The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, February 10, 1904.
PENCIL AND SCISSOESWayside
Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch RSan.
Look out for a comic!
Cold, rain, sleet and grow.
Sunday is St. Valentine's day.
Court will convene here Monday.
See the Valentines at the Bazaar.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
We bad a heavy down pour of rain
kBt Sanday night.
Mr. Ned F. Bradford ie visiting
io this place.
Cotton is coming down tbe ladder
very fast. Only 12? to 13 cents now.
Freeh garden seed have just arrived
at the Bazaar.
Mr G F. Leitzsey, of Lower Fork,
> called in to see us Monday.
Call at the Bazaar and buy you a
nice or comic valentine.
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Miss Lidia Senn, of Swifzerneck, j
is visiting Mrs. T. E. Campbell in
town.
The Republican Convention for
this county will met at this place on
ihe 17tb, inet.
t Mrs. Estelle Biume, of Columbia
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
4 Marlra in t.Hia nlamt
If you enjoy a good smoke you
will find fine cigars, pipes, and
rooking tobacco at the Bazaar.
Bev. J. L ^ay, the beloved pastor
of Lexington Fork Circuit, was id
town Monday and Tuesday.
. Mr. Joe A Epting, one of the indisposables
of Hilton, and a jovial
fellow, made us a pleasant call last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Litner, while in town
Monday attending to other business,
called at our office and renewed her
paper.
Bakers Bresd, fresh cakes and
crackers, candies of all kind aDd
froits, a!way8 at the Bazaar.
Oa account of the legislative proceedings
and other matter in type
several communications are crowed
oat of this issne.
Brooks J. Wingard, who is pur
suing studies at the S. C. College in
Columbia, spent Sanday with his
parents in this place.
FOR SALE?One-six horse power j
portable engine and boiler. For par-1
ticulars, apply to Lewie Hall, Lexington,
S. C. 3wl4pd.
The payment of one dollar road
tax expires on the first day af March
Those who wish to pay this tax had
better attend to it in time.
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Mr. J. A. Keisler, always prompt,
did not forget the printer last Saturday
while in town, but added a
dollar to the press wheel.
Walter Wise, the Barber, ask those
who attend court that may want anything
done in this work to give him
a call. First class work guaranteed.
Rev. Becj. Wessinger was in town
Wednesday evening and made us a
pleasant call. Be is an able young
a j j -i
UBYiue BUU vtsr^ pupuiariu u:s uuarge.
The Sheriff has only one prieoner
in jail, Gould, a white tramp,
charged with breaking into the depot
at PeiioD, robbing the money drawer,
etc.
Remember when you start from
home for court next week to bring
your dollar to the Dispatch. Those
that don't come can send by their
neighbors.
Camp Steadman, No. 668, United
Confederate Veterans, will be held at
this place tomorrow, 11th inst. It is
earnestly desired that a full attendance
be present.
When you go to the city of Columbia
to purchase a wagon, buggy
or anv vehicle, call on T. B. Auehtrv
& Co. Tbey also will sell you farming
implements at the right prices.
Tax payers now pay two per cont.
penalty. Next month, from 1st to
15th of March, they will pay seveD
per cent. After the 15th books will be
closed and executions issued.
Miss Mary Lowman, returned to
her home in the Fork yesterday.
She has been attending the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute for sometime, but
on account of her failing eyes, she
had to stop her studies, and return
home.
Capt. J. H Couats, one of Irmo's
beet citizens, a good farmer and solid
gentleman, called in to see us yesterday
and paid for bis paper another
year.
Mr. T. Hayne Williams, the popular
and clever merchant at Irene, was
in town Wednesday, and dropped in
to 86e us. We are glad Hayne is doing
well as he deserves success.
Mr. Wesley Crout, oDe of Boiling
Spring's honest and upright citizens,
remembered his obligation with the
printer, and called in to see us last
Wednesday.
If you wish to secure a fine variety
if Texas Red Ru3h Proof eeed Oats,
call or send to T. B Aughtry & Co,
Columbia. They have a car load but
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mey are seruug rapiuijr.
Miss Bessie Corley, neice of Mr.
W. P. Roof, has accepted a position
as one of the dry good clerks in Mr.
Roof's oommodious store and will be
glad to serve her many friends in the
future. j
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Tannopoline, the great pile remedy !
cures all kinds of piles, and you can I
hav8 your money back if not relieved.
Try one can. Price one doilar.
Murray Drug Co.
It was our pleasure while at Brookland
Saturday to enjoy the hospitality
of Mr. Ed. Shuli and his kind lady.
They have a comfortable home conveniently
situated for the business
of Mr. Sail.
MrJas. Rickard, a natural born
machinist, now with the Lexington
Manufacturing Company, has made a
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cute little eDgiue, running reversals
as well as forward. It is a gem and
neat piece of mechanism.
Horehound, Mullein and Tar re
lieves that hoarseness and prevents
an attack of LiGrippe and pneumonia.
There is nothing like it. Large bottles
only 25 cents. Murray Drug Co
We regret to learn of the illness
of our friend Mr. R. B. Hilier of
Hilton. Bob is a clever fellow and
a fine business man, and we trust he
will soon be able to give bis personal
attention to his extensive business.
Prof. John E. Hood is now teaching
at Easely, Pickens county, S. C, and
is well pleased with his change. He
begs to be remembered to the teachers
of old Lexington and wishes them
abundant success.
Constable P. H. Corley last night
lodged in jail Will Caswell, white, on
a charge of assault and battery with
high and aggravated nature, and
in^nnl A kill An nno TI a r\ f t! c ?
lliiUUV vi/ aiit) uu v/uu L/uuvxiivv
Herron, of Irene.
We are pleased to team that onr
young friend Carl L. Sox has accepted
a good position as bookkeeper and
stenographer in the office of the
Excelsior Knitting Mill at Union,
S. C.
Mr. J. D. Nunamaker, Mr. M. L
Kinard e efficient book-keeper, and
Mr. Ollin F. Nunamaker one of Uncle
Sam's prompt mail servants, on Irmo
R P.D, were in town yesterday
looking after the Estate of Mr. I. H.
Nunamaker deceased, and made us
a very pleasant call.
The case of the State vs. E. L. Asbiil
for carrying concealed weapon and
entry after notice; and T. C. Sturkie
charged with entry after notice, was
to have been heard by C. S- Bradford,
Esq, yesterday, but the prosecutor
failed to appear and the case was
dismissed against these gentlemen.
Pension Notice.
The County Pension Board will
meet again on the 22nd day of Febu
ary next. All persons uavmg any
claims will meet tb? Board on that
day. S. M. Roof,
Chairman.
Feb. 1,1904.
Notice.
I HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS NOT
to hire or harbor Albert Kanidy's boys,
as they have hired to iue lor this year,
[190-1 ] JOHN P. CORLEY,
February 8, 1901?4wpd.
Notice.
All persons indebted to
the Estate of John T. Lowmau,
deceased, will make settlement and
those having demands against said Estate
will file them properly attested for
payment to the undersigned, on or before
the 15th day of March, 1004.
J. H. SHEALY,
Administrator.
February 8, 1004.?4wl7
?utaS'4 Early Risers
The famous little pills?
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The matter of feed is of
tremendous importance to the
farmer. \\ roncr feeding is
o o
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The un-to-datc farmer knows
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what to feed his cows to fret
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the most miik, ins pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
.ret tlve most eggs. Science.
.} oo
J5lit how aboiu tUC Ciliicirc 11
. \ re tlicv fee! according to
o
science, a bone food if bones
arc soft and undeveloped, a
flesh and muscle food if they
are thin and weak and a blood
food if there is anemia?
Scott's Emulsion is a mixed
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it
j makes flesh, blood and muscle,
j the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. It is the standard
I scientific food for delicate
| children. r
Send for free
^Be sure that this picture iu
|jfea KHl the form of a label is on the
Jjsjteg^gjpP^ wrapper of every bottle of
Scott&Bowne
CHEMISTS,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
50c. and $1; all druggists.
Several of our young gentleman
and ladies took in the "Florodora'7
play in Columbia laet night.
Your Stomach trouble has not
been cured, is because jcu have been
taking medicines that only alleviate
the symptoms, giving only temporary
relief. Try Siltcn's Life for
the LiTSr aod Ki&neys, for a per
maueut relief ana cure, m all disorders
of the stomach, livfr and kidneys.
CONSTIPATION, the great
cause of ill-bealtb, is quickly relieved
and soon cured by its use.
It cures any irregularities of the
kidneys, and by its regulating effect
on the system gives vigor and
strength to the body.
When run down in health and
need a medicine that will build you
up, take Hilton's Life for tbe Liver
and Kidneys. 25c, 50c and $1.00
bottles. Sold wholesale by tbe
Murray Drug Co, Columbia, S. C.
For sale at the Bazaar, Lexington,
S. C.
Those Who Trade
AT
Leesville
AND THOSE WHO SHOULD TEADE
THEEE.
Will watch this f-pice every week and
tbey will learn the edvaniages. We handle
Drugs and Standard Medicines of all kind.
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
And a lot of things useful and necessary
lor everybody.
BUY OUE
GARDEN SEEDS
If yon wish satisfactory results.
Stock all fresh and guaranteed.
Call and see ns, and
onr goods and prices
will do the rest. .
| Cresson Drug Co.,
Lcosvillc, S. C.
Jan. 27?tf.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
Court of Common Pleas.
Harriet P. Koon, Cnry S. Koon, Henry
F. Koon, Laura E. YVessinger. Hattie
P. Hipp and J. Andrew Friek,
Plaintiffs, vs.
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1 rjiill'ftl JJ. J'11' A, u. niv-A, i i4i ttiv.
! Eulila Frick. Jolm G. Flick, Essie
Blanche Flick, Ethel May Frick.
J. Floyd Frick aud Lucius
B. Frick, Defendants.
To all and singular, the creditors of S.
D. Koon, deceased:
You are required by the order of Judge
Ernest Gary, to lile with, and establish
before the undersigned, all claims
i against the Estate of S. D. Koon. deceased,
forthwith, so that the same may
be reported to the next Circuit Court,
SAMUEL B. GEORGE,
Sjiecial Referee.
February 1, 100-1.
; Efird & Dreher, Attorneys. 2wM ,
G rego 3ry = K ii
! J We wisli you a
perous New Yea
you for valued i
the past. We hoj
ance of the same
value for your mo
We are now "wi
and will begin bug
Qfl Head of Hoi'!
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03 BUGGIES AN
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1115 PLAIN STBEE'
February 14? ly.
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CALL TO SEE US :
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I A GOOD
| RESOLUTION
M ?like a crying baby in churchbe
carried out.
p If you've been intending 1
m chase a new pair of shoes for tl
Jr ?or tha o girl?don't delay any L
g| Come while our assortm
y styles and sizes remains unbrol
TX7"^ oItttqttc opittv ma.nv St.vli
VV t/ Ci?A V V u/J ' WV.U J. J. J J ? _ ^ _
^ lots of them.
jji Just now we have an extra
y tity of styles?and more youn
shoes than usual.
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etbook. and there's one pair oi
iijji in particular that we wish you
| THOMAS A. BOY!
fV\om /M?I7T^P \
(U1TU61 Jl 5 i'UOi v>JC t'j.)
H 1736 Main Street, Columbia,
wWMW 7 7 3 ?a ,gl-^1ffl" "iTrespass
Notice. jy0fj
All persons are hereby notiiied not to
linnt, fish, haul wood or trespass in any i LL FERSONS IN
manner whatever, on our lands adjoining I J\_ Estate of T. W.
each other with separate lands and the law j will make payment (n
will he enforced again*! all trespassers. I March, JUiH. aud thoi
Signed : ^ J acij kiu,i against said
J. J Mailer, W. }{ Mailer, them properly attested
M. L. Baker. (t herd Mailer, ! for payment.
II L. MnlUr. .U C. G.igejr, i ' MRS. T.
Levinia Geigor.
Jan. 20?4vrl4 p<J, *
ea Mu le Co,
happy and pros- |
ir and to thank
jatronage of the
>e for a continu3
and guarantee
ney.
de open" for 1904
iiness with
sesl Mules. QQ
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B WAGONS, 93 I [ "i
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r, COLUMBIA, S. C.
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8 ! Wedding Presents! f
^ Chains,
should fi Jewelry,
^ I "Watches,
;o pur- m Cut G-lass,
latboy j? Sterling Silver,
All the numerous articles suitable for pre*PTi*fc
of* m ents ?*^nds, we now ^ave
^ trated by photographs direct from r
:en. m the articles, in our catalogue of
which we will be pleased
es, and p to send you one on request.
:jaj| We deliver all goods free by mail.
express, or freight on all orders with
<%> cash, ana guarantee satisfaction alwtty^.
quan- m
O-QlprQ' HI H. LACHICOTTE & COMPANY.
to?
1424 Main Street,
L COLUMBIA, - - - - S C.
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to see ^ t
* * | TYPEWRITER
3 HEADQUARTERS.
$5j| If you hove a sick typewriter,
S H <$- consult DR GIBEES.
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Cures Guaranteed. i
If you want to buy a new
CG* typewriter, or exchange your
DEBTED TO THE one, consult Gibbes.
Snminer, deceased, I lAIIS AAU PIDDTO
or by the 1st day of J. WIL?UN UllllltO.
je having claims oi na: _ _ 7
Estate, will pr-sent Office Supplies, Rubber Stamps,
1 to the nndeisigne i Office Furniture.
"aSS.. 1334 Maia St. Columbia, S. C.
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