Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, ! ?r?SEE OURS BEFC ?r D A. c 1710 Main Street, ( f Lombard Iron Wort f f AUGUSTA, F 1 Foundry. Mauohlne and Bailor Works & Bribes, Roofs, Tanks, Tower and Building Com : T. Case and Shingle Mill Machinery and Repairs; ' J^roadXa^tings^laiiriMdjand^lin^u^jlies; Belti h light MILLS and G*S ft nick Ski ? For Hoofing Troo [vulcanite % Made ready for use, satnra ^ new pr J Weatherproof, Rotpi # Rest : roofing : m \ . Is extremely durable. \ cold. Always pliable and ? 5 together in the rolls, Isea \ and ooatdd witii superior cu i cannot evaporate; therefor i Beqnires no an: Wg& r Guaranteed to con T^orfing Pitchin 600 lb bar 5 INCORPO i WHOLESALE J Columbia, Q U AMITiY ; 1 : ! Too have probably bought many thing goOd^bat cost a good price, but under 0$ test of service soon proved themselves wort r ~ \ -" "vIt might- have been shoes that soon j the sides, Capsjbroke down, heels gave v gave out and soles were plated. ? wear, andjbe co: ^ wear your mone "I | ^ and choice sfcocl ing selections al V Sole agent f r V T A 1 Opposite Post Office, t--2- . >.* v ' - - * -^ ?????? V ,v ~ v ' f * ^SOUTHERN " ^ Unexcelled Dining ^Through Pullman Sleepin Convenient Schedules < Jn For fall information ai ijk consult nearest Southern E W E. W. HUNT, D.: ^^BEOOKS XOBGAN, A. G V k; J. , _ maywmmmmtmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1907 U-L and INTER 11 land of leathers to suit tress and every day wear, aers' medium and heavy : Shoes a specialty. You depend that we give you iught and at a small profit. >BE YOU BUY A. DAVIS, Columbia, S. C. j is aad Snpply Co. I GEORGIA nd Mill Supply Storo. Engines, Boiler*, ' itrdction; Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil, Fertiliser, Building. Bridge, Factory, Furnace and Jtail- * ng, Packing, Injectors, tunings, saws, rues, , C"' CAStF' fc>V C&padty for 300 ifonds ? and Erie ENGINES, KorUrvg and \ Injectors. Turbine. Water Wheels, etc. > rede Mill BOIIpiD JES Built to Hartford Specifications & Specialty * 1 Locomotive Tender Tanks > Write Ue Before You Buy | lOLUfE ENGINES in Stock ipment. ? ? hies "We Advise " ^ roofing] ted and coated under a \ ocess. K roof and Fireproof. . i ATERIAL : KNOWN ? Not affected by heat or J Lexible. It does not stick \ sily affixed. Impregnated \ imp-proof materials which \ anal painting. > itapx no coal tar. * rels fl.26 per 100 lbs T 94.00 per barrel J RATED, ^ i and RETAIL, A S. C J ? ^ . r N _ _ X ISHOES! s that looked the rugged . hless. run over at ^L^jy ~ ray, sewing ;ainst these tilings, especially in footnfident of getting the best quality footf y can buyrtake advantage of the large : constantly available for making pleas3 our store * . \ ? or W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, $1.50 . - 7 iOYNE, Columbia, S. C. . . A RAILWAY.^ Car Service, ^ g Cars en ail Trains, on Local Trains. ^ a to rates, routes, etc. ^1 ailway Ticket Agent, or yy P. A., Charleston, S. C. ^ Z'ste-ij s,rjr*- " . SHE HAD NERVE. But It Was Very Trying on the Busy Clerk's Patience. "Don't you know that you have the reputation o? being the politest drug clerk in town?" she gushed as she entered the big drug store and picked up a dozen candles and two sample packages of chewing gum at one sweep. "Thank you, miss," replied the modest clerk, with a bow. "I always try to do my best." "That is very commendable. Now. 1 want a stamp, and I want to use your pen and ink and also your blotter, and I'd like to look at your directory." ? The clerk busied himself in passing over the above articles, and then she 6aid in her sweetest tones: "Would you mind taking up this big blot? I'm nervous." "Tes, miss, I"? "And attaching the stamp i I don'1 like the flavor of the gum." "Really, I"? "And dropping the letter -Into the box out on the sidewalk? My fingers are inky. Thank you! That's a good boy." The clerk dropped in a chair from exhaustion. "Well, of all the"? he exploded. Bui she was back again. "Would?would you mind standing by the window and watching for the | collector? I've made a terrible misj take." i "What, miss?" { "Why, I actually forgot to dot an L" I ?Detroit Tribune. i , Doubtless the Reason. Professor Searched was engrossed in the study of all things that crawled. To him a pin had but one purpose?tc impale insects; tin cans but one use? ; to house worms. I "Professed," complained his young | wife one evening, "how the prices oi | vegetables are soaring! Just think oi it, $2 for this bushel of apples and half have worms in them." "Perhaps, darling," commented the professor as he strove to part the few i remaining hairs on his shining head, I "they are of a very rare species."? I Harper's Weekly. A Good Lawyer. ; "Do you know of a good lawyer?" "Yes. Danforth is one of the best lawyers in this town." "Danforth? I never heard of anj 'important case that he won." "I know, but he's a good lawyer all the same. His first adyice to a clienl always is to keep out of court"?Chi cago Record-Herald. - V. Presence of Mindl' Astonishing rescue of a bird's nestei In a gorge of the Sierra Nevada.?Tat ler. ' / No Sign. Sister?I know Jack is in love witi me. Brother?What makes you think so? Sister?His) hand trembled when h buttoned my glove for me this morn ing. Brother?Guess again. I was oul with him last night.?Cleveland Leader Both Objectionable. \Towne?They are two fellows I hat? to play poker With, Meanley and Kraft, Browne?Oh. I know Meanley's al j ways a hard loser, but what's wrong | with Kraft? Towne? He's always an easy winner.? Philadelphia Press. 4 Till Next Time. "Well," said Ardv.p, "I've established a credit at the barber's, anyway." "How's that?" inquired Smearcus. "I got a shave and a hair cut, told the barber I'd pay him the next time I happened in and made my getaway immediately."?Chicago Tribune. Willing to Oblige. Suitor?No, sir, I do not love your eldest daughter for her money. It is her beauty, her charm, her? Pater?Say, I've got a younger daughter who hasn't a cent. And she's lots prettier and more charming. Wan1 her??Cleveland Leader. Comforting. Connoisseur?What a beautiful sideboard! Is it one of your old family pieces, Mrs. Noo? Mrs. Noo?Not yet, Mr. Connosher. But it will be after me and James has had it a couple of hundred years.?Harper's Weekly. Stating the Case. "Oh," cries Miss. Minn., "Wyo.T* I say. "I'm very 111.," says she, "And if my pain you would Ala., Run quick for an Md. This morning early I Ariz.? Right Ga. of heart was I? And made it my especial biz To milk our Tenn. fat Ky. Then, with the help of Cal. and Del., I did the Wash., and that Was not' a joke I Kan. you tellIndeed, it did Me. flat. So when I found I must give Ore. Upon my bed I La. Alas, I now am very sure Such smartness does not Pa." ?Elizabeth Hill in New York Life. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, In the Probate Court. Mary Frye as administratrix of the estate of Carroll A. Frv, deceased, plaini tiff, , against Lucy Fry and others, defendants. Pursuant to the decree of the Court } of Probate in the above stated case, I will sell before the Court House door at Lexinnton. S. C.. on the first. Mondav i - in January, 190S, within the legal hours i of sale: Ail that piece, parcel or tract of land j situate, lying and being in the county of Lexington and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and eleven acres, 1 more or less, adjoining lands of P. H. Cook* Sol. Roberts, Mrs. Ann Boozer, ; Vick Harman and perliaps others. Terms of Sale?One-half of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the , balance on a credit of twelve months; the credit portion to bear interest from day of sale and be socured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the prem' ises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. Purchaser may pay all cash if desired. GEO. S. DRAFTS, > Jadge of Probate Lexington Co. \ December 12, 1907. ^ [ Teachers' Examination. i jay uMtu' oi me cuate Board of Education there will be a special exami: nation for teachers of free schools held in tiie court house, at Lexington, Fri. day, January, 17th, 1908, from 9 a. m:, | to 4 p. m. Applicants will furnish paper. We hope that ail who desire to teach and who failed to secure certifi/ catesatlast examination will take advantage of this opportunity. Verv sincerely, J. E. RAWL KYZER, County Supt. Ed. Dec. 24, 1907?2 w9. I Master's Sale of Real Estate. STATE OUTTI CAROLINA, County of Sal uda. f Co. u....Vfi. ? ivUS> I Lula M. Barr il. her own right andvas Administratrix of the personal estate ; of Capers G Barr, Sr., deceased, and Carrie E,. Barr and John W. Barr, infants, by their Guardian ad Litem, Lula'M. Barr, plaintiff's, against , , Capers G. Barr, Jr., defendant. Pursuant to decree of the court of common pleas of Saluda County of the State of South Carolina signed ly hi> Honor, Ernest Gary, preViniug J edge. >n tlie 4th day of December, iy;)7, 1 will j sell to the highast bidder ar. public out- j : cry, before the court house door in Lex- : ington, S. C during Ictm! hours of ! sale on the first Monday in Jaiinsn. 1 1908, the following described tract iff I land, to wit: All that certain piece, . parcel, or tract of land situate, lying ' and being in the county of Lexington, of the State of South Carolina, en the Noi^th Edisto River, adjoiuing lands now or formerly belonging toMiOorE- Quattlebaum, E. J. Boatwright and W. J. Barr, containing 765 acres more or less, and being more folly represented by .' plat'of survey thereof made by A. Mims, on the 18th day of December, 1877, and being the same tract conveyed to Leah C. Ban* and Capers G. Barr by William v, J. Barr, by deed bearing date the 19th day of_January 1878, and recorded in the office oz register or mesne ^ conveyance of XjexingtOn County, oh the 12tn day of June 1889, in Book HH, page 577. Terms of sale: One-third cash on day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments payable one and two years after date, respectively, with interest from date at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, payable annually, until paid in full, with ati cost of collection including ten per cent, additional for attorneys fee should said bond and mortgage be collected by an attorney; purchaser to insure the houses and buildings on said premises for three-fourths the value . thereof and keep the same insured from loss or damage by fire and assign the policy of insurance to the undersigned Master; with leave to the purchaser to anticipate payment of the whole or any part of the credit portion, such, option, i however, to be exercised on day of sale and not after bond and mortgage given; in event of failure of purchaser to com? ply with terms of sale within five days [ said premises to he re-advertised and resold on fhe following saleday, or some ? convenient saleday thereafter, at the ' same place and 011 the same terms as neretoiore sec out, ?c cue nst 01 me fonner purchaser: the purchaser to pay all State and County taxes on said prem> ises accruing or becoming payable subsequent to such sale. Purchaser to pay1 . extra for papers. T. L. EDWARDS, Master of Saluda County, S. C. * ^ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. . Elliott Golden, Plaintiff, against John Dreher, Alice Dreher, Annie Martha Dreher., Lula May Dreher, James I Dreher, Eloise Dreher, Laura Dreher i Congress and F. A. Heggman, defendants. Summons for Relief. ^ (Complaint Served.) To the defendants aljpve named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this 1 action, of which a copy is herewith Ctt-mm/l TiTV\n -rrrvn a,ul frv toWO o Pfmv fit Ot/A ?gU lA^VU J VUj MUUi w ? \/ w/ vv^/j w*. your answer to the said complaint on i the subscribers at their office at Lexing; ton, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if yon fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December Oth. 1007. EF1RD & DREHER, i Plaintiff's Attorneys. . To John Dreher ana Laura Dreher Congress: You will take notice that the original Summons and Complaint in above stated action have this day been filed in the office of Clerk of Court for said county and State at Lexington, S. 0. EFIRD & DREHER, Plaintiff's Attorney's. December Oth. 1007. 6wl2 STALLINGS' MILLINERY. Visit our store and see for yourself the most up-to-date line of Millinery, Dry Goods, iNouoiii. Siio'sand Gents' Furnishings ever shown in Brookland. Our prices are right. Polite and prompt attention. Oct. 2?3m / _ The Palmetto tfai COLUMBIA, S WE ABE A Depository for the United Si of South Carolina, the County of Columbia. WE OWN v < 1400,000 United States Bonds i Carolina Bonds. "WE SOLICIT * Accounts of Banks, Firms, Coi WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposits in c terest calculated quarterly. "WE PROMISE Our best efforts to transact yor satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIpNAL BAN! CAPITAL $250,00( Wilie Jones, President. J. / j $14, $16, $1' 8 ^n?n mi j*T!!g?5BKSg3ffl ! rtWf Oven 1 ' gBBBli of this stove is allearefu * H ec* anc* tight at e 3 n It will never leak ashes or dust, i 3 P in use. The two-piece oven bo1 3 p pansion and contraction?always 11 JEWEL COOK S 3 ?' are perfect in every detail of constru I j right shape, width and depth. They hoi fuel. y There are many other ad5 y vantages only found in Jewel p Cook Stoves. It will pay you to jfe 2 p make careful investigation of j|| p Jewels before buying. At 5 p the price we ask you cannot r" ^ p get the same value elsewhere. j I WflBNIHG; SK-ISTS 1 I ? WE not Genuine JQWmia bear tha Jm trademark printed herewith. Buy, froza ? may m run no risk of getting imitation*. - t* I ^ " 1645 MAIN STEEET, CO! 6 > * ^ Parlor Res' / BEN DAVID, Pro; NEXT TO SKYSCRAPER, i / Finest Restaurant in South Carolina. Only "Woman's Special Rates by the. Week. f / -" s Meals ati ' /. [see i BE i here! | ,. Is your Liver all right? Are your Kidneys in aj ( healthy condition ? If so, I HILTON'S LIFE for I C0L1 $ the LIVER % i and KIDNEYS ? ? 9 will keep them so. If not, J r Hilton's Life for the Liver rsi]1 ? and Kidnevs will make J 0 " 9 ? them so. A 25c. bottle ? will convince you of this 2 fact. Sold wholesale by v % The Murray Drug-Co., ? | Columbia, S. C. t? % For sale at The Bazaar, ? "it" ? Lexington, S. C. ? 0 UC Laxative Fruit Syrup ^ Pleasant to tako 011 The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. ^ fhires stomach and liver ' i alw troubles and chronic con- i , stipation by restoring the J j natural action of the stom- | ing ach, liver and bowels. ' Sil\ Refuse substitutes. Prloe Boo. Derrick's Drug Store. j ?'? | I I n n 8 Write at once and learn why wc secure best I | | fit nr.il >wv?f. palariesforour srraduates. i a ^ ?- - ?? _ V Eugexe ANDFJiSON, Pres. J i fcr?vWMlW\'Y^TBW. -?rv u^uw^' aaiwiiiJi*^ \ E' LECTRSC Bir6SiE^R~! 1424 BITTERS AND KIDNEYS. .pho; ng' BIHW-'VUPM I - IUP1 J?WWMB tiooa! Bank,. c. fcafces Government, the State of Richland and the City ma $100,0C0 State of South -porations and Individuals. mr Snvinoa Dprtartrnfirit. in ir business to your entire K, - - Columbia, S. C. ).00 P. Matthews, Cashier. 8, $20. 1 ! lly cement- g?| very joint. 10 matter how long M ;tom allows for ex- r| stays flat. H iTOVES I; ;ction. Fire boxes are fA J id the fire and save the ffl J ' sniffhsf^mn fn ragre : LUMBIA, S. C. ' | x v tauraat, ' > prietor, . - COLUMBIA, S. C. : S. ' . Restaurant in Columbia. t' * ' ^ ' all Hours?Night or Day*' iii t sii. 1 \ rirait Photographers. \ Opposite Wright's Hotel, 'c' , [JMBIA, - - - S. C. ?o? / idly High Grade Work. v' and New Pictures ipied and Enlarged. A i iase call and see our besauPhoto Color Dispay. , ' i srling Goods Sterling silver, cut glass, fine aa, clocks. A fine stock ays on hand for you to ct from. leep us iu mind when wantanvthing in Je?elry or rerware. iood watch work and best glasses. f you can't come, send for catalogue or telephone your er to us. . LACHICOTTB & C0? JEWELERS. Main St., Columbia, S. C* tie 934