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20-FINE TOffNI | For Sale From $60 to 5 All lots close to both the p 1 I# tof Columbia. A fine invesl gj S your monej m' tuau a S for homes. For prices and | ALFRED J. FOX, or G. f Lexington, - i Wednesday, November 6,1907. ' c I..i 11 .i i ,r I., i ? ladtt to New Advwtiaeaieata, * Final Diaeharge?P. S. Shealy.. , Sate?jTEL^hnll. . i ?SS?SSSS5?SSSS^S2?SSSrnm!3S!!S^SS5SSSSffSSZmSS??ffSSS^Sm "J| /. Cettoa '.Ibflnt, " '< fe Lexiigton 10% c I Lexington Turpentine Market. , Dip per barrel $8, $7, $7.50. ( f Spints per gallon. 44 f A. ^ > Stoves and Songes. 1 I have just received a car load of Heating, and Cooking Stoves,- and- 1 Ranges, of the very best make at c right prices. See me before you buy. \ W. S. STEWART* c \ 1526 Main Street, Colombia. S. C. ^ rliOSt Wear Lexington, 1 A fine young hound dog, black g shading to yellow, with fresh scar on shoulder. Information leading to his recovery will be rewarded. Address, Yoder Cromer, Lexington, S. C. . j ? g Married, 1 I1 On Monday evening, October 28tb, 2907, atl o'clock p. m., by the Rev. s D. A. Philipps, at tl& Methodist par- t sonage, Mr. M. N. Sightler and Miss j ^ E. Beatrice Rncker, both of Swan- t sea, S. C. They stopped at Manning j on their way from the Jameston, Exposition and after the marriage^ they left on tie evening train for Columbia. For Sale. ] A good two-horse, farm, with all f oonveniences. Suited for general I fanning, or will rent to a good( man i - ' Fft* T\flvi.inn1fi.ra armlv tn } 4 r muu miruij . v? yw i?vwn?. w vff.j ?? ( or write E. A. Smith, t Route!,- Pelion, S. C. 4wlP- ' 1 v Delightfully Eatert&iaod. \ Miss Iceolme Harmau, while in Co- 1 lnmbia last week was the guest o! 1 Mrs. J. Tally Harth, and certainly } feels greatful for their kind hospital- * ity, and especially to Mr. Harth for his delightful automobile rides. He is the city electrician and a very efficient pfdcerl x 1 r -jPw&tat. t Two adjoining one-horse farms, * good for all farming purposes, with ^ good dwelling and well of water on either place. Both in half mile of > Lewiedale. Apply to R. L. Keisler. Marriages. ' By Rev. B. W. Cro^k at the home j of the bride's mother, Nov. 3, 1907, ^ i Mi? HnJmAfi Rhpalv jmd Miss Marv Helena George, all of this county. I B Married, in St. Mathews church, B' near Barrs, S. C., October 30fch, 1907, W Mr. Perry D. Steele and Miss Nova McCartha, Rev. A. R. Taylor offi- j -ciating. * til 4 Eagino and Boiler Fistnres. I have just opened up a new and j full line of engine and boiler fixtures, ; ? . consisting of valves, gauges, coup ~ Bags, etc. Piping cut ana threaded i to order. Engine and boiler repair- < ing a!-"? done. Satisfaction guaran- . ' teed. Jive zne a trial. J. J. RIKARD, ' 45tf Lexington, S. C. . Step Boties. To the public generally: 'After J Noveruoor the 1st, I will be ready to j serve the public and do their blacksmith and. wheelwright work prompt" ly and with satisfaction. Thanking ^ W/V11 naaf. famra and anlimtinc vonr I . I*. r"v? o ? j V work further, at right prices, I am ( w yours, L. I^bong, at Depot. , ForSate. ' A good seeond-hand 2-horse wagon, and a l-horse wagon. Apply to G? H. Roof, Barr, S. C. j Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer. _ Greatest Blood Purifier Free. ' ^ If your blood is impure, thin, diseased, c (hot or full of humors, if yon have blood ( poison, cancer, carbuncles, sating sores, i scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and { bumps, scabby, {amply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm ^ - 4 (B. B. B.) Soon all sores heal, aches ] and pains stop and the blood is made ] I pure ana ncn. uruggists or oy express I $1 per large bottle. Sample free by 1 I writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. I B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, ( i fcfc^deep-seated cases, as it cures after all . m* else fails. Sold in Lexington, S. C., by Derrick's Drag store and Kaufmann Drug Co. ' ' " ' ' ' ' MS MHP-201 $225~Cood Terms. I proposed Trolly Car lines 8 i fcment, liable to Double 2 ' year. Ide&l locations J plat of lots, see . . . 8 BELL TIMMERMAN, | South Carolina. * " Death Of lbs. It. L. Ziaard. Many friends were saddened yesterUy by the announcement of the death if Mrs. M. L. Einard. Although in wretched health for several years, lin. Kinatjd was not supposed to be J n a dangerous condition until a few | tours before her death, She was out 1 Iriving for a little recreation just two ' lays before** but the malady from which she suffered, showed aggravated I lymptoms Thursday night. She be- ' same unconsions and lingered until resterday morning at 10:30, when she massed away peacefully. Mrs. Kinard was a woman of re- 5 oarkable intellectuality. She was inleed the center of her home and demoted herself entirely to her family. ^ >he was a brilliant and charming conrersationalist, but with such endow- ^ nents she was also a woman of large onl?a good mother, a kind neighbor ^ mdan unselfish friend.?State, Nov. 3. f Meet He at Tapp's If you wish to join those who ane joing their to secure some of the inmerous bargains offered by this ip-to-aate nrm. Mere you una an j inormous stock of desirable goods to a nit the most fastedious- and closest >uyers. Meet there and you will find ust what,you want. Polite and at- ? ehtive clerks to serve you. / To t?e Tas Payers. Treasurer F. W. Shealy requests all ax payers to meet him promptly in >erson at hia appointed places of colection out in the county.' He will be jressed for time and wishes to accom- * nod ate everyone and treat them cour- ^ eously. If you avail yourselves of his opportunity for which these apjointments are made, and not delay * row payment of taxes, you will find * t much better than to use the mails,, vhieh some times fail to give satislaction and cause trouble, so go out ? n person and give this matter your ndividual attention. SoaethingGood to Eat. When ypu want groceries qr someihing good to eat, always go to H. M. RTingard's grocery. He takes pleasure in serving his customers with jood goods at lowest prices. See him vhen you wish anything in his line. A Dog Cass. . An illustration in a ca9e to recover or a dog killed was very noticeable n the court room yesterday. The i udge ruled that where the owner ( :ailed to return the dog as property < t was not just for him to recover inder the law. bo it will be seen it ] s actually necessary that every one >wning a dog he should be returned, ^ >r np value could be claimed for property in a suit. ^ V * ^ 1 Ladies. J Id your purchases of dry goods, aotions and millinery we would advise jrou to call and see the select line of \ joods carried by Wm. Piatt & Son, 1 Columbia. You will find everything it right prices. ( ^ ( Mr. Win. J. Johasoa Dead. ] Swansea, Oct. 31.?Mr. William M. fobnson; the oldest man in this secion, died yesterday morning after a 1 inhering illness. He leaves, besides i widow, two sons and three daughters. ? Mr. Johnson served through the i 3ivil war and was elected lieutenant n the Fifth South Carolina cavalary, < Dapt. Tyler's company. He was a ? jood citizen and the community will 'eel his loss.?State. j A Fiae Address. j Miss Boena Shaner, national leerarer and organizer of the Woman's ( Christian Temperance Union, deliver- \ id a fine address at the Methodist 1 jhurch in Chapin on the evening of Jet. 23rd. Miss Shaner has a charmng personality and a most pleasant iddress. 'The numbers rendered by the choir * ire re good. The solo "Doran In the licensed Saloon," sung by Miss ' 31anch Kyzer being especially effectve. The audience was delighted with diss Shaner and her presentation of ;emperance. Mrs. Chas. P. Robinson, Pres. Chapin W. C. T. U. The I f I | B B1U bl L| !> BEST PLACE Kj I Dry Goo ;!; Grocerie iii Giasswa H B I FAIR B N ' < $iaaery ITotice. 1 Look out! Look out! Redknowl >oys! We will jump into your see- * ion on and after the 12th of Novem- 1 >er, 1907, to gin your cotton. Have ^ 'our wagons loaded. Don't forget to >ring the money, it makes your cotton dn better. 10 days only, wl Lee Snelgrove & Bro. . ( Mules and Horses. ; We have just received a car of fine \ Kentucky mules and horses. Call ( md you will learn the rest. Quattlebaum & Lanford. ? Prosperity, S .C. 1 When You Go DO NOT F0RGE!1 jr. c. gi iVho keeps a good line of General Mercl Notions, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Read} Crockery1, Groceries, Bnj U1 these goods are sold at prices consistent >eople to do is to inspect the goods and be ight. * * me: n Beautiful New Dress Goods 52 inch Gold or Brown Panao All ivnnl crnnrl wpiorVit flnr! I xx.x* " color, just what you want now. Special, yard 98c. 52 inch all wool Broadcloth, in ] Brown, Navy, Garnet, Red, Green i , n fact all colors and black. Fine | 1 inished, special, yard 98c. I < 44 inch new Popplinettes, the j prettiest fabric for a nice, dressy | suit, in all the new colors, worth 1 J1.25, special yard 98c. 40 inch Golden Brown Panama ? ^ood quality, would be cheap at 30 c., special yard..: 39c. ( 40 inch Fancy ^Suitings for children's dresses, in nearly all colors. Checks, stripes and fancy s weaves, value from 50c. to 75c., special, yard 39c. j 52 inch Black and Navy Pana- < na, finest quality,, special yd, 89c < 42 inch Priestly's shrunk and sponged Black Panama, all wool, ( vill not spot, special, yard....98c. ; 52 inch Black Wool Panama, { rood black. Good value at $1.00 special, yard 65c. Big lot of remnant of wool Dress Goods, "a little of ever}-- 1 ;hing." You may find in this iollection a dress for yourself, ^ jnough for a child's coat or dress, ill at about half the regular sellng price. i ORDER We prepay mail, express or freight shipped to any point within a radius of < THE JAMES 1 DEPARTMEI 1638 to 1646 Main Street, > I TO BUY ds, Notions, s, Hardware ' * ,re, Crockery** Farming Im] TREATMENT Organs and Sewing Machines. We have just received a lot of Buriett organs at all prices, and the celebrated White Sewing Machines. The best on the market. Gantt & Rast, 1 Swansea, S. C. Public Sale. j I will sell at public auption, on Tues- j lay, the 19tli day of November, 1907, at 10 o'clock, at nay place, 8 miles north af Gilbert: 1 good heavy mule, 8 years Did; 1 heifer, will give milk soon; 1 vagon good as new; bugpy; corn; fodler; peas; farming implements, etc. J. H. SH'JLL. > f V -?l *-r- "X Pay your dues to the Dispatch. to Batesburg P TO CALL ON g iOV?2}R9 landise. Consisting of Dry Goods, ^ t Made Clothing, Hardware/ _ A TT I gglt/d OUU I Iftl UTOJt | b with fair dealing. All we want the 1 convinced that they mil be treated I Oct. 23-3m / ! AT f LINEN I SPECIALS 12x22 all Linen Tray Cloths, beautiful patterns in ^Damask with drawn work and fringe. Would be a bargain at 25c. On sale at 15c. each or two for 25c. ^ 40 inch pure Linen Handker- j:c diief Cambric, fine smooth weave ^ for waists or fancy work, special ^ J to? "C )raru -?ou. jf 36 inch all Linen Handker- i] fiiief Cambric, special yard...48c. 36 inch Sheer Pure Linen -rj Lawn, fine quality, value 75c., special, yard 49c. 36 inch Beautiful Sheer and 0 Dainty all Linen Lawn. This is g m exceptional good value, worth J1.50, special, yard $1.00. 90 inch all Linen Sheeting,full *rass bleached, round thread,even C weave, worth now $1.50 yard, Q special, yard 89c. 36 inch Pure Linen Cambric ^ for fancy work. This is a gen- ^ jine bargain, vard t .49c. i new suits and cloaks ]f| Just received. u t MAIL. H on all purchases of $5.00 or more 800 miles of Columbia. .. TAPP CO.,11 IT STORE, 1 Columbia, S. C. I fl nsirtmpnt SJtnro I pjui liiiuiifi uiui y i Shoes, Hats, , Harness, Buggies, 6,000 beautiful' pieces of Cut Glass iven away in the next ninety days to our ustomers ABSOLUTELY FREE 7ith every Cash Purchase. .EVER, "The Shoe Man," IN COLUMBIA. URHITDRE OF QUAUTY AT THE NEW STORE OF . * Columbia, S. C. We have here now a collection of Medium nd High G-rade Furniture and House Furnshings not to be surpassed in the entire lOuth. Beautiful Suits for Bed Room, 'arlor, Hall, Library, Den and Dining Room, 1 Circassian Walnut, Dull and Polished Ma- . ?' - -?-? *- t -t?i t -rr? t j ogany, .bird's nye iviapie, nany j^ngnsa, leathered and G-olden Oak. Odd pieces in House Desks,Tables, Rockrs, Cellaretts, Smokers' Tables, Magazine tands, Clocks, Pedestals, Tabouretts, Pictres, Plate Racks, Rugs, Etc. Exclusive agents for the Famous Red iross Sanitary Felt Mattress, and "Whitney ro Carts. All G-oods marked in Plain Figures and >ne Low Price to everybody. No misrepresentations in this Store. Ivery article guaranteed as represented. oil can buy cheap Furniture anywhere. fe cater only to trade who want High Class FURNITURE. GIBSON-MILLER CO. 1409 MAIN ST,. COLUMBIA, S. C.