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"fI n'lj T i Best pcmcds fefcx&, dollar, at BaJleulec k TTcsiiuger'a-^a liev. Dr. Hajp&ins, of Prosperity, apeat jeeterday.ic our Viuago.v .We had a pleasant weit froca Oapt F. W. Derrick-last week. We understand that there are at present five Kefchodisfc preachers on the Leeanlle circuit. TI?a Ahuncaf Plrttpa Iffinwn. lit JLtUO JH A ?V ? MJ y ?Ballentine & Wessiager's. Mr. S. 0. Kaminer is the happiest i lookiog man we have seen lately?tt$ a girl. The largest and cheapest stock of mfllinerv in " -?* w~ Robioson's fashionable house. . "Who ia "old Bpfjf*' who was scalded 1 at a v^ding serenade about two Mr. 4- M. Boozer was in towo yesterday on legal business, and Mr. J. C. Hope wits here this morning. / Plows, Humes, Traces <fec. can be /' at bottom prices at Kamioer's. In the j^oonty Treasurer's Report, * A' i- C .. f^H^nor?rinr).T ' ??exiugtou county iruu. ?D . . . . auiJ is located near Col. D. T. Bin 's. Jh. AYe regret to sole the doitb of! P* j^Swho-died oa^e 30th Jacaary, ?& C.,N> Xyzer returned Lstnight t vis'i to Beaufort and wag well W 4 . d.-^ith the place. jJr/w. J/Young the great Columbia. Dry jGoods And Millinery house - ra^ the newest, moefc select and. cb& ioest stocks iu {Bat tnaiaec. " r S T >. . w. 1." ^ - '' ' r }?. O- Martin Esq. informs us that a ..real deal of sickness prevails in 7 '-it section and several deaths have fs secured lately. f V"' TVillie'Johnson will open an eating nouee in the rear of Weasinger & Co's. during Court week and wiil keep a well supplied table at low prices. Iftev. Mr. Busby will preach in the Lut caraa Church at this place next SSn^f^y at 11 a. m. pend at Providence ^ in the afternoon at 3 p. rrt. C overnor Thompson has appointed Y And "Mr. J. B. Wints on hi? o:?*' X witn thfir in i " * -* - >*.??ftrv!sor of i'cbliie r>a3< i "Lir^feuapin :'; place of Me. & H Itnwar'decliaf d. . i:r. 1 _ * .Huy yoor clothing from Mrs. S ] iusr.: Colnaibia, guaranteed t< f < well. vtear a long time and cos / 3< =!= ibai/at other places. I'rol. D^eher's school is growing A fcevera1 younp :uen from the county tave rc-ceufi; --i:tered. His rates c I. ;,c u reasonable and board her ? * T:;v Or.r ;>sd inn 1\n v?The in.*-# Fhosfhace mills iri Charleston fcr.-,,i to the oldc.-r, Oompacy, Urn Wand< 7,.?..jnr? fi!> ; f '!r.- ., > - I iirtMMihi zZC HI-N> \YUi Bi^^^E-";.:-" '/uiz :: :r-:\CZ ;? '. : d*?*5 j *'*.*' z ' , -'ic. {in -Lor^n-\ night is the best Mmelr&l iroup now iu, the I United States and everyone of,oar | citizens should go to town and have an evening of solid enjoyment. $ Don't fail to call on J". J."Wessinger & Co.; if yon want the old reliable Soluble Pacific Goano. They ate also agents for Acids. "These izers are the best by field test Try them.. Mr. Eml. Corley has presented ps | with a singular ear of corn. The main ear, which is a perfect one, is "surrounded by eight others, flat on i the side next to centre one, bent round qntaidc. Alf are fall of grains. Mr. Gaston >Moires representing Mess. Nawtoberg/Krans, Laner & Co., the largest manufacturers of clothing in New York was in town a few-days since and sold our merchants very cheap and excellent goods. A regular communication of Boylston Lodge, No". 123, A.vF.*. M.v will be he'd, on Saturday the 17th instant, at 4 irclorfr p n> AH members a*$K^pt-ctfty ly jftyitscj to betpteeeni.a6. ; ;leption and- *uSfallation"cr ??eeia io^yi ttys,MpPnic year, by dispensatio&'TJy^bro^ of D. T. Barr, V. SI. M.mrlftv <vee sale dav and a good crowd was in town end the streets wore a "lively appearance. Bidding was brisk and the following "property was sold. Delinqnent land sales, one ; hundred acres of Calvin Jefcoat, in Ball Swamp* bought by Jno. J. Jefcoat paying taxes and penalties on 9 acres. Thirty-three acres, estate -~fn JTolfbw ' Creek, "Sought-by C. J. Hendrix for -id acres. One hundred and seventy-sis acres of Abe Pools, in Piatt Spring, bought by C. J. Hendrix for 24 acres. The taxes and penalties on the other tracferadvertised were paid by owners. ^ The Clerk sold 140 acres of. Jos. M. Sightter fer $200 to Mrs. Mionic JL Meetze.The Sheril^^) 1 d HO acres Mack . acres for $007 to Geo. * 1883*Mr.JUJ^HAESEY to Hiss Ciitiui On the 234'of January, .it the Tcsidenc y of the br&&*8 fatliSr, by K. W. Frick, ?sq. )f Mr. JAXEsHawi^E tles, of Richland, am e Mies Mabt Lojcd, of Lexington County. ('U'ifmtv;!. Tm ' y.ic\hsr.'~y. .. .Xiv y t Dec. n . : fttH'Ar.v. " ted aiiu l^::'-l;TriPii^^^^P nr&piutai to do lirst clas work W^K Ujoa^ra. KixiWtoN MARKET' ; ^ ." j: 'ECTED WEEKLY BT on-Mercitants. HhL ' 11^ u'.-lcra 0 10 12(a) 13 . . . bu. ~-50 (ct> 75 @ -65 nn^. @ 4o HHHA - vr. 3 50 @4 00 MRB^A @75 ... 35 4 50 75 @1 00 ' 50 w6 00 n> 20 :@> 25 *> , j.4 ^ " I ." . U ^ Tallow 5 6": | COLUMBIA - MARKET, j , Prioeh. W&M&LY wr f?e \\ 8. .V. HENDRI&f^ Apples.. ^ \.u&i *2 ^SwiO Bagging yd. Q\ Bale Hope, Manilla; .' .lb. . ? IB Butter Northern. ** 35* " Country. " ,20 ? ^ Bacon BMis. t: i X>.\* *" ' W -Iff ?' Sides / *?'' *7 ? 2G ? 4jl Chickens 25 #<85 Candles* ?to<rm " . gwjR 80 " Aaamafctine.. Hj? 12 Cheese 14 @ 15 .Coffee, Kio ttf? 0 ? ll fl Logaayra * --jyj-isL *4 x Jiva. .*?%?> 1L-? 20? ?5 LTgRs...... :*r A.. .doz. 15 @ 20 Flour frrv.. .bbl 5 50 @ 7 00 Offlflfci--Corn.. bu. 75 @ r Wheat .??:/ 1 GO @ Oats . 50 @ " Peas. 80 0 cvrt. 1 25 Q& -/ Lime bbl. /*5 (5) Molasses, Clba." gal./ 40? " Ne^Orlcans. "/ 60 ? 70 100^150 ^dce/Carolina. 6J@ 7J Shot 1 Th, .bag. 1 87$ @ Salt, Liverpool. ^pttcJL 1 10 @ 1 20 Sugar, Crusml.'.'.' ' J.1 (a) Powatjfcccl " 11 0 ' whip ? 9j? * " Brow?r.% ' 8*? Starch...-..A*.. " 4 ? Tea, (J#een.?^; " 35'@ 100 ' Elackyif.. ;... " 35 @100 Tobacco, c&fewing " 45 @ 1 00 " qpofeiDg. " 50 @ 1 00 Yinegftr, Vflfiie..'... gal. 25 @ 50 French ? 21 @ Account of all Claims Audited, Allowed ,and Paid by the County. Commissioners- of LesR>0!rG*a&-~ ty for % Jiscal Year Ending October 9Bk 1503;'^ No. of To Whom Character of Amt. check. issued. account. otd pd. 1 WTSTKeisfer, constable fees $ 1350 2 J. Keisler, Jr., trial justice fees, 14 05 3 R. L. Keisler, constable fees, 1 60 4 Wm. M. Hfutman, " . 2 00 6 Jacooiupp, " '' 2 90 6 N.'"W. Jefcoai, il " 3 85 7 Preston O. Counts, " " 2 00 8 Efird <k Wingsrd, lumber, 'jail well 4 57 0 A. P. Shackelford, const, few, 6 75 10 David Counts, trial j^lice fpes, 23 40 11 B. H. Knight, constable fees, 8 20 12 H. (). Martin, trial justice fees, 23 80 13 N. J. N eese, constable fees, 20 40 1 14 J. G. Brovq, trhd justice fees, 5 40 ! 15 J.oA. Rister, conveying Miss King to poor house 2 00 1G Caughman & Leaphart, supplies for jail well, 4 17 j -SLA. M. Harmin. rjulwiehiug for iX County Office 6 25 5? 1 - M. IX OdfiinSbw.ji. .^WSSi -"** f, I'c "*31 W p. ?.<v.f, in;p. iV.%r j- ;>r h?u?t>. 4* "-J >. "VV essinger & Co., supplier S RL for-poor liouso, 16 fii ? 28 Caughman <fc Leaphart, supplies '?4 8, It Smhtlcr, hmibcr for cult f rert pu Safe Bc^d, 4 Of P 2i< T. S. Harmon, Steward P6or H. 0 5< 26 E. k Corley, beef for paupers, 5 7' i 27 A P. Crafts, S. L. C? fees, 17 .K K 2H4?. iJ.^Harnmn, publishing annual report of Connty Cornrars., 10 0( 20 Ben Siunmerfvcurbing jail ^*>11, 5 V B 30 Jno. Shumpert, building bridge at Huffman's Mill, 22 0< a 31 D. -U. Addy, sendees as Clerk Board County Commissioners. 21 01 22 V T' Add". ... . CoT.nu:: io'.or, 23 .71 ! I-I. 'hUer. fenk-t- a> Co^ ^UH|u n|^Hfl^RK this H"^WQ9Hk ^ ^?gr*^ x j i . r. Owt^, Sf^gE&GgL ? !*t^?.,i>g . iHT 1,0 ] 1; . 31. Hfflm^J^^Br.o;: uOce Ctti^ ^C1)? Tnjilu\ . i) ] i' .'. N. Kv--: for p > ] (tor* , . ' :i."? . *50 W. P. Ji f .-. il . 41 T? J 51 Qwghipaz -1. ;:' V i .'BWl'.a-.;, W .- . .< i fu ..; I] || as:i '(^t'c'j::, :., 'Jc L: :f s?r, ^ i : j * : :? :;. >' Ore.-' . ii?-% J 5S ' ' ' 3k for ^ 59 S. ^ : 68 2 , I .t ^ 0(? ; 69 7. J. "WTJj^Lii^T i .Co., bi'/ kft ?*. A??d biogp-for j&ii, C ". 1 76 G 3'. V&SfciK, advertising tor 38''uoo; '/-..iSS'nSp'ji^ ~1 25 ' J. '. Lt;..... . mtfcsf 2 iK> 72 E '.r*> it W'iucxri iiaKf1?. n.. 7 < | 73 D V. AcW ItitCt -r for fcridg* fij r'oij Hiiiltotd, i2 4S.j | t^P. b. wastage in iay- ': l.P'nrriif.? S% Dwtrirtf, ? 00- j iu'.k, .!} ., rr'jttbUitr;-. ia ' out LfeL-svi'J Sfh- Di>t? 2 CO; 76 J. B. -Kjzcr. stntioRtry for Sfb. - j :V/y.'jt'oamfis iioufcr'a o3Jg<v, I V-; I ?1 U. -Vulj\ K-rvkvaasCramty X'; > a. n; i .vi o u r r. 14 55? j 784>. T7. Adfty, ^services :_s G!- r)r ^ r.J. *'o-;r.iv Cnrsmisiicatu-, 22 00;! 79 6 jT .w. rL t err ^orvjr?s nn Co. 1 46 75 I : i - 3 ':y. ' .83 ' H Huriu&n. Po:>r H. 11 So ' 84.5 1 Draft* S. L. (J. iLoun^ ]>A* oo ^ 85 \V '5. jtsal: str??. 5 oo, / 86 i.,;.'.'ik Coca, 2 2d ' . 87 v.- ... -. .-. Si. I.e.. dieting * 3 J ' ? ' j 88 P. 4"sopj ,.' ?>. r rl., 56 J 8665s. ShwiJv. for 'WafrZi.-p -X 'f c90 . ,16.*.+#, U"d O"* - ; -0 Orefci fcriiice, ; . .... * '*?r 91 OLuk, repr. '--.':l ondga <fej 's i >"f :: r. :c o,y jj J" 2 ! 98 i- P Draf , K. ' .. . . . "-tr.rtV- '1 Wlhtt H 1 j 95 . . : JL-. 0. ' - >j! 96 - I ' ' ; ' Zc r f. C "/ 75' J Jjft J. v- - l-tts- 3 1 BE villi* at-. ...7 5 98 J. Kci<-rr. Jr.. . .,%: 5 (J 4 99 Hero A: Ear^ >, . -4 0 ;T> S 100 G. il. 'il.-.riaa-.. ". .. :'? 5)|j 101 fc. V. S $ .list- 1 icg prison* - >'.*' i-i ;5, .2 105 S. IV. Rowan, > L f s, 4r.Ji|7 105 T. S. H*rxut:\ o* - 01 H, lo .* <>" 3 104 :?. A. Harth. ? - ferw, 58 75 2 10i T.y, P. > " * * 9 > 10t W M- Brt., ? ' * 11 >i5 107 W. II. Dr.fi- " tiding i prisoxiite, 37 1 i 106 y *i? f three luow * 9 311 11( \V\ P. Iioo:,<-.r;.pi;wr -L> ^ - j, Ill V/. ?. R'.tO' * 9 5 fc TV. J. jpagftUf. ' 1 -* "* XL.' Eft W. M Dr^:'.*n I i ..f-'-sag *Pi ^ priaac^w. ;! '11 ; KJ 11-' : M *?. S Is! 11 ' T. .Human, St?xY. / >r !?., 1 JO ; 12 i. Drafts, s. .. dieting Jtf; pii'.or.'.-rj, SiMbj 11 Crii Wf I 7? is. JR J-.-. ; ? ' ofi!<* <kkmK JL j' -y ? i-t jvr -.-hilJ lo : oor 1- J; 3n II" Knight '1 A " Sr.jMi ( E": ?V > L-: > ' ' uiwil.'if? Tiir-Oll.TS. 4& 6$ 1: i i: '- v 3ooj ) ' r... : fi., 44691 ) ' p. . f, : - J! 4*6 ? ; . iV I : . j, *' ' > T itciitiHr*. 836 ) - 3 7o ) i.-' ..V. . i.-.v.!i..ro ;l. ,?l, 00 ) i . : : ::ibvi K a' i* .- /75 >!1 - r- ; ^25 ?:.. I 55 ? v' J \ -i 4 < > | Si . ' ' k * *; (>! j : i-v/. . v.. bA&L : ; r '? OO i MMHHn ;jo rSTs-rc Ls "3 I it?* ' _ .-j quietness prevail^ I] n. at Prices ranch, be marfang down efj|S| goods for Every Doll Clothing, Hats, Neck] ty. Call before buyij ? -4? - - i 16 i J. G. Brown, trial justice fees, f E? rt. T. lrnsTw, C.. fees, 17 / 1C2 Tv. W. Cayce, buUaSj?~~rin<Jjy?^-? - j at'Cayce'rf Mil!, [. r<? w. >t* s t. r - .*> i prisoners, -I za}, [fi t George Slappy, constable fees. 4 'Jo j [6 3 W. P. Roof supplies for paupers, 63 ^ [66 J. R Shcaty, County Com'r, 6? 2% 167 T. W. Caughman, work on jail door, . i oo j [68 V. D. Criiu, constable fees, Ji [69 T. S. Harroau, steward p. house [70 W. M. Drafts, S. L. C., fees, 1 j 2[71 W. M. Droits, dieting prisoners, 4[72 W. 1L Drafts, S. L. C., fees, 3 oo [73 3. W. Bpann, lumber, 2 4o [74 J. P. Mack, repairing bridge, 3 3o [75 Gable and Shackelford, build'g bridge over CrimVcreek, 97 5o [76 W. M. Drafts, dieting prisoners, 37 oo [77 W. M. Drafts, serving juror*, September Term, w 25 oo [78-W. P. Roof, blankets for i?L 4 39 [79 W. P. Rooi-auppliesforpoorh. 68 t.r [80 C. N. Kyw?, medicine poor h. 25 [81C. N. Kyztf, brooms Ac. I 3o [wv. H Spires, building bridge. black c?cek, '?8 ''Oj [83 3. W. Crinj, repairs on c. b. [ft* H ! ..'r .iL-fpnveyir:.' laaaKr- i-agrt'J'Wf*??-*}ce it-:n r.>. ? [Bo W. JL dieting prison Mrs, I'-1 C8G T. 3 Herman. sU *?: '! p.or k. ^3.4 o|R EST Gracy Voriog, sconrb^ ' ' ' ? court house, . - ; 188 Jno. B, Kyzcr, stationery for ' . i school commissioner's Office, & - flo 1m 8. P. Wingard, case ofttuiacy,' 3 oo I& W. H. ileetze, hanlinj|a{raw on ; I -Orangeburg rftadl * 2.75 ?HI. D. Harawui, iarcqn4twjb|^ - * 122 5., D. Hsman, for nssssiyit 193 ffc V. Drafts, fees Ac. \ Id oo 194^,. Evans & C., stationery jgrfi* clerk's office, M ? 16 25 , IS5.*W^?. ioof, 3upj)lje8 for podr h. 46 52 196ffffiM, '' jaii and c.b. 4 25 ?? Urfjjttarp, oomfying pauper' tg; to pc^ionse,' " 2oo.r] 42 56 m M ^ ^ 205 Secta?*'^ * ' . aoc 5Y. 3tf prisoners, ? -> 207 D. D. Ek Mitch#C?a|e wttoees, I ;i"" 80R M. K. Hcttdri^cOTffi^bfe^e w, 3 6 150 l^o . 2^?^nda K^cai, ^>.'4'witness, j ^o afh JOOMrA.. U??rt?J3XaK VflH* 2sr'Attefc- Tf.vior. 'Is^'-e ^ iune^T^eHpf j 528 itf.nrv "W.-iluinM. Stete w.ubsa,>r< 1"90 v ?29 J. \v . Krugtft Sfcite w:caes9^ 2 25 2flO TiHrmm j[^>Von. Jvvta j.ifoags,^ 1 ?oi D. ..*. cTxn:?Li, State witness, &G0 sfr* 1?. i,r 2>r:??!< , buio *?i:n..?s1 ' 86 23iQ>! i!u. i'.-iitr. 8tat-. 85' i35 ilacjes aimer, aiaie N^mtess, 2 2o B6ionab Kite, State witness, 140 137 Baal BoufeiigbV Slate witness, 2 00 t38Sidnar^*v^) ?W? ^Uneaa, 2 00 139H, Ot Sawyer, State ^dtness, 2 25 *40 JanMjTEil6y,-8tate witness, . 115 ttl Jordan Kennedy, StateWitness, 140 tgeiutfjo Brown, State witness, 1 40 "s>:rv : . prfronif?jin jail," 34 oo JAi J.' H. L-wiefWCfter, nails, 4e, 26 43 !5X D. ,VWfc*tfttjonef j for" . eourty xnpraissianejsofflc^ _ 4 Io >.' 2 D. V. Afdy, services clerxof ?* ) mnty commissioners/- j"J2 oo 1^.1 G. yl. Tarman, pablisjaag _ *? nolle p rant^l i^eptii^fboiwd1 '**. o. - !v aonnaiHsiqnejs, ' . S5o 2t*4 i v_. jcwiQan, publishing . :tiv; school trustees, 125 o-e rL^' .<^ayma??-?tew&rd poor h. 12 2o ?$ J.W. GeigWjAiiu'g lunatic, 12 oo ?1 i i^b^rAfte? 1?*V 9 30 *o8 J,M. Eoynolds, conveying lu until to court house. \ 2 oo 239 W. J^Assmann, elerk fboa, f>3 83 . 5$ &SJ?j?#* **>> i[ Ifi Avl ^0A?- G 7o 96&?gbpu R Bea^,^ ~onat fee% 6 Co 2(3 Wessinger, 53 45 Feogle, 2'Phwrtea X. SiflBit, ?onaf. fees, I30 2Ct?.4w Band, constable fees, J3 5o 257 ?&?!- v. Counts', constable fees, 37 Jo 2?'.- fifc Cormt<?,JtriaIp?tice fees, 3o9o ipiy^T. G. Irown, tHU justice feed. Ionia 5jkJ A i'. Sbapkeifoed. constable fees, C-Io : Harth, tnal justice fees, 5o 5o . t -.' dforth, trial justice fees; -39 9o !>::: V7. 1. Hfcrfb, trial justice fees. 3o oo .'TV ii. A. liirth, constable fee?, H6 oo >> Me^ta* ror>K+v-h)n {linn, Jl-l <V> ... ? -T?J itwrr-"-.. T 1 ?# jJ:- .T. i?. Glint#, constable fees, IB To 277 i: V t Lita^ constable fees, , 49o Edv. Bowmm, constable fees, ir35 27i? >- constable fees, 42 35 *? > D. v. D. Mifcfril, trial mat feon, 9 So 28J J. H, ?ryan? trial jratico fees, 4 1 I? 282 S. P. Wi'ngari, case of lunacy, 3 00 .283 D. L>. D. MiteaeD, trial justfees, 37 To 284 Dr. J. E. Bc4y, po^t mortem, 5 00 285 J. "W. Copfckitl, constable foes, 5 Qo 283 T. 31. constable feos, 28 So 287 Kathan Nse*>, ecwtabie foes, 2 5o 288 H. 0. Marti, trial justice fees, 14 So 283 J. B. ShrUj, services Co. Com., 28 5o 290 S. 31. Sigbtfcr services Co. Com., Io2 60 291 D. U. Addy, services Co. Com., 21 60 292 J. S. Denrck, stationery Treas's office, 8 00 J -;: M. D. Earman, stationery for Auditors office, 2 65 - i C. N. Hyzer, supplies for P. H., 4 7o - Samuel Harsey, lumber, 3 00 W." S Keisler, constable fees, 0 00 taldivill Harnold constable fees, 42 80 J. S. Cfoign&rd, trial justice fees, 15 2o Geo. StoCdman, constable fees, 8 95 7 A. Mins, trial justice fees, 4 Go T J. Healer. Jr.; trial justice fees, 7 To Isaiah Hallman, constable fees, Io 00 ' Dr. J. H. Seay, exam, lunatics, 5o 00 ' I E. ,3V. Frick, trial justice fees, Io 60 W T 1 .t.-i.* fT *?. o, AMhJiinuijf eiecuuu WAW, | ' ^ i! -yj .V'O.SO 1 ;># -. f5U--5ll.it*C\l, - v Shortly, } Co'XJitv i V..:::*r. _ ' / 'P ' ,* -H*?k J ! stffcV '?vl 1 pMPfpPM a:;' -v * low .No York Cost.' ^ goods myseii' ujiu Wt you will buy from .ware and G.ents' Furfrg, as I am deter i\ . $ I* "* T ? #* >. f "Vf . .. - -t , v; fc t' i'V' ^ *oek in your own town. Terms ' nd $5 oaCfit tree. Ad drew t-J a. HALLETT & CO., - --Zy Portland, Mgina. . ^ 3 ugTAaV^g^ fiS For Sale TWO GOOD FARM MULES.?HAVE bees injured by heavy hauling, .but will do pood farm work. *kc-? M 15 ' . ' * rpHE^undmii&d hereby gives notice wilteppiy to tfoa>.KfeP. Wingard, Judgo of Probate tor LexingtbttQpmity, for a final Discharge as ft*III iTtTlfPTi' Martha S^N-onaamaker, minor. rB* * J ^ .. 1^ ; ' AX LIa X Court v.-Jc \ttth Forty- <irt<i ^ Horses am uies for Family,HeavyI5rRft " use, which ? witi sell at L'/'-H. '!' r;UCES. Those wishing to ' bu4'_y4|. * ' t5TtW\%tik LI ' U i&e ' r.r. :.- '!' G. X jjAirn, i -- - ?1 - - ' -' > . -:? -"~i-|'i!V-.3fi.i= y, "riMmiis! *5 S2LL ?0U- CASH. OE ON xTME, X toe iotiflgK Standard Fertilizers: Soluble Peeffi^jSono Soluble Guano, Stono Ac^i&ifl-termaa Kaiuit, u,* the forj lowest prices?lower than any one else this side of roe Company works. Parties will do well to, see or address me before purchasing elsewhere. '"* L. S. MA'lnfAS, Sinclair Lexington County, S. AhJag.3j3wH X. Contractors JNotice. r Ilitis shingling of Peter's (Meetze's) X Church, and the building of a stove chimney to the same building, will be let fo the lowest bidder, at the Oburcb on Saturday, 17th instant. at 10 o'clook a. m. All material furnished by the Church Council. -v-3 ' Taos. A. Wis<ubd. ss&ar***-G. A. KjOci>BC. Feb 7 2wI4 S' 1 The State of South Carolina, LEXINGTON COUNTY, lajfeMBAXK COPBT. By a..P.T/is|gwd,^, Pr^UJudge. W ^hcat-ion* to me to grant him ldte? of administration of the estate and cfedH of Lfcudel Iioof, late of said countyXlHf These.are therefore, to cite and attoaaBK they be^apH appear before me irrtta Conrfl of Probat^to be held at Lexingt36u'C. H., 1 on the 19th day of February, IMS, instant, after publication hereof; at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,- if any,. why the said administration should not be granted. . . Given under mv hand and seal this the 3rd day of February, A. X>. 1883. (L.s.) rS. P. WIHGABD, J. P. L. C. Feb. 6 **14 S. OH! MOTHER DARLING! Onr old friend DR. E. H.^2rrrsH,i of Columbia, makes tbe nicest INFANT'S CORDIAL for children when teething, ever tried. He calls it ''Mother Darling." It is the beat medicine out. He alo makes THE QUEEN'S DELIGHT for the Skin and Blood. THE BLOOD PILLS, the best pill made. One box worth a dozen of any other kind. The KIN A CHILL CUBE" only 50c. "What do you think of a 10 cent Tooth Ache Cere V Well, Heinitsh has it. He has a great many things good and useful. He is certainly the best druggest, and sells the best remedied. He invites all his Lexington friends to call aud see him. He has LIVER and; SDOMACH BI ITERS?one of the best and cheapest bitters in the mull 11 j^alj 50c I for a pint. ^Ton will save ad oc Lea^py by g ing to see Lin <-t :>;<?. Oec. h. mmvi, rr\LUMBIa, S. C Feb 6?tf ! Offers Great liar*fain* to tiw* Citizen# of Lexitigton County. TS^jpft'SSMDE. CHABLOTTE, COLUMBIA i AUGUSTA' .* BAILBOAD. Mail and Exprew?. ^ Going North ''.-,wv Leuvc^ Augusta; Ga. i.......... 7 2d a nT Gnuuterillc 8 20 TrerfW , i T> n . 8 57 v-%te*burg 10 02 CwssviUo .TTrrwiM Summit . '. 10 Gilbert Hollow../ 10 28 Keisler's I. 10 31 t> ? jf. i ni: ??** "? Lexington. 10 57 W. 0. A A. Junction. 11 34 Columbia 1146 Calotte, N. C.S^ttiTd 4 80 p m . Go South. Charlotte, N. ( ., nti.....?... 2 3 v ir au?i Rxpiw iHM. Acorstti. Ga.,at 6 50 pir Granitevilie, C 50 Trenton .... 7 20 n.^C*& A. Jnn?rfo^ 10^) Cohanbia. . arrive 10 25 Going tiofdh. ? >?W^&vkm^r 'Uiauia# * . * v MB W. C. iA. Junction. C 50 Jk LwSngton v... 725* Haw's 7,^ Keisier's ............ Gilbert Hollow T5jFS~ Summit.... 8 02 ^ a?RiPT*^?TT. Snpl. sl slauohteb, D. Cabpw^l. A-a'i G?n. > 't. . A;;< south CABGMN a h . Commencing January 7, fjs$8, ran as follows: jifMS&k . Coi.trlO v 1):?. Leave Ohail ?at nrtT*^Arrive at Columbia . Leave Colombia... ux Arrive at Chariest i; :,r,, m (DAILY, Elovpr ; Leave Charleston.. 5 20 y? ni Arrive at Columbia 10 OS j> m Leave Columbia ,... ..8 00 a m Arrive at Charleston 12 55 p m Augusta Division. * (Daily.) Leave Charleston... .*8 35 a m 2 00 ana. Arrive at Augusta? 2 00"p xa 7 05 a n>? Leave Augusta. *7 05 a m 0 00 p id. Arrive at Charleston. 12 55 p ami On Sundays only this traii^Bfe leave Charleston at 0.05 a. m., arrive IMBgusta CONNECTION .l|K|i|w TEEOHGH TK.VIX SEBTfa^^ Columbia Division?Through HUB Palace Sleeping Cora between ChnjleSpf and "Washington, and solid trains between Washington and Near York without change. Through trains between Charleston and Colombia. Collections made at Seneca. Spartanburg and Charlotte to and from all pointa-cn Richmond & Danville R. R. %jlBgusta Division?Through .Sleeping Carebetweeii Charleston and Atlanta on trains leaving Charleston at 2 00 u. in. and arriving at 1.45 >. a. Sleeping Cars be tween AugosfcWM Macon and Atlanta yr all niglt trains,;.; Through trains hetsit&tr Charleston 'Mftffci.- &t:gtr>ta andjplanta. Connections made at vi. >n h Atlanta to and : la . sit points ''Vast South. COLUMBIA AXP GliRKNVtLLE RAIL. ROAD. On and after Oct. 23, J.882, the Fassehger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon this road, except .Sundays. UP. Leave Columbia 11.42 a a 44 Alston. 1.00 pro 44 . Newberry 2.10 .44' Ninety-Su 3.58 44 Hodges. 4.50 _ *? Helton. o.sr, Axiivi Greenville 8.05 DOWN. LeaveGreenville 10.39 am Belton 12.09 p m " Hodges...,, i, 1.40 " Ninety-Six .\ . 2.59 " Newberry.. ..TTvL 4.3*2 . 44 Alston .7>.^. 5.42 Arrive Columbia CONNECTIONS. ^ . Up and dovfar trains make connection witl{ the Laurens Branch at Newberry; with the Abbeville branch at Hodges and with the Ahderson branch at Belton. Up and.down Trains on the main stem make close connection at Columbia with the .day Passenger Trains on the Souths Carolina Railroad, hnd at Alst?~ v i?h rhttradns of th? P**-*' " * rion itt* n b1.'-. Sir.- ' Ykb " iinaiiyt-m, C*> l;;i a- V.; [C.'-Ui Ki?" ?<)- ' i> an the *?. xth Is with Cf icte. . hunt a ind August^ ' si.. FRY, - Y^^^BB ' I