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The Mxington Dispatch Burned Aoril 25th; rebuilt July x19.1894. G. M. HARMAN. Editor and Publisher. LEXINGTON. S. C., , WEDNSSDAY. OCTOBSR 31. 1900. THE LEXINGTON COUNTY FAIR. The Fourth Annual Fair of the Lexington CLunty Fair Association .19 now a thiDg of the past; its history has been written and the friendly rivally among the exhibitors for the blue and red ribbons has been settled. To say that it was a success is but to say the truth. It eclipsed all previous fairs in every particular. The attendance was large'; the exhibits more numerous and of a superior qualit}; the peanut vendors and the Coney It land sausage men have left for fresher fields and greener pasture', and the fair ground is as silent an 1 lonesome as the ficticious "Deser'el Village/' The management of the fair have every reasQn to congratula'e them selves on the successful termination of ibis fair and the highly creditable manner in which it was conducted. They certainly deserve, and should receive the fullest meed cf praise from their fellow citizens on account of their untiring efiorts to make the fair worthy of LexiDgton county. A walk through the various departments would convince anyone that the farmers of LexiDgton county are in the front rank of their avocations and that her good housewives are not to be outdone in the* domestic tffairs of farm and home lire. The fair was a true representation of the every day life in miniature of the people of L?xiogton county. Oae fact should be borne in mind, and that is, that every exihibit was the product of Lexington brawn and brain. ' As far as our information goes, aDd we believe that we can state it as a cer t?inty, Dot a siDgle'article was produced outside the limits of the county, bpught and exhibited here as a home production as is too often the case with many other fairs. We draw attention to this only to impress the fact upon the minds of our people that in a competition with other Sfc tions of the State, or the United States for that matter, tbey have nothing to make them ashamed, aDd that when merit and excellence are the ciiterions they will generally come off victorious, and win the blue ribbon every time. This has been demonstrated by the excellent exhibits at the late County Fair and the large number of premiums taken by residents of this county at every State Fair for years. Competent judges, both residents of this county aDd visitors from abroad, are Unanimous in saying that the live stock exhibit was exception 1 1L.1 -f any nae, BurpasBiug tuai ui auy previous year9 aDd excelling that shown at many of the State Fairs. The field department, with its grain, pease, sugar cane, turnips, po tatoee, hay and many other farm products, was a repository of some cf as fioe produc!s as are g'ovn any where in the State , The household aDd fancy woik departments were filled tc overflowing ~ - __ ibe handiwork of our women acd the exhibits were a credit to them. cs nnn H.rv /tonorlmflrif. r?nmfi nr? MVV.V J V.V - r to its U9ual high standard and many really fine birds were on exhibition. The music furnished by the -students of the S- ^ C. I., of EdgeCeld, was enchanting and gave general satisfac-ion. The boys won golden opinions from our girls and the insti% tute which they represented has been favorably considered by many. Wednesday witnessed the largest crowd on the ground with Thursday a cloee second. This was the day for the reunion of the old heroes who wore the gray in the memorable four years' war for State's Rights. They came siDgly, in twos, threes and crowds until a batallion or so had assembled to talk over their \ - ' " * camp life and bow they made their friends, the enemy who wore the blue .skedaddle from many a hard fought and bloody field. It waB a fine body of the old South Carolina manhood that passed in review and we thought that the cause having such men as defenders could never die. To the- regret of the veterans neither Gen. Butler or Gen.- Walker was present, both of whom sent excuses. Cob Brooke, the orator of the day, ovei flawed with enthusiasm and as he recounted the details of many a hard fought batte participated in by m<iny of his hearers, the flashing eye and the proud mein indicated that memory's strings had been touched and the old gray haired veterans whose feet are almost touching the eternal campiDg ground, were boys once more figbtiDg their country's battle. CjI Books made an interesting talk coDfiDed entirely to historical facts. The old veterans had for an escort a troop of cavalry coDsisitiDg of 37 beautiful.and charming youDg ladies, ivbn lent enchantment to the scence, under the command of "the pal ant O'i. Etrd." It was indeed a beautiful scene as the graceful riders, handsomely costumed ia black, white and * .. . gray, passed in review aDd went through the cavalry evolutions, and one that will not sood be forgotten by those who witnessed it. The following ladies composed the com mctnd: Mrs B. B Swygert, L-xington and Misses Gussie Barre, Rocky Wei': Lizzie Dreher,Selwood; Delia Wright, Lexington; Nettie Livingston, Rocky Well; Lessie Risb, Rishtor; Minnie Dunbar, RishtoD; ?. ?. Dunbar, q a? xvismur; aj iuc? j. an? ?, ^..vU.w_, Bettie Harman, Birr?; Maggie LowmaD, Selwood; Annie Shuler, Selwood; Emma Julia D^eher, Selwood; Hattie Saber, Irrno; Alma S. Shealy, White R >ck; Anna Lowman, Hilton; - Julia IXaftP, Loesville;-Curie Mitchell, Leesville; Mary Keith, Leesville; Maggie Fulmer, Hiltor; Mamie Leitz sey, Columbia; Rebecca Dowliug, Swansea;? ? Matthews, Lsesvillr; Maggie Mayer, Peak; Bertha Bcatwright, Leesvilh; Mattie Nunamaker, Columbia; Eloise Kiminer. Lexington; Daisy CiJk, Rocky Well; Lula Kaminer, Rocky Well; Lena Harman, Lexington; Pearl Rtwl, Seiverr: Ara B Quattlebaum, Steadmar; Leola Wolfe, Sandy Run; Eunice Eirgle, Spring Hill; Lula Hiller, Hiltor; 1 CarriA TTillflr. Hilton; Bvdle Kvzar, R>cky Well. I ? 1 The Boers still continue to bar rase the British and the Filipioos are doing the eamething to the Americans. Yet we are told that these wars have been ended. The doctrine of imperialism is costly to life and property, but let her go, who cares for expenses, or the loss of life so long as the bloated trusts reap a rich harvest? If the Republicans of the North will select their candidates by honest S .uth Carolina primary system, in which the people do the choosing, in ? i ? i - j 4 I Stead 01 DJ trusts Boa tueir tigeuir, they will understand why such a light vote is polled at the general election. It is the duty of tvery white man who believes in white supremacy to go to the polls n< xt Tuesday and vote the Democratic ticket. Gen. Fiizhugh Loe has been o * dered to return home from Coba. No theory, however correct is of any value unless you know, how to apply it You may send your b>y I * to the agricultural college and spoil him for a farmer by oiling him up with theories which he has no disposition to reduce to practice. You may send him to the same college and make him a better farmer than you are, or ever can be. Everything depends on what kind of a boy you send and whether be can convert correct theories and sound principles I ?i i i:__ into actual practict*. Don't Get Thin Get fat; get nice and plump; i there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried your food-works; winter is coming to try your breath-mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. , But weather is tricky; look out! Look out for colds especially. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Lh rer Oil is the subtlest of helps. It is food, the easiest food in the world; it is mere than food , it helps you digest your food, and get mere nutriment from it. Don't get thin, there is safety in plumpness. Man woman and child. If you have not tried it, send for free sample its agreeable taste will surprise vou. SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemists,.. <09 Pearl Street, New York. 50c. and $1.00; all druggist. Late tomatoeB may be kept long ? * . 1 i ? r ir. arier toe irosis cave aesrroyea me vim s and the ripe fruit has disappeared from the marked by picking the green tomatoes as late as possible, and packing them in dry sand, putting them away where they will not freeze. A few days before wanted, take out a layer from the sand, place them in a suDDy window or in a warm room, wheD tbey will ripen and be as nice as though fresh from the vines. - ? - ? Rheumatism-Catarrh, are Blood Die eases-Cure Free. It is the deep-seated obstinate cases of Catarrh or Rheumatism that B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) cures If doctors, sprays, linimeDls, medicated air, blood purifiers havo failed B. B. B. drains out the specific poi son in the blood that causes Rheumatism or Catarrh, making a peiftct cuie. If you have pains or aches in bones, joints or back, Swollen glands, tainted breath, noises in the head, discharges of mucuous, ulceration of the membranes, blood thiD, get ? ' ? * x : i u u i? easily urea, a treatment wim v. x?. B will stop every symptom by mal 1 iDg the blood pure and rich- Druggi-fcs, 81. Trial treatment free by addressing Blood Balm Go., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble, and free medical advice givtn. I ! | Only a few weeks t Two buyers in New York City, < in their fingers, with orders fron several .Southern States. Our yond the realization of any THINK OF i I E E Homespun selling for 5c. per yard. Think of 30 in. Fruit of the Loom Bleaching at 5c. per yard: Both of these we have done as hundreds of well pleased customers will testify to the fact. For the next two weeks we will indulge in some of the WHOLI We give special discounts to mc Your men a, 1634 TO 163i Attention Veterans. Headquarters Hilton, S C., Camp Joseph E, Johnston, No. 1000 U. C. Y., will take notice that your Camp will meet at Hilton, S. C, on Saturday, November 3d, 1900, at 2 o'clock p. m. Members please be prompt in attendance as business of importance will come before the meeting. I urge it upon each member to be present, also all ex Confederate soldiers are invited to meet with ua at the same time and place. By order of T. M. Lippard, Com. G W. Williams, Adjutant. - Roses. We have quite a list of varieties that we offer to our patronp, also evergreens, ornamental shrubbery, shade trees, fruit tree?, etc. Our catalogue telle about them. Write for it. H. J. & O is Brabham, Proprietors Bamberg Nurseries, 51 . Bamberg, S. C. For Sale. One of the most desirable building lots on upper Main street, above the homestead of the late Judge Boozer, consisting of two and onefifth acres. For further particulars apply to G. M. Harman. The First .\ailional Bank of Katesburg. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMPTKO LLER O F THE CUKRENCY, Washington, D. C., October 13. 1900. I -TTTm?wrA? KV ?A rrsifTAP.Tnnv F.VT. 1/1/ ? T 7 dtnce ptesented to the undersigned, it has bteu made to appear that "The First National Bauk of Batesburg," iu the town of Batesburg. in the couuty of Lexington, and S'ate of South Carolina, lias complied v lib all the provisions of the statutes of the United states, rupiireito be complied with be'O'e tin association shall be authorized to commence the business of Banking; j Note, {henfor*', Thouias P. Kane, Deputy and Acting Comptroller ol the Currency, j do hereby certify that "The Fir?t National Bank of BiUsburg," in the town of Bates I burg, in the county ot Lexington aud State \ of South Carolina, is a ithorized to com liieDce tbc business of Banking as provided in section Fifty-One Hundred and SixtyNine of the .Revised Statutes of the United Stabs. Jn testiiiio y hereof witness niv band and! [Seal] seal ot office this thirteenth day , ot October, l'HJJ. T. P. KANE. Deputy and Acting Comproller of the j Currency. i No. 5i>9-3. CeL A-3ai i The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. By Geo. S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge "TT 7 HERE AS J. W. LYKES MADE! | YV suit to me to grant liim Letters ol ' f Administration of tlie Estate ol and (.(Lets j of llariali L}kos, deceased; These are. therefore, tocite and admonish ' j all and singular the kindred and creditors j I of the said Mariah L kes, deceased. : that they he and appear before me in the ; Court oi Probate, to be held at Lexiugton C. II., on the 1st of November, next, alter [ , publication thereof, at 1 i o'clock m the ' forenoon, to show cause, it any ibey have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under m.v hand, this 17ih day of October. Anno Dornii i. 19 H). G. S. L> RAFTS. J. f. L. C. [L.S.] Published oj the 17< L? day oi Ooob.r, ! 1900, in the L -xing on Dispatch. 2w52. j > ago we had to mc we need more r< >ne in Boston, one in Philadelphia <1 1 us to buy anything cheap in mercl great bargains are on the tongues o thing in the Southern States, and al continue tc GREATEST BARGAIN GIVING ever attempted. Our Boston Shoe buyer has just j shipped us over 100 cases of Ladies' and Gent's Shoes. These lie * bought from under the Sheriff's * hammer at 35c. on the dollar. We j place this lot of merchandise on ' sale at once and offer Ladies' Shoes for 39c-., and up for Ladies j and Girls. iSALE I Tchants, or any one buying in large is Great I 8 MAIN STI Clerk's Sato. I N OBEDIENCE TO THE JUDGMENT j of the Court of Common Pl'?s lor Lexington county, South Carolina, in the case | of The Carolina National Bank of Colum- I hia, Plaintiff, against John N. Long, The ! Globe Phosphate Company, Loan and Ex- i change Bat k. of South Carolina, and Wilie Jones. Defendants. I will sell 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 that tract of land situate in Lexington county, South Carolina, con taininJr5U acres, more or less, bounded north by road bed of the C C & A. R R /"?.? Kn ?Via Qtaia "R.rkj/1 onnth hv Irtnrta VU?| CCHb UJ vuv '/Wi.vv, VJ ? . now or formtrly of Robert W. and James j Cayce. and west by lands now or lormeriy j of Henry Arthur. No. 2. All that tract of land, contain- i ing 3f2 acres, more or less, situate in the county of Lexington and State of Smth Carolina on waters of Dry creek, a tributary of Congaree river and bounded on the north by land of Kinsler. on the east and wtst by land of Andrew Davis, and on the south by land of Adam (jeiger: ? the same being the premises conveyed to said Juhn N. Long by Mar ha A. and H. L Williams i by deed dated 7th September. 1 89, and j recorded in the R. II. C. office, in said i county, Book J. J page 159. j No. 3. All that tract ot land, contain, ing 1173 acris. more or less."situate in the : county ot Lexington axd State of South Carolina, and bo ended by lands formerly of James Cayce, now li. W. Cayce, by lands of John N Long, by lands formerly of . Mary Cla:k. now of South Bound Railroad i Company, by land? of Mrs. Harriet Arthur, and by tract No. 5, of lands sold I in case of Morgan vs. Arthur et al, the i ! same being the premises conveyed to said : ! John N. LoDg by Meta H and T. S. | Arthur, bv deed dated 10th December. 1 j 1890, and recorded in said office, Book '-J. j j., page 4 No 4 All that tract ol laD<l containing 1"J acres, more or 1 si, situate in the county of L-xington aud State of South Carolina, and bonndtd north by right-ofway of the C C. & A. R. R Co , eact by lands of Mary Clark and la (1 of 8onth < | Bound R. R. Co., south b* lands of John i j N. Long and west by ir.nd of John R. j | Shiver; the same being the premises con- j I v yed to said John N. Long by Henry D. j ; Reynolds by deed dated 7th February. IS91. and recorded in said office, in Book . "J. J., ' page Gil. Terms of Sale-One-third cash and balance in one and two years, with interest from the day of sale, and secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold with privilege to purchaser to piy more than one third or all cash, if ' desired. The sale will be made in the following order: Flrst, the premises desig naied as No 1, and next the three parcels designated as Nos 2 3 and 4. Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stau ps il. A. SPANN, Clerk of Court Messrs. Clark &, Muller, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Mr Haloott P. Green, Attor- i not fr>r Dr.fonrlrtnf P.invnliA.t/> C.v October 9, 1900. lw-51 IN OBEDIENCE TO THE JUDGMENT of the Court of Common Pieas for Lexington county, South Carolina, in the case j of G. T Graham aud L\ H. Nelson, pla n- | tiff a against Pnerebia Jefcoat, defendant, I will sell to the highest bidder at public ' ' outcry, before the court house <loor in Lex- j ington, S C., during the usual hours of ; sale, oa the first Monday in November, j next: : J All that, piece, parcel or tract of land j | situate, ljing and being in the county and State aforesiad, on Pond Branch, contain- ] ing fitty (50) acres, more or lers and I , bounded on the north by lands of Tyue I , Jefcoat, on the east by lands of John J. j : Jefcoat. and the sooth and west by lands ! j of Dempsy Jones. The above described j tract of land being the tract upon which j the said Plu-rebia Jefcoat now resides and ! i which she purchased from John W. Jefcoat. TEKMS?Cash. Fifty dollars to be paid i upon the bid b. ing knocked down, or at , < the expiration of one hour thereafter the | premises will be resold at the risk of the j former p"r baser. Purchaser to pay lor 1 papers and revenue stamps. H. A SPA^N, C 0 O. P. iDd G S. Messrs. Graham ?? Nelson, attorneys lor plaintiffs. t vv un re than double 01 oom than ever. md one in Baltimore are scanning landise. Today we are shipping f tlie entire country. We came 1 1 that is necessary to accomplish t be done. MILLINERY, MILLINER)'! Ladies' Trimmed Hats at 25c., 48c., and only $5.00 for hats that some ask $30.00 for. Cash and experience are the things that Iocs the work. DRESS GOODSWe are offering 3c., 7c., 14o., 19c. and 25c. Great drives in i l i i tins department. )EPAR' lots. Come to the State Fair ant IEET, COLE TAX NOTICE, I WILL ATTEND THE FOLLOWING mentioned places for the purpose of receiving taxes for the fiscal 3ear 1900, viz: LexiDgton C. H.. from the loth to the 27th of October. 1900, inclusive Sandy Run, Wednesday, October 31. Swansea, Thursday, November 1. J. J. Mack's, Friday, November 2, morning. Cross Roads, Friday, November 2, atternoon. Gaston, Saturday. Novembers. Pclion, Mondav, November 5. morning. Rishton, Monday. November 5 afternoon, Carson Abie's, Tuesday, November G, morning. Westmoreland's, Taesday, November 6, afternoon. Batesburg Wednesday, November 7. Lees\il!e. Thursday, Novemb rS Summit. Friday, November 9. mornirg L^wiedale. Friday, November 9 afternoon Barre's, Saturday, November 10, morning Saxe-Gotha Mills, Saturday, November 10 afte'Dcon. ' Keialer's Store, Monday, November 12, morning. Crap's Mill, Monday, November 12, afternoon. Crout's Store, Tuesdty, November 13, morning. Black's Store, Tuesday, November 13, afternoon. Lexington C. H., Friday and SaturJay. November 16 and 17. JoshnaShealj's Monday. November 19. Chapin, Tuesday, November 20. Cross Boads, Wednesday. November 21. mo'ning. Peak, Wednesday, November 21, afternoon, Peak, Thursday, November 22 morning Spring Hill. Thursday, November 22, alternoon. Hilton, Fridav, November 23, morning. White Keck, Friday, November 23, af.ernoon. Jrmo, Saturday. November 24. B dance of the time at Lexington C. H., until December 31st, 1900, when the books will n!o,e. TAX LEVY. For State Purpose 5 mills. For Ordinary County 3 J mills For Special County A mill. For School 3 mills Total 12 mil's Pull Tax $1 CO Broad River Township -C.N. aud L. ft ft . for interest on ft ft. bonds, mil's; for retiring bond*. 2 mills; pa>iDg attorneys' fees. mill. Total f r Broad ftiv?.r 16$ Folk Tov/nship?C., N and L ft ft., for interest on K. ft. bonds, 2 mills; for letiring bonds. 2 mills. Total for Fork Township 10 iSp.lnda Township?C , N. and L, li ft bonds, for interest on ft. ft. bonds, mils; for retiring It ft. 2 mills, paying attorneys' lees, \ mill. Total levy tor Salndi J. S. DERKIOK, Treasurer Lexington County. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. By Goo. b. Drafts. Esquire, Probate Judge. \\J HEBE AS. H. A. SPANN. C. C C. P. VV and G. S. made suit to me. to grant him Letters of Admiuistr&tiou of the Estate o( and effects of Mej. J. H. Koon, deceased ; These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the said Mrj. J. H. Koon. deceased, that they be and af p ar before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington C. H.. ori the ;"th day ot November "4 * '? tllOVilA^ Of I 1 AVIAP t UCJkL.. ttiici |miy;j\.(niuu (.ucivvi, uv ? w in the foreuoou, to show cause, if any tbev nave, why the said administration should uot be granted. Given under my hand. thiR 26th day of septeu ber, Anno Doiniu, litOO. GEORGE S DRAFTS. J. P. L. 0. Published on the 2Htb day of September I GOO. in the Lexington Dispatch. 6>v51 Lpmoos, Bananas and Apples, at ;Le Bazaar. lr room and today the markets daily with greenbacks goods by freight and mail to lere to build a business far tali is is being done, and will Men's, Youth's and Children's Clothing, Our 69c. sale goes on. Just received 300 Fancy Black Worsted j -Suits for Men, the SI2.50 kind, at ?7.98. Only 100 pair of Men's ! Pants at 73c.; 100 pair at 98c.; 100 pair at ?1.48 and 100 pair at ?1.98. They are hard to equal at double the price. mens hats. Wanted in this department - A?\A - ii i i t a - _ i _ i _ o,uuu sman ooy.s 10 ouy zoc. nais, and \vc would not object to 5,000 men to buy 25c. hats. Our ?2.00 | hats for men are the finest hats manufactured. nvEBisnr. 1 make our store headquarters. er, MBIA, S. C. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE of the Court of Common Pleas for Lexington connty, South Carolina, in the case of L. H. Seay, plaintiff, against Ma licda E. Seay, Elzabeth Raw I, Ellen M. Ky zer. Josephine Harman and Alma 0 Geigcr. defendants. I will sell to the highest bidder, at public outcry before the court house door in Lexington, S C , during the usual hours of sale, on the first Mond iy in November next: "One lot of land wilh improvements thereon, situate in the town of Lexington, in the connty of Lexington and State ol South Carolina, bonnded on the north by lots of Mrs M. E Meetziand M.-s. Sallie Knminer's Estate, on the east by lot ol M Q Hendrix on the south by lands ol Mrs. P. L. Harman, and on the west by Depot Street " These prem sob will be sold in three separate parcels eacb fronting on Dep t Street The residence will be on Lot No. 2. Plats may be seen at the Clerk's office and at the sale. TERMS?One-half cash; balance on a j credit of one year, with interest from day ! of sale secured by bond ol' purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave lo pay all cash, $25 to be paid npon each bid as it is knocked down, c-r the lots will be resold immediately at the risk of the fnrmi-r Pnr^hjKflr tn riftv fnr papers, revenue and recording mortgage. H. A. SPANN, C C. C. P and G S. Messrs Efird & Dreher, attorneys. October 10 1900 4w51. IN OBEDIENCE TO THE DEC PEE OF tbe Court o' C xnmon Pleas lor Ltx ington county. South Caro'ira, in the cast of Samrnl Lorick, William Lorick, Jacob Lorick, Sanders Lorick, Mary Emily Willis, Fpsey Gardner, Louisa Duncan and Anna Addy, plaintiffs, against Mattie Gertrude Lorick, Charlton Sumter Lorick, David G H. Gciger and Julius E Lorick, defendants, I will sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, before the court house door, in Lexington. S. C. d ring the legal hours of sale, on the first llon ay in November next: "All ttiat plantation, tract and parcel o! land containing forty-three acres, more or less i i uate, lying and being in the county of Lexington and State aforesaid and bounded by lands of Wm. Einsler, Dr. J. W. Geiger, Mrs E. Eeid, Andrew Davis and others and has such shape and marks as a plat for the same doth more fully represent. Also another "Tract containing thirtythree and one half acies, more or 1 ts. situate and being in the county and S'ate j aloresaid and bounded by lands of Mrs. Emily Reid and A. J. Geiger, and the Old State road and Congaree river and has such shape and marks as a plat lor the same doth more fully represent." TEEMS:-One-halr cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sa'e, secured by bond of the purch s r and a mortgage of the premises sold. Immediately alter the close of the bidding the purchaser shall deposit with the Clerk $25 00 and in default the lands will be resold at his risk. Purchaser to pay lor papers, recording mortgage and revenue. H. A. SPANS. 0. C. C. P. aud G. S. October 9th. lfHD. Messrs. Efird & Drehcr. Attorneys. 3w51 in iiii wiiii, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. PREPARES FOR TEACHING COLLEGE OR BUSINESS. j High School. Intermediate and Primary Courses. English, German. French, Greek and Latin Taught. 7B&- Very Healthiest Location. Board ver> cheep. $4 to $7 per month. Tuition exeedingly low, $1 to $2.50 per month. Expenses per year $50 to $75. Had 125 students last session. Next session begins Monday, September 1 o 1 osiA r..iI A: ? io. lL-uu. jc or luu particulars, Address 0. D. SEAY, Principal. Lexington, & 0. Sept0 Tiber 14 t.f. Remember jou always find frui'8, plain and line caudie* of all kinds, fancy Cakes and crackers at the BaZaar. I Pianos and i iii i iEWasa 1235 Main Sreet, First Block Nor COLUMBIA, Please mention the Dispatch. May 2, 1900 ly. Y our Patronag F. 0. PRICI 900 AND 902 GERVAIS ST. DEA.LEKS IN ILUTHMi. SHOES AMI 1 POLITE SERVICE AND YOUR H. L. OS The public will please take notice that I have open< Lexington, where I am ready to serve all who 1 GENERAL MER is complete and prices as low as the lowest. I am bat the values that I Shoes, Hats ai are exceptional ones. The prices on these'good WILL PAY TOP PRICES September 26 . ' ? THE STMDARD W! COLUMBIA, Cotton capacity 20,000 Bales. Stor pe and insm fraction thereof. Special rates on large lots. Libe on cotton stored with us. Write to EDT or H. L. ELLIOTT. Manager 3mos December 18. m MOFFETT'S ffl?' 'EETHIII >8^ ? 1L_ (Teething Powders) Costs only 25 cents at Dm Or mail 25cents t? C, J. WIOF DBS. D. L7B00ZI 'ftfTl DENTIST! 1515 MAIN STR COLUMBIA,.... hi V.. 'PHONE 230. : D1ALHARDH WhnV^la and Retail Imnorters and ] II1RRH1RE. IRIIi. PAINTS, OIL A3 We are Headquarter BLACKSMITHS, AND HOUSE I POST OFFICE BLOCK, C September 30 -lv. " "" . f When writing mention the Dispatch. For Sale. F IOFFcK FOB. SALE A VALUABLE tr.ctofland situate on Broad riv^r. "VT"OT near Montgomery Station, containing 159 p* acres, known as the Bookman Tract. Tips Hn, Tract embraces about 75 acres of tine bot- jn rtnd torn Innds I will sell on very easv terms. 0f Sout I also offer for sale several tracts of land vember situate in Fairheld county, just east of discbar Broad river; terms easy. Andrew Titles to all these lands perfect WAI H. LYLES. Oc'ol Co'umbia, S. C. October 22. 1900. 3wi2. j p Money to Lend * ! VTOT ON IMPROVED FARMING LANDS | iA pe in Lexington county. Long time and tae Hoeasy pavuients. Apply to in and JNO. F THOMAS. JR. of *ont 1227 Washington streeet. verr>T COLUMBIA. S C, minis1 n 8w5. hapcii? F! Pay your dues to the Dispatch. Octot Organs 1 OF & hist M ,llilljTI FOR THE is I BAST ILLi/ltfi mom " ORGANS $3-5 PIANOS ' $150 (Jp. Terms Easy | ? - ? Mi ' For terms and prices write or call on a i Aaip ALURC, th ot State House. s. c. Please mention the Dispatch. ????????? e Solicited. ; & go., , COLUMBIA, S. C, I r /'IS IK FllMDH MONEY'S WORTH. WALD. ed up at G A. Shealy's old stand in avor njo with a call. My stock of iGHANDISE offering good values in every line, tiLr in id Hosiery s are very low, quality considered. > FOR COTTON. s. c. ance 15 cents per bale per month, or ral advances at low rate A interest VIN W. ROBERTSON. Secretary, g Allajs Irrltf ion, Aids Digestion I /ft Regulates the Bowels, 111 hL . . Strengthens the Child, ] Makes Teething Easy. ^ A " TEETH1NA Relieves the Bowd ^ Troubles of Children of IgglStS, ANY AGE. FETT, M. Dm ST. LOUI8. MOs ; . - \ ' SR & SONS > ' : mil EET, ..........is. e,. "?< V "* ' : *s. \' ARE CO., - Dealers in A 1 Ki;:ds of STEEL. MILS. ri> GLASS. is for BUILDING MATERIALS OLUMBIA, S. C. When writing mention the Dispateb. 'inal Discharge. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL rsoos luterefited that I will apply to a. GrO. S. Draft*. Judee of Probate for the Cointy of Lexington, t?iate h Carolina on the 19th day of No, 19G0, at 10 o'clock a. m , for a final ge as Jxecator of the Estate of ' Rish, deceased. E L AMICK, Executor, >er 19. 19J0. 4wl. inal Discharge. I E IS HEREBY GIVES TO ALL r>ons interested that I will apply to i. Geo. S. Dr*fr?, Judge o* Probate for the Conuty of Lexington. State L ? arclua, on the 220 day of No. 19UU. or a final dtM-.harge a* Ad? ??i v of h'wtwfn At H Fv Afllr in d c ->i*ed. , RANCE *. L CHAPMAN, Admrx. )tr 23, ?900, 4*1. . 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