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Local and Special. ^ w& jxzsoxx. HovaJiBsu is. 13&3. ^ 93T We are not responsible for the views W or assertions of correspondents. , w M3T Parties sendingC bituaries to this office PL will remember that all over ten lioe6 will be charged for at regular advertising rates. SUBSCRIBER^ receiving their paper with 1 a RED CROSS mark upon it, are thereby jHHV notified that with the next number their Sub- } piion expiree. Services. I g^JNGTON. p. III. i * a. 111 it.. f L 9 ;r.o c 1 !' Ilk C 1 ?|r,. K l jHHpy Isnex to New Advertisements :? Sheriff's Sales. * Clerk's Sales. C. H. Baldwin & Son?Christmas I - Goods. 1 Post Office Dry Goods Store?Sell- < f ing Out. W. M. Buff and others?Trespass J .Notice. I j I J. Walter Mitchell?Citations. Beeswax Wanted. Beeswax wanted in large and small , . qnanities. The highest market price paid at the Bazaar. Nice, strained, yellow wax preferred. 1 ^ Here We Come! We were treated so handsomely in ( ^ our recent trips in the county that , we have concluded to take another trip, and we request all subscribers to the Dispatch who may be in arrears to settle their dues promptly - *' o .1 when we meet tnem. ou use-nut^ ? will note that the paper is only con- j tinned to those who pay up promptly. , j Positions Guaranteed. Money for tuition can be deposited in bank till . position is secured. , Our 80 page ''free" catalogue will ex- ' ^ plain "all." 1 Address J. F. Deaugho>% Pres.? fcta^aughon's C. P. Business College i of Shorthand?Nash pPKTristcall at- j ^^PReiuent in this . HRwin & Son. ColumMPtfays carries a heavy stock ( H^oest groceries and sells at ] Hnces as low as can be bought anywhere. Be sure you give them a ( trial. Augusta Exposition. H Hie largest and most interesting j ^?-? -t 1...* Vi.I in I&UU 1 SUUCinc V/ApVBiUViJ m u JU j the South was opened in Augusta, Ga., yesterday and 50,000 people turned out to witness the ceremonies. ! The railroads entering that city have established a one cent per mile rate of fare on Tuesdays and Thursdays. $2.15 pays your fare there and re turn and also covers your street car fare and entrance to the Exposition grounds. We return thanks to the Exposition managers for a complimentary ticket. Important. With this issue of the Dispatch you will receive a supplement embracing the advertisements of six of the most substantial and reliable ? ?business houses of Augusta Ga. every one of which we unqualifiedly reco* mend to the patronage of our people. V. Read the advertisements carefully W and rest assured that if you want any Hx thing in the line of either of the adFft" orpf. it at cheaper Wgfe ?w?w4B;v? t3" prices than the first class goods that they deal in can be baught elsewhere. Make a memorandum of the names and places of business, and be sure to .call and learn of the numerous Jbargaios they are offering. ?ales on First Monday By J. A. JHuller agent and Attorney were as follows: J. S. Derrick's store house and lot T,cu>?ville to Jabob I. Rauch for iu $1,005.00. John Howell tract 850 acres on I Cedar Creek to W. B. >Seay and W. ^ P. Boof for $300.00. John Howell, track 140 acres to k Jacob I. Rauch for $250.00. m Wade Hall, track 034 acre9 to J. f A. MuIIer, Attorney for $55 00 I Wine Hall track 45 acres to J. A. MuIIer, Attorney for $10.00 Jrrin Reynolds tract 118 acres to . J. A. Midler, Attorney for $25.00. I Mr. SfcMathis and Miss Alma j Petersoa were united in marriage . Sunday 12th at Old Sardis church, j i in Edgefield eoualj'. lie v. U. G. : xCooner, officiated. J. W. Q. B22VI&SS. When }od need medicine yoii can jet almost ally kind* at the Bazaar. Don't come to town and go away without paying for your paper. Fv^rv man who l'obs the DOOl* sheats himself. The whisper of a slanderer can be leard farther than thunder. Depart from evil and do good: seek )eace and pursue it. I will be at Peak's Thursday and j Friday November 16th and 17th to lo dental vork. E. N. Kibler. j TT/^1 nn vmir temner when vou ! tre angry, excited, or imposed upon, >r others angry about you. To U ino own self be true, and it will follow, as the night the day, thou oust not"then be false to any man. Mr. AY. P. Counts will commerce :eacliing a singing class at St. Peter's j Meetze's) church, on Saturday 25th j nslant, at 10 a. in. The pen is a formidable weapon: >ut a man can kill himself with it a rreat deal more easily than he can fcier people. Ve ought not to look lack unless to derive useful lessons from pa9t errors, and for the purpose of profit 11 g by dear bought experience. For Malaria, Liver Trouble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS The cheap rate excursion tickets to the Auguta Exposition are sold mly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. i TWl^,. IotwIc rue iurs. Aifxgiuct x^icucx iauua will be sold at the old homestead on the 23d inst. See advertisement. The best brands of cigars 2?, 5 Mid 10c. Sweet cheroots, cigarettes, pipes, smoking and chewing tobacco of all grades, at the Bazaar. He who receives a good turn should never forget it: he who does one j should never remember it. Mr. Arthur F. Harman takes 1 charge of the school near Reeder's ; Store on Monday. Pastor J. G. Graichen delivered an excellent sermon Sunday morning in St. Stephen's church. Perfumery of all kinds, Iloyt's ~ ? - - i * ? __ md Taylor's colbgne, Day rum ior the hair, pomade, hair oil, sweet soap, toilet aud tooth powder, hair md tooth brushes, combs, etc., at the Bazaar. When you come or send to pay jrour taxes remember your dues at the Dispatch office. We not only want our money too, but we need it md that b?dly. "O ^Oneofthe best openings iu the j this town. Kck?Those wanting a fine cheap, will find one at The morning passenger train STo. 9 on the C. C. & A. railroad now casses here at 5:10 instead of 6:45 is heretofore. Next week the County Treasurer JOiiectb taxes up the C. C. & A. rail 'bad, ycu can pay your dues to the Dispatch to the Auditor who will accompany the Treasurer. Our cotton buyers are payinj 7$? for tbe fleecy staple. Lexington ;s a good market and our farmers trill do well to briDg their cotton bere. Decorate your parlor or ball with i beautiful oil painting to be had at tbe Bazaar for $1.00 to $1.25. Call and see them. Mr. Mike Wingard has purchased BO acres of Mr. C. E. Corley's land adjoiuing town and intends putting up a dwelling near the residence of Mr. Eli Corley. Dyspepsia is eradicated from tbe system and cured by Dr. Thacker's Liver and Blood Syrup. The County Commissioners will not meet on the 15th inst., a.; usual, having disposed of all work before them which demands attention just now. Ladies; Stella-Yitse will correct and cure all female weaknesses and disease. It will build you up, improve digestion, enrich the blood, dispel aches, pains, melancholy and nervouspess, brings refreshing sleep and robust health. It is guaranteed Mr. John A. Fulmer who resided near Peak, died on the 31st of Octo' ^f n cro T-T o U'OC OCX" 111 LllS I oil) vcui ui ai:v. ji.v ,, t?? * o a good Christian and a clever and popular citizen. If you ' feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS We know of no place in the State where you can get cheaper and better groceries than at S. N. Hendrix, Colombia. The infant son of Mr. Paul Mills was foil ml dead in bed Saturday morning last, and was hurried the following day at Lexington Baptist church by Rev. J. 1>. Shealy. The Mount Pleasant sciiool opened Monday in charge of Miss Kyzer. daughter of our efficient School Commissioner and the Hollow Creek. (St. Peters) Academy was also opened the same day by Mr. L. A. Seasr cadet of the Clem son College. On account of the crowded con dition of our columns this week the list of Fair premiums awarded tc ?* i -11 ? i the people or tms coumv win uoi appear until Dext week. ; The books of subsciip'tiell to sibck Of the Leesville Camp Ground will be open at the store of Messrs. Spanu ! & Barr, November the 18th. Shares j ten dollars each, payable Febuary 18th ! and October l$th lS'Jl. The Post office Dry Goods Store, ! C. F. Jackson, Manager, is now offering all kinds of goods in that line ! at cost as the business is to be closed up. Now is your chance to get grand bargains and vou should not O O ? fail to avail yourself of the opportunity when you visit Columbia. Mr Dave McCarthy one of our I k | best and most respected citizens and a christian gentleman, died at his home, in Gilbert Holbw township on ( the 16th of October, :.i the 75th year of his age. He had ceen blind for the last two years. Prof. A. W. Hamiter has been elected leader of the Lexington Brass Band. The Band is fortunate indeed in securing the services of such an efficient and able leader and it is now eminently qualified to fill all engagements with which it may be favored with satisfaction to us patrons and the music loving- public. During the Augusta Exposition special low prices for all kinds of groceries and provisions will be given purchasers by those popular merchants of Columbia, Messrs T. B. Aughtrv & Co. Now if you wish the cheapest goods you ever bought you should be sure to give them a call. You won't regret it. IN 01 C2. The Executive Committee of the Lexington Baptist Association will j meet at Oak Grove on Saturday be fore the 3rd Sunday in this month at 10 o'clock a. m. Evans Hall, Chairman. Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed and not less than one million j^eople have found just such a friend in Dr. * o n Kings JNew discovery ior vxmsuiuption, Coughs, and Colds.?If you have never used this Great Cough ' * Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at The Bazaar. Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. . Teachers' Association. The Lexington County Teachels, Association will meet at Pond Branch school house (5 miles sonth of Lewie. dale) on Saturday before the4th i ifiUin/ijotr in "Vnvpmber ilt ] The following is the program: 1. Should not a pupil thoroughly understand long division before trying short??Prof. L. B. Hynes. 2. Methods.?Rev. C. B. Avery. 3. The teacher in the recitation? J. D. Farr. 4. Is the practice of giving rewards advantageous to the school?? Euoch Hi to. 5. Methods in reading?Miss Ellen Hendrix. J. F. Kyzer, President. All members of Lie Teachers' Association who expect to come by railway will please notify me at once and I I will meet them with conveyance at Lewiedale, G. W. Lewis, Lewiedalc, S. C. For Over Fifty Years. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic regulates the stomach and bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. TT?1 AT? T.a'ft Hnf JALOJ. j-? i YV AWjr mw4v v mv? The following resolution was passed by Twelve Mile Creek Alliance, November 11, 1803. Resolved, That we heartily and earnestly endorse the action of our Congressman and Senators, except that of W. H. Brawley, in their courageous fight against the allied money power to save the people, and hope that they will continue their good fight in the interest of the people. J. G. Zinkek, Assistant Secretary. | LOOK OUT!!! y/fX ' for these imitations and substitutes, they are poor stuff at the best and increase your misery. , j Take Simmons Liver Regulator only. You will know it by the | large red Z on the face of every 1 Kvr+Ko rAlipf it pives n parage a.id uy omcRiPWfiNi j when taken for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Biliousness j and Sick Headache. ISKE REGULATOR ONLY i :z:rm i Are jUli obing yqU.t fall duty : to your children.? .. I SOLON, TH j who lived 2,500 years ago: made a I his father in old age, if the father ] j the father GAVE ' an education if he wished a stall i should fall upon his head. m ED is more easily obtained now than tl those who fail to educate their chil fi mot? i palmetto c? 1 l e x i n e is the place where fathers may edu costs. Parents, won't you send in Sad. Mr. T. E. Mitchel, ex postmasti and one of our prominent merchan died this morning after an illness < about ten weeks with typhoid feve Mr Mitchel was just in the prime < life. He leaves a wife and one cliil besides a host of friends to mourn h loss. The funeral services will L held in the Methodist church t< morrow at 10 o'clock. J. W. Q. Batesburg November. 13, 1893. - Hs May Die. Mr. Burrell Miles, the old mj who was so badly injured by fallir through the elevator shaft at tl State dispensary on Monday afte noon, is reported to be in a moi serious condition than was first sui posed. He is suffering intensely fro - _ 1 ^ 1 .'...nJot. oil/? limv flip Tt llilt'Mlill HJJUllco, uuit >iu.j v..,.. State 15. MONTEREY. i;fin. the aims' urn. isi A TONIC, NERVINE, BLOOD PUP.IRE: Like C^res Like. The Poison o! the Swamp Las its Antida in the Swamp. For Velaria, Nervousness, Indigesto Dysentery and Bowel Complaint, ask yo dealer tor MONTEliKY. It he does n keep it. mv will b?-ud ;0:1 a lar^e bottle, e on'rcoeipt ot Si 00, j Florence, S. C., Prop-'. and^^M-! ! \ Charleston, State Agents. | Aug 30 -ly 1 an mu !? 1 > ?i??f Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Oarolin COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. COUr.T OF COMMON PLEAS J. W. Long, Plaintiff, vs. Wm. J. Assmann, et. al., Defendant PURSUANT TO THE DECRI tal order in the above state case, I will sell before the court how in Lexington county, on the nr; Monday in December next, wifchi the legal hours of sale, the fol!o\ ing lands and premises, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract c land situate, lying and being in Le: ington county, containing cleve acres, more or less, bounded by ianc of M. Q. Hendrix, A. M. Boozer an i others. Also All that piece, parcel or tract < land, situate, in said county and Stat containing forty acres, more or les bounded by lands of John Clemon Jacob Miller, J. H. Lewie and other Also All those three lots of land in tl Town of Lexington, containing tv acres, more or less, near the Colon Baptist church, bounded by lauds James Stuart, Gross and others. 1 be sold in separate lots. TERMS OF SALE?One third the purchase money to be paid cash, and the balance on a credit one and two years, to be paid in tv etjuai annual installments, or allcas at the option of the purchaser; tl credit portion to bear interest fro day of sale at the rate of seven p cent, per annum and to be secun by bond of purchaser and mortga< of the premises sold. Purchaser TKa noeli "rioxrmc* puy ior pupcxs* jLiit vuou of said sale to be made to C. Rauch, Receiver, and the bonds ai mortgages to be taken by said R ceiver payable to himself, as sa Receiver. GEORGE S. DRAFTS, S. L. C. November 13, 1893. 3\v2 Notice, Trespasser! A LL PERSONS ARE HER EE Xl notified not to trespass eitii by fishing, hunting or ollmwiupon the lands of the nndersigiK boumiiug each other. The law w tillfi irnoil MArn.il I ?t. :111V O j uciijj-lutu.y . ...w. - v~d i so trespassing. i \Y. M. Burr, J. L. Dkafts, | T. J. Burr, L E. Sesx, j M. J> Buff. II. \Y. Klecki j M. AY. Buff, John Hook. II. \y. Shui.i.. November 15. .*hv2. ?iim Official Notice. | "VJ"OTICE IS HEREBY OIVI I 1\ that I will be at Swansea | tbo 2d aid 4th Fridays in each njon i for the purpose of attending to a ! official business that may be Jesin TvoL^rnTi wicv o lit 11HiAII 1.111 M iimj, Ife^tovember 6th, 1893. 2s?52 law ill Greece that a son must suppor had given the son an education. Xhci tisp c*nsj ire aura 011 which to rest when the frosts of tim< UCATI0N len. Should we conclude, therefore, thai dreii now are over 2,500 years behind tlu ! I EGI ATE IfcieTfTiiTE LbtUIH 1 L | I4W i T 0 N, 8. C. cate their children at the lowest possiblt the boys and ^irls dcw ? Clerk's Sale. ^ j The State of South Carolina, ? I COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. jl i cour.T ov common rr.EAH. . Carolina National bank, is )e against > - J. I>. A~".~iiujly. Foreclosure. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE Oithe Court in the above stated case, i j will sell to the highest bidder, at public on) n cry, before the court house ou the lirM Monday iu December uext, duri; g the lo '& gal hours of sale: je j All that piece, parcel or tract of lavd, jv | situate, lying and being on Sandy Run ,.e creek waters of Congaree river, containing tifty-oue (31) acres, more or loss, bounded P" | on the north by Estate o: II. W. Raker, tn : ou the east by Wm Asamaun, on the south 16 by Mrs, A. J. Neese and ou the west by 1'. : J. Kticker. I TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, and ? balance in oue and two years. w;tu inter st , from day of sale; secured b\ bon i f f the purchaser and mortgage of the premise i sold. Purchaser to pav for papers. II. A. SPANN, 0. C. C. Clerk's Office. | K i. November 8, ISftJ - 4*5 * _ The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, Is the Common* i leas W. H. Xunburger, vs. . Sallie C. Banks et. a]. V Foreclosure of Mortgage. TX OBEDIENCE TO THE DE J_ cite of thif Court in the above 3 stated ease, I 'will sell to the highest bidder, at public outcry, before the court hou% door in the county oi Lexiugtjgfa, on the first i\ Ion day in te Dececrker next, duriDg the legal hours of sale: n. j -Ml that piece, parcel, plantation oi arj tract of laud, situate, lying and be 01 ing pear the town of Leesville, ii x , county of Lexington and State afore ^ said,' containing thirty three (33 ~ t:" jr.1 *s, jiir.r.cl'if '.iV 3 | 0rr- D- M. Crosson, James Fulmer, w I Jos?a Guuter' A. J. Taylor and Pkothe?' T^MS 0F SALE?All of the ~ purci>ise money thereof to be paid in cash. ^ H. A. SPANX, C, C. C. - Clerk s Office, ? November 8th, 1893. 4w2 : . . The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, - ? ? ix the court of common tubas. 8 ''The Board of Directors of the Tlieor logical Seminary of the Synod of ,t] South Carolina and Georgia," Plainie tiff, . against 111 ? William H. Stack and the South ^ Bound Railroad Company, DefendK. ants. Foreclosure of Mortgage. d TN OBEDIENCE TO THE DE X cree of The court , in the above siated case, 1 will sell to the highest D< bidder, at public outcry, before tbc e court House door, in the county ol H' Lexington, on the first Monday ic *s' December next, the following tract? !s* of land, to wit.: Nob. 1, 2 and 3 of the Estah lands of the Misses Arthur, sold foi ie partition in the case of Morgan vs /o Authur, situate, lying and being ii >d the county of Lexington and Stab of aforesaid, ?o Tract No. 1, containing' three hun dred (300,) acres, more or less of bounded by Estate of Gen. Henn iu Authur, deceased,. ?. Kinsler of Tract No. 2 and the public road lead ro iug^from Columbia to Charleston, sh Tract No. 2, containing two hun ie dred and fifty-four 38-100, (25-3 m 38-100,) acres, more or less, bounded er by lands-of Kinsler, Tract No. 1 o: 3d said lands and by the public roai re | leading from Columbia to Charleston frJ Tract No. 3, containing eighty si? lit 80-100 (86 80-100) acre?, more ot S. less, bounded by lauds of Mrs id Authur, Wrn. Autliur, Congaret ,e- creek and the public road leading id from Columbia to Chariest on. TERMS OF SALE?One thirc cash; balance in one and two year: with iuterest from the day of sale secured by bond of purchaser auc mortgage of the premises sold, with privilege of paying more than cue > | third, or all cash, if so desired. | H. A. SPAXX. C. C. C. y t Clerk's Office. 4.. November 8th, 1803. Jvv2 ' j I I I.I I l in! State of South Carolina, ue| COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. Hv J. Walter Mitchell. Probate Jiuljje , ! TIT H EKE AS, G. M. FULMEK AND J VV W. Fulmer made suit tc me, to gran ' | tbeni Letters ol Administration of tli Es ate of iiud effects of John A. Fulaiu [ deceased: These nre, therefore, to cite and ad | mouish all and singular the kiu<lr?-i ? | and creditors of the said John A. Fnlim i 1 deceased, that they la* and appear befot me. in the Court ot Probate. to be hold a , Lexington C. If., S. ()., on the oOth < j November, 18'JJ, after publication heret oU . at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew caus? .. if e.uy they have why the said Admiuistn tion should not be granted, uy Civen under my hand, this 11th day i i?d November Anno Domini, 1SD3. .1 W \ r.TF.K MI rcHELL. Probata Judge L. 0. Published on the I5th day of Xovembe ( lb93, fa the Lexiugton Dispatch. 2wl , 1 J I NEW I I [ ! j i 'j FALL ; 'CLOTHING. 'I I I I am receiving and opening up i , j daily my stock of Fall and Winter Co thing, Furnishing Goods and Hats for men aiul boys, and never before j ' have I offered to my patrons such a j beautiful and extensive variety of ! , styles and patterns. Doubtless you have been thinking for sometime past about your Fall Suit and figur ing on what the cost of it would be. Don't purchase it until you consult or write me. I can give yon Suits at $8.50, $10.50, $12.50, $18 50 and $15.00 which will hardly be duplicated elsewhere, and the finer opes , at $18.50, $22.50 and $25 Co. 'These : v 1 garments are not ordinary ready' n?i?ut fro?hrjivhich is put on the geni , eral marker but are tailor-made es- < pecially tr order for my trade. The Boys' Department is more ' [ complete than ever, and is full of 1 1 bright end nobby patterns in Knee Pants Suits, 5 to 1G years, at 7.1c. to ?7.50 per Suit. Also a beautiful line of Youths' Long Pants Suits, 14 to ; 10 yerrs, at $0.50 to $18.50 per suit. The stock of Furnishing Goods is the aoi-ijiatiou of all who see it. and i an endless variety of Underwear is here at any price and in any quality voir may desire. No house in this State will show you as complete a line of Extra Size, Stout and Sliip or Long Suits as I now have in stock. I can fit you, no matter what your size and shape is, Don't you want to buy a Safe? I have a Marvin, as good as new, size ? 00\~ i, WUH.1I A Will UlS^U^jt *-Ti I.UVBJ/ for cash. Also several nickel-plated p Show Cases. If you cannot visit Columbia, write [ for what you want. Special atten' tion given to mail orders. | M. L. *CII\AJRX>, ) THE LEADING CLOTHIER, 120 Main Street. I [At Sign of the Golden Siar.l Columbia, S. O. Jan 1?ly. 1 i " ? ' ? i "iinmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmm | For Sale and Rent "VTriLL SELL 300 ACRES OF ! T T land on Southbound R. R., two miles below Swansea, of which 75 acres are uow cleared, on it are two good wells of water and several springs?no swamp, health unsur. passed, terms easy. Will rent 200 or more acres of farming lands. Will also rent saw mill and grist mill in half mile of railroad. Also timber and log carts if desired to a live, energetic mill man; or I will rent small engine and mill and timber, capacity 2,500 feet per da v. V. J. KNOTTS, Swansea, S. C. November 8th, 1893. 4w2. The State of South Carolina, | t COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. i ; I>v J. Walter Mitchell, Probate Judge. TTTHEREAS. MRS. SHELDONIA ; VV Hutto made suit to ine. to grant her : Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of Stansel Hutto, deceased. These are therefore to cite ami admonish 1 ail and singular the '-iudred and creditors - of the said Stcnsel Hntto deceased i that they be and appear before me in the . I Court ol Probate, to be held at Lexington I C. 1L, S. C., on the 22d day of N v , 18D3, ' I aftt*r publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any they have. , why the said administration shouid not be granted. Given under my hand, this 7th day ol October, A. D . 1893 J. WALTER MITCHELL. [ Probate Judge L. C. j Published on the 8th day of Nov., 1893, c j in the Lexington Dispatch, j j Nov. 8 -2wf>2 r tt rmTrnwrrrm n I W.iL liULLim ; | DEALER IN I! Cffilffl, WAGONS , I 9 I AND ij HARNESS. 1 | All the Popular Styles at Prices to Suit the Times, Corner Lailv and Main Streets, COLUMBIA, J*. C i Nov. 8 ? Gl)}; j The ^tateof South Carolina, I COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. K y .T. WulUr Mitchell, Probate -Judge. , VTTHEI-KAS UIIIAII JEFOOAT HAS t ! Y\ in.lib- -uit to iui* to ttrant bim Let0 I tfis oi A ratiou ot the Estate of , | ot Mrs '! > cphin Abney, deceased: i These are therefore to cite ami admonish . t all and singular the kindred and creditors 1 i ot the said Mr-. Josephine Abney deceased. I that lh-\ be and appear belote nie, in the e <'unit .>t Pro ate. to be held at Lexington t (hunt Mouse. S 0 , on the 2- day ol No- j >1 ' vtidber IM'd. alter the publication thereof, >1 j at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, i ? iL. ?:.i a l :?:rt j ?, i i! any ({? y nave. wuy iue sam niuuium- I i- J tr.u ion should not be granted. I (liven under my hand, this 7th day of ! November, Anno Domini, 1893. J. WALTER MITCHELL, [l s ] Probate Judge Lex. Co. Published on the 8:h day of November r, 1893. in the Lexington Disp: *ch. ' November 8, 1893. 2w52 i^i Than ever offered in Columbia My stork !:(<.; itr. ri p'lrrloisetl ;?t P:l ii'- 1 in Want of ILuinris ami Carriages who call or J. S. i) 13G MAIN STREET, Aug 2?lv O 4. BICE MILLS, CORN MILLS, SAW MILLS. L Eice planters and rice mil- i lers can buy a single machine "bat c will clean, bull and polish ticc, ready ,or I market, for flljO.CO. j ?, Corn millers can bny the best French j. hnhr mill, in iron frame, fully guaranteed; . capacity, ten bnshtis meal per hour, for SI 15.00 Saw millers can bop yft* ucr! variable frictiou feed mill from $11)0 DO up to i'ic ; ^ largest size, also long lip saws. Edger's jj swing saws, planing aclnnes and all other j wood working machinery, and ralberiV | ^ pngines and boil. rs. Special diseoun s made to cash purchas- f prs. Can meet any competition, quality j considered. ! T V. C BAD1IAM Columbia, S. C. j April 19th, ly. W, L. DOUGLAS , S3 SHOE ?oVkV,>. Do you wear them? When next In need try a pair. Best In the world. soq^-^aoo S4.00JI \?2.5B * **5O0iM?5&2S. #2,50 ? #2.25% Mk j #1.75 J If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest styles, don't pay $5 to $8, try my $3, $3,50, $4.00 or ; $5 Shop, They fit equal to custom made and look and * wear as well. If you wish to economize In your footwear, j jj do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and I price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy TV. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, K?u, Sold by I. HALTIWANGER, LEXINGTON, S. C. I June C8 -Sin, ; WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE, The Greet English Hemedy, iffflftt jj|A| Promptly and permr.nently cures all forms of AVrrous M. Weakness, Emission*, SpermJKTtS; GBR ?5? ?W otorrhea. Impotencuand all j~r_ IT effect* of Abuse or Excesses. far) Been prescribed over S3 M\ years In thousands of cases; i AyvAvK is the only Reliable and Hov~ i CSAjKsJjfV lAf. Medicine *nown, Ask ^^^ KBQBunigglst fop Wood's Pbo*i | Before and After* raQonre: If he offers somo 1KJUTC U7W sijitr? worthless medicine In place pt this, leave his dishonest store, Inclose price In letter, and we will send by return mall. Price, one package, $1; six <5. One Kill please, six will cure, ( Pamphlet in plain sealeO envelope, 2 stamps. Address THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO.. > ^ 131 Woodward avenue, Detroit. Mich I ?3T SoldTB^Hpgton at HarujaiiK si Bazaar. 25?ly m i |, ? Executors' Sale. cl By virtue of the power vested . in us by tbe will of Mrs. Murgarttle CI Hreber. wo will sell to tbe highest bidder it public outcry, on Thursday, the 23d day of November next, at the "Home PJace,' commencing at 10 o'clock a. ni , the fob owing personal property, to wit.: 2 mules, 1 buggy and haruo.-s, 1 four horse wagon, corn, fodder and cotton seed and other i things. J Also the following tracts of land: [y 1. "The Homo Ibace," containing one a hundred and sixty-two 25 100 (102 25-100 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of ii. J. Hock, J. J. Leaphart and others. 2. One tract containing thirty and 10-1C0. (' 10 1G-HKP acres, more or less. anjoiuiug lands ot '1 ract No. 1, Mrs. D. Leaphart, , Eugenia Gciger cud others i [1. One tract containing forty-eight S4 11)0 j (4S 84-100.! acres, more or less, adj nniug Tract No. 2, Miss Mary Smith, A. *V Shea!)* and others. 4. One Tract containing .sixteen 411 CO ' (16 41-100 teres, otoiv or Itss, adjoining , land* of W. C. Leapbart, tir.d the Calk's Ferry Road. 5 One Tract containing seventy-five Oil-100 (75 02-1001 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John H. Sony. Est ite o! John itawl and Tract No. 4, and the Calk's Ferry ltoad. G. One Tract containing two hundred and forty-eight 60-100 ( 248 60.1 CO) acres, more or less, adjoining lands ol W. C. I-e.iphart Mrs. D. Leaphart and Tracts N-.s 4 and (J 5, and others. V 7. One Tract containing eighty-eight and 50-100 (88 50-100 acre-, more t'r less, adjoining lands ot .lohn Long, Mrs. Hall and others, and Tra? t No. 5. TERMS OF SAI?F. ? One-third of the purchase money to ho paid in cash; the balance on a credit of one and two yeais, in two eqr.a: annua! instai!lneLts, to be secured by bond ol the purchaser and a mortgage o' the premises sold. Purchaser may pay all cash if so desired. Purchaser to pay for papers. Plats o: the above tracts will be exhibited on day of sale. J. WALTER DREIIER J. W. LEAP1UKT. Executors of Will of .Mrs. Margarelle ( Drehfr. Uctober 31 1^03. 4*1 Til VOIR COTTON: ?TO A., T* McCANTS, Next !o Union Depot, COLUMBIA, S, C., , Where you will get the Highest Price, i September 21 -- tl . ' BATESBURG HIGH SCHOOL,! 7 J, J, ANDREWS, Principal. SESSION lxiKi?'5> I Ol'll MONBAI. IP. I SITUATED IN THE GROWING TOWN oi Butesburg, oilers splendid educational advantages to all comers. TXJZTIOISr- 3L.CW. Reasonable Board may be had in private families. Apply at once. For Circulars and Fuil particulars, ad- I dress PR, T. S. FOX, Chajrui^n Board of Trusties, 3ft- jfoi. ?I yw nimi ??? i Lexington Lodge No. 152, A. F. M. A Regular communication v.*.!i bo I on Saturday, 25th insi., at 3 p. m. Take due notice and govern yourselves acooruiu^lv. By order of J. F. Kyzf.r, W, W. G M. Habman. Secretary, October 21, Jbt?3. 4 / Moie Goods, Better Goods, Li Tt f\ ^ i\ f\ jl/""I I Hi Up! UUVuS Prices f n cash, Hig Money Saved to all UNN, COLUMBIA, S. C. WERE YOU . Ill TEE WAR? Did you ever ;ike a pill or Calomel or some prepared aver Medicine, and your mind went l>aek ucousciously to the IARD TIMES YOU HAD IN THE WAR? VTc have. Couldn't help it. Every man in his country would he better off tor a Liver ledicinc this spring. We all know that, ut we hate that in serable sickness and .ain and gripes that toltow most all Liver ledieines. and we don't take it. What oulj you not giv^lor ft mediciue that had i it " SO GRiPES,' 10 PAINS, 10 SICKNESS, THAT'S LIVER-AID. You may not brieve us. Only TRY LIVER-AID. You'll lii.d us tiue. i'YSK-AID ' i 1 PSOCUAK TO ITSELF. j It is unlike other Liver MaJieines. It oes its work thoroughly without the s'.igbtst ill < (Feet* to the patient. f Ue per bottle A ??a>1uutod tuedieiue glass fiee with itch bot'le. The above manufactured by HE liOWAiilt &WILLET DRUG 0C? AUGUSTA. GA. For sale by i. M IIAUMAN. LEXINGTON, vS. C. WADX LEAPHAUT, Lewiepale, S. C. I Feb. 8?1*. THE ATLANTA ^3| Utianal Building and L.HH . ASSOCIATION VTOW HAS A BRANCH IN LEXING- WpjpfflBB tou. wH pays handsomely as an investment, euocnnges build.ng and improvement and ^ o.ia? mono) to lis members at (5 per cent. . JB u'erest. $j New aiemb n can join this branch at JM inv time by applying 10 H F. E. DKEHEli, M Lexington. S. C J9 Or from any point in the Str.te by applyag to T. A. GOODE. Columbia, s. c. IIdTOSI I C. B. AVERY, Principal. BH ^F. SSI OX OF i8'.)3-'4 BEGINS SEPTEMO btT 4th, and continues nine months. t-Ti:>i!s admitted ,ou. Tuition in Literary Department from 1.00 to $2,00 pjr mouth. For Music, Bookkeeping, etc.. extra barges will be made. Board from % >,00 to $10.00 per month. For further information address the Prinipal, Lewiedale, S. C. 41?tt. Strawberry Plants ^ FOB SALE. I ilAVIii AyUAftlll V ur KAUXl US' L the following choic varieties of strawerry plants lor sale, 5u cents per hundred, nd loss in larger quantities: Iluback, llouds. Cbrystal City. Jessie, Sharpless nd Wilson. Write to, or call on me at iarr's, S. C. ' H. D. SMITH. Oct. IS ? t'. INDBlW CRAWFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW. J o 1 11 in l> i a, 8. C. PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND I Federal courts, and offers bis profestonal services to the (i'izens ot Lexington ouuty. October 18, lly. Final Discharge. A LL PERSON'S INTERESTED IN L the Estate of Sallie Nunamaker will (lease take notice that I will apply to the Jrobate Court for Lexington county, S, 0., >n the 1st day of December, 18*3, at 11 ("clock a. ui , lor a final discbarge as Jnardian of said Estate. BACKMAN L. DREHER. Guardian. October 31st. 1693. 4wl. _____ Notice. A LL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS J against the Estate of Mrs. Margarette Jm Jn her, deceased, will present them prop- Sm rly attested, aud those indebted in auy vav will make pajment to the undersigned >n or before the 20th day of November, \ 893. J. WALTER DREHER. J. W. LEAPHART, Executors of Last Will of Mrs. M. Dreher, deceased. October 31, 1893. 3w52. IIIHWIIJI II ii mn mi?????a? "WOTTCE! XI V A A VXXt tT"PON the petition of a number of the . citizens living in the vicinity and the ecommendation of the Grand Jury, apjlication will "be made to the next General Assembly for the passage ot an act discon;ien;ng a public road leading from the 'olumbia and MayHnton road to Peak. S. L. SMITH, Chairman Hoard County Commissioners, Lt-xingtou C. H., Sept. 30, 1893. Ool 4 3iu - ????-? ^ OEK3 &. Kafit'SS 2'. HEAD HCtSES CORp V MH ?58 Bb feck's INVISIBLE TUBULAR CAS CiJSHIMS. WhUpemhearA Com. fB forta'Suecessfu 1 where uli Remedies y*I1U. yOof J .'ree. AuUrt a i. Ilia* OX, 863 Brvsdwaj, JU* * *- l9E Indispensable in Every good Kitchen* As every good housewife knows, the difference between appetizing, delicious cooking and the opposite kind is largely in delicate sauces and palatable gravies. Now. these require a strong, delicately flavored stock, and the best stock is Liebig Company's Extract of Beef. A fine lino of Harmonicas, Jews- ^ harps, Violin, Guitar, and Banjo strings, for sale at the Bazaar, d