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Is runnine OV' Dress G-oods an and Drapery, In Our Lexington Mends si -.i-. ' Coli j ggg= . = PENCIL AND 8CZSS0BS. K V "v V 1 Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Owe County Fair opens next Tuesday the 16th. ' Nice line of soft hats and caps for I gen to and boys, at Meetze & Son. Our space is at a premium this week, K and many articles are left over. Try the thin butter and soda wafers, pound and raisin cake, at the Bazaar. Postmaster J. Frank Neese, of Batesbuig, was in town last week. A select line of staple day goods always in stock at Meetze & Son's. Mr. J. S. Fo*, of Batesburg, has gone to Baltimore to complete his course in medicine. The best line of clothing to be found anywhere can be seen at the Lexington Department Store. The finest line of candies, cakes and crackers has just been opened at the Bazaar. I The Kanfmami Drug Company is putting in bottling worn in rear of the store to manufacture all kinds of soft drinks. Bead the advertisement of Mr. M. Rutland, Batesburg, and you will find something of interest- to yon. f Wednesday the 17th, is old soldiers' day at the County Fair. The gates will be opened free to them and they are cordially invited to attend. ; Go to the Lexington. Department Store for anything and everything you want. The prices will be founa IIP right. ^ ' : 4*6ok out for "funny greenbacks" and spurious coin. Counterfeiters V . are in the land circulating. Look at the bills before yon giye change. WANTED?200 cords of pine wood delivered at rock quarry. Apply to D. Kimball, at the qnarry. The best and most -satisfactory washing machine is the Magestic. For sale by M. D. Harm an. >4I think you can safely -say that the State fair will be the biggest and best in the history of fairs, "say p Mr. A. W. Love, secretary. Mr. John S. Fox left Monday for Augusta where he has accepted a gosition as engineer with the Perkins A cordial invitation is extended all in attendance at the Fair to call at f%'' Meefcze & Son's store. A tremendous crowd is expected at the County Fair from all sections of the county. Come and meet your friends and have a good time. Misses Lucile and Carro Efird have returned to the College for Women, Columbia. The-latter to finish her fnrmpr orrvp.Q tn talrp BVUU1UD nUM? ViiY 5J?"*T TV TT~. ? special Cdurw, jfik' A new New Home Sewing Machine for sale cheap for cash, or on installs menfc plan. Apply at the Dispatch office. Preparations are being made for a stand County Pair. The exhibits will be full .in every department. The officers will be a busy set from now until the fair closes next Thursday the 18th. TO CliOSE OUT=~A lino of laces, ribbons, gloves, handkerchiefs, notions, etc., bought in a Job lot, and will be closed out cheap. Call and see at the Bazaar. Iceoline Harman. The bottling plant at Mathias' Mineral Spring baa its new wagon on onr streets Saturday serving customers with their drinks. They are claimed to be equal to the best.' For your family groceries and fruits sail at M. D. Harm an's grocer}'. While you are looking at the exhibits at the County Fair, think of and be sure to call and see the nice exhibits of furniture and other articles in this line, at Scott Hendrix's Furniture store. You may need something there. The prices are right. m>o Ava/mt/Yr of "Rda J. Amick and Administrator, E. L. Amick, held a referee here Friday looking to a settlement of certain matters in said estates. Samuel B. George, referee. Frick and Graham for plaintiff. Efird and Dreher for defendants. It is useless to call your attention to the advertisement of W. P. Roof en the first page of this issue as it speaks for itself and conveys interesting news to our people, which they ean realize and be benefitted if they will only call and see for themselves. THE UNDERSELLI * ' COURTEOUS TREAT ? Dry Go - BIGGEST AX V >. m I er with New G-oods and d Silk, Laces and Ribbon Tati's "FnniisMiifirs and 01 lould see the goods. You must ca ^jr. ju* i Cuthbert Shealy, the oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Shealy, of Batesburg, met with a very painful accident last Wednesday night by stumbling over some timber pieces, falling ana breaking his thigh. I am still feeding the masses with the best groceries and 4'pure food" on the market. If you need anything to eat alwavs call at my grocery. H. M. Wingard. We noticed in the State of Tuesday last week, Mr. M. H. Witt, one of Brookland's prominent citizns who has done much to advance and improve that town, celebrated his 69th birth say. A number of his close friends enjoyed the occasion with him. We solicit your banking business. 1 If yon are not already a patron of this bank we extend to you an invitation ' to become one. No matter how small, < make the start. While attending the Fair next week call in to see us. You 1 are always welcome. THE HOME BANK. We are in receipt of a renewal for the Dispatch from Dr. J. G. Williams, t of Norway. Orangeburg county, who has a wide medical practice, and has i completely broken down and, has departed for the mountains to rest. His family accompanied him. We trust ] they may all return benefitted from their outing. 1 /B^Remember that the Dispatch g Job Printing Office is prepared to do all kind of printing on snort notice, l at a very low price. Send in an order and we will please you in price and workmanship. s r I Wonderful Escape of Workman $ Arthur Turner, a white workman on the new steel bridge being built over the Congaree river between this city and Cayce by the Southern railway, fell 62 feet yesterday from the 1 bridge into the water and escaped 1 without injuries. B Turner is one of the gang of steel workers and was at his work on top i of the great structure that is to span the river and take the place of the present iron bridge. He stepped back suddenly while moving to get a piece of material and losing his footing fell r the entire distance from the frame * work into the river beneath. Fortunately there wei^e no rocks in the water at the place where he fell and , no water work with which he could come in contact with in his decent. t< He struck on his face in the deep \ water and after he came back to the r surface swam to the shore and walked to his boarding house. G Fearing that the man was injured _ internally, his friends called a physician, but except for an inflamed face 1 from the impact on the fall into the water, there was nothing the matter r with him.?The State 6, t ' - ? + Will Se at Swansea. Dr. S. F. Killingsworth, dentist, of 1521 Main street, Columbia, will be at Swansea on the 18th and 19th of October next, prepared to do all classes of dental work. Those needing dentist work will note date and meet the doctor. < ? ' The twenty-fifth anniversary of the closing of the barrooms in Johnston was celebrated last evening in the Baptist church. Many are convinced by the facts and visible means that prohibition does prohibit and pays well. The storm of last week at St. Andrew's Bay, Fla., was terrific, the tide risipg six feet higher than it has in fifty years before, the only storm of equal violence here being in 1856, and the damage in various ways aggregating many thousand dollars. The-694 machinist employed by the Southern Railway shops will strike in a few days unless their wages are increased from $3 to $325 per day. You can bag: your game without the aid of a gun?if you play your cards right. When a man doesn't feel like talking he calls on spme woman and listens. What a widow blisses most is the 1 argument she can't cry over any longer. folet3h0net? tar : fmr chUdrmtif *af*, ?or#? Jlo oplat? 1 NG- STORE. :ment. p nvmSfirp PAT?AA TTVJ? I x/ X/JJK/ X r I Special Bargains. Hi ls, Hosiery and G-loves, othing. Linens and Ho 11 and look through and you wi Great # z^'w '^?^3BM3B5*3^^S853By The State Fair this year will ^e the ''Biggest yet." Be sure md not miss this one. Make our Store your headquarters?we will ;ake care of all your packages while you are sight-seeing. We want to show you a speciilty shoe for ladies we are makng a run on at ?1.75. { These shoes are made "in old Kentucky" by a firm that is at rery little expense, and they can ifFord to put mighly good leather nto them. They are made of Kid that is ;oft and very strong with the >est of leather in soles. Price ?1.75.' EHRLICH'S, COLUMBIA, S.C. Wells! Wells!! BERLEY & KYZER, rHE - WELL - MEN. If you want to do well, be well and x>k well, get Berley & Kyzer, Lexingon, S. C., to put you in a Terra Cotta Veil which will give you pure water. >ur prices are right, our work is right, rive us a trial and be convinced. .. EXPERIENCE. Years of Ex5 perienceare at Your COMMAND. Successful experience has been ours and we went everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat tor with their eyes at all, to call and have us give them proper tests. THEBE ABE NO CHABGES FOB EXAMINATIONS. CHARLES F. SENTZ, OPTICIAN, JEWELEB, 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. WANTED.?An apprentice to learn ffie art of printing. Must read and spell wrell and have some knowledge >"f manuscript. No cigarettes or bad labits. Apply at the Dispatch office. JLlw ay: MAIN AND BLA : DEPAR1 rndreds of cases are co: , Shoes, Millinery, Cloa usefurnishings, Crockc ill lfl!im Rftmfithinff of interest, t< LUGM d L Babcoch Hac i i A OLD Are I Si 111; ~T~ i a 1892. 1 Lexing ff Oldest Bank in I DOES - A m Accounts I m Bate of 5 Per C % Valuable Place for Sale. We will offer for sale to the highest bidder oil the 3d day of November, next, at 11 o'clock a. m., in front of the 9tore of J. K. Summer, known as the Polly Summer place, containing 1221 acres, being in Broad River township and . 3 . j t? t> j A?^ "MVo DOunueu uy joruuu nvci uu mo Mandy Kesler on the north and west and on the south by J. H. Fulmer and others. Has dwelling and tenant house thereon. Sold for division. J. F. Mahaffie, Oct. 10. 4-52 J. K. Summer. Subscribe for the Dispatch. CC s Visit RE'S .NDING STREETS. ming in bringing a great ks, Suits, Carpets, Oil Clc ry, Glass and Chinawar( 3 you. Make our store your head< te CO.,^. St< : Buggies, kney Buggies, Columbia Buggies, Hercules Buggi Hickory ] 3 J____ 2.T !.iiu piemy ui men HICKORY W/ "irst in the Hearts of Our Country: f-CONBER MULE B Ml 15 Plain Street, COLUMBIA, ?ton Sayings ] LEXINGTON, - ' - S. C. i Lexington County. Capital and Surpli \ GENERAL - BANKING invited on Favorable Terms. Inl lent Allowed in the Savings Depa W. P. ROC ; # Trespassers, Notice. ' THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS not to hunt or trespass in any manner whatever upon the lands of the undersigned. The law will positively 1 he enforced against all violators of this , notice. H. STEELE, oct. 1, 1906-4w-51p. j Notice. ALL OVERSEERS OF THE PUBLIC j , tfiii nnpp rftmir their sec- ! ivauo vi AAA) MV ^ tions. Remove the logs, limbs and trees ! from the same. Put the roads in good ! condition. L. J. LANGFORD, Supervisor, Lexington Co. | Oct. 2, 1906. )LUMBIA'S SMALL PI / * PROMI THE STORE OF LIT : STORE assortment of )ths, Curtains, ^ quarters while in the city. i ore. i 11 Les, Buggies, L. 16ONS men. MM, s. c. , : J / ^ / ? Bank, ft is $20,000. I BUSINESS. B B merest at the M rtment. I )F, Cashier. M Valuable Place for Sale. WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE BEfore the Court House door on the first Monday in November next, our place of 738 acres, more or less, about 100 acres open, balance in wood and timber. Well watered, good pasture, peach and apple orchard, two dwellings and other out buildings. Near Clark's mills. Can be bought privately. Terms ? One-half cash balance on time. JOB SHUMPERT, Route 3, Lexington, S. C. SCHOOL BOOKS are positively sold for cash. Harman's Bazaar. HOFIT EMPORIUM. >T ATTENTION. TLE PRICES. < J i