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4 Hmf s In order to make roc season in the history c stores in the Carolina* Now for thirty days friends call and secnri ?????? ?M???? PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Lexington-?Cotton 9%. Now you know who is who. Mrs. H. L. Oswald is enjoying the mountain breeze. Eggs are scarce in this market and so are peaches and apples. Mrs. Sarah Shnler and her son is visiting at Mr. C. M. Efird's. Misses May and Annie Lou Taylor are visiting friends in Swansea. Bed Springs, all kinds and prices, I at Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store. Miss Florrie Harman is visiting Miss Emma McCartha and friends at Pelion. t". ; ' Misses Fannie and Pearl Oswald, of y Barr, were shopping in town Friday. ^ * p: It is only a time when our streets will be brilliantly lit with electric lights. For the next two weeks some of the candidates will have to "get up ana git," ' The electric power will bring new enterprises in onr town. Hurry up the work. Dr. Rice B. Harman left Monday for the mountain resorts for the benefit of his health. Don't neglect to get your registration certificate so you can vote in the general election. The young ladies will be delighted with the new novelties in stationery at the Bazaar. Col. D. J. Gnffith was over yesterday mingling with his numerous friends in town. Mr. Oscar L. Derrick, of Clemson College, is visiting the old folks and friends in town. Ah, you must see the line of pretty stationery just opened at the Bazaar. Everything up-to-date. Mrs. Eflrd, the mother of Hon. C. * M. Eflrd, has been and is still very sick at his home jn town. Hauling wanted?100,000 brick from the Gross brick yard to Saxa Gotha Mill. W. P. Roof. Mrs. Dr.- Derrick has returned after quiter an extended visit to her mother, Mrs. Hughes, of Columbia.' Why not buy an easy resting mattress? Felt and other qualities, at Scott Hehdrix's Furniture Store. IT/. fViia i a an a fchp TT 19 Uftf C uoiaj ou iruw Aowvkv VA VAAV Dispatch that our readers could have the.official election news. The town council has notified all |; citizens owning property in town to put the side walks in good order. | The Leesville Ginnery has spared - no expense to make its plant the fin * est in the State. 44 . , Mr. C. W. Smith and daughter, of Hilton, visited the family of Mr. J. J. Bickley and other relatives in town last week. Mrs. G. T. Graham has gone to the bed side of her son, Mr. Bion Graham, who has typhoid fever at Statesville, N. C. The old management of the Leesville Ginnery offers to the public its long experience in giving guaranteed service and courteous attention. 44 Our streets were quite lively Monday with citizens from various sections of the county. Some trading, others on public business. Don't ruin your own reputation by trying to besmirch that of another candidate. Stand on your own merits or fall. Children's Iron Wagons. Buy one for your boy. All sizes and prices, at Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store. * ?a????mi? ?????mmm?? ? ( HBMnBMHMOHMMWMMIMi Jv.'4: V%f--/;' we ouy anc ES^* I YOU AI ?HHt?WHHHfOii Your Dollar { Here _ L"ls a Mighty Thirif ?m for fall stock we oflfe )f our business. The pi 3?no bombast, no humb we will cut out the pre 3 some of these Bargair imbia's Mr. W. M. Shand, of the firm of Shand & Shand, one of Columbia's strongest legal firms, was here last week at court. A. M. Boozer,Esq.,was in attendance at court. He is a sound councellor and safe lawyer, especially on the civil side of the court. Beautiful assortment of Ladies' Waists, any colors wanted, in cotton, | satines and pure silks. We want you j to see them at Roof's store. Mrs. Drucjr Rawls, of Columbia, and Mrs. Cockerel, her son and daughter accompanying her, of Texas, are visiting at the home of Mr. W. P. Roof. Several wagons are hauling brick from the Gross brick yard to SaxeGotha mill, preparatory to enlarging and otherwise improving that mill. Mr. Samuel B. George has a wind mill and water tank erected at his beautiful home, whidh supplies water - ? ? a .xi for nis dwelling ana ouier purpusea. The cooks have been worried to find something to cook recently. Vegetables and "setch" truck have been hard to find in our stores or on the market. Mr. Chas. H. Drafts has accepted a position at the Columbia Hotel and is now filling the same acceptably to both the management and the guests of the hotel. The streets on yesterday presented an animated scene as the various workers busied themselves for their respective friends. Everything was quiet and sober. 100 patterns of dress goods for suit or skirt. Most desirable patterns ever before offered in Lexington, ranging in price from 80c. to $1.25 yard, at Roofs store. t Mrs. P. L. Helms and little son, Clyde, accompanied by Miss Pearl Stuart, of Columbia, are spending the week with their aunts, the Misses Stuart. Judge Andrew Crawford was here last week with his green bag filled with buiiness, and his able and firm arguments in the court room could be heard in the land. It is said by some of our oldest inhabitants that the continual rainfall is the heaviest known and that we may not expect a cessation until about the 5th of next month?the end of dog days. Misses Mary and Ruth Graham have returned from a pleasant visit to their aunt, and last week they were delighted to have a visit from Miss Eulelia Lamar, a friend from Aiken. Two days more in which to register ?first Monday in September and first Monday in October. See that you have your -registration certificate. You can't vote without this and your last year's tax receipt. Ladies' coats, light and medium weights for fall and winter now in, ranging in price from $4 to ?15 each. Popular styles and all colors. See them before picked over at Roof's store. The lightning, Wednesday night, struck the residence of Mr. Samuel J. Long, in the eastern part of town. It run down the chimney and did considerable damage. "Mrs. Long received a slight shock. When you get ready for your fall suit let us show you the new line of the nobbiest selections of fashionable fabrics, and the saving in price is an important item ! E. G. Dreher & Co. Idleness looks on luck as a fairy godmother. |THE SI COLUMBIA'S 0/ I sell for Cash on] IE CORDIALLY ? ^ ~ 1 r all summer goods in o' iblic has appreciated oi mg sale, no premiums, s . r* A 1 J. >nt leature ana conven LS. niiMsri Great Just in! The most delightfully cool Shoes for summer a man ever put his feet into. It's a Tan Oxford, of course. Tan leather is the coolest leather because it is more por ous, and lets in the air, and the color does not attract heat rays. Tan leather has very little dye in it and so will wear longer than black leather of the same kind. The prices are $2.50 and $3.50, don't fail to ask to see them. EHRLICH'S, 1643 Main St., / AA| IIUDll C f* 1627 Main St., \ llULUIflDlA) Oi 111 Wells! Wells!! BERLEY & KYZER, THE - WELL - MEN. If yon want to do well, be well and look well, get Berley & Kyzer, Lexington, S. C., to pit yon in a Terra Cotta Well which will give yon pnre water. Onr prices are right, onr work is right. Give ns a trial and be convinced. EXPERIENCE. Years of Experience are at Your COMMAND. Successful experience has been ours and we want everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat ter with their eyes at all, to call and have us give them proper tests. THEBE ABE NO CHABGES FOB EXAMINATIONS. CHARLES F. HIZ, OPTICIAN, JEWELEB, 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. The Regular Examination For teachers of this county will be held in the court house at Lexington on Fri day, September 21, 11)0(3, beginning at y o'clock a. m., and closing at 4:?0 p. m. All applicants will please furnish paper etc., for this examination. J. E. Rawl Kyzer, 5w4G County Supt of Education. Serd i i yonr job orders. ri)RE OF UICK SALE AK [y. Your dollar h T AND I INVITED TO mmumuuuuinuuuunHiuuuuuuumuiuv ur big establishment at cut prices. We ur efforts in making this one of the n iimolv straight, legitimate business an< ; all summer goods into cash. Will be LUGH & CO Depaptm en-fc We are best advertised by ber of satisfied, customers. GREGORY-CONDER M Columbia, S. C. Our big advertisement on come out in a few days. . I ; * fi \ &r~>. ' ? 3;. ' ii. . rt'r I 1 9 | Lexington Say: I LEXINGTON, J * Oldest Bank in Lexington County. Capital > DOES - A - GENERAL - B, ? Accounts Invited on Favorable M Bate of 5 Per Gent Allowed in the Si Registration Notice. Ner^e and Bon TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW ^Bmises^Lar^'e bottle: I of a certain Act the Board of Regis- and Brulses Large bottle tration will open the books to register Sold by all Druggists. all persons who desire at the following v? n rvi T^l Q OOC JULaui(/U jk/MAvvo* Batesbarg, September 6. Pur0 WfttSI Leesyille, September 20. We are prepared to dril Brookland, September 2, de th thrfugh sand and r All persons are required to appear m teeing pure rock water, person to register. ^ foot, furnishing piping, 6 if'a ti *n any part of the county e xT 5ITE* West W. A in,v ^ H' Harmax- 43p Pine Ri August 6, 190G?td r Ask your dealer for T. X. L. High-Art Job Printing BIG BARGA1I ? - ? ? ^x^ncrm -nn/r-nr ID SMAJLL riCU^H ijjmiTL ere always captures 3SST BARGil KEEP . YOUR EYE ON 01 ni 00 hi bb^hmhhh Hi mrn^mKmm^m mm 4 have had the most successful aost up-to-date department 1 honest values, glad to have my Lexington Stoi^e. i . , I ; j * / J ' ; . ' I * large lium- \ ULE CO., r~ vehicles will _ | X / < ? * 1906. 1 Lugs Bank. 1 S. C. J I and Surplus $20,000. I &.NKING - BUSINESS, f Terms. Interest at the m avings Department. I W. P. ROOF, Cashier. 0 e Oil Cures T. X. L. cures rheumatism, jores, Burns ________________ ?5 cents. COKESBTTRY CONFERENCE SCHOOL ' For boys and girls. High curriculum .1 wells any which prepares one well for college or ock, guaran- for life. Literary Course, Music and ^ at 50c per Business Course. Board $8 per month, cc. Will go Tuition ?28 per annum. Healthful lo . Write, cation, Mineral Springs. Bickley, Opeus September 20,1900. For further idge, S! C. information write ? G. Benjamin Dukes. Rector, Our Forte. Jaly25-3m Cokesbury, S. C. vs == ' >RIUM V INS -ssffi JR COUNTERS Main and Z Blanding Streets. $ Columbia, S. C.