Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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;; I This is the w , I now. Mr- Mimn | raent of our man I 1 to make this the r I ing to he closed < II J | ORDER BY PS2TCXL AND SCISSOBS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Will you be at the school opening ? Don't forget the town registration. Mr. James Fort Graham, of Ware Shoals, is at the home of his parents, . Col. and Mrs. G. T. Graham, for a few days. Misses Carrie Lou and Gladys Able, and Estelle Rawl, of Leesyille, are the guests of Misses Pearl and Ruth Clarke. While the people in the country are independent as to supplies at home, yet they need dres9 goods, notions, etc., and we invite jou to come and | see our new stoca oi goous ju?o and ready for your inspection. W. P. Roof. Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger, who has been very ill for the past ten days, is somewhat improved. We are indebted to Mr. V. F. Redmend, of Swansea, for kindly sending his subscription for the Dispatch. We cordially invite an inspection of our superb line of shoes. We have them of every style and to fit every kind of feet. The prices are right. Meetze & Son. Mr. A. M. Hall, of Steaaman, was here Monday in the interest of education and attended the rally, and while here added his name to our list of subscribers. Mr. Geo. E. Rish from Black creek, a good farmer, was here Monday and renewed his paper. New bagging and ties at H. N. Kamintr & Co. Mr. Charlie B. Kneece, of Baxter, one of the most popular and influential young men in his section, was here for the educational rally on Monday. Our young friend, Mr. Pickens Frick, who always takes an interest in edu cation, was here for the rally on Mon day. . Say, we want the people to stir and come our way. We have the goods? just w hat you need?and the prices are bound to please. W. P. Roof. Mr. Job, S. Wessinger, one of Chapin's clever citizens and prominent merchants was in town Monday. Mr. D. A. Richardson, a leading merchant of White Rock, was here ? ?j UU HWUUttJ Capt. Sid Clarke, of Chapin, one of the cleverest men in the county, was here on Monday. For shoes for men, women and children, it is needless to go elsewhere. We have the shoes to please you. Come to see us; the shoes will do the rest. W. P. Roof. The Lexington Ginnery has just had a phone en stalled. Their number i& 54. The Citizens Telephone Co., of this place, will add to their already excellent service, eight more phones this week. FOR SALE?90 acre farm, one mile from Gilbert, railroad through center, dwelling, barn, well, springs and streams; 40 acres open, balance woods. Fine place for trucking. W. H. Donly, Gilbert, S. C. Misses Bertha, Minnie and Sudella Kleckley were among the attractive and charming young teachers in attendance upon the educational rally on Monday. For your groceries always go to H. N. Kaminer & Co. They have the best, always fresh. Mrs. Hampton Roof is on a visit to her sister, Mr9. Jessie N. Sykes, in Savannah. Ga. Rev. J. A. Cromer will preach at the poor house the first Sunday at 4;30 o'clock. See the new bedroom suits and raaDy articles in furniture at Scott Hendrix Furniture Store. Miss Marie Shull, from New Brookland, is visiting her friend, Miss Gladys Dent. Miss Caro Efird, who has beea quite ill with fever for the last two months, is now convalescent, under the skillful treatment of Dr. B. K. H. Ivreps, of Columbia, much to the satisfaction and pleasure of her friends and loved, ones. Treasurer E. L.Wiugard is filling out his tax receipts for the fall collection. Miss Blaeche Kyzer was one of the popular young lady teachers at the educational rally on Monday. WANTED?A male principal teach, er for the Athen school. The school will run about six or eight months. None but a fir it class need not apply. Apply to J. V. Hat to or W. T. Smith, Swansea, S. C. *2t44 Remember y >ur dues to thi9 paper. We have carri -d you through the dull season, so pie ise call or send and settle. Every dollar helps. Mrs. Nettie Gentry, and little daughter spent last week with relatives and frien U in and around Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. J T. Harth, of Columbia, came over on their automobile on Sun lay afternoon, and Mrs. Gentry returne 1 with them, and will leave the latter part of thi9 week for her home in Texas. J FINAL W eek at Minmauglvs. Nc ? ? - f augh lias just returned i lmoth establishment. I: i banner week of bargaii out. COME NOW. ~ . L. I MAIL Mr. Fred Herudon, the well known ! painter, is now at work on the handsome dwelling of Mr. Gaorge Shirey, up on Hollow creek. The P. O. I. opens on next Monday. Mr. R. Glover Able, one of the best ] men in the coun*y and a resident of , Steadman, washeie Monday for the , rally and promptly paid his dues to i this paper. * J Fine honey plentiful in pound packages at W. P. Roof's. Ramon's Eye Water, a painless cure f: for sore and weak eyes; unexcelled j ] for granulated lids. At Harmau's 1 1 Bazaar. | 1 Don't forget to let us have that dol- 'j lar out of your first bale. j We call special attention to the ? dental card of Dr. Ray Fisher Sox, located at Brookland, who is prepared to serve his patrons with dental work, noV only in Lexington but adjoining counties. Call on the Doctor if your , teeth needs work. * 1 Mrs. R. L. Rountree, of Conway, i and Mrs, J. B. Elkius, of Columbia, are visiting at their old home for a few days. FOR THE BEST MEALS?Nicely cooked with fine service, there is no ( place in Columbia that excells Ben David's?The Parlor Restaurant?Go < there and von will be pleased. < Let every boy and girl, who has the opportunity, enroll as a student of the < P. C. I. on Monday morning, Do not I wait until others have gotten the stare on you. I The Home National Bank has a $1.00 ( Greenback bill that is quite a curi- { csity. It was found in tne garden by 1 Mr. George Corley, Jr., and appearances are that it had been lost for 1 many months. Mrs. Abram Stork, Jr., who has been quite ill for some days, was re- , ported much improved on yesterday , afternoon. Misses Annie Martha Meetze, Sadie i Raysor and Messrs. Sam P. Roof and Julian P. Meetze formed an automobile party that spent Sunday at Summerland and Batesburg. FOR SALE?Any one wishing to boy a track of land with good round timber will do well to see H. A. Dooley, Lexington, S. C. WANTED?Second-hand bags and burlaps; any kind; and quantity, anywhere. Richmord Bag Co., Richmond, Ya. 46 FOR SALE?A nickel finished (bright polished) b flat cornet in good condition with leather case and strap for sale at a sacrifice. Apply to Rice B. Harman. . tf WANTED TO RENT to some good white man, a good two-horse farm. Apply to W. B. Taylor, Gilbert, Route 3. Our old friend John J. McCartha, of Black creek, passed through town last week on his way to visit relatives in the Fork. Hon. E. C. Ridgell, of Batesburg, while here on Monday called in to see us. The doctor is deeply interested in any move that has a tendency to build up Lexington county. There is no better man in the county than Dr. E. C. Ridgell. Monday, the 6th, being labor ^ay, TJyNMAA XTa^!avia1 "Dn nlr o 1 bo I tuc xiuillC iiauvxidi aim tutLexington Savings Bank will nipt be open lor business. \ New County Lost. The election to form a new county, to be called Rutledge, out of portions Williamsburg and Clarendon, resulted on Tuesday in a victory for the opponents of the new county. 6 Per Gent. Mc S The Farmers Loan & Tr I will advance money at 6 per 1 house Company receipts for I THE STANDARD WAR | offers the protection of the s 1 in the South and the lowest I ceipts of this company are g 1 in this section, and IM L ^ /J /\ TtrtlU 4*V> r\ inavs ueen maue wuh uic trust company to advance m per cent Write. Standard Wa COLUMBI EEK OF MID >w is the time to buy ai Tom tlie Northern mar ti order to make room f is. All summer goods ; MS I M N j ?h iwi mm m Daisy Reception a Host Brilliant Event. By far the most brilliant event of the season in Lexington was the Daisy reception at the hospitable and lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Roof last evening. The house was thrown wide cpen to the more than two hundred juests. A delightful program consisting of music, both instrumental and vocal, recitations, etc., was rendered with great effect. Dainty refreshments were served throughout the even ing. A silver offering was taken and a substantial sum realized, which will ?0 to the church fund. There are no more charming enter:ainers than Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Roof, ind every one present last night left r.nging their praises. Church. Council to Meet. There will be a meeting of the joint council of the Lexington pastorate 11 die parsonage next Saturday at 10 a. a 11. J. E. R. Kyzer, Sec. TREASURER'S REPORT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7) 585 Frank W Shealy co tr (jury and wit p bill June, Nov' 4,556 01 586 Adam Corley pau allow 4 00 587 A B Bachman and B B Swygert magis and const 112 50 338 B B Swygert ex mil con 6 10 3S9 W W Jefcoat and E M Martin sal mag and const 71 25 390 L P Lowman meat for c g 4 10 391 W B Roberta hay for eg 20 04 592 Wm Raw! pau allow 2 00 593 E U Shealy and W REleazer sal magi and const 83 75 BOA TXT P ov mi car mar 1 OK Utrx IT xv xji vauw VA AXAA UVA TT WV A -W 595 Dr Jas Cro9son ex lun 5 00 596 Nat'l Office Supply Co sup C C C and coun treas 13 60 697 C W Caughman sal con 47 75 598 Frank W Shealy postage for C C C and coun treas 30 97 699 W A Goodwin rep bri 60 46 700 Dr J P Drafts ex lun 5 00 701 G W Asbill diet pris 2 75 702 G M Harm an printing etc 11 85 703 Sam'l B George post CCC 12 52 704 M P George el ex Edisto co 4 75 705 F P Shealy sal magistrate 38 75 706 Lee A Lorick & Bro grate for jail stove 1 00 707 M P George sweeping c h 1 50 708 Town Council of Peak sup eg 2 20 709 Jesse D Roof claying Two Notch road 153 00 710 W D Long lumber 8 67 711 W D Dent sal, postg aud 35 32 712 Dr Wm A Boyd post mor ex 5 00 713 J H Eargle lumber 75 714 Dr S E Harrnan ex lun 5 00 715 J P Bouknight lum 3 02 716 J W Hite claying Two Notch road 318 75 717 J W Spann rep bri 2 00 718 Lonnie Harman haulgon rd 14 00 719 G O Derrick haulg on rd 18 00 720 " " " sup for eg 16 85 721 J E Young & Bro sup eg 6 00 722 G W Asbill sal con9t 31 25 723 Dr D M Crosson conv lun to asylum 4 50 724 S B George 9al C C C 34 16 725 Cook & Wingard lum 7 74 726 J Pink Bouknight lumber 14 61 727 B D Clark sal coro 14 50 728 Geo S Draft3 sal pro jdg 25 00 729 S D Fullmer sal 9tewph etc 106 00 730 J W Amick rep bridge 2 5 > 7CM T P P XTtrrrav col annf or! R7 fift 11JJL U i-i XV XVJ ZiV/A POl UMJL/V vv* V* V732 G A Derrick sal magi 62 50 733 J B Derrick lumber 19 86 734 Dr E P Derrick sal ph jl, p h 24 25 735 Wm II Koon rep bridge 10 00 736 P H Corley sal sheriff ?50 00 737 u " " diet pris 27 60 738 " * " wd for jail ete 1200 739 " " " serv war 13 50 740 Chas P Robinson sup c h 3 76 741 O B Steele shop wk for co 5 5C 742 G A Guignard sup c h 6 10 iney on Cotton ust Company of Columbia : ' cent, on Standard Ware- | rnttnn S tEHOUSE COMPANY I trongest storage company ft rates of storage. The re- a ood collateral at any bank 9 ! special, a arrngements | above mentioned loan and 9 oney at the low rate of 6 i j rehouse Co., j lA, S. C. ; ! f HHBnBBBBMBna ' -SUMMER BARGAINS ad Mimnaugh's is the place. Take advante kets where he purchased the largest stock or these goods which are arriving by e very ire going to be sold regardless ot cost or los & UC H & C COL Sand or Hills Have No Terrors ii $550 THE BR\ The car for the doctor, the mai man or for pleasure. The car th; every time. Write us for catalo scription, free for the asking. CRECORY-CONDER AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAR 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue Bargains! E We are offering for the next few days a job lot of buggies we will sell a top buggy, set harness, lap robe _ and whip complete for AAl $68.47 while they last. r^j Don't fail to get you one '^/j before they are all gone. CAUCHMAN COLUMBIA, 7f .? R?.ot m c?gc? n $ ! P Wood's Descriptive 1 ?" T"SiTilt Fall Seed Catalog 748 T B Aughtrey 9up eg 17 43 j now ready, gives the fullest 749 Henry Harman sup eg 7 05 ; information about all |0 Coriey ? Conuol.ysupc? ^ 55 | Seeds for th8 753 H M Wingaid sup e g id 29! Farm and Garden, 754 R L Brvan Co sup C C C 6 05 j _ , 755 Rftv w d Quiet prehsr v h 15 oo I brasses and Clovers, l?_(l ^ T jJt .SijeaI> ^alcotreas 10c 02 j Vetches, Alfalfa, toi J L Shealy pan allow 3 00 i oppj wF?pa* Oa**75S J W Hendrix sal co com 30 CO oeeci wneai, uatj. 750 D H Craft sal co com 9 oo Kye, Barley, etc. 700 G A Goodwin sal co com 27 00 j Ajcn fpU* q]i about 761 Sidney Wessinger hau on rd 20 00 ! ,. 1f "* n , m Wi?i""ckefera]i?wk ru n g j V egetatle k Floiver Seed! 764 J C Fulmer hau <>11 road S 00 ; that can he planted in the fail t< 765 Charlie Derrick i.au on rd 12 00 l advantage and profit, and about If! Uf* I^ngciavi Augusta rd 177 01 j Hyacinths, Tulips and other tbi L i d & Dreher and J B \\ lii- ^ Flowering Bulbs, Vegetable anc -oo M^a! r?e*i 'Vr r i. i Strawberry Plants, Poultry Mary and Rebecca ^acobs . Supplies and Fertilizers, pau allowance 3 00 769 J Hart Fulmer pau allow 3 00 , Every Farmer and Gardener shoulc ?a r? r vr l .. . - >!'- have this CRtaloe. It Is invaluable 11 "0 G D Meetze sal capt C g oL bo ^ helpfulness end suggestive Ideas foi 771 44 44 44 night gd C g 16 00 , a profitable and satisfactory Farm oi 772 Jim McCartha sal gd eg 42 60 ! Garden. Catalogue mailed free or ? - - - I raauest. Write for it. 773 J M Pass sup gd c g 17 30 774 ' " " bal due c g 7 00 T W. WOOD & SONS. 775 Geo H Koon express pd co 20 00 I. If wIUW ? ? 776 " " " sal supv 150 00 Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. 777 J B Wingardpostg, expco 4 30 Total |33,345 77 E L. WING ARD Bottle drinks of all kinds and fla^ Treasurer for Lexington County, will be found at the Bazaar Fount; On ice m season. a? ige of tliess offerings I s for every depart- 1 tram, we are going I ;s. Everything is go- I o. UMBIA, S. C. I it the IHe BRUSH % JSH Li man, tlie business at delivers the goods >gue giving full de- ? * t MULE GO. OLINA. Columbia, S. C bargains! BROS. I . cr I fi I Sterling Goods I I Sterling silver, cut glass, fine , H china, clocks. A fine stock always on hand for you to^^B select from. Bfl Keep us in mind when wanting anything in Jewelry or I Silverware. Good watch work and best Hj eye glasses. If you can't come, send for } our catalogue or telephone your |H order to us. ! P. fl. LACRICOTTE & CO., I JEWELERS, 1424 Main St.," Columbia, S. C q) 'Phone 934 Dr. Boyd's Sure-Pop Colic Cure rors tor stock, and his entire line of reliable ain. veterinary remedies for sale at The HM Bazaar.