Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S. B. I$fi< COLUMBIA We have the larj Base Ball Goo ? Guns and sp( descriptions, _ General Rep? Carolina. : Our prices are Write for wl when in the c s. b. : , COLUl ' Parlor ? BEN DAV NEXT TO SKYSCRAPER, 9 * mummmmmmmmmmmmmmt Best cooking ana finest Res Special Rates by the H RED JACI CYLINDERS t Pitcher S No. 1 No. 2 No. 3...: Fig. 48?A Deep Well I Fig. 40?Heavy force pu for 1 1-4,1 1-2, or 2 wind mill work at... % Prices on pipe and fit make a specialty of fittii they leave our shop. S LEE A. LOI 1519 MAIN STREET IIMSIA WUkUlllBin THE STORE THAT SELL RET Flour, Baeon, Lard ai We carry evevything i chief aim is to please, you will be convinced, Corner Plain and Asse COLuME Q U A LIT You have probably bought many food, that cost a good price, but \ test of service soon proved themselve It might have been shoes that fcfcA aid#*!?, cans broke down, heels g gave v>les were plated. To ?T ?ref*\ ~n| wear, and r;;rw-:-^v-ji NS : V? . ^ ?' :> -; ? l ; ;,. <? ;cr i: -> i (1 wear your i ' ^ i ''v"' 1 **tJ j,/^. . ,..,? */ | and choice . > -.. incr selecti -y? Sole a to $5.00. T. A. Opposite Post Office, THE PRICES TELL T IR PR I JSL*P -ab. A Whole Grocers, F. F< We Want the Merchants^ ington County to Call anc Purchases. We Can Pill Money. 1823-1825 Mail ?????i??imwMWmtiMMiam wMtnwi bMASTE R, . - - s. c jest stock of ds, Fishing Tackle )rting goods of all , Automobiles and > tir Shop, in South \ E N ) the lowest : * : | lat you want, and j iity give us a call. I McMaster, OIA, S. C. [ Restaurant, ID, Proprietor, COLUMBIA, S. C. taurant in Columbia. For Ladies and Gentlemen 7eek. j Meals at all Hours?Night or Day CET PUMPS AND SUPPLIES ! pout Pumps $1.25 each II $1.50 each $1.75 each hunps with cylinder at$4.00. j mps, with cock spout tapped pipe for deep well, hand or $6.00 tings at lowest prices. We lg up pumps for wells before END US YOUR ORDERS. 3ICK& BRO. COLUMBIA, S. C. GROCERY CO., S FOE CASHAIL AT WHOLESALE FEICES. a .? INI augar our opouiuiiitd n the Grocery line, and our Try us before you buy and ' mbly Streets, near Market, KIA, : : S. C. Y SHOES! things that looked mder the rugged ?' s worthless. soon run over at ave way, sewing ?ard against tin se thiugs, pec in foot be confident of getting the best quality loot money can buy, take advantage of the large i stock constantly available for making pleasons at our store. gent for W. L. Douglas Shoes for iif. l, SI .50 BO YNE, Columbia, SC THE QUALITY SELLS DAY & CO., >sale and Retail lour, sed and Grain. Planters and Fanners of Lexl See Us Before They Make Ihcir Your Wants and Save You i Street, Columbia, S. C. ojwk. . tv ujwiiWWiiWMwiwwBagi g|SI?M!IlilIllf? 11 isifJifl PIpPs^ $$ J |/J "I write to tell you the ^ p jga good news that Cardui $? j i EH has helped me so much ||| j1 gS and . I "think it is just r|| jj ?| worth its weight in gold," p| P H! writes Mrs. Meryan Mar- gj t |$] sha'i, or Woodstock, Ga. jig v g| "I do hope and trust j|pj J that ladies who are suffer- Jl 'c pi ing as 1 did, will take |p t 0 Cardui, for it hasNbeen a m v W\ God's blessing to me, and || W\ will certainly help every || fH lady who is suffering." ?! * 9 The Woman's Tonic r 1| No matter if you suffer B ^ H from headache, backache |B || pains in arms, shoulders B e g| and legs, dragging-down B f 1? feelings, etc., or if you HI ? gi feel tired, weary, worn- ffi B out and generally miser- B I HI able?Cardui will help you* H B jP It has helped thousands B ? || of other weak, sick ladies $2 ,ji and if you will only give M ^ B it a trial, you will be Kg || thankful ever after. m D Swansea's Graded School. The Swansea Graded School is flour- r ishing under the able management of h Prof." J. W. Banivell, assisted by Mrs. Reynolds and Miss Ara Stacey. The enrollment is larger than ever before, ji I and the- patrons are well pleased. = I Swansea ha9 every right to feel proud | of her school. \ I B. N. Terry, who was convicted in the criminal court in Greenyille in 1907 on a charge of bastardy and sentenced to pay a fine of $300 or imprisonment in the state penitentiary for ; one year, has been pardoned by Govi ernor Ansel. j ? /%i i ... i- t: _ j j.; ? ~ 1-^/1 ( I At unesier seven uimu. ugero picau guilty and two were convicted and i j five were acquitted. In all 35 true j bills were returned in cases of this J kind. The sentence of the liquor cases were a fine . of ?1C0 each cr six months on the chaingang. TonitryWaatsd. I will pay 12% cents per pouDd tor chickens and 13 cents for turkies, and e the highest prices for eggs. Meet me ? at Swansea on Saturdays. y J/B. MACK. 1 4w6 Swansea, S. C. Valuable Place For Sale. I offer mj' place, good farming lands, 40 acres open, balance 262 acres, in c woods, oak and pine timber; well 0 watered; 5 room dwelling and out e buildings. Saw and grist mill, and 1 planer?all in good condition?plenty ^ water power. One mile from Thor, on the Southern railroad. 4 For terms &c., write or see = H. D. SHUMPERT, , Nov. 12, 1909tf. Pelion, S. C. Notice, Trespassers. This is to notify all persons not to hunt da}' or night, or trespass in any manner whatsoever upon our land9, as the law will positively be enforced against all trespassers. D. L. Jefcoat. R. E. Mack. Mrs. Annie L. Yon. Mrs. M. J. Mack. Nov. 15, 1909?lw6p Notice, Trespassers. j This is to notify all persons not to hunt day or night, or trespass in any maimer whatever, upon our lands, as the law will be enforced against all trespassers violating this notice. J. J. Mack, Sr. J. J. Mack, Jr. Mrs. D. E. Fulmer. D. K. Mack. Nov. 15, 1909?4w6p TAX NOTICE I will attend the following mentioned places for the purpose of receiving taxes for the fiscal year, 1909: Edmund. Friday a. m.. Nov. 26. [ Irene, Friday p. m., Nov. 26. I Brookland, Saturday all day, Nov. 27. 1 The balance of the time at Lexington Court House until December 31st, inoo, after which time the following penalties will be added by the County Auditor and collected T by the County Treasurer. 1 On January l. min, ] per cent, penalty will E be added to those who have not paid. On Fepruarv 1st. 1?10. an additional 1 per v ce"t. will be added to those who have not paid, making -> per cent, for Feb. will bo added <>n March 1st. making 7 per cent, pen- o a!tv t:o be paid by thoso who have not paid by March 1st. j'.uo. Tax Books will Close M?.roh 15, 1910. * The hours for closing the tax books f will positively be at 11 o'clock for the morning and 4 o'clock for the after noon appointments. LEVY. ? For State Purposes .lb' Mills ?q For Ordinary County Purposes . .. 3V? Mills ^ For Constitutional School Tax " Mills t For Heads l/'i Mills Total is Mills f Special School Levy Pis. No. i:> s Mills Special School bevy J)is. No. is 1 Mills j j Special School Lew Pis. No. ~"> Mills Special School Levy Pis. No. 34 :? Mills ! * Special School Kcvy Pis. No. 37 2 Mills 1 c Special School Levy Pis No. ;{ Mills Special School L'-v.v Pis. No. 7."> 2 .Mills Special School Levy Pis. No. M 2 Mills , Special School Levy Pis. No. S3 2 Mills ! Special School Levy Pis. No. 2'i I Special School Levy Pis. No. 35 2 Mills j Foil Tax Si.00 i 1 RAILKOAD LEVY. \ l Km In tin. Township ?'.< Mil's i iiro.-ul UiverTownship ?'* Mills j | Fork Township ?'/? Mills j Commutation Howl Tax i(),'puya bio from j October lath to March 1st. l'.un. Parties ownirm property 'n more than one township must so -fate to the Treasurer. When writing for infornnrion concernine: taxes always tcive Township or ^--hoo) L>istriel an I u t'U'' in lull, not j.iirbos i E. L. WIN'f AHD Treasurfiiheaiu^'ou County Boy Killed In Gin Eonso. Anderson, November. ?Calvin lowden, the 15-year-old sun of Mr. oe Bowden, a prosperous farmer of 1?is county, mat a horrible dt-atli to-day rhile working in his fathers cili house, lis clotning was caught in the shaftug, his left arm was torn from the odv, the right arm and both 1< gs were Token. and his body otherwise horriily maug-led. His clothing, with the xception of his shoes and socks, were urn from his body in thread-. He ras found a few seconds after the ceident and died in a short time. His ather was in Anderson when the aeident occurred, and when he returned o his home and was apprised of it he ras prostrated with grief. Marriage. Mr. Ceo. F. Frve and Miss Blanche x. Monts, of Lexington, were quietly narried an Sunday afternoon at tlie ome of the rfliciating minister, the lev. W. D. Quick. Gov. Ansel has ordered a specie 1 etm of court for Union to begin the econd week in December upon the equest of Solicitor Otts. A crowded ocket was the reason and Judge J. V. DeVore will preside at this term. One of Senator Tillman's sons has mbarked into a land investment com>any. The Colonial Heights company >f Greenwood has been commissioned. ?he corporators are G. E. Bailey, J. \ Abney and H. C. Tillman, the tock being $7,500. |A negro man will go to the electric , hair on December 16 at Stauntor, Ta., for an outrage committed upon a i mall white girl. ( John P. Hyman of this state has J teen dismissed from the naval acade- J ay in Washington. j A negro in Charleston in a jealous < age killed his wife and attempted to < ill himself. j Nearly all women are sincere; tlicy < List won't practice it. J BHiCHESTERSPILLS I DIAMOND BRAND j IP? I if 9 ladies i r ifJc your VrntrglBt for chi-ches-ter's A DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in Red andAA Sold metallic boxes, sealed with BluefOy libbon. Take no other. Buy oF your \/ JrncRlat and ask for CHI-CUES-TLB 8 * HAllOND BRAND; PILLS, for twenty-five rears regarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS TIME CUCPYU/UrPP WORTH TRIED tvtn I IV ntnc TESTED Notice, Trespassers. This is to notify all persons not to unt, or trespass in any manner whatver, as the law will be enforced gainst all trespassers upon our lands. . I. Sturkie. Daniel Sturkie. ievi Sturkie. Minnie Dodgers. Nov. 15, 1909?8. GOOD PLACE FOR SALE. I offer for sale at a bargain my place ontaining 195 acres, three miles north f Pelion, with good dwelling and necssary outbuildings; 35 acres open and, balance in timber and woodland. Lpply quick to DAVID RISK, w4p Pelion, S. C., Route 2. Just Received Car load of HEATING STOVES. We also have full line of Cook Stoves and Ranges. Call and see our Stoves and get our prices before buying els ewheie and save you money. Call on us for anything in HARDWARE LINE. f. S. STEWART, 1526 Main St. Columbia, S. C FARMS I am offering the following farms in jexington county for sale, these farms nay ne had for cash or on easy terms. Consult me for particulars. 3(15 acres, the Luther Wessinger place miles s w from Char-in (Dutch Fork) i room dwelling, barn, - tenant houses, veil and springs, fine combination arm, 150 acres in pasture. 140 acres near White Rock, 7 rcoin Iwelliug, 2 barns, 2 tenant houses, well tnd springs, 00 acres in cultivation, !0 acres in timber, and 15 to 20 in pasture. 300 acres on Congaree creek, 7 miles rom Columbia, on public road, 100 icres cleared. 120 acres wired for pas;ure, new 7 room dwelling, barn, stables, 5tC. Several lots and small tracts in and iround Brookland. List your property with mo. I sell ots, homes and farms. C. M. Berrsosev, U mr * "The Land Man" 1217 Washington Si. Columbia, S. C. LAND BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANCED ON COMMISSION. ta.. o unnm ?mm?h mt\ Women Su from Bisea And Most Women Dc Real Cause oi These poor, suffering wome have been led to believe that thei misery of mind and body is cntin ly due to "ills of their sex." Usuall the kidneys and bladder are r< sponsible?or largely so. And i such cases, the kidneys and blac der are the organs, that need an must have attention. Those torturing, enervating sic headaches, dragging pains in bacl groin and limbs, bloating and swel ing of the extremities, extrem nervousness or hysteria, listless ness and constant tired, worn-ou feeling?are almost certain symi toms of disordered and disease kidneys, bladder and liver. DeWitt's Kidney and Eludde Pills have, in thousands of cases been demonstrated as remarkabl; beneficial in all such conditions o female organism?affording th most prompt relief and permanen benefit. As an illustration of what thes Pills" will do, Mrs. P. M. Bray o Columbus, Ga., writes that she wa Tery ill with kidney trouble, am that she is now well?and tha these Pills are what cured her. They are very pleasant to take and can in no case, produce an; deleterious effects upon the systen ?as syrupy, alcoholic, liquid prep KAUFMANN DRUG CO I \ pP^SHOE i "SRJKffi * Our liri&tery Oepa * fresh, reliable goods?w I guarantee satisfaction. i We pay highest prices fc I hulls at lowest prices. Com< I Agents for Studebaker Wagoi I Convenient wagon yard, 1 Plumbi R 5 m ^ H Send us your I I Southern Stat i colum1 H 810-81 2-814-816-8 ^wvvwwwv\ * 40,000 Rol I WALL T - 1 -1 J. ^ J ?4-? ^7 .Largest ana must vancu aiu ? close, cal ^ YOU NEED GOOD PAIN' & Picture Frames Made to 0 i Webb's ^ ^ 1627 IVBain Street The Palmetto C0LTJ3 we are A Depository for thu of South Carolina t D of Columbia. we owisr ?400,000 United Stat: Carolina Bonds. we solicit Accounts of Banks, I we PAY Four Per Cent, on do tT<\st calculated qua WE PROMISE Our best efforts to tr: satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONA: CAPITA WiLis Jones, President. ffer Agonies seel Kidneys > This Not Knov/ing the : their Condition n <-j> AKr.'Uii 5,.' t. y v,? xv.'ic^ i p'lw'jiy f arations are apt to do. s E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, 111.}; i -want every man and woman who t have the least suspicion that they , are afflicted with kidney and blad- < !, der diseases to at once write them,' y and a trial box of these Pills will . 'i be sent free by return mail post- ^ i- paid. Do it to-day._ -4 i MPAWV, DITRI3UT0RS. I ??c.e?co??ec?*?.e?ece900 *? ? I " SWANSEA, S- C. 1 I I We carry everything in A General Merchandise. * You will find our store J headquarters for o Shoes, clothing and f ' Gents' Furnishings, Cry | s Goods and Notions, Hats, Eie. rtment is always full ' of S J ^ t e only handle the best and ? >r cotton seed and sell meal and ? 3 to us before you sell. . is and Buggies-Best on the market, a , with ample room for stock. ? ? f? MAIL ORDERS- | ? ( "ES Supply CO.. 1 BIA, S. C. 1 18 CERVAIS STREET. H Is of Select | PAPER | ck in the State, goods marked f 1 and see us, ^ T AT $1.15 PER GALLON. rder Cheaper than Elsewhere. & \rt Store $ Columbia. S. C. * \alionai Bank, [BIA, S. C. United States Government, the State e County of Richland and the City es Bonds and $100,000 State of South Firms, Corporations and Individuals. posits in our Savings Department, inrterly. [insact your business to your entire L BAKE, - - Columbia, S. C. L 000.00 J P AT ATTHF.n'S. r.isllipr.