Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r - . I V" * ' J" ' I MEET ME AT TAP Mr. Lockhart wil be here in | There is a vital force, an id< has so crept into the hearts o . This instrument, this pri their plants of all short piece: H If it were possible to double R you to see and pick from perf v V The healthful, helpful envii K fcv. ry nan's effort has diec I PENNY SALES. pie P Sta p Mr. Lockhart's famous spe- ( W" ?1 cm s that Ii>5t but for a minute bla *T* Is j j. or two, and happen when you Mb least expect them, are the envy $5, gfj of the merchandising world. bla Mil g Come and have yoar penny e? ready. ( slz< FIVE TO FIFTEEN I MINUTES SALES. v S At any hour in the day Mr. Hj Lockhart may spring one of sor these short, snappy sales that spe fi last from 5 to 15 minutes, when merchandise is sold for almost V I nothing. Watch the women f{?^ II gather 'round these sales. I spe { 199c |l an THE Columbia / PROCEEDINGS I THE LEG) FARTUL LIST OF NEW B . BEEN INTRODUCED IN I I DURING THE 1 nWTTTU-. T-. A -VT,0 JfOOTnY | SOTUlt X U HjO U I\ 1 O Among tne new bills were: 'ntf of J Senator Earle?To amend the code Sena relating to personal property. !treasui Senator Marshall?Requiring insur- c'a ance companies to pay in moneys to Sena establish a sinking fund for the help m'SSloi Of disabled iiiemen. statue senator McGowan?To increase the uary h salary of the supervisor of Laurens. Sena Senator Earle?Relating to the en- bonds; grossing of bills. This bill provides Idencc that a clerk shall be appointed from Sena each county. insurai Senator Earle?Providing for the re-' cent, \ lease of certain convicts on parole for to sett good behavior. ! Sena Senator Ilrooks?Concurrent, resolu on Su tlon memorializing congress to buy!States the old fort at Ninety-Six. j tary ji Senator McGowan?Providing for! Sena the appointment of a commission to missio investigate the financial alfairs of huildii P Laurens. , at the Senator Raysor?In reference to the i Sena I Bale of spirituous liquors. and cie | Senator Wells?Concurrent resoln- Sen;i I tion authorizing the secretary of ton m I state to buy new flags for the state Sens I house. ! ment < Senaton Bivens?To allow st. G.? rge j Sumtc W school district in Dorchester to issue Sent bonds for the erection of a new sehcol tral It I house, rail w a H Senator Bivens?To amend tin; law via Li regarding voting districts with refer* Calaw ence to Dorchester." used f senator Ltird?Relating to the pay- J Sent ment of bond interest in connection statut witl> the transfer of Little Mountain the Jc H to Newberry county. railwa H The bill to make a holiday for State Sent colleges was made a special order for introd today. Allddl Kn WEDNESDAY gent 9 The new bills were: sleepi) wt- - ' V- : * * - V* PS' LOCKJ ffigsai MBBflH Kffrw i person and you know his passion for n ealization beneath and around about th ?f the people as to make it stand forth t! Iceless boon, came as if by inspiration s and exceptional lots and have the bem the law of multiplication the scope woi ectly immense and intensely interestin; ronment makes your very life, as well I on the passing mind who has attempt* MQ BLANKET SA ' I ks We have a beautifu S-'e have the largest and most coin- sei|les quilts in bea te line of all-wool blankets in the These quilts can t be ite. We will sell these blankets speclal Mill End Sale greatly reduced prices. Our $5.On WHITE UNDER WE nket was made to sell at $6.00. ... . * ? . .. . . . ,, , We have a big Hue Is blanket is all-wool and was a c, . " . , wear flannels. Our i >d value at our former price of . . . nn vi/a. * .. .. . prices can t be 00. We are going to sell this c .. nket during the first part of our II End Sale at the special price of ^ ADItES' PUR $3.63 pair >ur $6.50 Blankets at Hill Hnd spo- Elegant fine \al an I price of $4.50 pair '?ces, dainty new pat COTTON BLANKETS. of desirable widths. T , . ... ? .. made to sell at -lOc yj k big line of cotton blankets, fu c . c ... . 35c goods. Hill End S es and good colors, from $ 1 .GO to $ 1.68 Fine val ar,d roU!U SILK COMFORTS- also insertions to ma w e had such lace vali Ve have a full line of fine down a variety of the best i covered and silk lined comforts |ar |ace patterns. Tf ull sizes and colors. The hand- always sold at 15, 2 nest line in the South, mil End Mill End Sale price ! cial prices each ... . . .. $?.?, $7.<?, $9.99,$12.4? . El^ant lnu.at.on v COTTON COMFORTS. .f 5 ,? ands and thousands o k'e have a big line of cotton com- ,ot. Hine) dainty pat ts ln./u" s'zes? colors and qual- for dresses and undei All are fast colors; Hill End ? . ,r , cial prices each 5Cey.a .spt , $1.23, $1.49, $1.73, $1.97, $2.49 M,M tnd Sa,e price id - $3.49 Fine silk ribbon, I JAMES J ** n s 1 reel cars under tlieaut I II railroad commission lir IN THE HOU S ai m n BHNCBHt VI vps ^ r Cloy i g oiuiuirc | I C- g a5f!|l|||? give surety bond. K lin n y,r- Lofton?Relating deer in Charleston count} Mr. Edwards?To auth< to issue bonds in Cowpe ills that ha1e-t? ture to be taught in publ both houses Mr. Whaley?Joint rest VPFlf fund overpaid taxes to TUlJli* Barnes of Hampton. Mr. Morrison?'."c restr ? session and transport atic Lor Brice?Regulating the d)aw Mr. Lomax lo provide ion by a medical boanl o urles in magistrates courts. ?1,?k.111,.s Lor Peunfuy?Authorizing the Bol(| ,H>ulc.s er or Colleton county to pay Jlr. Haakcll-T.. lms of A. G.W.Hill. license fee from pel ns 1 tor Br Ice?To appoint, a com for i,unting purposes land appropriate $2o,000 Tor a Mr> uruce Relating! . of John C. Calhoun In Stat- Gfjury ijst_. all in Washington. Mr. Spivey?Proxiding tor \V. E. Johnson?To allow couit house and jail at (' md morl gages and deeds as ev Lexington delegation in legal proceedings. Little Mountain. tor W. E. Johnson?To require Mr. Eraser- I'o pio nee companies to pay 10 per members of the supremei vhen they unreasonably refuse of four. le a policy. Mr. Eraser?To repeal .tor Von Koinitz?To cede land tional provision ki sitt llivans Island to the United en banc. government and to give mill- Mr. Ballent inc?To r? < irisdiction. commence at Monck'sCo itor Brice?To appoint a com- instead of Monday. n for the location of the new Mr. Calllson- To provi ng for epileptics and inebriates tation tax shall go to scl State Hospital for the Insane, in xvhioh collected. itor Bates?Regarding claim Mr. Foster?A hill to livery of personal property. and c remissions of e!ei 1 Ltor Brooks?Petition from cot- Mr. Lofton--To aimi; ill operatives. tax act. itor Manning?To erect a monu-1 Mr Mnklcr -Granting jver the grave of Gen. Thomas States of America the r, in Sumter county. | state to, and the jurisdl itor II outfit-To charter the Cen Mate < vet. c< rtain lands ail way of South Carolina. This Island in Charleston coin v will run from Ileath Springs j tary purposes, hcrty Hill to appoint near the j Mr. Ilueker?To provu ba river and will he largely mony taken de bene, esse or stone transportation. fective in magistrates co itor K. S. It lease?To repeal the Alr. Cothran?To at es authorizing bond issue for 'upervisor of Greenville illusion, faluda and Greenwood to W. J. Southern, coun iy. the sum of $100 on iccoi itor E. ft. Blease?To allow the for the year lt?0">. luction of a bill to charter the Mr. M. W. Walker?Ti e Carolina and Western railway trie street railway coin i; ator W. K. Johnson?To place tect inoLormen hy veslili ng cars, refrigera'or cars and Mr. DeVorc?To provlc U. _ , jaAMOJm AJDVOCATB FR! DA] JANUARY 19 wrs sec( ovelty as wels the efforts and sacrifices he always c Lock hart cirighted Mill End" Sale that has so he recognizeqargain occasion of this century, to Mr. Locklft who presented the idea to the mills efit of the exiordinary low prices revert direct to tl jld fail to adiiately describe the large crowds that < g coilectionsj the highest standard qualities of nev as the mojy-getter's pjcket book, the poore 2d to criticisjr stand out against it, for the prices QUILTS. ^ j^j| ' 1L. T APP~ 1 ori t \ cMli com icts 1 o be sentenced to the county N r, eldeil? J o i P or h .use farm. from charging passe r Mi. l'roft - Relating to the sule of Mr- llass A 11,11 E. ioLtery tickcts< 608 of the criminal , tl striking out said sec fliardtans I.. Mr It.loy-ro prov.d. for the ln Ueu there,jf all?, payment <>f a per diem to tlie board i> hunt imr of overseers of Hampton county. known as sect ion M>| Hunting h J ^lr Hal'?A bill t< M r. C,.thr.r bating to spoc.Al provcd the ^5tti day irize election sess' n ciicuit courts. 1904. entitled 'An i ns for new Mr Foster?To regulate the pay of diersand sdlorosfro certain w tncsses. by striking out on uire agricul- Mr. McM.ister (by request)?A bill line of said act the ? ie seliools. ;to establish ? county court in the ted from this State.' le for a com-1 county of Ric hland and to cletine tlie Mr LaFitte?A hi I law. jurisdiction and powers of such court official to be remove lotion to re- and to provide for the conduct of tie Mr. Wlialea?A t Mrs. A. E. business thereof. commission to l^vcsl Which was referred to special com- atl(' disposition of ee let the pos mil tee consisting of tlie Richland "ho Southern Kiiiwi in of liquor, delegation. Mr. Stoll?1To re] ; for inspect- Mr. Arnold?To define the duties of opting certain poi I patent and school trustees in reference to ilie es- burg county iiom and liquids tablishment of seliools in any school ':lwsoft drinks, dist riet organized under the general ' ',e following nc a graduated chool law. troduced in the fcous holding lands Mr. lliggins?A joint, resolution Mr. Arnold ? I wo^ proposing an amendment to article i? to a nend sec'ions preparation section 9, of the constitution, fixing Hie consti. ut ion 'lie time for the general assembly to lating to the formati r for a new convene. ties, oi wav. ,\ir stoll?'To further tegulate the Mr. l>. O. H'rbert Relating to >ale ofcigaiettcs and eigareit? paper, vide for public high Mr. Lawson?To provide for the is Carolina, vide for live siingtf bonds In public school dis- Mr. Faust?A bill court instead irictsof South Carolina Southern Railway c Mr Nash?Relative to erection of Seaboard It It in tlie consiit u- school buildings at Fair Forest, agains the Sonthem ing of com i Mr. Morgan?Providing that 'nsur- Mr. Hradham?A I .nice companies must provide an in '?late pension and t? irirr court to uual tax for a tund for benefit of fire- ations tberef or. rner Tuesday men in this State. Mr. Saye-A lull or Yeldell?To lix compensation < f coni'sslon to secure ,i lie that, c.ipi- wltloll weighers in (treeuwood Pital for epileptics ai iooI districts m,. McMastcr?Relative to collect "Ijuuct to th.'State ion of debt* from employes ( f corpor- ',lsane? fix the fee- :ilions. eaboard Railway c< tsof court To reijui rtain clerks in thede and grade io a lev tl capitation partincnt f Late to give bond. twee i the union dc Col. I> :>. Herbert?Relative t< and t'.ecrosfing of fi to tlit? I nit'(I school pi ipei ly at, Rowcsville. Mr. Haskell?A bil title of this Mr. voriison?To make punishment Audubon Society o' ictionot tl is iralteinpi tie same as for rape. for the preservatloi on Millivnn s Providing for a stee game birds of the dy, for mi : ;n Mack Mingo midge ovei ; Mr. Cllftor. A bil b.. Mingo ere. k monument to mark etbat test i- .1 mliei.ii y c uninit lee-To a nriond , T|10nias Sumter. " '''' ' ' la .v UlitllortKir?? evc'ltur how to pro pin- how ..!,.Mr.,'l'ch"( V llie iih.lvii! in ordt'iliiff .locli u & for new Moo 2U.8, volume I, county to pay )Iintso as to require co ty treasurer. |,j ,^.3 cmmittce General dia separate slee int of salary . i,s;i 1? t?i. il car* tor the races. dr. lc a lev? u au'hori/r asylum *'r* Faust olll tr i'l 11 it mi .ry l.? sell certain lands the,n R???way co tints to pro .m;i sell ot her lands. Mr. Kershaw?A I Mr. rliIn rodge?Relating to school 'aw as lo arson a lc lor female matters at Laurens. and the burning of it MEET MI )ND ^ ^ II : makes to interest and satisfy the c intensified it with the mercantile lif . They at once saw it was an excelt ie money purses of consumers, come in the great cities everywhere v goods and you pay only a portion ol r for the loss if you miss it. named below, with graphic power, ti quality, suitable for ties and girdles,I price also hair ribbon for the children. Red, J blue, pink, white and Hack; regular J prices, 15, 2<> and 25c, A\ill Find Sale | ,0c >^rd I Mm (iREAT VALUES IN LADIES' j ^ IOSIERY. | Ladies' fine lisle hose, superior! ?*q<? t Swi *%Y'5n' quality, absolutely fast color, made I " to sell for 2.1c, Mill End Sale price!/!0 J? 20c pair; 3 for 50c * *1 Ladie's fine lisle hose, guaranteed perfectly stainless, superior quality ^ Maco yarn. Pretty open work pat- "iat ftern. Our 20c goods, Hill End Sale price I c pair; 2 for 25c nas ni i f Ladies' fine wool sweaters, best styles, blouse end Norfolk effects;! cfcIA, colors red, blue, bleck ar.d white. c jSc? You cannot afford to miss the values . offered in this let of goods. Mill ^iii End Sale prices S" ;?Sv $2.48, $3.12, $3.38 up to $5.98 val wil DRY UOODS. lov If it will wash and hold its color -7c Tapp has it. PERCALES. I fi 1 _ 36-inch wide Sea Island percales, " absolutely fast colors, the best per- hlj cale made, nill End Sale price.. i2c foi J 32-incli wide Sea Island percales, | absolutely fast colors, A\ill End Sale j COMPAI South < ?aaaae? -wirrT prereni railroads, ||j.|p VIEW ..B.rs r?r cr..?l-iB f fl I |g, Wlr.W. to amend sect ion ~ " code of 1902, by We 1 Mr Edid> r 1 will try to i itioti and inseiting vaidot or two from this piece ap her section t<? be ^e are having pl-nt.y of rain now } si bout hogged up in mud. i) amend an act ap- Oar pospeious rcho <1 enrolls tifty of Febuary, A. I), students and is doing very good w tct to exempt sol present. m paying license *', Misses Ola Matthews, and 0 tlie third printed H-dentaugh, spent the night v rords, 'Who enlis their cousins Misses Mary and l'? " Bedenbaugli. ill providing for an Mr Geo. doff, our mail carrier, d from ottice. recently moved In our communit >111 appointing j l Jennings and wife, arc gate the conduct panicd by their daughter. Miss A rtain suits against VVlio lias been visiting relatives y company. North Augusta have returned hoi 1Ual th,CJa,?; C:; W are sorry to say that Mr. J. t iiiiso i uims Hare, while cutting wi od last w operations stock Cllt, hls f?ot.-,)llt ,ve arc ?latl to not. Si riutlsl V. w lulls were in Wi-dne ,v : i;s 'S"1,n "0l'-k'> near this pi, joint resolutions ,eft '"-day f,,r lhe Augusta hospllt ai..i ! of !?rt i- 7 Mr J. L. Matthews lias purclu of this Mate, re- an organ. ion of now conn- Miss Jesse ''aughman and her t -r, Gertrude, vis'ted Mrs. Euc ?A bill to pro. Ethoredge Tuesday night. schools in ^>ou111 We were delighted with the pi i t visit aid address cf Supt. It. I to require the -iunpies on Wednesday afternoon. mpans and tin \|pjorce Elheredge, who is clc of certain suits , ... . o j ... ,, i g r I, csviiie, spent Sunday v Railway company t ,. ' home f( 1 k^. bill to further reg , n.akeappropri Ms. 11 B Matthews is visiting 1 i i . lhizharl to-day. to provide for a 1 wo t-air \ iew <?ir; l lo-at ion of a hos ud inebriates as in FROM ARKANSAS. i Ii .spit.al f -r the . jaires peider, of Little Kock, A a contractor, Mas been visiting r nmpany t>? fil in (jvesa l.eesvil e and I atesburg el the space be b :s been in Arkansas for 23 \ears :p >t at, Denmark has made mon-y. i.e left Icr li s h aid railway ,asl Friday. II to incorporate ' South Carolina , tU . I.ier ison Dr. Da < > Dittle LI of the song and j?,| ^ give perfect sati faction is State. to their tonic effect on (lie ii1 I to provide fOr a Tliey r.cver gripe So d by Timir the grave of Gen. Lros >ill to amend sec- Mr. Ilarlev?A bill to declare code of laws 1902, la^> in regard toilaim and delivery rnmon carriers to p osonjiI property, ping and Pullman \tr G;p?im?A bill to provide t.hc rdnl >\ g and for renew! ? require the Sou- where necessary, the records of mpany and the r g lata rat inenscconveyance, incl >111 to amend the i < -' mortgages f ical estate in nd housebreaking ofllcc of tlie clerk of courtof for J certain chattels, ion county. 2 AT TAPP'S, ? I rowds of customers h e of America, and it Jjpj ent opportunity to rid Eg. i. This sale pernvts V f the real cas values. H -eat on fact nly. ? GINGHAMS. ~~ Kj -inch striped ginghams, all colfast colors, good values for 10c, k; End Sale price s 6 I-2c f?.' EMBROIDERED SWISS. H| beautiful line of embroidered IB ss, all in stripes and dots, abso- ^ ly fast colors. 'I liese goods are values at 25c.; special Mill End gjT. ; price a yard >6 2-3c E? 'e have the largest slock of Reedy- gS; ie Sheets and Pillow Cases, Sheet- &,* and Pillow Tubing in the Caroli- W* Prices unniatchable at TAPH'S jjfil I -L END SALE. 03 ) SILKS. $3 llks in the Mill End Sale. We i ,-w and sell more Silks ar.d better pi) ks than ever. Come and sec the ues in this line. Different lots IL II be clossd each day of the sale at jg. v prices. >c Peau dc Cygne at 49c gi -ine Peau de Cyclic in white, black K: d colors, sold formerly at 7"c. The Pf xh colors and white are handsome rr r evening; dresses; pure Silk and jars well. Mill End Sale price yard wr\ ina. | I Condition of ,,JCitizens Bank of Bateshurc ? , - J?? one I ork Batesburg, S. C., at the Jula clo se of business, JanVsie ,??ary 10th, 1906. LiAa:i.iTier. lias Capita stock $30,000.00 y" Deposits 71,381.PT :om- Undivided Proiits (expen,sie' sea paid) 2, 176.20 ' in Cashier's checks outTle j standing 10.10 g 1 $103,768.20 . ay, ! ntso'jacis. Cash on hand and due ace, from J'anks $43,057 09 d. Loans and Discounts 53,958 15 iscd Bank building acc >uul. furniture and fixture* 0,753 ui MS- fl >3 703 26 lora vTATR or SO'JTII CAROLINA, Oou nyof Lexington P rionally apeas~ e ired before u e \ P. loir s Cashier o'the abi ve named bank and aTims ibat the above statem nt i< true t> fk~ t lie best of his know'edge and belief, vitli a. C. JONES. Cisliier. Mibscribed and sworn to before me Mrs. i his, the Ulh. do o January 1903. N LOG Kit BAYLY, Is. No ary I'ublic cokrect?attkst: I. EDWARDS , . U. X.GUMKB } Dinctors. rk*' M.U. llOATWku-ilT. ) elaii. I ''lie prosrect is very encouraging IIC W w an(1 for an fDlaiged business, e'lirieous treatment gua an teed our pa ro r. we omo invite yo.s to conu ? see us. r JURY DRAWN. Cie *? J ter. Ti e jury to try tlie note 1 case of ons Greene and Claynor, was riiawn yesi terdav : i t last the cake w ill l,e , 'tried. '? la berfi.i-. to-day. l.e _ o' , 1.01ICE! NOTIU ! for | On Saturday iT.b. 3rd, IV06, t wit log, se" lo tl,c highest Kiit'er lor cash, I the bouse ?tu1 lot i;: the town of Bn'e ud burg. The lat contain:?three fourih the of an acre. Titles ; eri'cct. I reserve lar- be right to reject ary ^id not sati: factory. Wil *. ill ?. (IUNTCR.