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? f^22T/WOM?!vW^N^N^ ^ ) Suffering from female troubles should \ p try the "Old Time" Kennedy, < Iffpicm j 111^ tPLANTBtS /' or; ^?FEMALE ^KGtWOB S It has no equal. It strengthens the c > delicate female organ sand builds a worn- r J an up. All suffering and irregularities at ( S ''monthly" periods can be avoided by ltsc S use. It Is for young girls maturing, for? , > mothers, and for women at Change cf Life, c Should be used before child-birth. f :? Sold by all druggists, or sent post-paid t :> on receipt of price S1.C0. i } Ladies Blue Book sent FREE to anv one c > on application. Address, "WOMAN'S D?-< ? S PARTMENT". New Spencer Medicine Co., Chet-f ) tanocga, Tenn. r r ' Mention this paper. \ Sold.bv Julian E.Kaufraanu. The Lexington Dispatch WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1899. Index to ITew Advertisements. wf~ Final Discharge?H. A Spsnn. Final Discharge?Woa. A Shall. Citation?Geo. S. Drafts, J. P. Pay Your Doctor 3 Bill?Dr. C. E. Leaphart. k I Wag-Notices will be inserted in the Local department at the uniform price of o cents per line, to one and ail \ Masonic. * Jk A regular communication of Po^ ^\/^maria Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak, S. C., Saturday evening, October 14,1899, at 7 o'clock sharp. Visiting brothers are invited. John C. Swygert, Master. WU[\ T Q Women as well as men are \ \\ 11U JLU mad' miserable by kidney * 'FA and bladder trouble. Dr A U Kilmer's Swamp-Root the T>T ,\ "\l T? great kidney reu ed^ > Jt) Jj^ JJx Pi .Promptly cures. At dragb gists in fifty ce rt and dol'ar sizes. .Yo s W may have a sample bottle by mail free, als> K pamphlet telling all about it. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton N. Y. MASONIC. * A REGULAR COMMUNICATION $ Lexington Lodge, No. 152, /Sr\A. F. M., will be held on Saturday, October 14tb, 1899, at 3 oclock p. m. Members will please be prompt in attendance. By order of the W. M. G. M. Harlan, Secretary. - \ New Goods. My stock of General Merchandise is now complete. I invite the public ? to inspect as to prices and goods. I call particular attention to prices on Shoes lower than ever heard of be'ore. C. E. Corley, Lexington Depot. Teacher Wanted. The trustees and patrons of Piney Woods School District, No. 50, will hold a meeting on Saturday, Oct. 14, to elect a teacher for said school. Please send applications to L. B. Fiick, Sept 25, 1899 Sligh's, S. C. - ? ? ' Dispensary Funds. The County Board of Control has made the following apportionment of the dispensary funds for the quarter endiDg September 30ib, 18J9: k County $127 G8. J- Town $127 68 They also transferred to the County Treasurer $684 92 of dispensary funds to be transferred to the general county fund. For Sale. I have some eligible building lots suitable for either business houses or residences for sale upon acccmmo dating terms. These lots are situated near the centre of the towD and in a desirable location. For terms, prices and other information call on or address G. 31. Harman at this office. ? The Ferries Act Liberally We are glad to announce that the Executive Committee of the Lexing ton County Fair Association has made liberal arrangements with the owners of Wyse's and Dreher'a ferries for toll across them during the Fair. Persons and exhibits crossing these two ferries will be charged oDh half fare. The committee is in hope of make similar arrangements with the other ferries, and they will no in ^nrt co uuuui euttccu iu uv< Call Meeting of Joint Council. By a request of the St. Stephen's congregation and church council there will be a meeting of the Joint Council of the St. Stephens charge at Providence church on Saturday, October 14th instant, at 8:30 o'clock a. m. promptly. A full council is desired. J. S. Hendrix, Chairman Joint Council. J. E. K. Kvz?r, Secretary. County Alliance Meeting. The next regular meeting of the Lexington County Alliance win oe held with St. John's Alliance on the second Friday, 13 b October. Sub- j jecfc for discussion before County j Alliance: Is it beneficial for the far- j mere to sow wheat?Speakers Rev. i N. S. Youoginer, D. F. Efird and Jas. B Addy. A full delegation is j desired. Delegates will note change of place and govern themselves accordingly. Jas B. Addy, S??ty Lex. Co. Alliane# No. 721. i i PEML AND SC1SS0KS. | Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Good bye summer. Attend the Cjunty Fair. J Early fires are comfortable. i This is pretty weather to fish. Time to put on winter clothing. This is fine weather to harvest crops. Burning kisses always go with sparks. Its the ciuiet hoc: that gets the most slops. Don't leave for home without coming to see us. The full dress suit often covers an empty stomach. It is said that baDana peels make excellent slippers. Mr. Cromwell Shealy is attending Newberry College. When a man weds an heiress, her face is his fortune. Oats and other small grain should be put in the ground. See advertisement of Dr. C. E. Leaphart in this issue. Fresh bakers bread, cakes and crackers, at the Bazaar. Matiimony is an infallible cure for affections of the heart. Some men are capable for the most intense love?for whisky. The farmers are gathering peavines, corn and other crops. No woman can lace herself as tight as a man can drink himself. Judge Sweendenberg, of Upper Fork, was in town Monday. Have you tax money ready against the coming of the Treasurer. Dfattfm c U BAN OIL cures rlwl||>l vCats, Barns, Braises, Rheumatism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. Sold by Julian E. Kaufmann. No man looks twice at a woman's face if her skirts are very short. Never look a toy pistol in the muz zle. It might accidentally be loaded. "W. H. Sharpe, Esq, was in towD Monday on professional business. If you want to do the correct thing attend the Lexington County Fair. The price of both cotton and corn is on the upward grade going skywards. Woman was made before mirrors? and she has kept before them ever since. The centre of attraction just at present in this town is the slot machine. . Any woman can fool a man, but its sometimes difficult to keep him fooled. The farmers of the sand hill section of the county all made fine crops this year. Squire S. M. Sii?htler of Giston, was in town Monday on professional business. Chickens and eggs are rarities in this market and their prices are out of sight. Autumual tints will soon be the prevailing colors in nature' fashionable world. Miss Lucy Stuart has returned home from a visit to her brother in Columbia. An early frost will be a God send to the fever stricken district of our country. Rev. Mr. Cromer preached an :n terestiDg sermon at Peter's last Sunday morniDg. Who will be the first to put up a handsome brick store in this town? Don't all speak at once. II1*44*Aft>A CUBAN RELIEF cures 1 a lultf&lS Cohc, Neuralgia and Toothache fi sm Vjngye jQirmtes. Sour Stomach and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. Sold by Julian E Kaufmanu. We certainly expect every sub scriber to pay in full this fall. This is postive and is meant for all. Maj. J. H. Kood, Magistrate at New Brookland, was in town Monday shaking hands with friends. Some one has truthfullv remarled that there are only two things certain in this life?death and taxes. R;v. W. M. Harden w 11 fill his regular appointment in the Methodist church at this place next Sunday. Blacksmiths and wheelwrights can find the best and cheapest materials at T. B. Aughtry & Cj, Columbia. The election passed off quietly yesterday and Dr. D. M. Crosson is now State Senator from Lexington. This will probably be the last week of court, so call early and settle your dues at this office and avoid the rush. Sow small grain and get your seed at Lorick & Lowrance, Columbia. Watch for their advertisement Dext j week. i - . - - &SI1B1 All TC A nnrac TWcrvov. 1 1 BdlMVl v sia, Constipation and Indi- | gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts. Sold by Julian E. Kaufmann Ex-Superintendant of Education, ! John D. Farr, of ChapiD, was in town last week and remembered us with a ! cart wheel. Prospective candidates were busy 1 during court shaking bands with the j dear people. They are taking time ! by the forelock. I While in town last week, Mr. James | C Fort of Cedar Creek, called to see us. He reports everything lovely in his neighborhood. Mr. J Lutber Long, night watchman of the town, now occupi'9 the j house of the late Mrs. Jane Hendrix | on upper Miin street. t Miss I'Ans Meetze left for Bell| wood, Orangeburg, county, last week to resume her duties as a teacher in the school that at place. Solicitor J. Wm. Thurmond wasii town Monday and more than on* pair of bright eyes danced for joy at his pres?nceo nour streets. Mr. P E Hutto, one of Swansea1progressive business men and an all round good fellow, dropped in itsee us Thursday while iu toun The work of putting the Fair grounds ana uunuiugs iu luuiuu^u repair for the entertainment of visitors will be soon commenced. Our County Fair bids well to be ? big success and our people can mak* it a greater one if they but take that interest in it that they should. Striking differences in favor of th? JE'na Life, its premiums averaging over 10 per cent, less than those charged by other companies. Rice B. Harman. We are anxiously awaitiDg the arrival of the days of hog and hominy, when it will be fashionable to eat spare ribs and back bones. Dr. E J. Etheredge, a bright and rising % young surgeon dentist of Leesville, was in town last week and paid us a social and business call. The dispensary at this place was closed from six o'clock Monday afternoon until this morning, Tuesday be n - -i ?? C? lOg lue titCUUU 1UX UlillC ucuuiui. If you want a good shoe?a shoe that will wear well, in all the latest styles and shapes, go to Meetz9 & Son and you will not be disappointed. Magistrate 0 B. Addy, of Brook, remembered us in a substantial aod pleasant manner while in town last week by paying up his subscription. 'T wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine," says W. W. MassiDgill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are many thousandsof mothers whose children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum who must also feel thankful. It is for sale by J. E. Kaufmann. Rev. W. D. Quick will lead the prayer meeting at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. The woodwork on the new St. Stephen church has been commenced. Mr. John J. Taylor, a most excellent and experienced mechanic, has the contract. R-.v. B D WessiDger, and two of his neices, Misses Lavinia and Carrie Wessinger, are visiting Mr. D. E Ballentine's family and friends hereabouts. Work on the cottage of Mr. C. A Geiger is being rapidly pushed under the direction of that hustling pusher of the plane, Mr. S. A. B. Barman. The average maD, living lor ou years, cons-umes between 14 aud 15 tons of bread in a lifetime. Tne weight of solid food of all kiods he consumes aggregates the starving total of a fraction less than 55 tons, while on the basis of three pints per day he consumes 23^ tons of liquid. Think of the woman's toil in prepar ing this amount of food and drink. Rev. J. G GraicheD, pastor of St. Stephen's Evangelical, Lutheran church, will preach in the Episcopal chapel Dext Sunday-morning, begioing at 11 o'clock. Don't purchase your shoes until you see the stock which is expected to arrive at Shealv's New York Racket Store daily, or you will certainly miss some rare bargains. The Board of County Commiss:oners was in session Monday and made those having claims 8gainst th9 county happy by issuing checks for the spondulicks. Miss Bessie Corley, neice of Mr. W. P. Roof, is again in LexiDgtm Classical Institute preparing herself for the responsibilities of life by taking a literary course in this institution. B gg TSj CURES WHERE ALL ELSEFMLS7 gtf bd Best Cough Syrup. Tastes (iood. Use gSj :'s: in time. Sold bv druggists. ^pBsZEH?EESZEiZ^|l Master Brooks "Wingard has be*n dangerously ill during the past week with appendicitis. His eonditicn has greatly improved and hopes are now entertained for his speedy recovery. There are but two vacant stores in ! town, and both of these have been rented and will be occupied as soon as they can be finished and repaired. ! There is room for plenty more. T"l f- /-< f fllo c/iseon j JlUtJ liiei u?ciu'at KJ i ? ; was seen on our streets Monday. It j bad a seedy and woe begone ap! pearance, bivi nevertheless was warm and comfortable looking and did not look out of place on the wearei's ; back. Every Confederate in the county j should attend the County Fair and 1 participate in tlie grand re union. Jtoua&lap Bals Prsss. Whit the Largest Rouudlap Cotton Plant in the South Has Done for the Farmer. The Hunteville Rjundlap Bile Compress Piant was organized by T W. Pratt, says the Huntsville, Ala., Mercury: "It is owned by Messrs. Pratt k Coons, and is the largest in the South. "This plant startc-d in operation in the fail of 1S07, ginuicg and bding the first year 3,.j0j0 bales. Of the crop ot 181)8 it giuned about 7,000 j bales. The proprietors expect to I gin and bale 11,000 biles cf the j present crop. The results of this system are untold in theiradvantages to the farmer and the shipper. This oiaut Lias reduced the C03t of baliDg | f'rom 82 50 to 81 00 a bale. ';Tbe farmer drives his load of cotton to the gin, and can sit on his vagon and rest ten minutes, during which time his wagon is unloaded bv machinery, his cotton ginned, baled, sampled and marked and delivered into his wagon together with the seed if he prefers, or if he prefers, ne can take a storage ticket for cotton and seed and be bothered no more with his product. But these are not all the advantages. He can drive to this gin and sell his cotton, in any quantity from 100 pounds to 105 tons, at the marked price, without having it ginned at all. For the small farmer, this system is the best of all. He handles his cotton crop in this manner exactly as he does his corn crop, selling in large or small quantities as he wishes money or has time to deliver." Dr. Joe Mitchell, of Leesville, Cilled on us Monday and made our pocket heavier by the weight of one dollar. He will enter the political held next year and promises to give his opponents a lively chase for office. If you want to see what progress the farmers of the county have made in the sciences of agriculture and stock raising visit the County Fair to beheld at this place, from the 25th to the 27th instant and view the magnifinonf crVviliita When looking around to purchase a buggy, wagon, road cart, or any other kind of a vehicle, don't forget that T. B Aughtry & Co, Columbia, can supply your want with the best and cheapest vehicle made. A local paper published a long obituary cf a man who had died in the community, closing with the statement that a loDg procession of people followed the remains to their last "roasting place.'* The family read the notice and discovered the supposed error and asked the editor to make a correction in the word "roastiDg,'' but he said be could not do it uutil seven years back subscription had been paid. Mr A. G. LaMctte, one cf Columbia's rising youDg architects, was in rown Monday in attendance upon ' ourt as a witness for the railroad in fbe case of Risinger, who was killed at Leesville some few years ago by au eDgiue, vs. the Southern Rtilway, for damages. FOR SALE for spot cash only cheap, 14o acres of farm land, partly timbered, former property cf J. F. Bouknight, deceased, situated on Broad river, Lexington county, S C A.adres9 j Mj, care of Dispatch. Notwithstanding the fact that grocer'es of a!i kind3 have an upward tendency and their prices will be advanced still higher in the Dear future, the old reliable house of S N Hendrix, Columbia still continues to sell the finest, the purest and the best family groceries for the least money. The Columbia State is authority for the statement that the track laying force of the Southern Railway will commence soon to put down the iron from the Cayce end to lVrry, and that work on the big cut through Smd mountain is progressing finely. j Don't forget that Reckling, Coinm- j bia's famous photographer, will be in j town during Fair Week for the purpose of making photographs. As his work is always first class this will be an excellent opportunity to have pictures of yourself and loved ones made. The Eiitor, Mr. J. W. Dreherand | the gang are on the waters of the I Elisto c-Dpying an autumnal fish fry. When they come back and give a i glowing description of the big fish j (that were not) caught, we'll pull our j red bandana out. and wipe our weep j ing e^ es. | ? " E..& 3io:i?Cure Fres. Tumors, Ulcers, Cancer, Eiting Sores, all terrible blood diseases. Persistent Sores, Blood and Skin Blemishes, Scrofula, that resist other treatments, are quickly cured and every sore healed by B B. B. Skin ! i.1 Ptmnloo l?url Tfi'hinrr i Ij! UpilUUC, i iiupv , - ^ , Eez?ma, Scales, Blisters, Boils, j Blotches, etc, are ail due to bad j blood, and brnce easily cured by B. 13. B. Syphilisic Blood PoisoD liter- 1 ully driven from the system and per- | maneut cure made by B. B. B. B j B. B does not contaiu vegetable or j mineral poison. At druggists Large j bottles. $!, six for So. Write for j free sample bottle of B B B , which j will be sent charges prepaid. Describe symptoms, and personal free j medical advice will be given. Ad- j dress Blood Balm Co., 380 Mitchell j street, Atlanta, Ga. Lee, (be young son of Mr. Jacob Snclgrovo, has invented and built a condenser and attached it to b:s fat bet's gin. The condenser is complete in every respect and the work will compare favorably with that of an experienced workman. Lee is sifted with a mechanical mind which hp i? developing to his advantage and deserves credit for his enter prise. Me-srs. Baum Sc "Weitzman ha'e opened a carefully selected stock of new and well made clotli ig, shoes and hats, in the store two doors below Chap's Hotel, and are now ready to *erve the public with big bargains in their lines They invite an inspection of thc-ir stock and promise that they will not be undersold by any merchant in town. Mr. Bernard R >of, a student of tha Lexington Classical Iustitute year before last, and who attended Grady Academy, in North Carolina, la>t year, has returned to his first love and is now pursuiug his studies in the Lexington Classical Institute Farmers provide yourself with Pain Killer at this season of the year, when colic, cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrLo'2, At, may disable your hands?use it in every case of the kind, but be sure that you trust to no other remedy but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain-Killer which never failed. Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain Killer, Perry Davis'. Price 23c. and 30c. Dr. W. T. Brooker, an eminent practicing physician of this county, was in town Monday aQd paid us a brief but pleasant visit. His culture and refinement makes him a welcomed guest to our homes. ? mm A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. BucklenV Arnica Salve, the best in the World will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all SkiD Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaran 'red. Sold by J. E. Kaufmann, Drugg^1:. Persons having ric8 to hull and pUXISU) Will Otc UJ 1CIUCUVC IU Ok JJUlice elsewhere, that Messrs. Hatto & Cj , of Swansea, are prepared to do this class of work with the latest improved machinery, experienced work men and in the best manner. Take your rice to them when you want it hulled and polished. Satisfaction guaranteed. We came near making an iode pendent fortune last week. We only missed it by not being able to pur chase cotton at wholesale when the price was going upward and selling it at an advance price. If we had only done so we could now have bid farewell to bacon and greens and dined sumptuously every day on flip jack^ and honey. Mrs. Eugenia Hendrix, of our town, had trie misfortune to dislocate the bones of her light elbow the early part of last week, by falling from the steps of ber front piazza Drs. L?apbart and Wingard were called to her assistance and soon had the bones in their proper places We are glad to say that Mrs. Hendrix has so far recovered as to be able to be up and about among her friends She certainly made a narrow escape from what might have proven a more scricus accidc-nt. Sore Throat n ii??i- ,1 /">/vnrrlliner in? C?Ore Uli UctL' ellUl ... dioate an alfection of the bronchial tubes which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs. Do not wait; but use Dr. John W. Bull's Cough Svrup at once and be cured. DeBuU's COUCH SYRUP Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Trice 15 cts. At all druggists. Lrcwaed in the Siisto. Mr. Joseph WiDgard, son of Mr. Elijah Wingard, was drowned in the Edisto liver, at Ji-fcoat's bridge, on Sunday of last weik. The body was found by some fishermen last Thursday. It is not known whether the j drowning was the result of an accident or from some other cause. Magistrate Johnson, of Aiken county, . held an inquest but we did not learn what verdict was reached. Mr. Wingard lived near Summit, and be was a married man his wife's maiden name being Boles. KABRIED. October 1st, 1809, by the Dev. W. D Quick, Mr. Siine-on Hendrix and nr.. vr??i Miss JMorrie, aaugoier 01 jjli. ?eci : Harm an. October Is'.. 1800, by the Rev. W. j D. Quirk, Mr. II A. Smith and Miss j F L I> rwers. Taken Up. A sandy red, black spotted sow, I left cropped car, has been taken up J by dip. The owner ran leeover on paving damages. D. Lee Harman. If you want tUvoiing extracts or essences of my kind, always go to j ^ the Bazaar. I \ ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND jPainKiUev ^ There Is no kind of pain r or ache, internal or exter^na!( that Ra!n-Kil!er _ will P not relieve. > lco* cut tor imitations and substitutes. the genuine bottle ? bears the name. I PERRY DAVIS ii SON. Fair Warning. Parents and others are notifie th it do school books will be sold o credit. We have to pay cash fc *.1 1 .1 A. 1 _ ./ A. mem ourselves auu uie prone is ? small that we are forced to adoj and strictly adhere to the cash sy: tern. This applies to one and all, ? it is needless for anyone to ask ft credit in the purchase of scho< books. We now have in stock a fu line of books used in the schools < the county, which we are selling ? schedule prices. The Bazaar. Notice, Overseers. ALL OVEPol-ERS ARE IlEItEli IV. notified to Lave tht-ir respective se tions ot road pnt iu good condition ; nee. They must remove all loose rocl from the road btd and put same in fir class traveling condition. Gates at bridges must be kept up. GEORGE H. KOO\\ Supervisor. SepUmber 27th, 1810 -tf. LEESVILLECOLLEGE VfOItAL AND RELIGIOUS TON It JL unexcelled. Coeducation, the na uraland best method. Personal intere taken in each pup 1. All grades. Musi Irt, Elocution and Business course Expenses for the j ear $72 to $123. l>oai reduced by domestic work to jr.permoutl L. B. HAYNES, Pros. July 2G -3m Reliable persons of a mechanical or inventive mil desiring a trip to the Pari* Exposition, withgo< salary and expenses paid, should write The PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, M< DR. E. J. ET1IEREDGE, SURGEON DENTIST. LEESVILLE, S. C. Office next door below post office. Always on hand. February 12. Fire, Life and Acciden Insurance. Only First Class Companies Representee See my Li3t ot GiaLts: Assets. /ETN* FIRE of Hartford, Conn $12,627,62 PHILADELPHIA UNDER- ? WRITEP?S, Puila, Pa.. 16,296,55 /ETNA LIFE. of Hartford, Cmn 47,584,96 FIDELITY AND CASUALTY, oi New York 3.291 59 My Companies, are Popular, Strong an Reliable. No oce can give yonr business better attention; no one can give you better protection; no one can give you tetter rates. ^BEFORE INSURING SEE Rice T5. ITarman General Insurance Agent, iEXINGTON S. ( SEND ONE DOLLAR ? nKnKH),.USLYLKTTKKl.N?;^2^S(S^^^3 2r WtNrMt, an^wis w <v prepay ll.c frelsiit to * <?J .o/ixiint Mat or Ike >~ Rorl>? Eoontainn. THIS HANDSOMEflRAVESTGXE is made, cut, traced. 1< teredand polished in veiy latest style, from flaestKoj Bitic Close Oialn Siarbit-, U iion-i1e?trurtih!e, and has arte highly polished, unfading color. Cravcitoce In 20 Inches hi* 18 Inches wide at b*??. Write for Drire* on other si rim and sUi Address. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICAGI UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA IS THE CIP.CUIT COt'KT?FOITBTH OIBCVIT XTOilCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO I 'V \X~ T.xlan lira or?H tn f.or ? 1 H CC. UUUU i/ijVt, uuv4 vv and every person owning, or claiming 1 own, any int-rest in the lauds below d scribed that a petition 1or the condemn tion of the said lands has been unly fib with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court of tl United States for the District of Soul Carolina, at Charleston, S. C., praying th siid lands may be condemned for the usi and purposes ol the United Sta'es. as i said petition set forth: and an order pass; the lath day ot June. lS'.K), by H.s Ilonc W. II, Brawley, United States Distri Judge, rcu'iinng all persons interested j said laud.-> to appear in said Court on t! 3l)tb day of October, aud fiie the oljectious, if any they should hive, to tl proposed purchase by the United Stutc and to take such action on the said day &h prowded bv tbe Act ol the General A .-.embly of South Carolina, approved D ctmbcr 17th, ItsSO. and the Act of Co gross of the United States. approved Au 1st, 1S83 1 he following is a description of tl lands: Ah that piece, p ireel or tract of lar situated in Lexington county, Slate South Carolina, on the west tide of tl Congaree river, being a part of a tract hnd claimed to be owned by 11. V,'. Cay and containing 1 37 acres, more or let The South Western corner of this land one hundred and ht y-niue and oue-hr (151U) teet from the South-West corn posts ot an old graveyard, and bears Xort 17 degrees '20' W. from said posts It also sixty-nine (GO) leet from blaze cut i a large, triple sweet gum tree in said grav yard and heirs Xonh 5i degrees 10 V from said place. Beginning at the S. W. corner of t! ot measure two hundred and twenty-fi (225) fed X. -11 degrees 30' W., thence s hundred and eighteen aud three teutl (CIS 3-lU) leet, more or less. X. 20 degre 2i' East to low water line on Cengar river, thence down said stream a:oug 10 water line sis bundr-daud sixty (t'OU) fe S H degrees 3"' W. to starting point or I W. corner. Also a roadway twenty (20) feet wi< leading Irom this above described lot the public road. Tue downstream botinda: ol this road is deli led as lollows: J>.-pn at the 5. W. corner of the abo described lot. measure one hundred .1 fifty-uine and oue-li.iif (159A) feet, S. degrees 20' E to corner posts 011 iine feu etweeu K. V>* Cayce and A. li. Taylo thence six hundred and seventy (070) fe S. o'J degrees 40' W. along said line 1cm to public road Above roadway amounts to .US acrj more or less. Dated Charleston. S C.. June 12th, ISO h IJIaL LaTHKOI\ C. S. Attornev. [Seal] J. E. HAGOOD. C. C. C. I". S. Dist. S C. 31?4m Banjo, Violin and Guitar striDg Harmonicas of all grades, at t! Bazaar. DKS. ?. L BOOZER & SONS, ffdTjj DENTISTS. 1515 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. 'PHONE S30. One of the firm will fill appointments at Lexington, over Eiird & Dreher's Law Office, MT APPOINTMENT, OCTOBER 5, C AND 7. Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the Second Sunday of each month. Except July aid August whin there will be noappointm<nt. For months of February, June d ana September Court Week will take the place of the regular appointment. : PERKINS MANUFACTURING COl * YELLOW PINE LUMBER, 0 MANUFACTURERS OF ' HIG-H G-BAIDE 1 FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING, FINISHINGS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES AND LATHS, DOORSjSASlI AND BLINDS, Y AUGUSTA, GA. at ^"ESTIMATES CIIEE RF ULLY FURNISHED.jm ^ February 1?ly. ld - - - ? :? wJj rn v T rw rn w?htwt m an ^ ( UI i. WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU THIS MONTH ABOUT IV?1 Our various lines of Shots are now coiniug in and will bo comp'ieto by September 1st. we offer IN LADIES' SHOES. IN MEN'S. I A GLOVE GRAIN SHOE AT C> CENTS. MEN'S DON PEDROS Af 90 CENTS. A (iOOD ONE FOR 75 CENTS. MEN'S OIL CKEEDMOORE. 95c and $1. A LETTER ONE FOR $1 00. MEN S ENGLISH TIES AT Sl.lO. - . A A WOMAN'S DONGOLA AT 73 CENTS. MEN'S SVI IN CALF. Lace and Con $1. , A WOMAN'S VESTING TOP. 85 CENTS MEN'S ARKO KID TAN. $1.25. A full lin^ LADIES SHOES AT $1 and up. PJentv of other styles and prices. CLOTHING?^ 1 4 > t In Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods we are second*:to none. Boy's Shirts, 15 cents up. Men's Shirts, 20c, '25c., 40c., 50c, 75c. up to 81. 4 * We have them for work or for drees. Over 100 dozen to select from. Be tRure to see our 50 cents dress shirt with 2 collars. We have them in Silk Front and Percal. ir j t> ^ _ i_ f nr _ i ~f\ aien s ana JL>oy s panrs irom zoc. per pair to co ou. Boy's Suits $1 50 to $4.50. | Men's Suits $2.50 to $18.00 I you don't dress well this fall it will not be our fault.^J Id September will talk to you about our other lines, such as HATS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, GROCERIES, DRUGS, FURNITURE, AC. We will also tell you about that new lino of MILLINERY that we are 5 going to add, together with a line of Dress Goods the equal of aDy. Watch our space in the Dispatch and you will find more things to inter' est you. We want to serve you all with new goods and courteous and po- -- ^ -1 _ lite treatment, we Lope to merit your trade for our prices are always right. d Yours for business, THE FARMERS' M. AND M. CO., COLUMBIA, S. C. , P. II. IIALTIWANGER, President. A. II. TCOII3V, Manager. August 9-ly. J. ? ?? | WHY DON'T YOU TAKE ? HH ....Dr. Baker's.... j I MM,Great Vegetable Blood and Liver Cure s in FOR BAD BLOOD? It positively Cures Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis, Con* -W stipation, Indigestion, and Blood and Liver Troubles of utevery description. It is purely and absolutely Vegetable, j s&ii: Js&rWl anc* can used w**bout >niury by the most delicate. p &$??& Put up in Full 16-ounce bottles, at $1.00. /m.. <?. .1 x t44 Ht.J /T. nDPFS'FVII LP. ?j Only by cn? lwkqui sizouniain urcu* ^"tenn.?^? S; FOR SALE BY ? 5. G. M. IIAimAN, LEXINGTON, S. C. J(} Censor. DUp*?onEorlf and Voi l^uniansj S ; j- u.<>f-<l in the highest prude \>itii ^ and every moUei n iiui>roveil)etlt. Wi- furuisb fre- a h.-.cd ft ^wSflBBBSSisMaH6g8Ba*'^t?? <omf ergin (tool and Oir iiotorpas tax'k |><iMMi?d. ^refund your iiK-nvy if yoii are :*">t i-crfc'llv |^ id o U R R E Li A jl _ ITY1 o EbTA 8 l.i S H E D ,, j{? Hunk, or O'rn EsTl'irip'-N?st. Benk.'"hii-a^o: :; r'nin nxoh.inpe Pent. Ife'v \Vrk; or any railroad or expres, ' * ? - ? '* ta. i^r~?if l.iitinm Ixrv-kni i 7 Cf!r.;vMiy :a CWasr,>. U?'? arapttai pi (hit ... 01 and t?rap!">' nearly !!?.?:'> t? in ?mr ?>n:i V. I, SM.I. <>ht-VSS aI an-! tip: I'lANOK, illo-'JO and up: all". pveryttu:i? is: imj^i I iiisttnni. sit- at i.v.i -t v.It-dcvilo j.i i-v . Writo (>-r fro*: >|irriiil -,n;an, piano and nmsicaJ instr'.irn?jntPiitalor:!P. A'!>ir.-;:. .SvAra ilcrl-urb A to. sre (fcor.-ayHlj citable.| s? SEARS ROEBUCK &. CO. (Inc.). Ful-on. 9esr.lair.es and W?ym?n Su.. CHICAGO, ILL. js ilf - -- " ' ^ ... ..... _ VP .. V.' b- fi u )n p c* n >^\ st*-, H ft "V q M 1X H ? ^ &'??< ?^ M ee I V P w PI ' I ./ ^ f et W ^~"e l. s. N t y -iLs ? !? | BW??? " | i3 -;:i u ce iq ' ^ r; .'-1 i. .Of.. !LL i. q $ ?\ H ? ! ^ B ROOK HILL BOGGY COMPANY. ! For Sale by W. I*. ROOF, Lexington, S. C. nnrnoni/ niif* Ulll C f?n I (wiirurA e. nniit/uioiiT - UntUiini-nrUM \1\VLL UU., WMilHtnoa Dyunmoni, 9? Columbia, S. C.. Leesville, S. C. ie May 11? ly.