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M COUGH SYRUP ^
w cures Hacking Coughs, *25
W Sore Lungs, Grippe,PneuBK
monia and Bronchitis in a H
M few days. Why then risk H
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I Cough Syrup. Price, 25c. Bi
I Don't be imposed upon.
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I is not as good us Dr. Bull's. H
Salvation Oil cures Rheumatism, g
Aches and Pains. 15 & 35 cts. |%|
The Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 9C0
w&Sotices will be inserted
in the Loeal department at
the uniform price of o cents
per line, to one and all
Index to Nov Advertisements.
The Bazaar?S*n'a Ciaus.
Uriah Jefcoat? Notice Trespassers
G S D.afts?Land Sale.
T W ?TrtannaffNntiee.
U ' f X' Ul (JUV1
Remember Your Mother,
Your father, toot wife, your husband,
your 6ister, your brother, your (
daughter, jour eon, ycur sweetheart 1
or friend. They can aii be pleased
at J. E Kaufmann's New Drug
tr Store. i
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You Knew What You Are Taking
When yoa take Grove's Tasteless ^
Chill Tonic because the formula is j
plainly printed on every bottle showing
that it is simply iron and Q linine
in a tastfless form. No cure, no pay.
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well (
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. It j
soothes the child, softens the gums, _
allays all pain, cures wind colic and ,
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-five cents a bottle., \
It is the best of a|l. |
imperfect akin ]
| is always caused by | t
I bad blood. Remove the | ,
& cause! Improve your g
? blood. How? By tak- g
i; ing the blood purifier g
that has stood the test g j
for thirty years g
tIol?nst6ii's 3.
Sarsaparilla]
QUART BOTTLE. fl
It has thousands of I .
happy friends. Quart i .
i Bottles sell every- I J
| where at $i. i
? "THE MICHIGAN DRUG COMPANY." ?
t Pvtrolt. Mich. J
Liverettes lor Utct IBs,
The Famous Little Liver PQk. ^ j
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O. ?1. 2V&UC Jiairn, 1 cuu^uiu, u. v.
Begin to Think 1
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About what kind of X'mas goods
you want. A varied lice at J. Jsk"
Kaufmanu's New D.ug Stors.
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\ This signature is on every bos of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quioine Tablets
r~ the remedy that cures n cold In one day J
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Steps the Ccnrh and Works eff the f
Cold. i
Lsxitive Bromo Quinioe Tablets c
cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No
Pov PnVo 9R 1
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Everything New. <
New store, new good", new prices, j
Call and inspect my stock.
Yours truly,
Julian E Kauf jaann. (
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Masonic t
a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION t
Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
/^^.A. F. M., will be held on
Saturday, December 2Lb, 1900, at 7 j
r o'clock p. m. Members will please
come prepared to pay their dues.
On Friday the 14th instant, at 7 '
p. m , there will be held an t xtra 1
meeting for the parpo?e of conferring
the second degree. All brethren are
4in offr*?% J
ur^jeu W uc uuj t iu 9iKuuautB>
By order of the W. M. ?
G. M. Haru&n, Secretary. 1
This is the time of the year when 1
everybody should make au effort to
pay their debts and there is no bet- '
ter starting point toward this end 1
r than to call or lend and settle your '
g* dues to the D pitch. We have a 1
large amount due us for rubscription
and we need it. We hope that de- '
liDquent sub-cribers will heed this 1
appeal and call and settle by the 1
first of year. j
Buy the Ones That Will Shoot.
The young and old b>y goes into ,
raplures delight over the fine display .
of fireworks- cow Bhown at the
Bazaar. Fire crackers from the
smallest to the largest, K >man
- candle % sky rockets, tiiangles, pin
wheels, flower pots, spit devils,
-.ViloHinn knmKo ?nH Cfimfl 1 TCP
? UlOlUUg l/ULU Km |?u-a uvtMv ?M.
battries. Ail of Pains best makes.
They cause the eld men to think of i
the time when they were boys and
how they erj *yed tbern and now the
sro i" bor n j ? ?? t'-e approach of
Chrism9-* or> thpy p> j ?v the
Same fcfia(i -port. M?k?- tneuj Uappv
fitfhpt. m i fc?.rr b\ y vnik them a
h supply <>f the**- ti?^wo k?. Tbe
\ slock it> fitsb au-l clit-ap.
PML AND SCH.
y.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Baker's bread, at the Bazaar.
We are having nice weather for
butchering.
Cotton 8fc this market today is
bringing cen's.
The new residence of Mr. Jeff B.
Amick is being painted.
Mr. G H Iiiwl has moved from his
farm in Kocky Well to the town of
Leesville.
Uriah Jefcoat, E q-iire, wants no
trespassing upon bi9 land. Heed
his warning.
A full *nd new supply of
Garden Seed, just received
at the Bazaar.
Mr. S. P. Drafts, formerly of
L -wiedale, is now clerking in a dispensary
in Chester.
Mr. Abner Derrick killed two hogs
last week, the aggregate weight of
which was 800 pounds net.
I will have fresh fish and oysters
at this place every Saturday. All
orders will have careful attention.
John A. Williams.
Mr. Jesse D. Taylor's new residence
on Upper Main street is receiving
its finishing coat of paint.
Rev. J. C. Abney, Chaplain of the
penitentiary, was in town Monday on
business and gave us a pleasant call.
Wanted To Hire?20 or more
cross-tie cutters. Apply to
J C. Fort,
7pd. PelioD, S C.
The young people have got a move
3D them and are continually inter
viewing the parsons and notary
; ublics.
The days are growing shorter and
ivill continue to do so until the 21st
)f this month when they will begin
;o grow loDger.For
pretty novelties, both useful
ind ornamentai and a full supply of
Christmas goods and toys of all kind
tor the little folks go to the Bazaar.
M-. Ezais L. Wingard left at our
ffice last Monday a half dozen of
he finest turnips and radishes that
ve have ever seen.
Mr. Hamp Kaminer and Miss
fhorence C*ughman were married at
he homo. of bride's father, Mr. J. M.
3iughman, this morning.
When yon go to Columbia to buy
four Christmas tricks don't fail to
sail on H. C Bailey, near the Market
Charlie is a Lexington boy and will
reat you right.
Dr. J. G. Williams has located at
jrway for the purpose of practicng
his profession and we are glad to
enow that he is doiDg well.
There will be an extra communica;ion
of Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
L F. M., next Fiiday evening, the
L4th iDst, et the usual hour.
I will take pictures at Batesburg
rem Decembss^the 22od to the 25 h
[ will eiWyou good work and will
jfiarantee them not to fade.
W. A. M Crape, Photographer.
Mr. J. G. E.heredge, formerly of
Batesburg, has moved to Columbia
vhere he will make bU futune home.
9e is in the life insurance business.
After long years of service as a
Notary Public, Clerk of Court elect
Samuel B. George, is lamenting the
act that he has ne ver b en called
jDon to unite two hearts that beat as
&
>ce.
The finest lice or smoking tJbieco
a handsome boxes and packages,
?uitable for Christmas and the Holilays,
or at any time jou wish to eEj
>y a good smoke. Cdl at the
B z xar.
Managers and clerks of the State
md Federal elections will please
;all on Sam J Leaphar*. at LexiDg;od,
within the next two weeks for
:heir pay.
It is against the law to offer pariridgrs
a*id oih3r game birds for
jale, no mitter how or where they
ffere captured or killed. This prohibition
is for five years.
Call at the old reliable store of the
Dial Hardware Cjmpany, Columbia,
wd buy a gu;>, piafcJ, koife or any
rind of foreign or domestic hardware
lhat yoo might need.
Mr. H E Shealy dropped in to
?ce us Saturday and made us glad to
the amount of SI. He is a straight
man and believes in keeping things
in the same condition.
Senat ur-ekct W. H. Sharpe was
in town Saturday on legal business,
and c died to see us. He laughs at
the idea of annexation and says that
it is only a bubble in the air.
D R Hukiwanger, with O fc
Tiedeman & Son, Charleston, S. C.,
and Dunlop Mdlv, Richmond, Ya,
will be in L xiogton every Tuesday.
All orders saved for him will be
greatly appreciated.
Mr. Stanmore Nichols was in town
Saturday and renewed his subscription
to the Dispatch. He is one of
Hollow C.eek's best and moat pro
gressive citizens and consequently
be is doiDg well.
M L Rawls and L L Gmtt, of
B ack C eek, called to see us the other
day, and as one subscriber paid in
bis dollar tbe other rolled in his cart
wheel. YVn are always glad to 8?e
our people from G >u'b country.
Mr. John Snyder, one of our eeif
made and self-sustaining farmer*,
and one of our promptest payiog
sub.-cribere, came in to see u- Friday
and made our heart throb to the
tune of the jingle of a dollar.
Islington traders in Columbia
' * TT7__ T>1?H
sbould visit tne siore 01 >v m. juau
& Co., during the holidays and examine
their s'oek of family and
plantation eupplies and Chihtmas
goods. It will pay'them to do so as
they sell the best goods for the least
money.
Prof. W. P. Steele wishes to make
the announcement through these
columns that a special song service
will be given at Union school house,
on the 4th Sunday of December.
The public is cordially invited to
attend and all are expected to come
and bring a well filled basket
Hebron Methodist church havirg
been again connected with the Lexington
Circuit, the pastor, Rev J N.
Wright, will preach there next Sunday
afternoon, at 3J o'clock, and also
at Sbilob in tbe morning at II
o'clock
Prof. Meeban's wonderful educated
dog show, being tbe best trained
doge before the public, will give one
of bis interesting entertainments on
Thursday evening next, in R >ol'd
New Hall, which has been fitted up
with stage and seats. Everybody
should see this show and carry the
children. Admission, adults 20c,
children 10c.
Judge J Marshal Shealy was in
town Saturday and handed in his $1
for a renewal. The Judge was in an
excellent humor, as he generally i?
except when meeting out justice to
pcme law breaker, and when he left
he was puff.ng a "two-for" for all it
was worth. v
Tbe hens must surely be on a
strike for higher prices for their
fruit in anticipation of a greater demand
for eggs as Christmas ap
proaebes nearer and nearer. The
prices for eggs are nearly out of
sight and are still going higher an i
eggs scarcer.
We invite the attention of the
ln/l!?a (n fitia A OQfii.
1CIUJUO LKJ IJUO UUV VUVW?I?W\ ) v*vvw?
cated cocoanut, fruit cake ingredients,
cake trimmings, powdered sugar,
high fiivored extracts and essences
for their Christmas and WeddiDg
cakep. All these goods are of the
very best quality and are for sale at
the Bsziar.
Two children of Ike Dent, colored,
were burned to dea'b last week.
TLev were-locked in their home on
Mr-. Ben Kiwi's place and during
the absence of their seniors some
how sat the cabin on fire and were
consumed, together with the household
effects.
While a party of men from this
county were on their annual hunt in
Richland county, Simon Mathi s and
Arthur Sharpe, two young men, engaged
in a wrestling match on the
10;b inst, when the former threw the
latter. Arthur received fatal injuries
from which he died in about 8 hours.
In making your Christmas purchases
don't forget that Leaphart &
Draft?, the clothiers, carry a line of
goods suitable for presents, such as
men and boy's clothing, furnishings,
shoes, etc. It will be to your interest
to see their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Col. D. T. Barr, the old wheel
horse of Democracy, dropped in to
see us Monday, while on his way to
Columbia to attend the United
States Circuit court as a grand juror.
The Colonel i3 one of Ltx'ngton's
m )st substantial and devoted citizens
and notwithstanding the wound
received in the Civil war, stf p3 around
as spry as a spring rooster.
It should Dot be forgotten that
Mee<ze & Son are headquarters for
all kinds of Christmis goods such
as apples, raisins, oranges, nu^s,
candies, sugars and other nice things
to eat too numerous to mention, in
inspection (f this stock is invited
and the best of goods and the lowest
prices are assured.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. Arthur Fort Ha'-man,
the youngest son of Colonel
and Mrs. M. jj. narmar, 01 our
towD, aod Miss Anna Rebacca Fuller,
cf MoLt'cmery, Ala. Tbe happy
event will take place in the First
Presbyterian church, in that city, on
the 24ih inst. The newly wedded
pair will spend a portion of theii
honeymoon in L'xingtoD.
One of the best places in town to
buy your Christmas goods of every
description is at J. D. Taylor's, wbc
has in stock a full line of everything
needful for comfort and enjoyment
during this time of good cheer
Call and see his stock before purchasing
el^pwhere.
The entertainment given by the
Woman's Aid Society of St. S:e
phens, at the hoppilable home o]
Mr W P. Roof, in the evtning ol
xOackKgiving Day was a brilllanl
and social financial success. 1 he im
prompt program was hi ppily
conceived and well executed. Happipines*
ruled the occasion and everj
odp departed for their homes glac
that they attended the 'Qiihinf
j P*riy "
Christmas Presents. S
We Ptill have a good assortment of
? gucs which ve are (ff ling cheap E
Do not fail to get oue fo?" Christmas.
1 We have a splendid stock of jewelry ,
suitable for Cbiistmas gifts, all fully c
, warranted. Call on us for any and t
everything jou want. The prices J
are right and we want your business, fc
, H L Oswald. c<
1 m
i * * *c
Messrs. H Ii G.od win and James
E Gantt have formed a partnenhip s
n
in the manufacture of nival stores. "
Their turpentine farm is located at H
! Andulusia, A!a. They, with their m
1 families and about twenty-five hands, to
* left for their new home today. The ^
1 merchantile business of James E
hi
Gant% at Swansea, will be continued fc
1 by his brother Claude and Go eB
> Everroad. ^
The stock of general merchandise ^
, kept by J W. Long is dow being ^
offered at pi ices so low that they dj
make purchasers of all who see the P<
stock. He in handling the celebrated
H uniiton-Brown Shoe Cu's, shoes,
which for elegance, ease and wearable
qualities have no superiors and
but few equals. Ii making your *jr
rounds hunting bargains, give him a 0!
call. ct
TIB W B80MB j
hi
Christmas Tide. 1
EVERYBODY IS ENJOYING
THE TIME OF GOOD
CUBES BUYING i
PSESENTS i
AT THE HAZAAR si
UJ
Dear 0!d Santa ta
Clans. (he Patron 01
t Faint of all good lit b(
tie children in p r- -it
ticular and evr,r *
body in general has aj
arrived in Lcx;i gtu
from his far away gi
home B ing basil- D
engaged in opening
his immei 8: budget tl:
of toys ard Christ
ma? presents for th?ycurg
and old, le
Las given strict ordtrs
to t' e B zrnr
I eop'e. where hie
1 tar quarters are lo
calcd to admit no
child into his workroom,
but to show every one the pretty dii i
play ot
sm
Toys
of a'l description, consisting in part of
such useful, interesting aod entertaining
articles as #
Drums. Tin Wagons
Musical Toys,
Cap Pistols. Trains. 13*
Fire Engines Ships.
Pianos. Tea 8eN. A
,BC Blocks, Bills,
Watches. ,Harmoni- /ill U
cas fr -m 5 cents up if j/Jjr
to 50 cents. Jews iA/v
Harps. Pockttbooks /fin 7
Key Chains, Small
Exoress Wagons, _
Doll Carriages, and w
most aiy kini of g3 Lf [^
toy yo i wint to 5 ?r.. jr?
please th9 little folks
and amnio the larger
one Bring the children
.os3s this stock
wheayoa call. as
Dolls. Dolls. .Dolls s
sb
?r We have one of P
the prettiest line of ?t
Dolls ever brought ^
ftothisorrket. They P
are things ol beauty P1
and a joy forever to ^
3Vi ry child's h<art P
W? have some very P'
finely dressed dolls *b
and some that are w.
undressed. Don't w
buy before seeing di
Lhis line because you
will be pleased with
dolls as well as th? w
orice if you see them ta
We have them f om tb
the finest to t' e th
cherpe.it and in a 1 ^
styles and variety b<
Chinaware. 5
w
T " -- ?j -1 ti
ill IQ(S9 gQPflS we ftl'J ftuuwiiig tuc uftuusomest
assor'm ;nt ev r seen in tLis place
In the Fancy line onr baud pain'ed at.d ><
beaatifal y decorated China cannot be stir- sl
passed in q- ality and price Caps and Cf
Saucers, Plain and Fancy Vases, Dishes ot
and Mugs of every description, Glassware.
Nice Presents. I
Dressing Cases, B itter Dishes C.wd Bas- a!
kets, Work Boies. Pickle Dishes. C o hes iv
Brus 1 Holders, Necktie B x is, C >logne. in C
nice l?rgi bottles as we 1 a* in sm ill ones, at
and other nice thing too numer m i to m n- 2
tion.
Candies
I
From he ch japest to the fio<*ak. all fresh, in
s'ica and bulk Fiue FreLch, i ickes Mr g
tare aud any kind desired. Fruits of all
kind, such as apples, bananas, lemons
or<n???s. fijjs, mixed nuts. raisins, dates
crackercake*. etc.
Don't fail to lay in your supply of Firewmk*
at th i B.iz iar. We have a new and I
fr sh stock and every one wi 1 be sure to
shoot We ha,-e everything yon want from
I the sma 1 st fi.e rracker to the largest
. Pain's batteries. At
Tlie Bazaar, ?
LEXINGTON, S C.
! Trespass Notice. T
W\ THE UNDERSIGNED, DO Positively
forbid any hunting, letting
stock run at large, or tre'passing on our
lands in any u ain<r whatever, as we will
prosecute all trespassers to the lull extent
of the 'aw
J. W. F-ilmcr, Mrs, Ann Busbnrdt,
- H. H Chapman, Mrs Betsey Sitzler,
Mrs. I aura Lindler. P II. Shealy.
John F. Chapmm, W. II. Epting
' H. II Counts, Mrs. Happj C Derrick
p O. L. Mayer, J. A Etrgle, i
J. v. Wt(JsiDg?-r, A B Mayer.
? Dtcember 12 1000 4w8. g
Notice, Trespassers.
All per cm are hereby noh j
fi. d not to hnnt. fi-ib or trespass in any I
n a iner whatever up m an- of my laud?.
I Tue law 11 p sitiveij be eulorc d a^aiust
all trespajsere.
! URIAH .IKFC->AT.
?^December 10, 19 0 2.vt?p<l.
TATS OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
CaVSTY OF LEXfNG OS.
Ia th? Probate Court.
. T. Itia< h. as Ad u nwtraior of the Estate
of Wesley Y maginsr. decotse l,
Plaintiff agaiu-t
V. A. Yonnginer aDd othera, Defendants.
ompluiat to sell land in aid of as eta.
[>URSUVNT TO A DECREE OF THE
L C art ot Probate of Lexington C. uaty
i the above entitl-d action, I will sell be- j
ire the conrt home door in Lexington I
mntv on the fi st Alnuliy in January jj
ext. within the legal boors of sa'e, th j lol- |
iwing property towit:
All that piece, p-irc 1 or tract of i .nt suite,
lying and being in the county and
late aforesaid on the north ri le of H;gh
oil creek and adj lining lands of J ese
-vygert. J. H. Hiller Lott L ?wman an 1
.enry Hirruin, containing seventy acres, '
mre or less. ,
Also; all that piece, parcel or tract of
md, sitnate, lying end being in the connty
nd State aforesaid on south side of High (
ill creek, a-sj >ining lands ol Catharine
iitupt-r Henry Hanunn, V A. Youngimr, (
a J perhaps others, containing twent}*?nr
acr.s, more or less J
TfcdtttS OF S\LE-One half of the
urcnase money to be paid iu cash: the y
ilatice on a credit of tw lve months, the
red.t portion to be s enrtd by bondol the
urohaser and mor'gaije of the premises:
10 creiht porfioD to beir interest from the
ay of 8 ile at the rate of eight per cent. .
jraniun. The purhasjr may pay a'l ;
i;hif an a nroci. I'urc baser 10 pay lor 3
ipers and stamps, As ad 'aruest ot good '
th thopnrch.ni; r of tb-: 70 acre tract will
> r- q tired to deposit $100 with the Judge ^
r Piobate wi'hin one h mr after the said *
ict is b d off. othrsrw so it will be itnuie
ately resold to the highest bidder withit
firtber advertisement: and the purser
of the 24 acre t ract will be required |
1 deposit $50 with the Judge o! Probate
i>hiu one hour after said tr?ct of land is j
id off. and in case of hi < failure to d ?so the
remises will be forthwith ?es-oll to tie
Ighest bidder without farther advertiseent.
GEOEGE S DS.AF TS, I. P L C
December 10, 1 00. 4wb. a
CAXRETU RN S.
ISOl.
'N ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW
. ir. reference to the a sessment and taxion
of property, the Anditor, or liia asstaiit,
VTi 1 be and attend the following
imel places lor the pnrpjs- of receiving
x returns lor the fi c*l year 1901, and in
rder to meet the ne:tt appointment the
our will cl )se at 1 :3() iu the morning and
, 4 o'c ock in the att<moon; taxpayer# ^
ill, tbtreiore, be prompt in meeting the
ipoiniments so as not to cause d lay.
Tax payers will p'etste come prepaid to
Ive the name ot their t< wusbip and nnmr
of school district wherein they reside:
Lexington, C. H , frjm January 1st to
ie 6t.h, 1901.
J. J. Wessmcjor, morning, January 7:h.
Josh Sh aly's, att rnoon, January 7th.
Cbapin. all day, January 8th ?
Crc#? R mds. mornit g, January 9.h,
Pest aftemo n, January 9th.
Peak, morning. January I0:h.
Spring Hil', afternoon, Jan uary 10:h
Hilton, morning, January 11th,
"Wh te Itock. aMernoon, January 11th.
Mrs MaryBjsby's morning, J.m. 12 h.
BalleQtit e, aftr-ruoor January ]*2to,
I.rno, all day, J uuarry 14th.
K. T. Hook. morn nj; Janua y 1 th.
Siixe Gotlia, mo nirg. January 16.h. ]
Barrs. afternoon January lGili.
G. F. Kei lei 'a, morning J.nuary 17ib. ^
Cra p's Store, afternoon, J na?ry 17th.
Croat's Sto e, morning. January 18th.
Paul B'ack's. aftorno >n, J. nuary 18 h.
St John's. Church. Calk R .ad, Jan. 19th.
Cro s Roida, mor ing January 21st
J J Mac!k's aftt rnoon, January 21st
Pelion morning January 22d I
D. F. Sbnmpert's, af-ercoon, Jan. 22nd. I
8 ttoriield G intt's. morning, Jan. 23rd
W. Westmoreland's, afternoon. Jan, 23d
B^sbarg, all day, January 21 h. .
Lee-?ville, ail day, January 25t.h. o
Summit, moroiug January 26:h r
Le*ieda'e afternoon. January 26.h, j.
Edmund, morning, January 28th, *(
Gaston, afternoon, J&uuary *8th.
Swansea, all day, January 29th
Red Store, all day, January 6Jlh.
Ar chie Wolf's, morning, January 31st.
J. IV. Martin's, afternoon, January 31s1.
S. 1'. stuirpert. morning, February 1st
Brook and, all day, February 2nd.
Lexii gton from the 4 h to the 20;h.
Section 270 of >:he law in reference to the
s-salient of faxes, .Revised S atutes,)
ads as follows:
All property s'ull be valued for taxation
its true value iu money, which in all j
.ses :i< t specially provided for by law, ^
lall be held to be as f >llows, to wit: For
jrsoual property the nsnal selling price
i the u ual terms of similar property at \
IruiDistrator'a 01: ex-cutora sales, at me
ace were the ret am is made; and for re 1
op- rly, the nsual set iag price on the .
inal terms of similar property at sales for
irti'wn nnder order of coart, at the ,
ace wh; re the :;etur t is to made. If J
ere is no ns tal selling price, then at 1
bat is honestly believed coald be obtain- I
I for the same at a f rr sale under the con- '
tions above m ntionel.
It shal be the duty of each owner of
nds, and of any new structur.s thereon
Inch shall not have beeu appraised for j
xation, to list the same for taxation with
ie County Auditor of the Conuty in which
iey rnav be situat d. oa or before the'iOtb
ty of February neit, aft* r the same shall
;come su1 ject to taxation.
Section G Tuat from and after the pw.go
of i his act, there shall bo assessed "
>on all t i.x- bio polls in thia State a tax of a
le dollar on each poll, the pncacds c f
hich tax shall be appl ed soleiy to ednca
onal purposes. Every male citizen beveen
the ages oi twenty-one and sixty
?ars. except those incapable of earning a
lpport. fr >ni being mi.imed or from other
tu*es, and except tb ?e who are made ex 1
; pi by law, shal! be doeme 11 x-ible polls. I
Allre.ii'ns lor taxitiou must be filed 1
ith tbe Aud tor not kter than F br iary
Kb, 39-Jl. as at'br that date the law reli
es an addition of ol) per cent, to the
st year's return
Tovmshvp Bo ird of Assessors will meei ?
, sone c< nrenieut plica in their resnecte
tounsbip on Wednesday. March 6 1901
ounty Beard of Fq la iziiion. will meet >
, tbe Auditor's office on Tuesday March
th, 11901, at 10 o'clock a m.
G. A. DEBRICK, i
Auditor Lexington County.
December 5 1900.
Bargains
? FOB;?
IEN. WOMEN AKD CHILDREN
RICH AND POOR. <
am confronted by a condition which permits
of no hesitation. I must dispose of
my immense slock of goodB,
SO TEAT
n and afer December i>th, 1900, I off* my
entire sttkk of Geusral Merch n !ise
AT COST.
'be first t^ come gits the preference. Don't
delay.
II. F. II Eft BR IX,
Leesvillo, S. C. I
December 5. 4w7.
For Sale.
I SLVEH HOR' E POWER TOR TABLE
L Engine and a complete w.li boring out
L For further particular, app'y to rr
ddress, A J FOX.
I) c. 5 tf, Lexington, S C
Of) III 111 COCAINE^WHISKY
I] IJ |f| Habit* Curod at mjSanator"
inm, lm 10 dajra. Hnndr<?da
of niforoncoa. S yearn a apocialty. Book on
Homo Treatment aont FKEE. Address ,
B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D., Atlanta, Ca. ,
uly 2i>?ly.
flim Bum
vun ifuui
Open Buggies, Genuine Leah
Top Buggies, Genuine Leatlu
Canopy Top Surreys, Genu in
Canopy Top Surreys, Genu in
Extension Top Surreys, Gem
A*e have struck some rare bargains
eager throng
OUR COMPETI
it the low prices we arc offering.
IfVlflflATIfl
unfiivun i
c
February 14.?ly.
iVe are now located in Kaufinann'
complete line than ever?the 1
EVERYTHING Ni
sTEW STORE,
NEW G<
We have a h
MEN'S AND BO
OV2BCOATS, HATS, S!
NECKWEAR, SH
ic., of every kind that we are gon
irices. Come to see us, name youi
orvour monev than vou can get a
Leaphart
KAUFMANN'S
Lexiag't
JST" Every cash purchase of a dol
low and the 1st day of February,
hance of winning a gold filled,
ratch. The watch is guaranteed.
October 3 - tf.
Chrisfma:
FOR
HOLII
SEND US YOUR
Nuts
Appl
Citrc
IS PACTFOR AMTUIKG C
TRY
Karomel Bj
THESE FROST
Packed 2s, 2is, A gallon, 1 gallon
Lorick & I
WH0LE8ALE AND
50LT7MBIA,
Jan. 1.? ly.
n a.
nare up
is now offered the purchasing pub!
supply of fresl
Dry Goods, Notion
This stock is fresh and new, bavin:
hands and was selected with
buyer, and, we arc, thereto
[ile of Lexington I>ig Ya
quantity. An inspect
vitcd. Polite at
WM. F
Ma in Street, near the Post C
October 3 Urn.
<
V
* IBB M Bfe J
filts AKL I
her Tri mm in gs, Pi a no Body,
er Trimmings, Leather Quart a
e Leather Trimmings,
e Leather Trimmings,
line Leather Trimmings,
: in the past few days and are thrown
\ of buyers. They are scllingdike "1
TORS ARE THUl
Will sell goods at al?ove prices as Ion
then sav vou wish vou had bought.
RHEA Ml
^olvimToia, S. C.
Ik s '
I VflLa ?
s New Brick Store with a more i
>est ever shown in Lexington.
t'
:w AND FRESH, f
C.
30 DS,
NEW BARGAINS. |
irge stock of
Y'S CLOTHING, k
BOSS, UNDERWEAR, ?
IIRTS, GLOVES,
lg to sell. We can't Ix; t>eat on ! r
price and we will give you inorc! 11
nvwhere else. [J
& Drafts,
BRICK BLOCK, u
en., S. C.
lar's worth at our store between n
1901, entitles the purchaser to a **
double faced, Elgin movement -
THE in
,ORDERS FOR f
3, I '
, Rais'ns, Oranges, Lemons,
es, Cocoanuts, Dates, Figs,
>n, Currants and Prunes, ! f~
IflOD 10U WAMTOEAT
"" I
OUR I
rand Syrup
Y MORNINGS. ^
and 2 gallon tins, nice and cheap. w
;
Lowrance
RETAIL GROCERS,
s. c. i
tt
kMAnSllNllu i
i|im iuiihj
lie to lav in their fall ami winter
li anil desirable I
.is and Unervdoar. L>
; g
g recently lieen purchased from first *
great care by an experienced is
re, prepared to give the poo- !{
ilues. 1 h?th in <jua!ity and S
ion of this stock is in- a
tention given all. J
?l att 1'
am m m f
Iffice, COLUMBIA, S. C. b
}\ orth. Our Price,
x .in no nn
W V v/.v/v/ W VVIVVI
'Top, 0000 42.50.
700.00 85.00.
J J0.00 00.00.
. 120.00 115.00
lg the goods on the market to the
liot cakes."
NDERSTRUCK
ig as they last. Don't wait and
ULE CO.,
iNDREW CRAWFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oujmSia. 8. c.
)BAOTICE3 IN THE STATE AND
1 Federal Courts. and offers his profes3nai
services- to the citizens ol Lexington
>unty.
October 18--ly.
Albert M. Boozer,
attorney at Law,
COLUMBIA, N. C.
Especial attention given to business en*
asted to him by bis fcilow citizens ot
jxington county.
Office: 1GG9 Alain Street, ever T. B.
ightry & Oo.
February 28 ?tf.
M. Efi::d. F. E. DRMZB.
EFIRD & DREHER,
ttornevs at Law,
LEXINGTON, C. Hm S. C.
TfILL FBA'-TIOE IN ALL THE
Courts, lio icc-ss solicited. One
limber of tho firm will always be at office,
ixington, S. 0.
June 17? 6m.
DWARD L. ASBILL,
Attorney at Law,
EESVILLE, S. 0.
Practices m all the Courts.
Business solicited.
Sept. 30 - 6m
rviLi/iTnii oiuiiura niuir
[aim oAvinuo dim.
EPO.SITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
CHECK.
W. P. HOOF, Canhior.
DIRECTORS:
Ion Jones, W. P. Roof, C. U. Efird,
11 Hilton James E. Hendrix.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits of $1 and apwards received and
terest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed,
ijable April and October.
September 21?tf
in
. coLuhbia.s.c.
ATE, cm AMD COl'KTT DEPOSITS Y
dd up Capital ... $200,000.
irplus Profits . . 60,000
Saving's Department.
Deposits of $5 00 and upwards received,
terest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent,
r annum. W. A. CLARK, President,
Wiliz Jones, Cashier.
December 4?lv.
DR. E, I ETHEBEDtiE,
SUKGKON DENTIST,
LEESVILLE, S. C.
Office next door below post office.
Always on hand.
February I?.
,MK8 F- IZt.AR. T. C. STUBK'E,
Orangburg. S. C Lexington, 8. C.
I vtlxxr Jk Kturkie,
L l TOKNKYS AX LAW
X.oxing'toii, S. C.
)RACTC?S IN ALL COURTS OF
_ this State and of the United States.
February 21, 10(10 ? tt
Notice of Dissolution of Partership. ,
|!HE FIRM OF WILLIAMSON. GUNL
ter & Co., is tb's day dinsoWed by mu-, ;?
IHI consent.
Williamson A G inter will collect all
ibts due the lirai and assa .e all claims
lie by the firm
f L. P. WILLIAMSON,
Signed. -J D. L. GUNTER,
i W. A JUL LEY,
November lo. 1900- tf.
Notice to Trespassers.
A LL HUNTING OR TRE>P SSING
in any dihqi er is strictly torbidden tn
le lands belonging to
I V WESSINGFR,
MPS. HM.R ET S7AY.
LZZEV WE LINGER.
Decembers 4*7.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It. artificially digests the food and aids
(ature in strengthening and recontructing
the exhausted digestive orans.
It is the latest discovered digestnt
and tonic. Jfo other preparation
an approach it in efficiency.. It intantly
rclievesand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
"latulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
iick Headache, Gastralgia Crampsand
lLo;ber results of imperfect digestion.
'rice SOcrand $1. Large sire contains VA times
mallslze. Bookallabuutdyspepsiamaiiedfree
Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO.. Chicago
J. E KAUFMANN.
WIkui writing nvruion th?*Dispatch.
:
Suj-.ke Sweet Violete. Tbey can
>e bad at the LLzaar.
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