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o aaagrgq?g? .'jm* 'IIJBP?esmra ? We begin the N< * - stock of Dry G-ooc e thing for the hous tspecial attention 1 J. L. LZ~ </vvvvvvv*vvvv* ?ENCXL AND SCISSOBS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man, Get your vallentine9 at The Bazaar. " Everybody should attend the John R. Smith's big shows next week. Hon. W. H. Sharpe of Edmund, was in town Monday on legal business. A car of the best horses and mules just received at the Witt Bros, stables - ?- ? Poll f-n qpa them. Hi) j3WAii3ca> vuii uvv, ? The many friends of Mrs. Frank W. Shealy will be glad to learn that she is improving from her recent illnesss. Whenever you are in need of a good farm or draft mule always see the Witt Bros., at Swaucea. They are in the trade to please. Mr. P. J. Wessinger, of New Brookland, member of the mercantile firm of Shall & Wessinger, was in town yesterday. Measles, and mumps are raging in the Sand hills. The school at Gasron and Boynton academy have been forced to close down on account of the measles. While at Swansea, it was our pleasure to meet Judge Lyon, father of our very able attorney general J. Fraser Lvon. who, with his wife were visit ing the family of Dr. J. K. Langford. Mr. D. E. Boatwri^ht of Samaria, has moved with his family to Baum, Ga., about 65 miles beyond Augusta. FOR SALE?Rhode Island Red and Buff Plymouth Rock eggs at $1.00 per setting of fifteen. P. J. Wessinger, New Brookland, S. C. Mr. W. M. Swartz a popular Salesman in the hardware department of Lorick & Lowrance in Columbia, spent Sunday with relatives and friends here. A full line of gent's and boys hats and caps just opened up at T. H. Williams.' Mis9 Ida Sh^aly, a-popular young lady of near Batesburg, was the guest of Miss Edith Wingard on Saturday and Sunday. For buggies, carriages, wagons and harness, of best make, call on the Witt Bros., at Swansea. Mr. T. G. Wright, of Boston, Mass., a very bright gentleman well versed, having travelled extensively, is. visiting Batesburg and nearby towns on pleasure bent. We are glad to learn that Mr. Wrieht will visit Lexington in the near future. Call at T. H. Williams' and see the new ready-to-wear hats for ladies. Just arived and of the latest designs. \ You will find the prices right. Ladies V invited to make an inspection before buying elsewhere. Mr. T. C. Shealey, an expert wood workman of Batesburg, spent Saturday in Lexington on matters of business. The John R. Smith's 10 big shows will be in Lexington all of next week. The greatest attractions of the season. "mr. c. (t. Riley, mpmber of the firm of Riley and Haigler Bros., merchants of Swansea came up on Tnursday to > attend the marriage of liis brother, to Miss Efiie Seay. Next week will be gala week in Lexidgton?The John R. Smith's ten big shows will b* here all the week. LOST?On Wednesday, Jan, 20th, on the road between Leesville and Lexington, a ladies' black neck fur Liberal reward if returned to TheDis *? ~ paieu umuc. One solid week of fun and amusement?from Monday, Feb. 1st, to Sat: iurday, Feb. 6th?the John R. Smith's ^fcen big shows will be in Lexington. See the advance styles in spring and summefeshoes for men, women and children, at T. H. Williams.' Read the advertisement of Riley and Haigler Bros., in this issue. This i9 a new firm at Swansea, having bought the stock of W. H. F. Rast. Their goods are new and their prices tell the tale. The favorable weather has caused the farmers in the sand hills to begin operations for the coming crop. ISew dress goods are arriving almost daily at T. H. Williams.' Be sure to inspect his stock before buying. raMMBmagaaaMamam It is a recognized fact for the spot cash? A us. Prices are the lowus mfTTiitf lt-tfrTr - 1 1 J J J m . 1 ew Year with Dercer prepara,uuu? man cva Is, Notions, Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings, Lac iehold. We have what you want and 'tis nee to all mail orders. 2ou always find big value COLUMBIA, SOI I MEET ME AT TAPP'S Every Day a Bargain Day. Buy Mill-Ends Now. Sensational Selling At Tapp's. This will be a big week here. This Sale will soon be History and you should take advantage of the Mill-End Cut Price and Rearranging Sale. Be here every day. ' ? ' ? _ a jjjverytnmg m tixe xiniitui muao <uu The Mill-End value-giving in cur Suit Department reigns supreme. Every single solitary article must go before we begin tc rearrange our store this coming week. There are just two or three more days remaining of this "opportunity knocking at your door': to buy clean, desirable and dependable merchandise at the most economical prices ever before named in this part of America. These values certainly merit your attention and will appeal to the economical shoDDers, who are looking out for the interest and welfare w r A / ? of their pocketbook. The weather man says we will have lots ol cold weather in February, so take time by the forelock and buy a good warm Long Coat now at thegreat sacrifice Mill-End Sale prices. Long Coats in the very latest cuts, Empire back, beautifully trimmed, a splendid Coat at $10.00; Mill-End Sale price now $6.48 A most remarkable offering in Children's Coats at $1.98 and $2.98. A fine Coat at these little prices is far better than a savings bank account for the little folks. White Taffeta Silk Waists with plaited and hemstitched front.? formerly sold at $5.00; Mill-End Sale price to close out $1.50 All Silk Petticoats with pretty frills; closing out Mill-End price2.5C n?n a nrpf.tv Eveninsr Coat, Now is an op JJVC1J >v<jjuau cliuuiu v ii ?? ? ^ j ? _ q portunity to buy one for much less than the materiale alone would ordinarily cost. You don't want to delay on these, sure...?14.95 Tailor-Made Suits for Spring. The new model 1909 Spring Suits are most beautiful in design and workmanship. The proper tight fitting sleeves and Eengalinc silk trimmings. Every suit an exclusive novelty. The pretties! and snappiest ever put on sale in the Carolinas at ?25.00 and ?35.00. Come eariy for yours while your size is here. ORDER BY RSAIL. 11 ? ^oirrVif nr, ail rmmhflses of S5.00 or more ship W 6 prepay man, jjicsa <^j. n&j^uU v.. t . ped to any point within a radius of 600 miles of Columbia. THE JAMES L HP? COT 1338 to 164-6 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. AnnouncemenT We beg to annouce to our friends and customers that we have bought out the entire stock of goods of W. H. F. Rast, and have added a new line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods, Etc., and a full line of. General Merchandise. n 1 rto ie n/-ir?oicfa?lf with hon? You will always una our prices as iU W dO JLO oiu WJ.A w * * ? ? . ? est dealings. You are cordially invited to visit our store at all times. ?/ Yours for business, Riley & Haigler Bros., j SWANSEA, S. C. ; that we are the largest dealers of Commercial Fertilize o nd in this way are better prepared to give you lower pri est. Goods are the best. We want to figure with the best Aay _ THE LEADERS. THE PRICE FIXERS OF -' ?"" 'i'ro'nrTr"i--'rrrTirr"'"'^T''^""-,^"~'**""'? ' ? J*-?? J ^ TT7""U r> TT.-\ -fli A 1 o i*r XO serve uie ura/U.e. w t? ulclvo uuu xci/xg lies' Suits, Skirts and Cloaks, Art Squa dless to go elsewhere. Ask for it if you s at our store. : : : : : JTH CAROLINA. MP LOT OF MULE k Two car loads cotton mules, ; good business horses and mar ! grand lot. And there never i buy than right now. "Our Guarantee Meai Gregory = Conder JV 1113 Hampton Street, Co ; | ? DON'T FAIL ? M When in need of anyth: i ijij ! J' Line. One car of Mu fj Received to-day. m i f 1318 Assembly i ? Columbia, South m |^| I ry inw !>! imi i i i" t- i~m 111 iibirr 111 i i i muni 1111 > 11 ihmh ' rs in this seetion. We buy our Kanits, Nitrate o res than vou can <>*et most anywhere. Come to s< * O v' fariiners of Lexington eouotv, believing tliat itwil 1 } %J 1 o ?% JH IF^ B&7ESBURG AWcf i'G* jest and best selected $ ,res, Rugs, and every- # don't see it- We pay r' HI "arising# f,fl lave in our barns the ! fc of Good Mules and arses and Mares ever I Columbia. We have! I ims in big mules, and fl - -' 1 , together with several es are included in this I vas a better time to fl as Something." -JB lisie Company lumbia, S. C. J A rQ SEE =-?- | ing in the MULE 1 M les and Horses 1 1 H I 0 jj^j| |j| Pi i ' CUvaqI &< u Carolina ^^ ^ |j I w. p. rooT 1 LEXINGTON, S. C., flj . Agent for all kinds of J^k Farming 1 implements. l WHITE FOE PBICES. I MBBHMBBBHBBBBKgBaBZgBBBMB?M| H rtSlizers- i I ] Ika E I i &Ebi i | jfl _ | J f Soda and ilurate of Potash | V Be us. Tell vour friends about g |fl [I & AH