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jg The Lexington Dispatch W-Zl - WEDNESDAY. FiD.Hr AHY 10. Isy7. BF Index to New Advertisements. Einal Discbarge-^W. H. Rast. f lthere is^> ||| 1 . I g<S Which mates customers uice I ihem. They're well H 1 w W?v.n ?.d ?<* H 4 in short, they're s??J in S m Blinds, Transoms, Sid. Ujhts. |j ? Kesvels,Balusters, Rail Mouldings, R j H Rough and IXessed Lumber, blnu- H I ^ BER CO- 1 ?^ . , ' - will b3-Sreatly Missed The membeis of the family of Mr Isaiah Haltiwanger, who have been residiog in town for some years, have bp** ? ~ ippved back to their old home in f.\ XawerPork, except Miss Nola, *bo A v baa accepted a position with Mr. W. .P. Roof. Mr. Haitiwanger will follow bis family a? soon as be winds op bis business. We are truly sorrow to | see this family go as. they are rei fined, ealtivated and intelligent pco f pie and will be greatly missed in k social and church circles A Life Saved. Jamestown. Tenn., October 15,1891 nkpei/tiano on/1 ilAJT uaug U l,Ci IIICU ^ujuiuiuuu uuu nearly all remedies for Female irregularities, but received do releif or benefit whatever. We had nearly despaired of her recovery when we were induced by our postmaster, Mr. A. A Gooding, to try Gerstle's Female Panacea, and after using four bottles she was entirely cured, . . ." ' for which I feel it my duty to let it !be known to the world and suffering humanity, for I believe she owes her life to the Panacea. A. J MACE, Sherifl of Fentress County, Tenn. For further inforrastion call on J. E. K&ufmann and get free, a pamphlet entitled, ''Advice to Women and Other Useful Information.'' Second Week Juror's. T. S. Leaphart, Henry Steel, W. j E. Baughman, J. Muller Metz, John L. Derrick, Jr., A. A. Guise, Hiram Hutto, John C. Muller, Emanuel j - ^ _ Dong, Jesse Hall, W. J. Gantt, | . George J. Miller, Luther GaDfct, W. J. McCartha, Silas E. Carter, Simon E. Bickley, Noah S. Crout, Marion Derrick, A. E. Craps, J. H. Counts, Virgil A. Gunier, Emanual G. 1>ox, Cal Buff, D. B. Sphaler, W. VI. Kaminer, J. J. Fuluaer, P. S. Corley, Samuel W. BookmaE, John E. Gantt, Joe A. West, John J. Kesler, George A. Eargle, Jesse B. Hook, W. B. Hite. Gurnet be Without Zt. Jamison, S. C, Sept 2; '90. k. . Since the people know I keep St. Joseph's Quick Relief they have taken ; it all out but one bottle,, and that one - I cannot sell until I get in some ; more, for I cannot be without it my- j self. It is beyond doubt the best medicine for cramps, colic, and all kinds of pain on the market. Send me three dozen bottles per express. R. D KITTRELL. | r For further information call on J {. E. Kauffmann's drug store and get a copy of St. Joseph's Four Seasons wifi'"'' ?- . ^ ll",ft,,av" "v" ] ' Beautiful Sea Shells. I&L Every one admires them. Since coming south I have received numerous inquiries from Northern people #% for sea shells, and now I am prepared to answer yes, I can send you shells, for I have made quite a coljjfef'' lection of lovely shells, both from our owir coast, the coral reefs and some ? lovely ones from the West India . islands. I will mail a dozen or more , different kinds, no two alike, to any ' one who sends a stamp for postage. Mrs. F. A. Warner, Jacksonville, Fla. Mother'in Isreal Gone to Best. Mrs. Selina Senn, widow of Rev. Conrad Senn^^&sed from earth to heaven January 19th, 1897, in the 88th year of her age. She was an earnest and devoted Christian woman, having given her heart to God and her band to the Church in early life, it was her endeavor to follow in the footsteps of Jesus and the whole of her long life was spent in deeds of charity and in works of love and mercy. She was active in all church work and delighted in ministering to the wants of the sick of the commu t nity. She leaves one son and four daughters and large circle of friends who cherish her in the casket of memory as rare purity who has been " taken hence to adorn the crown of her master. Her remains were inir ' terred in the burjing ground at Mt. Hebron. If the Baby is Cutting Teeth. Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrho-a. ^ Twenty five cents a bottle. mfm. It is the best of all HK PENCIL AXD SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here ar Thare by a Dispatch Mail. Subscribe for the Dispatch. Sunday is Yaleniint's day. j J The spriDg bonnet is budding. j Business is abo?t as lively as snail. The early gardeners are preparin to plant. There is no Sunday night servic* j in any of the churches. Make your tax returns. The tim to do so is drawing to a close. Death and taxes are about theonl two certain things in this life. La Grippe has about ran its coursi and the epidemic is on the wane. Wanted, a good milk cow, addres Luther Kleckley, Lexington, S. C. We want to see all those subscribei who promised to pay us court week The Masons will ride the goat ? their Lodge room in thi9 place Satu: day. Supervisor Langford gives an in portanfc notice to road overseers i: this issue. 3,000 bale? of first- class hom raised hay, at less price than can b purchased elsewhere in Columbia, a T. B. Aughtry & Co. The infant child of Dr. Rufu Kneece, who resides on Hollow creel died last week. This part of the terrestial glob will soon be warmed by the genera breath of spring. Mrs. C. B. Harman of Augusts Ga., is visiting the family of Audito M. D. Harman and others. No county in the State has a bet ter and more efficient set of count; ilion V?oc T.ovinrriat? V/LUV/iaiO iuau iiuo juv.aiu^ivu. Rev. S. J. Riddle will preach h the Baptist church at this place nex Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. There is much complaint abou the present cumbersome and expen sive county government system. Hon. J. Wm. Thurmond will ap pear for the first time as prosecutiD< attorney in this county next week. Miss Josy Caughman, who ii attending Roanoke College, has beei on a visit to relatives in this county. Hon. D. Frank Efird came uj from the Legislature Saturday anc spent that day and Sunday with bit family. "ilfi i r ha ii i il ? Tax payers shoulcl remember that the SOth day of this month is the last to make returns without the penalty. It is probable that the Southeri Railroad will have several damagt suits to defend at the coming tern of court. Mr. P. -I. Rawl, the dispenser a this place, has been suggested as i suitable person for State Liquor Com ! missioner. The communication from ou Irmo correspondent was received to< late to publish in this issue. It wil appear in our next. ; White rose and single comb ban tarns, and eggs for hatching for sal cheap. Apply at Dispatch office. The Legislature will probably pas a measure to relieve the tax payeri from borrowing money to run th j county government: The doctors are looking forward t< the time of spring greens and greei fruit with much pleasure in anticipa ting of a rich harvest. Mr. Rial North, one of the bes manipulators of the key board of th< type setting machine in the State was in town yesterday. Mrs. Eugenia Hendrix, who hai been quite sick with pneumonia sine* the death of her son, has, we ar< glad to say, recovered. It is current rumor that the erec tion of several cottages will shortb be commenced. We would rathe: see them than hear of them. It is reported that work on th< j new Lutheran church, which ha j been suspended for several weeks ! will be resumed about March 1. Remember that medicines of al kinds, perfumer}', sweet soaps, comb ! brushes, etc., can be found at th ; Bazaar. The flood gates of heaven wer i opened Friday night and ihe rail | descended in torrents. It was a gen i uine gully washer and trash mover. There will be a Masonic meeting | at Sinclair on the 13 inst at 2 o'clock A full attendance of the members i requested. By order of the Secre : tary. Miss Bosa Harman, who is teacl ing school near Seivern spent Satui j and Sunday with her parents. Sh I was accompanied by Mr. Haske i Gantt. I Saluda river was so much swolle | Saturday from the rain the night b< I fore as to be impassible. The water ! have about subsided to their norma heighth. Corn, peas and fodder will be ri ceived at highest market prices fc subscriptions to the Dispatch. The book for the registration of qualified electors of the town will be ^ opened on tl a 23J. If you want to vote for Intendant and Wardens for the town go and register We neglected to mention last week the birth of the semi mouthly LeesI ville Lancet. We wish it a long and I a | prosperous life. Messrs. Badges j | and Croker, are its editors. g { An Intendant and four Wardens for the town of Lexington will have to be elected soon. As there is all >s honor, a lot of cursing and no pay, candidates are as scarce as hen's LCCtL/# Attention is directed to the advery tisement of the Central National Bank of Columbia. This is a safe e, institution for corporations and individuals to deposit their money and (S it makes accommodating terms to borrowers. g Mrs. Ivar Harth and her bright and interesting son, Willie, her ^ sister, Miss Gussie Caughman, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Pauline L. Harman. Miss Rosa Belle, the charming daughter of J. W. Dreher, Esq , is D visiting Miss Florie Meetze at this place. She leaves to day for Lees e ville to attend the marriage ceremony e of Mr. F. H. Hendrix. ^ Sam Price and Harry Ivyzer, two youths of this town who ran away from s their parents a week or so or ago, b finding that providing for themselves ' no AUOTT fiO ATTVOnfo/'] rO. vvtio uui1 ao caoj ao wutj vaj^wv?.?.v*j * w e turned home Monday night. d Any tendency to premature baldnes may be promptly checked by use u of Avers Hair Vigor. Don't delay r till the scalp is bare and the hairroots destroyed. If you would realize the best results, begin at once P with this invaluable preparation. Mr. D. S. Leak, representing the ^ well and favorably known Pomona ^ Nurseries, of which Mr. J. Van Lindly is the proprietor, will be in Lexington some time this spring to canvass for orders. Persons in want of fruit and ornamental tree3 will do well to wait_until he comes. ^ In looking around for the cheapest 3 place to buy family and plantation supplies, hay, grain and tobacco, don't forget that Wm. Piatt & Co, Columbia, will quote you prices on these goods so low that you will look no further. 3 The Patton College at Oak Cliff, 1 Dallis, Texas, of which Mr. A. S. Laird, formerly of this county, is ) the efficiant President, was totally 1 destroyed by fire last week. Other 5 quarters were procured and the college resumed its session with the loss of only & few days. The many ? friends and relatives of Prof. Laird ] > in this county sympathize with him in his misfortune. j A young man in Lowell, Mass., 5 troubled for years with a constant 1 cussion of boils on his neck, was completely cured by taking only three bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla. ^ Another result of the treatment was a greatly improved digestion with increased avoirdupois. The Carolina National Bank of r . ... Columbia solicits the business of the , county aud offers extraordinary inducements to depositors and borrowers. It does a general banking business and is officered by accomoda B ting and pleasant gentlemen. It has been suggested by a citizen s of the Fork, that the Qounty Board 3 of Commissioners should purchase at e least three ferries on Saluda river ; and free them for the convenience of d the citizens on that side of the river, i "We think the suggestion a good one : - and hope it will meet with a favorable consideration by the Board, t Anticipating a large crowd in at- 1 5 tendance upon court, A. Marks, the , proprietor of the well and favorably 1 known restaurant on Depot street, 3 has made extensive preparations to 1 3 accommodate it with first class board 3 and lodging! His table will be sup- 1 plied with the best the market af- 1 fords, served in the best stvle at moderate charges for cash strictly. TT'I Ml I I 'LL L \\ ny win you Duy uiuer nauseating tonic when Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is as sweet as Lemon ' Syrup. Your druggist is authorized to refund the money in every case I where it fails to cure. Price 50c. j ! Deputy Cleik, Samuel B. George, 1 j requests us to say that he knows the ? person who borrowed his umbrella e I 1 . I | from the Clerks office last week and : j respectfully asks him to return the ! e | same. n j Baker's bread, cakes, crackers, \ i- j fine canned goods, candies and fruits ! i of all kinds: at the Bazaar. Kemera- j r ! ber this while attending court. ' j When you come to court don't for- j s | get to call and settle your dues at | the Dispatch office. : Those who love good eating should j l" j not fail to patronize Marks' Restau- j I rant. He always furnishes his table I e ; with the best the market affords, " i cooked in the very best style. ? ; Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I i- The Best Salve in the world for j .g | Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt j , i Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped j Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and iSkin i Eruptions, and positively cures Piles j or no pay required. It is guaranteed I 2* ! to give perfect satisfaction or money 'r j refunded. Price 25 cents per box. j i For sale at J. E. Kauffman's. Your Present ITeed tr Is pure, rich blood, and a strong and healthy body, because with the approach of spring and the beginning of warmer weather your physicial system will undergo radical changes. All the impurities which haveaccum ulated during colder weather must now be expelled or serious consequenc3 will Jesuit. The one true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Its record of cures is unequalled. Its sales are the largest in the world. A few bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla will prepare you for spring by purifying and enriching your blood and toning and invigorating your whole system. Business for Court. It is the opinion of Court officials that the term which commences next week will be a lengthy one, extending perhaps into the third week. nriminol on^ pivil flTP heavy and it is the desire of all parties interested to have them cleared. This will be the first appearance af Solicitor Thurmond as prosecuting attorney and his management > of the cases in his charge will be watched with unusual interest. He comes highly recommended -as a lawyer of brilliant attainments, a pr<> found thinker, a logical reasoner and* an eloquent speaker, and in every way qualified to discharge the duties of the office to which be has been elected by the peoble. Judge Aldrich, who will preside over the Court, has the well earned reputation of being one of the ablest jurists who ever wore the ermine in South Carolina and his decisions are prompt and righteous. In the criminal court there are already on the docket sixteen cases AAvvio/1 AT'OV "f VA1Y1 flip ?LliUil ncic Luuicu wwa. last term and new bills will be given to the grand jury in more than this number of cases, some of which are: The State vs Bach man Richardson, who is indicted for killing Aleck Bouknight at Irmo last fall. The defendant in this case is out on bail. Bill Lundy, Dora Steadman and another man are in jail charged with killing as yet an unknown negro at or near Fredonia. Jim Hart, Jr., will have to answer to the charge of maliciously killing B. B. Roberts another negro, some time ago at Steel's turpentine still. His defense will be that the killing was accidental. The case of J. H. Petit, the engineer who is charered with being the cause of the wreck "011 tb? South bound railroad near Swansea, in which three lives were lost, will probably come up. Frank Foose and Alice Dreher^re charged with adultry. R. L. Collum, Martha Patterson and Henry Bynum are each indicted for grand larceny. Margaret Mims, is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. > Oskcho Nelson and otlv-:^ assault and battery with the intent to kill. J. Lee Neese, assault and battery with intent to kill. William Harris, house breaking and larceny. Tom Jones, adultery. "Wellington Wingard, felony. D. D. Traywick, breach of trust. . Alfred Hutto and J. R. Wilson, adultery. Sam Whitmore who was convicted at the September term in his absence, is in jail awaiting for his sentence to be opened and read. Ben Flake, charged with assault and battery, whose case was continued from the last term on account of the illness of John McHaster, Esq., his attorney, is in jail awaiting trial. Wm. and Lee Say lor, wha are charged with house burning, are out on bail. Valentines! Valentines! Just received and now on exhibition at the Bazaar, an extensive and elegant variety of New Novelties in Valentines. The line of New Lace Valentines are entirely new designs this season, the ideal of dainty elegance and beauty, New Satchet Valentines, handsomely assorted designs and highly perfumed, and Novelty Valentines of unusual extent and variety, the designs are remarkably original and artistic. Our line of Sentimental find Comic Valentines, will be found fresh, varied and complete, sharp darts, almost every imagnable personal pecularity or trait of ' character that can be made the subject of satire receives a home thrust j Call early and inspect them. 13 It is Doing Something. Not a day passes but what we are several times asked what the Legislature is doing and the peson asking the question almost invariably rnswers it himself by saying ''Nothing I suppose." Yes, the Legislature is doing something. It has permitted mad dogs to roamYhe country atwillj. by failing to pass the "yaller" dog . bill, it has licensed him to kill sheep i when his appetite craves mutton, and j the probability is that it will increase j the tax levy or raise the assessment. ' <. Quite an Honor. tp We RKfi always glad to note the pre- 1 1 gress, tt e victories ailievjd ard the /y honors won in their studies by tie Wl young men of Lexington who are at ? tending college in other places and iu Y^\ other States. A cord of pride is ^ touched in our bosom for the young I v man and for the county whenever in n we hear of the success of any of our are boys; therefore, it is with pleasure that we are able to publish the follow item: Si Frank A. Miller, of Hartsville, Da for liDgtou county, son of Representative Miller, who is only nineteen years of age, will represent the Agatheridan Literary society of the University of 1 1 Nashville, in a debate with the Brosophiau Literary society. This debate is the most prominent of four u|ter-society debates, and the victor nyrc il always awarded a gold medal. sale 'Arthur F. Harman, of Lexington, the youngest son of our Auditor, -i will represent the Agatheridan society in the contest for the medal in ^1 oratory. This contest will be with ^ K the representatives of the Eroso- inGtc m , . . . { pfeian and Adelphi Literary societies "who will be represented by young of S;' men from Arkansas and West Vir- J.u gia. The Agatheridan society is composed of sixty four young men -ffem every State in the South and is the largest literary society in connection with the University. Mr. Harman's subiect will be <kThe i Mechanism of Religion." TS It, Did Ton Ever I )' style lery, Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles ? If not, get a bottle qq bow and get relief. This medicinehas been found to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all xjg Female Complaints, exertiDg a wonderful direct influence in giving y0, strength and tone to the organs. If you have Loss of Appetite, Con- BE stipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, u or ifte Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine you neeed. Health and Strength Scn<1 are guaranteed by its use. Fifty yj. cents and SI.00 at J". E Kauflman's Drug Store. j . ? Communications. ^ >The Dispatch receives a great many communications which do not Li ajppear in print. First, because ^ many of them have no genuine sig- Lo Dpture. Second, often tbey are crowded out for another issue, which ^ causes them to become stale. Third, oily short, crisp, news items are ? Ranted, and no personal insinuations Vfcll be admitted. This explains I :Ay many letters sent us do not appear, while we are anxious and urge i friends TrdEHMl sections to send ujTthe news. It will be interesting tv theirs and other localities. ] f * For Rent, The Judge Boozer homestead, j ifwelling with eight rooms, tenant h^use with three rooms, large and 1 ^excellent gardens and five acres good : truck and farming land, Rent I reasonable, Apply to j J ^4 G M Harman. < MASONIC. 1 \ A A REGULAR COMMUNICA- 1 ^i^ftion of Lexington Lodge, AANo. 152, A. F. M.. will be held ( | \ on Saturday, February 13th at 2 p. ra. Members will be prompt in at- t tendance, as this meeting will be the last for the settlement of dues. G. M. Harman, Secretary. I ?Officers Appointed. ? l The County Board of Cornmisifconers held on important meeting Monday, at which much routine work was transacted and the officers at its disposal appointed. Alv 1 George H. Koon was appointed foreman of the chain gang at a sal- * iy fry of $47 50. per month, the county 2o board him and his guard, and he furnish guard, carpenter's tools and C0L1 jjo blacksmith work. T)B n T"\ T7I..1 J 3BU1 .LA JC uiLuei naa cicv;tc<a accuti siona of the poor bouse at a salary of $10 Coun and $2 extra for washing, making $12 per month, including board for j l&imself, wife and two children. Dr. M. Q. Hendrix was elected physician to the poor house and jai1, j at a salary of $18 per annum. Ex- J Esj traordinary cases of surgery to be trust< charged for extra. The contract for the public print- site C ing over which the Board has con- i t0E^ Irol, was awarded to Mr. G. M. Har- J man for $40. EDI The official bonds of M. D. Har- j man. Auditor, and E L "Wingard, j B \ T Treasurer, were examined and ap- I * I Pr* proved. j ally Mr. F. E. Dreher received the ap- j co^ pointment as clerk of the Supervisor, j .. ^ _ j Capt. M. D. Harman. has received i an application signed by twenty ex- j Confederates to organize a camp of W I'nited Confederate Veterans at Chapin. We are requested to state that it will be impossible for him to come before court, after the adjourn- j ment of which he will give notice of j the date of organization through the ! columns of the Dispatch. Much of our editorial space is j Sq, given up to our correspondents this j ^ week, for which we have no apaiogy | to make. j m | Lemons, lemons, lemons, always j (jj ' to be found at the Bazaar. ' pap< utt's Pills * ire All ver Ills. c ) those living nalarial districts Tutt's Pills indispensible, they keep the T tem in perfect order and are _ n absolute cure cirlr hrorlnrlif indicrP"stiori. I laria, torpid liver, constipa1 and all bilious diseases. Litt's Liver Pills ? + Manchester's Pills. ? ancbester's famous English Pen- ij iyal Pills, for female ills. For at the Bazaar. Final Discharge. Aj persons interested will take notice that I will apply to Hon . Lenphart, Judge of Probate for Lexm count}*, S. O., on Saturday, the 13tb )f March, at II o'clock a. m. for a discharge as Executor of the Estate imuel J nines, deceased. w. ii. f. r.yst, Execntor. fi, mary 10, 18U7. ?5wi7. V . 1. REtKLim ^.ISTIST. )LUMBIA, S. C*, NOW MAKING THE BEST PICjres that can he ba 1 in this conntry, ill who have never bad a real fii o picshonld now fry some of bis litest FIE s. Specimens can be seen at his Galup stairs, next to the Hub. you oo HUNTING? } n=W^j^ru V OF COURSE iw!" iuy a MARLIN. II .IT " has a solid top?Protection, t ejects at the sldo-Convenicnce. It ts llpht weight?Comfort. It has the I) all a no Barrel?Accuracy. ^ It lias fewest parts-Simplicity. sel< 1 for complete catalogue, free. Special pacii : of cards for 15 cents. ma IE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., Dr: New Haven. Conn. me ran nary 21?ly. law Mills, = ight ami Heavy, and Supplies. mm CHEAPEST AND REST. M Tn-t every day; wor< ISO hands. r rrmara iron worKS and Supply Co., AUGUSTA, GKOiiGIA. iuary 27?ly. Ramsey & Reynold's C Importers and Wholesale LIQUOR DEALERS, I Best equipped establishment in the State for prompt shipment of fine Whiskies and Wines. LIQUORS BY THE GALLON ?at? te BARREL PRICES. J Fine Pennsylvania and Maryland | Blended Whiskies. Kentucky Sour ilash Whiskies, Maryland Peach ind Apple Brandies, Imported Port ihfrry and Madeira Wines, Scotch >ud Irish Whiskies, Jamaica Rum, fames Hennessey & Co's. Three ^ Uar Cognac Brandy. North Carolina rennessee and Maryland Corn Vtiiskies. L.ARGE STO~K, LOW Pit ICES! I iV'rile for Catalogue and Price List j Mail orders recehe prompt atten- Be: ion. I EA.MSEY & REYNOLDS, 833 Broad St, Augusta Ga. Dn. November 5, 1806. . J hall ligl list DH.- E. .), ETIIEKEUGE, 3K rifo>:orv dentist, LEESYILLE, S. C. * ice next door below post ofhce. Dn. pays on hand. I aug 12?Cm Del ceri IDREW CRAWFORD , ATTORNEY AT LAW, J JMBIA, - - - S. C ACTICES IN THE STATE AND C* Federal Courts, and offers his profesI services to the citizens of Lexington ty- t A , ;ober 18?ly. \ Mj Libert M. Boozer, torncv at Law, 2 COLU3IB1A, is*. c. Lcjr fecial attention given to business en- ? ?d to hi in by his fellow citizens o lgton county. J j ice: No. 5 Insurance Building, oppo- U!ity Hall, Corner Main and Washing ireuu*. )rnar? 28 -tf. < IIX FOLK. STSOTEES, A TTORXEY AT LA IV, C ESBURG, - - - - S. C. ~ ictices in all the State Courts, especi- k iu Lexington, Edgefield and AikeD ' 1 ;ies r. G?ly :els the : rays f The paradox of the X rays s that tLey 8 will penetrate a'ru \st i very part > of the livixw hut ti;e liver. "Hilton's Life lor the L.ver and Kidneys" has a special action on that organ an 1 Li-S the kidneys, stiinn'ating them to ? healthy action, and d fin sing its intlaence lor good to ev ry i art of th; body. i Ma Id by druggist everywhere, holesale by MURRAY DRUG C J., > Columbia, S. C. n For Sale at THE BAZAAR. trl'-'y- A all, or send and pay for yotr tea ?r. { r * 1 ' ' . D. L. BOOZER, J. WILLIAM BOOZER. D. D. S. J. EDWIN BOOZER,D. D. S. tracting and Artificial Dentare, Filling and Treating Teeth. Crown and Bridge Work MS. D. L BOOZER & S0j\tS, ] DENTAL SURGEONS, I 1515 MAIN STREET, OLUMBIA, H. <JJ. * | AT " ; EXINGTON COURT WEEK FEB. 16-20. WE OFFER J Not such as are usually sold by commission and ^ produce men, but direct from farmers who )Q BARRELS CHOICE ; own , grow for SEED including ^ WSIIPOTATO Early Rose, Hebron, SEED. Rural Xcw Yorkers, > / v. * Crown Inod, Burpee's Extra Early, V / Bliss Triumph, Xew Queen Holt on Rose. \ \ ur New Queen . This Tomatto is the finest grown.' Doe&noirot 1 I Tnmatn easily. Solid meat, bright red, and best for oB^H I U Is Id IU. shipping, for canning or domestic use fcTSEXD FOR CATALOGUE. ~ t , 10RICK & I0WEANCE, 1 e carry the largest and ' I best stock of iiil i i n Wholesale Grocers, :ld ano garden seed xj COLUMBIA, - - S. C. in the State. Jan. l.?lv. i JEORGE E. JACKSON, RETAIL DEALER IN DVAAATIQ ATATmiUa Aim WATTftUS HI UlFUllU, UJJVIUIIIU aui; uvtiviiW) COLUMBIA, S. C. >1 Fakes pleasure in announcing to the people of Lexington County that he has a well I ?cted stock of rail and Winter (roods, which lire marked down to the lowest possi- I notch. My expenses are light, therefore I can afford to sell goods cheaper then J ny of my competitors. I keep such goods as are usually found in a First Class f Goods Store, and are of the \ery best quality at the lowest prices. Don't forget ^ when you come to the city shopping. ^ C. F, JACKSON, Manager,! . OST OFFICE BLOCK DRY GOODS STORE. ERKINS MANUFACTURING CO. YELLOW PINE LUMBER, HIGH GRADE MANUFACTURERS OF LOORING, CEILING, SIDING, FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES AND LATHS, OORS,SASH AND BUNDS, 1 AUGUSTA, GA. J ^ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.,?! J February 1?ly. DAILY TJSED. 1 DR. J. 3. lCMILLAiT'S J " arsaparilla and Queen's Delight, SKIN ATVT> RLOOI) PURIFIER. J st Kuown Remedy for Rheumatism, Syphilitic Affections, Tumors, Boils, Ulcerations, Scrofula, CjnstipatioD, Catarrh, Pimples, Indigestion, Kid- J ney Troubles, Etc. - I J. B. McMillan. Graniteville, S. C Dr.. J. B. McMillan, Graniteville, S. C 1 t gives me pUasure to 1 entity in Le- * e, the nndersigncd, Lave used yiar B f of your Sarsaparilla and Queen's De- Sareparilla and (Queen's Delight with tne M it, I have been suffering with ltheuma- most beneficial results for Skin and Blood ifl u for sometime, and nothing gave me Diseases. We regard it as a very superior II h relief as one bottle of your Sarsapa- preparation and recommend it to the public. -J a and Queen's Delight, it having entirely liespectfully. 8 eved me of pain. I regard it us one tf- W. W. Harden, -- fl * A Wm I M be^ preparations on me niaraui. , iespectfully Wyatt Walton, Lanzley, S. C W. H. Harden, B J. E. Napier, j. B. McMillan, Graniteulle, s c. t. e. Cirpenter, I have used your Sarsaparilla and Queen's E. Timmerman, I ight with perfect satisfaction. It will S. E. Cook, 8j tainly doall that is claimed. ltesprctfuly, J. A. Bjlton, I Paul F. Bowers. M D. Grani'.e?ilie, S. C. Jj FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE $1.00. J 'tbruiry 3?tf. ^ ? * M. Efird. F. E. Dreheb. I CAROLINA_ .. _ EFIRD&DREHER, NATIONAL BANK, M I tornevs at law, " oo'c?1*'" 1 i state, city mb -totsir depository, . i LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C. P4idnpCapiw 1 [TILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE Surplus Profits . ? ^MO^OOO ' ' f Courts. Business solicited. One o? ??? 4 A j nber of the firm will always be at office, SaYingS Jlepartmeilt. M ington, S. C. Deposits of $5 00 and upwards received. one 17?6m. Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. W. A. GLARE, President. R. C. C. STANLEY, J SURGEON DENTIST, LEXIN GTON Y J COLUMBIA, s. c. CAW1WCC . RAW1( 1 ce in the Kendall Building, Corner w rt ? I I 1 w W I\? _ ' VY''^ g in and Washington Streets. Rooms Nos. 7 and 8, Second Floor. | DEPOSITS RECEIVED StBJECT 0 CHECH. *= JJ ictober 16, 189o. ?6m. I ? | ALLEN JONES, President. I W. KUSEMANN, | ???&?" T I ^ 7 ! Allen Jones, W. P, Boof, C. M. Efird, ' V CrXJlVSiMm B. Hilton. James E. Hendrix. DEALER IN I EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. I . I Deposits of $1 and upwards received and - I a * O I interest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed, 9 j. PaNa^^fe APril a-n<i October1- < "^VlM iiSmfflil ] juns ^ JS% STATE CITY & COUNTY DEPOSITORY ' Si PIS 1OLS, FISHING TACKLE, I Columbia, s. c. , ... Paid up Capital $13/,000 tol Cartridges. Sportsmen s Art.c es, o. : Surplus and Profits 60,000 " '">1 very description, and oi the be^t j Transact a general Banking business. 9 makes. Hazard A Atlas 1 owner, i Cuetui attention given to collections. S "ho!^v?e?Am?^?'' SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. I in St , near the Central National Bank, j Deposits ot $1 and upwards received. I COLUMBIA, S. C. ' Interest allowed at the rate ol 4 per cent. 9 iovember 4 per annum, payable quarterly, on first dav . of January, April, July and October. _ gt -j g< i| i Sxfety deposit boxes to rent, from $4 to fl r r0I6S8101Ull vftl IS. S12 a year: Herring's best-absolutely bur- fl ' glar proof and tire t?root. NX CALL LEFT AT THE BAZA.*K A. C. HASKELL, President, 1 ^ n r my services will b s promptly it- W. C. FISHEB, Vice President I dedt). C. E. LEAPHAKT,M. D. JULIUS H. WALKER, Cashier. epteniber 11. ?tl. _ February 12? ly. I - H fl I jfl