Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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11 ^ S | We have a big line ot U-ingJ m B We offer Amoskeag in cliec n 9 15c. yard. 1 H Some very pretty patterns J R ? ^ Cheviot Shirting stripes am I fl goods that have been sold in tfc I I A big line of Apron Checks 1 H afc 61~4c a ?ard| 2 Economic bayers will find ( HMail Orders 1 -5^====== pencil and scxssobs. c v ? Wayside Notes 6athered Here and / There 0/ a Difiatcn Mrv J The Home Bank will be closed next Thursday?Thanksgiving Day. Don't fail to see King & Tucker's Big Shows on next Tuesday, Nov. 24th. j Mr. Adam R. Metts returned to his ; home at Irmo Monday, after spend- j ^ ing last week in town, serving as a bailiff during court. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fulmer, of ! Sligh's, were in town Monday and gave us a pleasant and profitable call. The Rev. B. D. Wessinger, of Gilbert R. F. D., one of the most prominent minesters of the Lutheran synod, j was in town Thursday. ! \ Mr. Job Hallman, a progressive farmer of the Black creek section, was in j town Thursday. The bird hunter i9 delighted?the j season for shooting partridges and ] other game went intoeffectjon the 15th. il \ Mr. B. Cheney, the popular wheelwright and blacksmith at Swansea, is , . attending court this week. c . , King & Tucker's Big C ky Railroad /r V . ..Shows appear in Lexiiigton next 1 - j> > *TI ,3.,.. XT > I ? ^J. UCdUu v, AHUUi4iy?*4 ~. *.* j *A \ Mr. ElgarM. lYiompsen, the popu- j lar rahroad atiorxiev 01 Ooitunbia, has j been in attendance upon court this ,i week. Mr. Jt.hu Derrick, son of the late { Abner Derrick, has moved back to ! Lexington from Irmo, and has resum- j ed work in the Lexington Msnufac- j turing Co. He is occupying the rooms j above Corley & Connelly's sto^e. Mr. Yancy Keisler, of Alabama, is ! visiting his old home in the Hollow j creek section. He was in town Friday J and gave us a pleasant call. Misses Ernestine Barr and Pearle j Clark returned from Winthrop Coilege j r*;-? Cahiwlov wnii^s,* of thoiv ! parents, 011 account of the fever i among the students. Mr. B. J. Wingard, private seer/?- j tary to Congressman Lever, spent. ! last week in the lower port of this dis- j trict oti business. Mr. Wingard vis- | iteel Bisbopville, Sumter and Orange- ; burg, returning Saturday night. We have received an interesting ! communication from the Rev. J. O. ! Molley on the new count}' proposition ' which will appear next week. 1 E J 4 Carry a line of e" Machines, Stoves B&at&Sia&giaS g mmmmaammmmmammmmamm Mania????????? ?r KILLINEEY! We invite the women of I and the State at lurge to a d: Milliuery that has never been in the South. ^ Never have hats been more or more graceful; never have : .^^2? been handsomer than this seas Trimmings this season are v( orate. Gorgeous Satins, rich J and Rep with Novelty Feathe and handsome ornaments all make 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 cam Taupe, Peacock Ddaroc and Ei Withal, the hats are simply $ jfef Come view oar stock. We a Y sure your visit will not be di< *Ug. Il? BfiUT* 4 C? ?cv* IMS, HOSIERY, ETC. lams?values that you don't happen aero: :ks, plaids and stripes, at 8 l-3c., 10c., 12 1 for dresses and Skirts in Pereales are offer I checks, suitable for boys' suits and men' is store for 12 l-2c a yard, for only, yard, ? i goes at oc a yard, while a better quality i jreat bargains in our Hosiery departmen L ORDERS FILLED. I I Ill kl rilled bbbmi^hhhhhbhhhbek If you want a good building lot in town, see Mr. A. J. Fox. Still we grow, and why? Because our shoes wear longer and cost less. Try us. Harman's Shoe Store, Columbia, S. C. r Read the pain formula on a box of j Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor if I there is a better one. Pain means congestion?blood pressure somewhere. Dr. Shoop's Pink Plain Tablets check head pains, womanly pains, pain anywhere Try one, and see! 20 for 25c. i Sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. Mr. W.*H. F. East, of Swansea, left on Saturday for White Sulphur firvrincra TT]q in fli/o linna r*f roorainincr his health. Mr. Rast is one of the most popular men in the county, an exmember of the legislature, and his hundreds of friends through the county wish for him a speedy and permanent recovery. "Ambitious young men and ladies i ! should Learn Telegraphy; for, since I the new S-hour law became effective j there is a shortage of many thousand j telegraphers. Positions pay from $50 i to $70 per month to beginners. The j National Telegraph Institute of Co- j I lumbia, S. C. and live other cities is ; operated under supervision of R. It. i Officials and all students are placed ' when qualified. Write them for par- j tieulars." W c Wt W Ctu When you want to buy a cooking I or heating stove or range, go to W. j S. Stewart. Columbia. lie will treat j you right on every purchase. On.ry] i-^ abfcwt? V* A tiu. AJ-.i Cvl? News reached Lexington tins morn- ; ing stating that Mr. Ed. Kawl, son ? i ISlr. J. J. Raw! of Balesburg, had been shot and killed by his commissary ' elerk at a lumber camp in Florida. ' No particulars can be learned. Lssirgton Hon ir* Dispensasy. The following gentlemen from this ; county are now connected with the dispensary in Columbia: S. J. Bicklcv, j from the Fork, at Gervias street dis- : pensary; J. Newton Monts, corner of assembly street dispensary; ?T. W. j Ballentine, Taylor street dispensary; i J. J. Earhardt and W. P. Swvjrert, ! Main street dispensary: Pascai llendrix, Main street dispensay. verything in Gene and Ranges. The th: JbL * [P. S. Hi PCBBlimOMCn.l<U?IW8BWWKWWP8gp>Wy?UJ^M'KtJIl'1 ?a??w?www?pbi?JLii, MPHWpb?rwiu im- ?miu h uiuiiaa u Our Fall Dross Goods an <exington ^arj t0 peep tlie goods in isplay o most every day. If you slioj excelled | sure t0 ^et w}iat you want at 81 pay for the goods elsewlierc. elaborate lj /? t ttttm , io I: V AliUE> materials !; 011. I; Our Jewelry Department 1| adding "something new." e a | priced a little lower than else Velvets J We hnve 'oeautifvil Coral ir effects ? 5 ? , _. , ... , , . ? \ chains are offered. oOc. and help to 11 at from 2oc. up. ecomiLg. s ^.g ^ep.lTtmeilt ytc sh demand p rcttcs, and call especial atteu eason of S . . . , \ \ popular, obtained ^ ard blue, | ESMNANT BE nP^e* |j We have placed on a Rei gorgeous, i \ Dress Goods and Silks contai ire quite I stock." Beautiful materials appoint- goods are Silks, Albatros, !Nr goods that you want. They value. WHITE i ss every We call especial attent Economy Linen goes dur -2c. and white, brown, tan and bine s ed at 15c 1 During the Opening we c ~ cheap. '8 shirts, We have the largest line * 1-3. some speciel prices now. s ??ere(l Our Lexington friends a headquarters while in the ci MAIL < Mimnaug Columb Esicators Sale. Pursuant to authority conferred on me as executor by the will of Jacob Mayor I will sell at the old Jacob Mayor home place on Thursday the 10th day of December next, at 11 o'clock a. m., all of that tract of land willed by him to his wife, Katherine Mayor, for life, containing one hundred and seventy-nine acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of A. G. Mayor, Mrs. Kizzie Wise, John A. Mayor, John M. Bickley, L. B. Frick. Under the terms of the will of Jacob Mayor this land must be sold among I his heirs, and bids will not be received from any one except those of his children who are alive and the heirs of his children who have died. , Terms of sale, one-half cash, balance in one year secured by note of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Credit portion to draw interest at seven per cent. Purchaser to pay for drawing papers and record}"<! mr?rt<rr><rn. A. G. MAYOR, Executor of Will of Jacob Mayor. Clmrch XTotices. Rev. B. W. Cronk will preach at Providence next Sunday at 11 a. m. and at Pisgah, at 4. p. m. Public cordially invitt-cl to attend these services. KiiiiSli I ? 11 mrsjasmi iiiiih i hi 11.,i,i i.w-t-w (j * li ' M ^ ^ r. | m Do you hold things too Near.? ^ i Vi " i f.j or too rar? l oose ana many more u i [n are the symptoms of Defective g j b .... * M iw-on- ... ji \\ c will tell V'.,'U fraoKiv if vou : y , - *\ r- need Classes or not. a ( ' i 4 **Z onofA'AaL^w^m?. tcxjS. axu.r? ? M Cr';T5 W3M v.; K Yi Lii.u ? ~ ? ?" jj pj Jewolors, Silversmiths, Opticians jj | Ccr. Main and Hampton St. Columbia, S. C. bbhbb??b1h?wm? h?w C3 <?> "i *b/T i irai mercnaniuse, iir prices tell the t EY ABE IN BUS S]p>s ?i ghest Prices always Paid i"A**TfiVh'< "I' ?/ >? j).Ii.'^...._?*.v*.. ?T-".^ BMWMMPCM?I MUM?MM I II I? II I I 11 ?? rOODS and SILKS. -i f?:n ? 1 j.1.?j. (i oiiks arc su popuiar uiis ticasuii uiiii stock, but wo are receiving shipments :> early during the fall opening, you are ; the right price?less than yon would d IN JEWELRY. is growing in favor. We are co itiunally You will always find something hire where. Brooches at 25c. and 05e. Coral neck >c. We carry a full line of Beauty Pins ow the new creations in combs aud bartion to the large barrettes which are so ESS GOODS and SILES. nnant Bargain Counter every piece of ning less than 10 yards just to "clean up for evening dresses in all colors. These id's Veiling, Cashmeres, Silks and other are all marked at half and less than half GOODS FOR FALL. ion to the White Goods Department. incr tha nnanimr at. 1 Sc a vard. flnmes in "i? O J ? *? triped. )ffer ladies' beautiful fall Neckwear very of Towels in the Carolinas and offer * u-e especially invited to make our store ity. ORDERS FILLED. ;h & ( ia, S. C. . \ \ ; , / I wcmrrrmifm.-varrixzrrr****. Ltm*. ? i ^ 'i i w<x-=r>rkm. j.mm?T?TAr.wrjui 1/ Wfc A<u fc41 Mtilaki/Vb vWWfa'li Colony To Ms^iov, Hotnes for One Hundred dollars, Ten dollars cash, balance monthly payments. Good land, none bettor, wdi located, abundance of goo.d water and healthy. Good agents wanted, R. ,1. Morgan, Iowa Building, Muskogee, Okla. if you are not coming to court, send vourducs to The Dispatch by your r.rSrO>K,,. RBf Y5 Tfcs Buggies, Wagons ale. 5INESS TO PLEi for ail kinds of Country F j^naig r.-vrx.r: ?MP??BmcnaMaMMtgULC i MxaamexxM?gnccag ?er? alls WOMEN'S TAILOI N i We are showing the stylish innov Suits. Tlie high collar, the large revers, the profuse use of braid in the trimming: I _ _ _ ^ J -3 -1- - -i- J - coat ana me goreu sniro, many nuisnea > the new features due principally to the r We have stylish suits in new fabrics an< please. Mail < FOE SALE?Must be sold, some real bargains in second hand Mules, Horses, Buggies and Carriages. GKEGGRY-CO^BETt MULE COMPANY, Columbia, S. C. \watmm* mm -1 mimwmmmm i ! u ? ? ' *yx- 1 pv< - n ij?.ui 1 1 1Q '"*!*' ,- > r>' f* A rv& ! uW W Ji ?VfeV-*u?X. W ->* V? .? *? .*.: C.? W ; i OfOround, would sound unroasenn- j I ble. Til.' fact- is, that it is la.r.nsona- j bie, ant! orr (.'ornp?*!it? say that we I cannot hold up at the iow )>rioe which ; I we arm oilerin^ our Furniture, with j I any more decree of certainty than ! we could expect lo bales of Cotton oh ; | of one acre of poor land. See our ; > Furniture Ad in this paper. THE LION FUKNITFRE CO., Columbia, S. C. j i Leafe-Tfoa Prlee Fine , Harness, Pianos, iSE. tt Week I 'roduce. OTHING & GENTS' | ;| FURNISHINGS. J if )ur Clothing aud Gents' Furn- j iugs department outclasses nil ?vji vions eliorts?both in quality Mffl . style. Everything that's | ) jjs ,* and stylish at the right |?'i;iS x*s. Come to Mimnaugh's jliy'ig vnnr Fnll <?nih t&} B SHOES FOE ALL. |jJ > fe have all the well known u 95 nds of Shoes, in all the new ^ m pes and leathers, for men, y* xien and children. ty B tLOVES FOE FALL I I ur Fall Gloves are here. We fi ays "brag" just a little about r.j w Glove Department, for it's a |i 1111011 saying among women ^ || t "if Miinnaugh hasn't it, it = t in town." But we've a full jl i ! of both Sill: and Kid Gloves J 1 7. That means all kinds in sizes at lowest prices. 3 LED SHITS. I ations in Women's Tailored a , the many satin buttons and tl P 9, the long hipless, semi-fitted ?rith sash at top of girdle, are fijj* evival of the Directoire style. | i the prices are bound to | Drders Filled | / V ? -* < ? 4 For Sale. TRosd.'rv. November 2-ith, 11^08, I v. ill J s: II to the highest bidder, at the Benjamin Kawl place, my entire personal property: Household and lutcln-n fuv nhure, buggy. 1 spring wagon, I marc, hoes. corn, fodder, peavinc iiav, farm ing implements, one engine, shingle mill, belt end cotton pro.-s. Terms easii. \V. ALONZU KAISER, Lexington, Route 2. Nov. 9, 1908. o\v4-p its of Baiesisurg, Organs, Sewing