The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 03, 1912, Image 8
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Attorney E L Asbill, of Leesville,
Was in town Munoay.
Coarage is often the result of fear.
Send ns that dollar.
Tae female detective should be a
good looker.
Mrs. B. D. Clarke visited relatives
and friends in Columbia on Sunday
Seed Irish Potatoes at lowest prices,
at The Bazaar.
One way to ayoid success is to dodge
, your duty.
- ? - - a a. T?i
We are disvrioutors 01 Boot auice,
the new remedy. Kaufiuauii Drug Co.
If V09 would retain your friends,
ask few favors.
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Buy your fishing tackle at The Bazaar.
We have everything,
A .......
8 ioner or later most of ns get what
we deserve.
Fine line of oakee and crackers always
in stock at Tho Bazaar.
i
Jas. D. Langford, that j >Uy citizen
St Letsvifie w*8 iu town Monday.
Mr. Heber R. Deber, a leading citizen
of Serwoud, was here Monday and
gave us a call.
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Mr. Jail08 Sbarpe spent the weekend
with his school mat , Mr. Caoghman
Dreher, in the Dutch Fork.
Reader, if voci are in arrears for the
Oi-patch, please let us have it. We
netd your dollar.
Mrss Mamie Heirs, a bean ifal young
lady of Smoak'*, is visiting at the
hcuie of the R> v. Mr. Rush ton.
We have traveled Norrh. South,
Ba-t and West, and of all the eating.
Wt-h.,ve found B*-n David's THE BEST,
Always go to the Farlor R stauran*,
Columbia, if you want B_mein?ug
good 10 eat.
Qol, J Brook* Wingard is able to be
omi again, a Le r having b^en confined
to his home for seTeial weeks by illness.
CABBAGE PLANTS?Select fiost**
prooi ti^ny Jeise> and Charleston
' Wakefield cabtw-ge planth 15e the hnndred.
Kaulmann Drug Cj.
L. M(98 Locye" Daniel Wit ganl, the
{. charming daughter of Ool. and Mrs
J. B?o ks Wingard.- came homi from
^Converse colltg*. for a few days last
[week, i-t
; EGG DYES?Just received at The
Itaza&r. 'All colors. Buy now.
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' Mr. John Ranch, of Saluda, sDsnt a
?ew rta>s with bis daughter, Mrs. W.
,jE Black, this week.
' ICE COLD DRINKS?Oor fountain
is now running aud. we are dispensing
real 0?>ca*Oola, Gr^pe Juice, and pure
S? da Water!# ailihe popuUr flavors,
^ Katdmam Drug C o
mz y^ **
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f The
i The season
into our Stoi
0
] if you come
but when yo
Easter
We have just re
A* 11
I magnificent snowinj
Suits. In this assoi
Stratton designs, ir
and mixtures in ord
of these garments,
woman of refined tj
seen to be appreoJa
to $65.00 and e
In be found nowhere e
II not put off your but
H come at once.
I A Great Shoe D
See the new Lads
est shapes, all leath
Mr Job. Swygert, head of the popn
ar firm of Swygert & Smith, the
so ck men of Let sville,. was in town
Monday and gave us a pleasant call.
GAR )c;N SEEDS?We have a large
and se.ect stock of new crop, true and
reliable garden seeds, all v?ri- ties,
Kautmann Drug Co
Mr. Edward W. Martin, the popular
constable to Magistrate Jefcoat at
Swansea, was here Monday on matters
of business.
LOST?A childs pocket-boob, between
Hebron church and the residence
or J. M Craps, containing t hree
keys. Finder will please return to me
and get reward. J. M. Craps.
News reached Lexington from Atlanta
last night to the ffr-ct that Eiton
Shealy, son of Mr. John H Sheaiy of
the Fork, is critica ly ill in that city.
His father left for Atlanta immediately
t r\C:t?0,10 knnnd hihdi. black wirh
V V UVMV ?- ,
white- points Lost oil the south side
of Sal!ads river in red fox chase ou the
night of February 28r h ultimo. A reward
of ten dollars will be paid if returned
to A. N. Di eher, Stlwood, S.C.
Miss Marie Long, who is taking a
course at the State Ho-piral Trai ing
school for nurses, is spending a ftwdays
with relatives here.
A complete line of Reaches' Baseba
1 goods, new balls. bats, gloves,
mitts, masks, etc.
Kanfmann Drug Co.,
Mr. J. H. Pii<e, a leading farmer
and good ci?iz?n of Giltn rt route 2,
was in t<?wn Monday and planned
down a dollar to keep the "wheele of
the dear old Dispatch running."
Bring us your ]oo work. Ml work
executed in a skillful manner on
short notice. Mail orders receive
prompt and careful attention.
The Dispatch
Mr. Claude VanOrraer has recently
purchased a h ndsome Regal touring
oar [from the Oswald Auto Co cpany.
To secure a free trip to Niaga a
Falls, I wish to seenre all the new
Hiib-criptions possible to The S ate.
Piea.se see me at once and snhs -rihe.
W. E Black,
i
Misses Ella Price and Lila BM'e
HaTman, of the Slate Hospital Training
School f? r nurses, spent the weekend
at home. U-e
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC
JP IjU 1 \J in |)IIU IIUUSC flllU ill VU^ PWOUIV. |
1$ is as pood for animal flesh as it is
for the human body. It heals sores,
cttfa, ragged wound", co*ic, dysentery,
gal's chafes, scratch *s, distemper, hois
anri woram. There is hardly a ybnrt
to its usefulness about the home. P ice
60 <?ts. per bottle. Sold by All Druggists.
BREAD at THE BAZAAR.
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faster!
> is at hand when all i
re. Come and see th
only to look, but "
u buy here you may I
Coat Suits.
ceived and have on display *<
3 of what's what in Easter Coa
-tment you must see the nev
1 all the lovely spring weave:
ter to understand the full beaut)
They appeal at once to th(
as'e, and their loveliness must b<
ted. A price range of from $1(
mbraces models and designs t<
Ise in Columbia this season. Di
ying until just before Easter, bu
epartroent for Men, Women
nd Children.
es' Spring Oxfords, all the new
iers, lace or button. $3. to $4
"Get J[ 1
Fulmer-Brooks.
Mr. G B 6 Onk and Mi>s Blanche
Fuller w? re married on March 31,
1912, at the residence of the brid? 'a
fa her, Mr. George Fulmer, near Beak,
the Re?. C. VV Burgei-s officiating.
No Claims Were Paid.
The county b >ard of commissioners
m? t on Monday No claims were |
paid, however, th? re being no available
funds f?.r oruinary county purposts
in the trea^urx just at this pur- I
ticular time. The Lexington delegation
made provision for the borrowing j
of $25,000 from the sinking fund com- I
mission, hot the loan has not b*en perfected
N<? claims were paid on the
fir?*t Monday in March, but the announcement
was made on Monday i
ti>at all claims would be paid on or
about the 15th.
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Awarded $40,000.
H. 0. Huggtns, * ? tnerh an ei girteer,
was awarded a $40,000 verdict against
the Atlantic Co?i*t Line Railway at
Barnwell last week- The plaintiff was
injured in Oc oher 21, 1909,at Robbins,
S. O , and has not walked a sup since,
being permanently and Locallx disabl?
d. Hoggins was t* prese ted by
L. K. Sfnrkie, of Orangeburg, a
brother of T. 0. Sturkie, Esq., of our
town.
NOTIGE.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will sell at public auction
before the Court House door at Lexington,
iu the 0 unty of Lexington,
State of South Oar- l'tia, on Saturdav,
April the 13' h, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, sundry note", euar.el inO'tgages
and bonds, secured by mortgages on
real estate, plehg. d t<? th?* und? reigned
b\ the Lexington Savings Bank of
Lexington, S O , to secure certain
notes and amounts due and owing to
it by the *aid Lexington Savings bank,
in accordance with the power of sale
contained therein.
The Fari-b Stafford Company.
March 26, 1912.
Fertilizers?Boy Now.
I wish to*announce that I have, ju-t
htade arrangements t<? handle fertHzer?,
and am prepared to furnish the
farmejs of t hi? e ccion the beat ygooris |
at the lowest prices. Do rrorgd: etsVwhere
for your fertilizers until r.ou see
me. Write, call or 'phone.
W. W. BARRE.
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For Sale.
OneNe* Home Sewing Machine
and one New Acme Sewing Machine,
both drop hearts and light runners;
guaranteed to work perfectly and
wea** for jcars. Apply l??
R'C^ B, Harman
8 Rush
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lature takes on new 1
ie good, pretty and
See Mimnaugh Firs
mow the styles, quaJi
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Buy Your
i Now, Why put it off late
t Come at once and you wil
r attention and will not be r
3 New shipment of Shipp'
? a Sailor to suit all features
3 spring wear this season.
} DRESS GOODS
3
y Farcy Whip Cord*, S? rgrea arn
tans, navies, black and white stri|
I
50 Pieces ef dr^s? s'oo'ls, embr
ges, Wh^p C ?rd?, Ratiste, Sl>epher
a'ice, nsvieB, gray, cream and Fn
BOYS' SPR
We want every mothpr vitit
Clothing Department tomorrow a
r- dollars on t*<c boy*' Spring Sn'tn \
grade of blue ? rge. tnmoTr-w at!
' valnea. Manj other patterns to e
II H d&>a
una'
COLUMBIA,
b All Um
Stimulate
Children ?
Ask your doctor how often
ne pre^cr.Dts au akonohcj
sfcimuLnt lor c.uldrtn. he
will prooably say, 4* Very,
very ra eiv." Abk him how
often he prescribes a tonic for j
them. He will probably ans
ver, "Very,veryfrequently."
Then ask him about Ayehs
Sarsaparllla as a strogg and
safe tonic for the young. Not
a drop of alcohol in it
Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the
house, Just one pill at bedtime now and
? i a
then, will ward off many an attaca or
biliousness, indigestion, sick-headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
by tU* i. O. ATXB. CO.. Lowell. Mui.
Child Burned at Chapin.
A' Ch*pin Margin-rite Louise Henry,
the rwlve-year-old daughter of Dr.. H.
L Henry, was so seriously burned on
Mondax night of last- wepk ihat she
died ?>f th?- effects. The child was
standing near an opeu fire when h?~r
clothing caught from a spark and before
help o- u'd reach her *11 her el thing
was harmed from her body. The
paren?s ar heartbroken and have the
s* n pafhv of the em ire community in
their sad heresy, ment.
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TAX K OI ICE TOWN OF
LEXIKGTON.
Taxpayer* are herehy notified that
b> an ordinance duly nac'ed bv' the
Town Council of th Town of Lexington,
S C., a levy < f Ten (10) mills has
been made on all the iax hie property
,'wi hiu the lorpora'e hmifs of said'
Town for municipal purposes for the
year 1912.
- The tax hooks will be kept, open bv !
th- undersig ? d. a' his u-ual place of
business in said town, for the colleo- i
tion i f i hp said taxes as levied, from
ay 1. 1912, to Mac 30, 1912, bo?h inclusive.
af er which time a penalty of
ti* e (5) p- r cent will he add^d and
the h. oks kept open until June 15,
1912, tor the Collection of delinquent
taxe? and p- nalty
Tax execution-will he issued ai?ain?t
all defaulting tax invert* after Ja -e 15,
1912. t enforce the payment of all unpaid
taxes.
C. E. LEX PR ART,
Treasurer T-wn of L< xin^ton, S O
April 1. 1912 8*29
at the
ife and a new garb,
seasonable things we
it." Remember, w
ty and prices are rig]
Easter Hat I
o
v. Easter is nearly here.
II be able to get personal
ushed,
's Sailors in all shades and s
5. They are the thing for p
ft
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DEPARTMENT. | "
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1 VJJBT' r^an Suiting*, a'I sharp's of
pes ai d civanis, \ ard S1 to SI 50 *
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acme French ^firgrps. Sr.nrm Ser- 1
d Plfiid^ and S rt:ngs of olav. t n 1
anch hlufifi, 38 in. wide, at 50c. g
ING SUITS (
intj this store to atef into our r
nd eep whpro they can save good
?6 00 boys Spricfg Suit's in splendid
N 05 the suit These are great
ieli ct fr -ra up to. $10.00,
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Sa Gi
One
Special
EASTER
iBMnannMMnnBMMMMnHteaiia
At 1840 Main Street
stock of Men's, Women's
have on sale some most
white, tan, patent colt, v<
Ladies' whice 2-strap pur
Ladies' white 2-strap pi
<a?o no t n 1 iin
*p^.uu vaiuc, opcvviai
Ladies' white pumps, 11
special
Ladies' Gun Metal 2-stra]
value, special .
Ladies' seamless patent 1
^3.00 value, special
Lakes' Vici Comforts w
special
Numerous other styles
prices.
Men's extra quality tai
$4.00 value, special
Men's extra q lality gun
value, special
Men's Patent Colt in bud
cial
Men's tan button or lace,
special
Vicis and Canvas Oxford
$1.65.
All these are Wrights'
Look these <
W. D.
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SELLS
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Corner Richlai
COLU
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Popular
Wc welcome y
: have prepared fo
e can not onlysa
fit.
Mew Silks i
and Sui
I
Dame Fashion has cast a r
en son for Silk Dresses, and
'irst," whether taffetta, crep
nulard or voile, all are corre
ow ready with the bruadesf
o-inch striped satin Foulard
h'ght pieces of 20-inch figur
Another asst. cf 75c figured
wo tone Taffetas, somethin
n n A Qt rinfkc at
ill ClllM k-/ v * i vu j c%v
6-inch Messalines, all shade
Same as above a
>epe de Chine, evening sha
Colored Marquisettes, great
And many more equally a
vhich space does not permit
ia m ^
Prices For
SHflPPFRS i
UtlUI 1 Lltu I !
you will find a well selected
> and Children's footwear. We I
wonderful values in low cuts, in 1
el vet and gun metal.' J
nps, $1.50 value special $1.00 j
imps with silk Hercules bow,
$1.35
[-2 inch silk bow, $2.50 value, , I
. * $1.95 J
3 Pump with silk bow, $2 50 fl
$1.85 1
eather pump, with extra strap, J
$2.00
ith rubber heels, $1.50 value, V
$1.15 1
! in velvets and tans at special J
1
a low shoes in lace or button
. $3.25
metal in button or lace, $3.00 j
$2.50 ]
:on or lace, $4.00 value, spec- {
. .. . . $3.00
something nobby, $5.00 value, i
$3.50
Is at special prices $1.35 and ;
v J- -I '
guaranteed "High Art" Line. ;
3ver -before buying. .
IT FOR LESS <
id and Main Streets ]
MBIA, S. C.
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Store I j
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Qy at all times H 1
>r you. Come, Eg 1
tve you money, I J
or ^(jrniy | i
timer. I '
nost favorable vote this Hi
the '4Sa\v Mimnaugh's gf 1
e de chine, mescaline, -1
ct and the big store is |?
l varieties. M
, $1.3 ; values at $1.19 |9 j
ed Foulard, at . 49c. 11 A
Foulards, at 59c. II fi
_i. CZQr* ^ %
g new, ai . . mi
39(5 . |
Sj at 80c. 9
lso in black. ^ S|
des, at 98c. 9
value at 25c. 9
s pretty and serviceable 9
us to mention. 9