Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ij J TH We are offering s and every departmenf very interesting on Sj Shoes. We buy in lar of onr close and carefi PENCIL AND SCXSSOBS. Wayside Notes fathered Here and ^ There by a Dispatch Man. Mrs. Eugenia Hendrix is visiting friends in Columbia. j None but prompt paving subscribers are wanted on our list. J;. For your fishing tackle?hooks, poles and lines, come to The Bazaar. i A numbefcpf young men from Lexington "took in" Columbia Sunday. Very little fruit, if any, left in this section. Like reports come from all over the county. $: Call aod see the automatic razor strapper and safety razor, at Hoofs 8|: One milch cow for sale. Apply to Pj J. J. Fox, Lexington S. C. HBSS* OlAfliinir omirtcr at fint DriceS at the fleadngton Department Store. Miss Florrie Harm an has returned from an extended and pleasant visit to friends on Black creek. Miss Hattie Smithdeal and Mr. Itewis Roof, of Columbia, spent Sunday with; the latter'8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Root The most up-to-date shoes and hats are to be seen at |the Lexington Department Store. Mrs Willie McCabe, of Columbia, accompanied by his mother and sweet ,little niece, spent Sunday with the Mimes Stuart. FOB S ALE?A new Weaver parlor organ cheap. Apply to Emanuel Hallman, factory village. your cakes and crackerd, always fresh and crisp, come to The Bazaar, Always go to W. P. Roof's store for your groceries and you will relish what you eat. . * Mrs. Mattie Campbell and sister. Miss Liilie McCabe, of Colombia, are the charming guests of the Misses __ _ Mr. Geo. C. Clark, a substantial citizen of Black Creek and a large manufacturer of turpentine, was in towa, 8*tod4yIf you need a nice sideboard you can find just what you want cheap, at Scott Hendrix' Furniture Store. WANTED?Traveler for established house. ' Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. References. Address G. Clows, Lexington, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meetze, of Washington, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Caughman last Thursday. Misses Meredith Muller and May Meetze, two very attractive and beauBl tiful young ladies of Columbia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas .H. CaughA complete line of groceries and * hardware at the Lexington Department Store. Mr. J. M. Stuart, one of Mr. J. L. Mimnaugh's popular clerks, accompanied by his handsome young son, Walter, spent Sunday with their sis Eg' : ters nere. "While the recent cold snap plucked many a tender bud, it failed to kill the orange blossom, which is springing forth in all its beauty, stronger % and sweeter than ever. Ifj v Mr. Killian ijarman, the popular, Iv polite and efficient R. F. D. carrier k; on route 1 from Batesburg, spent . Monday in Lexington. m Fresh fat mackerel at 12><c per pound. These fish are the best. Try H them, at W. P. Roof's. FOUND?A bunch of six key9 near the residence of Rev. W. D. Quick, g Same can be had by calling at this office and paying for this advertise^ ment. Peas are worth on the market today all the way from $2.25 to $2.50 pei - bushel. Thisis the highest price in vears. due to the shortness of the crop last year. Another shipment of choice dry goods and notions received at the Lexington Department Store. : Miss Martha Hendrix Caughman, a beautiful and blushing young maid ol Lexington, spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbia, where she was the guest of her friend, Miss Francis Bull. Dr. E. P. Derrick sells L. & M. Paints in pints and quarts at rate o 1 half gallon prices. Feb. 20. 3m I. L. I E GREAT ipecial attractions to 1 t from basement to fox )ring Goods and Fall 1 ge quantities for cash qI buying. We want < Capt. J. Feaster Lyles was here f a day last week. He is one of t best known and substantial citizens the county, and his friends are man Go to T. B. Aughtry & Cot, Colui bia, for your farm supplies, groceri* &c. Prices as low as the lowest, ai goods the best. Mr. and Mrs. James Richards< have returned from their "horn moon," spent at the home of ti groom's parents at White Rock. Messrs. T. ?. Campbell and Jasp Price have gone to Norfolk, Va where they have secured work on tl buildings for the Jamestown expo; tion at good wages. If you want to get the most out ol dollar, spend it for merchandise the Lexington Department Store. . The many friends of Mr. Karl ! Oswald are delighted to see the lig of his benign countenance at Tl Home Bank, after an illness of t\ weeks. All those who lost their beans ar other early vegetables will plea! bear in mind that The Bazaar has fall and complete stock of the be garden seed* known to man. Mr. J: Sebastin Meetze, of Balle tine, prompt as usual, made us a plea ant call Saturday. "Duns" will n apply to him for the next twel months. Mr. J. C. Dunbar and daughter, near Pelion, were visitors to Lexin ton Saturday and while here gave 1 a pleasant call. Ho more "Puss X" at the d^spe sary. Dispenser Caughman is ju out, and it will be several days befo he gets a "fresh" supply. In tl meantime, the thirsty public is "ft ing in" with "private stock." Have you tried the bottled natx honey and preserves? Have just r ceived these goods and they are d licious. W. P. Roof. * Miss Meredith Muller, of Columbi who has grown to be exceeding handsome and beautiful, is visitk "hptr old home. the admin guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thos. 1 Caughman. Canned corn and beans at 10c a ca Never offered better goods for ti price, ; W. P. Roof. The Home and Farm and The Le ington Dispatch one year for $1.2 Send your subscriptions in at one Any subscriber to the Dispatch 1 sending 25c. to this office will recer the Home and Farm for one year. For the benefit of our readers \ will say that the bird law expired < the 15th of March. Complaints ha' come to our office that people a violating the law incessantly and should be stopped. Col. J. C. Fort, of Pelion, was he for a short while Thursday. The Cc is slowly recovering from his ve: severe illness last fall. This will 1 glad news to his legion of friem throughout the county. You will find a line of beautiful hi curtains at right prices, at See Hendrix' Furniture Store. Capt. Butler, the well known tra eling man, spent Saturday and Su day in Lexington. It is said that tl Captain is seriously contemplatii making this his home in the ne future. There is no place like Le ington, Captain. Mr. Jacob Bickley and|Miss Loui Bickley, from the Fork, pass through Lexington last week on th< way home from Aiken, where th< had been called to the bedside of th< sister, Mrs. Vina Koon, who has be critically ill. It will please you to see the ni i iron bedsteads at Scott Hendri Furniture Store. Prof. W. C. Martin, principal the Swansea school, was here tl . morning. He is one of the best ec cators in our county and is held , the highest esteem by the people Swansea, where he has built up o of the best schools in the county. If you have anything to sell, or you wish to buy anything, it or cost you one cent a word in the lo< columns to advertise it in The D patch. Count the words and remit cash or stamps. No advertiseme > accepted for less than 25c. When a woman's hat costs so mu she is afraid to tell her husband t ( real price, she is sure that is beti than for it to be becoming. MIMNA DEPARTMEN the purchasing public and irth floor is overflowing w: Merchandise, such as Blan and therefore get the insi )ur Lexington friends to ci or , 51 ie About the place you buy shoes Ji" Anybody can sell a shoe for . say $3.00) but there is a world [ ft at of difference in the worth of each $3.00 shoe. Some shoes sold at $3.00 are ht ie not worth $2.00; others are 70 nearer worth $3.50. id . It is up to you to get the se best at the price, and yon can't a be certain you'are getting the 8t best until you see the kind n_ we sell. ? I EHRLICH'S, % ? I COLUMBIA,S.G. 08 Itch cored in 30 minutes by Wooln ford'8 Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. fit Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. re . . ae T. B. Aughtry & Co., Colombia, 11- has a foil and complete line of hardware, buggies, wagons, harness and >b all wheelwright and blacksmith mae terial. All orders given prompt and e. careful attention. > In this issue we publish the report af of the county commissioners for the fy first quarter of 1907. We publish, Jg also, the report of the treasurer of the town of Lexington, for the year endI. ing April 12, 1907. We would be glad for our people to read these reports n carefully. By so doing you can see ae for yourselves where the money goes. x. Bice Pudding. Delicious Rice Pudding without eggs e ?Take two quarts of sweet milk, two yy neaping taDiespooniuis or nee, a teaenp of raisins, a little salt and sugar to suit the taste; grate in about half a nutmeg, stir all together cold, put into the oven and bake slowly for )n about two hours, or until it becomes ve creamy. It is best eaten cold though re it can be served hot. it ' t A lot of men imagine that they re know all about the financial question >]. because they happen to know a man py who lives next door to a bank. " If meat is tough, or you have any to doubt as to its tenderness, put a tablespoonful of vinegar over it when = ill putting it on to cook; you will find it >tt very tender when done. Always keep to the right and you v. won't go wrong. : EXPERIENCE. XYears of Exsa . ; # ed r> or ifvnp.fi are *ir ^ at Your iir 1 ? COMMAND. ! c 1 ce Successful experience lias ix' been ours and we want everybody who has cause to feel of that there is anything the mat 1j9 ter with their eyes at all, to 1 call and have us give them jn proper tests. of ne THERE ARE NO - CHARGES FOR , ,iy EXAMINATIONS. 1 SI CHARLES F.SENTZ, j >nt 7 ch OPTICIAN, I he JEWELER, I | tjer 1439 Main St., Columbia, S, C. I j i U C H & C 0 T STORE, Columbia, S. C. bargain seekers. Big shipments of New G-oods are daily arriving ith Spring Novelties and New Attractions. We are making prices kets, Comforts, Wool Underwear, Men's and Boys' Clothing and ^ de price and we are pleased to give our customers the advantage all and look through this stock. \ i 1 Mm I - ; L | New ShiDment of Mules! I I 1 > . >' * ' ' ! We have in. this lot some extra ? nice stuff. | COME TO SEE US! | GREGOIIY HER MIILE COMPANY, | ' 1117 Hampton Avenue, Formerly Plain St., COLUMBIA. ... - . . - S.C. ' II ' " II 1 \ , ^*lll ? Jp i , vdS? - 0i m | 1892. 1906. | " I Lexington Sayings Jtfank. 1 m LEXINGTON, - - S. C fM Oldest B&nk in Lexington County. ;l | Capital and Surplus $20,000. I '* DOES - A - GENEBAL - BANKING - BUSINESS. ^ Accounts Invited on Favorable Terms. Interest at the \ Bate of 5 Per Cent Allowed in the Savings Department I W. P. ROOF, Cashier. I :fj| 1 ' 11 SMS SHO SHlStiflMgflHHh WINE or LITIS Contains tasteless cod liver oil.Cures all female troubles J Makes new rich bloodAppetizing and strengtheningPrice3? |r For Sale at HARMAN'S BAZAAR. . - t --- l $ Mad Man Makes Assault, j _^ti4 Notice. Debtors and Creditors. | JoeHagood, who was recently re- j ^ h^lSatard?y All persons having claims against the - , isssiar**. t2am&&mszv2'i Mrs. Eugenia Smith with an axe, and j LtOdfrey m. harmax, sec. make paTmeut iikewjse on or t^tore lst V Mr. johnE. Riley, a one-legged man, Qures glood. Skin Diseases. Cancer, of May, 1907. ivith a knife. Both his victims are ; Greatest Blood Purifier Free. 4 Bleriously wounded. Hagood was im- I J( voar blood isimDnre, thin, diseased, "" * nediately carried back to the asylum . hot or fun 0f humors, if you have blood ' ; ; ' ?i 1-- Tinol TIi e*>Vi a van* md placed behind the bars, while his I poison, cancer, caruuucies, cdtuig rictims were carried to the hospital, j 'Sv^imnlvsfe'n Tonepafns This is t0 notify a11 Parties concerned.* | bumps, scabby, pirapij skm, bonepams, that j ^ apply t0 George s Drafts, | catarrh, rheumatism, or a - Raim Judge of Probate for Lexington oounty, A HealtSiy Sign, I fR1URdXSe,S^n0^ Tres hSf aches s. C., on May the 1, 1907, for a final J The advance guard of the Public Service Corporation of South Carolina pure and rich. Druggists or d\ express * Enoch Swtgert -*\ las made its appearance in Summer- ^ngBlMd^lm Co.^itLta? Ga. ?*** * Administrator. 'I rille. For several days the corps of B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, . I mrveyors, who are engaged in making ; deep-seated cases, as it cures after all w , . ;he preliminary survey for the intra- j else fails. Sold in Lexington, S. U.. bv . ^ , . .. , . . I Derrick's Drug store and Kautmann All road overseers of Lexington county State electric railroad that 19 to con- j Drug Co. are hereby notified to put their respect-^ 7! lect Charleston with the interior I ? ; 77777 77 ~ ive sections of the roads in good condi X)wns of the State, has been occupied ! JL p1 ti?n at once. The Supervisor will visit n running lines through some of the AA^rilTcouvene in Masonic 'halt ?hfi?tke r!?d f nofiTfnS! i .treets of the town. The impression Peak S. C., Saturday evening, at 7 condition y Geo r K^f004^ irevails generally that the company .Supervisor of Lexington County. neans business.-Sumerville News. are * ested tobe prompt in attendance Apnl 16' Jno. 0. Swygert, W. M. j| ^V * '% ^ ' '' J