Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* . _ % v?r ' a "i 'EXP. | We are growing f | Expansion is the order pending. Our trade is I doing business must es | These old book case 1 # The "Elastic" GL03 I" want Call or send foj prices. fil ??*' 9 Imnj C I jluu u. L I MASONIC TEM n ' . juuwmv iji\ew jri w Our buyer has J Northerp markets, ai 5 new Fall Goods are ; lEiSllili IHIffiwry ai i We have bough! |P lihery this season tha r embracing all the las J We havev the pri ^ Goods?representing i have never struck th< j hence our prices are |wm.M t , Main Street J COLUMBIA, - ffftlOF ' ' ' 1519 Main St JOBBERS v All i Stoves and Ranges, v Stoye^ Pipe, Tinware, Enamelware, Hollow Ware, Tin Plate. Iron and Asphalt Roofing, Eve Trough Conductor, S WoodMante Grates and 1 Flue Pipe, V:;- ' V^V H _ ' f ''' \ .' > -u-'r - I THE PRICES TELL. J. B. FRI flfeS r " ' Whole GROCERS, FLOUR SEED RUS We Want the Merchants, ington County to Call ami Purchases. We Can MU Money. 1823 and 1825 Mail aifl|S 1 == ' ar beyond our expectations. \ of the day. Our nation is ex- ! * * ? i n B expaning. Uur lacmuss ior ;pand. v. \ as you have are not up-to-date, j , BE-WEBNICKE is what you r catalogue, descriptions and | V i > 1 \ BRIAN CO., ' 7 I PLE, COLUMBIA, S. C. i I 9 iFfeoodsl] -Jna-i- TofiTPno/1 frnm tliA w J UOV Jl VVUIJUVU u vuo v ?v ^ id the advance styles in J arriving daily. 5 id Dress Soods. J ; the largest stock of Mil- i ,t we have ever carried, 4 t shapes and colors. f 3ttiest line of Ladies' Dress ? all the latest weaves. We J 5 market more favorable, S the lowest they have ever i fr~T son, ! , Near Postoffice, K S. C. ^ ^r%VVVVVVVVVVV^ iick i bro, ' N- " reet, Columbia. S. S. D - DEALERS - IN "v % ' . t and heet Metals, ds, 'iles, Fire Brick and Clay Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Cocks, Hose, Electric and Gas Fixtures, , Paints and Oils, ' Cutlery, Wire Netting. THE QUALITY SELLS- , DAY & CO., sale and Retail ' I ; FEED AND GRAIN, T PROOF OATS. -* ? j. f-. / \> V *. . . Planters and Farmers of LexI See Us Before They Make Their Your Wants and Save You i Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. OUR FIRS * have found favor with everybody i rbabes and men, the little girl in i pinalores ana ner moxner ana ner j grandmother. They are of the J sweet, delicious, wholesome, I melt-in-your-mouth kind, and we're anxious to have you try them if you don't know the products of our ovens. If you do know we won't have to ask you REIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY, COLUMBIA, S. C. J 1 - V i_ ? * . The Lexington Dispatch. | Wednesday, November 27,1907. * ' /. Newberry College Notes. It is near the middle of the first f term and all the new boys have taken S on the ways of college life. < Newberry has always stood high in e pure and clean athletics and in the *) South Carolina Intercollegiate Term's ; Tournament held at Greenville last '' week, our boys put up a goojd fight J and came second in the race, Jttrs&ine >j finally winning out. > The two literary societies have estab- ;; lished a gold medal to be awarded } that Sophomore who declaims best, The contest will be held on" Morning 3 of Commencement week. The con- ? testants are practicing their declama- < tions daily under the efficient supervision of Prof. Thomas We feel sure < that it "frill be a great success. But one holiday will be given Thanksgiving, as college exercises were sus- J, gended from Wednesday to Friday of i air week. The students appreciate a day off and many of them will spend this time at home. On the 29th of this month a preliminary^eontest will be held for the purpose of electing an orator to rep- I resent Newberry College at the Intercollegiate Oratorial contest at Greenwood next April. The contestants ; from the Excelsior are E. H. Rawl, > F. W. Cappelmann and F. S. Long : and those from tie Phrenakosmian i are B. E. Petrea, T. H. Hill and B. V. Sease, who are members of the pre- $ sent senior class. This contest promises j to be one of the best the ; college has ever had. H.' , '1 He Fought at Gettysburg. David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes: $ f "Electric Bitters have done me more 5 good than .any medicine I ever took. For several years I had stomach trouble, ~ and paid out much money for medicine to little purpose, until I began taking Electric Bitters. I would not take $500 for what they have done for me." Grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses. Great alternative and e /body builder; best of all for lame back and weak kidneys. Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug Co., and Derrick's Drug Store, druggists, 50c. ? ? . hi Obituary. Miss Elmer Alewine, daughter of ft Sim and Cora Alewine, died Oct. 26, fc 1907, and was born March 10th, 1889. g A f rlnofk oVia tttqc 01 uoara A mnnthfl n. JA.V Ul^OVU DUO Tf WO *dJL j vuiJkO) w AXJWiuvuk/1 Jjj and 16 days. She leaves a father and a mother, 5 sisters, one brother and a C( host of other relatives and friends, to 0j mourn her departure. She joined the 0j Baptist church in early life and was tc a faithful member until death. She 34 was loved by all who knew her. Just p{ before death she told her father to 0f have prayer and meet her in heaven & for she was going there. This is re what she said she wanted read at' her n{ funeral: John 11, 25."Jesus said unto ^ her, I am the resurrection and the life. He that believeth in me, tnough pi he were dead yet shall he live." Rev. 21: 4. "And God shall wipe away > all tears from their eyes. There shall be no more death neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be ' <any at more pain for the former things have _ passed away." Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep, From which none ever wakes to weep. Written by her Uncle. M If the Baby is Cutting, Teeth, ?e sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the c0 best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty j), five cents a bottle. Guaranteed un- . der the Food and Drug act, 'June 30, ^ 1906. Serial number 1908. c0 4^ T4? ia tKn V\Aaf oil 1 UL 1U lO UUC/ V^JL oil* Ql fLi All Violators Will 1)8 Puaisied . Atlanta, Ga.?All violators of the r* state prohibition law in Georgia will ^ find a chain gang sentence confront- ^ ing them if the view s of Governor ^ Hoke Smith are carried out. This much was evidenced by the action of the chief executive when he declined J3 to sanction atpresent the recommendations of the pardon board which 5* were for the commutatitn of parties ^ who had been convicted of the illegal sale of whiskey. Governor Smith has often in his . speeches declared that the only way n to supress the illegal sale of whiskey in Georgia was by sentencing offend- * ersto the chain gang. The recom- J* mendations that Governor Smith has ? held up were for T. R. Varnadoe, of ? Dooley county, and Minnie Ramsey, r of Stephens county. ' Sunday Lav Enforced. Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 21?Sun- a day without a newspaper, no street cars to ride on, no telephone or telegraph service, no tobacco, confection?ary or soda water on sale, and no open saloons, are conditions that will T exist in Albuquerque if the court holds the present Sunday law is con- IV: stitutioual. The matter is now being tested in the courts. It is claimed indigestion is the Nation- g] al disease. That's why the demand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps increas- ^ ing because they do the work. Stomach f( trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, bloat- g ing, etc., yield quickly. Two days frofttmemfc frpp. A sir vnnr rlmcsrist, about; them. Sold by Xaufmann Drug _ Co. . I The buildings of Annie Hardin, f white, and Carrie Baker, colored, o situated in the red light district in C Columbia, were destroyed by fire last e Wednesday night. The loss is estim- b ated at about 40,000, with 16,200 insur- u ance. J Sam Porcher, colored, was struck " by an Atlantic Coast Line train near Charleston and killed. a a A free mail delivery system will be $ inaugurated in Chester Dec. 1st. e It is a well known fact that persons living in the pine forests do not suffer p from kidney diseases. One dose of Pineules at night usually relieves backache. 30 days' treatment $1.00. Your money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by The Kaufmann Drug Co. & | Bad 1 I Backache 1 i| Such agonies as some women RE suffer, every month, from back* |3 Is it necessary? No. It can B|J ^ be prevented and relieved, when eg A caused by female trouble, by tak* m pi ing a medicine with specific, cura- raj tive action, on the female organs tgl and functions, which acts by re- 88 <? lieving the congestion, stopping |h fej the pain and building the organs ||| M and functions up to a proper state HS ? of health. Try. 4 Q| "I suffered for IS years," writes Mrs. Malinda A. Akers, of Basham, 19 -.1 Va., "with various female troubles. 11 ' $ I had such a backache that it ||(j drew me over, so I could not stand K 1' straight. The doctors could not B :v| help me, so I tock Cardui, and |g| M now I feel like a new woman." 81 | At All Druggists || m WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, ?? rlsa stating1 age and describing symp- ES ^ toms, to Ladies Advisory Dept., B| S33 The - Chattanooga Medicine Co., B Chattanooga, Tenn. E 38 B STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. Ellen Courtney, Plaintiff, against aniel Wade Nates, Mary Nates, Caroline Nates and Julia Nates, Defendants. Partition. T? nluiiliflnofl fr? fcViA rlo^rPA nf tliftr?nn7*t JLU W W44V VAVVAVW W? WMW ? erein, signed by Hon. George Johnone, special judge presiding, and ated November 12, 1907, I will sell to le highest bidder at public outcry, be>re the court house door in Lexington, . C., during the legal hours of sale, on rst Monday in December, 1907, All that tract of land situate, in the )unty and State aforesaid, in the fork f Saluda and Broad rivers, consisting ! nineteen acres, more or less, allotted the plaintiff, Daniel Wade Nates, iary Nates and Caroline Nates under irtition proceedings for the partition f the real estate of Daniel Wade Nates, jceased, as will more fully appear by iference to the plat thereof, which is )w on file in the said Clerk's office, in idgment roll No. 624. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to ty for papers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk of the Court. Lexington, S. C., Nov. 12, 1907. Albert M. Boozer, Esq., Plaintiff's torney. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. rs. Mamie Koon, Thomas H. Koon and Robert H. Koon, Plaintiffs, against >hn H. Koon, Joseph W. Koon, Jacob L. Koon and George Calvin Koon, Defendants. Partition. In obedience to the decree of the iurt herein, signed by Hon. Cbas. G. antzler, presiding judge, and dated L 1 AAK T ?rvr?U I 4-r\ ioVi - ugusr zi, ii7vi, ? wixt ocxx.bv tuD t bidder at public outcry, before the iurt house door in Lexington, S. C., iring the legal hours of sale on the :st Monday in December, 1907, All that plantation, tract or parcel of nd, containing one hundred and nine-six acres, more or less, known as the amy mountain tract, situated, lying id being in the county of Lexington, rate of South Carolina, in the fork of road and Saluda rivers, on branches of road river, and bounded by lands as >llows, to wit: On the north by lands ilonging to George Eargle, on the west jr lands belonging to estate of J. H. ietz, deceased, south by lands belongig to Butler and "Washington Lever id bounded on the east by said Broad ver. Terms of sale: One-half cash, bailee on a credit of one year with in>rest from day of sale, secured by bond I the purchaser and mortgage of the remises sold with leave to pay all cash, urchaser to pay for papers. Samuel B. George. Clerk of Court. Lexington, S. C., Nov. 11, 1907. Messrs. Wingard & Shealy, plaintiffs' ttorney. "STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. 'he Carolina National Bank, of Columbia. asrainst Irs. Narcissa S. flrank and Andrew Crawford. Foreclose and Partition. In obedince to the decree of the court erein, signed by Hon. George Johnbone, special Judge presiding, and datd November 11th, 1907, I will sell to hie highest bidder at public outcry beore the court house door in Lexington, i. C., during the legal hours of sale, n first Monday, in December, 1907: All that certain piece, parcel or tract f land, situate, lying and being on oth sides of the Pine Plains road, in >latt Springs township, in the county f Lexington, in the State of South Jarolina, containing ten hundred and inety-six (1096) acres, being bounded y lands of Sightler, of Mose Butler, ow or formerly of Wesley Harsey, of . Frank Sturkie, of Irvin Jumper, and ow or formerly of W. F. Mack; said ract being known as the "Wolfe tract" nd having such shape, marks, metes nd bounds as are shown on a plat hereof made by Hamby & Hamby, ngineers, dated 7th, November, 1907. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to nj xux pnpcirs SAMUEL B. GEORGE,, Clerk of the Cour t. Lexington, S. C., Nov. 12, 1!)07. f Messrs. Etird & Drelier. and Melton b Belser, Attorneys. / / I BANK OF I I : : : CHAPIN, ? I Our banking facilities j 1 olace them at vour commar terest paid on time deposit with your business. J. F. HOW J. A. BLACKWELDER, Pi STAR REST For Ladies and Gentlemen. Meals at Poi Quick Service. Fish an Best Coffee Servei L. G. KANELLC Opposite Jerome Hotel, 1312 F. IWAGENER < COTTON DEPARTMENT, We have arrai Cotton to best adva licit consignments. We give specie handling Staple Cot Seed," "Florodora" this grade. THE WHITE ROOTS The design and finish of the sta to equal it has yet appeared on the STEADY, SWIFT , Has a very large Bobbin?Holds: BALL BEA A LIGHT RUNNER-STRONG and dniabi (White SHUTTLE Machine has been in use The NEW HOME stands at the top of SHUr Always on hand good Second ^taiid Machi machine attachments, shuttles, belts and the b J. fl. BERRY, 1802 Main St HAEMA^K I3H Post Office Block, - ' FINE CAP Columbia Candy 1437 Main Street, Ct JOS. LINES, Pro Hand Made Bonbons, Chocc Candies. From fhe F Wholesale and ICE CREAM AND HOI A delightful place to rest at any t especially Fair Week. You- will ei Buy a box for your sweetheart or wife. C. HAYNESWORTH, T BARBER, I 1332 Main Streets Near Skyscraper, Columbia, S. C. o Dei Exi>ert Barbers, Sharp Razors and ^ Clear Towels?Everything Firstclass. I ", Thomas W. Reese will be glad to serve his Lexington customers and many friends in the highest art of the ? .Tnl v 10 t.f pruicaaiuxji. ~ ? j ? ? W, D. QUICK, Ah Lexington, - S. Co, ** DISTILLER and DEALER ? in TURPENTINE. Will, at all times, pay high- ^ j est market prices for Crude, based upon Savannah quota- e tions. y t / \ CHAPIN, I 5. C. : I are excellent. We I * id. 5 per cent, in- 1 5. Kindly favor us | IEYCUTT, Cashier. 1 resident. I AURANT. pular Prices at all Hours. ^ id Game in Season, d in the City. >S, Proprietor. * 1-2 Main St., Columbia. b COMPANY, Charleston, S. C. i aged to handle cntage, and soi il attention to ton, viz: "Allen y and others of 'J lEWINfi MACHINE 1 nd is unexcelled. Nothing 'y market. AlND sure. more thread than any other lRING, Le. Ifc is something new. \ twenty-five years.) ETLE machines. I have the latest, nes. Needles for all machines and est pnre SPERM OIL. reet, Columbia, & G. EW SHOES; . OLD PRICES. * rhe time is near at hand len you wiil make your lection for your fall and nter SHOES. We have w in store for you' one of $ most complete stocks to lect from. All the new rles and leathers, and at jney Saving Prices. Quick ' les and small profits, rmers' heavy work shoes speciality. Remember our >tto: AME SHOES FOR LESS MONEY" I OE STORE, I COLUMBIA, S. C. J IDIES! 1 Hi Manufactory, I >lumbia, S. C. I prietor. I >lates and all kinds o I inest French to 1 idy. * fl I Retail. g r SODA WATER. I ime you are in the city and fl ajoy these delicious candies. fl Oct 16?3mo . H. Williams, J IBENE, S. C? - aler in 9 eneral 1 Merchandise., 1 so keeps a full Stock of jB BATCHES 1 rirl HUNS. I 11 on him before purchasing lsewhere. He will treat 1