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We show the 1
that pleases the
See our great
regular made so<
We are sellin|
Our assortmei
All the new sha
A Great Shov
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FEXrCZL AND SCXSSOBS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
&v ' These are hot nights in the old town.
The ice man is in great demand
these days.
The jail is full of prisoners and court
is still several weeks off.
> > Salted peanuts?something fine?
at Harman's Bazaar.
Mr. Clyde Arial, of Johnston, is
' , visiting at Rev. A. S. Leslie's.
Sheriff Corley went to Prosperity
' last week on a business trip.
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Call on F. W. Shealy and hear the
dulcet notes of his *'goat-a-phone."
Full line Lyon's handmade candies,
just in at the Bazaar.
Miss Watson, of Wagener, is visitIing
Miss Sue Corley, near town.
Miss Blanche Kyzer has joined Mrs.
W. P. Roof on Sullivan's Island.
Mr. Chas. B. Harman, of Augusta,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Sheriff Corley spent Sunday at
Tybee on business and pleasure combined.
F. E. Dreher, Esq., spent Saturday
and Sunday at his old home in the
Fork.
Messrs. W. P. Roof and H. M.
Wingard spend Sunday at the seashore.
> *
Young men, call at the Bazaar and
buy a package of candy for your
? sweetheart.
Miss Gussie Barr, of the Rocky
Well section, was in town shopping
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Smithdeal, of Columbia,
is ^siting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Roof,
who has been quite ill.
Ice cream chums?the best at the
lowest prices?at kthe Lexington Department
Score.
Dispenser J. S. Caughman went to
New Brookland Monday to help the
dispenser there open up the stock.
Mr. W. P. Roof, Jr., has returned
from a few days of much needed rest
on Sullivan's Island.
Mr. J. P. Copeland, a prominent
business man and farmer of Baxter,
was here yesterday on business.
Mr. S.^B. George left yesterday tc
join Mrs. George and the children on
the Isle of Pahns.
. See the line of Buggy Harness
'which the Lexington Department
Store is offering at very low prices.
Miss Vinnie Harm an returned from
a delightful visit to relatives in Colombia
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. J. Frank Kneece, the polite,
efficient, and ever accommodating
postmaster at Batesburg, was here
Mohday. ?
Mrs. Mary A. Haltiwanger has returned
to Batesburg, after a pleasant
visit to her son, Mr. D. B. Haltiwanger.
T. B. Atightry & Co., Columbia, is
the place to buy heavy and fancy
groceries, grain, hay, meat, flour, &c.
Their prices are always the lowest.
Miss Buth Clark is with Mrs. W. P.
Roof on Sullivan's Island, enjoying
the seabreezes and other pleasures oi
1 this great resort.
Mr. Harry Assman, a popular Knight
of the Grip with headquarters in Columbia,
spent Monday in Lexington.
* Mr. Isaiah Hall, formerlv of Gilbert,
bat now electrician for "the city of
Orangeburg, has been on a visit with
his family to relatives at Gilbert.
Mrs. W. H. Sills and children, of
Batesburg, visited the family of her
brother, Mr.D.R.Haltiwanger,onthe
' Fourth.
Leesville is the only section in the
county that has peaches of any consequence.
They are bringing fancy
prices.
If you want the best Mower on the
market, call and engage a Walter A.
Wood at the Lexington Department
Store.
Mr. Ogilvie Wilson, who has been
quite sick for the past several weeks,
is no better. We hope that he wil
soon make ,a change for the bettei
'and rapidly recover.
Miss Cecil Mitchell has returned tc
her home in Leesville, after a delightful
visit to her uncle, Mr. Scott Hendrix.
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Bight in the front with a
Groceries, Hardware, Trunks
The creations in this depi
new, fresh goods, and the prt
Just think Hew Drop Hot
arrived, fresh Grits $1.76 si
MOSEI
THING and FURNISHINGS
r MEN and BOYS.
best in ail the New Goods at prices
closest buyers.
values in Men's Ties, 25c. Men's
2ks, Brown and Black, 5c. the pair.
I the best 50c. Shirt ever sold.
HATS.
it is great; our prices are right,
pes in Straw and Felt.
LAWNS.
ring of Lawns at 5c, 6Jc, 8|c and
IMAUG]
4i* .
Mr. Frank George, carrier of rout<
2 from this place, reports fine crop;
generally on his route. Corn is bette:
than for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Lee and chil
dren, of Tampa, Fla., are visiting th<
latter's parents, Col. and Mrs. M. D
Harman.
Are you thinking of buying a buggj
and harness? If so, you will find it tx
your advantage to see the stock at W
P. Roof's.' Prices please buyers.
Mr. Willie D. George and famity, o
Buffalo, Union county, have returne<
home, after a visit to the former':
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby George.
Miss Cecil Barre, the second daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barre, i
quite sick, and her many friends hopi
for her a speedy recovery.
We learn with regret that Mrs
Rosco Caughman is ill at the home o
her father-in-law, Mr. James Caugh
man, on the Wyse Ferry road.
In addition to the large line of win
fencing carried in stock atyW. P
Roof's, he has beautiful patterns o
yard fencing.
Misses Lucile and Caro Efird lef
yesterday for Manning, where the;
will spend several days with friend
. and schoolmates.
1 A fresh stock of handsome Buggie
just received at the Lexington De
partment Store. Call and examin
them.
Tho monv nf Miss Ann;
Brown will be pleased to learn tha
i> she is getting along nicely and -will b
out in about two weeks, unless some
thing unforeseen occurs.
Miss Frances Bull, a very prettr
young lady from Columbia, spent th
Fourth with her friend, Miss Marth
Hendrix Canghman.
Miss Grace Dell James, of Bishop
ville, came over Saturday to tak
1 charge of the summer school in th
Rocky Well section. She is boardinj
with her grand-father, Col. D. 1
Barr.
1 -Mrs. Samuel B. George and chil
dren and Mrs. H. M. Wingard am
. daughters, left Friday for the Isle o
i Palms and Sullivan's Island, wher
they will spend several days.
? New goods are continually arrivinj
at W. P. Roof's. His trade is exten
sive and the demand requires that h
? keep everything up-to-date?ever
L branch must have fresh stock.
Col. E. F. Strother one of the bright
, est and most successful young law
j yers in the State and a resident o
Batesburg, was here Monday in th
interest of his clients, the Fallaws
J who are now in jail.
The many friends of Mrs. E. Belto:
Roof will be grieved to learn that sh<
; has been desperately ill for the pas
' week. She is slightly improved a
* this writing and her friends hope fo
her a speedy recovery.
Miss Lessie Hook, a very pretty am
: much admired younglady, thedaught
er of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hook, o
near New Brookland, has just return
i ed from a pleasant visit to relative
at Norway.
Mr. W. Scott Harman, formerly o
Lexington but now a resident o
Hartsville where he holds a good po
sition with one of the cotton mills
spent the Fourth with friends am
relatives here.
i Mr. "Boge" Fallaw, of near Mo
netta, was here yesterday. Mr. Fal
law is one of the best farmers in tha
section and he informed us that tb
crops are looking well, although tw<
weeks later than last year.
Miss-Ethel I. Brooker has returnee
? \ to her home at Swansea to the de
. light of her many friends, after hav
, ing taught a successful school a
Greenwood. Miss Brooker is a mos
charming young woman and one o
the best lady teachers in the county.
Maj. and Mrs. John Wilson Butle
returned from their -bridal trip o:
i Saturday and are. now at home t
their friends at the residence of th
; bride's mother, Mrs. John H. Meetze
in East Lexington.
i We were pleased to receive a cal
, Monday from Mr. J. T. Meehan, on
of the bright reporters of Th
State, who was here in the in teres
of this great daily. He is a cleve
, gentlemen and good writer. His ai
. ticle in The State of yesterday on th
. conditions of the Lexington jail wa
fair and unbiased.
REAT
icn rv
Awmmmw
full line of General Merchandh
, Furniture, Farming Implemei
MILLII
irtment surpass anything that 1
ces are right
id Domestic Machine $25.00, N<
ick. People say Moseleys can't
-JJETST BI
J. L MIMNAI
THE GRE.A
BARGAINS IN EV1
If you are in need of Headws
visit our Millinery Department,
in Stylish Hats. See our Specif
for Ladies and Misses. Special
[ Many of these Hats sold for mo:
we now offer these special lots i
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3 Come see. We are al3
ways glad to see you and
f glad to take care of your
- packages.
s ,Glad to have you cool
-f off under our electric fans
while resting on our com-.
y fortable settees.
9 Glad to give you a drink
s of cool ice water,
e Make our store your
headquarters when in Cot
lumbia. We sell Shoes;
I but whether you need shoes
or not, stop with us. ihis
e invitation is to you.
' EHRLICH'S,
e IS? Mam It!! 1 COLUMBIA, S. G.
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RAW HIDES WANTED?We will
_ pay 15 cents per pound for dry flint
i raw hides. Dominick & Amick,
^ May 1, 3mp Chapin, S. C.
All the carriers out from Lexington
% attended the meeting at Batesburg
i- last Thursday, except Mr. Frank
e George. They speak highly of Batesy
burg's hospitality and long for an
opportunity to go again.
Dr. Lucius Dreher, who has but reZ
cently graduated in dentistry in BaL'
timore, was here Saturday. Dr.
? Dreher attended and was admitted a
' member of the State Dental association
at Anderson last week. He is a
a bright young fellow and his success is
? already assured.
' EXPERIENCE.
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s Years of Exf
perience are
at Your
\ COMMAND.
+ Successful experience has
e been ours and we want every0
body who has cause to feel
that there is anything the mat
1 ter with their eyes at all, to
call and have us give them
k proper tests,
t
f THERE ARE HO
r CHARGES POR
0 EXAMINATIONS.
1 CHARLES E SMTZ,
e
et , OPTICIAN,
I JEWELER,
? 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
r3 ROS
ntuumitiumumimiumuutiui
;e for Spring and Summer, 1907.
its, Buggies, Wagons and Harness
NERY!=
ias ever teen shown in this mark*
aw Timpano* MflfthinA. Dron Head.
sell the goods at the price and mi
IOS
JGH & CO,
lT store.
ery DEPARTMENT
ire for Ladies and Children
, We are giving special values
il Sacrifice Sale of Straw Hats
price 5c, 15c, 25c and 50c.
re than three times the price
at.
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[? This is the season 1
pleasure is greater whe]
doctor! He uses a Bab
any other make.
Full Line oi
We carry at all tin
that will give you good
ties we are in position t<
I LOWEST PRICES. TE]
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We can please you in Spring ai
. One of the Greatest Departme
MILL
Our Hats have no superior a
20 years guarantee, $17.93. 31
ike profit What difference ?oe\
SHOES.
We are headquarters lor Shoes
kind that wear at unmatchable p
STJITS and SKIR
Ladies Tailor Made Suits an
Skirts. We are giving special v?
partment. The best at right pri(
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE j
New arrivals in our Crocker
department. Two carloads of be
and Crockery, consisting of a gre
ful artices. Price, oc, 10c, 15c a
bargains in Tinware and numerc
ing goods.
Ln.l33Llbi?l>9
CARLOAD OF
to drive out and enjoy the
i vou go in a "BABCOCK'
J o
cock because it rides easie:
f all Styles of Series and
ies a good assortment of m
service. Buying so often j
o sell you as cheap as you
?MS RIGHT. SATISFACT
EVERY PURCHASE.
on Avenue, Coll
gton Sayings
LEXINGTON, - S.
i Lexington County.
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- GENERAL - BANKING
.'nvited on Favorable Terms,
tent Allowed in the Savings 1
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oerity. $
av v
id Slimmer Clothing, Dry G
int Stores in the Carolinas.
INERY!
nd but few equals. Every de]
st car, making 3455 barrels oi
i it make to you what people
^spepits
d Ready-to-Wear
dues in this demd
TINWARE.
j and Glassware Ji^jgKlg^
sautiful Glassware
at variety of use us
House Furnishjc=?
dT*
i SS3>? %>^e
WHHna^
fresh country air. The [8
' BUGGY. Ask your ||
r and lasts longer than ||
ftabouis. ra
edium and cheap buggies IS *
md in such large quanti- ||
can buy at the factory. H
ION GUARANTEED IN 1
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urplus $20,000. I
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Department. I
ROOF, Cashier. If
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LEXINGTON, S. C.,
gent for all kinds of
;arming
Implements.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
SE-1907
3. O.
oods, Notions, Shoes and Hats 4
partment is complete and full of
: choice Tennessee Flour has just
say as long as you get the goods
79 3. C.
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