sam j. Leapnart, .Noah Lybrand and
Tommie Hendrix
The following brethren of the Masonic
order are in attendance at tbe
meeting of the Grand Lodge, at Charleston
tbis week: E. R. Steedman,
Batesbnrg; R. A. Barre. Gilbert; P.I.
Rawl Boylston: Joab Edwards Leesville;
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Staple Apron Ginghams, the
Beat Outing, the yard
SB-inch White Table Linen, t
A Big Bargaii
We have on sale <50 Largj Q
at they laefc, at...
Blankets a
11*4 All-Wool Plaid Blankets,
Large down Quilts
1*4 Blankets, hear7, all colo:
Shoes! Shot
Shoes fur the whole family..
Fw top, ladies' slippers, in a]
Hens1 and I
.5.00 Snits at.
12.50 Snits at
We have secured 50 Suits moi
sell them a9 Ions as they last at,
Hats, Caps. Suspenders, Hall
Richland
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itronage. Polite and Pi
Empty Triumph.
Scene 1.?Train stopping at a big
I junction. '
1 i Ticket Collector (examining passen1
1 ger's ticket)?This won't do, sir. You'll
. J have to get out and?
. | Passenger?1 shall not get out. I re
I fuse to be bullied by you. He're is my
! card. You hare your remedy, etc.
Ticket Collector?I only wanted to
j say. sirPassenger?Don't
talk to me. You're
1 I only a menial. Fetch the station mas
ter.
i Ticket Collector?It's all right, sir.
(Train proceeds and passenger re'
lates tales of bis various triumphs over
railway officials.)
Scene 2.?A dark and lonely railway
platform. One melancholy figure brooding.
Passenger (thoughtfully) ? I wonder
I if that collector only meant to tell me
I was in the wrong train??Tit-Bits.
| Think It Over. j
| . It is true that it costs you j
? more to live now than it cost J
I your great-grandfather, but it I
t wouldn't cost as much if you t
1 lived as he did.?Kansas City j
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| The Folks From Maine.
i The governor of Maine was at the
\ school and was telling the pupils what
, the people of different states were i
I called
I "Now." he said, "the people from Indiana
are culled 'Hoosiers,' the people
: from North Carolina 'Tar Heels.' and
the people from Michigan we know as
'Micbiganders.' Now. what little boy
i or girl can tell me what the people of
! Maine are tailed?"
J "I know," said a little girL
| "Well, wliat are we called?" asked
I the governor.
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oilts, worth fl 50 to $2 50, as long
$1.10 and 11.37
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rs 98c
58!! Shoes!!!
2oc to $2.50
[1 colors at pair 85c
toys' Clothing
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Silk Un
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just the thing for presents, $1.00,
tising man to a test. Try me no
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