Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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y 1 s! . \ Go to Henry Drag Store, Chapin, 8. 0.. to have your eyes tested for giiMOi. Examination free. We alto handle a full line of drags, patent medicines, jewelry* paints, etc. isjtczl airs sczssoss. Get a premium list and prepare your exhibits for the Lexington oooniyzair. Jones Bros. Railroad Shows will exhibit here afternoon only Friday, September 29th. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Garrett, of Birmingham, Ala., are visiting their mother. Mrs. L. I. Hammer, at the Gtty Hotel, in Colombia. Fresh shredded coooannt for cakes and pies, just received at The Bazaar. Mr. D. E. Hammond, the prince merchant of Gilbert, was in town for a short while yesterday. FOR fashionable millinery, at right prieee. callon Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, lower Main Street, Lexington, S. O. Miss Lncye Daniel Wingard, the charming daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. B. Wingard, left on Tuesday to enter Converse College. Jones Bros. Railroad Shows will exhibit: here afternoon only Friday, September 29th. HBs&Rnth Sfird leaves tomorrow far the College for Women, Rafter <Nndhi(l her vacation at home. ^ jE!6wnto? cores Kidney and BladJer. dwaies. Thirty day* treatment 71? m Kanfmann Drag Oo. Kiss Alma Long, the pretty little telephone operator, spent Friday ilk Gohtmbia. Mr. Horace Oorley has returnei from Knoxville, Tenn. ' 10& and G^rt^a Farms 100 For Sale, ash for free list, ? . - . Jih?tftn Realty Co., Johnston, S.C, 5i Mr. and Mrs. James Oaugfcaaan were'Visitors to Columbia on BittdThe farmers are holding their cotton i fhr higher prices. Don't fail to see the Big Free Bxbibttum given by Jones Bros. Shows afternoon only Friday, September 29. Mr aud Mrs. Cari A. Roof, of Co Jwnhia, are visiting their parents here. | iff. a B. Laffitte, the popular state agent of the Mecklenberg MarUe W^a of Charlotte, N. C., is ha town tw8nr? luo population of Lexington county ahooMine to the last cen-?n? ig 27 264 "m! I I ' ' 1 v ^ * Vast thron which we hai find unfolded greatest fash his season a i, ) MILLINERY OPI will present our forr chic tailored models things on Broadwaj The prominent ] _ Vimontand Mangin older women. H twenties will cl A royal welcome 9 may be we want yo I ORDER V w For reliable shoes?shoes thai will wear with oomfort and ease call on H. M. Wingard. All of the new fall styles just in. The many friends of Miss Ernestine ? ?? -l-J 1- 1 + aka DUTB Will ZH3 giau iu rearu uuou oud continues to improve at the Columbia hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis ten days ago. TELEPHONES AjtfD SUPPLIBSWire and line material, latest and best equipped party lines for sale by ' 38 Sam'l. B. George Mr. L. M. Jones, a leading farmer of Wards, is in town today on matters of business. Attention is called to the advertisement of D. E Hammond, of Gilbert. Mr. Hammond is making a specialty of furniture, household goods, and buggies, and it will pay you to see him before you buy. Groceries of every kind, fresh and wholesome, up-to-date brands, everything that is good to eat can be found at the lowest prices at H. M. Wingard Fruits and vegetables a specialty. Sox Brothers at Edmund, have m ved into the building known as "the skyscraper." b TEACHER WANTED at Delingo for the coming session. Apply to ALVIN ROOF. 47 BELTON ROOF. , Mrs. Elizabeth Derrick and Mrs. J. R. Bouknight of Leesville, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Shealy. Misses Pearle and Rath Clarke left last week for. Winthrop. Misses Ioeoline Harman and Alma hong attended the Loriok-Fleming wedding at Irmo today. WANTED: Men and Boys, take thirty days practical coarse in oar Machine Shops; learn Aatomobile business. accept good positions. Charlotte Auto School. Charlotte N. C., 4wpd 49. Mr. ifcd Mrs. A. M. Harman attended the Lorick-FIeming marriage at Irmo. FOR SALE?One good mare mule, f years old* 16 bands high weighs abont 1900 pounds. Gentle and kind. Apply quick to James Oaughman, Lexington, R. P. D. 2. Mr. A. D. Steele, a progressive farmer of route 6, as honest as the days are long, kindly sends us $2 on subscription, paying one year in ad'vance. Mr. Steele is one of the best men in the county. Mr. J T. Busby, of Pelion, while in town on business last Thursday, dropped in to see us and renewed his subscription. nHHHMMHwmtsamm -- . * . i. I M SMHDF i 4 . .< mSEESESSmmmm^mTZESEESl 5 gs and flattering ] re prepared this s< the distinctive, s ion centers, here ( ,t Mimnaugh's one ENINC THIS WEEK: Tb aal showing of the famous < from our own work room: r. place Paris accorded to the i maurice, all three of whom ere we also have on display asp with eager delight awaits every lady. Come an u to come and feel at home ii BY MAIL |V COLUM iibb iii 11 t .?te v* The Medical Society. i The Lexington County Medical so- c ciety will hold its annual meeting on 1 next Monday at which time the elec- 3 tion of officers will take place. The secretary, Dr. Jas. J. Wingard, has arranged a flue programme for the oc canon, and a large attendanoe is ex- ; pected. Tbe nsnal banquet will be a j pleasing feature. ' Salt Water Bathing. Dr. Copeman of Brighton, England, writing in the Practitioner, London, gives some advice on sea bathing. 1 "Tbe best time to bathe Is about two [ hours after breakfast, tbe period of greatest vital activity." says Dr. Copeman. "Tbe one time which must be avoided by all is after a fnll meal. During the process of digestion tbe vessels of the internal organs are already engorged with blood, and the shock of the cold water is apt to produce a very dangerous condition of 1 congestion, the least of many penalties that may accrue being an acute attack of indigestion. With many keen bath ] ers it is an article of faith to bathe before breakfast But business men. after months of unremitting toil, those who are below par or who are getting ' on in years; should avoid taxing their ] system by bathing at such a time. Even the most robust would be wise to partake of a cup of hot milk before < leaving the bouse." ' i Land For Sale. I offer for sale on easy terms, the fol- , lowing tracts of land situate in Fairfield County, along Broad Riyer, on , or near the line of the Southern Railway between Alston and Columbia, All of these tracts have good improve- i mentsand are all good lands; fnller , descriptions will be furnished on application: No. 1.~The McOonnell tract, 600 , acres. No. 2. The Freshley tract, 450 acres, i No. 3. The Arnette tract, uplands, 80 acres. < No. 4. The Arnette tract, bottom lands, 120 acres. < No. 5. Tract of 192 acres bottom lands, immediately below < , Alston. ' No. 6. Tsact on the upper side of nfy plantation, where Mr. A. i Rogers now resides, 1000 ? acrt s. No. 7. The Rice Tract, containing about 500 a< res. i=i i ? No. 8. Sheppard tract, 500 acres. These tracts may be cut to spit purchasers. Wm. H. LYLES, 600 603 Natl. Loan & Ex. Bk. Bldg i 47. Columbia, S. O. ai a II M ALL OPEI praises have alway eason will eclipse a uperior and exc'ui lisplayed in a gran< i of splendor rather t " y is is a Season of brilliant-huec Sage, Gerhardt, Castles, Phij s and produced by own corps small hat draws into the lime! have added new lustre this au the youthful, dashing edition * i d view this enchanting scene of d i this department Take elevate t 1IMNAI BIA, f You Wish to Sell That farm, limber and, btore or rehidence, write us at mce and send full description as we lave an attractive proposition to offer rou. , 48 LIGON LAND CO., Sumter. S. C. The Tyrofete. Ton may find the artistic temperaom nni? fhr* noaao n f a <n fhp vll mvuv uuivru^ iuv lages of Bavarian Tyrol. They talk still of the King Ludwlg. who lavished money on palaces and died an Insane suicide and murderer. You remind them that they are still paying off the flebts of the mad king. Tbey reply cheerfully that they are glad of it. for Ludwig loved music and gave us Wagner.?London Chronicle. Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. In the Probate Court. By George S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judge: WHEREAS, George C. Clark, late 3f the State and county aforesaid, departed this life on the 26th day of November, 1910, leaving of force his last Will and Testament wherein Paul P. Clark was appointed his Bxecutor; AND WHEREAS, the said Paul P. Clark on the 30th day of Nov mber, 1910, duly qualified in the Probate Court for said County and State as 1- TS i. 1 ,1.11 BUCU E.JLCUUWJ1, IIUU pttl V1M11J CAQUUUCU Baid last Will and Tea aim nt; AND WHEREAS, the said Paul P. Clark on the 12th day of September, 1011, departed this life without having folly executed the said Will and Testament of Geo.ge O. Oiark, deceased; AND WHERBAS, W. P. Roof hath made snit to me to grant him Letters of Administration, with the Will annexed, of the estate and effects of Geerge C. Clarke; * THESE ARB, THEREFORB, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said George C. Clark, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington Court House, Sooth Carolina, on Octobers, next, after poblioation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not oe granted. . GIVEN under my Hand this 21st day of September, Anno Domini 1911. Geo. S. Draft , (u S.) Probate Judge Lexington County, South Carolina. Published on the 27th day of September, 1911, in the Lexington Dispatch two weeks. ??M U G WHS TM 's attended this e\ nything attempted Bive Fall offering i panorama of be\ than simplicity. 1 colorings in headgear, an >p's, Knox and Lichtenstei i of millinery artists who fa t ight the special achievemen tumn to their world-wide fa s of velvet-draped and metal lomestic and imported lovelines ir to second floor. JGH'S t^'UTH CA1 J 11912 METZf ? 22 Horse Power Runabout r * 3 The Greatest Hill Climber and Sand Puller J in the World, Regardless of Price or J 4 Power or Your Money Back. | - The Metz 22 Runabout, 2 Passenger Car is made up { J on special features, making this one of the simplest operat- ? . 2 ed cars on the market today. It is gearless with no trans 2 * mission and no Batteries or Spark Coil to Short Circuit. 2 It is Friction Drive with every Speed from 1 to 50 * mike per hour without changing your clutch, simply shift f your Friction to the desired speed at an instant, with no Z f noise. % This Car affords R. F. D. Carriers, Doctors, Business 5 Men and Travelling Men the best meaus of Locomotion J That can possibly be had. 2 S High Tension Magneto Ignition, 30x3" tires, best , make, best equipment possible to obtain on any car, full J set of Tools, 5 Lamps, Top, Storm Curtains, Tire Repair X 2 Outfit, Duplex Pump, 7 Gallon Tank for Gasoline enough 2 4 2 for 200 miles. g 4 | ; COMPLETE AT $609 FULLY GUARNTEED f ^ 2 One year against defective materials. J[ J We have another carload of these cars on the road now t t * but they wont be in our garage long. Better place your t > 2 order soon as it takes 20 to 30 days to deliver your car. j [ * ? We are shipping cars to all parts of the State. ]; *2 Give us your repair work, we guarantee expert ad- j \ J justments on car*> and will appreciate your patronage. j j { INDEPENDENT AUTO SALES C0IP:NY, J 3 Cor. Meeting and State Sts., N.w Brookland, S. C. * HWtHWHIMWWMHlMWMWIMIMMmWHm ! i H 9 S T S WEEK 1911 I, rent, but the formal showing |m I in the past. Here you will R s, garnered from the world's I bitching loveliness that makes I ' H H ranaged in pleasing combinations. Here we ' n Models. Also beautifully plumed Hats and I iave just returned from a study of the latest its of three gifted Paris modistes?Pouyanne, B me as special creators of hats and bonnets for -trimmed Toques that the matron in her early B / s. Mo matter what your position or station in life g ===== I MAIL ORDERS FILLED 1 IOLINA I WBHB>B?HMBB Jj _!