Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Parlor He , j"' , . .. ?JJ? v_ Vi" * " ' > "" BEN DAV80, fttfi MAU ST. epfi Pttoetle a Beat cooking and finest Beebuu Special Sates by the Weel Mea J Knowing the fireat Importance j point to carry the beat ol every 1 J ing art. Whether for the shop a to serve you. You will find our | - i v lowest reasonablo figure on eve [ AnvNsSS.OOand up. Biacfcsi | Lorick & I I )i; ' INCORPO COLUMBIA, ho*vopp*ovsvo?v?ooiovoMeeo J' fAnd best of work is tl Feature that has he! The State-wide . and endorse! South Carolina N | AU work in eiti Guaranteed to sat I Fence also. Write | See ns and we wi {Your interest is SOUTH CAROLINA A fttoe 1658. i COLUMBIA, R. V. STILLER, Manager. IPAIVtaM^ |j WEBSTER'S NEW i INTERNATIONAL:! DICTIONARY j THE MERRIAM WEBSTER| j The Only New unabridged die) tionary in many years. jf j Contains the pith and cszc~cz j, of an authoritative library-. J Covers every held of know]- ' |j edge. An Encyclopedia in r. ; k single book. 8 The Only Dictionary with ike | New Divided Pne>e. !v 1400,000 Words. 27C0 rages. ? J 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly ? H half a million dollars. \\ !| Let us tell you about this most ; I remarkable single velume. ;; hfcTunn in mil inw IV'l iV-'rrllia-ri 't> 1V | I Get School Eooks Here. T& chers fr .m ail over the county j are rt minded that The Bazaar is headquarters for sehooi books?the new text b'^oks no v being in stock. Teachers, when y u. come to the court house, ron't f >rget to buy yonr books !' at The Eazaar. 9 WS Proprietor! tHaoal Bank COLBMWA, S. 6. ant in Colombia. For Ladiea and Oonttamon L la at all Hooxa?Hight or Da; , of theae tooift, we make k a ! tool known to the WackamW*- | r the farm, we are prepared pHces hammered down fo the [ rything you need. | itlth'a Vires S5.50 to S7.50. .owrance, RATED. s. c. [ I pfwfenpfweffvwfwpwvfi STOCK I le strong > pedto earn I > reputation : nents of the ' > larble Works. i j. ? m *ls Dl tier marme or gnmne*. ; isfy. Weselliroe ? j or call to : [1 see that > N protected. i flARBLE WORKS, jj 17*7 Mala S?r?o?, |; : S. C. R F. H. HYATT, Proprietor. itixiipmiiiiniiiiiiiniigjj Wll Mil?MW? | Honesty I in Jewelry I i "If ic came from Sentz'c, you ^ Vti/mtt i + oil r?Vi f '' ? ttV of 1A.UVjrt ic D M 1U4V VfJLiA^ ^ of our customers remarked to E another the other day. t (When yoa bay Jewelry, rot: f generally have to take the "Jew- E Ieler's word for it" whether it is E good or not. g That's just where our rcpufca- b tion for honesty and fair dealing g counts. jj| And fnrrhormnrp ?1- K ? . ? : ways give you your money back and ask no questions any time you are dissatisfied with a purchase. Special attention to mail orders, CHARLES P, S1TZ, JEWELER, I 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C I Final Discharge. This is to notify all persons that I will applv to the Hon George S. Drafts. Judge of Probate for Lexington Oonnbv, S C., on the 19th day of December, 1911, for a final discharge of the estate of Enoch Har.man,. de- j ceased. Maliesa Hannan. Mr. Lever to Hold CxamlxiaCioB. * T ; I will hold a competitive examinetion on 8atnrday, December the SOfcb, at. Columbia, 8. 0., beginning at 10 a. m., to fill a vacancy from the Seventh Congressional District at the United States Military Aeademy at West Point. The examination will be conducted by Prof. B. 8. Dreber of Columbia, assisted by Profs. W. B. Black and 8. H. Edmonds. Only actual residents of tbe district, between AnAfl csitrAn^AAn mmi8 4vMinfrr>?V) ' IU9 05UD V/l DUVUMVUTU CtlXVl VWUUV^-VWV years, suffering from no deformity, j who hare been vaccinated within one i year, who are of good moral character and are unmarried, t(re eligible to. take the examination. The mental examination will cover algebra, plane geometry. English grammar, English composition and English literature, geography, history of the United States and ancient history. Those who are interested in this exaraination may get. fuller particulars ; , by writing me at Lexington, 8. C. J Very truly, , ' r1 A. F. Lever, M, 0. 8' veoth S. 0.* 1 1 ? ? * I.. < An Alarm at Might That strikes terror to the euiire house- 1 noia is cne loua, coarse ana meiaic ] cough of croup. No mistaking it, an-* \ | fortunate then the lucky parents w ? set p Foley's Homy and Tar Com- j pound on hand. H. W. Oasselman, I Canton, N. Y., says: "Id is w >rth its ! weight in gold. Our little children l are troubled with crcur and hoarse- f nCss, and all we give them is Foley's * Honey and Tar Compound. I always * haye a bottle of it in the house " < Kaufmann Drug Co. 8 * ? * ? ; : Hanged 6imsell in Barn. c 3 The body of a young 16-y ear old son . of John F. Rice, who liven g^yeral { miles from W?lhi?ila, was found hanging from the end ot a rope in the bam on Mr. Rice's place. Yoang Rice had never been strong mentally, and it is r thought that in a temporary fit of Insanity he ended his life.. His body * was foUDd by his brother, who went *] to the barn late in the afternoon and ^ the body was still warm, though life , was extmct. The body was taken , d ?wn with the assistance of neighbors, i wh > we e called in. The rope used was a lont; one, and when found the ^ unfortunate vouth's feet were touch- ( iug the floor. j ] ! i When yon have a bilious attack give 1 Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They ; | are excellent. For sale by All Deal- . ers. Pom aria Lodge Elects ' Officers For Next Year . J At the regular meeting of Pom aria Lodge, No. 151, A. P. M , held at Peak, the following efflaen lor the ensuing Masonic year were elected, appointed and installed: John O. Swygert, W. K.; D. I. Sheoly, 8. W.; MoP. Bushar&t. H. B. Liadler, secretary; Geo. M. Bargle, treararer; John Green Hiller, ?enior deacon; J. Harl JUnGier, junior aeaeon; ljewu a. Ooleman, Jno. L. Lerer, stewards; J. Henry Lindler, tiler. This lodge is in good working order and in a growing condition. Death of Mrs. Frye. Mrs. Maxcy Frve died at h?r h"ne nea<- Lexington am Mondav aBornfnr, after a long and painfol illness. BKe ia survived by her hnsband and Ira children. Her remains were laid to real at B^aulah church, in the Prletrilli section, yesterday afternoon at 9:30 p'olocfc, j I County Boards Met. The county board of oommi?sione % were in session Monday, it bp?r?g t) ? re<?nlar monthly ra^erine. Asid* fr a large batch of claims to hp unnM * there was nothing of importance fwr thp board to consider. The county board of registration me also, hnf thera wer* but tew cer| tifi ates to issue. Fire destroy ?i 2/>oo "oas of meal., 2,ono ovso' < ? fon seed and 100 balea of linteis at t!i S .vi t i! mill in Columbia cn Tuesday tight, causing a loss of many thousancs of dollars. Socialists To Meet. All members of Lexington L ->cal Socialist party are requested to me^t at Lexington Court, House on Saturday, the 23rd day of December, at 3 p m.. for the purpose of voting for national executive committeemen. Comrades, be prompt. P. I. Rawl, Secretary. Sergeant C. B. Gregory of the Union police force disappeared a few days ago with $665 belonging to the city? $125 of fines collected, $285 received as license from a carniTal company and Other sums. He is 25 years old and leave? a wife and two small children. Two young white men, Wright Fuller and Jim Hill, of the Laurens mill village, impersonating rural policemen, held up a negro i?i the big road a f.-wda\saeo and look tire dollars from Mm. Fni-r i??i-? been released o i bail; If'Li is in j-.il. ^1). A. Pimdarvis, white, v.i o was s.'iitcnced at St Matth* wa to serve t >roe months <ni the chainpaug or in the state j^onifent iary, elected t < po to the pen He was convict ci of givintr checks when ne had no motc-y in the j bank to pay them. j " * i #tf. j Fire Boras Home While Family Away. The dwelling and ail its contents ci Mr. Pellum Graft, in the Mae^don section, were burned on last Thurndaj night. The family had gone away to spend the night with relatives and knew nothing of the destruction of theii home until next morning. There was no insurance and the low falls heavily on Mr. Craft. Saved His Wife's Life. "My wife would have been in hei grave today," writes O. H. Brown, o] Muscadine, Ala., "if it had not beet for Dr. King** New Discovery. She was down in her bed, not able to gel up without help. She had a severe bronchial trou-ble&od a dreadful cough) I got her a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, and she soon began tc mend, and was well in a short time.'1 Infallible for coughs and colds, lte the moat reliable remedy on earth lor desperate lung trouble, hemorhages, lagrippe, asthma, bay fever, croup a?>d whooping cough. 50c, fl.OO. Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug Co. Get Lutheran Books Here. Mr. W P Roof has on hand o<<pies of the various styles and bindings of the Boofc of Worship; also Bibles and Testaments Mr. Ruof has kindly consented to have these bo >ks on deposit for the conye.iience of tho*e desiring &bem, and can be secured at the same prices as from the Lutheran Publication House, Columbia. T. 8. Brown, Pastor. m i We wish to call your attention to ;be fact that most infectious diseases rnch as whooping cough, diptheria md scarlet rever are contracted when Uie chil i ha9 a cold. Chamberlain's Dough Remedy wi .1 quickly cure a cold iuu gr?*atlv lessen trie danger of contacting these diseases. This remedy s famous for its cures of colds. It jontains ho opium or other narcotic ind may be given to a child with im>licit confidence. Sold by Ah Dealn. * -*? The little daughter of Mr. and Mrw* I. H. Lutz was burned to death at heir home in Barnwell county m FuescUy, her clothing having caught while she was standing too near the ire. You will find that druggists everywhere sp^ak well of Chamberlain's Dough Remedy. They know from ong experience in the *-ale of it that n cases of coughs and oolds it can always be depended upon, and that it is Dleasant and safe to take. For sale )y all dealers. R. Marcns B l.-riss, prominent bank>r and farmer, died ai his home in Anierson on Wedii3?day of pellu.ra, aftar an illiieaa of only a fev* veeka. Subaoribe to Tne Dispatch and the Hom? and Farm Only 91.95 a year. Money Saved We save you money on every pair of shoes boughl irom ufj. :::::: WHY? Because they wear longei and coat yoa less. We ha^e the stock to seied from. ::::::: We invite our Lexington friends to come in and be convinced that we liv? up to just what we say. Pleasure to wait on yot and give you our prices. Harmon's if** i- _ _ St o r e* 1725 S^ain St., COLUMBIA, - S. C. bmanbrnm mbmbbhrbb * ? N i. ifc '.Vvr # ^ ^ ff SALLOW comple: b I impurities in the blood, i - I 2h?r. It ifl torpid. | SIMft i RE LIVER RE t I (TH* row: j Is the greatest of all. liver medi I strengthening influence is at once I good digestion and a feeling of When the system has been put i: | gradually disappears and the compl f | mlo ar amraa. pn*c . | itk tor the fcoaloo w+th tlie Bed Z on the lab k It by mall, postpaid. BLaunone Lirer Refolator |i ) f ! Pries &L9G per battle. Loo* (or the Bed Z label. fc ^ J. H. ZE1UN a CO., P r > > THE BEST IS NOT i: TOO GOOD FOR : OUR CUSTOMERS : We are exclusive agents in Co!ut bia for the Beat Furniture Manfacturera in America. We show the largest and beat o aorfcment of high grade FurnUur in the entire South. A yisit to our store will be treat for yon because we wi show you all the new ideaa i Furniture. You are always welcome and to will not be asked to purchase. VANMETRE'S | FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMRALMER, Columbia, S. C ; 0. BROW | 173C MAIN STREE1 Is where you can find < . i" paii ! || OF ALI DUUK5, Si BLIND! LIME ANI |j CABINET v Call or write for Prices. Leathers and Su et. We bought in T down, and we are going t save you <n tor and cm sell yon for le;s t ;an we or . . Fa. m^ri*1 Medium and Hea I 1 E. P. & F? 710 KSain St. ; The Pafmetio COLTJU i WE ARE A Depository for tJ;o ' of South Carolina the of Columbia. WE OWN $-100,00" United State Carolina Bonds WE SOLICIT Accounts of Banks, F WE PAY j'Vtnr p.-r OV-r.t mi der tor^st- reticulated ouar WE PROMISE Our best rviTorts !o tra satisfaction 1 PALMETTO NATIONAL I CAPITAL ! I WiLiB Jones. President. XION comes from uxd the fault lies with the RONS dz GULATOR DEB FOBM) ciaes. Its powerful purifying and i : apparent in an improved appetite, i strength and energy in the body, n order the ) ellow cast in the skia : exion becomes clear and healthy. C. CAHOK Meiuec, *1.00. i <i- It 70a cannot g*t It, remit to 04. w? ertt! *?<i flj 1 pot op olio in liquid form tor tiioeo who pe*Uf U. j? ROIPak^ST^LOOlS^JMO^^^^ f mmjuwm w uwiji LIMBERTSgll I HOLLAND-DUTCH | AKIO O tKAl* lO | II jiL 1 lKUai?{H^WSZ[5 I | .1 I f, COLUMBIA, S. C. | | 3ne of the best stocks of ]j I . KINDS i LSH, J j S & GLASS |j._ J ) CEMENT. II j MANTLES. !| j Fall and Winters .jtmiu iSBI jtii fl Y "i whi t th? REST SHOES at the^^ LOWEST PRICES is cer reason for^B i v!! i* j \ cu -o Jrade with us. We uu\v 1 ?!v<> n *<nij-Vte stc ck in al \bru?i.? ai d Natch, while leather was i vour lamii\'> siu-rs this Fall and Win- S vy Werk Shoes a Specialty:! A. DAVIS J Columbia, S. cH National Bank, f BIA, S. C. M Un'ted States Goveirment, the State ? * Oojuty oi Richland and the Oii-y a| f. Bonds aud SlOw.OOU State of Sonth irm.s, Corporations and Individuals. "*t><efc It en- Savins:* Doj artmeut. in- ' 1 i usact vonr business to vcar entire i n * v tt rt _ i t _ r? a I i j3jhli:?is,, - - uoiumDia, a. i> in , 1250.000 00 {I J. P. Matthews, Cashier (h