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? P f All Winter Goods mmBlack Dress Goc our Winter Hati extraordinary v; a Cost Sale, but walk around the y . . ii/r PENCIL AND SCISSORS. ! Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Ask your dealer for T. X. L. E-:"> Services in St. Stephen's Church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Go to W. P. Roofs for a nice PS buggy. Mrs. Laura Moots, of Columbia, V visited relatives near this place Saturday and Sunday. Call at the Bazaar and look at the novelty and comic valentines. Mr. Willie Smoak, one of Uncle Sam's frifchful mail clerks, spent Sunday and Monday at home. Go to Mrs. Nannie L. Clark's for "owook ahndpR in veils. ?UV wvrwv* W?? Mr. Bbude Meetze, with Armour Packing House. Columbia, visited relatives and friends in town Sunday. If you wish to buy a good wagon, call on W. P. Roof. " Mr.^ Talmage Wessinger, on account of measles had to discontinue I . his sobool at Styx. 9 If- Mr. Julius BallentiDe, who holds at position with the popular dry goods house of N. A. Young, Columbia, v speot Sunday at home. 't Mr. Edwin G. Dreher has just returned from the northern markets - audio due'season will exhibit some of the latest styles in clothing. Remember that you can buy a nice set of harness, cheap, at W. P. Roofs. ^ , Mr. John J. George, who has been in North Carolina for some time, is visiting here. / St. YaleDtines day is on the 14th inst. and if you wish to purchase a beautiful novelty or comics, call at the Bazaar. The Lexiogton Department Store people are closing oat their winter k v > clothing at cost. Call and secure a suit at a Bargain. In this issue the old reliable clothier M. L. Kinard, Columbia, speaks loud that you may see and bear what kind of bargains he is offering. The Lexington Department Store handles only the very best makes of Shoes. If you want a good pair you can get it of this Establishment. Mr. Olin Barman and wife, who have been to Jacksonville, Fia, on their return to Richmond, Va., stopped over to see the old folks at home. Messrs. Jas. B. Addy and W. S. Hite were in town Monday and the j Board of Registration was in session ; for a short time, having but little business to transact. When in Lexington?if you wish to purchase anything at all?you will be likely to find it at the Lexington Department Store. The Board of Pensions seemed to * be a very busy set of men Monday. Their office was crowded by numerous applicants for pensions until late in the day. Mr. George M Adams, one of Chinquepin's substantial citizens wss in town yesterday and dropped in (o eee as. g? __ *?335 | THE stoe: 55/vrT &S tS^'THE SAME G sive Gash Dry G-oods I yuo to give us a call sf rEMORDl must be converte entire stock of i ids, Silks, Blankets and Comfort 5 at less than Cost. New Sprinj alues in Winter Suits and Over< we need the room, as our Sprinj i store, and see what we are off< IMKTA You get twice as muuch style, I comfort and service in our PrinIceton ?3.50 men's shoes as you < will get in the ordinary shoe at that price. Princeton shoes are made with White Oak Leather soles, that means flexibility, comfort and service. They are made of the softest and toughest upper leather and every pair is goodyear welt sewed, at ?3.50. EHRLICH'S, IK? Mam I:; | COLUMBIA, S. C. On account of our office work we have not been permitted to mingle with those in attendance at court There are man7 of our prominent citizens and others here. The place to buv your shoes is at Meetze & Son. They keep a nice selected stock of serviceable, as well as the very best, shoes you can find anywhere. We were glad indeed to have a pleasapt call yesterday from Rev. D. Adam Sox, of Carrolton, Ga, who is ? --- tr, \f? F? Q TT Q SaV VlblULIg JLI1B ltklJJCX . IUI. JU(??V wua, uuv. fsmily. He ~1a also looking after business interest bere. Black Langsbane?large and bardy. Good winter layers. Best general purpose cbickebs. Cockerels and breeding stock for sale cheap. Young and grown fowls. Rice B. Herman, LexingtoD, S. C. It is economy-to buy that which is I good. At H. M. Wingard's, you always find just what you want in general merchandise, and his prices are popular. Try him aDd you will be pleased. Mr. Fed Harman was in town Thursday and dropped in to see us. He is one of upper Richland's substantial citizens and we are always glad to shake his band. * WANTF? ?Men in each State to travel, post signs, advertise and leave samples of our goods. Salary $75.00 per month. $3 00 p8r day for expenses. Kulhman Co., Dept. S., 3m24 Atlas Block, Chicago, III. FOR SALE?One desirable 5 room cottage on acre lot, several bead good mules, cue yoke fine oxen, one large lumber wagon, one handsome canopy top two-horse surry, nearly Dew. W. H. Dooly, Gilbert, S. C. bia's C l-OODS FOR LESS M Store in Columbia, and nd compare the prices NARY FEBRUARY dinto Cash. We require ftTool Dress Goods at less ;s, Linen Goods, Ladies' Ready-to-wear Suits ? Goods?Silk Ginghams, Lace Waistings, P] 3oats. Carpets, Rugs and Matting?one of th ? Shoes are nowan transit and we must mov jring. UGM C | .-==lll|f$! I The best time to buy your MULE is now! Ninety - three (9 3) head on hand. A A dealer just return- A ing from the markets |T| reports an advance of %jj $15.00 per head this week. Our Mules were bought just before this advance. Our next shipments may come higher. To sell quick we will name close prices. A large stock of I'ID jjjORf WAtONII just received. 1 ^1??? ?? il l?B?MM Mf. IM?n? The dry goods department of the Lexington Department Ssore is'one of the mo3t complete to be found anywhere and you can depend upon polite and effici ent service. *$***#**#?**?- ?*****?#* ; m rEveSviRDlflmsl ' * %J %J I *: * * i y ^ j & Do you have headaches? $ j J Do your eyes water? X j $ Do tliey ache? 3r Jt - Does print run together? ? : * Do things appear double? ! Do things appear dim or swim? : 5* Are your Eyes inflamed? 5*5 Do your Eyes tire after reading 5 J i 5^ awhile? : 5* Does a brig]it light pain them? : Hffffl | Many People | Gl i it-s Have defects of which they are unconscious, and while they suf5 fer no inconvenience or pain, ^ "Sr : 5 they should wear Glasses for the ^ , * sake of their future Eyesight. 3 ' | V ' ** j ! * *1 1 CHARLES ISITZ, |j j| OPTICIAN, 11 ! %%. 1439 Main St., Columbia. S. C. | %% 1 VVVVH" $ V ? V # V- V- * V vvv^v ? % ? v*v* mmm astk & MAIN AND BLANDING STREETS, ilieapest J ONEY" is more than a phrasebnying and selling for cash onl^ we ask with those asked by oth lome S as > the room to display i than Manufacturers just arrived. Millinery! New arrh rinted Lawns and Plain White Lawi: e most complete departments in the e the heavy stock. We would be gli > G o JL ?? LMUJWI mWUMBMP. ^a^K^*arawg^J<T^~.:^4-;^?f^V';<.y ^'BViTTff >l<J*'r'<' ?????rmrn?h mi i ~ ~ B?gsana?gga Dealer ?^^t?i 111 i miFjjLiii. !.jrjurga:.i.? :j a.'^.v r r COLUMBIA. S. C. 3l?y -but is a known fact. WI13 r means we sell cheapest, .er stores. iee "CJss? [[[, our Spring Stock. Our }' Cost. rals in early Spring Hats. All ts. Clothing! We are offering ffarnliriQc SV?nP<?! 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