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MILLINE All the French and Ame The verdict of many of tl able to judge?the prettiest department in the South. Hats in oreat variety from I O V Baby Caps in lawn and silk line of Caps for boys. Brand Millinery Opening Soinj You are Cordially Invite - OUR SILK AND SKIRT D We have the Largest and most complete st South of Baltimore. Any price and style ir High grade Novelties, swell effects from $35 PENCIL AND SCISSORS. ! Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. How about; the frost? Ask your dealer for T.X L See "Aime" before you leave Columbia this week. Farmers about Leesviile are boldiug cotton. T. X. L. cures cold in the head. Tbe happy person is the bright cheerful persor. Mr. Rogers, of the Batesburg Advocate, was a visiter at the Fair. A beautiful line of Oak Suites, at Scott HeDdrix's. Bead the County Treasurer's report and see where the tax money goes. Always use T. X. L. for pains. We will perhaps see the man that eats 'em alive,' in Columbiaithis week Our old friend and ods arm Cod- ' - federate veteran Jasper Derrick called in our office Friday. Portieres, hall curtains, etc., *at Scott Hendrix's. " Several communications are unavoidably carried over until the next issue. When too come to town come to see os. You'll find the latch string on the outside every time, ^ Fine Genuine R*d Rust Proof Oats for sale by J. B.- Friday & Co., Colombia. , Old Jack Frost has knocked oot Yellow Jack, with the mosquitoes thrown in for good measure. To borrow a quotation we state that these are the days of the sere and yellow leaf. Judge G#ge will preside at the No- , vember term of Court. Its probable that the term will last two weeks. Every section of Lexington town and ooonty are well represented at ( the State Fair. i When you go visiting do you enjoy yonr dinner if the children have to 1 wait in order to make room for the comDan?? 1 Col --D. J. Griffith, the efficient Superintendent of the State Penitentiary, was in town Friday and gave i ns a pleasent call. . x 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ballon tine of this place visited Mr Walter Wessinger, a brother of the latter Sunday 1 Mr. Wessinger, is in very feeble health. 1 Visitors at the State Fair are ie' I minded that when they are shopping tbe^ean get the best bargains from the merchants who advertise in the J Dispatch. I Miss Eilen Hendrix has opened ( the school at Irene with hoe prospects. Miss Qendriz has taught there for several years with the best results. ' Mr. Jeke David, the well known junk man of Columbia, was in town < last week, and he and his daughter I ? were among tbe interested visitois at < our County Fair. The Treasurer will commence his rounds at Mr. Josh Shear's in the : western-part of the Fork, on Tuesday morning, November 7ib, and at 1 Chapin in the afteriiouu ul the same day. The heavy demand on cur advertising columns for the past several weeks, has cut our readiDg matter Bhort. But, be patient, reader, and we will give our usual matter and i perhaps a better make up. Mrs. Antoinette Russell, and her daughter Mrs. Dr. Adeline Thompo ? j c auu,_:iu ?^ SOU, ttuu wuu ui auut vine, ^ic vtu jug i Mrs. G. M. HarmaD, the sister and i aunt of the two former, with Master j Louis Lawsou, prior to attending the i < State Fair. ' ? ? ???????? ?? ???? ???????e | TiESIE] JETTS"2" STOEI ?? ?? ? ? ?????o??????? Columl r2-"THE SAME G-C sive Cash Dry G-oods S1 you to give us a call an( ry. rii rican designs, j | -SI I lose who are1 | iHIi? hats and finest Ready-to-wear jOc. to $15.00. Our Fall . Also a nobby display in have thrcn % si? this Week j to the peo] d to Call. ! W W 15ST DEPARTMENT. | I | ;ock for yoar selection | | W oo: $5 to $75 Ou each. B J m 1 .a s 00 to S75 00 ea-h. A "Hannah, the Wild Girl," or som? J other amusement at the State Paw. When yoa are in Columbia looking, for astonishing bargains, cail cn Furtick, opposite city hall, snd you will secure such bargains that you will have to take a four-horse wsgon to move the goods that you will get for a cart wheel. Mr. Jf-ff Seay, aD old and estimable citizen cf this community died at his home about 3 miles from this plsce last Wednesday. He was an upright man and generally beloved by bis neighbors. At the time of his deatn he was in 81st year. Mr. R S. Marshall, the well known dry goods salesman of Columbia, has accepted the position of manager of Mimnaugh's large department store, and will be glad to meet his numerous Lexington friends there during the fair. Mr. Rhude Meetze, who has bad considerable experience in business life, has accepted a position with branch business of the Armour Packing Co., at Columbia. . Rhude i* a Uicvei auu nitcuiivo yuuug uiau auu bis company will fiod bim trust worthy in every respect. A ipecial meeting will be held at the Methodist church beginning on Friday evening next at 8 o'clock p. m, to be continued several days Among others Presiding Elder Beaslv will be present a part ot the time. The public is cordially invited to attend. The farmers are holding manfully for 11 cents for their cotton and fch^ indications now are that they wi 1 crer. more than that nrice before the nit crop is pitched. All t! at s needed is to bold a stiff upper lip. FOB SALE?A desirable cotton plantation in the Bakersville section of Lexington county; 186 acres, 75 in cultivation; six room house, barn, stables, etc. Other farms in Lexington, Richland and Newberrv. Write C M. Dempsey, 1811 Main street, Columbia, S. O. 49tf The business of Wm. Piatt, Columbia, has grown to such an extent that he will move into a larger store. This will be located a few doors from where he is now. He will fill it with new goods such as dry goods, dress goods, millinery, notions and shoes and Will be better prepared to give the best goods for the least money. The largest number of carriages and buggies we ever saw was in the Bncloeure afc our county fair, mere were between 1,000 and 12,000 there &nd this estimate is not too large. We take this as meaning that the county is in a very prosperous condition and the boys and girls are courting or that somebody is running in debt. Dots from IToar Peak. To the Editor of the Dispatch: On last Saturday Henry, the oldest son of Mr. J. F. Chapman, got tangled in a vine, throwing him in a ditch and had his arm badly hurt. The yelp of the hounds and the toot of the horn denotes the delight- 1 ful 'possum chase. Actions tell us that more weddings will be in our vicinity soon. Rev. Mr. Highler filled his regular appointment at Peak's Sunday and delivered a very fine sermon. The youDg folks are all anticipating a good time at the Children's Day at St. Johns', near Peak, Nov. 1st, which will be on Wednesday, lb e public is cordially invited to , come anv bring well filled baskets. Oct. 20, 1905. Rt. For Sale. One 80 H. P. Boiler in perfect srder, guaranteed Columbia S. C. J. David & Co , 2wolpd k??&&9 s G 1 )ODS FOR LESS MO! ;ore in Columbia, and b" i compare the prices w G* Opening last week was every department was vn wide open onr doors t r> t- , , -1 pie ox -Lexington to can Its as plain as can be why you slionld buy shoes here. Wear the kind to suit you, at the price to suit you. Princeton Box Calf, YiciKid, Wax Calf and Eli Calf Lace and Bluchers, $3.50. White Oak Soles, stitched with silk thread. Its a real luxury to wear Princeton shoes and they wear so long. | i EBRLICH'S, 1643 Main Street) PAITTlfR11 C f 1627 Main Street f tULllJBDL4j 0. L. Loan on Improved Farms. f OAXS MADE OX IMPROVED JJ farms in Lexington county at 7 per cent interest in sums of $1,000 and over arid at 8 per cent, on sums less than $1,000, payable in annual instalments. Xo loans made for less than $300. Xo commissions charged for these loans; borrower paying for preparation of paers only. THOMAS & THOMAS, Attorneys at Law. 1327 Washington St, Columbia, S. C. September 20, 3m. Insurance. Life, Fire, Accident.. I have purchased the local agency of all the companies represented here by Mr. C. S. Bradford, and respectfully ask for a continuance of the business given UUlIt E. G. DREHER, LEXINGTON, - - - S. C. J. M. CRAPS, Dealer in all kinds of Furniture, Toilet Sets, COFFINS AND CASKETS. RUGS, MATTRESSES, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, BED SPREADS, CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWFLRY, ETC. LEXINGTON, - - S. C. _ August .03, lOOo. ly. , Ginning. Commencing Monday, September 4th, the Columbia Ginnery of the South Carolina Oil Company will be operated every day in the ! week, Sunday excepted. M. C. ROBERTSON. Manager. August 23, DO"). 3m mow???a?gi???a?mmamm MAIN AND BLANLING S' && JP & S NEY" is more than a p u.ying and selling for ca e ask with those asked , f IN DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, SILKS, f LADIES CAMBRIC. DRESS GOODS, W MOHAIRS. BROADCLOTHS. BUTTEBICKS, PATTERNS, ETC. " Leads the Presession, | ' 3 all that we could, desire. The ; the finest ever made hy us. We j ; and extend a cordial welcome ! s at any time. j | THE LEADERS OF FASHIONS. | COLUMBIA. g. C. ! Should come miles and miles to see our pens full of good ] and can sell you almost any kind of a Horse or Mare you want B 1MB cDrnnov r^ro ^ milium ruuimn JOHN W. CONDER, Secretai 1115 Plain Street, mm m mm am????am it >. bmwbbm ? tsaamamnm mmmmm m?i i 11 TREETS, COLUMEIA, S. C. fc JO* ihrase?but is a known fact. Why' sh only means we sell cheapest, by other stores. H ICJ^? i ???. a > i iip Clothing! OlotMiig* The finest stock of Clothing in this city, such lines as Fechheimer Fishel Co., Strouse Brothers, Kohn Brothers. Peerless Trousers from $5.00 ro $10.00. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Xever in the history of our Shoe Department have we been able to show such an assorment of these shoes. Our stock is complete in every detail, anrl ivp Iiqvo them in McKay's wits and turns, all leathers sizesa lid widths. Carpet Department?Third Floor. Window Shade.-, Linoleums, Oil Cloth. Rugs and all kins of floor coverings. In this department we are doing the business. Horses and mules. We have just received two full car loads Some of these are the nicest ever shipped to Columbia. * HIHJ1iU UUilll ill 1 1 ^ y and Treasurer, COLUMBIA, S. C. T" W ??9???9?????80????9????e?????? 1 THE | 1E'cts-E" STOI3E: ? 9 f????9??8?0???eco??@@?9?0???9?? i ?S ISit ? Because we are the only excluWe ask nothing more than for ; J 1