The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 21, 1892, Image 3
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1892
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Index to New Advertisements:?
S. M. Derrick?Final Discharge. a!
S. J. Riddle?General Merchandise.
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J, "Walter Mitchell?Citation
J. C. & C. Stanley?Mortgage's P]
'"-Sale.
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Farms to Rent.
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Two one norse iarms 10 rem. ,,
Apply to D. T. Barre, Rocky Well.
Christmas Goods. c*(
\ Candies of every conceivable kind,
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, ~tC
Coeoanats, Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Nuts, Cakes and Crackers, Jellies,
*etc. All at the Bazaar. Call and
see them.
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King Winter. th
A beautiful Christmas Cantata will
be given in the court house Tuesday
Dec. 27th, 1892, by the Woman s' er
Aid Society. 4
The principal features of this Can- 0r
k King Winter on his
throne and Santa^laus^ who ?,
^ksou Price, J A I m
T Price, Levi g?
J A Price, J C je
EfH^BHite, Alleft. Price, S D je
^BR^^Hite, DW Price, A L je
Hayes, E S J Jr Shealy, John ^
Hayes, Ure Shealy, Uriah ^
Jumper, D Shull, Maxcy
Leapbart, Pierce Shull, Charles
Long, Jefferson Stuart, St once p
McCartha, Geo Shuinpert, Jacob p
Oswalt, Z Z Sease, G R
Oswalt, J B , Taylor, Frank
Price, W W Taylor, A B
School District No. 13.
Bo u knight, Jacob Lewis, D A
Crout, Paul Lindler, Daniel ^
Crout, G S Mills, Theodore
Craps, Wm Miller, Jacob
Hallman, E M Miller, Noah R
Hallman, G R Oswalt, James
Hallman, Luther Smith, G W
Kanadv, F M Smith, Luther ^
Bt
Kanady, Philip Smith, Simon
Lewis, G W Shame, .Jno M Bl
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School District No. ?2.
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Bug. Pickens c Miller, G? ^
Coleman, Will c Miller, J A q
demons, M McCloud", ^
Crout, Noak Mills, RS
Crout, Drayton Patterson, Joe c p
llllli Crout, J J Riohard, Simon p
Clark, George c Eoof, L C p^
* Devenport, H c jShealy, G A P
Dixon, Albert c Sbealy, SB q
Eleazer, Geo c Shealy, P W q
Fry, James Shealy, J A q
Fowles, J X Shealy, L M q
^ Gates, John Shealy, PC q
Griffin, Lewis, c Sbumpert, SP a
r Hayes, Wiley Smith, Allen c q
r Hayes, Millage Taylor, Xoah ^
Hill, West c Taylor, RE ~
Jackson, Joe c Taylor, A ^
Jackson, Wade c Taylor, J G ^
| Keisler, E M Taylor, David
Keisler, C Y M Taylor, Daniel ?
Long, Willie Taylor, Jake __
Leapbart, Dol c Taylor, W V _
Miller, S J Wise, J E
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School District No. 28. '
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Bouknigbt, C Y Jefcoat, Noab c ^
Bouknigbt, R E Jefcoat, B J c ^
Day, J K Kyzer, S R y
Gantt, Win Kyzer, H F y
r>?: U':n;? T .T
VJt'lH uac . ?
G an tor, G F. Miller, "VV L
Hall, Elard Miller, Robert
Hallman, I McCloud, James
Howard, H A Shuinpert, F W ^
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\Sc; ' strict No. 30. p
Al)i ams^>. c Geiger, A W Jr p
AndersoD, ..bos c Hernald, Col well c
Bailey, Twiggs c Harris, George c q
Bailey, David c Hayes, Albert c Q
Brown, Ned c Jones, Jonas c q
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Brown, Peter c Jones, Ben F
Brown, Cliarles c Jackson, Eddie c ?
Barber, John c Johnson, Till c ?
Bruce, Henson c Johnson, C Src E
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ELY PURE
BREVITIES.
cElrte^jnNE^FCARCHJ^ for female diseases.
All it costs is a dollar?The Disatch.
A boy hates to have a crowd look
i him. but a girl enjoys it.
Fire crackers and fire works, at the
azaar.
Red Bank has been made a voting
recinct by the Legislature. ;
A lot of fine apples and cabbage
ist received at the Bazaar.
Mr. IT. M. Slioe is fpnnhimr srlmnl
; Sehna, in the ""ork.
You can get all of Ayer's and other
itent medicines at the Bazaar.
At the^holiday season make some
>e happy. In want of a better way,
y is on yourself.
Fruit cake ingredients, flavoring
^tracts, essences, rose water, and
flees, at the Bazaar.
^BLACK-DRAUGHT tea euro Constipation.
J. J. Bickley, of Chapin, has a
jurishing school at Irrno.
Sheriff Drafts is confined to the
>use with a severe (a buncle on his
p and unable to attend to business.
Mr. S. J. Eiddle is postmaster at
alien tine, in the Fork, and will reieve
subscriptions for the Dispatch.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Howell left j
iturday to spend the Christmas
>lidays in Lancaster.
There will be preaching at Round
ill (Baptist) church on the second
ihdST-in-Ja&na.rv, at 11 a. m.
Mr. H. A. Spann took charge of
e Clerk of Court's office Monday
orning. Mr. Sam George is his
?rk.
In selecting Christmas presents
?u cannot do better than to call on
irery, the jeweller, Columbia, from
uvui j\Ju ^aii get auviiiiu^ in
i? at the very lowest prices.
The farmers should not let the ad.nce
in the price of cotton induce
em to curtail the area they innd
in sowing in small grain.
Mr. P. Henry Corley had 25 cliickis
and all his fancy rabbits, except
very young ones, killed by a mink
i -Monday night.
Ladies, whenever you want fine
mdrix, Jacob c Sharp, Adiso!^
i> -r fx ? T -1 Y
hi. dames dox, uunu o
fcoat, Benj Shumperfc, D E
fcoat, Franklin Shumpert, S P (
fcoat, John Taylor^SLP
e, Daniel Taylor, Webster 1
'tes, George c Taylor, Tally
^Person, Henry Viel, Toney c j
ills, Henry Yiel, Patrick c i
;rdee, Calhoun c Watts, John
srry, Silas Washington. R c '
)lling, Luther Weighteimian, H j
Whiteworth, T c
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School District No. 3L
lie, L B Martin, J S
lie, A A Mack, J F
lie, S F Mack, L V
?rry, J L Mack, Joseph
?rry, Daniel Minis, Allen c
?rry, Edward c Mims, Silas c
rooker, Henry c 3iolsIey, Henry c
ooker, Berry c Neese, A B ..
x>zer, Preston c Pound, G W
irr, Nathan c Pound, C W
lavous, Alonzo Biley, "Wade c
>r'ten, J A Rice, Joe c
mnor, W Y Rice, Richard c
)llins, Henry c Redmond', John
ippord, M C Rast, John
owd, John ^ast, WHF
L I St, \V B
errick, Rucker, M J
mgner, Will cSs^ucker,-0'*d
illaw, R J Jr Smi?b, W P
allaw, J F Smith, Jackson
oodwin, Joel E Smith, John D
? - i TT L-i :i1. D t ^?
OOdWlD, A XI OiliiiLi, juiaiiuu
oodwin, C C Smith, W T
uignard, A T Smith, L P
ates, Willie Spires, W N
regory, John Sturkie, J F
issendaner, E c Sturkie, Sturkie
issendaner, Sol c Sturkie, John E
utto, James H Sturkie, Jas D
utto, H V Jr Sturkie, A G
utto, John V Sharpe, J T
eckel, Lawrence Sharpe, H N
ook, L J Sharpe, Noel
ook, A A Shank, Daniel A
ayes, G L Sfigler, Geo c
ill, Samuel Stivender, Arch c
t 1TT T Tr O 1 ?? T>
_>nnsou, >? u jv oa > lux, x x*
:>hnson, Starien c Wyse, Jacob
ucas, J R Wyse, Richard
ucas, Daniel Wyse, "William
ee, J R Wyse, David
[oorer, D A Williams, H M
[oorer, A F Wannamaker, W c
School District No. 44.
luff, W J Moulton, Henry c
luff, A A Nunamaker, A S
luff, W F Nunainaker, Fj F i
lerley, Willie Nunatnaker, J L
Irown, John < Pans, Wadec
oogler, Paulc Parker, Charlie
bogler, Henry c Reeves, Richard c |
!lark, Reuben c Renic, Isaac c
bunts. Andrew c Redmon, Henry c
'owles, Frank Rhett, Jack c
'ulmer, Pink Rhett, John c
[uffman, J S Richardson, H c
[ufiman, P E Richardson, W c
Kingsland & Heath,
Columbia, arc as usual
leading the town with an elegant
line of Housekeeping
wares, cheaper than ever and
more attractive if possible.
Decorated Dinner Sets as
low as $(> a set?ever nth in (i
else in proportion. The Hotliday
yoods for all classes received
direct from the manfacturers
Aslo all the Staple
lines in Crockery, China
and a thousand other articles
cheaper than the cheapest.
Can more he said?
Do you want your sons and daughters
educated? You can get the best
results for the least money at Pal*
mpfin rViliporiftfe Institute.'Lexincton
S. C. Write to Princij:>al P. E.
Howell, Lancaster, S. C., till December
28, for particulars, or see C. M.
Efird, Esq., Chairman of the Board
of Trustees.
Our collecting agent, Mr. Jas. H.
Fields, is under obligations to Messrs.
E. F- Meetze, J. L. Derrick, Jno. A.
Dreher, S. W. Bookman, J. E. Haltiwanger
and Lonnie Harruan for
hospitalities extended him on his recent
trip in the Fork. He was delightfully
entertained with vocal and
instrumental music at Mr. Haltiwanger's
by the young ladies and IT.
M. Slice.
Rev. Henry R. Coleman, Supreme
Chancellor of the Oriental Order of
Pilgrim Knight s, and Grand Chaplain
of the Grand Lodge of Kentucky
will deliver a highly instructive and
interesting lecture upon Free Masonry
in the Holy Land at Masonic
Hall, over St. Stephens church, on
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All
Master Masons in good standing are
ordially and fraternally invited to
attend. No admission fee.
If you wish to be iu the crowd
that is getting the benefit of the
1?iv\U*ft Ar?
iU vv j.'11UL' ill VU1U111U1U uu^giuwitvD
provisions, etc., you should visit T. B.
Aughtry & Co., for by doing so you
will certainly discover that they will
sell you goods at lower prices than
you can obtain anywhere else. They
are fairly making business hum during
the Christmas holidays and aie
selling at prices to delight every customer.
Palmetto Colligate Institute will
open January 2, 1893, with a ful corps
of teachers. From present indications
the number of boarders will be
increased, and the Institute will have
its most prosperous session. Let all
be ready to begin work promptly.
Those desiring board should arrange
at once. Room will be
9 I - Bt'ge Smith is in his new
BLs ready to pull, plug or
-;;rvhas moved liij^
^tM^ud occup^^Hm
i999IHHHj^HBmes
vill be spe^^^B^HKiring and complaint
at s^^H|Kper that will
;ome from the^^RWho is the oldest?
Is there any plan by which we can
jain our ends with a wife older than
" ?- 1 TA-* V i
i husbancn oucn conditions jua>c ?
nost hurtful effect upon the younger
members of the household, to say
nothing of the very damaging effect j
uphn the husbands temper. Some ;
cnen have made themselves better by !
marrying^ widews and better fitted!
for a conflict because of feeling sure
that she has been taught by the preceding
husband. A young wife is
much more easily guided than one
with the senior of years. Every
man feels instinctively that all beau
tiful sentiments in the world weigh
less with a wife younger than a husband;
while tenderness of feeling
and susceptibility of generous emotions
are accidents of life, permanent
gooduess is an achievement with
a young wife. When I say young
wife, I ..eau wife younger than husband.
4'S. L. M," I will say that I
bui uot married. Probably I will
get a widow some day in the future.
It would be of no pleasure to me if
I could make myself a gift of a wife
and think that she might get possession
of my mind. Why would I
think thist Because the lady is the
older. From that sincerely the word
old we must honor the senior men
and ladies. We do not believe that
the young readers of the Dispatch
^re realy led to believe that they will
be better to marry a senior wife, as
"S. M. L.'' advises them. If "S. L.
M." will but come to the county of
Lexington he will find that our young
people are better informed than he
gives them credit of being. We
hope that US. * L. M." in Columbia
will be as enterprising in expressing
his thoughts on this matter as there
~fnxxr ovrtiinrl Wpssin.
&1 O UUU icn iT iuviic u* v
gers.
If a girl does not marry a senior
boy to guide her over the rough and
rocky places of life, who will guide
her? It seems that "S. L. M.M advises
the wife to guide the husband
over the rough and rocky places of
life. If so, I will say he will be
guided with double lines. US. L. M."
advises the young people, in choos
ing a companion, to choose one of a
cheerful disposition, kind and affectionate
to one and all. All right. He
said such a companion will never
trrnw nld T will sav to the vounsr
b-~.. _ ^
readers that they will never find a
girl that will not grow old. If tLe
husband is the older, he will no be
too readily to come into accord with
the opinions of his wife, but will
affect a great deal of wisdom of his
own even though he knows that he has
none. It takes a shrewd shopkeeper
or lawyer to get ahead of the aver
age lady. A daily exchange of confidence
and a mutual respect for
p?rh ntiipr'w nniniona will do much
toward making- the wheels of any
domestic establishment run along
smoothly. Young men need not look
at those dear senior girls to know
their moods. My dear readers, this
is not getting up a controversy with
Mr. '\S. L. M."' I am just expressing
my opinions. W. A. W.
?>r' -? t?t Perfumery
of all kinds, Hoyt'y
and Taylor's cologne, bay ruin for
* O jpt
the ^kair, pomade, ha^ oil. sweiet
I 4
I am anxious to know hoy a licens
at five hundred dollars will render i
morally right?
This year "92 will soon be nu?uberei
j with past. Life and death, jo/ an<
j grief, success and failure, hav
? ii c
marked liies patnway. uiemoiy wi
cherish much too sacred to beforgol
i teu, while oblivion must veil th
hoaded secrets of many crushe
hearts until that day when de^t
shall unlock its silent chambers. Th
past cannot be recalled. The kidde
future is before us. The lessons c
other years admonish us to remom
ber.
"Not every rose that bloometh fair
Is warmed by beauty's sinile, I trowNot
every one has for his share
| To wear a star npon his brovr.
Yet this is trnfch all should know;
There is some honor for each state,
And should we rule, or plow, or sow,
'Tis doing duty makes us great."
Young' and old look hopefully t
Christmas as a day full of chee:
The mythical Santa Claus will com
down the chimneys bringing toys an
dainties for the little ones while thei
elders will read a rich lesson of glac
ness in their sparkling eyes. Abo\
U3 the same laughing stars that gli
tered centuries ago over the watchin
shepards on the plains of Bethlehei
will pin back the clouds to jewel th
' it j rl. . 1 3 1 __
tiKies tnat canopy rue lanu we iov
while the whispering winds vft
again speak ''Peace and good will t
all men."
A happy, joyous Christmas and.
prosperous New Year to the Dispaic
and to its many readers. If source c
us have differed, let us consign adl i]
feeling to the land of forgetfujtiest
If we have acted unwisely, ^let u
profit by the lesson and mak^amend
in the future. It is a solemn fact, a
Josh Billings, the humorist, quaintl
put it, that, "Its dreadful easy te^
ho a phooi?a man can l>e one an
not know it." ^Festus.
Sandy Run, S. C., Dec. 17, 1892:
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McElree's Wine of Cardt*'
and THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT ar<
for sale by the following merchants ir
Lexington county:
Merntt APlunkett - Batesburg
Whites Bros., - - - - Peak
J. I'. Bodie, - - - Leesville
it. I.. Keisler, ... Lewiedale
II. P. Price, - - - Lewiedalf
Dr. J. W. Sandel, ... Peak
J. J. Wessinger. - Wessincen
Dr. M. 0- Hendrlir. JvBxineton. 8. C
Hardin dfc Bates, Bat?8buri
O. J. Harris. fiatesburt
H. P. Price. - - White Root
Notes from Broad River and Salnd:
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Farmers are all about tbroug]
with sowing and gathering, Som
have already started to clean up am
make preparations for the crops o
TNT^^fe'^
JL C9(*|?^
i89i, (j^Hynp^n
make >wBm9^HH'(rl^
an<i,^fl^Bm^B3i'd P,a?ss*
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P6r Statl^^^^^RH^BBfi^p - ^
thdin:tf^BHEgEn9B^H
For Past Inde^M// -
For School pnrpri^H^^B^ 2
Total ^^B...... 10 "
For interest on bonds in aid c*f Columbia,
Newberry and Laurens Railroad:
Frond Fiver Township 1 nii'.l
Fork Township i 1 mill.
Saluda Township 1A "
D. J. GRIFFITH,
Treasurer Lexington County
Sept. 15, 1802.
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L1PPMAN BROS.. Proprietors,
Druggists, Llppman's Block. SAVANNAH.- GA.
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New Advertisements.
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HAIR BALSAM
Cleanse. onC beautifies the hair.
KsSSpSTj* $?, Promote, a luxuxian* growth.
! BWsvM^^ >.16 Never Fails to Stestore Gray
gz&ryfi,k ^;.--.*wEh Hair to itjr Mouthful Color.
Cure. scalp <i!.ea>. k hair felling.
Th? Consumptlveand^Feeble and an wht
...ffcrfroin exhausting disease, should u?cParker's Ginger
| Tonio. It cures the worst Cough, Weak Lungs. Debility, In|
digestion. Female weakness. Rheumatism ana Pain. 50c. i $1.
I HINOERCpRNS. The" oniv lure cure for Corna
I Stui). all pain. Makes vralkia" ec.y- loda, at Druggist*.
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TINWARE, ROOFi.NG AND SUTTFRiNO
kkpai/is rri:xifnn-:i> ?<><.; a 1.1. srv yr
It, li. ViOOl),
{Successor to -T. W, Smith,)
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Furii (Jrriur. jsisV<-n, v >.
September 21?1 JI
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I $krricil
, Thursday eveniug, Decernbt-r 8tL. 1892, at
a the residence ot the bride's Cubt.
J D. J. Griffith, at Lewiedale, bv Dev. K
L. Lybrand, Coj't. li. J. McCarley-ofCobime
b a, aud Mrs. L. J. Rodgers, of J>t?ied I .
' Final Discharge.
, A LL PERSONS INTERESTED WILL j
J\. take notice that I will apply to the :
h Probate Conrt for Lexington county. S. C ,
on the 20th day of January next, D9H, at
'? ]1 o'clock, a. in., lor final discharge as
n Administrarix of the Estate of George J.
Derrick, deceased.
? MRS. SARAH M. DERRICK,
u Administratrix.
December 19th, 1S92. 4wS
S. J. RIDDLE,
Dealer in
general Merchandise,
Ballentine, S. C,
YTAS a full stock of every
n thing usually kept iu a country store- j
find sells at the lowest prices. Call and see
0 him before buying elsewhere. He also
r makt s and repairs shoes and harness. His
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
e December 21-3m.
d " ?
ir State of South Carolina,
i- COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
e By J. Walter Mitchell, Probate Judge.
t- TTTTflEKEAS J. H SHEALY HAS MADE
. VV 8Uit to me to grant him Letters
o . of A4ministration of the Es'ate of and
1V effects of Mr*. M.'Hy B, Sbcaly, d<.y
ceased:
- These are, therefore to cite and admon g
iah all and singular fhe kindred and creditors
of the said Mrs. Mary A. B. Shealy,
11 deceased. that thcv be and appear
before roe, in the Court of Probate," to
"be held at Lexington C. H., S. C., on
the 4th day of January, text, af0
ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any tkuy have
b why the ^.cjmjnistrafriou should not bo
f granted.
Given under my hand this 13^ day of
[1 December, Anno Domini, 180*2.
J. WALTER MITCHELL,
l* [n.8.] Judge of Probate Court.
8 Published on the 2'st day of December,
1892, in the J^exiggtop Dispatch, 2w0
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1 Mortgagee's Sale.
d The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
By virtue of the power vested
in us by a mortgaeee executed on
the 5th day of March, 1886, by J. M. Q
"*TT t e tit;d cUa..
namaunKer iu istui di ? nmnn ju. oun'
ley, to secure the payment of a note of
:: even datp, and the said note not having
t been paid at maturity an$ thereby the condition
of the said mortgage having been
broken, we will sell be'o e the court hou e
door ..t Lexington, S C., during the legal
hours nf gale, on the 1st Monday in Jan.
uary, lb03;
All of land in said county and
State, a^^^krtly in Orangeburg county, on
waters creek, and bounded
on the aSHj^Hn^^apds of Wise and
lands o^^m^Hjj^^Bk^ker, sovrftT Inlands
of
and by lands
Said in
the ofticeflflHIBH^^^fl^^^Mty on
page
baser
BiuestoilH|l
Brimstone, Sulphur, Coperas, Salts, Creani^H
-r!t?fflftnr, Gum ArAbic, etc.
Nursing Bottle littiDgs, ltabber Nipples, c
Teething Kings, etc,
Cuticura and Carbolic soap.
A choic line of sweet soaps, perfumery
and toilet goods. Tooth, Hair, Cloth and
Shaving Brushes, Combs, etc,
I
AT THE BAZAAK.
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SHJidTn* <. :.(!. .- ? P. F. f. ?i a apirndid combination.
nr^Brncrih* It wlth^ prut aatlafaeilon /or tha carat of all
Sortt, Glaudular Swelilaji, RheumjitUm, Malaria, old
C'uror.ic Ulc?r? tbi* hava ruHtad all trr-tatst, Catarrh, j I
p nn C CURES I
nr.nteriii
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S.in Dlviui, EcttOii, Chronic resale Complaints, M?r> ,
curlal Polios, TetUr, Srald Hand, etc., ate. '
i
Ladlct whosa ivitrzai are poitonad and wh^ia hlocd Is m
an ircnura condition. dee to aauitrcal IrrcggUrH'ii. ara
P' H" ngr CURES I
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. |?^?30 Aii UILm 1 | ;
u'nrl'y b?u?r.t?uJ by "fii? wonderful tont,: *c 1 blrcd- |
clj.ia- in* ;>ri~^rtL'i of P. P. P., Privily Ash, Pelte Red I
f.a.l i--t l
! fiPPSAlT BSCS-, Propriaton,
I J liraggUs, Lippnian's Block, SAYAN SAHj (R, I
I
August 10?ly.
,' OKEMILLiON LADIES
( ARE DAILY RECOMMENDING
[{Hip PERFECTION QITnTJ j
> I iJlU ADJUSTABLE OilUJj
It elands across the
Rffc\ rJri$j Ball and Joints.
. This makes it
Tie BEST RTTIN8, NICEST |
L00KIN9, and MOST
Wm COMFORTABLE SHOE IN
r yM T0E
K JPI PRICES, S?, $2,50, $3, S3.5U.; I
\ ;/W[ CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO.
\ \ J^KT Manufacturers,
i Lynn. - - Mass
v' mWZ. Shnes made to measure. !
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For Sale in Lexington C. IL. S. C., by
MEETZE & SON.
Oct 5?3m.
/COLUMBIA, NEWBERRY AND
t LAURENS RAILROAD.
j Time Table No J, to take effect Sunday,
j Juue otli, at 1*2:01 a. w.
Eastern Standard Time.
! No 53 No 52
! n ni Stations. a.m
! .. .. i i on
i 'lij1 leuvt? 1>'IUH,U lillMC. .. A 'HI
3 3i?l .have Dover arrive.. 125
3 3n ...leave Oolilville arrive.. 117
3 40.. leave K-.nard arrive.. 1 08
3 5vj.. leave Gary arrive. 102
'1 OOj. .leave Jaltpa arrive.. 12 55
4 lOt..leave Newberry arrive.. 12 38
i 3 J.. leave Pr speri ty arrive.. 112 22
4 44].. leave Sligbs arrive jl2 09
4 .0 . .leave LittleMountainarrive. .12 04
5 01j.. leavo Chapin arrive ..ill 52
5 l:tj. .leave White ltock arrive.. !l I 40
5 10 [..leave Kalentiue arrive.. 1134
I 5 30]. .leave Iruio arrive. Ill 23
j 5 39j.. leave Leapkart arrive ..ill 15
5 48 ..leave Saluda arrive.. HOG
5 55)..arrive Columbia leave.. Jlj 00
' p. in | |a. iu.
J. It KENLY, General Manager,
W. G. CHILDS, Superintendent,
C. 0. LITTLE, Ass't Superintendent
i.r/1 nmavn ?. n i vnr i p u a tt t>n a r.
niun L' Ol/ ? 1XJJLiJJ IV.IXliJLkV^Ll
COMPANY,
F. W. Huidkkopkb and Reuben Foster,
R ec ei v ebs.
SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect November 20, 181)2.
(Trains mn by 75lh Median time.)
VESTIBULED-LIMITED.
S. Bound N. Bound
No. 11 No. 12
Daily. Daily.
1 30 p in Lv New York .. Ar 4 oil p m
(i 55 p m Lv. ..Philadelphia.. Ar. 2 20 p ru
9 2) p m Lv Baltimore....Ar. 12 00 p m
1L 00 p mjLv... Washington.. Ar. |ju ;u a m
12 50 a in Richmond
9 30 a in Lv., .Greensboro ..Lv. 11 35 p m
1111a m Lv... Salisbury... Lv 9 52 p ni
12 40 p ui Lv. ...Charlotte.. .Lv 7 45 p m
10 30 pm Ar Charleston. v
No 37 No 9.
South Rwni.
Doity. Dnily.
Lv. New York, 4 30 p m 12 15 N'gt
Lv. Philadelphia,.. .. 6 55 pm 3 50 a in
Lv. Baltimore 9 20 p in G 50 a in
Lv. Washington10 13 p m 8 30 a m
Lv. Richmqnd 12 50 a mj 12 45 p in
Lv. Greensboro 6 59 a m 8 10 p m
Lv Salisbury 8 17 a m 9 55 p a
Ar. Charlotte 9 25 amlll0pm
Lv. Charlotte 9 35 a m 11 30 p ni
Lv. Ropit HilJ.. 10 23 i) in ^2 53 a m
Lv. Chester 1} 0(la m 2 02 a m
Lv. Winnsbero ...... 11 54 a m 3 40a m
Ar. Colombia. 120pm 6 00 a m
Lv. Columbia 1 40 p m fl 30 a m
Lexington 2 05 p in 7 Co ft w
Lv. Johnston 3 09 p m 8 31 a ni
Lv. Trenton 3 20 p m 8 47 a in
Lv. Graniteville 3 42 p m 9 18 a m
Ar. Augusta 4 25 p m 10 00 a m
Ar. CharjstQO11 05 a in
Ar. Savannah (vj$
C. R. R.). 10 15 p m 11 45 a m
i vTTTTi i Vn '<tw
A1U *W WW
North Bound.
Daily. Daily.
Savannah (S. B. R. K. 3 00 p m G 00 a m
Lv. Charleston 5 30 p m 6 50 a m
Lv. Augusta 6 CO p ra 12 30 p m
Lv. Grauiteville 7 0C p eu 1 Q3 p m
Lv. Trentop.,..,.. P m 128pm
Lv. Johnstons 8 <>2 p m 1 42 p in
Lexington 9 45 pm 3 00pm
Ar. Columbia 10 '.'0 p m 3 35 p m
Lv. Columbia 10 50 p m 3 50 p m
Lv. Winnsborq 1 25 a rc 5 10 p m
Lv. Chester... 305am 600pm
Lv. Eock Hill 20 am G 3? p m
Ar. Charlotte. a m 7 30 p m
Lv. Charlotte. .
I Lv. Saiibnrv..
I Lv.
Apr. 33 iioEGEEP^H
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA.
JEWELER andRERAiKJt;jtf,, |
3a* a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, !
blocks and Silverware. A fine line of I
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one, j
ill for sale at lowest prices.
Repairs ou Watches first class,
juickly done and guaranteed, at moderate
prices. 50-tf.
PATRONIZE
Home Industry !|
THE
fozer Engine Works,
117 WEST GERVAIS STREET,
Near Union Depot,
Ire now operated with a competent force j
>f Skilled Mechanics, and are inaunfactur- j
up ail sizes ol' " TOZER ENGINES " and !
30ILERS including
RETURN TUBULAR AND LOCG-j
MOTIVE BOILERS.
Pulleys and Shafting
Castings in Brass or Iron :
Furnished at Reasonable Rates.
nr?U
jiw? xvep'dir nuu xiuiupi.ijr uacuuicu- ,
BRASS GOODS A SPECIALTY.
Remember,
That " THE TOZER " has stood the test of j
ictual and general use for years, and has no
mperior on the market. All of its parts
ire thoroughly inspoeted and tested, and
ill our work is fully warranted FIRST- !
CLASS in material and workmanship.
For Price-Lists, &e., apply to
.TOHrs' A. WILLIS, |
Proprietor Tozer Engine Works,
117 West Grrvais Street. Columbia, 8. C.
Mar. 13-ly.
! ! IWIWIMII II II 111 IMI III
W. A. RECKLING,
ARTIST,
rTir.TTAfTU A. S. C..
Is now making the best pictures that can j
be had in this country, and all who have i
never had a real fine picture, should now j
try some of his latest styles. Specimens
can be seen at Gallery, up stairs, n6xt to
Kinard's,
March li-tf
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON
IN COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS
Summons for IR-lief.
Rebecca Lippard, Patrick Henry Caugl
man, W. B. Seay. Plaintiff's.
aguiusi.
| Ellen Cariliue Corley, West Christophe
Caughman, James Jamison Caughniar
Chicora Caughman, Sallie Wingard. Ell
Carrie Dreher, Augnstus Eugene Croust
Mary Rebecca CTonse, Lester Mitbridate
Crotise and Myrtle Gertrude Croust
Defendants.
To the Defendants above named :
TrOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON El
I and required to answer the complain
in this action, which was tiled in the c-ftie
of the Clerk cf the Court of Commoi
Pleas for the said county, at Lexington
C. H , in said State, on the 23tb of Noveru
ber, 1892, and to serve a copy of jour an
swor to the said complaint on the subscri
uer, ai ms cmce, ai me aupreme ?jonr
Rooms (in the State House), Columbia, S
C., witbiu twenty da s afior the servici
hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice; and if you fail to uuswer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the \ lain
t;(fr in this action will a} ply to the Conr
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Columbia, g C., November 23d
1892.
ASH BY SAWYER,
PliiutifTs' Attorney.
To the Defendants, Augustus Engem
Crouse, Mary Rebecca Crause. Leate
Mithrjdates Grouse and Myrtle Gertrud<
Crouno!
Take notice that the complaint in thi:
action was filed in the office of the Clerl
of theC*>urtof Common Pleas at Lexiug
ton C. H , iu the county of Lexington, ii
the State of South Carolina, on the 28tl
day of November A. D. 1-S92.
ASH BY SAWYER,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
November 99lb. 18'.*9. <iw7.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
IN THE COVET OJ' COMMON fLKAsE.
Hu^pton I*. Leard, Plaintiff,
against
Jobu I Lear J aud others. Defendants.
PURSUANT TO THE ORDER Ol
the Uonrt made iu the aboye ease, 1
wiil sell belore the oourt bouse door on lh<
firat I^onday iu January next, within th<
usual hour of sale, the whole of the rea
oohiin a*' ntKi/iV* TaAnK onifio/
vi nuiV/U yatuw uvui u uigu( oUi(JC\
and possessed and described iu the com
plaint, as follows;
1, The, t'LHtlc River Tract," containing
acres, more or less, adjoining lands o
Simuel Horsey, U>iah Jefcoat, Hirau
Hu.tlo, Morgan f. Lvftrd and the Wingarc
lands.
9. "Jefcoat Laud" containing 176 acres
more or less, adjoining lands of Jefcoat
Crawford, Clodiau 15. Leard and thi
Water's r'erry road being the uortheas
line.
3. Tlitf "Job Pond Tract," containing
IjlO acres, more oj- less, adjoining landi
known as the Hnrth lands, Chaney land,
T> U nn? . T V>r> ?
X. . L . iuait4 UUU UUUU U. imiiA.
4. "The Home Place," composed of sev
end tracts and containing nltogettier som<
6U0 acres, more or less, adjoining lauds o
Jacob Mack, Miranda Jefcoat, Chant]
lands, Polly Jefcoat, Lewis Hoover, Jobi
J. Jefcoat and others. These lands all li?
in Lexington oounty, all of them excep
three tracts have been rosnrveyed and sub
devided and plats made thereof by Col. D
J. Knotts, surveyor, and they will be sol<
uncter said order in fourteen different par
eels or lots. Plats of t.hi land may 1>
seen before the sale at the office of Meetz<
& Mailer and on day of sale.
TEBMS OF SALE?One-half of the pur
cnase money to oe paia m casn; tne oaiano<
I on a credit of twelve months, bearing in
H^est from day of sale; pttfohase money tc
&?|jgBgg-/iu-CM JLJ
BRj\ GINS, FEE!
Presses ai
Plain and Decorated Glass,
Tiles, Grates,
A FULL STOCK OF HARC
AT BOTTC
COME AND SEE US or write to uh
Jan 1?ly
M. H. E
Furniture
ZSTAELIS
MAIN STREET, <
[NEXT GRAND 0
A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIU.
in the store, purchased direct from the rnaii
PRICES.
UNDERTAKING
A full line of COFFINS, CASKETS, ME
PERS etc., always on hand.
JBSS* Call and see ns and be convinced tha
Oct. 28?tf
SAWT
^$150.DD TC
F.NGINESS
TO SUIT. 10
LOMBARD & Ci
January lst--lv.
OF ALL C<
WOOL 1 \ I
/ ' 4.^ m *u _A.
FOi?
THE B
/
d
" MIL W UI\TER
X
. ! a n r ii i n /\
?! UftNINta.
!S
At the Emporium my stock of Full and
Winter Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys
t is now on the counters and ready for your
? critical judgment.
J This is without doubt the largest aud
I finest assortment of Tailor-made crarmeiiis
- ever shown in Columbia. These are actual . *1
" facts, ami you have no right to dispute
these claims until you have inspected it
*> thoroughly.
The leading feature is double-breasted
Sacks, utile the single-breasted Square
I Cut and Uouud Cut will have their share of
popularity. The patterns and styles of
goods are very neat and go to make up a
Stylish Suit in Checks, Stripes and other
patterns too numerous to mention.
Mv Bo* 's stock is ready with a large as- A / '
? In
sortmeut of School Suits as well as Dress
o Suits. I have a line of suits at $2.50 tb
?uiuu uiivc ? ^urtuuit'c uuti tu rip
3 or the buttons come off. This is the-besfc1
value ever offered. As the schools will
' soon open, the mothers will have to pro1
vide for their bojs, and you cannot fiud a
better place than right here, where you can
get a good selection.
In the line of Underwear my stook can?
not be surpassed; first in Light Weight
Merino for early changes and ther -he
heavier weights later on. I have these
garments in all quuliiies and prices. I am
j still the agent for Jaeger Sanitary Woolen,
aud have secured my complete stock. I
have also accepted the agency of the celebrated
Harderfold Hygienic Underwear,
and will take pleasure in pointing out the
merits of this system,
j My Hat department is filled with all the
; latest shapes aud colors in Soft and Stiff
a Hats. I have always had the reputation
j for having the largest and best selected
stock of Hats, and this season I am still
ahead ol any previous year.
> My lino of Boys' and Children's Hats
, and Caps are simply immense. I am showl
ing more Styles and Novelties in this line
than you have ever seen in this city at any
time before. Look in the Hat window if
9
b yon want styles,
t
I DOUGLAS SHOE.
This is the best shoe in the city for the
s money. Prices of Men's Shoes $2, $2 50,
1 oi3, $3 50, $4 and $5. This is the most
j popular shoe made and is recommended for
a good, hard wear. Try a pair and you will
1 have no other. Boys Shoes, $2 00.
M. L. KlNARIVj^n
6 120 Main Street,
Columbia, S.
Jan ?
^graBHSHBH
Acid, W8
Loag's Chemicals, f||
Ca e Mills, j.
Evaporators, *
Sheet Copper,
A.RDE1T SEEDS,.
)ERS, CONDENSERS, j
id Belting,. ' M
Marbleized Mo,ntels, Glazed graB
Fenders, &c. SB
IWARE AND GROCERIES
IM PRICED 1
before bnjit>g aeytbirg in Hardware . M
lAXwrw x 9
Warerooms,
3EE22ID 1343.
C OLUMBLV, C. J
EXTBAL HOTEL.] _
11, AND EINE FUBNITUBE, IS NOW
ufactnrorn, and will be sold at BOTTOM!
i A SPECIALTY.
TALIC CASES, BUBIAL BOBES, WBAP
*
it yon SAVE MONEY by bo doing.
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iflLLS
3 $2QD.DD*
BOILERS
0 IN STOCK. JBH
3., Augusta, Ga
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