Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* 1 The Calch ? 1552 Corner Main and ? Columbia Bank. Centra] * ? George J. Howell, Proprietor. 5 ? Bates $2.00 per day. | Headquarters for the * Tree baths on Sal r $ CUISINE U * Proper and Careful Att< * * Now Under New Management / * | SUMMER S We have a complel M SPRINGS, HAMMOCKS, |3| A call will convince 3 1 DICKERSO f ' \ ' H FUBNITU3 ccj = , First Glass Dental Woi . ? ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ? Dr. L. L. TOOL 1608 Main Street, - < f COLUM RfSv^/C" ; ^???????????? / ^ vv;^;v vx^ ! f' SOUTHERN . - f ? ^ Unexcelled Dinii T Through Pullman Sleei ^ Convenient Schedul as For full information /u consult nearest Southern W J. C. LUSK, ] L. MEEK,A. G. P. A - S SSS SSS5S 5? S SS ?!? r QUALITY Tou have probably bought many thi good, that cost a good price, but und test of service soon proved themselves w It might have been shoes that soo I Bides, caps broke down, heels gave and soles wert plated. fTo guard wear, and be wear your m< and choice st , ing selection! T A fc * * Opposite Post Office, ( Qtfbott ? - 4 LmJLmmmhmm well Hotels f I . Taylor Streets. Opposite ? 1 ily located. Columbia, S. C. i I J. H. Woodward, As9't Manager. ? fl Large Cool Rooms. ? I U. C. T.'s and T. P. A.'s. | I *"* HI turday and Sunday. J I NEXCELLED. 1 I jntion Given to All Guests. * I Watch U9 Grow. * I !??????????????????????????? I wwmwf1! I be stock of IRON BEDS, ||j I FREEZERS, ETC. 1| I rou the prices are right. ^ I N & LYNN | I X DEALERS. 1 Columbia, S. 0. jgj = k at Reasonable Prices sg me wil These Are My Prices: on Th< it Plates (rubber base) $10.00 on d Crowns $ 5.00 ^ dge Woik (per tooth) $ 5.00 jan Crowns (pivot tooth) $3.50 vjfo >th Extracted (painless) 25c. and 50c. cor fch Cleaned 75c. and $1.00 ' :er fillings 50c. to $1.00 ^ e d fillings $1.00 to $2.00 to1 ore mr?WAmTVr? TTnT^TTT T^YTRA X* i XVI^AXXX^ \jr , Uv re* ?~ col E, - Surgeon Dentist opposite Thomas' Drug Store BIAf S. C. ^ ? wa railway.^ i vt> by ig Car Service, Tk } ling Cars on all Trains, )j( S es on Local Trains. ^ ?w vlv tio as to rates, routes, etc. %!# l Railway Ticket Agent, or k.y 1 D. P. A., Charleston, S. C Atlanta, Ga. 11/ ca " OUR PIES ? have found favor with everybody pai ?babes and men, the little girl in Pu pinafores and her mother and her ?w j *u ? nn,? ^ ~f5 ?raJlUlLLUVLLt;.L. xxxejr axe ex txxe ru sweet, delicious, wholesome, afcI aielt-in-your -mouth kind, and stc are're anxious to have you try bhem if you don't know the pro- A lucts of our ovens. If you do Poi mow we won't have to ask you. anc lEIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY ** COLOMBIA, S. C. Tat bov , ? - cles 'SHOES! ? Lags that looked j* er the nigged ? E orthless. I ^ n run over m i way, sewing [ against these things, peoi&Hy in Xootconfiaent of getting the best quality foot- 8 e Diiey can buy, take advantage of the large 1 ock constantly available for making pleas- | 3 at our store. it for W. L Douglas Shoes for men, $1.50 { BOYNE, Columbia, S.C the place to buy your i i I ! > i 3 ^ macniiicrj i wis ? RJgM KW Wgbt Prices 9 <a? If you do nor see what you want Sj M write us. We handle any and H J3 all. Everything in machinery H it supplies. Columbia Supply Co, 3 v S3 WertGerrabSt. COLOMBIA.8.CL mrnrn fflUflli'i IjfcffiTOBfffWBHMIHlM FOR I Biliousness I Constipation I HeadacheI Indigestion I Dyspepsia I Flatulency I Malaria I Chills & Fever | Jaundice! Sleeplessness I Nervousness I Loss of Appetite! and all disorders aris-| Ing from Torpid Liver. I take IT NOW. I THE GENUINE has the RED Zon| the front of each package and the I signature and se>i of J. H. ZEILINI & CO. on the side, in RED. H vcrnment Experts to Speak at Zrmo. k>l. E. J. Watson, Agricultural nmissioner of South Carolina, and ssrs. Williams and Smith, governnt experts of Washington, D. C., 1 speak to colored farmers at Irmo, Monday, Julyi 26, at 12 o'clock. 3 meeting will be held in a big tent the school grounds near the staa. 'he white farmers and business men Lexington county are cordially in3d to this meeting and will be acnodated to seats. We will be glad hey will notify colored farmers in )ir neighborhood, as the speeches these white men will mean much white and colored farmers, as they i Southern men, they know what say to better our conditions. A igious conference will be held for ored people daily from Sunday, y 25th to Tuesday, August 3rd. All o come are welcome. Richard Carroll, Manager. How's" This? Ve offer One Hundred Dollars Rerd for any case of Catarrh that can; be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Ve, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and here him perfectly honorable in all siness transactions and financially e to carry out any obligations made his firm. Walding. Kixnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. lall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal' acting directly upon the blood and lcous surfaces of the system. Testimials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Id by all Druggists Cake Hall's Family Pills forconstipan. i'rank Pearson, a sailor, while sufing from the "jimmies," jumped 3rboard fifty miles at sea off the rolina coast and the sailors of his p had a terrible time rescuing him. Brave Fire Laddies en receive severe burns, putting out )s, then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve i forget them It soon drives out m. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, ts and Bruises its earth's greatest iler. Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, I Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Felons; best e cure made. Relief is instant. 25c laufmannDrug Co., Derrick's Drug >re, Sandel Drug Store. 1 Linos Judge, a Charleston negro, nted a pistol in fun at Sam Nelson, ?ther negro. The weapon went off L Nelson is at death's door. hamberlain's Stomach and Liver )lets gently stimulate the liver and rels to expel poisonous matter, mse the system, cure constipation sick headache. Sold by all drug:s. Honesty I in Jewelry I "If it came from Sentz's, you I mow it's all right," is what one E >f our customers remarked to I mother the other day. n When you bay Jewelry, you B generally have to take the "Jew- B ;ler's word for it" whether it is H ;ood or not. I Tiiat's just where our reputa- B ion for honesty and fair dealing B JOUlltS. I And furthermore, we will "al- g ivays give you your money back H md ask 110 questions any time B rou are dissatisfied with a pur- I 3hase. 3 Social attention to mail orders, B CHARM P, SiTZ, JEWELER, 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C | The Dispatch Appreciated. i To the Editor of The Dispatch: Enclosed find my check for $1.0) to pay subscription to The Dispatch. I fail to see any sign on my paper whereby I can tell whether my subscription ha9 expired or not. However, you can pass the amount to my credit. I have taken the Lexington paper ever since it was headed "The Lexington Flag," if I am not mistaken. I have taken it at least 30 consecutive vpbn "Rvprvhnrlv takft hhpir ? ~-J J county paper. The paper itself is worth the money and it should be in the family of every citizen in the county. I take the liberty to advise the head of every family in Lexington county to send in his dollar at once for The Lexington Dispatch. From the very fact that this great liquor question by an act of the legislature has narrowed down to a point where it will be decided by a majority vote of the wet counties in South Carolina on the ;17th day of next August, and in all probability there will be very interesting reading in The Dispatch for the next sixty days to come and every citizen who expects to cast his vote for or against prohibition in the August election should be a subscriber to his county paper, as this I subject will in all probability be m discussed on the stump and in the county paper. v I am a South Carolinian and was 7 born in Lexington county and am N proud of it. I am now living in the / town of Newberry, county of New- * berry, which is a so-called dry coun- ( ty, where 10c baer sells for 20c per ^ bottle, and old North ^Carolina white \ corn, that costs $1.50 per gallon, sells 9 for $1.25 per quart. The writer has never been a dispcn- ( sary advocate, but under the present s management I prefer dispensary to ^ prohibition, and if these few lines do ? not reach the waist basket I am going to giye the readers of The Dispatch / my reasons later on. > I notice in your issue of July 7 my / friend, Dr. E. C. Ridgell, has given ? some figures on dispensary profits, ^ and so on, which I would say is cor- ? rect. This prohibition and dispensary \ question should be discussed pro and " con so that each voter could cast his ^ vote intelligently on the 17th of Aug- / ust. W. M. Wilson. ^ Newberry, S. 0., July 17. ^ TRUTHFUL REPORTS. \ \ Lexington Beads Them With / Uncommon Interest. . A Lexington citizen tells his experience in the following statement. No m better evidence than this can be had. \ The truthful reports of friends and ^ neighbors is the best proof in the g world. Read and be convinced. " A. Marks, Depot St., Lexington, S. | C., say9: "I suffered from severe pains g through my back and sides for months " and felt miserable in every way. My | kidneys did not act properly and I g knew that they required a tonic. I " Srocured Doan's Kidney Pills at The | laufmann Drug Co., and since taking g the contents of one box, I am able to " do my work without any trouble. The | {)ains in my back and sides have greaty diminished and my kidneys give me no annoyance. I recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to others in return for the great benefit I have obtained from their use." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. An Escape Captured. George Hall, alias George Wagner, was arrested at his home near Saxon Mills, in Spartanburg, on a warrant, sworn out by J. H. Etters. He is wanted in Rowan county, N. C., having escaped from prison where he was serving a term of 15 years for participating in a lynching. He served two = years and four months. Since coming to Spartanburg he has worked at the carpenters' trade. He is married and has seven children. President Helps Orphans. Hundreds of orphans have been help- j ed by the President of The industrial and Orphan's Home at Macon, Ga., who writes: "We have nsed Electric Bitters in this institution for nine years It has proved a most excellent medicine for Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. We regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth." It invigorates the vital organs, purifies the blood, aids digestion, creates appetite. To strengthen and build up thin, pale, weak children or run down people it has no equal. Best for female complaints. Only 50c at Kaufniann Drug Co., Derrick's Drug Store, Sandel Drug Store. - i Proprietor Disappeared. H. L. Edney, proprietor of the Palm \ Lunch room in Spartanburg, lias disappeared. He has not been seen since Sunday night a week ago. He left his j business with only one dollar in the cash drawer to meet outstanding bills. O 1} Innviiw. lirt o /?> 1 rt a linr^O } |?>1 ATI 0T_ JJClUi C lUd I 1J1?^ i iU u JkiV'4 ?V K/V?v?4^ ihg to his wife. Mrs. Edney says she has received information that her husband left with another woman. The best pills made arc- Do Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills. They are small, gentle, pleasant, easy to take and net promptly. They are sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. gj WANT One Hundred GROSS 1 Will riav 30 rants for first rlass anfi 10 " "" ? less 5 per cent, for cash when inspected b Ties to be delivered at any shipping poi: right of way between Columbia, S. C., an tween Batesburg and Perry, S. C. Will advance some cash or exchange spection. For further information see or THE L D. GUI BATESBUR< |r 4.^X4.4.4.4.4.4^41 /8, /fl. /B\ /fs /IK /rs/!i\/r |L p New Spring i I P j Our line of new Sprinj |? < mer goods embraces ey ] to-date in Dry Goo< j\ s Millinery and Shoes. k . 1) < was selected with ca r 1 5 can please you it you y kl > I Wm, Piatt & j? 1804 Main Street, COLUM 1*4.4.4.4.-4.4,4.44* /l\ /f \ /f \ /l\ /lh /8\ /In 7i7W\ 7W\ t wwvvwwv* ?w 1 SPRING m > And r\ | SUMMER |2 ; SHOES M b All the new styles in shoi ? every kind of feet,' and to ^ pocketbook. | BUY YOUR SHO b. r. ft r. m. | 1710 Main Street Colui (MUUUUUIU1 The Palmetto \at COLUMBIA, S. WE ABE A Depository for the United Sta of South Carolina the County ol of Columbia. WE OWN $400,000 United States Bonds an Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Aocounts of Banks, Firms, Corp WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposits in ou: terest calculated quarterly. WE PEOMISE Our best efforts to transact your f o cfo ofi r\n sauxoxaivuvu* PALMETTO NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL $250,000.( Wilie Jones, President. J. ] WATER GROUJS1 This is the time for Lexingtonians to buy t ler things they need. Always *ee me before *yo wift's Premium Hams, best, at 12 l-2c pei J. B. HEI Wholesale and Retail De Genera! Groceries. Beef, Mutton, 32 GERVAIS STREET, ED Thousand IES cents for second class, v Southern Railway Co. at on Southern Railway a Augusta, Ga., and bemerchandise before inwrite .LUM CO. *. 3, S. C. ,4.4,4. x 4.1.4* :r 7f\/is ^ 7W\ Goods | ^ and Sum- I (f/ l \ ^ erything up- < ^ is, Notions, < ?|? This stock | /|\ I 4* re, and we i ill only call, j - L.* Sons, | BM, S. C. ???^? ? ss and oxfords for ^ suit everybody's t ES HERE. < DAVIS. l~ abia, S. C. J wvwwvvS ional Bank, c. 4 tes Government, the State f Richland and the City d 1100,000 State H South orations and Individuals. * r Savings Department, inhnsinpss tr vnnr pnt.il* !, - - Columbia, S. C, )0 P. Matthews, Cashier. D FLOUR :heir supply of Good Flour atit ti buy. guaranteed the [ pound. > T A IT1 fc JL i j fc aler in ^ Pork and Sausage. COLUMBIA, S. I