Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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????=? ???? psncil AND SCISSOES. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Kan. ill Ask your dealer for T. X L. *?' Babbit for sale cheap at this office. . Mr. John Sccffield, of Pelion, was on our streets yesterday. Mr. Nevins B. Hendrix, of Leesville, is visiting friends in town. Col. John Bell Towiii, of Batesberg, is in town attending court. Always use T. X L. for pains. The woman who doesn't gossip is a puzzle to the woman who does. ? ; J. Wm. Thurmond, E q, of Edgefield, is in attendance upon court this week. Gol. D. J. Kootts, of the Swansea section, caled in this office to see us *. Monday. A man of consequence generally has the least opinion of his own importance. Mr. Thomas H. Fox, of Aiken, im visiting the family of Mr. John J Fox, in this place. Mr. D. W. Sturkie, x>f the Wood ford section, killed a fine bog receatly weighing 400- pounds net. I. Mr. Joe. Smosk, who is a mail clerk | on the Southern road, is visiting relatives in this place. Mr. S. R. Smith, a progressive pf citizen of Pelioo, was in town on bnsiness Monday and called in to see Q8. gp||| Mr. Tom. Calk, a freight conductor on the Southern road, is visiting relatives and friends in and near this place. Hon. E L Etheredge, one of our tosmbers of the House of Bapresentatives, from Leesville, was in attendance upon court this week. Mr. John W. Wise, of the Macedon section, was in our office Monday and reports that the mad doge are raging in his section and causing some fe /, trouble. Mr. U. B Cannon, until quite recently on the Columbia police force, has accepted the position of chief of police at Batesburg.?Oar Summit. News Letter Mr. H. E. Drafts, of the Hollow creek section was in town last Monday and called in to see us. We were sorry to learn that bis wife has been t * 1 I confined for several montns witn sicksees. Mr. M. W. Long, was in town Thursday and is now a subscriber to the Dispatch and will receive his paper on the Leesviile R F. D. No. 2 route. He was accompanied by Mr. J. C. Bedenbaugh. . ^ We feel thankful to those of our Subscribers who have paid us their dues on our? round thus far, and trust we may meet with success at every place we may be priviiedged to visit. Don't wait for us to buut you up, please. The Sheriff's constabulary this week is aB follows: S. L. Rawl, Murray KfZ9r, D. D. Kleekley, J. Frank Kleekley, R. W. Kleekley, George Taylor and T. S. Harman. Tommy Corley is the ticket boy. The singing school at Bethany, taught by W. P. Steele, will close on the fourth Sunday in January, 1906. There will be a collection taken for the Lutheran orphanage. Come pre A liherftllv. The child* [nucu tu j - ren most be cared for. From ?atesburg we Dote that Messrs. H. A. Littlejohn, D B. Bawl, W. A. Qaattlebaum, Wigfall Fox, Prof. J. R. T. Major, Hon. W. H. Timmerman, Dr. W. P. Timmerman, Editor Bayly, of the Advocate, aDd J. W. Qaattlebaum are io attendance upon court this woek as witnesses. ? 8b"crs"2" stoe: # ? < ir. rS^'THE SAME Gsive Cash Dry Goods ? yuo to give us a call ai VISIT , L INNAUGI The Great Beparfmei here yen can get your every want supplied in ies' Tailored Suits, Cloaks, Skirts and Shirtwai? IOES to fit all ages. HaTS tor Men, Women 8 y Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Linei Gocds and Men's Furnishings Tbe largest ar ctly first class goods to be fom d South of Baltir ell with a full guarantee. Every cottomer co 1 orders leceive prompt and carefal attention. SPECIAL SALI pecial goods in every department put on daily, lots cf Bl: niets. Comforts, Bed Spreads and S3 ^ ^ 7~ Leather is higher than ever I before and there will be lots of "shoddy" shoes sold from now on. See that you buv shoes from reliable houses. If we sell you a shoe you don't get good wear from, you bring it. I back and we make it good. Do you get that kind of treatment everywhere? Wp don't cut nrices?It's one " v ~ i: price with us, whether you buy one pair or a dozen, but you get what you pay for every time. EHRLICH'S, I 1643 Main St., ) aai II1X311 ^ P I 1627 Mam St., J OULtffllPl&j di (# I Mr. J. L. Reeves, of the firm of Reeves & Witt, is now in the West baying stock for their stables at North and Swansea. It will pay you to wait and see them. FOR RENT?Id the Dutch Fork, the ''Luther Wessinger Farm;" 400 acres; good slate of cultivation, some fine bottom landf; 150 acres in pasture; good combination cotton, grain and stock farm; can be'bought cn easy terms; plenty wood and timber. m tf C. M Dempsev, 1811 Main St., Columbia, S. C. j Now is Tour Time. b Vnn ova nn^iallv invit.prl fcn insnpfit : JLViU aiv vv^ | our stock before you purchase aoy- ^ thing io the dry goods, dress goods or milliDery line. Call to see us and we will sell you the best goods at the very lowest prices. Wm. Piatt, ^ Columbia, SC. 3 ? . 2 The Funeral of SCrs. Geiger. \ The State, Jan. 11. 3 Mrs. Hattie C. Geiger died Monday ^ night at her home at Sandy Run, J Lexington county. Her funeral and < interment were at Dry Creek Lutberan church at 11 o'clock yesterday < morning. \ < ? # 1 H h Trespass Notice. J rpHIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS J JL not to trespass in any manner, what- \ ever, on any of the Franck lands in * Sandy Run township. ! HENRY F. FRANCK, \ January 15,190(5.?3wl3. Agent. PROFESSIONAL CARD. 1 * DR. JANE BRUCE GUI G N AR D, J 1313 Lady Street. Columbia, - - S. C. J i Office Hours, 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 p. i in., 7 to 8 p. m. Other Hours by appointment. 'Phone 1507. jj NEW BROOKLAND, S. C. J I ; Corner State and Centre Sts. I i i ^ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays j ^ from 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. 2wl2pd ^ g OODS FOR LESS MO >tore in Columbia, and b id compare the priced w hhwbhhbhbhbbk f ? 18 CO.,? it Store, v|? Men and Boys' C'othing, f/|/P/i it8* Jiff : md Children. I M|" is, House Furnish- fjf: id nrost cotrplete stock of Iff nor*. We stand back of all / j J ' arttoasly treated, and all / / J ' I I Ah i Ask to see our special barI With the welfare of 012 tomers as well as our Ba count at heart we allowe stock of Mules to run a low last week, which was count of the extreme higl on the market. However, our General ger and Buyer, Mr. J. H. "outstayed" them, and we report one car of Extra Mules from middle Tei and one car of Extra Fine from Kentucky, which ha arrived. We do not mean vey the impression tha* H are cheap, but say posi || considering the quality an p it is the cheapest stuff c H market and in reality are || liigh after all. We alsc m some cheaper second hand S from the up country. || We are prepared to f d anything you might need I Mule, Horse, Wagon or I iine. ? "OLD HICKORY WAG Ijj are first in the hearts H our Countrymen. I GREGORY-CO Santa Ciaus' borne m at toe North >ole, but be boards arcucd inhuman learts. If pcHt o is an unclean game it s because unclean men have been >ermitted to run it so loDg. $#$$$$$$ ** & f Eye Symptoms 1 I * $ Do you have headaches? * * Do vour eves water? S l */ J ? Do they ache? t k i Does print run together? & Do things appear double? ? * T~Ia 1-V>innrc nmioor dim Ar cwim _>. ?& j* Are your Eyes inflamed? 1%. Do your Eyes rire after reading awhile? Does a bright light pain them? && *% ' i* | Many People f I* ^ ^ Have defects of which they are ~yf unconscious, and while they sufit fer 110 inconvenience or pain, & ? they should wear Glasses for the ^ : sake of their future Evesight. * & * & : * 1 fliMM! V SE1WT7 I =- fllllllliiiiU I I OLIHI/Jj I OPTICIAN, I l'~ 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. *?? Hir V V ^ V V V # # V %T V V ^ ^ rjr ?? r? V V V MAIN AND BLANDING ftieape s NEY" is more than a uying and selling for ( e ask with those aske READY A great sale of Ladies' %$ty Suits. Our showing of ::iR, fabrics is great. Dress i 1|jn low in price that the clos jlU ' and delighted. Visit our Mj - CARPET Si IK on the third floor. We a | ISy in Matting, Floor Oil Go i l\vt Squares and Window Sin p J. I Mil jy COLUMBIA. ??H IIS I I l k NDER IULeS^ Leacii STREETS, COLUMBIA, S. C. X> r? y Cw phrase?but is a known fc ash only means we sell c d by other stores. El So? XJs IE SKIRTS. Ready Made Skirts and Outing' and all Cotton fabrics and Silks are so est buyer is astonished EPSRTMEKT re showing special values th, Carpets, Rugs, Art ades. ! f * ^;."' 1115 Plain" Str COLUMBIA, Harper StabL in iiBimnnmii?m?n?mmn?mnm > DAT . nuv Dealer in agtea, S. C HBaneaaaszsnvaRKaBHBBnHHHBHBBMBMBBaBnBHHi TO *??????< 1 i? fWM I |j j?fl H ^jj g <0>OCi.S3 ict. "Why? Because we a heapest. We ask nothii ?? L I I imiitfi) \ * TIEBE I N BIT STOBBi 5???o??oc??eo?#? t K. ire the only exclu- m lg more than for " yJ