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PROM THE PALMETTO STATE m Latest Mows of Qonoral Interoot Th*$ Mas Boon Collected From Many Towns and Counties* Anderson. ? Poitoaps tie taryeot; gathering of business men in the fcSa* tctry of Anderson gathered at the quarteifly rally of the Anderson Cham* bar of Commerce, held in the rooms Dd the organization. Orangeburg.?Ao Conyers, a negro lirfog near Jamison, on the Columbia road, while "possum hunting" accidentally shot off his right hand. Ho picked up his gun and a hush caught -f r*vorcr^r* onil c?/>n.o tVi c* iO"nr> w <?uu vr(7v^ia>i uuv Lexington.?After a deliberation of six hours the jury in tihe case of the etate against John Sligh and Leo Summers, negroes, charged with bav* ' ing entered the store of Geo. A. Cumalander, at Cfcapin, a few weks ago, returned a verdict of guilty. Greenville.?The new city recorder, Judge E. Inman, lias assumed the > ' gment seat" and dispensed justice like an old hand. City Attorney "Wilton H. Earle was also on hand to prosecute offenders of which there were many. Spartanburg.?The city council has authorized the sale of $100,000 worth of coupon bonds for street and sideValk improvements. Bids w,ill be received October 20. The bonds will run for 30 years and will bear interest at the rate of four an da half per cent. Branchville.?Several days ago the residence 01 J. hi. h*yra on sou in Main street was destroyed by fire. It originated in a rear room upstairs and was not detected until the smoke broke * through the window, upstairs. It must have been burning for some time before it was seen, as no one was able to get upstairs. Spartanburg.?After a rest of several months Spartanburg will engage in another whirlwind money-raising campaign of the kind which ha3 proven so successful during the last fewyears. The First Baptist church will raise 315-,000 an three days to pay off the church debt of $13,500 and improve the auditorium. Greenville.?If present plans are carried cut, the next exhibition of the Greenville Horse Show association "win d? ne:a in ueiooer, juis, msieaa of in June, ae hertofore. A number of the directors have expressed thern1 solves favoring the proposed change. It is argued that a fall exhibition would give the farmers better opportunity to attend. Columbia.?The debating council of Che University of South Carolina has decided-- that the university will uphold the affirmative of a question in regard to the value of the commission form of government to -Southern cities, in the annual debate with Davidson. The debate this year will be j fceld in. Charlotte on Thanksgiving iright: Spartanburg.?Joihn Wood, secre? tary of the Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce, has returned from Wash- j ington, where he held a conference ^with officials of the Southern railway regarding the erection in this city of a union station. It is understood that the various plans the railroad engineers have submitted have not proved satisfactory. Washington?Mayor Grace of Charleston, who filed charges with Speaker Clark, involving the right of Representative Richard S. Whaley of the First South Carolina District to hold his seat, appeared before the House Elections Committee. Mayor Grace was told that his sworn petition, filed with the Speaker, was not specific enough to satisfy the committee. Johnsonville.?The Johnsonville tobacco market closed a most successful season a few days ago and plans are already on foot f< / enlarging the floor space so that the warehouses will have more room ?or the next season and new prize houses are to be built so that the buyers will have ad ditional room for handling their tobacco. Columbia.?Exceeding predictions in regard to the growth of the University of South Carolina is the realization of an unprecedented growth. To date there are in actual attendance at the University of South Carolina in the neighboflhood of over 100 more students than there were at this date last year and all indications point to a continued rdgistratk 1 throughout the session. Lexington. ? That I/exington will have a cotton seed oil mill in the near future is the anouncement that was made recently. The People's ginnery, of which C. W. Caughman and E. J. and J. R. Corley are the managers, will promote the new enterprise. Carters ville.?A very remarkable old character passed away recently. He was Henry Haynes, an old "befo' de war" darky, who had just celebrated his 110th birthday. He was no doubt the oldest person in Florence county .or perhaps in the Pee Dee section of the state. Edgefield.?The Edgefield Rifles were mustered into service by Inspec 'tor General W. \v. -Moore, ?nu from Columbia for that purpose. The company restored to its former place in the state militia and will hereafter be known as Company F of the Second regiment. Irmo.?The rainy weather put a stop to all farm operations and seriously injured great quantities of hay which had been cut the week previous. A great many farmers are preparing to sow. crimson clover, alflalfa and vetch, also more oats than vwsual will be sown. REWOK JEAIAWEJ Heavy Feeling, as If My Brain Was Pressing Down Mrs. Hill says: "i cannot ^ tell v.% % "> vears." Sfe*'A1 I ivo years is j ; ".'T^_ :V ofwomc-r* S PlM | V - * * - ; c!? /-?/-?* ? r> t r*\r 1 '? ": ' i j J. XUCU.V jv>y- > / ; -n (Ta v*r MPS- ?-FF1? HILL< ?? ?1? J3Jruich?stcr, Ciintoc . . : C.:., OLict. . 1 V*as T.'TOSS.vr-. fc-o nervous I could no? I . my rest at night. TVouid have ! , spoils and then so weak that .1 not do my work." A groat I . ... vemm: in the United Stat r ; "toognizo in tills description found a remedy. After . I:.;, f-. .*:* bottles of Perar.a si.: ... . . .. in atror.jtii and liosh and wrote ; ;k A sh v. as a w- ; woman again. k\- rt;ya. "I cannot thank you enough is n-j ordinary incident, d v. t'lve years suiT-.-riny. Pour boitlos iii' i erur.a. lleutored to perfect health. 21 Per una can do this for one wo? "an why can it not for another? 7s it r-.-t wort h your attention? Is it Ti.j.-.o who objeut to liquid rredi r'-.cs cr.ri now obtain Peruna Tabitis. State of South Carolina / Court of Com County of Lexington. \ mon Plea?. Frank '\V. Sheah\ C. C.'C. P. & G. S. against C. M. Dempsev, Defendant. Foreclosure. ! In obedience to the decree of the | Court in the above entitled action, signed by His Honor Jadge Havoc F. Pace, dated June IS, 1913, f will sell to the highest bidder for cash at public outcry before the Court House Door j in Lexington, S. C., during the legal ! hours of sale on the first Monday iu October next, the same being the (3th clay of said month, the following deI scribed real estate, to wit: j All that piece, parcel or lot of land, situate, lying and being in the town j of Brookland, in the county of Lex j ington, in the State of South Carolina, being one-half of lot Xo. G1 on a map of the Town of Brookland, made by G. A. Lucus, Surveyor, December, 1899, adjoining Center street, lands now or formerly of Shuler, Line | street and perhaps others. Terms of sale, CASH, purchaser to pay for papers. In the event that the purchaser fails to pay down $25 within one hour after the said sale the property to be immediately re-sold at the j risk of the former purchaser. frank w. shealy, 0. c. o: p. & g. s. Lexington, S. C., Sept. 2, 1913. Teachers' Examination. The semi-annual teachers' examination will be held at Lexington on Friday, the 3rd day of October, next. reachers witiiout ceruncares win oe compelled to take this examination. No certificates will be renewed. The ! examination will begin at 9:30 o'clock A. M. Please be prompt. H. L. HARMAN, Co. Supt. of Ed. Open Buggies $-12.50 cash; Top Buggies 147.50 cash; A few second-hand Buggies at what you think they are worth. Gregory-Conder Mule Co,,. Columbia, S. C. Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to hunt or tresspass in any way upon the lands of the undersigned in Bull Swamp Township as the law will be enforced upon all Trespassers. A. Z. STROMAN. 50 M. P. STROMAN. THE JEWELER 1508 Main St., Columbia, S. C REPAIRS WATCHES AMD JEWELRY | rsakss Thsm Usad as Kew MEDALS ~ "'BADGES i Kar.ufaciurec in Our Own | Shops for Schools and | Other Furpases AVERY, The Jeweler 1508 Main StM Columbia, S. C FOR SALE?88 acres of good far: ing land, lying about halfway betwe the town of Chapin and Water Lutheran chnrch; about 30 acres op with some improvements. For pri and particulars, address, Henry J. Summer, 4w4S New Brookland, S. 0. Plants Ready Cabbage, Coliard, Lettuce, Parsle Rhubarb, Coleus, Chrysanthemu] Salvia, etc. BULBS AND SEEDS Freesias, Hyacinths, Narcissus, Dai: Pansy, Sweet Pea, Clover, Gra Oats, Vetch, Eeets, Cabbage, Radi| Rape, Spinach, Turnip, etc. Flowers for ail Occasions. m- FARM FOR SALE. eix 67 acres of land with 4-room house, ee well of good water and outbuildings en on the place. Three and one-half ce miles from Peak and four miles from Chapin on public road and telephone line. G. M. FARE, Aug. 27?2 m. Peak, S. C. Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to fish, hunt or trespass in any way 'V? whatever, upon the lands of George 03? C. Clark, deceased, as the Jaw will be enforced 011 ail trespassers. Bessie Clark. Sept. 10. 1913~49p Kate Clark. ? j ^n^pY=TISlP ! "J, vrv en A) H 3 5 m i; i. Will cure your llheumatisiii Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, j Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and sQ Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects ' r tc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- - j C. lernaily and externally. Price 2Sc, j SERFAGES | HERN STATES WARE- |i {'S warehouse either at I i JFACTURING CO., L. W. % j r SAXE-GOTHA MILLS, || ager, secure a warehouse 11 end you money on it or 11 :ipt to either of the banks | ? ? 11 ? 3 ? hd ! Rose Hill Grata Phone 43. CoInmMa, S. I FOR H8CII Store it in SOUTj 1 HOUSE COMPANY I LEXINGTON MAN ( II Reed, Manager, oi | Homer Woods, Man I receipt and we will I | you Can take the rece pi of Lexington and tin i 1 with our receipt as cc k- s-rt i "S i ' It Boutliern dtac | COLU j r . X, - , P Ji 4/ZS I I r * * " ! ' f Z'Z&Jjp i ?oor ' X /' Pov< 0n ?" iiy b* I J. T. COLEMAJS Mgr. Charleston, S. C THE PRUDENTIAL INSU | Incorporated as a stock co S FORREST F. DRYDEN, Presi f ^ W. W. Baire, Pres. and ' m. i # LEXI? $ WE CARRY A C I GENERAL % = ^ New Lee Stove ^ and Fittings, b K cut to order; J Harness, Gear ^ in all sizes; I i rakes and all I ^ International C J Call and See * Are ?WWVWfcV*% / ^ l w, / ,\ ? " i; v- ;<v\ .?; - < vji J ? v' jitiS :- - I -1 \ .' ; - t I v*n .~~~ tr* .,,*. . " 'Jr.iiiSir/ r- '. .>',. % * .: ' " I '^y - .^,r.jw. t ?/'rj 1 I ll i'l - a ,-\ Farming Implement?, Shrec FOR i HOOK i i COLUI I 0BIA, S. C. | I Iders, Engines, Groceries, Grain,'etc I SALE BY 5: L&YTOiM i jr\rvij vv ai\Li js and Ranges, Piping ^ lack and Galvanized, ^ Chase City Buggies, ^ ; Columbus Wagons \ )eering Mowers and ^ 'arming Implements, g 3-asoline Engines, etc. $ > Us, Our Prices | } Right. ^ WV%'VWWWVVW LrSe Will i'JIIU y<JU iiiUIiC V gj I "> ' f <1 t C- f~' ! /t'.uiClali j'j I ss Warehouse Go. | msi a, s. c. | r?:gy ?-r- -? .. . . ? .>' " '*** "* T&5 *V & ?*B I H! ?$*M | & ? I* i 3 rj ? ? i H Z*& e. u thSy income Policy is the j | 1 separating Comfort from srty. which side wiii vour farrs I e alter your death? ALFRED J. FOX, Special Agent, LEXINGTON, S. C. IRANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, mpany by the State of New Jersey, dent. Home Office. Newark, H J. $ Creas. J. A. JSarre, Secy. ^ tfGION,S.C. S OMPLETE STOCK OF ^ LT AD XT J A D I? % EXTRA SPECIALS STALLINGS & ARMSTRONG'S j^Bfe 2 GET RIGHT SALES 2 Thursday and Saturday, Sept. 25th and 27th in mVv addition to the many bar- " \ CP * i '- <? Jt gains we are orrenng. \ p r , We will give with each 1 v m A 85 purchase one ladies' / \ M i or gent's 50c niece of ^ -v-p' : . -1 ?-> ?. i n i . j || underwear for 13 cents. V. \ ' 7 ! With each 810 purchase \ 1 / * l?i *' ' / one gent's $1 dress shirt ' ; . _ \ f j] or one ladies' American b; : y 11 Beauty Corset (cut [;\ {W |j shown) for 19c. Similar / i; j] extra specials will be ' |j offered every Thursday : * ' v T; j j and Saturday while the . . *, \\ sale lasts. Watch this American Beauty ?100 Cor9ets_ 11 space. the cost on earth. il Wmm& ipmslmnn ;| iliillilisyy if mllliilluliy li New Breokland, S. C. I '"3 I | Make your dollars have more cents. i li li *7 - f t:^v. ? i.v tmi - - - i n wl< i n, wwloaMB Columbia, ?< C. Phone 49S ? c-*N 3 /*"-*?' 5 ' r ,T'-S? 2^3C aj 3 es? v-sa, <^-> 3 fc 'ij ?: ? z fyf\ F"% $ " 2 J 2 ?>* ^ 5c: Ve? .t \a. ii ci ^ ??' ? f* 3 u 5cttn k Jobbers aiui Dealers in Stove a Mantles T-?tiir-'rs XlifeH <4ii(l Or,'IU S Furnace1; . Heaters Stove Pipe Steam. Gap, Water Pipe Hollow-ware _ und 1' Jtii<?s Enamel Ware Water Close-is aud Tin and Galvanized Ware Trimmings "Wear Ever'' Enameled Iron Aluminum Ware Hath Tubs and Lavatories Bath Room Accessories Terra Gotta Soil Pipe and Fittings Sewer Pipe Compression Cocks Flue Pipe Stops and Bibbs Farm Drain Tile Fire Brick and Fire Clay Sporting Goods Tin Plate Sofder?a^ J?M Asbestos and ReJgal Copper g'Ro??!f if Metal Shingles m"lL Ventilators Tar Pa^r Galvanized and Black Red Rosin Sized Snooting Sheet Iron o??t Metal Ceiling Rooi Pamt Gutter and Conductor CJnrrnmfcpd and V Hrimn xiujuurs xuwis ?i-> . -- r - ed Roofing Pumps and Well Goods Ridge Roll Rubber Hose Valley, Etc. Our Stock is Complete; Prices Low; Deliveries Prompt. Let^us quo e you before you buy. MP? ? ? 1 1 u*SWBP ppp?B?PBPP??PMH?1?WPP?p j^iColumbia Lumber AnT^ I MANUFACTURERS OF I f Sash, Doors and Blind, Inferior Finish, I S Pine, Cypress and Oak. 1 ? Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboarding, Moulding, M n?Ai? 4nrl Itfinrlniu Fro mac 19 M UUUI aim lliiiHvn I IUIIIVV1 Columbia, South Carolina. B C. 0. BROWN & BRO.. I !730 MSN STREET, OOLU^BIS, S. C. I Si Is where vou can find one of the best stocks of if ; pg |^p ^ j I PAii^lTS I I OF ALL KINDS | J DOORS, SASH, I BLINDS & GLASS | LIME AND CEMENT. j I CABINET MA;NTLES. Ij 51 Call or write for Prices. a