Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. A ?M. W. HA WES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. NEW BROOKLAND, S. C. ; Practice In all Courts. Business solicited. ; November 1.19G5. O. M. KFIRD. T. E. DREHES. EFIRD & DREHEK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1 LEXINGTON C. H., 8. C. ; Will practice in all the Courts. Business I solicited. One member of the firm will always be at office, Lexington. S. C. J xr ppTnir ATTORNEY AT LAW, | CHAPIN, & 0. ; ' Office: Hotel Marlon, 4th Boom. Second Floor. Will practice in all the Courts. Thurmond & timmerman, attorneys at law. WILL practice in all courts, Citizens' Bank B'id'g, Batesburg, S. C. We will be pleased to meet those having legal business to be attended to at our office In the Citizens' Bank Building at any time. Respectfully, Wm. THURMOND. - G. BELL TIMMERMAN, Albert m. boozer, attorney at law, \ COLUMBIA, S. 0. Omos: 1336 Main Street, upstairs, opposite Van Metre's Furniture Store Especial attention given to business entrusted to him by his fellow citizens of Lexington county. George r. rembert attorney at law. 1931 LAW RANGE, COLUMBIA, S. C. I will be glad to serve my friends from Lex1 ngton County at any-time, and am prepared i o practice law in all state ana Federal Courts. Law Offices, C ) Residence, 1529 1909 Washington < > Pendle ton Street. Street. ( ) : Office Telephone No. 1372. Residence Telephone No. 1036. nrrr a \TO WJC3UIU AV All O, LAWYER AND COUNSELLOR. Columbia, S. C. DR. P. H. SHEALY, DENTIST, LEXINGTON, S. 0. Offio^ Up Stairs in Roofs Building. DR. F. C. GILMORE, l) DENTIST. . 1510 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. 0. OnusHoubs.*9a.rn.to2 p. m., and from 4 s to 6 d. m. Dr# d. l. hall, DENTIST COLUMBIA, S. C.J a r' Lutheran Publication Building, 1626 Main St. Office hours 8 a. m., to 5:30 p.[m P*c- ^ 190?--6m * THE WORLDS 6REATES1 SEWING MACHINE j mm i # iv a % If yon want either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary Shuttle or a Single Thread [Chain Stitch] Sewing Machine write to , THE HEW HOME 8EWIN0 MACHINE COMPANY Orange, Mass. Many sewing machines are made to sell regardless ct Quality, but the New Home is made to wear. Our guaranty never runs out. fiftirf iiv nnihnriztHl dealers only. FOR SALK BY W. P. ROOF, Lexington, S. C. r E. C. DREHER, Agent, FIRE INSURANCE. REPRESENTING j HOME INSURANCE CO., N. Y. - INSURANCE CO OF N. A., PH1LA 1 GERMAN-AMERICAN, N. Y. GLOBE AND RUTGERS, N. Y. TEUTONIA, NEW ORLEANS. SOUTHERN STOCK FIRE, GREENS, BORO, NORTH CAROLINA. ^ ' STRONGEST AND BEST OLD LINE ; FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. LOCAL AGENCY \ LEXINGTON, S. C. * * ? 6. W. L1NDLER, * I Chapin, S. CM Has an|np-to-date line of AAPPiue 112 n AiCITCTC UUITMd An u unaivti* On hand, at prices to suit everybody. Prices range from $1.50 up to $50.00. Call on me and I will save you money. I am prepared to furnish a hearse whenever desired in connection with my un^ dertaking business. Jan. *2.3m HAIRRBALSAM Clet2??? and beant:fie? the half* Promote* a loxurlkni growth. If ever Pall* to Bestore Oray Hair to its Vouthful Color. Cure* acalp diteue* A h*ir falling. ?Jc,ani|l.wet Draggirt* Aug 30, 1 y f? 7 1 i. SCHOOL CLAIMS. ! COSTTIXTED FROM PAGE 4. 251 H A Branson, teaching 405 00 ! *52 " 44 44 4 05 CO | 253 J P B?uknight 44 40 GO 254 Sue L Aaron 44 1 7 50 J 255 a Alfred E Rawl 44 10 50 255 b J A Whitten DG Co rent 24 00 256 Maggie Shuler teaching 40 00 257 S L Dreher in expense 36 50 258 W E Black prin teaching 200 00 259 Mary V Peterson 44 12 5 ) 260 Mary B Aaron 44 4 0 00 261 Lola M Smith 44 4 0 00 262 D A Jefcoat 44 40 00 J?tro Rnntman " 40 00 fcW JU V W 264 D F Shumpert furniture 3 55 265 Alfred Gunter repairs 8 10 266 Thad W Dreher teaching 27 50 267 H W Fulmer 4 4 80 00 268 44 44 4* 100 00 269 A F Swygert 44 60 00 270 H H Haltiwanger 44 62 50 271 J Frank Kaiser 44 5 5 00 272 W P Cline 44 4 0 00 273 44 *44 40 00 274 G A Mills 44 50 00 275 Sue H Corley 44 32 50 276 Hattie Hook 44 40 00 | 277 44 44 44 40 00 | 278 R H Holiday 44 5 8 50 j 279 J E Ballington building 39 07 i 280 A M Hollo way teaching 25 00 ] 281 Robt Hall institute ex 3 00 282 Dora Shirev teaching 40 00 283 44 44 " 44 4 0 00 284 W H Lower furniture 73 50 285 Emma McMahon teaching 25 00 286 H M Wingard repairs 6 35 287 Wui Titley teaching 7 85 288 44 44 44 17 15 ' 289 H L Harrison 44 55 00 j 290 Luther Hutto fuel 3 00 291 John C Swygert building 30 90 j 292 Lela Fulmer teaching 30 00 293 Olive Haltiwanger teaching 42 50 294 Ora Belle Martin ? 44 6 0 00 295 Martha McCleave/ 44 35 00 296 Harry E Daniels 44 3 0 00 297 J P Richardson furniture 8 75 298 Minnie Ratteree teaching 40 00 J 299 Thos C Likes 44 25 00 j 300,Paul J Corley 44 2 5 00 301 Sarah Quattlebaum 44 20 00 j 302 Birdie Addy 44 4 0 00 303 Austin R Rawl 44 30 00 304 Ethel A Dreher 44 54 00 I 305 Heber Ballentine 44 40 00 306 C G Williams 44 60 (0 307 Hattie C Booker 44 2 5 00 Qrvfl ? < 95 rin 309 Ola Gunter " - 35 00 310 Cartia Weimorts 44 ' 35 00 Tir;i^?n ?< 1 Q Oil -EiUHIia ?l usuu ? ? 812 44 44 35 00 313 E U Shealy 44 6 7 50 314 Merna R Biley 44 30 00 315 Maud Dantzler 44 35 00 316 Vera Houseal 44 50 00 317 Teddy Maybin 44 40 00 318 Carrie Powell 44 40 00 319 Josephine V Baily 44 25 00 32) Lillian Lancaster 44 35 00 3<*1 Sudella Kleckley 44 40 00 322 44 44 ' 44 4 0 00 323 Hafctie E Harris 44 25 00 324 Chas T Clarke 44 50 00 325 H A Dooley fuel 3 00 326 Walter R Bowman teaching 6 00 327 H J Dominick *4 25 00 1 328 M A Baker 44 25 00 329 W P Cline 44 40 00 330 Jacob W Fulmer 44 6 0 00 331 S S Lindler 44 54 69 | 382 Kate Shaler 44 35 00 i 333 Eula Epting 44 3 0 00 334 A L Smith 44 35 00 335 S P Frick 44 50 00 ! 336 Annie Belle Riser 41 40 00 337 W H Jones apparatus 6 50 338 C A Fellers teaching 78 50 339 Mary Able 44 4 0 00 340 M Eva Hite 44 | 35 00 341D A Jefcoat 44 40 00 3421H Alston 44 15 00 343 44 44 44 30 00 344 Frances Singleton 44 2 0 00 345 D J Hallman 44 30 00 346 Jas D Langford fuel 9 00 347 Rena Smith teaching 35 00 348 Jno D Boland building 15 00 349 R H Holliday teaching 65 00 350 Julian A Price 44 - 50 00 351 H A Brunson 44 405 00 352 Verna Maybin 44 49 50 353 Mrs Rosa Hutto ground 40 00 354 Nettie Fulmer teaching 35 00 355 E Bowman 44 10 00 356 44 44 44 15 00 357 Li lie Mae Coleman 41 40 (t 35; Mary Stone apparatus 7 41 3o9 W L Whitaker fuel 6 20 360 Lessie Walsh teaching 40 00 OR1 Qam'l T " 60 00 IA/A UWUl A %* 462 Mrs J E McFaddin 44 45 00 463 J E Counts building 15 00 364 Sallie G Ellis teaching 45 00 365 a Ella R Wilkie 44 40 00 365 b Jacob L Kiser 44 60 00 366 Martha McCleave 44 8 75 367 Blanche Kyzer 44 40 00 368 Bonnie M Smith 44 25 00 369 Kathleen Cleckiey 44 30 00 370 Hattie Henry 41 25 00 371 a Geo Drafts, fuel 3 75 371 b Harry E Daniels teaching 15 00 372 P M Alexander 44 65 00 373 Catherine Stephen's 44 25 00 374 Sarah A Walker 44 30 00 375 Eliza E Pugh 44 26 00 376 R E Shealy 44 65 00 377 W D Hill 44 50 00 378 Trannie Caughman 44 34 00 379 Editsb Pou 44 30 00 380 Olivia B Sightler 44 25 00 381 Lilla L Allen 44 35 00 382 R S Hayes 44 30 00 383 Wilhelmina ^ntley 44 40 00 384 Walter R Bowman " 20 oo i 335 Ora Belle Martin 44 70 00 336 J Frank Kaiser 44 55 00 337 J Ansel Caughman 44 67 00 388 41 '4 44 51 00 339 1 4 4 4 fuel 4 00 390 Sue H Corley teaching 5C 00 391 Davis M Moseley 4* 25 00 392 44 44 44 25 00 393 B N Bodie ground 275 00 394 Olive Haltiwanger teaching 42 80 395 Thad W Dreher 44 50 00 396 Maggie Shuler 44 40 00 397 Frances Grt en wood 44 25 00 398 ' 4* 44 25 00 399 Bertha Kleckley 4* 40 00 400 Vi c tori a C oop e r 44 35 00 401 W H Wannamaker bldg 13S 25 402 A L Staeey teaching 45 00 403 Mrs L B Reynolds teaching 40 00 404 Kezzie R George 44 40 00 405 Sylvia Morris 44 25 oo 406 Rosa BeJle Fallaw 44 40 50 407 Mrs A L Smith 4* 35 00 408 C M Meetze repairs 7 50 409 F L Kelsey ground 13 00 410 Bessie G Down teaching 30 00 411 44 44 44 30 00 412 M J Gardner 44 28 GO I 413 H L Harm an 44 5 5 00 414 Eva Bookman 44 4 0 00 415 John L Keisler fuel 11 93 416 Bessie Edwards teaching 20 00 417 Mary Stone '* 40 00 418 Lola M Smith 41 42 10 419 ft V Sawyer " 60 00 I 420 Louise Friday '* 40 CO j 421 Mrs John W Spann 44 43 50 422 Curtis Weirmoits " 35 00 ; 423 C G Williams 44 60 00 j 424 S S Lindler 44 45 31 ; 425 Hattie Parker " 25 00 J 426 A F Swygers 44 85 00 427 Thos C Lykes 41 27 00 428 Ethel A Dreher 44 54 00 429 Heber Ballentine 44 40 00 430 Mincy R Pouna 44 35 00 431 44 44 44 35 CO A32 Kat^ Shuler 44 35 0<> 4>3 Ja ) W. Fi Imer J' 60 i 0 *34 Ethel Lawrence 4' 47 Ou 435 Wm Titley 44 6 8" 436 Austin R Rowe 44 30 0 4*7 4 4 4 4 44 10 Cu 438 EBowman 44 20 CO 4o9 H J Dominick 44 1*50 440 WE Black 44 It) CO 441 Helen Stratton 44 40 CO 442 Hattie Cromer 44 36 00 44rt it t< ft 15 4Q iio - _ . 444 Sudella Kleckley " 4u 00 445 Vera Houseal 44 50 oo 446 Teddye Maybia 44 4J 00 447 Maude Dantzler 44 35 00 448 Merna R Riley 44 30 < 0 449 Carrie Powell 44 40 < 0 450 Hattie C Booker " 25 Ou 451 Lena J C Lucius 44 31 00 452 Emma McMahon 44 25 00 453 Sue Aaren 44 35 00 454 Mary B Aaron 4 4 40 00 455 Chas T Clarke 41 32:5 456 Allie C Fox 44 34 21 457 H A Brunson 44 417 50 458 Catherine Stephens 44 25 CO 459 Jacob M Williams rent 3 35 460 Eliza F Pugh teaching 25 00 461 J F Nelson rent 5 00 462 Ola Gunter teaching 35 00 463 W P Cline 44 40 00 464 H W Fnlmer 44 80 00 465 W H Suber repairs 53 17 466 Annie Bell Riser teaching 40 00 467 R L Lybrand & Co building 98 34 468 W R Bowman teaching 17 00 469 Kezzie R George 44 4 0 00 470 S P Frick 44 50 00 471 G C Hook rent 0 00 472 Sue Aaron teaching 17 50 473 Shull & We9singer repairs 9 22 474 Frank Ferril fuel 27 50 475 Andrier L Pace teaching 40 00 47 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 00 477 Lillian Lancaster 44 35 CO 478 Nettie Lowman 44 31 25 479 C A Fellers 44 75 25 480 Mary C Able 44 40 00 481 Eva Hite 44 3 5 0O 432 E J Etheredge furn.'t ire 23 ,0 483 Anna B Jackson teaching 25 Ou 484 44 44 44 14 00 485 Anna Lee Shaw 44 17 50 486 Eva Bookman 44 20 00 487 Lucinda A Smith 44 15 00 488 Davis M Moseley 44 2 5 00 489 S E Smith fuel 3 00 490 Sallie G Ellis teaching 46 10 491 Lessie Wal9h 44 4 0 00 492 Joseph Davis 44 12 00 493 Julian A Price 44 5 0 00 494 Blanche Kyzer " 40 uu 495 Edyth M Poo teaching 30 00 496 Catherine Stephens teaching 25 00 497 Hattie M Hook " 40 00 498 Annie. Harsey , " 35 00 499 " " 17 50 500 J L Glenn fuel 19 50 CONTINUED NEXT WEEJK. + Teapletons Put Zu Jail. Two of the Templetons, young white men, who have been out on bond under a serious charge since the early spring, several days ago left for th# other side of the Savannah. Their bondsmen, fearing they would wander too far away to find their?way back in time for their trial in October, reported the matter to the sheriff. In a very short time he had them located and now they are in jail where they will probably remain until court convenes. ?Saluda Correspondence. Washington Once Gave Up to three doctors; was kept in bed for five weeks. Blood poison from a spider's bite caused large, deep sores to cover his leg. The doctors failed, then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured me," writes John Washington, of Bosquevilie, Tex. For eczema, boils, I burns and piles its supreme. 25c at i Kaufmann Drug Co,, Derrick Drug Store, Sandel Drug Store. Jim Williams, colored, has been arrested in Edgefield on the charge of a: saulting Uieiia White, his sister-in law. Take Kodol at the rimes when yon feel what you have eaten is not digesting. Kodol digests what you eat sufficiently of any good, wholesome food. If you will just let Kodol digest it. Sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. The business men of Charleston held a meeting and declared themselyes as being in favor oft the county dispensary. If your liver is sluggish and out of tone and you feel dull, bilious, consti1 pated, take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight before retiring and you will feel ail right in the morning. Sold by All Druggists. The four churches of the Universalist faith in this state held their convention at Saluda last week. The i churches are located as follows: | Feasterville, Fairfield county; Mouni ton church, Newberry county; Mountville, Laurens county, and Bethel, Saluda county. The Baptist Courier says there are over (J0U Baptist Sunday schools in South Carolina. Soldier Balks Death Plot. It seemed to J. A. Stone, a civil war veteran, of Kemp, Tex., that a plot existed between a desperate lung trouble and the grave to cause his death. "1 contracted a stubborn cold,'' lie writes "that developed a cough that stuck to me in spite of all remedies, for years. | My weight ran down to 130 pounds. 1 Then 1 began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, which restored my health completely. I now weigh 178 pounds." For severe Colds, obstinate Coughs, Hemorrhages, Asthma, and to prevent Pneumonia it's unrivaled. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed Kaufman n Drug Co., Derrick Drug Store, > Sandd Drug Store. THE ST 919 Gervais St. Alex. - fl Headqi mlMk Notion* jSpf ^8ns flL THE: W ^ BA Everything for me: guarantee to save yoi Call to see us while in ALE) 9 19 GERVAIS ST., 3 Doors i Trying to Enjoin Liquor Else- ^gijgjBP tion. '4s Messrs. Hollman and Grace, law- feus wj* yers from Charleston, appeared before 5| V I Cnief Justice Jones last week in Lan- B J { caster for a rule to show cause. The |$ case involves an attack on the recent ijpf statute closing dispensaries and pro- |2g viding for an election on August 17 j charging unconstitutionality on two S // gr<mtds: First, that it violates the ? II article requiring the subject of the A (i act to be expressed in tie title, and W second, that it is special legislation. w| B Ko matter how long you have suffer- Si " ed, Foley's Kidney Remedy will help SS you. Mrs. S. L. Bowen, of Wayne, W. jgjj Va., writes: "I was a sufferer from kid- 9 n pv disease, so that at times, I could iS r\ not get out of bed, and when I did I jJ* could not stand straight. I took Foley's HR q. Kidney Remedy. One dollar bottle and i& OX part of the second cured me entirely.'' ^ It will cure you. Sold by All Druggist M and Henry Drug Store, Chapin, S. (J. H G-i Sterling Goods I $3 ? Sterling silver, cut glass, fine ||jj I china, clocks. A fine stock ^ ^ always on hand for you to g| select from. Keep us in mmd when want- === ing anything in Jewelry or LJ A I Silverware. ** ** j Good watch work and best eye glasses. If you can't come, send fcr Alv our catalogue or telephone your order to us. for ? ? . JXW.W/X w mm?l /"V p. h. LMiitini & i;u? JEWELERS, qui( 1424 Main St, Columbia, S. C3 'Phone 934 a ?= E. t CHAS.W. CBflMERftCfl REAL ESTATE Universi Bought, Sold, Exchanged, la^enghi! COLUMBIA, S. C. Good farm, containing (53 acres, 3 I C?lJe?e * miles southwest of Irmo: 34 acres in Board 512 ] cultivation, balance in wood, 12 ted in sDeci acres bottom, good 5 room house anp Forty-tw farm buildings, good water. Chead. ,--ino in 12(5 acres, 3 miles southwest of v Batesburg Part open. ^or fatal 12H acres adjoining town of Pelion. ^ P IV Good land, part cleared. Must go at once. C 3 lots at Park Place in Columbia, cost $750, will sell for $540. ? 581 acres, *4 miles northwest of Columbia on Monticello road. Near flirtCCf Ridgewood Park dwelling and out? WUrfL buildings. One nice large lot at Elmwood in Henry Neh Columbia, facing Lincoln St., $1200 " _ $500 cash, balance one and two years. Ui, One large lot at Colonial Heights ?340 cash. Ten deps Modern up-to-date Jlome at Shan- brarian; M don. Large lot, roomy house, mu<t director; A sell at once. " Two lots, 100x125 in North Colum- address J. I bia $100. Warned a good farm in Lexington County within a radius of S miles of Off Columbia. isunun List your property with us. We may sell it for yon. There is no ohnrjTfi nnlnsN we do. SPA We are agents for College Place High Grad property. See us l>efore buying. , ? " W ell eq Write or see us at SLOOND school; sma FLOOR MIMNAUGH BUILDING. able. Sessi catalogue Phone 420. Columbia, S. C. Headmaste AR STORE , Ayoub, Prop. COLUMBIA, S. C. iarters for Dry Goods, 5. fihnps. Hats and Cans. and Boys' Clothing. a STORE RGAINS n, women and children. We i money on every purchase Columbia. I A Y O U B Below Seaboard Depot, COLUMBIA, S. C. Ml SUMMER fUOTW EM1 \^ . IS NOW READY 1 Wrv The largest stock 9 of Summer Footwear 9 ^ *n State to select 9 J from. The styles are 9 clords, Sailor Ties, Pumps, Ankle 9 raps, and many other styles. 9 The leathers come in Patents, Kids, 9 ' in Metals and Tans. 9 Prices: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, 9 1.50 and up. 9 THE SHOE MAN 9 wV6"l IN COLUMBIA. 9 31111 (buying a| fays see E. A. Fellers | |^| || ||ft | Home-made Harness nnnu I Farm deai s, Repairs jgn,^ an extravagance if :k at lowest prices. its a PIANO. It brings enough brightness into the home to pay k PAI g for itself many times. You get the world's lis st. Columbia, s. c. best piano if you obtain it from us. ty of South Carolina us y?u kow >f arts, science, education, eaSl1? y0U SeCUre eering and graduate studies. One. rent courses leading to the ? m. uiiflK'QuirciPiuniiOT >er month. Tuition remit- i H mnLUIlL 0 mUOlUIIIUUOL I L3.1 C&9G9. 5 I 0 scholarships each worth j I 14-28 Main St. Columbia, S. C. I 1 and free tuition. ? | ogue^address, 9 ~ [itchell, President, JI ^I&NOS AND ORGANS I iolumbia, S. C. | MMnBznHnnM? ird: collegeIiTTuTbuaw 1 >on Snyder, A. M., Lift, j S if|, JJ, 11/llUTI/lll 8 LL.D., President. jf* i irtments; Libray and Li- ? DEALER II, S mnasium under competent | qp ? thletic grounds. Next ses- j ft /N | X Sept. 15. For catalogue f I J-Afl AY*Q I ) CAMEWELL, Sec'y, 5 UC11C1 Cll I Spartanburg, S. C. ^ J ' s?o0hoXFMUn*! | Merchandise, I rtanburc, s/c. ! r q0rner Majn ant| fjew Street, * e,.P!?ar,a,0.ry !-h,00',! i Opposite Confederate 8 }/icini. j iiii11lv-vi 7a II classes; charges reason- | J Monument, $ on begins Sept. l->. ror . (g ' m address A. M. DuPKE, g t cp r. Snartaubiirg, S. 0. | & I*6XlIlgtOIl, * b. I/.