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teem KEi.iie!': m LOCAL SEWS Movements oi Many People and Brief Happenings in and Around Lexington Jotted V.t-T C -?/-?< ,* t~ T? ^\V v|,? i' \j W iJL l* / K/uliv. fvr tfwii Misses Lessie and Intz Hook, of near BrookiaLC, have itiiunt'O homo, after a few day's visit to their casino, Misse.Nellie and Corrie Shnli, of near here. Thry were accompanied home by Miss Oorrie Shall. M'ss Ada Williams sneur a few days last week with her father, Mr. T. II. Williams, ana tamuy ao rtwans en. Mr. Jno. A. Dreher, a thriving farmer ar.d'good citizen, of the Selwood section, was in town Monday and call" ed in to see us. Mr. Cyrus Shealy, who is studying law in Columbia spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, Mr. Frank W. Shealy. Lot. new goods just opened at J. S. Wessinger's, at Chapin. Call and see them and be convinced that they are all marked at lowest prices. Mr. Claude VanOrmer, of Augusta, spent Sunday with friends here. We are glad to see Miss Carrie May Wingard out after being confined to her room with malaria fever for several da vs. * Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Sarrafct were visitors to Columbia Monday. Miss Katherine Efird, the attractive daughter of Mr. D. F. Efiird, was the guest of Miss Celeste George last week. Mrs. Rosa Lee and children left for Columbia last Thuisday to take up residence in the city. Mrs. G. M. Harman made her usual business trip to Columbia Monday. Messrs L. W. R8dd and Charlie Geiger were visitors to Columbia Monday. A car load of all kinds of Furniture just arrived at J. S. Wessinger's, at Chapin, S. C., and the prices Will please you. Miss Annie Lou Harman spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Rosa Lee, last week in Columbia. Miss Mildred Hook, of New Brookland, has returned home after a visit to Miss Alline Harman. Miss Julia Griffith, of Edmund, is visiting Miss Vera Corley near the depot. ^i gflegeggaeaeao SS 69 i ?? " 69 .g SS gg 1 We beg t i exc!l ?3 B ?o Cg CO 8S eS "PI 11" g i nc S3 S3 5? 2a sjf cn.~rr>; s ^ Mr. M P. Denny, Lexington's very li efticmnt deoot a^nt, is back c.i his | i : . ,. .... . i ; post after spot rang his vacation at ; | Chicugr, Baltimore, Vrv York end j >. : Otiicr places .?; irtei\in tile North, j t Mr. Lucius J-'iekl y has returned I cillui* cl h'.K v' *V11 1 1'diltIVcS IIG'dv i r Chapiii. ' j J t The 1argt,wt C'ovvd s?n'*i> on < rr I i j streets for some Tim:* were here ?.u- j t i urday. Almost ewry section of the i t ! county was represented by promineut 1 i citizens. j ? Oar eld friend and fellow comrade. | : i Martin L. Taylor, was in town Saturj day afternoon. ^ - Mr. J. S. Wessinger, one of Chapln's s leading merchants, has recently returned from the Northern markets, I where he purchased a large and com j plete line for all departments of his ! big store, * j Miss Elvira Harman spent a few i days with friends at Gaston last week. Mrs. Jake Roberts and little daugh- | ter, of Chapin, are visitiug her mother, Mrs. F. L. Harman. Messrs. Lucius and John Henry Ina- : binet, of Orangeburg county, who haye been visiting their relatives, Mr. ^ and Mrs. F. A. Hegman and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Roof, all of near town, | have returned home after a pleasant * stay. ] I Mr. Oal Keisler, one of our best farJ mers and citizen, of Hollow Creek, ; was here Saturday. Miss Ernestine Heighman, who ^ has been away several weeks, is at home again. Mr. P. C. Price, of Gilbert route 1, * was here Monday. Mr. T. H. Raw], feeling good over jhis crop prospects, was here Friday c as jovial as ever. Mr. Bonnie Harman, an industrious I farmer and clever fellow, was here c Friday. Mr. Chas. H. Livingston, one of the t best farmers in Hollow Creek, vra9 here Monday. ( Mr. J. J. Long, a substantial planter j of Hollow Creek, was in town Friday. Mr. J. A1 Meetze, a progressive far- j mer who always can be depended up- ^ on to take an active part in progressive agriculture, was here Monday. Mr. Lonnie Harman, one of the best g men and farmers residing near the steel bridge, was here Saturday.. j Mrs. I. V. Wessinger and son9 were c aeagflcaeajgeaafl | IC^EP o announce the isiuclv in riemnn IUIVUIJ 1U UUIIIUII This room CO 1837 MAU 1 ? <tf? ^""^"T >"*?" *- <?"<'*- '- > 'tf~ r W fc* ^ w^i> ^ <&' Nae *<a> *-*e irro ^Monday ntt.* <e pr.Timipry of rhe Roof affair. Misses Mae and Minrie Amiek, or ^ewijoiiy , i no ? <. i . u.if. .< i j*Z"'e ?U'J PePI'lo Cmry:'r~'. I T ij i>n'd 7 r ,-.T\ i" r " * : r?> t r-' o fIn y veuino woii ei;ss Liz-si .' >. no., me-. i I Mr. and Mrs. SC ytc iiendnx 1:l yes t'ldv! *' !1 '1 v" '' If!'' : I i! ~ I;Ls! : I heir in tie son. Lvi\;y, v. lu will be i rcatod for teosiiltis. Rev. A. II. Taylor, on route and j i; good :i roan as ever lived, was here j viOiiu H. V. j { Miss Lizzie C.Hiylinian spent the Irstof the week wifii friends in Peters lection. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sox spent Tries- : lav with Mrs. O. E. Cuuihmno. Mr. R. B. Barre, from Irmo, one of | )ur progressive Planters, was here VIonday. Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Caughman were j jresentat the singing of W. M. Caugh- { nan Sunday. Mr. R. L. Keisler, of Gilbert, a Drominent business man and good citzen, was in our city Monday. Mr. Jno. W. Hendrix was in town VIonday and paid us a pleasant call. Miss Lizz:e Caughman is spending :he week with her grandmother, Mrs. ?. H. Caughman. Mr. Wade Spires, of the Pelion secion, was here Monday. Mr. Alfred Lucas, a model farmer )f the Gaston section, was in town Monday. We noted on our streets Monday vlessrs. WestC. and James Caughman, vho resides just below town, two gentlemen who can always be seen in he forefront in agricultural pursuits >f our county. We were glad to shake hand of Mr. iVill A. Rawl, of Batesburg, here Mon' -? T1TI11 a /I I* i /-? rtw XJ n wrtr lay. W Hi auu. ma uivwjci, nan j , )f our town, are engaged in the lumber msine9S. Mr. Henry Rice, one of the cleverest gentlemen, of Black Creek, was lere Monday. We were glad to meet our old friend, Soah F. Corley, in town Monday, who s looking well. Mr. L. P. Williamson, one of Leesrille's pioneer citizens, was on our streets Monday. Mr. Edward Kyzer, son of Mr. J. E. 1 3,. Kyzer, left yesterday for Clerason \ jollege to resume his studies. He i9 a < MBMBBMBBBWBBKi M H 4 rat R ^0 opsning of our V straie the fame [ills o long ft cordially invited Z STREET, COLT JNDER NEW M. AAk 4H A ** S?i? i.!~&ir ify'+. f' 'rrv ?i" rrtJ f?>Hr II J***" -r. .- -v?r. ??- -s?-i *n r?.' v. ?. v> t-.v i v v? vsr -a*- \*^ n<r f bright find ; rami ycmi:;; man. Iv)i:. JI. '>".11, v.-.m rmv.'ir 10- \ Clay oil legal bL? i r > .?. Mr. ll??nrv Fn.-ii. or . iu: iJ i--n >> <> , , , , ! lb m:.i- t .4 u.-a.- . :? * j V , .. .-I . ... . . Mr. Sattnrfi-I-.! Cr m. o" S1 c n : - . , - 1 ;S here t< day on ?*ir:-m Mi', \\ :"i ?v.l Kyz-1\ id- rt - a ? > j Mr. J. E. U Kyzoi, who lii-Emcd li.o agricultural course at Civ sr. sou co'l- | has gone to Brcckl&iiil, ME:-., to tea - it j in the State ajy-'icul-nr.u h1:o:>1. i Sheriff Miiit-r run over to I lairs burg j Monday tu iook fetu-r c lJicial in; sir. < ^s. j Mr. E. W. Tavlor, of the Gilbert | section, was lure Monday. Mrs. J. J. Kami 11 or, of iiadsdtu, after visiting hsr liiolKcr, Mrs Hoi. Roberts ami other relatives nere, returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs Manslii;), at Hartsviile, Monday. Capt. Milton Corlcy was painfully hurt by one of the road machines this morning and was brought to liis heme here where he will remain until he is again able to resume liis duties. Before leaving home to attend court here next week, don't forget that dollar with which to remember the Editor. Dr. Rice B. Harmon is confined to his room this week very much indisposed. We hope this time next wetk WE NEED YOUR ROSES NOW. I do not plead a broken heart. My life has much of bliss; And yet at times the hot tears start, Because of joys I miss. . Oh, do not leave the tender things Unsaid till o'er my brow Death's wing its warning shadow flings! I need your roses now. If I should take the journey far Your tears would fall like rain, And out beyond the evening star Your soul would call in vaiD, But walking closely by your side, How little yon allow For human failings none can hide ! I need your roses now. Ab, life would brighten everywhere If half the love v, ere shown In tender, sympathizing care That gleams in costly stone. The honor you too late would give, Give now, I care not how? For you, and you alone, I live, And need your roses now. ?Myra Goodwin Plantz. lOCSfifSCSSSCflCfSC lQ696aG96563Qe raui Mimin Dnr m%$If IllOiU I BUI )us Victor and lit wont end tl to inspect some. TS DAI * "IMI'HKJ JMBIA, SOUTH C ANAGEMENT. vili fli.-] rial Jig.!n aad baari-y ana !?:. ; wi'l .--.rto look ?f!. :*. the larc.- | p :tioi.a;,* lie x?ct.s mustvrvu up throngi'i j I'.p po t.f protlciciicy :<ld j scrw.iis::i i .f ? -4 Greativ j-; dn^Ct! muM* r >? 2 . ... ia . 1 - - 1 .i 1: r, Drug Hi Yestor .. ni/ YY" : v r < y .'.v.- . ;. . . \ MibS Km nits Id . s : ; I YliUiO LHil 110 i. ' , I "v. t ?D'. . ; f, and acCor.ipi!.-'i: ' : > la-e^ o. j C'oiaiubta.. r"? i: IX It. j { Haiiiv/tiUg' r -.i>: ij'.urb jiuin ctr. f t. . I \ _ I > j 1 Tp^r.llPTis' P.vnmirso+irt^ I C The semi-annual teachers' examina- | tion \vi 1 be hvld at Lexington 0:1 Fii ! ii day, the 3rd day of October, next, j Teachers without certificates will be ! eS coinpell d to take this examination. 1 --No certificates will be renewed. The A. examination will begin at 9:30 o'clock \ 1 B???1? ^IP3EMBWZtm JSttTjf W'X* m 5 We Have Oi t LEATHER, * an) | GANI t ? | Enterprise I Compi w * IffCPCOOgCOftflCgCfl I6B586B5B5B5S5S5 a #7V25vP! llflllS 1 im which will Columbia Reci tie public is LY. i AROLINA. rife 03 T: ^ n f\ i *&) ^ ^-.v ti1 T7>* ^? bS v?. ' <*?* s? <" ?.'* SAVE YOUR KA'S ^ * { \Vhiic You Have Hair to Save* U_e Nov/bro'j Herpiaiu Every v.*oman v/!;o U c'Mz&l tc \ \-">r /also kalr or n.w.. :: toC. J i nr. -aa. " 'A'.at " 7 .V r.* .03 r>r ?:-;r a a.<hard f-j ; kii'.- t.0 t tno O^NO-! -* r A!" r: .a " / >? < '"' ' .;r :3 ""***\ > '.l.i-ai ." ' . f> !:?'?.* 15 r.'ii f-:-t i r-r /act. ' I V. :.r5* " i.' " '-"k tne n;ar"" f-* > -iv.ikh, _ ir'v. v.'ili kill \ /j v. ,y. r: rauA.o. eul every craco Xr-.?i *. r* / : ;' :v-.:-C ~ ''arpsr; 5?J i-r.;; : ? ; : V'O ?" \ j n:i .' By . c\ - ;iA ? V i j > : : . \ / 7' ore :-it" : in time r '' 'i .Oil m. 5:;i? valu|^ ; rein iy i.:nice ii?:althy ' kead h-'-erpwi iu !.n;>r 11" a life r.. 1! uiirc dull. d&ad, ;t!c liair making it lijrhfc. fluffy and beautiful, inn't wait. I'-win now to s:>.ve your hair, re guarantee the one cioilur a:/.c bottle. rmca Drug Go,, Special Agents M. Piea.-f- be prompt. d. L. HARMAN, Co. Sapt of Ed. 5^** ^ ^r,Vl 1 n Hand & j RUBBER t r by r "ING ^ I ? t 1 i /iV I Haroware $ j inu ? ' my. i ^ ^ j' ,SSS??3S3S3|| | f^S ^3 ^ aagnBmMBm n ea "; CT3 -? t 3 tw y? i 53 G& Ms S3 i si be used | erds. | n &H , M m i 1 m m m j S3 I ||| " 'Jq[4 *->. **2* *> ? "' *"; * f WrSf %'s*'^. i?? **r. 'ft** vv 'w