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The Lexington Dispatch. ] Wednesday, August 18.1909. i _ ( Index to Nov Advertisements, i - 1 Fall Goods?W. p. Roof. 1 Shoe Sale?Lever, The Shoe Man. ! Merchandise?Riley & Haigler Bros 3 Farm For Sale?John T. Taylor. 3 Pumps?Lee A. Lorick & Bro. i > * * Cotton Market ; T 12c]-. I *'??**???'** THE PALMETTO C0LLE6IATE INSTITUTE VIII Opto on September 6. -v Ail students should enter on the first day. First class work is done here. The two scholarships to Clemson were won by stndents ot this school. A number of stndents and graduates have secured first grade teachers' certificates i by standing the examination. Here is the place to got good preparatory training. Anyone who wishes a catalogue should write to the principal, ' W. E. BUCK, Lexington, S. C. TOW* REGISTRATION. The Books of Registration for the Town of Lexington, S. C., will be open at the store of H. N. Kaminer A Go., from Ausmst 23, 1909 to Oct. 30,1909. when the books will close, prior to the November election for town officers, of which due notice will be given. H. N. KAMINER, Recorder and Supervisor, For Town of Lexington, S. C. Aug. 16, 1909?td. HbM Stationary Stettin?. The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church held here on Saturday and Sunday was very largely attended. - On Sunday an able sermon was preached by the Rev. N. N. Barton, pastor of the church in this place. f ?a?i THE SY and relate PRUDEN' J. T. COLEMAN, Mgr. Charleston, S. 0. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANT I Incorporated as a stock eompa -1 John P. Dry den, President. v i NEW * ' * . ^ i: > : . : .. , . . N f i ^ " v* We ar< \ ^ \ '* * Dry < s V-.. : f Ladies D: f. y moderate. We invit. k Ful ?mmmWl^m "1"" St". LEXINGT t I Swansea Notes. Miss Ellen Haigler was "At Home" Friday evening to her friends from >:30 to 11:30 o'clock at the residence ; >f her brother, Mr. J. L. Haigler. : Vtiss Haigler proved herself a charm1 ^ ^ <<Orwnrv T>0 ^ ^ ng no9tess anu uei- o **<**/ M U-k XJJ I tvas one of the mo9t enjoyable occasions of the summer. Before the time for departing the guests were invited into the beautifully decorated dining { room where a delicious ice course W&& 86rv6d? Col. R. B. Watson, of Ridge Spring, j delivered a lecture on prohibition in 1 the Baptist church Sunday evening. The excellent lecture was heard by a , large audience and much appreciated ' by the people here. Miss Sally Courtney and Mr. W. C. . Courtney have returned from a visit to their sister, Mrs. Harry Hydrick, 1 near Perry. Miss Minnie Johnson left Monday , for an extended stay in Savannah, Ga., and River Junction, Fla. Miss Helen Wannamaker spent last week with her brother, Mr. M. L. Wannamaker. 1 Mrs. C. O. Shepherd and little daughter, Mildred, have gone for a visit to relatives in Georgia. Miss Lillie Rucker, of Sandy Run, i9 visiting in town. Miss Eula Lee Quattlebaum has returned to her home in Williston after a week with Mrs. A. D. Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Craft are at home, after a visit to relatives in Orangeburg and Calhoun. Mr. F. L. Witt, of North, is in town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Presley Inabinet, from the Limestone section, are with Mrs. C. B. Dowling. Anon. Swansea. Ang, 16. At The Grand. ' The performances at The Grand theatre in Columbia daring the last couple weeks have pleased every one who has attended. The attractions this week are up to the usual high standard?all entirely new features. The Musical Jeralds performs many wonderful acts. A unique number on their program is the playing of thirtytwo banjos at the same time. There are many other features, and the show is worth many times the price of admission, which is ten cents. MPATHY OF FRIENDS res has no cash value. It will rt your family after you are ife insurance will. Get a HAL POLICY. ALFRED J. FOX, Special Agent, LEXINGTON, S. C. CE COMPANY OF AMERICA, ny by the State of New Jersey. Home Offiee, Newark, N. J. r A i i r MUL > receiving d< jioods, I ress Goods and Sil \ e an inspection of II line of Butte W WW ON .... Around the Mill Village. I Mrs. C. S. O'Neill and Miss Sallie Barton, of Batesburg, were in attendance upon the meeting of the Wo- ^ nan's Missionary convention on Sat- 0 irday. E Ty Little Sadie Mae Redd is improving ^ jlowly and we hope she will soon be entirely recovered. Miss Gracie Powell, who has had fever for the last week, is able to sit ti ap again. k 61 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett spent Sunday in Columbia. ^ Miss Mattie Barrett has returned from a pleasant visit to rtuau VCO in I the Dutch Fork. ?J iii Several young men went to Colum- n bia on Sunday evening in Mr. Richardson's automobile. rj Mr. J. M. Clemmons, who has been J confined to his room for two weeks . is again able to be at his work. Sj Mr. Jesse Poole and Miss Delia n Berry, of the mill village, were mar- ^ ried on Sunday by T. E. Rawl, notary g public, at Irene. Mr. J. Arthur Harman spent Sunday g at Batesburg. Miss Tarsy Gable entertained a num- jj ber of relatives and friends at a birth- j daydinnei on Sunday. g Mrs. J. A. Harman, who has been visiting her mother at Freedonia, has gone to Seivern to visit the family of _ Mr, Joe F. Harman. The Caldwell Hotel. ' The Caldwell Hotel, under the man- ( agement of Mr. ^George J. Howell, is becoming the most popular hotel in Columbia. The traveling men are becoming more and more attached to The Caldwell, not because the rates are reasonable, but because there is no better accomodations to be found anywhere. The people of Lexington will always find The Caldwell an ideal place to spend the night or secure a ... meal. Centrally located in the busi- ... ness section of the city, it is the most ' convenient hotel in the city. Justus Wiagard's 'Cue. ' * -1 i. Justus Wingard's barbecue, aouuu three miles from Lexington on Saturday, was one of the largest attended of the season. In spite of the fact that Mr. Wingard had made extra preparations to accomodate the crowd, many had to go away without dinner. Mr. Wingard has the reputation of furnishing excellent prepared meats, and his 'cues each year are growing more popular. * . GOC lily all the ad' Notions i ks in greatest pre our stock- Heme] ?rick Patterns WE SELL E I l ? I??' w??JBKWMW tor. ITeeley Weds | ^ this Afternoon, j 8 This afternoon at 5 o?clock in the j ? Washington Street Methodist church. $ lolumbia, the Rev. John W. Neeley, f f Lexington, will be married to Mi9S f Ilia Cornelia Moye, of this county. ? Iany will be the congratulations ? howered upon the happy couple ? ?? | Pilgrim 2T6ws Items. * Mr. Lucius Inabiuet and^Miss Mat- j te maDinet, OI urangeuuig, w j_i ks ? ave been visiting relatives in this = ection, returned home on Monday. & Miss Agnes Wilson, of Columbia, rho has been spending several day9 nth relatives, returned home Tues- 1 ay. E Miss Ruth Wilson, of Columbia, pent several days with her cousins, Lisses Ernestine and Gu9sie Hegglan. Master Alison Wilson returned to lolumbia yesterday, after spending everal weeks with his cousin, Master ohn Frederick Heggman. Mrs. Mary Ruff and little son, of Sa3da, returned home Saturday, after pending a week at Mr. Otto Hegglan's. Miss Maude Bouknight, of Ballenine, returned home Sunday, after pending a week with relatives. Mr. David Bouknight, of Ballentine, ttended Justus Wingard's 'cue on iaturday. Mr. Lucius Inabinet, who has been uite sick with fever, is able to be out gain under the skillful treatment of )r. J. J. Wingard. Mrs. Nancy Wingard, who has been ick for several weeks is better. Brown Eyes. Aug. 16. Sterling Goods Sterling silver, cut glass, fine = china, clocks. A fine stock alwavB on hand for you to | select from. Keep us in mind when wanting anything in Jenelry or rTSilverware. Good watch work and best eye glasses. If you can't come, send for our catalogue or telephone your order to us. P. B. LACHICOTTE & CO, JEWELERS, 1424 Main St, Colombia, S. C1 'Phone 984 i'r JDS A m ' W vanced styles ri , Shoes ifusion. The price aiber our guaranb > as shown in ROi iVERYTHING. ? gg Does the Baby Suffer I II From the effects of teething? I I jj frivft the little one the kind of I |' ii nourishment that will renew and ti sustain its strength. Try some ^ of our Sunbrights Infant Food or Malfod Milk * i b They will stay on baby's t stomach when all other foods are \ rejected. We look after the T youngster's comfort, too. Our Soap, Talcum Powders, Puffs, ( etc., are gratified to the skin and beneficial as well Our infant's department is a boon to mothers. See it. ' THE KAUFMAN DRUG COMPANY, . LEXINGTON, SOUTH CAR. i G CIDII CAD MIC ? ranm run umi.i. b Estate of I. H. Nunnamaker, 270 Z acres. Being sold for division. a Adjoins town of Irmo, S. 0. 12 miles from Columbia on 0. N. & L. Railway. 2-story dwelling with C piazas. Beautiful high location. 2 barns and 2 tenement houses, 125 acres open land in tend. This is 1 fine land for all crops. Balance in 1 woods and wired pasture. Fine free | stone water. Large orchard. Local telephone line through place. School, i 2 churches, depot, telegraph and long distance telephone all in sight. _ Price and terms on application to the Executors ? O. F. NUNNaAaKER, Irmo, S. C. St or ^ Ch J. D. NUNNAMAKER, vie 1523 Main St. Columbia, S. C. p*1 iRE H i i in Fall and VI ^ Hats, >s have never befi ee goes with ever The Delineafa OF 101 AS WELL AS irge ones are welcome here? on need not wait until your busless has assumed great proporions before opening a Checking Lccount, DO SO TO-DAY. I Our patrons regardless of the \ mount of business done, receive very courtesy in all matters of usiness entrusted to us?and here is nothing in safe banking re cannot perform. Talk it over vith our cashier. IAR0LINA NATIONAL BANK, COLUMBIA, s. c. -SUMMER Refrigerators, Coolers, Ice 'ream Freezers, Hamlocks, Lawn Mowers, Ruber Hose, Sprinklers, Noz les. Full stock of all sizes nd prices. Hardware of any kind, lome or phone. S. STEWART, 526 Main St. Columbia, S. C . Stephen's Lutheran Church. \t. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran arch, Rev. T. S. Brown, pastor, sere every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8.30 21.. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. I ERE f inter Etc. ore been' so ? y purchase. >r. s. c. M -J j T