Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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OF COURSE k. -V. NEW STO L F->V ' RjS^.v' TTip-u- urin fit vo your purse. If y made garment tin Tailoring Co's lin< styles to show yo . LE ! iifww?iwu? [ nnwff?wrrm -?The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, September 17,1902. - ? ?. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. * Go to the Baz&ar for your school supplies. Miss Macie Monts is visiting her sister in Colombia. A new dry goods house has been opened in this place. Our town has been full of court visitors since Monday. Miss Ellen Hendrix left Monday < on a visit to friends in New York. I Sportsman, you want to 6ee my line of guns before you buy. It is com-j plete. H. L. Oswald. Ballentine Lodge, No 75 I. 0. O. Y. was organized in Ballentine's Hall #lasfc Saturday with 20 members. The many friends of Dr. C. E j i Leaphart, will rejoice to learn that he has fully recovered from his recent sadden illness. Good horse and buggy for sale, cheap for cash. Apply to J. E. Smifh. Tjft?flville. S. C. Kev. W. E. Barre brought to this office this morning a curiosity in the shape of a stem containing 56 velvet bean blossoms. Don't miss the excursion Monday, Sept. 22. Leave Columbia at 6:30 and join thevcrowd and take a pleasant holiday. Frank Y. Kaminer, who is now traveling for a medicine manufacturing house, was visiting relatives hereabouts Saturday and Sunday. Friend, if you think of buyiDg a mower this season, it is up to you to buy from H. L. Oswald. He sells the kind that pleases. Mr. Heber Barre has accepted a professorship in a high school in Marion and left Monday to enter upon the discharge of his duties. We return our thanks to those who called during the first days of court and settled with the Dispatch. We want others to do likewise. A new line of fall and winter shoes for men, women and children, in all the latest styles and shapes, just received at Meetze & Son. Hon. A Frank Lever has been notified of his appointment a3 Judge Advocate General of the Sons of Confederate Veterans at Washington, D. C. We are indebted to Rev. J. A. Cromer for a twig of nice pears. The twig contained seventeen pears, and we repeat the question that was put to us: "Who can beat this?;' The place to buy your fall suit is at M. R Hartley & Go's., Kaufmann Block, Lexington. Their stock is new and their prices low. Give them a call. 1 YOU MUST thbit a-? TO kRTLEY RE, Kaufmai u in a stylish suit ou are fastidious a By can suit you in . Over 450 samj , at prices that ai ESEfcra-TOiT, s. Mr. Boozer Crews of Spartanburg, I visited his aunt, Mrs. Carrie Efird, last week. Mr. Crews is on the editorial staff of the' Spartanburg Herald. Quite a large nunber of youDg gentlemen and ladies of the town and county have left to pursue their studies in the various colleges of the State, and others are preparing to leave. For nice salmon, potted ham, corn I beef, beef haBh, sardines and any thiDg in the canned goods line, go to the Bazaar. Mrs. Mollie Gooding of Charlotte, N. C, and Mrs. Lucy Crews of Spartanburg, visited their mother, Mrs. Eva Boozer, at the home of C. M. Efird, last week. The old bridge over factory pond is very much in need of repairs. In fact, it is in a dangerous condition and persons driving or riding are cautioned to be careful, it snouia be repaired at once. A new line of hats, trimmings and notions just opened and for sale cheap, at Mrs. Alice Timmone', lower Main street. Call and see these goods. They are pretty and stylish. Rev. Mr. Hay will hold Episcopal services in the chapel, in this place, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend these services. This is the time of year when the farmer sells his cotton and other produce and he therefore has money, consequently we expect each subscriber, who i9 in arrears to call promptly and settle. We need the money and need it now. Mr. Chas. Henry is with H. L. Oswald, where he invites all of his I b'- ^ i- A aaII r\TT\ InifYI TTl3 X' Uliw 1UOUU3 tu All VU U1LU. US will be glad to serve them. Hon. E. L. Asbiil, of Leesville, who i3 in attendance upon court, dropped in to see us Monday. Ed is a clever young man, a bright and rising young limb of the law and we are always glad to shake his hand. Before deciding what school your girl or boy shall attend the coming year look well into the merits of Leesville College. It has turned out some of the best equipped young men and women in the State. It is to be better than ever the coming year. 1 A man nr woman, no matter how finely they may be dressed, never looks well unless their feet are neatly covered. If ycu want to make a | handsome appearance, for a small | outlay of money go to Lever's "the shoe man'' of Columbia, and you will not be disappointed. While in Columbia last week we | were pleased to meet our friend, Mr. ; J. E. Huntt, who is manager of the | tailoring department of Girardeau | & Marshall. Suit! HAVE IT!!! ill's Block. at prices to suit md want a tailor the International )les of their latest lybody can afford. . c. Hon. A. Frank Lever has gone to try the old plow handles on the red hills of Broad river and for the next ten days his sonorious voice will be heard echoing through the tangled luxuriance of the river bottoms, as he cries out gee haw and pulls the bell cord across his mule's back. Farm life still has its attractions for Frank. Mr. J. William Mitchell, one of the best business men and farmers in the Batesburg section, dropped into see us while on a business trip to this town Monday and we enjoyed his pleasant and intelligent conversation upon current topics. His ideas on the political situation are sound and in the main correct. Dr. King's New Life Pills, New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve for sale at the Bazaar. These remedies have a world wide reputation for the almost instant relief that give to those who suffdr from the diseases for which they were manufactured. Call and get a sample. Congressrcmn Lever has received notification on his appointment as one of the speakers to stump some of the doubtful States this fall for the National Democratic party. Mr.' Lever is an excellent stump speaker, forceful in delivery and earnest and impressive in manner and will doubtless be valuable to the party in winning votes. ruz BPnnc nc rus i n- i nuui ui b iik PJDQIKG IS THE EATING. THE PROOF OF THE MEDICINE IS THE TAKING. HILTON'S LITE FOR THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS will verily every ciaim made lor it. Test it by a trial of a 253. bottle It makes last Iriends wherever once used, and becomes the medicine of the household. D is pleasant to take, acts pleasantly and causes one to feel pleasant. It is the best and quickest remedy for the cure of kidney troubles, lame back, dis ordered liver and any derangement ol the stomach and bowels. EOTTLES, 25c., 50c. and $1.00. Wholesale by the MURRAY DRUG CO., , Columbia, S. C. T7" TUr T5*7A i T> 1 VI OttiU J.JLLU May 15-?ly. CHiSHESTEB'S ENGLISH mummi fills I 0?? L B ^ [ Safe. Alwavs reliable. Ladles, ask Druggist for I'llICHESTER'S ENGLISH in Red and Gold metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. Take no other. Rcfune dangerous *ul>?titutiorifiand imitation*. Buy of your Druggist, 1 or send <Ic. in stamps for Particular*. Te?timonlal* and " Relief for Radle*." in Utter, by return .Hail. 10,000 Testimonials. Sold by all DruggistA. I CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO. ?100 Xadiion Square, PHILA., PA. Mention thlo so :>er. May, 14, 1933. eow. BUILT: BUGGIES A CAR LOAD JUi C Ol Gregory 1115 PL February 14?ly. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. SCIENCE SIFTINGS. Wliile volcanic eruptions are usually' restricted in area, earthquakes are not If all the mountains in the world were leveled, the average height of the land would rise nearly 250 feet j The face of Jupiter presents a considerable number of markings, notably one great scarlet patch covering nearly 400,000 square miles. I The amount of heat produced by an average man in a day's work would be sufficient to raise sixty-three pounds of water from freezing to boiling point Cirrus clouds were once observed at a height of 4U,sou ieei. xois is uy itu the greatest height at which cloud vapor has ever been noted above the surface of the earth. Experiments made while in a balloon show that when a height of 15,000 feet has been reached the number of corpuscles hi the human bipod have increased by one-third. The atmospheric pressure upon the surface of an ordinary man is 32,400 pounds, or over fourteen and a half tons. The ordinary rise and fall of the barometer increases or decreases this pressure by 2,500 pounds. His Offhand Manner. "Dan." said a contractor to one of his trusted employees, "when you are seeing about that lime this morning, I wish you to mention to Dempsey that 1 would like to have that bill paid. You needn't press it, you know, tfut just mention it to him in an offhand manner." "Yes, sorr." "T A ?F\Amr\cnT' ^ "I got lilt? iLiuue^v iiuui t/cuij/otj, said Dan on his return. "I'm very glad. You merely alluded to it in an offhand vray, I suppose?" "Yes, sorr. 1 handed him the bill and told him if he didn't pay it I would let off my hand and give him a black eye that he wouldn't forget for a month, and he paid it at wanst."?London Answers. Filial Sympathy. "When I was your age," said Mr. Goldbags sternly, "I earned my own living." Ilis son looked uneasy, but was silent "Well, have you nothing to say for yourself in that connection?" "X-nothing, sir, except that I sympathize with you, and congratulate you 011 the fact that it's all over."?London i Tit-Bits. i Not as Considerate as He Be. "He's a good friend of yours, isn't he?" "Oh. only medium." "What do you mean by medium?" "Oh, he listens while I tell him all of my troubles, but he also wants me to listen while he tells me all of his."?Chicago Post ?? lie Had It. "Yes; it's Fullerton's hobby that advice is cheap and within the reach of every person." "What does he mean, anyhow?" "What he says. I suppose. He's a confidential divorce lawyer." ? Baltimore News. An /Esthetic Soul. "Well, did she buy the book?'' "No." replied the clerk. "She said she didn't like the cover design."?Detroit Dree Press. TfjCORES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. _ El U Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ^ Pgj In time. Sold by druggists. gt ~' I I ? \ AND j WAGONS. J 3T RECEIVED AND TWO MORE | ARS ORDERED. jr Prices the Lowest = 1VIICc 1 L ! 1 ^ AIjST STBEET, COLUMBIA, S. C. 4 TO ZLv?T FRIENDS AND PATRONS * OF | Lexington County: < [t coat you nothing, it ia perfectly free for you to inspect our EXTRA LARGE STOCK consisting in Clothing, # # ' Gent s Furnishings, Hats, ' Shoes, &c. iTou will fird competent ani polite salesmen who will take pleasure in showing jou our numerous bargains in up-to-date Clothing. Oar stock is complete and our pri es right. 1 also aesire to call Merchants' attention to our .1 OBBING DEPARTMENT. This department is growing every season. You can save money and time by calling at THE BEE HIVE, 1554 MAIN STEEET, and making your fall and winter purchases. M. FRANK, Proprietor. 1 September iy.?ti. ? J LEESVILLE COLLEGE X-eesNTille, S. C. LEESVILLE stands for Christian culture and character. Ideal location. Healthl'ulness unsurpassed. Beautiful town. Large and competent faculty. Improved course of study moved up one year. Lecturers and preachers of eminent ability. Superior advantages offered in Mt. Eifttttin, Eotk-kstyiif, topics, Kte., as well as in the Literary Course. Clcse personal supervision. Expenses may be reduced bv work. Punils encouraged to employ spare time at work. Send for Catalogue to J~j. B. K-A--2"3jTBS, Brssielent. AJgQst 13, 1902. 6w46. WM. PLATT, DEALER IX Dry Goods, Misery and Notions, ! ri NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, d COLTJZMIIBX-^, - - . S. C. 1 MAIN STREET. 1 We have received and have placed on our shelves one of the most beautiful as well as thft fl most complete line of fl FALL AND WINTER GOODS 1 * * " " rn * - * 1 _ a 3 1 ? ? ? "1? a t>"\ Af ^ xnl In Kl A r%i a n n a ever shown m the city. These are au sianaaru guous uuui -uc iuvov iciiav/ic uaauu;at- ./ turers and are recommended for their stylish and nobby appearance and the beauty ot pattern. A full line of outing and dress goods of all descriptions, as well as lovely creations in fashionable tail and winter millinery. Come and see these goods before purchasing. I will make it to your iuterest to do so. October, 9.?3m.