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The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, April 6, 1904. ' Xndez to New Advertisemoats. Clothing?Ba iley-Copeland Co. New York Racket Store?J. A. Whitten. i Spring Clothing?M. R. Hartley Co. VehiclevS?Gregory-Rhea Mule Co. Clothing, Etc.?Edmund, "The Hub." The Lexington Department Store. The Home Bank. Citation?Estate of Alex. McCiaiu. For Auditor?M. Pickens Lindler. Notice?Mrs. Essie B. Drafts. Card?John M. Stuart. . Final Discharge?Estate of T. S. Mathias. Final Discharge-Mrs. Louisa Smith. Ask Your Dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder for the feet It cures Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating .Feet, (J^rn ana -Bunions. At all Druggists and shoe store*-. 2oc. Ask today. 24 Decided. Mr. R. I. N. Hicks guessed 131 pounds 12cz , and was awarded the Dinner Set at The Kaufmann Drug Co. The stone weighed 132 pounds. That Beautiful Gloss comes from the varnish in Devoe's Tarnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a quart though. Sold by Ttie r Kaufmann Drug Co. Sail Granted. Judge Gary has granted Mr. R. W. McDaniel bail in the sum of So,OOO. The bond has been made and Mr. McDaniel has been released from the custody of the Sheriff. His bondsmen are Col. L. W. Youmans, P. I Rawl, Alferd J. Fox and Dr. Julian E Kaufmann. Serious Stomach, Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach, sour stomach and vomiting spells, and can truthfully say that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me ?Mrs. T. V. Williamp, LaiDgeburg, Mich. These tablets are guaranteed to cure, every case of stomach trouble of thin character. For sale by The Kaufmann Drug C). A New Lodge. Mr. M. H. Witt, a prominent and enthusiastic Knight of Pythias, was in town Monday with a view of working np an interest in and organizing a lodge of this order at this place. He has secured the names of some of our best and most prominent citizens and there is no doubt but what a lodge will be organ;zed in a. short time. New Store. The Bailey-Copeland Co, of CoItmbia, is a new firm seeking the patronage of the people of Lexington, and is composed of young men of enterprise, energy and business hnhit.n. Thftir store. W. T. Martin's old stand, opposite Tapp's, is full of the latest styles in clothing, gent's furnishings, neckwear and other things in this line, which will do well for our gentleman readers to Bee before purchasing their spring or summer suit. Visit this store before making your purchases. Carried. March 31st, 1904. at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Paul Derrick, near Peak, S. C., Mr. Job J. Chapman and Miss Aurelia Derrick. Rev. Benjamin D. Weseinger officiating. On Tuesday, March 1st, 1904. at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. H. Walstrom, 1130 South Highland?, Birmingham, Ala., by the R< v. W. D. Moouey, Mr. John G. Kaigler, of j Bakersville, S. C., and Miss Ward Turner, of Birmingham, Ala. Many good wishes for them through life's journey. s. - - Out of Sight. The acDual display of spring and summer dry goods, notions and millinery, this year, at the Globe Dry Goods Store in Columbia, of which Mr. W. H. Moackton ie the manager, far exceeds anything undertaken by that establishment before. The dress patterns are keupurb, the notions are the latest fashions in this line and the millinery ie out of eight in beauty of design, elegance of style, and delicacy of fabiic. See these goods and the prices will sell them. JUST ONE ; WORD that wort! f$ TuttH i it refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills and ! ME&M&HEALTH. Are you constipated? Troubled with indigestion? Sick headache? . Virtigo? Bilious? Insomnia? ANY of these symptoms and many others indicate inaction of the LIVER "STotx Need Tsilt's Pills i i s# && w b ba Take No Substitute. | Good STe^s for Pensioners. j We are reliably informed that all arrangements for borrowing the $200,000 to pay the pensioners have been made with the backs by the State, and the payment of pensions will probably begin in a few days. This will certainly be good news for those who have been awarded a pension as the money will come in mighty handy just now. Call and Sse Him. Mr. F Brooks Harman is now with the W. F. Furtick Co, Columbia, where he will be glad to serve his Lexington friends with real bargains in dry goods, dress goods, notions, clothing and shoes. Those who want to get their money's worth should call on him. A Card of Thanks. Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in your paper to thank our many friends and acquaintances of New Brookland who were so thoughtful of us during the last illness and sore bereavement of my dearly beloved wife. Also to my friends of Pelion and Boiling Springs section for their kindness to us. May the good Lord bless them all, is mv prayer. Paul C. Sbealy. - I A Deserving Lexington Boy. ; Mr. Pascal Hendrix, a progressive ! young man of this place, has accepted j a position with Fitzmaurice, of Columbia, in the clothing department ; and he will be glad to have any of his Lexingtou friends to call aDd see him while in the city. Fitzmaurice keeps an up-to-date stock of clothing aDd it will pay you to see the bargains he is offering before you buy. Sales&ay. J The only property sold by tbe ' Judge of Probate, Monday, salesday, was l&Dds belonging to tbe Estate of tbe late J. A. Mulier, Esq. Tract No. i? containing eleven acres was bid in by Dr. M. Q. Hendrix for $'25.00, and tract No. 2, said to contain thirteen acres, was sold to Mr. T. P. Meetze for $13 50 There were no other public sales, and tbe crowd in town was conspicious for its slimness. Log Broken. 1 We have just learned that Mr. Monroe W. Buff met with a very painful accident at Mr. Willis KamiDers saw mill, in Switzer Neck, last Wednesday. Mr. Buff was sitting on a slab pile, aDd from some cause the pile of slabs fell upon him, his right leg was buried beneath tbe debris, breaking it above the ankle. He is under the skillful treatment of Dr. M. Q Hendrix and is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstance. We failed to learn if 1 | he sustained other injuries. The Sons of Veterans. j t You are earnestly r< quested to ] attend the first regular meeting for this year of Camp Hariiiar, United Sons of Confederate Veterans, on Wednesday, April 13th, at 11 o'clock rrt TT 1 T\ 1 i -111 j at me Jtiooie i^iDk. jueiegaies win be elected to both the reunion at j Charleston, S C, and at Nashville, ! Term. A full attendance is, therefore, j desired. Will be glad also to have ! those who are not already members, but who are desirous of becoming i I members, to meet with us also. < Alferd J. Fox, i i Attest: Commandant. Julian E Kaufmann, Adjutant. Mr. W. S. Hite, a clever young business man of Bateeburg, and a member of the Board of Registration, j paid our office a pleasant call Monday. EVERY ONE WHC --? l~ SELEC ttfl jgg gas? SS5 S3 fcJ 1&9 rawy ?aa g Carries one of the Largest Stock of GONE AND A HALF CAR LOADS OF! HARNESS, SADDLES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE. FA DRESS GOODS. SHOES, MEN AND ROYS' CLOTHING, STAINS AN1> > WE WANT OUR CU! TEE BEST GOODS. H. L. OSWAL ! 8 -THE- | I liiifj ip mi i s I ?]fe /^r"\ r t-r-rv /t-est A Id d tf!<! I CLOTHING, li I MEN'S FURNISHINGS, | | ~ HATS, |j BOY'S STYLISH CLOTHING, I m A WORD ABOUT GL9THING. We represent several manufacturers of yi) M HI(jH GRaDiS Olothmg *nd carry in stock at all times an assortment of M snappy, stylish garments that will be sure to pl-ase. We guarantee satis- /)/) i , faction and satistaction is the one word that expresses the secret of success %jJ ' We extend to ail an invitation to visit our store and we would deem it a fcsN great courtesy on jour part, and on our part we hop? to impress you with ^J/j ijto tne excellency of cur goods and with courteous treat men' so that your first tfjli visit wil not prove to be jour last. We welcome you either as looker or buyer. I THE BAILEY-COFELAND GO, | H J619 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TAPP'S. EW YORK RACKET STORE.1 . BATESBURG, S. C. We are too busy to write an "ad" this week. Our "ad-smith" occupying the position of buyer, bookkeeper and general salesman, simply announces that every freight and express from the North are bringing in new goods to fill in the great inroads made in our magnificent stock by the throng of Easter shoppers visiting our store. Smiles of admiration and appreciation were visible on the faces of the hundreds of fashionable ladies viewing oursupurb display of Fine Millinery, knowing that every offering presented by this store is absolutely w > 1 n 1 i fli l... correct is msec ass sijies1 the two tailsmanic keynotes that commands for this store two thirds of the best trade tributary to this town. J. A. WHITTEN. ???? j I 1 B VTESHI RCr. S. C\ j ? ? - ? ? | I i ' Final Discharge. NOTICE. 4 LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS "V^OTICE IS HEREBY GF\ EN TO ALL x\. against the Estate ol' Jesse H. Lratts. ! jl! persons interested that I will apply to deceased,. will present, the siuie, properly j t [.he Hon. George S. Dratts, Judge ot Fro- attested, aud those indebted to the said Es- j iate in and lor the County ol L^xiugtou tate will make payment on or helore the J State ot Soath Carolina, on the Oih day of 1st day of Ma.-. Jill)I. to the undersigned. ! VIay. 1904, for a final discharge as Execn- j MRS. ESSIE B DRAFTS. j tor ot the estate ot T S. Mathias. deceased, i Administratrix J L. S. MATHIAS, Executor. April (' 1904 3w24. j April 6;h, 1904. 4*25. j ! J I i j WANTED?Salesmen with horse and J a hugjjy to soil oil, grouse, paint ami white j Wanted?Car load, or loss, good eating load, on very literal terms. Branch sweet TK>ratoos. Name variety and house at Augusta. Exclusive territory, j I prices F. O. B. Your station. R. E. Address General Office. Th.* Noble i Allen & Bro. Co./Greenville, S. C. Retiniii- Co., Ulevelaud. L). | % ) BUYS SHOULD JT v a mi m m Bt: hs xssa 22 za isj ub \*z* kj *m m oods ever seen in Lexington County. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, XCY AND 11 KAY Y GROCER I KS, FELL LINK OF LADIES' FLOOR PAINT, CARRIAGE FAINT, IIOFSK FAINT. ayuxishes, STOMERS PLEASED. THE CHEAPEST PRICES. B, Manager, T FINE LINE, Note Paper, Letter Paper, PEN AND PENCIL TABLETS BOX PAPER, ENVELOPES, ETC. BBESIgSliggBgMBgigiBB S- C. ftmmM M FITZMAURlCE.ff 3CC WHOLESALE AND KE'IAIL M Dry Goods, Etc M Dont jou know that the best place in Columbia Fitzniaurice's You will get MORE REAL BARGAINS here than anywhere G;:se*here. Probably you have h9ard this time ana A,p again, yet it is a fact as our custom- \LkAtr ^vb* eis have experienced. Jg NEW GOODS ?g lor Spring and Summer. We are selling them ft :*V the same old pricos as when cotton was d cenu ' We t-tfer 5G pieces tine quantity of check Kain- *^)<^>* sook a 5c. 3 1 piecs New Stripe White Goode at *-4v^v* at 5c. ftU piece Fine Check Ginghams 6]. 5.0<M yards 36 inchas Sea Island Homespun at 5 cent /W2 Cases of the Best BlaachiDg at 7A and b* 10O 30^ *-4v p'eces of 10c. Cheviyts for f\. 2C pieces reath^r. ' jvyp' Ticking, regular price 20c 3Q? Our Black and Colored aDd Dress Goods ara 3^e<f always love and can afford what is good. Y >n can tind anytning you waut in our stock. We 3s offer a 36-inch Black guaranteed Taffeta at $1 OJ <v\r' rea^ Sl-5'). Our new clothing for men and boys will f*r surpass any effort we hive put torth in the past. 'Jj?$ We welcome everybody to see our spring lines. Our lac9s an 1 embroideries are the best we have ever seen Great bargains await you and you git your money's worth Wholes lie and reta.il. WE TOLD YOU, SO! W JH AT? that r. HAYNE WILLIAMS, i'RSXK, S. C\, Vill sell you goods just as cheap as you can buy them anywhere. Hid stock embraces everything in General Merchandise. His line of DRESS GOODS IS BEAUTIFUL nd cheap. An inspection will convince you he promises you Dotbing faulty "HONEST WEIGHTS AND FULL MEASURE, Country Produce Bought and Sold. All Business on Cash System.