The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, April 2, 1902.
~ PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and j
There by a Dispatch Man.
Were you April fooled?
Yesterday was "All Fools Day."
How did you like the weather of
the past few days?
March came in like a lamb, but
went out like a lion.
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The street brigade is doing some |
good work on the streets.
The time has expired tor paymg
the commutation road tax.
Early risers say there was ice this
morning in exposed places.
The girl with the Easter' costume
was the attraction Sunday.
Clothing, neckwear, underwear, etc., j
at cost, at Leaohart & Drafts.
But
few men wearing straw hats i
were seen on the streets Sunday.
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ounaay was a joveiy u?y. auc
sun shone brightly and warmly.
Kead the changes of the cotton
and produce market in this issue.
It is woman's opinion that a man j
never really begins to live until he is ,
dead in love.
It is probable that the fruit has j
been injured but to what extent is:
not now known.
A. M. Boczer, Esq, a member of j
the Columbia bar, is in town on pro- j
fessional business.
Hilton's Life for the
Liver and Kidneys
strengthens weak kidneys.
Mr. Fred Harman has been elected
& member of the Richland County
Board of Control.
Qrite a large number of people
were in town Monday, settling with
the County Treasurer.
The collection of taxes for the last
fiscal year were largely in excess of
that for the previous one.
35 dozen of Spring and Summer \
Shirts, at and below actual cost, at
LeaDhart k Drafts.
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A daughter of Mr. Burt Buff died
Friday and was buried at the famiiy
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Utilising gl'uuuu oaiuiuaj.
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Mrs. J. J. Ballentine and children, j
of near Pine Ridge, visited the I
family of Mr. J. J. Bickley recently.
Another large delegation of Lexington
baux and belles left for
the Charleston Exposition yesterday
morning.
While planting don't forget to put ;
in plenty of hog and hominy. This
crop is a mortgage lifter, and debt j
ehunner.
Lexington is one of the best places
on God's green earth for a spring, |
summer, autumn and winter resort I
for health or pleasure.
Dr. Gilmore will be at Drafts j
Hotel Tuesdav and Wednesday of !
next week ana persons neecnng aencai
work should call on him.
A young child of Mr. James M'ingard,
who lives on "Factory Hill," j
died last Sunday and was buried at !
Union church the following day..
For your farming implements, i
plow stocks, plow moulds, hoes, rakes {
and other things needed on the farm,
go to T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia. |
The voices of the early gardners j
mourneth in the land this morning
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and they refuseth to be comforteth |
because the tender plants that once j
were are now no more forever.
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It is reported that a fierce forest j
fire raged Monday, passing over a j
scope of country reaching from near
the Bachman place to Florence j
church, along the Orangeburg road. ;
Mr. Henry Sccftill and daughter, !
visited the family of the Editor last
week. Mr. Scoffill is one of the best j
farmers on Cedar creek and is one of
those farmers who raises his own |
supplies and consequently has plenty
to eat with something left over to j
lay aside for a rainy day.
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This signature is on every box of the genuine j
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
ihe remedv that cures a cold in one unj
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Rev. Harold Thomas will hold j
communion services in the Episcopal
chapel next Monday afternoon at 5 j
o'clock, and will preach in the same
place at S o'clock p. m , of the same j
day.
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Remember, the Dispatch will here- j
after be sent only to prompt paying \
subscribers. Those in arrears must j
either call or send and pay up.
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A mare of Mr. W. P. Roof gave
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Dirin to twin cons last liigut, uue m ,
which died soon after being born, i
The other is bale and hearty and is
the pride of its mother's heart.
Without a doubt the largest and <
best stock of family and plantation j
supplies to be found in Columbia is j
at T. B. Aughtry & Co's., and it is as j
at the sametime the cheapest place in
the city.
Mrs. W. C. Shull died at the home j
of her husband near ?>roofciand last
Friday night after a long illness ,
extending over several years. She t
was buried in Hebron cemetery, near I
her home Sunday.
Call at the Bazaar and see the nice |
line of glassware, such as pitchers, j
tumblers, goblets, castor sets, salt
and pepper boxes and other useful
articles too numerous to mention, j
The prices are the lowest.
Mr. Charles H. Drafts left for Peak {
yesterday morning on a pleasant mis- i
sion, that of taking part in the mar- i
riage ceremony of Mr. James IL I
Hope, and Miss Maggie, the daugh- 1
ter of Mr. John C. Swygert.
Mr. Wiliie Rawi has formed a j
partnership with his cousin, Mr. j
John Raw], and hereafter these two j
young men will conduct a first class j
grocery store at Batesburg and they
will no doubt meet with abundant :
success.
The ladies of Lexington are invited j
to call at Mrs. Alice Timmcns' milli- !
nerv and dressmaking establishment !
and inspect her stock of new spring i
goods. Dressmaking a specialty. At j
Craps' Building, Lower Main street, j
True to Name. !
Planter's Cuban Oil, a j
wonderful liniment for the
Nerves and Bones. This j
celebrated oil cannot be excelled as j
an internal remedy where a quick j
and penetrating cure is needed for !
rheumatism, neuralgia, burns, cuts, j
sore throat, stiff neck or pains in
any part of the body or limbs. We j
also have Planter's Cuban Belief and I
Nubian Tea for sale. Call at the !
Bazaar and get a bottle. j
The Sultan of Turkey is given i
away some of his wives to his pasbas. :
This may be the Dew method he has
of shutfimg off the pashas.
Final Discharge.
-X^OUCE IS HEJtEBY GIVEN TO ALL
iL .t T ..,..0.,1
\ psxsoilh iUieieSieU 11-4.1 1 ?Vili Ujjpxv IU
ihe Hon George S. Drafts, Judge of Pro- i
bate in and for the County ot L<-xingtou. !
S ate of South Carolina, on the 1st day ot 1
May, 1002, for a final discharge as Admin- i
istrator of tut- Estate of'D. Thomas Gable, i
deceased. ,
SAMUEL B. GEOKGE.
as C. C. P. and G. S., Administrator. j
April 1, 1002. 4\v24.
THE STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 1
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COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
Court of Common Pleas. i
Samuel E Lowman, Executor ol the Will
of Istiah Lowman, deceased Plaintiff.
against
William J. Lowman, Jos. D. Lowman. P. (
G. Lowman. I. J. Lowman, M I). Bick- j
ley. Mary M. Long. Hattio Shealy, Sarah '
C. Bonknight. I. M. Bouknight. James
Franklin Lowman, Ella L Lowman and
George Miller Lowman, Defendants.
Summons for Relief. (Complaint Served.) j
To the Defendants above named:
\ rOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND ,
JL re'piired to answer the complaint iu
this action, ot which a copy is herewith :
served upon yon, and to serve a copy ol '
your answer to the said complaint on the :
subscribers at their otiiee at Lexington, fS. \
C., within twenty days after the s.-rviee. I
hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser- ;
vice: and, if yon fail to answer the com !
plaint within thetimeaforesaid. the plaintiff'
in this action will apply to the court lor ,
the reliel demanded in the complaint.
EFIRD & DUE HER,
Plaintiff's Attorneys. '
Dated April 2nd, A D. 1002.
To George Miller Lowman:
You will please take notice that the 1
original summons and complaint in the
above stated action are now ou hie in the
office of the Clerk ot the Court lor Lexington
county. S. C. You will tnrther take
notice that unless you have some suitable
person appointed us your Guardian ad ;
T ?/-. ni r\ vAnviiouikt it* oiirl u n i f \i*it lun
JU1LCLU i V/ III .-)(U?4 PUil ? 4' UiU
twenty days from tLi- service hereof upon
yon, exclusive of the day of service, the
undersigned will therealter move Samuel
B. George, Esq., Clerk ot this Court, to .
appoint some suitable person as such Guar- i
dian ad Litem for you.
EFIKD .V DREHEK.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
April 2, 190*2. 0\v20.
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"Don't S?s?ak
To tlie niotormnn." is a sign to be seen
on the "front })latform of manv^pars. I:
requires all his thought, all his energy
and all his strength to pilot his car
through crowded streets. The strain
tells on him, and 1
some when he s^ets
ous force rcqmr^d ^f|| |p
b=dy is deprived
of its necessary ^1 >
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IlUUUMllilClAl. Ulc
nerves are " 1111- j, ' if\ J .} - ^
strung" anil the
Thfe timely use
establish the body in vigorous health.
It cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition,
nourishes the nerves and purifies the
blood.
r-1 suffered for four years with pain in 'niv
stomach sf> that at times I couldn't work nor
eat." writes Mr. Frank Smith, of Granite,
Chaffee Co., Colo. "I wrote to you about my
sickness aud was told to use your medicine, j
which t did with good results. I only used four
bottles of vonr Golden Medical Discovery,' and
must say that I am entirely cured, and feel like
a new man. and I can highly recommend your
medicine to any sufferer."
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Bronze Very Ancient.
Bronze, spoken of in ihc Bible as |
brass, is of very ancient origin. We !
have little or no notion how flie
ancients got copper, but in all probability
large quantities were formerly
found in the metallic si ate, just
as avc iiixl it now in the neighbor- ;
hood ot' La Ice Superior in America ;
and Baikal lake in Siberia. This I
... ~ . 7.1 vftftinvn/l iv^nlfnifr
WUUJLi 1' i 11 \ lid \ L' 1 ^lj Uil l vi |
to vield a tolerably pure metal. If, j
however, they smelted co]>pcr from
its various ores, it is ditlicult to \
realize how they could overcome I
such a complicated process, and we j
can only admit that in this respect, j
as in so many others, the ancient I
people of Europe were very much
cleverer than we moderns arc apt to
believe.
Tailless Cats.
Conditions other titan those of j
mere breeding' seem to have much
influence on the development of
physical character in eats. In otic
v.i-t lioni ir-nlfd case a tabby which
had lost her tail by having that appendage
run over ga\o birth in her
next litter to three >1 ump tailed kittens
out of seven. The -Manx cat is
not the only tailless variety. In the
Crimea is found another kind of eat
which has no tail. The domesticated
Malay cat has a tail that is
oniy about one-half t he usual length,
and very often it is tied by nature
in a sort of knot which cannot be
straightened out.
II invrntha.
"Such a confusing variance in the
pronunciation of 4IIia\vat.h:i' exists
both in dictionaries and in the speech
of educated men and women." writes
lCii'/abeth .\. Wit hey in The Ladies'
Home Journal, "that I have asked Miss
Longfellow how tin.' word is pronounced
by the poet's family. She says the
pronunciation which she always heard
from the poet himself is Hi-a-wa-tha.
the "i* pronounced as it is in machine'
or 'pique.' tbe second 'a' pronounced as
it is iti 'far' or in father.' "
.All In thi; Family.
"Ilifllev and his son and the Widow
Kinn'iowooc ai:u hit uautrmer are .~oui^
to l'orni a community of interests."
"How so:"
"IJifHoy marries the widow. and his
?<m marries Uio daughter."?Cleveland
riain J >on lor.
I!i* Tisste Irs (O'fnmisliin?.
VTIiason says ho lias had his house
refurnished during h's wife's absence."'
"As a surprise i?> her:"
"No; as a shook."?I>.>trol1: Free
Frcss.
'J'raile < r;it..
"Wo are lurrin.ir out some very elaho
rate S'*:i!c.s." sahl the ajfe.ut?"some
That will attract the attention of your
customers/'
"j'o you s;i|i!in<c I want my customers
t<> wateh the seales?" asheil 1 lie surprise*,!
I'mirlier. "(live me t?he plainest
style you have."- t'hieauo News.
Pea r 1*.
"lVarls." remarUeil the wise miy,
"are ejii!>le:u;i!ie of tears."
"I ijuess that's riirht." aatvo.! the
simple mm;'. "M\ wife eries because
1 can't art'onl i?? l>uy her any. PitHailelphia
Iiec<?r<l.
Negl sc t Means Danger.
Dol l neglect biliousDess and cr.n
stipation. Your health will suffer
permanently if you Jo. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cure such cases
M. R. Smith, Rutternut, Mich , says
DeWitt's Little Early Risers ure the
most satisfactory pills I ever took.
Never grippe or cau?e nausea." J.
E. Kaufmann.
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Central Time nt Jacksonville and Savannah.
Eastern Time at Other Points.
Schedule in Effeot June 30th. 1901.
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KORTHTJorND. 'Daily; Daily
! tv. Jacksonville (P. S> j S00n; 7 4op|
" Savannah (So. Ry.) l*J23p;l:2 30ai
" Barnweil 35Spj 4 Itia!
" Blackville i 4 12 pj 4 2baj
Ar. Columbia | ~?fi 15fii
Lv. Charleston. (So. Ky [ 7 Ojh ! 1 uopj
" Summerville i 7 4la 12U0ut;
" Brauehville | 9 OXi. 2 0>ii
" Oran^eburjj ) 9 2*:i| 2 45a
" Kinjjville 10 -4a! 4 0oa|
Ar. Columbia 11 10a 5 4<):i
j Lv. Augusta,,so. ky.) ' -'.'xjpj yyopj
Lv. Granitevillo ....* 3Jopj 10 lap'
j Lv. Aiken 3 U"?p!
1 Lv. Trenton ; 3 52p:litWp|
" Johnston ! 407pjllaopi ....
Ar. Columbia 54oPi 2 iila;
j Lv. Columbia. lild^ sit j ;';.'>5p! tJ'Joaj
i " Winnsboro ' 0 ">?)p] 7 25ai
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; " \_,nesier ! i 001--; o
I " Hock Hill ' 8iibpj 8dSaj
; Ar. Charlotte j !>00r> 9 Tin.1
Ar. Danville ; 1_ 48a 1
! Ar. Richmond Ouua; t!40pj
| Ar. Washington j 7 .T>a! '.flWpl
" Baltimore iPa.Rii) I 9 l-5ai!l .'?>pj
" Philadelphia lllJoa ~ ;"y>a!
" New Y<>r!c. ! Jtfip! <5 :*ki
Lv. Columbia dl.'i'la 7'JOa
Ar. Spartan our- ; lup Id -Da;
j " Ashoville j 7 lop tiiwp
i Ar. Knoxvilie ' 4 0>a; 7 10p;
Ar. Cincinnati 7;>ipi 8 l'>a
Ar. Louisviiie . 7 5'Jp.' 8 4'la.
bouthbolwd. jiJSiy D?i!y|
Lv. Louisville ; 7 45a' 'JUp1
^Cincinnati 8 DUnj 8d5pj..
Lv. Knox viiie 1 55ai 8 27a!
" A she vi I!.: 7 Uo*j J 00pj
I Lpartanbarjj U'Ciaaj tj Ijpi
j Ar. Columbia ? !->"{>. 9
1 Lv. New Yorkit'a.K.Hi ' JOUp i::i.7wj
" Philadelphia t>dip; .TDaj
" Baltimore 8-7p, 0 jtkij
Lv. Vy*ash;'<i'n i So. Kyi 9ol)p 11 Piaj
! Lv. Kiekntmo. .. . 11ii;p,r'lDlmj .
Lv. Dan vi I'.o 4 -ion 6 4dpi .
' LvTCharlo' .) 8'40u> 9 6at?j
" 1 > - o m irt.!.??!
iWi-k riiu n m v.-,
" Ch"s'?T -4-ia !1 i-'pj
" "VViitiish -.r'? -is' 12 Olaj
Ar. (Jo);u::l>ia. i! -Jii 1 ')r?i'...
Lv. L. L? ! .Win! $ oiJa,
" Johmtoi t i J0p, ?5 O-'.-ij
Trenrou ! l.'c'p 3
Ar. Ai'irtii i 7
Ar. l+ranitoviwo | -JIp, 3 0S'aj.
I Ar. Ait!f?n<a .. AOfp 7 4.*>:ii......
Lv. Columbia . ><>. l.y i 1 .'..ui
" Kin?v:i> . 2 4fin- :J\!a
u Orati^biir^. j 4 -1^7^, 4-xij
" Br;un-hvi lit ! "> AVt> 4 J7i:i:
" Summorvillo ! 5 7>7dj
I Ar. Oharli'sMn 1 THOp' 7 iX>uj
Lv. Columbia -ho. Ky.i '1! 4Ua 1 li>a|
' Blatkviile ." : i JUpl 'J 7>Ja|
" Ba:tiwei 1 1 .?ip 3o7a|
" ha via :i ah ! HOcipj 4 ."VtVc!
Ar. Jati.-Aonvil.'M I'.-L* 1 7 4op' 1) L.aJ
Sleeping; Car Service.
^ v I r mjvA'n/i>r )jptw?on
Florida and New York.
$>??<! ;U-N?? York and Florida Express.
Drawing-room sleeping oars between
Augusta and New York. Pullman drawingroom
sleeping oars bo;-.ve"n Port Tampa. Ja -k ouviiio
Savnnuaii. Washington ami Vow York.
Pullman sleeping ears between Charlotte and
Riohtnond and Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining
oars between ('hanotte and SavAiiuah.
N'os. ?> arid ?d?I". S. Ka>t Mali. Through
Pullman dra.vIn*-room budo sleepingoarsbetweeu
Jacksonville and New York ami Pullman
aleeoiug ears Iwiw-'ea Augusta an I Charlotte
and Charlotte and Rio'umoud. Dining
cars servo ail meats enro tie Puhniau sleeping
ears bet ween Jacksonville and Colum bia,
enrou'e daily i>et ween Jacksonvilieand Oinoinnati,
via Asheville.
FRANK S. GANNON'. a. H. HARDWIOK,
Third V P. & Hen. Mgr., (sen. Pus. Agt.,
stt?i_i . r? < W.,.0.,1n n
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W. H. TAL< ?E. R- \V. HUNT,
A?"t Pass. Ag't., Div. Pasd. Ajg'U,
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Buggies and Wagons in the State.
Dur Prices the Lowest
v-i V ! icri Mule c ).,
?LAI]Sr STEEET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
STOVES AND RANGES, ,
TINNERS' AND ROOFERS' SUPPLIES,
Piimnc WR?ysHT iron pipe, 1
FITTINGS, VALVES, ETC,
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SEND US YOUR ORDERS.
lolU MAIS ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. ,
March 1 !l?ly.
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1White Leghorn
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OOGH CURE,
A-SYRUP. I
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j ''jjjlii^P^fe // x> i ration. The quickest to stop a cough and ,
J \ )0 | to remove soreness from the lungs. 25c.
i | A : X 11 the kusbat mvo co?
'v I Wk. b \iL SMM & For S,i'.e nt THE BAZAAR.
:| | Final Discharge.
- <X X> the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge of Pro- M
^ . bate in and for the County of -Lexington, fl
? rsn J X> j State of South Carolina, on the 26th day ffl
'X a (|P= a jH H X> of April next, for a final discharge as Exe X
r?sE*} >0 i cutor of the Estate of Gecrge Roberts, dej
'A yY j CfcilSfd
y ^ ^ ^ ^*^2 x> ! REUBEN CORLEY. Executor. A
15 JL ? -iinrcu ^o. iwz WM pa. ?
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x for a Sluggish Appetiie at tempt- <? ExGClltOrS StilG.
1 * ing Prices tor a Sluggish ^ t>y virtue of the authority I
i'X Purse. But our store- :0 X> given us under the last will and testa- I
! 0< rra'ai/o wnn ^ nient ot ^Irs E ^se> leased. we will
! 'X IWII! maKc yuu x> offer lor sale to the highest bidder, at pnb- I
hungry. cV lie auctiop, before the court honse door ia
' - T C e nil fllO tlrct IfnM/l.itJ i,1
iJCAlU^lUUf KJ V- 1 V14 IUW *?AUilMaj 114.
1 <x 0 y> April next. '
$ That two-storv dwelling in the said town .
HACUF Jl I H N> on Depot street, being known as the late J
SI 11^ ww M Ji 1! X> residence ot the said Mrs. See, *nd having M
??->? wM II M-ui/j such shape, metes and bounds as a plat of
' <y [ cviWPTnw C P x> ^Te same will luil} show.
! ?i LCAINuIUN. S. C. J TERMS OF SALE-Cash, Purchaser ^
1 .V X> to pay for papers.
I .v September 26. X> J. FRANK KAISER.
! ,^-xxx^ && c- A- OEIGEK,
Executors. ?
! March 11, 1002, :tw*20. J
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