Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PERSONAL Gathered Here. There and Everywhere. Mr. Lemuel Sox spent Sunday in Columbia. Dr. Sawyer spent Sunday at his old home at Wards. N. P. Shipp, Esq., was a visitor at Batesburg Friday. Mr. H. J. Burgess, of Steadman, was in town Saturday. Mr. B. K. Kyzer spent Monday in Columbia on business. Mrs. Scott Hendrix spent Thursday in Columbia shopping. Judge George S. Drafts was hi Batesburg Friday on legal business. ? ^ ^ * ?I? ?? m J? M n f ft TT7 luiss may uemus it> spcuuiug oicn weeks in town with Mi9S Bessie Kleck lej Mr. Henry Steele, of Ethan, ran over to Columbia on business Thurtday. Mr. J. Frank Kyzer, from the Emanuel section, was a yi6itor in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Beozer, of the Providence section, was in town Saturday. Our friend and Brother George W. Corley, spent Thursday in Columbia on business. Mis9 Julia Bickley has accepted a position with W. D. Dent in the Auditor's office. Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. George motored over to Columbia in their fine car yesterday. Our profcographer, Mr. Wm. Steele, made a flying business trip over to Columbia last Thursday. Col. J. H. Frick, a prominent attorney of Chapin, S. C., was in town last Thursday on legal business. Mr. W. H. Hiller, of Columbia, come over in his automobile and spent a few hours in town Tuesday. Next Mondav is St Patrick's Day in the morning and the wearing of the green that day will be much in evi ucuuc. Dr. E. P. Taylor and Miss Bessie Taylor, of Batesburg, visited their mother in Saluda, on Saturday of last week. Col. J. Brooks Wingard has returned from Washington enthused with the inaugural ceremonies of President Wilson. Col. E. L. Asbill, of Leesville, one of the brainest members of the Lexington Bar, was here Tuesday on legal business. Mr. J. M. Maipass, an active Member of the House of Representative and a citizen of Batesburg, was here Tuesday on business. The family of Rev. T. S. Brown left here yesterday for their new home in Burlington N. C. Everyone regretted to see them leave. Mr. N. P. Shipp is doing clerical work in the Clerk of Court's office during the absence of Clerk F. W. Shealy in Florida. Mr. W. B LaFar representing Gowan Medical Co., of Durham, N. C., who manufactures what is said to be the only sure cure for pneumona, was in town yesterday. Messrs. F. T. Bibb, Harry Roberts and S. T. Bickley spent Sunday in Columbia where they went to see Lucius Bickley $ Knowlton's Hospital, who is improving slowly. Congressman and Mrs. A. F. Lever have returned from Washington. Mr. Lever is booked for the chairmanship of House Agri cultural Committee and no better selection for this important committee could have possibly been made. HouT. N. B. Nunnamaker, ex-member of the House, was in town on business Saturday. Mr. Wannamaker is a good, substantial citizen of Sandy Run and we are always glad to meet him. Mr. James W. Shealy, of Ballentine section, who has charge of the government farm demonstration work, was in town last Friday. He made the trip from Columbia on a motorcycle. Mr Walter Shull and little son Gary, and Miss Sopha Powell, of Greenville, Mrs. Mary Gregory and Mi9s Mattie Shull, of New Brookland, spent a most pleasant day at J W Gregory's last Thursday James W. Roof, of Pelion, has been appointed Magistrate of the Fifth Magisterial District vice C. R. Ri?b. W. H. Spires has been appointed his constable. Chief Justice Gary has signed an order requiring the Southern Express Company to deliver whiskey in original packages to consignees in "dry" territories. Thi9 order of the Chief Justice will be carried to the United States Supreme Court to test the constitutionality of the Webb Act. We wish to remind the people of Lexington, when eyer they need groceries, grain, hay and feed, or have country piodnce for sal*, they cannot find more clever and better men to deal with than Hook & Layton, 1101 Gervais street, Colombia, S. C. cs S3 U11 S3 ? an idea: H Nothing w SS LaFrane New Spring Pu (A| The new LaFrane M are here. Come and CO You will find the ve: C9 leathers and materia Cw able or desirable for S3 France Shoe will chi 22 when you see how 1 fjrjl feet look, and you w: 65 you find how comf CW feel in even the snuf Bg bends with the foot ZZ women you meet wi BcMSfseseae We are informed that a company of capitalists has been organized for the purpose of building a trolley line out from Columbia to connect with the Columbia Street Railway or an independent line running through New Brookland as far out as Horseshoe t ni.n "Hill and thAnr.p rn uckx^xj auu ui^cu xxi4& wuv? ? Oayce. We are assured that these behind the project mean business and intend to carry it through. The money for this purpose is in sight and that work on the enterprise will be started as soon as possible. The sweet little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Hall, wTho resides on factory hill, was extremely ill last Sunday, but later reports from the sick child are to the effect that the condition of little Laisy is much improved. For your* Easter dresses, trimmed and untrimmed hats and novelties th e latest out, call on Wm. Piatt & Son, Columbia, S. 0. Columbia' L PLACE TO PR] I but merchandise oj the price may be, yo Bib.. th< Hb, fal V uvea e Oxfords mps and Oxfords BBr Hund Women fuimti. dainty c se Pumps and Oxfords see them?try them on reprodu ry latest models in all goods pi tls that will be fashion- demonsi spring wear. The La article arm you?delight you? ; ;rim they make your Girls' ill be enthusiastic when a pretty ortable your foot will tnred68fa r* - . 1 -1 tj Pai*aa1ar a jgest nrang moaei. it ;-f0^--gei -that is why so many finished - , white, f( 11 wear no other shoe. 5oc, 98c, $ mraQQQCWa I Company M. of New Brookland will be inspect*d on March 24th. n< Cotton Seed Wanted. Will give | se good cesh priee9 or in exchange for i in Fertilizers. Time limited 10 day? only, j p* P. M. Frick, Ohapin, S. C. j A A. V. Lee, the young white bag- P1 gagemaster of the Seaboard Air Line, who shot and killed Conductor Mc- *D Niell, of the same road, while in a ^ friendly bout at Swansea a short while * ago, has been admitted to bail in the sum of $5,000. \17La?> ??/*." ? r? l? f tt! ?ch cnit of ttl >V li^ll J VU UCCU i* OLjiiou auxt I clothes, spring neck wear or gents' furnishings, give Wm. Piatt & Son, Columbia, a call. m Last Thursday evening about dusk k< the roof of the dwelling of Col. J. Brooks Wingard was discovered to ' be on fire by a passerby. Fire alarm iy was given but the flames were extinguished by Mr. Frank Wingard before much damage was done. ct Beautiful line of Clothing, at P. M. w Frick's, Chapin, S. C. Call and look 0E over the styles and get the prices. ? s New Departmen EPARE FOR TH f recognized merit ( u can be certain t! 3 utmost in ^alue. >rics in infinite var ire tomorrow--the i tical search of the jse novel and beau 3h with the stamp ne to you with the ce-is right-our rep m u buy. STYLE ie true sense of the word pei things for spring wear-the < invite critical examination a] ity of material and distinctive i at such modest prices. New nes, Messalines, Foulards, i ig color. tractive New Spri COAT SUITS ameniwho are interested in whs jet in Coat Suits for this season j looking over the many new st ill feature tomorrow. It is a si hat will demonstrate once more new department store is the "Lei shion." We welcome you to loo i garments and ask the prices not necessitate your buying. OUR SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION reds of ladies have seen this won s boctle of transfer liquid reprod iesigns on any kind of cloth. 1 ve feature of this Transfer Flui< \ design on your wallpaper car ced on your curtains. Any piec nrchased in this store during bration can have any design den in the window reproduced on purchased Dresses. Stocking Da] r lot of Girls' Saturday we will: peeially fea- another Stocking r tomorrow. for women and nd Ginghams, dren. Silk and f-trimmed or Hose in all sizes. C in bands of in and see the yi 5r tomorrow II we are offering in I 1.49 and $1.98 |l en lots and sizes eMMMSfiSeMSl b5CTWC5CTWCT( Hon. J. VV. Addy, of Peak, a promi- J ?nt member of the House of Repre- dei ntives from Lexington county, was of i town Mondav and gave the Dis- a c itch cilice a pleasant social call. Mr. ert ddy has long been identified with the for ogressive element of the county and Gu is taken an active and leading part m political and economic questions of te day which have ccme up for set- i ement in the past decade or so and J is ever been found in the front ranks I )ing effective work in the cause of j ie people on the right side of the j npp | I have opened up in the old Town arket, a meat market and will 3ep a supply of fresh meats every ty. Your patronage is solicted. pd. ROSCOE CAUGHMAN. Our enterprising and clever merlant, Mr. Marks, took an auto ride ith Mr. Oromer Oswald, to Swansea i Monday to attend the sale of the fbrand & Co. stock. \ rocftk&i&GftOTra&li Hwang fe Store. !E ADVENT OF SI 3an find a place at th Lat your purchase rei Spring fashions am iety will greet you *esult of a most care markets of the Nort tiful things [for Sprir of Dame Fashion's a] assurance that qual lutation is behind w AUTHORITY meates this entire store the nov :lever and becoming new Spri nd comparison of these suits; h 3 styles and you'll wonder how r shipment of these dresses recei n Copenhagen, Alice and eve ng Wash Silks fc Consideral We present tomorrow so: new Wash Silks in the colors. Patterns we believe -s equalled here. Colors in Habutai warranted fast, will < yles Fresh Arrivals in Ne% low- Tomorrow in Waist Se( that feature a big shipment of ^ j gerie, Brocade, Charmeus Silks. In this section you w at for every occasion, from If style to the most elabora evening wear. CORSET FOR ] TYPE OF FIC derluce A. perfect figure is not a mi One of the gods, but all a matter oi lis A IT 1 Jl 1 J rt - xemgence ana xne rignr uoi e 0f store you will find a Corset th the suited to your figure and w< ion- assist you in chosing this m the line of ~ Bon ton or Roy a Day' cester Cors< chilSe are now displayed at our coi dues are caiefully designed to set >r0 ' fashions for spring and Bumm< Mcacacgcacacgcfl PSqwqq^Q Adjutant General W. W. Moore has We hi sided to purchase a 1,000 acre tract nounce t land near Styx, in this county, for of the pa amp site and rifle range, The prop- urdfty afi , .-,,*1- oclock. y is said to be ideal for the purpose Harmon which the South Carolina National j tendance ard will put it. j Quested. HanannBHEOBMaBaBaHBHwnBBnMaB r SALLOW COMPLEXION coir impurities in the blood, and the fau liver. It is torpid. SIM M O.N RED Z LIVER REG'UTI (THE POWDER FORM) Is the greatest of all liver medicines." Its strengthening influence is at once apparent i good digestion and a feeling of strength a; When the system has been put in order the gradually disappears and the complexion becon SOLO BY DEALER*. PRICE. LARGE PACK# A0E ior me genome witn me xtea i* on tne iar>el. If you < ann It by mail, postpaid. Simmons Liver Regulator is put up also in 1 Price 11.00 per bottle. Look for the'Ked Z label. J. H. ZEILIN 4 CO.. PROPS., ST. ^??1^???????? ??????? SSSSwSSSS PRING ? . is stnvp SS ~ w# m44-F 35 >resents eg j Q i spring 35 ; at this eg L ful and eg ; h. And eg ' Lgwear, eg pproval, eg V ity and eg ; < hn.+AVAr mm v* w v w* ^ w y Q S3 / S3 el and beauing Dresses. g*tf& aspect their we can sell ived today? C9 .1 ry desirable \ ir Your gg lion eg me handsome ?O most wanted ftj that are not 4U l Taffeta and 09 ? Waists. GO) Jtion we will OA raists in Lin- 68 * e and Wash OA ill find waists CO the simplest ?A te model for CO _ ?3 EVERY S3 JURE S3 > iraculous gift 23 f thought, in- OA rset. At this CO at is exactly CA 3 will gladly CO odel. In our ?A ,1 Wor- J? anters. They ifij off the dress S3 Q69CW9Q J n ive been requested to an- ^ hat there will be a meeting trons of Pelion school on Satternoon, March 15th at 4:30 Superintendent of Education will be present. A full at! of patrons i9 earnestly re ies^ronTbiliou^1 V It lies with the y s J AT OR powerful purifying and u an improved appetite, ad energy in the body. ; yellow cast ill the skin les clear and healthy. ? ,ce. ?'.co. j j nt pi t it. remit to ci. *e will ?eud J i iquid form tor thoee who prefer it. j I LOUiS. Mo.