The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 30, 1889, Image 2
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25 M Ch?p??. hvrrb* r $0 CO
26 Dr F. D. Kendall, pest
mortem 15 00
27 J. K Goodwin, repairing
bridge 3 00
28 T. M. Kaigler, constable
fees 8 70
29 J. G. Brown, trial justice
fees 8 70
30 J. W. Jones, trial justice
fees 2 50
31 R J. Jones, constable
fees 4 00
32
53 G. * S. Drafts, dieting
prisoners 23 10
Oi TIT W OL --I- I II
o* tv. ?i. oueaiy, consiaDie
fees . 2 00
35 W. K Shealy, constable
fees... 22 15
36 Charles A. Calvo, Jr.,
stationery 10 00
37 Patrick Williams, constable
fees 2 50
38 B. E Hatto, lamber.... 1 40
39 S. O. Kamioer, supplies
poor-house 6 05
40 D. D. Kleckley, work oo
road. rr. 1 00
41 H. P. Roberts, services
poor-bonse 17 75
42 J. B. Poq, auditor, salary
...; 75 00
43 F. C. Corley, road working
5 00
W. Seay, toq$ working
24 00
45 J. S. Derrick, stationery. 20 00
46 J. W. Seay, work on
road 4 50
47 Wade Spires, repairing
bridges 51 00
48 Ben ben Corley, work on.
road 6 00
49 S. O. Kaminer, burying
paopers 13 10
50 Meetze & Sons, poorbonse
supplies 32 35
51 W. A. Corley, work on
road 2 00
52 G. D. Hayes, constable
I fees 34 30
58 W. L Qaafctlebaoci,
bailding bridge 8 00
54 John Snelgrove, hauling
on road 2 00
^ 55 G. M. HarmsD. advertisHm
jog 89 95
HHt 56 G. S. Drafts, dieting
prisoners 42 50
58 G. T. Graham, proceedlonaoy....
at poor-bouse 16
72 Meetze & Sons, supplies
poor-house 23
73 A. J. Lorick, work on
roads..... 22
74 D. T. B&rr, trial jastice
fees 8
75. W. O. Barr, constable
fees 5
76 G. S. Ranch, work on
*oad ^
\ 77 A. N. Draher, constable
fftoo Q
78 J. W. Dreh6r, trial jos*
tiee fees 14
79 H. H. Dreher, constable
fees, 17
' 80 G. M. Harman, stationery
65
81 Ambrose Wingard, work
on roads 4
82 Jasper LoDg, rebuilding
bridges . 53
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83
84
85
86 W. J. Asemann, clerk of
court fees 67
87 W. J. AssmanD, clerk of
court fees 22
88 C. N. Kyzer, trial justice
fees 31
QQ Q "H UcAtva n?/\,lr An
W u* as* nvift vu
road 10
90 G S. Drafts, dieting prisoners
25
91 G. M. Harman, printing,
etc. 40
92 Jas. I. Clark, trial justice
fees 18
93 P. H. & B.F. Gross, lumber
2
94 S. 0. K&miner, rations,
poor 9
95 Mitchell Hollawaj, work
on jaii sewers
96 Meetze & Sons, supplies
for poor-hoose 34
97 Maria Yoonginer, ser
fees 22
101 G. T. Graham, proctor
in lunacy 3
102 J. Dreher, trial justice
salary 10
103 J. M. Sbealj, lomber... 51
104 W. H Spires, work on
bridges. ..; 30
105 Dan'] Bickley, road tools 2
/
./ *
10G R obert >\joew, eonsJab'e
fa* $24 SO
107 Wash ChesDut, work cn
State road 4 00
108 R. W. Caycie, work on
State road 20 00
109 Barr Bros., lnmber 13 85
110 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books, stationery,
etc . 10G 75
111 Ben Sommers, cleaning
poor-house well 1 50
112
113 V. V. Dav. work on
* *
bridges 6 50
114 E. L. Corley, beef for
poor-house 2 15
115 C. S. Ranch, work on
Lexington road 1 00
116 C. S. Ranch, repairing
bridges 3 00
117 Maria YonDginer, cooking
at poor-house 5 00
118 H. P. Roberts, steward ^
at poor-house 10 00
119 Geo. S. Drafts, dieting
prisoners 31 30
120 Meefze k Sons, supplies
at poor-house 26 14
121 iii. J Ureher, trial justice
salary 18 75
122 G. A. Kaminer, Co. Comsioner,
services 49 70
123 Ellis Hutto, coDstable
fees >3 00
124 G. M. Harman, stationery,
etc. 14 00
125 P. H. Corley, constable
salary' .. 18 75
126 B. L. Dreher, Co. Commissioner
17 60
127 G. S. Drafts, dieting
prisoners 32 00
128
129 W. A. Spires, work on *
bridge 5 50
130 W. J. Backer, work on
bridge 76 00
131 Dr. E. C. Leaphart, practice
at poor-house 25 00
132 H. P. Roberts, services
at poor-house 10 00
133 Maria YouDginer, cooking
at poor-house 5 CO
134 Meetze & Sons, supplies
at poor-house 26 00
135 John B. Pou, auditor's
salary 100 00
136 W. H. Spires, work on
bridges 10 50
?n p? TT n ir-ii'
L6t n. u< Minigan, repairing
jail 4 65
138 J. R Bachman, constable,
salary 10 00
139 H. fO. Martin, trial jastioe,
salary 10 00
140 B. A. Mitcheil, constable
fees. 4 00
141 D. D. D. Mitchell, trial X .
. j jBBB
for poor-honse....... 3(
nn
149 S. O. Kaminer, sapplies
for poor-honse I
150 E. L. Coriey, beef for
poor-house.. (
^ 151 G. S. Drafts, dieting pri
soners 2'i
^ 152 H. P. Roberts, services
at poor-honse 1(
OA
* 153 Maria Youngincr, services
at poor-house... L
00 154
155 Jas. E. Bawl, post-mor
tem 1]
156 E. J. Jones, summoning
on % .
jury inquest
157 Mitchell Hollaway, cleaning
jail pipe
158 P. E. & Jeff. B. Amick,
10 lumber
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159 Maria Younginer, ser00
vices at poor-house...
160 H. P. Roberts, steward
50 at poor-house 1
161 M..Chapin, lumber
162 G. D. Hayes, repairing
bridge
163 J. W. Sweedenburg, trial
90 justice fees 2
164 D. J. Shealy, constable
20 fees 4
165 G. D. Hay68, repairing
10 bridge
166 P. H. Seay, work on road 1
25 167 Wm. Davis, constable at
court
30 168 Gracy Waring, cleaning
Court-hou6e
00 169 D. D. Kleckley, work on
Saluda road
18 170 Meetze & Sons, supplies
for poor-house 3
00 171 T. A. Wingard & Sons,
lumber poor-house...
70 172 P. H. Corley, constable
salary 1
75 173 E. J. Djreher, trial justice
salary 1
17 174 E. L. Corley, beef for
poor-bouse (
00 175 C. M. Efird, postage,
70 178 W. T. Brooker, postmorteir
1C
50 179 D. F. Efird, lumber 1
180 P. H. Seay, work on
50 road 1
86 181 J. E HaltiwaDger, road
eemmissioner 1
00 182 H. P. Roberts, burying
00 pauper /
inim'nr - if V f 1 hir
1 183 Mam Yoangiaer, cook
at poor-house $5 00
184 H. P. Roberts, steward
at poor-house 10 00
185 J. W. Jefcoat, constable
fees i 4 50
18G Fraok Corley, work on
road 7 00
187 Joe Sbali, work on road. 6 00
188 Meetze & Sods, poorhouse
supplies 30 60
189 H. W. Kood, lumber. .. 7 00
190 Geo. W. Corley, work on
road S 00 i
191 Edward Perry & Co.,
books, stationery, etc. 35 10
182. W. H. Spires, work on
bridges 34 75
193 H. O. Martic, post-mor*
4 A AA
tern iv uu
194 A. W. Geiger, work on
State road 5 00
195 W. J. Assmann, clerk of
court fees 75 10
19G
197 Geo. S. Drafts, dieting
prisoners 11 70
198 J. F. Bachman, constable
salary 10 00
199 H. O. Martin, trial justice
salary 10 00
200 D. E. Shumpert, repairing
bridge 5 00
201 O. B. Connts, laying
picks, etc 3 05
202 Maria Yonnginer, cook
at poor-honse 5 00
203 H. P. Roberts, steward
at poor-honse 10 00
204 Andrew J. Lorick, work
on road 26 00
205 Andrew J. Lorick, work
on road ". 11 00
206 Meetze & Sons, supplies
for poor-bouse 18 40
207 Walker, E?ans & Cogswell,
stationery 8 70
208 J. G. Zenker, Jnry Commissioner
45 70
209 W. Andrew Spires, repairing
bridge 5 50
210 B. H. Knight, work on
bridge 98 00
211 J. A. W. Geiger, work
on bridge 10 00
212 W. A. Goodwin, work on
bridge 22 62
213 A. F. Moorer, building
bridge 33 00
214 Lorick & Lowtance, road
tools . 49 80
215 J. C. Hornold, witness
fees 2 20
216 Job n M. Sigh tier, witness
fees 2 20
217
218 K L. Corley, beef for
poor-bouse ..... 3 54
227 John W. Seay, hauling
j 00 on road i
228 T. H. Senn, lumber i
5 18 229 John B. Pou, Auditor's
salary 12'
j 00 230 Samuel Haraey, repairing
bridge ?
) 00 231 H. F. Geiger, hauling
on road *>.
) oo 232 S. O. Kaminer, supplies
poor-house 1(
233 W. W. Jefcoat work on
[ 20 bridge I
234 Wo. J. Assmann, fees
> 00 ?. Clerk Court - 1(
235 P. H. Corley, constable
) 00 salary 1*
ah/> -n T T\ _ i. i_ _ l i;
Z6K> la o. JL>rener, inai jusuce
I 00 salary It
237 G. D. Hayes, election
3 00 boxes 31
238
) 00 239 E. K Hardin, post}
OS mortem expenses and
testifying 1(
3 05 240 Scott Hendrix, poorhoase
supplies S
} 00 241 P. J. Wessinger, work on
bridges 5
3 95 242 P. J. Wessinger, building
bridge 6(
j 45 243 G. W. Jacobs, lamber... 31
) oo 244 Dr. Frank Green, examining
lunatic ' I
) 00 245 Wade Eeaphart, printing 2;
246 E. L. Wingard, postage
I 00 School Comm'ssioner's
office * (
I 00 247 J. M. Crim, work on road (
248
) 20 s- -drafts, work oo
jail li
[ 35 250 G. S. Drafts, Sheriffs fe.s 35]
251 Dr. C. E, Lea pb art,
* 75 practice at jail 1(
252 G. S. Drafts, dieting
5 75 prisoners 2i
253 J. W. Dreher, pos'mortem
examination.. 1(
254 Dr. M. Q. Hendrix, post;
78 mortem examination
to poor C
\ 40 257 Sherrod Meeize, consta75
b!e salary 1C
258 J. W. Dreher, trial
r 25 j net ice pahiry 1C
259 C. M. Efird, services as
1 00 clerk and attorney.... 15G
260 Dr. O. E. Leaphatt.post'00
mortem, &c.. 15
J
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261 0. E. Lwapbart, practice
poor-botiss $34 3$
262 P. W. Sbt-a!y, trial
justice salary 26 00
263 P. H. Grose, lumber 60 83
264 J. Willie Mayer, constable
fees 3 00
265 J. W. Sweedenburg, trial
justice salary 20 00
266 D. I. Shealy, constable
fees 8 60
267 T. T. Stack, work on
road 2 50
268 G. A. Goodwin, County
Commissioner salary.. 145 55
269 B. L. Dreber, Coanty -
Commissioner salary.. 55 10
270 G. A. Kaminer, Connty
Commissioner salary.. 49 70
271 George Corley, work on
road 3 00
272 Miss Laoinda Drafts,
interest on money
borrowed 120 13
273 B. I. Hayes, treasurer
committee, by joint
resolution ....... 51 00
! 274 Mitchel Holloway, work
on jail 1 50
275 W. P. Hoof, jail snpplies 840
276 B. L. Dreber, County
Commissioner salary.. 55 55
$5,365 96
r<T ' .
jttbob's pax bills. \
ob and jub0b8?pzbbuabt tebm, 1838.
1 P. Burt Younginer $4 00
2 H. U. Bickley 4 10
3 Jno. D. Amick 4 80
4 S. J. Huffman 4 CO
5 J. J. Bawl 5 00
6 G. W. Kyzer 3 60 .
7B. F.Banks 5 00
8 D. J. Lorick 4 00
Q T? T RWlv 7 OH
10 J. L. Sease 4 10
11 B.W. Martin 4 70
12 J. A. Shealy 3 90
13 M. T. Sharp 4 50
14 H. C. Nunamaker .. 4 20
15 P. B. Lever 5 00
16 B. E. Inabinet \ 5 30
17 Wm. F. Mailer 3 50
18 J. A. Wolfe 5 20
PETIT JUROB8?FEBRUARY TERM, J888,
19 J. P. Cbapin $9 00
20 G. D. Bonknight ;. 2 60
21 Meynardie Jefcoat 9 60
22 J. C. Epting 9 50
23 George Sawyer /' 7 60
24 S. Yonnginer 8 50
25 R. E. Mack ,..J 9 70
26 M. L. Taylor ; 7 80
27 James Hannan 8 30
28 Wm. Stack * 8 40
29 L. B. Oswalt | 8 70
30 P. H. Craps f 8 70
31 Jas. 8. Kleckley 8 00
32 Jno. C. Drafts > 9 30
33 David Geiger 9 20
34 J. D. Sharp ^ 9 70
35 W. H. DwHr j 9 10
36 D. L. Koon 1 g
37 Samuel Harsey
) oo
CONSTABLES?FEBRUARY TERM, ll888
5 QQ 55 Eugene Little k *
- jo 56 J. J. Boozer |
* 57 Owen Dnffie |
58 A 0. Sox [
> 00 59 A. B. Drafts \
60 Bernie Meetze *
$ 26 OttoHegman
62 T. S. Harman
^ qq ORAKD JUROR8?JUNE TF.EM, 18 *8.
63 P. B. Younginer $
v 64 H. U. Bickley
65 J. D. Amick '
66 S. 3. Huffman
$ 00 67 J. J. Bawl
68 G. W. Kyzer
5 25 69 ^ ?an^s
70
j _ 71 D. L Shealy .
* 75 72 J. L. Sease j
73 TL W. Martin
5 75 74 J. A. Shealy I
75 M. T. Sharp '
[ 50 76 H. C. Nnnamaker j
77 P. B. Lever t
78 R E. Inabinet *
79 W. F. Muller r
80 J. A. Wolfe j
) ?0 PETIT JU"KORS?JUNE TERM, 18^8.
81 E. A. Bouknight $
I 30 82 J. E. Smith j
83 G. W. Jacobs ^ !
> aa 84 G. L. Dreher.. i 1
85 C. B. Sturkie |
86 G. M. Hook j (
) 00 87 J. L. Shall j '
J 70 88 Wm. Westmoreland ;
89 D. F. Pripo
? ^ 90 I. P. Su-ith i
} 00 91 !
> 00 92 F. S. Hook j 1
93 M. S. Hook \
94 P. P. Clark ...J
j gO 95 E. F. Caughman .<
. AA 96 W. M. Buff Y.
97 U. X.Gunter J
98 P. E. Amick ,'
99 J. West Herman H
5 00 100 J. B. Hartley L.. *
[ 75 101 K. J. Itueker .?V. 1<
102 G. J. Wingard U- 1
? 103 Israel Earle ;
* ,?4 t- f *17 _,J ) J
XVI ?i. ?, uiugaiu . " - 105
D. J. Roof i--- (
) 10 106 A, W, Martin ^. '
107 D. M. Sox \ - 1
) 50 ^ ^ ^
109 Andrew Davis
110 J. L. Long !
111 P. B. Mouts <
L 20 112 Henry Heiraan
fat:
^^IlWT^orley .N. ^ *
! 00 H7 Jerome Seay '
118 D. D. George ^
) qq 119 P. B. Harman J 1
CONSTABLES?JUNE TERM. lvtSK
I 00 120 Otto Hegman , $1
121 T. S. Harman
122 A. B. Drafts i
123 Jame9 Fields \
124 J. J. Boozer \ '
00 125 Charlie Drafts '
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1
SmmminfoMtftfi ? l* 'ailt?iiimaiigarii?nrrri
12ft Murrey Monti?,. ?6 00 i
127 Geo. D. Haver 7 50
123 A. B. Drafts 3 GO
GJCTKOPS ?SErxE-njitn xitrrji, 1333.
129 F, B. Youngiuer .,,. $4 00
130 H. lT. Bickley 4 00
131 J. D. Amick G 20
132 S. J. Huffman 4 60
133 J. J. liawl 5 00
134 G. W. Kvzlv 3 60
135 B. F. Ban us 5 00
136 D. J. Lorick 4 00
137 D. I. Shcaly 5 GO
133 J. L. Sease 4 10
130 li. W. Martin 4 70
140 J. A. Shealy 3 90
141 M T. Sham 4 on
142 II. C. Nuuamaker 4 20
143 P.. B. Lover ... 0 40
144 E. E. Inabinet 5 30
145 W. F. Muller 3 50
140 J. A. Wolfe 5 20
PETIT JURORS?SEPTEMBER TEEM, 1888.
147 A. P. West $6 30
148 J.' J. Fox 4 GO
149 J. T. Dai ley 7 50
150 W. B. Eol>: rts 5 10 ;
151 S. F. ftckley 6 50 '
152 W. A. Gantt 7 80 ]
153 O. J. Hook 5 40 (
154 J. N. Long 5 70
155 W. T. Jumper : 5 50 1
15G S. P. Liinller G 50
157 W. C. Oangbman 4 70
158 G. I>. Hayes 4 GO
159 Tyre Etheridge G 30
160 J. T. Craft 6 80
161 Leppard Nichols 6 10
1G2 Wade Hall G 30 1
163 G. M. Ailams 6 80 j
1G4 Gerhard Muller, Jr 6 GO j
i?>o w. ai. uonnson t? t>u
166 L. G. Wheeler G 50 1
167 J. L. Berry 6 10
166 J. M. Sightler 5 90
169 P. E. Eleazer 6 60 .
170 A. E. Derrick 6 GO
171 B. F. Fulmer G 50 (
172 S. S. Liudler 5 80 ?
173 8. O. Hook 5 70 <
174 T. B. Crider 7 00 ]
175 V.. L. Quattlebaum 6 50 j
176 L. H. Craft 7 00 t
177 H. W. Haiti wan ger 6 70 f
178 C. B. Counts 7 00 \
179 D. E. Aniick C 20 i
CONSTABLES - SEPTEMBER TERM, 1888. ,
180 OttoHegman -4 50 <
181 P. B. Barman 3 00
182 Owen Duffie 4 50 f
183 James P. Dooley 3 CO <
184 Jimmie Fields 3 0(i *
185 Kngene Little 3 00 .
186 T. S.- Harm an 4 50 1
187 Joseph Gunter 3 00 188
J. N. Fowles (petit juror) 5 70
33 Win. Langford (petit juror,
Feb. Term, 1885) 3 30
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state witness pay bolls.
february term, 1888. f
I
1 Tkos. Ferril SF 10 j
2 S t
3 Zena Lorick 1 10 v
i
5 A. W. Martin 790 r
6 Alex. Sellers 7 90 v
7 Kiley 7 90 ^
/i W. H. F. Ka^ 7 90 i
* 28 C. W. Ilarman
fs?Q 29 T. S. Harman f.
7 60 p*^?^- naye3 *' *'
7 50 31 vTHs??an
7 50 32 JohnSoelg^CW^-.
7 50 33 Noah Mitchell..7T^v?s^.
7 50 34 Gracy Holmes T^TCV^^
9 00 35 D. E. Ballentino
9 00 36 D. L. George
37 Martin Oliver '
38 Roston Smith 1
2 50 gg pe(j gaj-Qjan /
250 40 WadeLorick..... i
^ ^ 41 Julius Derrick -i
^ 42 Dinah Bony I
Concluded on Third Page.
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3 00
^ 70 buy in half gross lots, and I
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3 80> are all well pleased.
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3 70 1A
10 years with rheumatism.
3 0 Newton, N. C., Jane 25, 188
7 20 Gentlemen: I am pleased in say
9 50 I have been a great sufferer of rh
0 10 matism for 10 years, and I have
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6 80
7 20 without relief. I was told to try
3 50 B. B. which I did after loDg p
8 70 crastinalioD, and with the.experie
7 50 of three bottles, I am almost
6 co healthy man. I take it as a part
7 oo my duty t? make known yi
7 50 wonderfnl Blood Purifier to snffer
9 20 humanity, and respectfully ask ]
r ~n
to mail mo one of your books
S 00
. ^ wonders. Respectfully,
g 40 W. I. Morehead
3 CO Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga
9 00 Ft r 8a!e by W. P. Roof.
5 10 Jan 9-10
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3 20 This remedy is becoming so v
5 50 Jjdowd and so popalar as to need
7 30 special mention. All who have ui
D 10 Electric Bitters eiDg the same sonf
3 60 praise. A purer medicine does i
) 30 exist and it is guaranteed to do
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1 gQ
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) 30 _ #
, 10 KidnejR, will remove Pimples, Pi;
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' 50 Malaria from fhe system and prev<
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This powder never varies. A marvel of
pur it}*, strength, and wliolesomeness.
More economical than the ordinary kinds,
Mid cannot be sold in competition with
the multitude of low test; short weight,
linn', or phosphate powders. Sold only in
~ans. ItovAi. Bakiko Fowdek Co., 1UG
Wall St., New York. may. 18?ly
W. A. RECKLING,
a 1?tt?t
COLUMBIA, S. C ,
Is now making the best pictures that can
be had in this country, and all who have
never had a real fine picture, should now
try some of his latest styles. Specimens
ran be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to
Kinard's. .
March 14-tf
NOTICE.
I have the pleasure of announcing to my
friends and patrons of Lexington of the
;reat reductions made in my stock of
Clothing, for the purpose of making room
for my Spring stock. This is an opportuaity
for those who are in search of bargains.
Here you will find an elegant stock
to select from, in all grades, styles and
uiits, and at very low prices. The sizes
ire good, and I can recommend a perfect
it. as well as the qnalit}'. These goods
will move at the prices offered. Just think
trhat an opportunity you have offered to
rou now. "Why not take advantage of it ?
Men's Suits in Cheviots, Cassimeres and
Worsteds, of the finest make and finish,
vbile the cheaper suits for men are .offered
it a corresponding low figure. The stock
if Boys' Suits will also be offered at these
jreat reductions. Knee Pant Suits, from
ive years to thirteen years, in great variety.
Uso a large assortment of Boys' Long
Pant Suits, from fourteen years to eighteen
rears, which will be sold at reduced prices.
OVERCOATS.
My full line of Men's and Boys' Overmats,
m all grades, will meet the same fate.
Chis is a good cliance to secure an Overmat
in any style or grade you may wish, at
irices less than it cost to make them. The
lne is of. good assortment, well made, and
n the cheaper grade of goods that is dnra>le
and made strong', in order to give good
vear. Now, why hesitate in buying these
foods at these prices? You will save
ncney. It is the best investment yon ever
,"1 ? Tr ^ J ib.
UiUte. -LI VUU UO llOl UCC'U llit'IQ DOW, XI
fill pay you to carry thein over until next
eason, when yon can buy them at such
>rices as I am offering them at now. I
nvite yoh to call when yon are in the city
,nd see this stock, and you will find the
>rices lower than any house in the city.
mechanic, planter, clerk or merchant
75 especially for the poorer classes of lab<
?5 We have established this store in this
r_ for the purpose of giving a line of Clo
at a less profit than any other house i
60 city. You will find these goods well
?5 and trimmed, of Cheviots, Cassinjgrej
Silk Mixtures. In the line of Purnii
Goods, ali that is needed for gentl
55 can be found here in Underwear i
styles and grades ; also a well-assorted
^wffNec kwea r.
vPWijo'o a Boj-s' Department, where
i 05 will find "Strsjcell-solected stock of Cloi
[ for boys at priceSsa^ver heard of befoi
, If you are in need^.t^anything ir
? line be sure to call on us, afitf you will
5 w that yoa can save money by buyTffg^
[ 00 as our prices are lower than any <
? f,() house in the city.
COLUMBIA CLOTHING fiOMPA
J. H. ELEAZER, Manager.
r "
Dcd NOTICE.?I will be pleased to havi
friends of Lexington and Newberry t<
and see me, and if they should want
un- thing in my line, I will assure them tl
can sell them goods cheaper than any i
iers in the city.
JNO. H. ELEAZE
The State of South Caroli
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
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By G. T. Graham, Probate Judge
mg
Whereas, W. W. Long hath nade st
ea* me, to grant him letters of administn
ex. of the estate of and effects of Sarah Pi
These are therefore to cite and admc
2dy all and singular the kindred and cred
jg of the said Sarah Price, deceased,
they be and appear, before me, in the C
ro- of Probate, to be held at Lexington C
S. C., on the 5th of February next,
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
a noon, to shew cause, if auy they have,
. the said administration should no
granted.
onr Given under my hand, this 16th di
T 4 1\ IulG
f/ummrv, /v. 1j. jloojj.
ing * G. T. GRAHAM,
, . [t. s ] Judge of Probate Cou
' Published on the 23d day of Jain
of 1S!S0, iu the Lexington Dispatch.
Jan. 23 -2wl0
The State of South Caroli;
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
I>y G. T. Graham, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Win. J. Assmaun hath r
suit to me, to grant biui letters of adm
tration of the estate of and effects of Ge
Campbell.
?ell Thes* are therefore to cite and adnio:
no ail and singular the kindred and credi
of the said George Campbell, deceased,
;ed they be and appear, before me, in
f Court of Probate, to be held at Lexinj
3 C. H., S. C., ou the 5th of February i
not after publication hereof, at 11 o'clocl
.. the forenoon, to show cause, if any
have, why the said administration sh<
vill not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 17th da
nd January, A. D. lSS'J.
j|p> G. T. GRAHAM,
[j.. s. ] Judge of Probal
His Published on the 23d day of Jann
1889, in the Lexington Dispatch.
e Jan. 23- 2wl0
>rs. One dozen boxes of S. & C'&? I
on parlor matches for 10 cents, at
irs> ! Bazaar.
or Fancy stationery, writing p
nd pens, pencils and beat inks, at
Bazaar.
1
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SPRING COOPS, ^j
We will open this week our early shipment in the different department,-m*d~w?U__
offer some splendid values in beautiful designs.
4i)0 pieces Satins in new designs.
200 pieces Fine Embroideries.
300 pieces White Goods in Lawn and Checked Nainsook.
y P 6 . '' 'i ' **^5^
n OSIEEY. * -'v'
New Spring Hosiery on centre counters Monday .<( pops.l'.r prices. This line of
goods is worthy of attention. "'" ' is < ^9H
Two Cases New Patterns in Ginghams. ^ /
CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR. f
.:ii ~at... l.. ?i..?,. it.:.. i:-... r..- a :? i
VI V It All UUCi Vlg TA1UCD 1U tUld UUC 1U1 IUV CUl' WWk.
TABLE DAMASKS.
" ' "yjSK
Monday we will sell for spot cash?
11 pieces ail Linen Bleached Damasks at 50c., worth 65c. See this number.
100 White Spreads at 98c., worth $1.25.
If you want fresh goods, and no old trash, call and see ns this week.
G-LOVBS...
In our Glove Department, this week, we will offer the latest styles in Gloves,
both Kid and Silk.
SPRING CLOTHING. f
300 Suits. Monday moraine, at $4.00. S4.00 Saa fha enifu nf /*1a1)ia<j
88 Good Cassimere Suits at $7.50, well worth. $10. ,
190 Suits at $10.00, ^"jj
New Pattern ; no old winter stock, but Fresh Spring Goods.
200 pairs Fine Pants in new styles. Drop in and see this line.
^ST* Early shipments in HATS, SCARFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS. SHIRTS,
GLOVE8, etc.
Our Stock this season will be one of the most complete in South Carolina.
A Special Sa'o of FINE SHOES this week. \
Respectfully, j.
J. L. MIMNAUGH & CO. !
riAT TT?rrkT a ? a
l/UJLi U JI1J5 JLii, S. U. 1
Sept, 12?ly *>'
CLOTHING. 1
DOWN! DOWN! . DOWN! Jj
BEST MADE CLOTHING FOB MEN AND
Yoa save from $2 to $5 on a suit by purchasing from me. The prices of hundreds
of finest business and dress suits made by the great demand for medium-priced suits. < /,
Unless yon can afford to waste money an 1 take the risk of not getting a reliable and ..JH
stylish garment yon can't afford to miss our astonishing offers this season. These goods "
bought at such prices that guarantee th6m to please, and I wish my Lexington frionds .
to.have some of the benefits of this stock o! goods. Look at them before yon buy. H
S. ROBINSON S, ^
COLUM1MA, S. C. M
oct. 24?tf
eDOTUOe
irers. Lexington C. H., 6. O.
: oitv NEXT TO DSAFT'S HOTEL. . .
thing ' '^^3
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NEW MILLINERY.
fiTTien r ct a xt? innvn a vfTTTT\ra?v tvptd r pfporpxmn mn ire mvmr nnnr\a .wW > 1 ?-'sa
* uai JJ Ai.i/1/Uiy A UXXl X^Ji.% JL. A/JUJ. X A V* ALL JL JLAilVX UVVJL/O ft^J/
a all X Notion Establishment and now offer Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hs? HATS AND BOZtfltfETS,
\y?n A1 .SO
:omg FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND TRIMMINGS
? PnI of all kinds CHEAPER than ever bought before.
I find . . ,
& * W. TRTOP,
1 123 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. 0.
Aprih29-ly
M. ?? ? "
M. H. BERRY,
3 Furniture War ?rooms,
^at 1 EST A -RXiIS^SSX) 1343.
loose ' ^ r
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S; C. \
;R. [NEXT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.] . ... .
? A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM, AND EINE FURNITURE, IS NOW
na, in the store, purchased direct from the manufacturers, and will be sold at BOTTOM
PRICES
UNDERTAKING A-SPECIALTY.
A fa) ;iue of COFFINS, CASKETS, METALIC CASES, BURIAL ROBES, WRAPlit.
tA ?
ution PEKF etc., always on hand.
ice. Call and see us and be conyinced that you SAVE MONEY by so doing.
>nish ' Oct. 28?tf
itors
that
2 Ti PLACE TO BIT POMONA HILL _
forewhy
. *
iy of "H"otji3 NURSERIES,
v.'
POMONA, - - - N.O.
BOOTS - SHOES
?'
jg AT ? Two and a half miles west of Greensboro,
' N. C. The main line of he E. & D. R. B.,
parses through the groups and within 100
I C U C D A STARK'S of ot,ice* ^em trains make regu?
lar stops twice daily each way. Those
0"~e interested in fruit and fruit growing axe
I AU C-fi'Aa+ j ?!%:?. ?ka Iaw?W
"TU IVICtlli WllCCl| CUfiuiui) Kivucu IU lilitjicxi. mjo ?uo uugnw
nnrsery in the State and one of the largestthat
rnr TT\TRrA *2 iu tLe -south- Stock consists'Of Apples, "X
the IIJIA, P*. Peach, Pear, Cherry, Plum, Japanese Peraimuions,
Apricots, Nectarines, Mulberries,
j in Every pair guaranteed to give satisfac- Quince, Grape, Figs, Raspberries, Goosethey
tion, and prices are always the lowest, berries, Currants, Pie Plant, English Waloultl
Remember this, now when you are in nnfc. Pecans, Chestnut, Strawberries, Roses, _
y 0f Columbia. Evergreens, Shade Trees, Ac. All the new
nov ly and rare varieties as well as the old ones " ^
which my new catalogue for 1888 will show.
Qjve y0nr order to my authorized agent or
:"ry' order dirMt frmn 116 mtser*Corresn
HP. pondence solicited. Inscriptive Catalogue
? JnffW fee to applicants. AJdreaa,
36St ? J. VAN LINDLEY,
tLfl I^^HS^TRIllOMPerMBlAMckla.
IUO ! BHW vcdtlrcttNCM?utm. n On;ifA^ ('Annhr V P.
V>3ujtogether With osr large udrml- I juiuuii, uumviu vvw.v. ?
7^EuHK^fli?!Lrt* "J*0"***01* - v^gg
_ j_ w?ii ii the watchT w? mix] _^?~Beluxblc salesiDQi wwited in every
tiUB> Pr?e, ead after yo? hare kept
the coont5'- ^S00*' ^'"8 ?"? ?"*><?> *iU
>? given.
ttu?ca ?3fc Co., Box gli, Portlaad, Maiae. Hay 2?1 J.
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