The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-12

Are you Den1nd WlGn your SuDScIlp-
ton? We cannot afford to send the
| paper on long credit, so please call or
send and settle. There are some near
us who could pay up if they would.
You should see the large selected
line of new and beautiful rugs, all
sizes, at Scott Hendrix's Furniture
Store. They are certainly pretty and
as cheap as you will find them in any
market. Call and see them.
Mrs. Miller le1t for her home in Vir-
ginia the early part of last week and
| her daughter, Miss Love, followed her
| Saturday morning, after spending a
pleasant time with MR.. B. Vineyards
family in town.
| We advise our people to call and
see the stock of fall and winter shoes
just in at E. P. & F. A. Davis, Colum-
bia. They carry a select stock OF
shoes for dress and substantial wear.
New advertisement next issue.
Mrs. A. J. Norris, Mrs. James b..
| Tillman and her little daughter, Helen,
of Edgefeld, after visiting Mr.. John
J. Fox's family here, and Mrs. H. j..
Seibles and other relatives at Sandy
Run, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan will be in Columbia on Septem-
Der 10th, and an. elaborate reception
viii be rendered them in that city.
This will be their only stop-over in
this State, and an immense crowd will,
no doubt, be present.
WANTED-To teach you telegraphy
and give you job. Southern Rail-
road Training School for Telegraphers
and Station Agents. 12061a Main
street, Columbia, S. G. 2w45
The Jas. L. Tapp Company, Colum-
bia, are as busy as :'bees in tar
bucket" New goods just opened and
they are going out in all directions.
Don't miss going in and inspecting
the immense stock now ready for the
vast number of buyers that throng the
place daily.
Old Santa Claus, so as not to disap-
point single child in this vicinity,
has, this early, commenced to unload
his pack at the Bazaar, and it there
fore becomes the duty of all little
children to be good and he will reward
them with toys and nice present
Christmas.
We have 100 boys knee pants suits
sizes to 15 years. To close these out
in the next few days offer one-third
off regular price. These are splendid
values, as most of them are all wool,
medium weight, good and will do for
winter wear.
E. G. Dreher & Co.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick spent a
few days pleasantly with Miss Lula
Hammer and other friends in town
last week. She has accepted a school
at Ulmers, Barnwen county, S. G.
There is no better line of coffins and
caskets carried in stock by any under
taker than you will find at Scott Hen
drix's furniture store, and the prices
are reasonable. His hearse will attend
all calls.
We had very pleasant call from
Mr.. G. F. Latham, of Little Mountain,
yesterday. He has placed in the Dis
patch an advertisement, offering great
advantages to the citizens of Little
Mountain and vicinity to trade with
him. AS many of our people have
already learned of the general good
awaiting them in that market they
will no doubt call and see him and
see what astonishing bargains he has
for them.
We have nothing special for our GUS
toners this week, but want them to
call and see US. We always do the
best we can with full up-to-date
stock of general merchandise.
w. P. Roof.