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BaMatmgMMEBgaMaeMWWMinuiwwju. Is ver The first Importation of Fall Mil 1,000 yards Linen Crash Towiing, IS i brie, 10j. a yard. 1 case Cannon Ci prices on them. 1 J. L. ] The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, October 5,1904. Business locals will be inserted in this department at the rate of five lines and under for 25 cents, all over five lines, the rate is*five cents aiiDe. PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. FOR SALE?One seven-year-old bay horse, medium size. Apply to Meetze & Son. Dry and dusty. * Vrmi? tit this office, nlease. Make bay while the sun shines. Exceptionally fine season for harvesting crops. Space ia the Dispatch this week is at a premium. Many of our farmers are waiting lor rain to sow oats. Miss Ellen Hsndrix will open the 3chool at Irene next Monday. Mr. Noah Sbumpert landed a twelve pound trout last Saturday. Mr Simon Amick, of Rightwell, came in Saturday and settled up. ' The hardest bird to cfetch is an eagle on a $20 gold pieceWe are now enjoying the beautiful sunsets for which October is famous. New fall line of millinery iusfc opened at Leesville, by J. C. Kinard & Co. Cotton is opening very fast and so lar.no rain has fallen upon it to stain it. Dr. Kinard, a rising young druggist of Leesvilie, was in town last week. Dr. Sam Harman, of the South Carolina penitentiary, was in town Monday. Mr. Murray Monfcs and bride, nee Koon, of Columbia, are visiting in town.. Dr. Killiao A. Price is attending the Medical University of Virginia at Charlott8ville, Va. The Lexington Brass Band has been engaged to furnish the music for the County Fair. If a man has the cheek to ask a girl to marry she seldom has the face to refuse. J. C. Kinard & Co, Leesville, are making a specialty of ladies7 hue dress goods. See this line before you buy. There will undoubtedly be a tremendous Democratic vote polled for Lever in the November election. Good young horses at $100. Gregory-Rhea Mule Co, John W.Oonder, Secretary and Treasurer, Columbia, S. C. Court has adjourned leaving a heavy docket untouched. The probability is that an extra term will be ask for. Ladies wishing fine dresses made will do weu to chii ana see tee aress j maker, at J. C. Kinard & Co's., Leesville, S. C. Some girls are so artistic tbat they can fall'in love with a handsome man without even knowing how large the man's salary is. We call special attention to the j reductions and valuable prizes offered by The Lexington Department Store. Call and see them. Dr. R E. Mathias, of Irmo, has returned to the Charleston Medical College to complete his medical course. 'Mr. Fred Herman, a popular and leading citizen of Richland county, was in town Monday, shaking bands with his numerous friends. When you go to Columbia to trade don't forget to call at E C. ShuU's flAtir irrnpprifm Spp his ttdvpf xui o? , tiseraeat. Mr. Geo. W. Lindler one of the beet wheelwrights we have, and a clever citizen of Chapin, made us a j pleasant call this morning. Mr. E. H. Bailey, a progressive youDg man of Irene, dropped in Saturday and a3 a result the Dispatch will be a welcome visitor to bis home. When Kinard says it is clothing it is clothing. When you want a nobby suit give him a call when in Columbia. The County Fair Association has j taken under fence two acres more of j land and will have plenty of room j this year for your horses and ve- j hides. j y attractive 1 linerv. A Fine LiDe of Ladies a Now is your oppo inches wide picked up at a bargnin, goo otb, 10c. for the best quality. 10 piece ?he largest and most complete stock of W ft A1 ?*" illieh Jfcjatm i5arre, or -fifjupuwti, who attended the Palmetto Collegiate Institute for two years previous to l??fc Christmas won a scholarship in Wiutbrop College. Miss Eula Clark, of Keysville, Ga., who attended the Palmetto Collegiate Institute last year, has returned and resumed her studies. Sh6 boards with Mr. W. P. Roof. D. E. Craft before he left, after attending court, last week, called and renewed his paper. Elmore is a j clever gentleman, lives at home and boards at the same place. It pays in the end to use the best materials in the construction and repair of wagons and buggies. The best of these materials are kept by T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia. The Fair grounds at Lexington will be opened one week before the Fair for all who desire to use the arena. Apply fco Wade Uaugdman near the grounds for admittance. All the members of the Lexington Baptest church are requested fco meet in the church on the fourth Sunday at 11, a. m. for the purpose of calling a pastor for the incoming year. New line cf millinery just opened at J. C. Kinard & CoV, Leesville. 1 They will please -you in style and quality, all pretty and cheap. We were pleased to have a call 1 from our young friend Johnnie Muller of Sandy Run, while in attendance at court last week. He 13 a clever 1 gentleman and popular. Another fresh load of horses and mares at prices lower than usual, ranging from $90 up.. Gregory-Rhea Mule Co, John W. Conder,Secretary and Treasurer, Columbia, S. C. The Johnston Monitor of October 5tb, says that Miss Fannie Oswald has returned to Lexington after a pleasant visit to the Misses Hart. Dr. D. M. Crosson, of Leesville, was in town yesterday on professional business. The doctor has a reputation of being one of the most successful physicians in the State. J, C Kin&rd & Co., Leesville, have a good and complete selection of shoes. They will save you money. If you don't believe it, call and see for yourself. We were glad fo see the familiar form of Uncle Jasper Derrick on our : streets Friday. Uncle Jasper is, as in the days of yore, still standing on the time principles of the Democratic , party. ' Oar friend, Jacob J. Derrick, of near Hilton, was in town- Thursday selling cotton and buying up winter goods. He paid the printer and henceforth there is laid up for him a crown of many jewels. Joe Munday the celebrated lecturer will deliver two lectures at Roof's Hall. To night for men only. ^Tomorrow night for men and women, j No charge, and no one under sixteen j will be admitted. Mr. Quincy Sharpe, of Swansea, j who attended Wagener High School j last session, has connected himself j with the Palmetto Collegiate Insti- I tute. Mr. Sbarpe boards in the j home of Mr. J. D. Taylor. j A large and select line of ladies' j jackets aDd cloaks have been opened i at J. C. Kinard Co's., Leesville. j J You can get any style or quality, prices si 50 up to $16. Wanted?5"0 to 100 acres of good loEgleaf pine timber for saw milling. Give location and distance'from railroad, with lowest cash price. Address, "Timber," care the Dispatch. LOST?Black young fox hound dog, white in breast, white front feet, white on end of tail, loDg coupled, tall, stylish dog, ears thin, not long. Reward if informed of his whereabouts. J. 0 Swygert, Peak, S. C. The Brookland Light Infantry will give an exhibition drill in the arena 1 at the Lexington Fair on Wednesday ( at 3 p. m. Be sure and see them. This company has lately returned from the scene of actual service in Virginia. Don't you need some new silver- ( ware for your table? Anyhow, go to P. H. Lacbicotte A Co., when in Columbia, and see their pretty line of jewelry, silverware and spectacles. ' Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired < by expert workmen. FOR SALE?One tract of land containing 12 acres with four room dwelling, out houses and good well of water. About one half-mjle from court house Lexington, S. C. Apply to, Alfred J. Fox. ] i hum with the Dis] n<l Gentlemen's .Shoes, Clothing, rtunitv to get full value for your d value 15c., our present price 10c ( s of Bleached Damask 44c. a yard. Trunks and Traveling Bags in the ( Items from Around Buster. To the Editor of the Dispatch: The health of our community is very good at present. We are having dry weather and cotton is opening fast. The protracted meefciDg at Samaria church came to a close last Sunday with the result of eight new members. We are having a good Sunday school at Hulon school house, v:hich is doing much good for this vicinity. The Sunday school will picnic at Poplar springs next Saturday. The week day school at Hulon, will soon start with Mr. S. Keisler as teacher. Mr. Keisler is a stranger to many of us, but we hope he will not long be one and that he will eDjoy his stay with us. Uncle Joe. -? * Live and Progressive. Matthews & Bouknight, live and i . e T ;i i progressive mercnanis 01 jueesvme, are among our new advertisers. Tbese merchants are known from the Saluda to the Edisto rivers and from Augusta to Columbia for their fiir dealing and low prices. They have been friends to the farmers and working men in their time of need and are quite popular and enjoy a large trade. When you wane the best goods for the least money give them a call. "??????? ??<# We appeal to you for you are the judge of the question who sells the best shoes for the least price. The evidence we produce is a Solid Leather Satin Calf man's shoe at ?1.25 A Solid Leather Box Calf, Vici Kid and Satin Calf man's shoe at SI.50 Solid Leather Brogan at ?1.00. Solid Leather Grain Creed more and Creole at ?1.25. Solid Leather Kangaroo Calf Creedmore at ?1.50 These last three are the best shoes for farm work. We've lots more evidence to show you when vou come. EHRLICH'S Shoes Cost Less, Wears Best Don't You Forget It. 1643 Main Street / |;1{DM f 1627 Main Streets t'lli LMDlJly 0. t. Sept 20?ly Don't You Need Some new silverware tor your table? Y'ou might as well have nice service on your table now and erjoy it while you are young especially when you can buy it sc reasonably. When in Columbia come in and I DilV fiilvprw.vH* with ns. or. if VOU. can I some will send you our catalogue. We are openiug up a nice fresh stock of watches and jewelry just received. Ntxt week (before October 15), we will have an smtire new line of handsome clocks at very attractive prices. Keep us in mind and come to see us whenever you want goods in this line. We avt* you money. P. H. LACIHICOTTE & CO., .1 KWKIiKRS, L m MAIN STKEET, COLUMBIA, S. C. BMnMBBBawMnam BBgn^ggagaKmaa TaaBBtarasKasaaes play of Up to date I We carry one of the most complete line of Dry (i money. All goods as represented. or money refun }ue case *ard v-ide Bleucbea fc'beetio^, wo?**h 7c. at. 5c. a 1 lot of Umbrella?, special sale lot, price, DSc. 20 Wool I 3arolica8. We carry the stock in and out of season, and y That's the way things loo! packed full. 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Lot rest Prices. iff ^eSe are em^?^^e(^ *n ^e 1 I Jf "GRIFFON BRAND," J ;JB as evidence of this we refer to fljj if JH ' our satisfied and well dressed ^ Wim customers wearing ^ Ij fijlM 1 r R1FF< )X CL< )T}(KS. J M H G.0REHERI CO, | (?~& Lrvinulon. S. C. jfl