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i County Campaign Will Open On August 1. The first gun in the Lexington county campaign will be fired at Swansea oil Thursday, August 1, this date saving been agreed upon by the Executive Committee which met in the court house on Monday. There will be ten meetings, the first at Swansea and the last at Pelion on Friday, August 23. The sub-committee composed of Dr. "W. P. Timmerman, R. L. Keisler, R. L. Lybrand, T. E F. Holzhauser and J. J. Frick, prepared the following . itinery, which was adopted after much discussion: Swansea, Thursday, August 1. .0 Brookland, Saturday, August 3. Irmo, Thursday, August 8. Chapin, Friday, Augnsj 9. Peak, Saturday, August; 10. Gilbert, Wednesday, Aogust Summerland, Thursday, August 15. Boylston, Saturday, August 17. Steedman, Thursday, .August 22. Pelion, Friday, August 23. The assessments of candidates were fixed by a committee composed of G. ^ A. Guignard, F. Hamp Hendrix and Y 8. J* Clarke, and are as fellows: Senate, $15; House, $3; Clerk of Court, $30; Sheriff, $20; Auditor, $15; Treasurer, $15; Superintendent of Education, $15; Supervisor, $20; County Commissioner, $2; Coroner, $5. Ti ?ill k/> tVla( . fVia. QOflOQC. '* lb Will UU JUVU&WU vucvv vuv mvwvww merit for supervisor has been raised from $15 to $20, and that of coroner from $2.50 to $5. Candidates mast file their pledges i wtfch B. H. Barre, secretary, by noon I of Wednesday, July 31. No candi| dates will be allowed to enter the campaign after the above date. On motion of F. Hamp Hendrix, of /Leeaville, the candidates for magistrate were eliminated from the primary, and these officers will be appointed by the Governor upon the recommendation of the senator and representatives. The meeting was a representative one, and was harmonious throughout. County Chairman D. F. EJird presided ^ with ability and fairness. Red Cocks Win. i* ~~ * Lexington Bed Cocks on the Chapin I ball ground in the presence of a mighty throng of fans, defeated The Chapin V Comers is an exciting game of bail, the ooore of 8 to 2, on July 4. m Features of the ?ame were the home rem of Boozer, pitohing of Wingard | Md the fielding of VanOrmer for the I Bed Cocks. f Batteries, Lexington?Wingard and Wingard; Chapin?Lindle?, Derrick, Sbeaiy and Shealy. fa P Lav f . ... Neat Patterns . k 10c Lawns 8 l-2c Lawns B tpble piled up with Pe 1 values, at the yard Calico, Neat patterns, at y Dress Gi Big lot to pick from, yard Bed Ticking, Thousands of yards Apron One lot of 8 1-3c apron Gii See our 25c Poplins, in all fV?of Miron^o fllnffi fnr UV/V uiat IUXIuuuu v>vui *v* India Linon We have several pieces regular 25c sellers, but we hum, at yard See our India Linon at n Children's White and Black . 44( One lot Ladies' Shirtwaists Ladies' Shirtwaists Ladies' $3.00 Silk Shirtwai See our line Ladies' Hand] ????i? i??mmmmm i ? ???? Linen Crash Toweling, 10 II Ladies' Black Silk Hose, p 8 50c Silk Hose, pair I 75c Silk Hose, pair I Children's 15c White Hose X Children's 15c half Hose, \ I Children's and ladies' far | Hundreds of dozen Feari 1 I Oakley's Corylopsis Talcui I 2 lots of Lace at yard I Big values in Lace Curtain Pren's Dresses at d ? Want Long Hair? And you would like long hair? Rich, heavy hair? Beautiful, luxuriant hair? That is perfectly natural, and we are here to help you. Ayer's Hair Vigor is a great aid to nature in producing mm* ? 1 /? fi * just tne K<na of nair you desire. Do not be afraid to use it K o danger of its cob oring your hair. The ingredients are all given on each label, thus enabling your doctor to wisely advise you concerning its use. Consult him freely. He knows. Made by the J. C. AYER CO.. Lowell. Mm. Fats and Leans Play Great Game. By the score of 16 to 5 the Leans deferted the Fats in an exciting game of ball at the fair grounds on Friday afternoon, given under the auspices of the Ladies' School Improvement League. Congressman Lever acted as umpire and he made a good one?refusing to yield after once making a decision. The game was witnessed by a large crowd, and a neat sum for the furnishing of the new school building was realized. First Sweet Potatoes. IrvinLybrand, a progressive colored farmer living on the Snelgrove plantation, brought the first sweet potatoes of the season to Lexington last) Friday, irviii was cue nnsu wj uj.iu& sweet potatoes to market last year. Pain in Back, Uxor and KldDays ail oit of fix Dr. Hilton's Life WIN Cart Yta ?ns " A - .... *?U. . v. 8c. 6c. rcales, 10 and 12 l-2c 8c. JL ard . 4c. inghams . . . 7c. . 6,7,8,17c. & Dress Ginghams 4c. ighams, yard 7 c. shades, yard. . 19c. Wash Skirts, yd 12c. and Flaxon. E of these goods that are are going to make them 15c. Wi 5, 7, and 8c. i Oxfords gi09c, 89c, 93, v alues. CO ; 10 owe. - ists $1.48. cerchiefs 2c, 4c and 6c. fig yard limit . 7c. , 1 he air . 19c. 35c. IS 48c. _ i, pair . 11c. )air 10c. icy parasols to close out. iuttons, 2 Dozen for 6c. x% m Powder, can . 10c. '~J 3 and 4c. VJ g?ods- ^ 44c. | /oc. j Citizens of Lexington County: I am offering you the first opportunity to buy Columbia suburban property in Lexington County. ! "GREEN'S HILL" overlooks Co! lumbia, only two mile9 from State i House on Augusta and LexiDgton ! Highway. Now that the Bridge has been made free, Columbia and Lexington County are much nearer together than ever before, and, too, the early construction of the Aiken and Augusta Trolly Line that is now a certainty, and at an early date you will be riding its cars to and from Co ambia, - nd passing right through and oyer beautiful Green's Hill, and the property that you can buy now so cheap and on such easy terms. The S. A. L. Railway are now busy building their large Round-House and Shops at Cayce, one mile from Green's Hill. It means that hundreds of their employees will have to move from Colombia across the River so as to be convenient to their work. There are also hundreds more of Columbians who cannot and will not pay the prices that are now being asked for property in Columbia and suburbs, and these, too, will flock across the River just as soon a9 the Trol'y Line I iscompleted, and to Green's Hill their | eyes will naturally turn first for they t will follow the Trolly Line. There is no property in Columbia or suburbs within the same distance that Green's Hill is that can be bought for less than from $3,000 to $5,000 per acre, (this applies to Richland County). While you can buy from us at Green's Hill for a mere fraction of that figure. We are going to sell seventy (70) acres on Green's Hill, divided into fourths, halves and whole acre lots, at a price far below its true value, and on terms that you can't resist. A small cash payment, and then a few dollars a m mth without interest, notes or mortgages, will soon make you tne owner of one or more of these beautiful and valuable LOTS. Why put your hard earned MONEY in a bank and be promised 4 per cent, yearly for it, and in a great many instances never get y~ur money or the promised interest back again? Better buy Green's Hill Lots, they can't run away, only in increased value, nobody can take them from you without paying you a handsome profit on what you pay for them now. The property with all its future is there for you, will you hesitate and see the other fellow buy it up and make all the profits, better get your share? Write, call on us, or 'phone and we will take pleasure in showing yon this property, and tell yon all about the low price and easy terms you can get these lots on. L. J. FRINK, Room 2, Arcade Building, Upstairs, Phone 1603. COLUMBIA, S. 0. It isn't the price you pay bnt the goods you get that counts in the long run. TY l_l I. l. n Sla"! SA orthene e will put on the g sale of merchant ven the purchasin nvert our stock ir i days. We can 3ms. Everything ^res. Your dolli sre. Shrewd shop TTAHV OTQin J VUJ, ^MAU? Mill; This line must be ilues we are offeri r>T v. * A *- v*^ - * '' luiS ma^< SifQei t*&iitmdi7 r ?rrWvati Bank of Lexinj Strongest S I _ VI _ I me i Keep Your Monej If you are not a are not satisfactory, g We solicit a share of > SOX'S B ABBE CUE. | We will furnish a first-class Barbecue and refreshments at J. B. Sox's famous Barbecue Ground on Saturday July the 20th. There will be music and speaking. Everybody is cordially invited to come and enjoy the day. 3wp J. B. Sox & Sons. THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA The University of South Carolina-a first-class college with courses in Law, Engineering, and Commerce and Finance. Forty-three teacher's scholarships worth $100 in money and exemption from fees. A rare chance for an aspiring young man. The health and morals of the students are the first care. Enrollment 443 students. Many improvements next session. Entrance examinations will be held at the court house on Friday, July 12, at 9 o'clock. For catalog write to S. C. MITCHELL, Pres. nrtlnwiK? Q n " vuauiuuiKi wi w. HE opkin; 3 hter xtlOdlay greatest value gr iise that has bee g public. We mui ito cash in the ne: name only a fe marked in plai ar does double dui pers, Hopkins' lof mmaamammmammammmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm nery closed out and tl ng cannot be mat( <r,TT i.i "'*) J ' ' * '< ' w* u i bi Western [ jton Branch, R. D. Smith, Manag tate Bank in Sou Best Too Good Fo r in Lexington County and Help customer of ours and your Ba ;ive us your account. Small acc< our business. 4 per cent, paid Flavoring Exti The Pure Food Kind T,pmnn rrmHp ?rnm fhp beam." Vanilla that is Vanilla, there. Strawberry, Pineapplej Ice Cream Re quisi Jello?all flavors, Junl tine, Powdered Chocc Kaufmann I Lexington, BARBECUE. I will furnish a first cl ss barbecue at Chapin, S. C., on conzuy campaign day. Everybody invited. L}' TAUW "DTOrPT,"D Xn? liVUXI XVXkJ JkXiJLV. May 8?tf. ^ Embroil We have a large assortmer throw out in edges and bands ^ Gown * We will put on some fine vah 75c values $1.00 values Aprons, Great big ones Boys' Rompers il This hot weather the men will we have them with or withoul Hna 1 nf rnon'c $1 DO SVlirts vyiiv-/ i\/w invx-A u a ? v v -w?? All men's summer Underwear One lot of boy's Underwear, r s Black and Ta $1.25 values 1.50 values 52^ 2.00 values 2.25 values st ^ White Ox See them ^ $1.25 values [jj \ 1.50 values J 2.25 white buck must go y ? 3S Table Da 25c quality 50c quality _ 75c quality Turkey Red, 25c quality 50 white and colored $1 wast ) See our Ironclad Gaietea , Brown Linen 10c, 11c, 15c anc ^ See our yard wide Crepon, 2( I mir lnnrr TGmnnns. thev a f weather BagMMMBEBHnHMEI5aHB3E3BBgl mmwau ft lornlino I pui mum ;er. Ih Carolina r You? > Build It Up. inking connections aunts are welcome, on Savings. 'acts fruit, "as pure as a sun the flavor of Vanilla is , Banana, Orange. ites iet Tablets, Frostine, Gelailate. Drug Co., S. C. Barbecue at Irmo. Vq will furnish, as usual, a v fine becue at Irmo on campaign day 2, the exact date to be named later. 3 public is cordially invited. F. W. Derrick,. M L. Warner I / iery it that we are going to from 4c yard to 49c. IS ies. 50c values at 44c 59c. 79c. 19c. I 19c and 39c. 1 1 need Negligee Shirts I t the collar 44c. I 59c. 1 19c. I esnilar 25c goods 13c. | O w _ n Oxfords I 98c. I $1.29. I $1.69. 1 $1.79. | fords I 89c. I 98c. J $1.39. B $1.69. B mask I 22c. I 39c. B 48c. I 19c. I i Skiris, 59c. I ? niim i r? i mi lie. I 1 19c. J )c value 13c. | ic filks, yd IPc. I re fine ro- 'h:^ ho- 3 2V>c and 3Cc. |