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s XJndermuslins reduction sale of'. sale prices on Dre sales, and a visit J. L, MIMNA nDffCXXi A SO SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Nattered Here and There by a Dispatch Mam Onion sets, at M. .D. Harman's grocery. Mr. J. L. McCartha now of Batesburg made us a pleasant call Monday. When you wish the best candies of any kind always call at the Bazaar. ' '.4 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wessinger, of New Brookland, were visitors to Lex- j ington last week. , Mr and Mrs. C. P. Derrick, from Irmo, was in town Saturday and called in to see us. Mr. John Osborne, a well known printer of Columbia, was here this morning. Dr. P. H. Shealy, Lexington's popular and clever dentist, made his usual visit to Leesville Sunday. For brands of fine canned salmons and all canned goods, go to M. 'D. Harman's grocery. Miss May Corley came over from Columbia Saturday to spend Sunday with her parents, Sheriff and Mrs. P. H. Corley. Barrel sweet Florida oranges just received yesterday atM. D. Harman's * - grocery. Misses Lucile and Carro Efird, who . are attending the College For Women in Columbia, spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents here. Remember when you $eed art squares, rugs, hall curtain See the stock at Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store. It is information to know that the fines collected for carrying concealed weapons goes to the county school fund. They should all be reported. Sheriff Corley has appointed Loyal Hutfco as deputy sheriff with headquarters at New Brookland. Four prisoners* in jail?three for gambling and one for carrying concealed weapons. You always find something to eat, good pure food, at H. M. Wingard's ' . popular grocery. GoL J. C. Fort, of Pelion, and one of the best known men in the county, was here Monday, ; Miss Irene Weed, of Selwood, is the Vv' guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Harman, for the week-end. ^ Owing to pressing office _work^ we ; were unable to accompany xor. uent in tue follow Creek section this * week, as we had intended doing. Beautiful line of felt and combination mattresses, and pillows at Scott Hendrix'8 Furniture Store. The prices r. will please, you. Mr. J. W. Connor, of Styx, was here attending court last week, he having a case against the Seaboard for burning a large lot of timbered land. Messrs. ?. V. and Fred ?. Cull urn, two prominent and successful busi* ness men of Batesburg, are in attendance upon court as members of the { / -;; petit jury. FOR SAL&?A good 10-year-old brood mare and fine mule colt, 10 months old. Both for $185.00. * . D. J. Dickert. Irmo, R. F. D., No. 1. Mr. G. C. Barr, son of Mr. Thomas B. Barr of Steadman, left last Sunday night for Sherman, Texas, where he goes on an inspection tour, with a view to locating there. Capt. W. H. Sills, a popular engin eer of the Southern railway running . between Batesburg and Perry, is in Lexington to-day. FOR RENT?A brick store room 25x80; -well arranged for business; good location in town of Leesville. Apply to J. P. Able, Leesville S. C. 4wl6p * Divine service will be held at Pisgah next Sunday at 11 a. m. This will be the last service the pastor will hold with the congregation mentioned above. For fruit#, cabbages, potatoes, vegetables and.grocieries, the best brands of flour, call and see M. L. Kleekley, . at his grocery. Prices always right. Don't miss the opportunity of your life to get bargains. The great 'sale at the Lexington Department Store continues until Saturday night at 10 o'clock. WANTED?Traveler for established' house. Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. References. Address George G. Clows, Lexington, S. C. THE UNDERS COURTEOUS TREAT BIGGEST~ANi i *.'* .'V - , . '* /.iZ's. ' ' ' . JT; ; }7mSeGoodsTn tailored Suits, Co; ss Goods, Silks, Sj will please our Le UGH & CO., The Gregory-Condor Mule company ? 1 - * _ x\ l^i. Jr announces ine arrival 01 a nut? iut ui moles at their stables, in Colombia. This is a reliable firm and enjoys an extensive patronage from the people of Lexington county. Dr. J. H. Wilson spent Saturday night with Mr. F. W. Ranch. He preached at Peter's, Sunday morning and at Pilgram in the evening. He is working in the interest of the Lutheran Orphanage at Salem, Va. Go to the crushed price sale at the Lexington Department Store. New goods are arriving daily and they, like the stock now on hand, are being sold at crushed prices. , Mr. Otto Hegman some time ago while cutting wood a piece struck him across the right eye from which he has suffered ever since and he is now confined to hi9 room. Messrs. Connelly & Fulmer are now opening up a new stock of goods in the old J. W. Long store. Mr. J. E. Fulmer and his family occupy the upper story of the Long building. Sheriff Corly arrested Charlie Hicks a colord plaster Sunday night after lie had borded the train for Columbia. He is charged with carrying concealed weapons and is now in jail, i FOR SALE?Weaver Parlor Organ and a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, both oracticallv new. 'Apply to Emanuel Hallman. Factory Hill, Lexington, S. C. 2wl5p. Our old friend, Elias Amick, near Hilton, has reversed the popular song, and his voice c; j now be heard with its sweet echo: "Nobody Works but Father," while Pat Bickley joins in the chorus with a tremendous voice. Miss Nina Henry is teaching the Newburg school near Hilton. She is a teacher of experience and is giving entire satisfaction to the patrons of the school and is popular with the pupils. - The County Treasurer informs us that the taxpayers are slow paying up and those sending the money by mail do not include the penalty in their Temittance which must be paid. Taxes at this time.are not up to fornier collections. A great sale at the Lexington Dept. Store. New goods are being thrown on the market at prices that will astonish you. Come and see. Plenty of people to wait on you. Now is the time; the Lexington Dept. Store is the place. Enclosed with a remittance to continue his paper, our warm friend, L. A fioaso ftf PmanArihr. anvil "T-fin* V* * j w ? w ? close you herewith check for one dollar for the good old Dispatch. May her light continue to shine." These are not only cheering, but stimulating words to us, in our efforts to please \ our patrons and friends. ASTRAYED OR STOLEN-A white setter dog with liver spot on head, ears and spots on the body. Is a large dog and goes by name of Mack. A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery or information as to his whereabouts. A. O. Wilson. Lexington, S. C. Capt. Meetz carried to the chain gang yesterday, John Jacobs, white, and Preston Sikes, colored. Isaac Jones paid his fine, $40, but not until he had been hand cuffed and started for the gang. They were convicted of gambling. WANTED?Young men or women 15 to 18 years of age to learn the making of "Bombayreed" jardinieres at our factory." Piece work. Salary Eaid while learning. Address Bomavreed Mfg. Company, Columbia, S. C. 2wl4 Notice! To the Ministers and Lavmen of the Lexington Baptist Association, Greeting: The executive committee of the Lexington Association will meet in the "Baptist church at Pelion on Thursday, February 14th, next, at 10 o'clock, and every minister and as many laymen as can do so, should attend in person, as the executive committee is anxious to inaugurate a plan to increase an intersest in the cause of missions and Sunday schools and get the association in active co-operation with the association with the iCSt KJL LUC UCliV^IiiiiiaUtUIl 1*1 U11C OtdlC. D. J. KNOTTS, * Chairman of Ex. Com. Swansea, Jan. 3. aim i w i iELLING- STORE. ( ooioBCBicBfiaaiuaaH KENT. f 3 BEST BARGAINS. 5 L'-nii'tHtai.'jiL'jjtjaaRiBEj r.vjB^BJiu>jp,yjww?tuiaa>u x.'Ji ousehold Linens, B! ats, Waists, Millin hoes, Men's Clothii jxington friends. X^UHuv #JHV ff ^jhv j^^SSiC^-: ??* ?*a--~- - . ?. ' ! Every lady was as careful to have her shoes fit as she is to get a becoming hat there would be lots less corns and bunions and run over shoes. We can and will fit your shoes so they will be comfortable and look well from the ' ft J _ V J ^ tjL l nrsx ana xney won t cosx you any more. 82.00, 82.50 or $3.00 will buy you a splendid pair here. EHRLICH'S, 1643 Main St., ( flftl IIURIA C P 1627 Main St., ( OULURIBlA, di Ui Itch cured in 30 minutes by- Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. \Never fails. Sold by Derrick's Drug Store,-. Civil War Claims. All persons, or heirs of persons, who had horses, mules, .cattle or any other personal property taken from them by Federal soldiers during the civil war, wiU please call on or write to me at I Batesburg, S. C. Isaac Edwards. . What to Do When Bilious. The right thing to do when yon feel bilious is to take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Try it. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at The Kaufmann Drug Co. EXPERIENCE. Years of. Experience are at Your COMMAND. Successful experience lias been ours and vre want everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat s ter with their eyes at all, to u 1ca.ll and have us give them ! proper tests. j THERE ARE NO" CHARGES FOR ^ EXAMINATIONS. . CHARLES Z, | OPTICIAN, ' , \ ) JEWELER, I H . . a,. % r rii. /*-1 ? ' r, s-t H I | i-tW Aiam or., ijoininDia, o. u. g j rgMiiii?F >??!!> J^iu JIWUII agBa?BMBBBB - -Alwayi MAIN AND BLAI imtau.Him.mn1. ^ iwniriiwi.nfii up.wwjiiFMif ii?.iniMi'i tmi* lankets, Comforts and ery, Furs, Wraps anc lg, Carpets, etc. This ? t J {New Shi flgM Ban J We have i COME " r.DccnDV rn | UllLliUll I "liU 1117 Hamp COLUMBIA, I -.-v yftfe:. >.V ; *, I ? 1892. 1 Lexingt? I LEXI] Oldest Bank in Lexin I DOES - A - GE: m Accounts Invited Bate of 5 Per Cent A1 Contains tasteless co Makes new rich bloods For Sale at HARMAN'S BAZAAR. Pension Notice! j The Pension Board will meet at Lex- ! J ington on Monday, Feb. 18, 11)07, for ; sag r? I the transaction of business. ^ f S. M. ROOF. fUB 1 Chairman Board of Pensions. 1 UIH III ?HIII1II Mt?IOB?iB?BBWB? COLUMBIA'S s ITisit JDIKG STREETS. TH] .'II,.;.']'' " ' aS&V . i a? ISiTwooruid L separate Skirt > surpasses any pment of! ii this lot somi nice stuff. TO SEE NDER HOLE HI ?ton Avenue, Formerly Plai] m m m m m * 4 9 N / , n Sayings ] SfGTON, - S. C. igton County. Capital and Surplu NERAL BANKING on Favorable Terms. Int lowed in the Savings Depai W. P. ROO d liver oil. Cures a Appetizing and stre: pfc I a Jt a and WHI8KEY HABJT8 tl UP H E 1 An curec* at home with- a] t E B n Wl out pain. Book of par! i i w i ticulars sent free, nranribh b. m. woolley, m. d. s Ltlanta, Ga. Office 104 N. Pryor Street. J. ! SMALL PROFIT onnnnnnnni PROMP A 5 STORE OF LIT1 Lerwear. Special s. Also special " of our previous olumbia, S. G. Holes! b extra * . * ?usl IMPANY, a St., s. c. ' MBnBnBOBBHIIVHHi r . I *=/ \ A 1906. I Sank. I s $20,000. I BUSINESS, f erest at the m :tment. I F, Cashier. I si m # J 11 female troubles ngthenmgPrice^ WANTED?10 men in each state tp avei, distribute samples of our goods . rid tack signs. Salary $85.00 per ronth; $3.CO per day for expenses, aunders Co., Department P. No. 46 acKson isouievara, unicago, ins. Dec. 26. 3m emporium. T LTTENTION. :le prices.