Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I w i rjiirTfnT""1 iwimw? A&EIVr WE HAVE THE LARGEST A JNT See 01 X&aT sizes, them, celebrat: EVERY HAT QUAE GEO. D. WITT ! ALL STYLES AND J Give Us a ? mammmmn? i \m ? mi niia?jji i wm, ? The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, April 16,1902. PML MD SCISSORS. ~ Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Please settle for your paper. The farmers are too busy to talk now. The political pot is boiling furiously. "Ratora hroft.'l ftlld CTflfik JL VL JL/UUVi O K/i vwv?5 vk ? ww v.? ? ? ere, go to the Bazaar. The jail is empty and the diet bill is consequently light. Florida cabbage have made their appearance on our market. Do you owe for your paper'? If you do, please let us have it. Many a man who knows what is right lacks the courage to do it. For the best plain stick and fancy candies, always go to the Bazaar. Fickle Anril has been shedding I X I some tear3 on account of waywardness. Keep your secrets from your friends and your enemies will never get next to it. Tbose who should know say that j fruit has not been injured so far by cold weather. The Democratic clubs of th9 county will meet on the 2Gth for the purpose ; of reorganizing. I Every Democrat in the county I should attend his club meeting on j Saturday the 2bth. Monday was a raw and disagreeable day made up of April showers and cloudiness. County Treasurer Frank W. Shealy j made a short business trip to Summit j last Wednesday. The voter will have a large num- j ber of candidates from which to 1 make their selection. Lexington Lodge No. 152, A. F. M., will hold its regular communication next Saturday evening. Dr. Gilmore will be at the Kaminer pi hotel on the 13th and 11th of May, j prepared to do dental work. | Remember you will find the very j best variety of garden seeds, all j guaranteed, at the Bazaar. Mrs. D. T. Barr, of Rocky Well, visited her daughter, Mrs. W. E Barre, several days this week. Another large contingent of Lex- : ington people left for the Charleston [ Wr-iooitinn vooforrla'c mnmincr JUA^V/OAiAVU J wwwv*v%?j Miss Blanche Kyzer has accepted a clerkship in the dry goods depart- ! ment of Mr. W. P. Root's store. Do you want a high grade, latest improved bicycle cheap for cash, or I on easy instalments to a responsible I party, if so enquire at this office. *- 'TT- II 1?T n 1 nr i I S FOR .J. A XI) MOST COMPLETE J,INK 01 IX LEXIX'GTOX. jr line of YOUTH sod BOYS SUITS, from 5 to 19. We have a nice 1c , and you cannot beat our prices anytf ?WJE SELL. TIIE? ED JEFFEK 1AXTEED. WE HAVE THEM COLORS AND SHAPES. tunc pmc unii! 28HUk PRICKS, GUARANTEED TO CI % Jail at Le20.11 Mrs. Marsb, of North Carolina, is visiting Mrs. Thomas P. Meetze and other of her erstwhile school mates, j Attend your club meeting on the 2Gth and send ycur best men as delegates to the county convention. Chocolate for cakes, puddine of various flavors, geiatine and otter delicacies, just received at the Bazaar. The pupils of the Palmetto Collegiate Institute are preparing for their commencement exercises next month. T. C. Stuikie, Esq, leaves for Texas Sunday on a visit to relatives and will also "take in"' the reunion at Dallas. Hilton's Life for the t: ir * /i atti i Jjivtfi aiiu strengthens weak kidneys. A large number cf Lsxingtonians went over to Columbia Sunday to attend the funeral of General Wade Hampton. When you want the best family and plantation supplies call on T. B. Aughtry k Co., Columbia, and you'll not be disappointed. Hiss Delia F. Wright, after visiting friends here left for Langley Monday to visit her brother and from there she will go to Charleston to visit the Exposition. 'i i i r I ?1 or tee very oesc wagoD, ouggy or other vehicle manufactured, call on T. B. Aughtry & Bo., Columbia. They have a large stock from which to make your selection and their prices are the cheapest. The time for the payment of taxes with the 15 per cent, penalty has expired. The Treasurer is now issuiDg executions against those who failed to settle and so the Sheriff may soon be expected to pay delinquents an official visit. We want to emphasize the state >" ?t i V* /* t ?m1/? f ^ i-. Ai /%r? m f l-\ A 4* meuo luat ILIC IUIO ui IUIBULUUS^ IUIL j obituaries over one hundred words j are charged for at the rate of onehalf cent for each additional word. Remember this, please, in sending obituaries to this office. Mr. Jacob WiDgard, one of our old war comrades, who is now nearing the 70th mile post, dropped in Thursday to renew his subscription. We are always glad to meet any member of the old 20th and especially so those of our own company. Jake is a whole souled and true man and may he live long and prosper. M. R. Hartley & Co, the live and progressive Lexington Depot mer- , chants. carry the largest line of ready made clothing for men, youths and boys ever brought to Lexington. Their stock of hat9 and shoes cannot be excelled and their prices are made to meet the leanest pocketbook. When in need of goods in their line give them a call. < CLOTHIXli EVER CARRIED in all )t of rhere. -SON HAT. JX THE LATEST VE SATISFACTION. Lgton Depot. Mrs. Barbara Heron died at her home Friday last and was buried Sunday in the Wilson old graveyard. The Rev. W. D. Quick officiating at the funeral services. A large congregation wa3 present at the Methodist church in this place last Sunday evening to hear Rev. E. T. Hodges, Presiding Elder of Columbia District. This eminent divine cboae for his theme "Character Building" and handled his subject in a masterly manner that was both interesting and edifying. Lovers of music now have an opportunity of purchasing a first class organ at a second clas3 price. M. A. Malone, the leading dealer in musical instruments in Columbia, announces that he has a few organs of reliable makes which he is offering at greatly reduced prices. If you want a cheap organ you had better correspond with him at once. One of the little twins of Mr. George Price, our night policeman, made a narrow escape from a horrible death. He mistook soms liquid consentrated lye for milk and drank some of it. Fortunately the little fellow did not swallow enough to produce fatal results, but he wa9 severely burnt. He is doing as well as could be expected. Fresh Fish and Ovsters. I will have fcr sale fresh fish, such as Large South Mullets, Sheephead, Bass, Trout, Croakers, all kind of mixed fish and Standard Select Oysters regularly every Tuesday and Saturday of each week. When you want anything in my line, give me a call at Efird & Dreher's Old Law Office, on Court House square, bach of J. E. Kaufmann's New Drug Store. I guarantee my goods fresh and nice. Yours for Business, tf JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Their Belief. She?They consider themselves anions "our best people." lie?Ut eour.se. nicy uon t Know an: better.?Town and Country. A Summer Invocation. Oh. light your living' fires. Great sun. and let her roll! "We've spent the dreary winter In freezing limb and soul! And. growling here And howling there, Have prayed for brimstone and hot air! Shine out and lure the summer From many a dim retreat; Let slip the rolling thunder And boil the rains that beat! For. growling here And growling there, We prayed for summer everywhere! Ami then when summer strikes us. Her fiercest llames unrolled. Just hoar us howling, growling And crying out for cold! And. winter gray Or flowery May. We'll ffitwl our way !o judgment day! ?Atlanta Constitution. l'lty to Pnnisli Roth. Strenuous Father?Tomruy, this hurts me as badly ns it hurts you! Tommy?Wo!,, then, pop (boo-hoo!) seems to 1110 there's no use in two sufferin' for the faults of one! Let's call it off!?San Francisco Bulletin. \ \ %\ > /s\ i feiii. ? i if X \ xwx JXx$ t Largest Stock of /-\ ! Gregory 1115 P Frbrnarv ] i-1 v Masonic Meetings. P A REGULAR COMMUNICATION | ^J!&f of Lexington Lodge, No. 1-52, | /Sr\A. F. M., will be held on I Saturday, April Lkh, 1902, at 7 ! p. ed. Brethren are earnestly re! quested to attend promptly. By order of the W. M. G. M. Habman, Secretary. ^ A ? ? ?- - * ? ? ? ? U/< I a regular i:uLLiuuuuii;?i,iuti ux i /Sr\ Pomaria lodge, No. 151, A. F. i I M., will convene in Masonic ball | Peak, S. C, Saturday, April 19th, I 1902, at 7 p. m. Brethren will please be prompt in attendance as the Master Masons' degree will be conferred. Fraternity invited. John G. Swygert, Master. Tiff, 3 JSL MS.MJ Qjr ' j SPIHITTINE ' I ' Endorsed by some of the Leading Medical i Profession. No Quack or Patent Medicine, but l NATURE'S PURE REfifiEDiES. I , 1 1 Wholesale and Retail by G. M. HARMAN. I Lexington, S. C. i | a i j Filial Discharge. | -\JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL ! I _i3i persons interested that I will apply to i i he Hon George S. Drafts, Judge of Proj bate in aud for the County ot Lexington. I S ate of South Carolina, on the 1st day c: i j May; 11)1)2, for a final discharge as Admin, j istrator of the Estate of D. Thomas Gable, | deceased. SAMUEL B. GEORGE. I as C. C. P. and G. S., Administrator. April 1, 11)02. 4w2-l. ' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAEOLINA. | COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. | Court of Common Pleas. . i Samuel E. Lowman, Executor of the Will * I t i T in.. 1 j 01 l.SalUU XjUWUIUIj, lltiCCil'SfU A lUlLiUil. [ i against William J. Lowman, Jos. D. Lowman, P. G. Lowman. I. J. Lowman, M 1). BickI ley. Mary M. Long. Hattie Shealy, Sarah C. Bouknight. I. M. Bouknight. James Franklin Lowman, Ella L Lowman and , j George Miller Lowman, Defendants. i Summons for Belief. (Complaint Served.) ; ' To the Defendants above named: j -TTOUARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND ! JL required to answer the complaint in i this action, of which a copy is herewith ! served upon you, and to serve a copy of ; your answer to the said complaint on the i subscribers at their office at Lexington. S. j C., within twenty days after the service, hereof, exclusive of the day of such seri vice: and. it you fail to answer the com- | ; plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff j in this action will apply to the court for i the relief demanded in the complaint. EFIRD ?fc DREHER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. j Dated April 2nd, A D. 1002. i To George MiiJer Lowmau: You will please take notice that the ! original summons and complaint in the above stated action are now on iile in the oitice of the Clerk ot the Court tor Lexiugi ton county. S. C. You will further take notice that unless you have some suitable ! person appointed as your Guardian ad j Litem to represent you in said suit within | twenty days from the service hereof upon i . you, exclusive *of the day ot service, the j undersigned will thereafter move Samuel I ; B. George, Esq., Clfrk of this Court, to ] appoint some suitable person as such Guar- ; I dian ad Litem for you. EF1KD a DKEFIEK. Plaintiff's Attorneys. April 2, 1902. 0\v20. J ? \ i'{ -Vf'^*1 \ r\ v / .] I -ht'r ^'r MJ \ j| \ :'-. ' /. : ;' >. I ? \ * / \ \! l>Mk ;. k \i/fcMl iar^.. ,"^ r^ ---7^:-. /y^^A 11 )'N\ ; f ' Xviv^ivJ.'-w -/>-ysco*?? '-x \\ '' y XV Buggies and Wagons in the State. ur Prices the Lowest * ^--Kheci Alt 11 o Oo.9 LAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. >iT: 'v j N? ES, . TiSRERS' 6S0 ROOFERS' SUPPLIES, IQiis$t!ii^ri!& WH9U0HT IRON PIPE, P UIII|J3) FITTINGS, VALVES, ETC, ' S IMUS YG'JR SRSERS. 1510 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. March 19?ly. ^ } ^ bibboit White Leghorn YOU SICK. . i? d i 7 1 I JSg| | SUFFERING, I | ? | AND NEED | ^lllfe"5 ||n^:ErDzcz2iTS? % $ If s?, you will find in the Drug $ y 'C^W^T^S1!1! \ $ ' anc* Medicine Department at & / X $ I the Bazaar, Standard Medi\s /A \ jiplldfe' k\ rV cines for all Complaints, :? m i m \ % Diseases, Etc., which will x / m i/iy?(V m\ $ give relief and cure you. lIlF^ Xill AT THE BAZAAR. x ? FAWIOn 9 A6BII I i \WW/ ^|CU>fHnU L. MODILL, $ I LEESVILLE, ' S. C. x> J Practices in all the Conrts. I Tempting || SeDt30_6m Basi^so^ 1f Groceries, | all big boxing events I 0< % Are Best Illustrated and Described In .. ? POLICE fS-iZETTE <y 1 Ui d oiuyyion Hfjptmi- ?? a' ~ ? ^^ - -? ? - - ? | <* ing Prices for a Sluggish $ The World-Famous . . $ Purse. But our store-- x> . , , jPatron of Sports I Lngry!y?U 1 $1.00-18 WEEKS~$1.00 ' $ o ^ MAILED TO YOUR ADDRESS. $ ^ RICHARD K. FOX. Publisher, I ft. t. OSWALD.? -?? | LEXINGTON. S. C. | Jg py /. y September '26. < X& Xv <Y X' Tj?'3 signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative BromoQuinine Tablet? the remedy that cures a cold to one riay i