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wwwww%%ww^vwv* 4 . I J 4 t i Our formal opening is now ever shown here?the maste our own staff of milliners. ! the woman of quiet taste is < severely plain to the most d; here. We shall save a hat 1 - - ? i i buy and we guarantee to pi La< We are receiving daily by show you the most extensiv< or color you might call for tl right. It will be to the inter department before buying See us before buying ORDER BY MAIL \ """ Mr. Luther Amick, on Route 2 . Go to Henry Drug Store, Ohapin, < bert, has our thanks for his sub S. 0., to have your eyes tested for ^jon 'or the Dispatch, Home i ? th w? Farm. He is a good farmer and glasses. Examination free. We 8tantial citizen also handle a fnll line of drags, Don't forget to make an exhil patent medicines, jewelry, paints, the county fair. etc. Mr. Paul P. Clarke, of Clark's mmm^^??mmmm was in town Saturday attend -meeting of the county pension 1 PENCIL AND SCISSORS. of which he is a member. ^v^rrvrrk-vt t ivr?7.t-qf t2 Shoes! Shoes! At H. M. Win; COTTON?Lexington Market, 13 you wjU fin(J aU Qf the fftU ^ ' ? shoes tor men, women ana cm. Lexington is the best cotton market and hi9 prices are always right. in the State. Mestr?. Harry G. Corley, W We are pleased to learn that our Smith and Mack Oswald are bu friend, J. W. Bouknight, of Irrao, will a rural telephone line out from i move with his family to Lexington in j sea through the Sandy Run secti the near future. j ^ivia Counts, daughter oi 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any I J. c. Counts, left la9t week to case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. | Lander college, at Greenwood. The road through the factory district Lexington is the best cotton m needs the immediate attention of the in the State, town council. Ladies ! You mu9t go and se Hon. J. Brooks Wingard now oc- new stock of dry goods and not copies two of the room9 up stairs in ( everything that i9 stylish and i * the Fox building, as law offices. j for fall and winter season?at 1 DR. CLIFTON?Eye, Ear, Nose and Kaminer & Go's. Throat?Specialist willl be at Kauf- Messrs. D. Ira Wingard, Wilb< mann Drug Co. Oct. l9t. At Johnston Quincy Hendrix and Ellis Efird fcept. 26. Saluda Sept. 27-28. Bates- last week to enter Newberry col burg Sept. 29-80. Operations treatment Mr Walter j McCartha, the eye glasses. Charges reasonable, all lar 8ecretary of the Tri-County examinations free call at drug store f Batesbar wa9 here for a for any farther information desired. Mouday) inBthe interest of his fa Miss Caro Efird. daughter of Hon STRAYED-September 10th, and Mrs. C. M. Efird, has beene acted b|acb sow.pjg about eight weefei librarian of the College for Women, A reward wjll be pajd for any in Columbia. Miss Efird is a graduate ation, or, delivery to the undersi this institution, and is in every way pe- SAML E HFNDR culiarly qualified for the duties of the 2w48p Lexington, Rout ** *^*1 U-V.-S a t ^r- W. M. Schwartz, of Bar: Get your exhibits ready for th~ Spent Sunday and Monday in L( county fair, Now is the time to be- J J ttv ttt a. . j Master Va9CO Miller and little Mr. W. Westmoreland, a popular T j : - - . - ' ? , ., : jl.iz.?ic iumci, sua aau uaugm merchant of Samaria and one of the Deputy Sheriff Miller, have beer? cleverest men in the county was a m witn fever for the past few da juror this week, and gave us a pleasant TQ My FRIEND3._r wj? be op Business Friday. Sept 23rd. wit! 5 or 6 doses 666 will cure a y very Best Beef, Fish and Oysters case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. price will be right aud a square d Constable L. L. Roof, of Chapin, guaranteed to all. Goods deli was in Lexington Monday on matters any where within one mile of I of business. Mr. Roof is just up from phone me. J. S. Rov a severe spell of fever and his friends v .. **- ^ ,, ? , ,, will be glad to know that he is now ? tbo County M on the highroad to recovery. Saciety will hold !ts regular quo u . , a. L. i 4. meeting. Every physician jn Lexington is the best cotton market county should attend, in the State. . Miss Uceoline Harman spent Monday . Lexington is the best cotton m in the capitol city. | m the btate' ' The cotton is opening fast and, with 1 Send us that dollar out of yrui but few exceptions, the farmers are balelf are ln arrears t0 thls i said to be selling their holdings. J Hon. F. H. Dominiek, of Newl FOR SALE?10 fine pigs. Apply to law partner of Gov-Elect Co 2wks J. J. FOX. Blease and one of the leading attc Miss Martha Hendrix Caughman pf Newberry bar, was he was a Columbia visitor Monday. leSal business this week. Wise people change; so change your Buy your shoes from Harman'* place of buying shoes and go to Har- store while in Columbia. Cosi man's, in Columbia. He saves you and wear longer, money on shoes. 0r0pg are g00d, the pri< WANTED?to Buy Beef Cattle,^Chick- j cotton is better, and our people s ens, begs ?M rors aogs niKneSp | take off three days and attem Prices Paid. Write Call or Phone Me Lexington Connty Fair. Oct. 5 at Lexington. Depot. J. S. Powell. I and 27 wU1 be th/ date? nnnnHBHMHB yWVWVWV^V^WVV^ MILLI: r on. We show you th rpieces bf the most fam From the extreme Fre: luite a step, yet you w ainty French innovatic :o please. It will pay jase you in style and p dies' Suit express Ladies' Coat e line of Coat Suits, St] lat we wouldn't show est of every lady, and ? /N*TTL AV?/\ T? TTAYITT t/JLSt? w UC71 U, UVCJiy buix MIMNA I, Gil- Mr. H. M. Wingard has purchased s scrip- the stock of fancy groceries from >j and Julian P. Meetze and occupies the ij I sub- same building. This was made neces- f! sary by the growing business of Mr. if 3it at Wingard, which demanded more room. ] j Tnree big days at the Lexington f| i County Fair?Oct. 25, 26 and 27. if ing a Dr. Clifton, eye, ear, nose and !'i )oard, throat specialist, will be at Dr. Brook- '! er's effice in Swansea for one day next ]'! gard's we?k?Oct. 6th. Operations, treat- if les in ment> eye-glasses. Charges reasona- fj Ldren ^le. Examinations free. Please call if ' early in the day. Ask Dr. Brooker f; , . for information. ill pr i1 Lexington is the best cotton market if 3 wan? in the State" ' on. LADIES ! You are especiall}' in- f; p t>? vited to call at Scott Hendrix's Fcr- I enter niture Store and see the new fall dis- j play of furniture, art squares and j arket ruf?s* Rugs from 50c' up* !| Mrs. Warren Weed has been extreme C e the ^ *** during the last week. |jj ions_ When you are in need of groceries, |?oretty vegetables, etc., always go to H. M. i|j 3. N. Wingard's store. Mr. Wingard is j>! alw .ys on the alert and is never with- i|| d out something good to eat. Hi? ] ! i je^ prices are very low. i lege. Get y?u a premium list of the Lexington County Fair. '!j ^Fair The Lexington County fair will be \j hours larger and better this year than ever I1! ir< before. Every department will be i[j improved and broadened. Every per- j'j |V son in the county should make en iji \ effort to have an exhibit. !>! form- |,{ ,fxed' i DENTAL NOTICE. !;! ;e 3, j I will be in Swansea on Monday and ] | ell Tuesday, October 3rd and 4th. All j in ' wishing dental work come early. I j will leave on the evening train Tues- j day. S. F. Killingsworth, J Ml?8 Dentist. ( ter of ? j rite HELPFUL WORDS en for 1 h the From a Lexington Citizen. ! i. the i9 your back lame and painful? ( eal is Does it ache especially after exer- [j ivered tion? )epot. Is there a soreness in the kidney ~ rell. region? ? edical These symptoms indicate weak kidrterl v tieys, the There is danger in delay. Weak kidneys fast get weaker. Give your trouble prompt attention. n Lfirket Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly, . They strengthen weak kidneys. 01 first Read this Lexington testimony. 11 )aper. George B. Lee, of Lexington, S. C., an ,4T suffered from attacks of ir berry, kidney trouble fo" a good many years le L- and during that time tried a number 1 rneys of remedies. I receiyed the best of re on results from D >an's Kidney Pills, procured at the Kaufmann Drug Co. r> shoe ^ always give me pleasure to re- fe b less commend this remedy to other kidney J? sufferers." " For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ce of cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, J hould New York, sole agents for the United i the States. b< !5, 26 Remember the name?Doan's?and & take no other. N.BR?! $ VWWWWVfeVWd e grandest and most sty ous designers and many n ach styles to plain and n( ill find every variation fi )ns and new and novel de vmi tn first, visit nnr tint i J \/ Vh w W AAA IW V ? V w W^A AA W W rice. Department Suits, something alwayi reet and Evening Dresses you. We have style, que L a money saving propc lg new in Dry Goods, UGH'S I THE GEORGIA I IS THE BEST Bl i I The Georgia Beauty is the best bug^ ling buggies several years and this is th This price is for the steel-tired buggy. Tficlriiilf foefir on r mnrlfl r\ n io uujn lciot^y chili niauu kj Come and see it; you will be as stroi We still sell the Hackney and Babco Also some good surries and other me plete line of Single Harness, and can i price. Come and see the Georgia Beauty a 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue i OUR GUARANTEE i I ?bbbbbp ?? Paw?oaw?? ? Go By The Name. I Fishir Tbe way to buy paint is to go by the Mrs. M. J. Fry, ame. There is a name never seen Mrs, R. D. Hook, n sham paint or weak paint or short- Misses Vera Hoc .ensure paint: Devoe aud Dorathy p] There are a hundred different names . . 1 paint. Some are sham; some weak; ** estlake are visi )me short-measure; and some all Hook, Misses N iree* Smith and Kathr If there i9 another such paint as De- Camp, out at Lau oe lead-and-zinc, we don't know it. ington, S. C. Th here are a few fairly good paints; a ]umbia and" are sw; only one Devoe. A gallon De- themselves hugel 3e is worth a gallon-aud-a-half of an(j vigorating p lose few. crispy fried brim Mr. Aaron Higgins, of Plainfield, N. with the outing. ., always used 15 gallons of mixed are some beaut'i lint for his house. Last spring he young ladies. W 3Ught 15 gallons of Devoe and had 4 Hook's health is illons left. life and that he ! The Kaufmann Drug Co. greatly benefittec lish collection of hats g ew original designs by 1 3at designs favored by | om the extremely and | jsigns well represented g department before yon ? s coming in. We can | There is not a style I tlity and our prices are I >sition, to visit our suit Notions, Millinery, etc. COLUMBIA, S. C. BEAUTY BUGGY j JGGY MADE FOR A J st i;| i ^ yy value in Columbia. We have been sel- i ;! j le best buggy we have ever sold for $65 j !j With rubber tires it sells for $85. i;j f the best materials, by skilled workmen. j ;j ig in its praise as we are. j ;j >ck, as higher grades, having a full stock. [ dium grades in stock. We carry a com- \\ nterest you in something at a reasonable j!; ?! 1 it your first opportunity. ! ;! I KBB A \ i s 4 Columbia, S. C. j > MEANS SOMETHING j ;i ig Party. ' Old Reliable Music House Mrs. E. M. Piatt, The reliable music house of TT , Malone, ill Columbia, has many barMiss Florence Hook, gajng offer our readers in musical >k, Lucille, Evelyne instruments of all kinds. Nothing att, Miss Clarence makes the farmers' home more atHno ATr ^andprs T) tractive and Malone's Music House it ng Mr. banders l).wouI<J ]ike to hear {rom eyery farmer ellie Hook, Nellie jn t^g county who has not already a yn Williams at Pine piano or organ. Write today; don'C ' :ral Falls, near Lex- wait until tomorrow or next day. ey are all from Co certainly enjoying * y, sniffing the cool Prof. L. B. Haynes, for many years tond breezes, eating president of Leesville College, has , and are delighted moved to Spartanburg, where he will Amnrior Hip nartv i.:~ i maac ins iuiure nome. ful and charming e are glad that Mr. ? * t t improving in camp FOR SALE:?Cheap, one light spring may return home wagon, newly repaired and painted. la good condition. Rice B. Harman'.