Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ? -?- * GR/ I * JO" mmam BH Begi /. I Owing to the! at, we find we (convert our si had in real ju | i I 54-inch Broad Cloth, the : 8 54-inch Broad Cloth, 75c ^ 8 54-inch Broad Cloth, 1.00< 5 $ 1.50 Black dress goods... I I 1 CO Dress goods all wool. 8 75c M " ? . 8 s 50c " tl 36 and 4 I 25c and 35c dress goods... One lot of 123*? and 15c Su 6 pieces of 25c and S5c Sh< 1 Bed Flannel, the yard,... White ' " " ? One Lot In Beantifal raised design Bed Bias Ginghams, Outing, ri.'i ' , V . . See that table of Calicos, kmm Kentucky 4 MV ^Ml Illllilllfll I 1 We have a C and Mules the be lot you will be at , prices. Call to g I I Caugh f Columbia, * "Pond Branch Items" The continuous rain biudered many anticipated pleasure trips, which scarred its victim's with the "Blues". Rev J. K. Ia&binett spent a few <l4j s .u this section last week. Come L 1> . ~ .~u .... .. jvct. v> ucu juu u?ii vLcty Juu^rr. p The Birth-day dinner at Uncle Billy Koon's was largely attended. The dinner was that which none other than experts cooks could prepare. The dainties caused partakers to only wish for ' Birthday dinners at Uncle Billy's. ^ The measles haw. somewhatdecreas ^ td, there being only one or two oasts a: present. Miss Jennie Brown was a welcome visitor at Ibe Bir hday dinner. 0 K ? i \ND ( x : / La ruling Saturd # low price of cotton j are heavily overs irplus stock into c; ? icy bargains. SSS GOODS. rard '",c raluenowar 3<c values "l <c ? ICO ** 0>9c 50c 4 inch wide, new for: ? 37c 19c litings, now going fast at 8 l-3c epard Plaids 'LANNEL 8, 10, 12^' and 10c 10,15, and 10c of White Madras p, w&s 13 29c, the yard only. 10c Jtets only S9cpait, Planneletts, and Chambrays, Ginghams, Ondng, yard 4c lOlPKI .i * * ' . IHUHBIWHUHHBi r Hnrsfis ai arload of fine E st that money cox )le to find what y< see them. . . . . iman Br< Mr. and Mrs Henry Koou spent a few days with relatives in and around Pond Brand . Prof. Jas. Min Crout spent Christ! mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J S. Crout. The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin I kjiuiiii w ia^i JTWIICLJ WHICH ; the death Ar-gel nailed to the land of ; peace their first born babe, it being , the victim of pneumonia. The writer I lends much sympathy to the sorrowing j ones. Worry not for Jesus said, "Sutt er ! little children to come unto me, for of f 7 ! such is the Kingdom of Heaven". | Mr. Holland Crout spent. Saturday j and Sunday with his brother, E. S. ' Crout, at Lexington. Wirh love to the Dispatch. i DLEA A Ill lay Morning, , which none of us stocked, so we hav< ash. We expect tl See that table of Ginghams, Fla See that table of Percals at tba ] TTnnirir OnHnor anrl fJhfiT Otic lUdt LlOOfJ VUk.iu^ ? ? See those Flanneletfcs Kimona9, 500 Childre Ages 0 to These are nice Gii every where for $1 00. Clear/i] Ladies yon can't make them f< Coat Suits Must G< $5 00 for $2 50. |8 00 foi Bnd so on up t< Here is a S 5 doz. Ladies' Black Heatherblo Saturday morning at jUl Ladies' $1 00 and $1 50 Heat! ~ Men8 and Ladie9 Handkerchiefs -Mens' Hose 5c, 8c, 10c, and 19c. J-adie: Ladies' i5e Heavy Hose 10c and U Childrens Hose, 8c, 10c, and 12c ""I "li "Ti NS, li nd Mules ESSSH pisyy^i ^IliW ^OBSBSBHnH B M : raHBM ! Lentucky Horses ; lid buy. In this j ou need at right I ...... t >thers, | : ! South Carolina, j ?M???? ??????? I Hills Himself on Honevmnnn. I "I cannot bring disgrace upon my | ! family, so have decided to end it all"' i j This was the substance of a note j i found in room 44 of a Jacksonville, Fla., j ; hotel Monday morning, after Zebulon , Vance Fowler, aged 2S, a youug lumi man from Terriil, Florida, had taken a quantity of strychnine. Only having been marrid since December 9 and haw ing come to Jacksonville with his bride to spend his honeymoon, the young man. a membor of a prominent family of the State, committed suicide j ullfii-tl v 10 rl a \r ninvn. I ti t i* i v ft i v? v/ viv/\ ? 4u\'iivm ) iir -i ;j in^'. His wife was with him at the ; time of his death, but declared she was unable to account for his terrible act. RAN' January 6, thonglit it would ] 3 decided to put st lis sale to eclipse i t> 9 w ? nneletts and Chambraja onl. 7c ? jrice, the yard 5c iota, . ?...only 8c enly 25c?just half price. ns* Dresses igham9 aud Galletea. Sold ice sale price 75c >r this price. ' )?Just Half Price. ! $4 00 $12 50 for $6 25. \ ) the highest, nap: Just in Drop Skirt?, to go oil sale . 25c . lerbloon drop skirts to go at Tqc for lCj 3, and 7c each. >-+ " 1 >' JQc Hose 7c the pair. i2c pkfr, idies' 25c Lisle Thread Hose idc naiv *a>? B m Mi m# ' GOOD NEWS. ? f Many Lexington Keaders Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. "Good news travels fast/' and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Lexington are glad to learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many a lame, weak and aching- back is baa no more, thanks to Poan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are telling the orrvn/1 ttftwu r?f fchoir PVnftriPtlOP with thft Old Quaker Remedy. Here is aii example worth reading: Mrs. Ella V. Corley, R. F. D. G, Lexington, S. C., says: "Doan's Kid- j ney Pills helped me a great deal when I had kidney trouble some years ago J and at that time I gave, a public state- | ment in which I told of my experience, i I got my supply of Doan's Kidney j Pills from the Kaufmann Drug Co. and i was relieved through through their ! use of pains across the small of my j back and a distressing difficulty with { the kidney secretions." j For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ! cents. Foster-Mil bur n Co., Buffalo, > Yew York, sole agents for the United ; States Remember the name?Doan's?and 1 f ol-'rt lie* r.Ml ta"vj il\J uiuti I ' ' A^Mv v-ts* f'5\<\ ! > >v v \ JjV |?-'! - j I colums;a s.c I " or?wini.uiai THE MOST COMPLETE LINE WE TTAVP irVT7R SHfiWV TV HARNESS, SADDLES, COLLARS, BRIDLES, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, ETC. We liave a special horn - nade Hip i Harness for one-horse wagon at $5.00. A Set of Buggy Harness for $ 10.00c | Webuv Hides, Furs, Tallow, Iheswax \ 1 and pay highest market prices. Wilse W. Martin, 1 116-1 I IS Plat **; .tvei, \ COBUMB!A, - ' - S. C. j DE Si m ? m bi j* at 8:30 O'cl ^each the low level ich a price on our g< my former sale v m m m MMHDMHMHM MBMHHBnMMMMBKJMRSBMHHHHHB See tho:ie ?1 25 Lace Curtains to close i See that White Curtain?Scrim special. Shoes for the WhoL $3 CO and 4 00 Mens' Shoes 2 CO Mens' Shoes 1 50 Mens' Slices ' 1 25 Mens' Brogans?all leather 3 00 Ladies' Siioes .' 2 00 Lacies' Sho"is 1 50 and 1 75 Ladies Shoe9 On? lot Oi Ladle:' Pat. Leather shces, 1 50 now to close them 1 25 Old Ladies' Comfort?special.... Childrens' shoes loo pair; 50: sho^ 59c; ffle. p 2-i tadies" and Children^ The last but not the least, bv any rr Ladies' Underwear Sale. 25 doz. Indies' Fleeced Underwear, tin out at 2 , each. Ofcildfccs' Heavy Underwear, regular ; Joium oi< I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. | By G. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, S. D. and J. L. McCartha, made suit to me, to grant them Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Geo. D. McCartha. THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Geo. D. McCartha, deed., that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held Lexington, C. H.f S. C., on 13th day January, 1012, next after publication hereof at 11 o'clock isi the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adminis- I tration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, this 29th dav ot Dec. Anno Domini 1911. GEO. S. DRAFTS, (L. S.) Probate Judge, Lexington Co., S. C. D.?MioKo/? on fVio Qrd Tonnnrv. X UUi&rii^U> Vii 1.41V/ V4? WVJ V ? ^ 7 1912. in the Lexington Dispatch. j 2 Weeks.?10. Sale of Personal Property j On Saturday, January loth, l!)J2, at ! _ 10 oclock a. m., 1 will -sell to highest = bidder, the following property, at my j I residence, near Clark' Mill: ' 2 Mules; 2 Milk Cows; 2 Yearlings; { 4 head Hogs; 1 Yew Top Buggy; 1 J I Wagon, Corn, Fodder, Beaviues, Farm- J ing Implements and my Household aiid Kitchen Furniture. Terms ox* sale half Cash; balance ore year from date of sale, secured by mortgag;: interest 8 per cent. . JOB SHL'MPERT. January], 19!2~2\V1G Cabbage Plants For Sale. Four Eany varieties, one .arid two thousand at $1.25 per thousand;, thrte thousand and over at ?l.no per thousand. YODER CROMER, 12p Lexington, S. 0. Married j December 25, lull, at tiie residence of the ^ride's father, Mr, Jacob Roof, by Rev. J. A. Cromer, Mr. Andrew p C >rley and M.ss Mamie Roof, both cf near Lexington, S. C. Do not allow your kidney and bladd?r trouble to develop beyond the * reach of medicine. Take Foley Kidney Pills. They give quick results and stop irregularities with surprising promptness. Kaufmann Drug Co. i w ? df Call Accepted, ?i The Rey. J. J. Myers, of Congaree, on has accepted the call of the Lexington i so Baptist church for the present year, ( and will preach on the second Sunday j a morning at 11 o'clock and at 1 o'clock ; tli in the evening. j The Rev. Mr. Myers has served this ! |H] pastorate ociore ami is no stranger ro ; our people. 11" is a "tronj; ; readier | and every body will hi;u a warm welcome in our midst. ! T For Sale ! is S vtral Barred Plymouth lt >ok (' ek- ; j.j ends. Appiy a: Toe Dispa.ei; olliee. \> j I i <\LE I 5MMM lock. it is selling oods so*as to re have ever t ' m PPM it . 75c pr , the yard. 4c e Family $ 2 50 1 79 1 29 98c 2 19 1 79 siz-s 3 and 4, was ? 98c IVT P?- i ?3C 8kP?? I i ? ?? sfee?? fe? 1 ?9 p? | Xfnderwear a;' leans, will be the Great S regular 50c kind, to close S | 25c kind, to close at 15c. X aTsTcT I ^^??mmmammmmmmm M. WEISS, -WATCHMAKER? ?and? -JEWELEROld Gold and Silver Bought. We Handle Watches and Jewelry. All Work Guaranteed. 1320 Main Streat, Columbia, S. C. Parlor Restaurant. * . j FARMS! FARMS! If you want to buy a good farm at right price anywhere in South Carolina,call on or write us. If you want to Sill your farm quick tor cash, make youp price right and we will sell' it for you, no matter where located. , We sell choice city property, too. Oickert &Eargle, 1507 Main Street, Columbia, - South Carolina. "Always Hustling." o Develop Drelter's Shoals A force of hands will commence ork at Dreher'> Shoals tomorrow to ?velop the water power at that point, is understood that a dam will he lilt at once and a trolley line run it troni Columbia. Nothing in recent years lias meant much to the resources of this luuty. Power will he furnished lor number of enterprises. It is thought at with the development of this iwer. the Ions-talked of electric line m\ Columbia t<> Augusta will be lilt. Court Nextl Week. Tin- Court of (oua-ral Ses:?ions for witigtyu county will convene nexi onday morning, January Nth. There a heavy (loci-:* i, a numocror import it. wi-r-i l eu;:; mumm!ui? <l i r trial. I<le<4 (ie.!] i'rihue, u; A1 '.TSOU. ill p.L'SltW'.