Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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gas* v- . . By Twelve PITPI BottlesofTLm Greatest Human Yitalizer "During the winters of 1897 and 1898, I was so badly afflicted with catarrh of the head and thought I must surely die from it. After trying many doctors and all other recommended remedies made known to me, I was induced to use Peruna. I -was cured entirely by using twelve bottles of Peruna and one bottle of Manalin. Since that time, I have never been without Peruna. I use it for. colds and as a general tonic during Spring and Pall months and% find it ,the greatest human Vitalizer.'V-K^SoId Everywhere II = XOTICE OF FIX Ah DISCHARGE, j t"- To All Whom These Presents Way Con Ccrn: Wherea#, Mrs. M. K. Rikard has made application unto {his Court for; \ (Final Discharge as Administratrix re the estate of II. Z. Rikard deceased, I ~ ? * S r. 1 o ! on this ICth day of September j THESE ARE THEREFORE, to , cite any and all kindred, creditors, or parties interested, to show cause be- j fore me at my office at Lexington Court House, South Carolina, on the ; ~ 14th day of October at 11 o'clock A. | JVI. why said order of discharge should ; not be granted, ger. George S. Drafts, J. B. L. O I m-- I NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. To all Whom these Presents May Concern: ' Whereas, J. D. Jefcoat has made ap ; J; plication unto this Court for Final Dis charge as Administrator in ro. the es| tate of V. S. X. Jefcoat, deceased, on - this 16th day of September 19IS THESE ARE THEREFORE, to gf cite any and all kindred creditors or J $ ' parties interested, to show cause be- J fore me at my office at Lexington ! Court House, South Carolina, on the 15 day of Oct. at 11 o'clock a. m.why j said order of discharge should not be . granted. George S. Drafts, J. P. L C. j V NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS, i f. . I All persons indebted to the estate of J. G. Farr, deceased are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned on or before the 16th day * of October 19IS. And all persons having claims against said estate must file them duly.verified on or be-| fore the same date, with the under- j signed at Union* S. C. W. F. Farr. Amr. j , Union. S. C. i TRESPASS NOTICE 11 persons arc hereby wanivd not: respass upon my premises, by j tins', fishing; hauling wood. straw twood or in any manner whatever law will be strictly enforced astall partes violating this notice. offer for solo one pair of mules ;ht about SDO lbs and SOD 1 ??.- . will both together or separate mules in I condition and gentle, age 4 and jars old shipped and worked one on farm and also one two horse on good as new. Apply to O. R. ins R. F. D. 1 New Brookland pd. MAN'S STATEMENT ViLL HELP NEW BROOKLAND hated cooking because whatever e gave me sour stomach and a ted feeling- I drank hot water olive oil by the gallon* Nothing 2d unci I I tried simple buckthorn glycerine etc. mkieci in Adgig itr i ka." Bc-tau:? it f .ijhcs the En ^ TIRE bowel "tract itcly Adleri ka rc- r ' y sour :-r~m &ci^ Vi u \ <... * ; iovv;.'v> appendicitis. Th? T~T0' 1"> :iT? nction J|? is surprisir^. ? ancle! Dr*:,' St'?rc. LA SOUTH CAROLINA NE?.RO SOLDIER. In crossing over, the ocean must ^j^have treated him pretty rough. PIE, "Am. jes over an" leaving for France Bpi pretty scon, eh ? Yes, an' I'm often dat Atlantic ^^'occan from now on. "Why's .that? ^j You know an heaven only know'd, fejytfaey was so much watah sot in W^'tween ova'n heah 'an th' good old U. ???&> an' when dis heah wah is ovah, an4 Rfesythey aint got a bridge built back Ji^cross dat der Atlantic, or some way go 'round i's groin' to be a Frenchan fo' life, sur'. Am dun bid dat Lv -yisal I left 'hind me, in oid South CaroSppJUna, fa Fe well; I'm gon'. De talk'n of French'n is mighty queer, but da pp*;?eein might % good folks. TRESPASS XOTICi; All persons arc hereby notified not Sfeito hunt or fish distili or hannie liquor anyway on my premises. The low will be strictly enforced ;r.;ain>t : !1 ^mjties v K*Oh, for the wings of a d<?ve," il'T^grhed the poet. $&q&r'iOrder rwhat you like," replied the Ig?|fe?saic person "but I should prefer "breast of a chicken."?London tit g?3p?""What's your mule's name'.' ~He hasn't sot any regular name, jort o keeps us both interested for Kfento to think up what to call him as fgjgj&kkp provocaion. arises.'?Washington Sergrt. I W Hunt Of i'amp Jm-Iiskon , Etta Cison of Charleston. Miss ^~jRuby Williams ami Lu!a Hetr'imnn Chapln were tho gnosis of Mi>. Hv? Lever of near Chnnui ?>n Sunday. EtfBHKBHBHKIMUnttBHBBMBnaBEBUBaanZXSCSSEaBEKBmBl | ?. JNA Jf|^ 11 I Was {{ Entirely | j Cored I Mr. Wm. A. Hartmaixn, 217*? S. j | Second St., Muskogee, Oklahoma, j | thus describes his case. Read his letter. I ? i V I L Liquid or Tablet Form CLERK-S SALE. ; ? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTXA, County of Lexington. Court of ? Common Picas. i I T. C. Sturkie and A. }>. Martin,: j< Plaintiffs, versus Martha Walker He- vfondant. Clerk's Sale. i j: By virtue of authority vested in rne \ by order of the Court heretofore j made in the above entitled case, I j will sell before the Court IFouse door j at Lexington, S. C., during the legal I on r\-P coin fra f ] ? r- * rrV> > on the first Monday in October next, the same being: the 7th day of said j month, the following real estate, to- ; wit: "Ail that lot, piece, and parcel of ! and; situate, lying and be in* in the County cf Lexington; ar.cl the Si ate of South Carolina, containing' eight and one half acres, more or less; bounded : by lands of Frapl-: Drafts, Silla< Gardiner, < >. F. Hendrix ana the Augusta I public road, being a portion of the ! Levi Smith tfact of land of about fifty I acres." TERMS OF SALE?CASH, purchas j cr to pay for papers, recording and revenue stamps. U. L. IIARMOX. C. C C P & G S Sept. 13 th, 1913. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lexington. Court of ' Common Picas. Palmetto Fertilizer Co. Plaintiff. ! versus Minnie Arthur Itish, ' ah, I>e fendants. Ey order of the Court heretofore j made in the above cr.titiled case, I will sell before the Court House door at Lexington, S. C., during the legal j hours cf sale, to the highest bidder, ' c-n the firnt Monday in October next, j the same being the 7th day of said 'month, the -following real estate to| wit: "All that certain piece, parcel or I tract of land situate lying and being in | the County and State aforesaid. ! bounded as follows, to wit: on the ! south by J. A. Lucas, on .the north, cast and west by V.". T. Martin and son ! said tract c-i land containing seventy I (70) refers, more or leer, and being: , <p.r. p-rpo tract conveyed to H. V. Rish by J. A. Lucas on the twenty second el Xcvernber 1S13." TERMS OF SALE, CASH, purchaser to pay for papers, recording and revenue stamps. H. L. Harmon c. c. e. p. & g. s Sept 14th 191S. ! TRESPASS NOTICE. AT, persons are hereby warned not to trespass upon my lands by hunting fishing, hauling straw, wood liglit, v ood, making roads or in any mani nor whatsoever. The law will be : strictly enforced against all parties ! violating this notice. ELIZA E. SXELGROVE. NOTICE OF ITXAL DISCHARGE. To a'l Vfhcm Those Presents slay4 [Concern: V. herorr. V*. F. l\;rr has made .' wrdfention v.n'. f ihis Court for Final j Discharge as administrator in re j the I.state cf J. G. F.arr. deceased, on ! ibis the 16ih day of September, 1918. : jjii-.ii.ii.i'' * 'j.\ Ljr to j cite r.ny and i-!I kindred, creditors, or' !cs interested to ;..ho v cause be- J fore me u.t my oinco at Lexington ; Court' House, drouth Carolina, en the i 1 Gtli day of October 13IS at 11 o'- ; i clock A. M. why said order of discharge oh orb} not be .c ran ted. George S Drafts J P. L. C. Sept. 16 th, 191 S. I "Who won the ball game today?" i "I dunno 1 took a girl. When the : game ended I liad only managed to explain, things as far as the seventh, inning"?Life. "^Iy wife has taken up singing. And she can't sing." i' "Don't come to me with your trival ? troubles. iMy wife has taken up barefoot dancing."?Louisville CourierJournal. Sow Woods High-Grade Seed Wheat For Best and Most Productive Crops. Our Virginia-Grown Seed ! c?in.arir?r rn** the* t* t JWi w w*y South?make "larger yields ' i and better quality of grain. Write for '-'WOOD'S chop Sps- I CiAL" ciying prices and Information about scir.d wxzrrr, s*eo oats, 1 3?i?D FiVZ, BfinLZV and all other ! Seeds for Fall Sowing, or* \H7 *5^7 *? p o 1 o w o v j g0& & ?>cl3 ( Seedsmen, Richmond, W., Plane white p?'?~7. ai'd etp- | F- 'OA G!\!10. ^ oTV 0 for profi'nb!o crops, hc-'.u vci- heme uc3 en d rnurkct. V.'rlvo for* Wood's Crop Specie?," G'vinQ j.iicce. | f Wot fw? vW^ v*^?" :..? 'r vf ' ?' V V ? tf * 7 S * ; . ^ il Ifi&'ii&i^ JUamii A;^> 2^ I ^ u "_ i "J' rd -T ~ c&> The stockholders of The &*? . our own people. Its office 5i> ?3 ness and profesiona! men v ^ their interest and yours ar The bank s profits remai ras* ^ for the upbuilding- (f cur 1 , ,*> wf State. H-*v A y>. T.J /\ T>r> 1- T f *1 iT.r'Ar i-2-4 Ab (I iiUiUc JJ.'.'HS. ! 11 r|> ticing a liberal p^bcy ai service, we feel iu:;t"fie7 ii As your fail activity i*.** " * ?|j with us. Liberty Bonds and Yv ^ Sale here. I THE HOME NA t .LEXING1 I i ?? y i | Our Ginnery is row rui fui awe are rendering the'fees ra fcvour cotton to our gins if a ? ^service and absolute res p %ing and ties. I I We pay highest^mark< gCotton Seed. I .Meal and Hulls for sab if UYIMfTPM iLMIil Willi i I I -EIIN^l ft * --rv* _ I IP? ? II ? P ra ^ TrT: ~*\ c 1 ?: i,v^cl? nO A u iThe Marinello Beauty She h c' iv. vMnsivn Rpnrt.v Parlors i [MANICURE, MASSAGE, 'i jj [We now have a large fci 'able to handle the trade, rto all \ Swlches made up to orcL (The Marinellc f!512 Main St., (ao sts ~ We are selling fir at Prices that wil Save Money. Tj store is to stand sold, and gladly r if you are not sat SOME TO SEE US. T|w (W GROCERIES - f V' ' v V V ^ V lTV 6 * V Vs *?j;| <- " ' 3 -<JS4? i B *=*3 . II <ri| 3r Mm People *gj tr? y ?3S?^ : f ?*'- -? j & Jlj rrjj i Home National Bank are ^||; rs and Directors are busirhom you know intimately; j e mutual. ^ggjj n here in. the community y|j; rown, our County and our ^M'A 339 <3 i tecl in Homo affairs, prac- ; a t&i&x i 5 i fv? 1 i <n?V3 1 | ul afford hignly efficienc i inviting- your business. \! begins, open an account ^JjJ' ~ar Sayings Stamps for j TiONAL BANK f j TON, s.c. 4: ; | H| se^S3S3ESES?SE2Si~ "? ?r3 ! ? M ? ? f i ! Vj 1 r3 S i N j y I ining on full time, and*? j i service Possible. Brined I v ; j 2 you appreciate prompt^ j] suits. We furnish Bag-i! y i A I it price for Cotton and| j e or exchange. || ! j ifJA S ' 1*j/h IgJ W tj t** f) ; < 2 Mr ii. w.9,1 nN ? C- !i I . J. \j a Fta* 9 0 . ; I H i; -*- : jr ~ " E*aJC^_? - ,s.U j I V% QV: ' -i wuitik-.o. ; o r>, the rr.cst high class ancli ;j n the South. SUAMFCO": | !! AND CH1RGPC3Y.J S| ? x "> " -\ y/1 4?i" r ^OVOTTV C O Y> t 1 r? v.. jj.viu'Aio ca a givirg prompt attention? ? i I I U & Beauty Shop] 11 iirs) Columbia, 5? C.j f J | | I I! st class Groceries 1 enable you to oe policy of this behind all goods ! efuncl the money I :isned. 11 I I vfi Store, Cayce, S. C.1 FRESH MEATS | p-, - 'V-' ?? "1 "; STOMACH Ski^]; 'ef .thl/s: P ! CFM & * a^c A Hlil Suite No. 7 Care Cor. Main and Washington v ! ^ . TT/r> jrC* I ^ v^uaranieea _ j i 0.1 ?Q i We carry she family in size fit every one. Our salesrr encea shoe cash systems; I HP Si 1513 Main Street m . BBpysaCBg gCBfCaagrr %sc-ar-ac * _r. \rjgv. \^pp-y., il 11 have your set ready sarrn our estimate before hav: save you money. 20-Year Gv .j antes, r-:prrF7 ?j; A M?IVATION A A Ai.7A.lt H4 1 ? W ?fc 4 Wo A&sisic'e? Hirers 0;;l "O ^s> 1i d?3 o*o -r> ^ &il trA i.hii it W iL^ 1329 1-2 Mam St. COL! I,c-ok fcsf'Lr-rf-s fibrdrk ?k ? J. I 11 : Df V3 n *r\ V- ^ / -v ! ?> <?\ L< * -5J? V- ) >- ?' -. Jt %?-:^L_ 0 v V tr *-?. >' ' 'We Have a Svlen \ikl ' Xf i^h: \i/Y : : j ff?j . ,. ' /A i >: '". ?. .' * HK | j /: | Vi^r j \V ^Im% We have every style and size Come in and see them on our | CUR GUARANTEE Gregory-Condea 1115 Hampton Sc., - i IjJ i! Man&y^mmA I Just Wkat 1 j Yon Ei 1 DDK? LJ? IJ JL, * 1 jP* fn.cz t -*L/< /?{, fl Ai.^ C) /] IP1 ? 1 # 17 J ruiTiismogSn l,c 4a <i--' / r i 5 r: y - - v% *,# v4 v^ v <*. uf Sole Agesst for the ram ! and also other brands of j | longest. See us for barg P 10) 17' Jo 4- IS iu J 416 Assembly Street, cr x-t ai/ncr gir'-rrc-rg j?jajk> .i: jm mil ^nhm liitracled i)if eases 1 ALSO TREAT . DISODKSRS, NERVOUS DEBILBL \DDER TROUBLES, ETC. 3e , Kidney Troubles. Piles painlessly without operation or confinement. )f treatment are that unless you re.'actory results, no charges are made. >r woman is too poor t - receive his none so rich thai they can procure ices tnan he is (jtmiuicu to give, offer you the results he has given leave the payment in your own hands oniais on file vrA 0tlier Examinations Free onjMon?sday ar.d Friday a, m. to 7 p. in. Sundays 10 to 2. 771 I '.68 J. iV* 1J ..re.^ a. ?.<=> ? Una National Bank Building t A c .n i ?--y-. -. -?-.f If^w vtw ,:x JI - m^-r. ? -T;: y? ? ? "3* T*/*533 o*** VJf3^ | ^VERYE^DY ? w k*%u th. il ?3w O' kLr JL to wear easy longest. )es for the entire s and wiotns to All Styles, sen are experimen and our ives you monev ! fl ? . COLUMBIA, S. C. __ I OUT-OF-TOWN Patients, iTe naT, iq everv convenience r or your comfort when visitig our offices. We will ake iinnression of vour i. - v ionth in the morning, and } day, where desired. Get ing work done. We will CJ c jj Silver Fiilirgs, 50c cp I I Gold Fillings, $1. up : Ttet": Cleaned, $1. g ic Gas Fc? Faricsc F.xtractiVq iL k-Lfii & j JHB1A, S. C. rhone -586 p and Sieving festal Exhibit * f A-i? [! r g* O > O. -0 w A-w w >. i iiDO ? X r ' 7 M fr * _ /"*. .w V* ss k ? IviO". \ / ,r . f Go \ ' V V. * - . - v . !.w.*wO r ? I I '-?r>rr ?n -?: ?? VI,, > ? bV.Sr LPf iSS 1 ^ i c.i.rirjrc ;::;y;;.es Vn P P //*. > rtr 'V^V^'3 WCgCB3 NNfW -J*J Hickory Wagons i S' \/ j \ -7 1 T-T j % oy I ' 2^C^3 in above makes floor : MEANS SOMETHING ' Mule Co. - - COLUMBIA, S. C. !* 9 M | is money Made i fou Do Men r vr*- f :yzj r3 I irij/ 1& V** ^ 7 8' \J P Y r 3 A $. jl ^ A c i j f,?, Caps, Gents' | tdys Furnishings, <v"/ wear Etc. j iou.c W. L. Douglas Shoes shoes that wear easy and ains upv I\I% I a Columbia, S. C.