Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| MIMli Bargains in F We have recently rec ie Suits that ought to sell mciir Kiitt nnp fnr onh J \JKA. XJ J We offer you this w made of white lawn, dain sellers, for only 98c. We will make you a Voile Skirt, giving you yc suit for only $10.00. . OTHER SUITS AT ( PENCIL AND SCISSORS. | pi Wayside Notes Gathered Here and ! tb There by a Dispatch Man. j or i .I. Mrs. M. D. Karmnn spent Monday ! is Columbia. R Dr. F. R. Geiger, of Brookland, was i 9t here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dreher spent as "Sunday with relatives a: B+rr. m Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger spent Mon- , day in Columbia. J at Mr. R. E. Chewning, of Leesville, re was here on Monday. Miss Pearle Clarke is home from cc WinthroD for the vacation. hs 80 . Mr. A. B. Summers, of the famous Batch Fork, was here on Monday. ^ Br. and Mrs. P. H. Shealy spent the Si week-end with relatives at Irmo. m Mrs. Lena R. Hubbard was among the visitors to Columbia on Monday. Mrs. J. C. Sheppard was among those who went to Columbia on Monday. or Rev. S. H. Booth, of Loesville, was la here for the prohibition meeting Mon- jj. day. Mr. Jim Richardson runs his large automobile with the ease of a veteran y . chaffeur. Rev. Joab Edwards, of LeesVille, was here for the prohibition meeting Q Monday. Mr. W. W. Hawes, the popular at- j)P torney of Brookland, was in town i-? Monday. Prof. L. B. Haynes, the able president of Leesviile* college, was he-re on g. Monday. ^ Mr. Frank Wingard has returned fe from the University of South Carolina far the summer. ^ Miss Iceoline Kami an ha9 returned N"< from a pleasant visit to relatives in Columbia. j)j The Misses Essi?, Caro and Ruth \V< Efird are in Newberry for the commencement. j i Mr. and Mrs. Jake Earhardt, of Co- wi lumbia, were the guests of relatives on N here on Thursday. Mr. R. Glover Ablo. o* Steadman, qu . one of the leading: men of the county, mj was here on Monday. " Miss Winnie Wolfe has returned to ha her home in Columbia after a pleasant Sc visit to relatives here. tic The heavy rains of last week dam aged crops in some sections of the qi , county to a great extent, 80 Mr. Fred Herndon left on Monday Bi for North Carolina and Virginia, to > visit his old home. gc Mr. J. L. Mattews, of the firm of foi Matthews & Bouknight, of Leesville, im was here on Monday. GO-FLY keeps flies of hordes and ill cattle. 25c and 50c at all drug tn stores. 40 tei Tf vnn srft duo us anything on sub- ' scription send it along. We need it on in our business. M< Mrs. J. H. Roberts and little daughter have returned to Columbia, after J a pleasant visit to relatives here. wj Mrs. Arthur Harman has been quite en ill for the past several days, much to m( the regret of her many friends, "WANTED?Two of our subscribers on each to bring us a bushel of peas on hi; subscription. Dispatch. Th Mr. J. O. Crout, a student of the k?e University of South Carolina, is spend ing the summer vacation at Gilbert. m; MnflaHMiiMKmvavHMBnayM I have sho you have seen i HAF I 1725 MAIN I? "* 'V-rv, - . ? ?? leady-to-W ears :eived some beautiful Lingerfor $10 each. This week r $7.50. eek many beautiful Waists tily trimmed; regular $1.25 special price this week on a >ur choice of a $12.50 or $15 3REAT REDUCTIONS Mr. J. P. Copeland, of Baxter, a ominent and influential citizen of j iat section, wa9 here on Monday. * Mr. Charlie B. Kneece, of Baxter, 1 ie of the most successful planters in e county, was here on Monday. : Capt. A. P. West, that grand old J ornan of Leesville, was among the rong prohibitionists here on Monday. Mr. W. B. Taylor, as clever a man , i there is in the county, was here on , atters of business Staurday. LOST?Some where around Lexingn on la9t Saturday night, a brass t itomobile lamp. Liberal reward if f turned to Sam P. Roof. Hon. Frank W. Shealy, clerk of the >nrt, is able to be in his office, after ; iving been confined to his bed for 1 veral days with fever. E There was a large attendance at the irbecue at Mr. Eli Corley's spring on r iturday, and there was nothing to ? ar the pleasure of the occasion. c Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Friday, of Corn bia, accompanied by a party of jj iends came over in Mr. Friday's indsome automobile on Sunday. * Mr. F. Hamp Hendrix, of Leesville. . ie of the most progressive and popu- ^ r citizens of that growing town, was j ? ,>re on matters of business Monday, i * Capt. C. C. Yount has just returned j om a delightful trip through We9t j irginia. j * Miss Lucille Butler has returned ! ^ omDue West Female college for the ! j' immer vacation. H. P. Williams of Route 2, Irmo, j j is added his name to our subscription j c it and kindly sent his dollar. t e Dr. Blue Mountain Joe Harman i h * ?--- 1 ^ 1! Line np rrom ma uutuo uu uur jjuisu> j iturday for the barbecue. He says j f: i lias a fine crop prospect and never | t It better in his life. j n Remember that you can always find h e best groceries at H. M. Wingard's. 2W goods arriving daily. n Bring or send j^our dollar for The c ispatch when you come to court next h sek. ti Mr. Thos. P. Meetze, the popular ercnant who has been quite sick th rheumatism, is now able to be h t by the use of his crutches, p >. Hon. Simon P. Wingard continues u lite feeble, much to the regret of his any friends. v. Miss Martha Hendrix Caughman d s returned from the University of n >uth Carolina for the summer vaca- k >n. Mis9 Helen Bradford arrived from S emson on Monday and will spend ^ me time with her father, Mr. C. S, J n. adford. ti The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ott Hendrix, who has been quite ill G r the past few weeks, is very much K tproved. ti Mr. Press George continues quite j* , so much so that an experienced ^ lined nurse from Columbia, is in atadance. * b rhe Rev. W. S. Myers, of Brookland, tc e of tbe leading ministers of the a sthodist conference, was here on ai Dnday. ti Senator D. M. Crosson, cf Leesville, ?; is among the prominent and influ- \ tial men here at the prohibition jeting. | m When in Columbia don't fail to call ? P. J. Rucker and get a package of { j i "Good Luck" chicken powders. ^ iey will stop cholera in 24 hours and v. ep chickens and turkies from dying, *?' 3. a package at the store or 25c. by r) ail. P. J. Rucker, Columbia, S. C. g, magma gsagg Summer Shoes price from the chei I MAKE A es for every kind < my stock and sec LEXIN( {MAN STREET. B NEW CARPET DEPA1 We carry the largest assortr China, Japanese, Fibre, Crex an< wanted. Special prices from Buy a Hammock from us an< We have all colors, patterns and p We have the "Perfection" t net and canopy, the best kind ma< ? ' i.. i r a_ ana aiso to oaug irum ceiuug. op Mimn COLUMBIA, S. C. Hon. E. C. RiJgell, a life-long pro>ibitionist, and one of the most popuar men in the count}*, was here on tlonday. Rev. S. 0. Cantey, the beloved pasor of the Batesburg Methodist church, pas he^-e on Monday for the prohibiion meeting. Mr. L. S. Trotti, the popular president and cashier of the Brookland Sank, was among the prchihitionists lere on Monday. Mr. Geo. C, Price, of the Hollow 'reek section, general manager of the lollow Creek Telephone Co , was in own on Monday. Messrs, J. R. and C. P. Robinson, >f Chapin. were the representatives rom that town at the prohibition aeeting on Monday. Mr. C. D. Barr, one of the prince merchants of Leesville and a mighty lever man, was here on matters of ?usiness on Monday. The Rey. J. L. Harley, superintendent of Anti-Saloon League in this >tate, made three addresses in New Irookland on Sunday. The Rev. J. L. Harley, of Spartanburg, superintendent of the South 'aroiina Anti-Saloon League, was iere for the prohibition meeting on donday. Mrs. J. B. O. Caughman and her harming daughter, Miss Stella, of lyatCs Park, Columbia, left on Monlay for Memphis, Tenn., to visit restives. The Rev. S. C. Ballentine, pastor of Aitber Chapel church, Leesville, and >ne or the strongest Lutheran ministry in the South Carolina synod, was tere Monday. Miss Mary Graham has returned rom a delightful sojourn to friends on he St. Helena Islands and at Aiken, luch to the pleasure and delight of er many friends. While in Columbia Mr. W. B. Boukight, a substantial farmer and meriiant of Balientine, kindty banded us is dollar for another year's subseripion to The Dispatch. Misses Caro and Ruth Efird, Annie lartha Meetze and Mae Boozer are ome from the College for Women. Iiss Caro Efird was among the gradates of the college this year. Dr E. J. Etheredge, of Leesville, 'as here on matters of business Monay. Dr. Etheredge is one of the lost popular men in the county and as a host of friends here. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Richardson spent unday with the former's parents at iffcite Rock. They went over in their ew automobile and made excellent me despite the muddy road9. Read the Dental Notices of Dr. R. r. Killingsworth in this issue. Dr. lillingsworih is one of the best densts in thi3 9tate and is deservedly j opular with the people in this coun- ! ?' Dr. W. Price Timmermar., of Bates rg, left Monday for Memphis, Tenn., > attend the old soldiers' reunion as representative of the Sons of Veteriis. Dr. Timmerman has thedistinnon of being army surgeon of the U. . V's. of the Virginia division. Dr. immerman is one of the best physians in the State and there is no finer ian in the land. Foley's Honey and Tar is especially icommended for chronic throat and ! mg troubles and many sufferers from j pouchitis, asthma ana consumxjuou ave found comfort and relief, by using oley's Honey and Tar. Sold by all ruggists of Lexington and Henry Drug tore, Cliapin, S. C. bbwmmm aaaggaa "i" "" 5 and Oxfords m ipest that's good SPECIALTY 01 of feet and to suit ured my prices. >ton friends IS s Postofff S FOR THIS HTMENT ITEMS Millinery at oent of Matting found in Columbia. i Cocoa. All colors and patterns ThlS Week We Will I50 to 75c* house at 1:3 regular pr J enjoy yourself this hot weather f a? h t nQ matter h mces. Special, each. .$1.2o to $<.50 J he "Dixie" and "Palmer" mosquito There are many hats le. For iron or wooden beds, cribs came jn a recent pU ecial prices, each from $1.50 to $6.00 . , .. I his is your opportunit T'DTTATTTS! on/1 ' ^km ftdfe * IXVUXlAkK; CVXJ.V4. . TLJ I I You should get ready f( I I Trunks and Bags. We have 55^ Can sell you anything from a u ah ADnCDC KTll I En guarantee that our priaes are " **'vKUtllO r llalatm tials and address on trunks wi BUK The Car to Buj Because it will negotia sand with more ease an< than any car at any price. Because it has been used en to be the best automobi hundreds of people who ha with different machines. W. P. ROOF, Agent, OR - GREGORY-CONDE! 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue | MONTHLY STATEMEN Dispensaries in Lexi For Month of Ma ALL STOCK GIVEN AT CONS Total Invoice Iueluding ^ 0 Va T/votirni Sf/*?k nn Wand first Total Sales. XI \J* jjwu uiv/" >w wv.> v? - Day of Month. Lexington 1 Lexington $5,GSS 00 $1,075 43 Lewiedale 2 Gilbert 2,819 20 1,255 40 Peak 3 Peak 1.1)07 58 / 1,207 15 Brookland 4 New Brookland 4.58-5 TG 1.227 24 Total $17,400 54 $5,455 22 | STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, / | Lexington* County. \ Personally appeared R. L. Keisler, J. L. Slmle the Lexiugton County Dispensary Board, who sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing state Sworn to and subscribed before me C Prof. Chalmers E. Wessingerha9re- To avoid serious results tat turned to Lexington for the summer Kidney Kemedy at tne nrst si after having taught in the Greenwood ney or bladder disorder such Graded Schools the past session. Mr. ache, urinary irregularities, es Wessinger's friends will be interested and you will soon be well. C to learn that he has been re-elected taking Foley's Kidney Remet for another year at a substantial in- Sold by all Druggists of ] crease in salary. He is a graduate of and Henry Drug Store, Chapi the South Carolina University and is ^ deservedly popular. . 9 The reason most people sp money than they can afford t Subscribe to the Dispatch. know how foolish it is. great variety and ranging in to the highest that's best. F GOOD FARM SHOES. ; everybody's pocketbook. Don J ALWAYS WELCOME. L-irMT CT >1 IVL U 1 ice Block. COi L,m r' ^ ^ WEEK One-Third Price sell you any trimmed hat in the j ice. You can take your choice ' ow new its style and texture. 4 in our millinery parlors that rchase for mid-summer wear, y to get a summer hat cheap. BAGS for Traveling. >r that trip. Come here and buy your the largest and best line in the city. * ! hand satchel to a wardrobe trunk, and ] lower than others. We put your iniithout extra charge. /a N17 ^ (\ ? f, and Why te your hills and i at less expense , tested and provle for our roads by T7Q vw uau j * Lexington, S. C. * MULE CO. Columbia, S. C. T OF THE ngton County 7, 1909. CTMER'S PRICES. lier^iF"?^pen6eS Prp?t,^ Stock on Hand Last 01 Each Breakage. Davof Month. Dispensary*. $214 *3 $ 5 65 $3,406 92 159 24 1 45 1,562 35 167 53 3 30 3,607 13 183 48 3,358 52 $730 13 $10 40 $11,934 92 rand A. B Bachman members of i being each duly and severally ment is true and correct, this 7th day of June, 1909. i. A. Derrick, Notary Public. < I CTOf kid- A heaP 0f the fun 11119 WOrld "" as back- wouldn't be if it wasn'd foolish. 1 :haustion, lommence A man can be just as silly as a wo- 4 ly today. man in a letter, unlest it's to his wife, Lexington in, S, C. The mischief about owning a family is having a good time at a summer ent more resort pretending you don't and then o is they come to join you. 't buy shoes until v ORE. LUMBIA, S. C. I