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I Carolina want the dispensary closed. I Resolved, 2nd. I am tke people. H Black, the young white man who I rifled letters in the Colombia post H office of their valuable contents, plead I guilty Thursday in the United States I _ - Court now in session at Charleston, I and was given one year in the South I ^ I Lost, strayed or stolen?The Lilly ^ "WhitS Republicans. Not hearing anything of them recently, we are greatly concerned about them. Maybe, perhaps, they have gone up "salt river" to "cure" their greed for office. Hon. Wm. J. Brayan, having been invited to attend the big Alliance encampment to be held at Tirzah in York county this summer, has declined for satisfactory reason. We hasten to assure the Columbia Record that we have no grudge against Georgia. It is not because we love Georgia less but South Carolina more. Governor Ellerbe has appointed Congressman John L. McLaurin United States Senator to succeed JosephH. Earle, debased. Beware of Ointment for Catarrh that -Ckstam Mnrcnry, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. ~ * * % ? * ?? j Such articles snooia never oe usea to except on prescriptions from repataS ble pbysic'acs. as the damsge tbey ' will do is ten fold to the good yon can possibly derive from them. Halls Citarrh Cire, maonfactnred by F. J CbeDey & Co., Toledo, 0, contains no mercery, and is taken internally acting directly opon the blood and mncoas sarfaces of the system. In baying Hall's Catarrh Core be snre you get the genuine. It is taken internally, aod made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J Cheney & C). Testimonials free. The poorest man may give as much as the richest, if he will give all he can. If you would know what it means to be rich, find out that it is blessed to give. Many people find their only happiness in forcing themselves to le unhappy. AVhy will you buy bitter 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 where it fails to cure. Price />0e. v ^ >>.v books 6 40 29 S L Smith, supervisor, services as supervisor 150 00 30 H F Hendrix & Bro., hoes and axes. 4 75 31 Geo S Drafts, sheriff, sheriff's fees, &c 71 00 32 D W Addy, lumber for bridge 11 37 33 H C Lake, building bridge 31 00 34 J D Wessinger, lumber 3 38 35 H S Hill, building bridge 90 00 36 W A Goodwin, magistrate and constable... 43 75 37 B H Earbart, conveying pauper to poor n. 2 50 38 J H Hiller, lumber... 17 02 39 L J Langford, services township commissioner 3 00 40 Meetze & Son, goods for jail 5 75 41 J H Hiller, commutation tax 14 00 42 H W Haltiwanger, services county and township board comrs 8 30 43 H W Haltiwanger, services board equalization 10 60 44 Scott Hendiix, coffins 7 50 45 CS Bradford, insurance on court house and jail 100 00 46 G S Drafts, nursing Noah Bundrick 2 00 47, S J Stewart, repairing fence around jail 8 00 48 Ben Summers, digging up trees and court h. square 7 00 49 H A Spann, freight on books 4 78 50 Geo S. Drafts, fees in sheriffs office 145 75 51 Geo S Drafts, dieting prisoners 57 90 j 52 D M Frick, plow stock and scrapes 17 25 53 S L Rawl, wood for c. house 9 50 54 H G Eleazer, M. D. ?~l ^-4?avawmwai ? ^ nn post LLJUI tCUJ CAttUiiuai u u v/v 55 S B George, expenses comr. election 1 00 5G P L Hiller, coal for j lil 5 05 57 U W Jefcoat, trial justice, and constable 31 25 58 R L Keisler, interest on note 112 35 59 R W Haltiwanger, magistrate 5 54 GO W S Hite, services trial justice and constable.. 18 75 G1 W W Barr, cotton seed meal and acid 10 20 62 AY W Barr, service on board equalization.... 3 20 63 W W Barr, services on county board comrs... 2 20 64 WW Barr,commutation tax 128 00 j 65 Roof & Barr, lumber.. 1 8 35 i j 66 W P Roof, road tools, &c 22 45 67 W P Roof, supplies for poor house and poor 147 55 j i 68 James Fulmer,repairing bridge 10 15 i 69 Farmers Mechanics MTg Co., road suppli 33 7 10 1 70 J M Shealy, lumber. 5 88 71 J J Boozer, cleaning out pipes at j iil 1 00 j 72 J J Jefcoat, services township comruis'er 3 00 IuUlWl I VO Ol 115 P G Taylor, commu-1 I talion tax V- I 116 S R Smith, services B board equalization.. 19 40 I 117 S J Clark, constable 8 69 I 118 H A Spaon, fees in I clerk's office 40 05 I 119 RDHarman, steward I ' inoo poor nouse -xo 120 G M Harman, printing and stationery... 30 80 121 S R Smitb, services township com'rs 3 00 122 P G Taylor, services equalization board.. 8 00 123 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., books, &c.. 24 80 124 P B Lever, services board equalization.. G 00 125 S L Smith, services supervisor 150 00 126 Luther Mayer, services township comr 5 00 127 J C Spires, repairing bridge 27 65 128 P B Lever, commutation tax 8 00 129 D W Hite, services county board comrs. 3 20 130 G A Shealy, lumber. 160 76 131 Samuel H Lever, carrying pauper to poor house 1 00 132 J D Senn, carrying pauper to poor house 1 45 133 P G Taylor, services township conrsioner. 2 00 134 T W Craft, services county commissioner and township board. 6 50 135 John J Jefcoat, lumw ... 23 75 13f> D E Shumpert, repairing bridge 2 00 137 D "SV Hite, services board equalization.. 12 60 138 J H Roberts,sharpening and making picks 75 139 S P Shumpert, services board equalization 7 20 140 W S Hite, services trial justice 18 75 141 J D Senn, commutation tax 10 00 142 D J Griffith, jury, witnesses and constables pay bills 1,505 80 143 M Q Heudrix, services physician poor house and j ril 24 00 144 G M Harman, printing and stationery.. 137 25 145 S L Smith, services supervisor 150 00 146 Meetze & Son, groceries, <fcc 1 50 147 IT W Jefcoat, services as trial justice and constable 31 25 * f O m C * r* -f o fcoc; m i lO U O JL/iaiio? iu sheriff's office 225 60 149 G S Drafts, dieting prisoners 134 50 150 H A Spaun, fees June term court 104 25 151 Scott Hendrix, coffin. 3 00 152 G M Plarman, printing and stationery.. 30 85 153 Matthews A Bouknight, shovels, Ac.. . 7 00 i 151 J WGeiger M, D, post mortem examination. 5 00 155 J M Craps, woik on pipes at jail 3 00 156 G E Howell, board, clothing and nursing John Martin 3 00 > Hi | m no ; m HHn, I i & nnHun fl^HMU|^^H|^HB5 ft BBHHHB| 4 MR^HHyn| 4 9BHHHMin?v 2 ^MnV 12 43 j^HJH^HH 50 nnflgHnK nmHHp. is v i c e s nHH .. ^^BHH^H|^Vinsar- / HhH. HnD. exbBBHBHHc lumber |^BH|^nB services 1 00 sei vices uu labor H 5 00 ^ HBdwin, serjustice and MM I I I^^HH^Vowman, darn ffiUftnule 00 HH^^^^ntiwanger, BHRB 5 oo Haltiwanger, IB5 t- ]' an<^ C0D- 31 25 I Kaltiw anger, /" I Bg jury $ 00 ^H^^Hiudler, services j^^^pPnsbip board and 4^^ ^H^fcard co. comr. I Hb Taylor, servu^^J I sb ^^ooarcT 202 J W Dreber, 8ervBB^BHp8jH fc. j. and constable. . 29B^C R Rish, services t. j." and constable 204 R W Haltiwanger, holding inquest 15 00 205 S P Shumpert, ser- -J?1 vices co. comr % 2 GO 206 P B Lever, services co. comr 2 00207 J H Hiller, services board co. comr 2 90 208 J H Hiller, services co. bo3rd of equaliza. 3 90 OftQ T W Oroff ccrvi^a township board and board county comr.. 3 75 210 Isaiah Hallman, lumber 4 59 211 Burt Fallaw, extra work on bridge / 0 00 112 J M Marchant, service as constable 25 00 213 T E Summer, service trial justice 33 33 214 Burt Fallaw, rebuildj-^ _ . _ . ing bridge 09 $0 215 S L Smith, services jl supervisor 150 00 216 R Lee Muller, building bridge 15 00 217 C E Leephart, proceeding in lunacy... 24 00 ' 218 C E Leaphart, post mortem examination 5 00 219 C E Leaphart, post mortem examination 5 00 j 220 C E Leaphart, proceeding in lunacy... ' 24 09 j 221 J H Fields, holding inquest 27 8') j 222 J H Fields, holding inquest 12 60 223 P B Qtfattlebaum, lumber, &c 2 75 j 224 Jno T Sawyei^jsarry-ing lunalictoasybirru*H^^^ 225 H W Haitiwanger, senices township and county boards G 15 j 226 P B Quattlebaum, - lumber, <kc 5 5U 227 L M Mitchell, exam iLinor lunatic * o ue : 228 E F Strother, examining lunatic 5 00 I 229 W S Hite, services i magistrate and constable 43 Tor 230 W S Hite, holding in- f quest 10 5tf, 231 A J Boatwrigbt, services township commissioner 5 00 232 R B Barr, services township com'&ioner 5 00* 233 J B Stokes, road tools 0 35jj 234 Dr T S Fox, post mortem examination 5 001 235 J C Glover, shovels.. 1 236 J N P Hallman & Ephriam Hall, building bridge 62 23 j 237 D J Griffith, jury, wit- sj nesses and constables pay bills 731 3(1 j 238 D J Griffith, jury and ' 'J witness pay bills.... 1,065 40 239 Geo H Koon, building biidge 13 00 240 Geo H Koon, building bridge 21 50 241 J G Taylor, lumber, Ac 4 00 242 S, uth Carolina Peni- ?teotiary, shackles... 2 0J 243 John I) Farr, stamps, Ac., for office 1170 244 R L Keisler, lumber. 2 J 245 J C Fulrner, lumber. 49 47 240 J E Reynolds and others, services witnesses 4 00 247 F D Kendal, examination in lunacy 5 00 248 G S Drafts, dieting prisoners 209 80 249 John A Cromer, fixing bridge 1 42 250 U "VV Jefcoat, services magistrate 81 25 251 S P Shumpert, lumber, Ac 10 50 252 F L Sandal, post mortem examination.... 10 00 258 J M Marchant, services constable...... 18 75 254 T E Summers, holding inquest 17 00 255 J M Marchant, services constable 4 00 25G T E Summer, services magistrate 25 00 257 Daniel F Hallman, building bridge.... 25 00 [Continued next aveet.j Final Discharge. o All persons interested will tike notice that I will apply to Hon. C. E. Leaphart, Judge of Probate for Lexington county, S. C., on Friday, the 2">th day of June, 1897, for a final discbarge as Adminstratrix of the Estate of Rev. J. F. Riser, deceased. MRS. KATE E. RISER Administratrix. S97. ? 5 w32. Teacfiers^Examination. The next reg^mj^-E^mination for Teacher's County Certificates of Q unification to tcacli in the free public I schools ot this county, will be held in the I court house Friday, .Tune 25, 1897, com-. | mentiug at 9 o'clock a. in. All applicants are expected to furnish j their own stationery. JOHN D. FARR. County Superintendent of Education. Lexington County. May 22d, 18D7.-5w32, Notice, Trespassers. ALL PERRSON3 ARE HEREBY Positively fobidden to trespass upon any of our lands either by hunting, fishing, catting wood aud roads, or in any manner whatsoever. The person or persons, no matter who he or they may be, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. A word to the wise is snfficieqt. J. DEMPSEY JONES, ULYFSES Gl'AJNT. May 26, 1896.- 3?3U Notice. A LL PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS i jl of any kind against the Estate of J. K. Hart, deceased, will present same properly attested, and those indebted to said Estate will mate payment to B. T. Rice, Esq , at Barnwell, S. C., on or before June 26, 1696, MES. ALICE MANVILLE, Administratrix. May 26, 1997-3 v30. Money Saved n) 13 L Money Made. |B?l^J2jfepYOUR CLOTHING AT H A ifliVARD^, ^ We are offering the bast values ever offered for the money, an all wool Chevoit Suit F0R $5.00CASHTHINK OP IT. N >bby Over Plaid Cheviots and Worsteds in the leading shades, Brown and Green, cut in the lead stjles and at prices that can't he beat. A Spooial Lino of STRAW HATS -<&-t SOc. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF UN DERWEIR, From 25 cents per Garment np SHIRTS 50 Dozen Co ored Negligees, AT 25 CENTS. P<?real and Madras !*iliirts AT 50 AND 75 CENTS. For the next 30 days a special lot of SI 50 Stiff Bosom Shitts will be sold for " St 1 oo. A handsome Bronze Clock, or Hat Rack with Mirror, to be given to each customer trading $25 00 in cash. Tickets to be given with each purchase from 5 cents up. ASK FOR THEM. "S* M. L. KINARD, THE OLD RELI ABLE CLOTIIIEI, 1523 Main Street, n or t Al Olgll Ui LliC UU1UCL1 KJLai COLUMBIA, S. C. ^ April 25?ly. Final Discharge. All persons interested wiul take notice that I will apply to Hon C. E. Leapbart. -Judge of Probate for Lexington couaty. S. C-. on Monday, the 7iL of June, 1897, at 11 o'clock a. m., foi h final discharge as Administrator oi thcEstate ot Daniel L Smith, de-eea-ed. II. A. SPANN, C. C 0. P. and G S., Administrator. May G. 1897?iw'.9. | DR. E. J, ETIIEBEDGE, L^XJlJOi:OIV DENTIST, L: ' LEESVILLE, S. C. [ Office next door below post otli e. t .Always on hand. Carriage Painting I WISH TO INFORM 'IHE PUBLIC of the county ami surroun ling country th it I have added Carriage Painting an*1. Trimming to mv WHEEL WEISS r, BLACKSITH AND PLOW business. To those not ae>|naintrd *-* it It our methods would say we in i!? eonij-arisou with any .joh done :u the State. We guarantee all i-r.r work. first class horse shoeing a SPECIALTY. (JLoiiOE W. I.YUUAXD, N< w ItrookLnd, S. ('. May 2C>, tf. LEXINGTON MARKET, CORRECTED WEEKLY 1!Y THE MERCHANTS. Cotton, per ft a Bacon Hams. per ft N a Sides. " " a c> Shoulders, " a Lard, per ft s a Flour, porewt a Corn, per hu r"> a,;> reus. " " "? a > > Oats. " " t;."? a i" Fodder, per >-wt " *? a so Sweet Potatoes, per tut go a Rice, per lb 3'* a 4 Butter, per ft. i"> a "" Eggs, per don i'-"2 a TurKeys. per lb ? a ("Joese ner t,r GO a s,t Chickens, per head 10 a -5 Beeswax, per ft 13 a i" Beef, per ft ** a 10 Pork. " " s a 1(> Tallow, per ft 5 a mm folk. m, A TTORNEY A T LA W, BATESBURG, - - - - S. C. Practices in all the State Conrts, especially iu Lexiugtcn, Edgefield and Aiken counties Mar. G? ly Albert M. Boozer, Attorney at Law, COLUMBIA, s. c. Especial attention given to business entrusted to him by his fellow citizens o Lexington county. Office: No. 5 Insurance Building, opposite City Hall, Corner Main and Washington Streets. February 28 -tf. ANDREW CRAWFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBIA, . . . s. C PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND Federal Courts, and offers his professional services to the citizens of Lexington county. October 18--ly. W. A. HECKLING, ^.^STIST, COLUMBIA, Si. C? IS NOW MAKING THE BEST Pictures that can be bad in this country, and all who have never bad a real line picture, should now try some of his latest fctyleA- Specimens can be seen at bis Gallery, 1 brp stairs, next to the Hub. ?J ?? Y?U ooHUNT1NG? Vou will buy a MARLIN. BECAUSE It lias a solid top? Protection. It ejects at the side- Convenience. It is light \voi;;ht? Comfort. It has the Rallakii Barrel?Accuracy. It has fewest parts?Simplicity. Send for complete catalogue, free. Special pack of cards for l.? cents. THE MARLIN EIRE ARMS CO., New Havcu, Conn. January 27 -ly. Gimii nwm base COLUMBIA. S. C. DIRECTOR5!?Dr. A N Talley, Dr. James >\oodrow, .J. A. ?.'rawiora, ur. l. l. Moore, R. S Desportes. Hon. John T. S'oan. W. H Gibbrs Wm. Wallace. W. C Wright, John C. Stanley. It. S. Desportes, Jr., R. II. Edmunds. This bank respectfully solicits the deposits of individuals, firms and corporations generally, and wiil give every reasonable facility to those doing business with it. In the Saviii^js D<?partmont Interest will be allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, payable 1st of May and 1st of November. A. N. T'LLEY, President W. c. WRIGHT, Vice 1 resident. J. H SAWYER, cashier. January 29, 1897 ?ly. EDWARD L. aSBILL. Attorney at Law, LEESYILLE, S. C'. Practices in all the Courts. Business solicited. Sept. 30? 6m POMONA HILL Nurseries, LARGEST AND OLDEST IN THE SOUTH. HEALTHY STOCK, TRUE TO NAME. Leading Old Standard Fruits as well as New Varieties of Merit. Foreign and Oriental Fruits and Nuts. Japanese Fears, Plums, Apricots. Walnuts and Cji stunts a big success. Large Stock of Roses and Green House Plants, Cut Fiowers, Floral and Funeral Desigus. Please give your ord-r to o-.r salesmen who canvass \our county and she same shall have our prompt attention. We would be pleased to have yon write us at once for catalogue and pamphht on How to Piatt ami Cultivate an Orcb-rd." Address J. VAN LINDLEY. Proprietor, Pomona, N. C. Aprn 23?ly. TVT n nacfat 'c TNlle Manchester's famous English Per.nyroyal Pills, f<^r female ills. Emsale at the Bazaar. I PLOWSKICKS, 1 A FULL AND COMI | FARM :: IM1 j A l:ir?^e line of Gun?, Billies and pistol; l'owder. Cartridges, Kte. Houseket plated, ivory, pearl and c.-lluliod; Spoons. A full line of Wooden, ware?everything to rnak< Carpenters', Blacksmiths', Contractors" variety. C ill and e: STEWART & I 526 MAIN STREET, Our Prices the Lowes I October 2$. ! TO HIE PEOPLE I Now is the season of tbc year when see that their children are not only wel are well shod with good, warm, comfor the dull summer months our buyer has the country making a careful selection makers, with an eye single to cheapnes large stock of CHILDREN'S S< to which we invite the attention of pai that we can save them big money b LADIES' PI! A large stock at the Lowest Prices, are confident is firmly established*..^ t that the excellence of the quality of g< doing business, makes the leading Sho< once understand that we intend maint everything at bottom figures and one ] v WTTWV* A L&V&tt & C0LUMB1 October 14?tf. PERKINS MANUf YELLOW IT HIGH GRADE MAN | FLOORING, CEI FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS I)OORS,SA8H AUGUST ^ESTIMATES CHEEK! February 1?ly. lii?&$ FRESH 6ARI A FULL SUPPLY OF THE MOST 1 EECEiVED FROM D. ^ ^^ED5 A LARGE ASSO I c .a. b b .a. g-: I ALL THE POPULAL VARIETIES. HarmaiTs ALL BIG BOXING EVENTS j Ar?* Best Illustrate 1 and Described in I POLICE GAZETTE;' The World-Famous . . J . . . Patron of Sports, j $1.00-13 WEEKS-$l.CON M \ILED TO YOUR ADDRESS. i ' jo; 1USHARD K. FOX, Publisher, ; P Franklin Square, X.-w York. I Saw Mills,!" Light and Ifoavy, and Supplies. n <'if MAI'EST AND BEST. I U 'a-r. e* ere dav : wo;"* !M) hand*. Lombard iron Works and Supply Co., h AUGUSTA, GLOtiGlA. jJ | Jit mi at y - ly. $</?- B** (& 0 PLOWS! MS, RAKES, >LETE LINE OF ?LEMENTS. 5, Empty and Loaded Shells, Shot, -pers' Supplies, such as knives, Tea and Tablespoons, Sugar Ironware, Tin and Wooden} a home comfortable, and Farmers' Supplies in endless tamine our stock. PRENTISS, I , COLUMBIA, S. C.' t.onrt/oods the Best wr muirvAiiY i in LLAI iu i u i: parents should hustle around and 1 fed and well clothed, but that they table and durable shoes. During been in the large shoe markets of from the stock of the most realiable s and durability, and we now have CHOOL SHOES, . ents and guardians, feeling assured y selling them shoes that will last. E SHOES Our reputation for fair dealing, we hat when we tell Lexington people Dods, and our up to date method of i a Dealers of Columbia, they will at ? aining our reputation by marking price to all. Remember the place. ; STORK, A, S. C. FACTORING CO. -> s i: LUMBER, UFACTUREBS OF IUNG, SIDING, I , SHINGLES AND LATHS, 1 AND BLINDS, | ?A, GA. j ^ULLY FURNISHED..?* . cieJifi = = ? IEN SEEDS. RELIABLE SEEDS GROWN"jUST M. FERRY & CO, * - RTMENT OF E SEEDS, CALL AND SEE THEM AT Bazaar. Professional Calls. A NY CALL LEFT AT THE BAZ.VAR ."X lor mv services will b* promptly at ; .ded to." C. E. LEAPHART.M. D. Sep'ember 11.?tt. MASONIC. A A REGULAR COMMUNICA^A^^tion of Lexington Lodge, V\Xo. 152, A. F. M., will be held n Saturday, June 12th, at 2 o'clock . ra , sharp. Take notice and be prompt in at?ndance. G. M. Harm an, Secretary. ioon iiayes, ONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, LEWIEDALE. S. C. ~>ID'S SUBMITTED FOR ALL KINDS > of Carpenter word. None but first ass workman employed. House building ?pec??tlties. Eemember me. /