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. r - " Go to Henry Drug Store, Ohapin, 8. 0., to ha? e your eyes tested for -*1 glasses. Examination free. We i also handle a foil line of drugs, patent medicines, jewelry, paints, etc, . FSWCXL A27D SCXSSOEk it : The teachers' examination will be &8id here on next Friday, the 12th. Mr. Ed. M. Martin, the popular con -stable of Swansea, is attending court this week . Meet me at Harmon's Shoe Store. I am there buying shoes and saving lots wf money on them. Buy yoor candies, cakes and crackers at The Bagaar, where yoc always lad the beet. Mr. J. S. Howell, former depot agent here, has accepted a position with the Southern Express company ..... i* Columbia. .. Mr. Felix Burgess, a progressive young farmer of the Samaria eeotioD, was in town Saturday. 6 " . Must bo sold in the next 20 days an entire stock of Shoes. You can save lots of money now at Harmon's store mtshoes. All of the boys and giris who came koine from college to spend the hoii?V> have returned. ' j Mr. John Beid, union printer of Co* (nmbia, has accepted a position with 10k6 Dispatch. * Go to Harmon's 8boe Store now for bargains in aboes. They are selling apy pair at and below cost Columbia, Many liaitars have been kept away from court on account of the inclement weather. Ool. J. Brooks Wingard left on Monday night for Colombia to be, present ah the convening of the legislature Mat night. Che mail carriers are having a hard time these days. The roads are in a hfid way and in some places almost impassable. Mr. Gt. M. Adams, of Baxter, one of t?e leading men of his section, hat been here daring the week. ? ( i Mr. H. J. Burgess, merchant and , postmaster at Steedman, was in town Saturday and gave na a pleasant call. Dr. S. J. Btheredge, president of the People's Bank of Leasville, was in at- ' tehdance upon court Monday. \ Mr. 0. D. Bane, a leading merchant ** T^marlila. has been in attendance : ?fbn co art. , ' J , ' ; ' - _ > ^ j ; _ / _ I . . V . '. wKKtttKKMWKMKtMKW^BOtB^KMXWBBKKL 9 I Great Ret 1int?v\ * 'N -' : 'm ' Our trade f( - f Dry It is needles We are goii 11 Departmen || You are al\ | and prosper Mr. W. L. K Johnson, one of the most substantial men of the Swansea section, is a court week visitor. Col. P H. Nelson, the distinguished criminal lawyer of Columbia, is here representing tne prosecution in the Ruoker-Reeder case. Constable L. L. Roof, the "terror of evil doers" in the Fork, while attend- j ing court this week, called in and renewed his subscription. Miss Eloise dim, the beautiful and facinating daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' West Cnm, of Swansea, is the guest i of friends here. .Mrs. Frank W. Shealy. wife of the popular clerk of the court, is quite ill at her home here, much to the regret of. her many friends. Prof. C. E. W^s inger, principal of the Inmann High School, spent the iinN/faT-B at hi? home near Lexington. returning to Inmann on Saturday. Mr. Henry D. Lowman, a progressive farmer of near Batesbnrg, and one of the best fellows that ever lived, is a juror this weefc. Mr. A. Madison Huttc, of Pelion, is attending court as a grand juror. He is one of the be9t young men in the I county. Mr. W. Westmoreland, merohant and postmaster at Samaria and one of the foremost men of his section, was in town Saturday aud gave us a call. The Rev. J. J. Myers, of Oongaree, the newly chosen pastor of the Lexington Baptist church, will fill his appointments on next Sunday, preaching at 11 a. m. and f p. m. Hon. J. Frank Kneece, for many years the popular and efficient postmaster at Bausburg, was in town Monday on ma tors of business and gave us a pleasant o.?il. Mr. Perry Caughman, of the firm of dknghman Bros., Columbia, is in the Western markets buying mules and ] horses of all kinds, suitable for all ' rinvnTMAt Thft.W \Still amVO On OX I about the 15th. See advertisement elsewhere. Gou ty Auditor Dent and Editor G. Si. Harm an are in the Gaston and S w ;n88a seotions this week, the former taking tax returns and the latter abasing cart wheels from delinquent subscribers. Track Farmer Wanted. We have a small tract of very fertile land n^ar the city. Ideal location for truck farm. Only 25 minute ride to market. Want experienced man with small family to work shares. Gregory-Oonder Mule Oo. 9tf Oolrmbia, 8. 0# tactions in I nife Has Bee A ' >r the season has a!1 A"f fll rutiQUJi iux cbu i/x ujj Goods, N Hats 5S to go elsewhere lg to put forth gre t Store. Goods nc yays welcome her ous New Year to INAIIGH COLUMB V. i?; t -t v Teachers To Meet. The regular meeting of the Lexington County Teachers' Association will he held in the Palmetto Collegiat* building on the 20th inst., at 11 a. m I Prof. W. K. Tate, supervisor of rurai schorls, has assured the officers thai | he will certainly be present at this j meeting and address the association. Every white4 teacher in the cocan | should be present. This meeting is iuj tended to be of especial benefit to rnr| al teachers, and a most cordial invita| tion is extended to all. ' Foley's Honey and Tar Compound "Cures in Every Case." Mr. .Ta?. McOafferv. Merr. of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, because it cures in every case. "I have nsed it myself and I have recommended it to many others who have since told me of its great curative power in diseases of the throat aod lungs.'' For all conghs and colds it is speedily effective. * ' Kaufmann Drag Co. Bulletins Free. Congressman Lever requests us to: call the attention of onr readers to the fact that he has for sistritution Farmers Bulletin No. 478, whioh is a plain statement of facts regarding tuberculosis, prepared especially for farmers, and others interested in live stock. We are sure that fciia bul~ ? - * , v letin will be or great value 10 we people as will also Bulletin No. 478, "How to Prevent Typhoid Fever.'* Mr. Lever will be glad to send a copy of each of these bulletins to any one who will drop him a card. Charles Durham, Lovington, 111., has succeeded in finding a positive cure for bed wetting. "My little boy wet the bed every night dear thro' on the floor. I tried several kinds of kidney medicine and I ttas in the drug store looking for something different to help him when I heard 0IK Foley Kidney. Pills. After he hso* taken them two days we could see a-ychange and when he had taken two-thirds of a bottle he was cured. That is about six weeks ago and he has not wet in bed since.*' Kanfmanu Drug Co. Fine Oranges. We beg to acknowledge the receipt of a fancy box of orange! Aran our good friend, Mr. Clifton W. Harsey, of Wildwood, Florida. Mf. Httfcry is a Lexington county boy, who ft making his fortune in the Land of Fftwevi, The oranges were mnoh enjoyed and aooreciated by the entire forced .> r ?rmmm 'rices in all I n rui uuc|i a ' /* *' been the largest ii is?MIMNAUGH' " 1 ' lotions, L Milliner , XTXXXXXXXV. when you can fin ater effort to mak< >w going at greatl: e and we invite y< all our Lexington 1A* . ' ? " *> o ? . Kg , r-~u ?-; First ( Mules TO BU is off. con New Yei We wish to tha us dunng 1911; s same during 19: Notions, Millin store?the store fl II OTAI r. n. oi hi ?. * r . | : ;* ' " . / ' ' " Departments ind Strong; tl i the history of S is headquarters adies' Sui y, Men's d just what you v b 1912 the banner 5r reduced prices. du to call whether friends and custo fcRTME SOUTH CA ? ? II slass second 1 and Horses- -1 r^srr m-L ~ , i JL. ? lie pnut: < Now is the tirn J M B I A, - OHMnBnHHBMBBI ar Greet ,nk our friends for t ind respectfully as! 12? When you need ery, Shoes, Hats, ! ) that will save you .LINGS, New i for the Ne; le Goods N ,1 our great store \ at all times fo] its, Shoe Clothiuj rant here at the year for Colur you buy or no mers! mi V ?s Nl 51 lROLINA mmnnhbnbbdbks hb -ri We lave land young ;' A .tLJEi JA1 SSU : Dii this stuff i e to buy. , | < | V( ft f VI - s c. j ings: li? liberal patronage given j i for a continuance of the* J L anything in Dry Goods, J Etc., always come to our * mniiftv. 1 Brookland, S. C. j l\ J ct 30 Days. II lust Go. II ). There is a |f| g, Etc. 11 y right price. tibia's leading |H t. 2i nappy ij i viih ri