Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 311 Baking Comes froi So The on,y ^1 i esPE der made fi Grape Creai 1 Wrf Imitation baking powderi ^ t mineral acid* and I Wr unhealthful hj^?m Colored State Fair Association, Novenb^r 9 to 13. To tlit- eo'.orel tiiriiiviM of South ur 'liriii WV invite you to ti . t'o!or?* t Futr which tnectR in ' oiutubiR Morula*, Nov. .'til to Nov i:i the ? will!'- speo 1 lecture* at tin* grouii<l? each da\ by prominent white and I colored cili/eii*. ine'ud.ng tt e Governor j of South Carolina Then- will b? sid< - | shows and the like I'len wtll be exlii bits'ot farm product*. cuttle. hog , poultry etc i ouie to tie Fair Deduced rates will b prai ted on all ini'roud* in South <'arolina lending to Columbia *sk of your agent 11 Color. <1 state Fair I iekrt hiebairl Curioll 1 resident. Z F Walker, Snpe'i'dou b ot it. W Westb. r.\. Secretary. T. A. Williams. Treasurer Cotton Market. Cotton on local market, 9 cents. In New York yesterday spot cotton closed at 9.3f> cent and futures closed as follows: October, 9.1.; December, 9.00, January, 8.85; March, X. 81;May, 8.77. Administrator's Sale. I'nder authority from tin* Probate I Court of Lancaster county, State of) South Carolina, the undersigned will j sell at public outcry at the late resi- I dence of \V. 'J'. Shchane. deceased, on November 14tb. i90H? within the legal hours of sale, the tollowinir ocrsonal property: '2 mules, one horse, one cow, one wagon, two liogs, lot of corn and fodder, and other personal property including personal property Terms oash. M. I!. silKllANK. Administratrix estate of XV. T. Sheiiane. j deceased. Oct. 31. IRON. 10.1-2 I C!osing-( Having decided to i line of business, I am o of the following goods Dry Goods, Noti Pants, Shirts, Ove: Crockery, Glass ai And in fact anythini Heavy and Fancy G advertising dodge, hut Actual Closi and you can buy wh? goods at what they This is your oppor begin Monday Mori Respe J. J. B THE LANC Absolutely j jTA.L ; POWDER. i 11 m Grapes |g& iking pow- |R?? ( n of Tartar Er|\ i are made from harsh ' leave in the food ImL/ properties Mt/ Tj - 4 : Marrii'd by 1>. K. Hall, mntristrale, ^ Sunday. Nov. 1. 1 5MK, Mr. A. o. I lav is. J and Miss Kmma Williams. both of 1'n- ( ion t o., N. < I Executor's Bale. Tin' undersigned will soil at |>ublio < outcry on Friday. Nov. 'JTth. 190K, at 1 the residence of the late Margaret II. I Hall, the following personal property: ( <>ne mule, one horse, one hog. lot of corn and fodder, farming utensils, all ? the household eth-cts. Terms of sale 1 ('nish. I>. K. and J. \\\ 11 ALL, Kxecntors. Nov. 4ill, lhtis. in it; Notice of Sale. A11 lho personal property of the late J. I*. I'.ailes, deceased, will be sold at public auction on Nov. 4th, li?0s. The follow ing described property will constitute the sale: Kleven head horses and mules, four milch cows, six head cattle, twelve head hogs, three gins, h It. p. engine, com mill, cotton press, saw mill, reaper, mower, corn, fodder, and feed stuMf, farming implements and supplies in general. .1. .1. 1 tailes, Mary Meeker Itailes, s. K. Itailes, 4-8-w Kxecutors. Money to Loan. I tin now | are ) to negotiate loans of from $1 .o? ninl upw tr ls on improved rottoll tin Iris, repay dlle ill iilililiiil installment-!, t 8 p> r cent intetest. No commissions charged ; only a reasonable fee foi instruct of titlc tii'. t?t! It K tVYIiIll, Attorney-at-Lav* Dut Sale go entirely out of this ifering my entire stock at L COST ions, Shoes, Hats, rails, Underwear, id Tinware g in my stock, except iroceries. This is no it is an i ng-Out Sale it you need of these cost me tunity. The sale wik ling, November 2 :ctfully, kCEMON ASTER NEWS. NOVEMBER 4, 19Q ^_ M'trri'if/e of Mr. A. A. Koprr and QC * Mix* Half it- I ril <(/ ! r Mr. A. A. Hoper and Mi 8 Jatue I laig surprised their uu- Vll>JLJl ner?>iiR friends by gelling maried Sunday evening Tlie cert- (Up-sta notiy was performed at he ^ a pi us' parsonage, by 'lie pas or. )r. J. U. Bol r dt;e ? Mr. Ro| er s a clever younn nan from Edgefield who ha* ?e-u living in L?nc?sfer for I w> Tiif ir three \eirs, being connected aV1( litli : lie L. A: ( . railroad. By lis gentlemanly deportment and j 1 ? s??" u? SL 1 [M y cl1 ii' iu? ?u uuoiti^oof "M . vo,km- bin m ule many friend luring hi* residence here* T^T1 1 11 bride is one ot Hie estitn- 1 ble and charming younir daugherti <>f Rlr. and Mrs. S. W.Craig, ?? I tne SincJ?i'y section, and lias we furt ieen recently engaged in teach- nice the a rig school ar 1) xie. S>.0 lias a Larjfe a lumber ot friends and admiiersl II this community, wheie she oc- .T. A^ asionally visits her brother and ister, Mr. and Mrs W. 1) C'raig. jtfa ,t th?ir home at the corner ef 'h'slerfield Avenue and Market 30C '/Iwe Host Mitchell Hour. Mr. S. \Y. Mitchell, who ha^ en runn ig >e Hotel Royal, eft Mon \ iy f? t t' este'', wh^re, 1 his IS t previo-isl > pubh-h'd, be is to ng ge in the hotel busines*, h* laving purchased tor the pur- fAI 30 se it>e Nicholson House. 3apt. A. II. Ore* ne is iu : ar e ?' he Ho ?1 Royal im "i I Lancas he arrival o: the ne v ti onrie nr. ? Wr S. W. I :uin,?if Yorkville. Mi?o all ' 1 ro s Rental. r\i> r^nur1! )l and useful uti \ l/.t-ii ;?n 1 t in *v> ti tntic i te- DENTAI m ; tl?a< Liui'Ji Jcr arts itl? Ofllce over Ilea inn and hif int? r i??g f-tnily, i.awca THIS ASTONISHING GUARANTEE Guards YOU against disappointment. If the " BURRO J APS " Patent (or dull) Leather in the uppers of a pair of " KORRECI SHAPE" SHOES breaks through before th? first sole is worn through, the dealer from tk... ? k u? ...?i : 1 i? a. tt iivmi iiivj nci c L/vu^iii so auniuii?cu uy mc maker* to replace them with a new pah FREE. Stop a minute and think what this means ? absolute assurance against fear, doubt, or mistrust in buying yourself a pair of patent leather shoes. Patent leathers have always been considered too unreliable? too uncertain to guarantee. Hert Is a leather with nothing unreliable or uncertain about it?it is the very embodiment of reliability. If it were not, how could its makers stand behind it in this way? Aftei this you need never wear n patent leatliei shoe that you have any reason to doubt ? this guarantee takes away all risk in buying j aU nt leath< rs. Brockton, - Mam. FOR SALE BY PEOPLES 8 SCENT RESTAURANT iVs in Moore B'ld., Cor. Main and Gay Sts.) lish the fish and you the appetite. The fish will be so ppetite can't help heinp ready for it. ,iry <juarters with Reading Room attached. Come and to you. r. ELLIOTT, Proprietor=jg > BUSHELS I ^re Appier Oats for Sale he best rusl proof oat that grows. cts per bushel ter.S.C. T.Y.WILLIAMS .AS McINTYRE: W. P. ROBINSON ........w...i I'Tnpvev ? r i i u L. ntuuriUi> ? " "uiib* ? < " Mi-Jones Co'r Store Office over Headi-Jonen Co.'* Store. LANCASTER, K. C. STKtt, 8. C. Prompt attention to business. IiHfi To get " BURROJAPS" patent (or dull) Leather, look tor this label sewed into the lining of the shoes. jStw^ MflHf^f-.fiyin irrr ? You will find it in ^^flSEERSQZfl onlv one kind of Sans ? ?wiiianml -"kor. Ii( ki.lt siiai'IvS," S Thit i-abti Ktg u.s. ?because the makI /,J?*>e- ers of ''KORRECT H and control " Burrojaps " leathers absoI lately, and wiil permit them to be used in [ no othi r make oi shoes. BUY A PAIR TO-DAY ABOUT FIT?If you want shoes that you can take absolute comfort in from the minute you wear them, buy " KOR_ . RECT SHAPE" SHOES. The makers y * of these shoes have been famous for half Numbe* century for the perfect fitting quality of 27 their footwear. That is because it is built on the right plan of human foot structure. BUY A PAIR TO-DAY Wt luvo a g i< . t ^ pm ligBHk many atylrs to Trad* Mark /T??W choose from ? Stamped on 13 1 wc can auit any tiie Sole. Jfl SUPPLY CO-, Lancaster.