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?? ? ? ? ? ( ? * ^ 4 5 | 6 7 .8 J 10 1 J r 11 12 13 j 14 15 16 17 t 18 19 f20 I 21 22 23 24 1 ?1 -! ! fi ^ 25 | 26 ; 27 | 28 | c _' ~~~~~ - ( THE LEXIHGTO* DISPATCH, ! PUBLISHED ETEEY WEDX^SDAX ( M?y Godfrey Jfi. Mar man, t LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C. ? __ ; 1 TERMS OF SUB frltiPTlON. I- ' \ One copy one year. \*,. .t*. ? t ? **-&" " six month* <o]' ? ? iJ*?5a months 50" ^ ' ADVERZJglSG RATES. , Advertisements will "be inserted at the i rate of 75c per square of one inch space for , first insertion, and 50c per square for each subsequent insertion. ' Liberal contracts made with those wish- . jr?g to advertise for three, fix or twelve ' "months. I Mnrmge notices rnserted^ free. ^ ^ ^ The public school funds of Orangeburg County will run the schools about three months. A permanent restoration^ of exlow thc^ use of Browspj Iron' j* There will be no sale.of delinquent lands xa Chester County this year for y taxes, all belbgnromptly ^Kbe completion of the Greenwood,^ LMgens and Spartanburg Railroad is a fifrofact, nearly one-third of the gradja^eing already done. ...Monday of last week Miss Jenore McKiDleyt^^^^rion Cotinty, deanr." it is she imd Some of farmers of Chester County are losing their ^torses from disease, caused, they think, frdmeat- s ^^^^n damaged by the great ?who fonpd ?ome cf gold on h;s farm " ifftagenesld"Coanty, not long since, ; has been offered several thousand dollars for his prospects. Mr. D. A. Outlaw of Mecbanicsville, Sumter County, had his barn and stables burned on the night of the 23d. The act was incendiary. Loss five hundred dollars. No insurance. * A goc d deal of corn has been sold in Bagjarg, Barnwell County, byj ?> / Tern i- i t__i it .a I v iarajweru uu uculh per uututtai lubi> , will be bought back by farmers for at per bnsbel next snmv^IPGone Xlver to Return.?Gardiner, ~ Me: Mr. Daniel Gray, a prominent lumber merchant writes that his wife had severe rheomaticpaios; so severe as to render her unable to sleep- i ^ From the first application of the famous German Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil,.she experienced ilwpeakable relief, and in two boors the pain had entirely gone. wheat comparatively was sowed and the acreage in oats decreased. Labor commands higher prices than ever, and stock and nrovisions are still at enormous figures. Lien prices will prevail, and if dry weather comes, which is more than likely, we will se^ the close of 1883 in a worse condition than ever." / The Bock Hill Herald says: /Hi is calculated that from 18 to 25 per cent, of the cotton crop iu^is section is yet to be sold, and-"ft is thought that at least 5 ^rcent. of the crop remains unpicked in the fields. The merchants say that there are not! more than half as many applicants | for advances on liens this year as' formerly. Those who have given j liens are buying more cautiously than ! heretofore. The small grain crops j orn nr* oo troll oc loof roni* ; wi w iwnlLig c*o ?l tii (M iuon J CC?i J OUU fin area already sown is at least 40 i ^er cent, less than last year. More will be sown, botlbe crop does Hb^Lpromise to be u&r as large as the armors, secured nearly two gallons i f milk from two cows, and when {the j nilk was strained, in less than flfrej ninnies after milking, & lamp ofp^tt >atter aboat the size of a pecan , ?&8 found in "the bottom of (trainer. We have heard of butter :ommiDg direct from the adder of! rows, bat until Tuesday night we had jf dways regarded all such statements]^ >o Kcinor incorrect. The batter! 1 jpofcen of vre saw taketT^ont of -?%K; " itraiuer and we kuow there isjjgjt.fj jrror in this statement we madei?Perry (Go.) Home J&imal * ?J CoirsciENTiocs.?A con 3ciectious < member of the Legislature of Georgia, who during the session obtained fire postage stamps.from a clerk in one Df the State departments, insisted upon paying for them, although they I were to be used for State business. This looks commendable in the Leg islator. bat it is asserted that at the iame Jhpe he .had railroad passes in j hiajffifcet; mad harmed them, and] Soiibr^ri(|Uu^StiS^mvbNt. TO; C?M? botU*. tUnctlaW la 11 LanguKcn. _> THE CHAKLE? A. VOCELEE CO. VOUIUStCd./ >illl?ira, MC.C.H. **?E. 3?ly.?chg. \T. its by chronic dyspepsia^oSw^rins lrom the terrible exhaustion tlfct-follows the attacks ot acute disease, thfetertitaaay of thousands who have been^ggHjL as by tration by Hostetter's Stomach lUli?, is a sure guarantee that by tlic same ? - 4 means yon, too, may be strengthened and ? ; restored. I For. sale by ail Druggists and Dealers i generally. May 10th?ly. ; | ;? ^ '' ' . ^ BROWN'S IRON BITTERS willcme dyspepsia,heartburn, malaria, kidney disease, liver complaint, and other wasting diseases. BROWNS I ~nTT?ti?enriches the blood and purities the system; cures weakness, lack of energy, etc. Try a bottle. . -v*:' jt BROWNS moN BITTERS is the only Iron preparation that dogs not color the teeth, and will not ' cause headache or constipation, as other Iron {separations will. BROWN'S]' IRON k mtmmamma mm am A B/TI tHS Ladies and all sufferers from neu- * i rifgli^hvsteria, and kindred com- I r? 1 V ^uh-. 2? lv HOLME'S Lirt on, mmwS_F&5EHDI1 Oa??f the greatest comforts to tiioeo cx^ectine ?be confined Is a remedy trpon wl-.icli impllc.t contaence can be placed?o:>.? t:.a*. will produc -.Tat: i indqalei delivery?0:10 that will control pain and 1 fcortentbe duration of labor. Sue a lu "Tub MornBa'sFttiJorn." Try it and see tvbat A. Blowing it is to SnJTorlag Festalet:, Jbhls Liniment whoa need two or litre 5 wears bolore-confinement. produces a wouw-t'u] effect susinx e very easy aud quicli labor. oil.i conp-ritlvely tittle pain, and leaves tli? motuer in a eonJition to recover quietly or t:s ut tier word. to h v." % good gettlux up. Under iuusfc-i?: .rwrT^'fiirHr rlly occupy ?auch "X'i usual t....o7bur, Lhi*aitt?ta& +vr aimjolsbed J.eyo-id espresso::. ^ 3Xbc condition ior which mu rrn?-m.} ... v.? jf such a character as to forbid a long array ol certificates. Those Interests: in i?.i use are respectfully referred to the hundreds who hare used it. \ BEAD THE TETTIKOXULS: -Iroost earnestly entreat every female expecting K'be confined to use the "Ti:r Mprusr.'* ftujtxr>." vocpled with this entreaty, Ivili add Qiatduringaiarge obstetrical practice fffcrty four years\ 1 have never Known it to fall tojrcdacc a safe and nu;ck delivery. 1L J. HOLMES, K. C., Atlanta, Qa. ^ A laCy frcin one of the counties of 2?W<i!o Gcorela, who Kvi been uciina as midwife I or many yearn, writes: "I have disposed of ait 1 UK Mot lire's r-jExrfvouscnttne.aad X a:nDEi-lCKTED WfTll rr. Jir every instance whero it has been used itsct>o:s have been aii tl.vt I coild ask. I OOSSIllJiH IT A U It EAT BLhSSINOjr A gentleman write*: "Ify wife itsedyoarMorusr's Vk:ksd at her fourth cowflnorulmt, and her testimony is that she parsed trir<".:afc it with onehaif of the sulfa.-: eg of either of her hj mer confinements, and r-u-over* d Trom it in Much less time. She also re oaimeml-d it to a friend who was sbout to t>e ennCned for the tir?;l*bn:p. and she :ays: 'I HAVE NEVEll *F.EN A'.'Y ONE pass chkouu n tk ta ttltFA-r THIA t WITH HO MUCH ciscis /v.\ uQO 1,1Tirr.y: s-i'KrERlhtti.'" The names of all these, and many others can be had by calling at my office. Havlnx had the foregoing remedy Thoroughly rtsTKiijn Atlanta and vicinity, 1 now otlcrltto my patrons as possessing superior mer'.s. I am permitted also to refer to tho following wellknown citineas of Atlanta: C. S. Newton. Wm. M ttrnmlev. dr.. W. A.Grercand I) Eainiall of whom lire ready to tftUi'/tp the merits ot the proparafTrotted bfxlTrtlJ>r PTr r. & BRADFZEZJ*, fc .Fcrsols nmfshen. Nov. 8^-ly.. : etg. m. L3S1T5-C1T / HIGH SCHOOL EDWIN J./DEEHEE, A- M-. Bincp'lTHE EXERCISES Institution will he*,- continued ^IbBb without interrupt*)!); under charge of the ne^ TbrincipaL tggr No effort or pains till be spared to make it in every respec^S" flrst-c lass school. There will befc^ Grades or departments, viz.: Jntermodiote, Advanced Ens&*tt*u<1 Clata'cal, with appropriate each crade; and tho rates Qf^etioa in each rcsu&tively will be ^CB1.40t tSLOO and $3.00 pv month, discipline of th#?chool Vin#fce strict, Srm^ndImpartial, but at the saipe time, ' kind, gentle and paternal. Manners and morals of pupils will refeive particular cars and, attention. Students prepared for College, University, or Military Academy, or for any ordinary profession flj business pursuits of lifa 1 . TB^o^girements of the.fo?<?s demanding morepm^u^aj^ ^Pfotific training; of oar youth, speciarstre; be laid 1 upon this important pointy' * _ : "(UDENPAR EOR 1882-83.7?-] ^ i 1 , Vrnnal Session of ten mouths, tegTtrnltjgJ vatieSeptember sfcd en/ling last J>f Jntje, with recees^of weaker ten dav* during J Christmas holidays. 5* BoarA at reasonable raw jn godd fami-, k? "?? *tr imtrttliateVotnif,. ^? 1 * fcittVIN J. DRFHEEi LEXJS-qton C. H., S. C. Sept. 20?tf Paynes' Automatic Farm Engines OF ALL KINDS.?Established 1840. Ar!g. 9-ly. / chg- m. po^TZ^t HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS So Bom will (uT'of'^^'s^'or'*LEXO^" | **. if Fontrt Powders ere tsid in time. /^tr. Fontzs Powders wjffenre end prur* Footz"s Powders will prevenTy*1"*8 .STA/n.nt 1 Fontz's Powders will Uierca^he(ineiiMT ofJ, end cream twenty per cent., aod-makc the *?.wr arm "ronu^ Powders will crr? or prevent ???ft,ETEBT { Drmaic-to wn'.ch Home* (**tlu are tsoject J Fdcrz's Powpisa wttx oiv* Satiswctios. j Sold everywhere. DAFiP 2. TOTTTZ. Proprlosor, / r??. aro. For sale at W. P. EOOP^- ' 7 ** ' ' z ' p&tfCY GOODS, TOTS, &C. I / ====== ^ Finest French Confectionery ~~ - ?- Aso ^. *|g PREMIVM P PSUr: ^ HJUYD?JKJ$DE a ? r Apples, ? Oranges," Lemons, Cocoanuts, *Rananas, Raisins, Pigs, A<uts, #c., 4*c.^4Y. FANCY CAKES and CRACEERS. 3ARDI2TES, SALMON and BBOILED MACS3HEL. j CACHES and PINE APPLE is syrup. j JELLIES in tumblers, ale and wine hIash. j HARMAN 'S BAZAAR LEXINGTON, m. C. | Tho Lftrpf&st Pouitoeft^JgU ^t^L ^^LL fe:: ~JS~ ' WHITER CLOTHING J TO M|p ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS^M ^ |L Youth's Suits, JK ?ver Central Hotel, t Coljyim'tola,, S. C. Jan 1?ly -m ^ * ' . ? .? - & v- -' W. The Cheapest Place in | ^/>liunJ)iatobuy You'll Save ' A Dry Goods or f /\ M Money by Baying __ * Millinery your DRY GOODS and *? at J?br? ovvtir, G \ 'V > fjD 132 Main Street, Colombia, S. C. ' \ , |9? - - ' - -K \ t v : ~ - ? GREAT ATTRACTION! and. Specialties, v r. -J . i, \ " ' ? i '. \ ? J ^ ? AT THE i\ A b COLUM^ cssrir A Carpel EYE^or has reiStrntTy been Welded to lliln ffmiwn, imiHUli nijj namji^ every variety tlie LateRt Styles of CARPETING. Carpetpcut and made to fit I rooms of any size, to which the,attention of the ladies is respectfull^direcUxL IN addition to oar pres^ht large and varied assortment of Press 'foods, Ladies' Cloaks, Walking: Jackets, Ladies' Underwear, Gents' Furnishingy&ooda, Ready ;Made Clothing, CawTmers, Jeans, Domestics and Notions, we are^in receipt of ? Nev^1 Goods Every Ten Dtys, ALWAYS hfling"on hand the latest styles. We invite our customers, sill the public generalljto examine our stock, as we intend to sell at prices lower tMa any house in the city. CSae, one and all, examine and bny, and go away congratulating yourselves ?nJjaiugRO fonnato as to have dropped in at the Colombia Cash Pry poods Store. "II/TR. S. E.^Sbf611^ well known in every County in the State, is Salesman in the * ! jyjL HouseJ*iM? assisted by several young ladies, who are at all times polite and I attentive ^^^meM^gemember tho- Columbia Cash Dry Goods Store, I at tho olcT ;^^^^n''3ack'Km' ??^fcoe.?V"Jcam Agnew, Oohanbia, 8. 0. . C P. JAOZSOIT, MANAGER. ~jk Va* IS i, - ' * * 'TJ i * . " r PIANOS and ORGANS. Ha\in; the Agency for LUDDEN <fc BATES' Celebrated Musi* House I am prepared to soli Inntrumente at; Factory s Prites for Cash, or Easy Installments. > Saturation guaranteed, f BUY & HOME AND SAVE TIME AND MONEY. ^ N. V. TRUMP, Columbia, S. 0. ^ 1 Main and Plain Streets, * f COLUMBIA, S. C. Slf!*G AND SUMMER STOCKU 1RY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, \ i ' BOOTS, SHOES, &c.^ | M ."here bo kept in Stock at all times a Fnll Supply of all Kinds of Merchandise, all rtolped and SefarrU*! by an Experienced Buyer under most favorable auspices. - Fvicy and Dress Articles in ail Styles and Values. ( \ STAPLE GOODS IN INFINITE YAEIETY. Jf i T J rjrsc JSrfi Small, sent? of tho v builders, the pl?9|^KBH||MKH|^H Despairing of ordiac^W trSTOient,' the latter almost naanisaottuy recommend BENSON'S CANINE POROUS PIASTER as the {neatest anti-malarial specific of the age. These plasters act upon the-liver,, spleen, Dowels and kidneys. Worn over the region of the liver, and A*?? i \l ,.1f fff d . ?- A apvu IUO UKWm UIOX UIU aiUUVjn, IUDT nniu off malaria like an armor No other piasters do this. When you purchase, satisfy yourself that the word CAPCINE is cut in the center of the plaster. ? Seabury k Johnson, Chemists, New York. Highest awards at International Expositions. *11?14 R. N. RICHBOURG, Successor toAVm. Glaze, Has just returned from the Northern markets with the choicest collection of WATCHES, JEWELRY and Ogeaaae - ???-i The newest and most unique designs in wedding presents. rogers's improved english cutlery, pocket and table, razors k scissors. The Genuine WALTHAM Chronograpluc STOP WATCH, MAGNIFICENT in DESIGN and FINISH. I* ' - ! A full lino of New Clocks, Mantel Ornaments and sterling and plated ware. Large stock of Diamond eye and Spectacle glasses suited to all eyes, j Call and inspect the beautiful stock. Oct. .4?4m. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER AND PLATEBWARE. I hare on hand a large stock of the above goods, which will bo sold at low prices. Spectacles and Eye-Glasses of Everj Style to Suit all Eyes. All my Goods aro Warranted as represented. Call and examine my 8tock. Geo. Brans, Main St, Columbia, S. C. Oct. 25?it MANSION HOUSE. Columbia, S. C. Centrally located in the business pari of uie cny; naa comionaoie rooms and easy I beds. The table is supplied with tbo very I best the market affords substantially anu I tastily prepared. Terms reasonable. J. MAT. JONES, jOet. 11?tt Proprietor. JpL _ ^^neca Falls /Ufri Kfl Foundry. For Chnrch^Aeademy, vn_d Fire Engines, ^^^for^iiculara and I^BRk ^v:'^Ef JFZjjltilaz' *rem.tt9t facilities tot f.8T SEEDS. draft, removable damper, ring covers, doable crosspieces, reversible long crosspiece, swing hearthplate, swing flue stop, sitter grate, illnminated sliding fire doors, "etc. Nickel knobs and nickel Panels. Made with solid fire doors if preferred, W. I. DELPH, 831 Broad St., Augusta. Ga, Mar 5?ly Newman K. Perry, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Columbia, S. C. Will practice in the United States Courts and the Courts of South Carolina, especially in Richland, Lexington, Kershaw I and Colleton Counties. Anc. 30?tl. -?-JIAYHEW & SON, Columbia MUTDie VTOfks ^ Mannfactnrer?of and Dealers in all kindsof ' 4 AMERICAN & ITALIAN MARBLE WORK, MANTELS,. MONUMENTS, TABLETS AND IEON RAILING Furnished in any design at Lowest Prices. POLISHED GRANITE WORK, either native or foreign, to order. CorreHpon?lenc? >olicited with those cirUtjr of Ep!Iopey, coraura than anyothorllrlagpbyaiclait. BUaoecean } baa altnply been Mtoniabtng; wo Wo beard of eaaar a( - \ 3 over 10 ycara* etancllng eocceeefol'.y cured by bis, Be T* 1 ' baa published m work en thla dluiu, which kemdl \ with a large bottle of hit wonderful cure free to any ?cf- ?" / " fcrer who may send tbelrexprew and P.O. Addriee V? adria?anjonewUhlngacnreXoaddroM a. j| ( . Dr. A& XISEBOLS, So. 90 John fit, HrwToA^g AGENTS Wanted ^BniT* A.'Bihl3S HI wocks of character; great nriet; ;DOOR5 Ot DiUlOwHH TchadS low in price; selling last; needed even where; UWnl SSsSkS B. F. Johnju>a%C Co-, tuic >uua Sc., Richmond, Aug. 23?ly. ^ X - FAB9QM and FABfflW Mil CAN MAKE 1 During tl>e Fall and winter. For parttenUra, addroo, i. C. McCnrdy i Co* Philadelphia, P*, Angi 23-^-ly. . w .. .war," <?1.1 ?! SotldroldlTV<pwaa?e?>adbMt for your own n??r >p?Cttl?mo pitrfoerC. ValMbUcw.lornefret niOarhO.<>tO., 1 ?2 Waaju See *?TW ' Feb. 23?ly. \ Fruitland Nurseries/" -y AUGUSTA, GA. x *j? ? FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, ROSES, EVERGREENS, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, See. (jdtatognes mnu^a tree on aptllcation. P. J. BEECKMANS, k; Pec 20?2m , - Augtisfc, Ga. Attention Sportsmen! F, W.JtftlJkNN Has"jnat Yoijt' and ' fEorop9.ihe^Lftrg^g^^^^^t jStock^^of bitian and for sale .'