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The Lexington Dispatch, Entered at the Post Office at Lexington, S. C., as second class matter. G. M. Harman, Editor and Publisher. The subscription price of the Dispatch is $1 a year; 50 cents for six months; 25 cents for three months?invariably cash in advance. Oirculation, S5,<>?>?> Wednesday, November 29, 1905. Dots from SoImSe There is a great deal of sickness in this community. The much needed rains have come and the farmers have about finished sowing their grain Mrs Josephine Bmknighfc, of Columbia, bis been visiting her daughter. Mrs. J J. Keeler. Mrs. H E Amick has been quite ill for the past few weeks. Mr3 Caarlie Bmkuight, of the Shady Grove section, opened the Broad River school last Monday with ten scholars Mr. J J. Kesler is erecting a i ea pilor to his dwelling. Mr. Bennie Amick is assisting J E J Sbealy in his echool at BallentiDe Miss Lula Eleszer, who is attendin? the high grade echool at Cokes bury was home a few days last week. 5>u?ne of our people attended the Thanksgiving pjcuic at So. Jacob last Taursday. Report a nice time. Henry Sites is building a tenant house for J. E Haitiwanger. The ta'rons of the Broad River School Ds ret Nr. 81 have decided to build a Dew school bouse. Riv. G. H Pooser preached a mo6t interesting sermon at Shady Grove the third Sunday. He will probably preach bis farewell sermon the first Snoday in December at Shady Grove. , The farmers of this section haie * - - ? _ - e decided to ooin tneir cottou iur higher prices. If the farmers in ail sectioos wouid do this they would get their price for it. We understand that Mr. John , Daily has bought a place from E. A . Bouknight and will move there soon. Mr. j. H Derrick and Muller Meetze are our popular huntsmeD. Prof E U Sbealy is teaching the Folks School House school. With best wishes to the Dispatch and its readers, I am. Birdie. November 25, 1905 > , Fruit Cake. It is always economy to buy the very best ingredients when you so to make your fruit cakes, wedding cakes, etc. All necessary ingredients for making these delicious cakes, consisting of new seeded raisins, cleaned currants, choice citron, figs, almonds, etc., are now in stock at the Bazaar. Call and see this stock and you wiii be pleased with it. "Uncle Jasper" Dead. Mr. Jasper Derrick, lovingly called by the people of the county ' Uncle Jasper," died suddenly at the breakfast table at his heme in Leesville last Monday morning and tbe news of bis deatn was a great shock to his friends. He was on doabUdly the best known man in Lexington county and enjoyed fcl e love and esteem of everybody evm to tbe little children. He was born near Leesvilie of Germ*D parentage ki 1838. making bi3 age 66 years at d 4 months, and enlisted in tbe Confederate army early in 1861 and came out of it at tbe surrender with an empty sleeve. He served as Treasurer aDd Auditor of tbe county for a number of years to tbe satisfaction of til and fidelity to his trusts. He was for a number t of year6 8 leading merchant of Leesville, but business reverses overtook him and he was forced to retire. Hie was tbe first st^re house ever built in Leesviile He was buried Tuesday from tbe Lutheran church there with Masonic.honors. The following Masons and Odd Fellows of this place attended the funeral: T. L Herman, S J. Leap hart. Rev. W. D Q lick, D. E George, G. A. Derrick, S8 IL George, Rice B. Harman, Geo S. Drafts, M. D. Harman, S P Roof and P. H. Corley. Messrs. W W. Barre and W Q M. Berley also attended. He was unmarried. A good man and useful citisei has gone to bis reward. ' For Sals. 15 hcrse power engine and 25 horse power b.>iier. ti# i T n t! airrea o. iox. The Georgetown Centennial which will take place on December 19:b, offers a rare opportunity for many who have never seen that quaint old <fcCity on the Sampit" to catch a whifi of salt air and test the merits of the climate of a region that is becoming famous as a winter resort. Jr. 0. IT. M. Service. Hampton Council No. 51, Jr. O. U. A- M, will hold their annual Thanksgiving service at Irene Union church on the first Sunday in December, 39)5, at 3:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all brethren of the neighboring Councils and the public. The sermon will be preached by K9V. I'Anson, of St. Matthews, S C. G. B Wilson, Secretary. __? [Fsr^jglHE above picture of the || man and fish is the tradepj| mark of Scott's Emulsion, and is the synonym for strength and purity. It is sold in almost all the civilized countries of the globe. If the cod fish, became extinct it would be a world-wide calamity, because the oil that comes from its liver surpasses all other fats in nourishing and life-giving properties. Thirty years ago the proprietors of Scott's Emulsion found a. way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can take it and get the full value of the oil without the objectionable taste. Scott's Emulsion is the best thing in the world for weak, backward children, thin, delicate people, ami ail conditions oi wasting and lost strength. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWXE, CHEMISTS ttOS-ilC PBAEL STBEET, SEW TOBK 53c. and $1.03. All' druggists. 1 mm. J < The problem of selecting ? < a piano is a simple ) | one. ( THE HOUSE \ that you buy from should be one ) > of unquestionable reputation. \ A HOUSE s that represents the pianos of stan c ) dard make. S A HOUSE S that is noted for fair dealing. ! ] WE CLAIM I all these requisites. ) WE HAVE < the PIANOS to suit you. f > $250.00 UP ? will buy a good Piano from us. S OUR TEEMS ) made easy to time buyers. \ IF INTERESTED j write us for Catalogue, Prices and c / Terms. ? . | ADDRESS, < MALONE'S MUS1G HOUSE | Columbia, S. C. j \ PIANOS and ORGANS?Estab- > ( lished over 20 years. ( For Sale, at a birgaiu, a double seated spring wagon. For further particulars, apply at the Dispatch office. Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to hnnt, haul lightwood, make roads or trespass in any manner whatever. The law will be enforced against all trespassers. Jolm I. Laird, N. W. King, W. N. King, H. F. Campbell, 3w7. The City Pressing Club. This clnh is now onen for business in Dr. Jam< s Harman Brick Building, ir rear of C ourt House, and solicts a libera, share of the patronage of the discrimi. nating public. A neat appearance wil be given to any suit, or lady's cloak skirts, etc. Will remove all grease spots, stains etc., and guarantee satisfac tion. Latest improved tools used. J. E. WARING, Manager. Lexington, S, C. Iw4. Ginning. lyrOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AXI 1\ our patrons. During the balauce Oj the season we will hereafter gm only 01 Thursdays and Fridays. COOK & WIKGARD. Noy. 20, 1905 2w5 pd Warning. r A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NO i il. tified not to hunt, carry torches, le . stock run at large, or trespass in an; manner whatever upon our lands out side of the "-Big Pasture, 'j The lawwil positiyely be eniorced against all tres passers. * D. F. SHUMPERT, L. L. GANTT, J. E. BERRY. 1 4w7. l>d. i For Sale. I WILL SELL MY uj.NL ACRE LOI and five room dwelling in tho town c > Lexington, at pi-.b ic auction before tc I court house door on the first Monday *i December immedia'ely alter public sale? to the highest biddtr lor cash. LUTHER CRAPS. - OUR NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR ? } Fall and Winter \uvk_ {;, / has arrived. Our tables are loaded down with good things. We are proud of onr line and feel sure we can interest you, if you are looking for quality and Ca^ *r0Ur atKmt*<m specially to our suits In this line we take especial pride and we know we Have crowded into these two lines, at 810.00 and 812.50, values that cannot be equalled let alone excelled. We take pleasure in showing our line. Come have a ' ZJ*'look. It won't cost you anything to look and we asS sure ytu of courteous treatment and fair dealing. |:'4 One price to everybody. We fill mail orders promptly. 1 ItflEPmlli Overcoats from $7.50 to $30.00. Gent's Furnings. just what you want. Hats, $! to $6. W ?ll|||B Suits, $7.50 to $30.00. 1?f Men's Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Boy's Suits, Overcoats, Fa'nccats. WHEN INCOMES TO one of these coats. ' FURNISHSN6S. LION BRAND SHIRT, STETSON & JEFFERSON HATS. WALKOVER & MILES SHOES. All tlie new style Collars, Neckwear, Etc.,. Suits and Overcoats made to measure and fit guaranteed. ?. G. DREHER & CO., OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS. T.mnrTifffl.witT ________ g. C. j ~ I Al Jl FOXa 1 ?Tj| The Original La> 5 ' J provement over al % ilia liaalfh fcfifilfSSftt I g0?d 2ilke f?r y?' * l J3j neasin ?cciQ2nT? * . F0R $ALE BY the eaufmao | Surety Bond and Fire f 35- z % Insurance % 6 ? * * 8 and 5 & * * * | Real Estate Agent, ? * 2 L ? ? i | Lexington, S. C. g i % ONLY FIRST CLASS COM- % j ; g PANIES REPRESENTED. % t ^ - * * <" v 3? ( 3? Prompt and careful attention * j US g given to buying and selling Real g j || g 5 Estate, both town and country. T r gs gj| &r m g Correspondence respectfully solic- * [ S J j| gj > 8 For Sale. 8 j 01 ^ f ? * \ 1 g 200 acres in Gilbert Hollow town- g j _ 6 ship. 4 miles from Leesville, 4 miles % i' ^tq * from Gilbert, 2 miles from Sum- f j &*** I ? mit. 30 acres open. Good pas- g > ^ ^ | -jj-y ^ S ture. Saw and Grists mill. *2.000. i ( W ' '?? ?3 ! S * Dwelling lionse and lot, Main ? (Si fa S : S~ | street, Lexington, S. C. g j ?jL u ^ f * One resident lot on Main street, ? t v. g Lexington, S. C. g $ 12 acres, half mile from Lex- ? < loll"i % ington. Good dwelling. * > ^ ~ ) ,5- (> acres adjoining Lexington & ~ g Fair Grounds. g jj One valuable lot and improve- g * ments in the town of Lexington, & * S. C. * -f i * "Wanted: J <c <r ^ r?0 acres 2 to 4 miles from Colum- * ^ ^ t:.a in Lexington County. e * About 100 acres iLrming land ? Q * not over 4 miles from Lexington. * * * I IE. M. Andrews I 88 83 * ft? FORMERLY OF CHARLOTTE. N. C.. ft? ? ffi Has opened up a new ?g ?? and up-to-date stock of S3 J SB fine, medium and low S3 ? S3 S3 CO II F 4 L CO ? 1 House Furnishings | CO at Cg ?2 COLUMBIA, S- C. gtg cl5 vs.' MI/ \8/ \g/ lit/ ?&$ I Q?? ?8\ /?R ff! ,~I\ /|\ S| All goods sold low and S S marked in plain figures E? E8 and one price to every- Eg ?8 "horhr gg ooay. gg sa TIT. n... ii. P.,;.U DH g? no raj m rinigju. gg 3 E.TANDREWS FlMTliRE Cflij ? S? COLUMBIA, S. C. IS S3 83 I f? Poieffo mtt Will, "t pt.aok on big hollow 0 p ' , Ji creek, containing 80 acres, adjoin- j *_>. v/. ing lands of W. Shealy, L. Cront and ijferarv Scientific and Paginal Rliodella Kyzer, 3 miles west of Price- L,ierarY> oCienilTIC ana L.aSSlCal rille, in the npper part of Lexington Courses, county. About 1 horse farm in cultivation, something like 40 acres in pine SPRING TERM BEGINS JAN. 22, '06. i thicket, which is one among the best in ~ , , T , . , ,r . -p. I the county. Some fine bottom land is ^ ocal and Instrumental Music Drawing I also on the place. Price, ?6 25 per acre. au~ Elocution.^ College Trained | Terms, cash. Write or call on me soon. fr?-:Qn ^10n ' A bargain. M to f80* Sf^ for cata" S. W. SHEALY, 1(^e_r\f ^ss . 4^tf. Swansea, S, C. jj D. IXATIVE HONEY @ TAR :ative Cough Syrup and the Genuine Honey and Tar. An im- ft 1 Cough, Lung and Bronchial Remedies. Pleasant to the taste and ^ ung and old. Prepared by Pineule Medicine Co., Chicago, U.S.A. STN DRUG CO. 1 ~ ~~~ ? # 0 i ! ' iniTx^lslio s I 1313 Assembly St., COLUMAIA, S. C. j: