Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a?I llliilii iniM?.w ,, __ _ On this date you will be.offered an opportuni" all. Seize this opportunity; invest your idle ( Prices ha,ve taken a landslide, quality considc THE BMH0PELMD CI i I Your Homegrown Cabbage I j I Cabbage Plants, all varieties. Prices: 1000 (<c ?1.50, 5,000 ^ p| @ ?1.25 per 1000. 10,000 (?. ?1,000. Shipped C. O. D. if do- ^ ? sired. Plants arrive at your express Office in good condi- p $ tion. Write for Merchants' Prices, Cabbage, Beans, Sweet ?j 9 Potatoes and turnips in season. Orders for shipment of To- m I mato Plants, Sea Isand Cotton Seed and Sweet Potato Draw- |j H ers should be booked in advance. k; 5 ama4?c ENTERPRISE, S. C. Express Office S . | Jas, Ray Geraty, Youngs island, s.c E ^? *- j / WEEELER AND WILSON, NO. 0, BALL BEARING. Manrelondy Light Running and Noiseless, (a No, 100 spool cotton thread for a belt will run it). Onethird faster; one-third easier than any shuttle machine. Save about one day in three. A Great Favorite with Dress Makers and becoming more popular all the time. Needles for all Machines. Repairing a specialty, Work guaranteed. Attachments, Shuttles, etc. In bringing Machines to be repaired it is only nwessary to bring the head?leave the tabic at home unless it needs repairing too. The most perfect Washer ever invented. .1 can sell them at my store for less than they will cast you ordered direct from the factory. Write for circulars and prices. J II OjTpgy |j|j 1804 Main Street, C III ULitII I j|| COLUMBIA, S. C. I 1 [furniture and stoves, i _ j ** = TRY?t? = ? JONES & BRACK, I \ U * ^ I s -1 ^ WREJi IX - | I CfllL'MRlA FOR FURNITUKE, STOVES, ETC | o I < S High Grade. Cheap and Medium Furniture. At this time | C ^ | W L' 1JUNC - c_- , 1 SOME REAL BARGAINS I ^ ^ i 2 in second hand Beds, Bureaus, Chairs and Bed Springs, r. j x Don't miss the place. ' ~ | i JONES & BRACK ^ -! -12'J8 Main St, opposite City Hall, l: | COLUMBIA, - - - - - - - 6'. f. ] jgg WE DO NO! || ADVERTISE A COST SALE WHY? BECAUSE OUR W>?DS ARE SEW AKD STYLISH. HOWEVER WE 4^## WILL SELL YOU A SUIT #^44^ ^ ^ ^ ? < W CLOTHES OR AN (.)V EK COAT FOR WW wwttttLess Moneys THAN OUR COMPETITORS WHO TELL YOU THEY ARE OFFERING YOU G0< >DS 'W&'^&y' FOR LESS THAN COST. COME TO SEE US. W^'W^'C w\x ?%. /* TtfiT/in A /in .-/^C <y v.-* iMt f. u. ?c uu? mm <Py zi -Z 1031 (rerv.-us Mrn-r. .7j;. COLUMBIA. - - - S. <\ ty to secure Clothing, I lollars in Bailey-Copels ?red. flMPANV. Lritll ill 1 I J The Lexington Dispatch. ! Wednesday, March 1, 1905. Arkansas Letter. To the Editoi- of the Dispatch: I truly wish to write you a letter to be published in your worthy paper, but I have been unavoidably prevented from doin<? eo. Mr. Editor, South Carolina is my old mother State. I have a host of frieDds b^ck there that I would like to hear from. I am an old Confederate soldier. Was in the 15ih South Carolina regiment, Kershaw's bri- j #*de. I would like to know if Gen. | Kershaw is living I would be glad j to see him once more. I would be gDd if the old Confederate eoldi?rs would have a State re- ! unioD in Cdumbia or at L xsogton, J n linrti.finiM in AooiiRt or Sentein i KJ V/ v I ber v.^st. I would ir) to come 10 i?; j then I con'd see all of the old boys thai I wa.? wdrh in the w?r. I know that some of ibeuj are ami living. Mr. E firor, I was b to and raised in Edg* ii r-ouoty. I came to Ar kansas 111 "71. aod have ba*?? here ever since I b?ve a daugh'er living in Lexington county ar it t e^r Leesville. I huve been at L<x;Dgton C H , several titnfR. Mr Edi'or I would like, to ask sev eral questions, but for fear of the wasr? basket, I w/i) close for this time aod if I see this in print I will write again. Hoping you all a prosperous year, end if I never see you nil again ! in this world, I hope to meet you ir; j that one b^oud the pearly gates ci j heaven. Yours with resp-cts. G VV Smith. Aio, P 0., Grant Co., Ark Gen. Kershaw crossed tbe river j several years ago rdJ is now camping j with the boys who have gone before j There is both a State and county re- j union of Confederate veterans pu'L. j >ear Col. M D Harman, of Lex- j ton, S. C, can inform our eorrespon- j J L -- * A' ??i,l n! J nj f\ f HI (tCf . I lieui a1-) L J liiie Uliisnuupio-.cui ..... . ., iug of either or both of them ?Editor Dispatch ] Make your druggist give you Murray's Horehcund, Mullein and Tar. Cures your cough. 25e. a bottle. ? / Var&axnan Spoke. ? Urged Capture of Negro Assailant of j White Woman. Jackson, Mis* . Feb. 24 ?Governor j VdrcUtuHU addressed a Jar ^e mass | meeting last night, at which be ur^ed | the c.ap'ure of the assailant of Miss i Mamie Mar^h, who was found a few ; hours before almost, dead. She was i attacked by a negro while od her way j home and beaten into insensibility, j It is likely that she will die. The , | crowd at the mass meeting was \ wrought up to the highest pitch of excitemeoc and had the negro been j | captured he would undoubtedly have been lynched. As it was be escaped and could Dot be found. Governor Vardaruan has offered a reward of $500 for his capture Hany Children are Sickly. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for i Children, used by Mother (Tray, a nurse ill Children's Home. New York, break ii]) colds in *24 hours, cure Feverishness. j Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At all I druggists. 25c. Sample mailed FREE. ! Address. Allen S. Olmsted. LeRov. N. | Y. !?' ' | Obituary. | Mrs. C iroline Knight, an aged lady, i died at the horns of her daughter, j Mrs. Jaoie Moorer, 331 Indigo street, | Columbia, S C, ou February 8:b, I 1on~ Tmn voarj hofnrfi hfif death I A ?'UU . J. T* v/ j vui w w ? . . i she had a fall which caused her a | great deal of suffering, but she passi ed away peacefully, having assured i those left bebiad that she was going ! home to be with her Lord. Her fuj ner? l services were read bv the H^v. j R. E. Livingston aud the Rev. J. K. ' Inabinet, and her body was laid to ; rest, in Beulah buryiDg ground at Bakersville, S. C, her home. A large i assemblage of relatives and friends ; attended her funeral. She was born August 3rd, 181U. j She was a member of the Methodist church. She was a good neighbor and a good mother. She leaves seven children?R. H. Kight, J. W. Knight, J. Hamp Knigbr, Mrs. R Racker, Mrs J *Die Moorer, Mrs. Asher I Moorer and Mrs. J. A. Kaigler, to j mourn hsr departure. May thegood lats and Furnishing G md Company's Suits, 1 COMTEK TAYLOE i :)x't forget to remi Lord bleat* and comfort the bereaved ones. May tbe Holy Spirit so suide t.hpni that thov rnav all coeet Mother around the great white throDe 10 the City of God Spectator. J c >b A Miller was bcrnFrbruary 8th, 1845, and departed ihie ufe February H);h, 1905. making bin earthly pilgrimage (50 years and 2 days Hib wife preceded him to the spirit land about one year and eight months ago. He leaves hva children? hree boys and two girle ? md six grandchiidreo. Cue daughiber and one grandchild preceded bun to 'he spirit land He leaves a host of friends to mourn his departure, bur, we hope our less is his eternal gain S P. 3 Held the Cotton. Columbia Record, 24th iust. According to Mr. E D. Smith, the President of the South Carolina Cotton Growers,' association, the binks of this state are prepared to loan any amount of money on cotton wr.icb h now being held by the farmers and every assistance has been promised the asscciau-ju by the leading financiers of the state. Mr. SuiitD was in UiH city lor the lecture this evening before the business men of Columbia, at which an appeal is made to conttibute funds for the support of the movement, and gave out an interview in the form of a statement aa to ibe progress of the work. If the farmers com be per-uaded to hold their cotton for thirty or sixty days t hey on get rid < f ail of it for from 10 to 12 cents. I am convinced that ibe "churls' are in a bsu way for their cotton and that they must have it in thirty da'ie. Therefore it is plain that if the farmer can be persuaded not to accept, anything less than 10 cents and not be templed by S cents, be will once more be on his feet and in shape to sign the pledge for the next tetson. "Any farmer desiring to know where he can obtain money in advance for his cot loo c?n wii'e lo bis county chairman and tbe information will be for warded from fcho central office.'' M r Smith is principally interested in tbe oivHciz-idicD of the Cotton Planters* Commission nod Holding company, for which be has >1 copy of tbe charter obtained in New Orleans The company proposed to raise enough money to bold or take up anj amount of coitoti at 10 eeuts whicti tbe poorer farmer cannot sffird tc bold It is necessary that a c?rtaiti amount of stock be lak-m by.tbe farmers of this Sia'p, and for this reason Mr. Smith will deliver a number of lectines in the various towns ol tbe State. The banks have giv^n assurance that ibev will advance S'2o ou eact j bale ?if cotlou which is to be held I prov ded i' is injured and protectee i from ibe wphi) er. i ^ Strikes Hidden Bocks. j When your ship of hcalfh strikes rht I i. dden rocks of consumption. pneu monia. etc.. yon are lost, if you don'; #ct help from Dr. Kind's Xcw Discovers j l'or Consumption. J. \Y. McKinnon ! of Talladega Springs. Ala., writes: '*] I had boon very ill with pneumonia, nude: I the care of two doctors, but was trettin< I no In-tter when I bejraii to take Dr 1 Kill's New Discovery. The first dos< J pive relief, and one bottle cured me.' I Sure cure for sore throat, brochiris j eoufjhs and colds, Guaranteed at T!i< ! Kaufmann drug store, price ~>0c. anc | $i.0(>. Trial bottle free. j Senator Latimer is trying to ge I the Government interested in drain | in* the swamp lands of this State ! He hopes to secure an eppropri-iiior j to thij end. The amendments t< ! the House bill making an appro | priat.ion i.f ?10.000 fur inves'i*fitin< I the blight in rice, and for txpuii ! meats in tobacco culture, and iD i creasiDtj the appropriation f>?r f-x ! peridental road building to s50.00<J | ail (f which were proposed by Sena 4 ~" T .*i'rv>r.v iPtrfl O rrnfall f'1 hv t hi j I Ul JLJ T L I LLL C I , *T V. ?i. >. -? ~ j i Senate. | __ j Always Liberal to Churches. i Kvery ehuroh will be given ;i libera | quantity of L. ^ M. paint. Call fur it. j 4 gallons Longman tSL* Martinez L. 0 I M. Paint mixed with three gallons lin I seed oil. will paint a house, i \V. 11. Barr. Charleston. W. Va. J writes: --painted I'rankenburg Mihj with L. A' M.. stands mil as thong j varnished." Wears and rnv?-rslik? cold. Don't pay .fl.nO a gallon for linseed nil j which you do in read v-for-u.-e paint, j Buy oil fresl from the barrel at '> j rents ]H-r gallon and mix it with L. & M It makes paint cost about ]><' gallon. Sold bv \\ . P. Hoof. *J(> oods, of quality at prices that will interest :he investment is equal in value to U. S. bonds j I ! j LND MAIN STEEET, COLUMBIA, S. C. tlMBER THE DATE. FEBRUARY 18th TO THE 25th. ??a?n???bb?p m n hit??"?' 1 ??4 ! ' ' ~ - 4 i i _ La ? a i' ;! Having determined to pushl^^ 0 onr hand made harness andf^p^j n make room for same, we are}!-- | | | now offering a lot of good} j FACTORY MADE HARNE | j jj at greatly reduced prices. || 1 j Jj Best Web Back Bands, 2 H j ( for 25c. If yon want any f! J j bargains, call early as these [i ji ) goods at marked down fig- f| | nres will soon go. j ? I pavis&C().,i^' j] 1517 Main St., Columbia, S. C. ! I * * WM. PLATT, DEALER IN D?| ! B a l^g I S |B ,1 i j IMS, 4iHS iiOylyES, NSAHL7 OPPOSITE POST 0PPI03. CO- S. C.? MCAJTM STKEKT. j We have received and have placed on our shelves ore of the most beautiful as well as tha | , m0St comp*ete ^ne ?* j ever shown in the city. These are all standard goods ire in the urnst reliable manafeo| turt-rs and are recommenced for their stylish and nobby * p pea ranee and the beauty ot pattern. A fail h:.e of Fianoeiets a net vintef <ire*s goo is .>> i?.u nescnpiions. as well as lovely creations in lasuiouabie wiao r millinery. Come and see these goods before purchasing J will make it to your interest. 10 ?io so. J Or.<ob#?r. 9.?8m. Whisker | Morphine [ Cigarettes J All drug:and T<>> habit. j habit. j habit. j baoeo habits. I Cured by KEELEYINSTITUE OF S. C. ' 13*29 Lady St.. (or P. O. Ilox To) Columbia. S. C. Confidential correspondence solicited. f ? 7 7 ? Incredible Brutality. j & BUY THE ove." Good for burns and ultvrs too. ; . CjcT J ?"'C" at" ^"'KmifniannDrajjCtrs.. ! Judge D. A TowdspdcI, of Union, J 3 ; is a candidate for the new United | j. States ^District Judge, which will j ^ MoilPV t o TiOOll i Before You Purchase Any Other Write .TAvaiv;j t v ^ivatu- j THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY I TT7E ARE PREPARED TO NEGO- , orange, mass. VV tiate Io-wjs on improved f.trmirg i Many Sewing Machines are m*de to sell regardlands in Lexington County. No eominia- | !^s c' quu.i;-/, but the "Now Homo" is made j. sion. Borrower to pay actual costs of ; t0 Wcar- Cur guaranty never runs out. L preparation of papers. " i We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions " Sept. 14. (Jon THOMAS & GIBBES ! = 'the trade. The " Now Homo*' stands at the Attoru?\s at L;tvr. i ,lc^ of ai" family sewing machines 1 1227 Washington St.. Colombia. S C. Swld hy a?tI?>"?e?l Uoalors only. j FOR SALE BY . I If Nervous and Run Down ^ JFJ C)OI' , ? i simply imorove vour circulation. Remove the LtX)Dg'fOE, S. C. ' 1 t J ? T *1... 1... ^ ? j waste matter tnai uus> me uiwu u; ? - : Ramon's Fills?then tone the nervous system ! with the Tonic Pellets. All in one box for ..' > cts n A ^ua> ?2 ffl " W ' | iad money back if not satisfied aTfyg ? w a S w MOB y - | Ecr Suit- :it Hamrtids Bazaar H ^5^ ? a Hbaa m f j ?- - ?- j IVe want everj- man and women In the VTTVT A T TiTCPTT A "PPIT United States Interested in the cure of - j mObllAAUXi. Opium. Whiskey or other drug habits, e ! \ToTJLCK IS HEREBY (HYEX TO I eiti,*v tor themselves or friends, to have ; IV 11 . * "ii one ot Dr. \\ oolley s boo^.s on these dts| ?* all per><ai> interested that I ill :,P* , eases. "Write Dr. B. M. Woollcy, Atlanta^ ; ply to tin* riou. (rcorjrt* S. J)raits, .hutp* J Ga., Box 287, and one will be sent you free. | of Probate in and for the County of j i Lexinnton. Slate of South Carolina, on j wmgefBr^sgHgr? 1 d'a'owfp'Q , | Hi,- ntli .lav of Mari-ti. iW?. for ;, -inn! | HA|R BALSAM j discliart-e as Adniunstnitor ol rtte j A;.<> v*.n::r.e? the n?ir. i Estate of C. O. Corlev. (let-eased. flTO|||^^*Pro:?vi<? ? lcxa:.^nt grow*, v i , , ^.SCTJievcr Ja;.? to Bestore Gr*y >. A. LAR1ER. Hair to i:e Mouthful Color. ? ,, , . ttrSN^SS^-. - taW rs?-<-? .ft. .n & ha:r lailinfi*. 4\\'i i Adm in istml or. pt.aco ji'H'at i)ru^g:?t<