Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? Mest Ka At Ta^'s. WHSS (N CSLUK With the coming of a perioc ways a raise in prices and thei dise in the country that has n prosperous conditions of the day prices are going higher ar this mean to me?" you will sa; that you should anticipate you for the coming spring and sum The Goods Offered in this Were Contracted f< We made a careful study of and bought heavily while price quence we are able to offer yo that we could not buy them fo: of the things vou will need for v_? %/ and buy during this great salt mense saving to you. All of our ftsew and Se Mill-End F Your choice of many beautii some hand made hats of the v( - End Sacrifice prices. All have ets attached and you can take the price marked on the tickets COAT 5! During this sale you can bu) er before offered, embracing a! are holding nothing in reserveSHOES AT MILL-! All our leading makes of she children are going at great redi Now is the time to buy if yo ORDER B\ We prepay mail, express or freight on a p6d to any point within a radius of 600 mi] ? I ine jas. 1638 to 1646 Main Street i miwwgrnir n?im /jp ^ I Wa aca nra ammmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmmmmmammaamammmtms ? 1 i LEXINGTO! ' ^!7T. jpWirowMWWW ! !II I in * k%WAOU 1SIA, S. 8. "set Ma At Tapji's ftf IftflSiBO S&3{? NS I'^isBiK113 jyfi 111 wCliy^ fhwh$! itf B'vlu f?iw /S>ri H fifr" \l H b 3 SI m yCsl^il Hi f| jf^|||pg \mil B >v HV D I ox prosperity there is al'e is not a line of merchaniot felt the effect of the past few months. Each id higher. "But what does y. It means simply this? r needs as far as you can imer and BUY NOW. 5 Great MiiI.End Sale >r Months Ago. conditions at that time is were low. As a conseu these goods at prices r today. Make up a list the spring and summer 3. It will mean an imasonab Se MILLINERY ^Sces. :ul pattern hats and hand3rv highest grade at Mill^ their original price tickyour choice at just half >. ? L3STS r Coat Suits at prices nevI the leading styles. We ?everything must go. END PRICES >es for men, women and actions. u value money. r MAIL. II purchases of ?5.00 or more shiples of Columbia. Tapp Co., Columbia* S. C. ????JKgg?BUMMUW?BKH??W ! MB? ? nbii11 I BMomaciiiraare.*** par$d to fur K, waamu. im iiii in??? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtam Dots From & ear Pilaris To'the Editor of The Dispatch: The health of this communih v^ry good, except co ds. Small grain is not looking well, ing been severely injured by the weather. Mr. B. B. Gable is all - mil >3?It boy. The Midway school is progres nicely under rhe management cf Misses Lottie and Hat tie Cromer. Karl and LiMieton Corlev and ses Ethie.en and Katie Bell Co spent Saturday and Sunday at home of Mr. Pat Bicklev. There was a fine rabbit "enev Mr. D. M. Drafts'* on Saturday, w. was much enjoyed by all present. Brown E> Jan. 18th. ? ?? ? ** ? Dissolution Notice. By mutual consent G. H. Ilall] has purchased the interest of D. Hammond in the mercantile busi of Hailman & Hammond, at Gilt The business in the future will be i ducted by G. H. Hailman & Co. feel grateful to the public for t liberal patronage in the past and licit a continuance of the same, g anteeing at all times to do our bes please every one. ~G H. Hailman & Co., 3wll Gilbert, S. SPECIAL MASTER'S SAI By virtue of a decree of the Cour Common Pleas for Lexington Corn Sou-h Carolina, in the caae of Citiz Bank of Barcsburg against N. Brooke/ and others, dated Decern 3rd, ID JO, I, John J. Earle, Spe Master, will sell on salesday in Fel a^y next, being the 7th day of 5 month, during the usual hours of s before the Court House in the town Lexington, County ana State a tores, to the highest bidder: "All that tract of land contain three hundred acres, more or less * > ate, lying and being in the County : Stateaforesaid, at the seven mile i from the City of Columbia cn State Road; bounded North by S. Owens; on the-East by Congaree Bi on the South by J. B. Nunu imaker ! hv crn.-l Wrnffi 7\/tnrl: rlie said 1 having been conveyed to me by J. Nunnamaker as Two hundred eighty-three acres, and portion of Abraham Geiger estate.'' Terms of sale: One-half cash, ance in one year from date of sale, gether with interest thereon; said 1 ance to be secured by a bond of purchaser and mortgage of the pr ises sold. Said mortgage to contain the us stipulations as to attorneys fees, p ment of taxes and insurance, and a waste. At such 9ale each bidder may be quired to make a deposit with s Special Master, of Fifty Dollars; an the successful bidder refuses to m such deposit when required so to then said Special Master will imm ately re-sell said premises at the of such bidder. JOHN J. EARLE, Special Maste ?w?afi II p?a??n?Q?ta w ^ BfM an rm wn nish you an a VHHBKXHVJNMHMNMVVMKIOWn MMH 2. | Death of Xfe. Eyser. ! Mrs. Martha jviznbefh Kyzer, \vH,t is ow of the b;to John 1>. Xyzer, died i her homo nbont. live miles north 01 hav- Lexington on Monday morning at the cold : advanced a^e ot SO years. j t>he had been :]J lor a little more 's a I ^'nan a wsei;, bm her death win tine:-: j [X'etCCi. sl]>o- i Si.e was a devoted member of St. the John's Loth .ran church and was ?.cl rice iii ai! rsILdous work. Mis- ' Mrs. Kyze ?.s survived by five ch:irlev ! dren as loiiow*: B. K. K.yzer and J. 12ie ! F-a wl Kyz-r, of Lexington; Dr. j Paul B. Kyzer. <-f Ilocky Mount, 2s*. ' at I G.; Mrs. F. B. Harnuin, of Columbia, hich anc* Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Lexington. Qf&oars Re-elected. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home National Bank, man held on last Tuesday, a dividend of ? F percent, was declared and 4 per cent, ness placed to the surplus fund. This is a >ert. very fine showing and is an evidence ion- 0f the growing popularity of the in We stiturion, as well as an indication of heir the general prosperity of all our peos0_ pie. The deposits of the bank are uar" double what they were a year ago. it to a\\ 0f the old directors were reelected as follows: Samuel B. George, Julian E Kaufmann, Alfred J. Fox, Karl F. Oswald, Dr. J. J. Wingard, ; Dr. James P. Drafts and Hon. W. H. . Sharpe. jE. Samuel B. George was re-elected president; Julian E. Kaufmann. vice^ 1 president; Alfred J. Fox, cashlei; lt7' Karl F. Oswald, assistant cashier. :ens \y j - - * ciai 0:' ^3iaa3ss-. jru- To the Editor of The Dispatch, -aid Will you kindly allow us space in ale, | your paper to thank our neighbors of j and friends fcr the generosity shown aid, j me and inv family during the Mine93 j and death of our bunband ar.ri father, ing ; The kind feelings we have lor those iti> j who aided us during that time are inand i expressible and only trust that we )Ost | may show our appreciation more by +v?o i fav.oHno- each and owrv one at anv J - ^ - . H. I time an opportunity may arise. May rer; j Gcd'? richest blessings be bestowed ir.cl | upon each one or them we earnestly and ask in our pra~ers. B. Mrs. F. L. Schwartz and Family. and the ~ *" . . , 3?asonics. to. A A REGULAR COMMUNICAbal 'Vfajf' tion of Lexington Lodge No. 152, the /SrXA. F. M., will be held Saturday, em- January 22nd, 191<\ at T oclock, p. m. Brethren are earnestly requested to atraal tend. >ay- By order of the "W. M. s t0 - Godfrey M. Harm an, Secty. re- . l?asonic ITctice ake Regular communication of Pomaria do, Lodge No. 151. A. F. M., will convene edi- in Masonic Hall, Peak, Saturday, risk 22nd January, at 7 o'clock p. m., A full and prompt attendance is kindly requested. r. " John C. Swygert, Master. wmmmmammwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammammmmmammm raMMDxnoaBKtzvinai cnHnmnsTmnMnMnoui m m m we y quantify and RO F1 IWi '%&$ I Oil Sfe Iff?* V WW?WW? ill BBW TOWPW .! few: 01 l., \-s--!$ ' A'A'/'*!>'Ak /y^ ; &?' ' i ! I- iwi[ Btf MfrnS& j IMSisS* """ I : /*?? < ^ ,/.\ ;?/ *? t.-J ft** i fc :'^%^jiil|/i k .4 Btv^-o^W \2T^' ^ * titlfcjilUli .Jiil'it Hi I i .?>' -1 llh<l.'i<lHiLh ti'll ',jj A3 WELL AS jj; large ones are welcome here? Si you need not- wait until your bus. \ iness has assumed great propor, |j t uus b. fore opening a Checking > ! Account, DO SO TO-DAY. | . | Our patrons regardless of the S amount of business done, receive s 8 every courtesy in all matters of 11 business entrusted to us?and J there is nothing in safe banking I we cannot perform. Talk it over 3 with our cashier. . ji GAKQLIM NATIONAL SA8SC, COLUMBIA, S. C. mmmatmammmaaammmm ?waammmmmammmm ^POISOCT^ EJbQ Bane Fains, 3.% KaL Otes. Scaly im$, 8 ' "V a 3 * Wy'N j hmfes.?m^J B. ?3. B. Cures ibc-ve Troubles, Als Eczema ar.d Rheumatism. F^r pvonty-five yjirs I otanic blond balr (II. B. V>.) been curing >oar ly thousand >f sviY-roi:8 from Primary. secondary n Tertinary Bl'^v' Poison, and all lorms-c Blond ari'l Skin Dismiss. rancor, Kheuma fistn f-iKi F.'-so?na. We solicit r li*? ?-ost ? 1) S'i? ate cases, because 1). 73 B. eure* wcor nl! e'se fails, If >op have aches and pain in Bone.', Back or Joints, Mucus Patches j Mouth. Sore Throat. pimple?, Corper-co] orp<l Snots, Dicers on any part of the bodj Hair or Eyebrows falling out, Itching, wa tery blisters or open humors. Risings o pimples of Eczema. 15b>K S\v!lines, Eatim Soros, take B- B- B It h'11* the poisor makes ihe blood pure and rich, complete! changing th?? entire n<>dy into a c ear cealthy condition, healing every sore o pimple and stopping all aches, nairs an itching, curing the worst case of Blood Poi son. hheumatism or Eczema. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. B.), 1 is pleasant and safe to rake; composed c pure Botanic ingredients. It purifies an enriches the blood. DRUGGISTS, $l PER LARGE BOTTLI with directions for home onre. Sold in Lexington bv Kaufrua in I rag Co and Derrick's Drug Store. MmmUMMDMI tCTWl WI ' 1 P nnr?rfl ?11 tm nw ? trnwut | ^ ^ 3 ^ kind at the r na m nVBMtr.X.V0Ufju MHinrM'.DiTiVMPUJi JH.XK IV CS3X3ZTXZSWE ! cr*AiLir4r?/.r?#? rrr?x?j.-y. ./vu/. v> ?iv ar frnr*--' c nmv?UMaaai iliunro'l i ij J? !|l 11 f A j iFIMEfH SF1FIFSI In ?ij Populsrand Efficient fese- jy 11| hold faediclnss SsSd cn j ^ j |j ftSerii Only. |! | flndss' Great Prescription ;3 j ;|i Recommended for Catarrh, i| i | all forms of Stomach, Liver, ! ! j Kidney, Bladder Troubles a j i and purification of the Blood. i Germ and Worm Eradicator. ! j Andes' Wonderful 0:3 j I Used externally and in! | ternally, recommended for j | Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ! ! jl Headache Toothache, Earj j ache, Backache, Sore Throat, | ? Sprains, Bruises, Pleurisy, j | \ Diarrhoea, Cramps and all jj - j If aches and pains. ; I< | THE KAUFMAN DRUG COaSPAKY, ;j ' \\ Solo Agents f >r Armies' ^ H LEXINGTON, - - - - G. C. ff >J> jj jrftf ?fy *- < fi '?IT - ?? . c. I l MM I?IIIH i i P H l/?$i?s3 P^I ' ila lla Acsllslf tjt?s IV ? SELL THE BEST AMERICAN REn FINED SUGAR AT COST S ,J We import and roast every pound of t- Coffee sold by us. o Roasted 11c to 35?. * Green 10c to 20c. Fine Teas 25c to SO ?. [l Rice sold at Cat Prices. J Pure Baking Powder 20c lb; 10c }4 lb. i, Walter Baker's Cocoa 20c % lb. * Walter Baker's Chocolate 20c % lb. '! PHONE 157. 1639 MAIN STCOLUMBIA, S. C. >1 d '"MMMBMnNMNIHMIMMOTMMVMMMHHHHI jl *1 POST CARDS-A full line of ?1* all kinds, just received at The Bazaar* VMmmmammmmmammmMmammmmmammmamBaBBmammmmmmmm " wp?wmwm ii i uuawi.miim =|| MWIWBMI I Wf ?WW 11 HIIWI W II I I 11 II ! I III I Mil K? W> ^ ^ I si ight price- |j ? = I a 3a Oa | m fnEauManamxciwTTJammx Trrxn*mmwmrwm*wxm^mrmmm