The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, July 11, 1900, Image 3
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tag*Not ices will be inserted
in the Local department at
the un iform price of 5 cents
per line, to one and atl.JPj
lnd:s to ITew Advsrtisemsnts.
i . Barbecue?J S. Jumper.
K Fur CuroDer?Sim J M.ller.
Barbecue?Claik & Wiogard.
Barbecue?L. P. Alewine.
University of North Carolina?F
P. Tenable, President.
Barbecue?Shealy & Swyge.it.
Barbecue?C S. Goodwin.
Barbecue?Lem Hall & Bro.
Barbecue?Craps & Addy.
- Notice to Road Overseers?Geo
H: Koon.
SERVICES.
lexington ciecuit m e. chuech south.
Rev. J. ST. Weight, Pastor.
1st Sunday, Ked Bank 11 am. fchiioh 41pm.
id Sunday, Horeb llara. Lexington 4 jpm
3d Sunday, Shiloh 11 am.
4th Sunday, Lexingtou 11 am. Horeb 4 pm
" ' Ked Sank 8 30 pm.
Lexington: Sunday school service every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
lexington bapiist ceubch.
Rrv. J. J. Myers, Pastor.
3rd Saturday Evening at 8 p m.
3rd Sunday 11a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. L. W. Redd, Superintendent.
st. Stephen's luthkban chubch.
Rtv. J. G Graicben, Pastor.
1st Sunday 11 a. m., Lexington.
2nd Sunday 11am, Lexington,
b. 3rd. Sunday 11a m , Lexington.
4th. Sunday 11a. m , Lexington.
Sunday school service every Sunday
m rning at 9:30.
episcopal services.
Rev. Harrold Thomas, Rector.
h Second Sundays at 11 a. m.
Every Taetday at 8:30 p. m.
Bib.;e class every Tuesday at 5 p. ra
Sunday school every Tuesday at 6 p
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IsBabyThin
this summer? Then add a
iittie
SOOTHS EMULSION
to his mifk three times a day.
It is astonishing how fast
he will improve. I f he nurses,
let the mother take the
Emulsion. sec. and $i-oo; druggists. 11
A Big Mortgage.
The Seaboard Air Line baa had
re^ord?-d in the Clerk of Court's
office for this county its mortgage to
the Continental Tru^fc Co., of Balti
more, for $75,000,000. It contains
32,000 words and is in book form
covering thirty pages. It has attached
to it war revenue stamps to
the amount of $19/217 Tbe Seaboard
now operates the Florida Cena.
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trai auu rduiusuiu.
Do Your Feet Ache or Bum?
Saake into your shoes Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. It cools
the feet and makes tight or New
Shoes feel Easy. Cares Corns,
Bunions, Swollen, Smarting, Hot,
Callous, Sore and Sweating Feet.
Allen's Foot-Ease relieves all pain
and gives rest and comfort. We
have over 30,009 testimonials. It
k.. cures while you walk. Try it today.
All druggists and shoe stores sell it,
25c. Sample sent free. Address
Allen S. O.msted, L3 Itoy, N. Y. 42
The Song of the Shirt.
ta ? 1<.?:? j
.cause sweiienug buu pexepuiug
man and listen to the tune of the
summer shirt: Tbe3e shirts are first I
class material, durably made and are
worth double what we are offering
them at. Shirts former price 50
ceDts now 39 cents; shirts former
price 75 cents now 55 cents; shirts
former pries Si now 79 cents.
Have you seen our line of neckwear,
faDcy hoseiry, which are at
tractive and stjlisl? No man or
boy is well dressed unless they pur- J
chase their gents' turnishings from
us, because we keep up with the
styles and purchase the latest.
Leaphart & Drafts.
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Gantt's Double Distilled Honey.
Since the removal of Squire !
iteeves toranu irom j-ieiiugtuu ?.u
"Wiunsboro he has made an independent
fortune and retired from the j
practice of law. He is now devoting
his time and attention to the study
of the habits of the busy bee and as |
a result of his research, experiments
and experience, he is enabled by supplying
the proper food and essentials, j
to extract what will soon be com- j
w merciaily known as "Gantt's Double
Distilled Compound Honey." He has
sent us a sample, which is the fiue<-t
honey we have ever seen or tasted.
He ba3 a large apiary at Winnsboro
and has gone into the business for
pleasure and priht. He will exhibit j
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a CCiitCHOU OX LI13 UUMiaui OL1V4 wu- I
cectrated sweetness at our coming |
^ County Fair.
Wanted?A. job as engineer (sta
tionary). Well qualified. Address,
Xyster Carson, care of Lexington
-Dispatch.
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Powder
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PEMIIL AM) SC1SS0HS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Hot days aod cool nights.
Tbe days are growing shorter.
Ice and best quality of lemons for
*ale 81 the B ziar.
Sim J Miller i3 announced for
Coroner in this issue.
Tbe doctors say that LfxiDgton is
distressingly healthy.
There was a meeting of the town
council Monday evening.
We have space left for a few more
announcements. Let them roll.
Col. J. A. Hoyt, candidate for
Governor, was in town on the 4th of
July.
Road overseers will find a notice
from Supervisor Kcon in another
column.
Oo August 1-S.h, M>esrs. Lem
Mall & 15ro , will give a -\o. J. oarue- i
cue at Lewiedale.
Messrs. W. M. and Jimmie Lown
will leave tomorrow for the Red Sulphur
Springs in Virginia.
On Saturday, August IStb, Messrs.
Craps & Addy will furnish a splendid
barbecue at Lewiedale.
The town council has passed an
ordinance forbiding riding bicycles
on the sidewalks of Main street.
The best line of groceries, hay,
grain and all kinds of feed, at T. B
Aughtry & Co's, Columbia.
J. S. Jumper will give a barbecue
at 0. B. Addy's store, near Cedar
Grove church, on Tuesday, July 24.
Messrs. Scott Hendrix and G. T
Graham have returned from the
springs much improved.
McCormick's Mowers and Hay
Rakes are the best on the market.
Tbey are for sale by Meetze & Son.
Mr. L. P. Alewine informs the
public that be will give a first class
barbecue at Leesville on August 17.
Miss Lena Harman, daughter Col
M. D. Harman, has returned from a
visit to her cousin, Miss Morris Raw),
at Batesburg.
An up-to-date barbecue will be
furnished at Pine Ridge on Campaign
day, August 25.h, by J. M
Epting.
Mr. E J. George is running his
roller mill day and night in order to
keep up with bis custom, which comes
from far and near.
Perhaps one of the largest barbecues
of the season will be that given
by Mr. C S Goodwin, at Guston, on
August lCLh.
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i>ew pumps cave oeen put iu uuiiu
?be upper and lower wells by the
F.>x Brother?, and the flbw of water
has been greatly increased.
If you want plenty to eat and en
joy yourself attend the ba>becue of
Sbealy & Swygert at Leesville, on
August 17ih.
Reports indicate that there has
been a very large grain crop?particularly
wheat?harvested in this
county this season.
Oa the second day of August,
Messrs. Clark & "Wirgard will serve
a good barbecue at the residence of
Mr. Paul P. Clark.
Arrangements have been made to
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ieea inose wuo aueuu ma m-uuiuu i
of tbe students of Newberry college
at Little Mountain on July 20:h.
We are requested to announce that
the Hon. W. J. Talbert will speak at
Delmar, on July *26.k. This will no
doubt draw a large crowd.
Beginning tomorrow night Rev. J.
J. Myers will deliver a series of revival
sermons in the Baptist church at
this place. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
An excellent line of hardware,
farming implements and blacksmiih
and wheelwright's material can be
found at T. B. Aughtry & Co's, Columbia.
We understand that several families
from another town would summer
in Lexington could modern cottages,
comfortably and conveniently
arranged, be rented.
Wanted?In every town and
county district in South Curolina, a
man or woman to represent us. Send
stamped envelope for reply. Culver
& Kidd, Milledgeville, Ga.
The clerk of the town council re
quests us to notify parties owning
real estate adjoining the streets of
the town to clean off and repair the
sidewalks of the to.vn within the
next ten days.
L W. & H. B Harman are mak- j
ing extensive preparations to enter- ;
tain the immense crowd which will ;
congregate at their baibecue at the i
Jacob Harman Old Place, about five
miles northwest of this place, n<xt
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Saturday. All the candidates aie j
expected and there will be dancing |
and other et j yment for the youDg
people. The meats will be well
cocked and served with promptness.
We are headquarters for the most
durable, the most stjli^h and the
best fitting shoes on the market for
mpn, women and children. Cill and
examine our stock. Meetz-? & Son.
Pa of. Arthur F Hnrman is attend
ing the X ?tional Educational Convention
in Charleston. Perhaps
there are other teachers from this
county who are attending this con
vention whose names we have not
learned.
Judge George S. Drafts will leave
next Saturday fjr Hendersonville, N
C. He will be accompanied by his
wife ou a two week's visit to their
son. Dr Andrew B Drafts. Parties
having business with the Judge during
bis absence will call on Cleik
Spann.
Mr. Joshua Myers, of Providence,
Sumter county, S C, died on July
1st, at the age of S4 years. He was
the father of Mrs. J. J. Fux, of this
place and of Rev J J. Myers, pastor
of the Baptist c-buich here. Our
people sympathise with the effl cted
ones in their bereavement.
An unknown negro man was run
over and killed by a train on the
T1< /-< _ i?1 J T> r t ;1
? loriaa ^eoirai uuu reuiusuiai iair
way at Gaston last week. He attempted
to board a moving train
when he slip and fell beneath the car
wheels and was crushed to death.
"We wish to draw attention to the
advertisement of the University of
North Carolina found elsewhere in
our columns. This institution has
taken high rank in the South for
excellence and high scholarship and
is now more prosperous than ever
before in its history.
During a thunder storm on Sunday
of last week the Methodist parsonage
of the Lewiedale Circuit, at
Lewiedale, was struck by a thunderbolt
and considerably damaged. Mrs.
LawsoD, wife of the minister, who
was confined to her bed, was severely
shocked, but fortunately, was otherwise
unirjured.
Parties interested will please take
notice that the entrance and scholarship
examinations of Winthrop aDd
the South Carolina colleges will be
held in the court house on July 20th,
by Prof. J. E. R Kyzer, County
Superintendent of Education. See
advertisements elsewere in this issue.
BLOOD POISON CURED BY B. B. B.
Bottle Free to Sufferers.
?l.?ve you mucuous patcnes in trie
mouth? Sore Throat? Eruptions?**
Eating Sores? Bone Pains? Inching
Skin? Swollen Glands? Stiff
Joints? Copper Colored Spots? Cancers?
Ulceration on the bod}? Ha*r
and eyebrows fall out? Is the Skin
a mass of boils, pimples and ulcers?
Then this wonderful B. B. B. specific
will completely chaDge the whole
body into a clean, perfect condition,
free from eruptions, and skin smooth
with the glow of perfect health. B.
B. B drains the poison out of the
sjstem so the symptoms cannot return.
B B B. builds up the broken
dowD constitution and improves the
digestion. So sufferers may test B
B B a trial bottle will be given
away free of charge.
?/ D
TTfc *T^ P 1 1 ^ A _ _ L
15 15 r>. ior saie oy druggists at
$1' per large bottle, or 6 large bottles
(full treatment) $5. Complete
directions with each bottle. Be sure
the bottle reads Botanic Blood Balm.
For trial bottle, address Blood Balm
Co , Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble
and free medical advice given.
Election of Officers.
At a regular meeting of Dixie
Lodge, No 52,1. 0. 0. F., held in
the Masonic Hall in this place last
Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
term:
N G ?George S. Drafts.
II S. to N G.?L W. Kedd.
L. S. to N. G.?G. M. Harman.
V. G ?Alfred J. Fox.
R S. to V. G?Julian E. Kaufmann.
L S. to V. G?J J. Bickley.
Secretary?S. 0 Kaminer.
Treasurer?D. R George.
Recoidinrr Secretarv?Samuel B.
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George.
Conductor?James E Riwl.
Warden?S. J. Leapbart.
Scene Supporters?W. A. Harman
and J. M. Horner.
0. G?E A. Hall.
1. G?C A Gtiger.
Cbaplin?Rev. W. D. Quick.
(T. P Meetze,
Finance Com W. P. Roof,
(_J S. Derrick.
^ James E Raw),
Trustees - W. A. Haimao,
(S. 13. George.
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Mail Route Changed.
Since the rural free delivery system
has been in eff-ct in this State,
Star Route No. 20,003, which was
supplied from the office at tLis place
twice a week for Re der,s S:ore,
Claik's Mill, Push's Store, Rishton
and Beaver Pond, has been discon
tiuued, and instead Route No. 20,
32-1 has been established which is
supplied from the L-xington office
every Tuesday and Saturdays for
R-eder's Store aud Clark's Mill.
Tne offi ;es at R:sh's Store, Risbton
and Beaver Pond will receive their
mail every Tuesday and Saturday
from Perry via Durhamville.
^ALL^VJ^MEfT^'*
> Suffering from female troubles should ,
) try the "'Old Time" Remedy, j
i iffpicm !
\ fi^.gWANTH^
|T oa[ WEHAU |
F ^ SEGUbATOR \
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) Jt has no equal. It strengthens the ('
) delicate femaieorgansar.d bullusawotn- <
i an un. All suffering and Irregularities at <
y "monthly" pericxls can beavoUied by Its <
> use. It is for young girls maturing, fore.
> mothers, and for women at Charga ol Life. (
) Should he used before child-birth. <
S Sold by all druggists, or sent pcft-pa Id <
S on receipt of price $1.00. (
> Ladies Blue Bock sent FREE to any one (
Son application. Address, WOMAN'S DE-(
) PARTMENT". Now Spcr.cer Medicine Co., Cliat-(
S tanooga, Tenn. <
) Mention this va:>er. *
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Sold bv Julian E. Kaufmann.
Fine Corn.
Mr. Pat B.ckley, who resides near
Hilton in Dutch Foik, was in town
last Thursday and paid us a business
and social call. He claimed to have
just sold twenty bags of sea island
cotton of this year's growth, which
were raised on the rocky hills of his !
farm and thought he would drop in ]
and replete our depleted treasury by
the addition of a cart wheel. Speak
iDg of his corn crop he says that he
boo the finppf crnn in the United
States. By way of illustration he
says the other day one of his boys
climb a corn stalk to see how the !
.corn was getting along, and <know j
the corn is growing up faster than
the boy can climb down. When be
lefc home the boy was plum out of
sight. Three men bad undertaken
to cut down the stalk with axes
and save the boy from starvation, but
th&stalk grew so fa*t that they ,
couldn't whack twice in the same
place. The boy is living on nothing
but raw corn, and at last reports he
had thrown down four bushels of
cobs." Mr. Bickley is losing no sleep
over the fate of bis boy and philosophically
remarks that if the corn
keeps agrowin' the boy will solve the
problem as to the babitability of the
planet Mars. Those who know Mr.
Bickley will attest to his varacity.
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Enjoyed the Fourth.
Whi1? ntntf. nf nur tieoDie were
" w " - -? t r celebrating
the glorious Fourth at
Red Bank, we accepted an invitation
from the Rev. W. D. Quick to join
him and his son in a barbecued dinner
at his still on the foot of West
Church street. The dinner was prepared
by Aunt Jane Rish and was
cooked in excellent stjle. It was an
enjoyable affair and peace and plenty ,
was a feature of the dinner and happiness
marked the passage of time.
The dinner was given to his turpentine
hands, numbering seme twentythree
person, and their families and
they appreciated the thoughtfulness
of their employer. Mr. Q oick is a
No. 1 naval stores manufacturer and ,
has been very successful in his busi- j
nesr affdrs-and be is receiving the j
reward of a hard working Christian
gentleman. May all his days be j
laden with the blessing of prosperity, j
Pain-Killer,
As an internal remedy, has no
equal in cases of colic, summer complaint,
dyspepsia, dysentery, and
rheumatism. It is the best liniment
n?/-?>.l^ Tfo fcr-tirm ia likft
1 Li tUO ?TUUU. AVO mvvawm . ^ I
mpgic, when applied to bad sores,
burns, scalds and sprains. For the
sick headache, and toothache, don't
. fail to try it. Avoid substitutes, 1
there is but one Pain Killer, Perry
Davis'. Price 2.3c. and 50c.
What fwill Do.
I will sell you thirty of Pucker's '
Liver Pills for twenty five cents and
eight ounces of Packer's Blood Purifier
for twenty five cents. If they
do not break fever in three hours I
will refund your money. If they do 1
not give you a good appetite, make a
pale face red, build you up if broken
down, I will refund the money. It
will cure neuralgia or headache. To
break fever in three hours medicine
must be given when fever begins.
If fever runs a day it will take one
or two days to break it up.
Pucker's Good Luck Poultry Pow
ders will cure cholera in one day.
Stop young chickens from dying, and
make hens lay the year round. Piice
twenty-five cents.
Rucker's Beast Powders are the
be3t thing that I know to fatten or
give a good appetite. It will bring
a horse or cow out.
All wholesale orders for these
medicines will be filled by the Murray
Drug Company. When you
order you may have to wait a fewdays,
as the demand is so great that
I cannot fill all orders with promptness,
but hope I will soon be able to
do so.
I will send thirty pills by mail for
twenty-five cents if you can't get
them. P. J. Rucker,
Cjlumbip, S. C.
| CURE ALL YCUR PAIRS WITH p
|Pasn-Killer.j
|| A Medicine Chest in Itself. I|
H SIMPLE, SAFE AND QUICK CURE FOR g
p Cramps, Diarrhoea, Colds, g
g| Coughs, Neuralgia, S
H Rheumatism. p
p 25 and 50 cent Bottles. ||
If BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
|f B'JY ONLY THE GENUINE. f|
PERRY DAVIS' |
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NEW CHARTER OF HA5ANA GIVES
ENLARGED POWERS.
Will Go Into Effect This Week-Municipality
Will Have Complete Control
of All Its Affairs.
Habaua, July 8 ?The new charter
of the city of Habana will go ioto
effect immediately after its publication,
which will be made this week.
The powers of the recently elected
officials are hereby greatly increased, j
The city will have control of all
matters within its boundry, particularly
theestbb'ishment and regulation
of the city administration, the adoption
of measures relating to tbe use,
arrangement or ornamentation of
public ways, the comfort and health
of tbe inhabitants, the promotion of
their material and moral interests
and the security of their persons and
property.
Neither the central nor provincial
government shall have power to
intervene in matters placed under
the control of the city officials. This
gives more complete power tban was
ever before given to a municipality in
the island. Toe granting of a charter
to Habana will djubtless be
followed by the granting of charters
to other cities as soon as the -documents
can be prepared.
The order3 for the removal of a
large number of troops from Cuba
recently issued have been gladly
welcomed by the Cubans, and Gen
Wood is in receipt of many letters
from various municipalities cfU-ring
thanks for what they call his disposition
to trust the Cubans, and declaring
that the entire island is in a
state of absolute tranquility. The
Tenth infantry, it is believed, will
leave the island shortly after the departure
of the regiments now under
orders to proceed home.
Guv. Wood probably will visit the
United States soon, leaving here next
Saturday to escort Mrs. Wood to the
United States.
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CASUALTIES IN LUZON.
Americans Lose 11 and Filipinos 160
During the Week.
Manila, July 8?The past week's
scouting in Luzon resulted in eleven
Americans being killed and sixteen
wounded. One hundred and sixty
Filipinos were killed during the week
and eight Americans who had been
prisoners in the hands of the rebels
were surrendered and 100 rifles were
turned over to the United States
jfficials. The enemy ambushed a
wagon train between Inding and
Nuic. The Third infantry lost nine
men, while on an expedition to punish
the Ladrones in the delta of the
itiio Grande.
In the Antigup, province of Paney,
e; running fight of three hours duration
resulted in the killing or wounding
of 70 of the enemy. There were
L-o casualties among the Americans.
The insurgents are slowly accepting
the amnesty provisions. Ia some
instances the Americans are suspending
operations, in order to give tLe
rebels an opportunity to take advantage
of the decree.
Teachers' Summer School.
Office of Co. Supt. Ed ,
Lexington, S. C,
July 7, 1900.
The State Legislature, at its session
in 1897 98, passed an act appropriating
five thousand dollars frcrn
the dispensary profit to be used with
the funds derived from the Peabooy !
bi'quest, in running Summer Normals
in each county in this State for the
purpose of raising the standard of
teachers of the free public schools.
The Summer School for Lexington
county, will open on the lat day
of August in the Classical Institute
building, and continue four weeks
ui der the management of Prof.
Paul P. Brodie as principal, and
P: of. J. J. George, assistant.
In this school will be taugLt
Algebra, Arithmetic, Pbysology, Geography,
English Grammar and U.
S. History.
Those who expect to attend this
scnool will please bring the text
bcoks they have on these subjects.
I shall be pleased to give lurtaer
inloruiatioD, if possible, to those
who deBire it.
Very respectfully,
J. E R Kjzer,
Co Supt E i. i
Barbecue.
I KE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNLh
a first class barbecue on the 2nd
day of August, at Paul P. Clark's with refreshments.
Everybody is invited.
PAUL P. CLARK,
J. D. WINGARO.
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3WF.fi T IZr.AR. T C. STl'I?KTE.
Orangbunr, S. C. Lexington. 8. ('.
Jzlar ?&: Stni'lvie,
ATTORNEYS AX LAW
Lexington, S. C.
PRACTICES IN ALL COURTS OF
this State and of the United States.
February 21, 1900.?tt.
Reader, do you owe for the Dispatch?
If so call and settle, or send
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tne money ny a meuu, ui iuiuu-u ,
the mail. We need the mourv. If |
yoi cannot pay all, pay p. part. Small
fav >rs thankfully received and larger
ones in propotion.
Chocolate for cakes, powdered
sugar for iceing cakes, candy trimmings
for cakes, fine extracts and
essences, all at the Bazaar.
W e have ree
weeks the la
"S "Q ?IW 12
J.AAi.95 tLPA
ped into the ?
FIVE SOLID CAR I
ureses:
In Buggies we can i
the "H. M. 17' for the
for the "old folk."
OUR W,
is filled to the roof wi
width tire you want.
Call and look through, see the
KRFfiflRY
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Julian E. 1^
April 25.
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1515 MA1.N
COIJJMBIA,
'PHOINE ?30.
One of tho firm will fi
Lexington, over Elird ?&
Thursday, Friday and Saturday before th
July and August when there will be no appoii
and Sfpteinber Court Week will take the plac*
1801?1000.
SOI CSS01II COLLEGE, |:
COLUMBIA, S. C.
AB . B. S . A. II., LL. B, L. I
Courses. Spring Courses free for
Teachers. Fourteen Professor-; 33 003 vol
umes iu librarj; excell-nt laboratories,
classrooms g?muasiurn, infirmary, athletic
grounds. Tuition S40, other f. es $18, a j
session; tuition remitted to needy students.
Expenses $135 to $175 a session Certified
Knpiis from forty live Accredited Schools
enter its Freshman Ciass without examination.
Entrance and Normal Scholarship Exam,
inatious held at every county seat, Fiidiy
July 2) 190O. by County Superintendents
Next ses.-iou opens September 20, 1900
For catalogue, address,
F. C. WOODWARD,
Drckcirlont
Mat SO, 19U0-uL
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WitiTHROP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
I1
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, [
rpiIE EXAMINATION FOR THE
X award of \acant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of i
new students v.i'l be held in toe county
court house on Friday, July 20, 1990 at 9 g
a. m. (
Applicants must not be less than fifteen ,
years of age. j;
When scholarships are vacated alter July a
20th. they will be awarded to those miking j
the highest average at this examination
'Ihecost ot a'tendance, including board, i
furnished room, heat, light and washing, is
only So:>0 per mon'h. r
For lurihor inform ition and a catalogue,
address, President D B. JOHNSON
itock Hill, S. C.
May 23. J 9' 0. | j
VIRGINIA COLLEGE L
For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke, Va. j
Opens S- ptf mber 18;h 1900. One of the i *
leading Schools tor Young Ladies in the j
South. Magnificent building, all mcd-rn ;
improvements Campus ten acres Grand j
mountain scenery in Yaii.-y of Virginia, i
famed lor health. European and Ameiionu
teachers. Full course. Superior ad- j '
vantages in Art, Music and Elocution
Students from thirty States. For catalogue . c
address I i.
M iTTIE P HARRIS. President. ; ;
8wil. lioanoke, Ya. it
The State of South Carolina,I
county of Lexington. j .
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge
TTfHEBEAS H. A. SPANS'. C C. C. P j
VV and G. S . made suit to me to grant \
Litn Letters ot Administration of the Estate
rd and elects of Mrs. Elizabeth A. j 1
Lorick. deceased; { (
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish 1
all and singular the kindred and creditors of !
the said Mrs Elizabeth A. L iriek. deceased, i
that they be aud appear before me .in tLe
Court of Probate, to be held at Lexiugton .
C. H., on the 13th, day of August next, alter |
publication tlurtof. at 11 o'clock in the;
forenoon, to show cause, it any they have, !
why the said administration should not be !
granted.
Given under my hand this 3rd day of; (
Julv, Auno Domiri. IOjO v
G S. DRAFTS, J. P. L. C. [L.S.I !f
Published on the 3rd day ot July, j r
1900, in the Lezing'on Dispatch. C*3'J. iv
iOliWIi
1214 Hill M COLUMBIA. 8. C.
General Banking Business Transacted, ;
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. j ,
Iutt r< st allowed at'rate of four percent, per 1
aunuui. puwihle April Kt and October 1st. , 1
W H. TIMMERM-W, President. i '
JOIiN TAYLOR. Cashier.
M.t) i> 19 () 6.u52.
.
Fisbiug tackle of all kinds, canes, i
bobs, artificial bait, lines, books, etc.
Call and see them at tbo Bazaar.
eived withi
,rgest and
.es, ana wa
Hate.
IVING- 2D.
suit the taste of tl
youth to somethin
?/
tli all the different
Goods and get our prices,
line you will buy f? om us
^
3olu.32n.Toia, S.
m Agent f?
t is Fully (
LL AND SEE COLOR C
[aufmann, Lexi
)ZER & SONS
sfsT|f|%
STREET,
S. 1
11 appointments at
Dreher's Law Oftlee
e Second Sunday of each month. Ex
ltment. For months of February, .
a ot the regular appointment.
Land For Sale.
[WILL SELL IIF PLACE CONS
ing ot 31 acres, with dwelling and k
:n. situated ha'-t in the town incoipora
.0 lucres op n land. Well watered
able t ir feina 1 farm and truck pr.rp
having good bottoms and 11 its. App!
W. A. HARM.vS,
34 ?tf Lexington, S,
iiocd Digestion
Begats a good appati
A Good appetite w
sound digestion mal
eating a pleasure and fc
a benefit. Milton's Lire
the Liver and Kidn<
arouses a vigorous apj
tite and enables on?
eat and digest any k
of food wiin comfort.
kVbolesale the AiUKUAY DRc G i
Columbia. S. C
For Sale at THE BAZAAR.
May )5--ly.
IVhen writing please men'ion the Dispt
111 GRADE 1! l(lil\
IN REACH OF ALL.
rr^E WILL SELL HIG1I GRADE
VV ruestic J-"ewiug Machines at c
gores. giving two yeas to pay for th
tne-third cash; balauce in one and
ears. Twe reliable men wanted to
hem. one to work ou south side ot Sal
nd one on north side oi Saluda river,
ly to.
T . lu . S IX U Ij I
1710 Main Street,
^cl-o.zn'bia, S,
October Jl-tl.
ANDREW CRAWFDI
ATTORNEY AT LAV/,
iolumbia. - - - - S
PRACTICES IN THE STATE I
Federal Courts, and offers his pr<
ional serviced to the citizens cl Lexinj
Jounty.
October 18?ly.
Barbecue.
VTTE WILL FURNISH A FIRST CL
V V barbecue aud refreshments at J
lex's place on July 11, being the s.-c
:atnrdiy. Candidates and the public
nvited to attend. Music and dancing
hose who wish tc participate
J K SOX.
M K KAMINE
Jane 0,1900. Ow35pd.
ITU
n Wa tt
1RR1YIXG- I) AIL
Jail and exemine my stock before buy
L. E. M. SMOAK,
LEXINGTON*. S. C.
April 4 190U. ?
Barbecue.
\TrE WILL GIVE THE BEST V.
V t becue of th>- season at Hilton, S
in Saturday, July '210 Candid.it> s ar
ited to t>e present and -a-i 11 be given
ipportunity to talk to the congregated (
u unity. A good tune for ail awaits t
vho come. >1 J IIALTIWaNGE.
D. E AMI :K.
Juno II. 190<J Cw:?6
Barbecue.
TTTF. WILL FURNISH A NO 1 '
\t becue and refreshments near I!
Oswalt's s'or.t, on July 21st. ]
being the third Saturday. Candidate?"
die i ub'.ic are invited to attend. I
(ail to c< me. A string band will fi.j
mmic for tnose who wish to dince. Sj
ing liy the candidates. Good tr ier wi
kept.
W W T.wr/J
P. W RUE
3u3'.
Finest candies, cakes and crac
always in stock, at the Bazaar.
ii tlie last tliree
most complete
crarms eliirh
JCAL SHIPMENTS
AIL-Y.
ic most fastidious from
g nice and comfortable
IH i isiiail i
size wagons with any
, and if you need anything in our
?
w
c.
r the
Guaranteed.
2ARD.
ngton, S. C.
LEXINGTON MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE MERCHANTS.
Baeou Hams. per ft S a 10
Sides. " " 7 a
Shoulders, " 7 a
j Lard. per ft 10
j Flour, per cwt 200 a 250
; Corn,per bu 70 a 75
j Peas. " " 90 a 95
J Oats. " " 3> a 40
!? Fodder, nor Owt 76 a so
:eeni | Sweet Potatoes, per bu 60
June ; RIee. per lb 3* a 4
Butter, per ft 15 a 20
- Eg*?,. ,r dor: 10 a \1XA
i TurKoys, per lb S a 10
I Geese, per pr 60 a SO
I Chickens, dot head 10 a 25
1ST- ! Beeswax, iter lb 15 a 20
itch- j Beef. D?:r ft 8 a 10
tion. i Pork. " S a 10
Suit- Tallow, oer ft 4 a 5
OS/8, COTTON MARKET,
y to
Lcxinjrton.? Middling o.'?.
0. Columbia.?Middling
Charleston.?Middling AzAugusta.?Middling,
AZ,
Albert 31. Boozer,
5 Attorney at Law,
<SS COLU3IB1A, S. C.
)0Q Especial attention given to business enfor
trusted to him by his fellow citizens ot
?y$ Lexington county.
Office: 16l>9 Alain Street, over T. B.
Aughtry & Co.
ind i February 28?tf.
co i c. M. Efird. F. E. Dreheb.
"I EFiRD & BREHER,
H Attorneys at Law,
nn LEXINGTOM, C. H? S. C.
jljlj | \\.rill i'kactice is all the
Y\ Courts. Business solicited. One
: member o! the firm will always be at office,
| Lexington, S. C.
DO ! June 17?6m.
iose .
3 EDWARD L. ASBILL,
Hp. Attorney at Law,
1LEESYILLE, S. C.
j t Practices in all tbe Courts.
Business solicited.
j Sept. 30?Gm
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
. C. CHECK.
1NL>
jfes | i>. iiOOlT, Caisliier-.
^or I DIRECTORS:
j Allen Jones, W. P. Roof, C. M. Efird,
i R Hilton James E. Hendrix.
! EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits ot $1 end upwards received and
| interest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed,
i payable April and October,
'ond ! September 21?ti
are ~~
Mi is i? ,
COLU3IHIA, S.C.
? j .STATE, CITY AND fOl'XTY DEPOSITORY.
| Paid np Capital ... $200,000
I Surplus Profits . - GO.QOO
Y | Saviiig-s Department.
I Deposits of $5 00 and upwards received,
i ruterest allowed at ike rate cf 4 per cent,
j ;er annum. W. A. CLARK, President.
1 Wilie Jon'fs, Or-.bier.
, December 4?ly.
~~ I DR. E, ,!, ETIiEREDliE,
J
;ar sukgeox dentist,
? \ Lr.ESVILLE, S. C.
' a** Office next do<r below post office.
:om- Alwavs on bind,
boc February 12.
It.
Barbecue.
O- \* S'/irUDAY, AUGUST 4. WE
_ will furrti>b a iirst class barbecue with
'All- rt-fr-'f.liruonts at the Star school house, near
[ rrv .T. W. Croat's stor?.'. All candidate's will he
[lino. pre.-ent to audr.-ss t h#- people on the topics
ar.d of the day. Mr II nuis. the well known
>ois't photo^raph.-r ?.f Co unii?ia. will be present
t:i-ii w:th bis asual low t rices for photographs.
> a c- Charges for dinner verv r"as> nable.
ii bo " D II PUICF,
JAMES KOON. &
H, Juue l'J, iy<>i>-7?3S.
Desiccated cocoanut, already pre i
p l . _ i ^ ^ K ,4
keia pareu ior mauio# pies, cusiaiua auu
caktF, at tLe Bazaar.