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51 J???? ? ftWWWWVWW | FRUI1 I We bough 2 signment, and Iered in the Ca: 2 to buy at once. i .1. i luuvwivuv PS2TCXL AND SCISSOBS. B Wayside Notes Gathered Here ard * There by a Dispatch Man. 4 * There Will" be an eclipse of the moon Thnrs4ay. (tomorrow) night. e: x Best brands of cigars always found rw at The Bazaar. u ; i Mr. Jeter Boat wright, of Samaria, Was in town Monday. Mr. H. D. Lybrand is in Charleston, v a juror at the United States court. Mr. Franklin Hallman, of tbeCbine* qnepin section, was in town Monday, Barrett Jones, Esq., of Batesburg, a was here on legal bnsiness Saturday. a If yon are due us for yonr paper, please call, or send and settle. 8 Fine cigars and smoking tobacco, at t< Harman's Bazaar. Mr. H. D. Loom an, a prosperous farmer residing near Batesburg, was J| here on Monday. h GOFLY keeps flies of horses and 8/ cattle. 25c and 50c at all drug stores. 40 Mr James Richardson has pure has- V ed a handsome International Harvest- x er automobile. g . Miss Winnie Wolfe, a charming young lady of Columbia, is the ad- t :V mired gnest of relatives here. ^ . If you want a bargain in men's pants v and overalls, go to H. N. Kaminer d &Co. g Mr. O. Steele was in town yesterday and dropped in to see us and paid b ;? V f ; a dollar for his paper. a Buy your ice cream churns from I i H, N. Kaminer & Co. It is the "Bliz- r - - - 'I fi xard" and they ireeze qmc*. i uu t bay any other. a ' - Mr. Henry Day, of Irene, who un- fc derwent a serious operation * seyeral weeks ago, is at home again, to the c delight of his friends. Mr. Chas. E. Corley, Jr., is in Charleston, serving as a grand juror in the United States court. Mr. W. H. Geer, the popular traveling representative of The State, spent 0 yesterday in Lexington in the interest r of his paper. a WANTED Two of our subscribers a each to bring us a bushel of peas on t subscription. Dispatch. g Read the little ad of Mr. James R. t Richardson in this issue and when you S want to take an automobile ride, call t him up. His phone number is 60. * Potato plants for sale at 75c per' J thousand. Apply to George Corley, * Lexington, S. C. j \ Mr. Vf. ;P. Roof and Rev. T. S. Brown spenryesterday in Batesburg, t having gone down in Mr. Roof's: handsome Buick automobile. z Mrs. L. W. Redd, who was operated 1 arm hv Hr ITnnvl. CD ftWUV WU U JD -j tern, of Columbia, is improving nicely, t If you are doe as anything on sub- ! scription send it along. We need it in our bnsiness. J Mr. Andrew Shealy, of near Bates- t burg, a progressive and popular young t planter was in town Monday. c Messrs. Rhode Roberts, Q. Y. *Win- 8 and James Richardson went to Ch&r- ^ lotte on Friday, returning Saturday in Mr. Richardson's automobile. V Mr. George M. Adams, one of the : most progressive and popular citizens * of the Baxter section, was here on Monday. Reader, if you are due anything for the Dispatch please send or call and \ settle. ( I L. I:' ^^hKVO I have she y ou have seeri i i a r nar 1725 MAIN ^wvwwww r jap t one solid carl< we hnuerht th W V ? ? u rolinas-at price They come in . Mir wvwwwwv The many friends of Mrs. W. ? lickley are glad to learn that she ble to be oat again after a weeks' illness at the home of h< arents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Steele, t I than. Prof. H. A. Branson, eaperinten< at of the Batesburg graded school as here on matters of business Sa rday. Mr. W. P. Roof, the prominent me bant, banker and cotton mill mat as re turned from a business trip 1 few York and Baltimore. Mr. William Charles Farber, vici resident and general manager of tt [iddleburg mill at Batesburg, wa mong the prominent gentlemen hei n Monday. Miss Iceoline Harm an has bee pending the week in Columbia a snding the college commencement The friends of Mr. Thos. P. Meet -and they are legion will be glad i ?arn that he is now able to be up aft aving been confined to the bed f< everal days with rheumatism. Many from Lexington will atter he commencement exercises at tl Jollege for Women tomorrow nigh HssCaro Efird, daughter of Hon. ar frs. C. M. Efird, i6 among the list < raduates. Dr. E. P. Derrick stopped over ^exington on Saturday on his retrn rom Florida to Glenn Springs. I rill remain at Glenn's for sever lays before going North to take a po Tad uate course. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Derrick, of Bate >urg, came down on Sunday aftemoc nd remained Monday, the guests )r. and Mrs. P. H. Shealy. Mr. De ick is one of the most popular and e -J * f> is T4 ab ma o in fho nniint, LUmnt XV. XI. U. MCkLUMID 1U vuvwuuv nd is an active member of the con y association of carriers. Big line of Fishing Tackles jost r eived at The Bazaar. Subscribe to the Dispatch. Prof. Arthur F. Sarmaa. Prof. Arthur F. Harmon, princip if the Selma City 8chools, went Jamden last Friday and delivered i address at Wilcox Institute. It w > magnifioent presentation of gre ruths well told. The Wilcox Pr [ressive Era gives the entire lectui his week abd it is well worth readin Jelma is furnishing many orators f he summer season entertainmeu md commencement seasons and tl rreat theme of education is receivii nuch attention from them. Gre md lasting good will be the resu dr. Harman is an educator and 1: Fords carry conviction and inspir ion. . Here is just one gem called from tl nany to be found in the utterances < dr. Harman: "I think I may urge that the i aiument of any reasonable ideal ambition is facilitated by the wonde ul and forceful possibilities and o >ortonities of our day, and time, ai lountry. My philosophy of life teach hat there has been no time and th here is no other country wherein oi ould enter upon one's life work wii - - -- ^ * ?i uch fall connaence or success.Jelma, (Ala.,) Jonrnal, May 28th. Prof. Harman is a soil of Col. ai drs. M. D. Harman of Lexington, ai lis many friends here will learn wi ileasure of the high success he h attained in his adopted State. Bottle drinks of all kinds and flavo rill be found at the Bazaar Fountai )n ice in season. SHOES! Summer She nwiArt "Pv?AW fli n nl |JX1UC7U UiU UUU Vyi I MAKE i >es for every km l my stock and s LEXI *mai STREET. ^WWWWWWIW IS! J 5ad of Fruit Jars an( em cheap. We are >s which will mean a all sizes. Special ] 6 ri n a u g I C o I u m b i www v% www: v\ t. Another Election Wanted. Chapin, May 31. Since the election held here on the 18fch inst. to decide it whether or not Chapin should have a high school, much interest has been taken in the effort to arrange some ^ way to call another election for the same purpose. It will be recalled that ^ r- the high school proposition was killed I a, by a verv small majority. Last year :o the school building here was condemned by the State authorities, and now , ie it is up to the people of Chapin as to is whether they will build a suitable ^ building. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wessinger spent the week in Atlanta, a. Past Chancellor R. W. Frick returnee ed home Thursday, having representto d Chapin lodge, No. 140, Knights of I Pythias, at grand lodge meeting held r in Charleston. Miss Blanche Frick, who has been ie attending school in North Carolina, is t. home for vacation. ^ Col. J. H. Frick went to Lexington Friday on business. Mrs. Chas. P. Robinson is on a visit rn to relatives In Virginia. -* >: Ie Mrs. Jno. E. Folmer is on a visit to relatives in Newberry and Prosperity. Mrs. S. J. Derrick of Newberry-was 9. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. i >n Hiller. * Jas. I. Morris, editor of Chapin (f_ Home Journal, left to visit his son in y, Charlotte about three weeks ago and n~ as yet has not returned. Since his departure no paper has been published. - It was stated that M. P. Lindler will take his place and in a week or so The "l Home Journal will make its appearance once more. Mr. Lindler is a graduate of Newberry college and will al make a good editor. I to Little Mary Ann Hiller, daughter of au1 in Mr. Jas. Hiller, is home from the hos- fer pital, where she has been for several A1j - wopts. The State. bel re I Le: or Chicken Powders. *bl I tfl t,e P. J. Rucker, Columbia, S. C., says ag that all parties who have bought seed at from him are bound to be satisfied JJ' with results, if cultivated properly. ^ a. I will now send you by mail one for pound of "Good Luck" chicken pow- Ma ders for 25c. in money or stamps. I I 0 have made and Bold these powders for ^ it- over forty years. Mr. Lou Hook, of niB or Brookland, and Mr. John Hook, of 1 ? Columbia, will testify as to their id worth. Mr. P. H. Haltiwanger sold as these powders for yeai s. I guarantee dat them to stop cholera in twenty-four bh hours, keep chickens from drooping ? and dying and cause hens to lay twice ^ ^ as many eggs during the year. apj 1(j I will aho give you a secret "How an< kjj to hatch eggs and care for chickshis a8 havn'tlost a chicken or pigeon in ing many years. I pay 16c to Uncle Sam pre to send jrou these powders, as I want As to advertise them for their good. fin< rs You certainly get your money'8 worth.' has n^ Try one package. Some parties have Th< I rode fifteen miles for them. wil L SHOE >es and Oxfords m gr leapest that's good tc I SPECIALTY OF Ld of feet and to suit e iecured my prices. NGTON FRIENDS . M S SI Postoffic wvwvwwwvwwvv ELLY GL 1 Jelly Glasses that wa going to sell them at p saving of 25 per cent, to 3 prices to merchants. Wi h & C01 I J 3 a C a WWVWWW\WWW% BUl fhe Car to B Because it will neg sand with more ease than any car at any p: Because it has been en to be the best auto] hundreds of people wh with different machine V. P. ROOF, Agen o CREGORY-CONI 13-1115 Hampton Avenue ' i Automobile Transfer. j First Wi have just purchased a handsome The jury comm ^mobile, and am prepared to trans- ^tosf^f^th passengers to and from the depot, coming court, whi 30 to all points along the railroad j e ond Monday: sween Lexington and Columbia and 1 j ArtSi^Lomr xington and Batesburg, at reason- j irby Koon, ' ie prices. Prompt service. J Fred B Pounds, J. R. Richardson, | WDLuca^' one No. 50. Lexington, S. C. I RUfi18 Hall, i Geo M C Kyzer, Unclaimed XaiL ; ist of letters remaining uncalled David W Bickley, in this office for the week ending Thoe J Lewis y 31, 1909. JobSmth, ^adies: Mrs. Lilun Candia, Miss H Brignt Lindler, die Judd, Mrs. Dermet Shemwell. Qeo J Taylor, lentlamen: Keily Alston, Chan- Cha E Shull, ig Roof, C. A. Hunt, Silas E Carter, I ?hese letters will be sent to the j Monroe Rikard, id letter office June 14, 1909, if not x ivered before. In calling for the TT -J" >ve, please say advertised, giving At Till e of list. S. J. Leaphart, M. D. The Lyric the at' ' " " * ! tractive program 1 The Grand. has ever been on Manager Davenport, of The Gran**, ^est dancers and c Dreciative of the liberal patronage ever appeared I; \ many expressions of approval of audience. The Ly efforts in the past, has left noth; undone that could give for ti e each Performance ;sent week, a creditable attraction, j always has in view a result of his efforts he has the ! ers out and he has set performers for this week that | hisaudience8 entir \ ever come to Columbia. Vi9it e Grand this week and you surely sure V191^ 19 P* 1 be pleased. while in Columbia. :s! shoe; eat variety and ranging - - - ' * i j the highest tnat s oest. GOOD FARM SHOES. verybody's pocketbook. ALWAYS WELCOME. HOE S e Block. VWVWVVWVWWWW1I .ASSES! ,s snipped us on con- t rices never before of- i rou. It will pay you 5 ite for quotations. S mpany, \ 'VV*%WWWVWWWVV1> ICK c iiiy, and Why ; jotiate your bills and s and at less expense rice. used, tested and provnobile for our roads by o have had experience 3S. A it, Lexington, S. C. ~ R DER MULE CO. Columbia, S. C? >ek Jurors. A Popular Hostelry. issioners met this The Caldwell hotel, in Columbia. thp fnlirkwinc mr- . _ e"fint week of the under its new management, is grow- ' 1 ch convenes on the ing more popular every day. The ^ w x * ^ traveling meo all over the country Leonard M Jefcoat, , ... ~ ,, . Ed A Kleckley, are talklD? The Caldwell" and it is Jesse L Taylor, rapidly becoming headquarters for all Jas A Sharpe, of the T. P. A's. The accommodations at this hotel are all that could J Luther Derrick, . - i Thad W Dreher. be desired, and the rates are most C E Corley, Sr, reasonable. i W C Rhinehart, " ' " * . JnoCDooley, Am&tod For Cfa&Ml&ff. ^^lbert^eisler,' Seven citizenn of New Brooklaud Oscar Risinger, will be tried tomorrow on a charge of Sin'l ELowman, gaming. John Brunnemer, Wade Wil Fruit Hfltatoind! liam8> 305 Padgett' Seth Womble*M' >avid H 8trickland, no*d DuBose Henry Dyches and John Killian Rawl. Boyd are awaiting trial before Magis- I " trate Buff of Lexington county. Sun- ( i Lyric. I day night the men were discovered by re has the most at- constables playing the entertaining j 'or this week that and sometimes lucrative game of j in Columbia. The "skin." The session was in progressomedians that have on a secluded little island near where . j efore a Columbia the waters of the Saluda and the Broad 1 - - - - ^ i 3 - ric is crowded at Diend. no resistance was maae ana - i . Mr. Rockefeller the men were placed under arrest r the best perform- without difficulty. The island formed never failed to give an ideal spot for a quiet "game" and e satisfaction. Be the arrival of the officers came as a jpular little theatre coraplite surprise, as no danger was anticipated. The State, 1st. , im mm iiimii b Cf SX ] ' ^ ' I I Don't buy shoes until TORE. ? COLUMBIA, S. C.