Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MBDCBflBMMSSKflBBKIBlB3M1^KS5QS931^33BQHB9i^Z5IjK32r?S3 ?s _____ " ~ "* Mimnaugh's G the big departmei] ly waited for Mini Goods in the city. Prices on all \ matchable values. - I ys mm HHTOXL AS? SOISSOBS. Wtysift Notes Qsthsred Here and Tim by a Oispatdi Man. Boy your garden seed at Herman's Bazaar. Hew stock just received. . Miss Essie Eflrd spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Jiere. Hon. Jeremiah Smith, of Conway, was here yesterday on court business., H. W. Taylor, of Lexington Route 3, came in to see us Friday and paid for The Dispatch. Col. Edwin Folk Strother, of Bates' burg, was here Monday on legal business. : If you wish to enjoy a good smoke try some of the fine cigars at the Bazaar. Ho better made. Mr. Davie D. Smith was in town. '* , Monday nod dropped in to see us and left his dues. .1 Mr. John M. Sharpe, of Gilbert, i Route 1, called in Monday and did not . forget the printers. Mr. E. L. Dreher, from Columbia, was a visitor to Lexington Saturday * and called in to see us. " Mr.,John F. Chaney, from Mace-,:; don, one of our good old subscribers, came In to see us Saturday. a mmnt. TVMfAl rponlation reanires fo8 to discontinue aff papers to* subr seribers more than a year over doe. We are still giving bargains in fancy china, crockery, clocks, silverware,. etc. Harm an'a Bazaar. Mr.Wm. M. Schwartz, of Columbia^ ' spent Sunday with his father w*ho is Bull quite ill. Mr. Ohas. H. Drafts spent Sunday night with his parents, Hon. and Mrs. Dispensary Auditor W. B. West is En town checking up the books of the Hspensary. Ooh J. C. Fort, of Pelion, is spending a few days here on business con* aected with court Some of toe very best cough remelEes, liver medicines, pills and a general line of standard patent medijines will be "found at the Bazaar. Mr. E. H. Addy, one of the cleverist and best cititone of topper Hollow creek, was in town Tuesday and made us a pleasant call. iv' "" Mr. Satterfleld S. Gantt, near Steed-1 man, in attendance at court, called in to see us yesterday and added his * ?"? fn ?m? onhaerinttmi list. Mr. B. J. Derrick, of Hilton, a juror at court, and a good man, handed us his dollar for the paper another year. Mr. G. H. Eirkland, of Station A. Columbia, did not wait to see us but sent bis dollar by mail tor the paper . another year. Mr. Adam R. Metz, of near Irmo, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. M. Harman, in town. If,'- I still have in stock a line of beautiful art squares and rugs, which I am offering cheap. Scott Hendrix. ^Solicitor Timmerman spent' Sunday ||p and Monday in Anderson, with Mrs. Timmerman and little Miss Timmer^.V man. Mr. D. Peyton Hartley, of Batesbnrg, spent Sunday in Lexington. He came over in his handsome automo|tr 'Remember the Dispatch office is prepared to execute all kinds of job printing on short notice at the right 'r'C prices. Misses Essie and Lucile Efird attended a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hudgins at their handsome Sfe: :; home in Columbia, Friday evening. Ill Buy your fine feed, hay, corn, oats, etc., at wholesale prices from T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia, S. C. A J w postal will bring you prices. p Mr. J. H. Warner, a popular and clever young gentleman from Irene, a was a juror last week. He did not forget that his subscription was due t:,; and on Saturday afternoon called in K .. to see us. Pictures to decorate your hall, parlor, or dinning room. See them at P Scott Hendrix'8 Furniture Store. They # are pretty and cheap. Mr. John J. Harman, one of the substantial and well-to-do citizens of upper Hollow creek, was a petit juror last week. On Saturday afternoon immediately after drawing his pay, be called at our office and renewed his - subscription. FOR RENT?My farm containing !40 acres open lana, roar miles souui of Lexinstfon and same distance from Irene. Fine land and easy cultivated. G. W. PRICE, Iwpd Lexington, S. C. We were indeed glad to see our old friend, Mr. J. W. Ogilvie, in town yesterday. For many years he was connected with The Dispatch and it made us feel like old times to see his genial happy face. He is now connected with the Horry Herald, at Conway, S. C. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ogilvie. AFTER 33 YEARS experience millions of users of L. & M. PAINTS claim:?First, it wears 10 to 15 years ?Second, it only costs $1.20 a gallon ?Third, its the best they have ever used?Fourth, sixteen thousand agents .? certify to these facts. E. P. Derrick, Lexington, S. C. K ' IkM/ . & ' Bf rrand Opening of ^ Lt store. This ann naugh to fulfill his Its the advance i winter goods have Men's fine cloth MIMNAU i Before baying wagons, harness, farming implements, etc., always consult Caugnman & Harman. Their prices are right. Among the witnesses at court last w,eek was G. WA M!. Williams, recently of Florida, but one time Solicitor of this Circuit. He tried the case of the State ys. Hampton Stack for killing Hammett during the building of the South Bound'Taifirdad, in; which a long and interesting fight was made. If you have rheumatism send us your name and address and ITS FREE, we will mail you absolutely * ^?t-i J a free a trial pac&age or tne ueieorateu Magic Rheumatism Cure. Magic Remedy Co., Box 6, 4wl6 Allegan, Mich. Oswald-Drelior. Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock a very beautiful marriage occurred at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. * Wade F. Oswald, at Barr, when Miss Pearle Oswald and Mr. Edwin G. Dreher were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. .. Only the immediate family and a few intimate friends were present. The wedding march from Tannhauser was skillfully rendered by Mrs. Karl F. Oswald add promptly at the appointed hour the wedding party entered the parlor in the following order: Rev. W. H. Hiller preceeded Mr; Dreher and his best man, Mr. Sam P. Roof; then came the lovely bride on the arm of her brother, Mr. Karl F. Oswald. She was joined at the altar by the groom where they were pronounced man and wife according to the impressive ring service of the Lutheran church. Miss Oswald was handsomely gowned in white satin, beautifully tucked and embroidered, and made in modified empire fashion. The veil, caught up with sweet peas, fell in graceful folds to the end of her train. She carried a white prayer book, with a book mark of satin ribbon and sweet peas. * Immediately after the ceremony an elegant luncheon was served by Mesdames J. D. Habenicht, of Columbia, end Karl F. Oswald and Mises Ruth " ? "?i?? mi uswaia ana jxuuy umujuu. mc presents were numerous and handsome. Mr. and Mrs. Dreher left on the evening train for Jacksonville, St. Augustine apd other interesting points la Florida. Mrs. Dreher wore a tailormade traveling suit of -chiffon broadcloth. ~ Those present at the ceremony were: Mrs. E. J. Dreher, mother of the groom, Miss Ethel Dreher, Mrs. A. il Hartley, Master George Hartley, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Drafts, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Oswald, Mrs. H. L. and Master Harry Lee Oswald, Mrs. G. T. Graham, Miss Mary Graham, Master Ben Graham, Mrs. Smith and Messrs. Heber Barre, Sam Roof, Sam Leaphart and Dr. P. H. Shealy. Mrs. Dreher, as Miss Pearle Oswald, was one of the most popular young ladies in this vicinity. Mr. Dreher is a prominent young business man o'f Lexington. They carry with them the best wishes of their hosts of friends. With The Sick. Mr. E. L. Wingard, the popular mail carrier on Route 1, who has been confined to his bed for the past several weeks, is slowly improving. Mrs. Manly P. George, who has been desperately ill for many months, is very much better, and will soon be out. This will be glad tidings to her many friends. Mrs. M. R. Nichols, of Providence section, is improving from her recent severe illness. Mr. A. Mid Long, an account of whose illness appeared in these colums a few weeks ago, is now convalescent. He resides a few miles above Lexington. The young son of Mr. Onnie Steel on Route 4, is very siqk. Little "Lever," the eighteen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Quincy E. Caughman, is quite sick. Br. Derrick is attending the little fellow and it is hoped that he will soon be well. Mrs. John Griffith, of near Edmund, has been alarmingly ill for the past several days. Serious Difficulty at Ireue. On Saturday night at Irene a serious difficulty arose between Foster Mitchell, Berley Smith and Turner Burgess. As a result Mitchell cut Burgess across the back, making a gash of about six inches. The exact cause of the trouble is unknown, but it is said that linnnr was the nanse of it all. Dr. Derrick was sent for and, while Burgess lost a considerable amount of blood, he does not think the wound will prove fatal. Bar. Geo. S. Be&rden. The following from the North Carolina correspondent of the Lutheran Church Visitor, will be read with interest by the many Lexington friends of this-popular gentleman: "Rev. George S. Bearden, who has efficiently served the Augsburg church at Winston, goes to St. Matthew's church, Wilmington, the first Sunday in February." Women's Spring;St ouncement was rei ; promise made sor styles that women been cut to almost ing is selling cheap ICH iu ' w w SOLID LEATHER loirs' SHOES For Big Boys - - - - #1.50 Smaller Boys - $1.00, #1.25 These Shoes are made of good leather through and through. " ? .. JL1ZJ7 Ytuups tuc ixut uut uu just where the tip is sewed on, but goes on out and is sewed same as the tip.- They won't rip and tear the first few times a boy goes rabbit hunting. They are made for that kind of wear. Then they have got every style; you can brush them up and wear Sundays. We are prepared for the girls also. Come see them. t.0* * EHRLICH'S, O . j 1643 Main St., / fftAI ||||D|1 C A 1627 Main St., j uULUMDlAj vi III ' WITH THIS H ' *1. * Established 1868, will guard you against unnecessary extravagance, establish your credit and assist you in doing business in a business way?besides guarding your cash against loss by fire or theft. We have over 2,500 Depositors at this date?can we add yonr name. Carolina National Bank, COLUMBIA, s. c. W. A. CLARK, President. T. H. MEIGHAN, Cashier. Engine and Boiler Fixtures. I have just opened up a new and full line of engine and boiler fixtures, consisting of valves, gauges, couplings, etc. Piping cut and threaded to order. Engine and boiler repairing also done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a trial. J. J. RIKARD, , 45tf ' Lexington, S. C. v I THE PUCE I FOR JEWELRY IS AT SENTZ'S * i We cordially invite our Lei-, ington friends to visit the House of Sentz while in Columbia. Of course, we don't expect you to buy something every time you come?we just want you to see the nice new things we have in the Jewelry line. And we just want to add that we have the very best of everything carried by a first class Jewelry house. And, then, our prices are extremely low. Drop in and see us on your next viBit. CHARLES F. SENTZ, , I JEWELER, I j I 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C. I lits was held Monday mor ceived with joy by hundre ne time ago: that he would appreciate, and Mimnaug ; half and the whole store i TTT i _ . _ A A n J i. w inner sums an irosn m COMPANY, k J % I WANTED> thirty-five he* S Horses and Mi > change for Mu . IGREG0RY-C01 | 1113-1115 Ha s Coliinr / . *. r / if s ' uv ' . v- " - i : * H I 1892. I Lexington Si I LEXINGTON, 1 Capital, Surplus and Und I 5 per cent, interest paid w being compnted semi-annually % received. Commercial accounts also I Ample facilities for hand Vk account will be appreciated. m Safety deposits boxes for ] I CITIZENS 01 Are You G< FURNI We have every article in this lir Installment, are the very lowest. W giving them just what they want at ] erate what we carry in stock, but we see us, you will find any kind of Fur] Bed Room, Dining Room or Kitchen you read this advertisement and be si J0M7SEB] 1208 Main Strei r b a | . lUiiS. . I ning on the second floor of I ds of women who anxious- I I show the first new Spring I h comes up to this desire. I is bubbling over with un- I pped prices. v Columbia. | -Customers for ? id good young > ires, or will ex- > les. > HDER MULE 00. mpton Avenue, < bia, S. C. | I % * . .. . > / \ ' 1 I V t I ' " 7 % I -t V . V 1908. 1 ayings Bank, | ivided Profits $27,000.00. I on savings deposits, interest j. Deposits of $1.00 and over I given special attention. B ling your business, and your ' I rent, $1.00 per year. I ROOF, President and Cashier. B * ; LEXINGTON, I Ding to Buy ITURE! le, and our prices, either for Cash or e take pride in serving our customers, prices that suit. It is useless to enum-/ assure you, if you will only drop in to iture you may need for your Parlor . Think of us while at home when are to call when in Columbia. [ FUTURE CO. & it, Columbia, S. C.