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?,1 Suffering from female troubles should \ ,1 try the ,r01d Time" Remedy, S . bffPKlA i: IIMLflANTKS If ? ^FEMAlf ;i f ^EOIMTOR i: > It has no equal. It strengthens the c ) delicate female organs and builds a worn- r > an up. All suffering and Irregularities at c > "monthly" periods can be avoided by ltsc ? use. It Is for young girls maturing, fort i mothers, and for women at Change of Life. c i Should be used before child-birth. < j Sold by all druggists, or sent post-paid ) on receipt of price $1.00. i i Ladies Blue Book sent FREE to any one ( i on application. Address, "WOMAN'S DE-< S PARTMENT", New Spencer Medicine Co., Chat-< ) tanooga, Tenn. c f Mention tkis paper. S Sold bv JuliaD E. Kaufmann. IHi A 1 ATTin natATl T\l0T\0 fnVi I 11in un/Vm^tuii jLMdjjamu - *En*JESDAY. FEBRHARY. 28. ?9C0 Index to New Advertisements. Notice to Pensioners?S. M Roof. Final Discbarge?Lucas and Haltiwanger. Not ices will be inserted in the Local department at the uniform price of 5 cents per line, to one and all.jfr\ SERVICES. APPonrracaKT fob Lexington cibcuit fob 1900. 1st Sunday, Red Brak 31 pmShiloh 11 am. 2d Sunday, Horebll am" Lexington 3$pm 3d Sunday, Shiloh 31 pn Red Bank 11 am. 4th Sunday, Lexington 11 am. Horeb 31pm J N. Weight, Pastor. hsbbok and bbookland m. e. chubch south. -HrookiaDd 1st ana sa Minaays at 11 a. iu. Brookland?2nd and 4th Sundays at 4 p m Brookiaud Evory Stnday Evening; at 8 p m K 'bron?2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 a. m. Hebron?-st and 9rd Sundays at 4 p. m. Masonic. Jk A regular communication of Po^9^maria Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak, S. C, Saturday evening, March 10 1900, at 6? o'clock sharp. Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly Brethren. John C. Swygert, Master. MASONIC. * A REGULAR COMMUNICATION Lexington Lodge, No. 152, 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. Habm\n, Secretary. ? Buist's Garden Seeds. A full assortment of new and true to name garden seeds, just received. Sure to grow. Julian E. Kaufmanr. Wanted at Once, 50,000 shingles. Highest market price* paid, by J. J. Bawl & Sons, Batesburg, S. C. - - Wanted. Lands cleared and timbered Tractaof ten or more acres. Give full description and lowest price. Platshek & Co, Sivannah. Ga. * A Woman's Letter. 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 1 can say I am fully restored. I recommend your remedy to suffering wo,men. Mrs. H. R. Gilreath. Sold by Julian E Kauffman. 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, Toales P. 0., S. C. 3mosl6. - Wanted at Once, Five or six yokes of good young broke oxen J. J. R iwl & Son, Batesburg, S. C. Cotton Planters Who are interested in high prices for cotton next fall can hear of something to their advantage by sending a postal card at once to The Adams Cotton Company, 17 Charleston, S. C. ? A Popular Judge. T--^^ Banof Viae won thfi rrnldf>n (fUU^C UCUWk UUU V- g. opinion of our people for the promp ness and fairness in which he has presided over the court. He is well learned in the law, his ruliDgs being prompt and unbiased and his uniform courtesy and kindness has made him popular. Bheumatism?Catarrh, are Blocd Diseases?Cured by B. B B. Bottle Fiee to Sufferers. B. B B?Bjtanic Blood Balm? always promptly reaches the real cause of Catarrh and Rheumatism and roots out and drives from the bone?, joints, mucous membrane, and entire system the specific poison in the blood that cures Rheumatism and Catarrh, and thus makes a permanent cure. Djd'c give up hope but try B. B. B.?Botanic Blood Balm. Large bottles 81, s x bottles (full treatment) 85 at drug stores. Trial bottle free on r< quest. Personal medical advice free, and medicine sent prepaid. Address Blood Balm C?, 28G Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. ; - - PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayiide Notes Gathered Hire and There by a Dispatch Man. I Plant less cotton. j Monday is stleday. New moon tomorrow. Fire wood in damand. % Visitors are thinning out. The price of cotton is still advancing. The gripe still has a grip on some people. The weather has moderated con siderably. This is Ash Wednesday, the begin ning of Lent. The lumber and cross tie industry is still active. Go to the polls Tuesday and vote for municipal officers. We have been having some extremely cold weather. Remember us with your dollar wLea you come to town. Last Thursday was a regular pneumonia breeding day. The crop of candidates is daily growing beautifully large. The crying need of Lexington, just at this time, is more cottages. We are indebted to Congressman Stokes for some fine grape cuttings. Fresh and reliable garden seed just received at the Bazaar. Mr. W. P. Roof has returned from Vn-k r\( kio cint onn ftt fllpm. sod. CjL D. T- Birr, a member of the Board of Pensions, was in towD Mod day. Many a man who is not ashamed of his falts is ashamed to confess them. A handkerchief is usually one cf the "chief symptoms of a cold in the head. For the best made, most fashion able and the cheapest shoe, go to Meetze & Son. Washington's birthday was only observed by the po6t office and dispensary. Mr. G F. Keisler will soon begin the erection of a dwelling house at Brookland. There should be a law protecting our forests from the ruthless hand of the destroyer. Dessicatedcocoanut, ready for pies, custards and cakes, also lot of fine cocoanute, at the Bazaar. The. small grain crop has been greatly damaged by the severe cold of the past several days. The calico dance given by the youDg ladies last Thursday was en joyed by all who attended. PI/tttfoKNUBiAN cures I lit III VI v sia, Constipation and Indigestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts. Sold bv Julian E. Kaufmann Mr. James C. Fort was in town this week looking as if he was enjoying the best of health. Prayer meeting will be held in the Methodist church tomorrow evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. A sneak thief stole the buggy harness of Rev. E L Lybrand at Brookland one night last week. Mr- West Roberts has done a wise thing by putting his son Hendrix in the Lexington Classical Institute. Biker 8 bread, cakes and crackers will-be foupd at the Bazaar. Remember this when you come to court. Mr. Garfield Caughman has been attending school near home, but is now in the Lexington Classical In- . stitute. A nice line of boy's hosiery; shirts, neckties, collars and cuffs for men and boys, just received at Leaphart & Drafts. Next Tuesday is the town election and all registered voters should go to the polls and vote for the men of their choice. Had a constable dropped in town at any time during the past week he would have made blind tigers open their eyes. ni?444aua CUBAN RELIEF cures idlllvFS Neuralgia and Toothache I in five minutes. Sour Stomach and Summer Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. Sold by Julian E. Kaufmanu. There were five applicants for teacher s certificates at the examina tion of which four were white and one colored. An exchange says that there was no new moon in this mouth and the l.ke of which will not happen again in fifty years. A fresh stock of dry goods, notions j and groceries, just received at J. D. | Taylor's. He also has a nice line | of cheap shoes. Jjhn W. Lucas and W. E. P. HaltiwaDger applies for a final discbarge as executors of the estate of Mrs. ; Amelia Lucas, deceased. Rev. Harold Thomas will hold j Episcopal services in the chapel | next Tuesday night, March Cth. ! The public is cordially invited. Broad tires are being adopted by I a great many people and those who j have given the new innovation a : tiial express themselves as delighted with the experiment. For the best j broad and narrow tired wagons, bugj gies, road carts or other vehicles, go | to T B. Aughtry & Co, Columbia. whoopMg One cf the most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whooping-cough. Give the child Dr. John W. Bull's Cough Syrup, relief will be obtained at once and the sufferer will soon be cured. Dr.Bnib COUGH SYRUP Cures Whooping-Cough quickly. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Price 25 cts. At all druggists. Mr. Diwsor, of Columbia and Miss Adam, of Brroklaud, were married by the Rsv. E L. Ljbrand, on last Thursday, the 23 d. The court people backed the slot machines pretty heavily during the past week. Some parted with their dollars, while a few won. Mr. Noah Hullman, a genial aud wholesoukl citizen of the Lees ville neighborhood, was in town this week in attendance upon court. Dr. J. W. Geiger, a prominent physician of Congaree township and an efficient member of the Board of Pensions, was in town this week. Miss Lizzie Bates, cf Batesburg, arrived in Newberry yesterday on a ;isit to her bister, Mrs. W. T. Tar rant ?Herald and News, 27tb, iust. Mr. Willie Kaminer, having closed bis school at Blythwood, after a very successful term, has teturned to his home in this ccunty for a short visit, j Ladies sailors?the latest fad in ladies bead wear?j ust received at Meetze & Son. "No lady is correctly dressed without one of these sailors. 1 The Gregory Rhea Mule Company, 1 of Columbia, has received a shipmen^ of twenty three horses and sixty mules, which are being cflf.-red cheap. The Bowers murder case, which has been before the court since last Friday, is drawing to a close. The lawyers engaged in it are now before the j ary. OH HI Read the ai tide on the first page over the caption of ''Interesting ^ Facts About the Census/' and pre- j serve this issue for future reference, j You will be called upon to answer j the questions. j Mr. J. W. Sox, while engaged in ( carpenter woik on the dwelling cf ( Mr. M. A Corley, at Brcokland, fell i through the scaffolding last Monday i and sustained painful injuries. c For men's clothiDg gents' furnish- ? ings, neckwear, etc, the latest sty h s, ( go to Leaphart & D afts. Columbia * prices knocked out of sight on all ^ articles. Give them a call. ( If the plum trees do not bloom iD February there will be ro plums that year. The plum trees have not yet bloomed and according to the above we will have no plums this year. Northern onion sets make larger j and finer onions than any other. Call or send to the Btzaar and get the yellow or white, and you will be pleased with the results. The last news from the le.lside ( of Mr. Sammie Roof, who is sick at Clemson with pneumonia, is that he \ is better and that he is slowly re- j coveiing. His mother is still with him. ] By request of prominent persons i and Judge Benett the local dispen- i s try has been closed since last Wt dnesd;y and Dispenser MiC-irtha has been kept busy dodging thirsty citi- 1 zens. 1 The Royal Tiger Guano will make ' more cotton than any other brand of high grade Guano. Price ?12.59 per ton. f. J itucker, Columbia, S. C. Maj H. A Meetzj has been ap printed Magistrate for this judicial district vice S. 0. Kiminer resigned. Tois is an excellent appointment and one that will give universal satisfaction. PbMfm CU8AN OIL cares 1 IWlllVB v Cuts, Bums, Bruises, Rheumatism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. SoM by Julian H. Kaufiuann. The Executive Committee of the Lexington County Fair Association will meet at this place on the 12th of March, to make arrangements for holding the Fourth Annual Fair, which promises to be a bigger sue cess than the last one. It seemed that the whole of the Foik and many people from every secuon 01 tne counry nave ueen in town since court opened. We presume tbey were attracted here by the Bowers" murder case, in which our people are deeply interested. The young men of Lexington should meet and organize a fire engine company. The business men, property holders, fire insurance companies and the town council would probably contribute toward the fire engine. Under the act of the Legislature of 1807, forbidding the operation I of competing liues of railroads j ! under one management. Messrs. J. William Mitchell and Is -ac | E Iwards are suing the Southern Railway Company for operating the Midland railroad. The penalty fixed by the statute is ^l,0t)0 per day. Washington's Birthday. The student aLd pupils of the ' Lexington Classical Institute corn- ' memorated the natal day of the 1 "Fxther of his Country" with appro ' priate exercises, consisting of essayp, ' patriotic songs, recitations, drills, etc., ' which were carried out with very ' creditable precision and promptness and wa an evidence that th < young people who are destined to 1 take the places of the present genera- 1 tion in Church and State and every avocation of life, had been carefully and patiently trained to act their part in the interesting programme < arranged for the occasion. There 1 was quite a number of the fiiends 1 and patrons of the Institute present ^ 'o witness the exercises, but there * would have been a much larger audi- t eace had there not been an uDfortu- < nate confusion as to the time and i place for the exercises to take place, consequently many were prevented j from atfceDdiDg by reason of the un- c certainty. The following is the pio i gramme s Song?Come Thou Alruighty King. t Salutation? Read by Miss Ellen Herdrix Recitation?Who Knows ?Iiobbie Ccrley, S Dialogue?21 Colliines ?13 little girls. E Song?Revolutionary Tea. Recitation Like Washington - Luthe'Sox. Recitation?My Country?Bessie C rley. Recitation?Washington Gussie B.irre. ll Song - Ile'p L Ou. j, Recitatiou?Our Flag?Carl R >of. Essay?Geo. Washington - Willie Caughmmi li Declatnatiou?Our Country Re-united by * War- Hisktll Shult. Recitation - The Hatchet -Cake Wright. E Soug- B ittle Hvmn of the Republic. FTutehot Flril ?SiTlAPfi R.iVR. ^ Address?Hon. W H. Sliarpe. t Dismissal?Rev. W. N: Wright. ^ The exercises were indeed enjoyable and were instructive, teaching a lesson calculated to impress the noble, self sacrificing and unselfish devotion of Washington to his country ' upon the character of each pupil (i mi awaken and stimulate a desire to t imitate the moral life tf him whose birth they were celebrating. At the / 2onclusion of the exercises by the * children, Hon. W. H Sharpe made 1 i timely addre: s rcplet^, with appro- 1 priate illustrations, pleasing anrc c iotes and wholesome advice which ^ cptivated his audience. I Batesbirg Notes. fl ro the Editor of the Dispatch: i] Mrs. E;izibc-th Jones, widow of c Jipt. J. M. Jones, died at E Ige 1 ield, C. H, early Friday morning, b ast. She was buried ia the ceino- n .ery here Saturday afternoon. Dr. a L. R Gwaltney, assisted by Dr. A. J. Wilkins, conducted the funeral j, jxceraises in the Baptist church ^ She was loDg and favorably known c n thia nnmmnnitv h&vinc been born \ M v"'w WW J 'O a. >n the banks of Duncan creek, about (3 seventy years ago. She wa3 a c' laughter of Hezekiah Prater and jr lad been married nearly fifty years [n every walk in life her Christian ;haracter shone to the world and all vho knew her loved her for her ^ aobleness of spiiit and devotion to iuty and sympathy with the suff-r- ^ ng. She lived to see all her chilIren settled in life and then crossed he river and now is resting from v H ier labors. f We are having very cold weather ind last week we had a severe hail ^ storm. ^ Cottoa is selling readily at ;ents and it is still coming in rapidly. n Guano is being moved now at a ^ ivelv pace and much cotton will ? ikely be planted in this vicinity. Numbers of persons are moviDg oere to engage in work at the factory md there will not likely be any scarcity of hands to operate the mill. The new train of the Southern R lilway is at last a fact and fac litates business with Lexington and Columbia a long felt want to our section of of the State. Occasional. Ftbruary 2G, 1900. An Efficient Servant Senator D. M. Crosson was in town last week mingling with his constituents from the various sec- { tions of the county. The Doctor has f made a very efficient Senator and ] interested himself in the passage of *' Several acts, the operation of which ] will be beneficial to the people. It s was through his tfforts that county j officials can borrow money for current county expenses this year from the State sinking fund commission at 5 per cent, interest. This ar ] rangement will be a saving of two ] per cent, to the tax-payers of the county. He has also bad the Mag- , istrate law, which is to go into effect ( January 1st, 1900, amended so as to j fVio npnnlfl nf RmftUlftnd a ^\Ta<?- 1 to4'~ lJV"t O istrate, whose jurisdiction shall be in Congaree towns-hip. This will be a great convenience to the people residing in that township. ^ Office Open. A double mail service is now received at "Thor'\ the new post office established on the Perry extension of the Southern Railway. Miss Roof is the post mistress and is now ready to serve the patrons of Uncle Sam, with stamps and mail matter. This community has been very much in need of this mail facility. MARRIED. February 25th, 1900, at the res:- j d -nee of the bride's parents, by the j Ilev. N. S. Yjunginer, Mr. Adel Daily and Miss Josie Ellisor, all of this county. ?g??a???? The small pox has broken out in scmmuaities uil aiouud us and pruJence an 1 a disposition to preserve [he health of the place, it seems to its would suggest the adoption of :)f all precautionary means to prevent the introduction of the loathsome disease here. ' We pay 25 cents for pine and 3J :ents for oak ties, and sell goods at lowest pi ices, also exchange guano For ties. IJ.ing us your ties. M. R. Hartley & Co., Lexington Depot. The \ nw?i rpoUtrflfinn book was I ^pfued last Tuesday and 108 elec :ors wore registered. More than 2as done so in years. We hope the voters will turn out next Tuesday md elect a good council to succeed be old one, who will carry on the jood work which has been comnencid. J Hon. W. H. Sharpe, who has been n attendance upon court, left jesterlay afternoon for Columbia to assist n taking stock at the State Dispen ary, he having been appointed by I he Speaker of the House of Iiepreentatives on the Legislative comuTtee. Mr. Tatum, the Q laker Evangeist, delivered a very interesting and . an(oi.(o!niriflf lonlnrfl hf-fnrn n I O l' 1 J IV VUU1 V MV & VA V M argc and attentive audit nee in the dethodist church last Fxiday evening. While many of his deductions vere erroneous and some of bis posiions untenable and not supported >y either logic or reason, the address J therwise was admirable and was fell received. Landr. th \s seeds hare been i he standard for move than a r century for reliability, ; resitness and purity. They ire esteeme I for their satis'actory results by everybody n Lexington. All varieties, n packages or bulk, to suit purchasers. For these seeds9 all on 8. X, Jlendrix, Coutnbia. Deputy Sheriff, P. H Corley, of j^xington, came over on Wednesday or a witness and spent several hours o the city. He paid us a pleasant all, and we were glad to see hiur. lany were the pleasant recollections rought to mind, he being a playlate of this writer.?Newberry fierId aod Ntiwe, February 23.d. Do you contemplate building and i need of buildiDg materials, window lihds, sash, door9, mantels, wainsoating, etc.? If so, the Perkins Ianufacturing Company, of Augusts, ra , is the place to make your purbase. This is a large concern bav)g on hand a large supply of buildlg materials of every description nd finished in the best workmanlike lanner, which they are offering at ottom prices. "Write to them for atimates and save money by so oing. Messrs. J. F. Wingard, of Countsille and J. H. Counts, of Irmo, ave been drawn as grand jurors ir the term of the United States Jircuit Court, which convenes in !harleston beginning on the first Wednesday in April; and Mr. Solo ion Altman, of Batesburg, ha9 been rawn as a petit juror to serve at the ame term. ? -? fPyny-Pectoralf | A QUICK CURE FOR $ : t COUGHS AND COLDS I $ ft & Very valuable Remedy in all $ & affections of the ^ & THROAT or LUNGS | 1 ^ L:;rgc Bottles, 25c. ^ g DAVIS & I-AWREXCE CO., Limited, ? Prop's of lYrry Davis'Pain-Ki?lvr. r? Home and Farm. By special arrangements we offer he Home and Farm, the leading arm and home paper, published iu Louisville, Ivy., and the Dispatch for 1 rl 25. Those of our subscribers who lesire to subscribe for the Home and Farm, can do so by sending 25c in ; silver or stamps to this office. Buckshoal, X. C., May 1G, 18D8. Gentlemen:?Four years ago I was jelpless with a misery iu my back. [ could not return myself in bed. I was treated by my physiciaD, but he lid me no good. I took one bottle )f Dr. Baker's Female llegulator and it cured me. I thiok there is no medicine ou earth like it. Mrs. Emma E. Myers. For sale at the Bazaar. Persons desiriDg to make biidal and birthday presents, 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 X? rv nrtH + Cuviss or Guinea Pigs. Guinea pigs are an interesting little pet fur the children; are easy to keep, thrive aud do well. They are perfectly harmless and quite profitable; they will rid any building from rats, that they might be put in. Per pair, grown $1.00; young 50c. Address Rice B. Harman. MULES. MULES. We Carry the Largest Si in the State. All Kinds a BUIMES, WAuUNS, Afl Two Car Loads Buggies a Loads Wagons on th< IloniemlxT Wo Sell mm Wil MACKS, HAV RAKES , "('lionj)oi' thnn thov i-jin !?< ! flight clsowl Gregory-Rhea M Col\xm."oia, S. c rVlu'lKilT I I. |y. DRS. D. L. BOOZER & SOUS, ; ifljfil DENTISTS, jftfe | 1515 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. 'PHONE 330. One of the firm will fill appointments at Lexington, over Eiird <& Drelier's Law Office, Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the Second Sunday of each month. Except fuly and August when there will be no appointment. For months of February, June md 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 Line of Other ItAKU?N Fertilizers T77"e ISepreset The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Wilcox & Cibbs Co. Ashepoo Fertilizer Co. Globe Phosphate Co. Columbia Phosphate Co. And wo have contracts for 3,500 TONS of these goods, bought before the rise and offered at prices not obtainable elsewhere in the whole j Ml i If Ml, j I. I rnT TTArRTA s r Jan. 1.? ly. our say so Don't Make the goods so. hut our good* hack it]> our say so. THE BEST SPRIN8 T0N!C T" !lt t,lis s(':,'s"" "s ,11"' v,,fir is the hig values we are ottering. WHAT YOU CAN SAVE ()u u5H' purchase at our store will lie-]]) vmi t<> make another from us. fC Vflll DAV ir.C.Q Klsewlmre you also get less. tl I WW I Ml bkwv THE "JUST AS GOOD" ()1" ol,lur ,olks- as wr!1 ;,s ,,u' ;ts Chenp nre not :is i?ooi| Mini cljcM]) ms ;ir* our tioods. ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE e s^nt > U-.I ;.u?l t.> iwt-??-ii you must u^e one ol our 1 ?< ?Is. YOU ENJOY GOOD COOKING Al"1vm-u-st tvsnlt>vou must use one of our Cook Stoves. YOU WILL BE GLAD Y on jitit your foot in it." A pnir of our J';ls]iiomil?le Mild eonifi?|'tm! >le slioes Mt old prices. PERHAPS YOU CAN'T AFFORD ITU'lmt ?. ? s,,rii.K .livw) ?i 0,.prices others eh:ir?je. hut you e:in it you I>uy it from us. EASY SLOPING BACKS. Corns aud et.joy iuc rockers. All kimls (f Furniture. Look right, lit right, are right n K\, ^ irrow brighter. ill t; UUi kJUllvo I*uv? - .?? ?. J ^ ^ hearts grow lighter. S S $ grow mightier when purchasing goods at our store. We exchange honest goods for your Laid earned honest dollars. It is cheaper to 1 * My clothes than it is to pay doctor's bills when you buv them ol us. It is the lit, liuish, fabric and lignres that tell the tale and make our goods go. We still give car tickets with purchases on the Si.me basis as formerly. Farmers and Mechanics' Co., COLUMBIA, S. C I*. II. Il/VLTIWANGKK, President. A. II. ItOIIIV. 3Ianaffor. August It ? ly. MULES. ;oek of Mules nd Sizes. I HARNESS. nd Two Car 3 Road. V ) 11 DISC HARROWS 101V. lule Co., \ m nurtniy opto umuii olio Wlni^ I and Yellow, FVesli and Reliable jm .1 list Received ? and fbi- ^nle C heap* at rilK HAZAAR. ANDREW CRAWFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBIA, - - . - S. C. DRACTICES IN THE 8TATE AND JL Federal Courts, and offers his professional services to the citizens ol Lexington County. October 18- Jy. .ONLY $5.00 5 SEND US$5.00u?*uar] antee of Rood faith and we y will send you any Are proof safe 4 examination. Yoacaaexaalaa 8 llal your freight depot and If you J find it the equal of any Are 3 proof combination lock iron j end htcc-1 safe made and about j ooe-thlrd the priee chained by i other* tor Ibeoaae size aad grade, . f pay your freight aprent oar special factory price and freight charge*, less the 15.00 sent with order; otherwise return it at our expense and we will return your $5.0O. 100-lb. coaiblaatloa lurk ?xfe* for the homo, $6.'Jo; 800-lb. oflee sad store safes, $11.<Jit iW lb*.. 817.05; TOO lb*., 881.85; 1000 lbs., $28. 50:1250 lb*., #33. 50:tery Icrge doableoat.id-sad doable in*Idt door Hafe* for large bu.lnetn, factory, jewelry or bask, 50 Inrhe* hlth, 24001b*., 863. T5; 68 inehe* high, SOOOIbo., 8*9.75. Freight aieragea 25 eenMper 1001b*. for&OOnite*; for looo mile.. 40 rent*. WRITE FOR FREE SAFE CATALOG I* F and special liberal C. O. I?. offer. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Chicago. Hardware. I I I j TETW'p. have moved our"^ta J^stock of Hardware"?* ! *?rto the'u* i ! - ' 'j&t i Where we will keep a first class line of Hardware of . all kinds including J I'AINTS, OIL. * GLASS. Nails and jiion, i W.j have a full lincof GUNS, PISTOLS ?i'i CUTLERY j which we ares.'IHiik'-heap J we invite I all ?<ur L-evingfon friends I to call and see us IWore ) he vinxS Dial Hardware Co., I (ol.UMBIA, S. C. ; Septejjils;r :;o.~ly. Final Discharge. N'OTH K IS HEKEDY GIVEN TO ALL perfous itibresUd that I will apply to i toe Hon. Geo. S. Drafts, Judge ol Probato ; iii and for the County of Lexington, State I of Sou'h Carolina, ou the ltilh day of | March. I'.hh?. tor a filial discharge as : Ouardi m of the Estab ot Frances Lown.au, WALTKii S. AM.CK. Gnr.rdiau. p? I rtit.n 11. J'.'f >. Dili. j Warning. r IlEULHV NOTIFY THE i'L'BLIC I X gem rally that .Toe Corley contracted to | wo k on niv 'arm lor t!:<* year l'.lOO, }.u<i has left without cause. I Le cby waru all | persons a.iutiht employing or harboring ! in 111, as I \vi!I enforce the- law to the fullest I extent a linst any one so employing or i harboring him. r. g. twlor. j February III. l'.U". 'Jw 17. HWAIIchIS IN REACH OF ALL. TT7E WILL feELL IIIGII GRADE DC\V mestic Fewicg Machines at cio;e oivltior tu-o v,.;iv to r?:iv for them. j l4x blWA"b * ^ - -- g? ! One-tliird cash; balance iu one and tvo | \ears. Two reliable ineu wanted to s?ll j them. one to work oil south side oi Saluca and one on north ?>ideOl Saluda river. Aj,! i'iy to.1 . Lu . S II U L L . 1710 Main Street, j Cci-aam"cia, - . S, C. | October 11- tf.