Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fiie Lexington. Dispatch. Wednesday, October 26, 1904. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOE XEPRESENTAT1YE IN CONGRESS AND ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENT. Stele of South Carolina. ?o^nty of Lesington Notice is her* by given that an election wsil be held at the several precincts e3 teblished by law in Lexington County, on Taes<Uy. November 8. A. O. 1004. for Kemb-r ot Congress from the Seventh Congressional District and for Presidential Electors, pursuant to the Constitution and ike laws of the State of South Caro ina. Polls at each voting place will be opened at seven o'clock a m., and closed ac four '?lock p m The following named persons have been ^pointed managers to condact said elec teon. to wit: Lexington. C H John J Taylor. J Frank Bleckley W 3VI Canghman Leesvi'le?F H Eeodrix, A P West, W J F Kinard Gaston1?Jas H Poond, D H Cralt, C 0 food tin. Irajo -J H Counts, Jno K Leitner, T E Staler. Cbapia- Jno D Farr, Noah E Skealy. W PBetcbroan T J Drafts' Store?J L Hallman, T P Brafts, D ? Price. Lewi^dale -J F Leaphart, E L Craps, Lewie Hall man. Laird's Mill?W Q Jackson, Willie Laird, M C J0S'U3. Ballentine?P D Metz, J L Derrick, Jesse Bonknight. Efird's fctfore,- D Lather Koon, S C Falser. S 0 Eptmg. P hk Station?T W Amick, J A Eargle, J F Hi ton?J C Falmer, C W Smith, B J Derrick. Bite8burg?J M Malpass, J A Sawyer, G L Fink. Bed Store?Henry M Assman, DC Gates, JfioJ Wolfe. Brookland?A D Shall, Walter Addy, J S Mase. P W Sheab's Store?J Fred Sh~aly, W D Groat. J 8 Beed-r. Samaria?W ? G-anter, Job Hallmac, J 8 Burgess. Swansea?C C Gantt, Charlie East, J C Reynolds. H ffman Burnt Mill?S E Smith,' "W A Sish. H E Jefcoat. Spring Hill?E V Eargle, S W Amick. G 1 Kooa Folk's School House?J M Meelze, Jno 9 Derrick. J H Derrick. , Brook?A B Mills, Sam Shealy, D L Tavlor. Edmund?J C Boeder, Bajmond Shealy, B O Spires. Croat's Store?Jno B Dreher, Scott P hirey, Samuel 8ease. Deliogo Belton M Be ff D Pickens Boof, A Willie Shall. Bed B ink?Homer Woods, J H Bailey, J M Jastus. St Andrews?T B Hoffman, A S Nunaaaker. G F Leitzsey. Pelion -A M Hatto, J B Sharpe, W E Scof&eld. Steadman? A B Qiattlebanm, Haskell Gantt. B H Hall On the d&7 of the election the Managers *ust organize by the election of a cfcairman; a clerk may be named if necessary. The oh&irman elected ii empowered to administer oaths to the other managers and The Managers have the power to fill any acaacy. and if none of the Managers attend, the citizens can appoint Managers from among the qualified voters, who alter being sworn, can oondact the election. At the close of the e ection the Managers most proceed publicly to open the ballot ~fe>xes and count the ballots therein, and continue without adjournment until the ame is competed, and make a statement of the result there of and sign the same. "Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board, must deliver to the Commissioners of Federal Eleotioas the poll list, the boxes containing the ballots, and signed statements of the result of the election. The first named Manager for each precinct mast call .upon the Board of Commi-monera, at the Court House Saturday. Ncv J 5, 1904. to receive ballot boxes, poll lists j and instructions and to qualify. S D. B. Lever, H. A. Spann, J. E. Baylor, Commissioners o/ Federal Elections. M. P. George. Clerk. J * I Broke Into His House. S. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Yfc., was robbed of his customary health by invasion of Chronic Constipation. When Dr. King's New L fe Pills broke into his hoaee, bis trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed to cure, 25c. at TheKaufmann Drusr Co. _ o - . A Truss Declared. Rome, Oct. 21?The Agenzia Libera has a Mukden dispatch, stating that General Koropatkin and Field Marshal Oy&ma have agreed to a forty-eight hour suspension of hostilities to permit the burial of the dead. A Judicious Inquiry. A well known traveling man who visits the drug trade says he has often heard druggists inquire of customers who asked for a cough medicine, whether it was wanted for a child or for an adult, and if for a child they almost invariably recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Tho rcftsnn far this is that thev know ~ ? there is no danger from it and that it always cures. There is not the least danger in giving it, and for eoughs, colds and croup jfc is unsur passed. For sale by The KaofmaDn Drug Co. You Best Friend. Your home paper never loses interest in you/' This possibly you have not given a passing thought. No matter if you like the newspaper man of if be likes yon, if he is true to bis profession 8nd publishes a paper for the people he allows no personal matters or petty spites to interfere with bis news gathering. He may -V/S"' ' '^.v - meet you as a stranger, yet. alone with his best friends chronicles your eucc'-'ss and sorrows wherever you may be, and those who would other wise forget you are ever and after reminded of your existence ly an item in your borne paper. Others may deceive and defraud you, but your borne paper Dever forgets you. Possibly you d> not deserve decent treatment by the paper, but you get it just the same, aod if it should at any tim8 say thiogs-to cause >our fur to turn the wrong way. study a moment and see if it has not at varinn* times Raid manv nice thifl?? for whicb you fail to give it credit?Ex . Cures Blood Poison. Can cers. Ulcers If you have offensive pimples or eruptions, ulcers an any part of the body, aching boDes or joints, failing hair, mucous patches, swollen elands, skm itches and burns, sore lips or gums, eatiDg, festeriDg sores, sharp gnagiDg pains then you suffer from serious blood poison or the beginning of deadly cancer. You may be permanently cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm (8. B. B) made especially to cure the worst blood and skiD diseases. Heals every sore or ulcer, even deadly cancer, stops all aches and pains and reduces all swelliugs. Botanic Blood Balm cures all malig- j naDt blood troubles, such as eczema, j scab* and scales, pimples, running soreo, carbuncles, scrofula. Druggist, $1 00 To prove it cures, samples of Blood B*Im sent free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in sealed letter. % Governor Heyward came over and attended tbe County Fair last Wednesday and on his return from the grounds st pped to see us. He expressed himself as beiDg surprised at the magnitude of our County Fair both aB to exhibits and attendance. We learn that tbe gate receipts of Wednesday exceeded that of the same day last year over $100 which means that there were at least JtOO more people on the ground that day than tbe same day last year. Mr. J Frank Kneece, Batesburg's popular postmaster, called to see us on Tuesday of last week. Frank is a clever youog man and is deservedly popular with his large circle of friends on account of his open i heart and hand. Monday, October 31st, is a good time to enter your child in the Palmetto Collegiate Institute as that is 1 j tbe beginning of the third month. Most of tbe cotton in this section | has been picked and peavinee are | gathered. I Some Seasonable Advice. | It may be a piece of superfijus I n/Iwino fnv/vo rtonnlo of thin DOQOnn OVA ? tu Uigc U U lUlO DVMUV14 of tbe year to Jay in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Ifc is almost sure to be needed before : winter is over, and much more prompt and satisfactory results are obtained when taken as soon a3 a cold is contracted and before ii has become settled in the system, which can only be done by keeping tbe remedy at hand. This remedy is so widely known and so altogether good that no one should hesitate about buying it in preference to any other. It is for sale by The Kaufmann Drug Co. Six white men suspected of having caused the death of Eeitt Bookhardt, colored, at Eatawville on the night | of July IIth last, were arrested last j Wednesday and taken to the State Penitentiary for safe keeping. Ifc will doubtless be recalled that Keitt Bookhardt was incarcerated in the guard house at Eotawville on the charge of disorderly conduct. On the night following he was taken from the "lock up/1 tied hand and foot, earned to a boat an sent on that journey from whose bourne no f.rnvpllor pvar ruhirna. Tliq hndv was fed to the fishes. Nearly one hundred of the prom- i merit business and professional men of Cincinnati have forwarded a petition to President Roosevelt, asking him to debar the newspapers frcm carrying advertisements of guessing contests from the ma;!. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until ! the last few years was supposed to I be incurable. For a great many ; years doctors pronounced it a local j disease and prescribed local reme- ] dies, and by constantly failing to | cure with local treatment, pronounc- \ ed it incurable. Science baa proven ] catarrh to be a constitutional disease i and therefore requires constitutional j treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, I manufactured by F. J. Cheney & ! I Co , Toledo, Ohio, is the only eonsti- ! j tutional cure on the market. It is j j taken internally in dosea from 10 j | drops to a teaspoonfu). It acts j directly on th8 blood and mucous j surfaces of the system. They offer j one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for particulars j and testimonials. Address: F. J. Cheney & Co, ' Toledo, Ohio. Sold bv druggists. To ceDts. Take Hall's Family Pills for con- j stioation. \ I j ! Shylock was the map who j wanted a pound of human j fiesh. There are many i Shylocks now, the convalescent, the consumptive, the i fslckly child, the pale young ? ?11 iMimin !~i OC T~i woman, ail want numan m:d they can get it?take Scott's Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion is flesh and blood, bone and muscle. It feeds the nerves, strengthens the digestive organs and they feed the whole body.' For nearly thirty years Scott's Emulsion has been the fTrcat saver of human flesh. o o We will send ycu a couple of ounces free. GCOTT & BOWiMii, cnemtsts, 4-09-4-i5 Pear! Street. NswYofk. 50c. anc fi.oe ; all diugjfisUf. For Sale. T WILL SELL FOR CASH OX A October 27th, 1904, the following goods: One horse, one-horse wagon and harness, one buggy and harness, one cultivator, farming implements, hogs, corn, peas, potatoes, etc. Organ, household and kitchen furniture. 'Also my entire stock of general merchandise and other things too numerous to mention here. J. W. REEDER. Cross Roads. Oct. 5, 1904. 4w52 Notice. OX NOVEMBER FIRST, 1904, WE will sell to the highest bidder, at Batesburg, S. C., all personal property of D. RawTs Estate: To wit: 1 cotton gin, 1 cotton picker with pate lit, 1 fourh orse wagon, 1 moulding and morticing ma, chine, household and kitchen furniture, some shop tools and other articles. TERMS OF SALE?Made known on day of sale. J. J. & W. L. RAWL. Oct. 5. 1904. 4wol Trustees. \\\ A. CLARK. WASHINGTON* CLARK. ( QLARK & CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS. No. 1233 Washington Street. COLUMBIA. - - - - S. C. J FURNITURE / hi? S3 TI I JONES & ^ WHI 1 COLUMBIA FOR FUR' *< 2 High Grade, Cheap and Modi . ~ we li I SOME REAL Kj . ... ? , 1 I-.....a Pnwuiii I III btJL'L'IUt i I c l lii_i _I.JV.UO) i^uivtm Sj Don't miss JONES 4 I h I 1^1 1208 Main St, of COLUMBIA, FURNl MAXWELL COLUMB I i We especially invi us for your Furnitu Rugs. Lace Ourtains, ! dies, and in fact every Furnish - ? _____ | We have the besl ! ever MAXWELL NEAR POST OFFIC i j1 W J'J" j Before You Purchase Any Other Write THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY ORANGE, & ASS. I Many Sewing Machines are made to sell regard- ] less of quality, but the " Xcw Home" is made j to wear. Cur guaranty never runs out. We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions ; of t'net'ade. The "X< w Home"' stands at the ; head of all Hisrh-g-rade family sewing machines Sold by authorized dealers only. FOR SALE BY W. P. KOOF, LexiDgton, S. C. I TYPEWRITERS HEADQUARTERS. If you have a fcick , typewriter consult BR GIBBES. Cures Gi uaranteeci. ! If you want to buy a new ' TYPEWRITER, i ( or exchange your old one, j consult Gibbes. J. Wilson Gibbes, Office Supplies, "Rubber Stamps, Office Furniture. 1331 Main St.,"Columbia, 5 C. Notice, Trespassers. "jVTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO l\ all persons not to hunt or trespass in i any manner whatever upon onr lands. The law will positively be enforced against any one violating this notice. Rachel B. Jefcoat, Levi Jefeoat, D. A. Jefcoat, Mary L. Martin. T. L. Martin. October 12, 1004. 4w52pd. It is not bard to drive a woman these days toward a millinery store. IND STOVES. I IY S ; BRACK,! xx m? g t 50c. Chair you! saw. ? & TAYLOR,!! \ ( IE, COLUMBIA, S C. j mm, stoves, etc i w um Furniture. At tins time ^ c$ iave id . BARGAINS i s, Chairs and Bed Springs. > K""*" the place. r_> ^^5 E I jposite City Hall, ._ . - aV. r. 1 I Willi I & TAYLOR, j i I A, S.C. j, te you to come to seeI i re. Stoves, Mattings, j Chairs, Rockers, Cra- j thing to t our - House. I < i ^ 3?aga Zjff at ' ' BBMHHBB yrTV.im.q.-J.yj-m j ? Baviog purcLa>ed a e*r ioa^ o? CiD' M l s. we c>?n |TJl3| nuzpe you a very cluae price oq tb^se goods and if jou gTtB Stejm are going to be in tbe maiket for C-iue !Mi11 h, give ufl an SSifJfo Sb5 oppO'fOLity to figure wi;h yon. Li-e Lenber and Hob* oJura V-\ . ? dit. R, ioHoo P^/ilrino iVf: 1 i wnl Mi<it?>n Siin. Vs^V TifiT U L \^m ? * * jl/ i^nci x '?* ^ uj * * uu v* ux * jj ix?^ >w?? ^ wp p i*-e. Prices Guaranteed r<> be the B^ei. gg LORICK & LOWRANCE. gg ?? Columbia, S. G ^ ^ ?0 a?????????????????#??????? WHY NOT ENJOY FRUITS Of I raSMfilfci FOUR LABOR! 1 i -x I " ? Make your nioaev make money for you. i ^ J Placed in oor SAVINGS DEPARTMENT | ^ //.*..i "N> "h ? it will be both sate and productive. "We 9 ^ ^ '^v ? Pay interest bar times a year. Ifr* mill PflLMEIIflB1K^ 1ST CO. j I ;A :M !' j v % 9 COLUMBIA, s. c. I COPYRIGHT I W.L H IYLES. President. ? JULIUS B WALhJSli, V. President. ??e?????e????????????????? j p. MaT THE Wei Secretary. ^ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ^ ^ : | GROCERIES, ! I | Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware, f "1 i Plantation Supplies, i i ^ 10*06 Main Street, Columbia. ^ S Hay, | J Grain, | I t Flour, t I % Bacon, 5 8 | Lard, $ I $ Sugar, | ; J Tobacco, $ 1 ? x J _ _ __ x. d Jusi rvessivea a. very vaurce aeiscuca or Asa reuse & . A 500 Pound Me of Cotton' GINNED, PACKED, y| AND BAGS AND TIES iliHlli FOR 1 $1.00 PER BALE THE S!OUTH CAJEtOLINA COTTON OIL CO., has now in operation upon .&M their mill lot at Columbia. i> C.. a large Munger System Ginnery with three new Pratt Gins, capacity about four bales per hour. The cotton is taken from the wagon by inachinerv and labor handling. lint and seed is avoided. The price for ginning say a dUi) pound bale lint cotton is $1 On per bale. This in eludes bagging and ties. We have already ginned considerable cotton for Lexington County farmers.. Bring yours. fftiiTnrunum mittm nu /in t mi in iiuuLiM mi inn niL iu.? | M. C,SOBERTSOX, Manager. | ColULrcs."teia. . - - - S. C_ "j lllll IT EVER ii 10 HE I r?/. That Good Goods are the cheapest? II so when vou go to BATESBl IRQ CALL AT TIIE STOKE OF J. C. GLOVER, WHO KEEPS A FULL LINE OF r< i m -s t I ueuex'iu ATjLei'unanaise. | My line of Drv Gocds is complete. Press Goods from 30 cents p*r yard tc $1 0(> 1 Motions of all kinds ?ti<i Gent's Furnishing Good* in gj>?it profusion * While I n m leavnr to clothe the body ilie Lead and ieot are not ne?Uct?-ii My line ot Shoes v\l HatR -M ire worth inspecting. 1 a)*o entleaver to teed the inner who and to that end keen a *8 ihoioe liuo of Groceries. .My lsn& ot lbson and Scissors are unsurpassed H?d every 1 irticle in that line warranted In addition to all this I haw u line ot COFFIN'S AVlY 9 CASKETS, ranging in price liom *-r, Co to 00. 1 rices on ail arth-lts correct. * I X