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The Lexington Dispatch. 'Wednesday, January 27, 1904. * * * The Dispatch Job Printing J * Office is prepared to do any * J kind of printing at short notice. ^ * We guarantee woik first class * * at reasonable prices. Give us % * a trial order. * * * * PENCIL AND SCXSSOBS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Cotton still climbs higher. The days are growing longer. ? . . We bad a* very slight snow ana aleet yesterday Vi Mr. J. L. Glenn, of Shurapert, was in town Saturday. Mr. G. H. R3of, of Barr's Landing, called in to see us Monday. Mr. Paul P. Clark, of Clark's Mill, ' called in to see ub Saturday. Next Monday is salesday and tb^r < will be a lot of valuable land sold. T. C. Sturkie Esq, went to Augusta, Ga., one day last week on business. We published in this issue the monthly report of Supervisor Geo. A. Shealy. We are glad to learn that several new cottages will soon be erected in oar town. Mr. R. P. Sox, of the New Brook. 3a?/3 BAnfinn ballad in fcn nee us last ?MiU DVVkiVU) ' ? Thursday. Several deals have been made in real estate in car town lately. Watch the results. We regret to learn that Mr. D. ?. Bailentine is confined to his room with sickness. Mr. Jake Roberts, one of Lorick & Lowranoe's popular clerks, was on our etreets Monday. . It was so cloudy and dark last Friday that some of onr merchants had to i light their lamps. Miss Lena Harman has returned home from a few weeks vieit to relatives in Columbia. We have been reqaested to state that Dr. James Harman will not be in his office next Friday. Mr. Calhoun She&ly, of the Fork, was in town last week aud spent the sight with Treasurer Sheaiy. Messrs. J. E. Spires and J. M. Boone, of the Macedon section, were among oar visitors Saturday. Mr. P. H. Craps, a good farmer of the Lewiedale section, called in 8atorday and renewed his paper. We have been requested to announce that there will bepreacbing eervice at Mt. Vernon, White Bock, next Sunday, at 11 a. m. V - "r -For yoar harness, saddlery and plantation gears, c&U on Davis & Co., when in the oity of Colombia. See their "ad" in this issue. Mr. O. L. Hutfco, of this county, is attending McFeat's Business College, in Columbia. He paid our office a pleasant call last Saturday. FOR SALE?One-six horse power portable engine and boiler. For particulars, apply to Lewie Hall, Lexington, S. C. 3wl4pd. Our old friend, Uncle Jake Dreher, while in town last week called in to see us. He looks well and eeemed to be ready for another camp fish on the Edisto. Place your order for Job Printing at the Dispatch office. Satisfaction guaranteed, as to neat workmanship, quality of material and prices very low. There will be preaching on Dext Sabbath at Horeb church at 11 a. m , and at 3:30 p. m, at the Methodist church in this place, by the pastor, Rev. Roundtree. We understand that Mr. John M. Caugbman baa purchased the old borne lot of Mr. Simeon Cjrley, on upper Main street, and will soon erect thereon bis future home. e T. B. Aughtry & Co., of Columbia, will sell you your plantation supplies at rock bottom prices. Never buy until you see what inducements they oiler in these supplies. Mr. S J. Clark, ono of Ohapin's progressive and industrious citizens, called in yesterday and renewed his paper for another year. Let others follow Mr. Clark i example. I R^v A R. Taylor, of Irene, paid j our office a pleasant call last Wednesday afternoon. He received one of the first issues of the Dispateh and has been a subscriber ever since. While making arrangements for your coming crop thia year, don't forget to call on T. B. Aughtry & Co , of Columbia, if you need a good wagon, harness, gears, plows, & \ The Home Bank now pays interest every three months on money left in the savings department. Interest being compounded quarterly small deposits will grow into large ones, if lnr>/> ennnnrh If you are indebted to tbe Dispatch and wish to pay same in peavines, hay, fodder, shucks or any kind of rough food, we would be glad to exchange receipt for the amount of indebtedness, allowing highest market price. "We call special attention to the advertisement of Crosson & Crosson, of Leesville, and if you will only call j and see them you will be p'eased. They have a line of fine garden seeds just received and it is to your advantage to see them before you buy this season. i Palmetto Uollegiats Institute, j j The midterm examinations of tue j I Collegiate department have been | held and below are tbe names of those who made distinction: Highly distinguished?Chalmers ' Erastus Wessinger. Distinguished?Carro Efird, Kate I Shull, Josie Smoak, Anna Derrick, Olin Croat, Ernestine Grachieo, Eala | Clark, Beulah George, Patsy George, j Francis A Lown. | These have been present every i day?John Ballentine, Hollie Har man, Francis A. JLown, Delia Marman, Lu vie Craps, Arthur Ballentine, Sam Wessinger, Chalmers Wessinger, Carrie Corley, Bertha Kleckley, Anna Derrick, Kate Sfaull, Josie Smoak, Pearl Clark, Wilbur Hendrix, Ernestine Barre, Missouri Lowmao, Gracie Redd, Jessie Wingard, Ella Karman, Nettie Lowman, Anna Smoak, Silas Craps, Pearl Harman, Lula Bjuknight, Minnie Smoak, Jimmie Jliller. From the above it will be seen that 28 pupils have attended school every day since the opening. About 30 or 35 pupils have entered since Christmas. Mr. R. H. Broadway, who has been attending the Sumter Graded School, has entered the Institute. He boards with the Hon. C. M. Efird. P. Delmar Locals. To the Editor of the Dispatch: Mr. W. M. Shealy has had his dwelling remodeled. Mrs. Dr. Hite is having some finishing work*done on her dwelling. Mr. J. S. Sanford has returned irom Newberry and will work for Mr. j W. H. Hare. Mr. Roddie Reberts, of the Cedar j Grove section, is working for Mrs. Dr. Hite. Mrs. Agnes Lybrand, of Derricks, \ visited relatives in this section the first of last week. Mr. James Bartley and bride, of Black's, Saluda coauty, spent S*tur- I day ni ht at Mr. Pressley Shealy's. There will be divine services at "Union church next (fifth) Sunday morning at eleven o'clock by the pastor, Bev. J. D. Shealy. Mr. Jeffie L. Snelgrove, who has been in Newberry for several years, has moved on Mr. S. S. Shealy's place near Mr. D. J. Padget's. Lloyd. Those Who Trade AT Leesville AND THOSE WHO SHOULD TRADE THERE, Will watch this space every week and they will learn the advantages. Vve handle Drugs and Standard Aiedicines of all kind. Perfumery and Toilet Articles. And a lot of things useful and necessary lor everybody. BUV OUR CrABDEXT SEEDS If yoa wish satisfactory results. Stock all fresh and guaranteed. Call and see us, and our goods and prices will do the rest. CROSSON & CROSSON, Lecsville, S. G. Jaa. 2T-tt Consumption is a human weed flourishing best in weak lungs. Like other weeds it's easily destroyed while young; when old, sometimes impossible. Strengthen the lungs as you o 'w would weak land and the weeds will disappear. The best lung fertilizer is Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork is food too, but it is very hard to digest. Tlic time to treat consump lion is when you begin trying * o r> to hide it from yourself. Others see it, you won't. Don't wait until you can't deceive yourself any longer. v o Begin with the first thought to take Scott's Emulsion. If it isn't really consumption so much the better; you will soon forget it and be better for the treatment. If it is consumption you can't expect to be cured at once, but if you will begin in time and will be rigidly regular in your treatment you will win. Scott's Emulsion, fresh air, rest all you can, eat all you can, that's the treatment and that's the best treatment. ^ We will send you fffcmU y#jfl P-e sure that this picture in the form or a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of ?2| 5C0TT & BOWNE, Chemists, ggjiHMjJJ 409 Pearl St., N. Y. ES&fljKflffffiWw t;oc. and $i: all druggists. ilerritts bridge ever the Edisto needs the attention of the Commissioners of Aikea and Lexington coum ies. The cause way alao should be locked after. TH3P.3^S01T Your Stomach trouble has not been cured, is because ycu have been taking medicines that only alleviate the symptoms, giving only temporary relief. Try Hiltca's Life for the Liver &od Kidneys, for a permanent relieband cure, in all disorders of the stomach, liver and kidneys. CONSTIPATION, the great cause of ill-health, is quickly relieved and soon cured by its use. It cures any irregularities of the kidneys, and by its regulating effect j on the Bystem gives vigor and strength to the body. Tin j mw*A VV liCil i UU UUWU *U UCOIIU auu J need a medicine that will build you up, take Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys. 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. Sold wholesale by the Murray Drug Co, Columbia, S. C. For sale at the Bazaar, Lexington, S C. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Court of Common Pleas. Mrs. Corrie E. Harman, Plaintif. Against. Noah E. George, Defendant. In obedience to the Decree of the Court herein, I will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the Court House door, in Lexington, IS. C.. during the legal bonis of sale, on the first Monday in February, 1904 "All and singular the said tract of land couiuiniug Seventy-live ftDd three-iourths acres. lying, being and situated in Lexington County, said Stale, adjoining lands of A. J. Summer: Mark Summer. F H. J. ominick, and ; sing fully shown by a plat made by Levi Met/. Surveyor". Also, all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in said County and State, containing Fourteen aud IK-100 acres adjoining lands of M.uk Summer, Nellie Hope. D. Bradfod, Lige btoudemire. and lands above described. Terms of Sale: ?One half cash, the balj ance on credit ol twelve mouths, with j interest from day ol sale, recnred by bond j of the purchaser and mortgage of the | premises sold, with leave to pay ail cash. Purchaser to pav for papers. SAMUEL B GEORGE, j Olerk cf the Court, i January 11, 11-04. T. C. 8ti>ikev. Dsx. Plaintiff's Attorney, j Cole. L. Blotse, Ei-q , Attorney for Delen| dant. TYPEWRITER ! HEADQUARTERS. If you have a sick typewiiter, consult DE GIBERS, i Cures Guaranteed. If you want to bay a new typewriter, or exchange your old one, consult Gibbes. | J. WILSON GIBBES, Office Supplies, Rubber Stamps. Office Furniture. ; 13S4 Maia St. Columbia, S. C. i G go = We wish you s perous New Yet you for valued ] the past. We ho] ance of the sam< 1 TTrtln A TTA1TP TV* f V CtlLtC? iUl y VJ LLJ. 1UV We are now "wi and will begin bu; 90 Head of Hor A 93 buggies:a* G 1^0 go = I v* 1 ^ 1115 PLAIN STEEI February 14?ly. CALL TO SEE US A W. F\ LEXINGTON, - ! A GOOD | RESOLUTION jp ?like a crying baby in church& be carried out. jH If you've been intending pf cliase a new pair of shoes for t II ?or that girl?don't delay any 11 Come while our assortn y styles and sizes remains unbro m We always carry many sty H lots of them. |ij Just now we have an ?xtrs y tity of styles?and more you: shoes than usual. jfjjj There are prices to fit evei & etbook. and there's one pair c || in particular that we wish yor I THOMAS A. BOY (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.) p ^1736 Maui Street, Columbia I IVn A LL PERSON'S INDERTEI) TO ILL PERSONS! IX. the Estate of Miss Christeiia Cor- * *- Estate of Mrs ley, deceased, will make payment and ceased, will make those having; demands against said Ks- having demands ag tate will file them properly attested for file them properly t jMinwut within thirtv davs from date. within tliirtv days with, GEO. \Y. COKLEY, JR.. GE< Executor. January l'.\ HXM.?JwlU. January 1?. 1901, iea Mule Co. ^ i happy and pros- M 3,r and to thank 1 patronage of the pe for a continut e and guarantee rney. : 1 (\r\A lue upeii lur j siness with -. ses|MuIes. QQ IS WAGONS, 93 | O ? 1 AXt_ilo Co. J :T, COLUMBIA, S. C. J BEFORE BUYING j I i sun ciniu i ROOF", ' 8, C. j I I til Wedding Presents! 1 j --should m j Rings, j?> Chains, to pur- Jewelry, hat boy W ; Watches, longer. |g j Cut Glass, rent of -Sterling Silver, ken. 'id All the numeroas articles suitable for pret-les, and m ents ot all kinds, we now have illua- J iratea oy pnotograpns direct from W the articles, in our catalogue of which we will bo pleased a, quail- sg to send you one on request. , |3F1 We deliver all goods free by mail, O.SS tSrS ffljjj express, or lreighc on all orders with jL? cash, aud guarantee satisfaction always, J ^ P\ P H. LAC HICOTTE & COMPANY, J ^ P 1424 Main Street, )f shoes <6> I COLUMBIA, S. C. l to see. |? SP * NE, | V1 <$ STATS OP SOUTH CABOLINA, SO & COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. * . S>7 F, W. Shehane. Plaintitf vs. Andrew ErMagistrate Court?Summons. j 3?i. it. ? ? - ' . wn uoicuuuui iu me aoove entitled T.!(}0. cause of action : ATOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND INDEBTED TO THE 1 required to answer the complaint in . Nancy Oorloy, do- this action, of which a copy has been filed payment and those with the Magistrate at New" Brookland, S. faiiLst said Es ate will C.. and if you tail to answer the complaint it tested for payment within five days the plaintiff will apply to from date, with Court for the relief demanded in the J. M. COR LEY. complaint. F. W. SHEHANE, Plaintiff. Executor. New Brookland, S. C., Dec. 22, 1903. ,?hv!3. tJw-13. ? *