Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jr : ?,t * j ? < i \ \ \ B Our Stock ol making a ret i ^ - $25.00 Suits Notv These were of course oarri slightly off in styhs, but rhe just as valuable as ever and 1 into the prevailing styles. \ cost us, and to the lady not c and comfort they are a genu Big Thins if We have jost opened a }ov | The felts are brU fit finished ! wear if you care to keep in t I beauties aod extremely reasc j We have also jnsf received | in black, navy ai d troupe. I A Big $5.00 Hi I This is a lovely felt, trimm j tremely nobby and stylish, j street hat for only I Feathe: P Onr line of fine feathers an I we can show you just what y bunch of flowers on np to the Samp! We have just received too fine Sample Coat Suits, mad< ! now selling these suits at $25 valoe, in fact, the coat suit v ( your opportunity. We want have you render your verdicl price. These suits are strictl heavy eerpe in brown, blue, j opportunity of the season. N V - 7 \ 8ee the new line of Novelt: Ooat, in fine heavy mixtures New Line of Pi Just opened the finest line season. They embrace all & mMi . * . V..? |j^ Mail Orders I 0. ? I m m DAYLIGHT STORE l i? " i ? ' .% * -? r - \> SfP.r.T.Q I * V . ' ... X i IT FOR ' ESS ? mmm?m?? ? ??? [ | Watch the new cash store with the FREE WA60N YARD oTL Still & Co.'s naui ? 7? AVAHF UATLiun i oiunc New Brookland, : S. C. ?' 4th Quarterly Meeting. The Lexington Comity Farmers' Union will hold its Fourth Quarterly Meeting at the court house in Lexington on Saturday, December 14. 1912. T. H. SHULL, Secretary. _ ? Drives Off A Terror The chiei executioner of death in the winter and spring months is pneumonia. Its advance agents are colds and grip. In any attack by one of these maladies no time should be lost in taking the best medicine obtainable to drive it off. Countless thousands have found this to bo Dr. King's New -Discovery. "My husband believes it - has kept him from having pneumonia ' thr^e or four times," writes Mrs. George W.. Place, Rawsonville, Vt., * "and for coughs, colds and croup we ' have never found its c<jnal." Guaran'?e?cl for all bronchial affections. Price cta?jmfrll'.OO.'~ Trtel bottle free at J HarmonDrug Co. ^ v. \ Wf*. ?'f * '* * XjThfi v1 > * - *-* No man is a hero to his w ife's mot ler 7 Coat Suits, Coat iuction of 25 per c ' * r $5.00, $7 50 and $10.00 ied over from last, season, and an workmanship ar.d fine materials an )y a slight alteration they en be mad ITe offer tbem to yon at less than the; jarinj? so much about style as economy ine snap. in the Millinery ely line of the new felts and velours and double faced, jus* uhat you mus be style procession. These are perfec nably priced. a new shipment of the isenaei shape it Value for Only $2.05 ed in ribbons and fancy feathers; ex See if vou are not charmed with it a9 i $2 9i rs and Flowers d lovely flowers is indeed complete ant ou want from the simplest feathers o; most elaborate and expensive. le Coat Suits late for fair week a large assortment o > to sell for $35 00 and $40.00. We art .00, and if you want a big coat sui' alue of the season, thi9 is certainly you to call, on the second floor, anc : as to what you think of them at th< y tailored, in mannish mixtures 01 jrey and black. Don't miss this, th< ew Coats j Coats, in eluding, the popular, Jofcnn] , all colors f 15.00 to $25.Q< Lne Stratton Coat Suits of Stratton Ooat Suits yet received tliii >lorg, cloths and prices. NAUGH Filled. I ' 4 / PENCIL AND SCISSORS Fresh candies and cake9, at the Ba zaar. Miss Icolene Harmon spent Satoi day and Monday in Colombia 9hoj pin)?. We ai|e requested to announce tba the programme of the County Teach ers' Association will appear next wee . Special every Saturday. Fresh Por Sausage. 5 GEORGE & WINGARD. r The Home Bank is having a sut stantial concrete pavement laid aroum its handsome nronertv on lower Mai ? ^ ?J street. The next attraction - on. the pro gramme is the Yuletide festivtpie which this year falls on the 25th o December, Beef-cattle wanted by 5 GEORGE & WINGARD. The many friends of Mrs. J. Snel grove will be pained to learn that sh is critically ill at her residence, 150 Assembly street, Columbia. We were indeed sorry to have th farmers of Sfceedman tell us theyhav experienced r,he shortest crops of cor and cotton this year than they have i many previous haryests. BRICK STORE?Building 32x60, o Beanford street, fronting railroad, at bargain to a quick buyer. Apply to J S. Boozer, Chapin, S. C. 3. nr_ t? c r* i.L - ; ? ~ iur. ?j. o. vrauit, a pru^r?s?ivK iat mer of the Sand Dam section, grei this year nine bales of cotton on fiv acres of land. He lives at home an boards at the same place. While the citizens of Swansea, Ga< ton and Pelion are apparently in goo ! spirits, yet their crops are short an the merchants are complaining c I poor collections. D. Kenley Sturkie, of the Woodfor section, is now filling a position wit Dr. McMillian in Columbia, where h will be glad to have his many friend I call and see him. XTf ^X> CI \ f V. - 'iflvOflft fnof lAf ?i!t good new store-house 2Gx">0, in the tow of'Chapin, S. 0. Apply at once to, * ! S.Boczer, Chapin, S. C. 3 We are pleased to be informed thr i Swygert & Smith, etock dealers c | Leesville, are doing an extensive bus i hpss in their line. See them firs j when on the market for a good an ' mal. Mr. J. J. Ilite, one our of most indus I trious citizens, died at his home o the Two Notch road, about three mile from Lexington, after a short illnos: last Sunday. The interment was o | Monday-.j Miss Rosalyn Stephens and Corn* j litis Ricard were married at the hem I of Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens, in th r Hollmr C^ek- section, on Novembf ! 29th, 1912, by ti"; Rev. B. 1). RiSingei i A rejrtthVof this ba'pjfy marriage \va : the serving of a delicious barb ecu ' J1 T _ J1 * Tk _ . s ana .uaaies /te? cent, on this line. Lamb's b Very fire, in the most supe e highest quality; nothing bett e 10.00 and 12.50. 7 Dress, Trimmings?Ev crees?All tl Vhinestone bands and fring Silver, Gold Braids, Felt Barn i. Braid, Tassels, Embroidery B t Beaded Chiffon, Silver, Crjst t occasions for evening and str Warm Bed Cove: u ~ MOO?COTTO Farcy Silkaline Tojrs, caug tive floral^designs; excellent;' 'ICQ?COTTO f Fancy.floral designs2vcith c< " " "" *" ,,t0 _ ? >t/~ 5 ow?rrt^n. WWWWMW??? m WMIIIII . Covered with near silk zigz warm; all colors. Special;at 1 DOWJS r Cohered with French satin sizes; soft,'fluffy, light weigh 8.00. f fSBJgjr SILKf' A ND~S ATINJ C - ln[most exquisite range of" t blue, canary and soft reds; fi [ m 3 ^ Largest selection in the Sta f b 20C sof tTwhite'wool nap bla i and blue. Price, only 150 pairs of soft, fleecy woo der colors, at 800 PAIRS FANCY J Large black plaids; a splen< pair 500 PAIRSJOF SUPE ? In white plaids with silk taj at S DEI <rm * <r v v IMST JLi AJuIj v c A dam, Benedict Mayer, a mo9t hij - ly esteemed citizen of the Dntoh Pi i- was accidently killed last Saturday, a tree falling on him. . Mr. W. J. McCartha, Manager )- the Enterprise Hardware Co., 1 moved his family to . Lexington s occupies the Maj. Meetze old hor ,c stead at; the Depct. k Mr. Owings Day, of BaltiSo , spent several days in Legington vie ing his mother, Mrs. G. M. Harm< He is a young man of pleating persi : ality and made jnany friends dnr: )l his short sojourn among us. rl V . \ . .. . _ As we go to press we learn that 3 n J H Fields a highly respected, citi; of Lexington, died today and the terment will be in the Cemetery is St. Stephen, if The conniv commissioners were were in session yesterday, but 01 matters of a routine nature were ci sidered. On November :?), 1912, at high noi e at Mt. Olivet church, Miss Olive K1 ^ Elleazer became the happy bride Henry William Chapman, the Rev. e D. Haigler performing the ceremoi Q The church was beautifully decorat j? Mr. Davis Hite, who resides u( Gilbert, had the misfortune to lose : dwelling and nearly all its contei n? by fire early Friday morning. 1 a fire originated from a defective fii r Mr. Hite is a good and indusrious tizen and his large circle of frier sympathize with bim in his misf - tune. e The residence of E. A. Joyner d Cayce, was destroyed by a fire of i known origin, on last Monday nig Mr. and Mrs. Joyner were both ; 5- sent at tho time the fire was disoov fi ed by two tramps. The house v d owned by Mrs. Lizzie Cavce. and it .F 1 I .il. __ A i.L 'A not; Known wneuier or not tneprope; was insured. d Much copy was prepared for t h week's issue of the paper, but on e count of the illness of Mr. H mon and the resignation of a raeml of the force, it could not be us jj The Assistant has done the best u could do under the circumstances, j oraves the indulgence of the patrons the Dispatch. it V >f In New Quarters. * The Telephone Exchange hasmo\ F into its new quarters in the Geo Block, over H. \V. Wingard s ha ware department. The change is a i 4- cided Improvement as tnev are m< n roomy and convenient and comfor ;s hie than the old ones, and business c s. now be transactad with a great d n more satisfaction to the patrons a ; employees oi the company alii When it comes to the improvement the* service Manfig<*r' Sam Geoi c doesn't propose to be outdone by a exciange in the county.. For seve T days during th.e course of removal c p* people were* deprived of the bene! iS ; and convenience of 'the service a *?. rea'btod as they never have before t { disco in lows oi !**:;: g *w*utowL >t, idy-to-wear, are It will pay inves Wool Blankets. rb weave, soft, downy wool fleece, ;er to be had; outside sizes, at 8.00, ery thing That {Fashion Dele Whims of Fancy. e metal band?, Jet, Crystal,rSteel' and d in burnt effects, Frog's Loop, Black ands. Frog's Pink, Blue and White al and Pearl Fringe Trimmmg for all eet wear.. Come.inand look them over. rin^ to Suit'An^ Purse. N COMFORTS-100. ht with pure wool zephyr, very attrae vaiues '.l.'-io iNLCOMFORTS-lCO. olored border and"tuft{cotton." JY'OOMFORT?300. 'II ' IB ! M?I IRWW I I I II Lll ? lag^stitchiLg, soft, light weight, - very ' 3.50 J COMFORTS. near silk and near messaline, in full t; very special values at 5.00, 6.50 and OLORED DOWN COMFORTS, colors, consisting of delicate pink, sky ill size. Price, only 10.00 L.ANKETS. teethe assortment suite all purses.^^ inkets, extra full size, borders ' pink ......: 2.00 len blankets, fit any bed, various bor 3.98 PLAID WOOL BLANKETS. lid article; extra special value at, the 3.50 IRB ALL WOOL BLANKETS. pe, extra full size; our special leader, 5.CO PAR TM JNDER ONE ROOF" 3i Great Mass of Proof by Reports of30,000 Cases of Ki of ney Trouble, Some of Then ias _*A ^ ,nd iiexingxon uases. ne. Each of some 6";000 newspapers the United States is publishing fr< week to week, names of people in i particular neighborhood, who hfi ! used and recommended Loan's K on* i nej Pills for kidney backache, we Pn_ kidneys, bladder troubles and urirn disorders; This mas9 of proof inclut over 30,000 testimonials. Lexington jr j no exception. Here is one of the L< sen 1 in?ton cases. n. H. A. Howard, Lexington, S. i 0f save: "For eight or ten years I v afflicted with disordered kidneys a suffered a great deal from pains in 1 small of my back My back ach ily j severely, I wa9 tired and languid a 3n, j often became nervous. Headaches a rlizzv spells were common and my si{ j was affected. The Mdney secretic pa, | caused me no end of annoyance. Doa: ine ' Kidney Pills were finally brought of i my attention and I procured a sup] J- at the Kaufmann Drug Co. In a sin iy. time after I began their use I was ed. lieved. I do not hesitate to reco mend Doan's Kidnev Pills to mv neic bors." "l8 For sale by all dealers. Price ^t9 cents. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffa "e New York, sole agents for the Unit ie:- States. 9J" Remember the name?Doan's?a ,ds take no other, or- ' I . at I Foils a Foul Plot in- I I When a shameful plot exists betwe jb' j liver and bowels to cause distress er. j refusing to act, take Dr. Kirg?s X ,ag i Life Pills, and end such abn?e of yc js I system. They gently com pel rig rty ! action of stomach, liver and bowe j and restore your health and all go j feelings. 25c at Harmon Drug Co. his 1 _ ac- ' ar- ; The Designer. I We have oil our table the Thau] e. .j giving number of the Designer, c ,1? j of the most popular magazines pi *(f* 1 lished. Its pages are tilled with 5 ! tercsting reading matter, while j fashion plates are supurb, and it j really a book of up-to-date fashioi I valu ble lo the home and no 1?. j should be without one. Price 10 cei red i p. copy or 7o cents a year. Publish rge j monthly by the Standard Fashion C rd- 12-14-1(1 Vandarn street, New Yc de- | city. N. Y. are * ta- i ,an ; Play is the work you don't ha eal j t0 do- : k? j Croupy Coughs And ! Wheezy Co! ny Tic* quickest simplest way to rid i ral | children ot dangerous croupy co?n iuf | and wheezy study coids istojnve th fits Foley's lloney and Tar Compound, nd ffive? ahnosc instant relre-f .and stops he -<v\ ' e-roriiptly. It<wothes,r.nd hea i O'-nfam', nd 'Crpi a t e*; -H a r i n o n T>r u ^ t -<Mv * Iways the latest stj stigate before buyii _ I Velvet and Corduroy f< Corduroy?All the popular shades; < Oorded Velyet?10 pieces, the most price ?i. tr.i?.. n- ?i yoiuur wJBiume velvet?~>o pitees, brown; 18 to 24 inches; price Velvet for Trimming?All the late price, the yard Winter Comforts for OUTING?2,000 yards, heavy fieec< checks, solid colors, extra values OUTING?2,500 yards velvet, soft, solid, blue, pink and white for street FLANNETTE?25 pieces of the m taste and skill could portray for ladie gowns; special COTTON FLANNEL- 25 pieces : quality; extra pood for the price; ya PERCALES?36-inch, 100 pieces, b; terns to choose from, fa.-.t colors.,, A Kit i Study These'Big Valu Dress Fabric Mescaline? 36 inches ^ shades, colors ot the most sublime tir Charmense?42 inches wide, exquis tumes, hangs into beautiful soft folds Dress Good Styles Supre Mannish Serges, Water Stripe, Whi spuns, Cheviot, Diagonal Broadclot colors, designs, plain flecked and twc wide; price the yard Fashionable Dress Goods Serge, Whipcord, Bedford, Cheviotf 50 pieces in various widths, weight shades, blue, brown, grey, garnet, ni inches wide Storm 8erge, 8ooteh Suiting, Jerse 50 inches wide, in solid colors, fane value, colors and black; 50 inches wi< lENT S i COL1 TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL E8TATE OF W. P. ROOF, ,, BANKRUPT? I IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 1 UNITED STATES?DIS1RICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA?STATE OF of SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF Dm LEXINGTON. In Re , ive id- W. P, Roof, Bankrupt, iak By authority of and pursuance of Jr-' an order of the Bankruptcy Court for le.9 the District of South Carolina; we, the 1S undersigned Trustees of the Bank3X~ rupt Estate of W. P. Roof, will sell at public auction, befdre the court house door at Lexington, in the county ra! and State aforesaid, at 11 o'clock a. m., on Monday, the loth day of December, 1912, Lej* All that certain piece, parcel or tract n(* of land, containing S3 acres, more or 5* less, situate, lying and being in Lex iDgton township, coanty ana state )rJs aforesaid, designated in the Bankrupt Q 9 Schedule of said W. P. Roof, a9 tract J-0 (b), better known as the Monts lands, ^ and subdivided as follows: 3rC Tract No 1 Containing thirty (30) re~ acres, more or less, adjoining lands of JF" E L Corley, B B Gable, tracts numbers ' 2 and 3 herein described and perhaps lands of others, l' Tract No 2 Containing fifteen (15) acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A N Corley, J T Monts, tracts numbers , 1 and 4 herein described, and perhaps lands of others. Tract No -3 Containing fourteen (14) acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A N Corley, Kleckley, tracts numbers 1 and 4 and perhaps land9 of others. Tract No 4 Containing twenty-four hv (24) acres^ more or les*, adjoining lands or J t oionts, juecKiey, Arams mr No 2 and :j herein described and per.uf. haps lands of others. ;fg TERMS OF SALE; One-third <1-3) tocj cash. balance due October 1st. 191,'j, j with interest at 8 percent Ir^m date of | >*! nred by bond of purchaser and re rf premises purchased. Puri : ray for papers. , ' ' ;'r information and d' scrip.1 i>?. l on file in office oi l asters. 'V6 \\ H TOWN.SEND, lb- TPMEETZM. in C E LEAPHARf, *!'s Trustees of the Bankrupt Estate of ls W P Roof. IIS. Auction Sale 1 I'will sell at public auction to the i* highest bidder, on Saturday, December 21, 1912, bediming at IU o'clock a. m., at the L * residence of Benjamin R, Shuli. de< used, the folvy lowing property, consisting of blackj smith and wood shop, to-,is, bellows, I anvils, vices, taps, and dies, plains, . saws, etc Terms of sale, cash. , | h. Lafayette gaktmax. | December 2, 1912. d pd he ' j., .. ... t-hs r,m Many a married man has a chapalc roil in his wife. .. After.falling in iove many a -lie ? ! *ries re crawl out. r-? i " ' * J rles. "Wfi arPi n lg elsewhere. fl )r Jaunty Costumes H ?xtra width 75c BH j wanted shades; all colors; 1.00 jB| black, navy, gobler. grev, ^B 1.50 to 3.50 ^Bj colors to suit anv costume; 1.00 to 2.00 B Young and Old. .fl 2 in light and dark colors, stripe3 B 8 l-2c m nap in dainty pin check stripes, I wear, extra heavy 10c ' , JB ost unique patterns, all that s' kimonas and dressing sack 15c ' B in every weight, grade and fl ird, 6 l-4c, 8 l-3e, 10c, 12 l-2c. ig variety of jolors, any pat- 9fl winner, at yard 10c |B es in Dress Goods* fl B itiucj in iiic udjuoirsi eveiuiiK \ts; price, the yard 1.00 |H jte fabric for soft pannier cos- v^B s; 2.00 value, at "1-75 MB me, Endless Variety S ipcorde, Storm Serges, ! Heme- H h Jersey Coating; vigorous W ) toned effect, 00 to 00 inches Ml 1.00 to 2.50 H s at Popular Prices it Mixed Suitings, Shep. Plaids. and color; all the popolar BH ivy, black, white; 38 to 45 ^^9 00c iy Cloth. H y fleeced suiting, extra good ie 59c JH tor! 1 CJMBIA, S. C. J J [ Alfred J. Fox, I REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE H LEXINGTON, S. C. ffl Real Estate Boaght and Sv.d. ? 21G acres 5 miles from Edmund* 20 acres open, 2 room. ml dwelling, plenty water, good ** pasture. 105 acre3 7 miles from Pelion 7 miles from Gilbert, 4 roomB dwelling, a barn and stables, ' H plenty water. . fl 140 acres .two miles south of H Barr, 6 miles from Lexington, 30 H open, 50 acres pine timber, 6 H room dwelling, a barn and sta- 8| bles, plenty running water. y 1 . . 1 . /N U ti2;e acres -i mnes west 01 uas- mm ton, i) acres open, 3 room dwell- a ing, some pine timber, plenty " 46 acres one mile from Edmund Jfl 25 acres open land, 2 room dwel- fl 270 acres; 3 miles from Pelion, fl 50 acres open laud, dwelling, H plenty water. Fine land for fl Cotton and grain. fl 162 acres 5 miles from fl man, 25 acres open^Ja: j 1 fl ling barn and Stables. I 104 acres 3 roileficmE ' ! 35 acre9 open land, "2 ro- I ling, plenty water. 150 acres 7 miles from 1 | tod, 50 acres in culriv? M J iom dwelling. 2 barn? fl } tv us?. blacksmith shoi S "utei cower, corn ar< H | mill, cotton, gin'and pr ; il H phone, daily mail, ne H | school and church. H Easy terms. S SURETY BONDS. ' Write or call to see me i THE HCME I I RATH ML BANK, I | lex. zton. S. C. 1 " ' Ib'V.' i\ U '11- r 'will ir.oef his ! Bible class Saturday I t mretnooi! ;.'t o'eioek! 'A full at- V t Vj r.i: ,-v I> * urr , -jt. S