Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PENCIL AND SCXSSOBS. 1 Wayside Notes Gathered Here and Tbwe by a Dispatch Man. With best wishes and compliments of tbe season. Several communications left over lor next week. " ? ? -1 Mr. Jtsurr DiocKman, ox iiewwuj, wis in town Monday. Correspondents, send in the ((newsy items" from your section. Remember the Dispatch with a New Year dollar that you owe. ||g Mr. John M. Stuart, Colombia, i ? was op Sunday visiting his sisters in j J town. Lexington Lodge of Masons meet next Satnrday evening at the nsnal boor. Attorneys Hawes and Asbill were in town Monday on professional bnainess. F. E. Dreher, Esq, has returned I from a business and pleasure trip in the Fork. J. E Leach, of the Columbia bar, was in town sales day on professional business. A. D. Martin, E q.. has returned from his borne near Swansea after spending the holidays. A social dance was enjoyed by some of our young folks in Roof Hall last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Haltiwanger, - ? ?it. ai? #???:! or i*acesoarp, YlHllieu bue iauinj u< 1 Hon. C. M. Efird this week. ) The T. L. Herman Co., has parchased the boose and lot just below their stables on Main street-. We have fust received a car load of Chattanooga wagons, all sizes and prices. W. P. Roof. Mr. Frank Wheeler of the Fork, visited Jndge George S. Drafts and family daring the holidays. The Connty Board of Oommisnonets will be in session at the court honae tomorrow. Miss Estelle Hook, of New Brook land, visited relatives and friends in town a few days last week. * There will be service in St Stephen's Lutheran church next Son' day morning at 11 o'clock. Prof. Barnard Riwl, of Clemson, |r: spent the holidays with his relatives and friends around this place. Messrs. G. A. Goodwin and K W. Pa) law two of Gaston's prominent I citizens were in town yesterday. A niee lot of bogs and shoats for sale in the Lexington Department Store lot by P. H. Coriey. Dr. Locins Dreher who is attending dental lectures in Baltimore was s visitor here daring the holidays. The busiest man in Lexington for the past ten days, has been our efficient Treasurer, Frank W. Sbealy. W. S. Hite, member of the Board of Registration, was in town Monday in connection with bis official duties. Mr. Qainoy Ballon tine and sister, Miss Emma, have returned from a visit to relatives and friends in Newberry. Miss Liliie Smoak, who is teaching ft flourishing school at Macedon, spent the holidays with her parents ^ in town. Mr. Adam ft. Metis, win recently moved from this place to Irmo, has j been in town sevsral days spending the holidays. There was a general riot on Sunday before Christmas near the Baptist enarch of this place among the colored population, and the consequence is that one has already been found $20 or 25 days on the cbaingang, Several others have been bound over to court. TZE3ZZE3 :BTJS"ST stoe: ? ColUlYl ?3*"THE SAME 0 sive Cash Dry Goods i yuo to give us a call a ?K^ 11 - ' / VISIT . L HIMNAUC The Great Departm rheT? yon can Ret your every want supplied ties' Tailored Suits, Cloaks. Skirts and Shirt1 HOES to fit all ages. HATS tor Men, Worn y Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Lii l Goods and Men's Furnishings. The large* ictly first class goods to be lonr d South of B sell with a full guarantee. Evrry customer il orders receive prompt and careful attejiio SPECIAL SA pecial goods in every department put on dai 1 lots of Bh nkets, Comforts, Bed Spreads an I TX If mill jDoyieBtou iiiKouuiu uuu^o *w 111 wwLifer the foliowehip degree on Saturday 6th, at 2 p. m. All the brethren should be present. Mr. E. Austin Hoof of R. F D ?s has bought the old Jacob Corley? Zenker place and will reside there in the future. Henry A- Meetze, the polite business cashier of the Leesville Bank, was in attendance at the sales Monday. Mr. C H Rish, of the Black Greek section, while in town on business Monday, called in to see us and paid his subscription. Mrs. Dr. Edwin Boozer of Columbia, spent a few days with her brother, Rev J. G. Graicheu and family last week. Mr. W. A. Metts is moving from Judge Windard'e farm to sheriff P. H. Corley's home place to turn the soil this year. **? SnalnwntrA n.\lnIDKia ill IT. UUUUI^U UUCIg luiv.) W1UU1W1IIJ made it convenient to epend bis Xmas with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bawl. "Bagged Veteran," our jovial correspondent from op in the Saluda comer, was in town Saturday and dropped in to see us. Miss L zzie Dreher was the guest of the Misses Efird on Sunday night, and was present at tlbe New Tear's watch at Mrs. W. P. Boof's. Mr. J. Mayo Ogilvie, recently of the Bamberg Herald, formerly of this place, spent a few days with ^friends in town last week. Mr. J. F. Mack was up from Gaston Saturday paying taxes and attending to other business. He called in to see the printer. Fine black Langsban chickens, large, hardy, good layers. Youog and grown fowls for sale cheap. Apply at Dispatch office. Willie D. Davis, who once was the press wheel horse of the Dispatch, but cow works for the Herald and News, of Newberry, is in town. The bell of the Palmetto Collegiate Institute sounds familiar, and the work goes on lively as ever with bright prospects for the new year. Qaite a large crowd attended the sale of the personal property of the late Judge Dreher on last Thursday, despite the rainy, disagreeable day. I Our young friend, Mr. Garfield Caughman, the popular clerk of W. T. Martin's Sons, Columbia, spent Christmas with the old folks at home. What has become of our Swansea correspondent? The readers of the Dispatch miss the crisp and newsy items from that progressive town and section. Rev. A. S. Leslie, who has been assigned to this charge of the Met ho diet churches, comprising of HoreD, Hebron, Shiloh and this place, has arrived. Mr. Porter Caugbman, son of B. L. Caugbman, Columbia, was among the numerous visitors in town last week enjoying the Christmas holidays. Almost anything in the way of dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, hardware, &c, can be had at The Lexington, Dept. Store. Prices are the lowest. Mr. and Mrs. Backman Amick, of the Fork, have been visiting Mrs. Amick's parents in the Black Creek section, returned to their home Monday. TV?e, Wf TT Timmormori W P XJ1 S> I! . XJk- J.IUlUlk> WHU) ... TimmermaD, J. P. Drafts and Dr. Crosson were here Monday attending a meeting of the county medical association. We are always glad tc Bee theBe lights of the Medical fra temity. bia's C J-OODS FOR LESS Store in Columbia, and nd compare the prices iH & IU., if ient Store, vS in Men and Boys' Clothing, fi/7rjt ' waists. Jj!j h . ; j en and Children. si j 7| j j aens, House Furnish- Jk t and ntost complete stock of f/f Iji .j altimore. We stand back of all / /|' : coartt OQSly treated, and all / I : LES mHt lv. Ask to see ottr special bar- tl? Ji J' II d Sheets. I ? ' ~\ I An introduction to The Artistic, our $3.00 ladies' I snoe, will certainly convince you of our ability to please you. The glossiest of Patent Colt, the softest, smoothest and strongest Kid is used in these shoes. The soles are very flexible, even the heavy ones. More style than you would imagine could be gotten into a $3.00 shoe. Come and see them? twenty-fiva styles to select from. EHRLICH'S, 1fid3 Moin St-rAPt ) OAlTTirnil (1 fl 1627 MiiS Street f U1LLMDIA, S, I. Misses May aDd Annie Lou Tayli r entertained a number of their friends on New Tear night. All erpyed themselves and report a delightful time. Messrs. H. J. Raw!, superintendent of the Leesville Cj^on 0.1 Mill, and G. Haiti w anger Riwl, one of Leesville clever citizens, were in town Saturday. The Misses Graham entertained a number of their friends at an elegant dinner on New Year day, at their beautiful new home. They are deservedly popular young ladies and they received the well wishes of all present. pilrailEI g If your present Glasses g g fail to give you ease g g and comfort, there's g g something wrong. Is it g f> your Glasses or your f> | Eyes? H | THAT'S A VITAL ftUES $ / TION WITH YOU. i ft Either is bad enough and should ft if bring }~ou to us at once. We if ? like to discover unusual Eye g 01 defects, the kind that puz- 01 S zle the AVERAGE . 5 Jj Optician. J 1 "Glasses Right, I 1 Good Sight." I | CHARLES ISENTZ, I ( OPTICIAN, % i | 1439 Main St. Columbia, S. G. f MAIN AND BLANDING ^Heapes CONEY" is more tlian a L buying and selling for c wpi a.?Tr with thosft rsVf ggp, READY M jpjpp/ A great sale of Ladi Suits. Our showing < fabrics is great. Dres: j|n low in price that the cl jlU 1 and delighted. Visit c mJ CARPET jK on the third floor. We Ha in Matting, Floor Oil C "ll \ VV Grtii nvnn nn/1 ~W, Arr? ^ "1 \ * UUU?iC5 rtlJU. H IIIUUW ^ m J. L. MM COL UMBIA, SOLO I Are the 10 Xl- ~ 1 ? />.! A* ' wie mat iew . now offer you Three (3) solid arrived. No 1 place. This Is past few wee] stock shipped because peopl number all co: the people be than they else Our sales on "Old I alone is evidence enough GREGORY-CON! JOHN W. CO] 1115 Plain Street, ' ?15 CE: I GUANO! I $ Full sto j|j we are pr Mto any poi j? early to a M to come Is q LEXINGT? FINAL DISCHARGE. j -jVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO j 1\ all persons interested that I will ap- I ply to the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge | of Probate in and for the County of j Lexington, State of South Carolina, 011 | the 1st day of February. 1900, for a final i discharge as Executor of the Estate of Daniel Draffs, deceased. GEO. A. KAMINER, 4wl2 Executor. Babbit for sale cheep at this STREETS, COLUMBIA, S. C. ?ti JOfr y C , phrase?but is a known )ash only means we sel id by other stores. ADE SKIRTS. es' Ready Made Skirts and of Outing and all Cotton s fabrics and Silks are so osest buyer is astonished >ur DEPARTMENT i are showing special values Moth, Carpets, Rugs, Art Shades, (HUGH & CO., s. c. JUT AND 0 head advertised issues of this paj another large lot 1 f A if car loaas 01 men ong feed bills to p: ist lot being our 1: ks; more than he to Columbia this 1 e like us that c mpetitors, its bee itter "Value for where. lickory Wagons," the heaviesi of their superiority. All grai DER HOLE tfDER, Secretary and Treasure C iTm nnmmAiT AAII ivl. LUTIUiN uujm Buy ! 6UAN0! GU ck of all grades c epared to begin sh; C /-I 1TTA111 LULU. UCUU XjLL yUUJ void the rush thai iter. W. P. RO General Mer< N, - FINAL DISCHARGE. IVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO 11 all persons interested that I will apply to the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge j of Probate in and for the County of Lexington, State of South Carolina, 011 the 2d day of February. 190(>, for a final discharge as Admidistratrix of the Estate of John W. Hook, deceased. CARRIE HOOK, 4\v 12 Administratrix. Always u6eT. X L. for pains 'nil l SJrOOClsS fi l fact. "Why? Because I cheapest. We ask n S? '*^35 GONEL in this space >er. But, we of 122 head. 1 having just ay for at our 1th car in the tlf of all the fall. It is not >ur sales out i ause we give their Money" t ever recorded, which ies of buggies on hand. COMPANY, OLUMBIA, S. C. ING J ANO!! | m hand, j? ipments |j ? orders % ; is sure ? 'OF, 1 3hant. % "S c j Jy Warning. rnHIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS .1 not to hunt, fish, shoot, make roads or trespass in any manner whatsoever upou our land, and also that belonging to the Rawl estate. The law will be enforced against all persons violating this notice. MARY L. RAWL. CLARA RAWL. Dec. 5th. 1905. 4w9 F0LEY"SH0NET TAR ' for eklldrens safe, sure Jio opiates THE * BTJS"Z" STOIBE* we are the only excluothing more than for ' W