The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 09, 1891, Image 3
Local and Special.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9 1891.
P ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF COUNTRY
Fur Stayvillu, Wessinger's and Banks,
leave this place ou Mondays and Thursday,
at <> a. m. and return at 7 j>. ru. same day.
There is a route from Se&yville to Savilla
(Paul Black's) which connects with the
above mails.
Mondays nhd Thursdays for Rocky Well
and Lorena leave at 7 a. m. and return on
sinie .t.ivc if R n
On Tuesdays and Fridays for Clarks
Mills, llishtou. Kishes Store, Beaver Pond
and Boeder's Store leave at G p. m. and return
at 7 p. m.
Agents for the Dispatch.
Bjl W. S. EleAzer, Spring Hill.
Jasper S. Derrick, Leesville.
Henry J. Wessinger, Fairbanks.
J. C. Glover, Batesburg.
il,- S. J. Riddle, Sinclair.
gjjjSI Capt. D. J. Griffith, Gilbert Hollow
D. I. Epting, Pine Ridge.
ggfig G. A. Goodwin, Senn's.
ai" Ten cents per line Tor locals In this
it?" W.? are not responsible for the views
Hr or assertions of correspondents.
W Parties sendinsr Obituaries to this office
will remember that all over ton lines will be
charged for at regular advertising rates.
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11 a RE1) CROSS mark upon it, are thereby
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'on expires.
LEXINGTON.
First Sabbath, preaching 11 a. m.
Second Sabbath II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Third Sabbath 7:30 p. in.
Fourth Sabbath, preaching 7:30 p. nr..
Sabbath School every Sabbath at 9:30
p.m. Prayer service every Wednesday at
PROVIDENCE.
Second Sabbath, preaching 3 p. in.
Fourth Sabbath, preaching 11 a m.
Third Sabbath, preaching 10:30 a. m.
LECTURE AND PRAYER SERVICE.
1st Wednesday evening, mission concert.
2d Wednesday evening. Bible reading.
3d Wednesday evening, lecture.
4th Wedesdav evening.expository discourse
5th Wednesday evening, special prayer.
>1^ services at St. SteDhens in the even
Iing when the communion is celebrated
at Providence in the morning.
No services at Providence* in the afternoon
when the communion is observed at
communion skp.vices lexington pastoeate
Communion service at Lexington on 2d |
Sabbath at 11 a. m. Preparatory service
Friday previous at 7 30 p. m.
At St, Johns the 3d Sabbath at 11 a. m.
Preparatory service Saturday previous at j
Providence the 4th Sabbath at 11 a. m
\ Preparatory service same day at 10 30 a. m. I
J. G. Gbaichen. Pastor. j
i Index to New Advertisements:?
Great Sale?Mimnaug's.
Wells?Diekert & Meetze.
Notice?E. L. Wingard.
That enterprising and hustling
mei * J. L. Mimnaugh, has just
retunieu from the north where ho
purchased and now has in his Columbia
stores an immense stock of
i , ^tll thejffxals enumerated ip his r?ow
advertisement in this issue, and the
beauty of it is that he is offering all
at such low prices that the bargains
I are simply bewildering. If he can't
suit you in goods and prices then
you simply can't be suited.
"Without Proof.
Messrs. Win. Piatt & Co., Columbia,
S. C., are making a grand risk
prior to the buying of the fall trade !
and if you will call on them now you i
will be able for the next two weeks
io buy your groceries, provisions j
etc., at prices which absolutely allow
them no profit. They are determined j
to have your trade and have adopted j
this sensible way of getting it. Try I
Good Things.
Gilt Edge Butter, full cream j
cheese and macaroni, at the Bazaar, j
If you wish to enjoy a cup of good
coffee, tea or chocolate, at the Bazaar |
is the place to get the best.
ir un line 01 cases, cmcsexs auu
candies of all kinds just opened, at
Ginger ale and orange cider, at
the Bazaar. "Remember this during
Ham sausage, roast beef, salmon,
mackerel, sardines, oysters, and
pickles, at the Baza*"\
Don't Itt.as this Sale.
If you wis the prettiest and best
goods of the &. ~on at prices which
will make you fairly dance with joy,
you should carefully peruse the new
advertisement of the "old reliable"
house of McCreery & Bro's, Columbia,
and then call. They have special
low prices for the next few days
and you should not neglect to avail
yourself of this great inducement for
it will save you big money.
Opening of the Graded School.
The building of the Lexington
Graded School was rilled by patrons
and pupils of the school at 0 o'clock
Monday morning. The exercises were
opened by a beautiful and appropri
j|| ate prayer by Rev. Mr. Graichen.
Mr. Etird, chairman of the Board of
Trustees, then followed with a few
pertiment remarks and introduced
the new faculty. The principal Mr.
g*? P. E. Rowell then made a fitting
and telling address to tho children and
n closed by showing the parents the
great importance of their co operation
in maintaining a perfect disciplin
in the school. Fifty nine pupils
were then enrolled and the school
started with promises for a large in
crease in attendance. "We wish the
new faculty the greatest suoess and
a hearty support from the intire
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j A fine ox for sale. P. I. IIawl.
: Trj BLACK^RAUGHT tea for Dyspep>ia.
Can Rubbers, at the Bazaar.
j
Mrs. Lucimla Drafts is very ill.
Miss Iver Caughiimn is 011 a visit
to relatives in this place.
Fashion Magazines, at J. L. Berg's
Book Store, Columbia, S. C.
We will let our readers know what
900 is in next issue.
The price of cotton is advancing
ft id the lusiuess without s promising.
School Books, wholesale and retail,
at J. L. Berg's Book Store, Columbia
S. C.
The examination of public of school
teachers will take place on the first
Friday in October.
Go to M. A. Malone & Bro's for
first class Sewing Machines, Colum<5
r.
v..
It is claimed that the long continued
rains have damaged the cotton
c;*op from 20 to 30 per cent.
The best of groceries at the lowest
prices always obtainable at S. XHendrix's
Columbia S. C.
Miss Florrie Harman returned
home last evening after a visit of
several weeks in Abbeville.
Good cotton is bring Gfc. to 71c.
in this market, while storm cotton is
only bringing 5c.
It you want good cigars, cheroots,
cigarettes, smoking tobacco, pipes,
etc,, call at the Bazaar.
Mr. S. X. Hendrix, one of Columbia's
leading merchants, and his wife
are visiting relations here.
Buy Pianos and organs from M. A.
Malone & Bro's., 130 Main Street,
Columbia, S. C.
McElree'? WINE OF CAROUJ for female diiea**:.
I Miss
Nettie Gable, the belle of
Lexington county is on a visit to her
relatives in Columbia.
Good 7^ Upright Pianos from
$235,00 up, at Malone & Bro's Columbia,
S. C.
The lecture delivered before Rock
Alliance by its Lecturer will appear
in the next issue.
You save middle man's Commission
in buying your Piano and Organ
from M. A. Malone & Bros., Columbia.
S. C.
Mr. B. K. Kyzer left for Salemn,
N. C., Monday to go into business
for his brother P. B. Kyzer.
A young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Hook was buried Monday afternoon
at the family hurrying ground
of Mr. Walter Hook.
It is said by old observers that
the water in 12 Mile creek was
j higher last Thusdav than at any
time for ten years.
I Those who the wwill find
the following favorite brand of chewing
tobacco at the Bazaar. Red
I Meat, Limited, First Step, Grover
} Cleveland, U. & I.
MoELREE'8 WINE OF CARDUl for Weak Nerves
I If you want a lunch while in town
! at any time, you can get salmon,
I mackerel, sardines, lobsters, potted
I * I ,1 T >
j nam, etc., at tne r>azaar.
Mrs. J. A. Meetze of Columbia,
returned home to day after a pleasant
visit of some days to relatives in
this place and vicinity.
The Farmers Alliance, 15 cents;
Our Country, 25 cts.; Looking Backward,
50 cts. All good books for
farmers to read, at J. L. Berg's Book
Store, Columbia, S. C.
Mr. P. T. Brodie who was recently
elected superintendent of the Spartanburg
graded school left for that
city Friday night to assume his
duties.
Mr. Jacob Harman, who has been
an invalied for several years was
baptised Sunday by Kev. Joab
Edwards.
Talk about cheap goods! Why
alliance prices are nowhere. Just
go to J. W. Long's and you'll find
what you want almost at your own
j prices.
i Fishing will positivelv be prohibi
ted in the Lexington Manufacturing
Cos. pond on and after Saturday,
12th instant. Notices are posted.
In our own Governors Mansion
the Fischer finds its place.
No - other piano so combines
beauty, sweetness and grace. For
sale at Malone & Bros., Columbia
S. C.
: jJ?F?WINE OF CARDU1, a Tonic lor Women,
If you wish a first class well with
terra c* to curb read the advertisement
of Dickert & Meetze and write
them. The wells bored by them in
this section are giving the best satisfaction.
| Rapid work is being done on the
; new factory building. Blasting in
j the rock quarry is heard throughout
{ the day and Capt. Merservev is presJ
sing everything forward.
| The heirs of the estate of the Rev.
I David Shealy were in town yesterday
! for a settlement of the estate, but as
I Tii/1 Afific tifill /-,nifo if
I v IViiV. 11 nun Vjuitv/ ?J*V u * V
! was necessarily postponed.
The Lexington County Medical
! Association will meet at my office in
; Lexington on Monday, 21st inst., at
j 12 m., every physician in the county
I is invited to attend.
Dr. C. E. Leaphart, President.
j
i The real property of Lexington
! county is assessed at SI,585,720,
railroads. $053,480; personal, $039,
560; total, $3,178,700: increase over
last year, nearly $100,000.
f?^8LACK-DR4UGHT ie* cures Constipation.
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| Mr. John J. Hammer a prominent j
and popular merchant of Gadsen i
returned home last night after a !
short \isit to relatives and h lends I
here, his familv came with him ami i
j will prolong their \mit lor some days, i
: l\ rfumerv of all kinds, Hoyt's J
I and Tavlors cologne, bay rum for j
the hair, pomade, hair oil, sweet
soap, toilet and tooth powder, hair
and tooth brushes, combs, etc., at
the Bazaar.
Three bales of new cotton has been
brought to town, the first by Mr. J.
Sol. Dooley last Thursday was sold
to Mr. 0. S. Ranch for 7.30e. The
other two sold at 7.2oc.
The Board of arbitration appointed
to assess the damages to R. W.
Cayce's land by the South Bound
Railroad passing through it met last
Thursday end fixed the amount at
S700. Mr. Cayce furnished one of
his inimitable barbecue dinners.
September 2.1d has been appointed
by the Railroad Commissioners
the day on which they will hear all
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parties interested 111 tne uoiuiumu,
Newberry ami Laurens road ease of
freight rate discrimination on guano.
Just think how many batches of
bread you have spoiled with sour
yeast and then conclude that in the
future you will always buy sugar
coated yeast, which is always fresh.
Try it and have bread like your
mother used to make. For sale at
the Bazaar.
Our old friend Mr. J. S. Derrick,
the popular ex County Treasurer is
spending a few days in our twon 011
matters of private business. He recently
returned from a \isit to
Georgia and Lis many friends will be
glad to see him.
We must decline the publication i
of communications which contain
harsh or bitter personalisms. All such
will go to the waste basket. Those
which properly discuss the merits of
matters of general public interest,
and items of news, only are desired.
Senator Maxey, of Texas, is an
earnest advocate of the nomination
of Mr. Cleveland for the Presidency.
He says the tariff is infinitely the
most important question before the
American people, and that the fight J
in 1892 should be made on that issue.
The County Normal Institute will
open 011 Monday next, 14th instant,
at Leesville, and continue for five
days, and it is important that all the
teachers in the county attend. It
will be greatly to their interest to
do so.
An earnest and urgent invitation
is extended to everyone owing the
Dispatch for subscription or arvertising
to drop in while attending
court and settle up. If you do not
attend court then send your dues by
vour neighbor.
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Rev. Mr. Graichen last night delivered
an instructive and very impressive
sermon in the C. M. E
church of which Rev. E. P. Moon is
pastor, his theme bring freedom,
physical, intellectual and spiritual.
Rev. R. S. "Williams of Columbia,
will fill the same pulpit to night and
pastor Moon extends a cordal invita
tion to all to be present.
For Sale.
100,000 first class brick for sale,
cheap, apply to
C. E. Leai'hakt,
or W. P. Roof.
Pensioners.
xnr V/U'l t\. Ui VUUil uua i nci
$1*2 each for payment of the following
list of pensioners. This is the
last payment to be made this year.
The Clerk is anxious to get rid of
them, so call on him at once:
James M. Lucas, J. F. Wise, N. W.
Hyler, Thos. Busby, J. G. Kelley,
S. C. Gantt, H. M. Smith. Mistresses
M. I. Boone, Zilpliia Chaney, Jemima
B. Shealy, R. A. Koon, Henrietta
Franklow, Ellen Rowland, M. J.
Taylor, M. C. Amick, Martha Wise,
Annie Frey, Polly Shealy, Martha
Miller, Catherine Son, Annis John
son, Eliza Wooley, M. A. Koon, Sallie
Klamp, E. M. Taylor, Mittie Smith,
Mary Taylor, Elizabeth Steel, Harriet
Rucker, Epsy Jacobs, Elizabeth Arehart,
Louisa Shealy.
The following names have been
dropped from the pension rolls:
A O. Ranks. A O. Wilson. 1. B. I
Mack, J. P. Taylor, J. W. Tolbert,
Mrs. M. C. C. Amick, Mrs. C. Fresh ley,
Mrs. A. S. Coogler.
Fine County Officers.
Columbia lbx'onl.
Comptroller General EUerbe lias
returned from his recent trip, during
which he made settlements with
the county Treasurers, of various
counties.
If there is one set of county officials
which the Comptroller General
likes, it is those of Lexington county.
Their books were in such good shape
that he was enabled lo make his examination
in a very short time.
*
It is needless to say he found every
thing correct.
praise for i.exixgton's auditor.
Columbia Register.
Comptroller General Ellerbe has
high words of praise for the Auditor j
I of Lexington county, who, he says, j
! lias made his returns in more satis- J
factory manner than any other Auditor
in the State. General Ellerbe
says that this official keeps a model
j set of books from which it is possi!
ble to ascertain the exact condition j
J of the transacticns at a glance.
Northern onions, at the Bazaar.
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K,? fi v i ft Kit Irv'V*
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'Alio Colored Alliance Takes '. -Lets- |
son from Their White Brethren.
New Orleans. September 0.?The j
Picayune's Houston, Texas, special ;
says: The headquarters of the Col
ored National Alliance of the United
Shifts is in this citv. Col. K. M.
Humphrey, general superintendent
of the Colored Fanners' Alliance
and Cotton Pickers' League, has
been actively at work in organizing
colored men for a general strike all
over the South. To-day your correspondent
obtained a copy of the secret
circular which Humphrey is having
distributed by the thousands ail |
through the cotton States. The i
following is the main feature of it:
Whereas, the planters and specu- |
lators above mentioned are firm in
their demand that you pick at star- |
vat ion wages as offered by them, and
leave your families to suffer fearful
consequences, placing to your account
the piesent low price of their
cotton: and whereas, above six hundred
thousand pickers already have
bound themselves together in sacred
covenant to pick no cotton for anyone
* in i , "VT
except their own Deiore aoout ;>o
veraber 1, at less than one dollar per
one hundred pounds, with board;
and wlureas your success depends
upon your united action, now:
Therefore, I, R. M. Humphrey, by
virtue of authority in me vested, do
issue this my solemn proclamation,
being the 12th day of September,
1891, it being Saturday, as the day
?* *i*l*i/-?l> nil aiiv t\nr\"?vl n clioll
? lllV'll rtll KJU.L .UJIU1
cease from and absolutely stop pick
ing cotton, except their own, and
shall pick no more before about
November 1, unless their just
demands for wages shall be sooner
acceded to by planters and others
interested.
Tight in the Iowa Alliance.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 5.?The
break in the Iowa Farmers' Alliance
is complete. I'he faction in the Eleventh
Congressional District Alliance
which desires to go into politics has
thrown olT all allegiance to the old
Iowa Alliance and organized as a faction
of the Southern Alliance. The
faction is led by A. J. AVestfall, a
Peojde's party candidate for Gover
nor. Representatives ot the Rxecu
tive Committee of the Iowa Alliance
have already begun to work on reor
ganization and the tight between the j
two Alliances will henceforth be hot.
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Inspecting the South Bound.
Savannah, Ga., Sept. 8.?The officers
and stockholders of the South
Bound Railroad and the ?South Carolina
Commission of inspection
over the SPntoad to day
from Savannah to I-w^jark, the crossing
with the South Carolina Rialway.
The road is completed from
Savannah 110 miles toward Columi
a rri
uia, ">. <J. ine remaining inu^y imivs
will bo completed by October 1st
when the road will be in operation
through to Columbia.
For Over Fifty Years,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has? been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediatlev. Sold by
Druggists in all parts of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. "Winslow's Syrup,"
and take uo other kind. 40.
A little boy hearing some one remark
that nothing was quicker than
thought, said UI know something
that is quicker than thought.''
' What is that, Johnny?" asked his
pa. "Whistling," said Johnny.
"When I was in school yesterday I
whistled before I thought, and get.
licked for it too."
Jewels of a "Woman's Life.
La-lies' Home Journal.
T1 icvn ot'n art monv l'uw ola tliaf mo V
1 IV/ (UV; >;u iiiUiij ju II W4?J (AIMV
be worn day and night; so many gems
that arc always and only your own
that you need not grieve for thos6
that show their brightness only by
day. There is the jewel of Consideration
that you may wear just over
your heart; there is the moon stoneof
Hope that may glitter over your brow,
filling your eyes with brightness;
there is that brilliant stone of Sympathy,
the emerald, that makes you
put out your right hand of help; and
there is the beautiful one of living
Kindness that makes the left hand
help the right. But, above all, over
shadowing all, pinning down your
tresses is the diamond of true Love
?love which endureth all, suffereth
all, lielpeth all. Are not these better
than jewels dug out of the earth?
For, indeed, these jewels come from
the heaven above.
"No cards" used in announcing a j
marriage in a newspaper means that
the bride and bridegroom wish to
maintain all their former visiting acquaintances.
The custom of sending
out cards enables them to drop such j
acquaintance as they may not wish ;
Iik tlin a 1 4/nroninelonono
tu it"luiil 111 luc autitu v j i v.u i iij i ciiiv c ;
of tneir lives.
The Charleston V\Y.ih: <-t.ii. .*i 1 v
says: "Lei flic discussion proceed,
for the right of the individual to < x
presss his opinion on any and every
question is the fundamental condition 1
of human progress."
Of Interest to Cinners.
So much has been said about the | i
scales at the a'in house that we call ! 1
particular attention to a now book j
entitled "Facts about Scales" pub j
lislied by "Jokes of Binghamton" in i
Bingham ten, X. Y. It contains full
information regarding costs, patents,
&eM and should be read by every in
telligent ginnei. A postal will get it
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iUarhfd.
Septembt-r t'th, 1 s.?1, by ltev. II. L. L\
brand, at the parsonage, -Miss A. V. Eau
give ana ur. r. hite. an <>; l.e\myioi!
county, S. C.
September 1, lM'.U. at the resilience of
tLn* bride's father, near Sally, S. C\, by the
Rev. II. LeCroy, ('apt. (?. A. Li < as, o!
Lexington, county, S. to Miss li?.\
Maky Phii.i.iis, of Aiken.
McElree's Wine of Cardui
ami THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT arc
for sale l?y the following merchants in
Lexington county:
Mcrrif .V Ptuukett - - ltatcsburg.
Whiles Pros., - - - Peak.
... Podia, ... Leesvillc.
K. l.. Kvisler, ... Lewiedale.
11. P. Price. - - - Lewiedalc.
]>r. J. w. S;incl(-!, ... ivaK.
J. J. Wessineer. - - Wt-sxi liters
Dr. M. 0. Hendrfw Lexington. S (J.
Hardin A Bates. Batesburg.
O. J. Harris. ttntcshurg
H, 1'. l'rieo. - - White Bud,.
Advice to Womeu
If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, "Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Meri struation
you must use
1BRADFIELD'S||
FEMALE 1
REGULATOR J
r* . r>cr?T, tt, A +A tSSA
v/a.rtxx?no? ljuuflif m/, awv?
This "will certify that two members of my
immediate family, after having suffered for
Sears from ^Mflnatrual Irregularity,
eing treate^^phout benefit by physicians,
were at lenj^^Bmpleteiy cured by one bottle
of Bradflel^V Female Regulator. Its
effect i3 trulyHbnderfuL J. w. Strange.
Book to " WOMAN " mailed FREE, which contains
valuable information on all female diseases.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, OA.
FOB BALIS BY ALL DB UQGISTS.
May 27 ? ly ' Jo (
Wells, Wells, Wells !
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THE BORED WELL A SUCCESS.
WHEN CURBED WITH TERRA COTTA.
I "\\rE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE ,
V ? you n Well at reasonable prices that
I will last yon a^^ftimc. We also iurnish
Tenit Coy a I for turthcr
Dicker^^deetze, j
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ITotice.
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' Office ot
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
LEXINGTON Coi'NTY.
Ltxixor.fS, S. September 8th, 18t)l. 4
LI. PERSONS IIOLI)I NO SCHOOL 1
J\. cl.ums no*. \ct nppr ved by me lor n
the .scholastic year ending August Hist, are t
hereby notified to present tlu-ni at once tor
approval so they may be embraced in my
annual report an the law requires.
E. L. WINGARD,
School Commissioner L. C.
2%v4b
The State of South Carolina. ^
COUXTY OF LFXIX'iTOX.
Jiy .1. Walter Mitchell, Probate Judge
TT7IIEREAS lACOi: L NTXAMAKER
Vt has inaib.! suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate oi
and effects ot R-nj imin S. Numitimlo r:
These are, therefore, to cite Hint adand
U'Oiiish all and singular the kindred
creditors ot the said Uenjuiuin S. Nunamaker
deceased, that they he and appear
before me, in the Court ot (
Probate, to bo held at Lexington C. IT., |
S. C., on the "2LSd day ol September in-\t,af- &
ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the t
forenoon, to shew cause, it any they have, o
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 2d day of
September Anno Domiui, lfsni. "
J. WALTER MITCHELL. [L. S.].
Probate Judge,
Published on the J2d day of September,
1891, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2wl2
JTWalter Mitchell. f
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A T T O H IS' i : V i f
AND
Counselor at Law.
Will practice in all of the Courts of the ?
State, (except tbo Probate lor Lexington
County) and of the United States tor the
k n xwsOC?...
ivl.mnei \ji ouuiu l/aiuau;i,
pSrOftiee in Court House Building ;
LEXINGTON, S. 0. J
Mar 18? 3m.
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LEXINGTON
GRADED SCHOOL. |
LEXINGTON, S, O. | f
P. E. POWELL. Principal. !
Miss MINNIE I. DICKS, First Assistant. j
Mks. M. A. SAWYER, Second Assistant.
Mrs. M. E. LATHROPE, Music. 1
MRS. J. G. GRAICHEN, Elocution.
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 7, lS'.'l. \
SESSION TEN MONTHS. J J
Tu.itiozi, IPar J |
I rirsi anil oeconu uraaes 5 1 <>i> 1 11
Third and Fourth (trades 1 5t? \ :I
1 1
Fifth Grade. 2 ()<
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grade.. . 2 50 }
Book Keeping 2 10 "
Music. . 3 (mi j
Contingent Fee 10 )
Greek and Latin :.re embraced in last ^
four Grades - Latin obligatory.
French and German, each. f.n
All tuition payable Monthly.ct.
Board can be liar at 5u per month. | '
For lnrtl er information, address the j
Principal. .
I\ E. HOWELL.
i Vusnst If?v.
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t 14- SCROi'Ul/*. ULCERS. SALT X
* 11 RHEUM. ECZEMA, e>ery f
4 form cf malignant SKMS ERUPTION, be- ^
i sines hiii.j (liiifecious ir. loj.ing up the A
system and restoring the constitution, \
r when in paired firm any cause. Its W
(} almost st?r.e?natural healing properties 4
g justify us in guaranteeing a cure, if A
\ directions are followed. \
4 SENT FREE ..nI
$ SLOnO CALM CO., Atlanta. Ca. $
I .in 'J I ly
Every one should use P. V. I1.; nearly
every cue needs a medicine t?>
purify, vitalize, una enrich the bhxxi.
P# P"
Poke Root and Potassium is the greatest
blood purifier of the ago. It cures all
Blood and Skin Diseases, Primary, Secondary,
and Tertiary Syphilis where
all other remedies fail. P. P. P.,
Prickly Ash
and Potassium will cure Syphilis,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, S\ phiiitic Rheumatism,Malaria,Old
S. >ies,P>!oo?i poison
and Dyspepsia. If your head aches and
you are out of spirits take P. P. P.,
Prickly Ash, Poke Root, ami
For a Tired Feeling, Impure Blood, Dis- i
tress after Eating, D\spojs:a, Pains in
the Buck, Headaches and Nervous Prostration
and Debility and Weakness all
yield readily to P. P. P. For Sleeplessness,
Exhaustion and Malaria use P.P.P,
Catarrh and a Shattered Constitution,
both male and female, nothing' better
than P. P. P.
ladies whoso systems are poisoned and
whose blood is in an impure condition,
due to Menstrual Irregularities, are
peculiarly benefited by the wonderful
tonic and blood-cleansing properties of
P.P. P., Prickly Ash, Poke Root, and
Potassium, the greatest cure known for
ill diseases of the
LI PPM AN BROS., Proprietors,
SAVANNAH, - - - - GEORGIA,
July 29 ~i\
?? 111 ?a? tm ? ca?
Final Discharge.
rWILIi APPLY TO J. WALT hit
Mitel ell, Judge oi Probate Court lor
Liexington county, on Sitnrduv. tin- ntli
lay of September next at !1 o'clock in the
breuoon, for a set Cement and final disburse
as Administratrix of the K.siate of
lenrv M. Arehart, deceased.
KI.TZAfiETH AKF.HAKT.
August Oth. 1S91. Admiiiisttatrix.
5w I A.
? ? ! ! I ? 111 I II ! wri I II Final
Discharge.
f WII.L APPLY TO J. WAI.TEU
L Mitchell, Esq , Judge < ! Probate
Joint for Lexiugton county, S. (\. on the
*2th <1 iv of September next, at t?> o'clock
n\, jura tlnal discharge as Guardian of
ho Estate t>1 W. F. Snelprove.
W.m. J. ASSMaNN, Gunrdi.ii .
August 7, 1S91, -lull.
?Maiif Mil
Land for Sale.
pvN MY BULL SWAMP PLACE. LF\l
/ ington c< uniy, in lots to suit puthasers.
Apply either to the nnd-rsigut ?t
>r to C. M. F.tird, Lexington. S. C.
1'. P. TO ALL.
Charleston, S. ('.
August o. 117 tint.
......... a . ^
Final Discharge.
rWILL APPLY TO L WAT.TEli
Miteltell, Esq., Judge ot Probate
?ourt h?r Lexington county, S. C., on the
2th dav <il September next, at 10 o'clock j
.. m., for a iinal discharge us the. Adminis
rator of the Estate of Joshua Taylor, d?
eased. W.w. J. ASsMANN.
Clerk mid Administrator
August 7th, lull.
? m in, " WKJWi??
Land for Sale.
r WILL SELL MY PLA.STATION.CON
I taiuiug Four glCi?) Hundred Aeres; ball
riginal woods. A good dwelling .and on; j
nildings; healthy location, '.villi Loth coin
aid flour mills nud a gin that runs with j
itlier water or steam powere on Fig (Yd u
nek. -'r. M. DUNLM'.
JS?3m* Fairfield, Co , f, 0.
>0UTH Cil.0L.IHi COLLEGE, j
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Opens September fifth. Entranc e F.xam- |
natious begins September'21th. Classical,
.literary, Scientific and Law Cours* s. Thir- I
e'en professors.
For further information, adlress the
^resident. JAMES WOOl'KOW.
7 w 17.
f Ol\TV Mil!UAL IXSTITI.'TE,
II HE LEXINGTON COUNTY NOUL
nml Institute fur white teachers will be
u-ld iu the Ltisville College. September j
Ml).
The course of instruction will embrace
..eotures 011 Education :uul School MangeniL-nt,
Mind Studies from Welch's
teachers' Psychology Methods of Teach
ng, Geography, with Sand Modeling,
dethods ol' Teaching Primary Reading
vith Practice Class. Methods of Teaching
sTmibors with Practice Class. Advance
Steading with Practice Class. Physical Culure,
Illustrated with Indian Cluhs. The
dm is to give teachers much practice work
ind illustrate the true science ol teach- j
ng.
All teachers, and those who .It-sin- to
irej are to toich, are e: rnestly re?pn -sled to i
itteinh
The Institute will be conducted by Pro}. I
j. B. llaynes, assisted by Miss Ma:y L. )
k'eargiu and Miss Nellie Chapman.
Special rates tor Hoard will be given the .
eaclu-rs.
E. L. WINGARD.
School Oomnrssioner Levinglon Co.
? -- ?? .? nut 1 ^ 111 ?... I .>
XlllgUHl ? * III .?*> 1-.
BETHEL CLASSICAL mi MILITARY J%
ACADEMY. $4; 6a.[S:S31ia /krXV^
Prepared f?r Busluosd, Univ. of V a.. '] !
and West Poiot Catalogue adJr<Sd I I I X " '
Maj.A.Q.SaiTH.Botb'.i Auitdetny. V v.-gtiBriw'
f?i: o n ViJi 5 ivt'nr 4
is'HtSh MlBiJi) .1
Ollifrwisr 1
; Saddlery, Harness, Buggies
__ _ _ . ? Hi-,.,
'V J." \V v-T/ v/M/
ami
X_i O IP
T 1:1" V FOR CASH ON FY \.\i> CAN AC
ft. f*;:o in tUs- city. Wh-.-ti >:i <>t :iv
iat! M-f Hit. si'iv way. No t'Oii'n'c to show uW.
SCO'S
j POST OFFICII 11LOCK, April
ly
|
EIIMI
! GEE AT CLEA
? 01
Summt
Will ceritiii it' through .July uud August
Liu-t-s, ,V<\, sttlil w:ti
THEY
tft/ 1 <>0 | jits Ladies' S i
reut9 4
1 I.(lilies' Oxford l ifts :tt 51, wort!i S
.1 the UK
H' you visit our store
save n
T?_ M TTDMl
&. A. /Bt? ABA
OITOSITE GRAND CENTRA
M.ir 2S - ]y.
M AN lT FACT C RE K
! WHIPS, LAP ROBES, SA
Aiso hnvt) ia stock i
! Carriages, Surrys, Buggies,
on which I ilft>
TURNKSAND I!
When in need of anything ia my
L -} \u~ 21, ?Jy * GKEAT
SALE]
i
OF
SPRING CLOTHING. j
J will offer you bargains
in Spring Clothing tmw
goods).
XO SAMPLE
OR !
I
JOE LOTS
PURCHASED
for this occasion. I am of
f.o-imr vYm miitS tllflt WOIV
purchased this seuson in
Sacks and Cutaways that
sold at si3.no. sl.5, $io.r?o,
sis.50, S22.50 and S25. You j
can take your choice for S10
Cllsll.
'I his line is an- superior to any I
have ?-ver offered i:i the past itml
will hc.it the record oi .my hor.se
i:i the city h r i real values in u? w
Spring Suits. 1 tun determined to
get rul ol 0;is stock. it such inducements
as 1 :;in making will
make th.an m-oe. What 1 offer
yon is not in small lots one or
two suits ot a kiud. hut ft tnll regular
line ol sizes such as 1 keep in
stock. Those who have been loroiiiate
in buying at these sal.is can
testily to the geuilieltuss of iuV
crfers, and the bargains are
always as represent* *1. There
is no bait or catch to delude the
public, hui an honest oiler which
hundreds take advantage ot. Those
w ho have seen my Spring stock
know the value id the offer I am
milking tor $lo in cash. There
h( \cr was a bettor opportunity to
j get a tine suit of Spring clothes
than at this sale. Nothing like it
t-vcr attempted by any store in the
city. It you li.iVc not attended
these sales do so at once ami you
wi!i never regret it.
j M. 1.. KIXAKI), !
!
Columbia. S. C.
LE\BGTO!\
SAVINGS BANK.!
| IIKI'IISITS DECEIVE# SIBJECT Til ('IIEl'S.
ALLEN JONES, President.
W. P. HOOF. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
j Alien Jones, TV. P. Roof. C. M. EtirJ,
K. Hilton, J. E. Flendrix.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits of ?1 and upwards received and
interest at f? per cent, j er annum allowed,
payable April ami October.
August P.) -tt.
T. BERWICK LEG ARE,
DKXTAL Sl RGEO>.
! orrici: ovku nurs'.s jkwi:i.ry sToke,
l/.l/.V > THE El', COL I'M !i I A, S. C.
j2t?f"All work on teeth at moderate pi ices
Hit.
>. W. ISOOKKK,
Attorney at Law, j
('OHM 111 A, S. (\
1TT ILL PRACTICE IN THE LKXIXGT*
ton Courts ami o sowi.i-tv. :iis> u:
tin' I" 11 i *? ! St it> s Courts. lUi-nie-s id i
I .?xini;toii I'o ut*. idl; .1 to lisi'.u^:. 11*
heiv. C;iil .it Koi.m N>. s. Southern 1:.- j
sumiive Hti:i?io;>i'ositf- ("it\ Hill
1 write Fire 1 u-u:>i> .-t- i?- jf-oil C.nr.;.- |
iiies. 32tt
1 HE ii.it [1.111
known sis
Road Carts and Vehicles
rmfi
NEW (iOODS,
At
SICES.
Oiil) TO SKM, ( HHAl'KK THAN ANY
HI 111V 1h.?\ Ci.ll.i I l:tl MC Im\ C'ofUtt
is v !i? ili- r \tiii 1 is;. < {.
t tzjn hkv /-a> nm raa
1/ H ^
: ?fca ca \i> ha m*b 3
- - - (OLVV.K1A, S. C.
imT~
^ ?** ^
r wuuu?>
Ail .-UUllUfV l'Tf-S {(iood.i, \S Lite Goods,
lG'.lt !< {.,' ilM ti> i Or !.
:usT a-o.
I0? SALE
pfu-rs tine. week at- &
'ose out the lo4. d
1.30. Best you ever bought for dtll
>nev. JL
for t\w next month you will
lOlll'V.
UNDS, JR.,
L HOTEL, COLUMBIA. S C.
... ? T f. i. n ii i il
AND DEALER IN
VY HARNESS _
DOLES, BRIDLES, &G. V
111 Elegant Lina ot ^DIk
Pheatons and Road Carts ^
7 competition.
UVELING BAGS 0
an-': j:vt- t:ic a cai!.
KEEP g ON
Th cm ry Ins;,* r of gru as at <?<ir si? e luri
--j the i:c\i W days \vt?o will cut this advertisement
from tim l)i>j?ftt<*h arc! pit-runt
is. at our counter we wili u ak?
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER GENT
Oil all cu-li purchases. We carry tho
largest assortment ot
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
IN SOl'TIICAROLINA
LETEBBs STCBK
I 60 Main Street,
COLPMaJIA, < .
liov 2- 1 y
immm w?wr mm?w
25*. fi m tija Jfik "AlfAKESIS"(fives Instant
1T?I !m S fa Hi relief anil Is an lnfalliblo
IS B s m 5L, tA. Cure for Pile*. Priee$l. By
^"jj| a? \ADnitf#ist8or mail. Samples
"" B Sjlfri-c. A<ldnss"A.\AKLSIS,'*
S H SSK ft&B tW Box 24 ltt, New 1'ork. City.
The Liebig Company's
EXTRACT OF BEEF
is known around the world ami has
lately I.eon curried into "Darkest
Africa" l>y Stanley. it is neap*
prn.ichahl.; for jmritv flavor p.ut
hcm fici.il effects. As Bei-k Tea. dt
lii-K'Us and refreshing. Indispc n*nhln
in Improved and Eeonou io
Cookery.
D. J. RHODES,
F1.\E WATrHESJEWELRV, SILVER
an'i?
SILVER PLATED FLAT WARE.
Difficult Watch ami Jewelry Work
a Specialty. Geld Society
Budges Made to Order. "
180 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C.,
May 27, 1891?ly.
If otice.
4 FTEIi THIS DATE NO MOIiTGJ\.
a^es. Denis, A^r?C!uents, Liens or
other papers will he received f<,r record in
the office of the Clerk ot Court until the
fees are p?ii > in advance.'
Wm. T. ASS.MANS, ('. C. C.
Auejust .j, 1S;>1. 27 ? tf
Do You Need a Tonic?
Do You Need an Appetizer?
Do es Your Constitution
Need Building Up?
TAKE lil llH.tn !Rl!\ MTIIIE,
The Best and Purest Iron p*ep nation iu
the world.
pukifv voi ii r.u.on,
Prei-aro v. ttr sv-t. :i. i'..v S*.iit:.* and Sum
- - I ? . . -#
r.:i v t\ H'-iiijj
MTKIIAVS SAIiSi'Aiill.I.A.
The .Hurray Drug Co.,
Manufacturer* : n i W hcl.-?i'e Dm
COLUMBIA, S. C
FOlt SALE 11V
W. r. i;-- OF. l.iAlSs.'iaN, r.
Aj r.l i:
Fresh Goshen Butter rii he, 30c.,
pei i ui-ii J. at the liuzu.ii.