Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Parlor R BEN DAVII M20 JUIN ST. Opp. Palmetto ( ' .................. Best cooking and finest Best: Special Bates by the W< fl? i V. * Knowing the great importa point to carry the best o* eve ing art. Whether for the she i to serve you. You will find o lowest reasonable figure on Anvils $5.00 and up. Blac Lorick & i . I INCORi COLUMBIA, ( i ewewwoeeveveevevweeve - " * ' ?\ ' IGOODi And best of work is I Feature that has 1 The State-wi and endon South Carolina All work in e Guaranteed to ? Fence also. Wi See us and we i I Your interest is SOUTH CAROLINA Phone 1558. COLUMBIA, R. V. STILLER, Manager, r : ?? ?ssfessssss^*mm???SSSS?* ??* A regular schedule was inaugurated on the Augtata Northern Railroad be,' twfeen Wards and Saluda on Monday. ' ? ' 1 *~1? 1 ' 1?"' A Des Moines man had an attack of muscular rheumatism m his shoulder. A friend advised him to go to Hot Sprlnga. That meant an expense of ; $150.00 or more.*1 He sought for a qdicker dnd cheaper way to cure it antMfound it in XJbamberlain's Liniment. Three days after the first application of this liniment he was well. nhl . 1 _ L?. 4U4 11 T\AO ] J? Or S8!C Uy Ail i/raicis. There were four homicides in Snmfcer,<ouaty last week?all accidental - except one. Lightning Eiils Few. Jn 1306 lightning killed only 160 people in thi3 whole country. One's chances of death by lightning are less than two ia a million. The chance of death from liver, kidney or stomach trouble 19 vastly greater, but r.oc if Electric Bitters be used, as Robert Madsen, of West Burlington, la., proved. Four doctor* gave him up after eight months of suffering from virulent liver trouble and yellow jaun dice. He was then completely caroc by Electric Bitters. They're the besi stomach, liver, nerve and kidney rem edv and blood purifier on earth. Onh 6(k? at Kaufmann Drng Co. ' A single grain of indigo will color ; ten of water --- --? urr?rjTion W O WSfl K' I'.rttl T VUl -a thy iaCw i-uttL iuuh? iiiicclit'U-j v..L>easv buch an whooping cough, dipMieri; and gcarlet fever *re contraored whei taecbiliha3 a cold. Chamberlain' Cough Remedy will quickly core a coli arr? greatly le*Fen the danger ol con tracfiog liieSe aifeba?es. T.lis reiued; i-? famous lor it a cures of colds. 1 contain* no opium or ot:ier naruou and may be given to a chi d w;t:i im p licit confidence. Sold by A If Deal IT8. - ^ ^2^ - ? -_ _ ..._ .estauraat, D, Proprietor, Natianal Bank COLUMBIA, S, C. lurant in Columbia. For Ladies and Gentlemen sek. ieals at all Hours?Night or^Day am Skill <*01 I Bjf m j I ; ! I: i nee of these tools, we make it a , | >ry tool known to the blacksmith- j >p or the farm, we are prepared > . ur prices hammered down fo the * | , everything you need. ^ | tn ee ca err en * iKsmim s vivos iv ? ??*v. Lowrance, ! 'ORATED. | . s. c. : > OMfOOVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVOll __?_____ ? STOCK 1 I r^g J < lelpedtoearn | t ide reputation jj * sements of the ? J Marble Works, jj \ iither marble or granite 4 | jansfy. We sell iron f ite or call to S {j will see that 1 protected : p _ . _? ... :! q 11ARBLE WORKS, j| " M ! 1 1707 Main Street, J j : S. C. 21 N j f F. H. HYATT, Proprietor. ] J j ncmmxmniziimmixmz^j I Honesty I T I [ in Jewelry | | "If it came from Sentz's, you m J I know it's all right," is what one gj < of our customers remarked to fe { another the other day. B ! 5 When you bay Jewelry, you E generally have to take the "Jew- I ; t - eler's word for it" whether it is gj \ ? good or not. 1 \ \ jj That's just- wher8 our reputa- jS & tion for honesty and fair dealing 3 \ 3 counts. '3 B And furthermore, we will al- g g ways givo you your money back a gj and ask no question* auy time ? ' H ^?U ar0 with a pur- g , 8 Special attention to mail orders, I 11 CHARLES F. SITU 1 1 JEWELER, | - n . . n A if ? ? t i ? ? "! -j | i*dtfiuain,i;oiiLmDia,?5. u g n I Do rot allow vcmr kidney and bladV der trouble to develop beyond t.bo ? reach of medicine. Take Foley Kidj ney Pills.. Tliey givo quick results > ! ar.d 6top irregularities with surprising j promptness Kaufmann Drug Co. Clerk's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) County of Lexington. ( In the Court of Common Pleas. Pinckney L. Bouknight, in his name and as admini trator of J hn P. Bouknight, deceased, plaintiff, vs. Susan Bouknight. efc. al., defendants. Decree of Sale. In obedience to the decree of the C -urt herein, signed by His Honor Judge J. W. D Vore, Judge of t he lltii Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, dated the 16th clay of January, 1912, I will sell during the legal hours of sale, bef.-re the Court House Door at Lexington, S C., on the first Monday, the 5th day of February 1912, the following described tracts cf land, to wit: TRACT NO. 1. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Lexing:on County, State of South Caroliua, in the forks of Broad and Saluda Pi.mre nrmtjiirnno' rhirrv-eiffht C38) J.V1 TX/1V, vvv ? - , acre9, more or less, and adjoining lands of Derrick on the North; east by lands of Derrick and Tract No. 3; south by Tract No. 3 and Carroll Bookman, and on the west by Tract No. 2. TRACT NO. 2. All that piece, parcel or tract of lan^, situate, lying and bting in the County of Lexington, State aforesaid, and in the forks of Broad and Saluda Rivers. containing fifty-seven and onehalf (57>?) acres, more or less, and adjoining lands or Eloazer and Derrick on the North; on the east by Tract No. 1?(Home Place); on the >oudi by Carroll Bookman's land, and dq the west by land of Arthur J. Mectze, and perhaps others. TRACT NO. 3. All that piece, parcel or tract of and, situate, lying and being in the County of Lexington, State aforesaid, md in the forks of Broad and Saluaa Rivers, containing twenty-seven (27) acres, more or less, and adjoining iands of G. E. Derrick and estate auds; on the east by G. E Derrick and estate lands; on the south by Mrs. Lee's land, Mrs. Saliie Bookman's land and other lands of the estate, and west by estate lands. TRACT NO. 4. All that piece, parcel or tract of and, situate, lying and being in Lexugton County, State aforesaid, and in ;he forks of Broad and Saluda Rivers, containing forty (40) acres, more or ess. and adioinine lands of Tract No. 5 hereiL, od the east by Ed. Derrick's and; south by Ed. Derrick's land; on ;he wpst by Mrs. Carrie Lee's land, md perhaps others. ' TRACT NO. 5. All that p^ece, . parcel or tract of and, situate in Lexington County, 3tate of South Carolina, and in the orks of Broad and Saluda Rivers, containing eight and one-half (8%) acres, nore or less, and adjoining lands ot Tohn D. Derrick, G. E. Derrick and ther lands of the estate. TRACT NO. 6. All that piece, parcel or tract of and, situate in the County of Lexingou, State of South Carolina, on waers of Broad River, containing three londredaod twenty and one-fonnh 330^) acres, more or less, and bounddas follows; On the north by Broad liver and lands of Godfrey Derrick; n the east by Broad River; sooth by iodfrey Derrick's land and lands of i *riscilla Williamson; on the west by I lodfrev Derrick and Wingard lands, i ,nd perhaps others, and commonly I sown as the Bookman Mill traot. TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, be balance on a credit of one year, to e secured by bond of purchaser and o ort ga^e of the premises sold. In case purchaser or purchasers fall o comply with terms of sale, such remises will be re-sold at some subsequent sales-day at the risk of the foraer purchaser. 1 i Purchaser or purchasers to pay for >apers. FRANK W. SHEALY, C. C. C. P & G. 8. Albert M. Boozer, Esq., attorney for >laintiff. Lexington, S. C., January 17,1912. Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina,) County of LexiDfftou, c S Intbe Oonrt of Common Plea9. Caroline Croat. et. si., plaintiffs, against John Kejsler, alias John Cront, * . . defendant. . ' Re-Sale for Partitian. * In obfedidnce to the decree of the ZJoort herein bigned by His Honor, fudge J. W. DeVore, 1 sold the lards described in the complaint and below described to George W. Miller, and said purchaser has not complied wich his bid. , Now, in obedience to the decree above mentioned, filed in my office on the 12th day of December, 1911. I will sell to the highest bidder at public out2ry, before the Court House Door at Lexington, during the legal hours of sale oa the first Monday (the 5th day) of February; 1912, the following described tract of land: "All that certain plantation, parcel or tract of land, containing ONE HUNDRED (100) ACRES, (be the *-ame more or less), situate in the D;s brictar.d State aforesaid, on Big BlackCreek, waters of North Edisto River, adjoining lands now owned by Stephen Beard, Sim Shumpert and others, being a part of a tract of land originally granted to Garrett Taylor, 210 acres, on the first day of November, 1840, as described in deed of George Gortman to Wirt. Crogt, of date April 17, 1852, recorded in Book "R,M at pages od738." This tract also includes the one acre excepted from the iand purchased by Grists Mill, hot done nut >nr?';nde the lumber and logs at the saw-mi'1. TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash t)if? hcilnnr'ii fin fl frrcdit Ot OHO year, secured by the bond of the parchaser and a mortgage of the piemi ph sold, with the privilege to the purchaser to pty all cash. Purchaser to par for papers. FRANK \V. SHE.YLY, (berk of the t ouvc. Kf5r?J <x Dreber, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. January S, Md'i. rLife Saver I H In a letter from Branch- 1 B land, W. Va., Mrs. Eliza- i m beth Chapman says: <ll i : 1 suffered from womanly I i troubles nearly five years. I M All the doctors in the coun- | || ty did me no good. I took | 3 Cardui, and now 1 am en- jg | tirely well. I feel like a | I new woman. Cardui saved M H my life! Ail who suffer | H from womanly trouble | H should give Cardui a trial" | The Woman's Tonic 150 years of proof have convinced those who tested B it, that Cardui quickly re- 1 lieves aches and pains due 1 to womanly weakness, and |j helps nature to build up B weak women to health and i strength. Thousands of g women have found Cardui | to be a real life saver. ? Why not test it for your | c,i nr fBiHMu ? ?JT?Cf?mem?a Four Lynched In Georgia A mob of ICO men on Tuesday nigl broke into the Harris, Ga., jail, ove: powering Jai'or E. M. Rabbitson an took four negroes, three men and on woman, out and hung them to tre* one mile from town. They then ric died their bodies with bullets. It i estimated that 300 shots were firec Last Sunday afternoon while Norma Had ley, a well to do nn married farm er, was sitting in his house alone shot was fired through the window and he fell dead. That afternoon fou negro tenants, Belle Hathway, Jo Moore, Eagene Hailing and "Dusty Crntchfield were arrested charge with the murder. Then the kmo lynched them. The executive committee of fcb Adamt-Oochnui-Harris wing of th Republican, party of Sooth Oarolin met in Columbia on Wednesday an endorsed President Taft and condemi ed Gapers. They called a state eox vent ion for February 29. iy Money Saved We save you money o every pair of Shoes bougl from us. :::::: WHY? Because they wear long* and cost you less. W ha^e the stock to sele< ^? irozn. We invite our Lexinf ton friends to come in ar be convinced that we li\ up to just what we say. Pleasure to wait on yc and give you our prices. I Harmon's ! L. A ^ pnoc |S tore> | 1735 SU, ' COLUMBIA, - S. C 'rarer M*V wrvtgXU,ftMnW8flff*.HWOTIi 1.1 ?? **wu-tir?>n.xiwm?on>g/ ?? itvi mmmmm tmmnm wpi??il %? FROST PROOF r GUARANTEED TO II FROM TOR ORIGINAL I\ \ OAai.V J?-a$ET WAEEf IZLD.. CEASLESTOW LARG2TT?! 1 \ The Eariicct "WAKEFIELD. ? \ Cabbage G*03ra. 3d Eorbau. !r^^Estcb!sshed!SG3. Paic Welgrew tlio first FROGT PROOF PLA customers. We hi ve <rrown and aold mor< Statoa combined. WHY? Because ourplant It is time to set these plants in your sectic that sell for the most money. We sow three tons of Cabba Fruit trees and ornamental s. Write for fre fin/1 rfto^foWo ? mm 'vb??i-w4whlVniu?, ii.tTjj vu vauuttjt By express, buyer paying express charjres, ^ to LfiOO $L 50 per thousand; 5,000 to 9,000 |L25 | Wm. C. Gerafy Co., R | THE BEST IS NDT~ I TOO GOOD FOR : : I OUR CUSTOMERS : : 9 J We are exclusive agents in Co'urn I bia for the Best Furniture Manu1 facturers in America. I We show Ihe largest and best as H sortment of high grade Furniture j| in the entire South. H A visit to our store will be a I treat for you because we win show you all tho new ideas in Furniture. You are always welcome and yon will not be asked to purchase. VANIETRE'S FUNERAL DIRECTOR E&SALMER, Columbia, S.C n mi,|-ma ih,h?j ibfljgbiii?i Lr :fa o, nl e :| 1730 IJUI STREI 0 <!* 4 a H Is where you can find M PAI "lil or ai m l '|{ * j DOORS, & ' 1 BLINI LIME AN | CABINET jl Call or write for Prices. Leathers and Styles. Wo bought ir down, and we are going to save yon ter and can sell yon for less than we Farmers' Medium and He !r E. P.. & F 'o !t 710 f&aln ^4. Tm 5 !e The Palmetto COLU WE ABE >n A Depository for tL of South Carolina I of Columbia. WE OWN 1400,000 United St? nproiiiia Bcn^" WE SOLICIi' Accounts of Banks, Wli MI Pour Per Oeat. on c terest c&lonlatod qu WE PROMISE Qnr beet efforts to t satisfaction. r. ! t> ' v r.7 TO NATIOJTi I OAFIT J ?> j v JosiSf. Pruident. z 1 CABBAGE PLANTS ? * SATISFY CUSTOMERS 1 CABBAGE PLANT GKOWEBS . V 6. 8OCCE38I0S. " AUGUSTA ~ ^HoiiT^fiMK ^ The E?rlit?t A little Uter f LAT DUTCH. / S 7a\ Head variety. than Bcoca-uoo. lArjest ax. J Late*: Cabbaje.^y f (ARK COPYRIGHTED ! in Capital Stock $30,000.00 4*4?3T HTS in ISC8. Now have over twenty thousand satisfied : cabbage plants than all other persons in the Southern s Bust please or we send your money back. Order now; >n to get extra early cabbage, and they are the ones ; ige Seed per season Strawberry Plants, II; e catalog containing valuable information about fruit > Planter?By mail Postage Paid 15 cents per 100 plants, vhicb under special rate is very low: 500 tor $L00; WOO per thousand; 10,000 and over $LC0 per thousand. ox 204, Yonges Island, S. C. " WeAreDistritH]trrs of^?ij^ I LIMBEF.TSH 1 d I HOLLAND-DL TCM 1 1 1 ARTS ?crafts! S " | j f! 4 "H.N 5 V i I??* ? J WN & BRO., IT, COLOMBIA, S. C. J I one of the best stocks of j j INTS^ ! ,L KUTDS I ASH, ,, >S St GLASS f D CEMENT. j! | "M" A ArnnT.i? Q I * 1 _ _ Fall and Winter =SHOES= Yon want the BEST SHOES at the LOWEST PRICES 19 our reason for inviting yon to trade with us. We > _ a. - ~?1 now nave a compieie, hu.ck m <n i February and March, whiie'leather was on yonr family's shoes this Fall and Wincould last fall avy Work Shoes a Speciality. i . A. DAVIS J Columbia, S. C. _______ I. i\iit!ona! Hank, # MBIA, S. C. \ i9 United States Government, the State i ? " ? ? 1 3 ^ 1_ . /-\1 A I :he County ol Jiicniana ana U3? v>iiy kt-ee Boads and $100,000 State of South Firms, Corporations and Individuals. f leposits in our Savings Department, inorterly. ransact- your business to your entire lL BAK3?, - - Columbia, S. C Kit t230,000.CC? J. P. Matthews, Cashier