Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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In order to make roo | season in the history o stores in the Carolinas Now for thirty days | friends call and secure lr '5"; Colt . i SSNCZZt AITO SCXSSOBS. Waytide Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Messrs. Gross and Price are manufacturing brick. The primary boxes are ready for the managers. Come and get them. Mr. Ed. D. George is progressing nicely at Baden, Pa. Miss Estelle Hook is spending the ?|p season at Asheville, N. C. A lot of good flour cheap, at M. D. Barman's grocery. fe The Leesville Ginnery has spared B*' no expense to make its plant the finest in the State. 44 Miss Benlah George is in Laurens spending a few weeks with her brother W "H. Oftorcft. You always find wheelwright and blacksmith material at right prices, at T. B. Aughtry & Co's., Columbia. : Capt. JL. W. Redd is off for* a rest, i and visiting various mills in North Carolina. FOR SALE?A young brood Berkshire sow, and six shoats about 601bs each. Apply to Thos. P. Meetze. Dr. JuKanE. Kaufmann and Mr. A. J. Fox returned from a ten days visit to the Mountains Monday. If vou are in need of a vehicle of any kind see what T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia, is offering. Misses May and Annie Lou, daughters of Mr. Jesse Taylor, are visiting friends at Swansea and vicinity. Our locals are short this week. Too much work in the office for us even to get a glimpse outside. Mrs. E. Belton Roof, after quite an extended visit to her relatives and friends in Augusta, Ga., returns toMr. Ed. G. Dreher, our popular clothier, spent last week on the Virginia coast and is delighted with his Mrs. S. H. Beard and two children are here with Mr. Beard, our printer. They are boarding at the Misses Stuart. |% * * a line of beautiful Rattan and Reed 'Rockers just in at Scott Hendrix's furniture store. Mr. Rion Graham has accepted a position as lineman with the Bell Telephone company at Statesville, Misses Mary and Ruth Graham are I ; visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. M. Holrpi man, near St. Mathews, Orangeburg county. - Miss Theresa Cox has returned to her home in Goldsboro, N. C., after a delightful visit to the Misses Graham and other friends here. Mr. J. C. Glover, clerk and treasurer of the town of Batesburg, was here yesterday compiling the tax assessments for Batesourg. It will pay you to see the nice line r" of Iron bedsteads at Scott Hendrix's furniture store. We have in type more matter than' we could possibly get in the paper this week. Correspondents, &c., hear with p us please. The old management of the Leesville Ginnery oners to the public its ^ long experience in giving guaranteed service and courteous attention. 44 Mr. J. J. Schwartz, one of our industrious and successful farmers and ?x>d citizen, has our thanks for a fine Bradford melon of his own raising. : . \ Mr. William Spires, who lives near the old James Taylor mill place, one day last week Jailed a rattlesnake four feet long with ten rattles and a button. The Leesville Ginnery has a brand new outfit of two batteries of seven gins, new engine and all, where it expects to throw out a bale every five minutes. Mr. S. N. Hendrix, Columbia, we are sorry to say, has been suffering very much from a carbuncle on the back of his neck. He is very feeble any way. Mrs. George Taylor and children, and her mother, Mrs. E. R. Wingard, of upper Richland are visiting Mr. H. M. Wingard's family and other relatives in this vicinity. The court and sickness prevented Glerk Samuel B. George from attending the campaign meetings as he intended. Possibly he may be at * Chapin and Pine Ridge. * i 1 " ~ ?? ? If; * ( We buy and E&^* fE YOU AR 58*^>vur . 9VVVf?VV9?ff0VV9Vt9V?ff?UV9l | Your Dollar f Here s 2 "Is a Mighty Thing , uuuuuuuw vin -Prw -Poll o+nr>lr TX7P nffp ILL IVl IU/U ?? v w ? v if our business. The pi i?no bombast, no humt we will cut out the pre ) some of these Bargair Mr. Roy Green, of Columbia, spent last Sunday with friends in town. There ought to be 25 boys and girls at Orangeburg Collegiate Institute at the opening September 19th. Have you seen one of the school catalogues? Write Pres. Peterson for one. He will send it. We were glad to see our friend, Dr. D. M. Crosson, on our streets last week. He was in attendance at court. He is not only a fine physician but one of our substantial and popular citizens. We were indeed glad to have a call last week from Mr. Isaac Edwards, of Batesburg, while in attendance at court. He is the capable and efficient foreman of the grand jury, and one of Batesburg's prominent merchants. The county canvass will be over tomorrow, Thursday, at Pine Ridge. They will return pondering "where I will I be when the 30th comes.'' Surely I t Iiqtto ftomraHSAfl the countvover. raised *'a hell of a fuss and nothing done." Its better to be good than handsome, and one finds less opposition. International tailored-to-order clothes are both good and handsome and have no competition whatever. A full line at economical prices at E. G. Dreher & Co's. | Presentment of the Grand Jury.! I State of South Carolina, County of Lexington. (In General Sessions.) To the Honorable J. C. Klugh, Judge Presiding at the August term of Court for said county and State,* ?1906. We the Grand Jury for said county and State, respectfully submit the following report and presentments: We recommend that the county commissioners and county supervisor put around the court house and the county square a good and substantial iron iron fence as soon as practicable for the protection of the county's property. This has already been recommended by the Grand Jury but the officers have been derelict in the matter, and we urge that it be attended to at once. We also recommend that certain further repairs be made on the court house and county jail, such as will prevent the leaking, and such other repairs as may be necessary for the protection of the said houses. We note the indifference of the overseers of the roads and keeping them i in proper order. We recommend that the roads be put in proper order as soon as practicable by the overseers; and also that they see that on their respective sections of the roads are kept open and worked the required width as provided by law. We recommend that the county commissioners erect on the court house square a good and suitable water closet for the use of the county officials and people who attend court. We present the following named parties: Wiliam Hutto and Ci?dy Buff for adultery, and the following are material witnesses to prove "the same: Furman Hall, C. R. Sturkie, James Popwell, Sallie Popwell, Talbert Barrs, Gregg Buff and Perry Hutto. We present the following parties for fornication, to wit: Bill Hoover and Janie Hutto, and the following are material witnesses: Hamp Lucas, Oscar Hoover, Luther Rister, Dolin T>iofn-K onr) norlino1 Tof/>rto+ XViOV^/1 UliU %J ViWttU* We have appointed Isaac Edwards, Geo. A. Kaminer and D. Hampton Craft as a committee to investigate the offices and bonds of the county officers and report the conditions thereof to us at the next term of the court with T. C. Sturkie as their expert. We have passed on all bills handed us by the solicitor and return the same* with our endorsements thereon. We return thanks to the court and officers for their kindness. All of -which is respectfully submitted. Isaac Edwards, Aug. 15, 1606. Foreman. I THE SI COLUMBIA'S 11 sell for Cash onl BIG-GOES' E CORDIALLY L%uiuu%uuuu%iuumum%u%uuu % r all summer goods in on iblic has appreciated ou tug sale, no premiums, si vfi-f faofiTro q -n rl onn Tre**H~ /XX U 1VU/ U UA V WlAVk WAA V VA U LS. tvi x ive ?r ja Gi?eat ] j | ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i Justin! I A lie iiiU&L UClJ.gJULW.UAiy tuui Shoes for summer a man ever put his feet into. It's a Tan Oxford, of course. Tan leather is the coolest leather because it is more porous, and lets in the air, and the color does not attract heat rays. Tan leather has very little dye in it and so will wear longer than black leather of the same kind. The prices are $2.50 and $3.50, don't fail to ask to see them. EHRLICH'S, lea? mX It:; I COLUMBIA, S. C. Wells! Wells!! ? BERLEY & KYZER, THE - WELL - MEN. If you want to do well, be well and look well, get Berley & Kyzer, Lexinga _ n /n i. _ i. _ m ton, o. kj., to put yon in a ?erra \Jotta Well which will give yon pure water. Our prices are right, our work is right. Give us a trial and be convinced. EXPERIENCE. Years of Experience are at Your COMMAND. Successful experience has been ours and we want everybody who has cause to feel that there is anything the mat ter with their eyes at all, to call and have us give them proper tests. THERE ABE NO ' CHARGES FOR EXAMINATIONS. CHARLES ISBNTZ, OPTICIAN, JEWELER, 1439 Main St., Columbia, S. C. ?? t i The Regular Examination 1 For teachers of this county will be held in the court house at Lexington on Friday, September 21, 1906, beginning at 9 o'clock a. m., and closing at 4:30 p. m. 3 All applicants will please furnish paper etc., for this examination. J. E. Rawl Kyzer, 5w40 County Supt of Education. Send in your job orders. I'OKE OF UIGK SALE AN] y. Your dollar he JL jBL^H JC3 INVITED TO I 3E SA ir big establishment at cut prices, r efforts in making this one of tl mply straight, legitimate business ail summer goods into cash. Will lTJGH & c< Depaptmem We are best advert ber of satisfied cnstoi GREGORY-CONI CoLUMBD Onr big advertiser! come out in a few da i V / f I * 1 Lexington Ss LEXINGTON, I Oldest Bank in Lexington Cou | DOES - A - GENERAL m Accounts Invited on Favoi m Bate of 5 Per Gent Allowed in ) Registration Notice. VlgOHS Nerve .as [N COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW ! L of a certain Act the Board of Regis- , ,"g . ration mil open the books to register bold by aU Drnggi desireat the f0llOWiag Notice, Debtors Batesburg, September 6. ^ LL PERSONS Leesville, September 20. , il the estate of J. ] Brookland, September 27. ceased, are hereby n All persons are required to appear in ment and those h person to register. -da present them for pa; ? Y' tested on or before t ?'J?' JJITE* ber, 1906, to the unc S. H. Harman. LILL August 6, 1906?td 3w42 Ask your dealer for T. X. L. T. X. L. cures rh KM. IIAIII. \ D SMALL PROFIT EM ire always captures barg ?EEP YOUR EYE ON j TT 4-"u /-\ w\ yx <->< 4- mi rtrtrtoofnl 1 W t? llfctVt/ JJLtLU. U11C 11IUS> U BUUUCDOlUi -< le most up-to-date department ? _ 3 and honest values, be glad to have my Lexington L> mf b Store, ^ * % A v ' 4 a ised by large nnmners. ' )ER MULE CO., i, S. C. J . J tent on vehicles will i !!: 4 A ** i 't + > ' . '* 1 ? 4 at . 1906. 1 , 9 lyings Bank. I ipital and Surplus $20,000. 1 - BANKING - BUSINESS. 3 .-able Terms. Interest at the > W. P. ROOF, Cashier. I ^ ==_=___= \ id Bone Oil Cures Barbecue. ? Cuts Sores Burns j WILL SERVE MY ANNUAL CUE ** A bottle 25 cents. Dinner at my home near Amick(s Ferry, J sfs- on Friday, August 24, 1906. Music will jj ~ 777 be furnished by the Sumner boys, from *| > ana Creditors. Little Mountain. Candidates will be INDEBTED TO present, and a good rime promised all. ^ Fierce Hendrix, de- . J. C. Amick. otified to make psj * 1 c* * aving claims will Barbecue at Mineral Springs. anient properly at- WE WILL FURNISH A BARBE- J :he lotb of Septem- YY cue and refreshments at Mathias' ^ lersigned. Mineral Springs on Saturday, 25th An- 1 IE HENDRIX, gust, 1906. Music and dancing, speakAdministratrix. ing, etc., and a good time is promised all who attend. ^ eumatism. 4w42 J. E. Mathias & Sons. ^ w IT n 1 li\N -j PORIUM AINS -?5a OUR COUNTERS 1 S Main and S ^ Blanding * I Streets. 5 ^ I Columbia, S. C, 7 . , i Krsi -w-' " -wi