Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" I For Sdle From $60 to ^ All lots close to both the ; ^ jpj* to Columbia. A fine invej ^4 your money in less than a j for homes. For. prices and | ALFRED J. FOX, yr C. x- Lexington, 1318 IffTEmgUUtt fjii |y Wednesday, October 30,1907. < Ijfar to ITw Advertisements. ;Srotiee--B. I). Clark. ^Totic??Sam Waits et. al. g|fotice--S. C. Crini et. al. final Discharge?J. P. Metz, J. E. /^gfcock?Gregory-Conder Male Co. SPianos?Thomas & Barton Co. igUss?Loriek & Lowrance. .fookcasea?R. L. Bryan Co. ;V Cotton Market. X#6xmgtoc10, | v lUsiajrtpa Turpeatiaa Market. Bip per barrel $6, $7, $7.50. : 1 Spirits per gallon 44 < _ . 1 7~; V J 1i A Printer waatecu We are short of help and need a ; plater. If this should meet the eye of one who desires work we would be . * glad to have him <?ome this way or let us hear from him. ? Communion Service. . There will be communion service at 3 Nazareth next Sunday at 12 a. m.,\ v. and preaching by the pastor at Pisgah on the same day at 3:30 p. m. Vmia? ~ At the parsonage of St. Peter's . (PfeSey Woods) church, Oct., 23, 1907, ? Ohaifle P. Iindler and Bessie L Shealy ! V were united in the bonds of holy wed- 1 lock, Key. E. J. Sox, officiating. JCeior-Ximt." ; fMr. Paul J. Mims and Miss Bessie <: Major, cjfLeesville, were married i Sunday, Oot, 20,1907. Rev. M.M. i Brabham officiating. This couple is : vary popular in Leesville. y StovM aad Baaffes. I have just reoeived a car load of Heating, and Cooking Stoves, ana Ranges, of the very best make at ( ^ right prices. SeAjne before you buy. , ; W.?. STEWART, | 1526 Main Street, Colombia. S. C. ( J* Xla Sitl fitftdc Mr. J. L. Hite, a very quiet and nun of near Batesbursr, ) nww>^v?m .1 ? t died Oct. 21st. He hid been married only a short time and leaves his j widow, who was Miss Marie Herlong, ] to monrn his death. i r ^ 9 ^ _ j Fublic School Opened. \ The free public school term at the ; Palmetto Collegiate Institue opened last Monday with a large attendance, and is expected to ran four or five months. For Sale. * A good two-horse farm, with all ! conveniences. Suited for general . m * farming, or will rent to a good man ; " with family. For particulars apply to ; >?r write E. A. Smith, Boate 1, Pelion, S. C. 4wlp. * ( A Big* Fish. Last Friday evening Mr. H. P. Sum mer, of Peak, caught with hook and I y- line one of the largest carp yet rel ported in* these parts, it tipping the scales at 34 pounds bag and all. This is no Ssh story, but is true. E. r For Sent. v .. Two adjoining one-horse farms,4 good for all farming purposes, with good dwelling and weir pi water on either place. Both in half mile of Lewiodale. Apply to R. L. Keisler. pLclic School at Providence. ^ - The imblic school term at Provi^ dence exarch will open on Monday the 11th of November, with Miss Fulmer as teacher. Patrons of the school are urge 1 to have their children enroll% ed at the opening of the session. For Botui'breaki&g aad Larceny tm* Rnof and Will Caswell, white men of Irene, have been indicted for ^housebreaking and larceny, in connection with the robbery uf T. H. Williams' store some time since. v% * W'*',J' St Xatttwr*! Cemetery. St. John's Cemetery Association will meet at St. John's church, Saturday, November 2, 1907, at 2 o'clock p. m. AS members are earnestly requested to be present. Business of much importance will be transacted. D. J. Harman, Sec. Sugiae and Boiler Fixtures. : I have just opened up a new and full hue of engine and boiler fixtures, consisting of valves, gauges, coupr lings, etc. Piping cut ana threaded to order. Engine and boiler repair ing also done. Satisfaction guaran- i teed. Give me a trial. ^ J. J. RIKARD, 4fttf Lexington, S. C. ; ( i Chas W. Fairbanks, Vice President -of the'United States, says positively he will not be a candidate for the Presidency. esesesesssesssssess JMEMj $225?Good Terms. | j proposed Trolly Car lines I jtment, liable to Double ? y I , year. Ideal locations ft plat of lots, see ..... S BELL TIMMERMAN, | South Carolina. | Reformation Addresses. The first Sunday in November will be Reformation day in St. Stephen's church. Sermon and music appropriate to the occasion at 11 a. m. In the evening at 7:30, there will be special music and two addresses, by toe Hons. C. M. Efird and J. B. Wingard. These addresses will be upon the educational and political phases of the ^formation. Collection, at f this service will go to the Xadies Aid Societv. The pnblic is cordially I invited to both services.I After the morning service there will 1 be a congregationafmeeting to elect two deacons to fill unexpired terms of brother J. E. Earre, deceased, and brother Ghafc A. Geiger, resigned. Calbooa Gouaty Section. Gov. Ansel yesterday issued an order for an election for Calhoun county to be hold on December 17. The territory embraced in the proposed \ new county takes in parts of Lexington and Orangeburg counties and there have been several legal objections raised to the election. However Gov. g Ansel decided last Thursday to order an election affcera report of the surveyors had been filed and yesterday * issued the official proclamation. The people in the counties affected are taking much interest in the election and A there will probably be a very close P contest?The State, Oct. 29. ' n Yes, Call cad See Him. Among the many attractions during Fair week in Columbia, our people 3h<$$d hot fail fcosee the grand display oAmerchandise exhibited at J. L. Mimnaugh & Co's., store.Every- _ thing in each department is elegantly arranged ^nd if you should need anything handled by this firm you will fino-lt milked at right prices. Four stores carrying a stock of goods equal be any house in the south. Mr. Mim- p uaugh deserves a large share of the pnbJJe*s trade. He tage open hearted and public spirited gentleman and is p bJwava delisrhted to meet his friends. and customers. He arrived in this _ coon try from Ireland, a poor boy, bat . ~ by being fall of badness, pluck and energy, be has accumulated consideraide wealth and'is now considered one of the best men in Columbia. ' Call and see him. a "? * ' \ lb. B. D. H&ltto&nger, Slek. Our assistant editor and printer, Mr. R. D. Haltiwanger, who has suffered from catarrhal fever for nearly six weeks past, is now still very sick, 4 bis case developing into typhoid fever, ^ but we hope with care and attention a be may soon recover and be out again. \ Our citizens have been very bind to him and his dear wife, which they appreciate beyond expression. Mr. r. w. omu. sick. We regret to state that on Thurs- y day night Mr. F. W. Oswald, of Barrs, J president of The Home Bank, re- s ceived a paralytic stroke, from which he now lies prostrate at hi9 home, t Mr. Oswald had been feeling unwell for some time, bnt this shock came unexpectedly. He is an excellent man and w e trust he may soon recover. _. _ Attended the Fair. Mr. T. TT_ Meitrhan. the cashier of _ the Carolina National Bank and Mr. g T. Alex Heise, were over, at our County Fair last Wednesday. Mr. Heise drove his pacing stallion 4'Jim Kennedy" 2.0#4? which is one of the handsomest sthllions in South Carolina. Mr. Meighan and Mr. Heise | takes great interest in the Fair and have been attending it for ten y ears. PayUp. | We request all in anyway indebted to us either for subscription or advertising to. please call or send and settle. At this season our paper and other bills are heavy and must be met promptly while the amounts due by fc each mmvi&tal may seem small, yet n when all are paid in they amount to considerable, so each one acting promptly will assist ns greatly, and which we will appreciate. * |j Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer. Greatest Blood Purifier Free. If your blood is impure, thin, diseased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, a scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or ? skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express $1 per large bottle. . Sample free by s writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. B. B. B. is especially advised for chronic, c deep-seated cases, as it cures after all else fails. Sold in Lexington, S. C., by g Derrick's Drug store and Kaufmann Drug Co. Notice of Town Election. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the town hall, Lex- s ington, S. C., on Thursday, November 7, 1907, for the purpose of electing a Mayor and six Aldermen for the town f of Lexington for a term of two years. Polls open, at eight o'clock a. m., and close uc four o'clock p. m. Managers of election, B. D. Clark, Geo. D. McCartha and W. H. Bickley. Bv order of Town Council. B. D. CLARK, Clerk. October 26, 1907. si'. ;* N, ^. v , w Ilii >i_ i_i "i .< I.i ' i~' i^ 1 i " i~ r- _ ~ ? ? ? - ~ ? ? ? . ~ ? " H ?5jyb'l' I'ljAUiii iu & u i pj | Dry Goods, Notions M Groceries, Hardw. ; Glassware, Crocke] I Farming! I FAIR - TREATMENT B I I L ' # . * ^ .* \ Whan Voi i -On to Batesbura "A"? "* "DO NOT FORGET TO CALL ON Jf. C. GLOVER / fho keeps a good line of General Merchandise. Consisting of Dry Goo< Notions, Shoes, Hats, Caps*' Ready Made Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Groceries, Buggies and Harness. 11 these goods are sold at prices consistent with fair dealing. All we want t eople to do is to inspect the goods and be convinced that they will be treat ght. v ^ 1 Oct. 23-3n ; " Palmetto Restaurant. . . A " v * The cleanest place in the city of Columbia f< : Ladies and Gentlemen. Norfolk Oysters and Fresh Water Fish is onr special. RICES VERY CHEAP. OPEN ALL. NICH' Opposite the Sky Skraper. HONK NO. 311. CIVE US A CAL _ I i "MEET ME AT TAPPS." WHEN AT THE FAIR S ... SHOP AT TAPP'S 1 ' % , All the latest Fall and Winter Goods at prices less gthf on ever heard of before. Gome to the Fair and enjoy you elf. Make your headquarters at Tapp's. Tell your friem o meet you at Tapp's. - f We show a line of very handsome stylish brown and black broadclo uits. The very latest styles. We bought these at a very close price a ill sell them as a special value. All at prices you want to pay. The fin< uits ever shown anywhere at special prices from ?10, ?12.50, $15, ?20 upto^ Cloaks and Coats, Jackets and Rain Coats at prices surprisingly low. T ew three-quarter and seven-eights length Cloak9 of fine black and fashic ble shades of brown, wine and blues, great values at ?4.95 up. Conveniei omfort-giving little tan covert Jackets. Your size now. The most use arment }*ou can have. Specially priced now ?6.50. Rain Coats that ser s warm coats for sunshiny weather as well as waterproofs in rain, black, t nd gray, any size; special at $12.1 A very complete line of fine Voile Skirts in black. The best Skirts e\ ffered in'the South for ?7.50. We have the finer skirts, too, up to ?20.00 a 25.00 each. THE FINEST PETTICOATS SOUTH. You can get at Tapp's the Petticoat you want, no matter how little y srant to pay. From the 98c. black mercerised skirt to the handsomest bla affeta silk at ?22.50. The black Heatherbioom Petticoat is very popul; ?hey are beautifully made in the latest styles. Look like silk, rustle like s n/i nronr hpWflf than silk. SDeciallv priced $3. <UU VT V?w* wwvvw. ? ,_4 _ w Black Taffeta Petticoats at $5.00and up. A new shipment of extra n [uality colored Taffeta Skirts. The latest shades of tan, brown, bordea ,nd blue and black and white; special at, each $8J BLANKETS. Before buying, see our stock of Blankets, both in cotton and wool; 1 ill wool blankets in plafd or plain, with any color border, each $5.! 10-4 Heavy Cotton Blankets in brown, worth $1.50; special price, each 1 Comforts, down and all DOWN COMFORTS. Silk Comforts of beautiful floral design, finest down; special price. .$6. Down filled Comforts, light as feathers can be; beautiful Merceriz atine covers; brilliant colors; floral designs ^ $6. Mercefized (like silk) satine covered down filled Cemforts; very fin* SlO. [uality; special T-Finest purified downy cotton; light and warm; best grade merceriz atine covers; special $3.48, $4.48, $4. / ORDER BY MAIL. We prepay mail, express or freight on all purchases of $5.00 or mc shipped to any point within a radius of 600 miles of Columbia. mc mure i tadd rn 1I1L drtlflLJ L. Mil UU, DEPARTMENT STORE, 1638 to 1646 Main Street, - - - Columbia, S. V " r * * ^ - k ' ' * . "* Innnrfmnnf Otnrn 1 I JPUdl IIIIGIII OiUIC | | s. Shoes, Hats, jjj are, Harness, Buggies, || M "yware, Tinware, and I Implements. I - EVERY - TIME f I * *- ^K| FREE! jr *? ^ 6,000 beautiful pieces of Out Glass given away m xne next ninety uays tu uui customers ABSOLUTELY FREE = With every Cash Purchase. LEVER, "The Shoe Mao," IN COLUMBIA. A. H. BALL. P. C. PRICE. Notice Trespassers, * w A This is to notify all persons not to ! ! A hunt, fish or let stock run at large on k lini 1 vrurrmir OTnnr our premises. The law will be enforced I NEW JEWELRY STORE sksjs.?4w3p ARTHUR S. METZ. In Columbia. Trespass Notice. m Come in and see onr line of S" M T" Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, or otherwise controlled by the under, Sterling Silver and Fine signed. The law will be strictly enPlated Ware. forced against all violators of this notice. . Watches, Clocks and Jewelry rapair- s. C. Crdi, G. M. Jumper, ing a specialty, and all our work Carrie E. Rucker, J. K. Rucker. Guaranteed to be Firsfcclass. 4w3p We Want You for a Customer ? ??? And Will Treat You Right. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given to all parties Aaa ?. a interested that we will apply to Geo. S. 13 BUI ! Drafts, Judge of Probate for Lexington a 111 l#K?naa county, South Carolina, on the23rdday sst 1637 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. of November, 11)07, for a final discharge j75 as executors of the estate of J. F. Metz, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, deceased. J. F. METZ, -f County of .Lexington, ^ J. E. METZ, Court of Common Pleas. 1907.?lw3 Executors. ve Mrs. Grace H. Reams, wife of J. W. ~~ an Reams, by lier Guardian ad litem BBS ? g nd Godfrey Harman, Fredrick Harman, B 3 H jB& gg | Margaret Nichols, Sanders Harman, $ | | mg gj Maggie Lorick, Eliza Harman, Mary |J Ij Bffl gw Hj a Etta Lorick and Jame3 Harman, De- B W W HB B fendants. ou Partition. __ ,ck In obedience to the decree of the I We Can Sell ar. court herein, signed by Hon. Chas. G. I . ilk Dantzler, Presiding judge, and dated XTllwFx AMI 98. August 20th, 1907, I will sell to the I WlWWfcW CI 11 la at nnhlio nutcrv. before I m lie lUgUCOV r . , _ ux the court house door in Lexington, S. C., I nfllVlifci^ TOF 00. during the legal hours of sale, on the j first Monday in November, 1907 nn $7 on $qaa $1f)?A All that piece, parcel or tract of land * * 'UU? 0?.W, 912.0U, lying and being in Lexington county, I $14.00, $15.00, $18.50, $20.00, South Carolina, containing one hundred &qo ca 0? j aqc AA T-r? 0-4 and fifteen acres, more or less, adjoin- WA5U and $25.00. In lact 98. ing lands of Dr. James Harman, estate have On? of the best lines J8c iands of Walter Nunamaker, the John ? qa-, Vnnr^nr^rr Rawl land, and lands of Godfrey Har- 0* Stoves in WeWDerry COUnty. man, Fredrick Harman, the Ellisor I' III mTm I lands and perhaps others. g\ I |\| I WJ ' f Terms of Sale:?One-half cash, bal- * ** ^ 48 ance on a credit of one year secured by ? 1 ^^ZZZZZ. .ed bond of the purchaser and mortgage of ^ . . 98. the premises sold, with interest from Uon t lOrget tO paint yOUT est dat? ?^sal.e- wit1,1 leave 1? P*y a11 house, and thereby add service 00 cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. , _ _ J v :ed Fifty dollars to be paid down to the and beauty and cause others 98. clerk within one hour after the same is ^ hold VOU in higher esteem, bid off. ___ ~ . Samuel B. George. | We sell all kinds of Paints . a p n Pt? 1 oo??urt' and Varnishes. Lexington, S. u., Oct. 12, 1907. >re E. L. Asbill, Esq., Plaintiff's Atry. | SALES CASH! crrATTTYnfi' TOTT.T.TWTVRV ! rnjir onnm v rn 0 JL V K/ ? | s jji j ig Q ffl Y ^ | a mm mm a iu _ _ _ Visit our store and see for yourself 11||U11i , f 111 | I I ] >11 the most up-to-date line of Millinery, ; Ullllill U5J1 1 Vj l UU Dry Goods; Notions, Shoes and Gents' ! t>t? act>t?t5ttv C n Furnishings ever shown in Brookland. ; irHvoi: Xjivil X, O.L>. kg Our prices are right. Polite and : 7 prompt attention. Oct. 2?3m ; j^'s a wast.e of time to get angry if : j you have anything else to do. PiNE SALVE ACTS LIKE A POULTICE it's reasonable to expect a dark RELIEVES ALU. FORMS OF SKIN DISEASE ! m&O to be light Oil his feet.