Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m UJ $20,00 Y f : - 1 Y * . " ' ' -A1 ' - \ V Sta ' All goods ^ , Y 3 p. m., v ???? U-OOUS IXi f: We guar y ' . 5 .v.*.1 *#*\r 4 $; i -i-- V ' Dress Skirts i Vi * sbailes of grays selections now. : . <v r k Regular valm IT . Here is a si P'H "] vi FLEECE-LINE - match: sells tht * in this sale is o 4 TAKI 'y . V lOc^OSE, M Hose at lie. 2i n. . i JN l ) <WWWN^VW ? 1 .... ' d issiwfpp^ t' * : :\ . .r .. ' ; ' r r v r___ i Kentucky . / _ * I S3 ffj F We will have a [ and Mules to arri H k lot you will be ab. L prices. Call to s< t Caugh ft Columbia, "Best On Earth" B^JThis is the verdict ul K J. Howell, r Tracy, O., woo bought F? ley's Honey and Tar Cam pound tor hi* wife. "Her case was tne worst I have ever seen, and looked like a sure o;iee of consumption. Her Jongs were sore and she coughed almost in- e? santly and her vi ice was lio?JiH5 hu < weak. Foley's H'?oev aim Ta.* Compound A brought relief al once aid less than three bottles effected a temp ete cure." K i ruK Q0t j } J Ever.) fbUig juitabm for Chrb txnas, j Kt-w Year and WnKiiii, pres.nb, can be fcund at Trie . (J'me and ; let ns help von mafe*- \ < \ r sehct'ons. J * o need o go eJ&vv. here. f't | ' f> /" . . *: v .V .-V. . " ' iQtStock of Merchj Wear, to be Sold 3 marked in plain figuri " - -n <nn r*n ?^^4-T 76 Will sen w ui oi wmmmmmaammmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmammmKammmammmmmmmmmatm ast go, no matter whal antee to please you. I iADIES' COAT SUITS. u Voiles Panamas, Serges and the h . They must go. Come and make ; LADIES' HATS. e $3 SO and $ "> 00 HiN to go at $1 CS )Sendid bargain in MEN'S and LAD ID UNDERWEAR; Sbiris and Drawert j world over for 50e. Remember, the p nly 37c the garment. : A PEEP AT THIS OFPEE. .en's, Women's or Children's, go at Gj. >c Hose for 16c. (wwwv/wn.iww>^wwv/vww 919 Cervais Stn * , , ' ! ' * ' t f . ' S / ? dw????M??? ? Sfei "'iv<S **.} " / */' * H IB "_ ' ;x ; V ' } S V_T/v "C ' r ^ ' -*V-^ ' . Carload of fine ] ve about the 18th Le to find what y Be them. . . . man Br< r" i y ' ' v - . ' ' ' * ' " * # m m ** mm Notice of Annual Meeting of County Commissioners. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday the 4th day of January A D. 1912, the Board of County Commissioners for Lexington county will hold its annual session in the Supervisors office. All persons holding demands of any kiud ngainst Lexington county, not previously presented to the board, are hereby notified to file the same with the undersigned as Clerk of the Board on or before the first day of January next, so that the same may be considered at the annual meeting. J. Brooks Wingard, Clerk Board County Conors. 9 Lexincton Count} , S, C. - ; u mdise, of all Descr: at Sacrifice Price. 19 Gervais es. Special hour sales I 1 or merchandise of any t loss. It will save you liook over these prices a Overcoats for Men, "VP tte^t We have on hand about 150 IV v\,ur at $1 98 each. Regular value fi I ?? ? SHOES, SHO] Men'?, Women's and Childre ! _^^ sizes, all makes; must go, no r IES' 'to GLOVES! Must go; 25 per cent, less th< 5c Handkerchiefs, 3c. 10c Suspenders for 6c. Joe j 25c Suspenders for 17c. I '/ set, Three Doors Above S *-. / . ;" \ in nil lulesi ?'* . j HMBnilH Kentucky Horses orl9t'i. In this ou need jp right i i ' " * ' c.v ** i * >ihers, South Carolina. At Public Auction.- * On the first M >ikUy m Jannrry, 1912, immediately a'te^ the legal sales, I will sell at public auction, before the court house door my house and lot on Main street, next to. Frank W. Shealy's residence, formerly occupied by Mr. Frank George. I will also offer for sale my property on Depot street, k mwii as the Willie Meetze place. B)ih are desirably located, and well arranged. 8 ' P K rQRLEY. To The rubiic. I will not operate *n, ginnery during the holidays nex we-k, in order 10 give the force aw k < IV. iJ. H. FOCK<\ 7 '.an*, o. C. ) * ; , I J 3 : Z l'-l .. \ H* ' ; .? -* \ i V ,) :>,; V iptions, for Men, Thfi Bier Sale no\ Street, Cr 'riday, December fi kind for 89 cents. many dollars. All w< nd be convinced: romen and Children. ten's Overcoats to close out rom $G.OO to $9.00 each. fit yo ?uan SS, SHOES. in's Shoes; all kinds, all natter what the loss. $1.( GLOVES! I $3., m UUHl" J 2oc | We J- KNO ? meint eaboard Air Line Depot, GOOD NEWS. ~j Many Lexington Headers; Have Heard It and Profited I Thereby. "Good news travels fast," and the ? v /r _ thousands or Dad racs annerrrs m Lexington are glad to lep-n that prompt relief is within their reach. Man via lame, weak and aching back is baq no more, thanks to Dean's Kidney Pills. Our citizenn are telling the good new9 of their experience with the Old Quaker Remedy. Here is an example worth reading: Mrs. Ella V. Corley, R. F. D. G, Lexington, S. C., says': <kDoan's Kidney Pills helped me a great deal when I had kidaey trouble some years ago and at that time I gave a public statement in which I told of my experience. I got my supply ot Doan's Kidney Pills from the Kaufman n Drag Co. and was relieved through through their use of pains across tins small of my back and a distressing difficulty with j the kidney secretions." For saie by all deg lers. Price 50 i ' "" Wit /~1 - D..A'a1 ? cents, jf oster-ixuiourn \^u., uimaiu, New York, sole agents for the United States Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. THE MOST COMPLET 3 LINE WE : * HAVE EVER SHOWN IN IJ A D\T1?CC SADDLES, COLLARS, BRIDLES, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, ETC. We have a special ione-fiiade slip Harness forone-horte wagon at: asm VW-WW. A Set of Buggy Harness for $ 10.00,, We buy Hides, Furs, Tallow, Beeswax aDd pay hig lett market pricas. Wil e W. Kiirtin, 11 6-1 IS Plain Sir-at, C0IA3MBIA, F. C, Women and Child 7 going on at the JumkiA 0 IIUIHUid, 0. om 9 to 10 a. m., and fro: 3 ask is that yon give ns MEN'S SUITS. de by the finest expert tailors in business, u up, no matter how big or how small you miee ro fit you in size and price. MEN'S HATS. |0 Hais for 69c. iO and $2 CO Hats for 93c. i0 and $3.CO Hats for $1.69. 0 and $4.00 Hats for $2 19. (Japs tor men ami hoys in unia saie icr iic. are offering the GREATEST BARGAl WN IN MEN'S PANTS, all stripes and sha >er, all we ask is a call; we guarantee to pi Columbia, S. C. Sale of Town Lots. ! Bv virtue of the power vested in us as members of the Church Council of St. Stepnen's Evangelical Lutheran Church, at Lexington, S. C., we will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door, at Lexington, 8. 0., on the first Monday in January, next, immediately following the official sales, the following lots on upper Main Street of "the Town of LexiDgton, known as the Church Parsonage Lot, tt> wit: Lot No. 2, fronting Main Street on the South; Columbia Avenue on the West and North; Lot No. 3 on the North-east and Lot No. 1, on which v.q noronnaorp hnilriincr is situate, on LliU ~ 0 r the South-east, containing % of an acre, more or less; also Lo* No. 3, bounded on the South by I/Ots Nos. 1 and 2; West and North by Columbia Avenue; North-east by Butler Street, and Souih-east by Lot No. 4, and containing % acre, more or less; also Lot No. 4, bounded on the Ncrth- . west by Lot No. 3; on the North-east by Butler Street, and on the South and * F*st by James R. Richardson and colored school lands. ,V Plat cf said lots made by G. A. Der- I rick, surveyor, will be exhib-ttd on . day of sale. Terms of sale: CASH; PURCHAS- I | ER TO PAY FOR ALL PAPERS' , Church Council of St. Stephen's Church. December 18, 1911. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ! BANE OF SWANSEA. ; Located at Swansea, S. C., at the close of business Dec. 5,1911. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts "... $52,941 38 Overdrafts ; 4,231 75 Furniture and Fixtures ...>. 1,59*2 00 Banking House ..*? 2,518 54 DonVa OTlfl U Ud 1IUU1 UOUJU auu era 4,162 64 Corrency 689 00 ] [Gold 10 00 i I Silver and Other Coin ,187 48 Expend 105 09 Total $36,497 88 ( liabilities. . I Capital Stock Paid in $2),000 (0 j Individual Deposits subject . . ' : to Check 20,476 02 .. Savinga Deposits 17,021 86. { Kotos nod bills rediscount'd 4,000 00 Bills payable, including Certillcates i'or money ' 1 borrowed . 5,000 00 K Total $66,497 88t State of South Carolina, / . . ,; \ County of Lexington. \ Before me came B. E. Craft. Cashier c of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoiug statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. B. E. CRAFT, Sworn to and subscrilnHl before me, iOf.ii HRV of DAP . 1911. Linwood D Corbitt, (L. S.) Notary Public, S. C. J Correct Attest: R. L. Lybrand, I R. K. Jnabinkt, ? W. H Witt. Directors. ren's P Ui JUwWJIv> m 2 to a call. . I We can |j . are. "We jg ' [N EVER ,des. Reease. ???????Mi r M. WEISS, -WATCHMAKER? ?and? ?JEWELER? Old Gold and Silver Bought. We Handle Watches and Jewelry. All Work Guaranteed. 4 1320 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Parlor Restaurant. * i i FARMS! FARMS! If you want to tuy a good farm at right price anywhere in South Carolina, call on or write us. If you want to sell your farm quick lor cash, make your price right and we will sell it for yoo, no matter where locat ed. We sell choice city " property, too. ' Dickert & Eargle, .. 1507 Main Street, Columbia, - South Carolina"Always Hustling" Trespassing Forbidden. This is to notify all persons that fishng and shooting decks in my pond or mating or trespassing on my premises h any manner whatsoever is forbid'.eh, an4 all Persons violatirg this noice wilHjbe'ptcsccuted to the full ex -- a. _ r 1 eni< 01 wjc itivv. iMrs. Lassie H. Fort. PelioD, S. 0., Nov. '28?4w7 ??-? ; ? ? Final Discharge. This is to notify all prison* intn sfcel that I will apply to Geo. r'. Drafts, fudge of prob.i'o for Loxi -g'on county n the 11th day Jai uary, 1912. for ? inal discharge as ad minis' tor of tf ? state of George f;:tk e\, d ceased. ^IM L. HK DRIX, Deo. 13, 1911 -- j1 Adrar.