Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thousands of People have 1 money. Think of it! Dry Goods sale will terminate in a few day ? Mimnaugh's ? ? Big Department Stores, ? $ Columbia, S. C. ? PENCIL AND SCISSOES. Wavside Mnies Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Ice and lemons for sale at the Bazaar. The backbone of the hot wave has been broken. Capi G. A. Lucas, of Augusta, is in town on business. Always nee T. X. L. for pains. Mr. Tolin Craps brought to Gilbert the first melon on Saturday, the 24th. T. X L. cores cold in the head. < Miss ?8819 and Lacile Efird are visiting the family of Bev. Mr. Kreps in Augusta. i We understand that Leesville's new telephone exchange will soon be opened for business. I T. X. L. cures cold in the head. < Mr. Beeves, the recent agent at 1 Gilbert, has been transferred to \ Wagoner. 3 W. Z. Watkins, a popular citizen of Mime, is now a subscriber to the | Dispatch. 1 The prettiest line of ladies' skirts, at W. P. Roofs. Mr. Groocb, of Lancaster, is tak- | ing railroading under the new agent, { Mr. Mobley, at Gilbert. ? Lutheran church ot Gilbert is . receiving a coat of paint, which adds . ttuch to its appearance. Tuesday, July 4th, being a legal holiday, The Home Bank will be dowd. J The first bale ofpnew cotton was ] sold in Texas the other day at thirty cents a pound. Mr. S. B. Smith of the Black creek section, was in town last Friday on school and other business. Mr. 0. B. Sturkie, of the Pelion < section, was in town Monday on ^ Knairtooa VUOUAVQIM - All the latest fads in notions is at j W. P. Boot's. Frank Kneece, the efficient and ] deservedly popular postmaster at Batesburg, was in town Monday. I Mr. John Scoffill and son, of near Pelion, were in town Monday selling j cotton and trading. j Mrs. Julia A. Kibler, of Newberry, is visiting Mrs. Mallie Bawl at her ] home near Boeky Well. < Mr. J. F. Bachman, a prominent * farmer from near Styx, was in town J Monday and called in to see us. J Mr. Ed. Hendrix, Jr., son of Mr. Ed. Hendrix, of Columbia, is visiting 1 at the home of Mr. W. P. Boof. 1 The sack race at Gilbert on the 1 4th will be fall of fun and have a 1 nice prize for the successful one. * See the lovely line of fashionable dress goods at W. P. Roof's. * I J. R. Kelley, of Chapin, availed himself of Uncle Sam's mail to send g us his subscription. Thanks Brother. Mr. J. A. Bu3b, a prominent and -j A industrious citizen of Irene, was in town yesterday and called in to see us. c Mr. T. S. Sease has some, real fine j corn on the sand land around Gilbert. a Also Mr. T. Craps has fine corn and j cotton. Crops have been much improved ^ in the Gilbert section by the recent j rains. Fea planting has been general since. Harman's Shoe Store sells them for less. Try him for your next pair fc, of shoes. Post office block, Colum- p bia, S. C. I Mrs. Eeuben D. Harman, of the v Fork, has our thanks for a mess of [ delicious beets. They were much f( enjoyed. ^ Burie Harman, who farms near a here, and an expert cotton and water- t< melon grower, sends us a cobtcn boll about the size of his largest water- ft melon. j si taken advantage of this opport ?, Notions, Shoes, Clothing, Rea s so do not be disappointed if y ?sr? jla. Olympia base ball team will play ' two games with the Lexington nine in this place on July 4th. Our home market is now well supplied with Lexington county raised watermelons. On account of next Tuesday being a National holiday The Lexington ?-- T?. l Ml 1. - J ? | savings x>anK win db ciosou xur uuainess. An effort is being made to revive the Lexington Brass Band and the prospects of this being done at an early date are very flattering. Some of the yonng men of the town have organized an orchestra and soon the Bweet strains of music will be heard on the evening air. Before yon buy shoes of any kind, go, see, the stock at W. P. Roof's. Dr. A. Earle Boozer, of Columbia, and Miss Grace Bland Walter, will be married at the home of the bride in Winchester, Va., tcday. Sam. J. Wessinger, an industrious and successful farmer, who resides in the Peters settlement, was in town Monday. Dunlap Milling Company Royal Flour, the highest grade patent flour de the market, at T. B. Augbtry & Co's, Columbia. The Gilbert merchants are enjoying an extensive trade. With the improved roads this will be more Bxtensive. Contractor John Fry has broken dirt and is potting in the foundation for Mr. Samuel B. George's new brick building next to the dispensary. Whenever you want cakes, crackBrs and candies of any kind, always go to the Bazaar. Mr. Cyrus L Sheaiy, has returned to his home in Summit after attending "The Southern Student's conference" at Asheville as a delegate. All the stock for the telephone line between this place and Pelion has been subscribed and work on the line is to be commenced immediately. The series of meetings, whioh have been held in the Baptist church, in this place for the past 10 or 12 days, is announced to close with this even >ug OCIY1LC. 0 Mrs. J. L Denny and daughter, Miss Florence, and Miss Katie Fair Dgilvie, of Columbia, came over Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. E. M. Ogilvie, the mother of the latter. Mr. Louis I. Goin and Miss Elizabeth Guignard, of this place, will be narried in Trinity Episcopal church n Columbia this evening. The Dispatch extends hearty congratulations io the happy couple. The Batesburg Correspondent of ihe weekly crop Bullitin says. Week lot and dry; lice doing much damage 10 cotton; corn doing well notwithitandiDg the drought; gardens parchid; fruit shipments are heavy.?E. J. lite. Mrs. C. R Harsey, formerly of this lounty but who now residing at Miligan, Fla., sent her dollar for nother year's subscription to the )ispatch. WATC"FTCD?Tfin r?ftrn nf rnucrh raming and boarda. Quote price P. 0. B. cars. Wallace Lumber Co., 2w35 Union, S. C. Miss Blanche Kyzer, who has been eaching school at Chapin for the last scholastic year, stopped over in jexingfcon on her way to Augusta to isit relatives and friends. Messrs. F. G. & H. J. Hartley xbids trespassing in any manner whatever, upon the property known 8 Jones7 Lower pond in Black creek jwnship. The largest and cheapest line [of mcy and staple groceries always in tock, at W. P. Roof's. unity to buy first class merchand dy to wear Goods for Ladies, Mil] rou have to pay more for mercha] ColuLixilb I Let us impress this fact on you. The feet are more sensitive in hot weather than in cool. It is not so much the kind of Oxford's that you wear that makes them either comfortable or uncomfortable, but it ' ' is the way they fit. Shoe fitting today is a science and at onr shoe stores you will find the science mastered. When in Columbia allow us to show you our line of Ladies' Oxfords at $2 and be convinced of their style and perfect fitting qualities. We have them made in Black Kid, Tan or White Canvass. EHRLICH'S, ilfSaisitcnuroiuc.' Hon. A. F. Lever has been invited ' to address tbe farmers of Salnda county on July 4;b at the Court House, but a previous engagement at Gilbert made him decline the invitation. The County Board of Control was in session Monday attending to routine business. Mr. Reid Keisler and W. J. Ballentine, two prominent members of the Board, gave us a pleasant call. The Lexington second nine defeated tbe Halfway base ball team at rirvofrftl Snrinora Satnrdar hv a j?r*-"-&" ?** ?-? ?j' J score of 20 to 2. The picnic was largely attended and everybody reports having had a good time. The wails of Dixie Lodge, room have been handsomely papered and painted, the stands and working parapbenaiia painted which gives to the things there a cooling and inviting appearance. This work was under the supervision of Brothers J. E. Bawl, J. E. Kaufman, W. D. Quick. Oil needn't cet tinder I X I 1 le water to keep cool. I J?||^ An "International" ~ su'* 's "coo'er>' j&||? 70a need for the dog ja^gl days. Hade to your measure from the choicest crash and tropical novelties and built with skeleton lining. They keep their shape and keep you cool, and the prices are just the sort to keep one's head above | the water.1 Drop in and letluslfix'yott up?" E. 0. Dreler & Co,; LEXINGTON, S. C. i n J 1 : TT ill _ T_ . lse at manuiaciurer s pnues. xou win never n? Linery, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks, Valises?in fac idise later. .UGH C30. S. G. WE ALWAYS OA] MORSES a,i t, V through the Summer Months. We never c] our Business every day in the yeai VFHICIFS IS THF I ARfiFS I L1I1ULLU IV 111JL mJl illULlu You can save mileage and lumt) GREGORV-RHEA - M JOHN W. CONDEH, Secretary COLUMBIA, - - - 11892. I LEXINGTON S P LEXINCT 1 Does a General I H LOANS MADE ON I 8 5 Per Cent. Interest Allow I W. P. ROC our line off Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, a ice c Toilet Articles, Flavoring Ex- ^ tracts, Eye Glasses, Stationery, ij yM3TTV Rubber Goods, Picture Frames, vi JLJ.KAi3 "Rncro-v and Wflpr?n Paints. House /% ^ J *" " "O ' : Paints, Window Glass, Harness Oils, Turpentine, Linseed Oils, ^Any kind can Varnish and Japans, are more f at th complete than ever before. \j . . OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT (jUAZAAK Fl is in charge of N. M. Bogart, M ICE CE Pharmacist, who with his vast practical experience and -asj EVERY SA1 a Graduate in Pharmacy, will \ always be glad to serve you. f CALL AND SEE ITS. ^ Ice and lemo: \i on hand f< Crosson Drug Co., \AT this* Leesville, S. C. ? - ? ? A T TAV Warnii & A KiliCi U JUAK uujyiai u ? iua ~yQf of St. Clair Lodge, No. 154, A. F. TVTOTICE IS HERE] / A M., will be held in the lodge room in -L? all persons not to ( Brookland.on Friday, July 14. at7:30p m. Brodie E, Kneece, as ill members are urged to attend promptly, tract to work for me d ill visiting brethren will be welcomed. law will be enforced a* By order W. M. this notice. LUTHJ J. E. ADDY, Sect'y, June 14, 1005. GREAT COST SALE 8F MNAUGH k GO., ave so good a chance to buy goods for so little )t, every item in our big establishment. This * * * ? * ?- * ? * * * *??????$ ? ? ? ? ? 3 8 MI MNAUGH % *THE "LEADER HE E A STLTYYNTS^ flN LADIES AND GENT'S WEAR.f , i ? * 5 Si? St St ? * v St w St * St St if 5! St St v v ?-s itRY A LINE OF r*<dL MUXiES . ose at the end of the season. We run r except Sunday. Our stock of T IN QflUTII FADHI VlilA * 1 in uUUUl unliULlll/i. more by coming to Coi na. 1 OLE - COMPANY, r and Treasurer, - - - - S. 0. > > 1905. | AVINGS BANK, | ro]*, s. c., jjj| banking Business. .|j FAVORABLE TERMS. ij n led in Savings Department. If )F, Cashier. 1 Barbecue. L TfTE WILL FURNISH A FIRST t% if\ VV class barbecue and refreshments at t_l I i I J j/ J. B. Sox'sFainons Barbecue Grounds, R on July 22nd, being the 4th Saturday. X/ There will be music and dancing for the 7"TT"Q S\ young folks and a pleasant day is prom- * i \/ ised to all who may attend. je- J. B. SOX. I) M. K. KIMINER. kg. June 28, 1005. 4w37 pd. l be found f) e |* Notice. . ?, :n a ll persons indebted to the * 1HMTAIW Estate of Dr. M. Q. Hendrix, dellllililll* i/ ceased, by account or otherwise, are I? hereby notified that they must make ? . navment to the undorsie-Tiod- mid those EAM $* I having claims against the said Estate I) | must present them, duly attested to wr>n\v ? W. P. ROOF, Administrator. . UivJJAl. ^ June 28, 1905. 3w36. L ? ) Barbecue, us always j? 1 liie will furnish a first )r ggjg '?/ vV class barbecue at Hilton, S. C., on. b the fourth Saturday in July, being the A55AAR h 22nd dav, 1905. n&jiajn,. ^ j tl haltiwanger. f\ d. E. amick. 7J\ 7|\ 73J\fc June 28, 1905. 4w37. Barbecue. Tn 1 WILL FURXISH A FIRST CLASS ^ ^ , i , X barbecue and ice cream at Shelton miploy or harbor jfathias' Spring, on Saturday, July 26, he is under con- ^605. Everybody is invited." There will S violators of *?* whieh wiU bu n? t r~* \ \t,t,rr announced laud*. w5i w. R. ARNOLD. June 20, 1903. 5w35. r'