Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COLUMBIA - THE STORE THAT SELL! RETi Flour, Bseen, Lard a? We carry evevy^hing is chief aim is to piease. * you will be convinced. Comer Plain and Asse: COLUMB The name WALTER A. WOOD ( TION every way?it does?it truly < * A 4-3 mower at ?40.00. A 4-6 m hand dump, at ?15.00, and'an 8-20 t< We carry a full line of repairs. LORICK & LI Columbia, . QUfALIT You have probably bought many good, that cost a good pnce, but u 4 * test of service soou proved themselves It might have been shoes that s the sides, caps broke down, heels ga gave out and soles were plated. To^a fcj~ ' wear, and 1 i Is wear your: - and choice ^ selectic T. A. Opposite Post Office, The Palmetto COLTJ WE ABE A Depository for th of South Carolina t * of Columbia. WE OWN $400,000 United Sta Carolina Bonds. WE pOLICIT Accounts of Banks, WE PAY Four Per Cent, on c terest calculated qu WE PROMISE Our best efforts to t satisfaction. PALMETTO NATION CAPIT. Wilie Jones, President. a ^ *&$? ^ | SOUTHERN ^ Unexcelled Din ;!: Through Pullman Slec a Convenient Schedi For full information jii consult nearest Souther W J. C. ITJSK, /jj* J. L. MEEK, A. G. P.. \* X'w wx ' NEW STORE We wish to announce that we hav merchandise and propose to sell gc ask is for you to give us a cllance convince everyone that we mean v GOODWIN & WIL SWANSEA, u... wu. uwroHium?? GROCERY CO.. 90 3 FOR CASH? 5JL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. id Siigar ear Spedallies i the Grocery Ijne- and cur Try as before ycu buy and I nbSy Streeis, near SVSarket, j !AS : : I 7y&^k^$ fk'k ^ ~ 2?i-? "C'\ . t .' 5/ WOO-' /.."' '-rrs^-.' >ii a mower machine means SATISFACioes. ower at ?42.50. A 8-20 tooth all steel rake, 3eth all steel rake, self-dump, at $20.00. '- s. c. ' j Y SHOES! things that looked . ^ nder the rugged / '?>A worthless. -~ kV^V'iv; ^':^vCfd-T' oon run over at 'V*?'Y\ ~ ,ve way, iewing * ? '' \ \ . - if tV V,Vfe!-- > _,q3??7r w ? rd against these things, especially in tootle confident of getting the best quality footmoney can buy, take advantage of the large stock constantly available for making pleas>ns at our store. jent for W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, $1.5C BO YNE, Columbia, S. C. j National Bank, MBIA, S. C. e United States Government, the State ;he County of Richland and the City ttes Bonds and $100,000 State of South Firms, Corporations and Individuals. leposits in our Savings Department, inarterly. ransact your business to yoar entire LL BANK, - - Columbia, S. C. r\L $250,000.00 J. P. ^Iatthev/s, Cashier. RAILWAY. ^ :?~~~. ! tog Gar Service, iping Gars on ail Trains, ^ ties on Local Trains. ^ j a as to rates, routes, etc. n Railway Ticket Agent, or \*j\ D. P. A., Charleston, S. C. I A.., Atlanta, Ga. ftjr | AT SWANSEA! j t e opened a new and select line of general >ods at the Very Lowest Prices. All wo to serve you, and a call at our store will diat we say. Give us a trial. : : : [HUC The New Li/ilTlU) Merchants, - - - s. c. jy*'iMmuja"vr*t.-,.si-ivnnir.mrwK' - TJ..,11. ) ' Billy Friz's Letter. To the Editor cf The Dispatch: To yon greetings and a big purse well tilled with dollar bills as a result of your trip with Treasurer Shealy collecting for the paper, j Farmers arc about through gathering and feeling a little blue over the results of low prices for cotton. Cotton low, provisions high. Such experiences are teaching them a lesson. They sec the need of diverslllication I and we hear some say they are not ' goinr to buy any fertilizers next year. Bare Fallaw*, one of San Dam's best farmers and saw-mill men. in company with his estimable wife visited | their daughter, Mrs. W. B. Fallaw, recently. The pea and potato crop is fine. Vv'e were sorry to learn of the illness of Mrs. W. A. Goodwin in Augusta, Ga., where siie went to visit her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Hut to. The public schools along It. F. P. 1 have opened up with a lull force of teachers and all are making good time. The Gaston school is taught by Miss Lola Smith, of Scran ton, who cam e h ighly reoom m mid od. Arthur's Graded school is being taught by Prof. Sam J. Derrick, an able ami experi . I . 'of /"?/] )i\* \Tis C OIIOOU tcacilt'i, <;>> caojaitu '* Katherine Kivek:\. The Cross Ho ad school is ?.y Pr-C. L. V. Sawyer of North, no having been cmployed after Prof. J. V. Smith's illness, which necessitated his declining to teach this winter. Sharpe's Hill school is again under the management of Miss Rosa Belle Fall aw. Miss Mincey Pound who has been studying at the P. C. I., is teaching the Chalk Hill school. There have been several marriages here lately. Two daughters of our friend, Noel Sharpe, recently married [ a Goodwin and a Bush, and last but j not least, W. F. Mack, one of GasI ton's best farmers, took unto himself Miss Minnie Lucas. They are spending their honeymoon in the "Land of I rlowers." By the way, I take this opportunity to give a gentle reminder to the noble patrons on Route 1 from here. Please cut out some roots, till up a few holes and trim up the trees. Now, brother patrons, you start out in a buggy with top or umbrellav>ver a rough, rugged and limby road, with more than 300 pieces of mail to deliver and collect 011 a cold, rainy day, the roots bumping you, the holes shaking you, the limbs throwing water on you and you will know how it is. Then too, your hands are wet, benumbed and chilled, trying to lish the everlasting ''brownies" out of the boxes. The farmers are putting in a heavy oat crop. Mr. Editor, if the R. F. D. roads are | trimmed out you may again hear from Billy Felix. Gaston, Inov. 20. How to Cure a Cold. Be as careful as you can you will occasionally take cold, and when 3-ou do, get a medicine of known reliability, one that has an established reputation and that is certain to effect a quick cure. Such a medicine is Chamberlain's Cough Romedy. It has gained a world wide reputafion by its remarkable cures of this most common ailment, and can always be depended upon. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. During the many years in which it has been in general use we have yet to learn of a single case of cold or attack of the grip having resulted in pneumonia when this remedy was used, which shows conclusively I tVinf it ic a oin lirnvonfiT/i nf u^xtxi- xv u V. ./A vmu j/iv i ViJ i i > *. v/i i xx(.xv dangerous disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as con[ lidentlv to a baby as to an adult. For | sale by Kaufmann Dmg Co. Who could question the devotion of the man who doesn't wince when his wife ca'ls him pet names in public*.' How To Persons have been known tc gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of Scott's Ermlsion. It is strange, but it ofte/^^ens. Somehow the ounce produces the pound; it seems to start the digestive machinery going properly, so that the patient is able to digest and absorb his ordinary food which he could not do before, and that is the way the gain is made. I A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health; if you have not got it you can get it by taking j SCOTT'S | EMULSION Send this advertisement, together with name of paper in which it appears, your address and four cents to cover postage, and we will send you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World." SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St., New York A tot! ?&mm, i i | Lesington Psopls Gas Toll Ten V7h.y Xt -3 So. | Dean's Kidney Pills care the cause I I of disease, and that is why the cures | are always insring. Tliis remedy ! strengthens and tor.es up the ki ineys. ; helping them to drive out of the body i the liquid poisons t:iaf en use back- I che, headache and distressing kidney and urinary complaints. Lexington people testify to permanent cures. J. J. Schwartz, living en South Main street, Lexington, S. C., says: "I have been using Dean's Kidney Pills but a short time, but I have received more benefit from them than any other remedy. I suffered from a too frequent action of the kidneys, and my back pained me severely. The secretions were dark in color and contained a sediment and though I used a number of different remedies, they did not. prove of benefit. I finally sent to The Kaufmann Drug Co., procured Doan's Kidney Pills, and am pleased to state mat they gave me prompt relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Dean's?and take no other. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Ideas. R. N. Si'iin, plaintiff, aga iiisc Manic Davis, "Mary Washington, Patsy Wa.-Liiigron, Delia Washington, Coo- I ley Washington and fcherod Washington, defendants. Foreclosure. In obedience to the Decree of the i Court herein, signed by Hon. S. W. G. Siiipp, presiding judge, and dated November 11, l'Jb8, I will sell to file highest bidder at public outcry, before the Court House door in Lexington, S. C-, during the legal hours of sale, oil tiie lirst Monday in December, 11)08: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Congaree Township, in the Couniy of Lexington and State aforesaid, containing one and one-fourth (1|) acres, more or iess, adjoining lands of Wm. Keisler, deceased; on the North by lands of Gibbs Carter; 011 the East by J. R. Shuler, deceased, and G. A. Guignard on the South and West. Also, all that piece, parcel or lot of land, situate, lying and being in Congaree Township, county and State aforesaid, containing one-half acre, more or less, and having the following boundaries, to wit: The North end of this lot binds ncainst. lands of the Wm. Kir.sler estate; on the East by lands of A. D. Areheart; on the South by lands of Walter Senu; and on the "West by lands of Mrs. Ida Price. Also, all that piece, parcel or lot of land, situates lying and being in Lexington County and Stare aforesaid, containing one acre, more or less, on the North side of the New Cur Road and bounded as follows: North by land of Columbia Land Investment Co.: East by lands of R. H. Cor ley and South by the New Cut Road and West by land of the Columbia Land Investment Co., said lot measuring 011 said road 150 feet front and runs back to line ot Columbia Land Investment Co's., land 328 feet on said line lob feet. Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for capers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk of the Cou it. Lexington, S. C., Nov. 12th, 1908. A. D. Martin, Plaintiff's Attorney. ? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Court of Common Pleas. Mary E. Wiggers, Paul S. Fnlmer, Sidney C. Fulmer and Lula F. Derrick, plaiutiffs, against Lemuel M. Fulmer, W. M. Eptiug, D. A. Epting, Corrie Derrick and Belle Ham, defendants. In obedience to the Decree of the Court herein, signed by Hon. S. W. G. Shipp, presiding judge, and dated November 14th, iOOS, I will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the Court House door in Lexington, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on j the first Monday in December, 190S: (1) All that piece, parcel or tract of j land, situate, lying and being in Hoi- { low Creek Township, in the County of j Lexington and State aforesaid, containing two hundred and six (20b) acres, 3^... 3 ,,,3 4.1. . C 3 I xaoie or mss. uuuuu'ju un ii.'" ouuia iinu West bv lands of D. J. (Griffith: North by L. L. Hendrix and Ea<t by ike I Price. (2) Also, all that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying: and being in Hollow Creek Township, in the county of Lexington, State aforesaid, containing sixty-one i'U) acres, more or less, and bounded on the We>t by Joim Price, South by Charles Sliu.il. East i>y j I). J. Grill it! i and on the North by L). J. Griffith and Ike Price. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, bal- j ! aiice on a credit of one year, secured by j i' bond of tin1 purchaser and a mortgage ! of the premises sold, with interest from i ! m... ...? \, I. i j u?i\ <?i fiiiiv, '?> mi it: a\ c iu |'av an j Purchasers to pay for papers. samcel b. gegrge, Clerk of the Court, j Lexington. S. C., Nov. J nth. DOS. j Messrs. Graham & Sturkie, Nelson J i & Nelson. Attorneys for Plaintiff. r 1 i ! Obituary. I i j Catherine Mayor, nee Drafts, born ! \ January lsr, 1812, died November -1th, ! ! 1908, making her age 96 vears, 10 ! I months and 3 days. About the year i isos she was married to Jacob Mayer, : who preceded her to the Spirit land 40 years ago. Siie has resided in the family of Mr. John Corley, near Lexington, for the last .30 years. She had been a faithful member of Zion's E. L. Church all her life. She loved her church, and like David, "Glad when they said unto me let us go into the ' house of the Lord." Her remains were buried in the Drafts cemetery in the presence of many relatives and friends. J. A. C. The shade of Solomon goes off into silent hysterics as the graduating wisdom of June ascends as incense upward. WANTED?To buy eve ry pound of bee.-wax in ! he country. We vWi pay the higncst marker price in cash at Tiie ikizaar, Lcx!i)^:on,.S. C. j ? ?r-r???r-rt j rp, 3 v -w,fyT\ *4 ? _ 1A \ 1 a V i j ? vsti.t. attkn*d;tiiE rohf oe, i mex- j " li'-n-U ' >r Ii>* i?:irr? . <>. -i\ in^r j tiix?fi>: if - 11 - * I \ far. 1 i'.T:ij.?ii'. Wt'iirt 'Silay. all 'lay. > > . -j*.. rl * 11 r -i 11 r. niiiriiirn' \...r ; ! if'?j 1. Th'?t'sda V evening. N <> V 31 ^?tii *- K > !%, ! *i-i I:iv i>i<?ruXii'_r. Nov 37. 1 J:i!! *!: iii?- F'd lay ov.-aii g. Nov 47. Irmo. Saturday lifiiar:*,*. Nov. 4N Mrooklaue, Saturday. 1)? The balance of the trme at Lexington Court House 11 mi| j?.h?-i*3ist. a I?-r which time the JollowP g penalties will he added bv the County Auditor and collected by th<' County Treasurer. On latiuary l. 1 per cent, penalty will be adde 1 to those who have not paid. On IVpruary l*t. I'.M. an additional 1 per cer.f, will be added to those woo 'niv cot paid, making 4 per e-nt. for l'eh. will be added on March 1st, making 7 per penaltv to be paid by tiio.se who have not paid by March 1st. I'.hk'. Tax Books will Clo-e ILirch 15, 1909. The hours for closing the tax books will I positively be at 11 o'clock for the morning and 4 o'clock f>>r the r.ftcriiooa appointments LEVY. For State Purposes .. r>'.< Mills For Ordinary County Purposes . .. a1.. Mills For Constitutional Sehooi Tax -1 Mills Total 14 Mills Special School Levy Pis. >To. !').. ... 3 Mills ' Special School t.cvy Lis. No. is ? Mills I Spe**ial School Levy ids. No. 14 ! Mills ] Special Sehooi Lew Jos, No. 4."> "J Mills i Special School i.eyy i>is No. 34 "4 ;d'dis Special School Kevv Lis. No. :;7 4 Mil1- i Special School Levy Lis v>. -t4 3 Mills j Special School Levy Pis. NTo. 77; 4 Stills ; Special School Levy Pis. No.'iu a MUls Spe ! '?! School Levy id.-'. No. S3 4 .Mills . l'oll 4 ax , BAILIiOAD LEW. W-.l-i tf. Tow-r.fchir. " XT?!*.: 3?ro;iiI Itiver Towns-hip 7'- Mills | F--wk Township ? 7'.- Mills ; Commutation Ilond Tax l. :y; hlo[t .an i C>-tol.fr I.")t!i to M:?r?*Ii 1st, r.ri'.i. i'urti'S ownir-sr rrotwrt v i?i mora than one i township must so state to the Treasurer. vVJiea writing for information ''oni-iirninff I taxes always triva Town-nip or N-hooi Dis- j tiict and mime in full, not initials. Fit AN K \\\ SiiKALY. Treasurer Lexington County. ; | S S8XTY-F0UR imi $ | We Supply ail ihe Si 1 wr iV if ii ^ 0 0Hi^ ofl ^ ^ ^ s* *-i? n Being Slate depositor? f m , I BEST PIUSTIKf fW> jjft I Two Stores oi Hi | COLUMBIA, - - & BARMAN, The Man Thai Saves Yen Konsy sn a SHOES Having purchased our stock when ti; leather market was at its lowest this set son enables us to give you the aclvautag of buying your fall and w hirer Slices i the right pi ice. See us before you lun I We can do you good when ir conies t prices. We have now a complete line t select from. Farmers' heavy shoes specialty. | BARMAN'S S j Post Office Block ?;. ha } - mm -,:i j , V. V 'h.?-fe:| :/ .. or; I ' f 'i'h I A iWtfsSiikn I re ^8tv-%w^ r r>r~ ' - ?*v' K3?3aiffi3B^^Sagg8g2lESgjgj^ SI nA IT iwu a i Save Twenty-f By having us WALL PAPER Our stock of 40,000 rolls is cr and seasonable papers. AH p; built for wear. 25 per cent. < courteous treatment. : (WEBB'S AF t 627 Main Street, Opposite Kirby's 5 ai k-.v.aivrrrTx^*, rzr Jwr?*?:W ;%. T. t?.: ? HVJ n* t*:?W.t.J^ Money to Lend. Loans mnio u:i improwil farms :n Lexington :u;-l Ilk-iih:ud counrns ia sums of mul upwards. Lnsv paymoats, no (. onnuis: efc.*:rtr:-<i, borrower paying for preparation of payors 01:1 V*. ^ Tirc>:l.\> & THOMAS. I'A":? \Vasr.i:ii,to:i a>t., C.?l iir.Ids, S. 0. Sop on. THE WORLDS GREATEST SRVSS5 MACHINE . ::; # &S1 im^-Sk^K . ? 'Apt'- ~':~-.-}z f-5. T^S': ^ U ?r.^.. <rv ...*- -\<A? ' ./ . /?#.-??S5;*: ?/ / Ifvo'7 Trintcitl'Oi'n Yihratirirl-'pntfle. Potary iixutil-j or -l Sini/Io T!ir<:: i iCJi'ti/c 'iulc!i\ Sr-v.'ius: Machine v.i'ite ? > 7HS KSW HCr^SEV/lfiC Sv1AQHif!? C3A1PAKY Orange, Mscs. LIj-v -c'.v'nt;machine? c"c irr.ilc t > r? !I rotrnr'Me'? of quality, fiutae IiCW Hv:uc is nir.oc ; ? wear. Our suarnnty never runs out. Scid by auiliorized dealers crsly. FOR SALE ZY W. P. ROOF, X-exingfccn, S. C. 5 HEADQUARTERS. i * vi $ ioois and Eolleges I to TH | 10QL SUPPLIES I V - -- - - - ; k/ " ? ft :/ a!i Bosks adopted. 3 ft X AND BINDING I . f* ft A A i Main Street, 3 ft ; - ^ ^ S. C. ? ' jl sseseeeesggisessgsssges&sso /-' -#3 v m^'i >5 . .' w... / \ ' C :,: a*T> -ssTfr .?*.<- is-'-, y. /r> ' ir? ?" - '* '-' *-'v' , i> f < * m JAM^mw '<' , : /-' f o />-' ' <l -- /' .;:,! y v. M'y/L- ^ ; NV ^-? ? ;' HOE STOHE, COLUMBIA. S. C OUR FIMS ve found favor with everybody ;abcs and men, the little girl in aafores and her mother and her a nam other. They are of the reet, delicious, wholesome, Ht-in-your -mouth kind, and fre anxious to have you try pm it' UAn nr*rv + Vnn-r thfir?rfi cts ofJour ovens. If you do .ow we won't have to ask you. iiDLISSaER'S STEAM BAKERY, COLUMBIA, S. G, NOW! 8 Sve Per Cent. | 3 to do your ^ am full of beautiful designed B ipers are of fine stock and 1| discount now. Prompt and H IT STORE, I Columbia, S. C. m nd 1 O cents Store. M