The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 22, 1891, Image 3
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ABSOUT
Local and Special.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF COUNTRY I
MAILS.
For Seayville, \V( stinger's and Banks, J
leave this place on Mondays and Thursday j
at 6 a. m. and return at 7 p. m. same day. i
There is a route from Seayville to Savilla !
(Paul Black's) which conneots with the
above mails.
Mondays abd Thursdays for Rocky Well
and Rorena leave at 7 a. m. and return on
sanfe days at 6 p. m.
On Tuesdays and Fridays for Clarks
Mills, Rishton. Rishes Store, Beaver Pond
And Reader's Store leave at 6 p. in. and return
at 7 p. m.
Agents for the Dispatch,
W. S. ELEAZBB.-SpriDg Hill. '
Jasper S. Derbick, Leesville.
Henby J. Wessinger, Fairbanks.
J. C. Glover, Batesbnrg.
S. J. Riddle, Sinclair.
Capt. D. J. Griffith, Gilbert Hollo*
D. I. Epting, Pine Ridge.
G. A Goodwin, SeDD's.
Ten cents per line for locals In this
column.
By We are not responsible for the view*
or assertions of correspondents.
W Parties sending Obituaries to this office
will remember that ail over ten lines will be
charged for at regular advertising rates.
SU3SCltIB?Rb receiving their paper xoiih
a REI> GROSS mark upon if, are thereby
totified that with the next number their Suh
jf icription expires.
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Index to New Advertisements:?
r" ?T T, \Timnau)?h & Co.
Positive?McCreery & Bro.
Male Jewelry?W. Scott Pope.
Medical Card?Dr. J. E. Lee.
Better Than Ever.
The May number of Peterson is J
Utterally crowded with fine engrav- j
lags and capitally illustrated stories,
sketches, poems and the very latest
fashions. It should be in the hands
of ail the ladies. Terms $2 per year.
Address Peterson's Magazine, Phila- 1
delphia, Pa.
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, ma i ob &vei. ,
Did you ever hear of a merchant
closing out goods just to get rid of
them? Well, that is just what J. L.
Mimnaugh & Co., Columbia, are do- .
ing. Prices make no difference. If
you go there you are bound to come
away loaded with the grandest bargains
that the most fertile imagina- 1
tion could conceive. But, if you 1
~ wast to.-know all about it, you must
fV?air o.rJ vat which firives 1
fiie details in another column. 3
SfcVer'xJrea."Er&^i "C* ""^?
Do you know that one of the most
marvelous things in Columbia At this
season is the great activity which
prevails throughout the store of T.
B. Aughtry & Co. This is the result
of the wonderful low prices they
are selling groceries, provisions, etc.
Everybody going there to get the
bargains which cannot be obtained
elsewhere, and you should not lose
' V t* 11 _
the present ciiance 01 geumg more
for your money than you ever
dreamed of.
The Down Coining.
"While some go up others come
down, and the down coming is the
part that interests the majority of
mankind wb " it relates to the prices
of goods which they wish to buy.
"Well, the down coming prices is just
what now prevails at Messrs. E. C.
Shull & Bio's, Columbia, or we
should more truly say that prices are
air ady down with them for all
kinds of groceries, etc., to such a
low figure that it almost looks like J
stealing to buy goods from them at 1
their low prices.
What Enticements!
Now ladies, if you wish to give your- ,
self the greatest conceivable delight
and at the sometime save your dear
husbands piles of money, just go
straight to Columbia and call on
Messrs. McCreery & Bros., from
whom you can get all styles of centennial
goods at prices which defy
the sharpest, keenest competition.
The enticements offered are too numerous
for us to mention here, but
you can get a glimpse of the induce- j
. . .
ments by reading tnerr new aavertisement
in this paper. Read it carefully.
^ Bargain??
K. For- one' week we will offer :
special prices in every department.
Just received a large shipment of j
ladies' and gent's furnishing goods, i
a Twenty dozen ladies' blouse waists j
at 25cts. and upwards. Twenty-four
dozen boys' waists an 2octs. Ladies'
Undervest at lOcts. 783 pairs of
ladies' and Misses shoes at 50cts. i
and upwards. 576 pairs of gents' !
shoes at 25cts and upwards. In 1
dress goods we have everything that 1
a lady wants to make a complete
suit, from the shoe to hat. 376 suits !
of clothes going this week at S3.75
and upwards, former prices S7.U0, j
536 b ys' suit at 9Scts. Hats, trunks, <
jewelry, watches, clocks,?in fact, we 1
have anything you can call for and ]
I at astonishingly low prices. We in
Tite you all of Lerington <
county to give us a call and secure I
some of the greatest bargaina of the i
age. Johnston'3, 72 Main Street, ,
ne^t to Hotel Jerome, Columbia, S. C. j
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? U. S, Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. ;
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% rowuer
rELY PURE
BREVITIES.
Try BLACKJDRAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.
The picnic season is new at hand.
Linen dusters and palm fans will
soon be fashionable.
Every guideboard pointing to
heaven says, "start now.''
??m * 1 7
i?'me dried beei ior cmppmg ara
broiling, at the Bazaar.
Two good listeners may be friends,
but two good talkers never.
Sheriff Drafts has been confined,
to bed for the past two days.
Big line of fishing canes, lines,
hooks, bobs, flies, etc., at the Bazaar, j
Quinine 50c. an ounce, at the new
Brick Drug Store, Batesburg, S. C.
Messrs. Roof & Leaphart will rv open
their brickyard in a few days.
Shreded cocoanut ready for pies, |
custards or cakes, at the Bazaar.
"Who navs the highest prices for a j
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home 1 The woman who marries for ;
one.
Picture frames made to order, at
the new Brick Drug* Store, Batesburg,
S.C.
J^-WINE OF CARDUI, a Tonic for Woman.
It is only the prayers that come
from the heart that are heard in
heaven.
19 pounds of standard granulated
sugar for $1, at P. J. Rucker s,
Columbia, S. C.
fV,? i
jluv/ii as jlv/4xlc? v va*w
truth they prefer to have it told
about other folks.
The Columbia canal is full of water,
and J. L. Berg's book store, also
at Columbia, is full of books.
When did Christopher Columbus
diet Where was he buried, and
where is his body now?
Bead the advertisement of the
Columbia Register in this paper and
be Bure to subscribe for it.
Paints, all kinds in one gallon tins
nlort in v>qt-rol l^fa of flip tipw "Rrift
Drug Store, Batesburg, S. C.
LACK-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation.
The examination of public free
school teachers will be held in the
court house Friday, the 24th inst.
A. daily mail will soon b^^f
the CyumbkjJTewben*
rens flj
mean iiiHii
has is to remember that there is
somebody else just as mean at he is.
Another big lot of Clocks, and
Jewelry just arrived at the new
Brick Drug Store, Hardin Drug Co.,
Batesburg, S. C.
Capt. J. T. P. Crosson, of Fredonia,
Gilbert Hollow township was
in town Monday and made us a
pleasant call.
Dr. J. W. Eargle one of the cleverest
gentlemen in the Fork and a
successful pill roller and powder
mixer paid us a pleasant visit yesterday.
J. L. Berg, who runs a book store
and printing office in Columbia, keeps
files "for sale, but he is not in the
hardware business as his files are
called Columbia Letter Files, and
they are good ones, too.
The man who finds fault with the
poor quality of the sermon generally
tries to make the collection equal to
his opinion of the preaching by
dropping in a cent.
That popular gentleman and expert
physician Dr. D. M. Crosson
was in town yesterday a9 a member
of the Count, flamming Board of
*
Physicians.
MoElr??'> WINEOFCAROUI forfemal?disease*
Don't forget to bring your pictures
?does not make any difference what
kind?to the new Brick Drug S^ore
and have them nicely framed?Cheap.
Hardin Drug Co., Batesburg, S. C.
IF TOUR RACK ACHES
Or you are all worn out. really good for nothing
It is general debility. Try
BROWX'S IROX HITTERS.
It tfill cure you. and give a good appetite. Sold
by all dealers in medicine.
I
Have you paid for your paper? If \
not, remember that it takes just as
much money to run it at this season
as any other, and be sure you come
in or send and pay up.
For the latesi, the newest the and
prettiest dress goods, go to Edmund's,
Columbia. There you will find a full
md beautiful line from which to make
your selection, and all at the lowest
prices.
Mr. Charlie Corley of this town
and Miss Emma Reeder of Boiling
Spring township, were married last
Thursday at the residence of the
bride's parents. May their journey
down the hills of life be all sunshine
and happiness.
All you people who like to have
first-class harness, saddlery, buggies,
:arts and other vehicles should not
fail to visit Mr. W. Scott Pope's, Columbia,
for there you will find just
what will take your eyes at the lowest
prices in the city. Mr. John j
Sutphen, who has been all his life in j
this business, will be pleased to wait
ou you. Read Mr. Pope's advertisement
and go to see hiin.
j
The body of Mr. Bonnie Xunna- j c
maker was found Saturday afternoon |
floating in the river some distance
below where he was drowned I
and was buried Sunday a. in. at St. }
A idrews church.
l>r. J. E. Lee a graduate of South
Carolina Medical College, is nowlocated
at White Koek on the C., X. j
a t pu;i Tiairl us n visit vester- I 1
i/. j-vaiii vuu %? - ?.
day. He is a clever and popular j 1
gentleman and will doubtless meet j
- with much professional success.
I pgr BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Nervousness, and General Debility. Physicians
recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine
lias trade mark and crossed red lines ou wrapper.
j The County Board of Medical Ext
| aminers met in the court house
j yesterday, and the following physi|
cians appeared and passed satisfaciactory
examinations. Drs. P. W. <
Hite, J. E. Lee, A. W. Quattlebaum
and Lewie A. Griffith;
Col. C. P. Quattlebaum who has
' ? ?- ?- 4- ^rxl A Vtntwn O 1
' D66U OH 21 Vl< lU ins i/iu i.ivu*v ni.
Pinearia, stopped in town Monday,
as he was returning to Conway,
Horry County, where he has be-, n
residing and practicing law for some
years. '
The exact location of the Lexingrr
Vi o o Vvo??n rv". o Tlror?
I IUU lntLUJLJ UUUUUJ^ uao MVVM ammamvv.
! and the erection of the building will 1
j be commenced at an early date. The '
building will be completed and filled
with machinery and in operation by
: the coming crop. About $5,000 in
I the stock is yet unsubscribed for.
This is an excellent investment for
those having money idle, as interest !
will be allowed on fullvpaidup stock. ^
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I,
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The best Salve ixi the world for i
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt j '
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped j
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar- j 3
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or j 1
money refunded. Price 25 cents per 1 :
box. For sale by all druggist. |
March 31. L
! j
Shooting ASray. j
t??i 1 a i
VJTUS JDCl L ttlKl .TllUicnn,
workmen on the South Bound Bailroad?the
camps in this county?
went to the house of Jasper Spires,
another workman, on Saturday and j
had a difficulty. Bert shot Spires
through the stomach and through
the knee cap. Sheriff Drafts went ^
down Saturday night to arrest Bert j.
and Andrews, but they had left. (
Trial Justice Green arrested An- J
drews in Columbia Monday afternoon
and hopes to effect the arrest
/vf Kafnrdaar nirrhf, Dr. Hen
M gg ?went through J
r-'> -i'Bie front of his ^
' Bbdged. There 3
l^onop^iopireB recovery. c
7 j
Washington Letter.
1
[From Our Regular Correspondent.]
Washington, D. C., April 18, 1881. '
Mr. Blaine has lost none of his
old tine cunning. He wishes to give
the country the impression that he f
is running the Department of State ,
entirely independent of Mr. Harrison,
and to help that idea along he waited
until after Mr. Harrison had gone on
his grand vote hunting tour before
he delivered a copy of the
reply of this Government to
the last dispatch of the Italian
charge d1 affairs in this city, for ^
transmission to Rome, although, I 5
have it on excellent authority, that
V 7
reply had been entirely written, and S
approved by Mr. Harrison and the
cabinet as long ago as last Saturday. .
This reply is one ot the longest
and most elaborate documents ever
sent by this Government to a foreign
nation, and it informs the Italians in !
unmistakable language that the | rj
United States does not propose to j 1
interfere with the regularly constitu- ! J
ted State Courts under any circum- j
stances, and that when it shall have
been proven that any citizen or citi- j *
zen of Italy were among the members ;
of the "Mafia"' lynched at Xew Orle- j
ans it is willing to take up the ques- !
tion of paying to his or their families j [
a money indemnity. It is in short a I
thoroughly American letter. Mr. I
Blaine has many faults but lack of I
Americanism isn't one of them, thank j
lioovon
"Teddy" Roosevelt is the happiest j ,
man in "Washington since he found !
out that his Civil Service Commission
was to have added to the number
of people over whom it tyranizes
about six hundred employes of the t
Indian service, mostly connected fl
with the Indian schools. A no5-s.t
partisan Indian service may be very *
desirable, but it will never be accorn- jplished
as long as the agents and *
* * i i t,nn 'in ii ,
tLeir employes?not unaer"?ecias i
supervision?are republican strikers, v
as they are now. g
Another bogus reform is the alleg- i
ed attempt of Secretary Tracy to
clear the navy yards of the country
of partisan politics. He has issued 1
an order declaring the positions vacant
after June 1, at the Norfolk
yard of all foremen and master me- f
chanics, and ordering an examining
board of Naval officers to convene at i *
these yards respectively May 11 and j
June 3, for the purpose of examining j
applicants for the vacancies. "Why'1 j (
said a'Nav&l officer, "this thing is a j 1
fraud on its face, and, in my opinion j t
is only gotten up to get rid of some
men whose open discharge is not
Mmpl ''
1
lesirable. If there are incompetent !
oremen and master mechanics em- j
doyed why not discharge them and, j
f it is the desire of the Secretary, !
mve their places filled by competi j <
t ] 1
ive examinations, but what sense is |
' j
;here in requiring men who have ;
proven by years of successful woik j
heir competence to take part in com- j
oetitive examinations in order to de
nonstrate their fitness for doing the
work upon which they have been engaged,
in some cases, for half a life
[ime." 1
The workingmen are after Secretary
Tracy with a sharp stick, because
of what they claim to be a vio- .
iation of the contract labor law by
Commodore Folger, of the Washington
Navy Yard, in employing upon
the recommendation of an English
official, two foreigners as machinists,
within a week after their arrival in
this country. Secretary Foster will
be asked to investigate this matter
as soon as lie comes back from New
York, whither he has gone to brace
up the Harrison forces.
The remains of the big hearted
democratic veteran. Representative
Spinola, who died here Tuesday ^
morning, were taken to New York {
for interment "Wednesday morning, {
accompanied by a Congressional
committee and a delegation of New
Yorkers. He will be missed in the
House.
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Just opened a nice line of toilet 1
ind shaving soaps; Austin's Forrest
Flower, Hoyt's German, Taylor's
ind Tappin's Colognes. Finest toi- i
Let Extracts. Toilet powders with
md without perfume. Dressing
combs and brushes. Special bargain
cf 3 cakes of fine Windsor soap for
i nickel, at the Bazaar.
^Harriett.
April 5ih, 1891, at the. residence of tb<
price's father, by the Kev. N. S. Younginer.
\Ir. David Ellisob and Mhs Lizzie Elli- I
joe, all ol Lexington county, S. C.
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McEiree's Wine of Cardui
md THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are
!br sale by the following merchants in !
^exi.'igton county:
Merrit' & Plunkett - - BatcsburvWhiles
Bros., - - < Peak f
J. r. Bodie, ... Leesville ^
It. i,. Keisler, ... LewiedaL
H. 1*. Price, ... LewiedaU
Dr. J. W. Sandel, ... Peak
J. J. Wessineer. - WessingerV 1
Dr. if. 0. Hendrix, Lexington. S- C
Hardin k Bates, Bat?sburg i
0. J. Harris. Butesburg A
uu i i urv iviar\r\c. i.
Charleston, Middling 8?@
Lugusta, Middling 8?@
Columbia, Middling 8|@
Lexington Middling 7@8? }
J~ eTEE. M. DT 1
1 GRADUATE OF THE SOUTH CAR T
Hl olina Medical College of Charleston
?. 0.. Class 1886, having recently located
t White Rock, S. C., offers bis professional
ervic^s to the people of. the ?
;oan try. a
iLu CALLS PROMRILV ATTENDED TO. *
3 us 22* ?
A. WEEK
Will Get
ME COLUMBIA <
DAILY REGISTER j
E?t&l;li<shed 1875.
A PAPER CONTAINING
a * * THE LOCAL NEWS.
Ill THE TELEGRAHHIC NEWS.
Ig | THE STATE NKW8.
? I JIJTHAT GOES TO MAKE UP A
lUii GOOD PAPER.
>6 a Year. - - - - 12 Cents a Week. |
end orders t-o Chable* A. Calvo, Jb ,
Columbia S. C.
Do You Need a Tonic?
Do You Need an Appetizer? ?<
Does Your Constitution J
Need Building Up? 1
[AKE MURRAY'S !R0\ MIXTURE, *
C'ne Best and Parest Iron preparation in
the world.
PURIFY YOUR BLCOD,
'repare your system for Spring and Summer
by using Q
MURRAY'S SARSPARILLA. Q
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rhe Murray Drug Co., j
.viautilrtcturersj.nl wnoxesaie ur:iggi6is. <
COLUMBIA, S. C.
FOB SALE BY c
W P. BOOF. LEXINGTON. S. C.
April 1*5?tf
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rho State of South Carolina, g
COUNTY or LEXINGTON.
By J. Walter Mitchdl, Probate Judge ^
rTTHEREAS, S. L. SMITH HAS MADE
YV auit to roe, to grant him Let
er6 of Administration of the Estate of
,ud effects of Levi Smith:
These are, therefore, to cite and adDonishjfl^ana
singular the kindred
.ud cr^BP^; of the said Levi Smith,
leceased, that _ they be and ap)ear
before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be beid at Lexington O. H., -i
>. C., on the 27th day of April inst, af- J
er publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the ^
orenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, u
i-hy the said Administration should noi be t(
;ranted ^
Given under my hand, this 10th day of
Lpri. Anno Domini, 1891.
J. WALTER MITCHELL. [L. P.]Probate
Jndge,
Published on the 15th day of April,
891, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2w22
Teachers' Examination.
rHE EXAMINATION OF AJ'PLIcants
lor certihcates to teach in the
ree public schools of Lexington County
vill be held on Friday, the 1th day oi
Lpril. 1891, in the court house, corarnencng
at 9 o'clock a. in.
All applicants will be examined on Orhygraphy,
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic,
xeogfaphy, English Grammar, History of
he United States and of this Slate, Physi- j
logy, Hygiene and the Theory and Pracice
of Teaching. I
E. L. WINGARD, ! T
Chairman Board Examiners. i I
March 25 -5v22
HORSE MI.IM1I i
Otbeiwise
Saddlery, Harness, Buggie;
x" 17w QTnn:
f T ^ JL. \/ V'
and
IL^O-W 2=
r BUY FOIt CASH ONLY AND CAN A)
L one else in the- city When ;n need ot a
md see me any way. No uonb/e to show g<
it. scoi
POST OFFICE BLOCK, April
22 ly
nr\y TYirwr i
uiruu AVIDIA
MANUFACT
FINE CONFI
NEXT XO POST OFXIl
Patronize your home industry
in Candy from the old fash
fections that human ingenu
Fully, ask the merchants to senc
?andy; we guarantee it to be i
?ver stick, melt, gum up or in
we will replace it with fresh go
Dig or little, old or young,.we
when in Columbia. Come and
nels, Chocalets, Hand Made C
will take pleasure in showing y<
fou want to buy anything or 11
Feb. 11? ly
THE IMPROV
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Ipecial Sales in every department. We will
per yard. Forr-lour Lnbleacbtd Shin
ing and insertinga. at 5 and lCc., wort)
ruings, at
)ur entire line of Millinery must go, so that
ts former price, We are manufacturing a fu
;ntqualled in tbe Sontb. You can select fro
;uarantee satisfaction. We have ordered abc
lartinent has been a great success, so we wili
JUST RE
Five hundred White Spreads, at; riee< ram
ies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, which we i
.ace Fhlow Shams. Apron Lawns, Checked
at?nd to move theuj ogee, and you will fi:
laiuly.
McCreery's Improv
/>r\T TT t r 1"*T
tULU ->1151
'ho L'aiM?p Stora, Post Office Block, CoIuj
)1 h' ^^^ResTlhau can bo
vVpt^^B ai,(* se? yon^lf whttu y
\ s ^BN, will be- on hasd to ser^e you.
ML AND W
AT LESS T>
:lothing and cloaks at less
BARGAIN COUNTER PUI
Bi.WTZK.TJF'
>OST OFFICE BLOCK,
Dec 17- l'y
lll.YI UU FORGET!
I
THE
SIO SALE.!
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Of Spring Suits which I am still j
.
ffering. I have placed on the counters j
150 Suits for you to make your sections
from. These are of greater
<alue than any I have given at this
SPRING SALE.
, I
Those who are alive to Greo.t Bargains
icill take advantage of this Sale
I once Suits sold at $15, $18,
>22.50 ar,d $25 n0VJ offered to you ,
or 810 This sacrifice sale is genu - j
t "
uc Any garment you may select will j
?ay you big value. Do not loose this J
kance, but come at once 'There has,
tever been any such offer or sale given J
a this city that can equal Ike one I am i
ioing you now. Only Q cash will!
ive you your choice,
yn. i^. jsxjsajslt>9 !;
1
Columbia, S. C.
Final Discharge, j.
r WILL APPLY TO THE PROBATE!
L Court for Lexington county, ou the bth |
.ay oi May next, at 11 o'clock in the fore-1
ooli. lor a fiual discharge as Admiuistra- j
or of the Estate of Samuel J. Sistrunk, j ,
eceased. W. P. Ii'JOF. '
April'2d. 1891. 5w24. ;
VE WANT 1
A BOY
in every town. The bright indusIrions
Lustier?the youth of todaj\who
is cut out lor the live
basing *nari ?A infuse, can j1
make 8^'cral dollars h week at
odd timds. We only waut one
in each town or village, and bopu
rtnA will send his
Wi-10 ii^ub -
name first; N Address, |
i satubdaYI evemxg post,
723 Sansom, SL.jPhiUcUlphia, Pa.
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\\\\ miii: ji:?F.i.Hi
known as
s. Road Carts and Vehicles
SEW GOODS,
1 at
EICES.
FORD TO SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY
uytbing in my line, come ted s>ee inc. Come
->od.s whether you buy or not.
?T POPE,
- - - COLUMBIA, 8. C.
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CANDYGO.,
URERS OF
ECT10NERY,
DE, COLUMBIA, C.
. We are making everything j
ion molasses to the finest conity
can invent. We respecti
us a trial order for stick
ibsolutely pure. If it should
any way become unsaleable
ods free of charge. To all,
invite you to visit our factory
I see us make Bon Bons, CaraIreams
and Stick Candy. We I
3u through the factory whether
ot.
ED RACKET.
3O0DS
'
offer as leader*; Dreas Ginghams at 8$c,
ing, at 5c. Lines ol Han burg Ldga
double the money. Torchon Triin5
cents.
you can make your selection and pay bali
ii ine of Ladies' Underwear and at pricts
ui stock or leave order to be made, ana we
iut o u new stamping rauerns. jluih uei
this season make a specialty of it.
SCEIVED,
?ring from 75c. to $1 5*8 .Pifty dozen La*rill
close out below cost, several case* <?t
Nainsooks. Sateens and Cotton Laces. We
id them on the center counter, marked
ed Racket Store.
A, S. C.
Jan 20?ly
IXKRIPT PRICES.
aibia, 3. C., is now receiving a tine stock of
iff A 1T1\ ?TAmT?'ilTfi
p^ftwii.mrrmwx <
Hsores. This is a chanco not to be Lad
oo .coaac to Columbia, j our old frisLd, C,
INTER GOODS
HAN COST*
THAN HALF THE OLD PRICES.
;L OF GOOD BARGAINS.
r STORE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
J. Walter Mitchell,
ATTORNEY
AND
rAimcolnr al TAW
VV/ UilOVIVI U V JL*W/ f i
Will practice iu all of the Courts of the
State, (except the Probate lor Lexington
Cfoujityj and of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
jsirOffiee in Court House Building
LEXINGTON, S. C.
Mar 1??3m.
Hack Line,
? MY HACK LINE WILL MEET
11 passenger trains and run
from Depot to Lexington C,
Vr rSji ?H. and Red Bank. 8pecial attention
< Commercial Travelers
?*RATES THE LOWEST-fc*
lS-tf JOHN ENLOW.
NOTICE?
THE nudersigncd as administrator de
bonis nou of the estate of Y?Toi. F> ru
deceased, will apply to tLo Court of probate
of Lexington county, on the 2-5:h day
of April next, lor a final discharge as such
administrator.
JAS. C. FORT,
Administrator de bonis non.
G. T. Grah .ru, Atty for Adrar.
March 25?22
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
In re the Estate of Mrs. Mary Wilson,
deceased.
TO all aud singular the hoirs and creditors
of the late Mrs. Mary Wilson.
You will please take notice that the administrator
in said estate will apply to the
Court ot Probate for Lexington county, on
the 24th day of April, 1891, at iO o'clock
a. m., for a final discharge in said estate.
MEETZE & MULLER,
March 25. 1891. Attv. tor Adrnr.
Mar 26?22
KEEP i ON j
YOUR I US, j
I
To every buyer of goods at our store du- j
ring the next 30 days who will out this ad- j
vertisement from the Dispatch and present j
it at our counter we will make
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
On all cash purchases. We carry the I
lirgeet assortment of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers j
IS SOUTH CAROLINA.
LEVER & STOEK j
I 60 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, H. C,
D'.'V 2?ly
Iii imiiwiiiibihih I ? ! Ill nil h 11 mil ii
Good, reliable time keepers, Swiss
movements, for S3, S-l and $5,
heavy plated chains, watch keys, etc., .
at the Bazaar.
t
POSITIV^^^I
i T&~ TL:s '.void has a striking significance *nrii alluding to tLc valuta ;t.s
i MliKFilV & RROTHFR'S^^^^B
i Watching the markets for the most desirable effects at lowest prices has always leeu
the aim of this house.
WE OPEN A LINE OF GLORIA CLOTH IN BLACK AND COLORS.
J This is a nice weight fabric of peculiar brilliancy, and lrom its smoothness and finish
wiil not retain dust ?ffi9RB^EH^99H9BH
GRENADINE.
Looms up again and is much sought alter this season. Wo show the pure SILK
MESH only, as the color cannot be guaranteed in low grades. Wide India Silks in
exquisite tints; also in Albatros and Nun's Veiling. A complete line ol Trimming Silks
and Tinsel Gimps. BLACK GOODS. There is no department we can r- commend with
more confidence ot giving satisfaction to our customers than Black Goods. You can
see a handsome line in choice weaves just opened.
w a ?t-r tv1 zV rti? m m
As the season advances the den?and for these goods is steadily increasing in French
Zephyrs, Dress Giugbaws and Percales.. Ladies' Waists in Flannel, White and Colored
Percale and Sixteen. Crepe Windsor Scarfs, you can buy here in desirable shades. All
Wool, Perfect Fitting Blazers for $2 50.
ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF SHOES fUST OPENED AT
HcCREER I* A* BROTHER'S,
UNDER GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jan. 1-ly. .
foTHElADiil m
LEXINGTON COTTNT7. VH
I offer a fiua Saddle and Briddle to the lady resident of Lexington county who will
send me, of her own composition, before the 1st of April, the best advertisement, either
in prose or poetry, to fill this sp.ice. Three well known gentlemen o: Lexingon county
will be the judges. I hope all the ladies will join in competing for this handsome prize, llatfaara
which will be or exhibition in my window alter the 1st ol March All communications
must be addressed to me 'at Columbia. _
T. S. ID-CT IfcT 2ST . l^M
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN fPBSjfiBW
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDIES. NAMES, &C H|
jau. '21. 1891 ly
EIGHTEEN NINETY J
1SS2.. CITS. tSCt. .jH
?E^e8B8IBI
U the beginning of tie New Year we nil make new resolutions*, at d in n)*kitK' H>. a.
for this year don't ta.l to odd one more paiagraph, viz.: When \ou * >is?t i>mn-l>m \<??
will make it jour business to cad nt tbe
<C0LUMBiA GLOTHiNG - COMPANY'S STORED
1 1 " i i i i. 11
and seenre one of the trauy harg-tns now offered ia
CLOTHING, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, TRUNKS. VMJCFS *
and ever- article usually kept in a first class Clothing Establishraent. Our counter* <:ro
now lined with goods that must be sold regardles of cost in order to make room for a ' %
large stock of Spring Goods which we have ordered.-md we must have the r >ouo to
place Lhem, so don't miss a BARGAIN for a DOLL iR saved is a dollar made.
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Suits at $3 50, $4 50. S5 00, S7 00 and on up to any price goods deserved.
Pants at SI 00. SI 25, Si 50 and $2 00, worth double the monej.
We received a liberal share of your patronage the past year for vihiob we thank you.
and co'di*lly invite a continuation of the same promising you as good bargains as any
house in the house.
RESPECTFULLY. ?g|gg
COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO., fl
*J. 11. ELEAifiER, Manager/;
Jan 1? ly #
T"rs a T
JT. U. ALIJIIIWEHK UU., ^
DEA&EBS IN
Southern Pine Lumber
ALL1DE8CKIPTIONS, i
BATESSI7EG-, S. C. ' ' 7
"We will keep constantly on hand Flooring, Ceiling and Weatherboarding, air dried and
worked true on new and improved machinery.
Framing Stuff, All tirades and Sizes.
We also have arranged for a limited supply of Poplar, Oak, Hickory and Holly
Wood*. LATHS TO ORDER ANY LENGTH.
We have jnst pnt up at considerable exptnse a Dew milling outfit of the latest iinproved
machinery and are prepared to do first class work in every respect, and bills en- f
trusted to ns we guarantee te fill promptly and satisfactorily. We are also running a
first-class French B ibr Grist Mill, Corn Cob and Thresh Mill, Cotton Seed Crasher and
Hollers. Also keep on hand Engine Fittings of all kinds. Galvanized and Iron Piping,
all sizes, Elbows, Bushings, Couplings, Ac. Pitcher Force and Lift Pumps, Paints, - ^
Strainers and all the necessaries to protect mills, gins, houses and dwellings from fire
and reduce insurance We will put up on application the Electrical Steam Cut off oa
any engine, injuring, where necessary in cube of accident, the immediate shutting off of
steam and quickest possible stoppage of machinery?this one connection can be arranged
with push buttons to act lrom each and every machine in the building. Write
for price list or call and see this appliance at work in our mill. . Mr. Aldridge has had
over 15 years experience with electrical appliances and will give this work his personal
attention.
Dec 31?tf -
WE HAVE REMOVED
FROM? ^
EEOTEL TESOME
TO
168 and 170 Main Street,
Next to Commercial Bank.
AVhero you can find us with a complete iine of choice
DM GOODS, (LOTUS HITS.
LADIES' AND GENT'S FIRNMING GOODS, .
BOOTS AND SHOES, "3
Everything in our line will be sold at fetich low figures that will ind'ice yon to roro
again. Now s the time to lay in you supplies. We propoe to establish a livr h >use
lor the host gi ods at the lowest prices. Our Bayer is m the market now iaying ;u a
heavy stock to meet the tall trade at
ALLIANCE LOW RJEMCEsS.
We mean jnst what we say. Give us * triaL
EPSTIN BROTHERS, "
(Next to Commercial Bank.);
Col'U.rci'toia, S. C.
Sep 2-5 l8*9-!y
_
I0BT BEAUTIFUL
MOST DUKABLE
a. S. ESs^ilD^OiKSD,
AND SEE DESIGNS AND PRICES.