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The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, January 6, 1904. * 3r * Tbe Dispatch Job Printing * * Office is prepared to do any * J kind of pnntiDg at short notice, j * We guarantee woik first class * at reasonable prices. Give us * a trial order. * * * * PENCIL AND SCISSORS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Fair, but cold-weather. How about your New Year resolu tioDfe? Orange blossoms have all about bloomed. Let us have a free bridge across the Saluda. Go out and make your tax return - * to the Auditor. fki Turkeys are scarce since the big dinners are over. Dixie lodge of Oid Fellows meets tomorrow evening. . Beputation is sometimes more valuable than character. Thin snow and sleet fell here Monday evening. Come to The Dispatch office to have your j ob work done. Silence is probably considered golden^because gold is so scarce. Mr. James Rister, of Pine Ridge, is in Atlanta studying telegraphy. - WANTED?1,000 pounds of good ' Fodder. G. T. Graham. Mr. H. A. Svygert, of Hilton, was here Monday and made us a pleasant call. A nt nannlo mVirt orOAfi t.hfl fthnW a iu? ui pcwj/iw " uu gt??wv -? ? window really belong on the bargain eoonter. Mr John J. Hite one of our substantial citizens dropped in to 866 ns Monday. Dr. J. W. Geiger, one of Congree'e beet citizens, was on our streets Monday. Mr^Geo. W. Corley, as prompt and good citizen as we have, was here Monday. mm* The Palmetto Collegiate Institute has reopened school after the holiday vacation. x \ First premium Black Langsbang and White Leghorn chickens for sale ' at this office. Mr. W. F. Taylor, an industrious turpentine man and farmer, was in - r _ 3 town naoDaay. W. W. Hawes, Esq , while in town Monday on legal business paid us a pleasant call. Don't you want to purchase a good bicycle cheap? We have one at this office for sale. Mrs. A. T. Frazee and children, of Brookland, are visiting relatives in this vicinity. Dr. D. M. Crosson, a prominent doctor and citizen of Leesville, was ML in town Monday. Rev. 0. N. Rcuntree will preach in . the Methodist church here next Sun. day at 3.30 p m. FOR RENT?A good one-horse i farm near Rocky Well. Apply at once toD. T. Birr. Mr. S. Rjsb Smith, a well known and popular man on Black creek, dropped j in to see us Monday. Our young friend E. M. Taylor, from south Lewiedalej made us 8 pleasant visit Monday. WANTED?A load of good peavines or shucks for rough cow feed. ?Dispatch Office. Mr. Ben Bickley, a very frugal *' -? n?n a aT.Qt> \f C1L1Z6Q Oi LlitJ J uiA) y*uo utci jjxuuviuj and called in to see us. Mr. J. H. Shull, a very industrious and well-to-do citizen of Arthurs, called to see us Monday. Watch Young's advertisement, cf Columbia, next week. Big bargains in dry goods, dress goods, &c. Miss May, daughter of the late W. H. Meetze of Columbia, is visiting relatives in town. Your attention is called to the advertisement of J. Wilson Gibbes, of Columbia, in this issue. Mr. Owen Cannon, a substantia, citizen of the Delmar section, waf here Monday and we were as glad at always to see him. Deposit your money ia the The Home Bank. Interest paid every three months on saviDg deposits. Mike N. Shull is one of the cleverest fellows in Switzerneck. He waB here Monday and gave us a hearty shake. ? Mr. Tbos. W. Gunter, the man who furnishes us with fine watermelon?? dropped in Monday with hie ' dollar. Mtelze & Son is the place to buy your shoes. They have a big stock and will sell you at the right prices. What about the public road leading from near Supervisor G. A yhooK'j /-? fl aofnn thonpo nn to k/UCCtiJ IV V" l?VJ CVUJ w v?* ?V Sandy Rul? In some sections our farmers are blue over the prospects of the small grain crops, while some say they have no fears. H. L. Oswald has just received a big lot of first class flour, which he is selling at Very low prices in barrel lots. Mr. Jacob W. Shumperfc, one of the best millwrights in our county, was here yesterday and did not go eff without seeing us. Mr. S. Bass Lybrand while here Monday concluded he would keep up with his county events and subscribed for the Dispatch. A fresh lot of fine garden seeds just received at the Bazaar. Call and get your early cabbage seed. Mr. Sam Stuckman, a good farmer and citizen of near Leesville, was bere Monday and made us envious of bis hearty laughter. The many students who have been home spending their holiday vacation have returned back to their studies at the different colleges. Mr. J. W. Long has made some improvements in his two stores on Main street by giving them a fresh coat of paint. Rev. T. W. Sbealy, of Pax, Ga., will preach at Mt. Hebron church, Delmar, S. C, Sunday, January 10, 1904, at 3 o'clock p. m. See the advertisement of the Murray Drug Co., of Columbia, and you will find a remedy for your cough and cold. To make room for their spring goods Ballentine & Co., will sell their stock of fall and winter clothing at cost for th8 next thir ty days. Miss Burriss Kreps, of Columbia, returned home last Sunday after spending the holidays with her Aunt, Mrs. C. M. Efird, of this place. The Dispatch wants all delinquents to pay part, if not all, of their dues which they owe, to the Editor while on the rounds with the Auditor. Ballentine & Co., will give to each caBh purchaser from $100 up a premium. Call and inspect their line of goods before buying elsewhere. Rev. Simon P. Sbumpert was here yesterday on business and called to see ns. Simon is a good man, and we are always glad to shake his hand. FOR SALE?One tract of 35 acres, known as part of the Jno. B. Kyzer place. For terms apply to, W. Q. H. Berley. Rev. Keel, of Columbia, will preach in the Baptist church in this I place next Sunday morniDg at 11 o'clock and at night at 7:30 o'clock. The managers of the Seaboard Air Line ,railway have decided to erect a neat and convenient depot at Swansea, which has been needed for ' oume tim?> Mr. Thomas Price and his family have moved back on his farm, in Hollow Creek, last Friday. They have been working here in the mill for some time. TanDopoline, the great pile remedy cures 811 kinds of piles, and you can have your money back if not relieved. Try one can. Price one dollar. | Murray Drug Co. Hon. A. F. Lever on his return from the wedding of Ben Tillman, Jr., in Edgefield last Thursday stopped ' over several days and while here gave us a pleasant call. Mrs. Lucy Crewe, of Spartanburg, ' is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. C. Boozer, who is ill at the home of Hon. I C. M. Efird in this place. Her bod, i Boozer, accompanied her here last ? Sunday and returned to Columbia the same day. " When the butter won't come put a penny in the churn," is an old time dairy proverb. It often seems to work though no one has ever . i i 1 to id wny. When mothers are worried because the children do not gain strength and flesh we say give them Scott's Emulsion. It is like the penny in the milk because it works and because there is something astonishing about it. Scott's Emulsion is simply a milk of pure cod liver oil with some hypophosphites especially prepared for delicate stomachs. Children take to it naturally because they. like the taste and the rcmedv takes iust as V naturally to the children because it is so perfectly adapted to their wants. For all weak and pale and thin children Scott's Emulsion is the most satisfactory treatment. ^ ~"! We will send you the ^penny, /. e.s a MfffjlBe sure that this picture in the form of a iabel is ?n tlie wrapper of every bottie of JJ|U SCOTT & BO WISE, 409 Pearl St., N. Y. joc. and $1.00; all dnijrjjists. See the greeting of W. P Roof who is greatful to his many customers for their liberal patronage in the promotion on his iarge business, and who is worthy of your continued patronage. Our farmers should not go crazy over present high prices of cotton and neglect their other important crops. Provide for home first by raising your own supplies and you will be wise. WANTED?A good man to run a one or two-jhorse farm, five miles above Lexington court house. Apply to P. B Edwards, Peters, Lexington county, S. C. We are told that the property advertised and sold by Mr. W. Q M. Berley at his home, last Thursday, brought fair prices. A large crowd was present. So much for a little printers ink. R9ad the. advertisement of T. Hsyne Williams, of Irene, aDd when you can make it convenient give him a call. He is a thorough business man and will treat you right. Archie Martin, Esq,, after spending the Christmas holidays with his relatives near Swansea, has returned back to his work. His sister accompanied him here Qnd is spending several days with him and friends. Whenever you are in Columbia anc want a good meal served in eleganl style, be sure to call at Ben David:t Parlor Restaurant, next to the Skj Scraper. For ladies and gentlemen Dr. Gilmore will be at Kaminer'i Hotel next Tuesday ana Wednesday 12th and 13 :h, prepared to do ain kind of dental work. Those wanting any work of this kind done will mee him as above stated. j FOR RESf?75 acres or more o good farming land with good tenan house and barn. Will rent in a bod, or divide to suit croppers. W. Q M. Berley. Mr. Dsmpsey E. George ha returned home from Columbia am has accepted a position with M. I Hartley & Co., at the depot, wher he will be pleased to serve his ni mormiR friends and customers. Horehound, Mullein and Tar ri j lieves that hoarseness and preveni | an attack of LaGrippe and pneumonii There is nothing like it. Large bo ties only 25 cents. Murray Drug C The total number of dead i the Chicago theatre fire has bee definitely established at 587, of whic but 12 remain unidentified. 3K2^B@3332s!adii CURES WHERE Alt ELSE FAILS. B Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Goud. Use PS In time. Sold bv druggists. HI I^SB5EnaZRB?|p a ' G i~o go Try = K i i < We wish you a perous New Yeai you for valued pi the past. We hop< ance of the same value for your moi We are now wici and will begin busi QQ Head of Hors AN! 93 BUGGIES ANI G go = R11 < 1115 PLAIN STEEET Febrnary 14-ly. TO 0 GREETING : ? a Emerging now into a J ?& of prosperity and hap] t ?5 heartily thank onr frienc ? Sj the many kindnesses a g H patronage of the past. |g % We tarn with cheerfi % jS-j ture and with our mott i ^ with best goods for little ^ 5* service, we ask you to Come To See Us and Comi w. r3. \ EEXOGTOX, - - i i 1 COLUMBIA'S NEWEST AND ! EST SHOE STORE OPENS DOORS. I *$$$$ # * ? V $ TJP $ ?? v ? # # * ? rjr ? ? ? ? * r* ? ? fjf ? ? * ? J The undersigned takes great pleasur ?r g in announcing the opening of his ne> g store. He will he pleased to show hi * % friends the latest fashions in new WIN ^ 2 TER FOOTWFAR. It. is his intentio -* to give the most careful attention an J ~ v- hest possible service to shoe buyers ( s- 1 _ _ % Lexington and will conduct his businei g to tlie perfect satisfaction of the public. [ | New and Up-to Dat< ;l I SHOES 2: will be shown, and the stock will 1 r V J? conveniently arranged, so that it wi g l;e a pleasure to do your buying at oi Q 2 store. Make it vour headquarters whi ci ? in the city. I * Thanking you in advance for vol e * visit, we will endeavor to remain, as < i" T old, vour leet-litter. * Yorv respect Ail I v. 3- ? Ig v "V v T?r v v v v v ^ *?T tfr r?r r,r r,r :,r v:,r v v v v v v v ?J THOMAS A. BOY (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ) n 1736 Main Street, - - Colur ;h ' O OC Wanted. ? J- a IAI.L PKKSONS AUK . Persimmon, Dogwood, Hickory, A m-i to huut. niirht > , Tr .. T , . . * iiiiv niitiit <*r \\ii?it?,vt,r i and Holly Lige. freight paid on violators of this n-.ti. carload. James Cx-kstiuit, Ohailea- mdi?-t?Mi. ^ tOD, S. C 34. D iijImt 1??4?-? !. 1 W C I ]\ X "LI 10 C O 3 happy and prosr and to thank atronage of the 3 for a continuand guarantee ley. Le open" for 1904 iness with esgMales. QQ 0 ) WAGONS. 93 < I 58 \1 ol O Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. UR * new year, we trust 2jj piness, we wish to m |T f is and customers for II l md for their liberal M m I il outlook to the fu- K % o "Deal Honorably, |? p 3 money." and best m ^ nand Us in Your Wants ROOF", S. C. BRIGHT-1 ITS *s:* Weddina Presents! p V* i u % ! ,\ * s 5 I % i Rings, u I i. Chains, d | i Jewelry. >f I | Watches, t- I ' * | | Cut Glass, I i Sterling Silver, * i 3k ~Z All the numerous articles suitable for pre';^ ents of all kinds, we now have illus3? trated by photographs direct from & the articles, in our catalogue of 31 which we will be pleased i * to send you one on request. -J- We deliver ali goods free by mail, !? express, or Ireight on all orders with ,(' ii cash, and gnarantee satisfaction alwavs, n | * P. H. LACIIICOTTE A C03IPASY, [ j* I 14*24 Main Street, * COLUMBIA, S. C, y ir % d1' j | STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, % COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. F, W. Shehane. Plaintiff vs. Andrew Er"I ^ sary, Delendant. il Magistrate Court?Summons. To tha defendant in the above entitled i Q O /~1 cause of action : aDlO/. ?5- "T^OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND L ropiired to answer the complaint in . | this action, ol which a copy has been filed pp | with the Magistrate at New Brookland, S. w j q ..n(| jj you tail to answer the complaint HEUEBY NOTIFIED J within five days the plaintiff will apply to day. ,ir trespass in the Court tor the renet demanded in the wi' 1 ""?siVivelv h.' complaint. F. W. SI1EHANE, Plaintiff. ' i I-" STACK, New Brookland, S. C., Dec. 22, 1903. ,,I;I:UT A. MtTZ (.w