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~ ^HMBanllHlal_IIIIIII The Lexington Dispatch.. Wednesday, April 20,1904. Xndez to New Advertisements. For Sheriff?P. H. Corley. Farms "Wanted?Chas. L. Kelly. Election Notice?W. A. Derrick. Surveyor's Card?J. F. Lyles. Masonic Notices. A A REGULAR COMMUNICATION Lexington Lodge, No 152, A. F. M., *ill be held on Saturday, April 23, 1S04. at 7A p m. Brethren are earnestly requested to attend promptly. ^ By order of the W. M. Samuel B George, Secretary A A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Pomaria Lodge No 151. A. F. M., /\r\vfill convene in Masonic. Hall. Reak, S. C.. on Satnrday. April 23. 1034 at pro -r-> n ?;,l ?1 V.? nromrvf in Atfftlld l .Dremren win pin?F k un inwu<^? ance. Fraternity invited. - John C. Swi gort. W. M A REGULAR COMVIU^TCA'l ION OF 8a. Clair Lodge. No 15h A. F M.. will be held in the lodge room in Hrookland on Friday, April 22 atbp m. All members are urged to attend promptly. All visiting brethren will be welcomed. R. 8. Wilson, W. M. T. A. Moak, Secretary. A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF Boyleton Lodge, No. 123. A. F. M , will be held in th*ir lodge room on Saturday, April 23. at 2 p. m sharp. Brethren be prompt in attendance as business of importance will come before the lodge. By order of W. M. R: A. Barr, Secretary. * A Lexington Woman Asks -s "have you a floor paiDt that will last *? ?*" "Vac xbo bnco Dsvoe's: IWU wcc&c: j.00 v/ ? , it has a beautiful gloss aDd will wear two years if properly applied. Sold by The Kaufmann Drug Co. Desperately 111. We regret to learn that Mrs. Levina Shealy, the aged mother of our CouDfy Supervisor, George A. Shealy, lies desperately ill at the home of her son, Mr. J. Fred Shealy, near EdmuDd. x. Ask Your Sealer for Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder for the feet. It cures SwolleD, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet, Ctrn and Bunions. At all Druggists and shoe stores, 25c. A6k today. 24 Change of Hours. The hour of afternoon preaching on the Circuit of Rev. Mr. Roucdtree, pastor of Lexington Circuit of l the Methodist Episcopal Church, f South, has been changed for the summer moatbs from 3:30 to 4 o'clock. Members of the congrega tions and others will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. Cured Thirty Heahaches In one day, while distributing free samples of Nervalgioe, the world's fe best remedy for Sick and Nervous Headaches, Neuralgia and Golds. Every package guaranteed. 4 doses for 10c. Sold by M Q Hendrix. Manufactured by Nervalgine Co, . Augusta, Ga. 26 ????? L Faithful Odd Fellows. WL Messrs. Lutber Gantt and John E. Berry, cf the Black Creek sectioD, attended the meeting of Billentine || Lodge of Odd Fellows Friday Dight, I learniog how to keep secrets and Hk to affiliate with the mystic clan in ' brotherly love and fellowship. Made for the Ladies. Just arrived at the Lexington Department Store a beautifully selected line of Kaicker Suiting at 15c per yard; Toiie de Soie at 15c per yard; % Tissu Antique at 124 per yard; \ Jacquard Swiss at 12?c per yard; -A Pineapple Batiste at 12Jc per yard; Gainsboro Welt at 12^3 per yard; Black Silk Warp Henrietta at SI 00 per yard. The ladies should not fail to eee this lice together with a large iine of other dress goods before buyk iDg ^ Died. Juriah Kelly, daughter of Winkley ^ and Betsy Shealy, was born March Hi lltb, 1887, and died April 18, 1904, makiDg her pilgrimage on earth 67 years, 1 month and 2 days. In early life she professed faith in Christ as her Savior and connected herself to the Baptist church and remained faithful to the end. She was married to Ilev. G. W. Kelly in 1875. This union was bleaseed with five children, all of which preceded her Vto the spirit land. She leaves her busbaDd, two brothers, one sister and 8 host of fiiends and relatives to mourn h*r departure. J. E Steele. The Chain Gang. We understand that the chain gang is now located near the town of Bateeburg and is doing some excellent work on the roads in that vicinity. Capt. Jake Bickiey is certainly the right man in the right place aDd the quality of the road work he is doing speaks for i'self. Magistrates having convicts for the gaDg will find it in the vicinity of Bateeburg. i --f -Li-. I closing OZ til 5 i/eiiiLcU' wwmwwa. i To the Editor of the Dispatch: The closing exercises of the Delj mar Graded school will be held on j Friday, April 29<:b, to which the public is respectfully invited. The program will consist of recitations, songs acd dialogues by the students and addresses by some prominent public speakers. There will be a picnic dinner on the grounds and everybody is requested to come prepared to make this part of the program a pleasure. Come up, Mr. Editor, and spend the day with us and see what our people are doing. Lloyd. Delmar, S. C, April 18, 1904. Let|gr to Allen Jones. Columbia, S C. Dear Si?: You ask bow many fquare feet a gallon will cover. Depends on condition of building. There is a great deal of lyiDg on ~ /->!oi m r,f ] vinry tiLHS pUIU?-- xuc <i(ivv/a vmtiu v? ? J "~t"5 points is 300 square feet, two coats. It's a lie, as a rule Devoe covers 300 to 500, our agents tbiok. We think 300 too low 500 too high; though doubtless, they both occur. How much the other paints cover is equally doubtful; we guess 100 to 400. The truth is found in another comparison. Devce is all paint, true paint, strong paint, and f ill-meaeur<; the others in general are, at the best, diluded, adulterated and short-measure. They cove?* according to bodv and measure. You can'o paint with clay, lime, cbolk, sand, boryte?. water or air?no body in them. Go by Devoe. Tours trulv, F. W. Devce & Co , New York. P. S The KaufmaDn Drug Co, sells our paint. Mrs. Hawl Sick. It was reported on our streets last Wartnoorlflv th?f. Mrs. Fmmaline Raw), of Batesburg, was critically ill, and Mr. James E Rawl and Mrs. Scottie HaimaD, of this place, a eon and daughter of this venerable lady, left for that place Thursday. Happily to eay thai on arriving there they found their mother much improved. Saster Items. To the Editor of the Dispatch: As you seldom come in our section I will say that there are many improvements made in and around Baxter. Mr. J. P. Copeland has completed his handsome residence and has moved into it. The paint brush has been applied to it. The residence of the late Dr. J. K. Kne^ce and the drug store of Dr. W. L Kneece have received their finishing touches. Dr. W. L Kneece is kept busy day aDd night attending to his large practice. The farmers are about through i planting corn and many have planted some cotton seed. Corn is coming up to a fine stand where the crows and moles do not visit too often. The largest amount of fertilizers ever known is being used in our sec tion. The grain crop although small is looking very well. We have a free rural delivery from Batesburg now carried by our friend, W. A. Bawl, who seems to ei)joy it very much, and we are anxious for 12 o'clock to come so that we can get our mail. We are very thankful to j j Uncle Sam for this kindness. Also j | to our true and tried friend Lever ! for his masterly ffforts for us. We hear that Batesburg has a case ! or two of small pox Well, that | scares u?, and I hope they will keep , them at heme. We now have a flourishing Sunday i ; school at Hulon every Sunday afterj noon at 3 p m. The fruit crop will be very short i with ns hnt we are hankincr on our I gooseberry and blackberry crop, with ; an occasional huckleberry pie and I honey thrown in for good measure. I Now, Mr. Editor, in your rounds i with candidate and barbecues call on ; us and we will divide crust with you ! aDd show you our monarch stump [ puller and where we keep our fish. : We will furnish the poles and boat i if you will bring your tackle and we'll try ocr luck with the fiDny tribe, j With best wishes for the Dispatch and all the candidates, I am, yours, ! G. M. Adams. April 18, 100k. i EVERY ONE WH< .?to sele: MM m gstK TIE LEXMGTON IK Carries one of the Largest Stock of C ONE AND A HALF CAR LOADS OF HARNESS, SADDLES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE, F. DRESS GOODS, SHOES, MEN AND ROYS' CLOTH INC J. STAINS AND IITT1 WT A TfcTm f\YTY* mi W SLiW J?l\ JL 1/1JA fU THE BEST GOODS. H. L. OSWAI We Have J list Opened j A NICE AND COMPLETE LINE OF FINE IMPORTED FRENCH MILLINERY! Our Milliner, with a varied and fine selection of styles, will endeavor to please you in style, quanlity and price. We shall be pleased to have you call. J. C. Kinard & Co#, T/RTCSVTTilYEL 8. C. March 23, 3904 ? m. if t I. J 1 ;| co s. c. | I CLOTHING, I I OTH'ti Frminomvce I I incn o luuiiianiiiuu, m I HATS. | I BOY'S STYLISH CLOTHING, j % A WORD ABOUT CLOTHING. We represent several manufacturers of fllj jrra HlCrtl GftADfciUlotiriig nud carry in stock at all times an assortment of iy,i V/A sLappy, stylish garments that will be sure to pl-?se. Wo guarantee satis- MM XfK facMon and satisfaction is the one word that expresses the secret of success Km YK We extend to all an invitation to visit our store and we would deem it a Ul U/t great courtesy ou >oar part, and on our part we hope to impress you with Mm U/ tne excellency of our goods and with fourteous treatment ho that yonr first nl< yM visit WH n?t prove to be your last. We welcome you either as looker or '[^j buyer. Ml( ;| THE BAILEY-COPELAND CO, i Yn 1619 MAIN' STREET, OPPOSITE TAPP'S. if M RACKET STORE, BATESBl'RG, S. C. THE STOCKS WE ARE SHOWING IS EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR IAMIGITE DEPARTMENT STORE. is certainly wonderful for a town the siz* of I>itesburg but the opportunities for saving money on vonr spring bill and getting newer and better styles are more wonderful. Ever* department is babbling over with nnmatcbabla va'nex The prudent poor and the thrifty rich have shown their interest alik in embracing the opportunity to the extent ot doubling our sales for the mouth of March. I Watch for the Whole Story in the next issue. and in the meantime come to B.itesbnrg and let us convince you of all we ciaim. J. A. WHITTEN, UAN1GE" HATESIU RG, ?. CJ. 0 BUYS SHOULD | DT ^ v roods ever seen in Lexington County. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, \NCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES. FULL LINE OF LADIES' FLOOR PAINT. CARRIAGE PAINT, HOUSE PAINT. VARNISH ES, STOMERS PLEASED' THE CHEAPEST PRICES. iD, Manager, . 'J Will make a brilliant complexion. Will remove pimples, blotches and boils. Will cure sick headache and biliousness. I Will make rich, red blood. A 50c. bottle of Kaufmann's | Compound Sarsaparilla does it, I I I Z^ZE^HLTO-TOlhT, S. c. M R;rzfiaurIce I 'r^~' '"' : if H ' FITZMAURICE.lf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL dffikH Dry Goods, Etc ?|; *\v> Doat >ou iiDO*'that the best placo ia Columbia v^\Jl to buv 'yc^K |1 GOODS AND CLOTHING M IS AT ^Vv ,:u>_ Fitzmnrice's You will get MOKE REAL .^sjitr. ^ B i.RG\INS here than anvwhere else a here. Probably you have heard thts time ana ^^s* J\A,'r again, yet it is a fact as our castooi- y^A^r. eis ^ave experienced. *VT T1 TTT n A ATiO i)i L w uwuiio lor Spring and Summer. We are selling them h t "<v\p the same old pricos as when cotton was 8 c^nu ' We t-ffer 50 pieces line quantity of check Nam- 'Xfwfc sook a 5c. 3 ) piecs New Stripe Whit* Goode at at 5c. ru piece Fine Check Ginghams 6}. 5.(KM y&Tds 3(5 inchas Sea Island Homesoun at 5 c*u t 30^* 2 Cases of the Rest Bl-aching at 7A and 81 '00 p.eces of 10 c. Cheviyts lor 8^ 2C pieces leather, JL'ickiuq. regular price 20c Our Black and Colored and Dress Goods ara alwavs love and can afford what is good. Y ?n can find anytoing you waut in our stock. We offer a 36-inch Black guaranteed Taffita at $1 OJ real value SI 50 Our new clothing for men and boys will far .v^. surpass any effort we have put lorth in the past. welcome evervbo to see o ir spring hues. tfCr^ Our laces and embroideries are th^ besc we have ever seen Great birgvns await you and ton g;t your money's worth Wholesale and re'.ail I WiH \ TV | THAT IT. HAYNE WILLIAMS, iKK.M;, 8. I j Will sell you goods just as cheap fts you fan buy them anywhere. Hia stock embraces everything in General Merchandise. Hie line of T\nxinn n/\/\T\n m nil i iiminiTr unra liuuus is MAinriL. ; | and cheap. An inspection will convince you he promises you nothing faulty WHONEST WEIGHTS AND FULL MEASURE.^ Country Produce Bought and Sold. All Business on Cabh System.