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iVirginia-Caro when you plant in the you prosperity long and happiness even to the increased profits t VIRGINIA-CAROL Richmond, Va. Charles iRg 7 Norfolfc, Va.^ Atlanta - LEXINGTON MIS 811. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK. * W. F. ROOF, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Allen Jones, W. P. Boot 0. M. Efird, ir R. Hilton. James E. Hendrix. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed, ? payable April and October. September 21?tf i : ' You Can Prevent Sick-Headache when yon feel it first coming: on, by taking a Ramon's Pill at once- It removes the poison that causes the trouble. A guaranteed^ cure, and money refunded if not satisfied. 25 cents. For Sale at Barman's Bazaar. ALVIJN Dealer m i iFTTiEsasriTxriEe: fail STOVE REPAIRS AL1 933 GERVAI8 STRE J%%X3:oia.sefiJLrrLl^ Ail for cash at lowest prices Will appiecia Friends. I guaranfc r I DOORS, ' # J n . ! c Main St., Col ; a Cd Is where vou can f \ JH ?stoc : fc ' J 43 ? of all j -s 11 1 *3 jggT'Mr. Lee N. Fa * ? ton, is now with us a ? w vou and show vou or W V h 1 " j SASH. N. W. T. MAR WHOLESALE - DEALE Otjlx High Grade Good Possible ' Dan Valley FIoi Ask for our quotations before you ] Molasses, Can Go CVMA?n4l1? VMM TTT A C dHYWy W W la % W. T. MAE 1406 1408 ASSEMBLY I To Cu I Take Laxative Broi I Seven MUHon boxes sold in past 12 z ? s iWrni^^ike j| as Time, g| I's sake at Harvest-time, dina Fertilizers Jfu : spring?for it will bring iKj before Xmas next year, Utt the children, because of bus put into your pocket. INA CHEMICAL CO. jfc? ton, S. C. Savannah, Ga. , Ga. Montgomery, Ala. Memphis, Term. ' POINES BOILERS, Tmu Btuk^ VttBi Ftf? ?Bd 8k??t-lroa , Work; Skafttaf.rtOloys, Oaarlag, Bqjlm, Hancora, ote. Still Caottars. VT Cast afarj wark 9ft kaaOt. uwmn I BOS WOBK8 * tfpru 00 UOPfTA, OlOOOiA. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby notified not to trespass in anv manner whatever, upon my lands. The law will be enforced against all persons so doing. 6pd DAVIS GANTT. fHOOKT Grades of arLd. STOVES line of VAYS KEPT OIV HAND. Er, COLUMBIA, S. C. slxlrxg1 <3-ood.s.w te a liberal share of the trade of my Lexington ee to give satisfaction, 30 T7 lumbia, S C., f IdcI one of the best ks of I p I all KT r*i?1 ^ ^525^^2525^ Q kinds. CD g llaw, formerly of Gas- ^ nd will be glad to see m ir stock. . m&m. TIN SONS, RS - IN - GROCERIES. ! /??tto: J .s at the Lowest i Prices. lti n CinAOfn u IT t I ii a : :i purchase your Grain, Meal, Flour, j ?ods, Tobacco, &c. i ! Jell We Guarantee, j i tTIN SONS, i ST., COLUMBIA. S. C. ire a Cold in On< 110 Quinine Tablets. , nonths. This signatnre, ? * The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, December 7, 1904. Negro Silled in Lesington. Jim Garner, a negro, who worked on the plantation of Mrs. Kinsler in Lexington county, six miles from Columbia. was killed Thursday afternoon by Will Kinard, aoother negro, as the result of a fight over a basket. Coroner Wilson was notified of the homicide at oDce ?Dd held tbe inquest later in the day. Dr. E. C. L. Adams, of Columbia, who conducted the autopsy, found three cuts in the head, two on the right band and - - - * i t i slight bruises oq toe leic nana ana arm. Dr. Adams found a bullet imbedded under the skin on the top of the head which had been left there by a former wound. The coroner's jury decided that Garner met his death at the hands of Kinard. "Women Wise? than Men. Women are the inheritors of this old, universal human wisdom. They have more sense than men, for the simple reasoD that a man has to be a specialist, and a specialist has to be a fanatic. The normal man all over the world is a hunter, or a fisher, or a banker, or a man of letters, of some silly thing. If so, he has to be a wise hunter or a wi?e banker. But nobody with the smallest knowledge of professionallife would ever expect him to be a wise man. But his wife has to be a wise woman. She has to have an eye on everything. . i ? t Much puttering ana many Jives can be saved by having Acid Iron Mineral bandy in the home, office, store, factory and shop. It stops blood flow instantly on man or beast. It is a powerful healer for all cuts and wounds. Poison from snake bite and insects is rendered harmless by applying A. I. M. Sold bv druggists. 5 Fredonia Notes. Cold and windy. Christmas will soon be here. Hog killing and kraut pickling is ! the go of the day now. Summit school ie progressing I nicely under the charge of Mrs. Griffith. She is an excellent teacher. ' Mr. Bernie Hallman has returned to Newberry after a delightful visit to his father, Mr. T W. Hallman. Mr. S. W. Stockman has purchased a new top buggy. ^ Magistrate Shealy is kept busy thrashing peas for the neighbors. Little folks get your stockings ready for Christmas is approaching near and old Santa will be around. Thanksgiving day passed over very quietly. We should all be very thankful that God has spared us another year. Getting pretty late for orange buds, guess some will open about X nas. They seem to keep growing and getting very numerous. If this is not thrown among the waste paper I will call again soon. Much success to the Dispatch. Nov 2S, 1904 Myrtle. Christmas Holiday Rates Via Southern Railway. The Southern Railway will sell excursion tickets between all points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac riverp, for one and,one third first class standard one way fates for the round trip (minimum rate fifty cents) Tickets ou sale December 23 d, 24 b, 25.h, 31?t, and January 1, 1905, with final limit for the return January 4, 1905 For teachers and student? of schools and colleges one and onethird first class one way fares, for the round trip (minimum rate fifty cents) between all points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and points in the Central Passenger Association. Tickets on sale December 17ch 24 h, inclusive, with final limit January 8 b, 1905. For further information regarding rates, train service, etc, consult ticket agent Southern Riilwav, or B# W. Hunt, Div. Pas. Agent, Charleston, S C. Steadily Growing. If those who have no faith in the future of LexiDgton and by their words and deeds are endeavoring to impress their narrow views upon others, would use the same energy in building up as they are ueing in their effjrts to tear down bstter ,and more praiseworthy results would be accomplished. As an evidence that great things can be accomplished when there is a will strong enough to surmount every 1 ; 1 r .... i.- T _ uamer we uave just to compare juexington now to wnat it was even ten years ago. Comparatively it ha9 come out of the woods and is now on the high road to success where it will continue to advance if its people will only give it half a chance. There has bsea no boom: no abnormal con3 1)/! V Cures ^ 1 I/Uy in TWO Days, 1 ojy /? on every I ditione and very little real hard, earnest work to bring about the present conditions, there has only been a slow, steady and healthy growth that is permanent in its nature and thriving in its vitality. There is no going backward and there is no such thing as standing still. The watchword should be onward and upward. Let us all take heart at what has already been wrought and confidently look forward to the accomplishment of greater things than these, Blood poison and lock jaw prevented by applying Acid Iron Mineral to cuts or wounds at once. No home should be without it. Trade A. I. M. mark on every bottle. Sold by druggists. 5 Delaware Justice. Delaware justice was meted out with a vengeance at the New Castle county -worknouse in tbe case of Henry Trusty, colored, who stole a five cent loaf of bread. He had been stealing bread from doorsteps for Bometime before he was arrested. He will mike clothing for the next six months. He will cost the county over $125 in being punished for stealing a loaf of bread. Charles Higgins, spent an hour in the pillory and will spend a year behind the bars for driving off a team without the ccneent of the owner. Silas Hitt, of Reading, Pa, received fifteen lashes for stealing two clocks and six months at hard labor in addition. Waiter Proxton and Hayes Benton each were given fifteen lashes and six months for stealing money. A Reformatory. A movement is being agitated by some prominent ladies of the State looking toward the establishment of a reformatory for the purpose of separating the youthful criminals from the older and more hardened ones with a view of better effecting their reformation. We already have a State reformatory which is located in Lexington county and is under the control of the Directors of the State Penitentiary. Dots From Soylston. "Whew! Cold isn't it? Mr. Charley Ward, of Edgefield, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. J. Leaphart. While see sawing at Cherokee school, Rudolph Harman got a bad fall. Be careful, boys, your neck can't be welded. Chickens are getting scared on account of American weddings. Mr. Talmage Wessinger is teach ing school in the Sandy Run section. Mr. Thomas Leapbart is talking of moving to Columbia this winter. Bird hunters are loading shells and resting tbeir dogs all week for a big bunt on Saturday and then a big talk on Sunday. People are most through sowing grain this fall because fall is most over. Humming Bird. Pelion LocalsMr. J. W. Scoffill left for Texas today to visit bis daughter, Mrs James Harman. We hope Mr. Johu a happy and successful trip to the Lone Star State. Mr. T. J. Cubstead, a popular and upright young man, has accepted a position with Mr. C R Rish at this place. We have a flourishing school under the skillful management of Mr. Bobby Hydrich as principal. Pelion has two churches, or at least two churches organized and will be built in the near future. Miss Mabelle Yonce, a popular young lady, spent a few days in Columbia last week to witness the departure of her brother, W. M. Yonce, who left for Florida. One of the Boys. November 29, 1904. i ? > The South Carolina annual conference of the Methodist church will meet in Darlington the 14th instant. Bishop Wilson, of Baltimore, will preside. Man proposes?but be dosen'fc do it often enough to satisfy the fair sex. Harness from j Repairing Promptly $8.50 up ( and neatly done. J. V. STILLER, 933 Gervais St., - - COLUMBIA, S. C. Dealer in HARNESS. SADDLES, LAP ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, WHIPS, BRIDLES, BITS, and all things found in a First Class Harness Shop, We Make ail the Harness We Sell. mb?WBaa?ambmi tiiwi ? ti?resa?iiH? nam r wimiih ? BgnTwumwiwiMMaMg^ii^^? ! S30iad ivi03ds iv xno a3Sono 3a ox ssssaua /jtwF fft? XVH M3MOd 3SMOH dO aOOlS V fm/ # . ^8^ o s 'viawmoo IB Stipation vl\ 'Xuediuoj Laujtpew saqqig IK /',a<lcomplexions. Keep\W dtfaN3TVO 1VI3U3MWO0 IB I the system in gooa condi-\ w B/tion by taking IV soav-j v ao | I nsMONishnic B svniV QNV Aav,a L3yo?d fit IK^ jiyra yliLc ifi "IfldSSO ONV SnOSQNYH V fit AND TONIC PELLETS ffi J.SOQ ""V JO 33?j Wg no* s,eat ?.m om pub ',I*;su, I him jo osn noX AaaNiHOVW I io pup, iEI)m Bu,ms sn o;uM I 906i ONiuna w3h1 3uoj28 3nvn uho 3avh ox J AU3NIHOVIAI I NI a31S3B31NI "HV 1NVM 3M. | Lots of boneefc men have never For Sale at Harman's Bazaar. j been put to the test. TOD KM SAW IE IE! FRANK'S JOBBING HOUSE. 1427 MAIN STREET, next to Masonic Hall, COLUMBIA, - - - - - - S. C., ARE SELLING - CLOTHING - ' j Cheaper than ever, why $8 00 or $10,00 will boy a suit you have always paid from $12,00 to $15.00 and such a stock to select from. Over a Thousand High Class Tailored Suits. IV v ^ n 1 ^ * tm m m 1 ^ 1 foo.uu will ouy tne best w orKingman s suit from us ever sold in Columbia. Yours for high grade, low price Clothing and Gent's Furishings, Etc.. FRANK'S - JOBBING - HOUSE, 1427 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C., Si Fima S3 HI The big Stock of ?S ?g Wm. F. Furtick, fg gg slightly damaged gg eg by fire and water, ?a si at 1210 Main St.. Ss (grf- ? w 7 arrrg jo Columbia, is now g? ?? being sold for what ?S Sg it will bring. This ?g 5g is a great chance to gg ?8 buy your fall and gg Si winter supply of ?2 23 goods at greatly S3 SS reduced prices. ?? SS 1210 ifain Street, Opposite the Opera House, SS p? ?? ?? OOLTTMBIA, S. C. ?? 25 25 3S383S383S3S383838383S3S3 s??-^' ?->;.-??>v?-?>???- ??- ???>>>>->>>>?-ri ^ ! #f JIMIIM WHITE in! V ASSs V M ? w * ?- ?- jm mum l. m. m* 9 \ i n* n0 better lead made. | I THE LEX NGTON DEPARTMENT STORT. I ?.;< - >?? ?- <?< - - >.*"? -?> - ?? -s -J&r ?%< - ?K< ?-cC-. ?? ~ >?> ? ?> - >?> - >>? 1