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The Lexington Dispatch M J DMSSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1807. Index to New Ad7ertisements. Sheriffs Sales. Clerk's Sales. J J. Balleniine?X )tice. Mimnaugh & Co?Clothing, &c. Lorick & Lowrance?Groceries. Julius E. Lori' k?Citation. Boaid of Control?Dispensers Wanted. E R Arthur?Executor sale. t&rXoticcs trill be inserted in the Lord I department (it the uniform price of >"> cents per line, to one and all. ZDZTTZILTIE: SEZTSTZCSS. APPOISTMEXT FOB LSXIVJTON CIBCUIT FOB 2S07. 1st Sanda\\ Hebron 11 am. Shiloh -1pm 2d Sunday, Horeb li am. Lexington 4pm 3d Saoday, Slnlob 11am. H-bron 4p:i4th Sunday, Lexington 11-uu Horeb 4pm K. M. DcBJSE, Pastor. - ? ? T?KTOh \TF._ ST. STEPHENS fc>A*. .. 1st SancUv, St. Stephen 11 a. ?n. and 8p.m. 21 " 11 " 3d - ' 11 " 4 b ' Pr0vid9ncella.nl. 4th ' St. Mephea S p ru. J. G. Gr lichen, P.i4or. (f the Baby is Cutting TeethBe sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mis. Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, ' allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty live cents a bottle. It is the best of ail Cheapest Grocery House. Through a long business career Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance, of Columbia, have sustained the reputation of being the largest and cheapest grocery house iu that city. Their groceries are all first class and their prices the lowest is why they have won such a reputation. "We have no hesitation in saying that they do the largest retail business in the city which necessitates large purchases upon which they get a discount, the benefit of which they give to their customers. Th<?v keep everything in the grocery line and they can promptly supply your wants. They also have a large hardware department aud builders,1 blacksmiths' and wheelwright's, materials, fsrmers', carpenters', and house keepers', goods. Give them a call when in want of anything in their line. Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Won,iG fVmlKilling Corns, and Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required^ It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at J. E. Plauffman's. Like a Easy Bee Hive. During our visit to Columbia in attendance upon the State Fair, we dropped in at the four immense department stores of J. L. Mitnnaugh k Co., and were surprised at the tremendous stocks of goods therein displayed. Ever) body was ou the go and clerks were busy waiting on customers. Notwithstanding the hurry and bustle and seemingly confusion and Buble of voices the well trained corps of clerks attended to their vaiious duties with a systematic promptness that was really wonderful to witn-: ss. "YYi h a nod to an acquaintance here and a pleasant word there they met the demand of the rush with prompt, polite and courte ous attention to all. We were pleased to see many Lexingtonians, who are constant readers of the Dispatch, had gone there to make their purchases and were gratified at their expressions of pleasure at their purchases and the prices paid therefor. There is no doubt about the bargains in all kinds of dry goods, dress good-:, I notions, miliinery, clothing, shoes and hats, that Mr. Mimnaugli is offering to the purchasing public and we advise all who want to get the biornrpst values for their monev to go M ~*C>? - w ^ there before purchasing elsewhere, ft He announces some startling facts \ in this issue, among them ihat he has for the last five months been collecting together one of the best and largest stock of goods evei brought to the South and that he has defied competition by marking prices so low that none are able tc foliow Mimnaugh's lead. He extend? a cordial invitation to his Lexington customers, as well as these who iniv* never traded at bis four big combi nation stores to call and see hi: magnificent goods and guarantee? satisfaction in every particular. The Greatest ?isc:vsiy Yet. W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, Iil "Chief," savs: "We won't keei house without Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs am Colds. Experimented with man; others, but never got the true reined until we used Dr. King's New Di? covery. No other remedy can tak its place in our home, as in it we Lav a certain and sure cure for Cough: Colds, Whooping Cjugh, c-tc." Ir i idle to experiment with other rem? dies, even if they are urged on yc I as just as good as Dr. King's Ne1 Discovery. They are not as gooc because this remedy has a record c cares and besides is guaranteed. ] nover fails to satisfy. Trial bottle at G. M Ifarman's, J E Kaufmanu* ii iiw i imrmr~ PEXC1L A.\D SCISSORS. j Wayside Notes Gathered Here and j There by a Dispatch Kan. Molasses making. S( e Sheriffs sale. j We have been having lovely weather. Wallace's circus at Columbia i tomorrow. How about two or three free ferries across Saluda ! Don't let Christmas come and your j paper unpaid for. Potato digging still engages the { f attention of the farmers. Some of our readers Lave been I having a bog killing time. Plenty of bog and hominy made j in this countv, this veer. Beautiful suits for dressy young ! men, just received at W. P. Roofs. Push your woik unless you want work to push you. Come in and pay your subscription. We will greet you with a giiu. kl ^cures^H^TAL' a ; LJ Best CouKh Syrup. Tastes Good. Use H * This is the regular evening for prayer service at St. Stephen's. A pretty and well selected line of notions are now being opened at W. P. Roofs. It is easy to speak a harsh word, but it is impossible to recall it after it is spoken. The census of the town was taken last week by Alderman Craps. We have not learned the result. Mrs. M. C. Corbett has been appointed postmaster at Swansea, so the Register informs us. See Executor's sale of lands belonging to the Estate of the late Mrs. H. B. Arthur. Some of our subscribers are feast- i ing on spare ribs and back bones. Would we were they. For the best and cheapest dry goods, notions clothing, shoes and hats, go to Shealy's New York Racket Store. To Rent?A two roomed cottage on Depot street. Apply at this office. Mrs. L. PI. Russell of Abbeville and Mrs. Adelaide Scott, of Columbia, are visiting their sister, Mrs. P. L. Harman. Persons indebted to cr having claims against the Estate of J. Win. Billentine, deceased, will see notice elsewhere in this issue. The County Board of Control will receive applications for dispensers at this place and Chapin until the 7th of December. New goods are coming iu every day at W. P. Roof's. Prices are equal, if not lower ihau 5 ceuts cotton. Call and see them. Mr. Julius E Loriek applies lo the Judge of Probate for Letters of ; Administration on the Estate of J. David Loriek, deceased. Our devil, ou being asked his opinion of the most pleasant decora tian for a wheel, promptly replied, i it. *> a I'lcrnj There is no need of little children being tortured by scold head, eczema ar.d skin eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve gives instant relief and cures permanently. J. E. Kaufmann If there were a free ferry across Broad river at Peak, it would be a great convenience to the people there abouts and be the meaus of att acting considerable Fairfield trade to that town. Mr. G. W. Price takes the blue ribbon for the largest sweet potatoes, having sent to this office, five of the Georgia Buck yam variety, the weight of wLich was 17^ pounds. Who can beat this'? Maj. J. H. Counts was one of the representatives from this county in the Cotton Growers Convention f which met in Columbia Wednesday last, and was appointed a meruder tf the committee on organization. Beginning with next Tuesdav. the o r> v 5 Bazaar will receive every Tuesday ? and Friday, a fresh shipment of } ! Baker's Bread, Tea Bread. Buns and : 7 ' I Rolls. If you want any of these 1 I goods leave your ordeis at the ? I Bazaar and they will receive prompt attention. Mrs. G. W. Kyzer and her son, Scott, bave gone on a visit to Jones, Fla., where resides two of Mis. Kyzer s sons. We uudeistand tbat tbey are doing well financially and ^ by their industry and progressiveness bave won golden opinions from their I neighbors. v Now that the Fair is over it is y time to begin thinking about buying Christmas goods. S. X. Hendrix, e Columbia, offers a tempting array of e these goods consisting of mince , meat, nuts, apples, candies, raisins, g oranges, pickles and in fact everything suitable for the Christmas tide u ! festivities. Cull and see his goods. lV Hilton's Iodoform Liniment will ^ kili the poison from poison Ivy, J counteract poison from bites of ^ snakes, stings of insicts. Iu a sure cure for sore throat. Will cure any s- case of sore month. 2,"?c. Mis. Lula Rjwdl, widow of the late Percival E. Rjwell, the founder of the Palmetto Cbllcgiute Institute, at ibis place, vi-ite-M Mi s. C. M. Efird last week. Sbe returned teller borne iu Lancaster, Monday. Mrs. Powell made many warm pi rsoual friends duiing ber residence be re. Prof. E S. Drebcr Supei inteiident of tbe Columbia Graded schools, came over to enj >y a bunt at tbe borne of bis childhood. Saturday and while so engaged ran up ou a tremendous wild cut. Calling to bis assistance tbe Drther boys ami their bounds, they gave chase and sue ceeded in biiuging bis catsbip tu bay in a briar patch just above Drehci's ferry on the north side of Suluda river, where they captured him. Mr. Robert Hook, who has been confined in jail at this place for the past several weeks, charged with killing Policeman Goss at Rrookland sometime ago, went before Judge Klugb iu Columbia, last Wednesday and applied for bail, which was granted in the sum of So,000, for his appearance at the Febiuaiy term of court for this county. He expcri enccd no trouble \vb:tt? ver in making bis bond, some of the most substau tiul uifu of this and Richland county going thereon. It often happens that the doctor is out of town when most needed. The two year old daughter of J. Y. Scheneck, of Caddo, lad. Ter, was threatened with croup, he writes. ' My wife insisted that I go for the doctor at once; but as he was out of town, I purchased a bottle of Cham bei Iain's Cough Remedy, which relieved the child immediately." A bottle of that remedy in the house will often save the expense of a doc tor's bill, besides the anxiety always occasioned by serious sickness. AYhc-n it is given as soon as the eroupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. Thousands of mothers always keep it in their homes. The '2~> and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. E. Kauf mann. A Sudden and Sad Death. As we go to press we received with unfeigned sorrow the sad intelli gence of the sudden death of Mrs. Sallie Kiininer, at the home of Mr. Ed. Gable in Red Rank this morning. The immediate cause of her death was heart disease, from which she had been a sufferer for years, so v%e understand. Mrs. Kamiuer was an estimable lady, enjoying the love, respect and confidence of the entire community. In her the sick, hud an attentive nurse; the sorrowing and distress a warm and sympathetic friend and the light hearted a cheerful and patient companion. Like an angel of mercy her presence in the home of mourning was a benediction of peace. Tiie genllc, loving, trusting heart throbs no more for human sorrow and distress: the pure and gentle spirit of this old mother in Isreal has winged its everlasting flight to that "mansion of God, not made with hands, eternal in the heavens," | while we are left sad and in darkness upon the shores of time waiting for | the summons to go hence. Let us strive to emulate her virtues and ! follow her as she followed the footsteps of Jesus. Mrs. Kaminer was born on the 13th of June, 1825. Among hernu'ni 'Aiic rcldfivAe clip Ipff frviV SOllS. flfi Ui VWC i V iiV \ 4 < v k'UV ?v. w . V ^w ? follows: Messrs. G. A. and S. 0 Kaminer, of this place, and Messrs. GleLn and John Kaminer, of Gads{ den. | Her mortal remains will be laid j away to rest tomorrow at Id o'clock ! in the family burying ground ne: r j Mr. Bawl Kyzer's. ^ Ts Cure a Cold in One Lay. T;ike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. 25 Items from Lower Fork. j To the Editor of the Dispatch: I Since our last letter there have been two social gatherings of the young folks in Lower Dutch Folk. The first was held at the hospitable home of Mr. James Lorick, in honor of Miss Gussie Kibier, aud the other j by Miss Aquilla Youcginer. At both 1 of these parties the youug people | had a most delightful time, j Miss Custus Wingard, of Cmnts! ville, is visiting her brother. Mr. i Ambrose M. Wingard. ; The Saint Andrew's school now has | an enrollment of thirty-two pupils. Mr. \Y. AY. Spence is visiting rt'ai tives in Newberry county. Several young men from Edgefield | county, whose names we failed t) : learn, were visiting relatives in this j neighborhood last week. Mr. Samuel Smith, uf Edgefield 1 county, spent several days last week I in the neighborhood with relatives : and friends. Miss Julia DeLoacli, of Ninety-Six. ! is visitiug the Misses Hultiwanger. Mr. James Mean?, of Columbia, is j spending a few days with Mr. Miller. i Mr. Thomas 1\ Youngiuer, of \Y,d laceville, spent Thursday night at ' the old homestead with his brother. ; Mr. George F. Youngiuer. r ; Mr. Emory Youngintr, of Irmo j and Miss Mamie Boukuight, of Clia 1 pin, wore happily united in marriage J 011 the 7th inst, at the residence of f the bride's parents, Mr. raid Mrs. Jacob J>juknight. It -v. X S. Vuwgi. i uer < ftkiuting. The happy young 1 couple have the b si wi-hes of a host i of friends. f Itev. Mr. Xc s and wife, of j Orangeburg, ai.-u Mr. and Mrs j ]>rehcr, of Iiuio. after spending sev j oral days wi.h t'ne fumilv of Mr. i _ Joseph 11 oilman, h.fi. a few d;i}:i ng<>. I Mr. and Mrs Xt-ase returning to j their home aceompanu d by Mi. j I>n her and wife. Mr. Olmiic Jtuft'inan, who is at- j tending college at Xewbirry. and | his brother, William, who is iravti j ing with the "petriiie 1 man," ;tl o j spent a few days last week with their i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I luff- j man. IEv. E A Wingard, of Columbia, \ has been called to preach another , year at St. Andrew's church. Noilly everybody from this part of i the county attended the State Fair ; and were delighted with the great ? ? i variety of splendid exhibits. N. O Dvles. Columbia, S. C, Nov. 1", 1807. Irmo Jottings. To the Editor of the Dispatch: Irmo is light here yet and jogging j along at the usual pace. Captain J. H. Counts placed on j exhibition at the post office a potato j of the Georgia Duck yam variety I that weighed six pounds. On account of the insufficient supply of water, the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Dailroad moved Mnnn ff% si hi fthr.nt ;">(){) ! lllVil i; 1.1 k vy I* . - . yards away, which fully meets the | dorum; Is through an underground J pipe. Mr. Godfrey D. Bouknight has j increased the productions of his farm j to such an extent as to require a large I new barn, which he is erecting on his ! premises. The way the people patronized the State Fair makes it look very much like times arc getting better. The recent cool weather has so acted upon the minds of some of people as to cause them to commit j hog slaughter C.ipt. W. H. Shelly roadmaster j of the Columbia, Newberry and | Laurens Railroad, has the side track ! I worked over, the old pump house i removed and the well tilled, which i I adds to the looks of our town. Mrs. Hiram Addison seems to bo improving under the treatment of l)r. J. L. Shuler. Mrs. Mattie Mathias is sick at her father's in this place. Mr. F. A. Weed keeps Irmo supplied with splendid beef. Mr. Robert Meetze says he has j raised fully *200 bushels of line potatoes. Mr. Irvin C. Xunamaker is ceiling tbe school house and making a lot of now desks and seats under contract. Court convenes here frequently, and Judge Shealv does not seein afraid to terrorize evil doers. Mr. Frank Nunainaker is teaching i a flourishing school near Hilton, S. C. Mr. Sebe Mathias, after graduating at a prominent business college in Georgia, is taking a course at Wofford college. There is not much use for any one else to hunt where Wallace Luiick has been along, as he makes a clean I sweep of the birds. Mr. J. C. Ivoon has purchased a lot at Ballentine's and is erecting a store house and dwelling, prepara tory to merchandizing, in which he will immediately engage. J O D Mr. Thomas Shuler, who has a paying run as a railway mail clerk frnm Atl-info (1 f<> Ghfirlrlttp. \ C , is spending a few days at Lome. Mr. J C. Allc-ii, who taught the last term of school here so success fnilv and who is taking his graduato o ing year at Woftbrd, stopped over here during the Fair. 11. November lo. ls<.)7. Easy to Take asy to Operate I An* ponili.tr t<"> Hood's l'ills. Small 111 i si/o. fflK'icnt. thorough. As o:;e inau J said: Voa iirwr know yon ?3 _ g ' hawtakma pill till it is all ? B B a | over." ..v. I. Hno(l& Co.. BIS 5^ 1 Proprietors. Mass. I Tat- only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Please Lo as Advised. We waut to see all persons who a e behind with their subscriptions lo the Dispatch. This is the time of vear to settle accounts and we have some outs'a cliu^ obligations which are sorely pres>ing us and to meet i them we MUST make collections, | therefore we earnestly request delinquents to meet us when thev come to pay their taxes and settle a portion if not all their indebtedness. Small favors thankfully leceived aud larger ones in proportion. Meeting Called. The teachers of L x'ngton county are hereby requested to meet at Lex| ingtou C. H.. ou Saturday, Xovem; ber 27th, 181)7, at 10 o'clock a. m , | 7 7 I for the put pose of re-organizing the j County Teuchet s'Association, livery ; eicher in the county is urgently reI quested to be present. An iuterest{ hjg program has keen anunged and | will be publi.-hed later. John I). Fair, Co. Supt. of Education. Cotton, like every other crop, needs nourishment. A fertilizer containing nitrogen. phosphoric acid, and not less than 3 of actual Potash, will increase the crop and improve th<^ land. < )tir hooks toll all about the subject. They are free to any farmer. GKR.M \N K U.! WoKKS. * *V .??; St Sheriff's Sales. jjv VlltTl'K OF A eKCUK I'AU OU.) cltrr passed in tlit* ('oiltt of Common I'ie-is lor Lexington county atnl Stale of South Carolina, in in-: ease of William Weils jJftuiustGcorgiu A. Willis, I will sell at public onterv to the highest hnhhr, be. fore the court house door at Lexington, S < ???iriitiT tl>? 11 w 11 : 1 knurs tit sale. on tin- first Monday m Ik-comber. 1N>7, mxt tlie followiug tiMct of 1:11x1, to-wit: "All that eel lain piece, or tract of laixl situate, ljing an.l being in the county ol Lexington ainl State aforesaid, ami on;;, taming sixty acres, be the same m<?re or less, and bounded at present <>n the north by A. Minis' land, and on the south by a line made by (1. F. Steediuan and J. 1'. Edwards. It being a part ot a tract known as tlu (ieorge Steedman home tract " Terms of s.tlo -Oue-halt cash: balance ill one year from day ot sde. secured by bond ot the purchaser ami a mortgage ot the land sold, with leave to purchaser to p.iy all cash I'urehas'-r to piv tor papers. T. 11. C vl'?*! 1MAX. S L Nov. 13. 1V;7 3 v3 Ftird .V J);? iit r, Attorm ys. j>v vnit(iK <>r a ww EXEcrnos J) lodged in my olti<v. levy having been made. 1 will sell at public outcry, to the highest biddei, 'or c.!n1i, at the I.ov.'iy dwelling on what is known as the "Lowry" place, in Fork township L.'xing on county, and .state- ol S >nth Caiolma, on Thursday the 2d day ol 1> e-niber, IH'.U, at ll o'clock a m.. tlx- billowing pcismial property, t-. wit; One '? lit.rse power Toz-.r cngiiiu and boil r, upright make, together with the shafting and pullt-'s thereto connected, and one saw Morris gin. Ami in eas< the said personal property should ?iii 1 t i bring enough to satisfy Unsaid execution and costs, I will sell at public untcrv, to tlie highest I 'ddi-r lor cash, during the Usual hours ot sale, before the court house doar m la xington, S. the following triet nl land upon which I 11;iv?r levied uu<Kr il:e said execution. < rso much Ilureof us may lie necessary to pay the balance due on said execution and costs, that is to s-n : All that tract of land, situate, lying and being in the county 01 Lexington and Staled South ('trolina, containing six hundred and lilty uens, more or lc-s, and hounded by lands of Sallie Gibson, and 1*. C. Ianick on (lie east, J. P. Shcaly on flic south, John Williamson ou the west and Fowler lands on the north. Tiicsainc being known us the nowry Lands, assessed in th* name of Mrs. Itebecra Lowry Estate and are b iug sol 1 to pay the tax> s ou the T. H ('A I" (illMAX, S. L. C. November ' *>. ls'-?7 Uw.'J. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK LEXINGTON, I5y C L Leaphai t, KMpiire, Probate Judge TrrilUREAS, JULIUS E. LOItlCK VV made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Adinininistration of the Estate of and effects o! J David Ltrick; These are therefore to cute and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the raid J. David Lorick, deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington ('. JI . en December 1, next, alter publication then of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have. ' *' - 1 4 1" : "iUau t lwnilel nnf wuy me saiu aihuiijimmuuu be granted. I Given uniler my hand. this l?>th day "I November. Anno J) >mi:ii, 1M?7. C. E LEAl'HART. J. P. L C. [L.S.] Published on the lTiii day of November, lb!>7, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2*2. Dispensers Wanted. 111 ice or COt'NTV iJOAllD OF CONTROL, Lexinoton, S. C , November, 1">. 1 n*.j7. * m j A PPLICANTS FOIt DISPENSER AT j 2 L Lexington and ('bnpin. will piease file their applications wiih the County JJoard I of Control, on orbelore the 7th day ot DeI cember, I s'.*7. Names of bondsmen must ! accompany applications. S. P. GEORGE. W .1 I'.ALLLN 1 INK. W 15. TAVLOR. J5 >..rd of Control. 2\v2. TUi-w C+t + a /-s-f QntifG Carolina I I ! iCUV/ UI u u m I I ^ui vniiU) COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, In the Court of Common Pleas. A. J. II dhnan, Plaintiff, against E II Hallnnm I.'rotter Anderson alias Anderson alias Keddv Anderson. MiUie II,i lnian. John Hallman and William Hlilliil 111 I > I' !.d.Ill's. ! Su'imions ! r K-lief, i<'.linn! tint Served. , I | Totlie Defe idn'it.-: E. It. Hall-nan, Luretti r j Anderson alias Heddy Anderson, .Mattie I lad man. John Ha hum and Wjllia.ni II ill., as:: \"or AI.'K HEKEI; r ? UMMOND AND r- <pi'.rid to aii.-wi r t!i nipluint in | this action, of which a ci pv is herewith i seivtd upon } on. and to x i v.- a ropy of | answer <> l!i *-'ai 1 con plaint on tin ' >uh>erih?r at his ? Hi * at In \ii<^fo?j, S. C.. S w.tliin twenty .'avs alter the service In riot. i exclusive o{ tin- day et such service: and j il jolt fail to answer the complaint within I the time aforesaid, tin- p'aintill' in tliis acj tiou-wili applv to the court h-r tie; I'-'.it f ! demand* d in th complaint. Dated _M NoVi-nile. r. A. I). K'7 G T. GKAJIAM. Plain!ill' s Alton ey. .. . ? ; I!n; Defendants above named w.U please I take notice that tic .summons ami com* I plaint ia tbe above eutitJ< ?i Jtt*ti??li wasilnh j h't-.l iu the* ofii re of tbe Clerk of tin-Court | of Li-xin^tou oiiii.ty, at L-xiiijrtoij, S. C. tl.e 'Jd >l.iv of Nov-jjilf r. Is'1 <C 1. UK Ml AM. Attoru \ for J'iaititill. ! c?". I _ i Trespassers, Notice. AIL PERSONS AKE IIEUEUY N<> i ?'Y titled not to hunt, pa.s through ly i pubs, or tiv piss in any manner \vbatov< r i.pou iny lands, a<i jo-mm: lands <>( W. T. We d. JoJin It. Shu!?-r. I>r. -I. L. Sbubr. and otb'. is. 'i In- law will, positively, be ontoretd against ill trespassers. T>A\ ID C'OGLEK. ! .Nov. :2, 1H'.?7 o\\"2 Cotton Markot. I Lexington, Nov. 17?Cjttoii ~>i. Columbia, X >v. 1<>?Cotton oji. Augusta, Nov. lb?Cotton bC\ Charleston, Nov. lb - Cotton o 1 lb, i Poultry. Farm, Garden. Cemetery. Lawn, Railroad and Rabbit Fencing. J'llVMMt nils itf' ill ili\* ill H sr. I ,i lulir/H' I'm. 1'ri iijlil 1'iilit. I'rirr* I-nr. The McMULLEN WOVEN WIRE FENCE GO. CHICAOO, ILL. > 1 * nni'tii i 1 ( i | CDitKiv " > rs.vi 1' X ( ISKIHKM'K A I'KCIiKK nl' ti. C nit ( ! i'i-ih iimi t.?i 1. xingi ton county. South Carolina. in the ruse <>t Ansmuu Sulton. in his own tight and as A'In til'. st lv.tor < ! the Estate oj Collins S:ilto:i, deceased, plaintiff. against Mur> Meet/.?*. Jiiizi Klca/er. S.dlie Kitiurd llaily .Mayer and II N. Auiick, defend iiits, I will sell to the highest hiiUUr, at public outcry, la tore the court house door in Lexington. S. C . during iLc legal hours ol .Nile, on the lirst Monday in December, 1 * 7, next: All th-t pn.ee, parrel or tract <>t land, sit I ii de, hing and being in the roiinty ol LexJ iugton and State aforesai'l, rout.lining i Ibmy-two acres, more or less, adjoining [ laud-ol Scott Kelly, I'hiihp Stilton, I\;\id Fuck and A<1 am Hipp. TKKMS Ore* halt c.is!.: the balance on credit ot twelve months, with inteied trom day ol sale, secured by bond ol the pn chaser and mortgage of the premises sold, with h ave to the purclus r to pay si! cash, Piirclnser to piv torp p rs. II. A. SI'ANN. ( . ('. ('. I', and (J. S. (.'Jerk's olliee. November is, Iwi}. vh T. ' inbuilt, Attorney. BV VIRTUE OF 1HF. JUDGMENT, of tho Court of Common Fleas, for Lexington comity, South Carolina, in the ' me of John Kpting, p'aintilV, against Martha Summ- r, et. at , detenitutits, i win sell to the Elgin st l.i liU r, at public outcry, b.Jore the court Louse l??.?r, m Lexington. S, duriug the Ie??iil Lonr.s of sale, on the first Monday ;u December, 1S'.?7. All tii.it certain lends and j.rciniscs in Lexington cftiiuty and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and sixty-five acres, more or ie.-s, in Rroad River township ai d adjoining lands of ]. ]j. Chapman, Dink I Sumiiicr, II 1>. Clark, John Epfing and 01111 IS TKb MS Om-hiil c t-.li: I. ilui-ceon credit one ; ea\ Willi interest fromjd i of sa' .secure*I by bond ot p'livhus?r and mortgage of the pi\mis. s sold The terms to tie complied with in > d tys or the premi-.es will be resold at the risk of the former purchaser, 1'u re baser t<? pay for papers. 11. A H'ANN, C. C. 0. 1'. and G. S. (*i? rk's Office, November S, 1 st?7 lw:{. Mectze ?V Muller. A'lorneys. TN 0RF.D1ENCE TO THE DECREE 1 of the Court of Common l'leus for Lexington county. South Carolina, in ihe case of Samuel J. Wessingcr, plaintiff, against Elances Fry, and others defendants, I will sell to the biglust bidder at public outcry, before tin; court hou-e door in I. \inpjt??u. ) S. during tlie legal Hours 01 sale, mi llie tirsf Monday in I.)ec? mber, "ail : that piece, parcel or tract of land, situ.tie, lying ami being in (lie county of Lexington uuil State aforesaid, containing sixty (CO) acres, more or less, adjoining Iniuls of Pat SeaV, Uebicca Sc iy, J. J. Si ay, Cape IJi.liilrix. ami pi rhaps others, itie same being the tract o| |.ui(i conveyed to the said Isiah N\'cs>inger bv Dallas tVessingcr, aud is situate on bothsides of ('lemons creek." Terms one halt cash, the halaiiCe in twelve moot lis. with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser, and a mortgage of the premises sold, with ha*, e to the puivl ast r to pay all cash. Purchaser io ; ay for papers. The terms to | be complied with within one hour from time of hid or tin* premises will be- resold at the risk of the lormcr pun-Laser. II A. Sl'ANN, C. C. C. T. and G. S. Nov. lltli, bS07 i w 5 (r, T. <iraham, Attorney. IN OliliDIKSCl-: TO THE DECKEK of the Court of Common Pleas for I-txington county, South Carolina, in the case of Mattic ll llidgell plaintiff, against Ocorgi 1 Aim a Ktili.ier and J. A Kidgell, d? feudants, I w ill s;l! to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the court house door in Lexington, S. C., doling the legal hours (?f sale, on the fitst Monday in Decern la r. 1MI:7. all that tract ot laud in the coui ty of Lexington. S >nth C irolina, containing ninety-six :'.> ?) acres, more or MI' P 1'ort on 1 ill'j >1111X1- latiiirt \/i .it tn au * v* % the west; lauds of Son Roe and Miss Jennie CiO'it on t e south: an 1 lands of 0. A. Derrick ami Dr. L M Mitchell on the north. Terms one-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two \ears, in two t?pials annual instalmen's, with interest from d iy of sale, secured by houd of the purchaser a d mortgage of the premises s dd, with leave to pay all cash. The terms to he complied with immediately or the premises will he resold, at the risk ot the former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for papers H. A. SPANN. <' ('. C. P. and G. S. Nov 'Jili, i Mii7 I v'J A. S. Tompkins. Attorney. I' X OBEDIENCE TO THE JCDGMENT of the C' tirt of Common Pleas for Lexington county. South Caro'ina, in the case ) of ] '. L Sundel plaintiff, against Moilie j Elea/er, George Summer, John Summer, j Pre don Summer. Truce; Summer, Mary Jane Summer and Yanuel Summer deft no- j ants, I will sell to the hlglmst bidder at public outcry, before the court house do< r. in i exington, S. during the legal hours of sale, on tin first Monday in December, j 1S'J~, a'l t! at piece, pireel or traet ot land, j lying, being ami situate in Broad River j township, Lexington county. South Cam- j liua, containing sixty {'I'1) acres, more or j less, ami b un led by the lands of \\ ] ). 1'. ? Haltiwanger. James Summer, ami others I and being the place where I, the said J, i Edward Summer, i.ow reside. '1'irins one-hall cinJi, the balance on a credit of one year, \\itli interest .from div I of sale, si cured by bond of the purchaser j and n ortg.ige of tim pr< mis-s sold: th-? eelveliaser to in\ for oat'irs. I'pon failure j of tin- |>uiehi.s<*r ? ? comply lh?: premises ! Will he iinmcdiat. Iy resold, at lli?- risk ol i tli'- fornn r i'iirclia.s< r. If A. SPANS', f (;. c. 1'. Htj'l o. S ! Ni.v it.li. 1^:?7 Jw ; (frahum ?V Ni.-l.sor, Attorir.-t.s I ... i Special Referee's Sale j r)Y YIU'lTH OK A MvIUEK OF THE j ) Court ot Cnnmon PI* .is tor Lcxit:"- i ton founty. South Carolina, in tin.- rase of ! A. L. Hook. plailititt'. against II. A. Spanu, j as Administrator tin: Estate ot Henry < Mrooki r. di-ei-ased, il- ttic Jfrooker, Laura j Ihofker, Miry Jtrook-r anil Clarissa ' Mroolo-r. dch inl.ints, I wili si-ll to tin- hiifh- i est bidder. at public nt- ry. before the i i-ourt house door in In xmotou. S. rli?r. my tin- U-.ij.il hours o| salt:, o|i the first j Monday in Dcenibi r, 1 All til.it piece. parcel, plantation --r t art , d land situate. I\iu^ and h< ino in -aid j eount\ ami State-, on Si-outi-r cre? k, waters ol Conoai'm-iTeik, adjoining Jatnis ot Mrs. j Ih cia Sliarpe, (f.-or^o Sliealv, Mrs. C.ttlii- ! rine Coupler. t'lnsh-y Mcrritt, EliisShar,: lrvin Spires and oilers. rontainin^ three ! hundred (dlM). acres', more or l?-.s. J EKM.S due-hall cash: tin- balance in . twelve mouths, with itit* rest ir un d iv o| sale, sen red l?v In n I of purchaser and : I n>ort-_'ai ol tin-Meinl-es sold. with ha\' to tlie purchaser to l i\ ali ca>h. I Ai-ijty- i five dollars to bo j aid <!o\vn immediately j or the premises will here-old in Id minute-;. ; at the ri-k "j the 1> liner j>urchR-cr. 1' :rchaser to p.t\ tor ( ajers. * SAMUEL U. GEOKtiK. Sp.cial Keter* e. Novi nil> r *. 1 v.j7 i 1 Ihooks Win/ird, Attorney. i A frefch supply of lentous, oiau??e?, ' j apples and banan^Jtist received at i DR1T G MILLINERY AND W c wish to call tlio attention of tili l*eoj>|.- of a full lit Dress Goods in B) The Iicst valves for the money out lie found at j et lits [>. r \ 11! K BF.ST CM IC< iKijuc per yd, Fa si Dy? .s A LADIES' We have the l>cst values in th city. < lo'.h Ca] $ h'lii to $ MILLINERY QUI We can give you Trimmed and rutriuime i I in when m town and I JN. W. J 1517 MAIN ST.. C October i:? Iv. W. E. Mc! Boots* Shoes and Rubbers, TIU'NKS AMI Tli. Special iniliH-enif-nts to part'e-- in . 1711 MAIX Post Office Mock, October i'o tim. THREE Of 11. L (iiTgOlV A; C.J , Lancaster, S C? (rellts: The last Itock Hill Buggy 1 gt ic (itii^boil rirrlif rotbor bovo it tbnn Oil Yours, Ac. Cht The Bock Hill Buggy Co., Kock Hill, JS. C. Gentlemen: I received yesterday y< greatly admired, and I think it will tent vehicles here. I will keep watch for yoi cause I will gladly do so. Yours, very t Bryson, Kock Hill, Buggy Co., Kock Hill, S. C. Gents: Will you please send me yoi member a buggy you shipped to J. F. 1 this is the best buggy ever shipped to J on August Id, 18!>7, I used it over a yea order as when I bought it. Very truly, For S;i!c by . I?. HOOF, I. H. J. GREGORY & CO., Columbia, S. C., MATTHEWS & I May 11?ly. Leesville, " ims. i). l r.oo DENTAL SI IMS MAIN > COLITMHIA, Or.e of tl??- lirrn will lil Loxiu^lou o v < * i* Iv ml 1 1 < 4 ..... 1 ... lw III.. 1 inimu.iy, i niin> iiii'i July un<l August when th-re will be no uppoin and September Court Week will t ike the place PLOWS! PLOWSTOCKS, 1 A IT'LL AND COML FARM :: IMI PALM'S. OILS Housekeepers' Supplies, such as knives, Tea ami Tablespoons, Sugar Spoons. Tin ami Wooden ware?everything Carpenters', Blacksmiths'. Coutn in endless variety. Call a STEWART & I 526 MAIN STREET, Our Friers I lie Lowrsi October 2fS. PERKINS MANUF YKLI.OW 1*1 N HKiiL <;i:Ai?i: M \NI FLOORING, GEf FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS, !)<)<) If S, S A S 11 . A I <- I 'S'l\ JHTESTIM ATES Ci IE EIiFl February 1 ? lv. Matchina Materials is .t tuts'ijiir. i)>:?! rfakiit^ which <>11? it r- >u!' s mi failure, an-! "sonu thin" iieailv a in.it'-li" is m-vri >iitisl.u-tory. TIm r? s "i.i tiling that ' v \"il cannot aiah'li. tli.it > . ELECTRO-SILICON th.' Famous Silver Polish, l>. cans, tin re is n<) other like it. N-ai ly a j tn limn housekeepers IW.* 't. A trial <piali- I tltS Wliiell j.S Sellt FREE TO ALE j. wili t.-ll you v hy. Then the secret ul beautiful silverware is your.-. Simply send vour address ut? a postal !<> sil.K 'oN. :{<? t'iitf St., New York. N. Y. < i OODS, FANCY GOODS. ! Lexington t<. tin- fact that we now keep ;? Of Lack and Colors. our store. We h ive Dress Goods Irotn ."si r* 1 up. XDllOSCOulN Ml'SLIN, only <"> cents. f! APTTS. pes from 7"> cents t<> >. Plash Capes ! ").() i. _ & SPECIALTYi ,ts .it ymir own price. Give ns ft call l?c convince.I. muMP, OLUMBIA, S. C. NULTY" Shoe Findings and Leather, WKIiUXG BAGS. enlioninij tins a<lvertiiement. ~ STI5KKT, COM MHIA, S. C. [ A KIND. Kershaw, S. An-ust 24, 1807. 1 >t froiu you is simply a "daisy*1. It ything I ever saw for the price. T. J. Gregory. irleston, S. C , August 2 >, 1897. jur buggy, wliich has oeen very 1 to send quite a uunioer of your >? Li, and any time I can further the :ruly, J. K. C. Pedder, Snpt. The Bradstreet Company. City, N. C, September II, 1897. jr catalogue and terms, you will reeague, this place over one year ago, hyson C'itv. I bought this buggy r. sold it a few days ago in as good T 1 T T\!l J. ii. immure. 8. C. Donly & Sease, Lewiedale, S. C., BOUKNIGHT, H. C\, mi & sons, URGEONS, >TIIKET, H. <J. 1 appointments at :t Druy; Stor*', Second Siimlay of < ach mouth. Except tni'-iit l*.?r months ol February, .Tune of the regular appointment. PLOWS! JOES, RAKES, >LKTI-: LINE OF PLEMENTS. . VAIiMSII. platt d, ivory, pearl and celluliod; A full lino of Wooden, Ironware, to make a home comfortable, icloi.s" and Farmers' Supplies nd examine our stock. PRENTISS, COLUMBIA, S. C.' Lou floods the Best ACTURING CO. H LUMIiKII, LA<H'KKKS 01; LING, SIDING, SHINGLES AND LATHS, V > 1? ItLIKDK,. a, <;a. L'LLY ITKNISIIED..** Ya4 1 /<A iWl IWi VI,J, J'KKSONS HAVING CLAIMS against tli?- Estate of I>r. S. A. Ha.lti.unjjer, deceased. inu^t present tbe same, ooperly attest*?t. t-< tbe tindersigued ou or i? lore tlie M ilav nt I - ceniber. Wt7, and li persons indebted t<> said Estate, will Ui<* 11sniic m ltiii on or before the 1st !aV ol IIiilier, I V-'T. I \MES E. IIENDIIIX, K. JJAWL. Executors. L< Mti^toii, s. C., November - 1<1:7? 4vl A second baud bugjjy iu first class ;ider for sale cheap. The buyer will jet a bargain. Apply at this office.