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mbmm??? wmmmmmmm The Lexington Dispatch. / I Wednesday, December 25, 1901. ___ __ ? t ^ index to Hew Advertisements. Htt L*nd For Sale?C. E. Lsaphart, I I & Real Estate Agent g I I DIVI1TE SERVICES. ST. STEPHEN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. yi 111 Rev. J. G. Graichen, Pastor. |^H 1st. Sunday 11 a. m., Lexington. Hp l&t Sunday, evening a*. 7:30. Lexington. 2nd. Sanday II a m., Lexington. p|' 3rd. Sunday 11 a m , Lexington. f 4th. Sunday, evening at 7:30 Lexington. Sunday school service every Sunday . morning at 9:30. f LEXINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH. ? 3rd Sunday 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school every Sunday morning at I 10 o'clock. Geo. B Lee. Superintendent. APPOINTMENTS OF EEV GEOSGE 8 BEABDEN. Nazareth, E. Lutheran, First Sunday. St. John. E Lutheran, Third Sunday. Providence, E. Lutheran. 4th Sunday. His address is 1103 Elmwood Avenue. ? Columbia, S, C., where parties wishing to j correspond with him can address him. TJav. Mr. Wallace, Pastor. 1 2nd Sunday llnm. find 7:30 p. m. t Mail Hours on Sunday. t Until further notice the following \ hours have been fixed for the deliv- c ery of mail at the post office in this ( place. The general delivery will be c open from 9 tp 10 a. m. S Matter for transmission through a the mails will be received up to 5 p. m., and on return from the depot the m A will be opened and delivered. 1 This signature is on every boj of the genuine Laxative Bromo*Qtiinine Tablet, t the remedy that cure* n cold In one clay Sicked 'by & Sorse. S "K" "Rinknitfhfc was kicked on N/" ' " C7 the bead by a horse on Friday and pretty badly hurt. He was examining the wheel of a bug<?y to which the horse was hitched when the accident happened - Newberry Observer, 24th inst. r l "They Say." "They say" The Advocate foremsr, 8 Mr. D R Haltiwanger. will abide in 1 the Rood town of ,Loxingfoa duriDg 1 the Xma9 holidays, where he ever df > lights to go.?Biteebuag Adrccite. ''They do say'' thst there is an attraction in this town that draws him here like a needle to a magnet. Caught the Contagion.' Connty Superintendent of Education John S. Derrick is the happiest ? young man in the county today. He ^ has gene to Mr. B. B Hillet's in the Fork, to be cured cf an affection of c the heart caused from burning k&ro- ^ - TT7_ aene late at nigdta. ne wm t<ru j, more about it next week. e ^ The Best Pre scription for Malaria- 8 Chills, aDd Fever is a bottle of ]\ Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. Ic is g simply iron and quinine in a tasteless t form. No cure-no pay. Price 50c. ~ ** v Fisbeeman Story. 2 Uncle Harry Addy, the famous colored fisherman of the Broad ^ I 1 tia f s?K?y-> ry OAmn river, una iblcij uccu unvwug HVh.v , ^ enormous fish. The carps and cats that he has succeeded in lauding are . of tremendous size?the lightest of which weighing not under 14 pounds and the largest lengthening into the thirties, while those which got away, judging from how his tackle , was broken, weighed anywhere from j 60 to 81) pounds. His story of his j fishing experience seems beyond belief to those who know him not, but ? his friends stand ready to back up his assertions with affidavits. We give this for what it is worth and the reader is at liberty to draw his ^ own conclusions. 1 _ ( Entertainment at Xrmo. j -j I The ladies of Irmo will give an ; entertainment for tbe benefit of the v M. E. Church parsonage, on the eve- c ning of January lit, 1002, beginning | j at 7 o'clock. Ice cream and cake r also hot coffee will be sold at a rea ^ J _lli. sonable price. uome one anti an i r with your nickles aod dimes. The a committee will do their best to see ' j that all have a pleasant evening. J Ton will find them in the upper [ story of Mr. J. H. Hook's etore. i ' Whiskey and smoking will not be r allowed. Committee. Saturday was the shortest day in f the Tear. j ? > . . ' m OLD ADAGE SAYS mm "A light purse is a heavy curse" Sickness makes a light purse. The LIVER is the seat of nine tenths of all disease. M's Pills go to the root of the whole matter, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. iivo tnno tn tfifc system and /s* V W??K/ W " / >o!id flesh to the body, rake No Substitute.?? Fresh Fish and Oysters. I will have for sale fresh fish, such is Large South Mullets, Sheepbead, 3i6s, TrcJut, Croakers, all kind of nixed fish aDd Standard Select Oya- 1 ers regularly every Tuesday and Saturday of each week and during he Holidays every day. When you vant anything in my line, give me a tall at Efird & Dreher'e Old Law )ffice, on Court House square, back if J. E. Kaufmann'a New Drug Store. I guarantee mv goods fresh O iDd Dice. Youra for Business, tf JOHN A.. WILLIAMS. i Masonic Elections. At a regular communication of Lexington Lpdge, No. 152, A F. M., leld last Saturday evening, the fol- j owiDg officers were installed to serve he ensuing Masonic jear: Thomas L. Harmsn?W. M. < John J. Taylor?S. W. - * Samnftl .T T.oftrkharf .T. W Godfrey M. Harm an?SecretaryThomas E Wingard?Treasurer. ! Alfred J. Fox?S. D. ( Samuel B. George?J. D. Theodore S. Harman?Tiler. James E Bawl and J. West Harnan?Stewards. The following offiers were elected j ud installed to serve Pomaria Lodge j *o. 151, A. F. M., for the next ensu- < ug Masonic year: ( John C. Swygert?W. M. W. T. Drennan?S. W. - -TV T>...1 T TV iiic. u. juubuaiui?</. ?T . B. F. Swetenburg?Treasurer. Paul E. Eargle?Secretary. John H. Bushardt?S. Deacot). Geo. A. Swygert?J. Deacon. Thos. A. Amiek?Tiler. A. M. Sease and John F. Ma- 1 lafify?Stewards. r At the regular communication of t It. Clair lo ige, No. 15^, A. F. M., leld at Brookland on Friday evening ast, the following officers were elect- ( d for the ensuing year: M. H. Witt, V. M ; B S. Mack, S. W.: Pw S. Wilon, J. W.; W. D. Dent, secretary; J. 1 I. WiDgate, treasurer: Julius Hanna, c >. D ; W. A. Moody, J. D.: J. L. Berry, ^ iler. The officers of the Masonic lodge * nil be installed on the evening of the !6th inst. at 7 30 p. m. 1 t On December 21st, 1901, Leesville jodge, No. 218, A. F. M , installed 2 he following officers to serve the, j text Masonic year: Carwile Shealy?W. M. E. J. Etheredgc?S. W. E L. Asbill?J. W. J. J. Shealy?Tr^smrer. J. S. Derrick?Secretary. C. D. Barr?Tiler. .T. F Smith?S. D. J. C. Swygert?J. D. A. P. West and Joab Edwards? Itewards. To Cnre a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine j Cablets. All druggists refund the nonev if it fails to cure. E. W. jrove's signature isod each box. 25c. i t 'he World's Greatest Fever Medicine. J Johnson's Tonic does in a day -j i i r\ ? j. 4 vuat aio-y ^'Jiuiue caunui. uu iu ecu j . lays. Its spleLdid cures are in strik- | ( Qfj contrast with the feeble cures j J nade by Quinine. j < If you are utterly wretched, take a i borough course of Johnson's Tonic j \ tnd drive out every trace of Malatial | ] wisoDing. The wise insure their j 1 ives and the wiser insure th^ir health j >v using Johnson's Chill and Fever ! Conic. It costs ">0 cents if it cures; ! lot one cent if it does not. 20?12m Dr Taft Bros, Astbmalene and itber leliable medicines are for sale ( it the Bazaar. you ; oaii uauc vniietu/icu UHlf IMIb I UUfll WVIUIIi This is to notify }on that we are prepared to take the contract of supplyirg you with just what you want for Christmas. Oar beautiful holiday stock is full of quality, variety, beauty and will captivate both old and young. With the best of every- f thing this New Holiday season brings. POPULAR PRESENTS, ST POPULAR PRICES, Our Holiday Stock Gives You New Ideas WE CAN GIVE YOU SOMETHING GOOD FOR 5c. SOMETHING BETTER FOR 50 CENTS. SOMETHING BEST FOR $5.00Yours for New Ideas^and Full Value. Julian ?. Kaut'mann, "THE DRUGGIST," EEXIA'OTO.V, S. C. November 21). 1001.?ly. DKS. D. L. BOOZEK & SONS npyTiATA 1615 MAIN STREET, COLUME1A, , S. C. 'PHO]NE 230. THE l STANDARD WAREHOUSE CO.,, COLUMBIA, 8. C , . ' Has a storage capacity of 20,000 Bales of Cotton. Stores and t insures Cotton for 15 cents per Bale per month or fractional .month. ? Lower rates on 500 Bales and above. Special rates for' six months c and season contracts. All railroads running in Columbia permit cotton to be stopped for storage and reshipped at any time during the season at the through rate from original starting point, with only a ^ trifling charge for rehandling. Cotton consigned to Columbia has the advantage of active competition when sold, and loans can always be secured on our r Warehouse Receipts at a minimum interest rates. No commission or Dther charges for selling cotton. Correspondence solicited. H. Ii. KLMOTT. If:ni:i ?er. November 13. ' 3m. Married, TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. At the home of the bride's mother, county of lexington. Urs. Mary Day, at Irene, S. C., Coort of Common Plea<*. December 22ad, 1901, by Rev. J. E. Samu-1 B George, as Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and General Ses-ion. . Steele, Mr. \ictor Gantt and Miss for the County of Lerington. in it -pw._ the State of South ( arolina. oneiiy L>ay. Pla ntiff. against Mis. Mary Hill, Defendant. Fine Collections. t>y virtue of the judgment . . ? ... JCj of the ' ourt in this case, signed bv the Treasurer bhealy 18 well up with Honorab'e R C. Watts. .Tndee Presiding. lis collection: aod he will probably tfndd-t d Octoberist. iuui, i win sen to . , ,, , , . the highest bidder, at publjc outcry, before >e able to handle the rush duriDg the court house door in Lcxirgton. 8. C.. ;he closine day8 of tax collections during the legal hours of sale, on the first ? 11 . Monday in January. 190*2 ffith promptness. The collections Tract No. 1, AH that piece, parcel or trAct 1 rp to this time have exceeded that land lying and being in the county of Lex" , iDgton and State aforesaid, eontaioing two )f previous years for the same period, hundred ana thirtv-mne (2S9> acres, more Ph?rfl is rtnlv about one-third of the ~ ~ rlhi trauus iius j., a auu tui iub $>tiu miiun, axes remaining uncollected. ana shown by the p'at therefor dated 8th December, lb98, as Tract No. 3, now on 7~"* *" file in the Clerk's office. Also, Trains Sunning Late. Tract No. 2, All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Columbia State- 22. the county of Lexington and State aforeRaid containing ninety (90) acres, more or The Coast Line train from the less. known as tract No. 4 adjoining lands . . -rt ?f J. S. Richardson. Levi Metz and Tract lorth due here Fnday -night at 10 >r0. 3, of mid lands, and the Williamson >'clock did not come in until 2 o'clock ] d- sb rQJy P]8* *er?foru December 8. 1898, and on file in the Clerk s yesterday morning. The trains from . office. bp north on the other lines are also TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash and ,he north on the otner lines are aiso the balance in one Jear with interest froin unning very late today. The train day of sale, secured by bond of the pur- ?i i a -it a iu chaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, rnm Anheville and the west rriday I y "iiu uiv/iuj(i*j V/Uuloiu icaouuauic airight eight hours late on account of tomey's fee" clause in case ct foreclosure. ... . ' l ax AJl persons desiring to bid at such sale to be bad weather Heavy trafhc. deposit with the Clerk a reasonable sum. All of the trains for the next seve- not exceeding $!0. as evidence of good . . , . . faith in the bidding. Parchasei to pay for I al days may be expected to be run- papers. " una lata * SAMUEL B GEORGE. 11Q? iate- C. C C. P. and G. S. Clerk's Office. December 12, 19 >1. 3w4 Messrs. Ehrd & Dreher. and W. H. ^ Clerk's Sales. *"* attorDe58 for pUinlig J Z~~T~ r ~ x. ~ TheStateof South Carolina, Fhe State of South Carolina, county of Lexington. COUNTY OF LEXINGTON, CoQrt of Common pieaR Court of Common Pleas. j R ^ E,izabeth Roland and Margaret j Hampton A. Lorick Plaintiff. Dooley, Plaintiffs. against r o. A. L Sox. Ellen Corlev. Elizabeth M;CarSichard Geiger Weslev Guger. Allen tha. Susie L> brand. Walter Sox Leru- ( Geiger. Jake Geiger. Randy Harman, uel Sox. Joseph Sox. Alma Sox Dinah Reeves, Delia Reeves and Emma Sox and Lather Sox ' Louisa Coogler. Defendants. Complaint in Foreclosure. T* y VIRTUE OF THE DECREE HEREBY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE OF *eIUo the highest bidder at the Court in this case, signed bv Judge Pn iic.0u^r.v, before the court house door Sruesl Gary ar Columbia, and dated De- Islington S C. dmmg the usual hoars :etnberf 12th, 1901. I will sell to the high. st 'he.fiwt Monday m Januerv, next, jidder. at pnblic outcry, before the court that piece, parcel or tract of land iOU.se door, in Lexington. S. C., daring the ] " the ?ounty of ^Lexington and the egal hours of sale, on the first Monday in ' 6 H oresai<l' containing eighty-eight Fanuarv. next. * j acr?B-Jno?re or less- and honnded by lands "All that piece, parcel or tract of land, ^?if" 2,c u?rtb ftQd west; J. F. situate, lying and being m Fork township, I 1 an(l Oney Steele on the | touuty and State aloresaid, and being the I 802.iiD1kfJ ~ ract of land transferred to me bv Isaiih i ?- me-half cash. p.nd balance in Lindler. containing iu all 144 acrrs, more 1 0ne u \ interest Irom day of sale .. ! secured by bond of the purchaser and a ,r less ?nd b?oe boo^dM on tue lhe premlse5 sold, with leaIe oy land* ol Dock shannon and A P. , ? h Pnrcb??r to pav for pa. , facobK; on the fast by lands ol Irvin I^nn- ^ y v >.maker, on the sooth bj lands ol Trvin J qa\jtt*ct t> r,T?opr,,p N'nnamaker and on the west by lands ol J. I bAMLtL B GEORGE. P. Coog er Estate. and S. D. Koon, and i Efird k Dreher. attorneys. Having such other marks as the plat for the ; j>eCember 1:Jth ]fM)i - 3wS <ame will more lul'y show lorth. i TERMS:? One-half casn. balance in one 1 rear, with interest from day of fale. Se j Salvation Oil the Best Liniment. ' jured by bond ol the purchaser and a ii mortgage ot the premises sold, with leave j Price, 15 cts; large bottle, 25 cts. i- ii L in pfintatn Af. t _ , m tor n ey tee "clan's?, "an d p"ur char e r" t o pay tor j UreatMt cure on MTW lor KDeUmaDapers. \ tism, Neuralgia, Soreness, Sprains, SAMUEL B. GEORGE, ! ? . . c* n . '. r Clerk ot the Court. ! Backache, Stiffness, Cuts, Bruises, | Attorney for plaintiff, Etird A* Dreber; for Wounds, Swellings. Burns and Froatietendauts. G T Graham and J. A. Muller. _ '. ... .. December 3w?. i Bites. Salvation Oil kills all pain. t ' Asthma Cure FreH Istlunaleiie Brings Install t'Relief and I'erma^p^lH Cure in All Cases. 4 SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL. WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY, ' Th?-re is nothing like Asthmalene. It brings /^IJ A HIPn instant relief, eveu in the worse cases. Itcures LiMAal N ? I * a vn?*n all else fails. WIIMllliil# ft The Rev: C. F. WELLS, of Villa Ride*. 111.. p/IQ TtAl "a>'s "Your trialbottle of Asthmatene received f U f* I QPI o stood condition. I cannot tell you how thank . . ul I f??cl for the stood I derived from it. I was y*dHggS*> NAET A Cl 1 slave. ehained with putrid sore throat and ? F" AmfC St. Vsthma for ten years, I despaired of evert ? / s>' n* secured. 1 saw your advertisement for the are of this dreadful and tormenting disease, irlrif u V V\\ \ i.thmn and thouirht vou hadoversriokcn your e*ivw. but resolveil to give it a trial. To wy ji / \ vizi astonishment the rrial acted like a charm. Send \ \ v ^2v" ^r" ^orr*S V^II'Vem: y^V / \ Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel. / ! \ New York. Jan. 3,1901. / V Drs. Taft Bros'. Medicine Co.. /ft Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is an excellent WiNSiPsffliWmV^/ y^f remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever, and its //J// fA composition alleviates al! troubles which comEr/fajirtt I biue with Asthma. Its success is astonishing f I I and wonderful. After having it carefully aaalI c\l v") I F yznd. we can state that Asthmalene contains no V<Vir \? I ff opium, morphine, chloroform or ether. V> / \Kl'//A I I Very truly vonrs. ^4aCTUMM? ' K?v' DR' M0RRIS WECH3LBB. J Avon Spbings, N. Y., Feb. l. 190t. S Dc. Taft Bnos. Medicise Co.. Gentlemen: I write this testimonial from a * 1 ?? sense of duty, having tested the wonderful JfTect of your Asrhmalene. for the cure of Asthma. My wife has been afflicted .with spas tnodic asthma, for the pestl2 years. Having exhausted my own skin as weir as many ithers. I ebanced to see your sign upon your windows on 130th street New York. I & ince obtained a bottle of Asthmalene My wife commeneed taking it about the flrst of November. I very soon noticed a radieal improvement. After using one bottle her As-* hmadisappeared and she is entirely free frun all svmptoms I feel th.V I can eonsistenty recommend the medicine to all who are afflicted with this distressing disease. Yours respectfully, , 0. D. PHELPS, M. D. Feb. 3, 1901. )b. Taft Bros. Medicine Co . Gentlemen: I was troubled with Asthma for 22 years. I have tried numerous remedies, >ut they have all failed. I ran across your advertisement and started with a trial bottle. I ouna relief at once. I have sino* purchased your full size bottle, and I am ever grateful, have a family ot four children, and for six vears was unsble to work. I am now in the/ est of health and am doing business every day. This testimony you can make such use f as you see fit. " ? n I T? TT | T?T Home address, 253 Kivlngton street. a. r.Af nn.c*^, 65 Kast li9th street, TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL J)o not delay. Write at oner, addreseiog DR. TA.FT BROS. MEDICINE CO, 79 East 130th St., N*. Y. City. July 24-6m. V; BUY YOUR / . *' We carry everything in Furniture from the ordinary COOK STOVE LU bJJLC JULU.C7D U Parlor Furniture. We also have in stock a complete line of the best makes of Organs, Sewing Machines, Dining Room i TT?j i n ana ivixcnen uumis. &"Lots of Slightly Ddviaged Furniture at less than half what it cost to make it. i 9 200D OAK CHAIRS FOR 25cts EACH. GOOD BEDSTEADS FOR $1.00. Come and See Us Before You Buy. Maxwell & Taylor, Post Office Block, Columbia, S. C. September ?*>. 3m. DIAL HARDWARE CO., Wholesale and Retail ImpoiiOrs and Dealers in AH Kinds of HARDWARE, IRIIA. STEEL, MILS, r> * i vrr?s OTT ,ASS. JL J. ?? We nre Headquarter* for ILACKSMITHS, AND HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS T?rkc?rr? nrrrpp T?T rmiT POT TT^n^TA S. C. X V70 X UX A AVXi x?uvvj?.j ?? September 30?1** Chen writing mention the Dispatch. When writing mention the Dispatch 4