Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SECRET ORDERS AT EXPOSITION. Many Important Conclaves Scheduled for Ter-Centennlal. Tty Mark O. Water*. Norfolk, Va.. Feb. *7.?Not only >vill the Jamestown ter-centennial exposition, which opens on the shores of Hampton Roads, Va., April 25th, be the occasion of a grand "home-coming" for the people of Virginia, but of the nation, in celebration of the anniversary of the founding of the tirst permanent English settlement in Amer ica, hut it will be the occasion for a large number of conclaves, conventions, conferences and assemblies. Altogether there will be over two hundred of these events and among them many secret order gatherings, and, the pass word and the grip will be much in evidence in these fraternal c? mierences. I he tirst event of this kind scheduled is the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of Virginia, which meets May 14-17. and during part of this time the Improved Order of Red Men will assemble. This latter order will represent the landing of Captain John Smith. Three ships will be built to represent the Godspeed, the Susan Constant and "the j-jjscovery and, both palefaces and retT* skinV?^T.U?;r represented in appropriate costume. Tl\l>- 'T\"*ll a log house or building in which will be displayed all relics of the aboriginccs and everything of historical nature that relates to the tir<t American, the Indian. The great council of Red Men will occur at the exposition September 9- to. On May gist, the Virginia branch of the Junior Order of United Americans will meet and the State council of the same order on October 13-14. June 5th the National Order of Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men, will meet, and June ibth the Benevolent and Pro4^,-.;..., n-n..- .^f triL-c a,ran the Knights of Columbus, and August 11th tin. National Haymakers' association. The Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias will encamp by brigades on the military camp ground of the exposition. and it is expected that several thousand knights will be in attendance. The Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia brigades will be in camp from July 29th to August 3rd. inclusive, and the Ohio brigades from August 3rd to August 10th. inclusive. Brigades from other States will be assigned dates later, but their encampments will be held in July. Major B. E. Rice, senior major of the Eirst Virginia regiment, has charge of the K. of P. featurt'sTu"^"/^* ^ tion. August 11-17 the national encampment of the Knights of the Maccabees will be held at the exposition and it is exnectcd that at l..act , - ?.? ,-)V/?V/VA^ II ' Mil the United States and Canada will attend. August 1S-24 is given to the Woodmen of the World, and September 2-7 to the Fraternal Order oi Eagles. At this latter meeting it is ex-1 peeled that there will be 50.000 mem-; hers of the order present. September 25th is given to the convention of the Society of Colonial Wars. September 26-27 the national association of veterans of the Mexican war; October 7-9, the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of j Virginia; October to-11, the Grand I Commandery Knights Templar of Vir-j ginia; October It, the Daughters of j the Revolution; October 11-12, Sons of Revolution; October 15-17. Ancient " ' and Illustrious Knights of Malta; N'o-j vcmber 11-13, American Federation of | Labor; November 13-14. Urfted I Daughters of the Confederacy. Many of these conventions will be held in the vast convention hall of the administration building' . 'which has a seating cnpjpMy of fiyfT thousand. ., "" ?? X A Big Sale In Union, I " In the district Court of the United1 States, for the District of South Carolina. In the matter oi W. T. Beatv and Frank G. Austell, co-partners, trading as \V. T. IUatv it Co., Bankrupts. To the creditots of \V. T. Bcaty & Co., of Union, in the county of Uinon and district aforesaid, bankrupts: Notice is hereby given that on the nth day of March, 1Q07, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, from the store room formerly occupied by the said bankrupts, in the city of Union, S. C., Jno. M. Little, trustee of said estate, will sell at public auction for cash, the entire stock of goods, wares and merchandise of said estate, consisting of a general line of dry goods, clothing, shoes, gents' furnishing goods and no, tions, all in good condition, and inventories at a low market value, at $5,000.00. The said trustee will sell in bulk or in parcels as he may deem best. Any objection to said sale must be made before me at my office, Columbia, S. C., on the 8th day of March, 1907, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Jno. J. Earle, Referee in bankruptcy. 8-3t. Special Advertisements Notices will be inserted in this oolumu at the rate ol 25 words or less for 2So one issue, four Issues for 75c. Additional lines over tweutj five words5c a line. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for The State and all other papers and magazines. E. H. Scaife. ; WANTED?Delivered at Union, S-> C., too Cedar Posts, feet each. Means Beaty. HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTION filled with pure, fresh drugs, by competent prescription clerks, at the* Rice Drug Co. * $150 PER MONTH sure to good Agents, handling the world's greatest of Hair Tonics. Absolutely the greatest seller in America today. Nothing else like it. Sells at almost every home over and over again. $7.00 clear profit on each dollar. Write today for " full particulars, with real chance of a lifetime. Address J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. 5-i.V YOU CAN GET a pound can of good Talcum Powder, violet perfumed, for 25 cents, at The Rice Drug Co. BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, write The Carolina Realty* and Trust Compaov, Bishopville, S. C. ' 7-tf IF YOU WANT good fresh HAMS and BREAKFAST BACON while they are fresh, you can always be.. i_ sILCC oi- f h t; bj sending your | orders to The Union Grocery Company. You can also be sure of getting the lowest prices offered 011 any market for strictly reliable goods. The famous Ferris, Armour's Star, Kingham's Reliable and Gold Hands. We can please you if you can be pleased. IF INTERESTED in Automobiles or Motore see Edw. F. Goodman. 0-4t ;GARDEN SEEDS! Oceans of 'em! Nothing but the best, nothing but new seed; bulk Reans, Peas. Onion Setts ami Potatoes. Everything else that grows in a garden in packages. i We will not only sell you anything I you desire in Seeds, as cheap or cheaper than you can buy elsewhere, but we will sell you anything in , arden fertilizers from one >ack up and deliver the same to you without any ( extra charge. Your orders always appreciated. The Union Grocery ] Company. i j HIGHEST PRICES paid for old scrap iron, brass, copper, old rubber shoes, bicycle tires, and all scrap rubber. You can find us at Whitlock & Sexton's livery stable every Saturday and Monday. Rring your rubbish and get the cash money. Fram Brothers, Telephone 132. WHY NOT spend your money where it is appreciated? We appreciate your order, and it is a pleasure to serve you promptly, no matter how large or small your order may be. Our aim is to give you the promptest, politest atention. the best goods and the cheapest prices obtainable. tictilar, icr r.-? u-??->w rnd we will sc.' to it that you haw .to further room for complaint. The Union Grocervl Company. \\ A N I ED?\oti to list your property with I he Metropolitan Loan and I rust Co., of Greenwood. S. C. j Real Sstatc bought and sold. Send for prospectus of The Southern Securities Co., on immigration. Money loaned long time, low rates. Write 11s. Greenwood, S. C. 7-4t L>SF\ PANSY I'i.OUR for your next 1 I.... .1.:. 1 1 1 . nni7?i >u iui> uiaiKi ami latce | no other. Once tried, you will not! he satisfied without it. Every sack warranted by the old reliable, The Union Grocery Company. ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary I.otion. Never fails. Sold by Union Drug Co. S2-3U1 MOLASSES of every kind! Pure Georgia Cane, old-fashioned Muscovados. genuine Imported Portori- I cos., high grade Sugar House, pure open-kettle Nov Orleans, Karo Corn < Syrup, genuine Silver Drips, 5 or|< 10 different grades of New Orleans. < We will sell you in any shape de- > 1 sired, by the quart, by the gallon. 5 ; gallon kegs, 10 gallon kegs, by the barrel or by the hogshead. We can I snit any taste,?no matter how criti- ; cal. We are prepared to save you money on every purchase. Give us , your orders for Molassess. The Union Grocery Company. DR. MARY LYl.ES-SIMS. Osteopathic physician at Mrs. Dan Wal- 1 lace's. Ail diseases treated; examina- s tion free. Women's and children's a diseases a specialty. Phone 93. 1 1 HUIET'S Cough Syrup is something j new and actually docs the work. 25c ' ami 50c a bottle at The Palmetto , Drug Co. j' ONLY THE BEST grade selected stock, Northern grown, Seed Irish Potatoes for sale by ns. Wholesale price by the sack. Will save you money by the peck or bushel. Send us your order at once for Onion Setts. They are going with a rush; we are selling them che^er than you ever bought first-class ^etts before. The Union Grocery Company. I WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large shipment of Molasses in 5, 10 and 25 gallon kegs. We invite you to examine them. The People's Supply Company. 9-at WE OFFER for sale this week a limited quantity of Pure High Grade Home-Made Jelly at 15 cents per glass. If you want to realize what excellent cooks Union county can boast of, send us your orders at once for a few glasses before it is all gone. The Union Grocery Company, for Everything Good to Eat DO YOU WANT the best Razor and Strop ever made for $1.00? Value $,t 00. Ask for the Radiumite Razor ! Strop for $1.00 and get the $2.00 Razor Strop free, at the Rice Drug Co. | ? j i MOLASSES?We can interest {vou; j see us. The People's Supply Co/\o-2t HUIET'S magic Headache Cure awes relief at once. 25c hnd guaranteed, . at The Palmetto Drug Co! DID YOU KNOW that we were selling you today Pure Cream Cheese cheaper than we can buy it on an* wholesale market in the LVnU-d States'* That's what we do e\ery tin^e we sell von 3 pounds of lour v High Grade Cheese for $0 iT/nts < We always give our customers J tV? * benefit of the fortunate parchLyfes 1 that }wc make. It pays you, uV*d? ^ your ^business with the-<)T(t' fe I'fri Tpe ^(Jnion Grocer)fVCompaO>i/^S* 'V ? DO YOU WANT the best Fountain Pen ever made for $1.00? Value $3.00. You can get it at,The JGcc c' -Drug Co. ' t. t? WE KNOW that you like good candy, so why don't you get Conida's? Always fresji at The Palmetto Drug Co. r COTTON BLOOM?Try our Cottbn , Bloom Flour. The People's Supwly . Company. 9-Lt * ' AGENTS! Ypu can sell our jewelry n novelties among your friends. Sand c one dollar, by P. O. money ordWr, * and we will send you a supply which retails at $2.50. When sold send^us the other $1.50 and we will send yl?u . a gold-plated American movemefnt watch, warranted for 5 years, lor your trouble. Write today. Pit/' , mont Sujiply Coo Box 126, if* !!"! 3- c. -f * fjp u WANTED?Position by an accurate and high-speed young lady stenogratpher and typewriter. Address "Nx/* * Box 8, Jonesville, S. C. ' I, A_ WE HAVE a full su !y of Dr. AW . der's great reinedtc.., also Andcr's Great Emulsion Soap, 10c, 3 for 25c! B at The Palmetto Drug Co. 1 (, I'l.utK?bee us hetore you buy Hour.M*' The People's Supply Company. g-2t/ Notice to Creditors and Debtors. V All persons having claims against the % estate of Edward Lipscomb, dweascd. 1 will please present the same to t'h un- m dersigned administratrix or her aepr- a neys. Meaty & Walker, properJjj^^o^fl 1 bated; all persons indebted tf^'thecfcl, ceased will please make immediate pay- >c ment to the undersigned administratrix or her said attorneys. 71 Mary Jane Lipscomb, :i as Administratrix; Union, S. C., Feb. 14, 1907?7*3t- j Valuable Froperty for Sale. \ One S-room house, every convenience. Main St. $4,0?? One 5-room house with lot 100 by 300, North Church St 2,000 . One 5-room house, with lot, 1 North Church St 1,500 One 5-room house, with lot 75 , by 200, North Church St SOLD One 6-room house, with lot, Vir- , gin St t,8oo t One 6-room house, with three ?. lots, Warlaw St., near Aetna I s Mills .. >0> i.n:o J., l,8ocV Q10. ir,? ? ? vd'h ' mj ~able 7/ da Most of these can be bought wit 1-.? Cash, balance in one and tw , years. 20 acres of land on West Main ( St.. same terms as above .. .. 1,56, i acres, with dwelling costing $2,000, also servant and tenant house, 500 fruit trees, line pas- VV ture, wired, an elegant location for fruit and dairy farm. All within three miles of town and half mile of Huftalo 6,00c'M One lot 011 Main St., opposite Aetna .Mills, 50 by 150 .. .. SOLD ^ One residence lot, Main St., 100 c by 300 . 3,000 Two business lots on Main St., each 2,500 One store-room, Hachclor St.. opposite postotiice *401 11 I have a proposition on other btosi-1 ness property which I will sell chkanj^ and on terms of 1-8 cash, balance Sii equal payments of live years. One business lot on Main St.. which Si I will sell for cash or exchange for P farm property. If nothing in this list suits you I have ithcrs to offer from high to low. and m terms to suit YOU. Come to my >ffice or write me what you want. I | make it my business to find it for: /on. \ Offer, subject to sale, from ten to S twenty shares Aetna cotton mill stock 1: it $50 per share. ' HENRY M. HOLMES, > ..Real Estate, Stocks, Fire Insurance. NotiGe to Horse Breeders. s Rrownstone, belonging to the Hackley Horse Breeders' association, will itapd at Uniy.n, S. C., the followtms r leason. Terms as follows: $5 downr ind $20 to be paid if foal results. If lot, $5 will be refunded by the associa:ion. Horse will be found at Craw- " :ord & Aycock's stable, Union, S. C. '; P-.imo. jgj b< V/ v ItAZOR 1 < yO^ PRICES: Hollow Ground $2.50 ; " /^fc^DoublO Concave lor Exrtt H e*>? C; <C B?ard?S3.00 - c v?j8S^P?lrln LeelhefCeae $6.60 ' V' Caibo-Maanetlc $1.00 B? Razor Troubles H Possible H( t6t CIIM fjwiy? >4Sr Every YearQq{ Qne from your dealer on 30 *[ ^S9r days trial, with ol M0 OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE h: v< For sale by Si so Union Hardware Co. * ? > PROGRAM Of SOOTH CAROLINA SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION ro be Held in the Methodist Church In Georgetown, S. C.. March 13-14. 1907. Program of the thirtieth annual conrention of the South Carolina Sundaychool association, to be held in the Methodist church, Georgetown, S. C., March 13-14. 1907: MORNING SESSION. v^S\csd^y, 13, 1907. 10-10:30 a. m. Devotional services, onducted by Rev. \V. J. Wyly, Georgejwn, S. C. 10:30-10:45. President's address and eport, Capt, J. Adger Sniythe, Jr. 10:45-11:15. Discussion of report and ecommendations. 11:15-12:15. County association work, V. C. Pcarce, Chicago, III., secretary iternational teacher training. 12:15-1 p. m. . Adult Bible class movement, F. F. Whilden, Columbia, c. i-^3Q p. m. Open discussion. AFTERNOON SESSJO" Wed. v^jn3 ee, Wm. E. Pelham, chairman, Newerry, S. C. 3:45-4^5- Reports of officers, (a) "cachcr training, Superintendent F.. .. Hughes, Greenville, S. C. (b) Pri lary work, Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, Newerry, S. C. (c) Home department, lev. \V. E. Wilkins, Columbia, S. C. d) Statistical secretary, J. F. Tolbert, aureus, S. C. (e) Treasurer, Rev > airer i. Herbert, Charleston, S. C. 4:15-5. Training of teachers, W. C. earec, Chicago, 111. EVENING SESSION. Wednesday, March 13, 1907. 8 p. m. Devotional service, Rev. G. [. Johnston, I). I)., Georgetown, S. C. 8:15-8:45. Relation of the Sundayhool to the world-wide niisionary lovement, Rev. J. W. Wolling, Bra1. 8:4S-9:45- Rev. A. L. Phillips. ?. 1).. superintendent Sabbath-school ork, Presbyterian board, Richmond. k. MORNING SESSION. Thursday, March 14, 1907. >10:15. Devotional service, Rev. P. G. Herbert, Georgetown, S. C. i>:I5-ii. Primary methods, Miss 3ree W. Vandiver, ^vtrtanburg, S. C. 1-11:45. Principles' and methods of cubing, Professor W. H. Hand, of with Carolina university, Columbia. ajjirTiuTii cuunve m suhy-school, \V. C. Pearce, Chicago, 111. 12:30-1. Open discussion and tnisceliieous business. AFTERNOON ESS ION. Thursday, March 14, 1907. 3:15 3:30 P- Song service, F. F. hilden, Columbia, S. C. 3:30-4:30. Superintendent's conferrfH.-, conducted by Rev. A. L. Phil, D. I)., Richmond, Va. , :30*5. Sunday-school lesson for 1 1 rch 17th. taught by Professor Hand, c tth Carolina university. EVENING SESSION. Thursday, March 14, 1907. t> ri ?: 1 : p I'. III. iyv\Hii(Mhil ac IV lies. 5: i 5-q. World-wide Sunday-school ovement, W. C. Pearce, Chicago 111. 9-9:45. The meaning of the modern ufiday-school movement, Rev. A. L. hillips, I). 1)., Richmond, Va. <0. Closing words. Adjournment. EXECUT1VE COMMITTEE. William E. Pclhani, chairman, New-1 :rry, S. C. Rev. T. H. Law, D. D. Spartanburg, . C. Dr. E. C. Jones, Newberry, S. C. Rev. Melton Clark, Florence, S. C. S. B. Ezell, Spartanburg, S. C. Rev. W- P. Witsell, Columbia, S. C. Dr. George B. Cromer, Newberry, . C. Rev. J. W. Shell, Spartanburg, S. C. Hon. J. E. Eilerbe, Sellers, S. C. OFFICERS: ? President, J. Adger Smythe, Jr., Pelsr, S. C. Vice-president, Rev. J. W. Shell, partanburg, S. C. Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. W. I. Her:rt, Charleston, S. C. Statistical secretary, J. F. Tolbert, aureus, S. C. International vice-president for South arolina, S. B. Ezell, Spartanburg c. International ex-conimitteenian for Mith Carolina, William E. Pelham, ewberry, S. C. Teacher training secretary, E. L. ughes, Greenville, S. C. Primary secretary, Mrs. M. A. Carile, Newberry, S. C. Home apartment secretary, Rev. \V. . Wilkitis, Columbia, S. C. Entertainment will be provided for I delegates. Notify Mr. L. B. Steele, lairman of entertainment committee, your coming. Railroad companies ive granted special rates for this condition, on certificate plan. Every unday-school should send pastor or iperintendent or teachers. Every inday-school is entitled to be reprented. ^ 9 " 11 r*~~???????? AsK for the Genuine | And see that you get what you ask for The largely increased demand for Sun Cured tobacco, created and sustained by the distinctive quality of the original Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco, has encouraged other manufacturers to place on the market imitation brands and tags which are made to look so near like the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured that unsuspecting chewers and dealers receive the imitations under the belief that they are getting the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco. Look close and see that the letters on the tag ;J -f" ^gre-y- n-o-l-d-s' Sun Cured, and you cannot I J in getting what you ask for and want, *+~*irsdue for your money that can be produced from the genuine Sun Cured tobacco, grown where the best sun-cured tobacco grows. ASK FOR "REYNOLDS'" and see that you get the original and genuine Sun Cured tobacco. ^ It's like you formerly got, before Reynolds' I Sun Cured was offered to the trade, costing from 60c to Si.00 ner nound. mrl ! : crdd ^ ^ ^ y %W..V* Ul. t/V\# pV.1' pound in 5c cuts, strictly 10 and 15 cent plugs. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., V7iuston-Saleni, N.C. . if; . M. FARR, President. J. D. ARTHUR. Cashier. THE MERCHANTS & PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, THE "OLD RKLIABLK." After the crop has escaped the grass and all other things you have to tight against, and you get the money for it, you are still liable to lose the crop, unless you have the money in a safe place. We offer to the farmer a safe place for the money from his crops, and we offer to him every assistance that a hank can possibly give to its customers. The last act of harvesting, is to. harvest the money proceeds of your crop in a sound, safe Bank. ^ . Moral: Deposit your crop money in "The Old Reliable." ^ '.wsrsrsHffioAN - ' DENTIST m office over pkofi.es rank, - - i'mox, k. c. p | HAIR & HAIR, | DENTISTS. 5 Crown, Bridgework and Regulating a Specialty. Office over Mutual L y Goods Co., Union, S. C. g \ ?j DR. J. MONROE WALLACE, |j M T> E N T I S T ?i || |W Crown and Bridge Work Offices: Rooms 1 and 2 V/[\ A Specialty. Phone 117. Nicholson Building. BEST BUILDING MATERIAL I Write for Prices on Blue Bell Wood Fibre Wall Plaster "Flint Coat" Finishing Piaster. Composition Roofing Tile. Write today. ? GUIGNARD BRICK WORKS j^-3;Mos COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA w K Master s Sale. f THE cheapest v. ay I to muko ice Cream. State of South Carolina, Simply stir tl?o content* of one package I County of Union. ' I Jfoll-O - ? court oi Common Picas. ICECREAM J J-T-Doug,^i#> Powder 1 vs. Into ? quart of milk and freer*. No beating Anne E. Rice, or cooking; nothing el?? to add. One pack. age makes nearly Iwo quarts of fine ice Defendant, cream. Costs about 1 cent a plate. Viva kiwi*: Vanilla, Chocolate,, strata- In obedience to an order made in berry% I.nnort and Unflarortd. above stated rase I will sell at Union Approved by Pure rood Commlselonera. aoove stated case, i win sen at union. No disease genus or ptomaine poison In before the court house door, during Jell-O lea Cream Powder. the legal hours of sale on salesday, /TVt,' SparkageeWc., 4th of March, 1907, the following land, if v'z: a" l'iat 'ot or plantation of land V'W\ it, send lying, being and situate in Gaston Hill , ua bianamsand township, county and State aforesaid, \t'\\*? containing Eight Hundred acres, more U^V?o5^^wj[V^7n5stratod reclno or '?ss? Bounded on north by W. C. yy/~?*'{Ms&ZZj/ book wUI Beaty, on the south and east by landa. V/d^waMgr-^/ mailed to yon. formerly belonging to the estate of Jas. B- J?tcr' deceased, and west by lands. of w A. Heaty and I. M. Mohlev, com? nionly known as the Vance lands. 17 p Ti dsco n dsop Terms of sale: One-half cash, balV. E. D6PAS5. S. C. U0PABS. ance on credit of twelve months theren.piQQ o. n.pAQQ aftcr' to_,b scc?refl by bond of purchBGrAoij Co U0r Aoj, aser and mortgage of the premises;; purchaser to pay for papers and recordLaw Offices Over Peoples Bank. mg 8ame* c H Peake, 1-1 yr j7-3t , . Master.