Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TOB Tob Clar pric floor The J. 0. Lowder J. B. Holladay P. S. Lincoln T. E. Lee - L. M. Coker L. M. Coker _ L. M. Coker L. E. Elmore Wilson & Elmore R. I harc lina CLP The Home of [JUDGE'S HOME BLOWN UP BY BOMi Former Assistant U. S. General Prob ably Fatally Burnel WIFE SERIOUSLY INJURED Supposed to Ie Revenge of Oscar Lawler for Conviction of Dyna miters. Los Angeles, Aug. 3.-Oscar Lawler former assistant United States At YOUR farm land, suil and sold at auction duce quick and p Many South Carolina owners r thods and are selling~ their farm South Carolina Sales miade last Date of Sale Owner Aug. 31,' 18 .C. 0. Dixon, Esq. .Sept. 10,' IS H. N. Singletary, Esq. Sept. 1 I, ' I - Dutrant:, I ortonu & Floy Sept. 1 3,' 18 ..Mrs. Mary j. I larrell Sept. 14,' 18 -J. D). Coker, I::q. Oct. 1,'l IS....F1. L.. & Johtn Wlo Oct. 9,'18_....W. T. Wilkins, Esq. Nov. 1 9,' 18.- York RealI Es.tate Co. May 7,' 197. Catawba Real EstateC SombtI Carolina Farms ca:n he .w before. Money is plentifutl and the Quiic A Actionz--,. --Satisfact are three principles that have made in dlemrandl for secling city, farm andi Wec have hundireds of endorse the satisfaction of our customers. * explainingouretd. Farm Lands C -Ter Atlantic Coast Realty ''The Name That Justifies Your Oflies ~ Greenville, N Reference: Any bank in Petersbus or Greenville, N. C. tc ~ta ~ov~uv n we u qxx awwmttw {ry awwgeyaayr,. ACCO acco is selling -k's Warehous e unknown b - of the WHIT] y speak for the -----764 @ 55 --------486 @ 54 -170 @ 48 --------1104 @' 45 --- -----930 @ 60 ---------250 @ 54 ---------550 @ 53 _-- 474 @ 53 ---------480 @ 48 ). CLARK doe I work and ho tobacco. Sell LRK, the Old R CLAR F High Prices. torney General for the Interior De partment, was probably atally burned n and Mrs. Lawler was badly burned when their home was destroyed early c today by what the police believe to have been a gasoline bomb. s Shortly before 3 o'clock this morn- L i'ng. according to information gath ered by the police, a rman driving an autvmobile stopped in front of -the h Lawler residence at Neiv Hampshire t street and Wilshire Boluevard, in an a exclusive residential district. He h1 dropped something, leaped into the r car and rapidly drove away. I t I t >dividedl into small farms by our method will pro roitale returns for you. 2aliz/e the advantages of our mc through us. Here are a few year, Location Amn't Sold For .. Near Mullins, S. C......$42,999.16 " Lake Cit y, S. C.... 66,723.66 " ' Manning, S. C. . .... 35, 294. 62 " Darlington, S. C. .... 25,1 34. 56 "llartsvill S. C. .10,116.20 " rTimmnonsville, S.C.. 71, 589. 85 " ' Kingstree, S. C. ....19,206. 72c York, S. C. ___11,311.25 ). l1oek lii, S. C.-........17,500.00 hto better advantage now than ever -e is a dlematnd for smnall farmn.. acisfaction, to Se//er :ion to 2 ycr our orr' ,acion the largest and most suburban, piroperty. inent letters that emphatically express Write for copics of thetse. and booklet, ~ur Specialty -itory Unlimited C\o\ESny a. Oa HIGI higher than e. Ripe weed efore. Here E FRONT di :mselves. C. J. Osborne J. E. Rowe J. E. Rowe . J. R. Week[ James Adger D.~M. Bagnal- - D. M. Bagnal S. J. Hammett S. H. Tisdale s business in nest dealing: your tobacco reliable. (S W. An explosion followed almost, im iediately. The house burst into ames. Mr. Lawler, his wife and one hild were trapped within. Two men, rho were driving past the house, eized a ladder and rescued Oscar awler, Jr., five years old. Mr. Lawler dragged his wife to a rindow and in the midst of flames, >wered her from an upper story un it her feet touched an awning over window on the ground floor. Then e leaped to the ground. They were emoved to a hospital. Tlwo other Lawler children, Charles nd Jane, were visiting at Pebbly each. Revenge for the part he played in he prosecution of a group of dlynami ers in the Middle WVest several years go, was assigned by the police here s the probable motive for the at empt (on the life of Mr. Lawvler. A thoorugh investigation by city, ounty, State and' federal authorities (d to the belief that the bomb was laced in two five-gallon cans filled ith gas or. some other highly in ammable liquids. Experts working n the case found fragments of the ombhs suflicient to reconstruct it. 'hey said it 1 ad been made of a piece 1' iron pipe bout ten inches high ndl six inch' s in (diameter. Two discs f metal hadl been placed as ends, pparently, held in place by two bolts mussing through bo0th ends and the ipe itself. They also found the two vt-gallon cans that had contained id t. Physicians attendting Mr. Lawler nt his wife announced tonight his hences for recovery were about even. G.Lawler, they said, would recover. MPTl1IT 75 SIILLION CAM1PAIGN Greenville, S. C., Aug. .-The saula Baptist Association wvill raise cnd oversubscribe its quota of $477, 100) in the Baptist 75 Million Cam :aign, according to a resolution adopt ad at the annual meeting of the As sociation Wednesday at Long Branch hu~rch, in Anderson county. The Saluda Association is the larg 'st of the thirty-eight Baptist asso !iations in South Carolina. It com >rises nearly fifty churches, covering he larger part of Ancderson County. The last (lay of the annual meeting was devotedl exclusively to (discussion crf plans for the Banptist campaign, which is to be made November 30 to December 7, (luring which time South Colds Cause GIrIp tnd Influenza LAXATIVE BROMO QUINiNE Tablets remove the cause. Thero Is only one "Bromo QuInine." E. W. GROVE'S sIdnnture on hbr. 20c. 1 AT' last-year or., in good ord are a few sal iring the past 570 @ 65 ------294 @ 59 ------254 @ 57 -1---508 @ 53, ------166 @ .50 ____610 @ 63 ------174 @ 54 ------264 @ 46 ------680 @ 53 his same old 3, and he kni .in Manning; AREH4 Carolina Baptists will be called upon to give and subscribe five and a half millions. The coming campaign was discuss ed by Dr. W. J. McGlothlin, President of Furman University, and State Or ganizer for the campaign; by Dr. John E. White, President of Anderson Col lege; by Rev. Thomas J. Watts, Publi city Director, and by a number of Anderson pastors. Approximately 5, Now Pick your r< leave all For the first without used by based< guaranti sufficien There's abur 'PAIGE-DETRi Carni CLAR ny .other yea er is bringin Les -made on few days. T S. H. Tisdale Kennedy & McFaddin Kennedy & Logan Ed Goodman C. Burgess-------_ Willie McLeod L. G. Brogdon Odom & Burgess J. C. Johnson Kennedy & McFaddin fashioned wt aws South C and SELL W] 3USE, R. D. CLARK %M "a um gmmmmmmsvm is m I 000 people from all parts of the asso ciation territory were present, and much enthusiasm for the coming cam paign was manifest. The Saluda Association is the first t of the State Baptist Associations to meet for the discussion of campaign plans, and it i5 expected that its en- I thusiasm and confidence will be trans mitted to ther associations of the State. Meetings of the other asso Aiost Beaul{/ful Car in/iMze for a' Paige Vac >ute, pack your bag, get aboard a yo~ir troubles behind you. time in years Americans are enjoy restraint. The large proportion~c summer vacationists is the resul >n practical considerations--c ses reliability in cross-country< t power. idant comfo,rt, too, in a Paige. JIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT, rina Mach inert Sumter, S. C. rat g- a the hey _316 @ 46 _510 @ 58 ___520 @ 50 _ 400 @ 51 --920 @ 61 -__442 @ 55 __590 @ 49 --- 624 @ 56 ---890- @ 58 100 @ 60 TH ; Proprietor iations of the state will be held dur ng the next few weeks, and all of hem will devote a portibn of their rogram to the discussion of plans for he coming campaign. Rev. C. J. Thompson, of Anderson jollege, is Associational Organizer or the campaign in the Saluda Asso iation; Mr. C. S. Leavel of Ander on is Publicity Director for the As ociation. ation Paige--and ing touring. f Paige cars t of choice iality that Iriving and MICHIGAN Co..