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I R-V^WWWWWV I 1909 i New goods cc # stock of Dry G-ood r thing for the hons J special attention 1 J. L. fltwwwwvww p mrazii axtd scissors. Wwitite Notes Gathered Here and j Hp?-'' There by a Dispatch Man. H Mr. J. W. Oooaer, Jr? of I/eesviUe, 1 . is in attendance upon court a# a juror. 1 -Be sure to call and settle for your paper when in town. Comic and novelty valentines of all kinds, at the Bazaar* Better list your property with Auditor Dent now. Tne time for making expires on Feb 20th. - ?- ? - - M t ' IT6H cured in 30 minutes by wooiI lord's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by Derrick's Drag Store. 6m31 Mr. Julian A. Gay den, the popular mayor of New Brookland, is attending court this week. Fresh lot of honey in to-day?10c per pound. Come before it is all sold. W. P. Roof. Always remember you find everything in Furniture at Scott Hendrix' furniture store, and the prices please you. Call and see him for your wants. The many friends of Mrs. Dr. J. J. Wingard will be pained to learn that she has been confined to the bed for several days. Get your vail en tines at The Bazaar. |i: v Albert M. Boozer, Esq., a prominent member of the Columbia Bar, was here on legal business yesterday. ?SALESMEN WANTED to look after our interest in Lexington and adiacent counties. Salary or Com sni'ssion. Address The Harvey Oil Co., > f: I <31evelandt Ohio. A friend showed us a spetntoeh of a - sweet potato on Monday, which was evidently a cross between-a "Georgia Burk" and Carolina yam. / FOR SALE?A bflat Cornet, nickel finished and bright polished in fine condition (good as new) with nice leather carrying case for & v sale at low figures Apply to Rice B. Harman Mrs. Sarah R. Shnler, of Batesbnrg, ' was the charming-"guest of Mrs. p? /< C. M. isnra lor a iew aays last wee*. Wanted^-Piedmont cigarette coupons; I will pay 40c per hundred cash ? in redeeming these coupons. > ^ Rice B. Harman. The Rev. B. W. Crock leaves this I morning for Pembroke* Va., to visit his family. Knobby children shoes arrived this week. Come and see them before Iraying elsewhere. ' W. P. Roof. Sunday is the 14th?Valentine day. There is no better place in Lexingto buy your'groceries than at H. M. Wingard's. He always has something good to eat and takes pride in handling the best at lowest prices. Mr. W. A. Crout of Gilbert 1, called in to see ns Monday and paid np like the good fellow he is. For seed Irish potatos, and onion TT I seis, go 10 xj, xiaiLiitui a givucij, where you always flud groceries to , please you. Mr. R. Wilber Frick, a prominent merchant of Chapin, a graduate of Newberry oollege and one of the most popular young men in the county, left tor his home Monday after having sat iiD the Craft murder case for mo: e than four days. For ycur wants in shoes, come to me My line cannot be equalled and prices are right. W. P. Roof. Dr. G. R. Harding, the painless dentist, with moderate charges, is giving his personl attention to his nffipft nraetiee. near Hvatt's Park. Ridgewood car passes the door every fifteen minutes. : A - . _ If you want good looking and subgtantial shoes for ladies, gents and children, go to H. Mu Wingard. He has the shoes and they are sold at lowest prices. Call and see. Mr. E. A. Smith, one of the cleverest and most substantial citizens of Black Creek, was here Thursday and did hot go away forgetting the printers. There are so many careless people UUUb iVi* vucn pdpci) WJUCU I it is only a dollar a year, and where there are so many the aggregate is a good sum of money. Reader, please 000't be one of this careless class, but come or send and settle for your paper, then both of us will feel better. I Headc 1 It is a recognized fact I for the spot cash? Ai 1 us. Prices are the lowe I I F I 'ELi. S&r . v - . ' v * vuuuuww >ming in every day. s, Notions, Shoes, Clot! ehold. We have what ;o all mail orders. Yon mhm rnmmm ? hhm WWWVWWWS MEET ME FEBHUAKY A MO l600DS FOR Rl ! AT I ' We are going to make February history of Tapp's merchandising i "going to do things." Our stock Every department is now in the r means to you: That we need roon want to make the room RIGHT I We are offering goods that you wi ble prices. Shop here early every | Supreme Values Our line of Spring Suits is pari x??? i j new styles, ueautnuny tauuicu m in the newest standard materials a one is offered at much less than it Unprecedented 1 Co? ^ This cold weather reminds one i eral months. Anyway, .with a ne sirable. And the Coat styles of m ticeable extent to those of this sea Coats should be one of supreme in at startling reductions. Here are A magnificent showing of handso Coats, trimmed in silk braid am | gray, green, navy and black; tn Carolinas at $10, $12.50 and $1 | sale this week at [ A Bplendid assortment of broken s just the garment for the school | tan; excellent values regularly i out price this week I Seasonable Dress G< In purchasing Drees Goods here you Goods that you need just at this season mg JDatgauiD If there ever was a time when yon nee cold spell is not the last one this winter severest in Febmrry. So take advantaf and keep warm cold winter nights that j ORDER E We prepay mail, expre99 or freight c ped to any point within a radius of 600 THE JAMES L. 1638 to 1646 Main S A strong blast, with BUFFA ill The ideal pori V COLUMBIA SUPPLY There will be an examination held here on the 27th of February for carrier on rural route No. 6, leading out from this place, which is scheduled to begin operations on the 6th of April. Mrs. Dr. J. E. Boozer, and charming little daughter, Virginia, of Columbia, are visiting at the home of fi. M ffarman and Mr. J. J. FOX, relatives here. Mr. J. A. Gantt of Irene, was here yesterday and kindly remembered the printers with his dollar. Mr. Simon Amick, a grood and substantial farmer of the Fork, sent us hi9 dollar Monday for another year. ?B???MB??B? ?JL ^ jUctrusrs that we are the largest deal id in this way are better pre st. Goods are the best. We ^ JON THE LEADERS. THI ' ? ? -> i MIMNA We always gather tl hing, Furnishings, Ladi you want and 'tis need . always find big values NAUC COLUMBIA, SOU: VWWWWVWV1 AT TAPP'S NTH OF VALUES. IGHT NOW RIGHT PRICES. r the "Biggest February" in the n Columbia. In a word, we are of goods has been rearranged, nain store. And this is what it 1 for arrivals of goods and we tfOW. Come and buy this week, ant right now at the lowest possiday s in Qr?vi ncr 7 XJJk AXLQ N/MAVM* ticularly attractive; all dashing, rich, plain and trimmed effects md leading mixtures, and every s real value. Values in Long its. that winter is not over yet by sev w Spring Suit a Coat is very deBxt season will not vary to a noson. So this sensational sale of aportance to you, as we offer Coats some values: mely Tailored Broadcloth Long i satin bands; colors: tan, brown, e best values ever offered in the * .5; take your choice in closing out $6.48 izes in Children's Long Coats? girl; colors: brown, gray, blue and it $6.50 to $9.50; special closing $1.98 and $2.98 >ods Rightly Priced. save money. We are offering Dress of the year at the very lowest prices. in Blankets. xled Blankets it is right Now. And this by any means. Columbia's winters are je of this Big Blanket Sale this week are bound to come. 3Y MAIL. >n all purchases of $5.00 or more shipmiles of Columbia. 1APP COMPANY treet. Columbia, S. C. : r-;?i little effort, can be procured witn a LO 625 FORGE cable forge for outdoor work Write for prices r CO., Columbia, S. C. Call at my store and see all the latest styles in ladie's dress goods and silks. They have just arrived and the prices are always the lowest. T. H. Williams. LOST?Between Columbia and Batesburg, on Augusta road, a brass automobile exhaust horn. Reward will be paid for same if left at Dispatch office. For fertilizers of best brands "it lowest prices, call and see Caughman & Harman. Mr. Geo. W. Reeder, of Edmund one of our first subscribers, alway i. A j 1m o r* rl J prompt', UclJ 1OU 111 HJ.UUVir?j auu ? , I for his paper another year. ers of Commercial Fertilizers pared to give you lower price vant to figure with the best fi 1 PmCE OF ^ i - - - * / v- i UGH'S ? ie newest out. We Li es' Suits, Skirts and Clo; less to go elsewhere. A at our store and we are rH CAROLINA. GRAND LPT i w ^fS&Sfk ^HHK\ < ^SCT Q Two car loads co 1 good business hors grand lot. And tb buy than right no^ "Our Guai Gregory = C 1113 ijg m .. ..... ___? ^ - I 131? j? ^ ^ Colur j^jr) (?&'" .'-^'i^fV4"'/vH ^VSt1^ &V43j5&& ?'%&&$& iCvl-ql: <$gte5gEv!!- ^^m?} in this seetion. We buy our 11 L L ? !S tnan you can get must anvw irmers of Lexington couoty, b< BATES^^G HEKi M? BHMBBHBHBBMBHBa ^ . _ - " Lave the largest and aks, Art Squares, Ru sk lor it it you don't s( glad to serve our Lex ill MUIES Al We now have ii \ grandest lot of G Business Horses a shipped to Colun aiatched teams in matched teams ir mules. itton mules, togetl es and mares are ere never was a 7. ?antee Means Son onder Mule Hampton Street, Columbia, S. C f , tmm| We will ha rive on Feb mjO one car of ^Gg Mules that' brought to ( Come and for they are ||l| I Assembly Street abia, South Caroli J I' wAgent &, Far |MA ' ijiib,i ! ii11niBacMaMc?at??bob?^mb?wen f Fertili Kanits, Nitrate of Soda and here. Come to see us. Tell 3lie\ ing that it will be to their best selected # gs, and every- # 3e it- We pay r ington friends. caiajfi | wvwvwwvi ilia > * i our barns the ? food Mules and '' ind Mares ever ibia. We have big mules, and l medium sized ler with several included in this better time to > i ie thing." ^ Company 1 ! I* ) fina J * b. jX na. ^ , P. ROOF LEXINGTON, S. C., ; for all kinds of ming . Implements. % WRITE FOR PRICES. :] Murate of Potash I i your friends about | ' pocket book's sake. g ^ r