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^ LEESVILL1
THE HUMORIST.
"I s'pose you had a lovely time with
youriicli relations opto tlic city,"
lier friend said when she. had returned
to the little town.
"Oil! yes," she replied, "it was
kind of pleasant for a while, but I did
miss goin' down to the depot in the
evenings to wait for the train to come
In,"?Chicago Record-Heiaid.
"^ir," said the old-fashioned young
man, ,,1 desire your permission to pay
nc.v addresses to your daughter..,
"All right," answered the old gentle
man. ' If you mean business and are
nhln to nav for her dresses, ero ahead."
?Chicago News.
The Promoter?1 want you to take
a couple hundred shares in this new
life insurance company- It is the best
thing on the market.
Friend?Who's jour representative
in the Senat eV?Puck.
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I ;QV . - i .
. at uieaiiii) clul)
"What of that?" ren arked the veteran
of the wars. "It's resorted for
General Wood."-Philadelphia Ledger.
?Vnnr uncle seems to have
re.
tie bought a
and you should
se patent niedi
; 11 j't
I'luuc, nilci not 1)C
in tco bi s' a husband
my dear. uch of tlie
you tip m?
Eiliel? a ?irl re mains
sii >y waiting
for the y morrow.?
Chicago I' I
nolle .moke last
ni.lit who nicrtain
ii g ? r. Sh be piano
?to >1.
Vi s.-' r ..imp. ' I
;s.i ^1 e -a '.n just w mil.rr lor an i xcuse
cji. luii? 11 down."- Inla(h Iphia
Led r
"To what (iu w i: atliibule your
wealth'/ '
"To imliis i \. frugality, and tO"0
asocial ions," ?Iu- great m m lenlieri
uul I ln'M. wi; h the ;iii <>i (ii)u wish
it}* to ii I i li? 11 :* h. i Im \\ holt'l ruth,
10 juiiu : ' the on i i' li.ni' 211,v
pi ? ? ? i I I I ' ? > !?' i?.
*'iluw<lid mil colleague ciciju t hiitielf
iliiriuK his trial?" iunuirctl m ii?or
Slye.
' Oh lie iii*(|uitM <1 h niM'lf ;i!l ri^hf,
| I t'M i ii Ol Si fTU't'S "Ii Wilt
h tin . ii tie j i y lit'I convicted
llm."? Philadelphia I hi! let in
WifiENER
Mr. liennie Johnson, of Windeor ?f
ter spending several days with fi iend
in town, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Minnie (Jarvin is on an extend
ed visit to her sister. Mrs. Picktn
Cook. of Lexington.
Mr Mertishan Miller, of near Perry
has recently moved In town.
(Julie a number of changes hav
been made in our little town since t.li
close of the old year, sawyer tiros
are pn pai .?g to move their stock c
goods into t he postollice, the utile
h aving been moved to t be rear of tl
building Mr. Hayes Hunter ha
opened up a fruit store in the Mi
Kiiilrlintr tif! \1 r ( Kear Itm.
Jitiiiin i IMI ^ovwi wiiir
w I'ccupy Hi" buililiiiK roi-enlly v.
' ' i \. I , iJunior
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GREA1
g stock we fi
he remainder -
Bo
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Wagoner regrets to lose Mr. Rob Ly
brand, wlio lias moved to Swansea
; where he will engage In business. Hii
brother, Mr. Ode L>brand, takes hi!
place behind the counter at Mr. J. V\
Ly brand's.
Mr Haskell Rantt's little child wh<
swallowed poisonous eye water lasl
week and came m ar losing its life, h
quite well again.
Itev. J. C. Holly and Mr. Lafayetl
Garvin went over to Pelion ,ast Tuesday
on a bird hunt.
Mr Gubc Unshoe and little graud
son, Master Kuuene Gil.sr.n. of Nicl
Oil's,Ga., are \ s ling relatives here
Mrs. Margaret Gunter is slowly 1m
proving.
Mr and Mrs. Eddie Holly spent Sur:
ay at Rev .1. < . 1 lolly's.
Now is the t nne to guard the bealtl
and .strength of the lungs. The besi
remedy to use for aouglis and colds 1
I'cc's u Mitive Money and Tar. Tin
only co ?* ) s i up that does not con
j stlpate th is, hut which on
|other hand
? n 'it; ti " >
. , { ' /; * > V.t ' ^
' miiu ubNTS
Corner Broad and Washington
Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD TRAIN*
pass the door, Gentlemen can gei
on or off right at the door.
i EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFi.'itiiiie
i n/n itc l vr
i v/jvi'o i-i/ iyy i \/i.i i i; /ini,
| ATTENTIVE WAITERS.
Newly fitted up. Perfect service
OYSTERS, (1AHE, and all the fines!
j meats cooked by the best cooks ir
! Augusta.
POPULAR PRICKS.
I
I W hen you come to igusta, let u?
feed yen. Make our restaurant youi
headquarters. We will take chargt
of your packages and treat you in i
manner that wili be certain to mak?
you our permanent customer.
Come and see
GALA MAS 1SR0IHKRS'
i RESTAURANT.
Also manufacturers of all tli
FINEST CANDIES.
i
Chocolates, lion-Hons, Creams ani
Fruit Candies, nut un in haudr.om
boxes for Holiday (lifts.
At All. ORDERS HAVE PROMP
ATTENTION.
j
I Order your meals by Telephone air
I we will be ready when the train ar
I rives.
COR. BROAD 5: WASHINClTOi
STREETS.
AUGUSTA GA.
i
Phone 12-14.
The children's jubilee of ^r<-o I healll
follows the use of bee's l.axative. Ho
ey and Tar, the con^h syrup that e.\
pels all cold from the system bv act
. iiiif as a catburt ic on the bowels. t
certain remedy for ?"roup, YVhoopiti
s|('oui;hand all luntr and bronchial til
[fortiori*. Sold hv T'mnions Pros.
s ^tiuoic mi nun? J vitr,
- ^aiTMTninuiHir nnTMTMiMrK
,;| If you have aj
c ^Headache, Ner-|
/j^valgin '
S?- Will cure it in lOminu'cs ^
i* I zl
??- Fur S;tle i?t nil
fc DRUG STORKS. !
siiuahUiUiiuuiu^iuiiiiUE
The r- .s?.n Dr iMitc-s i.liil? f ??
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' CL
nd a number <
nf lnro-p Infc
Come i
uknigl
i Wedding
; Presents.
i
STERLING SILVER,
CUT GLASS,
I
HANDPAINTED CHINA.
. FINE CLOCKS and
BRONZES.
i
s
fins slock on tad tn
. ! |' J> 'ri
, 1 * I . 1 V ?- I .
iMiiummiii M1M 111
' fiie Jewelry io all tie
latest ideas.
' Dent biij your presents lietore
; seeing; our pods,
P. H. Lachicotte
i'
& Company,
JEWELERS.
[ 1424 Main St., Columbia
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. ouuni vuiuiiun.
PRESENTS
EOR THE
] Engagements
PRESENTS
r
l;nr The Bndes.
PRESENTS
hor the Anniversary.
s ^
Or Presents
....JUST SO..,.
I
In fact If you need any kind of
ii present in goods, ve nay
n them ready for you.
We have decidedly the largest se
lection and have oniv so'id and gen
. nine goods. You take no chance ii
dealing with us but can feel absolute
p ly sure that you get what you thinl
you are getting the best. Inside ani
outside, alike, in fact everything w
? sell is fully guaranteed. If you wil
? favor us with a call you will see ou
g prices are Irwer and the goods bette
o than others give.
S
ii Be Sure to Call Ai
! Bvlvan Bros.,
? ^
5 Cor Main and Plain Sts.
? COLUMBIA, S. C.
^ I Tine salve is the best Salve for sor<
"
EARA1
)f odds and en<
Th ACA A*AAH C
JL IIVOV ^VV/UO YV \
iarly and get tl
it 4 W
MITCHELL.
1 AND SURCIKON.
f u >ur>f, S. 0.
Hours:
) a. m.
p. ra.
o 9 p. m,
WATSON,
| 'ST.
I Ha.* , S. C.
ne Building.
> At ?ry Thursday,
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B. ? S. C.
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Atforr at ',u*.
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CHARLES C. WILSON,
A ROM I ' EOT.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
\
. . COLUMBIA HOTEL. .
BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY.
S. F. WHEELER, Prop.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
1 CRESCENT
RESTAURANT
1538 Main Street.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
9
} Everything in Season.
The Best of Everything
at Moderate Prices.
Blind, bloodi:v. itching protruding
piles are instantly relieved by Man'/.nit
This rcmntiv is nnt. 1111 in
lapsible tuhos wot.n nozzle attachment
so 1 hat the medicine may he applied
t inside directly where the trouble originates.
Man/an relieves instantly.
a Sold by rinrmons Bros,
e
? Specials
For Next Week.
I Wo offer the Ladles of Augusta a
beautiful line of CRAVENETTE
COATS In all thclatest colors?Tans,
? Oxfords, Olives. Etc., at $i.50and #10.
t hese coats are made in the very latest
styles.
J. WILLIE LEVY
, tfnit' The WorlJ Wonders
how the Other ha'f lives Those who
us^ huckl-n's ArnicA Salve n>-ver wonder
If it **111 cure cuts. Wounds, cums,
Sores and all ^kin erupt ions, t hey en w
2H I wtO Mr- * nC "
i i. k r*
n r? * ?< ri j . ,
I } . <rt iV
HCE
Is left over, w
e are now offeri
le pick.
est,
Southern
Railway
THE SOUTH'S GREATEST *
SYSTEM.
UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE.
THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPING
CARS ON ALL THROUGH
TRAINS.
Convenient Schedules on all local
trains.
Winter Tourist Ratesare now in
effect all to Florida points.
For full Information as to rates,
routes, etc., consult nearest Southern
Railway Ticket Agent, or ?
BROOKS MORGAN,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga ,
R. W. HUNT,
*>!v rv.N< u;?cr t
( inrlf.t >n, S. C.
U A DPQ ^
f./i t I M L-V .. V
SHOP.'
. w time I '
v>i t j > r in iui niij
Proprietor.
Sharp Razors, Clean j
Towels and quick service
guaranteed.
May Live 10O years.
The char is for living a full century
a.w excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie
Duncan, of Haynesville, Me , now 70
years old. olie writes; "Electric Bitters
cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20
years standing, and made me feel es
well ahd strong as a young girl." Electric
Bitters cures Stomach and Llvtr
diseases, Blood disorders, General Debility
aod b ?dily weakness, Sold on a
guarantee at O. J. Harris Timmons
Bros. F. B. Guuter, Crosscns, drug Co.
of Leesville 8. C. Price ROc a bottle
It is a sin to suffer with backache
and pains over tne Kidneys, when a
single dose of Pine-ules will give relief
in one night, suffering women
should heed these warnings ere it is
too late. Female troubles may result"
Pine-ules will strengthen the Kidneys
and bladder, cleanse the biood
aid relieve the aches and pains of
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Sold by
Timmons Bros.
A Modern Miracle
"Truly miraculous seemed the recovery
of Mrs. Mollic llolt or this place,"
writes J O. It. Hooper, "Woodford,
Tenn., "she was so wasted by coughing
up puss from her lungs. Doctors deela- i
red her end so near that the family,
bad watched hy her bed-side fortyeight
lioiirs: when, at m\ urgent rcqu
est Dr. King's New discovery uasgn*
en her. with the astonishing result
that Improve met began, and c>iitinued
until she finally completely reccv
ered and is a healthy woman to-day"
j Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds.
">0c and #1.00at O. J. Harris, Timmons
Hro, ! '. B. Gunter, Crosson Drug. Co
of Leesviile s. C.Trial bottle frte.
T FEELING 1
ILIVER-ISH 5
This Morning?
TAKE
1 a j pvo?N"- ^
i .? > t Jdvoaut.
soutn^aronna. ^
. Rubber
Stamos.
Mr^y
Q Stencils,
If _ Seals, "-vS?*
l| 1 And ail SupM Accessories and
Bl|? Repairs. 1 Signs, Name and
f | Dor - irass and Alumt
ur - dtes Engraving
jmpariy,
? . ; : : 'MARYLAND.
? W?\ logue mailed on request.
* ,: ,,Mw* w"*'?v"ir/ A Kocate.
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" 'he Carolina National Bank
:c l.L-.V B1A, s, c ^ q
^,.icD STATES, COUNTY and CITY DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL PAID IN - $200,006
SURPLUS PROFITS, ..... , 82,000
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, - - 200,000
$422,00C
SAVINGS DEPARTIWENT.
Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, payable quarterly, February,
May, August and November,
W. A. CLARK, President. J. S. MULLER, Vice-President
WILIE JONES, Cashier. T. H. MEIGHAN, Aea't. Cashier
A A. r\ ?- ?
rtiscis uver - 3>1,500,000.
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Do^-s/
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v ioiiici
Mantels
"Fewer gallons v '--means Devoe paint J
C- O. l> 'V* > & BRO.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
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YOUR COLUMBIA
BANK.
Make this your banking place in Columbia.
Every courtesy, consistent with
safe and sound banking. Special attention
given checking accounts. Investinnr
cnvincrc Hpnaffmon* ... -
_ n ?- f," I.IHVUI.
1 Palmetto Bank & Trust Co.,
;? ' Capital $250,000.00; Surplus $35,000.00
i COLUMBIA, S. C.
B WILIE JONES, President.
9 JULIUS h, WALKER Vice-PralJent. J. POPE MATTHEWS, Sec'y.
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