The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 30, 1900, Image 2
The Lexington Dispatch
Burned April z5th; rebuilt Jul;
19. 1894.
GK M. HARM AN. Editor and Publisher.
TAXING TON. S. C..
W DNESr?AY. MAY 30 1900.
AITIT'JAL REPORT
OF
J. S. DEEBICE, Treasurer
OF
LEXINGTON COUNTY, S. C.
For the Fiscal Year Ending
DECEMBER 31st, 1899.
Office of County Treasurer,
Lexington, S C , May 21,1900.
To Hon. J. C. Klugb, Presiding
Judge, Court of General Sessions
for Lexington County, S C:
Dear Sii: Iq conformity with the
r<q lireraents of an Act No. 194, approved
December 23d, 1889, A D, I
have the honor to submit the follow
ing rfport of the transactions of this
(ffiee for the fiscal year beginning
January 1st, 1899 and ending De
cember 31st, 1899.
Very respectfully,
J. S DERRICK,
Treasurer LexiDgton Co., S C.
COUNTY CLAIMS,
No. Name. Claim, Amt.
1 EL WiDgard, juror
and witness pay bills 708 95
2 EL Wingard, pastage 11 47
O M "H TTurman rvnqtnoe 1 53
" ??J r??e> -
4 M -0 Harman, salary 50 00
5 SJiBiwl, wood fore. b. 9 00
6 HA Spann, office fees 53 25
7 HA Spann,, freight
and drayage 2 03
8 BE George, supplies
for poor house 8 10
9 Jqo T Sawyer, conveying
luDatic 7 50
10 Geo Sawyer, T. J. salary
one month 12 50
11 Lorick & Lowrance,
road supplies 19 3S
12 IC L Keisler, interest
on borrowed money 158 32
13 B N Bodie, coffin.... 3 00
14 S O Kaminer, road tools 7 65
15 Dr L M Mitchell, examining
lunatic 5 00
16 Waiker, Evans & Cogswell,
books, stationary 56 00
17 GW Price, constable
salary 16 66
18 J' ff B Amick, lumber 3 55
19 Dr D M Crosson, post
mortem 5 00
20 Efird & Dreber and
Meetze& Muller,attys
fees, boDd case...... 100 00
21 John K iminer, hauling
on road 4 00
22 W C Weed, repairing
bridge J 65
23 RW Haltiwanger, T.
J. palary 16 62
24 0 P Clark, conveying
pauper 3 00
25 J H Roberts, salary &c 37 25
21 EL Cjrley, trees for
court house square... 4 00
27 Dr J W Geiger, post
mortem 5 00
28 P E Eargle, lumber... 9 94
29 J M Craps, Cor'nr fees 43 40
30 H J Rawl, house rest 5 00
31 H L Oswalt, supplies for
chain gaDg 50 78
32 R B Hiller, supplies for
chain gang 53 83
33 L S Mathias, supplies
f?;r chain gang 52 14
34 J F L<=aphart, interest
on borrowed money.. 12 50
35 J H Koon, magistrate
and constable salary 62 50
36 CS Bradford, insurance 114 80
37 W C Weed, conveying
pauper 2 25
33 John W Swedenberg
irquest 8 50
39 R J Stoudemire, summons
coroner's jury.. 2 00
40 Dr J M Sease, p mortem 5 00
41 J M Sbealy, salary
magistrate and const.. 31 65
42 D XT Addv, lumber 12 22
43 PEE ?rgle, lumber... 8 97
41 A J Lorick, lumber... 16 77
45 J C Fulmer, lumber.. 4 40
46 Joel I Harsey, lumber
* A AA
8Bd W01K O UU
47 Dr J J Wingard, examining
lunatic 5 00
43 Geo S Draft?, J. P. lunacy
proceedings 15 00
49 Gso S Drafts, J. P.
postage 1 00
50 A H Eargle, six pair
shackles 2 00
51 Dr F R Geiger, post
mortem 5 00
52 CH Sharpe, conveying
lunatic 3 50
53 T HCaugbman, sheriffs
fees 101 45
54 T H CiUgbman,sheriff,
dieting prisoners 121 CO
55 T H CaugbinaD, sheriff
jail expenses 1G 79
56 F E Dreher, clerk salary 31 25
57 F E Dreher, postage
&c for county colors 1 80
53 H 31 "Wingard, supplies
for chaia gang 13 85
59 H M Wiogard, supplies
for clerk's office 70
60 H1I Wiogard, supplies
for poor bouse 3 25
61 S 0 Knminer, salary
magistrate and const.. 21 73
62 S O Kaminer, road sup. 8 95
63 S D Fulmer, salary &c.
poor bouse 41 75
64 J>ho W Swedenberg,
salary mag. and const. 14 63
65 J E R K>zer, school
J
commissioner salary.. IcO 00
61 JERK, zer, postage 4 8
: 67 D E Shumpert, lumber 11 58
68 Isaiah Hailinan, salary
magistrate and const. 23 61
60 J D Wiugard, lumber
and woik 2 04
70 D TV Coihy, beef for
poor house 7 00
71 C L Metz, 6alary &c.
overseer chain gang.. CI 90
72 S L Riwl, wood 3 CO
73 J M C;8ps, iLquest &,s. 12 60
74 Dr J L Johnson, 2 post
mortems 10 0J
75 U W Jefcoat, salary
magistrate and con.. 31 25
7G J Hartier, lumber and
work. 661
77 G A Derrick, Auditor
salary 25 00
78 G A Derrick, postage 2 07
79 G A Derrick, Board
Equalization 161 35
80 Owen Chnnon 3 00
81 O B Addy, 6alary
magistrate and Constable
50 65
82 Willie Hutto, conveying
lunatic 6 75
83 W A GoodwiD, salary
magistrate and constable
43 75
84 J T Long, lumber, &c. 185
85 E H Shealy, lumber. 4 13
86 G M HarmaD, printing 14 69
87 Meetze&Sor,6 shovels 4 80
88 Ed L Eleazer, repairing
bridge 10 50
89 C D Bickley, lumber 3 00
90 R B Hiiler, supplies
for chain gang 26 26
ai -n tt xt i z
?i ?> n neece, uriugmg
pauper 3 00
92 RB Eiller, 7 bhovels 4 20
93 J W Long, supplies
for poor bouse C9 77
94 H N Monts, 9 pine
trees 3 90
95 D E Clark, salary for
magistrate and constable.....
7 64
96 0 B Addv, inqieet
and constable 10 50
97 Geo H Kooo, salary 150 00
98 G A Kaminer, salary
15 day8 45 00
99 A G Sturkie, lumber 2 84
100 Dr M Q Eendrix,
salary and physician 12 00
101 J M Sbealy, inquest
and constable 2 00
102 Amos Berley, work
and material 2 00
103 WHF Bast & Bro.
coffin, &c 5 50
104 R H Baugbman, timber
12 50
105 Ncah Steel, work on
bridge 2 50
106 J C Piicp, lumber
and work 28 42
107 Scott Hendrix, chair
for court house 75
108 W F Cor ley, beef for
poor house
109 SO Kaminer, supplies
for poor house 23 30
110 S O Kaminer. shovels
and picks 4 40
111 R L Keisler, lumber 4 54
112 J W Eargle, nails... 36
113 S B Hilier, guard and
salary 12 50
114 J E Koon, work on
tools, &c 5 25
115 Meetze & Son, road
tools 16 85
116 S L Rawl, wood.... 50
117 J C Swygert, lumber 6 31
118 D J Griffith, shovels 3 40
119 Dr. F R Geiger, post
mortem 5 00
120 J M Craps, repairs
on court house 2 88
121 Eral Long, lumber.. 3 75
122 D W Kinsler, lumber 4 40
123 G A Shealy, 10 days
supervising 30 00
124 Dr C E Lsaphart,
post mortem and
examining lunatic.. 10 00
125 J E R Kjzer, postage 2 33
126 G M Harman, publishing
Treas. report 60 00
127 G M HarmaD, Com.
adv. and stationary. 12 17
128 G M HarmaD, printing
and stationary. 19 60
129 Geo Sawyer, magistrate
salary 12 50
130 J C Shealy, lumber. 2 80
131 D J Griffi b, clothiDg
chain gang 9 00
132 G W Williamp, painting
road pointers... 6 00
133 J C Swygert, painting
poor bouse. ... 30 00
134 Sarah Summers, watering
trees 120
13-5 B D Clark, lumber.&c 8 00
136 S O Rammer, supplies
for poor house. 21 91
137 Loriek & Lowrance
supplies chain gang 27 03
138 O B Addy, supplies
for chain gang 47 55
130 H F HeDdrix <fc Bro.
supplies chain gang 43 45
140 C S Bradford, insurance
96 00
141 G S Drafts, indexing,
finding old papers.. 38 95
142 H F Geiger, repairing
bridge 5 50
143 J A W Geiger, repairing
bridge 5 50
144 G A Deriick, fees b'd
Assessors 9 30
145 F C CaugbmaD, repairs
on jail 1 00
146 F C CaugbmaD, repairs
on court house 33 17
147 F C C^u^briiHD, material
nud 1 c. b audj 7 97
143 G A K ;od, comuiut
it ion road tax 30 CO
149 G A Kamiaer, com mutation
road tax 74 00
150 G A Shealy. cum mutation
road tax 24 00
151 H A Spann, fees.... 70 75
152 Dr L M Mitchell, post
inorlem 5 0)
153 Dr A B Dratp, examing
lunatic 5 00
151 J U Williams, txaming
two lunntica.... 10 00
155 D J DeLart, c. lunatic 4 22
150 W A Draft?, c. lunatic 11 71
157 D: J A1 Sease, (xaming
lunatic 5 00
158 W T Brooker, examiog
lunatic 5 00
159 FLSandil, p. mortem 5 00
1 GO J H Kocd, magistrate 37 50
161 J H Kood, in and c f. 10 50
162 H V Hutto, c. salary 26 20
163 J M Sh<aly, magistrate
and constable.. 31 25
164 J M Shealy, inquest
and constable fee?.. 10 50
165 J M Craps coroner.. 26 25
161 J W Swetenbcrg, magistrate's
salary 12 50
167 R J Stoudemire, constable's
salary 18 75
168 D R Kneece, supplies
chain gang 2 50
169 J S Derrick, wituess,
prror and con pay b. 407 35
170 T H Ciughman dieting
prisoners 30 20
171 T 11 Uaugbman, tees 82 82
172 T H CaughmaD, j iil
expense? 1 75
173 J B Shealy, supplies
for cbiio gang 23 85
174 G ADjriick, Au htor's
salary 75 00
175 G A D3rriek, postage 2 45
176 H M Wingard, supplies
for chain gang 31 83
177 H M Wingard, supplies
pubiic buildings 2 30
178 S D Fulmer, salary
for poor house, &3. . 42 33
179 JER K\zer, postage 2 17
180 JER Kyzer, salary
scool commissioner. 100 03
181 S O Kiminer, magistrate
and constable
salary 62 50
182 S O KamiDer, supplies
for poor bouse. 17 44
183 WHF Rist, coffiu.. 5 45
184 J S Derrick, postage 4 5")
183 Geo S Drafts, postage 100
186 Geo S Draftp, lunacy
proceeding 25 00
187 F E Dreher, clerk,
postage, &c 1 86
188 D E Clark, magistrate
and constable's
salary 31 25
189 C P RnbersoD, lumber 11 68
190 0 B Addy, salary, &\ 50 80 (
191 E F Caughman, sup- (
plies f jr chain gaDg 3 98
192 Meetze & Son, shovels
&c 31 60
193 G M H irmau, priutiog 10 03
191 G C Arehart, supplies
for chain gaDg 2 11
195 U W Jfcfcoaf, magistrate
and constable's
salary 31 25
196 U W Jefcoat, inquest
and coroner 10 50
197 J W Meetze, guard
salary 19 83
198 C L Meetze, over
seer's salary, &c 66 25 ;
199 G D White, supplies I
for chain gang 1136 ]
200 G A Kaminer, 3 days (
work 9 00
201 Dr J W Geiger, examine
lunatic 5 00
202 U W Jefcoat, investigator
50
203 Joe Butler, convey- 1
ing lunatic 2 00 ^
201 Frank H Sightler, 1
constable salary 32 30 1
205 S M Sightler, magistrate
salary 24 38
20C GH Kood,supervisor 150 00
7 &
2 )7 Dr D M Crcsson, examining
lunatic 5 00
208 Dr J J Wiogard, post
mortem 5 00
209 Dr J L Johnson, post
mortem 5 00
210 Dr J G Williiamvxamining
lunatic 9 73
211 Dt CE Leaphurf,physician
p h and jail.. 15 00
212 J M Crap, inquest, Szz 13 90
213 G II liar man, ad v,3 53
211 Walker,Evans &C->gs
will office supplies.. GO 25
215 J B Sheuly,shovel-,&c 5 GO
21G J B Sh^aly, sup eg. 7 90
217 George & Mat Lias,
beef poor house,.... 1 50
218 A W L- ver, lumber . 6 12
219 J C Fulmer, lumber 27 81 8
220 Loiick & L>wrance,
supplies chain gang. 85 52
OOI Jf. a..., ? U id nr
udi jicntr u -juu, euj; jj u IV VO
222 G R Eieaznr, lumber 38 70 ^
223 G D White, sup eg. 1 95 <
221 J J E irgle, c g work 4 Go ?
223 E T Riucb, sup eg.. 18 50 j
226 FED.eh'r.p )8tage,&3 1 00 *
227 Willie Strober, freight
anddrayage 1 03
228 G M Haruiar, printing
8^d rta'ionery.. 10 21
220 Dr J W Wessinger, t
exaruiog lunatic 5 00 I
230 Tbad W Drehe?*, ser- a
v.ces b aud mileage. 5 20
231 0 D Seay, services n
on board and mileage 9 00
232 L B Havnes, set vices
on bo<ii d and mileage 14 40
233 D. J J Wiugard, post
ino?t?m 5 50
234 J M Craps, i< quest,&i 19 15
235 W B Frick,lumber.. 1 G3
23G J C Sbealy, lumber.. 4 G7
237 Sau/l E Lowmar, terracing
poor bouse land 125
238 Meefze <fc Muller and
EGrd & Dreber, at torLey
fees in R R case 34 44
239 Meetze & Mailer and
Etitd & Dreher, attorney
fees balance F, rk
township 29 00
OJ0 T Fd'-vnrdn Sr. C>
coffin 7 00
241 J S Derrick, wilt ess
and constable pay
bills 5 95
242 P B Moots, vvuik en
road tools 55
243 S 0 K imiuer, shovel
and pick 3 45
244 Meetze & Sjd, supplies
for poor house 19 G7
245 D E Sbumpert, digging
ditch 3 50
24G 11 B Hiller, supplies
for chain gang 5 05
247 SM Smith, repairing
tools 1 30
248 Scott Heodrix, coffin 3 00
249 Scott Hendiix, 12
chairs 12 00
250 G O Lucas, supplies
for chain gang 3 30
Continued next week.
scom
nisig ABAm
[MULMVni
OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES
should always be kept in
the house for the following
reasons:
FIRST- Because, if any member
of the family has a hard cold, it
will cure it.
SECOND ? Because, if the children
are delicate and sickly, it will
make them strong and weil.
THIRD ?Because, if the father or
mother is losing flesh and becoming
thin and emaciated, it will build
them up and give them flesh and
strength.
FOURTH- Because it is the
standard remedy in ail throat and
lung affections.
No household should be without it.
It can be taken in summe- as well
as in winter.
50C. and $x.oo, all druegists.
SCOTT <5c BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
Genilemen of the Jury
For the Jane Term of Court which
convenes here on the second Monday
of next month.
Perry D Hall man, Press Shealy,
Jacob Kyzer, Joo A Riddle,
J Wm Mitchell, John J Frick,
A J Quattlebaum, J.is E Wessinger,
Geo F YoungiDer, J E1 Uarraan,
F B Rucker, Jr., M Scott Hook,
Calhoun Rikard, S'tneon Hite,
R HBaugbman, J W SooSeld,
W P Sbealy, G W Cu [inlander,
3iml J Crcut, Ioor Hayes,
Job A Swygert, Tom Amick,
Eugeoe Moyer, S:meon W C aps,
John P Able, E Lewson Aoiick,
Andrew A Meiz, N X Derrick,
Davis T Weed, W H Donly,
Simon E B.ckley, Uzel Lee,
David W Biokley. W D; ayton Rikard
3 L Mayer, John Hol'ey.
+
BLOOD POISON CURED BY B. B. B.
Bottle Free to Sufferers.
Have you mucuous patches in the
nouth? Sore Threat? Eruptions?
Eating Sore.? Bone Pain*? ItchDg
Skio? Swollen Glands.? St.ff
Joints? Copper Colored Spott?
Dbancret? Ulceration on the bcd\?
Eair and eyebrows fall out? Is the ,
Skin a mass of boil?, pimples aid
llcers? Then this wondeiful B B. '
B. specific will completely change
;he whole b)dy into a clean, peifect
;ondif.ion, free from eruptions, and
skin smooth with the glow of peifect
lealth. B. B B drains the poison
>ut of the system so the symptoms
;anaot return. B B. B builds up
,he broken down constitution aLd
mproves the digestion. So sufferers
nay test B. B B a tiial bottle will
)e given away free of charge.
B B. B for sale by druggists at
$1 per large boitle, or G large bottles
full !rehtm--n:) 83 Complete direc
,ions with each bjttle. Be sure the I
x>ttle reads Botanic Blood Balm.
j\jr trial bottle address Blood Bsltn
U), Atlanta, G i. Describe trouble
ind free medical advice given.
Mascnic. i
A regular communication of Po- j 1
?V^maria Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M. | !
vill convene in Masonic Hail, Peak, .
>. C., Saturday evening, June j
). 1900, at G? o'clock sharp. Take j i
otice and govern yourselves accord- i '
ngly BretbreD. j ^
John C. Swygert, Master. i (
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A Woman's Letter.
Coolidge, Kv , Aug 1st, 1S98. I
I have been suffering from Female j "
roubles and was unable to get relief, \ 1
was persuaded to try B^n?-dicta, ]
nd after one months treatment I !
an say I am fully lesion d. I recom- ;
Qend your remedy to suffering wo- aen.
Mrs. H. Tt Gilreath.
Sold by Julian E Kaulfamn.
CATARRH CAN
Johnston's i
QUART C
"DANGER IN T5IE EARTH AND A
A AVi?e and Venerable Doctor 1
In a leading hotel, in a great city, a f
ing. Listening to his wise and sentei
dressed men, evidently lawyers, business
My firm belief, is " that medical s-ic:
cases without exception are caused by i;
isms. Here is tl>e germ cf that terrible d
of typhoid fever; and here is the still mo;
causes that most destructive of all dise
common and supposed incurable disease,
" I wish, Doctor," said the travelini
catarrh. I have had it for years, and 1 a
The Doctor answered. "Catarrh, ]
fever, and a host of other diseases, is the
and attacking- specially the mucous mem
disease is especially prevalent in the Ui
who is not, or has not been troubled rat
she obliged to remain at home from pleaof
many intellectual treats, from fear of
tarrhaf affections. In its worst phase, tl
himself and his friends.
"I believe." contfnued this great ph
tarrh is to medicate the blood. This can
which act as blood purifiers."
JJetsy A. Marett, of Manistee, Maris
Dear Sirs:?For ten years I was a sul
catarrh. My face was pale as death. 11
hardly walk, I was so dizzy and had a
hands and feet were always cold. My a]
in the morning, my head swam so I \va3 <
awful pains in the small of my back. 1
My muscular power was almost entirel
steps without stopping to rest, and often
a pain in my side. It seemed as though
tors sakl my blood had all turned to wat<
ting well. I tried the best physicians in
My husband got me a bottle of Johnstoi
bought another. When these had bee
health. I continued its use, and felt I w
freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel
kept on taking it, and now consider mys
all the time, and am happy. I am positi
The sick headaches I have had since ch
tarrh has almost entirely left me. I cam
Sarsaparilia has done for r..e. I recomi
aches to use your Sarsaparilia.
MICHIGAN DRUG COME3
J. E. KAUFMANS,
m *i?ff
f ^ I I irrjl
V^pffwu^jn i EE I r
8^5jjfi. I _J^_ (Teething Po
Costs only 25 cents
Or mall 25ccnts to C, J.
"We have only space to say this !
week that the Prohibitionists met in I
conference in Columbia last Wedn 8-1
day. Sixteen of the counties were rot
represented by delegates This county
held no convention yet it was represented
by Prof. L. B HaynesandR-v
J. S. Abrcrombie. The suggestion of
candidates was opposed by some cf
the leading men of the conference
but the majority decided to suggest
candidates for Governor aod Li<-ut
Governor, and Col. James A. Ho}t of
Greenville, was nominated for the
first place and Col. James L Tiibble
of Anderson, for the second piace.
A platform was adopted. C J. Tiib
ble has declined to accept the nomination.
The South Caroiina College.
During the present pession 211
students have matriculated in this
college, showing a larger attendance
of acidemic etuden's than the college
has bad since 1SG0 These are all
aa.11 . I U/-irr\ 10 n A
uuucgiaic otuucutr ) iuci u 10 uu |.'I C" I
paratory department connected with |
the college. A variety of courses is
offered leading to the degrees of A
B, B. S, A. M, LL B , L I, and
wide elective opp ntuniiies are given
to students both in courses and
studies. The faculty numbers fourteen
professors, each a specialist in
his department; the library contains
33,000 volumes aud is well supplied
with other literature. This is one
of the best colleges in the State to
send your eons and daughters. See
advertisement in this issue.
At No Time is Man Secure From
Attacks of such disorders of the >
stomach as cholera morbus, cicmps ;
and diarrhoen; but these complaints '
are Common during the heated term,1
wlion it- ia ri o n rrornil a tr? noolor'f f horn
PaiD Killer is a remedy that has i
never failed and the severest attacks '
, t
have been cured by it. Avoid sub
statutes, there is but one Pain-Killer,1,
Perry Davio'. 25c. end 50c.
Services Changed for Next Sunday.
The seivices in the Lutheran' <
church next Sunday morning will
begin it half past ten instead of
eleven o'clock, as the pastor 1 aves
town at noon for Leeeviile to meet i
an engagement at night. Sunday
school b'gius promptly at nine '
o'clock instead of half past nine as '
usual.
fD//~ '/ ffil ' /
yrjf'l / U Scholarship
POSITIONS^GU ARAN TEED,
Undar $3,000 Cash Deposit.
Kal road Faro Paid. I
Open all year to Both Sex s. Vory Cheap Board. _
Georgia-Alabama Business College,
Macon, Georgia.
M-v 10?r>'2
When writing mention the Dispatch. I
WHIP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP;
AND
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION,
mHE EXAMINATION FOR THE
JL award of \acant scholarships ia Win- I
throp College and ior the admission of'
new s.tnden's wi 1 be held in t: e count)- j
;cnrt house on Friday, July 20, 10 0 at 9 j
i. in.
A pp,-cants must not be less than fifteen ^
years of age. I
When scholarships are vnc.'ed aiter July j
20ih. they Mill l;e awarded to iho-e in ikin^' j
.he highest average at this examinat.on
'I he cost ot a t? u.iance, inc.tiding board, ' y,
'urnishfd ro ra. h?at. li^hi and Wishing, is i
)niy S^tVt f er morli.
For lurcher information and a catalogue, j
ul .res, I'rtsident D 11. JOHN St >N
Jtioi'k Hill, S. C.
M..y 23, 19.0.
fAMHS K TZ' AH. T. C. _STlTBK E. i
Oiaiitfbtirjj.S. C. Lexington. S. C. -?
Jzlar &; Ktiirkie, 1
V i TOHA Arr LAW 6
n
Ijoxin^ton, S. < . i
r>RAOr ChS IN ALL COUNTS OF
I this Sr .te and ot the United States.
February 21, liHiU.? tl.
BG CURED BY
sarsaparilla
0TTLE3.
1< DANGER EVERYWHERE.'*
'aik? about Advanced Science.
arnous and aged physician was con vers*
itious discourse, were a group of well
i men and commercial travelers,
nee is certain yet to show that all disivisible
perms which are living organiseasc
diphtheria. Here is the bacillus
re dreadful bacillus of tubercle which
ases. consi:mption. This of that very
catarrh."
man. "that you would tell us about
ni thoroughly discouraged."
like diphtheria, consumption, typhoid
resuit of a microbe invading the blood
ibrane. This foul and most disgusting
lited States and it is rare to meet one
ire or less with it. IIow often is he or
ant entertainments, deprive themselves
the disagreeable odor arising from cahe
patient becomes loathsome both to
ysician, "that the true way to heal cabe
done only by powerful alteratives
tee Co., Mich., writes:
ferer from general debility and chronic
ivas weak and short of breath. I could
ringing in my head all the time. My
apetite was very poor. On getting up
aften obliged to lie down again. I had
had a continual feeling of tiredness,
y gone, and I couldn't go half a dozen
that much exercise caused me to have
the blood had left my veins. The docir.
I had given up all hope of ever getthe
state, but failed to get any relief,
n's Sarsaparilla. I took it, and then I
:n used, I was somewhat improved in
-as growing stronger; my sleep was renew
blood moving through my veins. I
elf a well and rugged woman. I work
ve that the Sarsaparilla saved my life,
ildhood, have disappeared, and my canot
be too thankful lor what Johnston's
mend all women who have sick head
'AWT, DETROIT, MICH.
LEXINGTON, S. C.
ETT'S ft Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion,
SB /I Regulates the Dowels,
| /a Strengthens the Child,
g gf f-8 Makes Teething Easy.
wders) JL R TEETH IN A Relieves the Bowsl
. _ . , Troubles of Children of
at Druggists, any age.
WiOFFETT, M. D., ST. LOUIC. MO,
Notice.
Mr c. s. r\uca. who his been
associated with De. l E. M Smoak.
h vh retired. The store will hereaf er be
managed b> the Doctor, hi* two sons and
daughter. Call and get prices before baytug
Yours Kespe- ttully,
L. E. M. SMOAK,
lexington. 3. c.
April 4 1900
Ml 111 MACHINES
IN RFACH nr AM.
WE WILL SELL HIGH GRADE Domestic
Sewing Machines at ciose
fig -res. giving two jeas to pay for th*m.
uue-lhird cash; balance in one and two
ears. Twe reliable uieu wanted to sell
one to work on south side of Salnda
and one on no^th side ol Saluda river. Apply
to.
. J . 1^ . S II U L L .
1710 Main Street,
Ccl"o.m"bia, - . S, C.
October J1 tf.
ANDREW CRAWFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, - - - - S. C.
PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND
Federal Courts, and offers his professional
services to the citizens ol Lexingtot
County.
October 18?ly.
MEjllTlKO.
1214 HfliO SM, COLUMBIA, G.
General Banking Business Transacted,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Inttnst allowed at'rateof lour percent, per
annum, pa table April l*t and October jut.
W H. '1IMMERMAN, President.
JOHN TAYLOR. Cashier.
\f... O !??/ (?
?uaj *Jt A 1/\? v ~ uaiv?<
Delinquent Land Sale
By yirtds of a tax execution
lodged iD my office. i bave levied upon
iud will sell at public outcry to the highest
bidder, before the court house dcor at
L ixingto-j, S C , during the usual hours of
>a!e, ou the tirat Monday iu June ntxt, the
lollowiag tract of land:
All thit piece, pireel or tract of land situated
in Lexington couutv, state of South
Carolina, containing one hundred aud
5.xty-eight acres ^ 10S? p.crcs more or less,
und bounded by lands of Kussel Poole,
James Burrs, W. E. Crawford and James
Barrs' Estate.
Said land was assessed for taxes in the
uame of John J and f. C. Howell, Jr.
TSRMl OF SV.LE Cash. Purchaser
;o pa) for papers and revenue stamps.
T. H CAUCHHaN. Sber.ff L. C.
May 8. 1 ?00-3 #29
$2.75 BOX RAIN COAT
l'LiR $5,00 WATER. *0 7K
>F MACKLN'TOHH for yC I J
> WO MONEY. ??
surhflwhi and weight, state Dumber of
:hn around bedy at breast, taken orer
,t under cost, doae cp underarms, and
swill send you this coat by express
0. I'., suLjeel to examination. txilne
and try it on at your nearest
ex pre*.* office, and If found exactly at
represented and the moit wonderful
ealae job ever n? or beard of, and
equal to any coat you can buy
for $r>.OU, pay tl.o expreaa acent
. It SPECIAL OFt'ER FC1CE, $2.75,
id cxrrciui charge*.
I1p?\?A<KI.MOS1I li latest 1900
1, ea.-y lilting, raarie from hoary
"proof. t?n folur, yi aulne Dar!a Corert
? fail length. double breasted,
r velvet collar, fancy plaid lining,
rprooi sewcii > earns Suitable for
Haln or Orereoat, and (ruarantecii
TEST VjtLl'R e?er offered by ni or any
honse. Fur Free Cloth Sample, of
'a 3>rklnto?he? np to 95.00 and
19 5I*dr-to-inea?ure Sn!ts and Overcoat* at
mn wmw from f5.0O to $10.00. write for FBKK
SAXPLK BOOK So. IHIS. Addrc^H
BEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (inc.) CHICACO.
(Sean, Buebucit A Co. are Ihorccgbl; reliable?Kdilor.;
(i?od Digestion
Begets a good appetite.
A Good appetite with
sound digestion makes
eating a pleasure and food
a benefit. Hilton's Life for
ine Liver and Kidnevs
arouses a vigorous appetite
and enables one to
eat and digest any kind
of food with comfort.
Vholesale by the MURRAY DitlG CO.,
Cv/luaibi:l, S. C.
For Sa'e at THE BA2 A AR.
May 1 i> - -1 y.
v'hcn wi it'.ntr please mca'ion the Dispatch
Teachers' Examination.
( ffico of
CO STTT OF EDUCATION.
L' xn.^tot), S C . May IS 1900.
pY ORDER of the state board
L) the next ret nlar ex tiuiuation foi T-uch
i> will be he'd in the oonr lio *t Lex- f
jgton. .June 15th 1900, beginning at 9 a '
i, and closing at i p. in
J. E R. KV'ZER
Co. Sun*. Ed. L. C, v
tJ.
PDIRECT FROM THE 0 FMT3RY.
I^PP^h THIS IS WHY I CAN SUPPLY
jgjgjl THE BEST
si FO It TH E
JBjP LEAST MONEY. tvt
attfi. not iiow cheap 'i
illu i i u! but how good. j
The Instruments I represent are fully warranted by reputable builders
and endorsed by me, making you Doubly Secured.
Good Reliable Organs, $35 Up.
Good Reliable Pianos, $175 Up.
Write for Cata!n<rnp tn
1235 Main Sreet, First Block North of State House.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Please mention the Dispatch. Please mention the Dispatch,
May 2, lyOU ly.
DR?! D. L. BOOZER & SONS
j DENTISTS.
1515 MAIN STREET,
COTJTMBIA. S. C.
One of the firm will fill appointments at
Lexinjjton, over Elird & Dreher'u 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
*nd September Court Week will tak? the pl>ice of the regular appointment
SHOES. I
10,000 Faiif. They Must Tjs Sold
HATS,
I
| Without Number. Going at Ruinous
Prices.
MILLINERY.
Prettist of the Season, and Sell- !
ing Lots of It.
SOME OP THESE NICE GOODS F OB YOU |
AT
Farmers and Mechanics' Co., j
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Anenst 9 ?ly.
??"P. S. LOTS OF OTHER GOODS ALSO.
MONEY SAVED
zs
HONEY MADE.
MADE IN ONE DAI
by sending us an order for such
thinps as fonld hp eorr.fnrtablv
O" J
used in your home.
Just received several carloads cheap
and medium furniture, such as
SOILD OAK CHAIRS 50 Cents
SOILO OAK ROCKERS $1.50
SOILD OAK CENTER TABLES - -90 Cents
and various other bargains in furniture. It will pay you to see us
before buying
K C. Cook &
I507 IVIaiii St., Columbia, < \
FebrnArv J 4 ti
When writing mention the Dispatch. When writing mention the Dispatch.
nil i HiiniwiiiFur .
JaJSLiJ2LJL?/Ay VV ISLJLWJLi
Wholesale and Retail Importers and Dealers in A 1 Ki-.ds of
HARDWARE, iROi STEEL, MILS,
XV-VIiVTS, OII^ ^VIVIX GLA^S.
We are Headqmrters for
1LACKSM THS, AND HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS
POST OFFIt E 15LOCK, COLUMBIA, S. C. ?
^ep'enV'er :M> Iv
i'hen writing mention the Dispatch. When writing mention the Dispatch.
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