The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 05, 1900, Image 3
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TJ^L WOM?N '
r Suffering from female troubles should
f try the "Old Time" lteinedy,
I feflpirn
>> flM eUANTOS
s 1/ S[^FEM.\1? I
| f ^ttaiwrot
( ^.>c r.o equal. It strengthens the <
p v*.a te female organs and bulldsawom-1
S tp. All suffering and Irregularities at i
S monthly** periods can be avoided by ltsi
S use. It Is for young girls maturing, for <
S mothers, and for women at Change of Life. <
S Should be used before child-birth. <
S Sold by all druggists, or sent pcst-pald i
S on receipt of price *UOO. (
> Ladies Blue Book sent FREE to any one <
S on application. Address, "WOMAN'S DE-<
S PAR1MENT", Near Spencer Medicine Co., Chat-<
> tanooga, Ter.n. <
) Menticm this paper. 1
Sold bv Julian E. Kaufmann.
The Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 19(0
w&~Notice$ will be inserted
in the Local department at
the uniform price of 5 cents
per line, to one and all,jF\
Index to 2Tew Advertisements.
Citafioc?Geo S. D afts.
For Salt?Grover F. Geiger.
Notice to Rjad Overseers?G. H.
Koon.
2DITn3SrS SERVICES.
IJKXIXOTON* CIRCUIT H ? CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. J. N. Wright, Pastor.
1st Sunday. Red B .nk 1J am. Shi oh-Upm.
id Sunday. Horeb llRra. Lexington 4jpm
3d Sanday, Shiloh 11 am.
4th Sunday, Lexington 11 ?m. Horeb 4 pm
" " Red Bank 8 3'j pm.
Lexing'on:. Sunday school service e ery
Sur.daj morning at 10 o'clock.
LFXISGT.?X B-PIIST CHURCH.
R.v. J J. Mjere, Pastor.
3rd Saturday Evening at 8 p m.
3rd Sunday 11 a ru and 8 pm.
f " Sunday school every Sunday morning at
in n'.uni- I. W Snu*.ritkt.'.Tidant.
AV/l/VlWlJfc. *-< ? AVVMW
ST. STEPHEN'S lftheban CHUECH*
R. v. J. G Graicfcen, Pastor.
1st. Sunday 11 a. m , Ltxingfon.
2nd Sunday 11 a in , Lrxington.
3rd. Sunday !h ni . Lexington.
4th. Sunday Ham . Lexington.
Sunday school service every Sunday
morc;i.g at 9:30.
EPISCOPAL SEEVICE*.
Rev. Harroli Thomas, Rector.
Second SundayR at 11 a. m.
Every Tuesday at 8:30 p in
B:b e class every Tuesday at 5 p. to
Sunday school every Tuesday a 6 p
Agent at Brookland.
Mr P. J. WeasiDger is authorized
to receive subscriptions to the Dispatch
and receipt for the same at
Brookland. Thoee who find it convenient
can stop and pay him cither
for new or old subscriptions.
For Sale.
I have a Diniel Pratt, 59 saw gin,
as good as new. Apply
E M. Younginer,
r Sept. 3. 1900. Selwood, S C
Notice.
Subscribers fo the circulating li
brary having bocks iD their poseesion
will please return them immediately
to Rice B. Harrnan.
For Sale at a Bargain.
One Portable 8 Horse Power Fuck
Steam Engine, which is in perfect
working order, and is just the thing
to drive a cotton gin and press. For
further particulars address, T. B.
Aughtry & C>, 1607 Main Street,
Columbia, S. C. 4 *43
Do Your Feet Ache or Burn?
Shake into your shoe* Alien's FootEase,
a powder for tbe feet. Iicools
tbe feet and makes tight or New
Shoes feel Easy. Cares Corns,
Bunions, SwolleD, Smarting, Hot,
Callous, Sore and Sweating Feet.
Alien's Foot-Ease relieves all pain
and gives rest and comfort. We
have over 30,000 testimonials. It
cures while you walk. Try it today.
All druggists and shoe stores sell it,
25c. Sample sent free. Address
Allen S. 0 msted, L? Boy, N. Y. 42
Attention Veterans.
There will be a meeting of Ciinp
SteadmaD, No. 608. at L- xington, S.
C, on Fiiday, the 14 h day of September
next. The Pension Boaid
will be elected on that day. Come
nor annual r? 11 PR
pifpaicu IU
J. H. Counts,
Commander.
H. A. Spanr, Adjf..
Meeting of Joint Council.
The rext regular meeting of tie
Joint Council of the Lexington
charge, composed of Providence and
St. John's churches, will be held at
Providence church on Saturday,
September 8 b, 1000, at 10 o'clock
a m. It is earnestly desired that
all members be present as important
matters are to be attended to.
Very fraternal!*.
J E R Kyzer,
Secretary JoiDt Council.
Childrcns' Day at Boiling Springs.
To the Editor of the Dispa'ch:
Oq Saturday, the 1st inat , the
Sunday school of BoiliDg Spr'ngs
hii its children' day and it wst
certainly a complete success. Tb<
Superintendent, Mr. Stee', has c\i
dently been zealous iD bis work
The exercise consisted in dad una
, A ni^nic dinr.fi
110'LIP, Uiai^uc.-, IV ... . ?
was served. Addresses wtre dt'iv
ered by R-vs. A R Taylor and J
M Lawsor, Messrs. Cape Lawi*, G
W. Sixiith and Senator-elect W. H
Sharpe.
Thus paseed an ei jo)aW? da v.
J. B. R.
Edmund, S C, Sept 3, it>oO
|| PENCIL AND SCIMS.
\ Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
j There by a Dispatch Man.
Lite corn has been utterly ruined
Lemons aDd ice for sale at tbf
Bazaar.
r"' -- - *-2-1 ?V*. nro r cr
i-Dere is a laiut uuui
j blossoms.
We leain that the Rev. J. N
> Wright is quite sick.
1 A delightful and refret-bing rair
' fell here Saturday afternoon.
[ Finest candies, cakes and crackers
j always in stock, at the Bazaar.
? Mrs E 1 Hendiix, of Columbia, is
I vinting Mir. W. P. Rxf.
Supervisor Ivoon has an important
ootice to road overseers in this issue
A new line of nobby clothing, just
eceived, at Leaphart & Drafts.
Last Monday was . saleeday ii
September, but no public sales were
made.
The second primary election is or
September 11 ih. Go to the polls and
vote.
Notice the changes in the msn
agers of election in the second primary.
All of the defeated candidates arttaking
their defeat with a grin and a
smile.
Mr. Reuben D Harman is confined
to his bed with a severe case of
fever.
The weather is still hot, but ih?
heat is not near so oppressive as i; ,
has been.
Miss May Boatwright, ofCbirqnp
pin, is visiting at Mrs. W. P. Roofs,
in this place.
A line of Dice pipes, smokiDg to i
bacro, and fine cigars, will be found 1
at the Bazaar. '
Mr. James C. Fort and family*, o4
PdioD, was in town Friday and pud
us a pleasant visit. :
Miss Lelia Smoak of Bambu-g, '
visited the family cf her uncle, Tr f
L E. M. Smohk, last week.
Friend , remember us v i h the fir34
cotton money. We will certainly appreciate
a dollar or a half.
?
Dr. Lewie Giiffith and family of
Columbia, are visiting Mr. J. A Mul '
ler and family in this place.
See trespass notice in this issue,
and if y^u wi*b to avoid being prosecuted
keep off the land posted.
The labor Unions throughout the
State celebrated labor day last Mon
day by public speaking and paradi s j
.Judge D. A Townsend if the 8 h
Circuit, wil) preside at the Septem
ber term of the court for this county. ,
IVfarorftrpf: Tj-jw Johnstone. (
first co-ed. of Newberry college, is <
visitiDg Miss Annie Shuler, at Sel- |
ood.
Wanted?A job a8 engineer (sta (
tionarj) Well qualified. Addiess, (
Lester Car60D, care of Lexington
Dispatch.
Prof. Artbur F. Harinan returned
to Brewton, Ala, Saturday, to rc- .
same his place in the school room
the re.
Mrs. M. S. Parke*-, of Columbia, j
and Miss Currier, of Key West, Fia , (
are visiting Misa Ida Roof, at (
Arthur's. ,
With the contemplated oil mill, i
new factory aud railroad spur, things
will begin to be lively in thi9 old
town.
R member the barbecue at Crafts'
old mill next Satuiday. Some ot
the State and County candidates wiil
make speeches.
We publish on the outside of this
issue the vote for State officers as
tabula!ed by the State Democratic
Executive Committee.
It is the duty of every qualified
voter logo to the pells on the 11 h
instant aDd vtt-J for Governor and
county officers.
Rev. John J George is spending
awhile with his father in Dutch Fo?k,
prior to returning to Lis home at
Cherryvillc, N C.
The voters should remember that
the polls open next Tuesdav at 8 a.
m , and close at 1 p m. Vote eaily,
but not often.
What hes become of the oil mill
? ? ? - ? ^ XT v m ?ri Vi A ft m A f A O { O >-f
pruj c>: iu?? ics iijc uuic iw oiui l
np and there are men ready to put
moDey in it.
A valuable tract of 413 acres of
land is advertised iD this issue. 1 h-?
price is reasonable and terms will be
made to suit purchasers.
Columbia prices od clothing knocked
out in the first round by Leapbart
& Drafts. When you want a stylish
suit for a little merry, go there.
The new planing outfit of Crap*
<fc Price has been placed in position
and the machinery U now running as
smoothly as greased lightning.
} Mr. P. H. Shealy, a prominent
? and successful farmer of the Fork,
was in town this morning and remembered
us with his cart whee1.
The McCurmick is pre-eminently
r in the lead of all machines. When
-i /l- i?i n t. ?
you Duy one get uie ue*i.. v_r-i. a
. M?Cjraiiik Mower at Meetz? k Sou
Toe bens and cows must be ca a
strike as thfre is a great scarcity of :
both eggs ai'd butter. Eggs are 1
now bringing 15 eeuts per dt-zeu in !
our market. I
Mr. W. Q M. Barley request ail |
persons interested to meet him ?t the I
fair grounds on Thursday, the 13th
inst, with teams to h<iul saw dust to
be put on the arena.
Messrs. George A. Shealy and J
B. It Bed have purchased the stock of
general merchandise of Gantt &
Gmtt at Ossa, and will continue the
business at the same place. Mr.
Reed will have charge of the busi
ness.
Mrs. Adam Metz, who has been
quite ill f r some time at her Lorn"
)D upper Main Street, is reported to
he much improved aud i9 now on the
road to recovery.
The premium list of the Lexington
C,unty Fair Association isDow being
distributed. Parties can get a copy
by calling on or addressing M. D
Herman, secretary.
We regeet to learn that our friend,
Willie IialtiwaDger, who lives near
ChapiD, is very sick. We hope that
ne will soon be restored to Lis usual
health and strength.
While it is now lawful to kill
doves, if you can, it is unlawful to
kill partridges, wild tuikeys, wood
cocks, until the 1-fc day of November,
so says the law.
Mr. J. E. Haltiwanger has our
thanks for tome fine pears. Ee ha?
a splendid nursery and fioe orchard,
and persons wanting anything in his
line should correspond with him. I
Mies Sadie Bacon, after spending <
a pleasant time with the Misses <
Bradford, has goDe to E Igefield to |
epend awhile with fripnds there Le <
f >re returning to her hon^e in Spar 5
Lauburg.
Prof. Haraby, who taught the J
Summer school at this place, which t
has recently closed, has been offered r
ind has Rccep'ed the Superintend- c
?Dcy of the graded schools of A?he <
rille, N C.
At Kleckley & Buff's barbecue last
Saturday seme of the candidates for s
State (flbejs were present and made
speeches. The county candidates, !
)f course, bobbed up serenely, aDd all c
scjojed a good dinner. t
mu _ t>._ t t vr _:n i u_ , [
jLce xvsv. o o. iuvera win us puz^
several candidates for admission into 1
:he Lexington Bapti-t church in this 1
L-lace between the hours of Sunday ^
jchool and pieachiDg, on Sunday, the 4
16th inst, bdng the 3;d Sunday.
g
Judge Klugh has filed wi:h the
Oieik of Court his decree in the case
Zimm Gantt vs. Marcellus P
Lewis, an action for the possession ^
:>f real estate. The judgment is in
favor cf the plaintiff
Cheaper than the cheapest is the 1
motto at the well appointed grocery
?tore of Mr. Ed C. Shul), Columbia,
E
and buyers always leave the store ^
well pleased with their purchases
both as to quality, quantity and price. t
The Palmetto Collegiate Institute {
Dpens its next session on next Mon- 5
lay morning at 9 o'clock. It is very much
desired that all students who ^
rxpect to attend this session will b^ .
pre?ent the first day. Time lost can j
n ver be made up.
Mr. W. C. Counts, a son cf Mr. C j
B Counts, cf the upper portion of ,
t'lis ccunty, is now in charge of the j
Jun:or Commercial Department tf ]
of the Draugbon Practical Basinets ,
College at Nashville, Tenn. Y u ,
can't keep a L- xirgfon boy dowr; he
will rise with olIv half a show.
The Dispati h returns its thanks to :<
those managers and friends who so l|
kindly sent returns of the el ction ]
and rtqiest them to do so for the ,
election to be held on the 11th inst. i
Don't send the re turns intended for <
the Dispatch lockrd up in the boxes, i
either send it by the messenger or
through the mail.
Mr. Harry Oswald has purchased
the Assmann old home on upper Main
street and will move into it this wet k ,
He intends engaging io the mercan- J
tile business as soon as arrangements
can be completed. Mr. Oswald
is a thorough bueioess young man,
b:ung chock full of energy and enterprise
and we welcome him and
family in our mii?i.
Mr. J'iCob Bickley mc-t with a painful
and serious accideLt yesrerd y
afternoon while at work on Mr. W
P Roofs new store. He was ceiling
over head on the first fl >or and iu
some way fell to the cellar bel w, a
distance of about eighteen feet. He i
sustained painful ii j tries, the est n
of which has not yet bsen ascertain
ed. He is resting quietly ut his !
home in this place.
Our D?oole should not forget that
besides keeping a full line of planta !
tion and family supplies, "Win. Piatt |
Si Co., of Columbia, have recently i
added a dry got ie department, |
where every thing in that line is J
kept. Everything is fresh having !
just come from the hands of the j
manufacturers and of the late^ !
patterns and sryles. These goods !
will be sold at rock bottom prices J
aud every custom* r receives fuil j
value on every purchase
Come and See Me.
I am with that live firm, Wm. F. |
Furtiek, Columbia. S. 0., THF. j
LEADER OF LOW PRICES, ami i
would be glad to wee all my Lex dgtou
friends. Wiien in need of d.y
good?, clothing, ahoea, hata, &c, au
inspection will eave vnu money.
| F B Harman.
F NERVOUSNESS, I
HI *5
? An American Disease. ?
a: a;
jj1 Dr. S. Weir Mitchei.l is au- hi
||! thority for the statement that nerv- "j
m ousness is the characteristic mal- m
ady of the American nation, and n;
j" statistics show that nerve deaths jij
!ii number one-fourth of all deaths r'i
in rernrded.the mortality beinsr main* r
[Jl l'y among young people. " H
| Johnston's 1
3 Sarsaparilla E
SS QUART BOTTLE. S
? is the grand specific for this great jJJ
is American disease, because it goes m
1,1 straight to the source of the weak- jjj
"J ncss, building up health and |!jj
lit strength by supplying rich, abund- iu>
!H ant food and pure blood to the J!J
[jj worn-out tissues, rousing the liver
h to activity and regulating all the in
S organs of the body.
Sl " The MlchSgi* Drny Co.Detroit. !Ufb. g,
ut Llv?rettes the hunaus little liver pill*. 05c. nil
wa
J. E. KAUFilANN, Lexington, S C.
Edgefield Makes Complaint.
To the E.liter of the Dispatch:
Please allow me space in your
valuable paper for Batesburg and
Edgefield to make complaint oga;nst
ike Southern railroad and aguinst
the unwarranted inroads that this
*reat corporation is making on ti:e
rights of our people.
Before the purchase of the (Jaro
iDa Midhod railway by the South
?rr>, Bitesburg and the surrounding
souotry ei'j )}ed rates, rights ard
privileges which they do not now
3i.j ?y since our competing line was
ibeorbtd by the Southern.
To whom shnll we apply for relit i"?
Shall we cry mightly f >r the euforcenent
of our just and lawful rights
>r shall we q tietly subnrt and allow
>ur right8 snatched from ns by tie
old and heavy hand of this monster
orporatioL'b Cit z-n.
:pecial to the Augnsta Chronicle.
E Igefield, S C. August 30 ?How
org does the Southern Railway
!omp8Dy intend to continue to it fl ct
)uni-bmeufc on toe long suffering
jeople of Edgefield? What has our
)?ople done to cause that co'poreioD
to punish us? There is absc
utely no cause. W7e have cried
iloud aud begged for relief, but our
vails bave not been heeded and we
ire stiil crying aloud aDd will coninue
to do so, though it availe.h
lothing. Still it is a relief to give
ixpression to our pent up feeliDgs.
!t is said that jurors and the people
how the railroads no mercy. Ths.t
s a supposition, lut it is a fact tha.t
ailroads show the people and
specially its patrons no mercy and
10 consideration in every case and
mder every circumstance that they
:an, unless they Lave competiticn or
he law with its strong hand grasps
,hem by the throat and fayp, you
ihall do this or you shall not do that,
rhey, by their conduct, say to the peo
pie and their rights and convenience
A rv% r? A /Q ' no A* in CJOI/I A
UC UAinuru ao t auuci 10 ouiu kkj
lave expressed himself on a certaiu
?cci9ion. The foregoing was called
,o mind by reasoD of the fact that on
pesterday morniDg the engine puling
the train that runs between
Slgefbld, Trenton and Aiken, S C.,
was disabled near Aiktn. Without
:]ieving the situation, the mails and
singers for Edgefield were de
nyed all day till late last night. We
T.d not get our mail of yesterday
till this morniDg. I'- will be remembered
tbat Aiken is only seventeen
miles from Augusta aDd Trenton not
much further, and it would hive been
i very simple and easy matter for
tko n 1 l-i c.y-1 T? JltvoT? MmnonT
i. 1_? kyVJ U U(. A U xv %ii n UJ vv/ u/ 4
wbhin several bours, to hr.ve sent a
relief eDgine and relieved the situa
ii;n. But no. Tbat was not done,
and wh}? Because that road has no
competition in this section. It lias
U3 bottled up and pays no more attention
to cur comfcrt or the delivery
i.f our mails than if we did not
*x'st. Dolay, inconvenience and suU
f ring are nothing to the Southern,
ft will haul our freights and passer:gers,
pocket our money and treat us
like dogs. The United States should
irqoire into the .cause of the delay
ot its mails yesterday to tnis poinr
ar-d if there is cause and the law is
on their side, each and every passengpr
should file suit against the road
and make it pay for its inexcusable
conduct on yesterday. The people
h;ve rights and they should append
to the liw to protect them. Let our
railroad commission lock into the
matter.
Edgf fh 11 is cut off, ignored and
made to suff-r. Toe schedules to
and from this place are made, it
eeeru to inconvenience cur people
Oar tailroad commission promised
lastyrar to light the matter, but
tb<re it crnLd and the situation remains
the same. Trenton is sis
miles from EigefielJ, yot mails and
p issengers are kept waiting there for
hours, often, on soma delayed traio
-i i:__ _i ii.? v.
on me iiidiu uue wueu iuc mp m'.u
Trenton to EJgvfi-.-ld nut? back cou.d
c-asily be made id twenty five minutes
if not le<8.
Sweet violet, the best kiowa i:
cens cigar on the market and othrjt
brands of fine cigars, together wilt
the famous Klondike, which honest :j
eclipses all 2 for nicklp cigars on tin
ma ket, al the Bazaar.
I Managers for Second Primary Election
The following are the managers cf
the s< coixi primary elrction, to be
held Sfptember 11 'b, 1900:
Lr xiogton?Rice B Harman, Tbop
L HarmaD, J^mes P Duoley, T C
f
Sru kie, cleik.
I>esville?W A Jvlley, M Crouch,
W E Croseon.
C'out's Store?Davi9 Amick, J D
Longford, C:ailev Kocn.
PiDe Ridge?J 51 Epting, G Willie
Koor, W D Huffstclzler.
Bojlston Academy?H J Rawl,
James J Leaphart, El E Hook.
Folk's School House?X M Derrick,
S It Eteazer, J J Chapman.
Hilton?R B Hiiler, Elias Amick,
J C Fulmer.
Peak?T W Amick, J W Eirgle,
W M Wilson.
Chapin?B J G Lever, Tom Stockman,
Hollie Shealy.
Ballentinr?S F Shealy, S F Bouknight,
John F Lowman.
Irmo?J H Counts, II R Dreher,
John Leitner.
Nates School House?A S Nonnamaker,
P E Hoffman, George F
Youngincr.
SpriDg Hill ?0 P Clark, M B
Eio^zer, H G E:enzT.
Lewiedaie?P J Jlims, J F Lcspkeart,
J D McOirtka.
lied Bank?George T Taylor, J A
Gantt, J M Justice.
Oj8a?G W R.eder, J A Kyzer,
John R^ed.
Laird's M 11?A W Craft, J B
KirklaDd, J L J^fcoat.
Samaria?Paul S llallmaD, R VV
Boatwright, F?l:x Burgess, Jr.
Sandy Rid?N B Wannamaker,
Tbos Crider, L'je MuUer.
Batej^burg?J M Mulpasp, J ?tl
R-ynolde, A C J >ces.
R.sh'e?W A R:sb, J F Lylep, S
R Smith.
Swansea?W M Johnson, F;lder
Huffman, J E Gintt.
B tiling Springs Nj. 1 ?J A G iffitb,
J S B edt-r, J S Miller. J
Bjoklaud?Zimmerman Kirby, J (
Lemuel Berry, J D Seen, W W
Hawes, cleik
Gaston?CCGjodwin, W N Spirep,
B J Falldw.
Hollow Creek Nj. 2?G Franklin
Keisler, B J Price, Jesse Drafts.
Brook?B C Moore, Paul Hite, L.
S Derrick.
Piney Woods?J J Bisb, Pickens
Frick, J West Aciiek.
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ECZEMA, ITCHING HUMORS, P1MPLES--CURED
BY 8. B.-B.
Bottle Free to Sufferers.
Does your Sk'n Itch and Burn?
Di6tre?.sing Eruptirns on the Skin
so 3 ou feel ashamed to be seen in
compao}? Do eca'o3 and Scales form
on the Skin, H*ir or Scalp? Have
you Eczema? Skin Sore and Cracked?
Ttish form on the Sbii ? Pitkling
Pain in the Skit,? Boil.-? P.mplet?
Bme Paine? Swollen Joints?
Falling Hai ? All Ran Bowl? Skin
Pale? Old Sorei ? Eating Sores?
U!cert-? To cure to stay cuiel, take
B B. B (Botanic Blood Balm) which
makes the blood pure and rich. B
B. B. will cause the sores to hea',
itching cf eczema to stop forever,
the skin to become clear and the
breath sweet. For sale by druggists
at 81 per large bottle; six large bet
lieh (full treatu en1) $.j Be sure
the bottle reads Botanic Blood Bilm. J
Complete directions with each bottle.
So sufferers may te&t if, a trial bottle
given away. Write for if. Add
e s B!ocd Balm Co , Atlanta, G .
Describe jwiir trouble and free medical
advice given.
*.
Cheap Rates hy the Southern.
Aonual Meeting Mississippi Valley
Medical Association, Abbeville, X C,
October 9 11 lb, 1900.
On account of occasion above
specified, the Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets from all stations
on its lioes to Abbeville, N. C ,
and return. Tckets will be sold
October G h to 9 h inclu-ive, with
final limit October loth, 1900.
For further and detailed information
call on or write any agent of the
Southern R.ilway or its connections.
C IT
kj XX. lifji U luvo,
AGP. A., Aiunta, Gi.
A Woman's Letter.
Coolidge, Ky, Aug. 1st, 1898.
I have been suffering fiom Female
troubles and was UDabie to get relief,
I was persuaded to try Benedicts,
and after onG months treatment I
can say I am fully restored. I recommend
your remedy to suffeiing women.
Mrs. H. R. Gilreath.
Sold by Julian E Kiuffman.
r>r\ Cinri/^MQ Guaranteed Under Rea
v/?^I 1 'vItO sonable Conditions.
Our facilities for securing1 positions aud the
proliciency of our graduates are ten times more
strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants
' i than those of other colleges. Send for catalogue.
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! flontgomery, Ala., Ft. Worth. Tex.,
Little Rock, ArK., Shrevenort, La.,
Cheap board. Car fare paid. No vacation.
Enter any time. Best patronised in the South.
Rnokk..^nlni". Shorthand. Etc.. tamrlit bv mail.
. i Write for orice list Home Study. Scholarship ;
' Free bv doing a little writing at }-our home.
? I ' I
) j Cbocnln'fi f'>r oak*1?, powdered |
7 sugar f-.r being cakes, candy tiim3
wings for cukes, tine extract* and
ertence*, all at the Bazaar.
We have just c]
have another to arr
hand dump, self dur
at the last Sta
DON'T YOU I
Now is the time to commence 1
HICKORY WATSONS." Don't throw
year with a New Buggy. We carry tl
GREGORY-]
Co:
February 14.?ly.
DRS. I). L. BOOZ
iff IjDEHTIST
1515 MAIN STI
OOT JTM?I A.
PUONK iZftO.
One of the firm will fill h|
IiCxhijsrton, ovor Kfird D
Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the Sec
July find Augnst wnen cn^re win oe no appoimme
ind September Court W-ek will take the place ot 1
" - .' .
BEBEIH6 IDEA
WITH ROLLER A.\D BAL
IwESSTTI
Iflinninff /-i?-? + 1 tv> n \\ 11 h tVlO Oil T*1 V ?1
I UlllllU^ till IV.. ?? IV *4 V**V/
MILL, I hope to be able to keep u
once you will always be custom
Complete in all lines. Will app
LSS3VILLE,
July 23?244
LEESVILLE (
Opens Se])tembei
Moral and religious toDe ni excelled. Co-edi
Per-onal intirst taken in each pupil. Music.
Elocution. Ci mmercial Courses and Military Trai
per month by our industrial plan. Expenses $7;
Leesville, S. C.
August 28, 1900 2ino.
?* ? * I A +
State ot South uaronna,
COUNlY OF LEXINGTON.
W G Child*, Plaintiff,
vs.
C. S Roof, Tennent-Stribbling Shoe Company,
Augustus Wright, Louis -Jacob"
L-ippinan ami Lawrence Lippman, c >
partners in trade undt r the lirm name
of Lippurao Brothers, The Purtell Dale
M.lls. Hugh T Ionian. Johu A Smith.
Henry C Leonard and Hugh Richardson,
co-partners in trade under the firm name
ot Ionian, S?ni h and Company. Wellington
Lowrance, Win. I.-aacs, Lee Benj tuin
and R. C K.tchiags, as Deacons ot Who
Hurt's Hill Baptist Church, D. lend mta.
Summons tor Relief. ^
To the Defendants:
TTOU ARE HEREBY SUMSIOND AND
X r. quired to answer the complaint in
tins action, of wh ch a copy is Lerewiih
served ou you, aud to serve a copy of vour fl A
answer to the said complaint 011 the sub- All
s^riber at his office. 3215 Washington UU
S rent. Columbia S. C , within twenty
da;s alter the service hereof, exclusive ot
the day ot such service-and if you tail to A
answer the complaint within the time afore- ,
said the p'aintiff in this ac ion will apply T'eac
to the Court tor the relief dviu mded 111 ume.>
the complaint. "W H. LYLES. class
Plaintiff's Attorney. grou
Dated July 1 lU'.U. | stsM
Expi
To the Defendants: Teui:#>nt-8tribbling t ^UP]
Shoe Company, Augmtts Wright, Louis e.ulel
Jacob Lippmau and Lawrence Lippmnn, j ^,0";
co parturrt in trade utid-r the li in u?m< |
of Lippmau Brothers, The Puiuell Dale i *or '
Mills. Hugh T. Ionian, John A 1 p
Smith. Henry C. Leonard and Hugh
lticbaidsou co-partutrs iu trade tinder
the film name of Ininau, Smiihund Com-1
pat j ; I ?
You will take notice that the summons l!f/
and complaint in this aetiou was filed iu rfl|!
the office ot the Cierk of this Court f >r lilt
Lexington count., on the '25fb dav of July. I
1!?00 W. F. 1 YLES. I
P.aiotitl .? Attjrnev. I TX,
6x13. ' >V
j fi? r
UDtLand
For Sale. tz
J WILL SEf L MY PL\CR CONSIST- j ^ ,
JL in? of 31 acres, with dwelling and kitch- 1
e.i. sitii'iti.t had in toe town iuco?pora,;on ! .J
Oil f, r. V..O i irt.-tt lutid W..11 watered Suit- !
"" "I''
>ih!e tor stj'ii 1 farm and truck purposea |
having good bottom? and tKt?. /npi? to |
W A HARM Vs: j 21
24 -tf b-xjn^t n. S, C
1 I
Vote fur MtS.Vfcfbfcy unt Tuetday ! rbit
Losed out one ca
ive soon. We h
A Hull
up, steel or woo<
te Fair with Th<
NEED A NE
muling and you should hav<
away money repairing an old
13 largest stock in the State.
l"u.m."bia, S. C
ER & SONS
IEET,
s>*. O. '
jpointmooN at
irohtr'N Law Oftioe,
oud Snutlay of ea-'b mouth. Ex ept
nt For months ot Febmary, Juuf
the r?-f?nlar appointment
&
}K ii
I1'1 i
L BINDERS,
l bearixg^. |
:lle j
rt with my NEW FLOUR
p with the crop. A trial
or. Mv large stock of
iCHANDISE, !
lf/i l'Anr rnnotrp
'IVV/iiUV' > V/Ui 1/UtlVIK^V.
's, C.J
I
COLLEGE,
i<>, ijx>(>.
icatiou the nituraland best mtthod.
(piano, voice, organ,) Guitar, Ar\
ning. Board may be reduced to $7
I to $126 lor th-? year.
L. B. HAYNES,
Prehident.
kmI DigcsTion
Begets a good appetite.
A Good appetite v/ith
/-J i nra earn m a Ir p <5
OUUI (U U^wguvii imumw |
eating a pleasure and food
abenefu. Hilton's Life for
the Liver and Kidneys
arouses a vigorous appe-f
tite and enables on* to!
eat and digest any kind
of food wii.i comfort.
Ic.salb by tii? >jUlinAV Dxii G CO.. |
Columbia. S. C.
For Sale ;u THE BAZWR.
vy 15 -ly.
1801 ? 15)00.
mi nnnmmn nm I rnc
Jin OftKULIM UULLtUL,!
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
B. B. S, A. M , LL. I>, L. I !
Courts. Spring Coutm-k fp-e *ur
btrs. Fourfeeu I'rofessoj*; 33 b'U vol i
i iu library; c-scell.nt ljioratorica ;
rooms g.uiiiasiuui, infirm *ry, athletic i
ids. Tuitiou $4<>, other f.es SIS, a
on; tuition reunited to lit edy stncu-rts. j
en??s SI35 to Sl~5 ?session Certih d
ils from forty live A-erediud Schools!
r its Freshman Class without examina- |
t xt Ptsiion opins September 20, 1900 j
catalogue a Idress.
. C. WOODWARD,
Preside.nt.
IV TO. I'.HN) ? i ti
ill1,11.11 MUHiXIS
IN REACH OF All.
TE WfLL >KLL HTGII GHADF. DO
niestic vewmg Midlines at <vos?
ea. giviug two y.-an to pay for *h-in j
third as!.; balance iu one and two |
- j --.i :
i. Twe re'iaMe men ? ?' reo m sen
i. one to work on south si.lt- or Saluda j
one on north s-de oi Saluda river. Ap
to.
. 1^. NIIULL,
1710 Main Street,
LvttmAcia., - . S, C.!
itohtr <1 it
irT anted?A lew thousand yood
igleB. Apply at Dispatch Office j
THE SUNSHINES
i M'CQRMiOK REAPER,
i THOMAS HAY RAKE.
~? of Mowers and
tave another car
I We took first
mias Rakes.
? one of our "PREMIUM OLD
wagon. Oo to camp meeting this
ULE CO..
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I
m
THE l.MVEPiSITV
(IF \ORTH CAROLINA.
Ths Head of the State's Educati:nal
System.
Three academic courses leading to De?r
?-s
I roftfM'cnal courses in Law. Medicine
n d 1 lu?riuR<->.
Suturner Sc hool for T.aehers.
f Scholarships and
Leans to Needy.
[iijfinn ?fij| j Free Tuition to Can^OtJ
j didatcs for Ministry,
I Minister's Sons and
I Teachers.
312 stnlen** hesid-s 161 in Summer^
School. < r ,-ers in the faculty.
For ca'I'ngrus an i in'orniation address.
F. P. VhNABLE, Pre ident,
Chapel HiU, N. C.
ANDREW CRAWFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, - - 8. C.
1 PRACTICES IN THE STATE AND
. Federal Courts, and offers his profesboual
serviced to the citizens of Lexington
County.
October 18?ly.
Albert M. Boozer,
ittornej at Law,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
Especial attention given to business en*
rusted to him by his fellow citizens ol
*jxiiigton conoty.
Office: 16U9 iiain Street, over T. B.
Vugbtry & Co.
February 28 -tf.
0. M. EFIHD. F. E. Drxheb.
EFIRD & DREHER,
Utornevs at Law,
LEXINGTON, C. H.f S. C.
YT7TLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
VV Conrts. Business solicited. One
number oi the firm will always be at office, .
Lexington, S. 0.
June 17- 6m.
tnwAsn 1 ASRiii
hl#i?nHw am a n?
Attorney at Law,
LEESVILLE, S. C.
Practices in all the Courts.
Business solicited.
Sept. 30- Cm
llii Hi IK.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
CHECK.
W. I3. KOOF, Cawhier.
DIRECTORS:
lien Jones, W. P. Roof, C. M. Eflrd,
R Hilton James E. Hendrix.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits ol $1 and upwards r? ceived and
nteresi at 5 per cent, per annum allowed,
?yable April and October.
September 21?tf
in in en.
COLUMBIA, S.C.
STATE, CITY AXD CIOTY DEPOSITORY.
Paid up Capital ... f200,000
Surplus Profits . - 60,000
Savings I>cpartment?
Deposits of $5 00 and upwards received,
nterost allowed at the rate of 4 per cent,
er annum. W. A. CLARK, President.
Wilie J ones, Cashier.
L-ecember 1?ly.
dr7T jT^etheredge,
SUKGKOiX DENTIST,
LEESVILLE, S. C.
Office next door below post office.
Always on bend.
February 12.
ifilfiMT
UililVb WW I v II -V
TXTE WILLFClNiSF A FIRST CLASS
V? baibtcn-, with relre^h'tientH, at
L) E. C rail's M 1! Place, near Gaston and
Swmisei on Saturday, ihe toll day cf
Septtmher Ev< r. thin? u'ill be provided
for a yood dinner and a p essant day. C< niu
Sates and O'er\b0uv iuvited.
SJ11TH A CRAFT.
July IS IOjO.
Trespassing Forbidden.
tT'E HF? EBY FORBID ANY AND
\\ ail persons to trespass n; on o r
lands, whi h icj.-.itj ?nth other, by hnuiti^.
tisirii'jj r in a >y ru inner whatever.
I'tia law wib be eiitor.-ed against all per-o
is violating thi- notice.
MRS L. II FORT TAMES. C. FORT.
H. G SCC.FFILL.
4wl")
" im'tesa'cowis. s. c.
Sensra! Banking Business Ifaesaciei),
savings depart went.
fnt? r s' allow, d of four percent, per
HiiuUiC pa.able April l^tand October .at,
W H HMMEHMAN. President.
TORN TAYI/'K. (Vhier.
Maj 9 t'JA)- 6.u52
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