Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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== I vlill Un KW I ft LT Every depart ViJr I 811 ^ y?nr |1 in our Store. ?l| . LADIES' ffjfi j n is foil of Barga /SMJ mm Ready made S J/M ' 1I1\\ $10'?0,*12'??' ???is?w???????? PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. [i\ '._. '. - . '? Eggs are scarce and high. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day. It is reported that a number of cases of mumps are in town. , H That thanksgiving turkey will gob- 4 We no more. |> Author Reeves, colored was hurt by ppl a lick from a hammer at rock quarry. (Mr. S. R. Addy, Leesville R. F. D. I No. 2, has movea to New Brookland. Be sure to see Rip Van Winkle at l| the Opera House Friday night. r Hon. and Mrs. G. M. Efird spent irL"v,,',ftTT idColumbia. fS^-k-v Aumuojr HUM I> Postmaster Kneece, of Batesburg was here on official business yesterday, ?ip Van Winkle, or the Sleep of 20 Years, at Opera House Friday night, I "Tomorrow being a legal holiday The I Lexington Savings Bank will be clos?ed. I Next Monday is sales day and the I clerk of court has some valuable land | for sale. *.. '* j Our old true and tried friend, Sam- J nei S. Meetze, of the Fork, was here' j yesterday. -I HIt is understood that there will be a new mercantile firm opened up here I > in the near future. I ^.Mrs. Elijah Rawl, of Blythwood, is j visiting her sister here, Jijrs. C. A. j Geiger. j WANTED?Everybody to call \t I the Bazaar and take a look at the I new arrivals for the holiday "trade. J $ f Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger and Master I Rufus Daley, will arrive from Bates- j burg tomorrow. I For your wedding and birthday pres- j exits, see the selection of beautiful j. articles at the Bazaar. j Mr. Martin Wheeler, of the Fork, I i v visited his relatives in town several I j days this week, L Two 'dancing monkeys with their I grinding organs passed through our 13 town last monday. I, W??9 glad to find our old friend j < E&fi& rushing gjpperiy It r , 4rasw??? at Chapfn. v f t W*. TV Shealw from the Pind j ^ Ridge section, called in and paid his > dollar to the Dispatch last week. s Mrs. Pearl Johnson, of Darlington s *i> is very ill at th6 home of her father, ? Rev. A- S? Leslie, in town, ( The weather is rather warm for this season of the year and colds and grip J are prevalent throughout the land. 1 I am still feeding the hungry by J providing "the cooofe with the best x groceries in the market and my prices are the lowest. H. M. Wingard, ^ Miss Annie Harsey, who is teacher of the Gum Spring school near Pelion, was here Saturday. Prof, H. V. Rish, one the best j school teachers in the county, drop- r p?d In to see us Saturday. J fil SALE ? White Wyandottes, tDustonStrain,) prise wihhefs* Price for stock reasonable. Eggs ill season. Write for particulars. J - 5 C? W. Choker, Lexington, S. C. * Messrs. Broods J. Wingard and Fort 3 Graham, of South Carolina University* are at home for the week. We notice on our rounds that plenty of grain is being sown and some fields look fine and very promising. Mr. A. 25. Dreher, from Selwood, dropped in to see us last week and renewed his subscription for another year. ( Old Santa Claus is certanly unload- j ing his sullies for Christinas at the 1 Bazaar. Call and take a peep as they J are being placed in stock. Miss. Mattie George who is now ' teaching at Long Branch, spent Satuviay and Sunday with her mother here. > . jtor fruits, cocoanuts, nuts, raisins, ingredients and a select U9B Of fifie family groceries, go to M. ??. Harman's grocery. Misses Luciie and Carro Efird, of * ~ nTAw?on Pnl n m Kia ID6 UOUtXV u'i '' uuidu) will spend Thanksgiving at home. *$Jr. B. S. Shealy, of Route 3, Lexington, wis here Monday and gave onroM a pleasant and profitable call. < i Mr. D. Eff. Ridgell, a young Knight of the Grip, from Batesburg and a son of Dr. E. C. Ridgell, spent Sunday night in town. N THE UNDERS ? V COURTEOUS TREAT Dry Got BIGGEST AN] S&i OLUMBIS'S ^AA^VNAA^A?VVW^WVWWWV\ merit aglow with New Fall Goods We a every want in our line. SET DAT IS BAEGAIN DAT We sell the best at nnmatchable prices. TAILOBED SUIT DEPAETM ins in Ladies' and Misses Cloaks, Skirts, a ikirts, at $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 a: $15.00 and $20.00. SUITS AT SPECIAL ' ' ?? -? J * 1 4-/V >. II yon "want a Dargaiu uuu u ltm iv > Cloak Department. EBY AND STYLISH HEAD W d Children. We carry a very large assoi rnt and cannot be excelled in value and str Miss Annie Martha Meetze, of the I College for Women, Columbia, has I arrived to spend Thanksgiving with i her mother, Mrs. M. W. Meetze. Paint adds tenfold to the looks of | houses,Jas well as to durability. Good qualitv in all colors, at lowest prices, at W. P. Roofs. ' i Mr. S. H. Wingard,route 1, Lexington, S. C., one of our young and industrious farmers made us a plesant call yesterday. The well borers have completed the pump in front of the Drafts Hotel which is quite a convenience Jo persons living in that portion of town. FOR SALE?A number of nice building lots for business and residences in the town of Lexington. Call and see M. D. Harman. TP TTrtn nronf rrtlW fr^oh TttPA.ts lint JLJL Y vu n OAXW JVM* &4.X/WTM ^ ? in good eatable order call and see the Jine Qf lard presses, sausage mills and staffers at, - W. P. Roofs Gharles King, supported by the King Dramatic Company, will present Rip Van Winkle or the Sleep of 20 Years, in Opera House Friday night. WANTED?Traveler for established house. Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. References. Address George G. Clows, Lexington, s. c. 1 Mrs. James R. Hubbard and Miss Alma Skinner, of Columbia, spent Saturday with Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman, the parents of Mrs. Hubbard. For your wants in dry goods, notions, shoes and hate, always be sure to see the new stock at W. P. Roof's store befoie making your purchasee. On Nov. 11th the members of St. Stephen,s church passed resolutions of regret upon the resignation of Rev. J. G. Graichen. We have a copy on our table which will appear next week. We are exceedingly glad to learn that Mrs. Sarah Quattlebaum, widow of the late Gen. Paul Quattlebaum, who has been quite sick for the past several weeks, at her home near Leesrille, is much better. Several interesting communications must necessarily go over until our lext issue because they came in tolay. We beg you, correspondents, ;o get your copy in by Tuesdaj* 12 unless it is something important, ; A full line of plows, suited to our joil, can >be had at W. P. Roof's itore. Remember this is the sowing season and here is the place to purchase your, plows. Owi^g to pressing office work the Sditor will not be able to make the inal rounds with Treasurer Shealy in ihe Hollow Creek section. It has alvays been a pleasure to mingle with, hese good people, and it is with the ieepest regrets that business in1 the rffice prevents. WVion f.ViinlrirKy nf Immp flnri fliA :omforts that should surround it, first dianee, call and see the line of useful md ornamental furniture at right >rices at, Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in this office or the week ending November 26, .906: Males. Cannon, John. Gilmore, Faid. Pearson, J. P. Spires, Mr, ^valker, J." A. Female. / r :r Smith, Mrs. Callie. *: These letters will be sent to the lead letter office December 10, 1906, if not delivered before. In calling for the above,please say4'advertised,'' giving date of list. S. J. Leaphart, Postmaster. .. * - _ _.? Thanksgiving.Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving Day?a day set' apart by the president of the United States and the governor of the State for everybody to assemble themselves together, in places of worship and in the home around the fireside, to return thanks to almighty God for the manifold blessings he has seen fit to bestow upon them, from * -tho faol fKnt. if. ie tiliic IV UillC) auu TV V AVVX tuu w AV but right that our people should set aside thisday and assemble themselves together at one of the respective churches in town; and thereby show appreciation of the many blessings which have been bestowed upon us by the Great Ruler of the universe from whom all blessings flow. JELLING STORE. MENT. I J D BEST BARGAINS. L YJCTT^S i DEPARTMENT rDERWEAR A GREAT CAE en, the kind that. "will keep you where you can find the best Oil Cloth, Linoleum Rugs a >CKERY DEPARTMENT gan Rugs 30x60. Price 98c. : our Department Store. We show OTJR MENS il array of useful articles in Kit- . t, j iu Colnmbiai ifrate ware, Tin ware, Glass ware, Fnrnish> for Men and g 5, cups and saucers, bowles, etc., n ,c o , , a riety of fine glass and China ware. & k iese ware. A visit to this depart- SHOE For Men. Women and Chil IiVTPVI O Pfl that please the closest buy e Alillll ff III., NEW DRESS , We are offering great ba DEPARTMENT STORE. new weaves and stylish dre GREAT re ready WOOL TJU for Men. Women and Childr warm, at great value. OUR CHINA AND CR( ENT is one of the most attractive of , c . in this Department a wonderfi . * chen necessaries of all kind, j p Table cutlery, Decorated plate! at oc. and 10c., and a great vai Table cutlery and fancy Japan our Tail- ment toII be of interest and pi ear J, L. MIMK -trnent 111 AAT TTVT?T A >C! OUT A IT Fie. { tUL U iXIDIA O UXVXiAl J Some parent? rnsh off and buy a cliild a pair of cheap shoes because the child wears out shoes fast. What stupendous folly!! . Good shoes cost more than shoddy ones because they are made of leather, and there is nothing like leather. There never has been found anything to substitute for leather. Thinking to saye 15 or 25 cents some parents will throw away a dollar. Pay enough to get a good shoe of the kind you want then hold us responsible for the wear. Misses Box Calf and Heavy Glaze Kid school shoes $1.25 and $1.50. Childs of same $1.00 and $1.55. EHRLilUH S, 1643 Main St., I aai iiurik a a 1627 Main St., "f COLUffiBBfl, 0. Ill %5 < ?: Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool- . ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. Notice, Trespassers. Tliis is to notify all persons not to hunt, fish or in any wise trespass upon lands of the undersigned in the Dutch Fork near Leaphart. The Law will positively be enforced against all .violators of tliis notice. S. K. Bouknight, 7pd J. E. Fulmek. Final Discharge. This is to notify all parties concerned that I will apply to Geo, S. Drafts, Judge of Probate.for Lexingtdn#ounty, State of South Carolina, on the 28 of December, 1906, at 12 m., for a final discharge as Administrator of the estate of J. S. Derrick, deceased. A. E. Derrick, 4w7 Administrator. I FYDPB1FWPF I LAI LiULllUL, Years of Experience are at Your COMMAND. Successful experience has been ours and we want everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat ter with their eyes at all, to call and have us give them proper tests. THEBE ABE NO CHAB6ES FOB EXAMINATIONS. MRUS P. SENTZ, OPTICIAN, JEWELEB, 1-131) Main St., Colombia. S. G. Always MOOI MAIN AND BLA] : il ' Babcock Buggies, Hackney Bugg fJnlnmhifl. 1 Hercu I And plenty Are First in the Hearts I : HMIUKHI ?! 1113-1115 Plain Stree I } . . ' ' % ? ' i 1 > J; . * I ' 4 . - : I 1892. I Lexington Sai I LEXINGTON, I Oldest Bank in Lexington Count DOES - A GENERAL m Accounts Invited on Favoral m Rate of 5 Per Cent Allowed in th 0 Wells! Wells!! j Disc !,. an A Hi/..,, j Notice is hereby give ' BERLEY & KYZER, .; intreseted that I will a : S. Drafts, Judjje of Pn THE - WELL - MEN. j ri I* ^ .1 . ; Carolina, on the 22d d | 1006, for a final discha If you want to do well, be well and j rratrix of the Estate of look well, get Berley & Kyzer, Lexing- ; deceased. ^ Raci ton, S. C.. to put you in a Terra Cotta i ? Well which will give you pure water, j Our prices are right, our work is right. ; Mr. A. J. Butler, et Give us a trial and be convinced. j ington Press, has 1 | private secretary to SCHOOL BOOK3 are positively sold Ansel, for cash. Hartnan's Bazaar. COLUMBIA'S SMAL 5 Visit -: nt fc>, ffDING STREETS. THE STOR * > ----- ' -- _ ~ ^ STORE A,1 1PET DEPARTMENT ||1||| at the right price. Matting, Carpet, nd Art Squares. Ask to see our barBoth sides alike. 5' DEPARTMENT Mill > the Department abounds in the best KjM j|j| \ oys'. v|jj? great showing of Clothing mm. Bfcj \ * it Special Values. fr\ j- fjjj S ! SHOES!! ?1 M " \ % dren, the kind that wears, and at prices Mr Wp GOODS AND SILKS jgains in this Department?all the ss fabrics. 'V < i I ' ; I I ! - : |j ies, ! Buggies, les Buggies, -i -i rvnci A r< a ^ jLiuiwi y Juuggico, i 1 ; ^ of them. j f 'WAGONS ; of Our Countrymen. MULE COMPANY^ | I it, COLUMBIA, S. C. La. Ii J ' i #|1 .- - J ? ^ 4 , ' t : % :M ? ? _ ^ ( 1906. ;"-^;j (rings Bank. I j - sc- f y* k ital and Surplus $20,000. I BANKING - BUSINESS. I t>le Terms. Interest at the V e Savings Department. m W. P. BOOF, Cashier. f V . ] barge. Valuable Place for Sale, f n to all persons The "Schwartz place containing 120 pply to Hon. Geo. stci-es of land about one mile from G., N. )bate, in and for & L. railroad and two miles from town l, State of South of Cliapin. Good dwelling house and ay of December, other buildings. Good farming land. ( rge as Adminis- Title guaranteed. G. T. Graham. J. Fred Jefcoat, 4fcf. j|s iel Jjefcoat, ? ^ idmmistratnx. Notice, Trespassers. j This is to notify all persons not to I litor of the Darl- make paths, hunt or trespass in any 1 )een appointed manner whatever upon my land situated j in lower Fork. I will positively enforce Got ern6r-elect I rhe law ^inst auyoa'e violati^ this . ! notice. 4w7p J. C. Meetze. 1 L PROFIT EMPORIUM. * PROMPT ATTENTION. ,E OF LITTLE PRICES. ^