Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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When This week we offer some rare when in Columbia. When we sai we say at cost, we mean cost. Be All of our flowered, figured ai at, 4c a yard. All of our 15c and 20d Bordej In our Clothing Department t <r I PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by .a Dispatch Man. Miss May Boozer is on a visit to friends in Newberry. Mr. Karl F. Oswald spent yesteru?y in Colombia on matters of business. , Mrs. F. B. Harman, of Columbia, is visiting Mrs. T. L. Harman, in town. Hon. F. E. Dreher is spending sometime at Glenn Springs. Say, reader, if you are in arrears for your paper let us have your dollar. FOB SALE?One milch cow. Ap- j ply to J. J. Fox, Lexington, S. C. Miss Ella Arehart, of Brookland, is visiting Mrs. Sim J. Miller in town. Mr. C. J. Martin of Swansea, has our thanks for his subscription through the mails. Mrs. Jacob Roberts and little daughter, of Columbia, have been visiting relatives in and around town. Mrs. T. S. Harman and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Harman spent Tuesday at the home of Editor G. M. Harman. Mr. S. D. McCartha a faithful employee of the Lexington M'f'g. Co., paid us a pleasant call Saturday. Mr. Jacob N. Harman, Route 2, made us a pleasant and profitable visit last Saturday. Mrs. Fannie Shull, Thursday kindly sent us the amount of subscription for another year to the Dispatch. Hon. C. M. Efird, Col. M. D. Harman and Mr. W. P. Roof attended the funeral of Dr. W. H. Timmexman. j Mr. S. E. Carter is a candidate for magistrate of the 5th district. Read his announcement elsewhere. Mr. J. D. Jacobs of Peak, kindly sent ns his subscription by a neignoor on Monday. , Messrs. Sam P. Roof and Julian P. Meetze spent Sunday at St. Matthews. Mr. J. Sol Hendrix, prompt in all dealings and a good old citizen, remembered as with his dollar while in town Monday. Mrs. P. T. Brodie and Miss Helen Bradford have arrived from Clemscn college, and will spend some time here. Mr. George M. Lewis, of Leesville, Route 3, was in town yesterday and added his name to our subscription list. v. The candidates are all patting in clever work in their behalf. They are all good fellows and it's a pitty we can't vote for all of them. Miss Harman, daughter of Hon. Fred Harman, of Richland county, is an a visit to her aunt, Mrs. M. R. Nichols. A New Acme, drop head, ball bearing sewing machine, guaranteed for 10 years service, |16.50 cash, or sold on easy tesms. Apply at this office. For-furniture of anykind, always tee the stock and secure the prioes at Scott Hendrix' Furniture Store before buying elsewhere. A slight bllioUs attack prevented of Court Samuel B. George, from attending the barbecue at Mr. , ' John Sox' on Saturday. < Only 18.50 to Atlanta, Ga., and return. This is all it will cost you if yon go on the excursion next Tuesday. Three days in Atlanta* Mrs. D. R. Kaltiwtfnger is quite ill with fever. Master Rufus Daley is convalescent. At H. M. Wineard's grocery store yon will always find the best things to eat and at prices and terms to suit all. . Mrs. M. R. Nichols who is always prompt in business dealings, was in town yesterday and did not fail to call j and settle for her paper. We want to remind you that you can find saddles, bridles and harness of all kinds, from the cheapest to the highest, to fill your wants at Caughman & Harman's Stables. Miss Clara Rawl has returned to her duties at the store of W. P. Roof, * after spending her vacation with relatives at Leesville and other points. Mr. John W. Smith, of Leesville, is a candidate for county commissioner, as will seen by reference to the announcement column. Mr. Harry Caughman, of Georgia, visited his mother, Mrs. J. O. B. Caughman, who is quite ill at her home in Columbia, last week. Mr. Eli Corley, one of the best cuist in the county, will prepare th'e meats for the Sox cue at Edmund on next Saturday, which is sufficient guarantee of a fine dinner. Miss Anna Martha Meetze has returned from St. Matthews, where she was a delightful guest at Miss Sadie Raysor's house party. Mr. I-yles Sollee, the bright young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sollee of Batesburg, was here on Monday, securing application blanks for the Citadel scholarship. Mr. Jas. E. Dunbar, of the Black creek section, was in town yesterday. Mr. Dunbar stated, while here, that rain is badly needed in his section and that crops have already been damaged greatly. Watch the local column for W. P. . Roof's announcements of new arrivals of various articles* New goods now coming in and more to arrive soon. Watch! We Sa bargains and it will pay you to ins j reduction in price our friends kno1 low we quote a few of the many ba] id striped Lawns that we have beer red Lawns at, 12Jc a yard. ,his week we will sell some $9.00 Si tUGH'S Ci For iron bedsteads, all patterns? some beautiful; how cool and free from bugs they are ! and the prices ? ? _ - J.V i. o i.*. are low. oee tuern di ouv/tt ucuuha Furniture Store. Mr. R. D. Smith, the popular and very efficient book-keeper of the Lexington Savings Bank, has been quite sick at the borne of his parents in Leesville. His many friends here wish for him a speedy recovery. Dr. E. P. Derrick has returned from ?a few day rest at Glenn Springs. During Dr. Derrick's absence Dr. Frank Roberts had charge of his practice and well indeed did he care for the sick. T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia, carry a full line of staple and fancy groceries, and they sell at both wholesale and retail prices. Don't forget them when you want anything in the grocery line. Mr. D. A. Lewis, representing the Marchant Music Co., of Orangeourg, has been spending a few days here. Mr. Lewis is a native of this county and has many friends here who are always glad to see him. Rev. G* W. Kelley, of Swansea, a prominent Baptist and a mighty good citizen, was here on Friday, and as usual, was prompt in paying for his paper. Mrs. W. C. Stoudemire, of Orangeburg, is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Shuler at Selwood. Mrs. Stoudemire is pleasantly remembered here as 'Miss Rosalyn Shuler and her many friends were glad to see her on Monday. Miss Anna Brown, who has been the popular milliner at W. P. Roof's for the past four seasons, left for her home in George, N. C., yesterday to spend her vacation. Ladies are invited to visit the store of Wm. Piatt & Son' s, while in Columbia. Here you will find the latest patterns in ladies dress goods, millinery, etc., and the prices will please you. Always go to Piatt's for anything in dry goods and notions. Business is beginning to take on new life despite the fact that money is still scarce. Farm work will soon oe over and the farmers will naturally fill their wants in'all lines, which will add to the trade of the merchants. Mr. Charlie T. Koon one of our substantial farmers and a clever man up on Hollow creek, knows that it takes money in the summer season to run a newspaper as well as at any other time and thoughtfully ana kinly sends us his dollar. Now is the season for ice cream, and rather than carry them over to | another season I am offering all ice cream freezers at greatly reduced prices, also refrigerators. Hammocks going cheap. Come and see them. Scott Hendrix. Special and prompt attention given to all watch, clock and jewelry repairs. I also carry a select stock of jewelry at right prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call. ftwSQ T/EWTF HALL. | # Cdfigressman Lever has been away for the past week addressing farmers' meetings in different sections of the state. On Saturday he was the principal speaker at a big farmers' rally tatGaffney, and on Monday he addressed a like meeting at Union. On both occasions he was warmly received and roundly applauded. The citizens of the Dutch Fork will have an opportunity next Tuesdhy of going to Atlanta, Ga., and return for the low rate of $3.50. This is the price from Columbia and all points along the line of the C. N. & L. railway in the Dutch Fork. Three days in Atlanta. Mrs. Jas. E. Rawl has received a postal from her grandson, Mr. Rudolph Snelgrove, who is now located at Roosevelt, Arizona, and is doing well. This will be glad news to his many friends here. The Dispatch goes to his address every week. FLORIDA?Farm and city real estate for sale in Tallahassee and Leon county, the world famous Sumatra tobacco growing section. The most fertile, beautiful and healthy section of the State. Write description of what is wanted. J. E. Mihter, 2w3S Tallahassee, Fla. Mi9s E9sie Efird leaveg to-day with ' ' --?J- * -- ? ?i.?j^j a parcy 01 menus iur &u caucuucu visit to Washington, New York and other points of interest. While away, Miss Ffird and Miss KatherineCullum, of Batesburg, will spend about two weeks at Norwich, Conn., returning home about Sept. 1st. Mr. F. C. Caughman, formerly of this town but now a resident of Columbia, is to have charge of the placing of the new machinery at the quarry. Mr. Caughman besides being a shrewd politician is one of the finest workmen in the State and will no doubt give the best of satisfaction. He was shaking hands with his friends here yesterday. Misses Elizabeth Hawkins, of Prosperity; Josie Carroll, of Yorkville, and Sadie DesPortes, of Ridge way, have returned to their homes after having been delightfully entertained by Miss Lucile Butler. While here these young ladies received much social attention and it. is generally regretted that they could not remain with us always. The prohibition forces have had j some backsets in the recent elections I but that is not going to stop the | march of the cold water army?Flori ence Times. y at C pect our goods and get our prices that it is not mere talk. When rgains: 1 selling at 6?c and 7c, this week aits at $4.75. Just the thing to olumbia, : : Good morning! Won't you come in and see our new style Low Shoes for Ladies? The kind we sell at $2.00 you will find nicer, finer and better made than the kind you have been getting. Tan Kid, Tan Calf and Black Kid are the most popular this season. # (y if EHRLICH'S, ? 1643 Main St., ( Aftl EIURIJL C P 1627 Main St., i bULUHDIA| Oi 0? I Wearing Jewelry | ni r J K ouuws uuou lasiB Wearing jewelry has never been more fashionable than it is now'.. But, of course, t&e jewelry must be in style. Ours fulfills every demand It is right in style, quality and in price. The stock is large and of a very wide < range. We invite every reader of this paper to visit us while in Columbia. If you can't come, write us. Mail orders receive careful and prompt attention. (MM F, SENTZ, JEWELER, 140A V??? nw?Wa fi f! IAIQg ill ft Jill) vvxium/Mn wi w wmmmmammmrnrnmamm .? Barbecue at Steadman. . We will furnish a firstclass barbecue with refreshments at Steadman, on Saturday, August 1st. The candidates will be on hand to address the voters. A stage has been prepared for the young to enjoy themselves. Everybody cordially invited to come out and spend a pleasant day together. F. W. Quattlebaum, 4w89 H. C. Oswald. Barbecue at Pelion. We will furnish a firstclass barbecue with refreshments at Pelion on campaign day, Thursday, August 6th. The speakers will be on hand. 5w40 Shealy & Gantt. Barbecue at Amick's Ferry. I will furnish my annual barbecue with refreshments at Amick's Ferry on Friday, July 31, 1908. The candidates will be present. Everybody is cordially invited to come and hear the speaking and music and enjoy the day. The ferry will be free to all attending the cue. 2w39p B. E. Amick. Barbecue. We will furnish a barbecue and refreshments at Justus Wingard's place, 3 miles north of Lexington, on Dreher's ferry road, on Saturday, August loth. Everybody is cordially invited and a pleasant day is promised to al1 who attend. Justus Wingard, 4\v-l lp Matthew Wingard. Stomach troubles are very common in the summer rme and you should not only be very careful about what you eat just now, but more than this, you should be careful not to allow your stomach to become disordi-iud, and when the stomach goes wrong take Xodol, This is the best known pr* paration that is offered to rise people-today for dyspepsia or indigestion or any stomach trouble. Kodol digests ail i foods. It is pleasant to take. >It is I sold here by Kaufmann Drug Co. ost, W finish out the summer with. All Pants, this week only, i 25c and 50c Neck Ties, new We carry the largest line of and Bannister Shoes. We pay special attention to prices at any time. Make Minn ARTMi : : So. C MULES ISTe k< time. We of YEH time. Gregory 1113-111 / W 1892. I Lexin 1 Capital, Sur| I 3 per cen1 m being compute H WAAA1TTA/) lOVClTOU. I Commerci; I Ample fac m account will I m Safety dej AVERY, The Jeweler, 1637 Main St ? Columbia) S? C M y Lexington ^en(^s are invited to come in and see me git1 VI in my new store. Good things to feast mr;rT' U \-mB IT 1 tlie eyes, ana jewei] ry f?r every one and every pocket. Mr. ?'j] Geo. II. Burch is the time maker and will care for the watches ly^r>;. J and fix them. \ T ;' | Don't forget to see j i t !ie Wedding (.lifts in my stock f (lot all kinds, and reasonable in price. w. e.'a very. JEWELER, j 1637 Msln 81., * Columbia, S. C. ? 0 e Mean it Cost. r line, 21c each. ' Shoes in the city. We are sole agenl mail orders and will be pleased to sei laugh's your headquarters when in the SNT - S ar. A im i ANV I jep A feiK jep a lapg [ICL.ES -Conder I L5 HAMPTON AVENUE, COLUM (. ' 1 ' ' gton Sayings ! LEXINGTON, S. C plus and Undivided Profits interest paid on savings dep< >d semi-annually. Deposits of SI al accounts also given special atte: ilities for handling your busine >e appreciated. >osits boxes for rent, $1.00 per yea: W. P. ROOF, President i FITZMAl THREE ARC 170$ and 1706 Main St WHOLESALE i | Dry Goods, Notions, Clot j Squares and Rugs, M to-Wear Suits Soring and Summer Goods r< ' line. A finer selection we hav< | shoving you, or so reasonable ai well selected stock of dependabl ply 7/our wants, and you will fin here than you will find them els McCall Fashion Sheets Free | Notice, 10c and 15c each. Dr. Thornton's Easy Toother has i I saved the lives of hundreds of babies | ar.d will safely carry your baby j through the most trying period of its ! life as it is a guaranteed remedy for ! Teething, Summer Diarrhoea, Flux. ' Indigestion, and all stomach and bowel troubles of infants. 2~> cents. ( I . For sale by Derrick's Drug Co.; or Fasy-Teether Medicine Cc., Ilartwell, i ! Georgia. Cost! ts for the Famous Queen Quality id you samples or quote you - city. ^TORE, * 10RSES! * p all tlie * stock all tKe ?/ wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i/l ule Co. BIA, S. C. * 1908. 1 Bank, I $27,000.00. 1 >sits, interest .00 and over I * ntion. I ss, and your . md Cashier. I M JRICE'S !H STORE, reet, Columbia, S. C. AND RETAIL thing, Furnishings, Art liiiinery and Readyand Skirts. eady for your wants in our 9 5 never had the pleasure of : this time. We carry a large, le goods at all seasons to supd prices for goods much less iewhere. and Patterns at a Moment's taMBgaaag?b?? nn?nan wmaaammm Final Discharge. This is t<> notify all persons fl.at T will apply u> Geo. it. Drafts. Jiulye ot Prooato for Lexington eountv. S. C., oil 1st tiny Anpiw. 1!'"\ for a final <lisrir? as administrator of Pie estate of 1'aai E. Counts, deceased. II. II. Counts. Administrator. gk June JO. i!'0v. CvV-'po. v