Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Card From Sen. Sharpe. | All those who have petitions asking ! tor the election on the Dispensary question will please seEd in their signed sheets at once to N. P. Shipp, Lex ^ - - - - . ington, S. C., so that he can check op lihe names with the registration books, and see that all the petitioners are registered. Keep your blank pages and try to get tigDers until the last Saturday in May, and mail them in t aiob later than that day. Yours very truly, W. H. SHARPE. fv . . _ 1 * Rheumatism as a result of kidney trouble, stiff and aching: joints, backache and sore kidneys will all yield to i the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They 1 are tonic in action, quick in results", j ^ curative always. W. S. Skelton, Stan- [ ley, Ind., says: t4I would not take ^100.00 for the relief *rom kidney trouble I received from one single box of Foley Kidney Pills.'' Harmon Drug Co. adv fa Memoriam. Paul Dewey, son of Charlie and tSallie Gnnter, was born Jane 18, 1912, and died May 8th, 1913. His short stay on earth was 10 months and 20 days. TT** Inanac a fnfVia* mtnTAhrAftK. I IXC Acnvco a lavuvif uiwubx j vn v v* era and one si9ter besides a large number of near relatives and iriehds. A promising young bad cf promise has been plucked from our midst, but the Lord's will be done. Jesus said of such is the kingdom of hoaven. He waa buried at Bethlehem, Black Oreek, church by the writer. r* 9 V ' * * r / "Rheumatism Quickly Cured. '"My,sister's husband had an attack t>f rheumatism in his arm," writes a 1 well known resident of Newton, Iowa. \ "I gave I a.* ? vottle of Chamberlain's * Liniment which he applied to his arm and on the next morning the rheumatism was gone." For chronic mus^-cular rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by All Dealers. , , e* I Crops and Fish. <&S' We have boen having some very dry ! - . r"? *weather. A good rain would be very .acceptable. Very little cotton is up-to a standi f- On last Saturday the family o# Y' Mr. Etheredge Hutto, relatives of Mr. " -Julian Cook and the family of Mr. -Julian Cook enjoyed a fish stew at the home of the latter. The celebrated fisherman of Swansea, Col. Paul J. Iseesp, (lid the fishing and caught a nice lot of fish from Mr. Oharlie Barr's pond on Cedar Cretk. _ : % Saw and Hammer. : _ ... .. ?: Itbat today tb would bring t( I] We carry botl i choice of artis visit to our i "jfr ; i / j '* 1 i Mimuaugh's. Ia this issue, Mimnaagh always the first to grasp the.newest and best out, is offering a lice of beautiful goods at specially low prices. His big department store is filled with everything imaginable that will please the most fastidious in taste ana closest cuyers. Newberry College Notes. The Senior class finished their fina examinations Friday, May 16th. .They get out three weeks before the other classes, in which time they will write their senior orations. Many of them will spend a part of the time at home. The present graduating class is the largest in the history of the college. Tf. ic nf t.hirtv-two members. five of whom are from Lexington county, viz.: J. B. Balletine, who is Clas9 President, Q. H. Ballentine, J. W. Shealy, H. W.1 Smith and D. I. Wingard, P. L, Bauknight, G. L. Corley and J. P. Derrick have won a place on the Sophomore contestin declamation, which will be held during commencement. The new wireless outfit i* giving perfect satifaction to the physics department. Several messages have been caught from Charleston, Savannah and other point9. G. H. Ballintiue, base ball manager, took a trip to Charleston recently with the ball team. Student. The noted fisherman, Col. Paul J. Neese, eDjoyed a delightful boatriae with the girls last Satuday at Barr's mill pond. Our friend Frank W. Shealy is confined to his room, nursing a case of mamps. The biggest and the best stock of groceries in Lexington i9 carried by the Caughman-Kaminer Co. When in need of anything in our line give us a ' call and we guarantee to please you both in prices and quality. ggMr. W, Q. Jackson of Edi9to, where the big fat mollies grow and the nlon tiToa in fnnrn r?n hnsi. JCilVJW UVIUl ness yesterday. Mr. Thoma9 Cason, a highly respected resident of the St. John section of thje county, died Sunday afternoon and was buried Monday. He was 84 year9 of age and gallantly served his county and State in .the War between the States. The Lyric Theatre. The Lyric, the popular moving picture parior of Columbia, has on some of the most interesting, historic and ) amusing, war and battle scenes. They always have the best films to be had. It is always cool aiiu comfortable for thp ardier-c^. ???? I ' ' / e musical educati< home is no long 1 A FIN1 ) the whole family h. the Victor and C . A- V- - 1 it may De, we nav( store. You are l d i n i PDUAI i* 1637ft ' > Results Tell. There Can Be No Doubt About the Results in Lexington. Results tell the tale. All doubt is removed. The testimony of a Lexington citizen Can be easily investigated. What better proof can be had? A Marko, Depot St., Lexington, S. C.. says: "I had paius iD my back and sides for months and did not feel well at all. My kidneys did not do their work as they should and I knew that I needed a reliable kidney medicine. I got a snpply of Doan's Ridney Pills from the Kaufmann Drug Co., (Harmon Drug Company, Successors) Since I used one box, the pain has gone and my kidneys have become normal. I take pleasure in conflrrmng my previous endorsemet of Doan's Kidney Pills. I certainly think that tbi9 preparation is worthy of the highest praise." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan'9?and take no other. adv Notice ol Discharge. Notice is hereby given to alleparties interested that I will apply to Hon. George S. Drafts for a final discharge a* Administrator of the estate of A. N Dreher, deceased, on June 5, 1913. F. E. DREHER, 30. Administrator. iiHB m [THE TAYLOR DRUG CO. 1520 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. I Invite You \ To call when in Columbia. Make this modern drug store ycur headquarters whether you buy or not. We want to know you. Everything here that is to be found in an up-to-date drug establishment. . The Taylor Drug Co lb20 Main St. j) COLUMBIA, S. CAR. I VS I asalU Have, you'a'ch:, SB in' your, home' 3D. of your child is \ er a luxury uut a E. PIANO i . We feature the 'olumbia Talking 3 it, and all the la cordially invited 9 W 'ffiB ? HAIN cTPtri ? . n ? m ? ?^ if A RSfll IITFIV PAIN llE/UV'JUVr A U1J 1 A 1111! The ciaim of Painless Dent would sound absurd, but wl confidence is at once bestow many of whom are in Lexin mt7 r\o 1 n 1 pcc m othr Lv^aLiij iii^y puiiiivjo iiiv/iiivago when I did my first wo this while I have spent muci give the people the best th; modern methods. WO F More work and better work fou the mone nouncemsnt: If its Dentistry matters, nc I nrot v.rh af vam arr* Vnmfinnr fnr Fat* flop TO gV/i ? nui j w a ui v/ kj ukiking ivi i. vk iiiu come to me like this: Dr. Toole does g0( have cat these prices to where the poor a now is your chance while they last. CAUTION I s ? / ' Don't be bamboozed, but be sure you are in the right place as this is the original, but one Dr. Toole. TOOLE, PAI 162334 Main St. HI Over Miss Ella Fri( ^ = id and a 5-dollar bill ? ih your pocket? ; ywjl just as important as a lite: necessity. Think of the jo OR VICTRQ1 i world's besA Packard, Ne1 Machines and Records. ' ? ttest Records can be heard ? n ^ ^ AIhwiTM LU Ucill Wilt; 11 in V^UIUULL Ul 3? ? ill?1U U r, COLUMBIA, S. C. hess dentistry:! istry irom many Dentists 11 len promised by Dr. Toole II /ed. Thousands of people, 11 gton County, would gladly 11 >ds. Possibly 13 or 14 years rk in Lexington County a'l h time and study here to at could be had with all ly and now prepared to make the an)t how small or large, here's the place to ?ast couple of years many reports have )d work but his prices are so high, so I s well as the rich may he benefited so Gold Crofns $3 00 up t Bridge Work, Extra Heavy $3, $4 and *?> Set of Teeth 3-5 up Fillings 2oc/50cj ancTup A g )ld filling on yonr plate fren. NLESS DENTIST Ih , Columbia, S. C. ;k's Millinery Store. I ^ \ - J . * # ?Apu. mi a iii i ^!fe. J car y cne? Music in the I y that I ? wby & Evans, Fischer. I No matter who your I Vvrr a II a. ! i . mittMM?g