Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I r* Our big Rear ment to the fou ranged when w( J y v;; ! ORDER BY ??? ?^?1?? PS2TCXL A2STB SCXSSOBS. Ways Me Notes Gather 3d Here anc There by a Dispatch Ifon. Mies Mary Lyiea, a beautiful and charming young lady of Georgetown, has bt-en the guest of Misa Ethel Dreher for several days. - You will find all the latest style shoes, for men, women and children, Oraddock?-Terry & Go's, line, the best made at H." N. Kaminer & Co's. 8ee them before you buy. Mr; and Mrs. J. B. Rhude Meetze and little son, of Columbia, spent the week-eud with relatives here. Prof, and Mrs. S. J. Derrick, of \ Newberry, are spending several weeks ! with relatives in and around Lexing- j ton. Prof. Derrick is one of the best I known educators in the state and has | ft host of friends here. I have the agency for "Keep Clean Refrigerators." If you need one, constilt your interest and call to see us?A saving of 20 per cent, awaits your purchases. Tney are pretty and cheap. Call and see wem. W. P. Roof. Messrs. Austin Roof and Frank George, both popular R. F. D. carriers going out irorn this otftce, have been taking their vacation the last two weeks. Maj. John Wilson Butler spent the week-end witfe his family here. Just received at prices that will please, Cheviots, Sheeting, Plaids and Calicoes. R. W. Frick & Co., Chapin, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wingard and children are spending several days on thejfaleof Palms, Charleston. Messrs. J. R. Richardson and Cap Harwan are with their families ia Ashevilie, N. C., this week. ; There is nothing that improves a .... place like paint, besides it preserves the building. We have a sapply of ?tt kinds and can please you. W. P. Roof. A very valuable horse belonging to Willie StroJier, the popular colored h&ekman of the Meeize Hotel, died cue day ia-t week. The horse was a srood one. worth about $150. Miss Lula Mae Hunter, who has been visiting Miss Mary Graham for several days, left yesterday lor her home in Ciescent City, Fla. If yon need porch rockers for your home comfort, you will find them at Scott; Hendrix, Furniture Store? \ cheap. Ool. and Mrs. G. T. Graham are spending several days in Florida. Mr. James Fort Graham returned to Ware Shoals on Sunday, after spending his vacation with his parents, Col. and Mrs. G. T. Graham. For fancy dre3s goods, see R. W. Frick & Co., Chapin, S. C. Mrs. Mollie Sox and son, Jimmie, of ' Greensboro,^. C., are on an extended ; visit to relatives here. Yon always find something good to eat at H. M. Wingard's grocery. Why go elsewhere for what you want? The prices and goods always please. Dr. E. P. Derrick and Mr. Sam P. Roof left on Sunday evening for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington and New York. They will be away tAn rtavs or two weeks. The barbecue of Mr. H. Steele at Ethan wat largely attended on Saturday. FOR SALE?Bull Terriers?pedigreed stock. Absolutely dead game. , Thtt best waten dog or companion, and fastest fighting dot s on ea? th. Cor respondence solicited. Burnett Kennels, Knoxrille, Tenn. It WANTED?Second hand bags and burlaps; any kind; and quantity, anywhere. Richmond Bag Co., Richmond, Ya. 40 Centrally located in the heart of the oity, the Caldwell ho*el in Columbia is xast becoming the in est popular note! in the city. If yon want a clock at cost come to The Bazaar. LOST?On Saturday night a bunch of keys on chain. Finder will please j return same to the Dispatch office. J m* ami BnanMMnnn* cLpHmtfHnBBMMMMaustfMiaraMiaMHMina Our Great July WHIl BATESBU - MERCHA ranging Sale is now c rth floor is being offe j move into the large . L. I MAIL Mr. Ferguson of the census department of the United States government was here Monday. If you need a refrigerator now i9 the time to buy and at Scott Hendrix' Furniture store is the place. They :Sre.going at actual cost. Mr. D. B, Shealy, of Pine Ridge wcs here on matters of business Monday. Messrs. John C. Blake and Charlie Taylor spent Sunday at Isle of Palms. Miss Kezie George after spending j a pleasant fortnight in Aiken has returned to her home here to the de- I light of her many friends. j Fresh shipment of turnip seed just received. All varieties. W. P. Roof. Mr. Fred W. George, a popular employer of the Southern Railway home sick with fever for the past few days. Miss Carrie Derrick, a charming young lady of Leesville, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Dr. P. S. Shealy. "rTri n:? _ c T ^ UU-C I Keeps mes yji uuiaua anu cattle. 25c and 50c at ail drug stores. 40 Mr andJMrs. J. T. Harth, of Columb a, spent.Sunday afternoon here. F >r Groceries and Hardware, see R, W. Frick & Co., Chapin, S. C. FOR SALE?Some fine Pointer Puppies. Call on or address P. S. Wyse, Irmo, S. C. Mrs. Jos, P. Leaphart, now residing in Newberry, kindly sent us a dollar for ber paper for which she has our thanks. Clocks! Clocks! All $2.50 and $1.75 Clocks going at cost. Come quick. Harman's Bazaar. Our friend L. K. Sturkie, Esq., of Orangeburg, sends us, with his kindest regards, one dollar to renew hi9 paper for another year. Thanks. While in Columbia on Saturday, Rev. M. J. Kyzer, with his usual promptness, handed us a dollar for his paper. He is now at Paxville, S. C.x Miss Pearl Clarke has returned from a delightful visit to Miss Estelle Rawl at Leesville. R. W. Frick & Co., are cleaning out what few Oxfords they have left at prices that will please. See them. Mr. Jones Hutto, of Leesville, visited his aunt, Mrs. B. D. Clarke, on Monday. Don't forget the Farmers institute to be held here next Friday, the 23rd. Notice the change in advertisement of the Gregory, Condor Mule Co., in this issue. If you want an automobile, figure with them. Only ten day's left of the Whit-ten July Bargain Carnival. Better go to Bitesburg now. Don't forget the big sale of spectacles at the Jas. L. Tapp Co., in Columbia, is now on. See their advertisement. J Mr. Reuben M. Harman, of Summit [who was operated on for appendicitis rat the Knowlton Hospital a few days fego. is getting along nicely. Miss Maggie Clemons, of the mill village, underwent a right serious operation on Sunday. Drs. Wingard and Drafts performed the operation and she is getting along uicely. The Lexington Ice Plant is running on full time now. Prof. Cyru9 L. Shealy left- Monday night for Washington and Baltimore, to be gone a week, returning by way of Richmond, Va. Miss xceoline Harman spent Jtriuay ! in Columbia, baying a stock of Christ mas and Holiday good9 for the Bazaar Senator D. M. Crosson, Hon. E. 0. Ridge.1 and Rev. Joab Edwards and I several other prominent speakers will j speak at Ioor Hayes' 'cue on the cis- j pensary avid prohibition. Everyo>dy j should turn. out ard hear these spe .k- j era, they wiil maae it interesting to j you, See us before you buy a cooking ' stove. We have the kind that will be I app*'fcc:at+d by your wife or cook. J Lowest prices. II. N. Kaminer & Co. j Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Roof, of Co- j ItimbiH, spent Sunday with their pa- i rents here. Mrs. E. T. Hendrix of Columbia, is vis-icing Mrs. W. P. Roof ana other relatives here. Bargain Carnival is 11 GREATEST SALE TEN I RG, N D I S E A >n and is a pronounce red at sacrificing pric annex. This is your IflIMN/ W. A. Reckling, the well known photograph man from Columbia, will be at Ioor Hayes* 'cue on the 24th to tike your pictures. Mrs. Harriet L. Long of Prosperity, has joined our long list of subscribers, through Mr. S D. Fulmer. Mr. Haskell Shull, president of the Hollow Cresk Telephone Co.. and one of the most prominent men of the county was here Tuesday"I will see you at Reeder Brothers 'cue at Edmund, on August 14th, and then we will talk over the whiskey question. You remember that's just three days before the election. I'll be sure to be there." That's what they are saying now. For your family groceries, remem- I ber the place to find the newest and freshest stock in town is at H. N. | Kaminer & Co's. The prices are always lowest. Tc 4-y\ AM 1Atr 4U A k/\n f ?/lll A 11 juu wain t'U ciijvjj nio wtst vut of the season and see the prettiest girte, hear the best music and the best speaking and have the best time of ycur whole life, join the big crowd that will be Ioor Hayes' big 'cue next Saturdaj' the 24th, don't miss this. It was indeed our pleasure to be the invited guest of our friend Mr. Syphan, of Columbia, on Sunday, with whom we certainly spent the day pleasantly. Mr. Syphau is an experienced machines! and a faithful engineer and did most of theenginerolling on the street in Columbia recentlyj so nicely macadamized. Mr. D. B. Shealy's 'cue will be on Saturday August 14th. Silled a Rattlesnake. Mr. Sam Hendrlx, of Saxe-Gotha, killed a large rattlesnake on Monday. The snake measured five feet and four inches and carried twelve rattles and a button. Enforcement of Prohibition. Columbia. July 17.?The question has been asked, what is to be done by the Governor towards the enforcement of prohibition during the two weeks interregnum, and in those counties that might vote for prohibition in the August election. * .or;: The News and Courier representative asked Governor Ar.sel what his view9 were concerning the enforcement of prohibition during the three week period, and particularly in those counties that might vote for prohibition and prior to the session of the 1 General Assembly. 4 Cnvprnnr Anftpl iq r>f the nninion 1 that Section 38 of the dispensary law is applicable and furnishes all the law that may be necessary, and he will act on that line. The section *eads: "It 9hall be the duty of the sheriffs, their deputies, magistrates, constables, rural police, city and town officials, to enforce the provisions of this Act. If i hey fail to do so, it is hereby made the duty or the Governor to enforce the same, and he is hereby ^authorized to" appoint such deputies, constables and detectives ae may be necessary; the salaries and expenses of such officers to be j aid out of the ' profits of ihe dispensaries iu counties wherein tliey may be established, aDd out of the ordinary county funds in counties wherein they have not been established.'' Governor Ansel expects to put com ties that vote out the county dispensaries in August 011 the same legal status as Greenville, Spartanburg or other counties that hsyve no dispensaries. The constables #ill be paid out of the county fuuds and any seizures will be credited to the expense of the constables. The reason a girl fools her mother is her mother thinks she doesn't. The more of a vacation a man takes * 4-1% * .\??/\ f/.Mfn K1 a V* r* nrvnlrl Ko uf uuc liiui c i-a>'iD ?ir. wtuu U'J uu home. Except for children, rent, the household bills and where it is be9t for the family to live, marriage is not such a ] great failure. * There's never any uee of a man j learning a fine speech to make to a ! r girl when he proposes to her, because j t *h~- accepts him before he can get it ) ( cff. | j MB?MfiMW f I ??M?KCW?MpaMwi?? FULL I low on in frill blast, a EVER HELD IN THII >RY G( T A SACRIF d success. Every piece of mercf nri i .1 ii es. 1 ne gooas must De sola, v chance, come and buy cheaply. k U G H & Sand or Hills Have No Tern $500 THE B The car for the doctor, the man or for pleasure. The ci every time. Write us for c; scription, frfee for the asking CRECORY-COND AGENTS FOR SOU1 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue Everything 8 Don't fail to see our line and get our m. m r* m |inuca uciure yuu buy, we can save you money. CAUCHMAI COLUMBIA, Anu&l Picaie. j Bemit. Pl( i We wish to again re. The annual picnic, at George A. . scribers in arrears the [Cammer's spring will be held on | Thursday, the 29tli. Everybody eordi- ; sending u their rene^ allv ?nvifpH crn and farrv a hnsUpfc ' Wo tl.o o?i These picnic's are largely "attended by I Thig is a 3eas011 wIl"Hl he people of the county, and the 1 . )eca>ion is looked forward to with mali 13 obliged to hav genuine pleasure. ; every little counts. R( ?o?m?? i ? ?? ?ii ? ?11ui mmmmmu * mmm m m m mmmmammmmmmmmmmmawmtmm BLAsI ====^^^? nd will continue to the end of the m 3 SECTION OF THE STATE. OC DODS cor ICE landise from the base3ur store will be rear* c o. COLUMBIA, S. C. ors for the Little BRUSH RUSH mail man, the business ir that delivers the goods atalogue giving full de- - ER MULE CO. < rH CAROLINA. Columbia, S. C n Buggies * $ BROS. s. c.. m?-1 1 ????????m itst. | Blacksmith and Wheelright. 1 mind our sub- i * 11111 uow l?oat (l at Hilton, preparj ed to do any kind of Blacksmith, importance ot ( Wheelright and repair work. Horsevals promptly, i shoeing and cast work a specialty. 1 d need it now. -Promptne.-s my motto. ! 40 G. BRIGHT SWYGERT. * the newspaper , e money, and I Big line of Fishing Tacldes just resuit, please. ] ceived at I lie Bazaar. I ^ === I fij^^=I 1^ ^ onth. Only ten days left. )ME. i/SDAMV 571 3 ni 18 I 3 s. c.