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Il 1 9 0 m % VM^^^HL'-- 'm&S ' fv^'S^HPI & ~ ^ GING-Hi (, We have a big lir e of Gingh day. We offer Amoskeag in chec) 15c. yard. Some very pretty patterns fi yard. Cheviot Shirting stripes and goods that have been sold in thi A big line of Apron Checks at 6 l-4c a yard. During our opening econom department. a ti DtUlJJ : V Mail Orders I If pencil and sczssoss. Wayside Notes 6athered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. All kinds of candy, cakes and crackers, at The Bazaar. Send us your dues to the Dispatch. We need them badly. , Hon. F. E. Dreher is spending today in Leesville on legal business. Fine Northern butter and full cream Cheese, at M. D. Herman's grocery, fir. Adam E. Eargle, one of Peak's Seminent merchants, was in town onday. For jour school supplies, pencils, pens, ink, tablets, etc., always come T'Ko Rft7ftar. For your genuine Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats, go to H. M. Wingard's grocery. Hon. C. M. Efird was among those who attended to Lutheran Synod in Savannah last week. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary, Lotion. Never fails. Sold by Derricks Drug Store. Mr. J. R. Bouknight, manager of the Matthews-Bouknight Co., Leesville, was in town Thursday. Reader are you in arrears for your paper ? If so, please call or send and settle. We need money badly. Mrs. James 6. Hendrix has returned from an extended visit to friends and relatives in Hickory, N. C. Mr. Henry Jake Rawl spent Sunday in Lexington with relatives. He is bow located at Prosperity, S. C. The handsome new residence of TTnn. C. M. Efird is nearing comple tfon and will be an ornament to that portion of town. Hon. W. H. Sharpe was in town on Thursday attending the meeting of the commissioners of election and gave us a pleasant call. Mr. Isa Dominick, ahandsomyoung gentleman from Prosperity, spent last week with his cousin, Mrs. Ida Lee Dominick, at \3hapin. The many friends of Mrs. W. P. Roof will be pained to learn that she has been confined to her room for several days with sickness. Rev. W. D. Quick spent last week inGaffneyand Spartanburg, looking After the estate of the late Ike Stone, of which he is the executor. Clothing for Our buyer has just returned from I sible that would combine Genuine Mer well as perfect knowledge of requiremi in addition to the extreme cuts, the stt find at our place suits that are stylish i Suits for boys range in price from men in stock from $6.50 to $20.00. Our Hats reflect the same perfects lumbia and Augusta can show a better here to sell, not to stay with us; there Remember our stock of Childrens', lately Guarantee every pair to be as re je. or< 8 - M I c . . . r MILLINERY! jfct We invite the women of Le2 3 . i _ - i. 1 ? /lie?'. (ana me ?rate at iaigc w ? Milliuery that has never been e in the South. Never have hats been more el or more graceful; never have in been handsomer than this seasor Trimmings this season are ver; orate. Gorgeous Satins, rich and Rep with Novelty Feather and handsome ornaments all 1 . moVo fv?a ViftfH orpftrftfnl and bet 11mng vuv iu?vw ? . Roses and Poppies are much in < also. Then, too, this is a see Hjjh colors. Beautiful results are o Kk from the leading shades of canar Taupe, Peacock Maroc and Em; J|j|ffl?r Withal, the hats are simply gc ftsmSr Come view our stock. We ar V sure your visit will not be disa ing. LHS, HOSIERY, ETC. lams?values that you don't happen acros* ks, plaids and stripes, at 8 l-8c., 10c., 12 1-: 3r dresses and Skirts in Pereales are offere I checks, suitable for boys' suits and men's s store for 12 l-2c a yard, for only, yard, 8 goes at oc a yard, while a better quality is ic buyers will find great bargains in our 3 j ORDERS FILLED. 1 i i Vl hi I billed Mr. G. L. Dreher, one of the most substantial farmers of the Delmar section, was in town Friday, storing cotton in the Roof warehouse. A new line of fall hats just received at Meetze & Son. All the latest * -a ?' /^_ll 3 snapea ana uuiurs. ^au ?uu go U UiUll I prices before buying elsewhere. Do you want to buy a wagon or buggy ? If so, call at Caughman & Harman's stablas, and you will find just what you want at right prices. Meet your friends and sweethearts at the Lexington County Fair, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 20, 21, and 22, they will all meet here. Col. J. H. Frick, recently elected magistrate of the Fork district and one of the leading citizens of Chapin, was here on matters of business Thursday. Cotton held or placed on option by our farmers doesn't pay subscriptions for their paper. Please help us out now since we have accomodated you through the summer. Meet your friends at Harman's shoe store, while in Columbia. They are there buying their winter shoes, and he says he will save you money. Try him, on postoffice block. A number of people from this place nnA anTWM-inHinnr Bpplinn are attend ing the Tri-County Fair, atBatesburg, this week. It is said that the town is filled to overflowing with visitors. Just received/ at Scott Hendrix' Furniture Store, the largest and prettiest line of art squares and rugs ever brought to. this market. Art sqnaas from $5 to |25. Rugs from 50c to $5. Mr. John A. Dreber, of the Selwook section, was in town Thursday, and gave us a pleasant call. Mr. Dreher is one of the leading farmers of his section and a mighty fine gen ueman. Don't forget tlat you will need fco look well with new narness and saddle at the County Fair, and to do so, go and see the new stock of goods in this line at Caughman & Harmrn's stables. Meetze & Son have the most complete line of shoes they have ever carried. They have shoes for all purposes and to fit all feet, from the tiniest infant shoe to the largest brogan. They are selling them at very reasonable prices. Buy your shoes of Meetze & Son. Boys : C Northern markets, where with the greate it and Latest Style. Our garments are b tttV-maaanrps voil the b 3U tO 1U1 BC1T1VC) nuivu wuw>..?- j -irling quality which makes them worth b and durable. $2.00 up to $7.50. Suits for young men a >n as our clothing. We venture to say 1 1 and more complete line for the money t if ore we are offering some exceptional v<' , Ladies' and Mens' Shoes is unsurpassed ^presented or they will be made good. ONES P. S. Hi ALL 01 DBESS GO rington ^nr Dress Goods and ifa Imrd tn keen the croods in st Diay or ~*w ? xceiied m08fc every day- If y?n sh?P sure to get what you want at t aborate *or %??^s elsewhere. aterials VALUES L y elab- Our Jewelry Department h Velvets adding "something new." Y effects priced a little lower than else^ lelp to We have beautiful Coral I xraiing. chains are offered 50c. and 65c, lonmnii at from 25c. up. L?nr? of In this department we sho1 btained rettes, and call especial attenti d blue, popular. pire' REMNANT DEI >rgeous. e quite kaye plac^ on a Rem. ppoint- Dress Goods and Silks contain stock." Beautiful materials f< goods are Silks, Albatros, Nun goods that you want. They sa value. 5 every WHITE G 2c. and Daring the Opening we ^ - J - -TN ? ? .a + VjrOOUS ui-iJ-ciii. . d at 15c Economy Linen goes dnrii shirts white, brown, tan and bine sti j_3 ' During the Opening we of offered cheap. We have the largest line < Hosiery some gpeciel prices now. MAIL 0 Mimnaug Columbi DBHHOMBHMHHi J,1? There is no place where you can find better groceries and something ?/?/>< ^Vinn of. XT M WinffftWa gWU IAJ CAV U4CIU Oi JLM. Aix? VI ^ popular grocery where you flud^ ju9t what you want, and the prices are always right. The best county fair in the State will be held here next week. Thousands of people will be here, and a good time is in store for all. Don't forget to bring or send your dollar for The Dispatch. A beautiful line of ladies cloaks, all new and stylish, just opened up at T. Hayne Williams'. All shades and styles to select from and at most reasonable prices. Call to see them while attending the fair next w3$k, if you don't come before. Mr. J. Bates Kei9ler, son of Mr. | Calhoun Keisler of the Hollow creek section, has accepted the position of express agent at this place. Mr. Keisler is accommodating and is making a very good agent, indeed. A Complete line of shoes?shoes for everybody?shoes for men, women and children?all the latest leathers and shapes. Call to see them at T. H. Williams' before you buy elsewhere. The prices are bound to please. Mr. S. Rufus Smith, of Black Creek was in town yesterday and made us a pleasant call. He is one of the newly elected county commissioners and is one of our independant farmers and had a load of wheat at Mr. George's mill to grind into flour. Men and Boys' Ming Fall and Winter 1908-9 Hen's Suits Youths Suits Boys' Suits Men's Pants Boys' Knee Pants Our prices are the lowest and goods the best. Best line of Hats, Men and Boys Shoes and Men's Furnishings in Lexington. E. G. DREHER & CO., Outfitters for Men & Boys * .trrwri mAV , c r IJJIIA LH V7 X V111 Wi Vi I Nothing for Y at care he selected the best line pos>uilt with an honesty of labor, as est you can get. Our garments have uying. Little boys and large boys re from $5.00 to $35.00. Suits for old :hat no establishment between Coiro Viavp. And we have them iiau ?v - w - ? ilues. in Quality and Price, and we absoC O MP ghest Prices always Paid lODS and SILKS. Silks are so popular this season that ock, but we are receiving shipments jarly during the fall opening, you are he right price?less than you would IN JEWELRY. 3 growing in favor. We are continually ou will always una sometnmg nere rhere. brooches at 25c. and 85c. Coral neck . We carry a full line of Beauty Pins w the new creations in combs and baron to the large barrettes which are so :ss GOODS and SILKS. nant Bargain Counter every piece of ing less than 10 yards just to "clean up )r evening dresses in all colors. These i'8 Veiling, Cashmeres, Silks and other re all marked at half and less than half OODS FOE FALL. call especial attention to the White lg the opening at 15c a yard. Comes in *iped. fer ladies' beautiful fall Neckwear yery )f Towels in the Carolinas and offer RDERS FILLED. h & C ia, S. C. Fr< MARIES "Cotton is not so high and i even with all that the world is come on, boys, its no use to say your family to feed and withou can't." We are up and about as usu the lead with a nice load of Ms farm and harness work. Our famous "First in the hean Babcock and ] had and not too g< C reaorv 1113*111' Fine Building: Lots for Sols. I have for sale several fine building lots in town of Lexington, either for cash or on easy payments. They are located in a desirable residence section, in the heart of the town, and the prices are unusually reasonable. For further particulars call on me at The Home Bank, or address, ALFRED J. FOX, Real Estate Dealer, Lexington, S. C. oung Men FINE TAILC Our buyer spent considerable timi that we have gone far beyond the cor duplicates. Our Cloaks are marvels c their desirability, which coupled witt 4-Vio rvo/vnlo r\f this flfiP.t.inn. LADIES' ] After careful consideration we ha In a few days our 9tock will be comp! department will be in charge of Mi99 different styles and values. The pub! ANT, The ! for all kinds of Country P B?MBIIHMI'UBMI8MIII IIMi8 >e . 1 r <3 8 women's tailor; We are showing the stylish innoval Suits. The high collar, the large revers, 1 the profuse use of braid in the trimmings, coat and the gored shirt, many finished wi the new features due principally to the rei We have stylish suits in new fabrics and please. lompany, Mail C 3sh. Shipment of Choic 9 and y hey aay the crop is short, but not coming to a halt. So you shan't, for you've got t a good Mare or Mule you ial and right on time and in ires and Horses suitable for "Old Hickory" "W bs of our countrym Hackney Buggies s )od for you. i vuiiucr i j HAMPTON AVENUE, COLUM Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass upon the lands of the undersigned lying to the east of the State roaa, about eight miles from Columbia in Lexington county, under the penalty of the law. E. W. Moye, Mrs. E. C. Moye, E. R. Moye, J. B. Nunamaker, N. W. Brooker. : Clothing (RED CLOAKS AT REASONA] e in the midst of the most exclusive Coat ifines of the ordinary Cloak designers in i >f beauty and quality. Their quality and i their exclusiveness, presents a choicer < FINE DRESS GOODS AND TR ,ve decided to enter into this line strouge lete, and we invite your inspection of on< Viola Bodie, and she will be glad to mee iTuili hear more of this line later in the Leaders?The Price Fixe 'roduce. ?it a 9 Jl THING & GENTS' FTJENISHINGS. Clothing and Gents' Furn;s department ontclasses all ins efforts?both in quality style. Everything that's * 1 ind stylish at the right >. Come to Mimnangh's B j inr Fall Suit during our B HOES FOB All. 1 have all the well known B s of Shoes, in all the new I 5 and leathers, for men, 5 n and children. I * ,0VES FOB FALL 1 _ j Fall Gloves are here. We jj rs "brag" just a little about I * love Department, for it's a B ton saying among women I 'if Mimnaugh hasn't it, it I JjM n rown. ' cut we ye a mu k f both Silk and Kid Gloves I That means all kinds in I 1 ""? ! ED SUITS. J :ions in Women's Tailored :he many satin buttons and m the long hipless, semi-fitted ? ^ ith sash at top of girdle, are rival of the Directoire style. ; the prices are bound to I )rders Filled 1 ?aaaaann hi mm Mm mm e 1 ORSRS ^ 4 ' P ii CTP j^MD^B^JS^^liCWW8Mft3BKttjWCWW?i!^*^Bp Taw ragons are still en." ^ ire the best to be . 1/1 ule Co. 3IA, S. C. i Machinery For Sale. We will sell to the highest bidder i at public auction at the Samuel Keis ler oia place, near Beulah church, on 1 the 30th of October, 1908, one 25 H. 1 P. Boiler, one 15 H. P. Liddell Engine, M one Pony Liddell Saw Mill, one Mule, M one Yoke of Oxen, one 4-horse Wagon, * ^ two Log Carts and 30,000 feet of good 1 dry lumber boards. OSWALD BROS. M Gilbert R. F. D. No. 3. 2w-pd fl for Old Men j 3LE PEICES. ' Designers, for it is a recognized fact) naking our selections. We have no , beauty, exceedingly smart, enhances collection than ever before offered to IMMINGS. i r than this section has ever known. 1 3 of the best lines obtainable. This t her friends and show them the ^ season. 1 srs of Baieshiiro1