Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I lyw ivi np 1 You always find the go< W J.V r. i?i ifS .{ .11 i Our Suk Department Is Full. oi Values; j* s .. ..?? w 3 ?> 2 % u !c $ ; !; fr t ? is the time_to buy- the clothes yob will wear thil yeaf. A visit to our Suit,Department will .convince, you that it is expensive worry to bother with dressmakers when everything you want ' | i|s? be had here so^uch 'bettier and ^o I From the ordinary house dress to the 1 ; dazzling afternoon and evening dresses ? wo r?an nlp^Qp vnn. for "it's merelv a : jrrr* r~r.rv, ir^r?--* v. - - - matter of coming ta Mimnaugh's to get you wiarit at the right price." Still a Big Line of Millinery Though millinery buying has been taking away many beautiful hats from g this store, our workrooms have been | busy, and at this near midseason we | offer you a selection larger, no doubt, I than most stores have at their "openings." ?, Put we advise you to delay no longer. II The hats are going fast?they are such I' creations as to compel purchasing. Visit our millinery department and select your i hat i WEk 3f issf. V.'v,; : . ' , { i *?y. ? .? -i; ?T.;r St*. > J-*- _ . y f-."".1 i! C-" T ' >> . ?. - ,j. v-.- : .5. *. f V:v- ...j' . . ' " .-4 | ^ ORDER BY MAIL jL jji - ; ISNOIL A2?D SCISSOBS. Go to Henry Drug < ~ , ? . S. C., to have your e^ Viyiids Notes Gsthered Here end glasses. jBx&minatio ??' ' There by a Dispatch Man. aIso handle a full i Farmers are hustling since the rains. patent medicines, jei V&General greene is beginning to show s Old newspapers 10c hundred at The Work has commence Dispatch office. building of the Lexingt v" 5 or 6 doses "666" will core any jflr8 e. L. Shealy, easeof Chills and Fever. Price 25c. visiting her son, He Mrt E..Jtfc Lawson, 4>f Columbia, was Shealy. ins ^tbwnSaturday. a. If you really like s< ,. - Heavy rains and severe hail have in groceries you shoulc fallen in some parts of the county dur- where than at H. M. V iV 4n? the week. . 1 lar grocery and you w Fishing tackle in great variety just what you want i Always in stock at The Bazaar. will please you. Ice cold bottled drinks and drinks Mrs. Dr. E,- P Dei from the fountain at The Bazaar. Ice been quite i)l with fe^ cream on Saturday., - - days pa^t, is slightly Mr. J. C. Shealy, a prosperous farmer i wfkj?h ?lac* nevi ind clever citizen of the Fork, was in ?* tr,eBds. ;:Hown Friday and gave us a pleasant You should see the 1 J l',call. just opened at.H. N. K ~ Say, reader, send ns your dollar for Everything to please the " Di-patch. Campaign will soon Paterns in dress goods, open and it will be interesting. prices will astonish yoi W. P, Roof is at ,?thp efficient depot agent at Seivern, her borne by illness. H v" 3-haa been transfered to the agency at W18? for ^er a P^nnane Sahtuc, Union county. a recovery. Wanted?Fodder, peavines.andhay, Don't buy your she " in exchange for subscription to The before you have seen t ^Dispatch. Apply at tbi9 office. oxfords and slippers, a -* Mr. Saunders Hook, who has been thlDg you may want hi - ~-confined to-his home in North Colum- ? ' ?: ' * bia by illness for several weeks, is very Jefcoat r much improved. section, was in town IV] i.X?Bay one of the new bobs jaet re- hU^r'aSotberyel! ceived at the Bazaar and your trout J will surely come. ?n * neglect your r< The notice appearing-elsewhere of tin^Ltafrooff' ^ the Bunai League of Columbia, should ,rh 1* have been for to-day, the 11th, instead - of the 17th. ? yTTyo"r. ice cre? ^ " FOR SALE?Spring wagon, neatly Scotfc HeDdnx'? Form weointorf anH in first class condition. ^ y?u need rugs, art /. Just the thing: for truck farmers, and ting, you should see t\ 1 all mannerof light hauling. A bargain. Hendrix's Furniture si Apply to RICE B. HARMAN, Lexing- buy. The prices are r ton, S. C. Mrs. W. E. Harman Mr. W. J. Lowman, of Irmo, was Augusta, are visiting i hereon Friday and renewed his 9ub- ^ol. M.,D. Harman. . soription for another year. Mrs. John Bell Tow< 1 5 or 6 doses *t666J> will cure any Johnnie is spending case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. relatives and friends i Mrs. Jas. E. Davis, of near Samaria. The friends of Mrs. ' was the attractive guest of her aunt, he pained to lear Mr9. B. D. Clarke, for several days had a change for the - - last wee*. again conhned to her 1 Miss Ida Reeder ha* returned to Miss Jodie Caughma Edmuna9, after spending some days delightful visit to rel with Mrs. W. P. Roof. turned to her home in Poles, lines, bobs, gigs, hooks, and da7. everything in the fishing tackle line Mp Charlie Taylor 1 at right prices, at The Bazaar. for Augusta, where he Mr9. Hughes, of Columbia, is at the course in embalmin " * * "* - 1 1 ? IT* 1? -- ? r att 1 bedside ot tier Q<iii?ni?rt ivirs. ^ &uuwu yy j P. Derrick, who is quite ill. a son of Policeman ja Get your fishing tackle at the Bazaar, 13 employed by Mr. where yon always find what you want He ^ popular and in this line. await his return with ,7 Capfc. John G. Richards, of Kershaw, Better subscribe to , candidate for Governor, speut Friday Farm now if you wanl bere in the interest of his candidacy. club. ' UJGH'S I )ds you want at the ri| eople are always welcorc | . ? r> , 1 1_ 1- _ J o LI _ 0:1L ^ acynsn ana ^erviceauic oiikj> ; You must see our line of Sedo Silks. This quality of goods is 27 inches wide and wilt'make an excellent dress, while at the same time it is serviceable. The price is pnly, yard,. 75c. We are selling 24-inch Foulards that most stores would charge you 70 cents for, for only, yard 59c. Rajah Silk, 27 inches wide and the regular $1.00 quality, is offered for only, yard, 89c; In 36-inch Taffetta, in soft-finish foulard patterns. This piece of goods is the latest creation for Spring frocks. The quality of this goods is the best; the price onl?, yard, $1.39. Summer Wash Skirts. These are all new, just came in, and you will find your size here. White Linene Skirts at $1.00 to $2.50. Brown Linen Skirts, excellent quality, J4.98. White Linen Skirts, wide range of styles and qualities, every one the best at the price asked, 52.50 to 57.50. . | SH KB Bfl flSB KB A BB ffl .H HI IH w3 fin HI ?H 0 i < XSi Capt. 0. B. Harman, of Augusta, Store, Chapin, visited his father, Col. Harman, at /es tested for the Columbia Hospital, and stopped ? txt by to see his mother yesterday before ii free. We { he left for hie home, ine of drugs, _o;_fa Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shepherd left ry, P n ? yesterday for the Cross Roads, in the the lower part of the county, to take UP their residence, recently purchased from Jos. W. Reeder. >d on the new _ ... - , . . , ' a on Supply Co. ^ou W1" a 1?^ ?t Ane patent f ? - " medicines known for their worth as of Summit, is medicine in a family, which are.being ?n_ Krank W. _i j " " C.iUStJU uui at cut putca, ai iur ud^ao-i . It wi.i pay yon to call and look over imething good the stock whether you buy or not. | never go else- j)r Andrew B. Drafts, of HenderKingard s Popu; sonville, N. 0., and Mr. Chas. H. ill always find Drafts, 0f Augusta, are both at the md the prices bedside of their mother, Mrs. George S. Drafts, who is alarmingly ill today. rerkforWseverii Mai- and Mr9- Johu wilson Bufcler Kofhor tftHav leave today for a visit of several days 'S to her leeion to their daughter, Mia? Alice Mae, at 9 to her legion winthrop Coiiege, Rock Hill. iew dry goods Mr. J. F. Jefcoat, of the Edisto seciaminer & Go's, tion, was up Monday an i called in and in the latest renewed the Dispatch and Home and &c., and the Farm for another year. He reports *' that the farmers are well up with in their work; cotton not to an average 'ei-ihSiv friends stand and some to plant; corn looking er many ne as reaj g tjie oat cr jg ve or >nt and .apoedy on accoant of the drout?. . Mlf jefcoat is a jovial gentleman and .we are >es for summer always glad to meet him. inViiTtactrSy- Students, teachers' candidates and i the shoe line, business men are reminded that we aminer & Co are PreParef^ to execute all orders for . _j." ..cards, invitations, note, letter and , of the Eaisto ^ill heads, envelopes and all kinds of [onday and did job printing. ''Neatness, quality, rs bat paid for reasonable prices." r* . 7 J The Dispatch Job Dept. lofs. Buv Rnval _ ... e best made for Those of our suoscnoers wro are in arrears will please call or send iann Drug Co. by ma^? as we neec* money to meet t ' . expenses. mi freezers at tare store. squares orrnat- Mr. W. D. Dent. ie stock at Scott :ore before you In this issue IVJr. W. D. Dent annonight. ces himself a candidate for re-election and children nf *? the office of County Auditor, which it the home of Pos,'tion he has filled with so much satisfaction and ability for the past n . two terms. During Mr. Dent's adthe , s.?? ministration the auditor's office has Tne wee* with been greatly improved, and the tax n bumter. returns largely increased. He has Geo. S. Drafts made one of the best auditors the n that she ha9 county has ever known, and it goes >' worse, and is without saying that lie will continue bed. to perform the duties i?onestlv ;?"d 7, ~ fearless'v if he is continued in the f.wj h nfiicH. \V> commend h'm to the Columbiayestr- ?f tbe ^ eft on Monday goes to take a Fresh Meats, Hot Lunches, g at the well 3. Piatt. He is w Bl fT^fj01* ja-n(^ J am prepared to serve- ray custom? o nenarix. rrH wjt^ Fresh Meats at ray store, or s menus "snjII deliver same promptly in auv part of eager pleasure. t()wn Jr?, Ial;1(.h aR(i Co'ITee t0 the Home and order. Also leaf in any quantity deh to get in on 25c livcred in town. 4w31 AV. H. BIOJCLEY. S THE ? h ^ht prices, and why go e whether they buy or no1 Good White Goods. Our whit? goods department is always replete with special values for you. V 34-inch Flaxon Lawn, plain, the yard, 25c and 35c. ? . *1 * * ;v . >_ 36-inch checked Flaxon, vardr25c; ' f 'A White Madras for skirts and ladies' suits,' "' the yard 12Jc. % -' Colored Madras, 36-inch, imported good? for shirtwaists, children's and ladies' drefa^s and suits, the yard, 18c. ? < . We have just received a new line of -col -j ored La^ns at, the yard, 5c to 12c. EMBROIDERY AND LACES. A great opportunity is here in Embroidery and Laces. We have just received a new and large line and name special prices. HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. All shades of Human Hair Switches. It makes no difference what you want in artificial hair, we have it, and at the price you are thinking of paying. 5,000 yards of French Ginghams, all new patterns in plaids, stripes, voiles, fancy tissue, chiffon lisse, etc. The prettiest line you ever saw, and they are cheap. ' ' ' 7 S ~== Ladies, Lisl ?i . .} , Having disposed of, and moved out grain aod feedstuffs, I am now devoting my ] Fahf^v fifftftftpii keeping things absolutely clean, and making 1 -you to shop, and if you will visit my stc inspection I am sure we can sell you. Below latest arrivals. GRAHAM FLOUR, fresh from the mil A full line of National Biscuit Go's. Cracl Bunker Hill Pure Maple Cane Syrup. Nabot-h Pure Grape Juice for the home, i Soliciting your patronage, guaranteeing clean, fresh and the very best of Fancy Grocei JULIAN P. ME PHONE 71, LEXINGTON, ^ == W<e Are Starting O of Fin ?f > - , . f ^ loaded a FARM It is time to haul fertilizers and put 01 wagon and none better than the Mitchell. 0] the wagon business. 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue OUR GUARANTEI 5T0RE. I elsewhere? Lexington t. We Sell '^Modern Clothes" for Men and Boys of the latest styles and patterns. Yoji will find our prices right. We; have a complete line of gents' furn- ; ishings,-Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Hosiery, Underwear, Etc., all at prices to please the trade. Ii T Men's Hats In hats we carry everything in the latest styles, in soft felt, Panamas and straws from the cheapest to the highest. When you get ready to buy your Hat come to Mimnaugh's. SHOES!! SHOES!! All the latest styles and leading makes in Spring and Summer Shoes. We have them for men, women and children, from the very best dress shoe to the cheapest that's good in substantial farm shoes. / COLUMBIA, S. C. * |f'j SOUTH WEST GEORGIA ten" FARMLANDS of my store, ray lilie to excJusive None better in the Soatli, red and gray pebbly lands, most of it is level, g g groWs all kinds of crops profitably, very i healthy, delightfal climate, good watit attractive for er, and tht best of people for iieigh>re and make an bors. In easy reach of good schools A (* _ ? .. IS a ie\V 01 OUT jj I anci cnurches. 50,000 acres to select J fronj., in tracts from 40 to 8,000 acres. is, in 121b sacks. j Write today for complete list and kers. how to get your expenses paid to see this land. Do not delay, as prices are ll 10c bottles. rapidly advancing. ? at all times, it W. S. & G. W. ANDREWS, ETZE, 34*36 Planters Bank Building S' , J) AMER1CUS, GEORGIA. ????I >ver With a New Lot. e Mules dvertisement last week of sixty1 Horses and Mules at $20.00 to er head off brought a good run ess and practically cleaned out ds and ends. We have just un* fine bunch of extra good Mules. WAGONS it the compost, no better .time to buy your id Hickory and Hackney. These are leaders in ' ea w Hw?ri i Columbia, S. C : MEANS SOMETHING.