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tl. LI. . ! . - 1 { The Lexington Dispatch 1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1394. W SIOO IK COLD PREMIUMS We will allow a commission of 15 per cent, on all j cash subscriptions obtained for The Columbia | I Weekly Register, the money in all cases to ac- j L. company the order. And we will also give THREE j, rlnrvnrvo r>v ov) (v* cvc 0.0 and 520.90 in" (V-A^Q, riVL.UJLt VA ^vv.vv, V*'v>vv v.? v GOLD to the persons sending us the three greatest number of cash subscriptions at 51.00 each by the j 1st of September, 1894: the subscriptions may be forwarded as taken and an account will be kept, giving due credit for all names received. In the : contest for the three cash prizes no commissions will be allowed. In sending in subscriptions in competition for the cash prizes, state that fact. For one dollar a year (money, not stamps,) you may get The Columbia Weekly Register, pub- j lished every Monday and Thursday. It contains j the latest telegraphic news, full market reports, all j the news of the State capital city and correspond- ; ence from all parts of South Carolina. This is a fresh and original paper?no plate matter. The I ; Register stands squarely by the interests of the , farmers. When you conclude to take a weekly i' just remember that vou can, if your mails will adinit of it, get in The Register a drst class paper twice a week for the same price you would have to ! pay for a paper coming to you only once a week, < and very likely containing more news of another State than of your own. The Register ought to have thirty thousand farmers and their dollars at its back?won't you be one of them, and at once't Remit to Charles A. Calvo, Jr., Proprietor, Co- ! lumbia. S. C., by p. o. money order, registered letter j or Express draft. You may get The Columbia \ Daily Register, containing the latest news, for So i a year or 50 cents a month?a compact and well ailed j newspaper. A Lecture. j Mi s. Virginia 1). Young, of Fail -; fax, Sumter county, S. C., one of the; most prominent and earnest advo cates of ''Equal Rights" in the State,: will deliver a lecture at Palmetto Col- j legiate Institute, on Thursday evening, May 10th, at S p. m. Our peo- i pie should turn out and give the dis- j tinguished lecturer a large audience, j and hear what she has to say in ? L - r i.U? ? iv*nrlr* (av fliA i Support/ Oi VUts uiuius ujiniu iw ^ j cause which she advocates. Died From His Wounds. Young Artenms Goodwin, who was cut last week in a difficulty with his brother-in-law, Allen Nease, mention of which was made in the Dispatch, died last Wednesday afternoon from his wounds. The inquest was held Thursday by Trial Justice W. A.'Goodwin, and the jury found in substance, that the decease had come to his death from the effects of wounds received from a knife in the hands of Allen B. Neese. Mr. Efird represented theprosecu-1 i 11 a _ x i tion, and 3laj. iueeize me ueieuse. Neese is in jail at this place await-' ing trial at the next term of court of: General Session. ? ? Moonlight Concert. The Lexington Erass Band has perfected arrangements for a moon- i 1 light concert in the beautiful grove east of St. Stephan's church, the old Fair Grounds, on Thursday evening, | May 17th. Ample refreshments will be provided and will be served by 3'oung ladies who will have this feature in | oliovfrfl onrl fbia ia pnnncrh to miar I autee that the most delicious ice: cream, the coolest lemonade and the \ V sweetest cakes, etc., will be dispensed! V with liberality and promptness. P The Band's sweetest music will j L be discoursed during the evening, j I and the members will do all in their " power to make those who favor them : with their patronage have a delightful and pleasant time. Tlio rmlVlin is r>nrdi?llv invit.Pf! fn ^ wv, v ? V | be present and there patronage will be gratefully appreciated. The Band needs the money to pay ! the balance due on instruments, | which is now being pressed. I Come and give the Band a helping i hand and the favor will be returned j whenever the services of the band is required and requested. Respond. Let your dues for the Dispatch j come in that we may get in shape; again. If you are not coming to! town, send by your neighbor, or by j mail. It is necessary that our de-: linquents should respond at once.! I We need t tie money now worse tnan we ever did. Those who have thus j far sent and aided us have our grate-' fid. thanks, and we certainly do ap-} oreciate the kind words of encouragement accompanying their letters. | We know money is scarce but we! hnr>e vou will consider our condition Ill and strain a point to help us replace |||our material. i|r If it is impossible to send all, send 1 W what you can, as when so many If small amounts are put together they ; I make a big thing. Now, you can' help, if you will. 1 Members of the ritle company; I should not forget that there will be k a meeting of the company in the W court house next Saturday afternoon. f Business of importance will be trans- j r acted and every member should be ^ present. Sheriff Sales postponed. How about the canning plant? Lexington needs a good fire engine ; company. Patronize your home paper and it will help you. If you wish to succeed advertise your business. Trade with men who advertise in j the Dispatch. Our merchants will pay Columbia I prices for cotton. Very few persons were in town Monday, salesday. Several Sunday school picnics! at Saluda last week. This is picnic season, but we hear! of none in the near future. "Wanted, applicants to sell books, A.. C. Dorroh, Greenville, S. C. Keep your dimes and nickles for the Moonlight concert on the 17th inst. j Items of a local nature of general interest will be thankfully received. $9,550.64 was expended in public schools last fiscal year, in this county. The base ball fever did not last long at this place. It has died out. Hon. C. M. Efird and Sheriff*Drafts attended the sales at Irnio, Monday. Preachino- in the Methodist church o next Sunday morning by the pastor. Hon. D. J. Kuotts of Swansea was in town Friday, and paid us a pleasant call. The days of the 'sweet girl graduates"1 are approaching with alarming rapidity. The paint brush judiciously used would add much to the appearance of our town. Mrs. "Win. J. Assmann moved to Leesville last Thursday, where she will in the future reside. fhis is the kind of weather the farmers like. Cora can almost be heard to crack in the ground. The electrical display in the heavens last Saturday night was impressive in its brilliancy and grandeur. I Mr. F. C. Caughman is reading j law in one of the universities in Washington, so we are informed. Rev. J. G. Graichen will be pleased to see a large congregation at St. Stephen tonight at prayer service. Mr. J. H. Counts is spoken of as a suitable man for County Supervisor. He would make an excellent official, i The State's loss in guns, accutremeuts, uniforms, etc., in the fire here on the 25th of April, was about $750. It is currently reported that the Richmond and Danville Railroad will change its schedules next Sunday. Everybody * should attend the Moonlight concert on the 17th. The only charges will be for refreshments. "Whisky or no whisky is the question. In the classic language of the immortal Tom Watson, ''where are we at? Fresh candies of all kinds, cakes and crackers, fruits, etc., will be found at the Bazaar, below the court house. There was a threatening forest fire in the neighborhood of Mr. Charles Barre's mill, near Leesville, last Saturday. Rev. Mr. Graichen delivered an earnest, eloquent and able address on "Missions" at St. Stephen's, last ] Sunday evening. The public school at Brookland having closed, Miss Sue Guignard j has mndfl arranorftments in ^nntirmfi o ~ it as a pay school. Col. D. J. Kiiotts made a stirring address before a large audience at Temperance Hall, last Friday evening, on "Prohibition. Lexington Lodge No. 237 I. 0. G. T. will meet next Friday evening at which time officers for the present term will be elected. T*l">o lnttc liov?? hv 4li/^ -C,>/-> + V>/% I JLUV iiV.iv K/J CUO UIU UU Li-iV, | 25th of April, will run up between i fifteen and sixteen thousand dollars, i with about $5,000 insurance. I Rheumatism racks the system like j a thumbscrew. It retreats before the j power of Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies the blood. The News and Courier is authority ! for the statement that Constable I Johnston, late of the dispensary con-: stabulary force, is arranging to open j a barroom at Batesburg. \ MILL WORK J ^k Srnd for 1'rlcM Jy or (?tologu<?^^ The adjusters of various insuram companies interested in the loss by the late fire, were in town Tue day, May lsfr, adjusting losses. A full stock of goods is being pi in at the Bazaar. When in want anything in the fancy grocery < fancy article line?v go there. Ladies, if you want perfumer sweet soaps, face j^owders, tool brushes, combs, etc., call at tl Bazaar, now below the court house. Clerk Spann is anxious to pay tl money due pensioners in this couni and those entitled to it are request* to call on inni ana get tueir portio When in want of clothing, th goods, shoes, household and plant tion groceries, call 011 Isaiah Hal wanger, who will quote the lowe prices. The County Commissioners ha let the contract to rebuild the fer ing around the jail, knocked do' during the recent fire, to Mr. Wa< Canghman. The present size of the Dispat is only a temporary arragement, ai as soon as we possibly can, we will j back to our regular size?an eig column folio. One share, $100 paid up stock the Lexington Manufacturing C belonging to the assets W. J. Assraai sold for $50 to W. P. Roof. Rev. Mr. Quick will preach in t Methodist church next Sunday afti noon, and Mr. James E. Hernh will deliver a lecture at St. Stephei in the evening. Much interest is being express as to the time of the opening of t State campaign. May the evil d be postponed until the last possit moment. ??- ? n. ^ i. _ Money is scarce auu mai, is ju why W. E. & A. F. Harraan are off< ing underwear, hosiery, gents' ti< etc., so cheap. Call and see them you want anything in this line. The closing exercises of the Su; mit High School takes place on Thui day and Friday, May 17.and 18: G( Tillman has been invited to be pr< ent, and John Gary Evans will deliv the address. Remember that you will now fii a new line of paper and envelopes all kinds, writing and pencil table pens, pencils, black and colored in] memorandum and pass books, pursi playing cards, banjo, violin a guitar strings, and notions general at the Bazaar, below the court hou The Summit Brass Band has for ally tendered its services to Gi Tillman as a part of the State milit The Band will be known as the <;P metto State Band of Summit, L< ington County, S. C. We are indebted to the Board Trustees of "The Winthrop Norn and Industrial College of South Ci olina" for an invitation to be prest at the laying of the corner stone Rock Hill, May 12, 1894, that d being the eighty-fifth birthday Hon. Robert C. Winthrop. A party of young ladies and chi ren spent Friday afternoon at Ir George's pond fishing. They si ceeded in catching a few pond lilli | mosquito bites, freckles and tin j minnows. But they say they ha< i jolly time. The County Commissioners h,' i posted notices on the bridge lej ; ing to the depot, over Twelve M ; creek warning persons to w; | their horses while crossing t I U..C J Lexington Brass Band is progr* sing finely under the leadership Prof. A. W. Hainiter. Result of the Examination. The result of the recent examii tion of teachers before the Conn Board of Examiners was as follows There were 52 applicauts for c< tificates, several of whom dropp out before the examination was ov< five received first grade certificate five second grade, and seven thi; grade. * i a#'sT\ ?a*? < \\t( tftOiW's | lih,*|gX7Doefors'j ; j?:?_wb s ~ 'B.BiB.eooeuui ..IS THE GREAT REMEDY 4 es ; \ _ FOR all blood and skin DISEASES - A w Has been thoroopbly tested by em- P >S- I A inent physieiaas and the people A V for 40 years, and never f&ik to A rare <juickiy and permanently A \ SCROFULA, ULCERS. ECZEMA, ~ . T RHEUMATISM. PIMPLES. ERUPTIONS, f at # and all manner of FATING, SPREADING and 0 \ RUNNING SOKES. Invariably cures tlie most \ r>f w loathsome blood diw-n.-i s if directions are fol- 0 \ lowed. Price $1 |>er bottle. 0 bottles l'or <?. For ^ ... P sale by dnnryisUs. V f SENT FREE ti-onbkkftl <TBES. 4 0 BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlanta, (ia. 4 I How J To ! Make D. ? Monev. a" nJ ti- Save it and you'll make it. Bu your Clothes, Ilats, Furnishings, &< from me and you'll save it. I ar now showing the largest and mos ve complete Spring Stock of these good IC ever brought to South Carolina, an at prices which are in reach of a rn x purses. A stylish and serviceable Sacque Suit for $10.5 i A handsome Blue Flannel, C Cheviot, or Serge Suit, for 12.5 a(x A beautiful Fancy Cheviot, go Cassimere or Serge Suit, tit in stylish long cut sacque, at only 15.C An elegant "perfection" in Suit, made in latest style n and handsomely trimmed, ' at " 18.J Qn These are only a few examples. have them in an endless variety < ke patterns and shades, and you'll 1 sure to find something that wi '1_ please you. In Furnishing Goods :ix am showing a complete line of Ba a's hriggan, India Gauze, and Lis Thread (hiderwear at 22c, 50c., $1.0 $1.50 and $2.00 per garuien ed Bleached .Jeans Drawers at 50c. an be I Toe. Per pair, exquisite shades an . | patterns in Neckwear' Collars, Cuff Hats, &c. attention is called to four specii lines of Hoys' Knee Pants Suits, Lo: 6134, 6135, 6693 and 6094, at $2.5 and $3.50. They are extra qualil 5r~ black and blue Cheviot, and panl 2S, have double knees, elastic waist banc if and hold fast buttons. If you cannot visit Columbia, wril I for what you want. Prompt an m-1 careful attention given to mail order :l M. L. KINARD, ! THE LEADING CLOTHIEI 6r i COLUMBIA, S. C. April 25?ly. ad ? of J. L. MIMNAUGH & CO. i This enter.M ising firm, in their usut 5 energetic w y ore advertising their in is, mense line of goods in a manner ca es< culated to d raw the attention of the pul ' | lie. In one of their front windows M; Qc* I Englehart, die world renowned lane ]y, scape artist, is at work with his brusl In a few minutes, with marvelous skil " he paints a beautiful oil painting, fit 1 m- adorn aDy purl or. These pictures J. I Mimnaugh & Co. are giving away wit _ every dollars worth of goods bought i ia. their establishment, but there is a sma al_ charge made for the frame at less tha it really cost. Whether you wish t 5X" buy or not you are cordially invited t watch the art -st at work. Added to this attraction, prices o of their goods ate away down and it wi ia] well repay < very oue to look at the lines before buying, ar int ' at j ^3^??? ott I M Id T. if. a V 1 ivej The Old Frienc id-1 And the best friend, that neve ;ile i fails you, is Simmons Liver Regu alk i iator, (the Red Z)?that's wna i j you hear at the mention of thi | excellent Liver medicine, am people should not be persuade* es-\ that anything else will do. '? of! It is the King of Liver Medi cines; is better than pills, an* takes the place of Quinine an< Calomel. It acts directly on th< Liver, Kidneys and Bowels an< la-! gives new life to the whole svs ty; tem. This is the medicine yoi j want. Sold by all Druggists ii | Liquid, or in Powder to be takei " ~! dry or made into a tea. ed j 49-EVP.RY PACKAGED Has the Z Slump In red on wrapper ?1 V J. H. ZEtmN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa. *S' Let the old is well as new custc I(i mers continue to patronize th i Bazaar. C LOTHING a i AT YOUR OW I AM NOW OFFERING MY ENTIRE STOC prices unheard of in this market. These goo ; 1 need their room and want the money,so come a ; away at \cur owe figures. This is no catch penn < offer, whicn jou will find out by giving me a call. I also keep a large and well selected stock of i I house and kitchen, for man and beast, which will I. HALTFW I LEXINGTOj ; February 14?3m. SEASONABLI WE AEE HEAI For the BEST Plow Bridles, Plow Lines, THE SMSON IS N "When you will want the above goods, you do not see my stock before purchasin. V f J 1 T 1 IT TT 11 T-? 1 ^ ior me ijeasi iwouey. lunuiy iiememoei \ J. S. D1 j* 13g main street, c( | Aug 2-ly FANCY GOODS i andI 10 i fine w ear 1? < The newest, the finest and most fashionable st ! carries the largest stock of the kind of any lions ! Hosiery, New Gloves in Moosquetaire bniton an | sey Skirts, best Knitted Jersey Underwear lor la I j cheap you can buy the many articles a lady neet | PIANOS AND j We sell direct from the factory. No expense. I Beautiful Upright Pianos, $250. Fine Parlor 0 *e i Sold on easy terms. tj. 1ST. T77". TIE '!! COLUMBIA. ! ! August 12?tf. LOItUk & L< * COLUMBIA HOTEL BLOC la IIEADQITARTE] %1 MILLS, BVAPORATO FIELD ^.ITJD 0--A.: {> I COTTON GINS, FEEDE! PRESSES ATSTP ! PLAIN AND DECORATED GLASS, MARBL1 j GRATES, LENDERS ]; HARDWARE r Come and see us or write to us when in ^ Jan. 1.?ly. i. I ClMPlf * d Class -KOI BSg~(jet cu ]] ! Atlas aDcl Erie Engin n i Stand Pipes and Sheet-1 ' ing, Pulleys, Gearing, Be Complete Cotton, Say Fertilizer Mill outfits; Cane Mill and Shingle o " ! Building, Bridge, Fact '' | Railroad Castings; Rai ,r j chinists' and Factory Su] Belting, Packing, injee ? j Saws, Files, Oilers, etc. 8ST Cast every day; wor Lombard Iro andSupp Passenger Depot. AUC1 i; 4P&SMANHOOD RE SSS @gl 1 Guaranteed to cure till nervous HBr jSffi rower. Headache, Wakefulnes I (OT \) "SP'W ness.alldralnsnndlossof po* x* ? A*f >>? ? broverexertion,youthful er jf gtf% uiants, which lead to Inttrmlty, 1 ve!<t pocltct. SI perbox.6foi iV t^l^tglTe a written goarantee t dflKmSfc^BiR&JMtttf'truKKists. Ask for it. take no o uki oaa a.\i> ajrrkit isi.Nti, in plain wrapper. Address a'EJ For sale in Lexington, S. C., by GEO r J :j Rootbeer 11 makes the home circle complete. This i COv great Temperance Drink gives pleasure and health to every member of tne family. A 25c. package makes 5 galIons. Be sure and get the genuine., Sold everywhere. Made only by ?. }-| The Chas.E Hires Co.; Philada. ! e t 8?nd ic rt?a?P tor booUfal P-ctcre Ctrcl. ?pj Boofc. j test j prot 11(1 SHOES N PRSCE. K OF CLOTHING AND SHOES AT >ds must be sold regardless of cost, nd make your selections and take tbem v rid vartwMn?-nf lint. a rani t.nnu fida >verything needed ou the farm, in the be sold cheaper than elsewhere. rANGER, X, ?. O. f GOODS. IQUAETERS. Harness, Traces, Back Bands, ete OW UPON I. You will miss an opportunity if g. I offer the Very Best of Goods JNN, )KUMBIA, S. C. I, NOTIONS DR LADIES, vies can now be found at Trump's, who e in the city. New Handkerchiefs, New d hooks. Kid Gloves a specialty, Jerdie.s and children. Come and see how Is from a Motion House. ' ORGANS. No commissions. The best makes, rgans, $50. See our stock and Prices. , s. c. JWRANCE K, COLUMBIA, S. C., RS FOR |R8, SHEET COPPER, E^3DE2ST SEEDS ERS, CONDENSERS, BELTING, SIZED MANTLES, GLAZED TILES, >, ETC., 3?.S3S?.:SS need of anything in our line. lers. r prices. es, Tanks, Stacks, ron Work; Shaft;xes, Haugers, etc. /, Grist, Oil and also Gin, Press, ut fits. ory, Furnace and lroad, Mill, Mapplies. tors, Pipe Fittings, k 150 hands. n Works lv (In.. J JSTA, GA~ CTAOCnf "XESVE IBSi* iO I UiiCiUi This wonderful remedy diseases, such as Weak Memory. Lots of Brain s. Lost Manhood, Nightly Emissions, Nervousfer In Generative Organs of either sex caused rors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stlmConsumptlonor Insanity. Can be carried to *?5, by mall prepaid. wltbaSS order we o care or refund tbe money. Sold by all >ther. Write for free Medical Book sent sealed liVESEED CO., Masonic Tern pie, CHICAGO. HUE SMITH, Lrufjglst. A GRAND OFFER! '83Eg? MME. A. RUPPERT'S ItlX face bleach lYirflt. A. KUK^tXr y says:" I appreciate the fact *Hrr}fjW * tbat t&ere are njaaytbouV fr Im aaadsofladlesfnthoUntted iflLi iTOflfr Statcathat would Pie to try M " ** IgflS myWorld-Beaowned Fac? tn wr?i Bleach: but hare been Sgaf* 'rz/~ Vu ^ kept from doing so on oocountof price,which !s 12.00 JE. per bottleor 3 bottles taken ~ , f ?<& together, $6.00. In order jgS? that all of these may have A^a ?u opportunity, 1 will give tS^A, to e^ery caller, absolutely * ? irec, a samplo bottle, and Ck /^k^C^lnOT<iertOBUPP^y those out -- --?^cz?-^of city, or in any part of the ldjwillsend ltsafely packedin plain wrapper charges prepaid, for 25 cents, silver or stamp." l every case of freckles, pimples, moth, sa1ness, blackheads, acne,ecrema.olliness,toughs, or any discoloration or disease of the skin, [ vrrinkles (not caused by facial expression? : ? blkai h rt;iiiuve.i i*u;uiuieiy. it ao<?8 DOS er up, as cosmetics do, 5ut is a cure. Address MA DAME A. BT7PPERT, (D*pt. 0.) . 6 East 14th St., NEW YORK CITYie Supreme Court, in the Florence cases, aesterd y decided in favor of libition.