Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ . ^ | ^ tilS c H^?* j^EjSP'^fs 1)2111. rcniai" a! "written by men end w Y m2s& 28 they were from kid Iv 1J * the blood stream t ifij yLj/ljffll inated from the syst< j linfi-i When the kidneys ai [ / ' / 7 f/ * Sfllf matter in the blood c F \ ' / ) gffnS tic pains, lumbago, stifl | ,1 and other symptoms th ; Sold, [Everywhere | MRS. HENRIETTA LUCAS. Mrs. Henrietta Lucas died October 13, 1918 age 48 years her remains -were laid to rest at New Hope church Mrs. Lucas leaves to mourn her loss , a husband Mr. Olin Lucas, and 11 ehildren, % Waltr, Clifton, Henry, Ar- : ' fhur, Leon; Maedell, Maggie, Flor-, <ence, Virgie, Odie, Annie, beside a ' host of friends and an aged mother. Gone but not forgotten Sleep on dear mother And take thy rest God calleth you home. He thought it best. &!- ! We miss thy kind and willing hand. | . ' Thy fond and earnest care. Our home is dark without you ^ We miss you everywhere. In the cemetery quietly resting In a lone and silent grave. Lies the one we love so dearly Our mother we could not save. |~i I A loved one from us has gone !* / A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. X Mother dear thou has left us '* For a (bright and happy home ! : above. Where precious ones have met thee And with a savior love. t*> "V lake a flower you passed away - Destroyed in all your bloom, r.>v You left this world and all youv friend. r'y''.To moulder in the tomb. t God alone can comfort us e heart that mourn the here PH And our only consolation is To try and meet you there. p- : I v r- You have gone from us forever Longer here you could not stay You ave rac-hed a fairer region ?tax away far away. : | ssieep dear motner tny peaceiui , rjsleep. In the bed beneath the sod i. I will for hee ever pray, That thy soul may be with God Always faithful loving: and true We will gather round your silent tomb. I / -And breathe an humble prayer ,v' 1 We have missed a loving mother from our homes. I Who now lies mouldering there. ftv - . ! T*bou no more our songs siir.lt - -fcnow. Yet a.gain ! hope ic nicct tliee When the dry of life is fled Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee. "Where no farewell tears are shed. Now we miss her gentle f<-otsters 'Miss each kind and gentle word. Now in the lonely household Will her tender voice be heard. > The golden gates open wide. A gentle voice said "come." And angels from the other side, Welcomed our loved one home. ' i ; Heaven now retains niy treasure i < Earth the olnely casket keeps. And the sun'boams iove to linger where our dear mother sleeps. I ; : /. : Again we hone to meet you pr,y When the day of life is fled And in heave with .icy zo greet you , Where no farewell tears are shed. Written by her daughter I v . Maggie. , - . b . irrr /wr ? i \U.ishm j/ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. _ pY GEORGE & DRAFTS, esquire, Probate Judge. A WHEREAS, Ben Y. Pickett made \ i, -suit to me, to grant hirn Letters of Ad <. ministration of the Estate of and of- \ lects of James Pickett. THESE ARE THEREFORE to ; " ?ite and admonish oil and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said James Pickett, deceased, that they "be and appear, before mo, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lex- : ington, C. H? S. C., on 9 Nov. 191$ .next, after publication hereof at 11 I o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause 1 if any they have, why the sad Admin- e Castration should not be granted. , < v . . OJVEN under my Hand, this 25?' *day of Oct. Anno Domini ** ' Gee^SrDrafts, (L. S.) iSProbate Judge,>:1 County. S. C 3 918 ^xington-Dispatch-News <i ~ I 1^7 feeling toward fcis felloe || inspires a person to recommend ^ Is one to tell how be or she vss *5; ing and made vrell and strong. r|[ esire to he'p ot'-.ers. The follow- jfp itten by Mrs. Frank P. vVcae: ' gk 2, Merrill, Me.: lis helped no soreucb, ' find relief . taking them. My husband rs.o ha-, t benefit from rak-ny Foicy Kidney ?$? much better. He v.-as eo lamo bo over er.d now he feels none ot the a ways your we!]-wisher." uia! letters have been received every state in the Union, ail f?< ernea who wish to help those suffering K acy and bladder trouui^. ^ ^ tys are inactive, weak, sluggish, $ iseased they fail" to filter from |C he impurities that must be elim- S? :a if gopd health is to be preserved, ym re out of order, this poisonous waste 9 auses backache, pains in side, rheuma- K "nessor swelling of joints, sore muscles SH lat bring pain and misery in their wake. 2g are prompt in action cad tonic in their jjfe a effect on weak, sore, overworked, disadder, helping these important organs >r | aeir functions. They stop sleep-disturb- C help purify the blood and make sound, js?"3 chievement for the afflicted. ? TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. I "Where as in his infinite love and | wisdom, our Heavenly Father has " ? I r,oen fit to call home our beloved; friend and coworker Mr. Clay Bal- j lentinc. who was a chartered member i of the young- peoples society of Mace-1 donia E. L. church, and a loving and j faithful member .both of the church j and this society; therefore be it resolved: 1st. That we humbly bow in submission to Him who doeth all things well. 2nd. That in his death our Sundayschool and Society has lost a most valuable member whose noble life and example will ever be an inspiration to us. 3rd. That we extend to the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy and commend them to the blessed Savior whom he loved so well. 4th. That a copy of these resolutions b sent to the family, one to the Lutheran Church Visitor and one to , the county paper for publication, and j a copy o be recorded in the minute < boo kof our society. A meek and faithful christian a lov ing and devoted son, a tender and af- j fectionatc broter, a winning and con- i stant friend, he made his memory j blessed. Dear friend, go to thy heavenly rest ! And reap the joys of the eternal j . blest, We would with ceaseless longing: i flee, From a world so lonely/ to be with j thee. Oh, may we meet some day, And long- together dwell To serve the Lord without delay 'Til then, Vlear friend, farewell. AI iss Lulu Mae Epting Mr. Lawrence Derrick Committee. CALOMEL SALEVATES I AND MAKES YOU SICK j Acts like dynamite on a sluggish 1 liver and you lose a day's work. There's no reason why a person j should take sickening, salivating calo! me! when a few cents buys a large; bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone?a per feet substitute for calomel. It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as' surely as calomel, but it doesn't make you sick and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take; Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is perfectly harmless. Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is mercury and attacks your bones.Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feci weak, sick and nauseat ed tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful cf Dodson's Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great.No more biliousness :on3t:lpaticr, sluggishr ess headache coated tongue or sour wo: rich.Tour *r ugftist says if you don't find Dod son*<s Liver Tone acts Letter than icrribie calomel your money is wait irsg for von. ?.y rxsk si y>\ r i\m. DERLAIVS TATiLhiT.w "I am thankful for he good 1 have eceived by using Chamberlain's Tal?cis. About two years ago when 1 he ran taking them I wis suffering a treat 'Teai from distress au.i-r . atir.ar, rod from headache awl ;; grad, laiijuid feeling due i<> indig -stion and a ornid live**, rhambcrl.oin'a Tenets correct'. d these disorders in a short time, arid since taking; two bet ' s of them my health ha.: be-, u good, vrites Mrs. M. J>. harwood, Auburn, y. y. writ r A!! persons are ho:*- '>y ir Aide s u>r. ?<? trosnass ui?on my-' pi ?*ii;ir--s crsov/n as the <*. M Tl >': ;.?; . ??y . juntinsr, fis?* ' ! ; : i* . v . ?h straw ir^htWOT"**4^: ; ! ;. ? v:is Tk" J;;w i:: '., ; :> t-IS for:mt; ill. I ;:!l :> *>? iris ?i<. : * i;t?:is loticc. Dpd. <*. a. : \V. AV. ONiicr, editor . the Twin 'ounty-Xews. was in 1 w.\inaum Monay. -Mr. <)\n(s- has just ivom-er.-u rom a severe attack of influenza. t. >./ <c ^ i&%j? iil _ :i.SlS.~v. ..; v--:- 'r-.";-;.-.re V-SMSS*"^ * ;y.'. / **" ' '.'vP | ' - ' - . ..- % / < k -l^r..., / ? ^^inv /V-. J fl? M/4i liPC3/l Hf. i wrv' \ . \x ;. ^r.;i '' '' /; i BELgVjm j 'I I (ggj?* !&&?&' ' feVv5 SslB&S&ai A Penny fcere means CHILD PAINFULLY BURNED. ! Mildred, the bright and interesting little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roof of Arthurs, was painfully burned on the right arm and hand yesterday morning, when she accidentally turned over a boll of hot lard which her mother had placed on a table, j The child was rushed to Lexington and given relief as far as possible by i Dr. J. H. Mathias. Jt will be quite; awhile before she can use the arm. [ A PATRIO Almost as vital as tfe of flag and countsy^is fe safe-guarding health, When s i and resio&rc cowers are LLSS^Sc t*iO ii^vj KI0c>^ i jf* /^W1 W IP fe ft*: jm k* Mj ^k g^ i ?%?ji Ji i p W ^-^sg m w m affords splendid and effectus tendency toward weakness a The abundant tonic and uniq of Scott's Emulsion make it; may be used everyday, by any Scott a Bov/ne, EIooi Metropoii | ? F C ' LADIES AND Tempting and Deliciou: All Sea.Foods in seasor Best Equipped Kitchen All Dishes and Utensils Ownninl o 4- 4- /-> vi 4- -i /"v v\ mtr/Mi attciinvn given j THE M?TROP< 11538 Main Street, o J Had your grand father 01 lent iudgernent in the sei u O would you have those an so much ? This same kind of furniu. hv OlO ->.1-1. Oi L.l - . w'iUj *1?t.'-V-iW' , of the men who made yo time. Or if you have not acheri \fx ' V I* *" ^ vilf,' c" T . /:? c~>: L'.? * Ml, VJL-Ci. >^ _2 ?y X Q1|y Q^~ v? "% ? *J ~ v:-0 ^ q y " O'iY^C ' you can yass cm to future -tjr \r-?l] r/-,tT% i \~c TA fhp J L \viix six* v liivj otiiii v.'v~ ! , 1."^ (| ? I'.lIIill'i V I IX- V. l/JiCt' T ,oi' in- c?*.n* * -.?oi1 r.-' Cr<lY\' ^ v U?^ ^ : i y ^ v. C.j- v. \ 1.1 priced, i cu will riot be Do net hesitate to make cmaiTers when in Coliinib -L v*/ M W*m. ia-.i. v> ? \> -:-b. y sj L!^p.TFM17 17 F-^^rl nw.*r--p KsSv^d L--;frU0i j rv ?/? 1 <7 ? O V A P f7 " C . \6id-kb -.LZlzi ^z.y Columbi Jf*g TS ff a %&M, !i \L.M,^yc.ll Jill WlWi ! .'; <!. ;*; ' - ; " y.n ' ,.->5f:5Ax;.'- " - : *.i lg "'* " f 7'. -'|i I : a/ > ; - i - >' - ' , . : - tWM\ I ! j - ?<hJ i .- - *- 'j ? ULi ..jter-'-r-".- ,: ' v.-.v ?^-4' ' ^ SB ' : "* * - -i '* - '.? /.? "j '"V> : A ' ' c/ ;:f,r r-.r^! 5^3^ / '0 /' v V^. *? ' \ J?! ! i . : ? ' w ; ? v , . ' Ei ! a Bim "Over tJiejfcT PIXE KIIHK SCHOOL. j opened last Monday with bright prospect? of a flourishing school, through the session. The principal is Miss! Blarma Kulmer who is ably assisted ! by Miss Cora Wlngard. These young ladies are popular with the patrons and pupils, having taught the prcvi- w ous session at this academy, which is credence of their satisfaction to the f school. TIC DUTY!' t of protecting the honor ! 5 duty of protecting* and j frength is ToS-righ eschaasisd j i reduced, then is the feie i , . v ? ctent znci when infill l! means of offsetting the nd protecting strength. !" ue nourishing properties j a dependable agent that Yuj ; one? to protect strength. 4js* afield. N. J. 1S-4 I itao Cafe GENTLEMEN 3 Foods Delightly Served I in the city. !. , 3 thoroughly sterilized, j j Lexington People. OLITAN CAFE - - Columbia, S. C r urniture j i * mother not used excellection of their furniture tique pieces you cherish i j are is obtainable from the sons and grand sons ur grand parent's lurnii shed piece handed down id comfort you can get vr.m US ? T'lVT. generations, knowing e service it has given ; must be good, plete lir e, so moderately urged to buy. our store your head1 i a. w S g y cw /' >; L.-.S U1 ku^X^LLs \ i lr\ ! \i * j I j H/ H i -?' .1 \ ? J. -L X i "2 3 " ;t m<A ~ #> r c-Lcr ifCi 'if h^p | : t 3L * V ii "* ^ r,_ O ?t?% I *..< ' ? v*V^ o ' I I ^ "7 %i!il ?01] | -" jusjl ?* f* i,' I r~ - v T r p -? S v : - ";. r? ! ' ti - ' \ I v rv; ':u;t; ^ h u ?I? 4+ziz**> V/o "n' ' 4 'ti . ! h vcj. o;r1. ; ' ::1 vvhei e. (r r;. Lj i tod y. ! . ^ ^ S) 2 rO? i' T !; ; y V'.- . cr J? }*$ v >5 r".. /. J;t ?'<?*' A ? ?ri? Us V(- it'.l h*" i S?'.! ' The Ei~ Central r |tj Jjfl "Honest Dealing <? : ? il'CLARK BU-LDING " ^^mnrr^LTMgrrnrT.rr^Trrr""'"*'** " -niaaga^3e'*v "-amv . mmm\ 4'iU:\ " ' Ifilk ^MlS^SBOSOOiS: j s sc?r.i,ok3.s;i:-'.v XI [S By iierclir. TzV ': .* .. ' f? 1 dcIMiifnlfy re: -r. r '. r ' '' ffl tlic host I.rti;a:?: on ri:. 3 f :. V . . ; :.} :u iejtutiful. sort. siiicy, strait. lc:i<? ; '" te r.^ Jj.tir?it:-; the you \v : *.. J5 ' . J j .'>.?rr. f-f:i'?t: :r* ? *, : . '. : - ?' j.'ii it r.'r ;; t<? !:,u:. ? H - 1 jc loci:u !:\o *; : ; r.r p] T'; Tn.'!;r< Jtair ?:""v !-" : j* ;2, flil. sin;H .'1 . . t. rf SENT -y& jM yon ' - J . J gj IIero!5n /!? '?. <".v. ?. ^ y AGENTS !:,wL?:v'.:' >>"j iwUi ;..U ill..'.' w ??!?...* K.iv.U.. ' I 1918 Shoes and Slippe THE KIND THAT WEARS EASY AND LONGE We are better prepared to s< our Lexington f riends from .a Is stock ' of dependable Shoes "dress" or "every day" wear ii The "Family Shoe Store of Farmers' Medium and Kc E, Fo & F0 1710Maiiiee MM ? I I? I ? _ a . Brookls New 3ro< Board o Henry BufP. Sewell K. G. A. Guignard. R. N. Seni J. C. Lybrand. A. D. Shu] Advise Frank V7. Shealy. Lsrsi ' ' " 111 1 " n-r^Mr^ ?r?rTM-xTr.-w.'; vrJIur^'v^->c-r.?-nrrrn * t\ v **"" r * \ * ' v. ^ * \\ * '-y V* * ,, ?> * < V". ?\ 4^ r-~ -- - - "V0 "" '*v ' '* v ~ f ? v\ e are in bolter shave t y t I troubles now than ere h: We also have on hand | ber of the Famous Coluii /? r -."1*1 <~1 + />T?C 5 < *' O' r r- no*' J J I IV/Iv'IM Lv ?. 'T1 7 * f? I sions, finikin irons ana J : q - TT". >i<-1 r ... 1 Lil'iiC aiiV.1 ?r j hard to beat. " 9 T; 1 *"> i'' i C'fs-' * c* r.< ; > j :'S ; ^ ? a Bit-" V ^ i. - IT ?i ju< ***??< ? v?T . . I j H.'C. G5V/y a I Lexington, S. C. i ___??f?_? % i y v/ ^ ' In l^lcs i? i d 1% IWI ctll'.v ci^ c^:~JLul2 \l?& &Z \J Zl^J ^ 7 h ,n ? A .. f. A -i C k_.;/ ? r; F|^ #1 L. !. ; * * * \ . f < .2 ' ) i \ X- X li 9 a; r. j cf all sizes; '.' SCCiLSSt VCUj' 11*1 City i-T.O . . the 1 o? j )Uf. W 1 itO :.t:c yt i:r ; 1: co In < ur 1i? fall acta il.t. i. :.i.c;s ? f i; rn* ! avers every cic ir.ct; 'ax t.i.T.y re ? v. Us. Write <! 4 /T*l T iHLy w^'09 jaiU.JLt ve? I Eolale Agency" ? Quick Service" COLUMBIA, S. C. Our Accura cy Quality Service give you "Well Fitted Glasses" 4 ELMGREN "< Optometrist and Optician 1207 Hampton St. COLUMBIA, S. C. wwwwwirwTrv i w i i i m 11 ri ! iM"wir-nnn-i? n I ?? t all leathers and sizes. Columbia." :&vy Wcrk Shces a Specialty A. DAVIS COLUMBIA, S. ? md Bank I okland, S. C.J f Directors: Oliver. E. W. Shall, i. L. S. Trotti. 1 P. J. Wesaicger. >ry Board: ig\ Hal!. J&2. A. Suznmersett. I - ~ ' ; *r% v: *r? 3 o take care of your Auto ive been in a long time, and can get a limited numobia Six Cars. Continental latches, Warner trarsmisrear axles, Atwater-Kent isrd starting systems a*e .ill over Phc :> iV.-r dciiionC ^ TPl T " , .. 1? ^ - i^- jC. j vk PItcne No. 118 i ?tmmmmraw? 1 ?? apewac wwm?