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CAMPBELL'S RH formerly Gervais Street, now tw 1 CQ1 I AVW1 Wftlll WUVVV) ? - Mr. Campbell has just purchased the sto jdenjshed his stores with new and seasonable -at aHfonishing prices, and will save money f- ^^HCJtey^for ail goods not satisfactory. Call a ^ffe Lexington Dispatch. | ^yednoday. January 1, >908.- c< TSftW ^ KdQci?BmOmht etal ^^gBpMS^NotJce?D?nl?l Taylor and G. Dreher Jfc Co. A 'h- OMidy?CoL Candy Manufactory. |5 / StOP0> fr Xffiagtca Turpentine Market. ^ v ^feber barrel... ?. $$.00 ami $6.00 ?t fttarfU per araHon 38c 30 medium sized rfc. ^Apply to tin, E. 3*. D. 1. q. tWeeJfjfgitl >?nK next, we CI i Cormty And- w3 ? being : Lino, m ribers yijl pay Ci >, for we need jt; wn obligations: to bed elsewhere wi pou make ardour paper. ng commnni v 4*6k>J}8 *d overnntu next wees op ~ rt?y^?ntotobearwithtor tilt pi ;|r p( . SntftlkotiM. 1 ? -- > ~V i\ v.- ^ .y ". '' 5 The people have been noshing to f ' the treasurer's office with their taxes I -dgrtogthe past few days. I ; Mr. Julius Adams, pon of Mr. Geo. I- M. Adams, of Baxter', this county, is jtfith Campbell's racket store in Co. \ ,?/lmibiav where he is always glad to 5( serve his Lexington county friends v ) With goods at the lowest prices. H^'Pkiecs Greatly Seduced. We have a number of useful ana fti ornamental articles, suitable for New Year, wetfdii ig or birthday presents, I . which we are offering at greatly rei, dpced prices. Come quick, for we are going to sell them. THE BAZAAR. , * ?, Pasty.". " Among tMe social events of the week there were none more highly enjoyed than was the tJHen Party" given by fL Miss Mary Graham on Monday after- 113 noon. Different games were indulged in after which delightful egg nog and s[ * other * delicious refreshments were , ?errod.' to t . . tt sSS5 - Xiloae's ICusie Sous. cc A home is not complete without w music. Mai one's Music House, .Go- y lumbia. S. C., is the place to buy your ? musical instruments?pianos, organs r . or anything in the musical line, and tl - their terms are so easy. This firm is fp offering pianos and organs at greatly reduced prices. Start the new year V? right by baying your musical instru- H * meats of butane's MusicHouse. Gi ft i . , , Jc lb; W. B. Sildatnud St&d. . H > Swansea, S. C-, Dec. 27.?Mr. W. ? B?Hfidebrand, who recently moved from this place to Hix (formerly Nor- Jg way)died suddenly this morning at ij . tke Utter place. . g ivf Mr. Hildebrand bad a host of friends M in Swansea and surrounding country. u ' the remains will be buried at the old JJ bpmestead tomorrow. M mamhav nf fha M JCM9 WAO w.hibwvwihi <uv*uw* ? Igasona and Knighte of Pythias.?The g " ' * V A1 x Com Blood, 8km Diseases, Cancer, d< Greatest Blood Purifier Free. m If your blood is impure, thin, diseased, 2 hot or foil of hmnms, if yon hare blood M poison, canoer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema," itching, risings and bttmps, scabby, pimply sun, bone pains, : ? Cfctfcrrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skin disease, take Botanic Hood Balm si (B. B. B.) Soon all sores heal, aches ?bd pains stop and the blood is made fl pare and rich. Druggists or by express I $1 per large bottle. Sample . free by I writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. I B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, J deep-seated cases, as it cures after all ehie fails. Sold in Lexington, S. C., by t Derrick's Drug store and Kaufmann DW, Co, 11( < \ l \ \ ?! 1 * v j& - * i iCKET STORE, - *' I a fli X ro stores, yia main otreei Columbia, S. C. Il l i ck of goods of B. Berman and hasfre goods. The goods are now offeree to Lexington' people. We refnnc nd see. ns. Yon will be pleased. ' CorUy-Balleatiae. A beautiful manage occurred ai e home of Mr.; ana Mrs. George >rley on- Christmas evening, when eir accomplished daughter, Mist illentine. The house was beauti lhrdedbrated fortfae haDDV evenl td a\ delightful repast vu servec e many guests. The ceremony wai formed, iinprsssiysly, by Rev. J . Oromo- - -- - The bride is a young woman of ran site of character and has': man; lendsjn Le^rigtotf who wish foi sr much bappmeasin life. Mr. Bal afine comes fromthe Boylston sec>n of this county and has a host o: [ends* ' , ': ! i V ? fc ' wo Cars of Horses and Holes. Mr. W. H. Witt, of the Reeves itfc Supply Co., of Swansea, is nov the West buying two cars of horses id mules for his' company. Th? ock will arrive on or about January th, and "those wishing to buy will d< ell to see them before they I buy. le Reeves-Witt Co.. also carry a full le of buggies, wagons and harness, id their prices will please you. -i ' v:V'" v Itfistaas Tree at us* vaw?ai On Christmas ere there wasx 'a iristmas tree at the Baptist chnrch, aich was very largely attended and oeh enjoyed by both old and yonng. ipt. L. W. Redd, in his usual happj yle, was master of ceremonies and him the success of the occasior ?largely due^, . x I II I l I I ". Forewarned. "Tee,*9 said Hi Tragerdy, with a aUa, 41 remember my parents used say I'd never amount to anything f didn't give up my theatxfcal asratlons." "Well, that war fair warning,* rearked Crittick. "Why didn't you eft by it?"?Philadelphia Press. ^ if ; i' ; ' / Happy Family. D* Bllggin* and his wife quarrel mochas iter- usedfiofV ? :"-T; *No. Each has learaedto go on read* g a newspaper whllo ,tbe other la Iking without being In the least dlsrbed."?Washington Star.' i 1N; .ur ; . . a MEET ME ireaf lite Unheard of prices online" 3c., 75. and $1.00. Laces and Embroideries v> }&, 15c. and 25c. \ White Goods of every dec )ly low prices. , . } y /' ' ' . . .. . THE CONTEST GROWS. A ' . rho Will Get the $112.50 Each day now sees the contesl ?t bigger and Bigger. Barely ? onth remains now. j On Jan. <31, 1908, we will' giv< x prizes, amounting to $112.50 the six boys or girls having le'largefet number of votes. A >upon good for one- vote giver ith each cash purchase of 25c ate before Friday each week irst prize, $50; second prize,$25 lird prize, $15; fourth prize, $10 fth prize, $7.50; sitth prize, $5. rm. Lindsay, jr../.... 3,4# eniy Lawrence Eskew , 2,211 MTfctt Peak....-.;...... 2,031 riin ftfc&nlAv Waiting. 1.84< 188 Ella McCarley... .Y.Y..... 1 19W Imo Caldwell.:. 1,675 Glenn Springs, S. C. / iss Mary Fetner. 1,615 tie Withers Livingston........ 1,36< bos. N. Price? 1,095 iarence Lewis. 99! iss Jewell SandeH 875 New Brookland, S. C. iss Bessie Thackum 825 iss Bobbie Bissinar 741 iss Verna Summer ? 731 rank G. Gaskin . 721 mest Horton 60$ iss Marion E. Green 1685 ibert Ehrlich 67' smetire Johnson 59< iss Reginald V. Dicks 66( ios. Eugene Gray 445 iss Come Boineau 31< Iss Estell Kinkead 311 ORDEI We prepay mail, express or freig ilppedto any point wWiln a radius < DEPARTM 638 to 1646 Main Street, I m ill | BESTPLAC] PJ Dry; Got mg Groceric Glassw* I FAIR V<v' aooaooooocooooooco j? *./: i ????? _ . ? Educator's ia Columbia. The educators of Soujbh Carolinarare low gathered together in the beautinl capitol city to discuss education.' LH.BALL. P.C. PRICE. HOLIDAY GIFTS AT r (ALL'S JEWELRY STORE. 7 * We have a beautiful assortment ofL 3welry suitable lor holiday gifts. . j Watches, > Chains, Rings. If vrra want to arive something use 1 ful in the home^try a set cl Community Silver. Knives, Forks and Spoons. The best silver plated ware made. A. H.BALL *W)., 1637 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. I ' ' ' ' ^ i AT TAPP'S . jf $ . ? ? ' > . ? *- v! 1 * j Mr-' i . Undermuslins at. 10c., 15 c., 25c., i rorth double our prices at 5c., ription being sold at unmatch. t i i ; I Miss Christie Tnnander 270 I ri?.?9zq 1TJL1S3 UWCJUUUlJll vuuuci ?yu , William White 216 Miss Effie Cannon ? 212 t Georgetown, S. C. v l Miss Genevo Edgar 209 Leroy Price 203 Miss Nell Carter , 158 3 Miss Ollie Padgett. 132 Lykesland, S. C. \ Miss Marie Dent 122 > " Miss Katherme Boyles 118 L Joseph Civil 109 . Miss Artrel Irene Levy : 104 Miss Lylie Buzhardt i. 100 . Miss kmrtis Phillips 90 John Kaminer 81 * * Clyde Brown....: 79 ? Hattie Wallace 79 : Miss Eatherine Bay lis 76 Miss Willie B. Lorick , 74 Irmo, 8. C. 1 Joe McBates 71 ? :?v. to ? nuuicf >v Mi A Edvenia Steele 68 Thos. P. North 64 Joe Ftonk 61 Miss Susie Strother 46 Miss Sarah Martin 34 Miss Caroline Banks 29 Edgar Raines.. 29 R. P. D. Ridgeway, S. C. Miss NfeU PeterkSi 26 Leroy Otim 24 Miss Pearl Duncan 24 Miss Nellie Mellichamp 24 Simmons Heidtman 23 Gail Haynes 20 Leesville, S. C. Miss Evelyn Weyker 18 Miss Mary Helen Perry 14 Miss Mamie Graham 10 Miss Emma Morrison 10 Arthur Johnson ?-.... 7 Bliss Ethel McDaniel 4 Frank Spigner 3 Clarence Wilson 2 I BY MAIL. |ht on all purehases ol S5.00 or more ?f 600 milee of Columbia. L TtfP CO, EKT STORE, Columbia, S. C. Gr ^ I M M'^Mi' >^"M' w WMWM" ixington Dt :, ' 1 s S TO BUY )ds, Notions, 3S, Hardware ire, Crockery ; Farming Im Treatment : ' y ? , | i;:o'- ^ STATEMENT OF CONDITION a ; OF THE f i BANK OF CHAPIN, I Located at Chapin, S. 0., * s At the close of business Dec. 16, 1907. 1 RESOURCES. ] Loans and discounts $10,465 09 J Demand Loans 2.204 93 [ Overdrafts 520 40 j Banking house 1,687 97 I Furniture and fixtures 1,539 87 I .Due from banks and bankers. 8,455 33 1 Currency 685 00 V Gold 140 00 J Silver, nickels and pennies... 1 207 80. I Expense..' / 1,364 74 i Total, $22,221 13 J j liabilities. ; Capital stock paid in. $7,820 00- a ^undivided profits, less curreii c ; expenses mid taxes paid.. 880 84 f Due to banks and banker* 1,183 31 H individual deposits subject to > i check. . . ! 9,656 86 1 TJmecertificates.V.. 2,405 66 Cashier's checks. 274 46 \ \ ? | Total...... $22,221 13 State of South Carolina, ) | County of Lexington, ji1 ^Before me came J. F. Honeycutt, cashier of Bank of Chapin, who, being ,dji3y swortT' says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition df said bank, as shown by the books of *ffle in said bank. " J. F. Honeycutt. p ^Swartr to and subscribed before me, t$is 27th day of Dec. 1907. I J NotaryTublic for S. G. Correct attest: ' i P. M.r F?\ck, v |C. P.' Robinson, . ' J. S. wzssingeb, Directors. Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to hunt, leave gates open or let stock run at large on our lands, outside of the, big pasture. The law will positively be enforced against all parties violating this notice. Daniel J. Taylor, 4wllp Jacob Taylor. V ; Land For Sale. I will sell about 30 aeres of land lying on Fourteen Mile creek, adjoin- . ing lands of Jake Snelgroye and S. B. $ George, on the 1st Monday in February, 1908, for cash to the highest bidder before the court house door at Lexington, S. 0. P. H. GROSS. Dec. 28?5wl3pd. , roSSSSoroSdSa i HAPPY I gj C9 7 Wishing you al Iflg ' thanking each ? Q , - during the year 69 business for 19( 8a Horses, Mules, Wi 98 cover Ibe eai gg Hearses I 89 Mr T, T* Rrfth X'XX JLf? JLT< V>V. Q9 ; and we propose gg with us. |W- EQ c S3 E rororoorooQ i / ^ r>i i'iw- i?~i ?~>i ?~i <r~> ?r~^ r~^^~<^?~??~?^?? I?^-?ii? !? I?n~"- -"" J*-""-ii*-iJ*~i-~r*' -*-M-~-?ioartment SI T \ Shoes, Ha j, Harness, Bu{ rare, Tinware, anc plements. - EVERY - - ?' ; > - . OOOOOCODOCiOG?QOOCOC05?aSCCCOS.COSC< y . I ? ~l * '~ [ LEVER, "The S I I (IN COLUMI I > I" The place to buy 3 , day and Sunday go Shoes. Largest 1 Shoes in the Caroliii . are extremely low ? son. Come and ii stock.-, LEVER, "Hie S (In Columb \ v : : 1-r . FINE CA ' At wholesale and re^il. A1 and guaranteed pure and una< and plain. Prices low. Call, p - /1 orders. Ice Cream and Hot Columbia Candy I JOS. LINES, Propr < r??i, IHhO / mam direct] WWII iSaSdororoQQSt IEWMI I a.happy and prosperous New 1? ind every c|ne for the liberal p 1907, and' soliciting a share )8, for everything in our line agons, Buggies, Harness, rffa9 Coffins and Caskets, in connection, and Hardwai / ham will be associated with me t ; to make it to your interest RUTLA tatesburg, S. C. ! tore J jgies, A * k TIME I t? |I' acscoaaoooori 1 r -? MM? hoe Man,") 3 3IA.) I H ronij every- A -to-meeting I landlers of I tas.Prices > I . it this se%- B aspect our I " ; W ) M\ ' x'"^B tioe Man 11 ia.> I ? .. V \ NDIES /.' :' - . ' ''-: . 1 handmade goods, iulterated. Fancyhone or mail your * jr. ' ? Soda Water. \ i ; V i Manufactory, ieior. / i ... . y , *. jmbia, S. C. i ; r -J / ' ., -"si I I fl I I ' fSk^Si i inr? Jl I Hll |JaS ear and Cff atronage XZ t 9K Paints that ?S , Three g his year SS to deal Cf> Nh 1 'V * . . W*. jm-' >]