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* * * * * * * * * * * *******1 **3 * METHODIST APPODiTMENTS. * e * ( Bennettsville, Dec. 4.-A session of I the South Carolina confeernce was I held this afternoon, but it was largely taken up by the hearing of reports i from the respective boards and com mittees. Bethel church in Spartanburg has been awarded the Sunday school I banner of conference. The bishop tonight .made the fol lowing appointments for 1912, which were read as follows: Greenville District I P. F. Kilgo, presiding elder; Clin- e ton, J. E. Mahaffey; Easley, P. B. In graham; Fountain Inn, S. T. Black- 1 man; Gray Court, J. P. Attaway; j Greenvillke, Buncombo Street, M. L- . -Carlisle; Greenville, St. Pauls, E. S. j Jones; Greenville, Hampton Ave., J. I M. Rogers; Greenville, West Green- 3 ville, L. L. Inabinet; Grenville, South 3 Greenville, J. T. McFarlanie; Green- e ville, Bethel and Poe, D. W. Keller; Greenville CircuIt, J. G. Huggins; C Grieers, E. T. Hodges; Laurens, First c Church, L. P. McGhee; Laurens Cir- E cuit, J. C. Davis; Liberty, D. R. Huff; j North lckens, E. L. Thomas; Pickens, g G. F. Kirby; Piedmont, W. L. Wait; 3 South Greers, W. M. Owings Travel- . ers' Rest, Joe D. Bell; West Easley, A. A. Merritt Anderson District. C. B. Smith, presiding elder; An- E derson, St. Johns, S. A. Donahoe; Orr- ( ville and Toxaway, J. W. Neely; An-. I treville, R. K. Rhoad; Calhoun Seneca, 'P. A. Murray; Honea Path, G. W. I Davis; Lowndesville, J. C. Chandler; I McCormick, N. G. Ballenger; Pelzer I W. S. Myers; Pendleton, A. V. Har- I bin; Starr, J. L. Singleton; Townville, C J. E. Cook; Walhalla, G. C. Leonard;'3 Walhalla Circuit-W. D. Patrick; , Westminster, M. G. Latham; William- 1 ston and Belton, J. L. Stokes and G. G. Harmon, supply; Williamston Circuit, r M. M. Brooks. Charleston District J. W. Daniel, presiding elder; Al- I lendale, J. W. Wolling; Appleton, E. I Z. James; Beaufort and Port Royal, I 3. H Nolead; Bethel Circuit, R. C. I Boulware; Black Swamp, W. W. Wil- I liams; city of Charleston-Bethel, W. I B. Duncan; Trinity, R. S. Truesdale; F Spring Street, G. T. Harmon, Jr.; & Cumberland, 3. T. Peeler; Mount a Pleasant, Young's Island, W. V. Dib- I ble;' Cottageville, J. P. Inabinet; Cy- 3 press, 3. R. Copeland; Ehrhardt, H. W. t Whitaker; Estell, F. E. Hodges; Hamp- e ton, 0. M. Abner; Hendersonville, W. A~ C. Kelly; Lodge, W. P. Meaders, Jr.; I Ridgeland, W. S. Henry; Ridgeville, 3. W. Ella.ns; South Hampton, J. E. Car ter; Summerville, E. A. Wayne; Wal- EF terboro, 3. H. Cauthen. F Cokesbury District C W. P. Meadors, presiding elder; Ab- ~ beville, W. T. Duncan; Abbeville Cir- IC cuit, 3. M. Lawson; Butler, F. G. Whit- t lock; Cokesbury, G. F. Clarson; Green wood-Main Street, J. W. Kilgo; I Greenwood Mills, ,T. -B. Connelly; c Greenwood Circuit, M. T. Wharton; J Kinards, W. R. Bauknight; Newberry, F Central, J. E. Carlisle; Newberry, Oak- F lh.d and Jalapa, to be supplied; New- C berry, O'Neall Street and Mollohon, A. ~ M. Gardner; Newberry Circuit, J. M. Fridy; Ninety Six, F. E. Bibble; Parks ville, B. H. Covington; Phoenix, Fos- D ter Speer; Prosperity, S. C. Morris; Princeton, R. M. Dubose; Saluda, 4E. C H. Taylor; Walterloo, I. T. Miller. C Wnitmire, 0. A. Jeffcoat and R. E. Mood; Lander College, J. 0. Wilson, president, and R. A. Child, fincancia' C agent. S Columbia District. W. M. Duncan, presiding elder; Aik-* en, J. B. Traywick; Aiken Circuit, D). E. Jeffcoat; Batesburg, 5. 0. Cantey; Bath and Langley, A. R. Phillips; Co lumbia, Washington Street, E. 0. Wat son; Columbia, Main Street, T. G. Herbert; Columbia, Green Streiet, A. E. Holler; Columbia, Granby, E. A. Wil kes; Columbia, Brookland, W. C. Winn; Columbia, Edgewood, W. M. McLendon; Columbia, Shandon, Ham lin Ethridge; Columbia, Waverly and Bethel, 3. A. Campbell; Edgefield, J. R. Walker; Fairfield, M. PEeler, and E. W. Mason, supply; Gilbert, C. S. F'elder; Graniteville and Vaucluse, J. H. Thacker; Johnston, E. H. Becklam; Leesville, E. Driggers; Leesville Cir cuit, G. K. Way; Lexington, J. E. Rushton; Lexington Fork, C. W. Bur gess; North Augusta, C. E. Peeler; Ridgeway, J. P. Winningham; Spring-j 2eld, S. HI. Booth; Swansea, 3. K. Ina-l binet; Wagner, W. B. Quick; Columbia College, W. W. Daniel, president; Ep worth Orphanage, W. B. Wharton, superintendent;; student to Vander bilt university, J. W. Lewis. Florence District. W. A. Massebeau, presiding elder;' Benniettsville, Peter Stokes; Bennetts ville Cirent, M. W. Hook; Brightsville, M. F. Dukes; Bethlehem, J. G. Farr; - Ci e" - "id : Chesterfield, L. L. Be .-. V w-l4+r Trinity, R. '. S. Hook; Darlington Circuit, E. R. fason; East Chesterfield, T. B. Owens; lorence, R. E. Turnipseed; Harts ille, B. G. Murphy; Jefferson, J. A. '-raham; Lamar, B. M. R&bertson; Aiberty, J. H. Moore; Marlboro, J. B. Veldon; McBee, J. L. Tyler; McColl, T. Fowler; Middendorf, W. C. Bow en; Pageland, J. A. McGraw; Tim aonsville and Pisgah, W. E. Wiggins; "immonsville Circuit, W. B. Baker; Lssistant Sunday School Editor, L. F. 3eaty. Kingstree District. R. L. Holroyd, presiding elder; Lndrews, W. 0. Henderson; Cades, J. ,.Mullinix; Cordesville, J. B. Pros er; Georgetown, Duncan, Henry tokes; Georgetown, West End, L. . Peeler; Greeleyville, W. H. Murray loney Hill, J. C. Taylor; Johnsonville nd Prospect, E. P. Hutson; Jordan, V. T. Patrick; Kingstree, W. A4 'airey; Lake City, C. C. Derrick, and V. S. Stokest supply; McClellansville, V. R. Way; New Zion, J. R. Sojourn r; Pee Dee, J. 0. Carraway; Pineo olis, W. C. Gleaton; Rome, T. 3. Iyde; Salters, W. T. Bedenbaugh; ampit, W. H. Perry; Scranton, J. W. ,ailey and W. H. Perry; Scranton, W. Bailey; South Florence, J. M. Gas ue; Summerton and iSt. Paul's, 3. R. .Major. Marion District. R. H. Jonies, presiding elder; Beth 3hem, S. J. Bethea; Brittons, 3. A. oungblood; Brownsville, J. I. pinks; Bucksville, W. R. . Barnes; entenary, R. R. Doyle; Conway, A. . BottS'; ,Conway Circpit; E. F. Scog ins; Clio, C. C. Herbert; Dillon, A. N. runson; Gallivants, D. H. Everett; atta, A. T. Dunlap; Latta Circuit, 3. . Graves; Little River, R. F. Bryant; Aittle Rock, M. Dargan; Loris, S. T. reech and H. L. Singleton, supply; Earion, S. B. Harper; Marion Circuit, . M. Meetze; Mullins, W. C. Kirk ad; Mullins Circuit, W. A. Beckham; orth Mullins, W. C. Owens; Wacca aw, W. M. Hardin. Orangeburg District. M. L. Banks, presiding elder; Bam erg and Bamberg mills, W. H. lodges; Barnwell, W. J. Snyder; ranchville, W. S. Martin; Cameron, J. . Simpson; Denmark, T. E. Morris; ~disto, T. W. Goodbold; Eutawville, S. ). Vaughn; Grover, S. W. Danner; arleyville, S. A. Lesley; Norway, W. i.Goodwin; Olar, to be supplied; Or ,geburg, St. Paul's, W. H. Bays; "rovidence, J. 3. Stevenson and 3. W. V'ay, supply; Rowesville, 3. K. Holl ian and G. W. Dukes, supply; Smoak s, . 0.. Counts; St. George, J.. W. ial; student Vanderbelt university, .B. Wiggins. Rock Hill District. T. C. O'Dell, presiding elder; lacksburg, 3. L Patton; Blackstock, [. B. Hardy; Chester, J. C. Roper; hester circuit, J. H. Montgomery; lover circuit, H. G. Hardin; East hester, R. A. Longue; East Lancas r, G. T. Rhoad; Fort Mill, T. 3. 7hitie; Hickor'y Grove, W. B. Justus; ancaster, M. M. Brabham; Lancaster ircuit, C. P. Carter; North Rock Hill, .A. Wtbite; Richburg, D. A. Philips; ~ock Hill, St. John's, E. K. Hardin; ock Hill circuit, L. T. Phillips, F. L. 411nan; Winnsboro, G. C. Hutchins; ork'ille, J. F. Anderson. Spartanburg District. A. J. Cauthen, presiding elder; Bel iont, L. W. Johns; Campobello, R. L. eaton; Carlisle, 0. N. Rountree; herokee, R. A. Brock; Clifton and owpns, J. N. Ivins; Enoree, Elizie [yers; Gaffney, Buforton Street, G. P. Watson; .Gaffney, Limestone Street, B. . Vaughn; Gaffney circuit, J. A. Bled oe; Inman, J. A. Cook; Jonesville, *Dollar We have thier $5.00, special 75c. and $1.0 *Gilder i G.iLutT A FOR RAbi Wes on Corn JOHN WET CC W. H. Arial; Kelton, A. H. best and R. 0. Lawton; Pacolet Mills, C. D. Daysey; Reidsville, E. L. McCoy; Sparta.nburg, Bethel, J. W. Speak; Spartanburg, Central, R. E. Stackhouse; Spartan burg, Duncan and Glendale, J. B. Guess; Spartanburg, North Spartan burg, W. H. Polk; Spartanburg, West Spartanburg, J. W. Shell; Union, Buf falo and Green Street, B. D. Jones; -Union, J. H. Danner; Woodruff. J. H. Brown; Conference secretary, Mis isions, M. B. Kelley; Southern Chris -tian Advocate, b,. A. Nettles, M. L. Dowell; Industrial Institute, D. E. Camack. Sumter District. W. I. Herbert, presiding elder; Bethany, T. F. Gibson; Bishopville, G. E. Edwards; Camden, H. B. Brown; Elloree, J. E. Strickland; Fort Motte, J. V. Davis; Heath Springs, H. C. Mouzon; Kershaw, S. D. Bailey; Lunchburg, J. S. B. Easley; Manning, F. N. Shuler; Oswego, T. W. Munner-1 lyn; Pinewood, J. B. Wilson; Provi dence, J. N. Wright; Richland. George Lee; St. Jobn's and Rembert's, -R. E. Sharpe; St. Matthews, J. M. Steadman; Sumter, First Church, D. M. McLeod; Sumter, Broad Street, R. W. Humph reys; Wateree, Oscar Spires; trans ferred, C. A. Norton, North Carolina. PLANS NEW SKYSCRAPER. National Loan and Exchange Bank Will Erect It In Columbia-"Twin" of Present Building. Columbia, Di. 6.-The National Loan and Exchange bank, of Columbia, will erect, in thle near future, a dupaIi cate of the building .it occupies at present, popularly known as "the sky scrapper." The inew building will front on Washington street and be connected with Columbia's original "skyscraper." The National Loan and Exchange bank announced its inten tion to construct another 12-story building after a meeting of the board .of directors yesterday morning. When the plans at present under way are consummated, Columbia will have three new buildings of the "sky craper." The new building will bank will erect a 10-sory, L-shaped building at the northeast corner of Main and Gervais streets early in 1912. The Palmetto Construction cor pany will build a 14-story building ;9.t the northeast corner of Main and Washington streets for the Palmetto Nationa.l bank. Plans for the thirdl "skyscraper" were announced yester day.I IA Square Deal Digestit actually gives quickc relief in all cases of indigestion aud other stomach troubles.1 We know it-people tell us so' every day. No harmful drugs in Digestit. You run no physical risk. Prove its merits with no cash risk. -Little Tablets easy to Salw is sold under a guarantee that your - druggist will refund your money if you want it. Or if you doubt, w:'ite to The DSgetit ony Jackson, Miss., for an order on your druggist for a fall size 50c package,' fe.Could we go any furthei-, Your dugs el iett GILDER & WEEKS. Sodin Newbeiry by -'Dolls ri from 25c. to values at 50c. 0 each.............. It tWeeks HIDE~S .RKET PRICE PAID v FURS AND HIDES ' lision. Write for price. This ad. ICutErigt10,b . i th U1. 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Of- Pelhiam & Son. ,hamblin, of Man Ssubjeet to croup. NOTICE OF FIN?AL sETTLEMENT. re attacks," he -Notice is hereby given that I will id they would die, make final settlement, as guardian of ewh isco-r is'the estate 'of Pettus H. Senn, in the Ve rely on it for probate court for Newberry county, h, colds or any State of South Carolina, at 11 o'clock , le.'' So do thou- in the forenoon, December 27, 1911, may you. Astma and immediately thereafter apply for S~vhopig co~b.letters dismissory 88 such guardian. .w-N"Wberry's . Mrs. Mary C. Semi.