Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| THE LARGEST | I I Department Store I * $ ^SOUTH OF BALTIMORE J Our Buyer is constantly in tl COME TO SEE US WHE2 PENCIL AND SCZSSOES. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. The Christmas tide is upon us. The holiday trade has commenced. Raisins candies, nuts, etc., at H. M. "WinganTs. That Lexington is improving is apparent to the most casual observer. Lexington now ranks as one among the best cotton markets in the State. ' Visit the Bazaar and see what is in *tock for Christmas. A great many people from the county 1 ~ rrrvofoTvloV " Wtre m lurtu j ujivi<m-~j . Sausage, puddings and scrambling oBHisk is the order of the day. Big stock of Christmas goods arrived at The Lexington Depatment ^ tore. The residence of Sheriff Caugliman at the Depot is nearing completion. For the past several days we have been experiencing some very cold wither. You will find at Scott Hendrix's all lands of children rockers. Mr. Henry ScoffiH and daughter, of the Pelion section, were in town Friday. Remember for your fancy grocerie. that H. M. Wingard keeps a nice stocks Several persons who are wanted in Charleston for robberies li&ve been arrested in Baltimore. Pure Georkia cane syrup, 40c the gallon. The finest you have ever seen. Lexington Department Store. A large cigar box plant was destroyed m Philadelphia on December 9th, enfaiiKng a loss of $150,000. <Dufc of the abundance of thy prosperity^ remember the poor during the days of good cheer. A full line of all kind of Xmas goods ? ? ofA of. SUCH its ju-uata, uuts, v.v Meetze & Son. The little folks are on the tip toe of - expectancy, in anticipation of the visit of Santa Clans. Mr. J. J. Cannon, of the Piney Woods section, was in town Monday and gave as a pleasant call. ^ If yon want an iron wagon '*to make your*hoy anurias present yon will find it at Scott Hendrix's. Remember that time is fast approaching when the Connfcv Treasurer cannot receive taxes without a penalty. Everything in the fancy grocery line can always be found in stock at, W. P. Roof's. x There are six prisoners in jail awaiting for the February term of Court of Sessions, all of whom are colored. When you want school books and supplies be sure to visit the book store of the R. L. Bryan Co., Columbia. There will be Presbyterian sendees in the chapel next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 7:30. Some handsome new buggies just arrived at the Lexington Department Store awfully low. A dance is one of the amusements booked for the pleasures of the youns folk during the holidays. Go to H. M. Wingard for your Xmas goods. He has a full supply and wil sell you cheap. Mr. Job Shurapert lias brought to thi> office three of as fii^e ears of corn thai we have ever seen from a sixty acre field A drove cf Tennessee hogs were ir town tliis week, and they went like ho1 cakes on a sale day at good prices. - <>r?0 nf"the risibilities for the Nev Year is a handsome "block of brici buildings on Main street. Watch and see. We want everybody to bu7 their Christmas goods of as Our prices are right and we have the finest that?au be had The Lexington Department Store. - mm ?? FOR SS :CIb.xistm.a,s: *2 BUY NOW AND Birr FROM SYLVAN BROS. There are good reasons why you should buy from us. 1st. We have the largest stock, and you are more apt to find what vou want when vou have an assortment to select from. 2nd. We have the latest and most up to date styles that can be had, regardless of cost. 3rd. We give the most and best for your money; in other words, sell at a lower price thm anyone else for flic same class of goods. 4th.. and best of all. we have only good, reliable, everlasting qualities, that can be guaranteed, for a life time and then handed down. Don't buy before looking at our stock at SYLVAN BROS, JEWELERS, 1524 MAIN ST, COLUMBIA," S. C * , L Mimnaugh Colvma/bia,., ie market with cash, supported b; !* m THE CITY. MAI "CLERK'S SALES. \ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, In Court of Common Pleas. Lizzie Kaminer, Plaintiff, vs. Emma Examiner, Irby T. Kaminer, Jacob E. Kaminer, Mary P. Kaminer and Lessie L. Kaminer, Defendants. Partition. TN OBEDIENCE TO THE JUDG1 ment of the court herein, signed by the Hon. R.' O. Purdy, Circuit Judge, December 8th, 1804, I will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the court house door in Lexington, S. C., during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in January, 1905; The following tracts of land situate, .lying and being in the county of Lex ington, and State aloresaid, ana oeiong- i ing to the Estate of James "W. Kamiher, deceased: (a) The home place containing fifty (50) acres, more or less, and bounded, by lands now or formerly of John and Paul Schneider, Estate of James W. Kaminer, Mary Ann Franklow and Charley Harman. (b) One tract containing twenty-six and one-eighth acres, more or less, and bounded by lands now or formerly of Charley Harman, John Schneider, Mrs. Joanna Hendrix and the 4'HomeTract." (c) One tract containing thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands now or formerly of Mrs. Joanna Hendrix. John Fox, Jacob Schneider and the "Home Tract." (d) The "Mabus Place" containing fifty-seven and one-half acres, more or less, and bounded by lands now or formerly of Brooks Lindler, Al. Calk and Dr. James Harman. (e) The "Corley Place" containing forty-four acres, more or less, and bounded by lands now or formerly of Al. Calk, Elisha Calk and north by Saluda river. (f) The "River Place" containing fifty acres, more or less, and bounded now or i formerly by lands of Elisha Calk, C. S. Ranch and Estate of C. P. Hendrix. TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash . and the balance in one and two equal, annual installments, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold with leave to the purchaser to pay ' all cash. The bond to contain the usual 10 per cent, attorney's fee clause. Pur5 cliaser to pay for na]x?rs. SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk of Court. Messrs. Efird & Dreher, Attorneys for ; JL 1^.1 nun . December 12, 1904. 3w8 I 5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, * Court of Common Pleas. Lola Helton and Nancy Lee, Plaintiffs, ; against Carrie Lee, C. H. Lee, George Chand5 ler, Anna Chandler, Jane Chandler, ; William H. South, John E. South, Olive Kintz Danford, William Lee, Albert , Lee, Ida Danford, Thomas Lee. Edward [ Lee, Fred Lee, James Lee, Lewis Lee and John Danford, Defendants. , Partition. t TN OBEDIENCE TO THE JUDG. i ment of the court herein, signed by Hon. R. O. Purdy. Presiding Judge, of . date September 27th. 1904, I will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the court house door in Lexington, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on :t the first Monday in January, 1905; L (a) All that piece, parcel or tract of land, known as the "upper river tract,'' 'situate in Lexington county, in the fork [ of Broad and Saluda rivers, on the west bank of Broad river and containing fourteen and one-half acres, more or . less, bounded by lands belouging to James Harman, Fannie A. Yallentine j and Juda Meetze's tract and having [ such shape, form, marks, buttings and > boundings as the plat for the same will more fully represent. (b) All that piece, parcel or tract of > land, situate, lying and being in tiie ' County of Lexington, State aforesaid, measuring on the north east end tliirtysix and 'i yards, and on the north side , one hundred and forty-eight and 4 yards to a large green pint1, the line to run straight from one point to the other, adjoining lands of James Harman on the south, by Ed. Derrick on the east and by Lee on the north and containing about one-half of an acre. (c> All that piece, ]>arcel or tract of land, known as "south ]>art of Hoke tract.'* three acres wide and seven deep being twenty one acres, bounded by lands belonging to?on the east by J. D. and G. E. Derrick. 011 the south by James Hannan, on the north by Carrie E. R. L.c, on the west by C. B<x)kamn, lying and being in the. County of Lexington, in the fork of Broad and Saluda rivers and having such shape., forms and marks, buttings and boundiugs as the lines may show. (d) All that piece, parcel or tract of laud, being one island, situate, lying and being in the County of Lexington, State aforesaid, on Broad river east of Uzel Lee's bottom land at low water mark containing one acre, more or less. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Parchasers to pay for papers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE. Clerk of OonrtH. R. Flannigan and W. Hampton } Cobb, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Andrew Crawford. Attorney for Defendant. Carrie I^e. JwS Lexington. S. C.. Dec. 1, 1%M. Q To Bargain ft UO13Getterss. c. y long experience, consequent!} b L ORDERS GIVEF PROMPT "Success" Misses sfcout sole box calf aod kid school shoes, sizes 5 to 8 Si.00; 8? to 11 SI 25; IU to 2 Si 50. 4 Practical" Misses stout sole kid school shoes, sizas 8? to 11 Si 00; 1U to 2 $1.85. "Rock Bottom" Misses kid and Pebble Grain school shoes, sizes 8-i to 2 Si 00. These shoes are made of smooth tough upper leather and oak soles, sewed with silk thread. There never was more value crowde 1 into children eboe3. GET HER A NICE PAIR FOR X'MAS. EHRLICH'S, 1B13 Main Street I flft' IjU 0' 4 C f 1627 Main Streetf^ ' tilD ilj 3. t. Sept 20?ly Don't Yon Need Some new silverware for your table? You might as well have nice service on youi tabie now and er joy it while you are young especially when you can buy it sc reasona bly. When in Columbia come in and talk silverware with us, or, if you can'i come will send yon our catalogue. We are opening up a nice fresh stock o watches and jewelry just received. Nexi week (before October 15), we will have ar entire new line of handsome clocks at verj attractive prices. Keep us in mind and come to see ut whenever you want goods in this line. W? save you money. P. H. LAGHICGTTE & GO., JEWELERS, 1424 main street, Columbia, s. c JUST A WORE TO FARMERS: IIOIIIOI i. of Columbia, S. C., is prepared to Store Cotton in Standard Warehouse and to arrange proper cash advances if you desire to hold your cotton. Details will be gladly I* i ^ O supplied 11 you cL ci T 0 s s THE III Will 1 COLUMBIA, S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. A LL PERSONS ARE WARNEI II. not to limit, open up wagon roads make foot paths or anything of the kim on my land. Tin* law will be stricth enforced against all persons violating this notice. J. COLLINS PRICE. 1 Noveni ber *ii!. 1004?1 w 7. J. L Mimnaugh I Col"a.inlola, S. C r he gets the Cream of bargains, the benefit of uying AND CAEEFUL ATTENTION. SE! i the Nicest Assortment, Largest Stock, Near< City of Columbia. We are selling them quic get the advantage of this. Our books show i good supply on hand and a new supply will ai are now open. Come on boys and get what y GREGORY-SHEA I AT SAME HARPER'S STABLES MMMaHRDHHMHlBttMNBMHBBnBHHBBMHHMMIMVRarWMBmRNnHBB DECEMBI WI DEMONSTF I AT UUJ f 11 We have just received a SEAL trade mi NATIONAL BE who will send a demonst ber 15,1904, to demonstr crispness and superior c : you will have an opportu and most attractive vari< You and your frienc W. P. ROOF, I i ?i I ii mi?ro? Cl~| Bargain |f every day | II E? Givers. I a bargain day f , 7 $ # 3? AT # "it ,3?* ' which we give to our Lexington Friends when NT) TO YTS 1?07? AlVTYTTTT^O VOTT W A TVTT ? - ?' ? w w w AW ?im-rnJ AAAH A - 4i.A A_ 3 V-? X. \/ W V V A -iip.iiu Maim ^ILJ iiri .'HraniBmrgiBamTTrrnnaTOTTwrirnnBWTTgTirrrTTgTPMW i jst Right Prices on MULES ever shown in the k and fast to keep down the cost per head. You \ ive have just sold one car load in three days. A rrive every week as needed. Our books for 1905 ou want. ni v nn COIiUMBIA, S. C. UUU UU*9 JOHN W. CONDEH, S<-c. an<l Treas. *" OLD STAND. 3 ON PLAIN STREET. 3R 15, 1904, LL BE IATION DAY R, STORE. large assortment of IN-ERirk goods from the 1 SCIIIT COMPANY ! -rn f f A AITP oIA'po A*n TIaaatyi - ! I CL ll^l UU UUi. (JUVJ. V VJLL A/VWJLUL ate the cleanliness, goodness, % [uality of these goods, and mity to sample the newest ] eties of delicious biscuit. j is are cordially invited. J Lexington, 8. C. i "Griffon Brand" ^ Overcoats '; Illl Not only repress! sent the highest j ?j. ideals in style,'! pif hut are tailored 1 Inr specially with I IF an eye to com- M I fort- .. . i ! I W\ There is notliing better w ' I 111 as our Outdoor Comforter !| 13 than a "Griffon Brand"? Overcoat Now is th Mm time to bnv. SB ^ E. G. Dreher & Co^l LEXINGTON, S. C. fl >