Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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G O C ; ' Ui J- * " a jx.i.jp. _ i Has thrown on their cc of these goods l imagina & ' * - * , i A j. l. mil r^*"A v Sfc v > " ' PENCIL AND SCISSOBS. Ways ide Notes Gathered Here and , There by 4 Dispatch Man. Give us your orders for job printing. Many a summer swallow will soon be homeward boand. ; vGoto Columbia Monday, Labor Bay, and have a good time. Miss Helen Corley is visiting: ?ela- | lives and friends at Irmo. * v Fine Northern applet,just received, afcM. D. Harman's grocery. We want bright, newsy items from all sections of the county. Meet your friends at The Bazaar fountain?they all drink there. Mr. Lewis Roof, of Columbia, spent Sunday with his parents here. y School books and school suppliesall kinds, at the Bazaar. Don't deride the hobby of your neighbor while riding your own. A. D. Martin, Esq., has gone to Swansea, his old home, for a few days. Say, reader, have yon paid for your paper? If not, why not? Send it in. Fresh candies, cakes and crackers always on hand' at The Bazaar. There is some money circulating and we would be pleased to see some i -'* IT 3 I Of 1C coming oar way. z uu unuerstand ? Ice cream, different flavors, at. The Bazaar fountain every Saturday afternoon. Mr. J. L. Crout, of Gilbert No. 1, was in town on business Saturday and v cabled to see us and left a dollar for paper. &re. L. F. Price,>from Mims, Fla., is visiting relatives and friend3 in the \ Peter's section. * ^ x Tins is the season when merchants reap the greatest harvest from ad. vertising. ^ ^ ! Mr. H. L. Oswald continues to improve, much to the delight of his numerous friends. 1 * 3fr. Alfred J. Foxhas returned from a business trip to New York and the Jamestown exposition. Messrs. Alfred, J. Fox, John Fox and Dr. Rice B. Harman spent Sun, day on the Isle of Palms. * When you want good flouf,. meats, or groceries of any kind, always go to M. D. HarmanTs grocery. 4 Miss Charlotte Rleckly has returned , . from,a delightful visit to the family of Mr. Tom Zohle, Columbia. Services at St. Stephen' &<chnrch next Sunday morning at 1J a. *m., by the pastor, Rev. W. H. HHler. Fresh stock of Lion's famous hand made candy?the best in the world? just received at The Bazaar. If you. want to do a hustling fall business, place your advertisement in The Dispatch and you will be pleased. Kiev. Hillar and family returned N Saturday from- a delight-fid Visit to . relatives and friends in and around Leesville. Lexington county's efficient county treasurer, Mr. F. W. Shealy, is now * engaged filling out tax receipts' for the fall collection. . ; - n Messrs. Sam P. Roof and R. D. Smith have returned from a delightful trip to the Jamestown exposition and New York. L Mr. Frank Derrick, of the Hilton section, has recently undergone an operation at the Columbia hospital for appendicitis. Mrs. Carry Leaphart is desperately ill at her home in the upper part of town. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery. The many friends of Mr. Robert ?, Marks, of The Dispatch for will be grieved to learn that he is confined to his bedLwith fever. ' Messrs. Albert and Tom Corley, sons o{Mr. James Corley, and Master Hammpnd Corley, son of Sheriff Corley; spent Sunday at Tybee. Greeil enameled porcelain lined . - ware aH kinds, tinware, crockery, house and'kitchen articles, you find at M. D. Harman's Grocery. Mr. P. B. Edwards, of the Providence section, is having his residence painted, which will add much to the attractiveness of the place. Mr. T. P. Meetze is having the store house next to the one occupied by himself repainted, which adds greatly to the appearance of the place. Mr. W. W. Lucas of New Brookland, was thoughtful enough to send a dollar for his paper Friday by a friend. Now botji of us feel better. Mr. Martin G. Sox, R. F. D. 4, an honest and industrious citizen of his section, was here Saturday and paid us a pleasant and profitable call. The Hayes bridge over big Hollow creek is in a deplorable condition, it is said, and needs the immediate attention of the county commissioners. Mr. Olin E. Nunnamaker, of the Spring Hill section, was carried to Columbia last week by Dr. R. E. Mathias, and was operated on for appendicitis at the Columbia hospital. LOST?In the town of Lexington about ten days or two weeks ago, an umbrella with name written on handle. Liberal reward if left at this office or returned to W. H. Hiller at the parsonage. ? r.' v )DS MIMNAUGH'J winters bargains unhea are offered at about he ,ble in Fine Dress Good Furnishings for gents. n m mention, out: MWAUCI If you want a good buggy, or a set of harness cheap, call at the Lexing- j ton Department Store. These people J can please you in quality and price. Mr. Thos. J. Leaphart of Shandon, , Columbia, was over on business yes- j terday and dropped in to see us and j renewed his subscription to The 1 Dispatch. Deputy Sheriff Martin, of Richland, came over Monday afternoon and car- ! ried Bazil Hartley, who was arrested ; here by Sheriff Corley, back to Co- j lumbia. Miss Bertie Lucas, the daughter of : Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Lucas, who has j been confined to her bed for the past j several days with fever, is much im- ! proved. -vr, t> csv,..11 xt^ii^.t- ! 1TJLJ . O KJaKry-L JL ' UJUUU U1 JUVUVII Creek section, has raised some of the ! finest tomatoes this season that we have ever heard of?some of them ! weighing two pounds. Mr. J. J. Schwartz has been elected night watchman at the Lexington Manufacturing Co. Mr. Schwartz is a good man and will give entire satisfaction to his employers. Mrs. A. 0. Wilson and her charming daughter, Miss Alic?, of Lexing- j ton, are spending awhile with the j former's daughter, Mrs. W. E. Moyer. i Johnston News-Monitor. { Mr. T. Hayne Hare while passing on the streets of Columbia, Thursday give us a friendly grip and handed us his dollar for a years subscription to the Dispatch. Thanks. Miss Martha Hendrix Caughman returned home Saturday from a delightful visit to relatives in Columbia. She was accompanied by her. charming friend, Miss Frances Bull. JMr. C. F. Snyder, of Tampa, Fla., arrival yesterday to see Mrs.' Snyder and the children, who are spending some time, with Mrs. Snyder's parents, Col. and Mrs. M. D. Harman. Miss- Josie Meetze, of Ballentine, who was operated on at the Knowlton infirmary in Columbia last week, is doing nicely and will soon return. home to the delight of her many friends. Misses Fmilv and Mamie Edwards. 1 the charming little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Edwards, of the Providence section, has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Columbia. Mr. Jacob Earhardt accompanied by his friend, Mri Jos. Lion, of Columbia, visited G. M. Harm an Sunday. We were glad to have them with us and {hope they will come again. . There are more lots for sale in Lexington than evef before and they are being sold cheap, considering their size and location. They are for sale by George Bell Timmerman or Alfred J. Fox. Mr. G.. Perry Caughman, of the firm of Caughman Brothers, dealers in stock, buggies, wagons, is spending a week at his old home, near Lexington. Perry is a clever young gentleman and fine business man. The Delmar R. F. D. route has made some changes recently, which makes it convenient for a number of citizens. The route has been extended about a mile in length and serves a dozen or more families than formerly. Mr. arid Mrs. Chas. A. Manship, of Columbia, spent a few days here last week with relatives. Jlrs. Manship S <"* vkl /^nnrtr\ 4-1 Yr L OTO QQ lO piuaoail VI \ c uvxv UU Miss Herbert Kaminer, and is greatly loved and admired by all. Mr. Jeremiah Smith,: of Conway, was here op business last Wednesday. He was accompanied by his stepdaughter, Mrs. J. W. Ogilvie, who returned Monday after spending a few days pleasantly with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Job A. Wessinger, of Chapin, are visiting at the home of the, latter'8 father, Capt. S. M. Roof. Mr. Wessinger is one of the most progressive business men in the county and an all round good citizen. Solicitor Timmerman is resting up this week and getting ready for the Richland court which opens in Columbia Monday. He will have three weeks of criminal court there, and the next week after, he goes to Camden for two weeks. Five weeks at a time 9eems to be to6 much of a good thing. Mrs. I. V. Wessinger and children, Messrs. Chalmers E., Hoy and Horry, and Miss Eunice, returned on Monday afternoon from the Jamestown exposition where they spent a week very pleasantly viewing the various sights of the "Big Show." Mr. John-C. Seay and a number of ot.Viora frrkm t.ho "Hollow nrppfc spot,ion. were in town yesterday baying supplies. They find that there is no better place to secure bargains in all lines of merchandise than old Lexington. Mrs. Arthur P. Harman, who has been in the Hills Infirmary, Montgomery, Ala., undergoing treatment for the past several weeks, is so much imSroved that she will soon return to >ecater, Ala., where the professor is superintendent of the city schools. It is a fine thing for the town of Lexington that Hon. Geo. Bell Timmerman has placed about 20 building lots on the market. They are close to both the proposed trolley car lines and the people who buy them will in all probability double or tribble their money in a short time. ML 5 GREATER ,rd of before in order to ] tlf the original price.' A s, Domestics, Notions, Carpets, Rugs, Mattin nust have your inspect! they last and you v I & COI m ^b ^B ? This is no hold-up. Everytime you spend a dpllar with us we guarantee you a dollars' worth of value in exchange. That's fair. Now while you are considering, make up your mind' to come and see our $3.50 and $4.00 Men's Shoes the next time you come to Columbia. Come and see them, even if you are not ready to buy. EHRLICH'S, 1613 Main St., / nni iiunii q a 1627 Main St., ( UuLUIiiDIA| vi U? : fl^E ^E== ^^~T ^p BE Ejp j^p BANKING LAWS Make every Stockholder of this Bank liable to Depositors for twice the amount of stock owned. Our Capital is . . $200,000 00 Our Surplus 110,000 CO Making a total security of... 510,000 00 Add to this the management of affairs by our efficient Officers and Board of Directors, and you can feel secure in placing your , account with this Bank, established in 18G8. New Accounts Solicited. Carolina National Bank, COLUMBIA, S. C. W. A. CLARK, President. T. H. MEIGHAN, Cashier. For Sale, 90 or 100 acres of good fanning land, adapted to small grain, corn, cotton, truck, etc., near my place, 3 miles from New Brookland. Apply for terms, etc., to M. W. Shull, 41tf New Brookland, S. C. m EXPERIENCE. Years of Experience are at Your COMMAND. < Successful experience lias i been ours and we want everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat ter with their eyes at all, to noli ond liQiro no rrivf. tlipm ^ou ~ ? r>-'~ proper tests. THEBE ABE NO CHABGESFOB EXAMINATIONS. CHARLES P.SENTZ, ' OPTICIAN, 1 JEWELEB, 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. \ ? MNMHMnMHBBBHMMBMHNHM f . J JST P DEPARTMENT ST' iave room for the new Fall and "W lot of seasonable and choice goods Millinery, Underwear, Clothing, .g and thousands of articles to nun on to be appreciated. Come whiL rill be pleased. Iff PAN Y, Goli II CARLOThis is the season to drive out anc pleasure is greater when you go in a "] doctor! He uses a Babcock because it any other make. Full Line of ail Styles of i We carry at all times a good asso] that will t give you good service. Buyir ties we are in position to sell you as ch LOWEST PRICES. TERMS RIGHT. EVERY PTJI n^AOTAKii Pftrftrir ui tsgui jruuiiut B 1117 Hampton Aveni i k 1 ? 1 Lexington Sa ? LEXINGTON, i Oldest Bank in Lexington Cout Ca DOES A - GENERAL Accounts Invited on Favor Rate of 5 Per Cent Allowed in t \ * . i / w? *?? " v??* 5?i I ,m* J, --Li.' ^--Z^ggfcgl'^^^MCli."* ^? m INSURANCE, F. W. Wl lipe. COTTON accident, see We 1 E. G. Dreher, 1c??.t,ton to LEXINGTON, S. C. llClt COIl? We ( Strongest and Best Companies , , ,. ? nanalmg FOR SALE?A new Champion New 4<"| tiome sewing iviacmne at a uar^am, i )^v/vvi) !or cash, or on easy terms. Apply at . ? * rhe Dispatch office. 1/JllS dOVE. ORE inter Goods coming in. Many 3 embracing every thing Shoes, Hats and i Arnn? to dbW A VfcK/ # a imbia, S. C. A.D OF BM^KT 8B JSC RH m 59 i mm ^ I enjoy the fresh country air. The fl BABCOCK" BUGGY. Ask your I rides easier and lasts longer . than 9 Hh Jurries and Runabouts. rtment of medium and cheap buggies M m lg so often and in such large quanti- 9 eap as you can buy at the factory. 9 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN 9 ICHASE. B le, Columbia, S. C. | ? ' , / ? .. I 1906. I /yings Bank. I pital and Surplus $20,000. I BANKING BUSINESS. '<' ' able Terms. Interest at the M ;he Savings Department. S ' ttt -n t? aati n : J M ! 7 W. P. ROOF, |||te>^ LEXINGTON, S. C., ' Agent for all kinds of Farming ' Implements. SP1 WRITE FOR PRICES. (GENES & COMPANY, DEPARTMENT, Charleston, S. C. lave arranged to handle best advantage, and soignments. jive special attention to Staple Cotton, viz: "Allen ? Blorodora" and others of e.