Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. GIN SU FOR We can undoubtedly furn J to repair and fit up youi factory will sell you. We 1 owners, and that price is rig ders for Plain and Stitched Double Leather Belts, Stitc Belt Hooks of various k Twine, Files, Babbett Metal * Lubricati First Quality Red Sheet Packing at Cloth Inserted Sheet Packing at. ; Jenkins* Sheet Packing at Garlock Spiral Packing at Black Squadron Rod Packing at ^ Tucks' Square Packing at All Goods aro Guarantee ISHICK & 10! COLUMB Attention, Farmers Granulated Sugar 20 lbs. for $1.00. 25 lb. Sacks $1.25. Tine Coffee Boasted, 13c, 14c, 15c, 16c and up to 80c. Green Coffees, 12c, 14,16c. VIaaV nn /I tv> l tafl too o \JX CCii) UiaVA (Uiu III i ft vvms) 25c, 30c, 25c. 40c, up to 80c. Eice, all grades at special prices. See us while in town and v don't forget to try our Ceffee and Teas. ? SOUVENIR EVERY SATURDAY. C. 0. Kenny Company 1699 Main Street. Columbia S. C. WEAR y, Our special $3.50 Oxfords and know the comfort and satisfaction that goes with wearing Oxfords that 4 fit you right. A shape for every foot in a style that will please. Tan and Black. Ehrlicli's Shoes Wear Besf, * Co=t I.es*. EHKXiICH'S, ! COLUMBIA, S. C. DR. HILTON'S Li FE vc\q ttte Liver and kidneys A VEGETABLE COMPOUND A pi e as ant invigorating medicine. Very effective in the cure of Dyspepsia, Indiges, tion, HaHtual Constipation, c and all their effects, such as nausea, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, etc. Perfectly regulates the LIVER and corrects all disorders of the KIDNEYS. Of great benefit in female complaints. For sale at the BAZAAR, Lexington, S. C. Wholesale by The Murray Drug Company, COLUMBIA S C. Electric Bitters Succeed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and* female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE it is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. I I % PPLIES 1909 ! ish your entire requirements * gin at prices as low as any | lave but one price to all gin ! ht for you. Send your or- ! Rubber Belt, Single and hed Canvas Belt, Lacing and ' inds. Gin Bristles, Brush' i- ' ! wmmamamammmmmammm ing Oils. 31c lb. lie lb. j 69c lb. j 44c lb. 26c lb. 26c lb. d. We Want Your Orders MCE, INC.,1 IA, S. C. THE JEWELEB 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C. j REPAIRS WATCHES AKD JEWELRY Makes Them flood as Hew j' MEDALS , I AISD ; BADGES. 1 ' < Manufactured in Onr Own ; Shops for Schools and j Other Purposes. , i ] AVERY, The Jeweler ! I ! 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C 1 : Final Discharge. 1j This is to notify all persons that I ; ( will apply to the Hon. GeorgeS. Drafts, j i Judge of Probate for Lexington county, ; 1 South Carolina, on the 4th day of A a- < gust, 1909, for a final discharge as ad- i miuistrator of the estate of Elizabeth j oei/.itu, ucwaM'u. J. S. Wheeler, - 1 4w??9 Excemor. i The Bazaar wiii continue to serve its patrons with fresh Baker's Bread j from the well known Riedlinger bakery ' tmtzcouch | Iahp PURE the LUNGS I I with Qr. King's j | New Discover; for c?tgshs i ? and all throat and lung troubles. a ; IGUABANTEED SATISFACTORY! I SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20. N. B. These schedule figures show the time that trains may be expected to i arrive and depart, but the times stated i are not guarantoed. ! DEPARTURES FROM LEXINGTON. NORTHBOUND. 1 10:18 A. M.?No. 8, daily for Columbia and intermediate points connecting at Columbia for Spartanburg and Asheville. Parlor cafe car Columbia to Asheville. Arrive Columbia 10:50 a. 111., Spaitanburg A: 1 p.m., Asheville 0:15 p. m. ! 6:55 P. M.?No. 1J0, daily for Columbia. Washington and the East also connects at Columbia for A>heville. Through Pullman sleeping car to New Y ork. Pullman sleep ingcar Columbia to Asheville. Arrive Columbia 7 ;>o p. m . Wash iugton 10:4<> a. in., New York 5:00 p. in. ! SOUTHBOUND. 7:28 A. M.?No. 129, daily for Augusta and intermediate points. Arrive Augusta 10:10 a m. Pullman car. 5:44 P. M.?No. 7, daily for Augusta and intermediate points. Arrive Augusta 8:?5 p. m. Summer excursion tickets now on sale. For further information call on ticket agents, or 0. H. Ackert, V. P. & G. M., Washington, D. C. W. H Tayloe, G. P. A., 1 WasJiington, D. C. J. L. Meek, A. G. * P. A., Atlanta,"Oh. W. E. McGee. T. . P. A., AagOhta, Ga. i 1 i v_- .... I Avoid Trouble Ii Women, when threatened 9 with a mishap, should take I u Cardni and prevent the tron* H We from occurring. I si In yonr delicate condition a it will save yon much pain c m mJ mIoam 'I'tmnraniio haira Iinu HlUUJi lUWIUMiilUIMIV H tried Cardnl before eoaflne- fl " mentand have found tt of * wonderinl benefit. | \ iCARDUll CJ I Mrs. Fmk Nehoh, oil f Mexico, Bo* writes: last I year I was threatened wNk I H a mishap ud Wise oi Ctrdnl I c helped me mare than any I ft effcermedldne. Now I have I H a fine healthy boy. I think I ? Cardnl the finest medicine I I t| know of for female troubles. I and I wish all suffering wo* I ti men would try K." Ik . bet Cartful. m * Sold everywhere* I b HBBHHHHSBB9BH p ? i( Little Kcuataia Reunion. u The Newberry college reunion will be held at Little Mountain on Friday, n the 6th of August. 2 The second week of court for Barn- ^ well had "to be called off because of the 3 Jlness of Judge Ernest Gary. n Albert Garlington, a negro waiter f< at Gray's hotel, Laurens, shot himself in the breaston Wednesday with apis- 3? bol, in an attempt to commit suicide J no account of domestic troubles. He w ill prbably die. tl The mayor of Florence on Wednea- p Say fined a white blind tiger $50 in ? each of three cases. n A young white man named Guy ^ Stradley stole a suit of clothes from j, Lhe residence of a Gaffney citizen 011 ii Sunday. When arrested he had the a suit ' n under his underclothes and ^ mother suit. He must have been CiOt. If yon have pams in the back, weak back, or any other indications of a weakened or disordered condition of the ^ kidneys or bladder, yon should get De- t< Win's Kidney and Bladder Pills right awaj* when yon experience rlie least dgDs of kidney or bladder complaints, o but- be sure that you get DeWitt's Kid- d aey and Blad'ifr nils, we Know wnnt | o. they will do for yon, and if yon will T send ^our name to E C. DeWitt&Co., I'tl Chicago, you will receive a free trial j b box of these kidney and bladder pills. | d They are sold here by Kaufmann Drug i( Co. e George Stanley a well-to-do farmer of Hampton, and a bridegrom of a week, committed suicide bv blowing i 1 i off the top of his head with a shotgun, j When the stomach tails to perform its functions, the bowels become de- j d ranged, the liver and the kidneys con- : gested causing numerous diseases.< The ' stomach and liyer must be restored to ;1 a healthy condition and Chamberlain's ' e Stomach and Liver Tablets can lie de- j a pended upon to do it. Easy to take ! and most effective. Sold by all druggists. a s Mrs. Tally Rabon was killed by j h lightning at her home in Horry coun- | a ty on Tuesday. ; c . j*'S Don't Get A Divorce. j t A western judge granted a divorce j s ^ .n .? ; oil account 01 .'ii'icuijit-i ami umx ^ breath. Dr. Kii g's New Life Pills \ ^ would have prev< uted it. They cure ! Constipation, can?ing bad breath and ; Liver Trouble the ill-temper, dispel j p colds. banish headaches, conquer chills. ! p 25c atKaufniann Drug Co., Derrick's Drug Store. -?.ndel Drug Store. ? Tangible Asset. j "I believe I'll promote a transports- | , lion company." j "Land or water?" "The latter, 1 think. For the former j I'd need rails and right of way, but in J h a water proposition I'll have an ocean j s to start with."?Exchange. j . _ i i & For Future Reference. : "That lawyer is very tricky." said I Mr. Cumrox. "I wouldn't think of j meeting him socially." "Neither would I." answered Mr. i Dust in Stax. "but you might give me Lis office address."?Washington Star. A Correction. "Your hair wants cutting badly, sir." | said a barber insinuatingly to a ens- . tomer. j "\*n it doesn't " renlied tin* man in I the chair. "It wants cutting nicely, j You cut it bndlv last time." Almost Personal. ("Vlestine ? And has Mr. Error's ^ church such a small congregation? Hilda?Yes. Indeed Every time he says "dearly beloved" you teal as 1^ you had received a proposal.?'Bohs* mlan. COL. J. C. HOPE DEAL. On Saturday, July 17, Lexington ounty suffered the loss of one of her lost prominent and highly respected itizens, Col. J. C. Hope, of Hope Staion. After an illness of less than a *eek he succumbed to the terrible efrct* of internal blood poisoning. In his death his native county and grounding counties lest one of their tost useful and distinguished citizens, ol. Hope was a man of the highest ppe of character and was the fortunate possessor of as many friends and cquaintancea perhaps as any man in exington county. He was born in 'exington district August 23, 1845, ^ rt/vw /\ f G ftn rt TnV^n PVmio^ uu WW5 KUO 5UU ui OCUOWIVUUUVIUIOan Hope and Louise C. Hope. He as baptized in old historic St. John's utheran church on the first Sunday i November, 1SI5, by the Rev. Geo. [altiw&nger. Jr. He afterwards beame a confirmed member of the same hurch and was always an active and lithful church member. Numerically this division of the iope family wag small one, Col. J. . being the only male member of the imily to survive and rear a family, [e had only one sister, Mrs. Dr. L. C. [obbs, and one brother, young John ulius, both of whom preceded him to le grave. Col. Hope endured the hardships of le Confederate war. Had he been illed in that'great time "that tried ten's souls" the Hope name v.ould ave become extinct in thi9 part of ountry. He was a member of Comany G of White's battalion, Light rtillery, Capt. W. L. DePa99' battal>n. He surrendered in North Caroua under Gen. Joseph Johnson. At the time of hi9 death he was a lember of Jas. D. Nance camp, No. 36, Newberry. His immediate survivors are his rife, Mrs. Martha F. Hope, one aughter, Mrs. Mary L. Hipp, of Polaria, Jno. J. Hope, of Columbia and 5ur grandchildren. Col. Hope was the uncle of Col. Jno. '. Hobbs, of New York and Dr. James [. Hobbs, of Chicago. Many people with chronic lnng and broat trouble have found comfort and alief in Foley's Honey and Tar as it ure.s stubborn coughs after other treatlent has failed. L. M. Ruggles, Reasor, Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I ad consumption, and I got no better ntil I took Foley's Honey and Tar. t stopped the hemhorrhages and pain i my lungs and they are now as sound s a bullet." All Druggists of Lexingm and Henry Drug Store, Chapin, S. I Married. On July 18, 1909, by G. A. Goodwin, otary public, Mr. John Lee Sturkie 5 Miss Ellen Z. Lucas, all of Lexingdu county. If people with symptoms of kidney r bladder trouble could realize their anger they would without loss of time ommence taking Foley's Kidney Pills, 'li.s great remedy steps the pain and be irregularities, strengthens and uilds up these organs and there is no auger of Bright's disease or other serius disorder. Do not disregard the arly symptoms. All Druggists of Lexlgtou and Henry Drug Store, Chapin, .0. If articles of clothing, hcushold ren and underwear are properly olded the ironing will be found much asier. Spread the articles to be ampened on the table one piece at . time. Sheets. j illow cases, towels nd plain underwear should be clamp ned slightly, if at all. Tablecloths ,nd plain underwear should be dampr.ed slightly, if at all. Tablecloths nd napkins and all starched things hould be made very damp. Put all lems, selvages and corners together nd fold. Roll starched articles in a loth. Colored clothes should not be prinkled until an hour or two before hey are to be ironed. The most | atisfactory way to sprinkle clothes 5 to use very hot water and a whisk room. When burning refuse in a stove, tut a handful of salt into the fire writh : aud there will be no unpleasant dor. Butter the kettle in which cereals ro to be cooked before the water or -Ml- ; . *- 'iMtAfAvxt n/\?Wnntc itlii IS JJUl III LW rem sticking. The cotton oil nrll at Bishopville as been sold to J. J. Lawton for the um of S;30,00U. IEALTH i^SURA^CE j The man who insures his life is ! wise for his family. The man who insures his health | is wise both for his family and himself. You may insure health by guarding it. it is worth guarding. At the first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the LIVER and manifests itself in innumerable ways TAKE ??> And save your health. Does not Colo* AYER'S HAIR 1 Stops Falling Hair An fl Destroys Dandruff M:afc Composed of Sulphur, Glycerin, Quinln, Sodium Ci Water, Perfume. Ask vour doctor his oninion AYER'S HAIR > Does not Color J- C. At?q OoMPAyr. Lowell. The Place to Buy AT BOTTOM PI THE FACT NO^ LISHED WIT POPULAR FIRB P. M. FF Chapin, S COLUMBIA CRO THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR C. RETAIL AT Flour, Bacon, Lard and Sug We carry evevything in the Crc chief aim is to please. Try us you will be convinced. Corner Plain and Assembly SI COLUMBIA, : I THE R. L BR & ? ? ? A 0 | 1 The leading Book I Stationers. Are S 1 for all School Bo I them in their two ] I when in Columbia. \w iS ft $ ii' ft | Two Stores on Mair ft & | COLUMBIA, .... ft iii vmaumajammKwemmaamammmsmmKaxmmaa m lamawmmama fc. 0, BROWN I 1730 mm STREET, COL >i < [s where you can iind one of ?PAIN" I OF ALL KIN] DOORS, SASI BLINDS 6 | LIME AND CI 1 CABINET MA v Call or write for Prices. Blacksmith and Wheelright. ; 50U||| I am now located at ] IT ton, prepar- : , od to do any kind of Blacksmith, f Wheolright and repair work. Horse- j One shoeing and cast work a specialty, j m the! Promptness niv motro. emy e> 40 (4. "BRIGHT S\\ YGERT. Appl - . ? - - : . . - Of l(i ai Sewing Machines. j The Davis Unique and other new their e improved drop head machines; nicely i iects f( finished in oak; easy running and per- j ^re feet sewing; fully guaranteed; for j Gramn sale at factor}* prices for cash, or on ! Arifhir easy pajments, at The Bazaar. j jc ?qUJ tf Rice B. Harman ^ppj guardk Send us your orders for job printing, i Citadel envelopes, note and letterheads, legal i blanks blanks, cards, etc. All work execiit- j Col. O. " " -1 j ~ - I ad prompt J y ai>ci in rim ciahs wu?x j (c?iwn, i I inBauaaaHBaHBBBM ' the Hair /IGOR :legant Dressing tes Hair Grow llorid, Capsicum, Sage, Alcohol, of such a hair preparation. ' the Hair Mass. Your Goods tICES IS 7 ESTABH THE I OF IICK, . C. CERY COi, ASHWHOLESALE PRICES. ;ar our Specialties tin a. nnH nnr before you buy and m m m a ireels, near Market, S.C. YAN CO, 1 / & $ ifr & ' $ | sellers and | tate Agents | oks. Visit I large stores j & an icr & & $ i Street, # & $ - - - S. c. g BflMMHMHHnMMBBHMHi mm, s. g. j the best stocks of | 3S I a, i GLASS 3MENT. 1NTTT.13K I * ***-* mm* mt m . n ^ Carolina Wlitary Academy, Scholarship Examination . vacant beneficiary scholarship South Carolina Military Acad:ists in Lexington county, icants must be between the ages ud 20 years of age, physically for military service, of good character, and unable to bear xpenses at college. The subirthe competitive examination lited States History, English lar, Descriptive Geography, letic. and Algebra Throquadratations. icants tilled out by parents or ms must be forwarded to the I 1T.,1 -- unit Tl i nui) iuici i Willi juiy Z3vii. rur or further information, addrefl , J. Bond, Supt. Citadel, Char* S. C.