Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S. B. M< COLUMBIA We have the larj Base Ball Goo ^ s linns ana sp< descriptions, General Repa Carolina. : Our prices are Write for wl when in the c s. b. : S& r COLtTl Parlor I BEN DAV NEXT TO SKYSCRAPER, k; . Best cooking ana finest Res Special Rates by the V RED JACI CYLINDERS Pitcher S| No. 1 No. 2. No. 3 Fig. 48?A Deep Well F Fig. 40?Heavy force pu for i 1-4,1 1-2, or 21 wind mill work at... Prices on pipe and fit1 make a specialty of fittir they leave our shop. S LEE A. LOF 1519 MAIN STREET IIUBIA VULUmDIM THE STOBE THAT SELLI BET Flour, Bacon, Lard ai We carry evevything ii chief aim is to please, you will be convinced. Corner Plain and Asset COLuMB 4 QUA LIT You have probably bought many good, that cost a good price, but u test of service soon proved themselves t* Vioro shops that s II' UM> V WW? the sides, caps broke down, heels gf gave and -<oles were plated. T. A. Opposite Post Office, THE PRICES TELL J. B. FRI: Whole; Grocers, F1 TV We Want the Merchants, . ington County to Call anil Purchases. We Can Pill Money. 1823-1825 Main :M A ST E R , IV m B i B i rest stock of B ds, Fishing Tackle 1 j >rting goods of all * J 9 Automobiles and j i 9 tir Shop, in South I I 9 9 I the lowest | 9 lat you want, and ity give us a call. ~ ?I McMasier, cbia, s. c. I Restaurant, I ID, Proprietor, I COLUMBIA, S. C. I * ? ? ? m m m m a * m m m m m m m m m m m * m I taurant in Columbia. j I Tor Ladies and Gentlemen H ^eek. ? Meals at all Hours?Night or Day = == Tea< ? Th ever (ET PUMPS =, educ AND SUPPLIES tioc calliz pout Pumps tth $1.25 each $1.50 each !aacl T the si $1.75 each Most limps with cylinder at$4.00. entit) mps, with cock spout, tapped from pipe for deep well, hand or holde $6.00 ^ack ing t< ' * J w tings at lowest prices, we ig up pumps for wells before END US YOUR ORDERS. I Ande 3ICK& BRO. ,, COLUMBIA, S. C. Plea5 J OD6 d been ?? that i ????- is the the n GROCERY CO., S Cure 5 FOR CASH? ?p?? ML AT WHOLESALE PRICES. fount the p id Sugar our Specialties n the Grocery line, and our ^ 1: Try us before you buy and any c e . list o: Ad* [iibly Streets, near Market, ledo, |A C C So1 IM| Ta] patio Y SHOES! ~ things that looked plac-e nder the rugged > &&) to No ; worthless. * &? ioon run oser at >. Y~-^_ i>te<i Qm&\" Sau ive way, sewmg aid against th se tilings, 1*0 mjv in footBro be confident of getting the best quality foot cqJ^ whit.-l money can buy, take advantage of the large j'!VJj','; On. stock constantly available for making pleas- ] b<-.ul< On )iis at our store. V aiM'-i' ;ont for W. L Douglas Shoes for n^n, $1.5C Tax Th BOYNE, 5 noon Columbia, SC For * - - For (J THE QUALITY S ELLS ' ' ' DAY & CO., | sale and Retail Speei spci Lour, || *ed and Grain. S Planters and Farmers of Lex- Fork Con See Us Before They Make llteir Your Wants and Save You T ^"; t::\ Street, Columbia. S, C. "$2,000.00" l' Mr. Luther Guthrie, of I ^ Seaufort, N. C. spent money I 1 freely in employing doctors to I r*irm hi* ts/ifa from continual headache. He writes: I ZS1 "One bottle of Cardul did I on my wife more good than any- I t&l thing she has taken for ten I sa] years past. She had suffered sp with headache for ten years ke and I had spent $300.00 for I de doctors' bills for her, but noth- I kil ing did her any good. fl sal iCARDUl ? fchj Mi She has taken two bottles fl ca, of Cardul and it has done her fl .. two thousand dollars ($2,000) I ? worth of good. Just as long fl 8 \ as it Is made, I shall have I ' In mv hntriA " vm UUI Uft i?l^ 4W4MVI For all forms of female B an pain, like headache, side ache, fl ve pain in limbs, dizzy feelings, B wa dragging down -sensations, etc B 101 ?Cardui has been found to be B fuj an effectual remedy. Don't B wait till you are 'all run down." B Try Cardui at once. B m Sold everywhere. B co E 46 B ?f MKHMnnnnHnfl tei th< stars Must Save Certificates a" e9choollaw of this state requires y teacher iu a public school of kind to have a certificate to 1. The state superintendent of ation has recently called attento the law, and a circular letter ^ is: particular attention to this rement has recently been sent by j igh school inspector to the prinof every state aided high school. / withstanding all these, dozens of $ ters in these schools throughout ^ bate are yet without certificates. c of them are depending upon | diplomas. A diploma does not J le the holder to teach; a diploma an accredited college gives the ( ir the right to a certincate to i. Some of these schools are go- Q ) find themselves embarrassed, no money whatever will be sent ( y of these schools until every er in it has a valid certificate.? rson Mail. J * + * $100 Reward. $100. 3 readers of this paper will be 3d to learn that there is at least readed disease that science has able to cure iD all its stages, and T* is Catarrh. HaU's Catarrh Cure ?only positive cure now known to ledical fraternity. Catarrh being stitutional disease, requires a con:ional treatment. Hall's Catarrh taken internally, acting directly the blood and mucuous surfaces e system, thereby destroying the lation of the disease, and giving th atient strength by building up the xj. itution and assisting nature in dots work, The proprietors have s;? ail i faith in its curative powers that offer One Hundred Dollars for :ase that it fails to cure. Send for St f testimonials. dress: F. J. CHENEY & CO., ToOhio. JJ] d by Druggists, 75c. ? Ice Hall's Family Pills' for constij 0* be TAX NOTICE l{ ill attenrl the following mentioned ;S for the purpose of receiving Tl , for the fiscal year, 11K>!>: 11 inon ('curt House, from Octol?.-r l.'v. srh. excepting Oct. 2<>th to 24th. ton, Monday p. m., Nov. s. ?? ,usei Tuesday all day, Nov. t?. dor's, Wednesday, a. in.. Nov. ID. e Mack's. Wednesday p. in.. Nov. in. 5" on. Thursday all day. Noy 11. r idnian. Friday a. in., Nov. 1-. laria. Friday p. in*. Nov. 12 rsburg, Saturday all day, Nov. vi svillo. Tuesday all day, Nov. P',. I irnit, Wednesday a. ni.. Nov. 17. , >ert. Wednesday p. m.. Nov. 17. i ut's Store, Thursday p. m , Nov. is. I y's Store. Friday a. m.. Nov. l'.?. tiklin KeisJer's. Friday j>. m.. N??v. is. | Co: nund. Friday a- m.. Nov. >'?. ., le, Friday t>. uj., Nov. ^ *5 oliland, Saturday all day. Nov. 27. balance of tne time at Lexington House until J'ccember tilst, lDD*.'. after f> r< itiiu" tie- following penalties will he I by the County Auditor and collected County Treasurer. ! f,ir January l, ltdO. 1 per cent, penalty will i Jed to those who have not paid. i J Fepruarv l<t, li'in. an additions!' 1 1'cr j ^y will he a<l<.te<l I<> mose WHO nave u<h i making - ! per cant. for I-Vb. will he i an< 1 on Match 1 ?~t. making 7 i??*r eenr. pen- | .... 0 bo paid hi* those who have not paid i ; ircli 1st. I'.'lii. ' flir Books will Close March 15, 1910. j ;j e hours for closing tlie tax books { * positively be at 11 o'clock for the 1 ( ling and 1 o'clock for the after- j arl appointments. i tur LEVV- i pt, itatc Purposes ? Mills i e rdinary County Purposes . .. 30/. Mills j y institutional School Tax 3 Mills toads I1-,' Mills j am Total is Mills ! al School Levy Pis. No. l.*>.. ... 3 Mill-. ! <; al School Levy Pis. No. IS -1 NT ills | ai School Levy Pis. No. Mills . Br< al School Levy Pis. No. 34 e Mills | al School Kevy Pis. No. 37 e Mills I w<l al School Levy Pis. No. V-' 3 Mills c al Scliool Levy Pis. No. ?."? Mills I al S<*hool Levy Pis. No. <h; Mills I art al School Levy Pis. No. S3 Mills | T al S.-h'cl Levy Pis. No. C't i J al School L'-w Pis. No. 3."> Milt> ! inl rax *l.C'> BAILltOAP LKVV. a Township ? j Mills j g* 1 ItiverToiviiship 7'- Mills ; Township 7!;. Mill.- j ^ lrmitatioii Ih.jul TiixsjsS.UO.'pavalilo from { H*r lath to Marr*h 1st. 1!?10. t j.-* nw nitiir property in mora than no j 4u'i< must so stnto to the Treasurer ! -to rii writing for information concern inj; i alv.;i>- x'ivo T"\v:ish::.> or l>i~* .!? in I'ili. not *nifi IL L. V:iSC,\KD Trc.-ur-.Tlu. i la Sally Oa Prica s: Oottoa, rhe following i? tr-:m ::.e Spartaarg Herald: Dan J. Sully, the cotton king, say? at the cotton milis will pay 15 cent* cotton before the close- of the presto year. Several days ago a well known cltii of Spartanburg war a passenger a northbound train between Spar ibnrg and Washington, un the me train, seated in the rear of the arUnburg man, was Lewis W. Parr, a well known cotton mill presint, and Dan J. Sully. The cotton ig and the mill president were talkS cotton and the following conver:ion took place: 'Parker," we are going to make u pay 15 cents for cotton before the ssent crop is gathered," said Mr. ny. 'Yes, I believe the mills will pay it price before next spring," said \ Parker, "and I am buying all I n at the present prices, before the ; advance comes in the price of the iple." Fhe Spartanburg man said he was ting near Mr. Parker and Mr. Sully d heard the full drift of their conrsation. He said that Mr. Sully is outspoken in his belief that cot i would take a big jump in the near ;ure. ?* rhe grand jury of Marlboro county their presentment alleges the disvery of discrepancies in the books the county treasurer and superinident of education and recommends b employment of expert accountts to go over the county books. - ? pOR economy in the table expenses increase he amount of Quaker Oats; eat it it least twice a day. [t does more than )ther foods and :osts only a fracion as much. ? )R. HILTON'S I I FF FOE THE iver and Kidneys VEGETABLE COMPOUND A. pleasant invigorating Bdicine. Very effective in e cure of Dyspepsia, Indiges>n, Habitual Constipation, d all their effects, such as usea, Sick Headache, Sour omach, etc. Perfectly regulates the LIVEt and corrects all disorders the KIDNEYS. Of peat inefit in female complaints. For sale at the BAZAAR, jxington, S. C. Wholesale by >e Murray Drug Company, COLUMBIA <? C. 'ARMS am offering the following farms in Kington county for sale, these farms v ue had for cash or on easy terms, usult me for particulars. acres, the Luther Wessiuger place miles s w from Chapin (Dutch Fork) 00111 dwelling, barn. 2 tenant houses, 11 and- springs, tine combination in, 3 ">0 acres in pasture. 40 acres near White Rock, 7 room elling, 2 barns. 2 tenant houses, well l! springs, 00 acres in cultivation, acres in timber, and l-"> to 2<> in pas'e. ;oo acres on Congaree creek, 7 miles m Columbia, on public road. 100 *es cleared, 120 acres wired for pas e. new 7 room dwelling, barn, stables. ' acres. 4 room cottage, barn, stable 4 well of fine water. In town of apin. V acres on rlav road. 4 miles from :>okland, 20 acres cleared, plenty od and water. Several lots and small tracts in and >und Brookiand. Last your property with me. I sell s, homes and farms. r.M. Dempsey, "The Land Man'1 ! 1 7 Washington St. Co'umbia, S. C. >ND BOUGHT, SOLO AND EXCHANCED ON COMMISSION. That Lame Kidney And to Relieve the Li You Must First R< i ^ J*V ? ? ?> ?. .Ml A 1 4" +t\ |J xuritr i('J 'JU^JliUU dUU Ul lUdl at all?for the lame and aching back is caused by a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder. It is only common sense, any way ?that you must cure a condition by removing the cause of the condition. And lame and aching back are not by any means the only symptoms of derangement of the kidneys and bladder. There are a multitude of well-known and unmistakable indications of a more or less dangerous condition. Some of these are, for instance: Extreme and unnatural lassitude and weariness, nervous irritability, heart irregularity, "nerves on edge," sleeplessness and inability to secure rest, scalding sensation and sediment in the urine, inflammation ofi the bladder and passages, etc. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are an exceptionally meritorious remedy for any and all affections or diseased conditions of these organs. These Pills operate directly and promptly?and their beneficial results are at once felt. They regulate, purify, and effectually heal and restore the kidneys, bladder and liver, to perfect and healthy condition?even in! cnmp of fhr- mnst nrH*nrtr>P^ r>ococ KAUFMANN DRUG COR tWHtMHIMUfllMlfl i him ooi i ^P^SHOE 1 51'iK? 2 Our (jri&tery Oeparl fresh, reliable goods?we guarantee satisfaction. 8 We pay highest prices for J hulls at lowest prices. Come I ln*nta tor Studflbaker Waoanfl 2 Convenient wagon yard, 2 MfWilfMMMIIMft I ^ ^Um^ B Send us your M I Southern Stati i columb 9 810-812-814-816-81 ^uuu www* i 40,000 Roll I WALL tr 1.5ir.irc.st and most varied stood ^ odose. call J YOU NEED COOD PAINT ^ Picture Frames Made to Ore $ Webb's ^ 1627 Main Street Tlic Palmetto COLUMI WE ARE A Depository for the IT of South Carolina the < of Columbia. WE OWN $400,000 Unit*d States Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Accounts of Banks, Fir WE PAY Four Per Oeut. on depo terest calculated quartt WE PROMISE Our tr, trmv satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL CAPITAL WiJ-is Jo.Mvs. ?r>.sid:n*. Back Means Disease ?r ime and Aching Back,"' elieve the Kidneys I I , . Mktt ,!?2r^vt<r K C. DeWitt '^Co.t Chicag^ 111, * want every man and woman who have the least suspicion that they '' . are afflicted with kidney and blad- j der diseases to at once write them/^ and a trial box of these Pills will bo sent free by return mail postpaid^ HP ANY, PITRIBUTORS. IMHHHMHMMNMH M?M in s co. i * SWANSEA, S C. I We carry everything in j General Merchandise. S You will find our store } headquarters for Shoes, clothing and J _ Gents* Furnishings. Dry | Goods and Notions, Hats, Etc. | tment is always full of 3 only handle the best and * < # cotton seed and sell meal and to us before you sell. i and Buggiea-Best on the market, m with ample room for stock. ippliesjp j AIL ORDERS' 9 :s Supply Co.. I . IA, S. C. 1 8 CERVAIS STREET. fl s of Select | PAPER | c in the State*, goods marked 4r and see us. ^ AT SI.15 PER GALLON. J) ler Cheaper than Elsewhere. T Ai ^rt Store j? Columbia, S. C. ^ ^VVVVV^VVVVVVtf I II 1 i^aiiouai uaiiH. 5IA, S. C. i?'tod States Government, the State Ooanty of Richland and tii.tr City % Bonds'aud $100,(XX) State of Sou*n ms. Corporations and Individuals. sits in our Savings Department, in- * rly. sact your business to your entire BANK, - Columbia, S. C nflfl no C ' ' ' ' ' J. P. Matihiws, Cd-jcier. / I