Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< "JttUHBIS CHALK," Oak frame, velour cashions. The kind other dealers are asking $7.50 and $10 for. Our "Lexington , price,' $5.50. Order by mail. p - vrvt ' OAK ROCKER" n , * Very Urge and comfortable. fjO. Well made.. Has steel rods in'Sna and seat. Wood on cobblers seat, "Lexington price, $2.50. ' Order by mail. - * P?' ?? gfltoog egegogea ii: 6w9Q C?c5c56a x t kTTV ? SZ when neediu see me/before CO following to rec gg Itabeock. Bocl gg Eager, Bro S3 Stadtter, Milt S3 1 car Pitt^bur? CO Farm 69 T alan "hciTTCk a -pr ? UMMV UVV T V U? AW 22 ets and Robes ? also kept on he fjg sure to see me 1 i M> E raMM 69Q69 6969696; (SSS W A full line of ,M Boys' Hats, Mi i! LADIES' Dress Goods of Percales, Ging will find every my store. Tin vited to see my T II All ^ Uexi r 0 | I fc~WTf . | I >'# /,% JJ:t r4> z#^- ' v /" 4': 1 I ?r li DRESSER, A. B. MIRROR, 22x28 inches. Well made. Well fin ished* Top 18x42 inches. |8.00. JITE COMPLETE W HE LION Fr< Lumbia, . : o ] i Lar anvthine in mv line be s' you buy. I -offer Bargains ; iuce my large stock of goods k Hill, Taylor-Cannady Bn< m and American Carriag iurn, Thornhill and Russell H ; Perfect Fence from 2lc. yai ear Ellwood Fencing. Implements of all Kinds. ill line of Harness, Saddles, I ilways on hand. Paints of a ^ ? * * 1 AN ma. JtsricK, J_iime ana uemen before you buy. i. RUTLANI BATESBURC, S. C. )6Q69696a6a6aG969( UUUL Gents* Furnishings, M m's Pants. CLOAKS AND CC all kinds in all the new hams, Worsteds. In 1 thine: that's new and si W 6 3 prices are right. La r line before buying els ing[ton9 S* C 3 !\ (I 8 Jr? i I M \\ t ' j ' wash stand, with Toilet, 12x22 inches Well made. Top 17x30 inches, all oak. Glass on top, $5.50. /ITH TOILET $19 jnt Bryan's Book Sto: ? RDER - BY - MAI] SMM MM . HE KNEW Al 5656? 6565 And That Waa V CyP teretted jyQ The sudden m: are to team that was co in tha 5#? halted was euouf ILL tLLt? wfef driver was surprl 09 ; took his hat off ai JJffc | who was workinj , 25 same time callin yffifts S5 volce: 5Bim g? "S-a-a-y, t-h-e-rC9 "What do you v Who was worliir ww leaned over the i fonnnc 69 go of the lines ov dllulio. 69 <<Didn fc y?u hea jjv UI " 'Bout what?" J S3 "It's goin* on." Ill Up. fytj "What's gcin'o "Land sakes! T J Ye'll be sayin' n ww j die an' leave a v Try ter have a nun 10 er fellers don't si SS "Course I know Blank- EEf "An' the case c 11 Trinrl ?w raornin'." Li. KlTiLl "I knowed that t. Be fiS "Thon why w ]SS ! courthouse takin' 1 same ez the rest "Waal, ye see, m, tfcWk season with me. jVT? ekse ter * W? Ji ?w in an' liearin' 'era But I dunno's I the lawyers gits jsRhlfc Free Press. $jO| They Don Tl HtflftiCWkfiftitilljBlifli AMI) iglii "You love lorg try?"asked tbe sweater. "Yes, indeed," ~ man in the green k 0%band and bucklet out in the countr i "Gracious! I d a wonder she do. ?New York Hera No Mother (vicloi small boy's face ?Johnny, didn't blacken your fa .\yiJL u mi i v?. again? Here I ! nVF half an hour, and ijllw Boy (between Ifp M Your little boy?u ATS a ored lady's boy.? |Jj 2$ Three F SI ' The city child i weavGs frjends a xeT?ta! 9 t,je country, n . "Oh. it was awf tact you flu "Well, how ]>iz't * "Three flights." tylish at M **wYork!!!!!: 1! w 7116 Firj HlPQ5 in- Efflofl H-e uttered a jo; 111 "And I am real i hrdjUi/l man 3'ou ever kiss sewhere. W3I "l>s-ciareRce^ W %/* V/. MNWI rpjoincdi her riKl "The others all t ^ I on landgof the <tlV| |w Jaw will be rjgi lly <1| Emanuel Long, ! \3tscr-'" ' -]3 j2^*&??Sfr*^ t BED 75 INCHES HIGH. Quartered oak rolls head and foot. All complete with slats and rollers, $6.50. .98, FREIGHT PAID re, 1 1 1 : boutn uaronna. ?r 30UT LAWYERS. Short Pithy Stops. /hy~H? Was Not In- me(^e80me third party cause In the Case. ' many a divorce. inner In which the It's nothing to a man's credit if no ming down the road one will trust him. ;h to show that the T., . . . ,, , ., . . ... ? It's a sign a girl likes to be kissed if sed at something. He , & B id waved it at a man 3he 8ayB 6he dosen't. j in the field, at the A man who never accomplishes anyg at the top of his thing always looks the part. e,? It's awfully hard to find your confiasked the man dence after it has been misplaced, ig as^he came and When you are expecting an oppor:ence without letting tunity it usually misses the train, er his team. r 'bout it?" woman is as truthful as her mirror. ' ' !t \ w " There's hardly anything people can ? . . . tike more pride in than thinking they 'heres a man fur ye! , est yer uncle didn't have ""omnia. dll that mentions ye The more friends a man has the t o' money if the oth- more they think he ought to fesl lcceed in breakin' it." i honored to rob his family spending 4-i.? * 't I . . 'J * uuktc tWU jLLUII?od?" dred and forty-two acres, more or less, " the beautiful girl bounded on the North by lands of lip curling slightly. James Sharpe; on the east 'by Alfred ook the initiative."? Sharpe and James Sharpe; on the south by Drayton Smith and E. D. Hammond; and on the west by Alfred Sharpe and IS NOTICE. tracttobe dividwi and sold in i any one to shoot five separate and distinct tracts, plats hunt, in any manner, of which may he found in the office of ; undersigned. The the Clerk of Court on day of sale, enforced on all vio- Terms of sale: Cash, purchasers to pay for all papers. D. S. Kyzer, SAMUEL B. GEORGE, R. B. Rawl, Clerk of the Court. George Rawl, Graham & Sturkie, Attorneys for . Earr. plaintiffs. ru mm. j ^ money on tuem. ome up fur trial this j j If a man reads a joke in a funny too." | paper he wants to make an after-dinner I asn't ye up to the speech two hours long so as to get it an' interest inter it oif in the middle of it. 0I\ .em o i The first thing a man believes he this here s a busy ? If I hedn't nothin' ought to do when he starts on a trip uldn't mind droppin' i9 to make cap drivers, sleegping car i argy back an' forth, j porters, and waiters think he is a care much which o' j millionaire. the money."?Detroit [ Final Discharge. ' ~ j ~ This is to notify all persons that I t Speak Now. will apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., rambles in the coun- Judge of Probate for Lexington county, girl in the white South Carolina, on the 15th of January, 1909, for a final discharge as adminis- j responded the young trator of the estate of Olin Rawl. t hat with the purple W. D GUTTER. 1 shoes. "When I go 4wl0 Administrator. | y all nature seems to Final Discharge. on'i blame her. It is <phis is to notify all persons that I isn't laugh outright/' will apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., ild. Judgeof Probate for Lexington county, South Carolina, on the 16th of January, Wonder. [ *909, for a final discharge as adminisisly scrubbing her j trator of the e"tate ?? Jac?>> Mayor. with soap and water) 4wjq Executor. I tell you never to ce with burnt cork STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j bave been scrubbing County of Lexington, it won't come off. Court of Common Pleas, gulps)?I?uch?ain't M. L. Reister in bis own right and as eh! I's Mose, de col- administrator, etc.. and Orrie Kish, Judge. plaintiffs, against r u+ w u Harriet Berry, et. al. defendants. 'S f * ?. ?. In obedience to the decree of his vas describing to ner Honor S. W. G. Shipp, of date Decem1 tree she had seen in ^er ^ filed jn the above entitled case, I will sell at public outcry in u! big/' she said. front of the Court House door, at Lexthey asked. iugton, S. C., during the usual hours of mrop th* answer? sale on the first Monday in January, came IBS answer. ^ ^ f(),lowil)g d,.sc^bcd r(jal pr0? erty, to wit: _ All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in Bull Swamp 7ous cry. Township iu the county of Lexington, I V 31 Till trill V 1 llP Wlfri fi\ o f avac r% 1 111 r> ? L .... I "OAK CHAIR" Rattan Seat well made and weli finished. Our special price, "Lexington," 50c each Order by mail. KcELROY-eHANN'OU BPKLNG BEDS, ffrir it ffff'frrl CROWS . THE BEST $3.50 Spring in the United States Our special price, "Lexington," $2.50. Order by mail. Few women waste money?if they haven't got it. Notice, Pension Applicants. The Pension Commissioner for Lexington County will be in the Auditor's office on each* Saturday in January, 1909, to give out suitable blanks to each applicant. All applicants must appear in person for blanks. No blanks will be sent out except in very extreme cases. Further instructions will be given when applicant applies for blank. The County Pension Board will meet on the first Monday in February, 1909, to pass upon applications handed in to commissioner, after which date no application blanks will be given ont. The Representatives and a1| others are requested to send to commissioner the names of all pensioners who have died or moved ont of the county since last pension roll was paid. a If TIAAT? o. ujl. nuur, Pension Com. Lexington Count v. 6wl2 * STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, Court of Common Pleas. H. Archie Haltiwanger, J. J. Ealtiwanger, Texanna Samuels, Mittie E. Alewine, Lenora EJeazer, Kizzie C. Chapman, Martha Ann Haltiwanger, Lula Fulmer and Wilbur Haltiwanger, plaintiffs, against H. S. Haltiwanger and Burtelle Haltiwanger, defendants. Partition. In obedience to the decree of the court herein, signed by Hon. S. W. G. Shipp, presiding judge, and dated December 10th, 190?, 1 will sell to the highest bidder at public outeiy, before the Court House door, in Lexington, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in January, 1900: All that piece, parcel or tract cf land, situate, lying and being in the county of Lexington and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and six (106) acres, /-\t? lnoft o/linimn/y * * t" liiuiu ui ciiiu. aujuiuxujg vx9 at present, Wilbur L. Haltiwanger, Lula Falmer, W. A. Bundrick, J. O. Chapman, Jas. B. Addy and H. A. Haltiwanger. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, balance on a credit of one year secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold, with interest from day of sale, with leave to purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE;, Clerk of the Court: ' Lexington, S. 0., Dec. 14th, 1908 Messrs. Edrd & Droher, Plaintiffs-. Attorneys. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Court of Common Pleas. J. H. Ward, TJaintiff, against Nelson Sims, Defendant. Foreclosure. In obedience to the rfpcree of tin? court herein, signed by Hon. J. W De-v ore. circuit inrio-^ a^A ..1 * w?0~, uaoci jL/fccruber 11th, 1908, 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 the first Monday in January, 1909: All that piece, parcel or lot of lan^ situate, lying and being in New Brookland, county and state aforesaid, front 50 feet on Augusta street and running back 110 feet, adjoining lands of J. R. Brown, George Miles aud others, being a part of the Jot of laud conveyed to me by John R. Slmler, May 14th, 1892, recorded in R. M. C. office for Lexington couuty in book 'LL," page 210, May 27. 1892. Terms of HooU -.'UAV. vuoa. x uiuiiitiitr tO pay for papers. SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk of the Court. Lexington, S. C., Dec. 14th, 1008. Adam C. Melborn, Esq., Plaintiff's Attorney.