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Tlie Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 25tb; rebuilt July
19. 1894.
G. M. HARM AN. Ediior aud Publisher.
LEXINGTON. S. C.,
WE ONES O AY. OCTOBER 17. 1900.
The "Brother in Black" controls the j
Republican party in this aiaie, except
when it comes to a division if
the spoils, when their white brother
is very much in evidence. Then it
is the old, old story over 8gaii:
Naught's a naught and nine's a nine.
All the corn and cotton is mine.
The United States Supreme Court
h s again upheld the constitutionality
of the South Carolina registration
law, in the case of Daniel Gray
Wiley,plainti?f in error, vs. Sinkler
and others. The Court held that
Wiley's right to vote for members of
Congress was undoubted, but that
the plaintiff, having failed to register,
that defect was fatal.
Arrangements Completed.
The preparation for the fortbcom
irg Fourth Annual Fair of the Lexington
County Fair Association ate
about completed and they have
been ample in every detail. A B ass
Band of about twenty pieces has
been secured, composed or some good
musicians.
Old Confederate?, who were members
of cavalry companies who desire
to do so can ride horseback in
the veteran's parade and will be in
command of Cjpt P. II. CaugbmaD.
A full programme will be arranged
for each day which will interest and
entertain the visitors. O.fcer attractions
have been provided and the
management will spare no labor to
mtke this fair the be6t ever held.
It is expected that a large crowd
will be in attendance each of the
three days and the exhibits will be
more Dumeious and the quality
" ? 4 ~ ^ * c K r\ n* r? A a O
superior iu auj jci ouu?u. ^J ?
matter of course the veterans will be
out in full force and about fifty beautiful
and fair daughters of Lf xington
county will act as an escort to the
men who made the history of the
fc'outh glorious with ULparalltled patriotism
and bravery.
Blood.
We live by our blood, and oii
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being refreshed,
bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con l*
i n _ r 1.1 i
unuai now 01 ricn uiouu.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved : our blood
is poor; there is little nutriment
in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whole bodv sroins: ae:ain?man
o t o o
woman and child.
If yon have not tried it, send for free sample,
its agreeable taste will .-urprise you.
SCOTT & BOWXE, Chemists
409-415 Pearl Street. New York.
50c. and $1.oc; all druggistsComing
Fair Week.
Ogaritaand Hatfield, ttu Dramatic
and Comedy Company, will play io
the court house on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of Fair week.
They are high class artists ill new
dramatic and comedy successes givinor
a rnntinunns performance. Iu
- IT
troducing the latest songs, musical
specialties, etc.
Messrs. J. TV. Shea and S. J. Loaphait
have engaged these people for
the entertainment of the visitors and
home people during the Fair and
promise the public a most refioed
entertainment.
CURES BLOOD POISON.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Old Sores, Bone
Pains-Trial Treatment Free.
First, second or third stages posi
tively cured by taking B B B
(Bjtanic Blood Balm ) Blood Bdin
kills or destroys the S\philitic Pui
son in the Blood and expels it from
the sjstern, making a perfect cure.
Have jou sore throat, pimples, copper
colored spots, old festering eatiDg
sores, ulcers, swellings, scrofula,
itching skin, aches and paios in
boDes or j >ints, soie mouth, or falling
bait? Then Botanic Blood Balm
will heal every sore, str p the aches
and make the blood pure and rich
and give the rich glow of health to
the skin Over 3000 testimonials of
cures. B. B. B. thoroughly tested
for 30 }cars I). ug stores $1-. Trial
treatment of B. B B fiee by w. it eg
B'cod Balm C), Atlanta, Ga. De
scribe your trouble and free medical
advice given. Djn't despair of a
T-t K f-nrpci wh.pn all
fails.
The manage is for the F?.d? ra! and
State el c ions are publiehtd in this
issue. They will be paid for their
sen ices one dollar per day and wheage
fyiivrMMii n.
If You Have Sore Tfi?oat
P&iii K.ller will cure it. If you
have a cough or cold, PaiDKiller
will end it. If you have
cramps or diarrhoea, Pain Killer will
t r __,L i
relievo it. jli you cm uum ui
bruise yourself, Pain-Iuller will stop
i the pain. In short, a bottle of PainKiller
on your shelf will save you
money. Avoid substitutes, there is
but odo Pain Kdler, Perry Davis'.
Price 2oc. and 50c.
Clerk's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
SALUDA COUNTY.
In the Court c! Common Picas.
J. William Mitchell, as Administrator with 1
the Will Annexed, of the Estate of
Airs. ELztberh E Fort, dc-ceascd,
plaintiff,
vs.
Oscar Lee. Mrs Florence L Hiwkins, Mxv. ,
Mary L. Conch. Edgar L-e Mrs. Isabella
liutherford. Mrs. Annie L Barker, claiming
to be children of J. A L. Ice, deceased;
John McMillian and Wii'iru
Brooks, claiming t ) be childran of M s.
Mary Ann McMillian, deceased; Mrs
Caroline Baxter, claiming to ba a chi,d
of Kichard Lee. deceased: Citlcr Lee
and Miss Annie lee, claiming to be children
of Bijiuio Franklin Lee. deceased;
Beijainiu B Lee. claiming to he
a child of Talmas C. Lee. deceased: Andrew
Lee Miss Scotie Ler and Edward
Lee. claiming to he children of William
Lee. deceased, and any and a'l children
of the a oresaidd ceased parties, or chil
dren of any other brothers or sisters of
Mrs. Elizabeth E Fort, deceased; and
M. A L. Mitchell and H S. W. Mitchell,
defendants.
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE JUDGMENT
ot the Court in this case, sigoed by
the Hon. J. C. K'ugh, Judge Presiding.
August 21st. 1910. and certified to me. I
will sell to the highest bidder at public
outcry, before the passenger depot door in
the town of Lefsviile. during the leg d hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday ttho Oth day,)
of November, 19T1:
(a). O :e tract containing five hundred
and thirty acres, more or less, situate iu
Lexington county, knowu as her homestead,
and adjoining lands of Tboma> Fulmer,
William C- Mitchell, deceased, Uriah
Crout aDd H^nry A. Smith.
(b). One other tract, lituate in Lexir.g
ton county, containing two hundred and
three seres more or less, J^iug near the
tiwu of Leesvide, and adj >iuing 'auds of
Jobu W Cully. de< eased. D. D. Mitchell
and the town of Leesvilie.
(c). Crne other tract, likewise situated
in the county ot Lexington, containing one
hucdred aud eighty acres more or leas, adjoining
lands ot J. A. Mitchell. Johu W.
Cully, deceased, and the John W. Lee
tract ot laud
The tract d -sigoafed ;a) was the Home
Place, and upon which is the residence of
the said Mrs. E. E Fort, and has been divided
into three parcels, as follows:
Tract A, of 15<1 acres, adjoining Dr. L.
M Mitchell. J. P. Aole and Tiact C.
Tract jB. ol 32i acres. aoj >iniug D. L. M.
Mitchell, Win BoUnd and Tract 0. and tbtHolly
Ferry road.
Tract C, ol 367J acres, adjoining Tiuc's
A and B, Wui Boiand. Mrs N. It Bartlcy.
J. P. Able. Dr. L. M. Mitchell, and perhaps
othots. Ou this tract is the ?aid residence,
and ibese Lmds are p.bout lour mil-S noilb
of Leesviila. ou said Holiy Ferry road.
'I he tract designed (c) has been divided
into two parcels, one containing 47
acres, and the other, ou which is the timber.
containing 133 acres.
These separate parcels of tract (a)
and tract (o) will be first offered lor
sale, and any bid cr bids therel'or will
he accepted upon the condition that
they shall be binding upon tho bidd- rs,
but the said tracts will then be offer- d as a
whole, and in case the amount bid tbere/cr
as a whole shall exceed the aggregate of the
bids for the parcels, then tho bid for the
whole wilt be accepted aud become binding
upon both parties and the bids for t'uo
separate parcels will be released and cancelled.
The tract designated (b), will be sold in
twelve lots and six pare*Is. all of which lie
wholly or partly iu the town of L-esviMe.
and these sales will be a! solute and conclusive.
TERMS OF SALE Bid* not exceeding
$200 to be c?sb, over this amount and not
exceeding $5t0 hall cash, and balance in
in twelve mouths, with interest from day ol
sale, secured by boLd ol purchaser and a
mortgage of the premises sold. All bids
of $700 and npwards to be one-third ea>b,
and the balance in one and two < qual aunaal
installments, with interest lrom day
ot sale, secured by bond ot the purchaser
and a mortgage of the premises sold, the
said inoitgages to contain among other
things the usual attorney's f?o clauses
Purchaser to pay for pap-rs aud revenue
1'iats of theee lands will be ou exhibition
at my office and on day of sale at Leesville
The lots have already been surveyed and
sated off. II A b'PANN
Special Referee Clerk of the Court.
Attorney* ot record-E. F. Brother,
^h^-ppard Bros , G T Graham aud W. H
Lyies.
October 9th, 190). 4wol.
IN OBEDIENCE TO TBE JUDGMENT
of the Court of C unruou Pleas lor Lex
u.gton county, South C.-rolina, in the c ;se
of The Carolina National Bank, of Coluin
bia. Plaintiff, against John N Long, The
Globe Phosphate Company, Loan and Ex
chaDge Bat k. of South Carolina, and
Wilie Jones. Defendants I willse'l to the
highest bidder, at public outcry, belore
the door of the court house in Lexington
S. C , during the legal hours of sale on the
first Monday in November next:
No 1 All tba'- tract of laud situate in
Lexington county, Sou'li Carolina, con
taiuiu>* 5ty acres, more or less bounded
uortb by road bed of the C C ?fc A. R R
Co.. east by the State Itoid, south by lands
now or fcraitrly of Robert W. and James
Cayce. and west by lands now or loruieriy
of Henry Arthur.
No. 2. All that tract of laud, contain
ing ? acres, more or less, situate in the
county of Lexsngtou and State of S>nth
Carolina, on waters ot Dry creek, a tributary
of Congaree river and bounded on the
uorth by land ot Kmslcr. on the east and
w st by laud ot Andrew Davis, and on the
south by land ot Adam tJeiger: ? the same
being the premises ? ouv- yed to said J dm
N. Long by Mar ha A. and II L Williams
by deed dattd 7th Sep'ember. 1 t>l\ and
recorded in the R if. C. office, in said
county, Rook "J. J ," pa^e 159.
\T?* A!! that tr ir?f nt dftnLin.
it-g 11" J aer?s. more or kss. situate in the
couuty ot Lexington hi d S'ate of South
Carolina, and bo mded by lauds formerly
of James Cayce, now li. W. Cayce, bv lands
of Johu N. Long. by lards formerly ot
Miry Claik. now ot South Bound Railroid
Company, by lands of Mrs. Harriet
Anhur. and by tract Nro. 5, of lands sold
in case of Morgan vs Arthur et al., the
same being the premises conveyed to said
John N. Long by Meta H and T. S.
Arthur, by deed dated 10th December.
ItJfO, end recorded in said offi :e, Book 4J
J.," rage 1 2.
No 1 All that tract of laud containing
1"J acres, more or I si. situate in the
county of Lexington aud State of South
Carolina, and bound-d north by right-ofway
of the C C. & A. K. R Co., ea=t by
lauds of Mary Clark and la d ol South
Bound R. K. Co., south by lauds of John j
N. Long and west by land ot John R !
Shu'er; tue same being the promises con- j
v yed to said John N. Long by Henry D. .
Reynolds by detd dated 7th February, j
is'.M, au I recorded iu said office, in lljok i
"J. J., * page 021.
Terms ot Sale -One-third cash and bal- j
auce ill one aim two years, wiin ih'.hm :
from the day of sale, and secured by bond
of the purchaser and tuor Ripe of the
premises sold with privilege to purchas.r 1
to p*y more than ouo third or all ca-h. it j
desired The sale wil? be made iu tLe lol- i
owing order: First, the premises desig- j
oated as No 1, ami next the three j arcels
designat-d as Nos 2 3 and 1. Pun haser J
to pay for papers and revenue stau ps
H SFANN, Clerk oi Co- rt.
MessrClark & Ma ler. Attorneys for
| PUiutjfi. Mr Halcott P. G?eeu, Attor- !
I ney tor DeJendaut Phosphate Co.
1 Uctobur J, ISM). dwol
IN OBEDIENCE lu THE DECREE OF
the Court o' C mmon Pleas 'or Lex
ington county, Sontb Caro'ii a. in the caae
of Sainu- 1 Lorick, WiliiHiu Lorick,
Jacob Lorick, Nauders lorick, Miry
Etuiiy Willis. Fp-ey Gardner, Louisa
Duncan and An. a Addy. plaintiffs,
against M ittn* G? rtrude Lorick. Cbarltcn
Sumter l.orick, David (J II. Geiger and
Julius E Lorick, defendants, I will sell to
the highest bidder at public outcry, before
he court house door, iu I exirgton. S C .
during the legal Lours ot sale, on the first
Monday in November next:
"AU tn.it plantation, tract an 1 parcol of
land containing forty-three acres, more or
less Minute. lying and being in the county
of Lexington and State aforesaid and
bounded by lauds (if Win. Kinsler, Dr. J.
W. Geig. r, Mrs E. Reid. Andrew Davis
and others and has such shape and marks
as u plat for the same doth more fully
represent.
Also another "Tract containing thirty*
i three and one half setei, more or 1 ss
! situate and being iu th * county and S'ate
J aforesaid and bou (led by lands of Mrs.
! Emily Eenl and A. J. Geiger, an 1 the Old
' State road and Cougaree river and has such
shape and marks as a plat lor the same
do'h more fully represent."
TERMS: ?Dm -halt cash, aud the balance
on a credit of twelve mouths with interest
troui day of sa'e. secured by bond of the
porch s r and a mortgage of the prenrsos
sold. Immediately a'ter the close of the
bidding the purchaser shah deposit with
the Clerk $2 > 0 ) and in default the lauds
wiil be rr-so d at his risk. Purchaser to
paj for p ip ;rs, recording mortgigo and
revi nne.
H. A. SPAN N. C. C. C. P. aud G S.
October 9ih, I'JGO
Messrs. Ffird A L>reher. Attornevs. 3 vol
tjTOBEDIENCE TO THE JUDGMENT
1 of the Court of Common Pleas for Lexington
county, .Sou'h Carolina, in the case
o* G T Graham and P. II. Nelson, j laint.ft'-.
against P.iorebia Jelco.it, deieudant,
I wi.l sell to th < highest bidder at public
ontciy. before the court house door in Lex
ington, S C., during theusuil hours of
sale. ou ibt tirst Monday in riovemosr,
next:
All tli it. piece, parcel or tract of !anl
siinte. hing and being in the county and
State aforesiad: on Poud Ik inch, containing
titty (50) acres, more or less and
bounded 0:1 the north by lands of Tyno
I* fcoat, on tie east by lands of John J
Jefcoat and the soa'h an J wist hy lands
of Dempsy -I) les. The above described j
tract ol land being the tract upon which
thcsadPh rebia Jefco.it ui* resides and
which she pur 'his.d fro n John W. J jtcoat.
TERM > Cash. F fty dollars to be paid
upon tho t id b ing knocked down, or at
the expir&tiou of one hour thereafter the
premises will be reso d at tin risk of the
former purchaser. Purobiser to nay for
papers and revenue stamps.
II. A SPAWN, C. C 0. P. and G S.
Messrs. Graham & Nelson, at'orueys for
plaintiffs
October 9, 1900. 3?ol.
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE
ot the Court ol Common Pieas for
Lexirgton county. South Carolina, iu the
case of L 11. Seay, plaint IT. against Malinda
E Seay, El zabeth Uaw 1, Ellen M Kyz
*r. Josephine ll irrn in and Alma O Geic.
r defend mts 1 will sell to the limbed
bidJ<;r. at pubi c outcry before the court
house door in Lexington, S C . during the
usual hours of sale, ou the first Mondiy in
November nex':
"One lot 01 land with improvements
thereon, situate in the town of Lexington,
in the county of Lexington and fjtate of
South Caro'ina. bounded on the ucrth by
lots of Mrs M. E Meet/, j and, AI-s. SMiie
Ivaiuiner's Estate, on the east by lot of
M 11 Heudrix. on the south by lauds of
Mrs. P. L. Harmau, and on the west by
1); pot Street
'these prem ses will bo soM in thre? separate
parcels, each fronting on Dep <t Street.
The residence will be on Lot No. 2. Flats ]
may be seen at the Clerk's otlice and at tho I
sale.
TEH MS?One-half cash; ba'ance on a
crtdtt of one year, with interest from day J
of sale secured by bond of purchaser and
a mortgage oi tho premises sold, with leave ]
to pay all cash. $2-5 to be paid upon each
bid ?s it is knocked down, or the lots will
be nsold iiumedia'ely at the risk of the
formtr bidder. Purchaser to pay for
papers, revenue and recording mortgage.
H. A SPANN, C C. C. P and G S.
Messrs Efird ?fc Dreher, attorneys.
Ootuber 10 19i 0. 4w51.
noticeofTlection
For Preeidtntial Electors and Represent*
lives in the 57th Congrtss of the
United State1',
STATE OF S UHI CAROuiNA,
C -unlv of Lexington.
VTOTICE IS HER' 'BY GIVEN THAT
XN an e!< ction will be in Id at the several
precincts established by law in Lexinjtou
conuty, ou Tuesday November 6.
1900, ior nine Presidential Electors, aud
for a Representative in the i'iity-Seventh
Congress of the United States, 7ih Congressional
District.
Polls at each lotiug precinct will be
opened at 7 o'clock a, m. and closed at 4
o'clock p in.
The following named persons have been
appointed managers of election, towit:
i cxingtou -T C S;urkie, E L Wingard,
J Frauk Kyzcr.
Leesviile ?F Hampton Ilendrix, M j
Cronch. N E Crossou.
Draft's Store C :arlie Koou, J J Leap I
hart Davis Amick.
Lewiedale?J S Shealy, J F Leaphart,
S E Tay lor.
Gaston C C Goodwin, W N Spins, R J
Fd aw.
Boynton Academy?A B Craft, J B Kirkland.
J L J? ftb? at.
Irmo N S Yonnginer, J L Shuler, H A
Loriek.
Rallentine James W Shealy, S F Boakuigbt,
J J> Cowmen
Ckapm?1> J G Lever, Thomas Stuckman.
Hol.ie Sheal .
Eiird's Store ?A S Prick, J J Ri>k J West
Auiick.
Peak Station 0 L. Mi\or, James II
Hope. James W Eargle
I' W SheaJy's Store J A Griffith, J S
Reeder, J S Milh r.
Hilton -11 8 IJiller, E!:as Aoiiek, J G
Falmer.
Samaria - Paul S Hallman, 11 W Boatlight,
l-\lix B r^e^s. Jr.
Batesbtirg - J A1 Malpass, J M Reynolds
D M Lo Ainiin
Swans* a- L V G-.ntt, W AI -Johnson, D
F. Ill ff UHU.
lied Sto e II M Assmauu, Rev THE
Deriick. J W Wise.
Hnfl'.aarj's Burnt Mill S li Smith, J F
Lvles, W A Ri^b.
Brookland -J D Scan, W W Hawes, J
L< m Berrv.
Spring ll.il O 1' Clark, Paul E Eleazer,
M J> Ehsz r.
Fo'k's Sjbo<.l House J J Chapman. Ju
lius Derrick S It hie z-.-r.
Red Bank J >b?? II Baily, D P Burnett,
Job:t A G '.hio.
Brook - Samuel W Stockman. R Cal
Moore, J F Long.
Lower Fork, at St Andrew's School
House A S Nnuainiker, I' E lliffuan,
George F. Yvir?g iv-r.
The ha lot. box-s i>> the precincts must be
so loctted as to be itt view of persous outside
the po hug placo during the time o!
election.
A space or enclosure s^puate anddisliuct
from lLat used In the M inagers ol the State
Election, nr>st be raiied off or otherwise
provided, at each precinct, uuder llio di
reciiou ?>1 the undersigned.
}> it one voter must be id'owed to enter
any voting p'aee at a tim'\ and no one except
the Managers n ust be allowed to speak
to the v.t r whiie in the voting place casting
lis vote
For further instructions see notice of
Oinniistiouers of State E e:t;on.
(due ot the Mmagers at ?acb precinct
named above tmal call upon the B >ard of
Comuji-siouf rs for the Federal Electiou at
the Gr.m 1 Jura's room in the court house
;it Lexington, on Saturday. November 3rd,
19 ft to riceive ballot boxe*. poll list and
instructions, and to be q lalitied.
X D It. LEVER.
N. Ji. WANNAMAKER.
f'-m n!ssioi?e:s '?f Fe.l. r.il Election.
SAM J LFAl'HART, <Jle?k
3w51.
'i ffi\ ' / For FREE
sriC fe^UiC/l Scholarship
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Under S3.0O0 Cash Deposit.
Ral'road Far* Paid.
Open all yea- to Both Sex**. Vary Cheap Board.
Georgia-Alabama Basinees College,
Macen, OiorgiX
NOTICE OF ELECTION
For State and Coanty Offi -es and for
Amendments to the State Constitution.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Countvof Lexington.
Notice is hereby (fiwn that an election will
be held at the several precincts established
l.v !..? <>. r.Nvimptnii Ci?11 nil" ?r> T?.,c,lUv
No\>*ml>er <i, for the following offices,
tnvit Governor. Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary
of State, Attorney-General. Comptrolli-r
Genera'. AJjutai t nm) Inspector
General, State Treasurer. State Supoiinternment
of E<lueation. one Railroad Commissioner,
one Circuit Solicitor. one Senator.
two I'.ep-esentatives in the General
Assetiib'y. Supervisor, two County Commissioners.
Sheriff, Clerk <?f Court. Coroner,
an?l Countv Superintendent of Education.
Pursuant to the Constitution of South
Carolina, and the terms of Joint R solutions
No. 310and 341. approved February 19.
A.I) 1900, l Acts of Soulh Carolina, p. p .'>70
and 571!. an election will also be held at the
same time and place for amendments to the
Constitution of South Carolina, jus follows:
Amend Section 7, Article VIII. of the Constitution
of South Carolina, as follows Add
at the end thereof the following words.
"Provided, That the limitation imposed by
this Section and by Sction 5. A tide IV. of
this Constitution shall not applv to 1> nded
indebtedness inour-ed by the cities of Columbia.
R >ck Hill. Charleston and Florence,
where the proceeds of sa'd bonds are applied
solely for the purchase, establishment,
maintenance or increase of water works
plant, sewage system, gas and electric
light plants, where the entire revenue arising
from the opera'iou of such plants or
systems shall be devoted sole:y ami exclusively
to the maintenance and opeiation of
the same, and where the question of incurring
such indebtedness is submitted to the
freeholders and qualified voters r>f such
municipality, as provided in the Constitution,
upon the question of other bonded
i d.-btedness."
Amend the Constitution of South Carolina
by a Id n,' thereto the following to be known
as 'A-'i* e I of Amendments to the Constitution"
"l'he General Assembly shall provide
by law for the < ondemnation, through
proper official channels, of ail lands necessary
for the proper drainage of *he swamp
and low lands of this State; an 1 shall also
provide for the equPanle assessment of all
lands so drained, for the purpose of paying
I the expenses of such comdemnation anu
| drainage "
The said Amendments shall bo submitted
in such manner that the electors qtia'itt d to
vote lor Members of the House of ltepre
somatives snuii vote ior or against each 01
fu 'h amendments separately.
Atueudments sh-tild be on separate
tickets. Ballo'a in favor of the adoption of
an amendment should contain the amendment
voted upon iu full, followed by the
word "Yoo": ballots opposed to the adoption
of an amendment should eo* tain iheamcndment
voted upon, followed by the word
"No."
Polls at each voting place will be opened
at 7 o'clock u. m . and closed ?.t 4 o'clock p.
m. The following named persons have
been appointed managers of election for
State and Count v offices and amendments to
Siate Constitution, towit:
Lexington?P. D. George. Thos- L. Hnrnisn,
James P. Dooley.
Leesvilie?F. A Warren. W. A. Jolly. D. L.
Gunter.
T. J- Drafts' Store?It J. Price. Jesse
Drafts, f- D. L*n?f<>ril.
Lewiedale-D. T. Hare, A. B Taylor. S. W.
Price.
Gaston?Lee Fallaw. W. A. Sightler. J. H. I
Spires.
Boyutou Academy?W. (J Jackson, Davnl
Yonee, C-. J. King.
Iruio?it. L. Shuler. H. R. Dreher. John
Lietner.
Balleniine?Johnnie Wessinger. S. FShealy,
J F. Lnvtnan.
Chapin?D. J. Haltiwanger. A. W. Cuma
lander, A. Noah Sease.
Eflrd's Store-J. M. Epting. G. Willie Koon,
W D. HufMetz'er.
Peak Station?T. W. Atnick. W. M. Wilson,
Rudolph Stoudcmire. ? ,
p. W. Shealy's Store?J. A. Shcaly, B. D.
Cark, J. Thomas Smith.
Hilton?Bei jauiiu J. Derrick. John J. Haltiwai
gor, Silas McCattha. _
Samari t? W. E Quattlebaum. Thomas B.
Btrre, H G. Able.
Batesburg A. C. Joues, H. W. Haltiwanger,
E. C. hldgell.
Swansea -J. E. Ganlt. L. P. Smith, C. J.
Iineker.
Bed Store?E. J. Boo*. J. C. Mullet, J. E.
Sailor.
Huffman's Burnt Mill?John E Gnntt, E
H. Lewis, David McCartlia.
Brooklaud?Zimmerman Kirby, W. D.
Dent. Calvin Hook.
Spring Hill?Dr. J. W. Earglo. John E. Fuliiier.
George Sites.
F<dk's School House?George 0 Haltiwanger,
N, M. Derrick, Lawson Lover.
Bed Bank?Geoige T. Taylor, J. A Gautt,
J. M. Justice.
Brook?Paul Hite, L. S. Derrick. E. F.
Cii ugh man
Lower Fork, at St. Andrew's School Honse
?Joseph S, Huffman, George F. Litzsey,
Bobert T. Hook. I
On day of Election the Managers must organize
bv the election of a Chairman and a
Clerk. The Constitutional oa-h must be taken
by each manager before he can act, and
also by the Clerk. The Chairman elected is
empowered to administer oaths.
The Managers have the power to fill a va- I
cancy, and it none of the Managers attend, |
the citizens can appoint from among the
Qualified voters, the Malingers, who, after
being sworn, can conduct the election.
At the close of the election, the Managers
and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the
ballot boxes and count the ballots therein,
and continue without adjournment until the
same is completed, and make a statement of
the result for each efhee and sien the same.
Within three days thereafter, the Chairman
of the Board, or some one designated by the
Board, must de'iver to the Commissioners
of t lo< tiou the poll lists the boxes < outaining
the ballots and written statements of the
lesnlt of tiro election.
The first of the above named Managers at
each proci act must call upon the Board of
Comfnissioners at Grand Jury room in the
court house on Saturday, November 3d, 1900,
to receive ballot boxes, p >11 lltts and instructions,
and to be Qualified.
J H. COUNTS.
G F. KEISLEK,
W. N. KLECKLEY.
Commissioners of State Election.
SAM J. LEAPHABT. Clerk.
October 17,1900?8\v51.
Sheriff's Sale,
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE OF
the Court of CommoD PI as in the ca*e
ot Nor i T. Huffman against J. A. Richardson,
I will sell at public ancticn, to the
highest bidder, before the cci.rt house
door at Lexiugton, S. C.. during the usual
houis of sale on the first Monday in November
next:
"A'l that piece, parcel or tract of 'and,
situate, lying and being in Lexington
county, State of South Carokna near
Spring Hill, containing one hundred and
forty acres, more or less, and bouuded bv
lands now or formerly owned by Elizibeth
Whites, Elizabeth Jacobs, Dr JatneR Willingham
and estate of Jesse Ju'ie.n."
TERMS OF HALE: - One thircl cash, the
balance in two equal, successive, annu. 1
instalments, with interest fiorn day ot sale,
secured by bond of the pu chaser and
mortgage of the pr<mi.-es sold, with leave
to porohaser to pay all cash. The purchaser
to be r? uuired to comply with the
terms within thirty minutes, and iude'ault
thereof, the premises to be r<sold at the
risk of the former purchaser. Purchaser
to par for papers and revenue stamps
T H CAUGHMAN. [Lb]? L. C
October 15, 1900. 3w5l
STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CtUNTY OF LEXING CM.
Pauline C. Ly brand and Brooks Lybrand,
plaintiffs,
vs.
J Weir Addy, Executor, defrndnnt. And
Miry Z. B unemor, by her Guardian Ad
Litem, Jacob A. B aeerner, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. Weir Addy. Executor, defendant.
T TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF EXECUL;
tions issued in above stated cases and
with nie duly lodged, I have levied upon
and will sell at public outcry b> fore the
conr- house door in Lexington, S. C , during
the legal hours of sale, to the hightst
bidd? r. on the first Monday in November,
next;
All that piece, parcel or tract o( land situate
in the county of Lexington and State
of South Carolina, contaii iug fifty eight
acren, more or less, and bonndtd by lands
of Edward J. Mathias, David J. Mathias.
B. C LybrmL J. Weir Ad ly, Jacob Ro f
and John A. Oomtr, the seme biing the
Estate lands of Emanuel I. L\brand, dec
fcflsiid
TEEMd OF SALE?Cash, Pnrohaser
to piy for papers and revenue stamps
T. H. CACGHMAN. S L C.
October 1G 1!H)0 3w5l.
Mill Higgle nine,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
PREPARES FOR TEACHING
COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.
High School, Intermediate and Primary
Courses.
English, German. French, Greek and Latin
Taught.
Very Healthiest Location. Board
very cheap. $4 to $7 per month Tuition
exeediuglv low. $1 to $2.50 per month.
Expenses per year $50 to $75. Had 125
students last session
Next session begins Monday, September
18. 1WK) For full particulars,
Address
O. D. SEAY, Principal,
Lexington, 8. G.
September 14 tf.
TO T1
WHO NEEJ
I will say that we have outdone 01
the greate?
Men's, Boy's and
OVEltCOATS,
HATS,
UNDEFWE.
:NECK\
AM)
Our Fall and Winter Suits are far
style and tit, which makes them
it a pleasure to treat people s<]
factory way of <
MEN'S SUITS, $7 50, $8 5
BOY'S SUITS, 2 90, 3 6
CHILDREN'S 6UITS,
Everybody in Lexington knows 1
pleasing t!
M. L. 1
1523 MAIN ST. C
October 17? 1 ru >.
ESTABLIS
| Fine C:
| _AT REASONS
% A # _ * _ i . _
;; we xaKe
to our i
custom*
our
Retail Grocer]
'
5
j
1
i
i
!
Please visit our Establislimen
stoc
Seasonal)
! whether you wish to purchas*
vour visit and trust to
LORIGK & 1
WHOLESALE AND
COLUMBIA,
JttA. i.? lv.
THE G
WILL I1E
LEXING1
COMMEN
Tuesday,
and continnin
' Every factor that goes toward mal
and presupposes the most ati
Kv thp Association. The fi
~ ~ ~ c
| and well supplied with c
fort and pleasure of bo
visitors. Don't mis:
ger than ever. M
More exhibits t<
comfort for vi
objects of
More xioveltii
More pleasure f
before. Low exci
C., C. and A. R. R. :
Augusta and intermedi
purb brass band of the S
will furnish the music whi
pleasure and comfort of the v
attractions each day. Japanese
beautiful young ladies will ride ea
Blue Kibt
A magnificent Display of Fine IIo
Well bred prize cattle, Finest brc
Household Articles, Farm Pi
Among the many new special fe
the following additional premiums
$2.00, 2d premium $1.00. Boy d
$2.00, 2d premium, $1.00.
The Old Soldiers Ri
At which time (lens. M. O. Butler,
will make stiring addres
J. II. COUNTS, President, Irmo, S
M. I). HAH?
\V. P. ROOF, Treasurer, Lexingtoi
C. M. EFIRU
IGSE
) CLOTINi
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ir previous euun> m shuh
*t stock of
ATi,
YEAR,
OTHER FURSTISIIINC
above the average as to qua)
thoroughly reliable. We fin
|uarely?it is the only satisloing
business.
>0, $ I 0, $ I 2 arid $ I 5
50, 4 00 5 00 and 6
I 50, 2 50 and 3
the reputation of our goods
lie people.
COLUMBIA. S. C.
II EI) 18G5.
roceries
lBLE prices.^
pleasure in announcing
many friends and former
2rs that we have reopened
i Department.
n '
nd it is now elegantly stocked
with New and Tempting
Goods. This Department is
one of the l>e3t organized
branches of our business, and
goods are offered therein at
prices that will meet with
public favor,
t and inspect our well assorted
k of
le Goods,
3 or not. We will appreciate
merit vour patronage.
jOWRANCE,
RETAIL GROCFRS,
- s. c.
HELD AT
'OK, S. C
cirsc* oiv
? tlivee diij'.s.
;ing a successful fair is in evifle
tractive exhibition ever held
grounds are' finely located
onveniences for the conith
the exhibitors and
s it for it will be big
[ore .sights to see.
o admire. More
si tors. More
interest.
?s to amaze,
or all, than ever
irsioii rates on the
from Columbia and
late points. The su.
C. C. I. of Edgefield
eh will contribute to the
isitors to the Fair. Special
Day fireworks. A troop <
ch of the Fair days in the an
!_
)0n STOGJ3
rses.
;eds of Sheep and Swine,
oduots, Ducks, (rcese and Turk
atures the Association will aw
: Hoy riding calf 1st premii
riving pair goats, 1st preini
il a*
eunioii on me m
C. I. Walker and M. L. Bonli
ses to the old veterans.
L C.
dAX, Secretary, Lexington, S
n, S. ('.
\ General Supt.. Lexington, S.
ills Hi 1?
1235?M ?ia Frcct, First Block 1
COLUMBIA
Please mention the Dispatch,
ilij 2, li?U!J ly.
Your Patronaj
! . '
| P. 0. FRIG
I
900 AND 902 UEKVAIS S
j
FE XLEHS
i|
I
j CLOTIilMi, SHOES \MI
POLITE SERVICE AMD YOU
i
H. L 01
The public will ple;ss take Dotice that I have o
Lexington, where I am ready to serve all w
nrtirnaB esp
bcncnAL
is complete an J prices a.-; low as the lowest I
but the values th.
II Shoes, Mats s
are exceptional ones. The piices on these g
WILL PAY TOP PR1C
Stptemler 26.
. Mmm
*J disoafic cured by TAGK-A-POO-oHm
345942 cases in 17 years
???t??? ssaaa^assm
J the Siiil
r.ni 11.v!pi /
Cotton capacity 20,000 P;d< s. St >r p<* and ii
fraction tLe'eof. Special ratt-s on large lots. I
on cotton stored with us. Write to
]
or H. L. EM.10TT. Manager
3mcs December 18.
nee, r-?
m. HOFFEr
^ 0S^ ? C?n*s ?*
Or moll 23cents to Qa J.
DltS. D. L. BOO!
mm?.
1525 MAIN S
f COI jUMBIA,
Mia. 'PHONE 230.
, LEESVILLE
III Opens Septembc
Moral and rtligious tone unexctlled. Co-c
Personal int< r st taken in tach pupil. M imc
Elocution. Commercial C-urses and Military Tr
per month by our industrial plan. Expenses f
evs. Leesville. S. C.
an I August 28, 1900 2tno.
uni,
11 Wholesale and R- tail Importers aa
HARDWARE, IR01
PAINTS, Oil, A
We are H<-ad.ju
c ! BLACKSMITHS, ANU HUUst
POST OFFICE BLOCK,
/1 r 30 -Iv
| When writing mention th?* Dispatch.
^ 0P
3 in 11 in
1 ORGANS
PIANOS
'* V" 0*
For terimand prices
w rite or call on
North of State Iloaso.
s. c.
i iea.se mcuuon me iiispaicn.
ge Solicited.
iii I 00.,
T., COLUMBIA, S. C.
i IN
\\m mmm.
IS M3HEY'S W33TH.
pened no at G A. Sbwily's old stand in
ho l'avur we with a call. My stock of
ivn offering f,">od valtros in every line,
tt I off.-r iu
md Hosiery
;cods are very low, quality coasidtreiL
ES FOR COTTON.
The disease i3 the national curse of Japan P|
ar.d (iiiii.i. A remedy was imperative and Sa
the mcdi'-a! profession there e< repted this g
as the only permanent, painless, pr vatc, B
qnitk cure "known to scf. n< e. A weeks'?
treatment FSiKK OF t'JIAKCK. Phy-8
picians and ui: coaSd-.uJaliy treated by mad. g
C'eregnaraBTceo. n
UO>IK TREATMENT CO., jj
\~S We&t 4vM St., New York City, j
iE
/
V, s. c.
asti ranee 15 cents per bale per mouth or
.ib? ral advances at low rate of interest
EDWIN W. ROBERTSON. Secretary,
f'S fi fflljs irritation, Aids Digestion,
! Rfl |A peculates the Bowels,
j r>] j la Strengthens the Chiid,
| ? w \ Makes Teething Easy.
?\ ? \\ TFPTtJ|KA&e!?,w?fh*fWj*l
~ ' . trod>!cs of children oi
drngsisis, any age.
cffe77, m. d., st. louis, mo#
ZER & SONS
i'reet,
8. O.
UUl^JL?&r?,
m* n>, 1000.
ducaMon the natural and Vest m.-thod.
(pijho. voice, organ.) Guitar, Art,
<iu:nu. Hoard may be reduced to $7
72 to S'-G for the ye^r.
L B IIAYNES,
J>re>ident.
d Dealers in A 1 Ki <Is of
n yt r * 8 z 1 n
mil, mil
> I> <11
ru.r> f'r
BUILDING NtfTRIALS
COLUMBIA, S. C.
th<? Dispat.-h.