Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f????aw?MB? CMBBH? VWWVVW* Our formal ever shown 1 our own staf the woman o: severely plai here. We si buy and we g * We are rec show you the or color you i right. It wil department See us before 1 ORDER J . ' Go to Henry Drag Store, Chapin, S. 0., to have your eyes tested for glasses. Examination free. We also handle a full line of drugs, patent medicines, jewelry, paints, etc. rayon, and scissors. COTTON?Lexington, 13 3*1 to 14c Lexington is the best cotton market in the State. 5 or 6 doses ' will cure auy case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. Bny your wedding presents at The Bazaar. Don't forget to make an exhibit at the county fair. WANTED?to Buy Beef Cattle, Chick- i ens, Eggs and Pork Hogs. Highest Prices Paid. Write Call or Phone Me at Lexington. Depot. J. S. Rowell. Miss Jodio Caughman returned to her home in Columbia yesterday, after spending several weeks in Lexington as the charming guest of Hon. and Mrs. S. J. Leaphart. Miss Caughman's visits are always looked forward to with peculiar pleasure by her friends here, and it is sincerely hoped that she will return again soon. Send us that dollar out of yrur first bale if you are in arrears to this paper. TO MY FRIENDS.?I will be open for Business Friday, Sept 23rd. with the very Best Beef, Fish and Oysters, the price will be right and a square deal is guaranteed to all. Goods delivered any where within one mile of Depot. Phone me. J. S. Rowell. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kaminer, of Gadsden, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Manship and two children, of Columbia, spent Thursday night with relatives here, coming over in an automobile. 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. Get your exhibits ready for the county fair. Now is the time to be ginMrs. H. W. Hattiwanger ha9 re- | tamed to Batesburg, after a visit of j everal days to her son, Mr. D. R. j Haltiwanger. Our butchers, and those wanting casings or first-clas9 groceries will see the advertisement of T. B. Roach, in this issue. Tnree big days at the Lexington County Fair?Oct. 25, 26 and 27. Col. Louis Langford, Lexington juuty's supervisor, whose name has become the synonym of good roads, was in town Saturday.?Prosperity I correspondence to Newberry Observer. Mr. P. Dal George and family left on Sunday for Astoria, Oregon, where they will make their future home. DENTAL WORK?I will be at C lapin, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 12th and 13th, prepared to do dental work. Dr. L. L. Toole. ?a???B?BKtm wmt III Hill iinmairnnrwwg I 3 t ' opening is now on Lere?the masterpn f of milliners. Frc f quiet taste is quii n to the most dain tall save a hat to p guarantee to pleas< Ladi eiving daily by ex; i most extensive li] night call for that I be to the interest before buying els i buying BY MAIL I Lexington is the best cotton market in the State. ^Uof a# fV>a Tar. vjret yuu a ptouuiuu uov ux vuv xxva ington County Fair. WANTED?A good rural or town school by a young man, who holds a certificate and who has attended college three years. Address '4Teacher,'' Chapin, S. C., Rout *. Dr. Sophia Brunson, of Eiloree, one of the most successful lady physicians in the State and a charming young women, was among the doctors here on Monday. The Lexington County fair will be larger and better this year than ever before. Every department will be improved and broadened. Every person in the county should make an effort to have an exhibit. NOTICE?The optician from the A. K. Hawk's Company, of Atlanta, Ga., will be at Chapin Drug Store two days, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 21 and 22, 1910. Eyes will be examined free and glasses fitted at reasonable | prices. Students are especially invited. 3wlp I Col. J. H. Frick, a leading lawyer of Chapin and Magistrate of the upper district, was a popular visitor to Lexington on Monday. WANTED?at once, a firstclass shingle sawyer, to operate a Gibbs Mill. Write or Phone W. D. Reed, Cope S. C. lwpd Mr. D. B. Rodgers, an industrious and honest farmer, on Route 3, Gilbert, made us a pleasant call Monday. FOR SALE?I offer for sale my house and lot near the Depot. It contains a good three room house and a one acre lot with good well of water and other improvements. Applv quick to Ervin Hallman, Lexington, S. C. 2 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Taylor will regret to !<vrn that thev have been confined to their "beds for several days with malarial J fever. They hope for them a speedy recovery. WANTED ?Chickens, Eggs and Butter. I will pay the highest market prices at all times. Be sure to call and see me, at the Depot. M. P. GEORGE. C. R. Rish, Esq. of Pelion, was in town on Monday, and as usual, called in and paid for his paper promptly. I now have in stock at low prices, open and top buggies, rubber tire buggies, wagons and harness. Also a complete line of furniture, and general merchandise. One second-hand Reo runabout automobile in good condition. Get my prices before you buy. D. E. Hammond, Gilbert, S. C. 3w51 Miss Meredith Muller and Mr. Geo. LeFever will be married in St. Stephen's Lutheran church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. A br lliant reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Justus A. Muller, at the depot. FOR SALE?A good milch cow, giving two gallons per day. Apply to Dr. J. R. Langford, Swansea, S. C. MILLI wwwwvww* .. We show you tl eces of the most far >m the extreme Fr< te a step, yet you i ty French innovat ilease. It will pay 3 you in style and es5 Suit press Ladies' Coat ae of Coat Suits, Si we wouldn't show of every lady, an ewhere. Everythi it ji i n m it i a IVIIIVIINfJ Congressman Lever has just been advised by the Department of Agriculture that two very valuable bulletins, No 409, "School Lessons in Oorn,, and No 415, "Seed Corn", are now ready for distribution. Mr. Lever states that he shall be glad to send these bulletins to any who may write him. HELPFUL WORDS From a Lexington Citizen. Is your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after exertion? Is there a soreness in the kidney region? OT>mr>fnrYlC l'ndl'pflffl WPfllf kul j,uggg oj iiiwv/Mwv u ? neys; There is danger in delay. Weak kidneys fast get weaker. Give your trouble prompt attention. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly, They strengthen weak kidneys. Read this Lexington testimony. George B. Lee, of Lexington, S. C., says: "I suffered from attacks of kidney trouble for a good many year9 and during that time tried a number of remedies. I receiyed the best of results from Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the Kaufmann Drug Co. It will always give me pleasure tc recommend this remedy to other kidney sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. Deatls of Mr, H. A. Haltiwanger. Mr. H. A. Haltiwanger died of ty- I phoid fever at 6.30 Tuesday evening at his home in Newberry atter an illness of about three mouths, and the remains were taken on the 12 o'clock train Wednesday to Peak, his former home. Mr. Haltiwanger had been living in Newberry five or six years and conducted a store on the edge of town out east Main street. The neighbors say that he was a good man and kind neighbor and that he will be missed from the neighborhood. He was a Lutheran and leaves a wife to mourn her loss and to receive the sympathy and consolation of the community. Also surviving him is a sister, Mrs. C. H. Alewine, of No. 2 township. Other sisters and brothers are living in Lexington and Aiken.?Newberry Observer. To Celebrate 50th Birthday. Mrs. R. J. Fallaw, Jr., will celebrate beroOth birthday . * her home near Gaston on Wedi Oct. 12. All relatives and frien s are cordially invited to come and bring baskets and enjoy the day with a good old-time picnic. Billy Felix. GastoD, Oct. 3. NEE7 t >>wvwvwww vwd he grandest and most styl: nous designers and many n< 3nch styles to plain and ne vill find everv variation fr ions and new and novel d^ r you to first visit our hat c price. Department Suits, something always breet and Evening Dresses, you. We have style, qua d a money saving propo: ing new in Dry Goods, I lUGH'S i THE GEORGIA E | IS THE BEST BU | J | I 'I II | The Georgia Beauty is the best buggn !;! i ling buggies several years and this is the j:j | This price is for the steel-tired buggy. |:| | It is built tasty and stylishly, made of Come and see it; you will be as stronj |:j j We still sell the Hackney and Babcoc !;l j Also some good surries and other med j: j plete line of Single Harness, and can ini j I price. ||l I Come and see the Georgia Beauty at 1113-1115 Hampton Avenue | OUR GUARANTEE I A twenty Year rami What They D Would you like to hqar of a 20-year " ^ paint? Mr. James A O'Neil's house, Hen- n , crt?fu n derson, N 0, was painted 20 years ago with Devoe and never painted again p ttoq _> ? till last year; it then looked better n, . c 0cC1 than common paint in half that time, ^airman, that the The reason is: Devoe is all paint and true paint; while tho common paints . f 5 Amoi are part true and part false. Doirt lo_,_..or ? JA pay fo monkey withpaiut. &ttle she raHe And Devoe costs less then any of A ? 'em; not by the gallon, of course; by ? { fetation a " 3 ro nameh?The -Mle he^taTswutc reckon it. CjrO by the nsni6? J. he ^ t> i j in Kaufman,, Dm, Co. 23 ^rtoPole^d th Piedmont and Old Mill cigarette Qr? if ah tl?e mule! coupons wanted. I will redeem thaae year were one muj in cash. Rice B. Harmar. the entire annual c # ffl % ish collection of hats g 3w original designs by S at designs favored by | om the extremely and | ^igns well represented | tepartment before you I i coming in. We can , There is not a style lity and our prices are sition, to visit our suit tfotions, Millinery, etc. 4 COLUMBIA, S. C. *m m SEAUTY BUCCY 1 GGY MADE FOR | 5.00 I | j value in Columbia. We have been sel- i;j best buggy we have ever sold for $65 !j| With rubber tires it sells for $85. ! ;> the best materials, by skilled workmen. |;j 3 WC uiaifttu V- v- w e it would consume B. K. Kyzer, , :rop of North Caro- Oct. 5, 1910. Administrator. j i i j y in its praise as we are. I jj k, as higher grades, having a full stock. j;j ium grades in stock. We carry a com- |<; terest you in something at a reasonable !; J } 4 your first opportunity. ;! ' 'l 9* !; Columbia, S. C. ! ;j WT1AWS SOMETHING I li ???? t. mbbbmbw? ibi?fimiBJMi mii * q |n lina at one meal, and kick the spots off the sun without swelling its sides or [)llfll C3rOJ15l3 shaking its tail? Or, if the hogs we raise annually were one hog, that anirolina's loyal sons mai Would dig fhe Panama Canal in following tribute: three roots, without grunting, and its rrred to you. Mr. gquc2l would be loud enough to jar the ' cotton cloth made cocoanuts off the trees along the Canal a, annually would Zone??Richmond Evening Journal. ough to cover the ica and Europe and ' * ; of Asia? Or, if all "NTQTICT! * s in each year were flv/iiUL . browse on the trop- All persons iudected to the estate of long the equator, Martha E. Kyzer, deceased, will make :hed icicles off the payment to the undersigned on or beat her milk could fore October 20, 1910, and all those >f her butter and holding claims against said estate will ?ston 10 New York? present them duly verified to the un- ? ^ , ?~ /nA.l.af oonli f?prsiorn<iH nn nr date.