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| The Lmagtoa Dispatch. Wednesday, February 3, 1909. , ^ ? ' tft Cotton Market. Lexii^on .....9% ggfe 7?. Xa&sx to 2T0W A&vartisoaeats. j Ciuatj^ns?-Geo. S. Drafts. I . College Place?M W Mason. j MaJsfcl-Caughman Bros. / . ts ?W "NT Tv a miner & Co. j JCW A, Furnttaire?*Home Forniture Co. Amy^The Big Girl. Haccfcirare?McCartha Hard. Co. Dej^eits?Carolina National Bank. Stoves?W S Stewart. Haj?ces??Wilse W Martin.' , ' - < rr?* * ?^ J. C. Eiaard & Co. ' yffny in orcler to make room for new spring sxbods. vTfcifr inillinery department of Board's store fa. the equal or any j store in this section of the. state, and yota should sixrsffs inspect the millinery at Kinard's before buying^ elsewh^fe. A 1 *--- - - - al l II II Rev. Browa Accepts Call. The Rev* T. S. Brown, of Pittsburg, Pa., has accepted the call extended ; '" him several weeks ago by St. StephT.nthferah church/and is expected v r tajirrive with bis family about March j c 1st. The Rev. Mr. Brown made a moat favorabie impression upon all those who heard himpr^aeh a few weeks ago and it is very gratifying to learn that he has decided to come south. Thomas Craft Denied Bail. * Clerk of Court Frank W. Shealy received notice from Judge DeVore yesterday'morning. stating that he had denied bail to Thomas Craft, who i9 in jail here charged with the murder of Garfield Hutto. It is likely that will be tried this week. , la 1 " B. F. D. Ezamination. There will be an examination held he^re on the 27th of February for car. lier on rural route No. 6, leading out * from this place, which is Scheduled to begin operations on the 6th of April. y : ItcCartka Hardware Co., Seethe advertisement of the McCartha Hardware Co., of Leesville, in this issue. They can fill your wants in any and everything in the hardware ? line. They have a full supply of cotton planters and guano distributors. ^ Their prices will please you. Homo Furniture Co. ' The Home Furniture Co., is the style of a new firm in Leesville. They handle everything in up-to-date furniture, mattresses etc. J Dr. L. B. Etheredge is president of the concern, and the business is bound to succeed. See their ad elsewhere in this issue. Gardut?-Sooffleld. A. marriage of much interest to the ^friends oUthe contracting parties was "that of Mr.' Hamilton Scoffield and Miss Irene C; Gardner, which occurred at the home of the bride's parents, v near Swansea, on January 14th, the Bev. J. C. Davis officiating. Both of these young people are popular and many* congratulations have been showered upon them. . ? i : . _ _ Valentines. The Bazaar has just received a full snpply of vallentines of every description. Call to see them. Aaaouaotamt. We will continue to run our closing out sale during February. We have - - stocks of nice goods left that must be sold regardless of cost. Call and see. W. H. Donley, Gilbert, S. C. This is just the time of year when you are most likely to have kidney or bladder trouble, with rheumatism and rheumatic pains caused by weak kidneys. Delays are dangerous. Get ?et ,r Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, and be sure you get what you ask for. They are the best pills made for backache, weak back, urinary disorders, inflammation of the bladder, etc. They are -antiseptic and act promptly.. We sell and recommend them. Kanfmann Drug Co. < Lever For Parcels Post. ' Washington, Jan. 28.?General debate on the postoffice appropriation bill was resumed in the house. Representative I/ever of South Carolina . declared the bill reported by the postal commisison for reorganizing the postal service should not be passed at this session. There is not any better Salve than P'-Qivctri Wif TTataI Knlvp TI JlUt O VWA I/V*4?V\A ft *VV?* ? V> > We hereby warn the public that we are not responsible for any injurious effects caused from worthless or poisonous y imitations of our DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, the original. It is ' good for anything when a salve it is especiallv good for piles. Be sure you get DeWitt's: Sold by Kaufmami Drug, Oo-M? * ??? ??????????? | IMPO * The remarkable developme $25 per lot advance to take there is no reason why inte in 10 days, and most of the unsold on Hyatt Avenue is The panic is over, and C ? hood, marvelous developnn r . By All Mean3 See "Tiielma." Among the many attractions and amusements of The John R. Smith Carnival 'Company, now in our town, is the wonderful and novel feature of ?> n w> a '1 mi-, oil mo" ciftfiH for luauaui^ J.UVUUU , .... n tune teller, who gives you true life j readings from the lines of the hand. J She tells your past, present and future life, pointing out the road to success and happiness by personal magnetism associated with an endowment of inspiration by which she advise* regarding love; courtship, marriage, separation, law suits, losses, speculations, etc. She will tell you the leading events of your past" life so accurate ey that you will be bound to believe her predictions of the future. Pay her a visit while here this wTeek and you will be .pleased. \ Tiree Gccfi, Live . Agepts Wanted at once in Leiington county to inQttll O Tn CUMtnrinnS TemedV U.UUUVC aiiV4 OVA* AUV*? _#. that ia extensively advertised and used by every member of the family and in the stable. An exceptional opportunity to the right parties to make good money. In replying state if you have a team and write at once. Louis B. Martin, 2wl5 ^ Box 110, Richmond, Va. . Columbia Theatres. The "Lyric" theatre in Columbia, managed by Mr. Rockfeller, is grcvw' 1 TkrvrMilar ucifh txiP Jll? UiUiC auu uiwiv/ fan-loving public every day. During the past week "The Lyric" has been rendering one of the best programs, ever seen in Columbia, regardless of the price admission. Mr. Rock feller is always looking out for something new, and he gets it. This little house is packed and jammed at every performance. The "Little Grand" managed by Mr. Davenport, continues to draw a large patronage, and is decidedly popular. The "Little Grand" always has excellent programs, and you can certainly "laugh and grow fat " These little theatres furnish o#*lighfful amusements to those who toil ? ' > 3 it- 1 ? A tnrougn tne aay, ana me price ui <iumission 19 so small that any one can afford to attend every night. If yon need a pill take DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Insist on them; gentle, easy, pleasant, little liver pills. Sold by Kanfmann Drag, Co. Honey to Loan on Improved Farming: Lands. Money to loan On improved farming lands. No commissions charged. Borrower pays actnal cost of perfecting loan. E. K. PALMER, Sylvan Bnilding, Columbia, S. C. 'Phone 1086. 4wl7 College Flaee Directors. An important meeting of the direc tors of the North Colombia Land company was held yesterday. { All the directors werepresent. Mr. M. w. Mason general sales manager, presented ah encouraging report as to sales of lots and the general developement of the property. The company decided to continue its policy of imprpvQQients. A graded school being much needed, measures were taken looking to the securing of a school building in [the community in the near future. Mr. Mason, general sale9 manager, was instructed ro add $25 to the prices of all lots fronting on Hyatt avenue, the advanced price to apply to all purchases after February 15. The outlook for new buildings is promising and it is confidently expected that the excellent record of last year will be exceeded by at least 100 per, cent. Mr. Mason managed to sell agreat deal of real estate, even during the "panic" months.?The State. Notice, Pensioners. The county board of pensions will meet atLexington on Monday, Feb. 15, 1909, for the purpose of receiving applications and closing up the roll of new applicants. S. M. Roof, Chairman Pension Board. Notice To Taxpayers. Auditor W. D. Dent will be at Edmunds on Saturday morning, Feb. 6th and at Brookland on the 12th and 13th, for the purpose of taking tax returns. Please bear this in mind, and be on hand promptly. |. ~ ! ! Cut Prices On Stoves, i 1 . 1 j HEATING STOVES. | COOK STOVES. ! RANGES. J Special Cook Stove No. 8, with ! 16-inch oven at S11.50 i j IW. S. STEWART j | 1526 Main St., i . I I Columbia, Soutli Carolina. j | ^"B"MniCDKI mUU 1 m1 j RTANT NOTU nt of College Place property situate! i elfect February lb. Money saved ?nded purchasers should not take ad i purchases are for purpose of impro > limited, and those who come first < * i i ollege Place has entered on an era c . eii/lnu'oll'C! onil nftorNr all Sill j IM\ CU OIVA\ >> uiivoj ciuu iivuiij dii ir address M. W. MASS [| "RUBBER! RUBBER!" | S and vnn had hotter "rubber" this ^ I way if you would secure the best | bargains in medicinal rubber | goods of all kinds. Here you g will find a variety of ? HOT WATER BAGS, BULB and | FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, I as well as atomizers, nipples, and | the u^ual line of rubber goods 8 handled by first-class druggists, j The qualities are guaranteed to be t* perfect, and the prices are lower 3 than you will find elsewhere in m this neighborhood. jjj THE KAUFMAN DRUG | I COMPANY, ' | | LEXINGTON, SOUTH CAR. $ I . I Good morning! Won't yoi come in and see our new style i Low Shoes for Ladies? The kind we sell at $2.0C you Will find nicer, finer anc v j i -1 - XT XV _ l_r 3 Dexter maue man me mjxu y ui have been getting. Tan Kid, Tan Calf andBlaci Kid are the most popular thii season. EHELICH'S, I COLUMBIA, S.C Igpjj AS ^ELL AS large ones are welcome here? I vnn not; wait until vour bus- i in ess has assumed great propor- j tions before opening a Checking i Account, DO SO TO-DAY. j I Our patrons regardless of the j j amount of business1 done, receive j i every courtesy in all matters of j business entrusted to us?and j there is nothing hi safe bankiug ! we cannot perform. Talk it over ; j with our cashier. CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK, B COLUMBIA, S. C. !_! _ I ZE. Advance 1 near the Columbia College, lias is money earned, and besides tbe vantage of the opportunity to sav 1 A- "l>__ A ? X C vein en i. j>y prompt action, vuu *et first choice. >f prosperity that will make it the city conveniences with county tr IN, General Sales M i A Night Eider's Eaid. The worst niglifc riders are calomel, i croton oil or aloes pills. They raid your b jd to rob you of rest. Not so with Dr. King's New Life Pills. They never distress or inconvenience, but always c eanse the system, curing Colds, Headj ache, Constipation, Malaria. 25c at i Kaufman Drug Co., Derricks Drugstore i and Sandel's Drug Store., A me^n trick for a man to play or, J a girl who rejects his proposal, de- j clares the New York press, is to take j v . . ' J1 ner at ner worn. 11 Alfred I. Fax, I ! Real Estate and insurance, j LEXINGTON, S. C. ! j WANTED j i Five 100 acre Farms, > ! FOR SALE. | j 165 acres one mile from Lexing- J ( ton depot; 75 acres cleared; young > ( orchard; creek runs through > j place; fruit never fails. > i 20 acres near Lexington. > j : i 69 acres 4 miles from Steedman > , | { ?18 acres cleared. / J i J One lot in town of Lexington. > i w acres wicnm one mue 01 g i J Arthur, 2 acres open land. Plenty | ; < of water on the place. K I * One lot on Main street of Lex! } j j | ington; good building. > , j J One lot on Main street of Lex- > , I | * ington; store building and ware- > E \ house. . | j 80acres 2 miles from Lexington. > ; ( Plenty water. Fruit never fail-. > ^ 85 acres near Lexington. Good | j \ for truck. Fruit never fails. > I 250 acres 21 miles from South- > . | ern railway. 00 acres open land. | < Fruit never fails. Good orchard > : < on the place. Two buildings. > | 25 resident lots in tow u of Lex- > ' ington. : Lot in Lexington with 3-rocin j dwelling. [ : < 45 acres, miles from Lexington, > : < 9 acres open lapd. Plenty water. > j 158 acres 2$ miles from South- J ( ern railway, 50 acres open land. , Two story dwelling painted and has 8 rooms. Store house and ] good barn and stables. Fruit [ ( never fails. ( 95 acres, 25 acres open land, [ i 35 acres round timber, 35 acres } i boxed timber, 2 4-room houses, > J barn and stables. Church and j ] school house within 2 miles of > ( placp. > , J 4 one-half apre lots on Depot | Street. ? k 3 4 one-half acre lots on new I I ' J street to be called Fort Street. J j ( One large lot, 6-room dwelling R | { and barn on Main Street, Lex- ? < j ington. f | i 100 acres, 30 acres open land, K < dwelling and barn, church and S J [ .j school within one mile, 5 miles | ; , from Gaston, 6 miles from Swan, ' # J I L ,i sea. 2 . \ , ' 1 acre, 5-room dwelling just > j j outside the incorporate limits of [ J i Lexington. > ^ < .3 acres, g?od dwelling near > Lexington..,. | 3 i 6 lots on East Church Street, ? "XXTri+n nr nail tn flfift me i A AWV VA VMIAA w ! AT ! j THE HOME BANK, ; . j Lexington, S. C. ; i < ' J | COLUMBIA S.C. | | THERE'S JUST NO GETTING AWAY FROM FACTS. When I stand sqnre on both feet and tell yon I am selling better harness for less money than yon ever paid before. I'm telling facts ?and I can prove it. . Neighbor, don't buy a thing in ? - - ? I !|the harness line tin you get my prices. Here are a few: S Plow Collars at 30c. 1 Plow Bridles at 75c. i $2.50 Leather Collars at... $1.50. | LET'S KELP THE MULE | WILSE W. MARTSN, \ j 3118 Plain St.. Columbia, S. C. 1 , ?HSMHBH LJi^dUW? in rnuc <$ju v led the board of direction to authorize large profits which an investment in ( e ?25 on each lot purchased. More tl not only save ?25 but also get a better 4 finest residence section of Columbia, ixes. Pie acts wisely who acts prompt anager, 404 Skyscraper fv ^ Copyright 1908 by 1 Hart bchaffner & Marx ' !L ^ ,^r. SHE IS H THE LARGEST GIRL ON EART ON EARTH. BIGGEST BUN( GREAT HINDO FORTUNE TEL All ladies visiting this high-class told free of charge. ODe ticket sd Admission: Adnlts 10 cents. Chi ^/?\ /iwl\ /fwl\ 78wl i BARGAINS - A1 w | In order to make S Spring Goods, we a heard-of Bargains i | ment of our store. . s must go?and go a ?jjs- \ less of Cost. ^ s When in Columbia s our stor#your shop Y llfm nuu I nm. rum Mfl. 1804 Main Street, CI LEESVILI Have a full line of New ture, Mattresses &c. I Furnituie Line at Low Call to see us. wmaemmmtmmm u 11?hi, .iJtfMMwnwgw % oliege Place I the advance in price of all lots Tacit oliege Place is sure to yield within \ dollars worth of loi ICliX 11 TV/ WliVVl'iv.. ? ? -- selection of lots. Remember the 1: Land high, and exceptionally healt Iv. Building, Columbia, S $ lulls Far Young F#!en Young men like to keep up rith the procession. They rant THE THING in Suits, hey like new styles, and we ow have ready, a magnificent isplay of new Fall and Win;r Suits. All the new fabrics ad shades. 510, $15, $20. Single and Double Breasted, omeplete line Furnishings, !ats, Underwear, etc. Call in. 4. L. KINARD. THE CLOTHIER 523 Main St., Columbia, S. C % *> '^A^V -^f>'^' 2f>/!*%?^hJ^*^riJ^> ERE H. THE LARGETS SNAKE )H OF MONKEYS. THE .^M^. LER. show will have their fortune -nits to all fonr shows. \ ldren 5 cents. , rSn *1 room for new > ire offering un- > n every depart- > All winter goods > i. J ? \i/ i unce regain- > be r ' o make j. ping place. I jm & Sons, | HJ.UMBIJS, S. G. nifiiro Ha iiiblfll v w jE, s. c., LJiuui mmjw nil f /II Up-to-Date FurniSverything in the Prices. jjnm1. - mmai?B?H?gw TiSTfiTt7.T? ' r>~TWift?Ti?i IfcMJT ?-rifl Mi Mil !? Lots)g on Hyatt Avenue lie next few months ? ts have been sold withnimber of choice lots iilul, select neighborSouth Carolina.