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WW? ?PMW?E?? -II HIM ?HI Full yard wide Bleached M free of any dressing. Extra wide White Lawn, The \ PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes uainerea nere anu There by a Dispatch Man. T. X. L. cures cold in fhe head. The fruit has not all been killed. The mornings and evenings are rather cool The weather continues to be blusty and somewhat coldish. Dr. Ed. Boozer and wife visited relatives in town Sunday. The price of eggs will now take a tumble to fhe lowest notch. There were many pretty Easter gowns in evidence Sunday. Always use T. X. L. for pains. - - - . < Ml _ The talk of another cotton mux in this place is being revived. There is plenty of room for more brick buildings in Lexington. See the new advertisement of Tapp's Department Store, Columbia. Travel north ward over the Southern Eailway is the heaviest ever known. v Mrs. Eosa Meetze, who is visiting her daughter, Miss I'Ans, in Sumter, is quite sick there. A few pairs of Black Langshan chickens, $150 up. Eice B. Harman. Prof. A. P. Sites, of Spring Hill, remembered us through the mail with a renewal. The Masons will have an extra meeting next Saturday night. See notice in another column. Clerk George has been notified that the pension money will reach him on May the 10th, zfexk , Our King Quality shoes for men can't be beat. We are exclusive agcuto iui iucoc ouuvo vu uuto itwuity. Hfr. Jeff Raw! and son, Clyde, of Colombia, visited relatives in town and vicinity during the Eastertide. Mr. Eliafr Amick, from near Hilton, was in town Saturday on business and called in to see us. Mr. W. P. Metts, one of the best farmers hereabouts, was in town Saturday and called to see us. / Early Amber, Orange, Cat Tail Millet, Melon, Cantalope and Bean seed can be had in bulk, at The Lexington Department Store. Mr. John Fox, now of the Augusta Lumber Company, spent Easter tide with the home folk in this place. A complete telephone outfit?set of phones, wire, etc., suitable for a private line?ready for erecting. Price $15.00. Apply at this office. WHEN LOOKING FOR A PRESENT FOR THE HAPPY BRIDE, REMEMBER. The handsomest-, largest and most complete line of wedding presents are always to be found at our store. We pay close attention to their selection, and rvnl-r- Kti v trrw?c fTiaf: nm fV>c? vorr ir> V/-UO. ' WAV V**V ? V , MVW Quality, Style and Workmanship, and sell them at the lowest prices that reliable goods can be sold at. When in the city, come in and look them over. We are sure we Iiave what you would like to giv^ as we have them, from the smallest piece to the largest and most complete sets ever brought to Columbia. SYLVAN BROS., 1524 Main St., Columbia, If H Columbia, uslin, * I Yard wide Percales, gc oc. yard. value at oc. yard. | 40-inch Sea Island, Prettiest Liu YOU ARE CORDIA ^ . One second-hand five-horse power Frick engine for sale cheap. Apply to H. M. Wingard, Lexington, S. C. Misses Efird, who are attending the College for Women in Columbia, spent Easter with their parents in town. A fresh supply of trunks, valises, telescopes and suit cases are on sale at The Lexington Department Store. Prices right. % Detective Holloway, of Columbia, was over in town Saturday and when we see these officials we look for something to drop. Dr. H. G. Eleazer, a prominent and successful physician of Spring Hill, was in town Saturday and made us a pleasant visit. Mr. A. F. Ellengton is our efficient and competent health officer and is active in the discharge of his duties and no suspected person escapes his watchful eyes. Buggies, wagons and other vehicles ?the best on the market?at the lowest prices, can be found at T. B. Augbtry & Co's., Columbia. Mrs. E. L. Sheaiy, of Summit, spent a few days last week with her son, Treasurer Frank W. Sheaiy, who has been quite sick with grip. Mr. Sheaiy is able to be on our streets again. The commissary of Hartley Bros., at Summit, was entered by thieves last Thursday night and a quantity of goods stolen. Entrance was affected by breaking into the back door with a pick. There are no clues as to the robbers. Ladies, don't forget our dry goods department when in need of anything in this line. We are headquarters for this class of goods. The Board of Health is haviDg built a large and commodious pest house. It is located on Fox's branch in the suburbs of this place and is being rapidly pushed toward completion. Our young friend A. W. M. Eleazer, of Spring Hill, who was once our spicy correspondent at that place, called in to see us Saturday. We hope to be favored with his live news items again. Buy mens, boys, childrens and ladieB' straw hats, at The Lexington Department Store. They have a splendid line at low prices. Revs. Geo. S. Bearden and S. W. KuhnB, of Charlotte, N. C., are spending a few days at the home of Mr. J. J. Lown. They will attend the Joint Conference at St. Peters, the latter part of the week. Sergeant Clay C. Roberts, a very efficient and trusted officer of the state penitentiary guard, ran over Sunday to spend the day with the loved one3 at home. He called in while here and renewed his subscription for another year. The Duck mill people are going to put in a system of water works to protect its Brookiand property, and the people of that town are willing to contribute of their means toward this enterDrise to secure fire Drotec tion for their property. Our men, women and childrens' Oxfords have arrived. Sea them before making your selection. The Lexington Dept. Store. There were many visitors from abroad during the Easter festivals visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity, whose DameB we could not gather. The most of these visitors were Lexington people who have gone elsewhere to make a fortune and come back once a year. Enoch Hendrix, a well known colored brick mason of this community, died at the home of his sister, in this place yesterday after a long illness with dropsy. By bis docile disposition and accommodating nature he won the friendship of the whites, which he retained until the end of his life. igh & s. c. )od 8Ac. 90-incli Irish Linen 5 cents. for 5 cents. "White Hahiitai Wa ie of FasMo LLY INVITED. IT WILL P It pays a workman to U6e the best materials in repairing or building a wagon, buggy or anything else. The best blacksmith and wheelwright's materials can be obtained only at T. B. Aughtry & Co, Columbia. Mr. Charles H. Drafts, who has been a conductor of a Pullman Dining Car on the Seaboard Air Line, has given up his position to accept a more lucrative and pleasant one at the Columbia Hotel, Columbia. He is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Drafts, in this place. We have just received a large shipment of agricultural implements in the way of cultivators, harrows, plow stocks, etc. Prices the lowest. MisB Pearl A, daughter of Mr. John M. Sruart, of Columbia, visited her aunts, the Misses Stuart, in this place several days this week. She was accompanied by Miss Mamie L. Parrent. These charming young ladies made many friends during their sojourn here. Millinery. I carry a nice selected line of uptodate millinery, ribbons, trimmed and untrimmed hats. . The ladies can be suited in hats, as well as prices. This department is under the management of Mrs. Laura Aldrich. Give me a call before pur chasing. D P. Sbumpert, 27 Pelioo, S. C. ? ; He Smoked. 1 A very pretty girl with a well defined air of knowing her way about tripped into a day coach of a train bound for Washington at Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon. Every window seat was occupied. The girl walked half way down the car and with obvious disappointment took the best .seat that offered. A large, superheated looking man already occupied half of it. He held his breath long enough to make room for the girl, and she squeezed In. Then he settled himself again and appeared to swell out in every direction. The girl cast longing glances at the window, but the man's huge bulk and open newspaper cut off her view. The girl fidgeted. The man spread himself more and more. Full three-quarters of the seat he filled to overflowing. The girl set her teeth. Thirty miles spun by. The girl could endure it no longer. She turned her face to him. "Excuse me," she said distinctly, "but don't you ever smoke?" Two minutes later the whole seat was hers.?Washington Post. let-OS WflFIMPBFSS j Ehrlich's shoes cost less and ! wear best. If you'll take the trouble to come to see us, carefully and critically examine our ?1.50 Ladies' Oxfords, you will see why we / v make the above strong statement. The kid is the smoothest, softest and strongest that ever went into a shoe at this price. The styles are good and they fit well. What more could one want. * We have them made of Tan and Black Kid and White Canvas i ! EHRLICH'S, 1643 Main Street ( fAl [iUDf 1 f f 1627 Main Street ( tULlfflDl.l, ii I. The BIG STORE is Making BF Spring Opening days. 1 si 1^ *n a^^<on *? ?^?wi llJly SJS M B| abie inducements will be off; 3 .,$1.25 value, ] T1 jo best 12'. cents Percales arc 75 cents. i here'1 for U con isli Silk 25 cents | The $1.00 Spreads will be sold nable Millinery in AY YOU TO COME MANY MILES TO SEE TI BE HAPPY, BE PROSPI OUK IV NONE BETTEK AND ! i Gregory-Rhea JOHN *W. CONDER, Secretar COLUMBIA, - - <1 | isaa. | LEXINGTON S .jgj LEXIJIG p Does a General I |f LOANS MADE ON ] M5 Per Gent. Interest Allot | W.RRW OUR LINE OF| j N?body ever hear Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, | mart being sunstruci Toilet Articles, Flavoring Ex- shctfW afford any p tracts, Eye Glasses, Stationery, ra^.?f ftbe sun orRubber Goods, Picture Frames, r^ions?ul-tDh?m Buggy and Wagon Paints. House on/ of thos*. myste Paints, Window Glass, Harness doctors w?ifati Oils, Turpentine, Linseed Oils, remains thfv: men v. -iit stfeQd almos} any a \ armsh and .Japans, are more la'0; 0(]t 0< complete than ever before. weather ano never i OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ^ from w-st : is in charge of N. M. Bogart, genf(I Pharmacist, who with his xfc* Groom (at ti vast practical experience and no. use, Clara; we a Graduate in Pharmacv, will people that we are n always be glad to serve you. ?^;Wj?r; CALL AND SEE US. Crosson Drug Co., deck of a liner in 11 Leesville, S. C. passenger. lean in against the rail.?Ha UL1U 1 Rev. C. P. Boozer was in town contrary.?Harpers Saturday, being on hie way to Co- ()n(, of tbe most , lumbia, where he has charge of the a business is pc Luthern Mission church. Globe. i it very interesting for thrifty people during the ng of many Spring Novelties the following unmatchsred during the week, osie:: C for 79 cents ts. | 3(>-iuch White WasliSilk,. hoots j value, for ;$1> cents. the State* IIS. 3R0US, BE WISE, ife G^S l?|gaft lUI^ES PLENTY NOT SO GOOD. y and Treasurer, o n O. VJ. % SSSS8Sii?S116EKIB| 1905. | AVINGS BANK, | TON, S. C., M 4 Banking Business, ? ? FAVORABLE TERMS. || flf - ? i ved in savings uepamneni. )F, Cashier. | 1 SODHrOKC. "I 1 T^_ _1 _i ? __ a? d of a red headed 111 |J 1111 ? 111 | Why a red head f | f! j 11111 I K I >rotectiou from the |V UllUlllU give its owner imthe most singular j zTZ":: Dpnonnfe with Si hafr wn I 1 UUulliu I I mount of exertion during the hottest c,, , - ^ feel any se.lous re- Sterling silver, cut glass, hne Louis Globe-Demo- china, clocks. A fine stock ~ alwavs on hand for you to w tfve. le first liotei)?it's | select from, can't hide it from ewiy married. The If you can't come, send for s you think so, . , , , , , Groom (dejected- catalogue or telephoneyour er has brought us order to lis. Keen us in mind whenwanti Said. . " . T i romenading on the anything in Jewelry or lidocean, to second Silverware. g disconsolatelr P. H. LACHICOTTE & CO., ? , . f . JEWELERS, mportant assets in >liteuess.?Ateuison I 1424 Mam St., Columbia, o. ! 'Phone 034. i