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I < * "7 v / & Kepresentatiue newspaper. Savers Lexington and the Herders of the Surrounding Bounties tihe a glanhet. VOL. XXXIV. LEXIISGTOIN, S. C., WEOJNEhOAi. MAY II. 1904. 27. av globe dry goods company, . Jgp "<FT. 21. MOUCZITOIT, TIES., MA1IV HTBEET, ------- COLUMBIA, S. C. Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention. October 13 tf Dots from Halfway Hollow. ' i To the Editor of the Dispatch: f The tiered showers have come and i oh, how glad we are. Cotton is not ail up and not even j all planted; corn not all up; gardens j needed rain very much, but now look i refreshed; wheat looks promising. Mrs. B. P. Tajlor is visiting rela- j tives on Black creek. Mr. R. E. Miller, Traveler and j their families went fishing Saturday i last and caught a few of the finny | tribe. ( Well, as to Mr. Qaattlebaum's re- : ply in your paper some time ago. I He said that I bad put Sfeadman and the people down as thieves. I deny the charge, as the readers of the Dispatch know. I said there were some honest men at Steadmau. This was Dot putting the Steadman ' people down as thieves. But what I 6aid about oertain things disappear, ing by the slight of hand, I still ssy the same thing, and can get the Dames of lumber men who will say they lost plenty cf lumber at Steadman. Why did Mr. Quattlebaum get offended at what I said when plenty others of the place said it did not offend tbem in the least? There is a wide difference in meat and lard being locked up in a bouse and lurn1 ber aDd wood put down by the railroad side. Uncle Jacob Kjser and I think of going to the reuuion at Charleston. We were glad to shake the hands of so many of our old friends at Lexington last Monday week ago. The fruit crop will be short this year with us especially peaches, but wfl are watching the blackberries wishfully. Well, the dogwood blossoms have come and gone aDd we have nofc seen the Editor on the Edisto. No doubt the finny tribe have been watching for him. Traveler. [We have changed our course and will report later.?Ed. Dispatch.] Ojr town still continues to be overrun by commercial men. ThiB is conclusive evidence that the business of Lexington is in a healthy condition. Eric T. Sligh. We want the people of 8 " " THE GKEAT ' | FON-FLOWEP 1 MAY U, iS, >(i wmThis will be the greatest event of the ki will be an occasion of grace and pomp, before known in the Old Palmetto State. p Prepare You Get in readiness now. Come, evervb< must have an evening dress, eveniug gl< us for them. Let ns know what you wa store was never so well stocked. Order | "MEET ME A <?? Let this be the watchword everywhere everybody yon want to see?to meet vot city make straight lor Tapp's. Cars pass ^ ORDER Sff We will prepay freight, mail or expre:yr| 600 miles from Columbia amounting to ! Tie .lies I & COLUMBI are just the kind fc ). STRAW Come The Largest a: We will be glad tc it mi; nmnnn m MUM. 1AQQ Ctk ^ AUt/U OiMU ' Lexington to visit ou COLUMBIA j( I CARNIVAL ?1, , 27,28, ISM. | | ( nd ever held in South Carolina It lun and enjoyment such as never $ I'1 irsslf Mow. Y >dy and have a good time. It you )ves, o- clothes of any kmd, wr;te g nt. Wo will save yoa money. Our r um- m, '? LT TAPP'S." I 11 i. Tell your family, your friends ? O Is l at lapp s. Soon as you get to the jg here?make Tapp your headquarters. j n I MAIL. ^ i1 is on all purchases within a radius ol ! I $500 and over. | ^ Tapp ftu 11 IA.S.O. $ MBWMt COMFORT. NRi 7R SPRING SOT ' "I -1 -i- - - - 1 # _ 1 - 1 J )Y tne warm aays ro come-ngnt We carry a complete line of r HATS, CLOTH \ ; to our liew store and be convinced that we h nd \Tahiam6 I? m iiswcsb m\i& A ever brought in Lexington. ) take your measure for an Internati Suit?fit guaranteed. CALL AND INSPECT OIJR STOCK. a ED ?T LJ IT D ?t. j> n L-, n n ui Lexington, S. C. ft nwrici niminni fin 5 UfirilTJ I 1640 Main Street, Colnm r store. We guarantee to sell goods as ch Great Knock Oiii Sale i THE FOUNTAIN # 1840 Corrser Main a?:d Richland Street?, Columbia, Flowing freely with bargv.es that will pulverize anv competition existing now or flat j aav arise m the future. Vou vriii dui some bargains here frrm the Baltimore Fire, j horte" short. "TTST FOR GLORY WE 3FFS R YOU ! 00 >ds Embroidery o to 0 inches wiJr. at purchas.ug piice, do per v tr I ww 3(is, .r-tuoroKiery ? to n meat* .v-.;-. . pur .-a sing pric n ' p -r uru. (.(;w yds, Insertion to match. - to 4 :uch-s wice. pmehasiug price. 5;* per yard, pi ces Lonsdale Cambric t.? ':n<^s c un petition, '^c per yard. i.'UU yas white goods Lacoeiiejt. in ere-;":/.-. ;. Id ---ms per \>:rd. 0 d( y.f-n Huck Towele. 4>5 inch !oi:2 e.u "-"J inche- wi le. b'ea-hed with red herder, lPc. 0 doz-n ladies embroidere*! Randkerelii*:'. ha:;:, kv>< k, 5 cents. 0 dozen men's limn tinished Handkerchief- kvk nrr at.i. mthhhs 5 cents. T ALSv A I 5 O 17 T R 115 13 (> A ! ill silk Tafl'etta No. 6u. No o 1 and N'o. 1 id, id cents. _?0f"You paid more. .adie- Ready to wear Hits. latest .-ivies, litest shades, latest material and iatest prices. 50 cents up to $3 DO. ? ;adi-'S Black Shirt Good.-. 1 tr^Wt sell them for less. Ieii's Stjaw Hats, worth 50 cents -just tor giory, 25 cents, i-.idies Slippers, all st\]-s to puher;z<- competition, 75 ceids a pair, lens Shoes and Low Cuts. b*->t make at prices to suit tlie purse and tit the loot. Every pair guaranteed, hirt Waists?We offer the best line you ever saw at 5d cents. hirt Waists Sets?Large Pcp.rl sets. b> cents. , 1EET ME AT THE FOI NTAI", CORNER MAIN AND RICHLAND I S L'S , FOR BARGAINS. This sale will continue uutil further notice. W. D. BATES Manager. I P,=J ?a i ylisli and durable IlNtG, 6co., bia, S. C. .eap as any house in Nothing hut Solid Lea Every Pair G rhey are here and of cour.se ar.- beauties, bee i and Low Cuts. Blacks and Tans, All Leather invited to cab when in the city and inspect Cohen's Sh 1636 MAIN ST.. C .ave urnishing Goods onal Tailor Made n m i n his Bam a? gsffl sb^ib & XTotss from Hilton. To the Editor of the Dispatch: Oar friend, Mr. R. B. Hillpr, who we made mention of sometime ago as suffering from tumor of the stomach, is now undergoing an opera-ion performed by some of the skilled physicians at the Jihos-Hopkins hospital, Baltimore. Tne operation was performed last Siturday und we hope for his speedy recovery. Well, the club meetings are things of the past, the countv convention ia disposed of and why don't rhec-*ndidot na r%n m o nnt fho TTQric.ncj r.ffi ooo f v.*ckicn v/vuiv uun ivu uur ?ai iuui ;ui' > wc . What are you standing back fort Come to the front and show >our colore. It's only three dollars from first to finish. Come out from behind the bushes, ho that the voters may make a wise selection and possibly vote more intelligently. Mr. Editor, we wish to say to the politician that hereafter instead of signing our name "B" we will make it "B. B. H." W7e do this in o?-der that the politician may not (ffend our preacher in town on tb? tree's. B. B. H. Sunday School Institute. A Sunday School Institute under the suspices of the Suadav School Board of the Methodist Epit-copal Chuicb, South, will be h<-lu in the city of Orangeburg cn Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 1st, 2nd and 3rd days of June, rnxt, and will be conducted by Dr. H. M Hamill, the Superintendent of training work of said church, who will be assi-ted by Mrs. Hamill, another experienced worker of Sunday School workers. This institute is intended for the lower part of the State and it will be largely attended. This will be a great opportunity for all Sunday School workers. A local committee has been appointed to make arrangements for the meeting aud for the entertainment of those who will come from abroad. Reduced rates on railroads. I. W. Bowman is the chairman of said committee and those who expcct to attend will do well to address him at Orangeburg, S. C. J. w sirren Allen. the Southern States. Buy Your SPRING SHOES OF buncn COLUMBIA, S. C. tlier Shoes Sold and -naranteed. fh^v .ir-^ Tfflifh K' inii lat-AM iCTJ/vVi !, Union Mvie. Yon ar? respectfully t the je goods. Q i;?lity gu*rsnteod. oe Store, 01 UMBIA, S. C.