Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r Our bnsine f everything appe .9 we carry one of \ freight, and whi j Come in and yoi # bargains we are 5 Of latest styles f farm to the styl J Of every descri] 5 to please every! Ties of ever j * appear well dre ? Never buy u; 4 department stoi f erate what Mim 5 have the goods 1 t will be served p: ??? J- L ?wwvw% ^aprotection that protects Three Policies in One; Fire, Wind, and Lightning. Prom the visitation of these uncertain elements, we protect your stock by paying you, in case of death, or a broken limb, caused by any one or all three of the above disasters. Write to us direct for application blanks, or any information you may desire. Deal "direct- and save agent's commissions. Our rate is upon the basis of $1.25 for an insurance of $100.00, for a period of twelve months. This gives you protection by the only bonded Live Stock Co. in the State. Farmers' Live Stock Life Insurance Company. Rock Hill, S. Ceow Sewing Marines. The Davis Unique and other new improved drop head machines; Dicely finished in oak; easy running and perfect sewing; fully guaranteed; for sale at factory prices for cash, or on easy payments, at The Bazaar. - - w TT luce is. -narman. THI / W-WJ, L'l^ejWWfl l'.lllll?IHJU?,'W<!WIMI UMfHWI rill " iss continues to grow mo taring on the market. 1 the grandest stocks of i Lie our store is now full c i will be delighted with i offering. Mimnaugh's: U A T C I M l *3 of all colors in felt. Stn ish Panamas, just in for Shirts ption for spring and sum )ody. r conceivable kind that j ssed. a til you have inspected :e. We have the goods, maugh carries in stock, to please you. Ask for romptly and courteously Shoes! i We handle the celebi for men, all styles. The other makes of the best s Children and Infant i The best to be seen in C( Shoes for farm and hi appreciate the values in 1 stock whether you buy k well Known lor dress ana j| because they have alway I . embraces the latest lasts m pair of nice shoes, and tin w appeal to closest buyers. . M i n *VVVVVVVVVVVVV PBNCIL AND SCZSSOBS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. This begins to feel like going fishing. E. U. Shealy, Esqr., of White Rock, was here Monday on official business. Miss Essie Efird has returned from a pleasant vicit to Batesburg. Buy your egg dyes at Harman's Bazaar. Magistrate F. P. Sheuly, of Fredonia, was here on Monday. i Mr. Geo. W. Asbill, of Leesville, was in town Monday on business. Buy your Easter post cards at The Bazaar. Bier line to select from. Mrs. M. W. Meetze spent Saturday in Columbia. Farmers are busy with their crops j just now. Buy your egg dyes at The Bazaar. A fine line of Easter post cards just I received at Tne Bazaar. ! Mr. J. Henry Bodie, of Leesville, | was here yesterday on matters of | business. I Mr. W. N. Martin, of Brookland, | kindly handed us his dollar while in ! Columbia last week. { Mrs. John B. Seay, of near Lexing| tDn who has been quite ill, is much improved. Mr. G. C. Gantt, of the Black creek : section has accepted a position with the Coli.mbia Sneet Railway Co. Dr. W. L. Kneece, of Baxter, president of the County Medical Society, was here on Monday. Dr. R. H. Timmerman, ofBatesburg, j was in attendance upon the County | Medical Society on Monday. Col. D. T. Barre, of Gilbert, accom panied by his charming daughter, Miss Gussie, was in town on Monday. mmmmmmmBmBmamma??? Tt e Leaders, Th< re popular every day f 'he wonderful success < aerchandise in the Car )f bargains in all depar what you see- Order 1 is the place and here y iw Hats from the chea your inspection. mer wear, and unden; ire necessary to have this feature of our gre It is impossible to er for it is his aim alway what you want and T. Why go elsewhere. Shoes! Sho ated Bannister and Grossett Queen Quality, Selby Shoe Co hoes manufactured for ladies. Shoes in variety of styles and i >lumbia. ard wear guaranteed the bes' this department you should se or not. All the shoes we carr I substantial wear. They are po s given satisfaction and the and no one is wel1 dressed witl 3 interesting part is that the ] inaug C o I u m b i vwwv^www: Send us your orders for job printing, envelopes, note and letterheads, legal blanks, cards, etc. All work executed promptly and in first class order. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bouknight, Mr. E. P. West and Miss Carrie Derrick, of Leesville, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Shealy, on Sunday. ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wooford's Sanitary Lotiou. Never fails Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. 6ml3 Our young friend, Mr. Walter Klecfcley is now with the wholesale fruit firm of F. Germany, on Blanding street, in Columbia. If you are due us anything on subscription kindly send by mail if you are not coming to town. "Every little bit helps." WANTED?Bones, scrap iron, brass, old rubber, and all kinds of rags. Will pay highest prices for same. Columbia Junk Co., 805 Gervais, St., Columbia, S. C. 4w23. Jodie, the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Seay, of near town, has been seriously ill with pneumonia. Di. J. W. Geiger, of Congaree, while in town Monday called in and handed us his dollar for another year's J subscription. Miss Pearl Stuart, the beautiful and nharminer daughter of Mr. John M. Stuart, of Columbia, is visiting her aunts, the Mi.ses Stjart, on upper main street. Before you bry your <hoes for summer wear, see our stock in low quarters, oxfords, &c., for ladies, gents and children. We have the latest styles and the prices will please you. Meetze & Son. This is Easterjweek at Mimnaugh's. Bargains prevail in every department and the store is filled with buyers. Join in the crowd at Mimnaugh's^ Tino PEurr mid aim 0 Price Fixers of 1 or we give personal atte: of our business has enthr olinas. New goods are rmeuts we are bound to dy mail if you cannot cob ou find just what you ws II MIMM VI I ivi II pest You will find rr^o ^ Spring and Summei voai you Mim ater Eaoh garment uimS to elegance of design a make them much " ready-to-wear garm es! Shoes AU the new 8 ' an(* grays and blues are finish. single breast modeh ^ ^ As we buy stricl V 1/AlV y **re ten per cent, on yon puiar stock S? $10.00 b & C I a , $. C . WWWV^WWW* | The Citizens' Telephone Co., now I has connection with Irene. A pay j station has been put iD, which will be j of great convenience to the people of that section. fc We have just opened an up-to-date line of hats. They are stylish, of good quality and the prices will < I astonish you. Don't buy before you * see our hats. Meetze & Son. J Mr. E. F. Crout, of Gilbert, and Mrs. Lottie Jeffcoat, of Swansea, both } of whom were reeentlv onerated imnn U L ?x J at the Knowlton Hospital in Colum- { bia, are well enough to return to their homes. ( Capt. G. A. Lucas, in whom there is ^ no other, the popular piano man of Augusta, is spendeng a few days in Lexington. Capt. Lucas has many friends here and his coming is always / a source of much pleasure. ? You will find it to your interest in { buying groceries to buy them at H. M. Wingard's. He carries something J good and the prices are always right. When you want something to cook go to "Hu3e." Dr. D. M. Crosson left Monday for | Jacksonville, Fla., where he goes as a delegate to the meeting of the medical association in that city. Dr. Crosson is one or the leading physicians of || the county, and is deservedly popular. Miss Mae Boozer, of the College for Women, came home yesterday to be at the bedside of her mcther, Mrs. j b Lizzie Boozer, who has been quite ill j cl for the past several days. Her condi- ! u tion, we are glad to report, is better. , The display of Etster hats of every j. conceivable shape, trimmed in elegant j ^ flowers, etc., and the grand exhibit of j Easter and summer dress eroods were ! never more beautiful. See them be- ! . fore you make your purchases. i in OEM TO^ 3atesburg and neigl ntion to gather the lai Lsed our efforts and v coming in dailv bv 6 catch everything ne-1 ae in person to secure i int. AUCH'S the largest assortment of Clothes in the city at naugh's contains style, originality, rid smoothness of finish that classier" than the ordinary ent. hades of elephant, greens, shown in both double and 3. bly for cash, we can save you r clothes purchase. to $30.00 / o m p ^wwwwwvw* FUR'NI We have openei md fresh line of "VYT a. c LU juuburt;. w e Sligh & Allen buil :he James L. Ta; )ur line is too num we will mention t Furniture, Sto^ ?ans, Matting, Shades, Lace Cur Furnishings of ev< COME WHETHER I GASH AIVTD OUT R. C. WILLIAf 338 and 1640 MAIN ST. The Rev. N. N. Burton, of Bates- J nrg, the new pastor of the Baptist i nurch in this place, called in to see ! I s Saturday. The Rev. Mr. Burton j a3 already won the hearts of his par- j hioners here, and the church has j tken on new life. I Rutland has made another big cut ; i prices. Read his advertisement. i HMM?aaMB?BggBMMEU HIMMWn ? lfcoring towns. best novelties of ? Tith ample room *express and fast ? iv as it appears. ? some of the many * A I m i i 5 _ Michaels-Stern & Cq, ? Rochester. N. ?< ? $ any, I 'VWWVWWwS ITURE i a new, complete latest desisrns in occupy the old Iding next door to pp store. While Lerous to mention, he following: ' res, Ranges, OrCarpets, Rugs/ tains and House j sry description. STOU BUY OR NOT. EASY TERMS , US (SONS, COLUMBIA, S. C We beg to again remind our subscribers of the fact that we need~"s money. We have lots of subscribers^^ wnose time will soon expire and unless they remit in time we will be * forced to discontinue their papers." Better be prompt. For Sale?A New Davis (Unique) sewing machine, improved drop head, cheap either for cash or on easy payments?installment plan?a bargain. Apply to Rice B. Harman.