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' DRESS GOODS and SILKS. Special showing of new Dress Fabrics and Silks, specially priced. One lot waistang silks, polka dot, navv bine, brown, green and marine colors. These are great values, 25c the yard. One lot of plain and figured Silks in waist pattern lengths at 19c, 20c, 25c. 35c, 40c K,: and 50c the yard. White China Silk, will wash like linen, 19-inch width, price 25c. All colors. 19-inch width, price 25c. Black Taffeta Silk, the regular $1.25 J. U. 91 rzxrcn. aztd scissors. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and ? *. a -i. inere oy a unpawn man. i. Miss Emma Ballentine is visiting Mrs. C. M. Dempsey in Colombia. See the line of fancy china and useful articles at the Bazaar. Rev. W. L. Keel who has been quite sick is out to the delight of his friends. One pound package of delicious roasted coffee for 15c, at M. D. Harman7s grocery. Miss Essie Rawl of Columbia is spending the week with her aunt Mrs. Chas Geiger. Mr. John Q. A. Meetze, from the river section, was here Saturday and paid us a pleasant call. FOR SALE?One honre-mule three ..years old. Apply to John J. Haraian, Gilbert, S. C. * 2wpd A car load of wire fencing, all sizes and kinds and prices to suit you, at W. P. Roof's. ??. .Mr. Heber Ballentine who has been Xfe at home sick has resumed his studies p[>: at the Institute. J Mr. John J. Harman one of the best sitizens of the county, living near Gilbert was here last week. . t Mre. Shuler, of Batesburg, is the attractive and admired guest of Mrs. C. M. Efird on lower Main street. WANTED?Traveler for established house. Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. References. Address George G. Clows, Lexington, ; S. c. When you need a good quality oj ve old time brown sugar, go to M. D.< tlarman's grocery. " * Mr. J. J. Fulmer, a sturdy farmer from over on Broad river, was in town Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. Fresh and reliable garden seeds from 'three of the best known seedsmen. For sale at the Bazaar. ' Mr. Sim J. Miller, of Brookland, has been drawn as a grand juror of r. , the United States court which meets ?t Florence on the 5th of March. For pure food, good groceries and something good to eat, remember you find just what you want at H. M. . Wingard's grocery. When you want good candies, cakes and crackers, always go to the Bazaar, where you find every imaginable kind made. Mrs. J W. Hunter, nee Miss Lula McCloud of Prosperity, is visiting Mrs. G. T. Graham and other friends and relatives here. Mr. J. S. Boozer, one of the most prominent merchants of Chapin, while attending court last week, called in to see us. Tomorrow is Valentine Day. At the Bazaar you will find sentimental, love, lace and comic valentines. Come and make your selections. You find at M. D. Harman's grocery a neat package of fine fancy hood rir>p_ Jl for 5.^. Trv a. r>anlr age. FOR RENT?A brick store room 25x80; well arranged for business; j good location in town of Leesville. Apply to J. P. Able, Leesville S. C. 4\vl6p Mr. Henry Crim, of Sandy Run, passed through town yesterday on a visit to his kinsman, Mr. Paul H. Craps, on Hollow Creek. Mr. Frank George has purchased the cottage he now occupies from Messrs. T. L. Harman and C. W. Caughman. A fine line of crystalized fruits in half pound boxes, just the thing for your sweethearts, wives and daughters, at the Bazaar. Mr. John J. Taylor with his force of carpenters will, next week, commence building a new church for the Hebron congregation. Let us have your order for guano and acid. Results' and prices will please you. W. P. Roof. ? Mr. Jos. S. Meetze,. near Irmo, a prompt paying subscriber, called in to see us Saturday and now both of us feel glad. Mr. B. L. Dreher, a substantial citizen of the Selwood section, was here Saturday and called in and left a dollar for another year's subscription. J. E. Barre, *00, believes that there is nothing like a man *'sticking to his last." He is still holding his position as inspector with the Southern Railway company.?Newberry College Stylns. THE UNDERS f COURTEOUS TREAT BIGGEST ANT value, now 98c. Special values in Black Dres> Goods .A strictly new assortment of the inosi popular weaves. BED SPREADS. Big sale of White Bed Spreads; larg< size and good quality; special prices 75< and up. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Our great Hosiery department is com plete. An immense assortment of men' women's and children's hosiery. A1 prices. itMirSi A lot of new hardware embracin everything just in stock. See 01 plows, &c., before you buy. W. P. Roof. FOR SALE?Weaver Parlor Orga ' and a Wheeler & Wilson Sewir ' Machine, both practical^ new. Apply to Emanuel Hallman. Factory Hill, Lexington, S. C. ' 2wl5p. ' Whenever you wish to buy buggic and harness you will <find it to yoi i interest, first to call and see W. 1 Rpof. Mr. Thos. Monts, accompanied h j daughter, Mrs. Keith, to her home i , Adalusia, AJa. His daughter spci six weeks with him in this county. i Mrs. Uaney Heitmann, of Christiai [ sted, St. Croix, Danish West Indiei arrived Saturday night and will sp.en , a while with her neiue, Mrs. F. W Raueh. Mr. and Mrs Bob. Hubbard, of C< lumbia, accompanied by Mr. and Mr; Rose, visited the parents of thelatte: Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Harman, her Sunday.* The handsome two-story concret pfiice building of F. E Dreher, Esq, is nearihg completion and will b 1 ready for occupancy in a week o two. Are you thinking of buying a nic dresser or suite of furniture? If sc ?o and see what bargains you find a cott Hendrix's furniture 5tore. Company M. Second regiment Scat militia, of New Brookland and th pride of the town, and the only mili tia company in the county, will b inspected on the 5th of April next. The surveyors of the trolly line hav< ' passed on through our town, an< when last heard of, were twelve mile; above this place continuing the sur vev for Saluda. Miss Lucy Daniel Wingard has re turned to her home on upper Mail street, after a most delightful visit o five 'weeks to relatives and friends ir Orangeburg. Mr*. James Caughman, one of oui best farmers residing on Wyse's Ferr\ road, honest as the days are long anc a erood, clever citizen, ~ was in town Saturday and dropped in to see us. Mr. Demsey E. George.has purchased the stock of goods fromC. E. Coriey at the depot and will give his friends and customers lowest prices at al] times. Everybody loves a comfortable home and to have one you must have nice furniture: You find just what you need at Scott Hendrix's furniture store. : Mrs. G. A. Derrick and Mrs. Jacob Bickley, were called to the bedside of their father, Mr. S. Luther Smith, in the Fork last week. Mr. Smith had a severe attack of acute indigestion, but we are pleased to note that he is now much better. When you are worried to know what to cook and where you can find it. Just go to M. L. Kleckley's grocery, and you will find cabbage, turnips, Irish potatoes, onions, canned goods of all kind, and fruits to please you. Capt. G. A. Lucas, the popular traveiingrepresentative of the well known music house of Thomas & Barton, of Augusta, Ga., spent a few cays here last week in the interest of his company. Capt. Lucas is quite popular in Lexington, he having been the principal df the school here several years ago. If there is wanted anything in gro! ceries, dry goods, snoes, clothing | hardware, etc., Call and see Demsey ' E. George at the depot. Mr. J. D. Popwell, formerly of the Felion section, now a green grocer 0:1 1626'Wayne street, Columbia, S. C., was in town Saturday and called in to see us. He is pleased with his new home and business, and says he could not be satisfied without the good old j Dispatch and has it to follow him. Mr. Geo. M. Dean, who held a high Eosition with the Columbia duck mill, as moved his family from Brookland j to Bennetsville, S. C., at which place he has been employed as one of the 1 overse'ers in the Bennettsville cotton mills. Mr.. Dean was very popular while at Brookland and held many prominent offices there. Brookland will miss his unretiring efforts, both as an energetic worker and from a social standpoint. . For Sale. Mules for sale. Apply to I. V. Wessinger, Lexington, $. C., Route 2. 2wl7 JELLING STORE. MENT. [ > BEST BARGAINS. . - : . ; . : : :,! SPECIAL BLj t" A great opportunity to get the best values ever offered. Fine 10-4 Blankets 3 Fine 11-4 Gray Blankets - Fine 10-4 White Blankets Fine 11-4 White Blankets Fine 11-4 White Blankets Fine 11-4 White Blankets 2 Fine 11-4 White Extra Fine Blankei Wool Crib Blur kets UGH I 5 ^ it ^ Will be better shod, wear bet^ ter clothes, be better educated J- than you were at her age, cz >- you won't be satisfied. I' Itfow we will attend to the 0 shoes, if you give us the e chance. e Misses shoes of good mater1 ial that will wear well can be e bought here for $1.25 up to t $2.50. e Similar sizes at less prices. e e EHRLICH'S, e i 6 1G43 Main St., ; nnii|UR|| C ft j 1(337 Mam St., i WW1-WKI?II?J Vl 1 f Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool1 ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. . Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. r [ Civil War Claims. All persons, or heirs of persons, who had horses, mules, cattle or any other personal property taken from them by 1 Federal soldiers during the civil war, I will please call on or wiite to me at Batesburg, S. C. I Isaac Edwards. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby notified not to pass through, make roads, paths or 'trespass in any manner whatsoever upon my lands or premises. The law will positively be enforced against any and all such trespassers. Mrs.- A. M. Leaphart. Fob. 13, 1901?iwlS. | EXPERIENCE. | Years of Experience are at Y our COMMAND. Successful experience has i been ours and we want cvery; body who has cause to feel g that there is anything the mat g ter with their eyes at all, to Icall and have us give them proper tests. THERE ARE NO CHARGES FOR EXAMINATIONS. CHARLES i SINTZ, i OPTICIAN, JEWELER, 1431) Main St., Columbia, S. C. -ilLlwa.yi vyinn V I w w MAIN AND BLA &.NKET SALE. Blankets at Out Prices The biggest $2.9$ $3.25 $3.50 $4.50 $5.00 $3.25 ts $9.75 $1.98 CO., ~c I ! New ' I J [ | We ha | I comI GREGOn I 111 COLUMBIA, ff 1892. 1 Lexin I Oldest Bank I | DOES - A ? v * Accounts Rate of 5 Per Contains tastele Makes new rich bl For Sale at H ARM AN'S BAZA Pension Notice! The Pension Board will meet at Lex ington on Monday, Feb. 18, 1907, for the transaction of business. S. M. ROOF. f!hairmnr? "Rrmrd of PpTiuinii!? COLTTM] s Visit? RE'S NDING STREETS. oaks,si \ i MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS. Special reduction in Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps, Heavy Underwear and Shirts. You should see this stock and prices. SHOES. Shoes that fit the eye, fit the foot, fit the pocketbook. We must reduce our stock, as our spring shipments have already begun, and in order to do so we offer some special bargains. ve in this lot soi nice stuff. IT TO ""SEE uwm MULE I 7 Hampton Avenue, Formerly PI MBMnMHOMMMMaMMHaaaMnraMmai I gton Sayings LEXINGTON, - - S. C. n Lexingf en County. Capital and Surf - GENERAL BANKING Invited on Favorable Terms. I Cent Allowed in the Savings De] W.P.RC sseod liver oil.Cures lood Appetizing and str AR. 1 " I I BBk Hill J and WHISKEY HA8IT6 j ; IgjS E| K 8 I U cured at home with* yW~ fl nn out pain. .book or par9 3v IWI ticulars sent FJRGE. anOBHB B. M. WOOL LEY. 31. D. Atlanta, 4*a. Office 104N. Pryor Street. i BIA'S SMALL PROFH ' PROM] JITSand THE STORE OF LIT . FINE MILLINERY at special bargain prices. We are making a big reduction in this department. The styles and goods are desirable. Don't fail to visit our millinery department. ^ NEW EMBROIDERIES. .* Handsome designs at bargain prices. Edging and insertion to match, very handsome for shirtwaists, skirts and . ^ corset covers. i, s. c. V II. ' Mules! ne extra * \ i . ' t . ; r Titti I ? i <L . 7 MANY, ain St., AS. C. ~~ r I *'T > ' -" ' . ; ' * . * i HPT Bank. 1 ilus $20,000. 1 BUSINESS. S rartment. I )OF, Cashier. gj V* v* ' J?j . all female troubles engtheningPrice^ WANTED?10 men in each state to ; travel, distribute samples of our goods' and tack signs. Salary $S5.00 per month; $3.00 per day for expenses. Saunders Co., Department P. m 46 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ills. Dec. 26. 3m P EMPORIUM. *' ?T ATTENTION. Skirts. TLE PRICES. * '