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GINGH.
We have a big line of Gingl
d?y-_ _ . .
H We offer Amoskeag in cnec
9 15c. yard.
' Some very prefcty patterns 3
y yard.
1 Cheviot Shirting stripes an
n goods that have been sold in th
9 A big line of Apron Checks
C at 6 l-4c a yard.
H Economic "buyers will find {
1 MAI
^ J Mail Orders I
PENCIL AND SCISSOSS.
K-i
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
While in town don't forget to call
in and settle for your paper.
If you want a good building lot in
town, see Mr. A. J. Fox.
Miss Lizzie Harman is visiting
relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. Addie Hayes is visiting Mr.
Irving Long's family at Prosperity.
. The Rev. W. D. (>uiek is assisting
in a series of revival meetings near
Leesville this week.
Mr. E. J. George has been on a visit
to his son William D. George, at Buffalo,
S. C.
Mr. W. H. Snber, a prominent merchant
and clever gentleman of Peak,
was here on Monday.
Mr. J. W. McCartha, a popular salesman
for J. C. Glover at Batesburg,
was in town on Monday.
Dr. Frank Roberts of Georgetown
is spending a few days at his old home
here.
Mrs. Jane Harman spent last week
? with her daughter, Mrs. Thos. L.
Harman.
If you are not coming to court, send
your dues to The Dispatch by your
neighbor.
Those in arrears are requested to
tend in the amount of their dues to
this paper.
Mr. W. H. Hendirx a prosperous
farmer residing on Gilbert R. F. D.
No 2, was in to wn Monday and gave
us a pleasant and prodtable call. When
you want groceries of any
kind?heavy and fancy?call on or
write T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia,
S. C., for your wants.
Miss Rosa Ranch left Monday for
Rock Hill to attend the marriage last
night of her brother, Mr. J. J. Rauch,
to Miss Iva Hull, of that city.
Mr. Julian Miller, the second son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sim J. Miller, has been
quite sick with fever for the past ten
days.
Mr. .J. S. Boykin, of Kershaw, has
rentea Col. D. T. Barris old home and
the Colonel will reside at Gilbert for
the present.
Hon. A. F. Lever left yesterday
for Greenwood where he will deliver
?n address at the county fair
tomorrow.
E. or 4
Carry a line of
Machines, Stoves
\
^**| EES 1^1'I
. MILLINEEY!
We invite the women of I
and the State at large to a d:
Millinery that lias never teen
iu the Soutli.
Never have hats been more <
||gi?k or more graceful; never have i
been handsomer than this seas*
Trimmings this season are vt
orate. Gorgeous Satins, rich
^ and Rep with Novelty Feathe
and handsome ornaments all
male the hats graceful and b
Roses and Poppies are much in
also. Then, too, this is a s<
colors. Beautiful results are
from the leading shades of cant
Taupe, Peacock Maroc and Er
Withal, the hats are simply |
jpy Come view our stock. We a
sure your "visit will not be dis
ing"
A.MS, HOSIERY, ETC.
bams?values that you don't happen acre
>ks, plaids and stripes, at 8 l-3c., 10c., 12 ]
for dresses and Skirts in Pereales are offei
a cnecKs, suitaDie lor coys' suits ana men
is store for 12 l-2c a yard, for only, yard, I
i goes at 5c a yard, while a better quality:
*reat bargains in our Hosiery departmer
L ORDERS FILLED.
J, L,
Miss Lucille Efird is in Prosperity
attending the annual meeting of the
woman's nome ana roreign missionSociety.
Maj. W. W. Lumpkin, of Columbia,
as grand deputy, will meet with the
next regular communication of Lexington
Lodj?e A. F. M., on next Saturday
evening, at 7 o'clock.
An eye specialist will te at Derrick's
Drug Store on Saturday, the
7th and Monday, the 9th. Will fit
glasses free. Everybody with weak
eyes be sure and be there.
Misses Carro and Ruth Efird, Annie
Martha Meetze and Mae Boozer, students
at the college for Women, Columbia,
spent the week-end with
their parents here. .
Prof. B. H. Raw?, of the dairy department
of the United States, spent
a few days with relatives and friends
here this week.
Mrs. K. R. Taylor, of Gilbert R. F.
D. 3, was in town Saturday and did
not forget to renew her subscription
to The Dispatch.
Mr. T. W. Amick, a practical workman
and builder of Peak R. F. D. was
in town Saturday and gave us a pleasant
call.
Judge A. B. Bachman, the popular
Magistrate at New Brookland, was in
town Monday holding the preliminary
in the case of Z. W. Wooten.
Still we grow, and why? Because
our shoes wear longer and cost less.
Try us.
Harman's Shoe Store,
Columbia, S. C.
Col and Mrs. J. Brooks Wingard
and their daughter, Miss Lucye
Danial Wingard, attended the State
fair in Columbia last week.
For your blacksmith and wheelwright
material go to T. B. Aughtry
& Co., Columbia, or, if you can't go,
order by mail. Their prices are always
the lowest.
Remember that it takes money to
run a newspaper. If you owe us anything
on subscription, we ask that
you kindly send it to us at once. We
need money, and need it badly.
Sheriff P. H. Corley entertained a
number of his friends at a barbecue
dinner on Thursday evening from 6
until ten. Those who were fortunate
enough to receive an invitation spent
a most delightful evening. The Lexington
string band furnished music
which added greatly to the pleasure I
of the occasion. 1
OWES
rerything in Gene
and Ranges. The
th:
w a>tcli ^
P. S. Hij
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STRESSES*
1I\JI N
i lis 3^ In
MB??I? i nw fin i i rrr r^vrw?rw??*? mmimii > '!. '
j] DRESS 6
| Onr Fall Dress Goods anci
.exmgton .^g ^ar(j ^ j,eep ^.j1Q g0CMj3 in ,
LSplaj O mogfc Jf yOU g}l0p
exce e sure to get what you want at
pay for the goods elsewhere.
elaborate tt a yt^c
Materials VALUES
3ii. Oar Jewelry Department
elab adding''something new." 1
"r^l " priced a little lower than else'
^vets ^e have beautiful Coral
, . . chains are offered 50c. and G5<
ohelp t0 at from 25c. up.
ecommg. this department we she
demand rel tes, and call especial att-ent
3ason ?! popular,
obtained
>rd blue, REMNANT DR:
a^ire
x' ' We have placed on a Ren
gorgeous, j Dress Goods and Silks contair
,re quite stock." Beautiful materials i
[appoint- goods are Silks, Albatros, Nu:
goods that yon want. They ?
value.
WHITE (
iss every We call especial att8nti
Economy Linen goes duri
L-2c. and white, brown, tan and blue st
ed at 15c Ihiring the Opening we o
cheap.
's shirts, We have the largest line
? j some speciel prices now.
is o ere Qur Lexington friends a:
headquarters while in the ci
MAIL (
Columb
Mr. J. A. Summer on Route 2r
Chapin, kindly sent us his dues fi r
the Dispatch and a renewal for
another year. Thanks. We certainly
appreciate your promptness. Let
others do likewise.
Mr. John K. Hayes now fills a
"swell" position with the Merrimack,
at Hunts rille, Ala. He is a good fellow
and is always prompt with his
payments for the Dispatch.
Mr. Thos. W. Gunter, after a pleasant
visit to Mr. M. P. Starnes, in the
lower part of this county, kindly
brought us a dollar for Mr. Starnes'
renewal to the Dispatch.
The friends of Mr D. H. Witherspoon
who served his time in this
offiice will be glad to learn that he is
now editor and manager of the Wadley
Star, a neat and creditable paper
published at Wadley, Ga.
Col. D. T. Barr, one of our first and
regular subscribers since the establishment
of The Dispatch, always paying
in advance, called in last week and
renewed for another year.
Mr. Fort Graham who is attending
a business college in Columbia, has
been spending i> few days here with
bis parents, Col. and Mrs. G. T.
Graham.
Reader are you in arrears for your
paper ? If so, please call or send and
settle. We need money badly.
I nnwAininur nrnnnmirn I
UUIUVtUMf
Do yon hold things too Near?
or too Far? These and many more
are the symptomfc of Defective
I Vision. *
We will tell yon frankly if yon
need glasses or not.
SYLVAN BROS.
ToT-iTCkl ore RiltroromitV\o AntlMftna
IfJ Ks ? o y K./J.11I gi O^UIVUO) \/J/VAV4l?ug
Cor. Main and Hampton St.
Columbia, S. C.
COMP
ral Merchandise,
)ir prices tell the t*
EY ARE IN BUS
Fltis Sps
ghest Prices always Paid
1
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OODS and SILKS.
L Silks are so popular this season that
stock, but we are receiving shipments
early during the fall opening, you are
the right price?less than you would
; IN JEWELRY.
is growing in favor. We are continually
STou will always find something here
where. t
Brooches at 25c. and 35c. Coral neck
3. We carry a full line of Beauty Pins
)w the new creations in combs and bar;ion
to the large barrettes which are so
ESS GOODS and SILKS.
inant Bargain Counter every piece of
ling less than 10 yards just to "clean up
:or evening dresses in all colors. These
n's Veiling, Cashmeres, Silks and other
ire all marked at half and less than half
i
JOODS for pall.
on to the White Goods Department.
ng the opening at 15c a yard. Comes in
;riped.
ffer ladies' beautiful fall Neckwear very
of Towels in the Carolinas and offer
re especially invited to make our store
ty.
)RDERS FILLED.
ia, S. C.
Fi
MARES
\
"Cotton is not so high and 4
even with all that the world if
dome on, boys, its no use to sa;
your family to feed and withoi
can't"
We are tip and about as usi
the lead with a nice load of M
farm and harness work.
Our famous
"First in the hear
Babcock and
had* and not too g
Gregory*
1113-111
Buy a Lot in Tots.
Four large lots, next to G. M. Harman'a
rooidonno r>r> i^anAt af.noof
LAIU1A O AUOlUVliVl/) VU UUA VVV*
Price from ?500 to ?600 each.
Five lota on Fort street. Price from
1250 to $500.
fjBF' Terms easy. See me quick.
ALFRED J. FOX,
Real Estate Agent.
A man who has no sympathy foi
others is not a man.
0LWY9 The
Buggies, Wagons,
ale.
;iNESS TO PLEA
%ce Nex
for all kinds of Country P
&2SSSR-'x~' v >?
;.S^SS5S6i? IcSiXiE?;.;,'
ESS | '
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WOMEN'S TAILO
We are showing the stylish inno
Suits. The high collar, the large rever
the profuse use ofT ^aid in the trimming
coat and the gored shirt, many finished
the new features due principally to the
We have stylish suits in new fabrics ai
please.
tonpny,
Mail
esh Shipment of Choi
ES* JML
.? i? i
tiiey say the crop is snort, but
s not coming to a halt. So
y you shan't, for you've got
it a good Mare or Mule you
iial and right on time and in
ares and Horses suitable for
"Old Hickory" \
ts of our countryi!
Hackney Buggies
ood for you.
Conder i
5 HAMPTON AVINUE, COLUI
10 Bales Of Cotton On One Acre
Of Ground, would sound unreasonable.
The fact is, that it is unreasonable,
and our Competitors say that we
cannot hold up at the low price which
we are offering our Furniture, with
any more degree of certainty than
we could expect 10 Bales of Cotton off
of one acre of poor land. See our
Furniture Ad in this paper.
THE LION FURNITURE CO.,
Columbia, S. C.
Leaders?The Price Pix(
Harness, Pianos,
lSE.
t Week!
roduce.
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S&J?s2 - Idr^SrlaE^^^ay ? -: i?&t.J. J**5& jg?
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f% ?*%? ij ^
?rs..wA< !?J FX jgS*&k ?ji $ M
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FURNISHINGS. 1 9
i)nr Clothing and Gents' Fnrn- I
lings department- outclasses all g
wious efforts?both in quality 3
rl style. Everything that's S
vv and stylish at the right ij
ices. Come to Mimnaugh's 3
your Fall Suit. I
SHOES FOR ALL. |
We have all the well known g *
inds of Shoes, in all the new ^
ipes and leathers, for men, 0
men and children. ||
5L0VES FOR FALL 1
)ur Fall Gloves are here. We n
vays "brag" just a little about ffl
: Glove Department, for it's a 3
nmon saying among women |j
it "if Mimnaugh hasn't it, it ?
't in town." But we've a full e
e of both Silk and Kid Gloves a
w. That means all kinds in 9 *
sizes at lowest prices.
RED SUITS. |
vations in Women's Tailored ?
s, the many satin buttons and 2
*s, the long hipless, semi-fitted *
with sash at top of girdle, are j|
revival of the Directoire style. jg
id the prices are bound to J|
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Orders Filled I
ce
ORSES
y
7
f
Vagons are still len."
r
are the best to be
Mule Co.'
UBIA, S. C.
"Meet Ms At Tapp's."
When you are in Columbia meet * your
friends and acquaintances at ^
Tapp's department store. Here you
will find unheard of bargains. Read
the advertisements of this firm in The
Dispatch every week and when you f
go to Columbia, make the Tapp store
your headquarters. You will find the
? omz-1 inaf fKo r% aa/^a tTAff
pnCCS X anu JUDU i;uw j vv*
have been looking for.
m of Bafesburg.
, Organs, Sewing
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