Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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????? ? | GLOOMY | DESPONDENT / u ' ^ ( THINKING Of THE. I SUICIDE STUNT | SlM yAl'j^ A/VD X' FORGET IT SIMM6RS LIVER REGULATORI Mrs ihs Lhrsr to llooHhy Action I * ?* I uino iter uiadtu tnmin I 1| inillico urt nun in uvinu* | g * ?Li PBOFES SX02T AL CABDS. TFM. W. HAWES, if Attorney and Counselor at Law. *' , NEW BROOXL AND. S. C. Practice in all Courts. Business solicited. November 1.19C5. O. M. ZFZBD. 7. K. DBEHXB. Efird & dreher, attorneys at law, LEXINGTON 0. E.aO. Will practice in all the Courts. Business solicited. One member of the firm will always be at:0fflee, Lexington. 8. C. ; JH. PRICK, attorney at law, x chapin, 8. 0. ^ Office: Hotel Marion, 4th Boom. Second Floor. Will practice in all the Courts. Thurmond & timmerman, attorneys at law, WILL PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS, Citizens' Bank B'ld'g, Batesbnrg, 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, J. Wm. THURMOND. G. BELL TIMMERMAN, Albert m. boozer, attorney at law, *) columbia, 8. c. Octice :_1316 Main Street, upstairs, opposite Tan Mfetre'8 xrurniiure owr? Especial attention given to business entrusted to him by his fellow citizens of Lexington county. George r. rembert ATTORNEY AT LAW.N 1221 LAW RANGE, COLUMBIA 8. 0. I will be glad to serve my friends from Lexington County at any time, and am prepared >o practice law in all btate and Federal Courts. Law Offices, ( ) Residence, 1529 1209 Washington < > Pendle ton Street. Street. ( ) Office Telephone No. 1372. Residence Telephone No. 1086. ' W BOYD EVANS, YY .LAWYER AND COUNSELLOR. Columbia, S. C. DR. P. H. SHEALY, DENTIST, LEXINGTON, S. C. Office Up Stairs in Roof's Building. * ' * T\R. F. 0. GILMORE, 1) DENTIST. 1510 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. 0. Office Houbs.* 9 a. m. to 2 p. m., and from w 3 to 6 d. m. DR. D. L. HALL, DENTIST COLUMBIA, S. C. . Lutheran Publication Building, 1626 Main St. rwKnn j,Ani? 8 a m fcn n: .SO r> rm Viuvg xivui.o / M* M*., ww w.w- j_ Dec. 23, 1907- -6m <#. ~~ ~ ~ ' E. G. DREHER, Agent, j FIRE INSURANCE. REPRESENTING HOME INSURANCE CO., N. Y. INSURANCE CO OF N. A., PHILA GERMAN-AMERICAN, N. Y. * GLOBE AND RUTGERS, N. Y. TEUTONIA, NEW ORLEANS, k SOUTHERN STOCK FIRE, GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA. STRONGEST AND BEST OLD L-INE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. K ! LOCAL ACENCY LEXINGTON, S. C. . J I KILL THE COUCH I AND CURE THE LUNGS I mmm ? I with or. King s | New Discovery I for CS!??S ,a!wJ AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. B k GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY! I OR MONEY REFUNDED. | Dr. Boyd's Sure-Pop Colic Cure for <ock, and his entire line of reliable veterirarv remedies for sale at The Ba/Uiir. Srain Leaks. If you are making concessions tc comfort in the matter of your shoes it i9 a 9ign that you are getting oldei ?and wiser. With hoe:9 selling at ?8 a hundred Dounds we can't call some men what we'd like to without first appologizing to the porkers. We know men who turn glad smiles towards people who help them make money and stern frowns toward the wives who help them save it. The sun do move! Just think how long it has-been since you heard a temperance lecturer who spent most of his home telling what a horrible drunkard he used to be. What has become of the gay old farmer who always replied to the question concerning his rye yield that he hoped it would "go about four gallons to the acre?",! The average woman works so hard getting ready for her vacation trip that she hasn't time to get rested up before she has to come back home and take up the old grind again. We are always sorry when we see a calico-salaried man trying to keep up with a silk dress wife. But we are sorrier when we see a silk dress-salaried man trying to keep his w ife in the calico dress,?The Commoner. TREASURERS REPORT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4) 201 Chas Jones work 3 01 202 J M Pas8 salary 18 00 203 H M Wingard supplies 22 45 204 " 44 44 36 85 205 H C Shealy lumber 52 47 206 A D Lybrand lumber 82 11 207 G A Goodwin salary 15 00 208 Mitchell Hollo way wk a tjail 1 50 209 C D Barr supplies 3 65 210 H A Lorick shovels 5 00 211 W D Long lumber 13 24 212 O B Steele shop work co 9 25 213 P H Corley dieting pris 16 20 214 G C Price wk oft bridge 65 00 215 Brodie Lumber Co lumber 48 02 216 D E George supplies 10 34 217 Meetze & Son 44 5 90 218 S F Ellieor conv lunatic 4 45 219 Saml B George salary 29 16 220 J C Fulmer lumber 1 70 221 Scott Hendrix coffins 10 00 222 W D Dent salary 25 00 223 J E R Kyzer salary 51 30 224 P H Corley lumber 39 80 225 W G Asbill milage etc 9 30 226 Adam Haltiwanger payment on mules etc 75 00 227 Jas W Chapman lumber 1 56 228 E Long lamber 3 42 229 G M Harman printing 11 00 230 Otis O Drafts plow Handles 1 20 231 G M Harman books etc 61 56 232 B D Clarke salary 18 00 233 J B Wingard freight etc 23 39 234 P H Corley serv notices 10 90 235 D T Weed transfering pris 1 50 236 Emanuel Long cost share ex repairing Augusta road 178 16 237 R H Jennings ins on jail 130 00 238 S C Penitentiary cony hire 68 00 239 G H Koon frgt on material 17 57 240 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs pauper allowance 6 00 241 S D Mathias supplies 4 60 242 Adam F Corley contg 8 00 243 D T Barr keeping Wm Rawl 4 00 244 Jno Brazell sal gd c g 10 00 245 Jess^D Roof supplies 1 75 246 Charley Jones wk on c g 3 85 247 J M Pass salary 10 00 248 WiR Goodwin salary I 9 38 249 C L Meetze salary 50 40 250 Jno W Frye paving, street 131 11 251 BrookavGoodwin salary 9 38 252 D H Shannon shoeing mis co o uu 253 Geo Bundrick hauling etc 6 00 254 S D Fulmer washing 4 CO 255 No claim issued 256 S P George conv lunatic 3 50 257 J R Bouknight milage etc 2 70 258 G M Harman sta printing 14 09 259 H E Miller lumber 10 35 260 B D Clarke salaiy 13 25 261 C D Barre supplies 3 50 262 H M Wingard 44 101 54 263 M D Harman 44 25 25 264 J E R Kyzer salary 51 50 265 Timmerman & Oswald sup 3 80 266 J E Kaufmann medicine 5 20 267 M D Harman supplies 3"00 268 Meetze & Son 44 6 50 269 H G Eleazer exam lunatic 5 00 270 W E Black services 3 00 271 Frederick Disinfectant Company supplies 25 00 272 P H Corle sheriffs fees 2 00 273 44 44 conv lunatic 4 55 274 44 44 dieting prisoners 30 60 275 J D Jacobs lumber etc 5 00 276 S B George salary 29 16 277 Toney Harris ,w on c h gds 5 00 278 Corley & Connelly supplies 21 85 279 B B Barrett freight and dray 35 280 A T Hutto pro in lunacy 5 00 281 W D Dent salary 25 00 582 S J Leaphart stamped envel 1 091 283 Jno G Long repairing bdg 4 50 284 E J George lumber 3 75 285 Thad W Dreher services 6 80 286 Thos H Senn witness 3 65 287 Lorick & Lowrance sup 120 34 288 Monts & Shealy lumber 12 12 289 L H Shealy terra cotta 5 20 290 S C Penitentiary dieting Ned and Brack Toland 25 60 291 Columbia Supply Co sup 5 30 T T TTTr ? 3 ? ~ in in zyz j j wingaru services iu ru 293 Geo S Drafts pro in lunacy 20 00 294 Dr E P Derrick med serv 7 00 295 " " "ex lunatic 10 00 29(> O B Stelle scrapes etc 2 00 297 No claim issued 298 B F Tindell work 12 50 299 W H Bickley & Co beef 3 Go 300 F W Shealy, treasurer, jury and witness pay bills 5,817 00 301 G H Koon freight etc 3 6G 302 B E George work 25 00 303 Austin Bros road scrape 125 00 304 S C Penitentiary conv hire 51 44 305 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co supplies 102 68 306 E U Shealy salary etc S4 55 307 B J Gunter wk on bdg 1 15 308 Sam D Fulmer salary etc 99 95 309 H C Shealy lumber 76 55 310 L C Hutto serv as deputy 5 so 311 U W Jefcoat salary 71 25 312 A B Bachman mag and con 112 50 313 O H Steele worK etc iu 314 Caughman & Harman team hire 5 00 315 S J Miller dieting prisoners 7 SO 316 Geo W Asbill sal as const 37 45 317 J W Eargle exam lunatic 5 00 i 318 C W C aughman sal as const 31 05 | 319 \V II Kjvi: wk on bridge 4 00 1 320 H G Eleazer exam lunatic 11 55 > 321 B P George wk on p b 3 00 . 322 D F Shumpert tools 9 0) | 323 Frank Langford capt pris 5 00 324 M D Harman supplies 9 00 325 Henry Lyle9 " 13 50 [ 326 C L Meetze sal as gd c g 10 75 327 J M Pass 44 44 15 00 ' 398 W P Timmerman nro lun 5 00 i 329 R H Timmerman pro lac 5 00 330 Brooks Goodwin salary 10 00 331 Jesse Roof supplies eg 1 50 1 332 Darby Drafts 4 4 4 4 80 333 Walter Hook 44,4 1 00 > 334 Ed Seay 44 44 2 00 335 Jno Bras well sal as gd c g 15 00 336 F P Shealy magistrate 42 97 337 J B Wingard commutation l tax paid out 174 00 338 D E George sup for c g 138 54 339 44 44 44 44 13 95 ! 340 Scott Hendrix supplies 16 15 341 Snelgrove & Hallman lum 11 16 [ 342 E P Derrick post mor exam 10 00 343 44. 44 serp hand jail 25 75 344 B D Clarke salary 14 50 ' 345 P H Corley dieting pris 30 60 346 National Office Supply Co supplies 5 50 347 Meetze & Son supplies 1 00 348 Dr J W Sandel serv at c g 3 00 > 349 Dr E P Derrick 4 4 44 4 4 4 75 , 350 Geo S Drafts salary 33 50 351 Frank W Shealy salary 75 00 352 Thad W Dreher 44 3 80 353 WD Dent 44 26 00 354 J E R Kyzer salary etc 51 30 , 355 G ^ Derrick 44 44 62 50 356 W K Hook wk on bridge 1 50 357 Scott Hendrix supplies p h 6 35 358 F W Shealy, treasurer, pstg 7 80 359 Geo S Drafts pro in lun 10 00 360 G M Harm an printing etc 21 14 361 Sam'l B George stamps etc 8 56 362 44 44 44 salary C C C P 29 16 363 M P George sweeping c h 1 50 364 S J Miller cap prisoners 15 00 365 Corley & Conley sup for eg 20 51 366 P H Corley del of insane 5 40 367 Home Bank steel t'k etc jail 176 00 368 P H Corley milage etc 12 20 369 W P Roof guano for p h 79 30 370 Wm Rawl pauper alllowance 2 00 371 J S Reeder conv lunatic 5 75 372 W H H Newell surveying Edisto Co line 348 00 373 Meetz & Son supplies yd 374 P H Corley supplies 8 30 375 P H Corley salary 250 00 376 Meetz & Son supplies 7 35 377 H M Wingard supplies 81 61 378 Corley & Conly supplies p h 1 35 379 B E George work on c h 77 70 380 H M Wingard supplies 21 20 381 F C Cockrell rep bridge 3 75 382 Burroughs Adding Machine Co adding machine 375 00 383 Lee A Lorick supplies 279 18 384 J B Wingard sal as clerk 37 50 335 " ' " postage etc 2 75 386 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs pauper allowance 6 00 387 Geo H Koon salary 225 00 388 S C Penitentiary clothing for convicts 72 60 389 D T Seay for oats 6 50 390 A F Corley rep bridge 8 00 391 W D Dent salary 33 33 392 J W Amick building bridge 10 50 393 C L Meetz salary 53 95 394 Brooks Goodwin sal as g c g 10 00 395 John Brazwell sal as g c g 20 00 396 John R Corley lumber 17 95 397 Geo H Koon freight on bridge 33 60 398 G M Harman printing etc 16 15 j 399 Morgan Caughman lumber 1 36 400 Meetze & Son supplies 5 15 401 D E George supplies for eg 14 25 402 W E Black services 3 00 403 J E R Kyzer salary eg 51 50 404 C C Yont hay for eg 42 60 405 D T Barr keeping paupers 2 00 406 H M Wingard sup for eg 76 25 407 H A Lorick sup for eg 5 75 408 Geo S Drafts pro in lun 5 00 409 Sam;l B George salary 29 16 410 B D Shumpert work etc 3 00 411 D W Addy lumber 4 50 412 Lorick & Lowrance sup 38 60 413 No claim issued 414 Lorick & Lowrance sup 40 45 415 Ed Seay beans for c g 1 00 416 G B Wingard beans for c g 1 00 417 Darby Drafts beans for c g 3 55 .41G Harrtlina "EncririPPrinc Ho Slin 256 00 WW* ?0 ' ?X" ?' 419 J C Shealy lumber 5 74 420 P E Lowman lumber 15 38 421 W D Long sup 3 20 422 T B Aughtrey & Co sup eg 1 05 423 J R Langford pro in lun 5 00 424 " " " " " 44 5 00 425 Reynolds & Craft tools 8 60 426 S C^Penitentiary eon hire 01 00 427 E M Martin boarding pris 2 00 428 T E Campbell erecting tank at jail 73 40 429 No claim issued 430 P H Corley arrest 4 15 431 B D Clarke salary ' 16 50 432 P H Corley dieting prisoners 44 30 433 Snelgrove & Holman lumber for bridge 9 65 434 E L Derrick lum for bridge 6 04 435 B E George railroad fare 14 00 436 O B Steele work for c g 3 85 437 Lee A Lorick & Bro sup 5 03 438 D E George supplies 70 54 439 S D Fulmer sup for p h 10 11 440 Hugh G Stokes surveying Calhoun county 131 00 441 Corley & Conly supplies 33 05 442 Dr J W San del service 6 40 443 Dr E P Derrick service 2 25 444 44 44 44 44 post mortem 5 00 445 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs allowances for pauper 3 00 446 Geo H Koon sundries for c g 2 85 447 J L Shealey allowance July 2 00 448 Ben H Earhardt lumber 2 25 449 H Z Adams lumber 2 47 450 41 " " " 11 19 451 Brooks Goodwin salary 15 00 452 J J Hite supplies for c g 18 15 453 J C Bailey work 8 15 454 C L Meetz salary 50 00 455 John Braswell salary 20 00 456 J M Pass sup for eg 1 60 457 Sam D Fullmer work at ph 4 00 458 J Frank Wingard express etc 2 00 459 J A Wessinger lumber 14 75 460 C B Doyle Co sup for jail SS 50 461 Dr J J Wingard ex lunatic 5 50 462 Geo S Drafts pro in lunacy 5 00 463 P II Corley conv lunatic 4 55 464 " " " arrest 13 20 465 11 'l " dieting prisoners 67 20 466 S F Corley lumber 59 00 467 Dr E P Derrick pro in lun 5 00 468 W D Long lumber 9 88 469 J E II Kyzer salary 52 00 470 C C Yont hay for c y 9 79 471 Byron E George work 1 50 472 I) E George sup for c sr 152 00 473 C L Bouknight lumber 15 14 474 Dr E P Derrick service 10 30 475 B D Clark salary 12 50 476 D T Barr allowance 1 50 477 W I) Dent salary 34 33 47s Samuel BGeorge salary 29 16 479 S M Kikurd work for c g 2 25 480 il M Wingard sup for c g o5 J 481 II M Wingard sup for c n: 12 90 482 Corley & Conly sup for c g 09 4s:i I )r J W Sandell services 2 00 484 H M Wingard sup for o g 21 75 4S5 II M Wingard sup for c g 49 70 ITHE S 919 Cervais St. Jgf "4 Me No Everything f< guarantee to sa^ Call to see us wh A I 919 GERVAIS ST., 486 Lorick & Lowrance sup eg 1 00 487 Lorick & Lowrance sup eg 8 40 488 Lorick & Lowrance sup eg 12 80 489 J H Eargle & Co lumber 6 40 aon w s Rhinehart lumber 12 70 491 D F Shumpert supplies 9 00 492 S C Penitentiary con hire 61 00 493 H E Miller lumber 11 57 494 J L Shealy allowance 3 00 495 Adam Corley allowance 4 00 I 496 S B McMa9tergun for guard 22 00 497 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs allowance as paupers 3 00 I 498 H C Shealy lumber 55 91 499 Dr J W Wessinger supplies and lnmber 106 40 500 U W Jefcoat salary 71 25 (TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) I When a lazy man finally doe9 get I started how he does work?for a few I minutes! Some men are so unlucky about I money matters they can even get into debt with having a family to do it for them. j A special to The State from Green- | ville says there are six or eight bad cases of pellagra in and around that city. eyerIaveTt? j If You Have, tfce Statement of This Lexington Citizen Will j Interest You. I Ever have a "low down" pain in the back? In the "small," right over the hips? That's the home of backache. I It's caused by sick kidneys. 1 That's why Doan'9 Kidney Pills cure it. Lexington peoples endorse this. Read a case of it: ~ * * "irk- C34- T.Qvinrrfnn (J. A. ijeiger, uepui ol. , . S. C., says: "For several months I | suffered from dull pains across the I small of my back and as they did not disappear, I came to the conclusion , that my kidneys were disordered. At I night after lying down my back pain- j ed me intensely and I also noticed an I irregularity in the passages of the | kidney secretion*. I was feeling miserable when I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at The Kaufmann Drug Co. I used them as directed and they proved to be the remedy I needed. They have helped me so much aiready that I feel T will soon be entirely well and it gives me pleasure to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to other sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price oO cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. i l | Honesty i I in Jewelry | E "If it came from Sentz's. yon 8 I know it's all right," is what one |j I of our customers remarked to I | I anotlier the other day. 8 8 b When you bay Jewelry, you I generally have to take the "Jew 8 eler's word for it" whether it is j 8 good or not. B 8 That's just where our reputa- j B tion for honesty and fair dealing g I counts. 8 8 And furthermore, we will [al- p I ways give you your money back fi 8 and ask no questions any time Eg 8 you are dissatisfied with a pur- H cnase. ffl Special attention to mailorders, 0 mm sentz, I JEWELER, I 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C 1 Alex. Ayoub, Prop. + adquarters for tionss Shoes, H< Men's and Boys' Clothing ^ E STORE BARGAINS 3r men, women and re you money on e ile in Columbia. .EX AYOU 3 Doors Below Seaboard Depot CHAS. W. CROMER & CO REAL ESTATE Bought, Sold, Exchanged. COLUMBIA, S. C. Good farm, containing 63 acres, 3 9 miles southwest of Irmo; 34 acres in 3 cultivation, balance in wood, 12 ? acres bottom, good 5 room house anp E farm buildings, good water. Chead. I 126 acres, 3 miles southwest of I Batesburg. Part open. I 126 acres adjoining town of Pelion. I Good land, part cleared. Must go I at once. g 3 lots at Park Place in Columbia, cost $750, will sell for $540. 9 58* acres, 4 miles northwest of Co- I lumbia on Monticello road. Near 9 Ridgewood Park dwelling and out- 9 buildings. 9 One nice large lot at Elmwood in 9 Columbia, facing Lincoln St., $1250 9 $500 cash, balance one and two years. 9 One large lot at Colonial Heights 9 $340 cash. 9 Modern up to-date home at Shan- 9 don. Large lot, roomy house, must I sell at once. 9 Two lots, 100x125 in North Colum- J | bia $400. Wanted a good farm in Lexington 9 County within a radius of 8 miles of 9 Columbia. 9 List your property with us. We I may sell it for you. There is 9 no charge unless we do. 9 We are agents for College Place ? property. Sfee us before buying. Write or see us at SECOND FLOOR MIMNAUGH BUILDING. L Phone 420. Columbia, S. C. = | I D. HAKMANI T^TT" \ T TT'-D TXT ^ iyuAiJuiv in v| I General 1 | Merchandise, I! 8 Corner Main and Hew Street, 5 = ? Opposite Confederate t u ? Monument, . g J 8 Lexington, - S. C. 8 ~~ Be Attention, Farmers te | Granulated Sugar 20 lbs. for ?n $1.00. 25 lb. Sacks $1.30. | Fine Coffee Roasted, 13c, 14c, , 15c, 16c and up to 35c. Green Coffees, 12c, 14,16c. ? Green, black and mixed teas, rtf <--? A c\ e _ an. i.. oft. U I J50C, <5UC, /?OC, ??UU, Ujp LU OW, ^ P.ice, all grades at special ^ prices. See us while in town and don't forget to try our Coffee ' and Teas. (iii SOUVENIR EVERY SATURDAY, sic G. D. Kenny Company j 1639 Alain Street. Columbia S, C. Sowing Machines. The Davis Unique and other new ! ! improved drop head machines; nicely \ ?l finished in oak; easy running and per- j feet sewing; fully guaranteed; for j sc] sale at factory prices for cash, or on easy payments, at The Bazaar. c!i tf Rice B. liar man i H 1 1 COLUMBIA, S. C. Dry Goods, ats and Caps. OF ? > [ children. We svery purchase B , COLUMBIA, S. C. . I BUYING A PIANO Isn't an extravagancelif its a GOOD PIANO. It brings enough brightness into the home to pay for itself many times. You get the world's best piano if you obtain it from us. Let us tell you how easily you may secure one. HE'S Minn 1428 Main St. Columbia, S. C. PIANOS AND OBGANS t HARNESS Always see E. A. Fellers for Home-made Harness and Farm Gears, Repairs quick at lowest prices. A. Fellers 33 Cervais St. COLUMBIA, S. C. hiversity of South Carolina Schools of arts, science, education, ,v, engineering and graduate studies. Ten different courses leading to the grees of A. B. and B. S. Uoliege tees, room and lights, $66. >ard ?12 per month. Tuition rernit:1 in sDecial cases. Forty-two scholarships each worth DO in cash and free tuition. For catalogue'address, S. C. Mitchell, President, Columbia, S, C. fOFFORDj COLLEGE snry Nelson Snyder, A. M., Lift. D., LL.D., President. Ten departments; Libray and L> arian; Gymnasium under competent rector: Athletic grounds. Next ses>n begins Sept. 15. For catalogue dress J. A. CAMEWELL, Sec'y, Spartanburg, S. C. UJ >rv _ i i rim ruuuru wuuege ruling School, SPARTANBURG, S. C. gh Grade Preparatory School. Well equipped plant. Limited book small classes: charges reasonle. Session lx gins Sept. 15. For ta login address A. iVI. DnFRE, eadinaster, Spartanburg. S. C.