Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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iWBWPCTWLU.i JJU miHAWfl ????? S - B. ft COLUMI We have the Base Ball ( Guns and deserintioi I General R Carolina. Our prices Write for when in th s. s. COL @0P PI AS AVI I ^Accou 31 I ffiffi I ?4^5^^^ 1 ik^rn Our Oio^er)* D 5 fresh, reliable goods 2 guarantee satisfactio We pay highest pric hulls at lowest prices. ( O Ager.is for Siudehaiccr V ? Convenient wagon } 0 QU^LIl Yoa have probably bought ma good, that cost a good price, bu test of servica soon proved themse It might have boen shoes th; fche sides, caps broKC ao\\n, gav* a*? J and wer*"- plated. *?-. .y *' .. \ To 7 wear, i t>" . ** i .." - wear y i '</ ' 5 \ v and c)i I ; , f, . lug eel So [/.;: to $.=).( T. A 0 /posite P jst OftLce, THE PEICE8 TELI w Grocers, 3 We Want the Merchant ington County to Call a irrr? j, Purchases* rre JL Money. 1823-1825 M flcM ASTER, IIA, - - S. C largest stock of ! xoods, Fishing Tackle I sporting goods of all ics Anfnmnhilea and epair Shop, in South arc the lowest : what you want, and e city give us a call. McMasi;??, UMBTA, S. C. fl My Lexington Friends kjAg I am ready to serve you tihw one of the most com'NT plete stocks of shoes to be I j * . l ! round in tne city ana ai money saving prices. My ] Y aim is always to give you j f the best for the least money. ?; { Farmers' heavy work * . slices a specialty. * Barman's ice Store ! <?L 1725 Main Street ;/?\ FOSTOFFICE BLOCK 'IQP/ COLUMBIA, S. C. . I0WLING ft CO. I g| SWANSEA, S. 0. | ! | ?5 We carry everything in ! % If Gteneral Merchandise. % i You will find our store j . headquarters for | Shoes, clothing and | ! >gr Cents' Furnishings, Dry f , Rands and Notions. Hats. S ! ' ' * ir Etc. I epartment is always full of J ?we only handle the best and ? n. 2 ? i es for cotton seed and sell meal and ? ( Home to us before you sell. ? < /agons and Buggies?Best on the market. ? rard, with ample room for stock. ? ? *0?9?SO??? 0 c jin w a.f 3jgr^wou>wj?.< ?? iw mow 3? w ?a?ok apjaa??? -cnaw? ' *Y SHOES! I ! I my things that looked c " 1 t uader the ra^eo < , 1 ptf, 1 Ives worthies?. ^ - /o 1 i at soon inn over at "" i gave way, eowmg ?' \y ji i i guard against th se things, especially in foot- \ \ and be confident of getting the best quality foci ! cur money can buy, take advantage of the large loice stock constantly available for making pleaslections at our store. le agent for W. L Douglas Shoes for ir -n, $1.50 X). T?nYMP, W *Am -v * M ) Columbia, SC j THE STIALITY SELLS IDAY & CO., holesale and Retail Plenr, Peed and Grain, i s, Planters and Farmers of Lex- J f,nd See Vfe Before They Make Hair j j ill Your Wants and Save You ain Street, Columbia, S. C i Scott's Emulsion is a wonderful food-medicine for all ages of mankind. It will make the delicate,sickly baby strong and well?will give the pale, anemic girl rosy cheeks and rich, red blood. It will put flesh on the bones of the tired, overworked, thin man, and will keep the aged man or woman in condition to resist colds or pneumonia in the winter. FOS SALS BY ALL BSTJGCISTS 8end 10c., rarao oZ paper and tl.:3 c-L for err beautiful Savings Back t.nu Child's Skoicli-Ceol:. Each back contains a 0?x<d Luck Foiiuy. SCOTT & DOWNE, 402 ?c:.r! C'_. New Ycii: Ansel-Bunck. ami /%<\ \ %inn1 nia/vUf a?? p i mixa JL" I CUCJ uaugnuiu \n the Governor, and Mr. George Henry Bunch of Columbia, were married at die Mansion on Last Tuesday evening. Miss Ansel's marriage is the first of my governor's daughter taking place m the governor's mansion. Often the clock that strikes loudest 8 farthest off the time. A chilly manner is net the best prepnations for a warmer climate. The pleasures of folly never come 3p to the promise of the pictures. Religion is a poor thing if you never jnjoy it till you get into trouble. The better men see the faults of others, the more b;ind they are to :heir own needs. No man believes in any real heaven who does not sweat to make it real atre. The tendency to carrect all creation Is often mistaken for the creation of correct character. The man who gets into a fever on Darade, often get9 into a funk when 1 die real lighting begins. , m t I Prompt relief in all cases of throat ind lung trouble if you use Chamberain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, joothing and healing in effect. Sold by Ml Druggists. Ebenezer Walker, a well known . !armer of the Enoree section of Spar- , ;anburg county, committed suicide by ] 3ating rough on rats. , ? i Every family and especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times with a bottle of , Jliamberiain s .Liniment, mere is no telling when it may be wanted in case 1 an accident or emergency. It is most J excellent in all cases of rheumatism, sprains and bruises. Sold by All Drug- 1 sists. Blacksmith Notice. ; Eleazer & Koon, White Rock, S. < 0., blacksmiths and wheelwrights, i Glraiii cradles a specialty. Give us a j jail. Satisfaction guaranteed. 2*.v*p : Ncticc', Home And Farai Stfascribsr::. Subscribers to the Ilome and Harm should bear in mind that we only send : in subscriptions at the end of each ; ncnth. If your time is about to ex- 1 Dire (and jou can tell by examining J ;he lab. 1 on your paper) send in your uuewal to us at ouce ami wo will see .bat you miss no copies. Rut, if you vr.it until vor.r subscription has ex it will be impossible for us to p:jt buck numbers. Now is a ?Ood time to subscribe. ] send Un 2~>e in stamps or coin and we > viil forward your name. i e -cTZi>- - ( Those of our subscribers wbo I ire in arrears will please caii or semi j i mail, as we need moncv to meet 1 expenses. J I ||lP | ^ I To the Fan | We arc offering the foil ^ to be given away the year of 1 I 2,400 Bfos of Kigfr | The only condition is that voi ' Georgia Chemical Wcrks, Auge f| . No one excluded, old a j| people what we South Carolii This idea was gotten u 0 interest and try one acre of ea f Association oilers for the best E prize acre of corn with this sai jjj as a winner and tell him the I & 'wl !!tncmit of Fort ZL' v hi 11 v aiv'4 ?? . a - v,... . _ . f :*v & I The Tsi-Coi | M. E. RUTLAND, Presidei Hooting Of Joint Confsrenc cf Luthoraa Church. Tiie people of the Providence Luth eran Church had the pleasure of en tertaiuing the Lutheran Conference it their recently remodeled church fron April 1 to :i. The attendance of pas tors was good, but that of the lay-Je! egarcs was net so full, doubtless du< to the busy season. The discussions of the practical anc doctrinal subjects were both interesting and instructive to the large audi enoes w men wore every nay in at tendance. The object of this body i; principally to instruct, and to arous* the people to a greater zeal and activity through their congregation? and synods. The Laymen's Missionary Move ment was presented on Saturday anc Sunday by the field secretary, Rev. E C. Oronk, of Columbia. The counci of Providence church appointed a mis sionary committee to inaugurate the movement among their members by distributing missionary literature among them. Sermons were preached on Friday by Rev. C. A. Freed, of Columbia; or Saturday by Rev. W. II. Greever, 1) D., of Columbia; and on Sunday bj Rev. J. C. Wes9inger, of Cedar Grove church. The Holy Communion was celebrat ed on Friday for the benefit of the ministers, because Lutheran ministers do not generally believe in adminis tering the communis to th:mselves. The officers are: R?v. 33. D. Wcs singer, pre&ident; Rev. W. P Cline vice-president; Rev. S. C. Ballentiue secretary: Prof. J. E. Rawl Kyzer treasurer. The next meeting will be in Gt David's church, 011 Friday before the 5th San day in October. _ ? ? One Conductor Who Was Cured Mr. Wilford Adams is his name, arte he writes about it.?"Some time ago J was confined to my bed with chronic rheumatism. I used two be tries cl Foley's Kidney Remedy with gee' c-ffect, and the third bottle put me or my feet and I resumed work asconduc tor on the Lexington, Ky., Street Rail way. It gave me more relief than auj medicine I had over used, and it wil do all you claim in cases of rheuma tism." Foley's Kidney Remedy cure; rheumatism by eliminating the_uri( acid from the blood, bold by all Drug gists of Lexington; Ilenry Drug store Chapiu S. 0. Tho Grand, Manager Davenport, of the Granc theatre, in Colurooia, has an exceptionally strong programme for this week. A special feature is a trained bear act, which is pleasing everyone who enters this popular playhouse. The singing and dancing coinmediant on the bill is the best vet, and the moving pictures are rf the highest character. The Grand is becoming mere popular every day, and you can ill afford to miss this week's plays. Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul. Headaches come and go. These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thiug, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will io that. Easy to take and most effective. Sold bv All Druggists. John T. Carter a white man vhr was convicted at Aberteen, Miss, for, the murder of another white man both men being prominently connected was found guilty of manslaughte and sen tenced to 20 years in the pen. ? * ? - Good results always follow the use ci Foley's Kidney Pills. They give prompt relief in all cases of kidney and blade":ei disorder?, are healing, strengthening and anti septic. Try them. Sold by *11 Druggists of Lex J n<S;;-a; Henry Djrag store, Ciispin S. C. IT.*} <\4 ? o P - * ^ VI i#> * VW as ?* 1/ / Tho Br.:-: sac has received a [res': .hipmeut of Ferry's and Orosnmn's reliable garden s-< d and wiil bo jvoaanii lO hav2* you call for your wanrs in ijjiline. liesuita guaranteed. ' FAP.M LOAFS At 7 ana 8 per cent. Loans n:r::.'o on improved farrr.s :?i Richlau-1 arid Lexington counties in aims ot $>00 and upwards, payable in nstallmonts, no commissi on > araeharg. >d, borrower paying for preparation of mpers only. Loans of ?! .000 or over it seven per cent-., under id,000 at eight >er cent. TUOMA'.i oc THOMAS', L2^>7 "Washington St., Columbia, S. O. -jcnrt?.rrrr. -vr.:?r-tNSTTT-vr nw :s?ui .? r n?rs of Lei as U>y Lexington [owing prizes for the best one acre 910. 1 3 Grr.io GsisnCj1st Prize: L li use anv of the following Fertiii ;sta, Cz; Virginia-Carolina Peopit; Ashcpoo FeriiSiser < nd young, rich and poor, white a dans grow herein this Southland p to try to improve our farming i eh, cotton and corn, and win the farm exhibit, (See Catalogue.) 15 ne acre. No cost to get in the rat :ind of Fertilizer you will us?. 1 ilizer used, and have three disint iiity Fair Ass* it, W. J. McCAR gsaagaeaggggaBB i (Prickly As?t, Poke Hoot ?KAKTS POSITIVE CCRE3 OP ALL I Physicians endorse P. P. P. as a eplen-1 did combination, and proscribe it with | mmmwi great eatisfactioa for the euros of all 5 forms and stages of Primary, Secondary I SBBBffl and Tertiary Syphilis, Syphilitic Ehcu-1 U matism. Scrofulous Ulcers and Sores, B ffiECfcg&j Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Eid-S . ney Complaints, old Chronic Ulcers that 1 : CATARRHJ? have resisted all treatment, Catarrh, Skill iCtVfcJCg - Diseases, Eczema, Chronic Pomale Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Totter, ly 7 Bcaldhead, ete., etc. 1 P. P. P. is a powerful tonlo and an excellent appitizer, building np the system rapidly. If yoxx are weak and I feeble, and feel badly try P. P. P., and I 5 RHEUIVL ? 0SBSSBSBB^B3^BBk 3 gy MH B a Send us ycur MAN I Southern States COLUMBIA 81 0-81 2-81 4-31 6-31 8 C 1 __ _ i Tfie Palmetto f c0lt7mbl ' we are ; A Depository for the Ufl't of South Carolina the Co. of Columbia. we own $400,000 Uuite.d States Bo Carolina Bonds. we solicit Aocouats of Bauks, Firms we pay Four Per Cent, on deposi t ^ terest calculated quarterly wjti rtfumiBjfc Oar best efforts to transac satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL B CAPITAL $2, 1 Wilie Jon'SS. Pre<?i dent. i Chapin, S. C- j | ' Has d-j up-to-date line of i if COFFIHS kBB 11 1 On hand, at prices to suit even body. 1 ;1 ' Prices roup* from ?1.50 np to ?.~o.(n>. j ?1 Call on me and. I veil! snve yor? j?:ou*y. j ? 1 j I aru prepared to fninmh a hears a when- j a] ever desired in commotion avit ij my rn- j M ertnUiijjt business. n. r :j<n ! fi? .... . . ... i i i-iighcs: Prices Paid icr Old Scrap ! y 1 !rsn ot any Khnd. Srnsr* and a:i ! || kinss, 05J ^233 3:1c! Sonss. i a j f*J Remember my place is opposite the H j Cibbcs Machinery 01\, (i-rvr.:< St. ; |2 I Make 110 mistake and ?0 oksmvlmro fj i but come tu the j ! GGLUMBiA Jim GO., j J. Ownsteia, Prop. j < i ?95 Cerxais St. Co!u?7j'oia, 5. C. D: V ^ Wkyf^ WF^ I | w to ill I t Sp'f 3 a:-, ? ?? Cr^ ^ 3 a B ^*3 ?3 . ! I xs$ v! a 8 '^s 3 viz? a j of cotton and one acre of corn in each >300 3gs Second Prase; 1s00GJb 1 u:i :* jk,.. v,:.. r /'try UIIU LliaKC ail U.ViULUL ui Hi'.; i;ui m v> , Columbia, S. C; Faimetio Fertilizes* C Co:, Charleston, S. C. iui colored, have tlie same showing. H , by I lie use of good Fertilizers, Mini pre ntercst as well as improve the fair. 8 prize. Tills is in addition to the Soil csides you can enter the cor. I est for hot!) ip. Write the Secretary a postal and tel A'e want each exhihitor to be able to crested parties in your section see the co! ^niatinn. Ratesb D \ia 1 3 n /J i-w <? ? ?- -w THA, Secretary, J. EL ..1111 in 'iiTWfciMfcriiWia? JjEF^ m i and Potassium.) FORMS ASD STAGES 0? ? I yon will regain flesh and strength. I Wastoof energy andalldlseases resulting i from overtaxing the system are cured by j the use of P. P. P. J Ladieewhoeo systems are poisoned and Swhosobloodi an impure ccnditiordue Btomenstrual :r igularities are peculiarly gfconeflted ty 1:3 -wonderful tonic and blood cleansing properties of P. P. P* Prickly Ash, Poke Boot and Potasalnm, Sold by all Druggists. F. V. LIPPMAN , Proprietor 4 Savannah, , Ca. .ORDERS' S Supri'Y Co.. m , I, S. C. E iERVAIS STREET. M?????fnw? ? ! Ml Ml latiosia! Ilaiak, a., s. c. ;od States Government, the State lafcy of Richland ami the City ndsjjand $100,000 State of South 5, Corporations and Individuals. 8 in our Saving's Department, in* r. :t your business to yoar entire AffK, - - Columbia, S. C. 50,000.00 j. i\ Matthews, cashier in n inns Mil I m || if ft <* i"t*: ii pi i m gl fmi 9 Ua* zJ6 iis usLh?**& s a dealer in j| it? i !? 5? t'i teonnps' ii^pdien p utihui iii ifjjn uilidliisob | xiiil3 jm r+. t> A * t -j ft * TTiyr-^i r% ?l it /... v *-' -.LJUk*, v ii.i> jli ij gj Go. r.v, 05 tt a "d ~>a \'*7' a 7> t7 p4 v* l jJ>-/) ia 0.itiv w > ^3 t? 7:t a v?77 v.t ,1 ~t t? fttst. $1 j?ll.x? i...l^-i lj 1fi i'vi-oji-j a i-av w waee, etc. - - - - i . lexingtcn, - 8. c. f lessee? 3! 1 n"-.v;p ipers 10? h.vi Jrccl at The i? patch cilice. m P t&Swh 1 -%$4 m fe ^ s M 1*%. | ^ vi ? 111 r1*^? W 3 ii 6 fc?3 |* <> t:ic above Counties | s Third Prtec. | k-tober at iCVi CSBL RG |j I ;o., Columbia, 5. C., csn.i a ! very body ?ct bu-v. show jp ixresr-uvc ideas in farming n0 don't iail to lake :;n H .00 cash prize the Fair || the State *nd (Viuiy gj 1 him to enter y.mr name |j tell how the eron was ta Lion and corn weighed. ?j ' ^ | >urg9 S. C. I . . MALPASS, Treasuret |