The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 20, 1898, Image 2
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The Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 25th; rebuilt Julv !
19, 1894. ! ]
i
G. M. 11 ARM AN, Kcitcr aul Publisher J ]
LEXINGTON, S. t\. j ,
WEDNESDAY. APIiiL 2?. 1S&8 ]
On the fiist page of this issue we
give in full President McKinley's ; (
last message to CoDgiess dealing j (
with the Ameiica Spanish-Cuba un !
pleasantness. We iu\i'e a careful j
and thoughtful perusal of the same, j
because the policy of the President to i
terminate the cruel and bloody war j
now beiDg waged upon that unhappy 1
inland is clearly and unmistakably j
outlined. He seemed to have been i
impressed with the seriousness and ;
solemnities in engaging in a war with \
a sister nation, and his utterances j
show a cool, calculating and calm re
I
view of the entire situauoD, evfu;iuc
effect of the interference of the
United State? upon other nations
was given mature and due consideration,
and from this review
the policy of this Government was
fixed and definitely settled, which is,
that''In the name of humanity,
in the name of denization,
in behalf of endangered
American interests?
which give us the right a Jul
duty to speak and to act?
the war in Cuba must stop." i
This is strong and emphatic language
? which has the true ling of sincerity
and determination about it and had
he declared for the recognition of the
independence of Cuba there would
not have been a single discordant
note heard in the grand chorus of
praise which have gone from the people
of this great American nation for
his manly, patriotic and statesmanlike
position. Contrast the calm dignity
of the President, with the weight of
a great responsibility resting upon
him, and the members of the House
of Representatives, who, having just
a short while before, passed resolutions
involving thi3 country in war,
made the air hidious by singing ribald
songs, forgetful of the horrors of the
war that they helped to precipitate.
The contrast brings out the true pa
triot and statesman in bold relief.
In order that the present genera
^ tion may bear the expenses of the
war. Congress ba9 placed a duty of
3 cents per pound on coffee, 10 cents
on tea, 2 cents on all patent medi
cines which sell for 25 cents, and |
lequires a stamp on all notes, cheques, j
mortgages and other evidences of i
indebtedness, as well as upon all i
legal papers. Whiskey, beer, fobac- j
coes and cigarettes come in for their ;
share of the burden.
The State Board cf Control has ;
been withholding Columbia's share j
of the dispensary profits because of ;
the icdiiferent enforcement of the j
law by the old Administration. A
few of the new Aldermen appeared
before the Board Monday and asked
to be given a trial, and permission I
was granted them. It is probable j
that the dispensary law will be rigor- |
ously enforced in that city hereafter. I
In the event that Spain refuses to j
give up Cuba and war is declared, ,
wonder how many of the Congress- |
men and Senators will resign their j
seat and go to the front?
It is announced, and not denied,
that Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, the great
Confederate calvary leader, has been
. , . !
offered, aDd lias accepted, tne posi
tion of Major General in the United
States army.
The murderer Xissett has been re- |
fused a new trial by Judge Watts at J
Bamberg, and be has been sentenced
to pay the penalty of his crime upon
the gallows.
An opportunity will probably be
given many a loud mouthed hero
who has been so lustily clamoring
for war, to enlist in the army or
navy of his country aud fight for her
honor.
The ultimatum has been sent to
Spain, that sli*1 must vacate Cuba in
twenty-four or forty eight hours, or j
Uncle Sam will let Lis war dogs I
loose.
Congress will give President Mc
tii* r\ r\/\ !
Kinlev authority to can ior cKy>uw :
volunteers to invade Cuba.
There is more Catarrh in this see j
Con of the country tbau all other j 1
diseases put together, and until the | i
last few years was supposed to be I i
incurable. For a great many years j
doctors pronounced it a local disease, i
aud prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with i *
l^cal treatment, pronounced it incura- j 1
ble. Science has proven catarrh to j i
be a constitutional disease aud there- j i
fore requires constitutional treat- ,
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. -T. Cheney iV Co,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only con^titu- j 5
tional cure in the market. It is i j
taken in'ernally in doses from 10 j ,
drops to a teaspconful. It acts ;
dirfcily on the blood and mucous | }
sui faces cf the system. TLcy offer j 1
one hundred dollars for any case it j ]
fails to cure. Send for circulars and j ,
testimonials. Address. j *
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, 0. I 1
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Brilliant "Wedding.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Anticipating one of the most bril |
liant weddings ever held in Lexing j
:on county, the entire community j
had he en on the tip-tee of expect
incy for several days preceding the ;
[carnage ceremony, uniting in the !
. I
bonds of holy wedlock, Mr. Julian \
Uarrnou of Saluda ccuuly and Mi.-s i
Annie Wtssinger of Lexington ;
county, last Thursday, at the resi- i
Jence of the bride's father, Mr. Jesse j
J. "Wessinger, who is cne of Dutch !
Fork's best and most enterprising j
citizens. Prior to the tour when the i
two were io be made one, tLe hcus< i
was crowded to its utmost capacity, !
with a brilliant assemblage of friends i
i
and relatives. Every thing had been j
specially and tastefully arranged for >
this happy occasion. When the I
hour ariived the pailor was entered, i
Mr. Peter Sbumpert with Miss Alice |
Fulmer, Mr. Bennie Harinou with j
Miss XiDa Henry, followed by the !
bridal couple. The ceremony was j
pet formed by Ite v. Jacob Wyke. !
pastor of the bride. The bride was j
dressed in white silk, trimmed in j
lace and ribbon, and although j
bt autiful at all times was surpassingly
so on this occasion. The bride's- |
maids were elegantly dressed, and a
more beautiful set of maidens and
groomsmen were never seen in Lexington.
After maDy congratulations
and good wishes were bestowed upon
the happy couple, we all went forth
to the sumptuous wedding feast. It
is sufficient to say a finer supper was |
never before prepared. 1 want to
make special mention of the bridal
cake, for it was certainly beautiful,
and its beauty was due to Miss Nettie
Gable, under her skillful touch it
was made perfectly lovely. The
i?,J,.l ^^^,r.OVQ ncofnl nnrl
UI iUtW JJ1CBCUIO "HV ,
beautiful. Mr. Harmon is one of
Saluda's most popular aud genial
gentleman. His fair bride is one of
Lexington's charming ladie9. "While
D O
parting with her with regret, we feel i
that Lexington's loss is Saluda's J
gain, and join with their host of j
friends in wishing them a happy and I
prosperous life's voyage.
'Cyrus."
Shake Into Ycnr Shoes.
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for
the feet. It cures painful, swollen, j
smarting feet and instantly takes the j
stiDg out of corns and bunions. It's j
the greatest comfort discovery of tLe j
age. Allen's Foot Ease makes tight- I
fitting or new shoes feel easy. It is j
a certain cure for sweating, callous j
and hot, tired, aching feet. Try it |
today. Sold by all druggists and '
shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in j
stamps. Trial package free. Address, \
Allen S. Olmsted, Le Boy, X. Y.
Resolutions cf Respect.
Whereas our Heavenly Father iu j
his omnisii -nt love, has taken from ;
our midst the dear presence of our j
friend, Miss Sadie Heibert, a Vice- !
President and a most valuable member
of the Leesville College Art !
o I
League, therefore,
Resolved 1st. That we bow iu unquestioning
submission to the divine
will, grateful that the memory we
have of her, will remain with us to J
cheer and to bless.
Resolved 2d. That we recognize
the fact that in her life we have had J
a rare exemplification of the true, i
the good and the beautiful.
Resolved 3rd. That we emulate j
her gentle graces of character, her j
broad sympathy and Christian love j
for her fellow creatures, and her zeal |
and enthusiasm in lending a helping !
hand to every agency for the eleva- j
tion of humanity and the advance- j
raent of the Master's cause.
Resolved 4th. That our sympathy j
be extended to her bereaved family, {
whom with confidence we commit for '
comfort, to the "man of sorrws, and
acquainted with giit-f."
Resolved 5th. That a copy of these j
resolutions be sent to her family and j
for publication to the Southern !
Christian Advocate, The Lexington !
Dispatch and the Ldgefield Monitor, j
Ella S. Burton.
Ellen J. Siddall.
Alton H. Able.
Are You Week!
"Weakness manifests itself in the loss of (
arnbiiion and aching hones. The blood is
watery; the tissues are wasting?the door is
heintr opened for disease. A little of Browns'
Iron Hitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your j
blood rich and red. Do you more good
thr.Ti r.n expenMve special course of medicine.
Cr<?\v:is'Iron Bitters is soiu by all dealers. .
Swanssa News
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Messrs. Shaml & Roof are putting
Lip a dry kiln to dry ceiling and floor- j
iug by the wholesale for their mam- j
moth plainer.
On last Wednesday night a negro I
was shot at the steam mill of the '
Oeiger Brothers. The pistol ball
went in the front of the neck and j
was taken out the back of the neck j
oy Dr. Langford, and he is doing ;
;ery well.
On Friday night last the batn and i '
dable of Richard Reeie, on Pond '
l |
Branch, were burned, together wi h ! j
lis com and forage. One hog also
vas burned to death and a horse
)adly singed, but cot injured. Mr.
Beele is an industiious, worthy citi:en
and has many sympathizers in j '
lis distress. i j
Rev. T. F. McFarlane, W. II. F. j i
( The irer
^ *""*'"" <"? ^3r" '
j&n -fTm j, ?tvn wiiosc
>, yyj mteiies pul(
V^K/ rich. rid. vital ;
- i'lood of health. }
^v\^y-~y \ The same i-true of the j
V y&j?L | mt ;; who win success j
j?t\ in ti;e ba'tlis of \vo;k j
gcgl*0'^? and bu-ine-s. When j
a man's liver is slugC/%
yyf 5 gi-h. his riigr<>tion im- i
" "" paired, and his stom- '
" " ach weak, his blood
soon grots thin and impale.
The blood is the it ream of life. If j
it is impure every vita! or gran in the body is |
in?p~?.-pv:3y i:?.?ii:i-?hvd and becomes weak j
and di-ea-t d and fails to pet form its proper
function-* in the economy of life. The vie- i
tin: snffe;> from h?s of appetite and sleep,
wind, p iin. fulness and swelling of the I
stomach after meals, bad taste in the f
mouth, foul breath, imaginary lump of
food in the throat, headaches, giddiness, !
drowsiness, heavy lieati and costiveness.
A!! of these conditions and their causes
are promptly cured by the use of Doctor
r>:.11 Mcflii-il T)Uc?,vorv_ It !
bring- back the keen edge of appetite, j
make:* the digestion perfect and the liver 1
active. It makes rich. red. pure blood,
filled with the life-giving elements of the !
food that build healthy tissues. firm llcsh.
strong muscles and vibrant nerve fibers. It j
invigorates and vitalizes the whole body,
and imparts mental power and elasticity. |
It cures qS per cent, of all cases of coil- i
sumption. strengthens weak lungs. stops j
bleeding f'o:u lungs. spitting of blood, i
obstinate lingering coughs and kindred
ailments.
Costiveness. constipation and torpidity >
of the liver are surely, speedily and per- i
manentlv cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They are ti'nv. sugar-coated gran- j
ules. One little *' Pellet " is a gentle laxa- I
tive. and two a mild cathartic. They never i
gripe. Thev stimulate and strengthen the |
jaded organs until a regular habit is formed i
and may then be discontinued without a !
return of the trouble. They stimulate, [
invigorate and regulate the stomach, liver [
and bowels. Medicine stores sell them, j
and have no other pills that "arc Just |
as good."
Iiist ami Mrs. Rast, are attending I
the Epworth League at Orangeburg. I
The ladies of the committee of tl e j
Baptist Sunday school will give an i
ice cream festival next Saturday after
noon ^d each Saturday afternoon '
for several weeks.
Mr. Paul E Hut to is oft' on Cedar
creek suiveying land for \Y. J
Keen an.
The Prohibition State ticket put
forth for the next campaign is a
strong one morally aod intellectual ]
and politically. It will command the |
respect and support of many citizens !
of this neighborhood. The fight |
will be a hard one, but it has able '
men to do it. We are sorry that
there were only two of our delegates
from Lexington present, viz: Muj.
II. A. Meetze and Prof. Haynes.
Men should not be allowed to
dodge an issue aud the candidates for
the Legislature have many hard
questions to answer this summer,
and many of them that so love "the
clear people" will be so willing to do
whatever "my fellow citizens desire
to be done."
The travel across Siluda river has
long ago demanded the use of ferries
and bridges. A good iron bridge
can be put over to cross at any seasou
for about ?3,500 and our county
should have one or two on the Saluda.
The co^ts, and say nothing of
the convenience, ha9 long since been
lost to the county by high waters,
and bridges and ferries should long
ago have gone up, and our people
would sustain it and the men who
did it.
War and its fearful forebodings
overhangs cur great Republic. May
God give her statesmen the wisdom
end foresight to manage our Ship of
S!ate. Spectator.
April HI. 1897.
Save Your Money.
One box of Tutt's Pills will save
many dollars in doctors' bills
They will surely cure all diseases I
of the stomach, liver or bowels. I
!
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia, !
malaria, constipation andbilio- ;
usness, a million people endorse !
TUTT S Liver PILLS
Spanish Preparations.
I
Stoiiug Provisions and Strengthening !
Defenses in the Canaiies.
Teneiin\ Cinary Islands, April
IS ?The Spanish authorities here
have acquired all the principal ware- j
houses at this place and at the Grand |
Canary for the accommodation of the
large reinforcements of troops expected
here, and to hold the stores
which are also about due to arrive, j
Kven the churches are to be used for :
military purposes, and the strength
of the fortifications is beiDg increased.
Work on the latter has been in progress
for some time past, and heavy
guns have just been mounted at the
chief landing battery, which is situated
on a promontory commanding !
the town audhaibor.
At Las Talmas large quantities of j
grain have been amassed and more j
cargoes are 011 their way here.
About six thousand additional
troops are ex ceded here, and it is
said
that a similar number of men !
will in all probability be sent to the j
Grand Canary.
if the Baby is Cutting Teeth j
He sure and use that old and well I
tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- |
ing Syrup for ciiildren teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, j
allays all pain, cures wind colic and j
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 1
Iw^uty five cents a bottle.
It is the best of all.
Game Cock Chicken Cholera C'uie.
an absolute remedy for chicken cbol- i
!ia. No cure, no pay. 2oc a pack- j
age. Murray Drug Co. Ask your i
store keeper f<>r it. I
SPAIN MUST GIVE UP J
CUBA SAYS UNCLE
SAM.
"Washington, April 10?After one j
of the hardest fought battlesbeiwee n ;
the two houses known in many years, i
Congress at an early hour this morn- ;
ing inrne to an agreement upon the I
most momentous question it has
dealt with in a third of a centuiy.
The Cuban resolution was passed i
aud will be sent to the President
this morning. Its provisions mean
the expulsion of Spain from the
rJarwl nf 1 jv the armed forces i
of I be United States.
There were many loll calls in both j
bouses and each body held tenaciously
for its own resolution. The
conferees hud great difficulty in
agreeing. The first conference showed
a determination on the pait of the j
House not to yield a single point,
and it was only after long consultations
with the House leaders that
they agreed to allow the little words
k'are, and," in the first section of the
Senate resolution, which declares
that the people of Cuba are and of
light ought to be free aud independent.
The resolution as finally adopted
is that reported from the Senate
committee on foreign relations, with
the addition of the fouith section,
known as the Teller amendment, disclaiming
any intention on the part of
the United States to acquire Cuba.
The resolution cannot be sent to
the President until after it is signed
by the presiding officers today.
The resolution agreed to is as follows:
Joint resolution for the recognition
of the independence of the people
of Cuba, demaudiug that the government
of Spain relinquish its
authority aud government in the
ialand of Cuba and withdraw its
l?rw1 flr>rl n?vnl fnveofl frnrn the
island of Cuba and Cuban waters,
and directing the President of the
i United States to use the land and
I
naval forces of the United States
to carry these resolutions in'o
I
effect.
Whereas the abhorrent conditions
1
j which have existed for more than
three years in the inland of Cuba, so
] near our own borders, have shocked
the moral sense of the people of the
; United States, have been a disgrace
; to Caristian civilization, culminating,
i as they have, in the destruction of a
United States battleship, with two
hundred and sixty six of its officers
and crew, wLile on a friendly visit in
the baibor of Havanna, and canuot
longer be endured, as has been set
forth by the President of the United
, States iu his message to Congress, of
April 11, 1S9S, upon which the action
of Congress was invited; therefore,
| Resolved, First. That the people
; of the Island of Cuba are, and of
i i i>. i t i i
ngut ougut 10 dp, iree ana ma-pendent.
I
Second. That it is the duty of th?
j United States to demand, and the
| government of the United States
| does hereby demand, that the gov- *
ernment of Spain relinquish its
i authority and government in the
Island cf Cuba and withdraw its
land and naval - forces from C.iba
and Cuban waters.
Third. That the President of the
United States be, and he hereby is,
directed and empoweied to use the
entire hud and naval forces of the
United States and to call into actual
service of the United States the militia
of the several states to such extent
as may be necessary to cairy j
these resolutions into effect.
Fourth. That the United Stites
hereby disclaims any disposition or
intention to exercise sovereignty,
jurisdiction or control over said
island except for the pacification
thereof, and asserts its determination,
when that is accomplished, to !
leave the government and control of |
the island to its people.
No Cure?No Pay.
That is the way all druggists sell
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for
Chills and Malaria. It is simply
Iron and Quinine in a tasteless fcriu.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter nauseating tonics. Price, 50c
Waiting for the Word.
Men of the Flying Squadron on
Their Mettle.
Fort Monroe, April 18.?The news j
from Washington that definite action j
might be taken tomorrow put men ;
and officers of the living squadron |
on their mettle tonight. Searchlight i
and signal practice was indulged in j
tonight for a biit-f period, and sue- !
cessfully. The Rodger?, torpedo |
boat, ran into Norfolk, after an ab j
seuce on trial of twenty-four hours, j
with satisfactory results. Commo- !
dore Schley has not received any j
moving orders yet.
Horehound, Mullen and Tar. Cures ; '
vour Coimh. Nothing like it. 25c i
w O O
bottle. For sale every where.
IVluch In Little
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i'ii,"only I'.iJs i > v. ill !! ? r~.:J.t.
r* ?? >? - T* cPr ' "ry> i
The C*t-i:uiy Ce-nvcnticu of the
L< xiigb/i) I)eui<:rr:-cv wiil assemble
it) the court In , ;:t L xiugton, cti
the li!'st Mclr.la} 21! et II e. eloclv
a lu. The I'ic.-ali hi of the vatious
Octtiociatic?.!i:;>> v, i!i call meetings of
their clubs 011 Sat ui day, the
day of April, to rtorganize the clubs
and to ile? t delegates to the County
Cunve nlion, auel one executive coin
mil tee man fur tacit club. If fui
any cause a meeting e: a club cannot
be Leid on Saturday, the 2.'bd of
April, such meeting may be held on
Saturday, the o(hh tf April. The
representation will be oik; delegate
to each 2n voters*, or mejoiity fiaetiou
thereof, cast in the tirst piiman
election in 18:10.
C M. Ktird,
Cjuuty Chaii man Lexington Democracy.
B ~ V/ - u
K has demonstrated ten thousand e
B times that it is almost infallible i
for woman's 3
| peculiar
| weaknesses, ^
Ja irregularities and derangements. ^
p It has become the leading remedy fp
kj for this class of troubles, it exerts Sj
B a wonderfully healing. strength- ^
{P, ening and soothing influence upon yfc
tlie menstrual organs. It cures 3
Ej "whites" j.nd fallingofthe womb.
t| It stops flooding and relieves sup- ^
P pressed and painful menstruation. '
3 l'or Change of Life it is the best ?
medicine made. It is beneficial
yu during pregnancy, and helps to \
m bring children int > homes barren I
g for years. It invigorates, stimu- |
S la'es, strengthens the whole sys- *
E tem. This great remedy is offered ;
3 to all afflicted women. Why wi 1
rj any woman suffer another minute 5
S with certain relief within reach? t
J3 Wine of C'ardui only costs $1.00 \
3 per bottle a: your drug store. .
Si For advice, in cases requiring special '
N directions, address, giving symptoms,
3 the " Ladies' Advisor;/ Department,'' I
3 The Chattanooga Zlcdicim Co., Chatjl
taaooga, Tenn.
? Rev. J. W. SMITH. Camden. S.C.. says:
I "My wife used Wine of Cardui at homo c
H tor falling of the womb and it entirely
e| cured her."
STATS 07 SOUTH^CAROLINA.
EXECU1IYE CIIAMHEU.
YT7IIEREAS. INFORMATION II VS
Vt l>cen received at this Department
tint on the loth day of April, A. D,. IM S.
the barn and stables ot Richard Peel,
in the county of Lexington, were burned
an 1 there being reason to believe th it tlitburning
was an act ot iueindurisnj:
Now, therefore. 1, W. H. Klltrbe.
Governor of the State of South Cirolina.
in oidtr that .justice may be done, and the
majesty ol the l?tw vindicated, do h<>ieby
offer a reward of One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars tor the apprehension and conviction
of the person or p-rsous who committed
siid act or inciudiarism
IN* TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set mv Land and
caused the Great Seal ot
the State to be affixed, at Colon
bia, this the lit h day cf
[n. m s.] April, A. I). 1S'.)3, and in
the one hundred and twenty
second verr ol the Independence
of the United States ol
America.
\V. II ELLEUH2.
Dy the Governor:
D. II. TOMPKINS.
Secretary of State.
April 2'J, IS it 3 --1 wi:J
W ITCH III) CLOCK WORK,
I AM LOCATED AT H. M. WIXGARDo
grocery store and prepared to execute
all kinds ot Watch <>r Clock repairs with
promptness. Satisfaction guarante d and
tdrargea very low. Give a trial.
S. A. DAVIS.
Lexineton. S. ('.
/pnl S. iM.tS 'JwJS
i)i nr norn onriTRv
I iiiij imiju s ulijIhi
WLy send oat ot tLc- State for
Eggs and Poultry
when you ean gel the best near houia. We
won this sees >n on evtrv ehus entered at
both C'oluuiLi t and Shelby, N. C.
Our pens are mated from the following
breed-:
8. L. 11'ijandottes,
Ii. Plymouth HocJts,
Indian Games,
lilffch' Minorca*,
S. S. Ilambarffs,
S. C\ White ami lirotm Leghorns.
MS. S1.59 FOB 15.
One year's subscription to the Reliable
Poultry Jonrual tor two sitting order.
fifrW'c aVe now taking orders for Fggs lor
future .shipment. Sh >w record lurni>htd
on application.
r.iitus;a ?.w
Proprietors,
Catawba Poultry Yards,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
February 2, P<03 ?lm.
n j y
TUB MOST
!i|rf III (illlll
We have Tin own Open Oar Doori
Sniimr Selections from t he L
t ? 0 ?
I
I
| Dress Goods.
i
J case frncy weave Wool Dress
Goods woith do and 40c, our
; pi ice, 25c.
| 100 Dre--s Patterns in Wool
Dress Goods, at Si 08
j ";0 Dress Pat terns in Wool Diess
Goods, at 85.08
i Dress Patterns from $15 to 825 Siut
I m HE IDI 11 HIE I
i 100 Calico and Cambiic Wrappers
40c.
100 Calico and Cambtic Wrappers,
08c.
A new line of Cambric Underwear,
consisting of
! 'SKIRTS,
i CHEMISES.
DRAWERS,
GOWNS,
CORSET
COVERS, ETC
SILKS CLOTHI
50 Silk Waist Patterns in the new
j plaids, one of a kind.
; _ a i. . i ^ t
i we carry ine umerenc weaves 01
lt?gat".a Silk, every yard guaranteed.
Our spriDg stock of Clothing is
now complete?new designs, new
patter as.
| 100 Fine Cassimere Suits at $o 00.
! 100 Fine Cassimere Suits at $G 00.
! A complete line of French Worsted
at $10 00 suit.
I ~ A Wai
Ladies wear our si o0 Oxfords, l
black Persiau kid, circle foxed, a
A large stock from whi<
COI ,1'M1
^ WE HAVE NO At
|\ m1? prices, sav
R 1 <ie*lcr'i profits.
[ (m^T* 118 styles of V
] \\ //\ Top Buggies, M
i JI jl ] Surreys. to ^12
J_Lf J *>" r'jaetonj, Tra
0?Si ^ ?fr cites. Spring-Koad
ffo. 77. Surrey H?rn??s. Price, f IG.OO. Wagons. Send for
As good as sells for J'.'j. Catalogue of all o;
ELKHART CABBIAGE A>D UABMiSS ili'U
February 23 -22.
| LORICK &
WHOLESALE AND
| Choice C
| If you can't come to sec up. write us
you can think of in the Grocery li
Brj^Our ])rice list for California Eva]
! ?^>T"Our pi ice list for Staple and Fai
! fiSr^Our price list for Fireworks is dc
fctfX postal card brings them to you
! HARDWARE j
IIciKltpu
I Field. Flower ar
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Wholesale jiikI
Paints, Oils, Van
| LORICK & I
COLUMI
Tan 1.?]v.
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AVirOT.K^ VT.K
FRUIT AN!
217 East Bay, Opp<
Mail Orders Solicited
W. H. MIX!
MirHi M. IS'JS ff
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a hikI Ask the Public to Iu.-pect Our
DOtus of Kurope and America.
Black (Joods.
2~> pieces Fancy Moliair I)rc>s
(roods for skirts, at C*c. j
2 "> piece s all wool Serges, 25c. I
1 ! pieces extra wide Fancy Moh-ir,
25c. ;
All :he latest weaves in Cashmere, !
Tainise, Silk Warp Henriettas, Crepons
and Grenadines.
ilHfilflTi!
Ladies' Shirt Waists in Gingham
Lawn and Percale.
A new line of Ladies' Readv Made
Skirts.
White goods in Lawns, Nainsook,
English Long Cloth, etc.
1 case White Spreads at Do.
1 case White Spreads at NSj.
JUST RECEIVED, our spring stock
of Mattings, new crop, popular
prices. S.e our line.
Mi AND HATS
A new line of Dress Suits for evening
wear.
50 Negligee Shiits without collars,
the fashionable garment for this
season of the year, 50c. each.
Laundried Negligee Shirts at Si.00
Finer goods at $1.25 and ?1.50.
Spring shapes in Hats now ready.
Juhn B. Stetson's and other celebrated
makers.
Issue.
nade with military heels, cloth tops
lso in brown aud chocolate shades.
?h to make your selection.
UGH & 08,,
5IA, S. C.
'*r?*. free K0.6OC Surrey. Price, with curtains, l*rnp?,ma*
ir styles. shade, aprao and leaders, JCO. As ?oo<l as sell*. ,'orfOO.
. CO. W. B. PRATT, litc'j-. PLKUART, IND.
LOWRANOE,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries,
a postal card for prices 011 anything
iue. We will answer you promptly,
lorated Fruits is now ready,
icy Cundies is now ready,
iw ready.,
r door, js-fl
USD CUTLERY.
irtors for
li Mhi Ms, j
Rrtail T><mx)< for
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nislies and Glass.
jOWRANCE,
3IA, S. C.
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Fruit Co., j
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DIMLEHS IX
I PRODUCE,
Dsite Custom House,
and Carefully Filled.
SOX. Manager.
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Stvle and Comfort
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combined in the- SPRI\'G
M'irs tl>?( \vp nro ?,.I!mut <>
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remarkably low prices.
Men's Spring Suits.
For $*2 GO, jil.GO, SG <K) ami $0<0.
Business Suits.
A* $7.f>0, $s Go, and $10 0.1.
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Boys Suits tn $0.rA
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Youth's Suits j, J'Z vP.
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Also a complete line of
! Soft and Stiff Hats
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in the Latest Styles.
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NECKWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FDR
SPIND.
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M. L. KINARD,
TilEDLII liEUUIUCUITIIIEI,
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1523 Main Street,
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At Sign of the Golden Star,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
!
April 25?ly.
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{ AVe desire to eail the attention of onr
Lexington triced-; to the laet that we are
still manufacturing
j ot ali kinds on the Post Ofliee Block, No.
172), and we guarantee all work and mate!
rial lor we use nothing but the best labor
j and material in our business. (No other
like it used jn the State except in very tine
harness )
We make single buggy harness from S3 00
i cp Doub.e harnees jn propoitiou. and
i wagon and farm harness are all made to
suit the times.
We al>o carrv a nice line of Saddles from
i S2 00 up; also Collars, Collar Pads, Whips
i and a v. ry nice line ol Lap liobes.
| We are a'so handling 15 iggles, Phaeton?,
Cabriolctters. Surrys, Victorias, Brctts,
Landaus. Coupes and Doctor's Phaetons,
j Buggies lrom $.'J0 00 np. We will make
! this line a spec al feature in our business in
the future and will give you a very close
price where goods are ordered direct.
We desire to thank our customers for the
kind patronage they have extended to us
during the past year, and hoping that they
will continue to bestow their favors on us
in the future, lor we guarantee our goods
! to \ou, and b?g to remain, yours truly,
I R PACT A rtnui
i-. LSt nn<j i f riyciu.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
When ruoncy accompanies mail orders
^ for barrios froai 5'J (;(J nu we pa\ freight.
Pjjfoffili Tii c (ieeds k
gEj^^Ferrys. It pays to plant"
f FERRY'S]
i Famous Seeds J
|\ Aik the dealer for thorn. Send for J I
FERRY'O SEED ANNUAL Jjk
1a^.-J got an that's gj?od andQB^?
Mgh new?the latest and 5qS5i
5?el^@D. M.'FERRY A C0.,8^*2w
BagMggjJ^ Detroit. Mich_J^^gg|
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Homstead Notice.
V"OTICE H IlEllI BY GIVEN THAT
Mrs M-ry Brook* Murdock ha? made
api 1 cuti< ti t > me to have homestead s t off
to her Hud her child out of the Estate ot
John W Mm dock, and her petition, therefore,
is now en tile in th.is otfice.
II A. SPANN.
Clerk of ihsC urt <f Common Pleas and
(rent ral Sessions.
Clerk's Olh ;e. Lczn?ton. S. 0.,
April 6t'?, lH'.h - 4W21.
lilt iM Mill",
Ssit'iiooii Dentist,
I l\?:5 3Iiiin St.,
Ovet M. ssrs. Stantlex Bros". China Store.
(Y..M C. A IViil<iir?.)
COM MIilA, S. C.
January in -!y.
FOK SALE-Lots to snit purchasers,
on 'he street loading from Lexington Mill
to Depot street. or on Depot street. Apply
it Dispatch Office.
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