The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 21, 1900, Image 3
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S use. It is for young girls maturing, fore
S mothers, and Tor women at Change of Life, c
S Should be used before child-birth. c
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riifi Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 21. 19C0
Ind32 to 27sw Advartisemeats.
To The People Of Lexington?
King's Racket Store.
Notice?G. A Derrick.
Attorney's at Law-Izlar & Sturkie.
Warning?P. G. Taylor.
f w&^Notices
will he inserted
in the Local department at
the uniform price of o cents
per line, to one and all,^\
I3rT7"I2SrS SEBVICES.
afpoixtjtext fob lexinotox circuit fob
1900.
1st Sunday, Red Bink 31 pmShilob 11 am.
2d Sunday, Horebll ara". Lexington 3Jpm
3.1 Sunday, Sbilob 31pao Red Bankll am.
4th Sunday, Lexington 11 am. Horeb 3?pm
J N. Weight, Pastor.
^ hebbox axd brooklaxd m. e. church
south.
RvrtrtVlorn} let ond 3d Snndars at. 11am
Brookland?2nd and 4th Sundays at 4 p. m
Brookland-Evory Sinday Evenmgatbpm
Hebron? 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 a. in.
Hebron?1st and 9rd Sundays at 4 p. m.
Masonic.
ik A regular communication of Po7V\maria
Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M
will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak,
S. . C., Saturday evening, March
10 1900, at G? o'clock sharp. Take
notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Brethren.
* John C. Swygert, Master.
MASONIC.
JL A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
<*#\^of Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
/^^\A. F. M.. will be held on
Saturday, March 10, 1900, at 7
oclock p. m. Members will please
be prompt in attendance.
By order of the W. M.
G. M. Haemal, Secretary.
Bnist's Garden Seeds.
A full assortment of new and true
to name garden seeds, just received.
Sure to grow.
Julian E. Kaufmann.
\
Wanted at Once,
50,000 shiDgles. Highest market
??*kr? T T Patrl Ri SaIIQ '
JJ' VJJ V* V? XV4 ?f A KMu
Bitesburg, S. C.
?,
Wanted. 1
Lands cleared and timbered.
Tracts of ten or more acres. Give i
full description and lowest price. 1
Platshek & Co,
18pl. Savannah, Ga. ,
? I
The Eastern Star Degree.
Mr. M. H. Witt will confer the
Eastern Star Degree on the mothers,
% wifes, daughters, sisters and widows
of Mrsons, who may desire to receive
it, at Masonic hall on Friday
evening, at 7 p m: It is hoped that
there will be a full attendance of
persons eligible to receive this degree.
A Woman's L otter.
Coolidge, Ky., Aug 1st, 1898.
I have been suffering from Female
troubles and was unable to get relief,
I was persuaded to try Benedicts,
and after one months treatment I
can say I am fully restored. Irecom
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mena your remeay 10 suiieriug wumeu.
Mrs. H. R. Gilreath.
Sold by Julian E Kauffman.
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Farm Hands Wanted.
50, good, steady and industrious
colored men, single or married with
families, steady work the whole year,
with cash payment and settlements
monthly. Apply, Hollow Creek
Farm, Aiken County, Toale3 P. 0.,
S. C. 3mosl6.
Wanted at Once,
Five or six yokes of good young
broke oxen J. J. Riwl Sc Son,
Batesburg, S. C.
Cotton Planters
"Who are interested in high prices
f ;r cotton next fall can hear of something
to their advantage by sending
a postal card at oDce to
The Adams Cotton Company,
17 Charleston, S C.
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The Place to Buy.
King, The Racket Store, in C> |
lumbia, has some nice bargains for j
the people of Lexington. Bring j
raised on the farm, knows by experi- |
ence just such goods as are needed;
by the farmer, his wife and the j
household, and has supplied his
Stock with goods to meet this demand.
Hi3 regular price is cheaper
than the cheapest, but if you will
say when you go there to do your j
shopping that you are from L<. xxg- i
ton, he will strain a point aod do J
better by you. See advertisement i
on first page.
! PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
1 Waysiie Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
| The weather is pleasant.
Spring o-ts ib being sown.
Come to see us court week.
There is but one vacant store in
j town.
Coming?Electric lights for Lex|
ington.
The town was full of Court people
Monday.
The price of cotton continues to go
upward.
Cotton is selliDg at this market at
cents today.
There is a slight improvement in
the fertilizer trade.
There will be barbecues without
number this summer.
Remember us with your dollar
wl en you come to court.
There will be a calico ball in Ballentine
Hall tomorrow night.
A few neat and comfortable cot
tages would find desirable tenants.
The cold snap is very tryiDg on
the patience of the early gardeners.
Many of our farmers will plant
largely of hog and hominy this year.
Mr. P. G. Taylor warns all persons
against employing or harboring Joe
Corley.
Fresh and reliable garden
seed just received at the 1
Bazaar.
Tomorrow is the birthday of
George Washington?The Father of
his country. ^
The chain gang is now located on
the old Charleston road, near Mr.
Kitte Jackson's.
i
Miss Olive Haltiwanger has closed |
her school and has returned to her j
home in the Fork.
Dessieated cocoanut, ready for pies, ,
custards and cakes, also lot cf fine ,
cocoanute, at the Bazaar. i
The "approaching municipal elec- ]
tion is creating a ripple of interest
amoDg the citizens.
Farmers who are in attendance upon j
court are all hopeful of a successful ?
and prosperous year. ,
TEA cures Ityspep
IWlllvl v gia, Constipation and Indi- j
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts.
Sold bv Julian E. Kaufmann.
The poor of New York have suffer- ,
ed intensely from the cold of Saturday
and Sunday.
Dixie Lodge, No 52, I. 0. O. F., J
meets every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock in Masonic hall.
A rumcr is circulated to the tffect
that Mr. S. 0. Kaminer has resigned
as Magistrate of this district. ^
Com fodder, peas and other country
produce taken in payment of subscription
to this paper. r
Ail the local weather prophets
agree in saying concerning the recent
cold snap, 'T told you so.*' ^
Messrs. Brooks and Pierce Sawyer, r
of Saluda, visited their father, Capt. }
George Sawyer, this week.
The season for the candidates for t
county offices has arrived. The ^
early bird catches the worm. ^
Those interested should not forget i
the examination of applicants for (
teacher's certificates next Friday.
The Lutherans will hold divine j
services in the Episcopal Chapel j
next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. (
Uncqualed as an advertising <
medium is the woman, who says "I I
thought I'd just run over to tellyou.''
Bakers bread, cakes and crackers t
will be found at the Bazaar. Rs- ]
member this when you come to court. 1
Auditor G A. Derrick has an im- <
portant notice in this issue to the t
township and town boards of cquali- 1
zations.
CUBAN OIL cures j ]
riaiiititcuts, Barns, Bruises, Rheu- I (
matiem and Sores. Price, 25 cents, j
Sold by Julian E. Kaufmann.
Tbe way young couples are burning
wood and kerosene these nights
cupid must be getting in some deadly
work.
Court is now in session and is
progressing slowly and will continue
next week and probably run into the
third week.
0;ange blossoms are a drug on
the market. The girls say that the
boys can't be worked up to the proposing
point.
Northern ODion sets make larger
and finer onions than any other.
Call or send to the Bazaar and get
the yellow or white, and you will be
pleased with the results.
Misses Ecnma Julia Dreher and
Annie Florence Shuler, of Selwood,
vieifod thp ATisspfi WriohL nf this
pLiCe last week.
Mr. David McCartha, of the Black
Creek section and bi3 sister, M ss
Emma, are visiting the family of Mr.
G. M. Harman.
County Treasurer J. S. Deirick has
paid up all notes given to secure borrowed
money and i3 paying schoo1
claims as they are presented.
Messrs Izlar k Sturkie of Orangeburg,
have opened a law office at
this place. Mr. T C Sturkie is the
resident partner. See their card.
R member that you can find fine
apples, oraDges, lemons, cocoanuts,
raisins, figs, nuts, the very best stick
and fancy candies, etc, at the Bazaar.
I
Coughing*
Constant coughing is very annoying,
and the continuous hacking and irritation
will soon attack and injure tlio
delicate lining of the throat and air
passages. Take advice and use Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup in time. This
wonderful remedy will cure you.
Br,Bull's
COUCH SY^UP
Cures a Cough or Cold at once.
Doses are small ami pleasant to take. Doctors
recommend it. 1'ricc 2$ cts. At all druggists.
Since the passage of lvepiesentative
Sharpt's county government bill
a large crop of candidates for county
commissioners Las bloomed forth.
lf( CURES WHERt ALL ELSE FAILS. Sj
l^jp^ifcTin^rari^inrj^rTjpi
Mr. P. D. Biekley, of Hilton, passed
through towu Thursday, with a
beautiful and very fine Indian game
cock from Ohio, to add to his aheady
fije strain of Indian games.
Hon. Asby Sawyer, wife aud child,
of UnioD, who have been visiting Lis
father, Capt. George Sawyer, for
sometime, returned to their home
yesterday.
Among the prominent visitors in
town Monday were J W. Dreher.
Esq., and Dr. J. L. Suuler, two leading
citizens of the Folk aud prominent
Alliance lights.
Messrs Meetze & Son are having j
their old warehouse on Depot street,
completely overhauled, and when the
work is done, it will practically be a
a?w building.
Modern girls are usually taller
than their mothers, says the Hospital
ind other Medical journals. Modern
boys often think they are bigger than
their fathers, too.
Now is the time to purchase a
mule and if ycu want a good, sound,
woik mule cheap, the Gregory Rhea
Mule Company, of Columbia, is the
place to purchase it.
Auditor G. A Deriick will mark
m his books the uames of those who
'ailed to mike their tax returns and
ire subjected to the 50 per ceLt.
penalty with red ink.
The school targht by Miss Edith
Swaffield, at Red KdcII, has closed
nuch to the regret of pupils and
patrons, and she has returned to her
lome in Columbia.
"We pay 25 cents for pine and 30
;ents for oak ties, and sell goods at
owest prices, also exchange guano
or ties. Bring us your ties.
M. R Hartley & Co.,
Lexington Depot,
The children cf the Lexington
Classical Iustitute will celebrate
Washington's birthday with approbate
exercises tomorrow evening,
rhe public is most heartily invited.
Mrs. Ida Risinger, her family and
sister, have left the Lexington mill
,o accept pobiiicns in the Middleburg
nill qf "Rifpshnrrr Wp nndpratand
hit others will follow shoitly.
We are not authorized to make
he statement, but we do so nevertheless,
that the probability is that
here will be another cotton factory
n operation in this place at an early
late.
There will be a meeting of the
oint council of Bethel Pastorate,
providence permitting, at Mt. Vernon
;hurcb. White Rock, S. C, on Saturlay
before the first Sunday in
SJircb, at 10 o'clock a. m.
We learn that Mr. Samuel Roof is
rery ill with pneumonia at Clemson.
Eis father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. R)of, left for Clemson yesterlay
and we hope that upon their
trrival there they will find Sammie
nuch improved.
M*j J. H. Count', one of the
Pork's best and most substantial
jicizens, was in town Mondty er j >yng
chats with his numerous friends,
is a pleasant memento of his visit to
:he Dispatch office he left his cart
,T7 Q /"a 1
IT UVVA*
ua CUBAN RELIEF cure9
* IflUltr^ Colic, Neuralgia and Toothache
in five minutes. SourStomach
and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents.
Sold by Julian E. Kaufmann.
The town book of registration will
be opened in the town hall on next
Tuesday for the purpose of registering
voters for the town election
Remember that ycu cannot vote
without you register. It is the duty
of every elector, who has the interest
of the town at heart tj register.
If you are in need of shoes it will
pay you to get a shoe noted for its
wearable qualities. Mr. J. D. Taylor
has just the shoe you want, combining
(x^ellency with cheapness, j
He also has a full line of hue familv !
"
T /~1 T 1 I 1
groceries, cneap. uaii u sec mm.
Mr. John W. Fulmer was iu town
in attendnuce upon court Monday.
He has recently moved to Newberry
county, and after trying to do without
the Dispatch found that he could
not and has it to follow Lim to his
new home.
Leaphart A: Drafts have just received
a new stock of shiits, neckties,
underwear, collars, cuffs and
everything needed in the gents' finishing
line. They are still offering
their fine suits below Columbia prices.
Call and see them before purchasing
elsewhere. It will pay jou.
S?ni'orJ. Q. Marshall and Represent
itive Patter, of Columbia,
and Representative Gmtf, of Uuior,
together with the Governor and
Secretary of State will constitute the
commission having in charge tincompletion
of the State House.
After this wttk some of our subscribers
will fail to rectiva the Despatch.
We gave them fair warning,
but they would not heed. If they
want the paper continued to tbtir
| address, they must either call at this
olliae or write and make satisfactory
arrangements.
Everybody's magazine for March
i-j rich in that sort of pleas-ant read
' "? rto?v-vl\i r\r\c* v n c ?*?"?/' f i/>r> IX.* 11 Vt
I U g luai tOUiWlUCO mcuuc.iuu T(?vu i
quick anil easy interest. There are
fifteen short stories and articles of
the type dictated by the policy of
this magazine. It is published from
Netv Yoik and should be in the
hands of all lovers of good literature.
Persons desiriDg to make bjidal
and birthday present?, should remember
that they can find nice
vases, water sets, tripple plated silver
baskets, card receivers, shaving
sets, work baskets and other useful
and ornamental presents, at the
B ziar.
The prayer meeting at the Methodist
church will for this week be held
this evening instead of tomorrow
evening. Mr. David Tatum, the
Quaker EvaDgalist, will deliver one
of his famous lectures in this church
on Friday evening commencing at
S o'clock, his subject being Intemperance.
The public is most cordially
invited to attend this service and
IpcI nre.
Have you seen the pretty line of
spring goods now in stock at W. P.
Root's? I? not, you should call at
once and see it. The prices are extremely
lew and by purchasing theie
every lady can be well dressed at a
small outlay of money. It is the
handsomest and cheapest line ever
brought to this maiket.
x " " a QUICK 'CURE "" " ' 1,1 T
f FOR COUGHS f
' and COLD3 i
!The Canadian Remedy for all I
Throat and Lung Affections, i
Large Bottles, 25 cents. |
j DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Limited, ;
2 Prop's Perry Davis' Puiu-Killcr. X
LNew York. Montreal
We were saddened to learn of the
death of Mrs. Samuel Loritk, an 1
aged and highly respected lady.
She died on Sunday at 2 p. ra., it
her old home and was buried in tLe '
cemetery at Zion church, Mond> y
ev^ninor. She was a errand old
v ,v?**0' - - o
mother in Isreal and served her generation
as becoming a valient soldier
of the cross and now she has entered
upon that rc-st which remaineth for
the people of God.
"The proof of the pudding" is said
to be "chewing the string," and the
proof cf the best and cheapest plan- ,
tation and family supplies is to give j
the merchant an order. The place
to make your purchases is at Piatt,
Hock & Shul), Columbia, where ycu
will find a large and well assorted ^
stock of the best groceries for the
least money. By giving this firm a
trial order you will be so well pleased ,
that you will never go elsewhere to
make your purchases.
Mr. C L Beard, editor and publisher
of the Carolina News, having
accepted a position in the government
printing office at Washington,
has left for that place to assume his
duties. His paper will be edited
and managed by his wife, Mrs. L. E.
Beard, to whom we wish abundant
success. She is a graceful and forceful
wiiter, clear and logical in her
deductions and of excellent business
judgment.
Landrtth \s seeds have been
the standard for more than
a century for reliability,
fresh ness and pa rity. They
aye esteemed tor their satis
factoru results bi/ ( verijlnxhj
in Lexington. All varieties,
in packages or bulk, to suit
purchasers. For these seeds,
call on S. X. Ilendrix, Columbia.
The town council has in view the
purchase of the Columbia Phoenix
Axe, Hook and Ladder Company's
ti uck and ladders, hooks and buckets,
which they have replaced with anew
one, for the use of our town. This
will be one of the best things ever
done by any council in years. The
council has also purchased a lot of
terra cotta piping for all drains and
cross drains where needed and are
placing the same.
Several communications, having !
lost date and consequently are of no
interest now, have found their way
to the waste basket is the explanation
for their non appearance. Ttie
wiiters should not be effended, but
should write other communications
which are always welcomed at this I
olliee. It often happens that our I
i columns are so crowded with matter
that we have had to distribute other i
j matter already iu type because the
! s lbject becomes out of date before
we could use it.
After the rain the sun shines warm
and blight.
i ????nw~-*?*?*?i
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of
Tutt's Liver Pills. They regulate
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, biliousness,
constipation and kintired
diseases, an absolute cure
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Court Proceedings.
The February term of our Couit
of Genera! Sessions was convened
Monday morning with Hon. \V. C
Benet, Judge of the First Circuit,
presiding.
The charge to the grand jury was
confined to the duties of that body
and the relations it sustains to the
State and the people. The charge
it'QO /-?! oo v ctr/ynr> on*1 r> tn *\V> ti 4 i /> on/I
" CfcO k ftUU v LA. J I'LiUUU UiiU
the jury is much aided in the performance
of its duty. Hon. W. H.
F. Hist is the foreman and is prompt
and courteous in disposing of the
business which comes before it. He
is an ideal foreman and the interest
of the county will be faithfully aid
conscientiously served under bis administration.
The first business was to complete
the grand jury, J. A. West being
absent and Stanmore Hite beiDg
over age. The Jury Commissioners
drew in open court P. H. Gross and
Andrew Porth, to complete the panel.
Thirty of the petit jurors are in attendance.
The indictments against John H.
Huiet for receiving deposits for an
insolvent bank: against Wash Corley
and ethers for disturbing religious
worship against Bill Peele and
others fur assault and battery, &c ;
against Ned Howell for larceny;
against Jane WessiDger for adultrj;
against Cain Johnson for assault with
intent to kill: against Elj ih Popwell
for assault with intent to kill, were
all nol pressed.
The grand jury did not throw out
a single bill.
W. Pom pie Taylor plead guilty to
the charge of stealing a gold watch
and chain and 81.25 cash and a
pistol from Hampton Cuughman,and
received therefor eight months on
the chain gang.
West Summer told bow he had
taken a mule from the stable of Mr.
J. J. Fiick and be was given one
year on the force.
The first trial was the State
against George Sawyer, indicted for
forgery and false imprisonment.
The charge a3 to forgery being
quashed before tiial. The verdict
was not guilty. Mr. Sawyer was
represented by Messrs. Ffird &
Dreher and J A Sawyer. This action
was brought against Mr. Sawyer
in issuing arrest warrant against
persons charged with violating the
town ordinances.
The second trial was of Frank
~ ? 1 T.\iv\AO .irrrfi/l
OiJUi t aiiu yaujco xti^ucuu uuuigv,u
with blowing open the safe of W. H.
Saber at Peak on the 221 December
last. Messrs. Efird ?fc Dreher rep
resetted Ferguson. Short had no
counsel. This trial consumed Tuesday.
The verdict was guilty. Sentence
was not ja sed, a motion for
new trial being made.
Just as we go to press the case of
the Slate vs. Moses Darfts, colored,
charged with burglary and larceDy
has been finished. He wes found
guilty with a recommendation to
mercy.
Home and Farm.
By special arrangements we offer
the Home and Farm, the leadirg
farm and home paper, published in
Louisville, Ky., and the Dispatch for
$1.25. Those of our subscribers who
desire to subscribe for the Home and
Farm, can do so by sending 25c in
silver or stamps to this office.
At the Same Old Price.
Notwithstanding the advance in
the price of blank newspaper, and
several of our exchanges are increasJ
' - - ?
ing ILU ir bUUbCIipuuu pn^c, iuai KJI
the Dispatch will remain the same as
heretofore?one dollar per annum in
advance. To do this, however, we
will have to adhere strictly and invariably
to the cash in advance rule
and consequently forced to strike
from the list the names of all subscribers
who are in arrears after court
week in February. Wo will regret
to part with a single subscriber, but
business is business and with this
increase iu the cost of paper we can
afford to carry only prompt paying
subscribers. If some subscribers
fail to receive the Dispatch after the
time mentioned they will understand
thn reason and are cordially invited
to call at the office, settle their account
and renew their subscription.
Buckshoal, X. C., May 10,1898.
Gentlemen:?Four years ago I was
helpless wish a misery in my back.
I could not return myself in bed. I i
was treated by my physician, but he j
did me no good. I took one bottle j
of Dr. lidkei's Female Regulator and
it cured me. I think there is no
medicine on earth like it.
Mrs. Emma E. Myers.
For sale at the Bazaar.
Come to see us when in town. [
MULES. MULES.
We Carry the Largest Si
in the State. All Kinds a
BUGGIES, WAGONS, AN
Two Car Loads Buggies a
TF 1 e 1
JLoads wagons on tn<
HcnK JiilKT We Sell
lilUIIK 511111IM, MACHINES, I! II HIKES
<"1 ionj?or 11 in 11 they c.-m i?o clscw
Gregory-Rhea Ld
Col-u.ro/bia-, S. C
rVKruary 1 I. ly.
DRS. D. I-. BOOZER & SONS,
iflfflg OEHTISTS, jj Mi
1515 MAIN STREET,
COTJIMBIA, 8. C.
230.
One of the Irm will fill appointments at
Lexington, over Elird ?fc Dreher's Law Office,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the Second Sunday of each month. Except
July and August when there will be no appointment For months of February, June
and September Court Week will take the place of the regular appointment.
SEEDS!??
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH SEEDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
3,000 Dozen Papers Seeds, assorted.
500 Bushe's Bulk Seed.
1,000 Pounds Turnip Seed.
500 Barrels Seed Potatoes.
Complete IJnc oTOtliei*
GARDEN SEEDS.
Fertilizers
ISeiorssst
The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Wilcox & Cibbs Co.
Ashepoo Fertilizer Co.
Clobe Phosphate Co.
Columbia Phosphate Co. Ami
we have contracts for
3,500 TONS
of these goods, bought before the
rise and offered at prices not ob,
tainable elsewhere in the whole
i in a i.#iu\n i
7
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jan. 1.? ly.
our say so
Don't Make the moods so. hut our
goods hack up our say so.
THE BEST SPRING TONIC fo take at tliis season of the year
is the hig values we are offering.
WHAT YOU CAN SAVE On one purchase at our store will
help you to make another from us.
IF YOU PAY LESS Elsewhere you also get less.
THE "JUST AS GOOD" (n' otl,e1'folks-:,s ll*tl,c
as Cheap' are not as good and
cheap as are our goods.
ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE !s spent pn hed and to rest?well
you must use one of our heds.
YOU ENJOY GOOD COOKING Al"1 ?< < dif very U sl lvsiiltsvoii
must use one of our Cook Stoves.
YOU WILL BE GLAD V,)U "1>U| .vnl,rin iL" A l,nn'
ot our fashionable and comfortable
shoes at old prices.
PERHAPS YOU CAN'T AFFORD JTiTluii m-w spring .liv?i :l| thy
prices others charge, hut you can it
you buy it from us.
EASY SLOPING BACKS* Come and c? j >y roe rockers. All kin.l t <1
Furniture. Look right. lit right, ,ire right
are our Shirts and Hats. Ejes grow brighter,
i. _ c c c .......
Ill'ili 15 W II^UIVI* , m " llii^uvivi nuv.u
purchasing goods at our store. Wo exchange
honest goods tor jour hard earned homst
dollars. It is cheaper to 1 my clothes than it
is to pay doctor's hills when you buv them oi
us. It is the tit, tinish, fibric and tig tiro
that tell the tale and make our goods go. We
still give cur tickets with purchases ou tlu
6,'one basis as former!y.
^ A M iAA *n A A ?A
i aims ana mimes uo.,
COLUMBIA, S. C
1*. H. IIAI.XIWj\KGEI{, l>roMi<lcn(.
A. II. 31 {uuijjci*,
August 'J ?]y.
MULES.
toek of Mules
Hid Sizes.
Q HARNESS.
nd Two Car
e Road.
MD DISC HARROWS
here.
"ule Co.,
i
A ?v m a* m m m m
iUfllUN SETS
f"?^V'3?,EFD5 ^
i
White,
and Yftllnvv
U11VL X V*1V /
Fresh and Reliable
.1 ust Received and
ibi* fcSale Clicaj), at
171112 HAZAAR.
andrewmawford
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, - - - S. C.
PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND
Fcder.il Courts, and offers his professional
services to tho citizens of Lexington
County.
October ly ly.
ffgpgBSs^ ONLY $5.00
MM SEND US S5.f<WaaanJ?uatrmsn
*' " y?u anJproor**?#
examination. Y.nean riuilM
jjj|r i ow-thlrd tbr prior eharrrd bj
>, pSai!i "" ^^*<1 other* fortbr???* ?Ueii?i,cr?dr,
"^-7"'7 P*y >'"ur freight atrent our
~ Vt*,-/ rp.oial fn.-tory prlc-c and
j f,, Ight <"ho rX?'K, t?'^ theti.OO
pent with order; otherwi.-e roturn It at our expense
ami wo will return VCiir #5.00. 10f?-!b. ronlilaittoa
lock Mfn. for thr l.onir, J: XOO-lb. office ?nd *loro ??fr?,
fll.OJ; 54)1) Ihs., *17.95; ;00 IIm., *21.95; 1000 I hi.,
#-V 50:1'J JO lb*.,#3U. J0:?ery Ir.rse double oul.id* aod double
Inside door life* for l.rtce baslnrs., factory, jewelry or bank,
JO Inrhe. hiirh, *.'100 lh.., #413. 73; Cs Inrhr. bltth, 3000 lb..,
#*9. 75. KrrlrM ?ifr?ni "J rents per 104) lbs. for 54M) nllea;
for 1000 miles, i<) rents. WRITE FOR FREE SAFE
FATAf.OGl'E an<1 special liberal O. D. offer.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Chicago.
Hardware. ,
inrwv havp moved our~33a
J9*stoek of Hardware*?!
??-to thee.!
POST OFFICE BLOCK |
Where we will keop a first I
el ass iirie of Hardware of 1
all kiuds including
JAUNTS. Oil,. GLASS.
NAILS AND IRON. I
We have a full line of !
GUNS, PISTOLS"iidCUTLERY j
which we are selling eheip
we invite
a'l our Lexington friends
to call and see us before
buying.
Dial Hardware Co., |
COLUMBIA, S. C.
September 30.?ly.
Notice Overseers.
4 LL ltOAD OVERSEERS ARE HERE!
J\. by notified to have their respective
I s ctions cl roids put in thorough repair
I at once. They must remove all loose rocks
| lrom road bed, opeu ditches and put the
| road m first class truvt lling condition.
GLOUOE II. KOON,
County Supervisor.
February o. 1m h ?. 2 15.
.
j Teachers' Examination.
C Fries or Co Srrr. or Education
rju i.i'MxoroN COUNTY.
I) Y ORDER OF I HE STATE BOARD
1 of Education, the next regular examij
nttion for teachers' certificates will be held
I in tin court house at Lexington on Friday,
February Jd, ll-op. The examination will
j open at a in. and close at 1 p. nr.
j promptly. N > special e\ uniuations are
permitted by law
I K RVWI. KYZER.
Co Supt. <>t Ktl Lex. Co.
Fbruirv 2. l'.MU 3*13. "
; IIK.il Ml IK MACHINES ?
IN REACH OF All.
TITE WILL SELL HIGH GRADE DC\V
in-slic Sewing Midlines at cio;e
| tig ires, giving two j.as to pay for tbem.
J (>ne-th'.r<i cash: balance iu one and two
| t vears. Twe n imble men wanted to s? II
them, one t<> work oil south side Ot Salnca
and one on north side ot Saluda river. Ap|
ply to.
1 I A m IX X^ 1.A Hi
1710 Main Street,
I
j CcIvLZZibia, - - S, O.
October 11 ? tf.
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