Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SWFETE4ST SWEETS for the SWEEFTS. Nuna|ly 9S Candies. Fresh Shipments in To-day. Fresh Shipments Every Tuesday. JNO. H. McMASTER & CO, Phone 39. Druggists. Thanksgiving IS JUST A MONTH OFF, BUT WE ARE A MONTH AHEAD WITH THE NECESSARIES THEREFOR CRANBERRIES, FRUITS, FRUIT CAKES. = = = = Call and give us your order now for a Special Fruit Cake. New lot of PRESERVES and JELLIES just in. C. A. ROBINSON. Our Need, Your Opportunity Our need for money at this time gives you the best opportunity of getting bar= gains throughout our entire stock. Special a t t e nt i O called to thie close prices on. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, Etc. Come here and save money. M. W.DOTY9 Too much rain xnd too little money is the reasor I am selling for the present, for spot cash, an all~ wQo dress or waist flannel in the following colors: ~lack, Green, Pink, Light Blue, Medium Blue, Dark Blue and Garnet at 21c a Yard, Don't let the opportunity. slip.' GEO. R. LAUDERDALE. W/HEN YOU COME To TH1E samaJ~an ld mno ZuuaI '$oM~ This 'LUCAL INTELLIGENUE, Wednesday, October I1, 1906. -Salesday next Monday. - -Mi s. Longstreet Gartt spent Monday in Columbia. --Misses Lucy Matthews and Carrie Stewart are -vit tlh Bee! Hive. -Miss Harriet Moor 8 Spar tanbug spent Sunday wit;a Miss Bessie McMaster. -14he fourth cott.n k ning report wi include all the ~ttoD ginned to Nov. 1. -Miss Hattio Sitgre.ves has gone to Marion to tak charge of a school near there. -Rev. J. R. 'McAlpi.n, nent several days in town th past week with his fatily. -Ms Richard Cal(' ; )1 of Charlestor spent the p;LS week with her mother, Mrs. Eunice Bacot. -liss Julia Campbei r e turned to her home in Beanfort Monday after spending the past week in town with friends. -Mrs. E. M. Matthews re turned to New York yesttr3ay after a week's stay with the family of Mr. R. T. Matthews. -Everybody went to the fair and met everybody else, had a ood time and came back 1oo' worn out for the next day', wock. -Miss Bessie Stevenson of Stearns, N. C , who has been spending the pist week with rela tives and friends in town, returns to her home to-day. -Miss Mamoe Taylor returned to Columbia Monday after hav ing sp nt a week in town with her aunt, Miss Mary Poole, who has been quite sick. -There will be special services at the A. R. P. church this week beginning Friday evening. There will be two services on Saturday and alro on the Sabbath. -Special services are being condneted at the Methodist church by the pastor, Henry Stokes. The hours are 4 in the afternoon and S in the evenirg. These services will continue to day and to-morrow. -Rev. J. Earle Freeman of ong Run spent Monday in town. Eis friends in Fairfield regret to learn -that he has accepted the call to the church at Ward's. He i will-leave for his new work about the first of the new yoar. I Foohewhohave aend with their grn aents at Coronaca for the Ipast three years, came in Mon day and will now make their home with their father, who hgs moved into his cottage on High Street within the past week. -Miss Mattie Ma.rtin has re turned to Greenville to the ofiices of Messrs McCallough and Mc Swain. She had rendered thn such effieient scrvice tha; after he had gone they missed her so Imuch that they sent for hier to come bacik. The p'aoe she had with the Caldwell Dry Ooods (company is now being fliled by oughiy in todch with the business in all its details, h iving been a m st successful saleslaly for4 several yrars. New iinery. . I desire in caill the attention of the hadits of Vairfield pouinty to the fact that my stock of milli ary is being constantly refllled aud that I have just received a lot f college bats, the very latest thing out in milline ry. I shall ha pleased to have them cell and see these oirerings. Mr s. J. L Richmond. For Over Sixty Years. I M'u. Wmanw'sO' SorrrSo SYRLP has bee~n used for over 130 yeaxrs by nuli hion~ of mot hers fr thir chidren .ehile teethi:'a wvithI perfe't :-uceCss la all p 'in eros wind1 cohie, :and i t he bet ren dy f.:r I )arrnI(ea It wil! relievye the- por Uile sullrer h;n n~eiatelv Sod b d rugg ist in every it of the orld. Twety-fi ye cenits htt1a. He su re ad as for '6.\ rs iso' Sothn eyx'rup," aind take At the Colonial Inn. Alratdy the tourists for the~ C'lnil~-Iuu are beginning to ~rre. There camne in last week Mr. and Mrs. P'ist of Bernards vile, N. .f., arnl their two children, glelen and( Marion, and their --id. They' will probably remain for several we ks. Others are e\2cted to arrive soon aua there is every .assurance that every tvaiable space in this old colo Kjia mansion will he occupied this cason. Misses Reynolds and Vandrheff are giving the Inn their personal attention and things are berug put in the very best shape. W~fow about that last wintei suit? Before putting it on, brjng it arou:nd and let me make it nev for you. All wor~k first-clays -o'aot joinin tepressmfl euby Only one dollar a monti ad your Clothes kept in the bes Istyle. Keep your clothes righ u to date by having me to d ..ur work for you. Isaiah Ben - - rtltt~~M~~rYof Mrs. E. JI Yarborough. She has tt la:=t cntered whlre hkca.sing are so sweet, And .Jesus ives with her there; And by His spirit and blood her cleans ings are complete, And she need never have no fear. She has at last gone to her honie, Gone where the angels stay, Gone to see the loved ones she nuissc< so long. Oi, how happy she seemed to be. She is free from all temptations, Free from all our care, Oh, what a joyOuS salvation And a crown of righteousness she hm been given to wear. Olh, how sad it seemed to be, So hard for us to hear; Come; she 1-; dying, So much we could hardly bear. When from us a precious form, Which we always tended with such care; So rudely taken from our bosom, How we long for her in such despair. ood-bye, children, do not weep for me, For I am old; hough sleeping in the low and silent grave, The Lord knows whom He taketh and whom He gave. Around the grave we linger, And the evening sun is riot yet low; But still we feel we have nothing more to live for, But the form we cherislied so. But in that beautiful city, Where death doesn't conie; And some day we too will be called To "Home; Sweet Home." October, 1906. A Friend. If you have lost yourboyhood spirits ourage and confidence of youth, we offer you new life, fresh courage and 'reedom from ill health in Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea yr Tablets. Jno. H. McMaster & Co. .Sixty Weeks for $1-75. . Don't put off until to-morrow he matter of subscribing for The Youth's Companion. The pub ishers offer to send to every new ubscriber for 1907 who at once remits the subscription price, 1.75, all the issues for the re maining 'weeks of 1906 free. These issues will contain nearly 50 complete stories, besides the opening chapters of Hamlin Gar laud's serial, "The Long Trail" ill in addition to the 52 issues of L907. Whatever your age, six, sixteen >r sixty, you will find The Com >anion to be your paper. It ouches eves y wodhy in crest in ife-every interest tuaat promotes heerfulness, develops character, nlarges the understanding and natils ideas of firue patriotism. Full illustrated announcement >f The Companion for 1907 will e sent to any address free with ;ample copies of the paper. New subscribers will receive a ift of The Companion's Four Beaf Hanging Calendar for 1907, ithographed in twelve colors and Subscribers who get new sub ~criptions will receive $16,290.00 a cash and many other special twards. Send for~ i'nformation. .THE YoCTH's CoMVAIOX 14 Berkeley SW., IBoston, Mass. IfU a aticle is :iitata i, the original. always best. Tinik it over, and ee you go to buy that box of salve 0 keel) around th-e house, iet De\Vit's Vitch Hazel Salve. I t is the original nl the niamie is stamnped on every box. Joad for euzemia, tetter, boils, cuts and iruises. and especially recommended r piles. Sold by all druggists. XR RbNT-Five-room house with' g rden, etc. Apply to J. 0 Boag. FOR BALE (TEAPTh:eecOne IIorse Wiyous. Call andi iee tiemn before some3 one else gets ahead of you. A. M. Owens. WANTED-TWO Cows, Mus~t give three or four gallons of rich milk and be gentle, youg and sotyud. Address giving description and price. D. T. Kinard, 1011 Henderson S t. Columbia, S. C. 1t Fairfield Cotton Mills. The annual meeting of the Stock -olde s of the Fairlield Cot ton Mill will be, held in. the! P'r.idenit.' room 0 lhc W\in 1sboro Ban k, \\imnsbo)ro 5 ('., on the 8th day of Noven b -r W1 \. CATIICAiT, 10-2 Secretary and( Tre umurer. Notice to Creditors. Al persons having claims again~ the Jate M iss E. C. Nelson are hereb: required and( warnedi to present then tthunersigned, duly attested. a reuiednbd law. If not presented wvithin the timke required by law the; will not be poid. ' PU. WFF. Ocoer es, 1906. - Ex-cu tor. 10 31-:t Notice to Greditbrs. \n pe rsons having claims again tt i tatoI' of Jim. W. .Jeflarcs, decease< w i d( the same, duly attested, he undersigned at Leeds, S..L-.. it. I I). No. 2, or to myv attorney, Jno. 3 Wise, (hester, S. C. ' SAMUEL WP I(;IT, Administrator Estate Jno. W. Jetrare 3 0-3-L________,____ WANTED COTTON SEED. We want 6,700 bushels of goo sound Cotton Seed, and would ask: frcrs to5C see usefore sedhing. SI cia prices otrered oni lots oft .50C 10000 bushels delivered at Adge \Vinnsb oro or 1 yktoni. . rOicu a( cm':nc es for U~:unloaan1atireighjt dei t n Winsboro. 'We w&il wvatt on y six days in every week. .thanki ou for your three years' patroum a nd asking you to contmnue, .) E. T. Ml fLLING, 1 O-.11 mi g n FORME We Wish to Let You Know 1 Stoc] Everything a We ask you specially to look at our I want to impress on you the fact that made right, will fit right, and prices right; we don't ask to double our n A SMALL PROFIT and give you full valu to $2o.oo fto fit regular made, stout and . we are furnishing in worsteds and cassin do you good. There are lots of cotton woi Let us sell you a Real Wool Suit. In SHIRTS, COL we have just what will suit any man of cotton or wool. = = = = HA we have in the good, solid shapes and in your eye and price to please your pocket. hats made in the United States. WE LIKE TO TALK SHC what shoe value is, and furnish the b( want. We can please you also in all sha in price, but we have cut off our profit s< We take it that you want te save yo1 had for tL price you pay. Try us on th side of it. CALL ON US. Caldwell Dr, mrALSO FULL LINE BOYS' AND CHIL Cash fl Twenty P or ,rd Cent D~Own a Creditj Ten Per C< CASH OR0 - -16&Pounld Feat Per Pai CASH OR Acme Kitchen Cabinet The Largest, the Redt anid the Hland- .. iest Cabliniet on the miarkeCt to-day. Will you not order one to-d-ty': Needed in eve ry kitchen. W.f322 OU SliE('[AT T Rubber tire. Wor1k Guara CASH OR --Gatalogue for EX TABLE COLUM] (ift. lon... Wen ~iii-hed and very -stronglymiade. A Hec:Lty the Price-F~ofpi Send h~s an orderl for on. of -. \ f ln ~ I~I - c4SHOR CREO T Cures Biliousness, Sick -lHzadache, Sour Stonm- I - ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipationl. Pleasant to talie Lxtv til - - odiE N ONLY. Lhat We Have a First=Class k of Man Wears. ine of CLOTHING, and ve our Clothing is the RIGHT KIND IWearright. Thenwehavethe ioney on Clothing, we PUT ON ONLY e. We have Suits in price from $3.50 ;lim men. At $10.00, $12.50 and $15'00 leres goods that ARE WOOL, and will rsteds on the market that pass as wool. LARS and TIES good taste. Also Underwear, either r.1 S= = - - new shapes--soft and hard--to please From $1.50 to $3.00. we sell the b est ESBECAUSE WE KNOW st value whatever grade. of shoe you pes. It is true -leather -has gone high > as to give you full value. ur money and get the best that can be is proposition and we will prove our y Goods Co. )REN'S CLOTHING, ANY GRADE mnt dit ;REiDIT. ;er PillowsI 'Os M.\KE AWKBg r $2.00 E EiiiE StelRange h out South Carolina. In -axdt~ion to) our personail Guarantee we 4issue and presen t with eachb one sold . Guarantee rom: the manufactu~ers. Price $45.00 CASH OR CREDIT. manship and finAih Liteed. CREDIT 50. the asking." VICTOR. NO. 1. 3A. GuarGnteed tols 20 yers Made of the very finest steel. Will Jon sped :5 cents per year for spring cm. m" Price $5.00 V CleanseS the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of mi yrppimples andboth. It is guaranteed fY5PEPSA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU. EAT The $i.00 bottle contal:s 2%4 times the trial size, which sells for 50 cota PREPARED ONJLY AT THE LABORATORY OF C. DeWITT & COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.