Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IF YOU WA the newest in and Furnishi the New Stoi . I lumbia. We stock. You prices right, new shades s Prices Range $12.5 Our stock of the best that shown in the* to see us. m < I SCRUGGS Leaders in Styl 1404 NUN St. PHONE 5 ;The Lexfegton Dispatch. i..nA o torio ~ vreuHVtvay, juiiv a, ?*?%#<#? Index to Nffw Advertisements. We Sell Everything?W. P. Roof. iDry Good8?Mimaaugh's. 'Announcement?Tapp's. Globe Tonic. Boys' Clothing?T, H. Williams. , Cotton ICarket. Lexington 10%c. ? --r?: 7 r ,4+ . \ Tie Lyrio. The Lyric theatre, in Columbia, continues to grow in popular favor with the theatregoing public. Manager Rockefeller announces the best show this week he has ever placed on the boards and this is saying much. If you miss going to The Lyric this week you'll miss the opportunity of a life time to so? some of the best performers on earth?all for the small price C$ten cent9. * g - i i ; V ' i ? ; If/ " '1 i > ; 1 s * ? * : i 1 m % ' S I 3 HHBHiHBnB > Deale % v * . Clothing, Ha ng Goods vis re when in C i have no o will find oi Suits in all ti ind latest cu1 0 to $30.00 Blue Serges has ever be< se parts. Con & SWAI le and Quality 106 COLUMBIA, S. FOR SAL I The most valuable pr inBatesburg, S. C? situa the center of the city, lot, two story brick bi with two store rooms 1< long. Six office room large hall seating ca 500, now used as an house. Best mercantile in Batesburg. Terms ei J. J. KAMINEF Gadsden, S! C. Bains So Xuch Same The heavy rains of last wee great deal of damage to crops said that Hon. D. F. Efird was heavy loser in that he lost 200 of oats in the freshet. Mr. J Corley was a heavy loser also. For your flavoring extracts, ge to The Bazaar. WE W p in G I WE == Played Two Games. The Lexington Juniors played two We games last Saturday afternoon, com- this i ing out victorious in both. The first game was between the Juniors and one 0 Lexington Mill team which resulted teemi in a score of 8 to 3 in favor of the his h< ,uo Juniors. l0 0, iii The second game was played with * I i ? i ? .1? i. l 11 _ nf flori jaw | uaz urove, me result Deing 1010 11 in ?-? I favor ?f the Juniors. wido^ >0" Another game will be played on His r< JJ Satorday. gnmr At The Grand. iir Man'ager Davenport, of The Grand i theatre in Columbia, is experiencing g J D He much difBculty in accommodating the Arthi crowds that flock to The Grand Cohei "g every night. The program for this J week is unquestionably the be9t yet, g and the people are showing their ap- Marti preciation by their attendance, b P \ Everybody should see the perform- Sam' ances at The Grand this week. Jacoi . ? - T. A. 15 The Caldwell Hotel. m. l. mlt is pleasing to note the growing " popularity of The Caldwell Hotiel in ~ ^ Columbia under its new management. JJ. W JLw This hotel is bein^ patronized by all 0. M. the leading traveling men. I b is head- ?. B. quarters for the T. P. A.'s, and U. C. T.'s. There is no better hotel in the D. Ec M entire country and the rates are most reasonable?$2.00 pei day. Lexington 2 people will find The Caldwell an ideal place to spend the night. rick ^ * * * in th C Sheriff Corley. from * Sheriff P. H. Corley continues to improve slowly. He i9 not able to Mr. ?? travel much and has only been up is offe town twice. It is not known if be of pre will be able to attend court next week, know is the Cotton Squares. " Anaefv Mr. Wesley Berry, of Pelion, in- , vr vj form8 ug that he has plenty of cotton Lted ill squares on his farm. Mr. Berry lias Sctl Toro-o recently purchased a house and lot in p..? the town of Pelion, paying $600 for . lilding the property, it is said. j s?and Bowland-Frye. Jntys On Sunday morning Mr. MelvinFrye and E paClty and Miss Mary Rowland drove up to Agric onera re81dence ?f^ev* D. Quick der th * j and were happily married. A large educa ) Stand party of friends accompanied the App uv. CODPle- ___ t, ' Q-lobo Toaic. Schoii In this issue we print an advertise- f ment of Globe Tonic. This is said to anf1 J be one of the best patent medicines manufactured and we recommend it to a*v-rt1, tfifO. all sufferers. k did a _ _ T * ' Clems i./ it is Cream Social at Gaston. gin s a very The Ladies' Aid Society of Gaston, App , . will serve ice cream and refreshmests of Eai bushels jn grove, near the depot, at that ed infi ohn P. place, next Saturday, from 3 to 6 p.m. I hip E . For A terrific cyclone passed over Syl- and ct always vania, Ga., on Thursday and left de- ^gfc struction in its wake. : SELL El mmmmmmmKmrnsmmmmmmmmmmmmmm . P. I GENERAL LEXINGTON Sir. Louis Siealy Dead. learn just before going to press norning that Mr. Louis Shealy, tf the oldest and most highly esed citizens of the county, died at )me near Summit last night at Mr. Shpniv vac R9. vpara I e and is survived by his aged ! w, four sons and one daughter, emains will be laid to rest at nit this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Second Week Jurors. derrick, Killian A Stoudemire, ir N Dreher, J Andrew Shealy, q H Swypert, W Tol Sharpe, tlier Hallman, Jas W Corley, Hite, John D Killingsworth, in L Warner, Jno D Kelly, Vhitehead, Jno A Frick,' I E Wiggers, D Julius Dickert, b W Fulmer, Geo C A rehart, Shuler, Jessie J. Koon Wannamaker, L. F. Price . Frye, F. L. Corley L. Site9, Ed. S. Ridgell . Corley, Karl F. Oswald Shealy, W. E. Rauch Goodwin, J. J. McCartha Warren, Fred W. Buff I. Keisler, Geo. B. Fields )r. Derrick in Hospital. ; many friends of Dr. E. P. Dervill be pained to learn that he is e Columbia haspital, suffering rheumatism. ? ? J. J. Kaminer, of Gadsden, S. C., ;ring for 9ale that splendid piece >perty in the city of Batesburg, n a9 the Kaminer building. This most valuable piece of property tesburg. See his , advertisement s issue. olarship and Entrance laminations Clemson Agricultural College. ;he oounty courthouse on Friday, tnd, at 9 A. M., the Scholarship Intrance Examinations to Clemson ultural College jwill be held une direction of the county board of ?2 MUU. >licant9 must be at least 16 years i and must be prepared to enter rreshman Class. There are no irships in the Preparatory Class lass is open to a limited number s who cannot reach high schools ho are living in sections of the where school facilities are poor, irships are worth $100.00 and Tuitien. The next session of ion Agricultural College will be>pt. 8. 1909. >ly to the County Superintendent acation after June 20th for needormation concerning the ScholarIxaminations. catalogue, further information u*ds upon which to make appliea>r entrance to the College, adP. H. MELL, President, Clemson College, S. C. fERYTH MfP I VI ha I 1 , s. < BUHHHnHUBS nnnnHnnraBi & 8\ I Does the Baby Suffer I / S large From the effects of teething? fij 70R B Giye the little one the kind of I ioess tiona nourishment that will renew and Accoi sustain its strength. Try some of our Ou: Sunbrights Infant Fond or amou Matld Milk *Tery basin They will stay on baby's W8 Ci stomach when all other foods are wjtjj rejected. We look after the youngster's comfort, too. Our Soap, Talcum Powders, Puffs, UAH! etc., are gratified to the skin and beneficial as well. Our infant's mwm department i9 a boon to mothers. _ Sen See it. St. Sb Rev T THE KAUFMAN DRUG Sunday COMPANY, Catechu LEXINGTON, SOUTH CAR. Fine c Harmar GLOBE TC POSITIVELY THE BES1 Liver and Kic It acts directly on the liver and kidneys, pi the bowels mildly (without griping pains), st;p?r>vt:hfin thp. fintirft svatftm* that; tirprl ?pp' aches, fulness of the stomach after meals, coi and a constant desire to doze, are nature's Tonic i9 needed. Nothing will remove these effectively as the Globe Tonic. To convince will do all that we claim for it, we sell the re cents, and guarantee the first bottle to bene! you paid for it. Sold by all druggists every^w 1436 Assembly street Columbia, S, C. MURRAY DRUG CO,, COLUMBIA, S. C IING I CHANDI \ VS WELL AS ones are welcome here? leed not wait until your busbas assumed great proporbefore opening a Oliecking J ant, DO SO TO-DAY. 1 t r patrons regardless of the j' mt of business done, receive - courtesy in all matters of 8 ess entrusted to us?and 8 is nothing in safe banking I rnnoc perform. Talk it over' our cashier. BLINA NATIONAL BANK, COLUMBIA, S. C. IT rices At St. Stephen's. ephen's Evan Lutheran church S. Brown, pastor. Services 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock Sunday school at 10 a. m. [mens,4 p. m. iigars and smoking tobacco, at i's Bazaar. * (NIC i r FOR THE Ineys irifies the blood, moves and will build up and ling, dull, heavy head- I ited tongue, foul breath, \ timely warning that a troubles as quickly and you that this remedy j gul&r $1.00 size for 50 it or refund the price rhere. Samples free at ' j DISTRIBUTORS. | SE ; j I