Every Pie
Our Floo
This business has re
every piece of furni
now coming in.
Dressers from $5.00
Full Suits " 16.UU
IRON BED " 1.50
Folding Springs " 1.50
Chairs " .50
Mattresses " 2.25
Ladies' Desks " 4.50
Stoves " 7.50
Hammocks " 2.00
Covers " 1.90
Our divided payment
and ask about it.
Lion Fin
A visit to our store
will make a customer
J UJ JUU.
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Have you paid for your paper ?
The girls and boy9 will soon bo off
to college.
Now is the time to make your preparations
for the county fair.
RUB-MY-TISM will cure you.
Call at the Dispatch office and get
a red spider bulletin if yohr cotton i9
affectej.
Heavy rain9 have fallen in some
parts of the county during the last
few days, i
? _ V
'mere are a numoer 01 aiso raws.
Barret Jone3, Esq:, a leading attorney
at Batesbnrg, was in town
Monday on legal business.
The big sale at Goldberg & Co.'s,
Roof's old stand, continues to draw
large crowds.
Mr. D. B. Rawl, of Batesberg, that
prince of good fellows, spent Monday
in Lexington.
The Enterprise Hardware Co., is
opening up this week and will be
ready for business by September 1.
The season of the barbecues is
about oyer, the county campaign having
closed last Saturday.
Mr. Lewis Roof, of Columbia, has
been spending a few days in Lexington.
Miss Lncile Gunter is the pretty
guest of her cousin, Miss Ada Williams,
during the week.
Miss Maude Fulmer, of Little
Mountain, is the attractive guest of
her cousin, Miss Julia Bickley.
Miss lcoline Harm an is on an extended
visit to relatives and friends
in Columbia.
Mr. E. W. Burnett, a j opular attache
of the R. L. Lybrand Company,
of Swansea, spent the week-end with
relatives here.
As the tail season draws near we
hope that our subscribers in arrears
will remember us with their dues.
Spe
Buggies?
If you are in ne
our Line before yo
We have just i
bouts of different n
line, get prices and
Remember the
hibition in our shoi
the buggy will be g
Our Manager
ment. Our Mott
THI
ce of Furnitui
r Must Find a Ne
cently changed hands?chat
ture must move to make roo
up-; CLIP THIS
COUPON
BRING TO OUR
)>
? STORE Lj
We will refund 10 per cent ^
" of your cash purchases, or al- to
" low you 10 per cent credit on fp
? account for time purchases. ^
plan will help you furnish
rmture C(
ABRAMS & WINSTEN
1406 Main St.,
Columbia, . S. C.
i
Mrs. Chas. A. Geiger is spending
sunietime with relatives in Cross Hill.
Congressman A. F. Lever arrived in
town yesterday in time to cast his
bailot. Congress adjourned on Monday
night.
RUB-MY-TISM will cure you.
FOR SALE?Homes in and around
Johnston, ask for list.
Y_ Mjiv. Johnston. S. C.
Lexington will continue to grow,
and it behooves all of onr citizens to
work together for the good of the
town.
Mr. R. L. Lybrand. one of the
prince merchants of Swansea and as
clever a gentleman as ever lived, was
in town Monday.
Some of the cotton fields are getting
white with the fleecy staple. Who
will be the first to send ns that dollar
out of the proceeds out of the first new
bale?
For great bargains in dry goods,
notions, shoes, hats, ladles' dress
goods, fanoy millinery and pattern
hats, go to Wm. Platfc &.Son, Colombia,
S. 0.
5 oEi 6 doses 066 will break any
case of Chills and Fever; and if taken
then as a tonic ' the Fever will not.
* a firm Prim* 9J?n i
The Lexington High,, school ^Lill
open the fall term in the magnificent
new building on next Monday morn1
ing. Every child in the district
should be present on the first day.
. Mrs. L. I.. Ivaminer and daughter,
Miss Josie, of Columbia, are visiting
relatives and friends in r^.nbury,
Conn., New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
The cotton crop will be short in
most sections of the county. The
.armers should market slowly, since
it is estimated that the crop will be
four million less than last year.
The Kirkland Distributing Co., of
Colombia, who suffered heavy losses
by fire a few days ago, is now ready
io fill all orders promptly, and they
will appreciate ^our business.
cial For
Wagons? Harnes
:ed of or thinking of buying :
u purchase
eceived and have open in Sti
lakes, styles and prices, whi<
your choice while the stock
$90.00 Tyson & Jones Bugs
v window. We only have i
riven away immediately as st
r 17rnocf T ivinorctnn w
y ,ITAX JL/lUVUt T vvu ??
d (Quality Goods at reasonab
E L. D
BATESBl
re Now on
:w Home.
iged management?and
m for enormous stock
Mahogany, Birds-Eye Male
and White Enamel Furni
ire at half price.
One lot slightly damaged
ibrary Tables in Mahogany
id Oak?worth from $15.00
i $40.00, now being offered
om $7.00 up. Don't miss
lis?you will regret it.
your home?come in
>mpany,
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended to
Phone 580. 1
Everybody in Lexington county
should have an exhibit at the Lexington
county Fair, and now i9 the time
to begin.
M. Wei9S, watchmaker and jeweler,
ha9 moved from Main street to 1336
Assembly street, Columbia, where lie
will serve you promptly at all times.
?
Mr. R. D. Smith, the popular manager
of the Bank of Western Carolina,
spent Sunday with his parents in
Leesville.
Mr. Alfred J. Fox, cashier of the
Home National Bank, has returned
from a business and pleasure trip to
New York, Washington, Baltimore and
other points of interest.
If you haye not already registered
and you want to vote for Woodrow
Wilson for president, you should register
on the first Monday in September
or the first Monday in October.
The Elopement of Ellen," a most
excellent play, will be rendered
by local talent under the auspices of
the Ladies' School Improvement
League on Friday night, September
6th, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. The
public cordially invited to attend.
The Columbia Lumber and Mann*
.factoring Co., will be pleased to serve
the Lexington trade with anything in
their line. They are honest, straightforward
people and will treat you
right on every deal.
Prof. Cyrus L. Shealy, who has been
spending the snmmer in Lexington
with his brother, Hon. Frank W.
Shealy, will leave in a few days for
Walterboro, where he will again be at
the head of the Walterboro High
School.
Thos L. Martin.
Mr. Thos L. Martin, formerly of
Swansea, is now in the mercantile
business in Columbia at 916 Main St.,
and is receiving a good trade. He has
recently added to his business an automobile
transfer, and has two handsome
new Ford cars. He will be pleased
to serve his Lexington friends.
Augusi
s? Carriages? ]
anything in the above line i
Dck a nice lot of about 50 j<
:h is for our special July an
is complete.
jy which is to be given awi
10 more Rawhide whips left
ated. Come, buy a good v
ill be glad to make you our
ile prices with terms to suit
. CUL
CJRGr,
?????????
Opening oi: Lexington's
New .School Building
The opening: exercises of the new
school building at Lexington will be
on the opening day of school, Monday,
Sept. 2, at 9:30 a. m. The following
is the programme:
Presiding Ofiicer?Co. Snpt. A. D.
Mari;n.
Devotional Exercises?Ministers of
town.
"Reyiew of the progress of the
school of district No. 1.?One of the
tnistees or their representative.
"Educated Christian Citizenship'*?
Rev. J. E. Rushton.
"The County High School'*?Prof
W. H. Hand.
"Tendencies in our Public Schools''
Hon. J. E. Swearingen.
"The Outlook of the School for
Coming year"?W. E. Black.
Music by the music department will
be interspersed throughout these ex
ercises.
The public generally, especially of
the district, ie most cordially invited
to be present.
Every student should be present on
the first day.
Something Every Day.
Something each day?a smile,
It is not much to give,
And the little gifts of life
Make sweet the days we live.
The world has weary hearts
That we can bless and cheer,
And a smile for every day.
Makes sunshine all the year.
Something each day?a word,
We cannot know its power;
It grows in fruitfulness
As grows the gentle flower.
What comfort it mav bring,
Where all is dark and drear;
For a kind word every day
Makes blessed all the year.
Something each day?a thought,
Unselfish, good and true,
That aids another's need,
While we our way pursue;
That seeks to lighten hearts,
That leads to pathways clear;
For a helpful thought each day
Makes happy all the year.
Something each day?a deed,
Of kindness and of good,
To link in closer bonds
All human brotherhood.
Oh, thus the heavenly will
We all may do while here;
For a good deed every day
Makes blessed all the year.
?Selected.
Notice of Incorporation
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Hon. R.
M. iu.cCown, secretary of state for
South Carolina, on Saturday, the 7th
day of September,, 1912, for a charter
for the Irmo Presbyterian Church at
Irmo, S. C., said corporation to hold
and conduct such religions services,
and to conduct such business only as
is in keeping with religious corporations.
,
R. W. Boulman,
H. A. Coleman,
P. E. Wheeler,
Trustees.
Irmo, S. C., Aug. 26, 1912.
Red Spider Bulletins
I have a number of bulletins on the
red spider and its remedies by Mr. E.
A. McGregor, scientific assistant of
the United States department of
agriculture, which I will take pleasure
in giving to all those who will call at
the dispatch office. The bulletin contains
the most valuable information,
telling as it does, the preventative and
the remedy.
D. R. Haiti wanger.
t Buyers
itobes? Whips? I
anytime this Summer be sure
>bs of Buggies, Carriages am
d August trade. Come, insp
ay free. This buggy is now
to be sold at $1.00 each, aftei
rhip cheap and get a chance a
best prices and show you thj
.) Call and give us a trial.
LUM (
SOUTH OA
the left of being directly in front of 1
The Only Reason for the needle
now Hounds ridiculous aDd inhnman
that way, which resulted in the op>
garded and their health protection I:
Physicians have long recognized
of more nervous and bodidly disordi;
tribnted to any other single origin.
The ordinary sewing machine is
most impossible to escape its dangei
all. The remedy?a Standard Centi
iJVUK 11C1IU11A 9
Lexington,
HHHMHHnS
i
J. B. HOLMIAN
ENTERPRISE 1
WILL
SEPTEIVI
I With a complete
ware, Farming 1
gies, Wagons, I
manufactured.
I We solicit a shar
I age and will ce
right. Prices alv
Call and
Enterprise I
Next to DIi
Lexington,
New Crop 1
Harmon Dru
Successors to Ks
Lexington,
5?
and see
ect our /\\^|
on exr
which
it this High Grade Buggy,
rough our complete Buggy
:omp/
ROLINA
The Sewing Machine 1
THE CAUSE!
All Factory Sewing Machines are ,
placed right. They have the needle 1
right straight in front of the center of 1
the operator's body, ,jl
| All Family sewing Maohines (ex- 1
^ cept the "Standard" Central Needle) '
haye the needle placed 4 1-2 inches to .
ihe center of the operator. 1
being 4 1-2 inches off center, which 1
is?it was easier to build the machines *1
erator's comfort being ntterly disre- j
>adly neglected. 1
the sewing machine as the basic cause 1
>rs, peculiar to woman, than can be at- ?jl
) a nerve and health annoyer?it is al- 11
* and injnrions influence if it be at 81
*al Needle Machine.
Furniture Store I
South Carolina.
1
W. J. MeCARTHA j|
HARDWARE CO. 1
OPEN '
IBER 1st
j Stock of Hard- i
mplementsc Bug- 4
Vlowers, the best 1
e of your patron- 1 j
rtainly treat you 1 1
rays right. *
L See Us.
hardware 09, J
spatch Office 1
South Carolina 4
1
rurnip Seed I
Ruta Baga, White, Egg, ^
Early Purple Top (Strap Leaf) J
White, Yellow and Purple
Top Globes. Radish Seed. 1
t r_i l: T7" l i___ iir
vaienune, iveniucKy won- j
der and Sieva Beans for late j
planting. tm
g Company, 1
tufmann Drug Oo. V
, . S. C. 1
and Wagon Depart- flj
WY I