The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 05, 1900, Image 3
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Bali's Congh Syrup cares Cough
or Cold at once, 'Conquers Croup,
Wfcooping-Cough and Measie-Cough
without fail. Ail mothers praise it.
Doctors prescribe it for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia and
Cftnmmntion. Quick, sure results.
Price, :-5cents. theaenlcr'ssubstitute.
co^chIyrup
l Always cares when others fail.
ft Dr. Buil'3PHLs cure Constipation. sopilisioc.
The Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 49t0
9&~Xoiices itiU be inserted
in the Local department at
the uniform price of 5 cents
per line, to one and all.jp]
Iad5x to 2*ew Advertisements.
T x R u"no?r o 'ity A di'or
Bargain?H F. tf>-nd:ix. Cu:i,u.
a Gn-ds?Lorivk & L>w
racce.
Dry Good?, Etc.?J D R>^1r
Notice to Trespassers?I V. Weesinger
and 0 hers
Notice?A J Fux.
For Sale?A J. F^x.
Remember Your Mother,
*
Your father, yoar wife, your husband,
ycur sister, your brother, your
r daughter, your eod, ycur sweetheart
" or friend. They can all be pleased
at J. E Kaufmann's New Drug
S:ore.
Yon Snow What You Are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle showing
that it is simply iron and Q linine
in a tasteless form. Nj cure, no pay.
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
irig Syrup for children teething. I:
soothes 1 he child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea
K Twenty-five cents a bottle.
1$"' It is the best of all.
| imperfect skin f
& isalways caused by gj
| bad blood. Remove the J
I cause! Improve your 1
| blood. How? By tak- g
I ing- the blood purifier g
I that has^tood the test |
I for thirty years i
^WobnstSn's ]
[ftarsaparillai
QUART BOTTLE. ^
I It has thousands of I
I happy friends. Quart 1
& Bottles sell every- I
I where at $i. ?
& "THE MICHIGAN DRUG COMPANY," f
| Detroit. Mich. 5
Livcrettes far Lh cr ills,
p The Fas-.oos Little Liver Pilb. |
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J. E. KAUFMANN, Leiioston, S. C.
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Begin to Think
About what kind of X'aias goods >
ycu want. A varied line at J. E
Kaufmann'b New D.ug Store.
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Buy the Ones That Will Shoot.
The young and old b iy goes into
raptures delight over the fine display
-' C rrt^- ta nnw t;V> of | V> a
%J1 LllC ?T \J* X* o uvn CUV ?t u i*w
Bazaar. Fire crackers from the
smallest to the largest, RjmaD
candies, sky rockets, i:iangle3, ,pin
wheels, fl >wer pots, epit devils,
whistling bombs and seme large
battries. All of Pains best makes.
They cause the eld men to think of
the time when they were boys and
bow they er joyed them and now the
small boy rr j ;iee3 at t ;e approach of
Christmas so that they cao ei j >y the
same glad sport. Make them happy
father, mother by giving them a
supply of these iirewoiks. The
' stock is fiesh and cheap.
ThJo is c.n erc.w box of the trenuine
Laxative Bromo=Quioine Tablets
the remeay that cnxvs n c<?2il in one tiny
-
Steps the Ccugh and Wo ks eff the
- Cold.
Laxative Brorco Quinine Tablets
cure a cold io one day. Nj Cure, No
Pay. Price 25 ceDts.
Everything New.
New store, new pood0, new prices.
Call and inspect my stock.
Youra truly,
r Julian E Kaufinann.
I Masonic
4 A RFGULAR COMMUNICATION
of Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
F. M.. will be held on
Saturday, December 29JC, 1900. at 7
^ o'clock p. in. Member- will please
; jme prepared to pay their due3.
K On Friday the 14;h instant, at 7
p. id , there will be held an extra
H meeting for the purpose of conferring
the second degree. AU brethren are
W urged to be prompt in attendance,
iiy order c? the W. Jf.
G. M. Harman, Secretary.
R ^ the appoint met ta of the
County A ,Ji'or " *h's ic^oe an I be
r?Hdy to m? et b?m wh<m he com 8
UiOUUll.
[ : 4- For Yo
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PENCIL AA'D SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Now for Christmas.
A new church is being built at
Steadman's.
The Board of Registration was in
session Monday.
Price of cotton in the L' xington
market is 9^ cents.
For fine Christmas groceries, go j
to T. B. Aughtry & Co, Columbia.
A heating apparatus is beiDg put j
in the new store of W. P. Rx>?.
For the best plain cr fancy candies
of every imaginable kind, always go '
to the Baz-iar.
Mr. It B Barre has moved from
hi a place near Steadman to his farm
Id Lower Fork.
Purchase your Chiistmas suit and
overcoat at Leapharfc & Drafts
They sell the best goxis below Cc'umbia
prices.
The Kiufmann Block has been ^
completed and both stores are now .
occt p'ed.
i
A fine lot of Guinea Pigs for sale
cheap b*" the pair. I: quire at the
Dispatclfoffice. f
The near approach of Christmas (
is heralded bv the small boy with his 1
t' un? American salutes.
FOR S1LE?A good milcb cow
with young calf. Apply to Noah
Shealy, JBariV, S C.
Rev. J N. Wright has b^en re
tamed by Conference as pastor of
the Methodist church here.
Remember you always find fruits,
plain and floe candies of ail kindp,
fancy cakes * and crackers at the
B zaar.
Mr. Jurnes C Fori, the father cf
the progressive town of Pelior, is in
town and gave us a pleasant call.
Old Santa Claus will giadden the
hearts of the young folks on the
m >rning of the 25.h i s
Wanted T-? Hire?20 or more
cross-tie cutters. Apply to
J. C. Fort,
d Pt- ion, S C.
Mr. Simon Caughmar, who has
been clerkiDg for Mr. W P. R >of, is
confined to bis room with sickness.
The best blacksmith and wheelwright's
material of every description
can always be found at T. B.
Augbtry & U,?, Uolambi*.
A representative of u North Carolina
distillery was in the county last
week taking orders for Christmas
whiskey.
Mr. H. F. Hendrix, cf L=?esvilie,
offers the readers of the Dispatch
some big bargains in general merchandise.
There is a water famine at Steadman.
Some cf the welta have failed
and others are failing in their water
supply.
I will have fresh fish and oysters
at this place every Saturday. All
orders will have careful attention.
John A. Williams.
Mrs. S. 0. Kaminer, who is teaching
a flourishing school ai Smith
branch, spent several days last wetk
l i i it: I
at uer juulue iu iuib jjikco.
Before buying elsewheie don't fail j
to x m:ne the stock of clothiDg, gents'
furnishing goods, jewelry, shirts, *
etc, at Lesphart & Drafts.
The chaingang is now repairing j
the reads in the Piiceville section
and will remain in that neighborhood
for fcbjut a week.
Prof. Hamlin E.heredge, of John- j
son, was in town Saturday. The (
Professor has a fine school at Liberty ; (
Hill, near Mr. SjI Miller.
Mason's select soda crackers, milk i
biscuit, ginger snaps in nice 5c and
10o packages. Square lemon, penny j <
assorted and fine fancy mixed cakes.
All at the Bazaar.
(
Monday and Tuisday were gen- ]
uine November days?daik and (
gloomy and the ''blues'' took peses- <
sion of nearly every one.
N j one can bs a dispenser who is <
related to either member of the i
beard of control by blood or mar- t
iiage to the sixib degree. J
Fjr pretty roveltie.?, both useful and
ornamfDtai and a full supply of (
Chri>rm39 goods and toys of all kind '
for the little folks, go to the B.zaar.
Oar friend A. W. Shealy, brought '
us a cart wheel Fiiday instead of a
Christmas tutkey. "We hope, how- J
ever, that we will not be disappointed
about getting the turkey.
J. if Taylor has a full line of dry
goods, clothiDg, shoe?, groceries and
C ristmas goods. Call before makiog
jour purchases. He will save
you money.
On account of the appearance cf
i scarlet ftver at Ciemson the college : <
I his been disbanded and the boys :
Eenl to their homes all over the j:
j State.
A full and new supply of
| Garden Seed, just received
! at the Bazaar.
?? ? n r. i . 5 a
M*. u r ^ynaer reiumea 10 uis
|
work in Florida Taursday, leaving
; behind a bouncing baby biy. The |
last seen of hiin by his fiiends here, J
Wh6 od the rear end of the Pull- I
man sleeper whistling "Its nice to bo j
a father."
?ur Christmas Toys
The people are slow in pacing
fcsx^s. There should be a change in
the system so as to be a semi-annual
collection. This system worked admirable
at one time and there was
no reason why it should have been
changed.
Every cash purchase of a dollar's
worth at Leaphart k Drafts'between
" ? i i j - ? _r T. l
DOW 8La me JLSI Clay in r< wuui r
eDcitles the purchaser to a chance of
winning a gold filled, double faced
Elgin movement watch. Guaranteed.
Mr. -J. B. Lathan, a prominent
business man of Little Mountain,
was iu town yesterday and gave us a
pleasant call. He is a progressive
and energetic merchant and takes a
lively interest iu every pre j ct that
tends to build up bis town and section.
While you buy goods at J. D. '
Rawl's, of Bat'-sburg, the Giapbophone
will play fiO delightful songs
and besides you will git the goods i
at rock bottom prices.
I will take pictures at Bitesburg
from December the 22ad to the 25 h j
[ will give you good work and will
guarantee them not to fade.
W. A. M Crops, Photographer, j
The largest radish that we have j
seen this season came from the garden
of Sheriff Ciughman, who arrested
it because it took up too much
ground. The editor's family er j
*d it immensely.
Messrs. Paul, Jake and George
Harman and Chatles R >of killed 42
q lirrels and one rabbit while cut
ranting last Thursday acd it was
rot a good day for squirrels eith r.
Th6 meeting of the stock holders
f the First National Bank, of
Batesburg, has been changed from
;be 2id to the 8.h of January, 1901
Persons interested will remember
;be change.
W. A. Reckling will be at Batesourg
on December 7:h and 8ch and
-be people of that place and vicinity
vho want first c'ass photographs
should give him a call."
Mr. John Hayes, one of the bosses
it the Olymphia mills, in Columbia,
ivas in town Saturday and while
rUiting bis old home paid us a pleasmt
visit and renewed Lis subscrip
crvo f/?n
/l\JLX IU IUV wvu>
H. F. Hendrix, the progressive
nerchant of Lee3v'ille, informs the
eaders of the Dispatch that he is
,ffering bis entire stock of general
nerchacdise at cost.
The time for paving tuxes without
he penalty is drawing near to an
md. It is not likely that the time
will bo (xtended this time, so you
iad better pay up if you have not
ilready done so.
Lorick & Lowrance, Columbia, anjounces
au excellent bill of fare for
Uhristmas in this issue. R^ad their
idvertisement and when you want
{oods in their line go to see them or
jend them your orders.
Notwithstanding that no cffirial
jales were made by the county Gill- I
jers Ust Monday, sale&day in Dec maer,
quite a large crowd of people
;v?re in town. Business and tax
raying is what probably brought
,hem to town.
Several lamiiie?, wno recently
noved to Brookiand and Columbia,
:ave returned saying there is no
olace like Lvxington for health, water
md happiness and in this they are
nighty correct. If you want to enoy
life come to Lexington.
G T Graham, E q, has fitted up
i handsome law office in the up
stairs of Kaufmann's Block, it i?
uxuricusly furnished with up-!olale
fixtures and he i3 in telephonic
;onnection with Columbia, which
places him in a position to transact
business with promptness.
The Gregory-Rhea Mule Co., of
d.lumbia, is just in receipt of one
;ar load cf medium and small mulet;
)ne car load old Hickory wagons.
Sow is the time to get you a muV
ind wagon at Gregory Rhea Mule
* ,
Htbron has breu j ut bsck in this
jharge by the South Cirolina Conference.
The charge now compiises
:he churches of Ho:et>, L xington,
FI bron and Lower Suiloh. R?d
Bink has been restored to Levie- i
iUle Circuit of which R v. J. M j
Ltwson is the pastor.'
Should you wish to improve the
quality of your bread use the Cite- j
'jrated 3l"jic Yeast. Nothing like it !
for producing a light, sweet, nu
triiious lout ct bread. ?t win reiaic
i:s moisture and nutty fLvor longer
than breed raised with qdv other
yeast put upon the market. Try it.
This is the time of the year when
everybody should make an effjrt to
psy their debts and there is no better
Btarting point towird this end
than to call or send and settle your
dues to the D. pitch. We have a
!a-ge amount due U3 for subscription
and we need it. We hope that delinquent
subscribers will heed this
appeal and call and settle by the
fir.t of year.
M*lv people of the surround n;
couutiy have found that they c n
^et as much for their cotton in Lexingtor
as they can in aDy oihei
coaiket ai d a e selling their cotton
here. All that is t ow netded to in
crease the lo.ton business and inc-rcatiti'e
n* r ?t of L xirgtou is good
roods Inadin^. to this place. Sh>. 11
we have them?
i, Dolls, Fancy Ch
Masonic Elections.
At the regular coraTnunioa'ion <>f
Pv;iiiari? Lodge, X<> 151, A. F M..
which was behl in Masonic Hall,
Saturday, I>c. ls:, 1000, the following
officers were elected to serve said
Lodge for next Masonic year:
Jco. C Swygcrt, W. M.
Tnn T~k T,| ?s W.
u v. v ...
W. M. Wilson, J. W.
Geo. A Swygeit, Treasurer.
McD. But-hard-, Secretary.
Jco H Bushardt, S. D.
Win P. Drennen, J D.
A. M Sea^-e, T. W. Summer, Stcs.
I T. W. Amick, Tiler.
! ? '
At a regular communication <f
Lcxington Lodge, X >. l-r?2, A. F. M, j
held Saturday evening l?t December,
the following officers were elected
and appointed to seive the ensuing
Masonic yea::
Frank J Kaiser, W. M.
Tbos. L Harman, S W.
John J. Ta)lor, J. W.
Thos. E Wingard, Treasurer.
; Godfrey M Barman, Secty.
I Eli L Coilc-y, Tiler.
Saoi'l. J L^aphart, S. D.
Alfred J. FuX, -J. D.
I Geo. W. KirrnaD, S'ewaid.
Wade F Co:ley, Steward.
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Is jour blocd pun? Are ycu sure
of i ? Do cuts or scratches heal
slowlv? Dj<-s your ikiu itch or
bum? Hive you Pimplet? E uptioDh?
Aching bones or bad? Eczema?
Old Sjtet? Bails? Scrofula?
Rheumatism? Foul Breath* Citarrh?
A^e you pilt? Then B B. B. (Bj
tanic Blood B dm) will purify your
bbod, heal every sore and give a
clear, smooth, beakhy skio. Deepseated
cases like ulcere, cauce*', eatiDg
sores, Painful Swelling*, Blood
Poison are quickly cured by Butanic
Blood Balm. Cures when all else
fails. Thoroughly tested far 30
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bottle. Trial treatment free by
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Describe trouble?free medical ad
vice given. O/er 3000 voluntary
testimonials of cures by B B B.
There are more than 75 schools in
Lexington county and in each one
there are at least ono or fc.vo boys
and giils who should be in the
Palmetto Collegiate Institute. Parents,
me.ke a little sacrifice and give
your sens and daughters the beet
school advantages your county
affords.
Teachers thoroughly consecrated
to their woik, good board cheap in
nice homes, the deep interest that
the people of Lexington and those
of the county exercise in the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute has made
it the widely fiinous Institute that
it now is.
The engineers of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey
were here iast week taking the attitude
of the town and locating the
true meiidian and mapping the same
with brass pointers let into stone
and placed about four feet in the
ground. One of the two points is
in the southeast corner of St. Stephen's
cermfcery and the other on the
south corner of the Mason's lot.
*
Baptist Services.
Ai lh? pastoral year at the L^x
ing'ou Bipti-t church wiil terminate
on the 3-d Sund ty of this inst, it is
the earnest desire aod request of the
pastor, that all of the members endeavor
to be present on so iuU resting
occasion. There will be services
at the church on Saturday uigui at
7 p m , ana on Sunday at 11 a. m ,
aDd 7 p. m. Sut j ct for Sunday
morning, k,The churches duty to the
wot id.'' Sunday right: 'kTLe true
ntizen of Z on." The community
at large are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
J. J Myers, Pastor.
Married.
N jvember 2t\h, 19JO, at the home
of the t ffi hating clergyman, by the
R v. W. D Q lick, Mr. Simon P. |
Corley and Mtss E la Sox. All of j
L txingtoa.
Oj N.vcmber 2S.b, 1000, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
I Mr?. ,S. S Lludler, in Lexington
l county, S C , Mr. Jesse H Drafts
and Miss Eisie B Lindhr. Rev.
J.ts D. Kinard, cffi-iating.
O2 October 1.3, 1000, at the remI
derce of the bride's father, Mr.
! Daniel K >dgers?, Mr. Dent Sease and
Miss L'zzie RjJgers were married I
by R v. Yv\ II R ;of.
| Or October 18, 1901, at the retij
dencc of Mr. E. J. Pi ice, bj Rov.
j W. H. Roof, Mr. James loon and
j Miss Lillie Hvler.
Oj October 21 at, 1000, at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
Daniel Jumper, Mr. Pierce Corley
ard Miss Lillian Jumper. Rev. W.
H R of c fii dating.
For Sale.
OuO of the most desirable build!
ing lets on upper Main street, above
1 * * - 1 t i _ T U _
J be Lorcetlt ftu 01 ice jate ouugti
Bmz r, conaitting of two au<i one;if;b
'.eras. F;?r further particulars
pp y to G. 11 Huiixiau.
ina, Vases, Giass\
During our recent trip throng'
the couoly the ftirmers seetniegh
wtre iu better condition than the}
have been for years, neatly ever}
faimh.use we passed there were
from or.o to two bales of cotton, and
in many instances more, pitad away
to await for higher prices before be a
in,g put on the maiket. On al: sides |
evidences of prosperity, peace, and I
plenty v?ere to be eeen and there was *
-rv-t -?lr/->/ ? Imrvrrtr/im^nfa in hr.rna qn
?
farm. The signs weie tbat Iter*
will be a very hrge aceraga 30rn in
small grain and mere supplier and (
less cottou will be raised. ^
Twenty Yesirs Proof. ,
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bowels
in natural motion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An Y
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation
and kindred diseases. I
"Can't do without them" '
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va. a
' writes I don't know how I could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease fcr over twenty I
vears. Am now entirely cured. I
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TAX EETURNSl "
" 1001.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW
JL i" reference to the assessment and taxaiiou
ot property. the Auditor, or his assistant.,
wi 1 be and t-thud the following
named plac-s for the p irp >sa of receiving
tax returns for the fhcf.l year 1901, and in
order to meet the n*xt appointment the
Lour wi',1 close at 1 * :3<J in the morning and
at 4 o'clock in the alt. moon; taxpayers
v.ill, therefore, be prompt in meeting the
appointments so as not to cause delay.
Tjx payers will p:e use come prepats d to V
f ive the name of thoir tnwuship and numtur
of school district v herein they reside:
Lexington. C. H , from January 1st to
the 6tb. 1901.
J. J. Wef-s nger, morning, January 7th.
Josh Sh al/s, aft noon, January 7th. |
Chapin. all day. January 8th |
Crofs R^ads. ruornir.g, Januiry 9ih,
Peak afteriom, January 9th.
Pt.ak, morning. January lO'.h.
Spring Hil', afternoon, January lClb.
Hilton mnruing. Jaunary 11th,
White Rock, atternooc. Janoary 11th.
Mrs Mary Busby's. morning, Jan. 12th
B .llentir e. afternoon January 12tA,
I'mo, all day, J unary 14 h.
K. T. Hook, mom n; Janua y 1 th.
Saxe Gotli.i. mooing. January lfl-h.
Barrs. afternoon January I6:h.
G F. Kei.-lei'a, morning. January 17.h. -
Crap's Store, afternoon, J aiaary 17th. i
Croat's Sto e, morning. January I8:h. jj
Paol Black's, afternoon. January 18 h.
St John's Church, C.dk Road, Jan. 19th.
Cro>s Roads, mer ing. January 2l>t
J J. Mack's aftirnoon, January 21st.
Telioa morning January 22d.
D. F. Shampert's, a:.rtemoon, Jan. 22nd.
S tertield Gantt's. morning, Jan. 23rd I
W. Wcbtniorsland'e, afternoon. Jau, 23d I
Biteuburg, all day, January 24:h. a'
Lee-ville, all day, January 2-5th.
Summit, morning January 26.k
Lewieda'e aft'.moon, January 26;h, ?
Edmund, morning. January 23th,
Gaston, afternoon, January 28th. P
Swansea, all d.;v, January 29;h fc
Red Store, al! day, Janoary 33th.
Archie Wolf's, morning, January 21 >t.
J. W. Martin's, afternoon, January 31st.
S. P. Shun pert. m< ruing, Febr a-y 1st
B.-ook and, ail day, February 2nd.
L*xr gton from the 4 h to the 20ih.
Section 270 of the law in reference to the
nf (nr? (Revised S'atutes.l
re ids u.s follows:
A 1 property shall be valued for taxation
at its true value in money, wbich in all
cases nc t specially provided for by law,
shall te held to be as follows, to wit: For
personal property the usual selling price
on the usual terms oi similar property at
administrator's or ex cutor'8 sales, at the =
p'ace were the return is made; and for re 1
prop< rly, th9 usual t.el ing price ou the
usual terms of similar property at sales for i
partition under order of court, at the M
place where the retura is to male. If I
there is no usual se ling price, then at I
what is honestly believed could be obtain- 1
el for the same at af*.ir sale under the conditions
above r> ntionel.
It shaL be the doty of each owner of
lauds, and of any new structures ther-.on
which shall not have been appraised for
taxation, to list the simefor taxation wbh
the County Auditor of the Couuty in which
they raav be situat d on or bef re th; 20th
day of February next, after the same shall
become *u' joct to texition.
Section G Tuat from and afUr the passage
of this act, there shall bo assessed ^
upon all taxable poll i in this State a tax of
one dollar on each poll, the p- c cds of
which tax shall be applied solely to educational
purposes. Every m ile citizen between
the ages ol twenty-one and sixty
years, except those incapable of earning a
support, fr >ni being mi:med or from o her
cau. es, and ex :ept those who are m-di ex
ou jit by law, shall bo deemed t xib'e polls. I1
All rein ns tor taxition must be Sled I
with t'oe A id tor no', later than Fobr .try
2lUk, 19ul, as after that date the Uw re- '
qai-es an ad Jiti:)t oT 5') p?r Ovnt. to the
l ist jeir's re'U'u
Township BoirJ cf Assessors will mee^ _
. t -orne convenient phce in their respect- T
ive township on Wednesday, MircliC. 1901 J
Co mty Bo *rd of F q -.a'iz-.tion, wilt meet
at the Auditor's office on Tuesday Mirch
2Jth, 19M at i0 o'clock a m.
G A. DERRICK,
Auditor Lexington County.
D-.cenibcr 5 1900. P
Bargains I
? FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
RICH AND POOR. c
I am confronted by a condition which perm.taof
no hesitation. I must dispose
of im immem e stock of goods, =
? SO THAT I
on atd af ur Djrembdr 5th, 190). I od't my I
entire stock of General Merc hen its* I
j AT COST, r
The first to come gate the preference. Pon t
delay.
ii. f. ii mm, 11
Le^svillc, S. C. |
I'ecember 5. 4w7.
For Sale.
1 SLY FN HOR! E POWER PORTABLE
L Lngin? aril a complete vr.,1: boring o?t
fit. For further particulars, applvto tr
address, A J FOX,
Djc. 5-tf, Lexington, 8 C
Omim COCAINE"'WHISKY
I lUlVI Habits Cured at raySanatorium,
la 80 daja. Houdred*
of references. 3> year* a upecialty. Book on
Home Treatment aont FHKK. Addree* _
B. M. WCOLLEY* M. D., Atlanta, On. J
Julj 25?Jy.
ware, Nice Presents
~)pen Buggies, Genuine Leather
rop Buggies, Genuine Leather
lanopy Top Surreys, Genuine i
Canopy Top Surreys, Genuine J
Intension Top Surreys, Genuin
Vc have struck some rare bargains in
eager throng ol
OUR COMPETIT
t the low prices we are offering. W
the
GREGORYCc
February 14.?ly.
n i?o iiaw lrwotfw] in TCoilfinflTllVS ^
i V m nun x vvn vv\? < ?? A _
complete line than ever?the hest
EVERYTHING NEI
;EW STORE,
NEW GOO
We have a larg'
llEN'S AND BOY
OVEBCOATS, BATS, SBC
HECKWEAR, SHI!
;c., of every kind that we are going
riees. Come to see us. name vour pi
>r your money than you can get any1
Leaphart 4
KAUFMANN'S BR
I_e3cingftc:
October 3 t?.
Christmas
FOR TH:
HOLIE
SEND US YOUR 01
nsssr^rassszs,
Nuts, F
Apples,
Citron,
FACT FOR ANVTHINC GOI
TRY Ol
S.aromel Bri
THESE FROSTY
ucked 2s, 2is. i gallon, 1 gallon am
Lorick & L
WUm MAI F AMD RE
OLUMBIA,
Jan, 1.? ly.
Rare Opi
s now offered the purchasing public i
supply of fresh ai
Imi IrHftJei Wnfiflnei
Ji V UUUUl^ MUViUMW
'his stock- is fresh and new, having re
haiV.s and was selected with gre
buyer, and, we are, therefore,
pie of Lexington Big Value
quantity. An inspection
vitcd. Polite atten
WM. P
fain Street, near the- Pest Offic
Ooiohtr Ji Sin.
i' Trimmings, Piano Body,
Trimmings, Leather Quarte
Lea th ev Trimm ings,
Lea thcr Ti im m ings,
\e Leather Trimmings,
. the past few days and are throwi
f buyers. They are selling like '
ORS ARE THIS
ill sell goods at nlx>ve prices as lo
n say you wish you had bought.
RHEA M
?l*u.m."toia, S. C
!j
I
sew Brick Store with a more i
ever shown in Lexington.
N AND FRESHi 1
|c
DS,
NEW BARGAINS. j
e stock of
'S CLOTHING, i
' I
IBS, VNDERWEA.F, | j
btc m nufc '
nldj (3LUWEOj1
to soil. We can't l>c l>oal 0111 .
rice and we will give you more) [
whore else. {
fc Drafts,
ICK BLOCK, !
El, S. C.
E ' j9
/ ^JL V
tDERS FOR
C-^nSTHDIES, T
taisms, Oranges, Lemons, i
, Cocoanuts, Dates, Figs,
Currants and Prunes,
iMWANTTOMf''
I
% i
i
ur r
i and
Syrup
MORNINGS.
1 2 gallon tins, nice and cheap. \ T
. t
t
O^^F9I108
TAIL GROCERS, . j
;
S. C. [
.
i !>
__ i
to lay in their fall and winter j
id desirable
w 1
aid Uaerwflear.
; t
eentlr been purchased from firsl !
at care hv an experienced |j
prepared to give the peo- I
s, both in quality and i ('
of this stock is in- j s
lion given all. |
I ATT. !!
is, COLUMBIA, S.'c.
zaar. All sellinj
Worth. Our Ihice.
$5 0.00$36.00.
rTop, 00 00 4150.
J 00.00 85.00.
J 10.00 00.00.
130.00 115.00
ng the goods on the market to the
'liot cakes."
NDERSTRUCK
ng a- they hist. Don't wait and
ULE CO.,
m
ANDREW CRAWFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, - . - - 8. C.
PRACTICES IN THE 8TATE AND
L Federal Courta. and offers his profestonal
serviced to the citizens ot Lexington
Jounty.
October 18- J y.
Albert M. Boozer,
ittorner at Law,
COLUMBIA, H. C.
Especial attention ffiven to business en
rested to hiia by Ms fellow citizens ol
jexingtcn county.
Office: 1609 Main Street, over T. B.
LUglirj & Co.
February 28-tf.
J. M. EFIRD. F. E. Drehsb.
EFIRD & DREHER,
Mtorners at Law,
LEXIftQTQN, C. H., S. C.
[TfILL PRA?TiCE IN ALL THE
VV Courts. Business solicited. One
ieml>er of the firm will always be at office,
.exington, 8. 0.
June 17?6m.
EDWARD L. ASS1LL,
Attorney at Law,
.eesville, s. c.
Practices in all the Courts.
Business solicited.
8ept 30? 6m
liiliiBll
)EPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
CHECK.
W. P. ROOF, Co?hier.
DIRECTORS:
Ulea Jones, W. P. Root, O. M. Euro,
li Hilton James E. Hendrix.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND 80LD.
Deposits of $1 nod npwards received and
nterest at 6 per cent, per annum allowed,
>ayable April and October.
September 21?tf
MM NIOKAl 111,
COLUMBIA, S. C,
TATE, CITY AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY
'aid up Capital ... $200,000
lurplus Profits . - . 60,000
Savings Department.
Deposits of $5 00 and upwards received,
nteresi allowed at the rate of 4 per cent.
ier annum. W. A. CLARK, President,
Wilix Jours, Cashier.
December 4?ly.
DR. E. J, ETUEREDGE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
LEESVILLE, S. C.
Office next door below post office.
Always onhaud.
February I?.
a Mrs r. lzr.jr, t. c. sturk*e,
OrHu?burt,'. 8. C. Lexington, 8. C. .
1 zlar feSturliie,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Lcxiii?ytou, S. C. .
PRACTXES IN ML COURTS OF
this St&Le and of the United States.
February 21, 1900 ?tt
Notice cf Dissolution of Parisrship,
I THE FIRM OF WILLIAMSON. GUNter
A Co , is this day dissolved by mail
al consent.
Williamson A Gmter will collect all
iebts due the tirja and assune all claims
Ine by the hrui.
f L. P. WILLIAMSON,
Signed, { D. L. GUTTER,
! W. A. JUL LEY,
November 13. IDoO?If.
Notice, Trespassers.
TTJE, THE UNDERSIGNED. DO P03.
VV Rively loibicl itny bunting. letting
;tOi:k run at lame or tre passing on our
ands m any way. h? will p-oseonte all
>uch tre.-pissers to the In 1 ? xtent oi tbo
aw,
1). 51 Williams. Titans L. William0,
iiu-ns Williams. Rach-l L -cos.
facob 51 Williams. "Cornelia Wise,
"iimpton Williams, V V Crim.
November It. 1D00. i-*4.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted digestive organs.
It isthe latest discovereddigestant
and tonic. No other preparation
zaa approach it in eifleieucy. It instantly
relievesand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,Flatulence,
Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia Crampsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Price 50c. and ft Large size contains 2% timet
small size. Bookallaboutdyspepsiaznaiiedfree
Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO., Cb'caQOJ
E KAUFMANN.
WUen writing m?niion the Dispatch.
? cheap.