The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 28, 1899, Image 3
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Tbe Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1899.
Xndes to New Advertisements.
T. B. Aughtry & Co.?"Wheelwright
material, etc.
Barbecue?Drafts A Corley.
Baibecue?Amick A Haitiwanger.
Baibecue?Kaminer A Sox.
Barb'cue?Alex Harris.
Proclamation by the Governor.
University of North Carolina.
teg-Notices will be inserted
in the Local department at
the uniform price of o cents
per line, to one and all.^
MASONIC.
a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
^j^^of Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
a xr. nr ?.;t! hoM nn
/ ^ \a. x'. jxl.? ?iu ?/v ?
Saturday, July 22ad, 1899, at 3
oclock p. m. Members will please
be prompt in attendance.
By order of the W. M.
G. M. Harman, Secretary.
%
Masonic.
A regular communication of PoTV^maria
Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M
will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak,
S. C., Saturday evening, July 15,
'99, at 7 o'clock sharp. Visiting
brothers are invited.
John C. Swygert, Master.
The Parlor Eestanrant.
Mr. P. H. Corley has rented one
of the new stores of Mr. D. E. Bxllentine,
and has fitted it up in a
handsome and attractive manner.
He proposes to open on July 1st a
first class restaurant, where meals
and lunches can be had at any '"me.
Politeness, neatness and the best the
market affords will be the features of
the Parlor Restaurant.
He will keep on hand a supply of
stall fed fresh meats and a full line
of fancy groceries. He solicits a
liberal share of the patronage of the
consuming public and guarantees
satisfaction. .
To Ice Consumers.
Solely for the accommodation of
the perspiriDg public the Bazaar
will sell ice on Sundays from 12 to 1
soon and from 6 to 7 p. m. Customers
will please make their purchases
during these hours.
No Smallpox There.
Sanitary Inspector Reardon in a
communication in the State of Monday
last, says that there "is one very
mild case ef 'varioloid,' and two
cases of smallpox convalescent," at
Bateeburg and that the two latter
are being held by him at the smallpox
camp. He has vaccinated end
revaccinated about 500 persons so
that the entire population almost
has been rendered immune. It now
looks like all danger of a further
spread of the disease has passed.
- He considers Batesburg a safe place
for people to visit either on business
or socially.
Campaign Meetings.
Leesville, August 1st.
C. R Rish's, August 3rd.
Gaston, August 1th.
Brookland, August oih.
Irmo, August 9th.
A 1 i
unapin, august iota.
Lexington, August 12tb.
Tied Suddenly.
Mr. L. 0. George, died suddenly
at his home near the LexiDgton
Manufacturing Company's Mill, on
last Saturday night, of hemorrhage
of the lunge. He was up Saturday
attending to his duties as usual and
those who saw him had no idea that
he was 60 near death's door and ere
another day would dawn his spirit
would take its eternal flight from its
earthly tabernacle into the portals of
that mysterious land from whose
bourne no traveler returns. His remains
were carried to the old family
burying ground, near Peak Monday,
for interment. He has been residing
in thi3 place for a number of
years. He leaves a wife, a son and
a daughter to mourn his departure.
St. Stephen's Congregation.
The place of divine services for the
immediate future of St. Stephen's
congregation will be in the Episcopal
chapel. Our congregation and
the public may expect services at
that chapel every Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock, except on fifth Sundays.
Sunday school service every Sanday
morning, at 9:30, at the Episco
pal chapel.
Pastor J. G. Graichen.
TJ])X Is a deceptive disease?
XYXX/?i AJ 1 thousands have it and
TRftFRT ]r^?n t^now it ycu
X XI \J L X)lJ JJ want quick results you
can make no mistake by u>iag Dr. Kilmer's
Sw^mp-Itcot the grert kidney remedy. At
druggists in fifty cent and dollar siz :s.
Sample lott'e by mail free, a'so pamphlet
telling you how tt> find cut if ycu have
kidney trouble.
Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamtou,
N Y.
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be faure and use that old and well
tried remedy, Mrs. YVinslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. It
soothes the child, soften3 the gum?,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Sve cents a bottle.
It is the best of all.
Fishing canes, and a full line of
books, lines, corks, bobs, and a large
variety of trot lines for river or pond,
for sale at the Bazaar.
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Hot again.
Continue to sow pease.
Gratitude of is the eipectation
further favors.
The unanimous verdict is that rain
is greatly needed.
The best line of cigars, will be
found at the Bazaar.
Col. G. T. Graham returned from
the springs Monday.
Hon. W. H. Sharpe was in town
Saturday on business.
Any one wishing for pease can find
a full supply at W. P. Roof's.
The womaE and the dog who are
properly bossed are the happiest.
The young people will have a
dance at the new hall on July 4th.
Attend prayer meeting at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening. 1
Corn is shooting well, but if it '
don't soon get rain it will miss the
ccb.
Replant your garden and get your
seed at the Bazaar and you will be
happy. J
Capt. J. Feaster Lylee, the nestor
of the Wild Cat region, was in town
yesterday.
Quite a number of commercial
tourists visited this place during the
past week. .
Banjo, Violin and Quitar strings, 1
Harmonicas of all grades, at the <
Bazaar. <
Dixie Lodge No 52, I. 0. 0. G,
mil VY\ A/vi i Vt M Vk nil
win meet iu lucrii littii tuia cvciiiiJg 1
at 8 o'clock sharp. j
After an absence of some months, \
Mr. Hal Bradford has returned to ,
the home of his father in this place. 8
It is our intention to attend some
of - the barbecues in the county, i
Have your subscriptions ready for us. ]
Miss Nola Haltiwanger left Sun- I
day to spend her summer vacation ]
with her parents in Lower Dutch c
Fork. (
The best make of wagons, buggies,
road carts and other vehicles are j
now in stock at T. B. Aughtry & s
Co's., Columbia. ^
Cole L. Blease, E-q., a prominent j
member of the Newberry and Saluda l
Bars,. was in town Saturday on (
professional business.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
couple of cotton blo ssoms from Mr. M
J Kucker, of Swansea. Theyopened j
on the 18th inst.
s
Reader, don't wait iill you come to ^
town to pay for your paper, send it ^
by ycur neighbor. Send a part if
you can't send all.
Reference is invitc-d to the barbecue
notice of Alex Harris. Accommodations
will be provided for his
white and colored friends. *
The Hotel de Caughman is becoming
quite popular these warm days. *
It now has several boarders looking *
f Vk A I VAr? Lni*n
LUIUUgU liic uua uuto.
8 CURESW3^AIL ELSEFA^S. *
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Uso Hi j
Xisyarn'Mgiigi ,
The franchises of the Brookland J
Street Railway, have been sold to
the Columbia Street Railway Company,
so report goes, at least.
Mr. S. P. George left for Denmark, ,
last Monday, whither he went to set up
a 60 barrel roller flour mill for ^
Messrs. Peterson & May field.
Mrs. Jennie Holman has returned
to her home in Orangeburg county
She was accompanied by her niece, ^
little Miss Ruthie Graham.
1
Mr. M. D. Harman has gone to (
Batesburg to take charge of the ,
mercantile business of his brother-in- (
law, Mr. Jake J. Rawl, at that plac?.
Nature is forgiving and will restore ]
your diseased kidneys that will give j
you perfect health by using Dr.
Sawyers TJkatine. J. E Kaufmann. (
Rev. J. G. Graichen, pastor of St. 1
Stephen, returned home last week, 1
after a pleasant visit to his brother,
Mr. W. C. Graichen, in Winchester,
Ya.
So far Lexington has escaped the (
smallpox plague not having had a j ,
single case. This speaks well for j
the excellency of our sanitary condi- ,
tion.
Dr. J. J. Wingard has left the
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti- i
. \r ir. 1 '
more ana n&s gone to x>ew lors.
He will return to Lexington about
July 1st.
i
See programme of the Lutheran
Sunday School Convention of the
Joint Conference, which will meet
with St Michael's church, near Irmo,
on Friday, July 28;h.
Prof Sidney J. Derrick, Principal
of the Preparatory Department cf j
Newberry College, and his estimable
wife are visiting Mrs. J. E. Hendrix
and other relatives hereabouts.
The ordinance of baptism was administered
to one candidate in Fac- 1
tory pond last Sunday aftuncou.
Rev. T. F. Rivers pastor of the
Baptist church here officiated.
J. J. Haitiwanger and D. E. !
Amick claim that they will give the j
best barbecue of the season at Hilton
on July 22. They want everybody
to come and help them enjoy
the fun.
Mrs. Jane Hendrix's daughters,
Mrs. Addie Hays and Mrs. Andrew
Mitchell, of Saluda, and other relatives
visited her during the past
week. Mrs. Hendiix has been quite
sick.
Don't forget that the first gun
will be fired by the Senatorial candidates
on the 4th of July at Boozer &
Kyzer's barbecue at Saxe-Gotha
Mills. A spread eagle time may be
expected.
Stop ar d think awhik! Don't yon
want the best and cheapest family
groceries, fruits, canned goods or
tobacco, if so go to S. N. Hendrix,
Columbia, and you will not be disappointed.
Judge Drafts requests us to notify
the examining physician of a lunatic
that he must satisfy himself that the
i-l I ?
patient Pas Deen vaccinaieu or eise ue
will net be received into the hospital
for the insane.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet at their office in the
court house next Monday. Parties
having business with the Board will
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
One of the best selected stocks of
blacksmith and wheelwright materials
can always be found at T. B.
A.ughtry & Co's., Columbia. The
stock is unexcelled and the pi ices
cannot be duplicated.
The Town Council has hai terra' nftft
r.nrhin<y nut in the street well
? o r
in front of the jail and a neat cover
put over the well. Mr. Charlie
Gteiger did the curbing and the
Glross Brothers built the shed.
Miss Helen Bradford, the brilliant
foung daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
3. Bradford, of this place, who has
been attending the IJome School at
Athens, Ga, arrived home Friday, to
spend her vacation with her parents.
Mr. George M. Drafts, who i3 a
aative of this county, but who has
been living for years at Kingsville '"n
Richland county received a stroke of
paralysis Sunday. He is a brother
)f Mr. Samuel P. Drafts, of Lewie3ale.
We learn through a private sourc?
;hat Mr. Isaiah Haltiwanger, who
succeeded W. J. Assmann as Clerk of
,he Court for this county, is critic illy
11 at Lis home in Lower Fork. His
ecovery is doubtful. Dr. Lewie
jriffith of Columbia is attending
aim.
Mr M. D. Harman is the cham)ion
watermelon raiserof this section,
laving had the first melons of the
ieason a week or two ago. They
vere grown on his place in this
own and were of the Hungarian
variety.
We see from the News and
Courier that Mr. William D. George,
>f this place, has been appointed
jieuteDant Quartermaster at Clemlon
College. Willie is deserving of
lis promotion and will wear his
lonors worthily.
The Columbia Evening Record
lays that Mr. WT. A. Oxner, of the
Columbia Duck Mill and Miss Minlie
McGrady, of New Brookland,
vere happily united in marriage cn
ast Sunday evening, Rev. E. L.
Lijbrand officiating.
Mr. A. H. Kohn, who is in charge
)f the dry goods and shoe departnent
of the Alliance Store in Colum)ia,
was in town Monday on busiless
and gave us a pleasant call.
Ete is a pleasant gentleman and
borough business man.
Messrs. Charles A Geiger, Walter
F. McCartha and Milton Kyzer have
been summoned to Columbia to testify
n behalf of the defendant in the
;ase of the State vs. Willie H. Meelze
vhich will be tried in the Richland
*
:ourt, beginning today.
The annual barbecue at Mr. D. M.
Drafts' place, a few miles north of
aere, is announced in this issue for
fnly 22nd. This barbecue is gen?rally
well attended by the people of
:he surrounding country as everybody
who goes has a fine time.
The Southern Railway will sell
Fourth of July excursion tickets, at
the rate of one and one-third first
:las3 fare and second class tickets
will be sold for one first class fare
for the round trip. These tickets
will be on sale July 2nd to the 4th
and good to return until July Tih.
Freeholders and tenants should
see to it that their premises are thoroughly
cleansed and lime and other
disinfectants lite: ally sprinkled about
the place. Cleanliness is next to
Godliness una it is just as much a
duty to be clean as it is to be Godly.
The barbecue at Mr. J. 13. Sex's
this year promises to surpass any
one previously held there. These
annual re unions are always looked
forward to with much pleasure by
the neighbors of the community and
generally a large crowd is in attendance.
Hollow Creek Township is now
the only township in the county that
is not traversed by a railroad. This
is one of the best and richest townships
in the county and is on a direct
line from Columbia to Saluda court
house and a line of railroad fiom the
former place to connect with the
proposed Black Diamond somewhere
between Saluda and Augusta is one
of the possibilities of the near future.
Governor McSweeney Las off-red
a reward of one hundred dollars for
the apprehension and conviction of
the person or persons who burned
the barn and stables of Mr. Frederick
Huffmaun, in Sandy lion
township in this county, on the
night of June 1st.
Ramon's American Stock Powders
oue of the best preparations on the
market for cattle, hogs and poultry
15 and 25 cents packages, at the
Bazaar. Use this powder once and
you will have no other.
On account of the death of his
father, Mr. X. E. Geoige has withdrawn
from the baibccue which is to
be given in the grove be\ond the
Lexington Cotton Mill. Mr. Alonzo
Howard has j >ined Mr. Fallaw and
a coed dinner will be provided for
all who may attend.
A youDg sen of Tony Harris, colored,
while out picking buries last
Friday afternoon was bitten by what
is claimed to have been a rattlesnake.
The little fellow killed the snake and
then came to town to place himself
under the care of his physician. litis
rapidly recovering.
Will Bates, colored, was committed
to jail Monday awaiting the preparation
of commitment papers for entrance
into the Hospital for the Insane,
in Columbia. There are now
two lunatics in our jail awaiting to
be conveyed to the Hospital. Bat:-s
hails from Little Mountain, and is
powerfully wild and noisy.
The best life insurance policy on
earth is to keep perfect kidneys. (
The best medicine on earth for those
sick kidneys is Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine.
People who had suffered for years
found no cure for their Kidney disorders
until they used Dr. Sawyer's
Ukatine. J. E. Kaufmann.
Last Monday Magistrate Ivaminer
ra nnnimiff.T/iVin "Rnrrl tr* i >il imrvn
ig-^uu.luutiv-u v vu" ' y j j " j- v"
the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill. This case came
up at the June term of the court of
sessions, but the Solicitor sent it
back to the Magistrate for trial, the
case beiDg cut of his jurisdiction.
Magistrate Kaminer again sent up
the case and the negro is in jail in
default of bail.
R*v. Henry Fallaw, a promising
young divine of the Biptist denomination,
preached very able sermons
to large and appreciative congregations
in the Baptist church in this
place last Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Fallaw is a young man of
marked ability and has great possibilities
for future usefulness in the
Master's service.
Our News-Letter says: The Ma
sonic picnic at Dtdmar was a grand
success. O. Shepherd E-q, and
Rev. S. T. Hallman addressed the
crowd in the morning. Af:er they
had eaten of the sumptous dinner
which the good ladies had prepared
they were again addressed by Prof
Haynes of Leesville. His address
was on education.
The citizens of this vicinity should
not forget that Messrs. Howard &
Fallaw will serve a first class batbecuo
at this place near the Lexington
Manufacturing Company's mill. The
meats will be excellently cooked,
finely flavored and the refreshments
will be of the highest order known
to the culinary art. We bespeak for
these young men a liberal share of
patronage.
Rev. J. Geo. Graichen, who is
visiting his brother, Mr. W. C. Graichen,
on South "Washington street,
I rtb A.d in Til Hi avo i^
^JitatLicu iu ijuwiiiiu uuuuii
on Sunday morning to a largo and
appreciative congregation. His many
friends enjoyed bearing him preach
and be was cordially greeted by
maDy of them at Ibe close of the
service.?The Evening (Winchester,
Va.,) News Item, June 19th.
The deep well machinery of Mr.
A. J. Fox has arrived and is now at i
the depot. His engine has not yet
come and as soon as it arrives, which
will be in a day or two, he will be
ready to complete the contracts he
ha3 already made and to enter into
new contracts. Persons interested
in pure water for drinking and other
purposes should call on or address
Mr. Fox at this place.
Particular attention is directed to
the new advertisement of T. B
Aughtry & Co.. of Columbia. This
firm is making a specialty of wheelwright
and blacksmith's materials
and in these lines it is the leading
house in that city and is, therefore,
prepared to quote the lowest prices
on these goods. They also keep a
line of the best and most durable
wagons, buggies and other vehicles
on the market, which they are offering
at panic prices. Wnen in want
of anything in their line give them a
call.
+
Killed cn tho Eai s.
On June l-nb last, William Auder
i son, wLite, while fcittiiif? cn the
?
j croesties of the tiack of the Florida
j Central and Peninsular Railroad,
; near Gaston, was knocked clV ard
killed by freight train No. -it) Magj
istrate Jefccat, cf Swansea, cmpuntlj
ed a jury of inquest, and after hearj
ing the evidence the verdict, among
i other things, says: ''Engineer Charles
Joudon and Conductor Warnock have
no blame attached for the serious
accident." The body was then
turned over to the brother of the
deceased.
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J.1. YOUNS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
FIIIII 111) I'RODll IRFilMTS,
1 !\?JS 3IAKKET STREET, '.Near Market Honse.)
COLUMBIA, S. C.
0
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I Car of Fine Lemons
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PRICKS QUOTED OX APPLICATION.
December 7 1!.
MASIi.N'S iimiD mm Llffl.
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Now i? tlio time to
PEESEEVB
and put up
VEG-ETABLES.
"We offer them packed nicely, 1 Dozen to Case, with rubbers
and tops complete, as follows:
Pints 50 Cents per Dozen
Quarts 7 00 Cents per Dozen
Half Gallons 75 Cents per Dozen
Sjnd us your orders, or write us for prices on large lots.
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jan .?1 lv.
PERKINS MANUFACTURING GO.
YELLOW PINE LUMBER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ieszgtIES:
FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING,
FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES AND LATHS,
T)OORS,SASH AND HLINDS,
AUGUSTA, GA.
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Address, SEARS- ROEBUCK & CO, ? iic.1. CHICAGO, ILL.
Talis an Interest in Fruit Growing j Notice. Trespassers.!
and Give variety to Life and *
Ltbor j A LL PERSONS ARE HERR'iY NOi
A tified not ti> hum. iiinl oii'woo l, tnuke
' v.'imn a trau ^ ,ot! ?ni roads, or trespass in at.v manner whatever,
( ben a tiee does not bear good opoa our !anJs in lW Sprin^ (0, _.sLi]);
fruit, or none at all, it is hewn bounded by Amos Spires, .Siuanuel Ky/er,
i *!i- i v l i i Cant, Sanders Swygert and others. The
down. W e haven t yet been hewn ja^ wi!l positively he enih rued against all
down, but, to the contrary, more of persons trespassing upon this land.
, . , . xl dAMI STAltK.
our trees are bearing good fruit tcan CL/ KASY STARK,
ever. 20,000 patrons testify to this June 19,1899-1-.73. >pd.
annually. It's a fact that there are ~~ ~
all sorts of everything; so of fruit Uil I'S&0(>ill0.
i trees: ours bear good fruit true to
~ 4, r on YlTE V;ILL FURNISH A FIRST|
name. Our growth for over 30 \\ class barbecue and refreshments at
j years is a positive proof. Fruits for Lexington, Oil Campaign Day, Angn.-t 12.
I -p,. ... . T bS99. Music by the it. II. C. Brass Band,
-n ?Arti,rt?0 vo vnnshpa of Jar an Mll cents
| Uli SVLUVU". J. 4 * W _ _ V?.v%i0?.w _
i plums, ripening in succession for j J- f^TSSJ* HAjgiiAN,
; L , , , I J. WALlElt bC'X.
. nearly two months without a break, i June 21?td.
j Twelve varieties of peaches, ripening j
j iu succession from June till frost j C+nlrtM
I ... iii i f i otoien.
without a break; and so of apples, j
etc. Free catalogue and pamphlet | 11Y HOUSE BETWEEN A. J,
! J" _i i 1 Lorick s iniii au<l Lis residence, on
j of -1" pages on ''How to L lant and Tuesday evening, a breech loading shot
i Cultivate an Orchard'1 give particu- Rna- *'ilh carved dUinouds behind the hamI
i ? ii. r \~ v v,,,. mors, having bright runs iu the diamonds.
, lars. Address. J. \ ani L ndiey Xu - , ajri0 ^j,c SIP1^ carvings on the front of tbo
J sery Co.* Iiili 2Surs Ti6f9 j stock. Also ;i suit of f>l?ick worsted ciotlics
! Pomona. X. C. ! t he left hand coat pocket has been burned
| and darned, and a Wade ?fc Butcher razor.
* - - : A lib*r.il reward will be paid lor any iuj
el., T;n:.,3?t:)v Carolina | foruialion leading to the :e overv r.f theso
inc ci iiw.di uaronna. j or tLe am.,. ot tLe 1(.irtks conj.
i The growth and cxpansisn of this , tbn-it.
! i Til i - J. K. jlOitli.
: institution should be a matter ol j Columbia, s. c.
; pi'iiio to every Carolinian. Ia effi- j Jn;.c 2I. iyj;?.- r-'i://,?!A' J" Lor,ck*
' ciency, patronage and public favor it ! __________________ I
i is now second to none in the South. ' ,
I * ?. % * * $ * * * > * -n % * * *
I Its rcijuiremeuts are exact, its stand-j ? ? . . 41-.Sffff3iSa Z
i ard rigid, its toue of life high aLd | * wr\ SJ? zb? 4.5s 11 i1112^
'manly. Its Academic roll is the ! v
b!8uc,t rn.be Southern all | . _ _
history it riio never been so close to ;
, ll.i. _ ! *:r *..* *? * * * ****** **
the people, auu so aute 10 suvc < .u,iy
! them. Ambitious and needy boys : ? ? ?
should remember its motto is equal- j Drink Kola-Pepsin for that puuc- <
i{v, opportunity and self-help. Ad- ; tured feeling. Relieves headache
: dress President Alderman, Chapel j and aids digestion. At the Bazaar, !
Ttill, X. (J , for catalogue. j ">c. a glass. . Try it.
*"***"' | See new schedule of the Southern
| Spring chickens are beginning to j Railway published on tbe fourth page
j make I heir appearance in our mat ket. of this issue.
DBS. ]). L. BOOZER & SOSS,
1515 MAIN STREET,
<JOr.XJMI3I^V, s. CJ.
'PIIONE 33().
One of the firm will !il! appointments at
Lexington, over Klird vSj Ureher's Law Office,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the Second Sunday of each mouth. Except
July and August when there will be uo appointment. For months o* February, Jane
and September Court Week will take the place ol the regular appointment.
SEMP us DOLLAR
Ir.itpinrM. llriti*!la, I frrmriia, Ksw CtiUplT, Tr.IrJo
i>u|?>r, IH&pjivnii l'..pi,. ar.j in* latnnnm; 'Z Capiat** 4
?flnd ir4 Tpi'Hi:fltaiii?
nn?I f-vi-ry " f"rBi?hVr?r i h?tj*t
nna or*iu fct o?? * .tr.d li* ur(.x? In'taqct fort Itni'i puMUbcd. HT. jFrfl W&wim^ff Pnfva
Bank', or Corn Eftr;haa^?* \a?. Bank. ?"lil?-? tc??; or (J?-nn*n Tflionc Brink, %"? < . York; orany niilroad or npraaj
comptrny In ChloM^'i. ftp ft??* nr?;.ful of mtr fTOti.iift'i.nn, ofiipv entire ?n? of thr largest btisinai* blocka in
CU'caRO, and employ marly 2.'??i |?-<.p!t. in nnr ..? ? buil.ilni;. ?K SKIX OltGANS AT $22.00 and op; PIANOS, $114.00
and up; aJsn ?-verythin? in musr.-il i:i>tnii);i-nis nt l<-?/crt wholpsali jn lce>. Write for free special organ, piano
and muticaJ instniinetiir'atulo^'ip. A<idrc>.<. (hurt, Itoebuck k Co. ?r? tboruoiUlj roLUbU.?Hilar.)
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Fuiton. Desolaines and Wayman Sts., CHICAGO, ILL.
I 11 li i i'In MWiiUlM
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It-It?" t'.er *?a: I Uj\ i'"jk re'.l. an l. aho? ? a!'. KEEP 0
3j J WAV riiOM TUF. MJOp?irA??.-them :h? gj
B end. N/?! If drains vuly. Jf 6vt*? va H
fl in TAiirt<vu, v:.'r<llrict. B
| ROCK iiiLLBUCGY CO., Rock Hiil.S.C. |
.?jjEaaesgMWpi
ROCK HILL BUGGY COMPANY.
For Sale by
\V. I*. ROOF, I.exington, S. C.
ii i nnrnnnu o. nn i t\ i__ C_ C1AAaa
n. J. uncuuni ? uu., JLFOIliy (X> feisty
Columbia, S. C., Lewiedale, S. C.,
MATTHEWS & BQUKNIGHT,
May 11?ly. Leesvillo, S. C.,
Barbecue. WIXTIIROP COLLEGE SOIOLAISHIP
I WILL GIVE A NO. 1 1UKBEOUE AND a t
at Squire Thompson s near the cokirtd CnfponPP F Y3ITlin5ltlfinC
Baptist church in Ltxiugtou, on Saturday, tlKI dllvC CAClilllilallUllwa
July2:)ib. A&ommodations will be pre r.1IiE EXAMINATION'S FOE THE
Tided lor mj whue and colored In .. J[ awards fvr vacant scholarships in Wiuwho
may patron.is me. lie reshmcn s ? CoI1 ari(i for the admission of new
served in abundance. ir.pn-a students, will be held at the county court
T oc _ - , ilAKiua.- house ou Friday, July 21st. at 9 a. m.
June jw.j/ p Applicants must not be less than fifteen
years old.
Q A DDrri'ST Whop scholarships are vacated after July
gJrVn DC vU Li 2lst, they will be awarded to these making
the highest average at this examination.
ON JULY THE 4TII. 1-Sb!), FOUR The cost of attendance, including board,
miles south of Lewiedale, at Charles furnished room, heat, light and washing is
A. Rieord's, I will furnish a first-class bar- only $S:eO per inoath.
becne and refreshments. There will be For birth- r information and a catalogue,
music by a first-class string band and speak- address, President D. B. JOHNSON,
ing by the most able in the State. Enter- , Rock Iliil, S. C.
tainments for young folks. Candidates and May 2UU - td.
everybody invited A royal good time is
promised to all who come. Dinner only Jin P ] rTHrBmP F
25cents. J. ITiYE. i-'Ki bt !? LI IlLnLliuljf
June M. Ifc0:i-3w33. SUUGKON UEIVXItST,
LttbVlLiJjfc, ft. kj.
I EVER!BODY SSs.nffi'"'0*p,stofficeFebruary
12.
:it times. more or less, needs a rcgulat- . .
iDg meci ine. Feel languid and dull.
euergy. ttreuglh and appetite gone! iJiil ULCllv? *
ecd 8<methiug to (it .1? up tiie s t s ???r, r r r pttpvtcit \ ti t tmhtpttp
j t'-iii ,ud restore it to c. hculihit r con- WE YLE "TAIbH A BARBEcUE
oilioi. J[ Ron's Liver and Kidney Uer^ajentellwtUttl^agM.
R elator meets tlie.se rrquircmcn-s. j 5?""" \ !' ou ""t uh ^,ot .Jul?t ,8,9.9Ercels
as a remedy in habitual consti-j inert-m l be music and dancing for the
nation, indigestion and nil their attend- J *"#*'* ""i * *** ?nn'r ?>< 3 P'?f
lug ills, and an a regulator to the hid- ??' '"???" td ,5b? attend. Charges lor
. c . dinner 1) anu .>> cents.
23c , Wc! and $1.00 bottles. ALOJKO B. HOWARD.
Wholesale by HURRAY DRUG CO., ,, .... c. r allaiv.
Columbia. S. 0. liayii-td,
For Sale at THE BAZAAR. ~ _ nnion mvrv
?? is?iy. 1IIEII, ||, (]. BRASS BAXD
IS NOW READY TO FILL ANY AND
all engagements. Satisfaction gaarjLKII
UtJiTliU* | antecd. Ask or write 3tL C. Hallman,
j Fredonia, S. C., for prices. Will not play
TWILL furnish a no. l larbe- <or collections. ah letters answered with
cue and refreshments at Leesville ou ) the pre-itfs* nleisurp
| County Campaign Bay. August Is-, lbM. 8 tieus-re. ^ WITJ
Oaiadidatoi will be oil nuud and address Leader and Instructor
the people. EverUody is invited and April 25, 1890. -3m
should attecd if they wish to spend a ! .
J May 31 td pd" ^j A X i\ 01 Y CEMENTS.
j ~ ~ "" TOR STATE~SENATOR
Barbecue. j Bdieviag that Jilt. Winsjumx nAcw^x
! will raitbfully and c jnscientiourlyserve the
? TTT'E \^1L FURNISH A NO. 1 BAR- i tBe people of the county in the State SenJ
W beone and refreshments at the resi- ate with ability, his many friends hereby
' denceo' John Kaminer, near \\\ Q. M. nominate him fu* that position and pledge
I rley, on Saturday, July 15th, iS'J'J. b;m to abide the result of the Democratic
! Every body is cordially invited to attend, primary.
! A royal lime guaranteed: a good dinner. The many friends of DR D. M. CROSj
speaking by the candidates and music and SON, knowing his ability and excellent
: dancing for the young folk. worth, and being perhaps, the largest, as
, JOHN KAMINER, wetl as one of the most successful farmers
D. LFE IlAliMAN. in the-conuty, making his vari. d interest
I i?ay 31? td. identical with that of tue whole people, do
* j hereby announce him as a candidate for
? j Stats Senator, and pledge him to abide the
BEESWAX WANTED ! result of ?he primary. Many Friends.
ivuowing the vacancy that has occurred
i by D. J. Griffith's acceptance of the Super
m LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES I inieudcr.cy of S ate Penitentiary, we, the
\ ! friends of \V. H F. RVST, nominate him
* _ ? as a candidate for State Senator, knowing
I T" s?ig,L PA\ 1K~, Hl'jrJIEST MAR-; |,js ability and experience to fill the position,
! _L ken price lor Cieau an 1 pure Bet-?\\ax. , \ye ftjs0 pioHge him to abide the resnh of
\ Priest governed by color and couiufion. j pnmary.
RICE B HARMAN, J The friends of DR. W. T. I1ROOKER.
. ., ~ _ T ... . c P I appreciating his l'orme-r services in the
i At tfcft Sl5fG.ar, Lc??..HtGD, S. C. | L-gislature and knowing his patriotic de
i votion to the connty, fc-el assured that ue
] ^*c*rsYi, would prove a most competent and able
ir ' Senator, and fee! a pride and pleasure iu
uoadr.atirrfr bi'.n to tiil the unexpired term
for S.-Lutoi ii. the coming e'ection.
: " O LARSH Mf ???
f:Final Discharge.
! ' SJv" VOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
"-'' , persons interested that I will apply to
the Hon, (ieo. S. Drafts, Judge of Probate
y '*?i:i and tor tie County of Lexington, State
i'i ' ai^JaSZIIv Sou:!; Carolina, on the 1 ttb day ot
;? - ' i.-.lv. is'.U, at 10o'clock a. m., tor a final
i; When von buy * bicycle lamp yon want discharge as Executors of the Estate of
f one that will stay lighted - that is ut David J>.ack, deceased ^
|j "Scaicfclijzlit." gnie la ev.-ry it- t
|i ppc-ct. Handsome, strong anil will oat (tEOIIGE I'. CRAPS,
I last any bicycle lamp made. Ask your ( Executois.
[' aleak r lor a Searchlight.'1 115 - ti Juno 13; lbb'J
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