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MILLINE All the French and Am The verdict of many of t able to judge?the prettiesl department in the South. Hats in great variety from o ^ *. Baby Caps in lawn and sill line of Caps for boys. :: Brand Millinery Opening Goin Ton are Cordially Invit OUR SILK AND SKIRT ] ' J . - We have the Largest and most complete South of Baltimore. Any price and style i High grade Novelties, swell effects from $3 i|: PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and ?> " There by a Dispatch Man. s?V~ . Windy and daaty today. Always use T. X. L- for pains. What about that other cotton mil?? " V^S-V Mr; M. D. Harman is making arrangements to enlarge his store. Ask your dealer for T. X. L. ^ The healthiest place on earth is Lexington. We have been enjoying some fine werther iwSBntly. . Boy joor fall snit from Lexington TlAnartment Store. Pay yoor dues to the Dispatch, we seed the money. A good bycicle for sale at the Bazaar, cheap. T.1L. cores cold in the head. The marriage bells still continue to jingle in this vicinity. All kind9 of farming implements, at W. P. Roof's. The talk of electric lights for this place is being'revived. Eggs and chickens are scarce in this market. A beaofcifnl line of Eisels, cheap, at Scott Hendrix's. There is hardly anything so dear Be$oi&&&d vote in the town election before yon leave for the circns. All the fashionable lines of dress goods, at W. P. Roofs. A girl never needs a chaperon as much as the chaperon needs h8r. |v > The revival meeting in the Methodist charch closed last Friday night. ; Yon can get Stevens shot gnns at Lexington Department Store. , Mrs. Hamp N. Kaminer is clerking at the Lexington Department Store. Hon. W. H. Sharps and. son, of Edmund, were in fcown Thursday. A large lot of single and doable harness at W. P. Roof's, eheap. Mr. Walter Hite, of the Colombia Fire Department, was in town Sanday. A girl with a lot of money generally needs it to make up for marrying ier. The free public term of the Palmetto Collegiate Institute opened Monday. Nobody ever thinks he is having real fun unless he is spending money for it. Victor Bed SpriDgs, with a guarantee of five years, at Scott Hendrix The little children and big folks, too' are looking forward with pleasure to the Christmas tide. Lap robes can be fonnd at Lexing-. ' ton Department Store. If your eyes trouble you be sure to have them examined by Charles F. Sentz, optician, Columbia. Miss Eunice Halfacre, one of Newberry's char miner daughters, is visiting the Misses Oswald, at Barr's. Kitchen sets, consisting of three knives, 25c per set, at M. D. Harman's. It is a great shock to a woman to find toat the weather prediction of her husband comes ont right. Texas rust proof oats for sale at Lexington Department Store. What a woman loves about riding - in an automobile is the insolent way she can look at one who isn't. < Mrs. Eugenia Hendrix visited in the Clark Mill neighborhood last week, and returned home Sunday. Just received at Scott Hendrix's, a lot of felt mattresses, which will be sold cheap. Subscribe for. the Dispatch. | th:e iibtts-sr stoe: Colum r^"THE SAME G s ve Gash Dry G-oods i you to give us a call ai ry. r/y erican designs. f fl 1 hose who are fi fifes ; hats and finest Ready-to-wear 50c. to $15.00. Our Fall Also a nobby display ill "1 U.1 nave uu.ru1 ig on this Week tothepeo; ed to Call. DEPARTMENT. I I I stock for yonr selection B 1 V From $5 to $75.OU each. (|| 1 \ % 5.00 to $75.00 ea'h. AT The largest line of the best bag- I gies on the market, at W. P. Roof a. The first tbiDg a girl of sixtesn does is to fall in love with a boj of | fifteen and a man of forty at the same time. A number of Knights of -Pythias from this place attended the meeting of the onveation of the Fifth District at Batesburg last Thursday. x When you are in the market for - v < tr? Tk wagons see fc&e line cornea oy w. r. Roof. The prices are right. There was a terrific cyclone in Oklahoma last week in which many people lost their lives and much property was destroyed. Underwear of all kinds at Lexington Department Store. There is much complaint throughout the county on account of the scarcity of water. Some wells have gone dry and the ground is too dry to sow grain. Mr. Charley R-card, of the Black Creek section, died last Sunday. He was highly esteemed by bis neighbors and friends and bis long lire is made up of many good deeds. A large stock of the latest fashions in shoes for men, women and children, at W. P Roof's. Mies Lillie Smoak left last Saturday to take charge of her school at Macedon. We hope for her much success during the coming year. The many friends of Mr. C. S. Bradford in this plsce and throughout the county* will doubtless be glad to learn that he is ^ell and doing well in Portsmouth, Va, his new home. The Lexington Department Store ?a oknffiinn a rool nma Una rvf VlarncBS to ouvniuc^ %m tviat uiw UMW V* and saddles. Mr. David B Rawl, Cashier of the .First National Bank of Batesburg, is visiting the family of Col. M. D Harman. He is accompanied by his accomplished wife. Dry goods and notions are sold at right prices at Lexington Department Store. The 81st annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Church convened in St. Paul's church near Pomaria today. Rev. J. G Graicben and Delegate M. D. Harman are the guests of Mr. J C Aull.. If you want a good buggv, carriage or wagon, buy it from Lexington Department Store. ^adUEye^j Are What We Are T A ATTTtTA TIAW . fit Ur i ujx-;It is to be regretted that there are so many of that sort in this day and age. but they must be cared for and we are fully equipped to do it. No matter what you think the trouble is, do not do an;v tiling till you come I to us. It Will Cost You Nothing to Know, And it is your duty to your Eyes. |j CHAS. F. SENTZ, I I Optician, j| 1439 Main St. COLUMBIA. I bia's ?D rOODS FOR LESS MC Store in Columbia, and I ad compare the prices c< Opening last week was every department was wn wide open onr doors pie of Lexington to call Here's a pointer: ii you expect your boy's shoes to last well buy good leather shoes. Boy's Kangaroo Calf Seamless Lace Shoes, $1.50. Boy's Satin Calf Lace Shoes, $1,25. Small size of same, $1.00. Every pair guaranteed. EHRLICH'S, itf, iS IKU COMM. C, Loan on Improved Farms. r OA"PCS MiM (TNT TMPPHVPn -Li farms in Lexington comity at 7 per cent interest in sums of $1,000 and over and at 8 per cent, on sums less than $1,000, payable in annual instalments. No loans made for less than $300. No commissions charged for these loans; borrower paying for preparation of paers on?y. 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 liim. E. Gr. 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. JEWELRY, TTTO LEXINGTON, - - S. C. August 23, 190o. lv. 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, l!)0o. 3m MAIN AND BLANDING I ltea>pe s> )NEY" is more than a ] )uying and selling for C? re ask with those asked ome a IN DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, SILKS, if LADIES CAMBRIC, DRESS GOODS, ? MOHAIRS. BROADCLOTHS. BTJTTERI ICKS, PATTERNS, ETC. Mimnaugh Leads the Procession. o 1 1 4" "1^ 4- /*\ /% /> 11 1 /I /^I rv /n /> ' I ^ T-i /> i au we wuiu ucsuc. xne the finest ever made by us. "We ; and extend a cordial welcome at any time. | THE LEADERS OF FASHIONS. ? COLUMBIA, S. 0. Miui UBiy isuiiui I ? NOW IS THE Til i Moi?se c J Xever in the history of C J than, you can now at our sta ^ -nriooc Tf i c o wol 1 Vri ATirn JLU JLO C4/ TT Vil AVX1V H II # are higher, but for the next ^ we name prices that are eq ? Prices that will eclipse any J that will get vour business i $ JOHN W. CONDER, Secreta 1115 Plain Street, | Did it Ever Occur to You j|| YOUR earnings ge Y YOU put them then -81 If you spend a IT YOUR MONEY. y One dollar will open a ^ DEPARTMENT, on which we j p| ' Accounts of Farmers, II all others solicited. We always j|| secured papers. | LEXINGTON SA M LEXING-T I tag I I J i I 1 a??eaatg?aa?iimiiiuLign^n???eawiii iibii ! in n.i 11 n Trespass Notice. I Trespas A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR- J \ LL PERSONS A bidden to hunt, fish or trespass upon | A forbidden tc our lands in any manner whatever. ; lands by hunting, J. P. Sliull, J. J. Harman, j whatever. The 'hr L. J. Sliull, A. W. Shealy, ; against all trespasse P. R. Barr, Mrs, J. Ballentine G. J. J. Long. Mrs. P. E. Black, ! GE A. T. Kestler. P. E. Black. j November S, 1904. Nov. 3, 19Q5. 4w4. pd. I Chamberlain's i FOLEYSIfC Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life. ?ui?CS Golds; Ps* STREETS, COLUMBIA, S. C. Ui?y GrOO< phrase?but is a known fact. Why ish only means we sell cheapest. I "Ktt n+Vior Q+mnaa k K/ J V VikVl UUU1 VUi I See Us. Clothing! Clothing! ^ The finest stock of Clothing in this city, ^ such lines as Fechheimer Fishel Co., Strouse Brothers, Kohn Brothers. Peerless Trousers from $5.00 to $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, and we have them in McKay's welts and turns, all leath*/ 7 ers sizesa nd widths. ^ Carpet Department?Third Floor, Window Shades, Linoleums, Oil Cloth, Rugs and all kins of floor coverings, In this department we are doing the business. %%> IE TO BUY YOUR # n? Mule, i !olumbia could you do better ? bles, considering the rise in J fact that horses and mules ? few days we name price that ^ ual to wholesalers' price. and all competitors, prices & ? f you will only hear them. T ry and Treasurer, COLUMBIA, S. C. """"Tj , That | it into the BANK, whether p| 3 or not. Iff 11, the other fellow BANKS ft n account in our SAVINGS |? >ay you 5 per cent, interest. * Merchants, Corporations and 3 desire loans on satisfactorily pi ^ pi VINGS BANK,! ffk ON, s. c. "H I I ilEMIHITTTTTrcwJi llll III! IIMiVIHIIHII^ " '"'TOMBMgaBaMMPMBBai s Notice. Trespass Notice. ARE HEREBY A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY > trespass unon our warned against hunting, fishing or or in anv manner in any other way trespassing on the lands w will be enforced ?* r*ie undersigned. The law will posies. tively be enforced against all known TIT T l-TTTTC t-TACTV?* CCOrc VV . IJIL, VV iiD, J ORGE MILLER. H- J- Fulmer, J. J. Fulmer, 4v,-4. M. W. Bouknight, Estelle Fulmer. J. E. Haiti wanger, P. S. Wyse. 1IMM 74,1!)! tth^-tb jvents Pncumoaia Psi7 7?ur dues to the Dispatch. 1 TEE ! . 1b"cts"z" stogie: _ ? ggg! ass?e?<5?s???3ec????o?w>??es??0? diss ? Because we are the only excluWe ask nothing more than for ~ < i