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WHY COUGH Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures Cough or Cold at once. Conquers Croup, "Whooping-Cough and Measle-Cough without fail. All mothers praise it. Doctors prescribe it for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia and Consumption. Quick, sure results. Price, 25 cents. Refuse the dealer's substitute. * DcBnlls COUCH SYRUP /.iways cures when others fail. ~ ? ia^ Dr. Buil s Pills cureconsupauun. 3u y.~The Lexington Dispatch WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1900 Not ices will be inserted in the Local department at the uniform price of 5 cents per line. to one a7id all.^i lades to New Advertisements. Ciothing?Leapbart & Drafis. Bargains?Wqi. F Furtick. C?ugb Sjiup?Dr. Bull. The Coubtv Fair. Harness?F. M. Mhon. D/j Goods?Wm. Piatt. Groceries?Lorick & Lowrance. Citation?Geo. S Drafts. For Sale?T C. Hayes. Trespassing Forbidden?Job and L. A Shumpert. DIVIDE SEBVTCES. lexington* circuit m. e. church south. Rev. J. N. Wright, Pastor. 1st Sunday, Red B ink 11 am. Shiioh-Upm. 2d Sunday, Horeb llara. Lexington 4jpm J 3d Sunday, Shiloh 11 am. 4th Sunday, Lexington 11 am. Horeb 4pm ( 44 Red Hank 8 30 pm. Lexington: Sunday school service every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. LEXINGTON* BAPTIST CHUBCH. Rev. 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 Lutheran church. Rev. J. G Graichen, Pastor. 1st Sunday 11 a. m., Lexington. 2nd Sunday 11a m., Lexington. 3rd. Sunday 11a m , Lexington. 4th. Sunday 11 a. m , Lexington. Sunday school service every Sunday morning at 9:30. i EPISCOPAL SERVICES. R?.v. Harrold Thomas, Rector. Second Sundays at 11 a. m. I Every Tuesday at 8:30 p m. i Bible class every Tuesday at 5 p. ra Suuday school every Tuesday at 6 p For Sale. t , A high grade second band Bicycle in first class condition. ^ A ' Columbia" Graphophone (uew) j including recorder, reproducer, born and thirty records. Will be sold cheap for cash or on easy terms. j Rice E. Harman, Lexington, S. C. Masonic t A REGULAR COMMUNICATION a * Lexington Lodge, No. 152, t A/\A. F. M.. will be held on Saturday, October 6ob, 1900, at 7 oclock p. m. Members will please ? be prompt in attendance. ( By order of the W. M. j G. M. Harman, Secretary. Masonic Notice. c A regular communication of Po- ^ /^^maria Lodge, No. 151, A. F. M will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak, S. C., Saturday evening, October ? C, 1900, at. 6? o'clock sharp. Take s 1 otice and govern yourselves eccord- t ingly Brethren. John C. Swygert, Master. For Rent, 1 The residence and farm of Mrs. ^ Harriet Seay. This is a very desirable farm and nice new two-story e residence. Apply at once to I. V. Wessinger, f Seay vi lie, S. C. t Cheap Rates by the Southern. e Annual Meeting Mississippi Valley 1 Medical Association, Asheville, N. C, Oct<*?9 11th, 1900. f On account of occasion above r specified, the Southern Railway will i sell round trip tickets from all stations on it^. lines to Asheville, N. C , j and return. Tickets will be sold c October 6th to 9,h inclu-ive, with 8 final limit October 15th, 1900. ^ For further and detailed information call on or write any agent of the Southern Railway or its connections. S H. Hardwick, A. G P. A., Atlanta, Ga. < * ^ ? z* Art/lTf ?5ave IU111 iTiuntjy. One box of Tutt s Pills will save many dollars in doctors' bills They willsurely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. ; No Reckless Assertion < For sick headache, dyspepsia, 1 malaria, constipation and biliousness. a million peoole endorse TUTT'S Liver PILLS Brass Band Instruments For Sale. I will sell privately a set of brass band instruments in first class condition. Will sell them cheap. Apply to David Hall, 2w48pd. Irene, S. C. If the Baby is Cutting Teeth Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth~ * -L.-iJ Tf ing syrup ior uuiiurtxi i Boothes ihe child, softens the gums, j allays all pain, cures wind colic and j is the best remedy for diarrhoea. : Twenty-five cents a bottle. It is the best of all. ? Lemons, Bananas aud Apples, jubt opened at the Bazaar. PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. How is your turnip patch? Court has adjourned sine die. The farmers are now hai vesting their corn crop. The price of cotton continues to 3 descend. Read T. A. McCreery & Cos, ad vertisement on the first page. A large attendance is expected at the County Fair. Mr. C E Leaphart, Jr., has en'e ed the South Carolina College. Masons of Lexington Lodge wi 1 meet next Saturday evening. A talkative dressmaker may make ^uttiDg remarks entirely free from '"*188. A countryman isn't always recognized as a hayseed until he is planted on city soil. Mr. E F. Bradford has gone to \Iorkgomery, Ala., to accept a lucra tive position. Mr. J. Stackhouse,of Marion, S. C . will be the judge of horses and muleiat the County Fair. Mr. John M. Stuart and wife oi r* twUtA Ioa mnf Kdr r\ f flic \JUIU LUUia, ? IOIICU L Li L LUUtULl wi in former last Sunday. Mr. Samuel B George is putting an addition to his pretty cottage or upper Main street. The homestead of Dr. E. S. J. Hayes, deceased, is advertised foi sale in this issue. The farmer sows bis seed in the spring, but bis wife sews her carpet rags in the winter. Mr. U. W. Jefcoat says he has the finest crop of rice on bis old pond dee that he has ever raised. The loDg drought was broker yesterday by a gentle drizzle drczzltwhich has been continuous since. Nature, the great artist, will soon paint the forest in the beautiful and rariegated colors of the rainbow. Mr. Rice B Harman left for Balti nore last Fiiday to matriculate ii ,he Maryland College of Pharmacy. Last Sunday Mr. Willie E Harmai vas elected Supeiintendent of th< Bap'ist Sunday school in this place. Remember you always find fruits, )lain and fine candies of all kinds, ancy cakes and crackers at tin 3aziar. Every Democratic voter should g( -o the polls at the general election ind vote the ticket from Bryan dovin o Coroner. The Board of Registration was it soRfiirm hpra for the cast two days )ver three hundred certificates were ssued. For custards, pies or cake us* lesiccated cocoanut, ready prepared vith milk aDd sugar. You find it a* he Bazaar. Mr. E. J. George has, so far thisjeasor, ground 7,000 bushels of wheat md has over 1,000 bushels now in he mill. During the indisposition of Mr. A J. Fox, Mr. Ed Bane is fillirg iis position in the office of W. P Etoof. Mr. Jumes J. Wolfe, of Sandy Run, i son of Mr. J. Archie Wolfe, has mtered the Chicago University for a ull term. Information has been received here hat Mr. M. S Riley of Batesburg, a lon-in-law of Clerk of Court Spanr, s critically ill with typhoid fever. Rev. J G Graichen has returned rom Conference and will fill his egular appointment at St. Stephen. )ext Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. There will be divine services in he Baptist church here on the Second Sunday evening at 8 o'clock tnd for several evenings during next veek. The premium list shows an in;rease in the number of premiums md a decided increase in the value >f the premiums of the coming State Fair. A nice line of Fall and Winter jats is now being shown by M'ss Kitty Fianigan. Call and see the?e 3ats. Tbey are beautiful and the prices are ex'remely low. Mr. Job Shumpert, of the Clark's Mill settlement, was in town yesterday and says that be will gather the finest pea crop that he has ever made. Read the advertisement of Wm. Piatt, who informs the people of Lexington that he has opened up a fresh stock of dry goods and notions in Columbia and is offering it as cheap as the cheapest. Mr. Joseph Alva Jones, of Wood ford, was in town yesterday. Mr. Jones lived here with his father in 1833 and attended school, Judge Lemuel Boczer being the teacher. Farmers take or send to the Stale Fair, October, 20th to November 2d, - ? * 1 1 iL i the iruits oi your iaoor, mat )ou may not exclaim as many have done every year: "I can beat that." Saltday in October brought quite a number of peop'e to town, although only one piece of property was advertised to be sold. Iu the case of U. X Gunter vs. D U. Addy et. al the Cifclk sold the G?blu laLid to U. X Gunter for $600. tS?-\ GOOD IP HEALTH j; | Dy tne ijuari. i. j| Every bottle you take of Johnston 3 Sarsaparilla means better health, ^ and every bottle contains a full f rtUfiZj quart. It makes better blood?pufer m y/ blood. For thirty years this famous I \ W remedy has been creating and main- j taining good health. J?L Johnston's j |2|| 5arsaparilla \\ Hlns^Si Guilds UP system, tones the f |j grade* nerves, and strengthens the muscles more promptly and effectually than any other remedy known. The pallor of the I cheek disappears, energy takes the place of j languor, and the rich color of health flows to tb* cheeks. Unequalled for all disorders of the 1 stomach and liver, and for all weakening com- ( plaints of men, women and children. i Sold fTfrjwtri*. frit*, SI.00 pfr fall quart boltlf. MICHIGAN DRVG CO., - Detroit, flich J. E. KAUFMANN, Lexington, S. C. We take pleasure in rtcommenJing the wid(-iwake young clothing firm of Leiphart & Drafts. This * firm is composed of two of our most promising youDg men, who are brim ful of energy aDd enterprise. They ( bave a well selected stock of clotbiDg. gents' furnishings, shoes and hats which they are selling below Cjlum- 1 bia prices. Call aDd see them. t When you go to Columbia to purchase your family or plantation 1 supplies, you should call at Wm. Pl*tt & Co , b( fore purchasing or else you will lose money. For these goods they have the reputation of being the cheapest bouse in the city. Some of our subscribers rolled in ^ their cart wheel during court, for 0 which we are thankful. There are t others, however, who gave us the go b bv and we hope to hear the jingle of heir wheel soon. Attention is directed to the ad- I vertisement of the Columbia Harness and Supply Company, in this issue, and when you waDt horse furnishings r>f nnv kind, eive them a call. Mr v J J G Alixson, the manager, will be pleased to see you and will show 30U home- I made harness so cheap that you will ii feel for your pocket book. The little child of Air. N. E George si died last Thursday. The remains were interred in the family burning [1 ground, near Cbapin, on Friday. A beautiful flower has been taken from h this wilderness of woe to be trans la planted in the garden of heaven. Sweet violet, the best known 5 b cents cigar on the market and other C brands of fiue cigars, together with the famous Klondike, which honestly U( eclipses all 2 for nickle cigars on the ?i market, at the Bazaar. Those of our subscribers in arrears 7 will please settle. We need money as to meet our expenses. Ia the future j positively the paper will be sent only to those who fay up promptly Pro duce and cotton are now selling at i fair prices and there cannot be any excuse for not paying. tl R?ad the advertisement of Wm. j ^ F. Furtick in this issue, wherein he 1 makes some astonishing offers that ; ^ will doubtless draw crowds of anx- i ious buyers to his great bargaiu houses. The prices he names are certaioly great values which will probably never again be cffV.-el to b' . . -I t' the purchasing puonc, so advantage > should be taken of them now. Call and examine this stock. ~ T The free public schools of the 1 coun'y will open on October 15th, or as fcoou after as practicable. This is JJ> by order of the County Board of El- \ ucation. All Trusties should arrange ,e matters at once for a successful ses si on. is! ('r Gen. M. C. Butler has accepted e the invitation to be present at the reunion of the Confederate Veterans 0> i j of Lexington county du.-ing the lf County Fair. Gen. C. I. Walker has li also consented to be present. Gt-n ! 0f T* ? -f iL Al Li. uonnum. vjommanuam ci me j Suuth Carolina Division of the Sons \i of Veterans has written his regrr s as to his probable inability to be j present. j ,, | I Many of our subscribers, both in j ^ this county and Kichland will be m j ) 1 pleased to learn that that well j'c known and old reliuble firm of to l)i Lorick k Lowrance, with whom they j a hive been doing business since 1SG5. 1,1 have again re-opened their retail grocery department, where everything good to eat will be in stock at j prices to suit the size of every per- j son's pocket b)ok. I r Col. M. D Harrnan, the Secretary j of the Lexington County Fair A=so- i ut ciation, is so bewildered with appli- .r, cations for piivileges from the long ! h haired girl, the Caucasian beauty, i the human snakes, Buffalo Bill down : 1' to the Turkish dancers, that it is j amazing to know Lov he is to attend i all the shows, witness the lady tight j rope walker, view the parade of the ^ Old Veterans and sell tickets' to the j j, nil of floo OQmp timp Bllt tie 'it ian an ai tuv u'aimw w. ? ? Old 20th will be equal to the emer 1 gency, we imagine he will have his ! ' weather eye cast on the females in 1 j, abbreviated costumes, his right on ! the old soldiers, his left hand on the tickets, while he will cling to the j * quarter with his light hand. . | i For Sale Cheap. r A pair of young well broken t mules. Apply to J. W. Mayer, | Slighs, S C. i Two Colored Citizens Pass Away. During Ibo pist wrck two of thriKl tlai kit k have sLi ill d i ft' this nortal coil ami have crossed the ;reat dividing lino. -? i i . n*i i 1 Silas \\ isc died Jast inursuay uuu vas buried in the X w Bethel ceme ,ery in this place on F.iday. He vms industrious, and had accutnulaL d nougb to buy a home and surround limself and family with many of he comfort 8 of life. He was a servant >f Oid Uucle Jonathan Hurmau. lie was buried with Odd Fellow lonors by Dickerson Lodge I O. O f. X) -1SS3, of which he wa? a nember. Oid Uncle FiaLk Holmes, tLe 'aittful old servant of thelate Judge Bjcz-t, died one day la; t week after eacbing a ripe old age. In Lis d>y md generation he was a bard w.rkng, trustworthy and faithful man. Meoiing of Dixie Lodge No. 52. J. J. Rose, Grand Master of the ^ t />/-?#>/. tr\f J L null luur^cuutut viuv? vt ddd Fellows, of Soulh Carolina, risited Dixie Lodge No 52 Saturday evening, while on his round of visitation to subordinate lodges in the in;erest of the order. H:s lecture bebre the lodge was instructive and LterestiDg and his explanation of he exemplary work of the lodge was )--neficial to those present and was i grand treat indeed. He showed hat the Order was steadily growing lot only in this State, bu: n the whole world and the benefi :ent wcrk of the order is j ist begin ng to be understood and appreciated >y many. Brother Itjse is a master uechanic of Charleston and is a ;enial and ples.sant gentleman and he brethren here were glad to meet iim. - Dots from Rocky Well. ?o the Editor of the Dispatch: A nice rain fell last Sui d*y night. It will soon be time for po:k. The health of our community is ery good. Palling pcavines is in full blast, 'be farmers are about clone gather ]g their crop. Mr. C. H. Livingston is building a lore house at his home. Mr. James Smith speaks of mov)g his flour mill in our midst. The patrons of Centerville school ave built their school house much ,rger. Mr. Haskell Shull left for Spartanurg last week to attend Woffurd ullege. ? ? i /? There were several people irora ear here attended the funeral serces of Mr Jacob Taylor's son. The patrons of School District No. has elected Miss Gertrude Geiger 3 teacher for the winter term. Best wi&bes to the Dispatch. C. E L. Election Commissioners. Gov. McSweeney has appointed le following gentlemen to manage ie State and Federal elections: Slate?J. H. Countp, H. W. Jeckley and G Franklin Keisler. Federal?S D. B. Lever, John G. inker and N. B Wannamaker. Married, On Sunday, Septfmber 30, 1900, : y the Rev J inns E Stec e AJr. if-per Gillian and Miss Leila Snealy, 3th of Lexington county. HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. > Geo. S Drafts, Esq , Probate Judg*. TT HERE AS. JAMES W. WIN'GARD r V made suit to me. to grant h m Le'rs of Administration of the Estate of id effects of Elij .h Wingard; These, are therefore, to?ite and admoRh all aud singular the kindred and editors of the said El j ih Wingard, deas:d, that they be and appear before me. the Court of Probate, to bj held at xiugton C. H , S C., on the 18th clay of ctober next, af-er publication thereof, at o'clock in the forenoon, to >li >w eaasn, any they have, why the sa'd Acimiuistraon should not be granted. Given under uiy hand, this the 3rd day October, Anno Dom ni. 1!D0. GEORGE S. DRAFTS. J. P. L 0. Published on the 3 d day of October, ) 0, in the Lexington Dispatch. tlu-iS For Sale. --iit- itPTDi! TMJ TC < J HAYES I 'ill.. iiLi:vo wi L oftl-5 at private sale the nul estate ot te said L?r. E S. J. Ha\es, deceased, const'ue ot the Old Homestead, containing 17 aoris, about seven miles irnrj Lexingin, ab >ut one third timbered !a id and the dance is under cultivation and is suita!e for cotton, corn, peas and tfriiu. Well ater^d, auJ a duelling and necessary oa uildings on the place For terms, it; , apply to T. C. HA-YES, Augusta, Gi. October 3 2iu<?. Trespassing Forbidden. . .. ni. T VT I 1"M\ESrAS.SlN'J HI liL'A iirsu, uu ^ . any manner whatever, is positively irhiddon on our inn 1 , bounded by Paul Ciark, George 0 Curk. Elmore Taylor, ohu Cooglcr. W. F. Packman. D vid ueas, Eiius K; zor and Henry Kob^rts bick adjoins each otber. Parties disreivding this notice will be rigorously rosccu.'ed. .1015 STEM I'EKT, L A ,1. MiLJMPERT. 4wo0. For Sale. \NE LOT IN GASTON, ON F. C. AND P. K. K , with a large two story buildup containing twelve rooms, conveniently rranged and well -eutiiated, w,th cook ud dining rooms attached Two liooms ure arranged (or druers and flice One well htti d up lor merchandising > irns and stables and small gard< n on same ots with two wells ot good water. Everything arranged lor physician. ? c.-,.,,,. umrthv nhvsictau. J Ut tt iVi .,v ? ~ t Four} 1 mtatior s well suited lor the culu- j s:ioa oi Cum. p.as, rice, cotton, melons, | cheat, ca s potatoes. etc. Three tine tirst class horses and one utile ul?o tor sale. Tnis is a line li'-'d lor a pbjsician which leeds uo working up. For lurther particulars cal! on or adir^ss. J. G WILLIAMS M D Gaston, 3. C. September 12, tf. Lexington County Alliance Meeting. The n<xt repu'ar meeting of Lexi-igloia County Alliance Xo 721, will be held with Pine R dpe A'lianee on the second Frid'iv in October, being the 12lh day. The sulj^ct for discussion was continued from last meeting with the same speakers. Subject?tiow io retain tne young men of the country on tbo farms. Speakers, G A. Derrick, Dr. J. L Sbuler. A full att( li'lance is desired. E L Wingard, Dies. Jas 13 A Ely, Sec. 'TAX NOTICE, I WILL ATTEND THE FOLLOWING mentioned p!ac-s lor the purpose of reviving taxes f<<r the fi-c.il jtar 10<it), viz: Lexington (' II . from the 15th to the "i7th of October, 'If 0, irelusi-.-o Prooklai d, Monday C'cobt i 21). W. N. Murt.n'a, Tuesday- October 3<\ morning Archie Wolfe's, Tuesday, October 20, afternoon Sandy Run. Wednesday. October 31. S?aos a. Thursday, November 1. J. J. Mack's, Friday, November 2, morning. Cross Roads, Friday, November 2. alterDOOU. Gaston, Saturday, vovember 3. Pclion, Monday, November 5. morning. Risbton, Monday. November 5. afternoon, Carson Abie's, Tuesday, November G, morning. Westmoreland's, Tuesday, November G, afternoon. Batesburg Wednesday, November 7. Leesville. Thursday, Novemb r 8 Summit. Fiiday, November 11, mornirg Lewjedale. Friday, November U afternoon Barre's, Saturday, November ll>, inc ruing. Saxe-Gutha Mills, Saturday, November 10 afte noon. Keisler's Store, Monday, November 12, moruiug. Crap's Mill, Monday, November 12, afternoon. Croat's Store, Tutsd:y, November 13. morniner. B'ack's Store, Tuesday, November 13, afternoon. Lexington C. II . Friday and Saturday. November 10 and 17. Joshua Sh ?)> 'a Monday. November 13. Cbnpin. Tuesday. November 20 Cross Roads, Wedmsday. November 21 moaning Peak, Wednesday, November 21, afternoon. Peak, Thursday, November 52 morning Sj ring 11:11. Thursday, November 22. aire rnoon II ltou, Fiidav, November 23, morning. White Ruck, Friday, Novea ber 23, af.ernoon. Irmo, Sa'ur-iftv November 24. Balance of the time at Li-xiugton C. H., until December 31st, 11)00, when the books will c!o:e. TAX LEVY. For State Purpose 5 mills. For Ordinary County 31 mills For Special County 1 mill. For ScLool 3 mil s Tot'' 12 mills Poll Tax SI 00 Broad River Township C . N. and L. It It . for interest on It It. bonds. '.'A mil's; for retiring bonds, 2 mills; paving attorneys' fees. \ mill. Total f r Broad River. IG;] Folk Township -C., N and L It It., lor interest on R. It. bonds, 2 mills; for retiring bonds. 2 mills. Total lor Fork Township IG Saluda Township C , N. and L, It It bonds, lor interest on It. It. bonds, 2A mills; lor retiring It It. 2 mills, paying attorneys' lees, j mill. To til levy lor Saluda IG] J S. DERRICK, Treasurer Lexington County. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. By G.o. S. Drafts. Esquire, Probate Judge, \\THERE AS. H. A. SPANN. C. C C P. YV and G. S. made suit to uie, to grant him Letters of Administration <>f the Estate of and effects of M;?j J. H. K ion, deceased ; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular 'he kindred and creditors ot .he said Maj. J. H Koon. deceased that they be and a| p ar befoie me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington 0. IL. on ;he ;"t.h day ot November next, alter publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hive, why the said administration should not be grauted. Given under my hard, this 2Gtb day of September, Anno Douiit l, 1300. GEORGE S DRAFTS, J. P. L. C. Published on the 2Gth day of September, 1300, in the Lexington Dispatch. 6 w51 The State of South Carolina, ?y.TT??mtr z\n T DVTVT.orprWT I UUUiVJLi ui' By Gee S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge WHEREAS WISLIS ENGLISH mde suit to me to grant hiui Letters o. A Imiuistratiou of the Estate cf and vlPets of G orge English. deceased; These are. therefore, to cite and admonish a'l and singular the kindred and creditors of the said George English, deceased, that thev be and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington C. EL, on the 11th of Oetober. next, after j publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to siiow cause, it any they have, why the said alininistration should not be granted. Given under my bar d, this 2Cth day of Sep ember. Ant o Domini, lb K) G S. DRAFTS. J. P. L. C. [L.S.] ta , ... J .. .l.? Oi; I. ,1..., t'UUilfcl'tJU Uli liit; ?*) Li uuv ui 19tH>. iii the Lexington Dispatch. 2wl7. LEXINGTON MARKET, CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE MERCHANTS Bacon Ilarns. p-t ft 10 a 12 Side?. " " a Shoulder?. " a Lar-'. per ft l" Flour. Dor ewt 2<??aiV) Corr. per bu To a Pea?. " " To Oat?, " " :! "> a fo Fodder, per ewt T."> a so Sweet Potatoor. per bu "o Rice. per lb 1 a ?'< Batter, per ft l"> a 20 Kittf?. per dt: l"? TurKey?. per lb * a io Geese, p<<r pr on a so Chicken?, per head. l" a 2."> Beeswax. l?>t r> a B'inf. i??t l*? s a 10 Pork, " " a 10 Tailor. i?or lh I a j cotton market. L< xinffl"i'.?MiMilliuc l". Columbia.?MMHini: l<>. Charleston.?Middling lo. Augusta.?Middling 10 :m?. CSood Digestion Begets a good appetite. A Good appetite with sound digestion makes eating a pleasure and food a benefit. Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys arouses a vigorous appetite and enables one to eat and digest any kind of food wim comfort. Wholesale by tlie MUUKAY UitLG CO., Columbia. S. C For Sale at i'iiE May lo - ly. miiiki papain?i.vdwmisky DUi IS HN ui-umii M 11IIIWI Habits Cured at my Sanator " " B mm, Jn SO days. Hundred* of reference?. j> years a specialty. Book oa Home Treatment sent FRKE. Address B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D., Atlanta, Ca. July 25 -ly. Often lUcjnies, O cnuine Leaf In Tup I>it<j<jies, Ocnuine Leufhei ('anojnj Top Surreys, (ienuinr C'((n opij Top Su / rcys, (/en u in c Extension Top Surreys, (ienui Wc have struck some rare bargains i eager throngc OUR C0MPETI1 at i he low prices we are offering. V tli finvfiAnif bnauunic February 14.?ly. y PANTS! PANTS We now have on hand the largest, i line of Men's, Hoys' and Children' Maekintoshs, Box Coats, Hte., i Lexington. Our quality is tli the CHEAPEST. \\ve will Lexington or Colun SEE THESE GOODS B Ws hav3 th3 "bsst lino of Shoes Lsathsr Laggings, Hunting C Neckwear, G-lcvos, Collars, and Notions cf e We are out for bi a call, it will cost look at our stock. Leaphart i X-esrirLertc October 3 tf. COLUMBIA HARK MANUFACTURERS A> HARNESS, SADDLES t 1112 and 1114 TAYLOR S' (ltt-ar Ba:ik Co F. M. We have with us Messrs. Ed. Gray and J. D Alliance store of this citv. Tbev would be pla< tomers call or. them and leave tliOr ord< rs. W NESS. REPAIRING DONE WHILE YOU W; Octohi r 3 ? Jy. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It, artificially digests the food aud aids ho Nature ia strengthening and recon- Lit structing the exhausted digestive orgaus. It isthe latestdiscovereddigestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in- Fr< stantly relieves and permanently cures _ Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, l] Sick Headache, Gastralgia Crarapsand || all other results of imperfect digestion. Price 50c. arid |1. Large s ize contains 2'A tl mes small size. Book all aboutdyspepsiaruailedfree Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO., Cb'cago- ( ^ J. E KAUFMANN. fig , , , Or \\ 11? ii writing mention the Dispatch. - , th< Ml coiiesioie MB,!* FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. ^ PItEPAKES FOIl TEACHING w COLLEGE OK BUSINESS. High School. Intermediate and Primary Courses. English, German. French, Greek and Latin Taught. Very Healthiest Location. Board very cheap. 54 to 57 per month. Tuition exeedinglv low. 51 to 52.50 per month. J rj Expenses per year 550 to 57o. Had 125 ! J students last session. th N\xt session begins Monday, September i da 18. 1'. 00. For full particulars, Address I 0 ; O. D. 8EAY, Principal, Lexington, S. C. I September 14 tf. / f) ' / For FREE ~ Cu Scholarship j positions" guaranteed, t Undar S3.000 Cash Deposit. J. Rnt'road Far* Paid. e" - Oil Open all year to Botii Sex- s. Very rter.p rv<"'&ra. -w Georgia-Alabama Business College, ah Maoen, Georgia. Liu Mav 1(5?52. Wnen writing mention the Dispatch. 7* Tri/nmings, Viono Bo</r/, Trimmings, Lea titer (htttrL Leatlicr Trimm in gs, Lett tli cr Tri mm i// gs, nc Leather Trimmings, n the past few days and are throw )f buyers. Tliev arc selling like ORSARETHU fill sell goods at ahove prices as 1< en sav vou wish vou had bought. RHEA M - ^ -i _ - 01ULXDQ. ?1SU, =>PANTS!!! i nost stylish and most attractive s Clothing, Pants, Overcoats, ever shown in the town of ic l>est and our prices are not }>e undersold by ibia merchants. EFORE YOU BUY. |. i, Ruhher Shoes,'Army aid 'oats, Shirts, Underwear, Cuffs, Hats, Umbrellas very kind. I isiness. Give us you nothing to b Drafts, l' n, S. C. MPPIM, ;i) JOPIiER ? OF AND SUPPLIES. I, COLUMBIA, S. C., Iambi*.) | ' iT, Manager. 1 MiHs, both of whon are form :rly of lite \ to bave their friends and former cits j E DEAD 02LY IN* BOM EM \DE II \R LIT, CHEAP AND SECURE. | ! ACITIAMC Guaranteed Under Rea1 lvfl^lO sonable Conditions. j )ur facilities for securing positions and the ificiency of our graduates are ten times more ongly endorsed by bankers and merchants in those of other colleges. Send for catalogue. DRAUGHON'S *J7/7 k PRACTICAL BUSINESS Nashville, Tenn., St. Louis, Mo., vannah.Ga., /t* Galveston, Tex., 1 ntgomery, Ala.. Ft. Worth, Tex., tie Rock, Ark., Shreveport, La., eap board. Car fare paid. No vacation, ter any time. Ilest patronized in the South, jokkeeping, Shorthand, Etc., taught by mail, ite for price list lb.me Study. Scholarship :c by doing a little writing at your home. B liUlilli MAilffll IN REACH OF All. TTE WILL SELL HIGH GRADE 00- jl f\ rnestic Sewing Machines at eiose j ores, giving two yeas to pay for tlnm j le-third cash; balance in one ami two ars. Twe reliablo men wanted to sell em, one to woik on south siile of Salnda <1 one on north side of Saluda river. Ap y to. 1 . I j . K II IJ 1. . J 7lo Main Street, 'clu.m'cia, - . S, C. October il tf. Teachers' Examination. ( ftiec of COUNTY SUPT. OF EDUCATION I, L- xington, S. C . Sept. 17, 1 OtH). j | THE NEXT II EG IT I AK EXAMINATION ! . for teachers' certificates will be held i i I' e court house iu Lexington, on the J2 h ? y of October. HMK). 11 This examination will open promptly at i m , and close at 1 p. m. Verv respectfully. J. E. R. KYZCR, Co Supt. E.lucation, Lexington Co. 4w41 Land For Sale. I, WILL SELL MY PL\CE CONSIST-1 l in^ ot 31 a?-res, with dwelling and k tch- ] : . .situated hall in th* town iucoipora ion. ( fC'CS 01>(M1 land. We'll Watered > uit-11 le for sma 1 farm and truck purples,.! .viug good bottoms and Hits, flPP'i 10 W. A. HARillW. H4?tf Lesirgtia, S, C. W'orih. Our J*rice, 50.00 it Tup, GO 00 42.50. 100.00 S5.00. 110.00 90.00. 1-10.00 iiiK the goods oil the market to the "hot cakes."' INDERSTRUCK 311^ as they last. Don't wait and ULE CO., POSITIVE NOTICE. 4 I.L PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME for medical service, or in any way, positively mtiht make payment on or belore the i5lh of O.-toher next. C E. EiEAPflART, M. D. September I >. U)oO. ANDREW CRAWFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW, COLUMBIA, ?... 8. C. 1 PRACTICES IN THE 8TATE AND Federal Courts, and offers his profea9ionai services to the citizens ol Lexington County. October 18- 3 y. Albert M. Boozer, Attorney at Law, COLUMBIA, ?. C. Especial attention given to business entrusted to him by his fellow citizens ol Lexington county. Office: lCb'J Main Street, ovtr T. B. Aughtry & Co. February 28 --tf. CJ. M. EFIUD. F. E. Dreheb. EFIRO &DREHER, Ittorncys at Law, LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C. TTyILL l'EACTICE IN ALL THE VV Courts. Business solicited. One number ol the firm will always be at office, Lexington, S. 0. June 17- 6m. EDWARD L. ASBILL Attorney at Law, LEESVILLE, S. 0. Practices in all the Courts. Business solicited. Sept. 30-6m .EH! SH 61. - ; DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK. W. P. BOOIT, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Uleu Jones, W. P. Roof, C. M. Efird, R Iliiton James E. Hendrix. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Deposits of SI and upwards received and merest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed, .ayable April and October. September 21?tf I'll III IK, COLUMBIA, S.C. ITATE, CITY AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY Paid up Capital ... $200,000 surplus Profits . - 60.000 Savings Department. Deposits of $5 00 and apwards received. Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent. ier annum. W. A. CLARK, President. Wilie Jones, Cashier. December 4?ly. DR. E. J. ETIIEHEDGE, SUKGEON DENTIST, LEESVILLE, S. C. Office next door below post office. Always onlmnd. February 12. J A MLS F- IZI.AT. T. C. STL'BKTE, Orantfburtr. S. C. Lexington, S. C. I/Iar Sz Stui'lvie, ATTORMEYS AX LAW Loxingftou, S. C. J)RACT!CES IN ALL COURTS OF this Slate and of the United States. February 21, l'.MX) -tt. SIIJIlDlSfl. 1214 MM. COLUMBIA. S. C. Genera! Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. In * r?.st allowed at'rate of four percent, per annum. pat aoie April i>iauu uciooer isu W II. TIMMERM \N. President. JOHN TAYLOR. Collier. May 'J, i'JoU >iij.T2 Final Discharge. VOriCE IS HEItEHY GIVEN TO ALL jA person-; interest* d that I will apply o the lion. George S. Dr.-.tts, Judge of Proba'e :n and fur the County of Lexingt >n. Stat- ot South Carolina, on the 19th day of Detcber 1900. for a final discharge as Exjcutiix of the Estate ot Thomas J. Kerna?han, deceased MRS. K ATE M KERNIGH AN, Executrix. c* ? um mm ~\r* 1Q OCplClUUCX i?7, A^V. Final Discharge. -yOTICE IS HFliEBYGIVEN TO ALL persoi s inter-sted that I will apply to ilie Hon. (x?orgj.S. Drafts, Judge of ProL.nte. in and fori lie county of Lexington, State of Sotiih C iroliua, on the 20th day of ). tn!ier. l'.Mi. at 11 o'clock in thefortuoon, for a li't.i! di. cha; .e as Executor ot tl e Estate of Mrs. Jane C Hendrix, d^ceastd. SOO'JL'T HE.NDKIX, Executor, Sept. 13, lyOC?Swi^d.