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I????3??I??? The Lexington Dispatch Burned April 25tb; rebuilt July 19.1894. G. M. HARJ1AN. Editor and PubMsher. , LEXINGTON, S. C., / W^DNiSDVY. MAY 31, 1899. Gen. Otis has been spoken of as Governor General of the Philippines. A form of government has been outlined in which the Filipinos will share in the emoluments of the cffices. Admiral Dewey has sailed from Manila on his flag ship, the Olymphia, for this country. He will come * 11 C*1 -amIA A uy llit OUti cauai iuulc. a utuilu dous ovation awaits him on his arrival in this country. SpriDg is here and nature some times needs assistance and there is nothing better than Dr. Baker's great vegetable blood and liver cure. It corrects the system and keeps the machinery working satisfactorily. It is good for rheumatism, scrofula, syphilis, dropsy, catarrh and all diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys, and general debility. The greatest blood purifier known. For sale at the Bazaar. Price ?1.00 for a large bottle. Congressman Norton is laboring hard to have the post office at Lake City, Williamsburg county, this C? fcrs 4 T t lio Q OiaiC) U'CCiaUHOCVU. JLV uuv MVV*4 discontinued since the murder of Baker, the negro postmaster. The Cuban arms question is nearing a settlement. A portion of the Cuban soldiers will refuse to accept any money from Uncle Sam, and will retain their arm?, while others will * take the cash and surrender their arms. silt may be an item not generally known that the United States Supreme Court recently handed down an opinion to the effect that poultry running at large is wild game, and the owners of property on which ' chickens may trespass have a legal right to kill them. Bimons Tonic Liver Pills, a pleasant remedy for all diseases arising from a disordered or torpid liver. They are the modern cure for constipation, biliousness, sick headaches, specks before the eyes, etc. They do not sicken or gripe, mild in action, thorough in effect. Only one a dose, sugar coated and pleasant to take. Price, 25 cent3 a box, at the Bazaar. It is Time to Think and Act. This hot and sultry weather admonishes perspiring humanity in a manner more forcible and impressive than words that the season has arrived when comfort, convenience and happiness all cry aloud for the warm and heavy clothes which have safely brought us through the rigor cf winter should be laid away in the deep recesses of the cedar chest, there amid the perfumes of camphor, tobacco and Chinaberries to sleep the sleep of the just until they shall be called into service again by the rustle of the brown and sere leaves as they are swayed to and fro by the chiHing winds of winter. This point being settled beyond all peradventure by an unanimous verdict, the next thought which naturally comes to the mindisonefrought with such stupendous issues as to require the most thoughtful deliberation and the calmest consideration on the part of the purchasing public. Upon the solution of the problem which we are now considering in /]|pl its manifold and interesting S 'eses depends the amount we will t >r what lose in the purchase of aable wearing apparel at great 3. Happily for those who want to sbionably aDd stylishly dressed in ?^^ffl^4csLihal will last and wear T. A. ; McCreerv & Co., of Columbia, have \ solved this problem and saved all Lexington the trouble of burning the midnight oil in an effort to discover whatwilball they shall be clothed and how much it will cost. They tell us in cold type that, in addition to offering their entire stock at cost, which of itself is an unprecedented inducement, they have, commencing ?^ with next Monday, inaugurated a bargain week during which time goods in every department of their handsome and immense establishment are almost given away for the asking. We cannot begin to enumerate the many values they are offering. Only a personal inspection can convey an adequate idea of what this proposition means to the economical lady purchaser and as the major i.* _r _ r t l j ? portion oi me iauies oi JueAiugiuLi uo their shoppiDg'.in Columbia we advise each and every one to call at McCreery's if they want a big lot of goods for very little money. r A Card of Thanks. To the Eiitor of the Dispatch: Will you please allow me through the columns of the Dispatch to offer my heartfelt thanks to my thousands of friends that come to my aid in time of my trouble and especially to Cd. George Johnstone of Newberry for his noble service. I am again a free man and will ^ take rny pDce in life and will endeavor to be a g^n'.kman. Good luck to my enemies and may all their troubles bs little ones. C. C. Summer. H PENCIL AXD SCISSORS. Wayside Kotos Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Dry. Dusty. Ruin needed. i The drought still continues. Many gardens are burnt up. j Ice cold drinks at the Bazaar. Next month will be midsummer. The street pump has been repaired. Two more barbecues are announced in this issue. It is predicted that Court will last about three dsvs. The cool nights are very injurious to growing crops. The hum of the thresher will soon be heard in the land. Work on St. Stephen's new church has not yet been resumed. The absence of the farmers on our streets these days is conspicuous. Good family horse for sale. Apply to W. B. Roberts, Lexington, S. C. Mrs. Jennie Holman of Orange burg, is visiting relatives and friends in town. We are indebted to Mr. J. Boozer Crews for a catalogue of Worford College. Supervisor Koon has the chain I gang at work between Summit and Lewiedale. It does seem that with three butchers this market could be supplied with fresh meats every work day in 4 V* m/*# Ir IUC T7CCD. The Cubans have reconsidered their first decision and are now taking Uacle Sam's $75 and laying down their arms. I have about 100 bushels of choice seed pease for sale at $1.00 per bushel. H. L. Oswald, Rocky Well, S. C. The venerable Mrs. Jane Hendris, mother of our fellow townsman, Mr. Scott Hendrix, is reported to be quite ill. Ou account of the pressure cm our columns this week, the second instalment of Col. D. J. Knott's article has been crowded out. If you want the highest market prices for your eggs, chickens or any other kind of country produce, see Meetze & Son before selling. Mr. H. D. Smith has built a handsome country residence on his place several miles from this place. It is now receiving a dressing of paint. Drink Kola-Pepsin for that punctured feeling. Relieves headache on/1 oido sdirroafirtn At. flip P>17.*iar. auu uiuo uig^svivui mv ? ? ? 5c. a glass. Try it. Besides those mentioned last week Dr. J. J. Bickley, of Irino, stood a splendid examination before the State Medical Examiners at their recent meeting. We understand that the grain crop of Col. D. J. Griffith, around Lewiedale, was almost completely destroyed by the hail storm which visited that section last week. Editor W. A. Hare of Our NewsLetter, of Summit, was in town last I week. Besides publishing the bright little paper, he runs a large mercantile business at that place. Those wishing the Home and Farm for 25 cents a year had better subscribe now as this offer will soon be withdrawn. "We have seen samples of flour and seconds from the roller flour mill of Mr. N. Oxner, recently put up by Messrs. S. P. George and J. M. Camp i bell. They were very fine. The Lewiedale Democratic Club will meet on June lOih, for the purj pose of electing a member to reprej sent the Club on the County Demoj cratic Executive Committee. Mr. E. F. Bradford, of the Central railroad, with office at Savannah, is ' j in town visiting his parents, Mr. and j Mrs. C. S. Bradford, and shaking ! hands with his host of friends. |Si CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. EJ U Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use fT; In time. Soid by druggists. (51 _ ?There will be ice cream served at j the Commencement exercises of the j Lexington Classical Institute under j the auspices of the trustees aDd La! dies' Aid Society of St. Stephen. | Dewberries are ripe and pies are ! in order. Send along the almighty ! dollar, delinquents, so that we can j get the sweeting and shorting. "We'll m?nacrp fn h nail a around and ffet j the berries aud water, j Tbe weather prophets have sold | out lock, stock and barrel and have ! retired from business in disgust, j They have wisely concluded to leave ) prophesying to the mind that coni trols and directs the laws of nature. Chief Constable Bahr and his men ! have been operating on the borders : of Lexington and Orangeburg coun! ties again. They succeeded recently ' in capturing two illicit stills and dej stroying a quantity of "swamp angel ! juice." Let disease come as they will, Take Life of the Liver and be healthy still; i Pleasant to take, unlike a pill, R.'gulatos the system and cures every ill. ^ EUREKA! As you tr.-vcl through southeastern Kansas about one hundred and twenty - five miles south of Topeka and eighty five niiks east of Wichita, the brakeman sticks liis head in the doorway and yells : " Yreekv ! " and a couple of minutes later the train pulls into Eureka, the prosperous county sc at of Greenwood County. One of the happy inhabitants of Eureka is Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor, and the retvons for her present happiness are set forth in the following letter addressed to Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the "Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute," of Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Taylor says: 1 had been a sufferer for fifteen years and in August 1S96 was taken with severe cramping pain in my stomach. A hard lump about the size of a goose egg formed in my right side. It i>ceame so sort-" wa?k' aboiUMthe FtH I I T " "S I * house,and I had ^ i j .'k LZ-'ki f > } V no appetite. I 7*11 | \j> JfesVA Y } consulted t wo v\\j j J Jyk J I < ehi e'^^'i"11 ^ largenient of \ f// ^ one of the lobes jjjljfiI C> / of my liver and /),/ ( and advised me . JPyV j // to take your 1/ * \ Y f . I u V C.olden Medi- , ,. . , Mi ' " 1 consulted I no of the Ixsl oocand * Pleasant f"rj t0ln:r Pellets.' I had not taken more than half a bottle of each when I began to feel better, and my appetite came back, and for a little over a year since. I began to do my work." Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a medicine that cures on rational, scientific principles. It is the discovery of a regularly graduated, practicing physician of high standing. It tones up the stomach, stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels. It brings all the dige>tive organs into healthy activity. It neutralizes and eradicates all poisonous, effete matter in the blood and fills it with the rich, vital, red corpuscles of health attd vigor. The " Discovery " is a temperance medicine. It contains no alcohol in any form. Governor Ellerbe is holding on to life with a wonderful tenacity. Hi9 struggle with death has been a long and hard one and has been grandly aud nobly fought. The latest re port from his bedside was to the effect that "there wa3 no change in his condition. CjI. George Johnstone made o strong 6ght for Mr. C. C. Summer, of Peak. He has won as he usually does when he goes into a criminal court. There is no stronger criminal lawyer in the State than Colonel JohnstoDe.?Newberry Herald anc News, May 10. The twelve-year-old son of Mr John Q. M. Meetze while x;uttir? grain, accidentally cut himself 01 the thigh with the cradle last Satur chy. The wound is a serious ore but the little fellow is doiDg admira bly under the skillful treatment oi Dr. C. E Leaphait. W. A. Reckling, Columbia's famous photographer, requests us to an nounce that he will be at Leesvilb on Friday and Saturday, June 2c and 3d, taking pictures at Prof Haynes' Cjllege and will be pleasec if all who want first class work t< call on him on the above dates a that place. We clip the following from th< Orangeburg Times k Democrat Mr. Sam Harsey, another one of thi old veterans, aged 70 years, passec over the river Saturday, May 24tb at about 12 o'clock. He was a trui man and will be missed from his sec tion. He lived about two miles fron Swansea. He was stricken witl paralysis Friday morning. It is folly for people to sabj.ct them selves to attacks of chills and fever an< malarial troubles, when by the timely us< of Ramon's Liver Pills it Tonic Pellets ant Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonic they can s< fortify their systems as to entirely preven tliem. Every one knows these famom remedies, but for fuller information as) your druggist lor pamphlets and satnph dose. For sale by G M. Harman and J E. Kanfmanu. The unanimous verdict of consum ers is that Piatt, Hook & Shull, o Columbia, have the best and cheap est stock of plantation and famil; supplies. This verdict is upheld b; every new customer who makes i purchase at their store. Reader, i you have never made a purchase there do so at once and be convinced The frugal housewife i3 beginning to think about putting up fruit, ber ries and vegetables and in doing si wants to put them up in vessels tha will prevent the contents from fer mentiDg and souring and preserve its flavor and color. Lorick & Low ranee, of Columbia, offers thefamou Mason jir3, which have stood the test of years, at remarkably Iovn prices. Our EI.tor and Mr. J. W. Drehe are spending this week on the bank of the Edisto whiling away the time discussing the practical workings o the protective tariff and the theor; of free trade much to the delight ane edification of the finny tribe. As i result of the the joint discussion lb aforesaid finny tribe is divided?on< faction of which propose to call i convention and memoralize Cungres t) pass a law protecing themselve from the unjust discrimination cf tb foreign fishei men's bait so that the en terprise of the local fishermen's bai will be encouraged, while the othe faction r?nnfAn<1 fhnf. ih is timfi hnn ored principles of the fathers to bit' at the bate of any fisherman tha comes along irrespective of race color or previous condition of serv: tude, and that to depart from thos< stardurds is but to j an the party o the octopuses which threaten the very existence of the fiuDy tribe In the meantime these twodkcipleso Isasck Walton are landing member of both factions and are ei joying big trout, fat mollies, j lck and bream Drink Kola Pepsin, pleasant, in v'gorating and a digestive Ionic Only os a glass, at the Bazaar foun t ^n. Cull for it. Gentlemen cf the Jury. The following named persons have beeD drawn to serve as petit jurors for the June term of Court of Sessions for this county: A W Haltiwanger Albert It Taylor Robert G Eleazer T J Roof William Roland QiincyShull H H Chapman B F Justus G H Riwl Jonah Hite Jas W B juknight I W Hutto Houston Vansant J K Gantt Jno L Reynolds Willie Shull J S Kyzer H R Dreher J P Lucas James Arehart Frank A Weed T Wade Long David MtCirtha John W Ciim W C Weed J B Wyse D E Ballentine James H Hope Sidney 0 Daley Wm M Say lor Wade T Weed Elmore Black C B Liird H D Smith Geo Danl While J W HeDdrix. ? A protracted meeting is now in progress in the Baptist church here. It is being conducted by the dearly beloved pastor, Rev. T. F. Rivers, who has so faithfully, so earnestly and zealously worked in the Master's cause in this part of the moral vine. yard. He is ably assisted by the Rev. Mr. McMillan of Granitesville. The meeting will probably continue ten days or two weeks. Much interest is being manifested in the woik of the Lord and a gracious outpouring of the Spirit of God is expected as a result of the meeting. Notice, Club Mieting. The Lewiedale Democratic Club will meet at Lewiedale on Saturday, on June lOib, 1899, at 5 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing an Execu tive Cjmmitteeman. By order of the President. S. P. Drafts, Secretary. 1 ; To those living I in malarial districts Tutt's Pills are indispensible, they keep the system in perfect order and are : an absolute cure 1 for sick headache, indigestion malaria, torpid liver, constipa tion and all bilious diseases. f Tutt's Liver Pills - ? Lidiss, Bead This. a Dr. Baker's Female Regular is i j new discovery for the prevention anc cure of female diseases. It is un doubtedly one of the finest medicinei * for all it claims in relieving and cur ) iDg suffering women. It is a per t m3nent cure for all womb, bladdei and urinary deseases and femah weakness, etc. For sale at thi s Bazaar. Large bottles Si.25. 9 St. Stephen's Congregation. 1 The place of divine services for th immediate future of St. .Stephen' congregation wili be in the Episco 3 pal chapel. Our congregation am - the public may expect services a 2 that chapel every Sunday morning 3 at 11 o'clock, except on fifth Sun days. Sunday school service every Sun . day morning, at 9:30, at the Episco 1 pal chapel. e Pastor J. G. Graichen. A ^ ^ ^ t To Ice Consumers. I Solely for the accommodation o 3 the perspiring public the B.;zaa will sell ice on Sundays from 12 to ! noon and from G to 7 p. m. Custom ^ ers will please make their purchase daring these hours. ^ For Sale Cheap. y Single comb White Leghorn cocks * Best stock. Lowest prices. Cros I your common fowls and improve 3 breed and make extra layers. 7. cents each. Apply to Rice B. Har man. r r_ Cavies or Guinea Pigs. o Guioea pigs are an interesting lit t tie pet for the children; are easy ti keep, thrive and do well. They ar perfectly harmless and quite profit 3 able; they will rid any building fron - ats, that they might be put in s Per pair, grown $1.0"); young 50 c. ) Address Rice B. Harman. r * * ]\ Tfi]\[|?Y Is a deceptive dise&seIVil/il Ju 1 thousands have it am rp [) ATT ny Iddon't kn w it. If yoi r JL XlU L JDlJ JLiwant quick results yoi 8 can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer' Swamp-R ot the great kidney remedy. A S druggists in fifty cent and dollar siz s ? Sample Lo'.tle by mail free also pamphle telliDg you how to lind out if ycu hav p kidney troubl i. ^ Address, Dr Kilnnr & Co., B.nghamfon ~ tS 1. a ? Barbecue. a T WILL FURNISH A NO. 1 BARBE JL cue and refreshments at LeesviFe ?i 8 County Campaign Day. August 1st, lv99 S Candidates will be on hand and add res the peof le. Every b dy is in\\ted an< e should at'erd if they w.sh to spend i pleasant day. L. P. ALEWINE. t May 31?11. pd r ^ Barbecue. t W7E WILL r ORNISH A NO. 1 EAR VV broue and refreshments at the resi , denceo Jehu Kaminer usar W. Q. M fui Satnrdiv. Jnlv loth. 1809 Everj body is cordially iuvited to attend 3 A royal iuie guaranteed: a good dinner e speaking by tbe candidates and music am da- cing lor the ' oung folk 5 " JOHN KAMTNER, P. LLE HARMAN. ' May 31?td. : BEESWAX WANTED . IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES 1WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MAR ket price lor dean ani pure beeswax Price governed bv color and condition RICE B HARMAN, At the Bazaar, Lexington, S. C. FRUIT JARS MASOV'S IMPROVED IWEIliA LIVED, ; Now is tin- time to rrs KP-T7"T=H -PTPTTTT \/ Ma M>w -av mmm BM and ]>Ut up VEGETA BLES. We offer them packed nicely, 1 Duzen to Cise, with rubbers and tops complete, as follows: Pints 50 C.nts per Dozen Q larta (JO Cents per Dozen Half Gallons 75 C.-nts per Dozen Send U8 your orders, or write us for prices on large lots. LORICE & LO WRANCE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Jan .?1 ly. SEND ONE DOLLAR SI wlltala 700 ?llea of Chleago. we will tend you thia TOP BtWiV IIY FUMUIIT O. D. \ \ ? Sl'BJKCT TO EXAHISAT10S, you coo examln. Il at your freight depot and If found \ \ A VMS] 1 PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY. EXACTLT AS REPRESENTED, Kqi'AI. TO I.l'GGIES \ \/ few I THAT RETAIL ATS60.00 to *75.00 and THE GRANDEST BARGAIN YOU EVER SAW, \ X I jCX&iil ?! pay tbe freight agent OUR SPECIAL PRICE $38.90, and freight charges, less the 81.00 sent with order. I UfP MAIfP TMI<5 TOP RII00Y IN OCR OWN FACTORY IS CHICAGO, A \ /\ WtBIAHfc I HIS I UK PUbbTfr<?? lH.ttt.r n,atcriai thai! most /^ /' A A makers putin 875.00 buggies. Latest Style For 1099. body, (?? ' V i 24x54 from the Best Seasoned Wood. Gear, Best That Money Can I I Build. Ead Spring*, as illustrated, or Brewster Side Bar. Wheela, YL,y\Z'Vy7wtNvJV7/\/ X^wTa\^^J High Grade Screwed Rim Sarren's l'atent. Top, 24 ounce, Daily V ri/Vfl \-i/ k\ )yr\i\ x Rubber Hearily Lined, full sid i and back curtains. Painting, Guaran- \Z\/i ) \ /X. \ \/<SL*i teed equal to any 1150.00 buggy work, Body black. Gear dark gieea sL / i . AL 7-1 /yy Or Red. Cpboliterlsg, heary green French body eloth or Eran't leather. 38.90 IS OUR SPECIAL MICE f<wt?P bom eo?Pl?t?- wide or najrow traeki fnll length ?l<le and biek enrtalna, atom . ..ilmiiibm and .hafta. GUARANTEED TWO YEARS Will last a lifetime. For Haggle, at815.95 and I^WRnTFOB^irEEK BCeefcATALOGCE. ~Y0U CAN MAKE ^500.00 This Tear Selling OUR $38.90 BUGQIEa ORDER ONE TO-DAY, YOU CAN SELL IT FOR $60.00. DON'T DELAY. Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), CHICAGO, ILL. PERKINS MANUFACTURING GO. YELLOW PINE LUMBER, 1 MANUFACTURERS OF hig-E: a-:BH> E FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING, ; FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES AND LATHS, DOORS,SASH AND BLINDS. AUGUSTA, OA. l ^ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY EURNISnED.^i I February 1?ly. : J. YOUNG & CO., ; WHOLESALE TTwm+ fi.M 6 M'i8 MAIiKET STREET, (Neat Market House.) I C OLTJ11BIA, S. C. SEED POTATOES, GENUINE MAINE STOCK. ALL THE LEADING VARIETIES r BLISS' TRIUMPHS, EARLY ROSE, PEERLESS, ETC., ETC, 1 EVERYTHING IN THE FRUIT AND PRODUCE LINE. GET OUR PRICES. WE WILL SATE YOU MONEY. December 7 ?tl. ; EVERYBODY 1 ; " at t;m-s. mo e or less, needs a rtgilat- ^ 3 * i^g me? i une. Feel languid and drill. * energy .strength and appetite gout! * ?*??1 KiclihriHl, , Need sent thine to dear up the sis- * TT^IRTi * tenia d restnr it to a heaiihii-r con- J 1 * ' " " * ditioi. Hlton's Liver and Kidney ** ********** * * ** It gulator meets these requiremen s. May ?? ~"i Excels as a remedy in habitual consti- ... 0 pation, indigestion and all their attend- [ P ing ills, and as a regulator to the kid- ^ ^ 2Tc , tOc. and $1 00 bottles Al) J Wholesale by MURRAY DRUG CO., <JuPivSDn ' Columbia. S. C. "T-^. - ,.? lfe&l ^ For Sale at THE BAZAAR. tl-1 jQJjT Warning. ilplllll^ d mHIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC waBBgSE^ 11 X that Htnry Hi ler, better known as ,--, , ,. , , 11 Bose, left my emp ojment Monday morning { 1 cn ;10,1 }}?* a ;\c,,e. aTL'P 3"on. wan? 8 without cause, after contracting fur the j cae a . sjay lighted that is the 1 year to labor on my tarm. All persons j 'Searchlight. high gra-e in every re giving him < mployment or harborp g him I *Fect- Handsome, strong and wili out t in anv way will be prosecuted to the full I blc\ck fi?de. Ask you. e extent oftte law. ^kr {o\ a SoftrrL1,*hL _z'lzLL w. q M. beriey. i c| jtptbfl ? May 17. 1899 ? 3a 2). pd I tLtUlftU Notice, Trespassers; I SILICON This is to notify *ll persons SllinCS not to trespass cither by hunting, fLh- i r**i i- ing or otherwise upon our lan^s ai-joimug ton > >v cti i each other. All violators wili be punished , , . according to law. CUrDl'l Sill ?i V s .T. H. H1LLER. R. L CONNELLY. ^ U1* "OI1 J0 J :1 J. D SWYGEUT. J. C SIIEALY. Wltlimif a May 13, 1899-4*3 J ^ tuiuuui For Sale or Exchange. samples sent if you"say so. I710RTY HORSE POWER ENGINE I<* m-iifce ail_ others . boiler and saw mill, will bs exchanged Box. post paid. 15 ct ;., in stamps. 1 r a six-horse power mounted engine, Its sold everywhere, thrasher or gin. The E'ectro S:lic on Co., 40 Cliff Street, R A. DUiR, New York Rocky Well. S. C. : * [ill, E, ,!. ETiiEilEDfiE, / aiiaaii rini'A STTWfiKON IJENTIST. tillllCl vine. i \ LEESVILLE, S. C. 1 T HEREBY INFORM THE PCBLIC Office next door below pest office. X that I carecencers without cutting No i Always on hand, pay is taken until a cure is effected. This ! February 12. remedy has been repeatedly used and with j -?r . ~~~j m success evtrv time. I jNotice to Trespassers. J. Cj. >\ ILLIAJ1S il. D I Gaston, S. C. I 4 Eh PERSONS ARK C\uITONLo May 11, 1S90 27-tf. I A *r >ni tnspissing on the lands recently ! I pure! and by n e linn the Estate ol the If you wunt fine vegetables, buy la?e Elizabeth Mtlze iu Ltx.ugr it county. ? ._ , ? i, ?. .. t?? n J~ Hauling ol straw, taking ot wood, or anyyour seeds at the Bazaar. Guaian- thiirjg cfl the land is positively forbidden. teeu freab and reliable. Any one so offending will be prosecuted to ,L .. ... . . the extent of the law. Don t wait until you come to town MARY HILL. to pay for your paper, but fiend tbe j Lexington County, S. C , Mirch 17.1*90. money by your neighbor or friend. ' 13-91 \ , ^ ^ / "F.-jE LEADING FIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA." iETNA INSURANCE CO., Haxtford., Conn. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual. Casli Ca])ital, >4-1.000.000 Total Assets, Net Surplus $4,808,846.<5 Surnlus as to Poiiry Hodlers, $8,808,846.75 Losses Paid in 80 Years. S83,lS7}749-32. I Solicit Vom* I5*isiness. Rice 5. Herman, FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 4 I_S2riin.g"ton, S. C. ' ' m RAMON'S mlsl . toxic Regulator - 's n?t only the host Livor and Kidney medicine j / l-Aur but supplies all the elements of Liver Food lack |!i | I I P\ ing in your daily diet. Convenient to use, I W I Wn. pleasant to take, thorough in action and the I J best tonic. Price $i.co. I j BROWN" MF'O. CO., Prop'rs, Grooncvillo, Tcnn. J M JLS \ ^ G. M. IIAEMAX AND J. E. KAUTMANN. 1 THE ABMITAGE 1'F'G CO., ' 3200 to 3300 Williamshuvy Avenue, EICHMOIT ZD, TT-A.. * MANUFACTCREKS OF ASPHALT. READY ROOFING. \ TARRED FELTS, READY MIXED PAINT,' * fSTWrite for Samples and Prices. 47?9m wholesale Southern , 3ealersin Ibarre!!,r high grade w ' 1 fn vegetable seed J? FVLlll baskets, &c. ^ j i i 4 4 "Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic i FRUITS ami PRODUCE 1 W. H. MIXSON, Manager, J 217 EAST BAY, OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE. s. cl, March 16. 1898?tf WHY DON'T YOU TAKE ....Dr. Baker's.... | Jpltf Great Vegetable Blood and Liver Cure ms for bad blood? It positively Cures Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis, Con- ^ -W stipation, Indigestion, and Blood and Liver Troubles of ' i everY description. It is purely and absolutely Vegetable, 9 j&jAk and can be used without injury by the most delicate. B ???31 u" *n ^u" 16-ounce bottles, at $1.00. B .n";^ tbe Eookont mountain mod. go.QRTEf ZLE' 'i FOR SALE BY? j G. M. IIARMAy, LEXINGTON", S. C. J L3 XIXGTON MARKET, ANDREW CRAWFORD "v CORRECTED WHEELS BY THE MERCHANTS. " Vllfl WW I VII V A_. . :?ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 Bacou Hams.Dr ? s a w COLUMBIA, - - - S. C. 4 Sides. 6^2 a ' " i houlders," PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND Lard, pe ft T a s JL Federal Courts, and offers his profession r r.. r n-vt 201 a 250 11111 services to the citizens ot Lexington ?orn-1"!.11:? I'* ! ^October 18-ly. Peas. a I p^==%Z | EDWARD L. ASBILL, Sweet Potatoes, per bu oo a ?') j 7 ?'<* ?> *'ia,5 | Attorney at Law, Batter, per ft. 15 a 20 j J " EsKs.perdoz 10 a 1*2*^ LEESYILLE, S. C. Turkeys, per lb s ai? j Practices 111 all the Courts. Geese, per pr fit) a *> Business solicited. Chickens, per head 10 a 25 Sept. 30?Cm Beeswax, per ft 15 a 20 ??? Beef per ft . . s a 10 C. M. Efird. F. E. Dreheb. iVJ EFIRB & DREHER, '< COTTON' MARKET. . _ ' 1 Attorneys at Law, v Charleston.?Middling. ">!:>. * 7 4 Augusta?Middling. 6', LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C. J A 11 L "*? Tfc TXrILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE \ Albert JHL. l>OOZei\ VV Courts. Business solicited. One 7 member ol the hrm will always be at office, J Attorney at Law, Ls!^- j ror.miBiA. s. c. i J Especial attention Riven to bnsiness en:rasted to him by his fellow citizens of QAl/lM/^Q QAKI!/ Lexington county. 5AVflVUs> D A lift. ^ Office: 1C09 Main Street, over T. B. Anghtrj .1 Co. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO - fl February 28 -tf. CHECK. '' ^ dr. cuas. c. staniev, lv'"ss-h,*r- 4 surgeon dentist. i!len *siu?wj??w?efir4, ? . ' EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. 1 I '-o j>Iain ^t.j Deposits of ?1 ;tnd upwards received and Over Messrs. Stantley Bros'. China Store, .merest atper cent, per annum allowed, v at n i tpayable April and October. ( M- C- A- building.) September 21?tt COLOIHIA, H. C. j January 16-ly. CAJELOUITSA. * i ii "^^torr-s national bank, I i H aib ABI Aoiaaaa AT COLUMBIA, S. C. I m||"U !STATE, TOW.V A\D COIWTY DEPOSITORY. ^ g w tjl y IS W w 1 is* 3 Paid up Capital ... $100,000 | Surplus Profits . - . 100,000 A SYJ?. Savings Department. Unique?unlike any other cough prepa- Deposits of $5.00 and upwards received. i ration. The quickest to stop a cough and 1 Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, to remove soreness from the lungs. 25c. per annum. W. A. CLARK, President. 4 THE MURRAY DRUG CO., W^IE C*siiicr. COLUMBIA. K C. December 4 ?ly. For Sale at THE BAZAAR ? J Aug. 18-ly. a new supply cf all kinds of fish- I ~Tbe best line of cigars, will be ">6 tack,? h'iS j!,ft be(,n receifed at J fr.nnd al tlir* Bazaar. i lbs Bazaar. J