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Edisto Dots. (Crowded out from las:; week.) \ Everything on the Edisto i3 very *juiefc. Several fat hogs were slaughtered the first of last week and we thought pudding, sausage, chicken, etc a very aiice dish to set before a gentleman in time of a big snow. Mr. Webster Frick spent the greater portion of last week in Columbia on i ousiness. Miss Nealie Peel is spending some time in and aroand Sally amonng relatives. Mr. Oscar Sena and family speut tbe day Sunday at the home of Mr. Jinks Jefcoat. Mr. Leroy Derrick, of White Rock> "was the guest of Miss Leila Peel. Mr. G. H. Wingard and Mr. and Mrs Albert Yonce, of Pelion, made a Hying trip Sunday over to Hopewell in Mr. Wingard's car. Miss Josephine Kirkl&nd spent a "week with her friend, Mrs. Clarence Jefcoat near Swansea. Mr. Gary Toole and sister, Miss Annie Toole, of Sally, spent a day and irrit-Vi fh??ir TTnnlp and aunt. Mr. WAVU UUV? ? J ?od Mrs. Richard Peel. Messrs Willie B. Drigger and Wolfe *Jefcoat made us a pleasant- call Saturday. We were glad to see at church Sunday oar friend, Miss Tettie Cooper, of 3?ortb. Mrs. Mary Jinks Jefcoafc was the guest of Mrs. Minnie Senn last week. Mr. Willie M. Laird spent a night fwirh Mr. Webster Frick last week. Mr. George W. Jefcoat and uncle Dick Peel, made a flying trip recently $o Lexington C. H. in Mr. Jefcoat's <car, Uncle Dick says that Lexington .is the place. Mr, 0^9 Kirkland has ju -chased a .pair of fine mnles. Messrs. Charlie Cooper and Otis 3*ee 1 visited at Sa'ly oie day last week. We are very glad indeed to know Skat little Mrs. E O. Sharpe who hr s been quite sick is so improved as to be ?bie to be up again. Mrs. Sharpe is -one of the most estimable women of oar community and we do hope that "very soon she may be enjoying her xi9ual good health. We wish to thank oar good mai carrier, Mr. C. M. Staly, for the many ^weet kisses that he brought ns a few days ago sealed up. Little Johnnie. The Junior Handicraft ClubList Saturday afternoon, Feb! 2Sth, .12 young girls met with Misses Katie Xion and Blossie Clark, and organized . -a club to be known as the "The -JuniorHandicraftOlab". These girls sew, embroider, 9teneil and block print. A part of their work will be S'Sjf ^iven to "Tee Ladies School Im^ v \ provoment League" for their Christmas 'Bazaar this fall. The work of this clab will be conducted by Miss Pearfe Clark,who has studied Manual Arts in Winchrop College. The following are the officers and members: j .President, Miss Pearie Clark; Vice- j \T Rlns?ifl Clarke: Secre- i tary, Miss Edith Lyles; Treasurer, "Miss Sarah Mildred Berley; members, Misses Sarah Black, Sarah Mildred Barley, Mary Bibb, Blos3ie Clark, .Katie L)u Clark. Annie Corloy, Annie Baur.i Callier, Pearie Caughman, Edith jjyles, Marguerite Lorick, Mar ftaerite Dent, Jaunita George and Samh Meetze. Mad Dog Bites Mrs. Mitchell. Anderson, March 5.?Mrs. Newton Mitchell, who lives od the place of Mr. G. W. Tucker in Va.rennea township, six miles south of this city, was i .rl onr? Kitf.on Vw ti mnrf finf? '?tvwcavvi uu\t Mik vv? mj w- ^ w* v. x-v Sunday afternoon. The dog, which was a gray fico about the size of a fox, scampered awaj* before she could get -Assistance, and so far as is known it j is still at large. Mrs. Mitchell is at her home, but Mr. Tucker came to the city today t > telegraph to Columbia for the necessary medicine for Pasteur treatment. This medicine should arrive tomorrow, And Mrs. Mitchell will begin her course immediately. .The last seen of the little gray dog ?was shortly after the attack made on Mrs. Mitcheil. The people of that j?rtmmnnit,v made an exhaustive search, but without success. Before leaving the community the , dog succeeded in biting several other dogs. Some of these have been put to * death, and the others have been putvTjpto.await developments. Mule-Footed Hogs Common. South Boston, Va., Ma.ch 9.?E. B. Craddocfc of Chester Spr.ugs, Va., h.is been raising mule-hoofed hogs in cm entities for four years. He sells fcmvn for a big price although they do ? > -r ?j; not seem to difler mucn ir >ru uruxn:.ry J jgs. ^ : Avers Sarsaoarilia] >' K i I Changes tenancy toward dise:;se to j tendency toward health. No alcohol. Sold for 60 years. .. Ask Your Doctor. ?i wm?mjmmm mravBKymrar..winw???? f " "ri? I Weight, 1,150 known in the si They are four l for mule raising ship all over So Hronrnru IUIUgUIJ oc Shafting. Pulleys, Belts, Repairs and Files, Teeth, Locks, Etc. LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA, GA Get oar circular before you buy. Bargains in Real Esiale. READ THEM! A large lot in the residential section of upper Main street, Lexington, 3. 0. to be sold for cash at once for a figure that is astonishing. An excellent lot and 4-room tenant house, coroner of Depot and Maiden rtreers, Lexington, S. C. Easy terms. 5 acres just outside the incorporate limits of Lexington, S. C. Broad frontage on the Orangeburg road, near Lexington depot, good terms. 1G5 acres sand land, 1miles Lex J ington, S. C-, % m^e Lexington dej pot, M mile frontage on Two Notch j toad, 5-room tenant, house, tarn and j stables, 5 acres open, balance oak I and pine, plenty iightwojd. Sandy FcVd creek?acdv Juniper branch run through tuis property, two good springs of crystal water, an ideal stock, . poultry and truck farm, 10 ! miles of Columbia, on clayed road, j Must be sold at once, small cash pnyj merit- and easy terms. 60 acres two miles of Lexington, on Orangeburg road, which the chaingang is new claying, fine location, dirt cheap for the cash, i Also 250 acres adjoining the above tract at a price that would make a bargain hunter smile. Property along the Orangeburg road is going to advance as rapidly as that aloDg the Augusta road when it was clayed. , 40 acres sandy top, clay subsoil, extra fine land, 3 miles of Lexington, \% miles of Providence chuieh, pienty r>> ,^ 1-Vnt TS7nr,<d at a Karrifipp v>uuu auu n^uu *? w\?j w.w %? for the cash. 2 acre lot, 4-room house, coru'er of Augusta and Perry.streets, in the town of Baiesburg, S. 0. Easy terms . 33 acres iu the suberb of Chapiri, S. C. Fine farming land near a growing town, good school Easy terms. Otber property listed but not published. Let vonr wants be known Wanted?To buy 100 to 1,000 acres long leaf yellow pine timber. For further information apply to C. E. IEAPHART, Lexington, S. C. Reai Estate and Insurance Surety Bonds | we have hac I Come ai I P ! I Bbap ! Is c 5 U 11 felttj .. Jjj to 1,350 pounds. 1 :ock raising country :o 5 years old and an Write us your : iuth Caro'ina. -Gender I ILUMBIA, S. i urn ii "in urn i ii i in ii in nil i?nil inn |*n t> 1VTTT T T u. jl>. mi uLil DEA I BEEF, PORK, MUT FRESH NATIVE I 11601 MA: COLUM ?am? 1 I ______ | fit i [ [ } \X?3fiSK f~r * i \ '^Kv v. ^QsgWy ?R w iSy be ; | j J. T. COLKiiA-S Mj-r. Charleston, S. C THE PRUDENTIAL INSUSA j I Sncorporated as a stock C9tip i | FORREST F. DRYDEN, Preside* j L_ i ? f I We Are Heac 1^4 a. A ?/? ?~v Cf A ? "L. |s -L/uurs, oaou High Grade a; See us before Mlaciiis' your c 11 " Colunbi We Now Have h ' [ during the seat my and all purpoc nd Make Your! i \ SICES ASE KIG ] Pfs &J( 15J ?j i\ Isajc* sjjl SJ I mm* . ...r.Z..T ... 58 i^????wm?M iding "hese animals are as "mule mares" Q? cr\pr?tolli7 orlorx f Arl L, C5 p V^V^iCllX^y dV*Cip LV-/V1 stock needs. We Mule Co., * " c. SR COMPANY { LERSIN rON, SAUSAGE, ETC., J [EATS A SPECIALTY g [N STREET ' I BIA, S. C. I ?m?? he Prudential | I iSy income Policy is the j eparaiing Comfort from | ty. > rhich ssde wsll your fam- ( after your death? ALFRED J. FOX, Special LEXINGTON, S. C. NCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, any by the State of New Jersey, t. Home Office, Newark. N J. 1 ?__ * Iquarters-For and Blinds nd Low Prices 13 >rder for Building Material. son Co., Inc. ia, S. C. | 6 f : in, suited for g is. I Selection, ' iT. . ^ I Mil on l! FTsgIIh %|? I hi |i!U5l-2? w! itf< r.; ji P1 ! 1 ' 6 i ii M : M I t | IS THE KEY r? Each working day briugs plans are to make busy daj the current prices and m " changed conditions. The yi upon as being the very lo' - rj quality. To have your ] i;L. \ * :j wuuiu use lu udve your ii Styles in Parlor, Dining, Bed, Farniture are to be had tl Don't fail to visit and exs the city. Your bandies ai Electric Elevato 1313 to 13) COLUMI VAN Mi !I UNDERTAKERS A ? The Midn ^ Still the best substitut ^ light of the Rayo Lan ^ penetrating, yet never ^ Rayb i ^ The Rayo is the best < a results of years of stu ^ nickel-plated brass?d ^ Easy to clean and rew: S without' removing c The best lamp you ce \ price will surprise you. Y At all de k\_ STANDARD Oil Washington, D. C. (New Jen Riehmond, Va. BALTIMC I The Brookland! I MEW BROOKL 1 For Paints, Oils, etc. Go to the Brookland Hardw S Implements, Oliver Plows. Rc IGo to Brookland Hardware If there is anything wanted land Hardware Company. ft? m Jus! above the line of Brand inviting all ou come in and se our quarters a expect to be abl big a variety as tore we ^bumec rigbt prices, Giv TZjf I*. Hp?n J*. V-C QPIfjlP? ?' I O /.* w ?u ?r.?* ** ? * ?.a v%/ w-A. > i - iii v "y ki> > v'.9Hi >a iL ^ 7**; -- /:; V-">!?%?? ?;*' V j. v.-Mi Ci;v' i.C, SrM?OKIIIII??l?l III ??-L? II !? . I.HI ..! _ T-r-5 ??'I??? VITY I NOTE HERE its own missions. My rs busier. I watcn closely ark everything to meet prices here can be relied kvest in aeoordanop with home furnished as you iends see it is a pleasure. Library or Kitchen iat are right up-to-date, imine any stock while in id wraps taken care of rs to all Floors. 9 Main St. ilA, S. C. , ETDC9C I Kt 9 ND EMBALMERS. | ???gDBBWg 1 WSjf.J'jrsj 11 ;?Ui- c.*- * igiu ijuii e for daylight?the ^ ip. Soft, clear and ' hurts the eyes. & Lamps * & Dil lamp made?the f k dy. Made of solid, / urable and simple. f J ick?can be lighted / himney or shade. ? in buy, and its low ^ alers ^ L COMPANY l?y) Charlotte, N. C. IRE Charleston, W. Va. Charleston, S. C. W\ umb^Ss hardware Co,, .As^Dj S. C. I are Company for Farming 1 japers, etc. | Co. for "Wire Fencing. iD Hardware go to BrookaBEgauggraa . ??^ /> /r> r* I it a i 55 AM bank with a New Goods if friends to < e 11s. Whilp re small we e to carry as > we did bell out, at the re us a call, ? f fully, \ 4 *" i/. *v ? V ? s , - *