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f#" ^?m t "The Lexington Dispatch. 1/ Wednesday, January 9, 1907. lades to 5ffew Advertisements. Harness?Davis Co. The Home Bank, ij^; Mnles?Gregery-Conder Mule Co. * - . Seed Potatoes?T. W. Wood & Son. i |g; : Bargain Sale?J. C. Glover. I WtJ Notice?Karl F. Oswald. , For Sale?L. E. Jefcoat. Sale?Harman & Harman. 1 - lexiagtsa Tarpeatias BSaikst. | Dip per barrel .$8.25 to $9.25 Scrape per hundred *??l.cC Spirits per gallon 61 Cotton. Market. ' Columbia, good middling, - 10}4 ' Lexington, good middling, - 10)4 Divine Service I Will be held at Pisgah next Sunday * 'at 11 a. m. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. J. H. Wilson, D. D., who by the authority of the United Synod represents the interests of the Orphans' Home. A New Concern. The Hackney Horse company of ^ Batesburg, has been organized with a ii: -capital of ?3,000. M. E. Rutland is ; president and W. W. Wat-son secretaV ry and treasurer. Everybody Take Notice. t "' All matter intended for publication, A K or change in advertising, must hereafter be in our office by Tuesday noon. We are compelled to clo this now on account of the new schedule, which causes us to issue The Dispatch earlier, to meet trains. Steals at All Honrs. When yon come to court, or at any gggrj time, you wish good meals of the best -> J-- H.f- A -Dtri o tne m arses anoras, go lo o RESTAURANT. rVV - " % L ^ ^ ^ . '\* 1 v 1 fkango of Schedule. The Southern railway changed its schedule last Sunday. The train, No. 133, that has been reaching Lexington at 6:20 in the afternoon, is due to ^ arrive now at about 1:30; the train from Columbia that hgts been arriving, or due to arrive, at 12:30, is supposed to arrive now at 2 o'clock. The other trains have not been changed. Wedding andFancy Cakes. , ' t Ladies, whenever yon want trait cake ingredients ; desiccated cocoanut prepared ready for bakes, pies and .custards; chocolate for cakes, icing ^ sugar, cake trimmings, gold, silver, white and green leaves, roses, icing ^ tubes for ornamenting your nice cakes. This is our specialty and you will find & everything used for the above purvU poses at Harman's Bazaar. Coming Back IConday Night. The Charles King Theatrical Com pany, who five weeks ago, so com^ ' pletely delighted our people in "Rip Van Winkle," will present their most famous play, the "Southern Romance," in Roofs Hall on Monday evening, Jan. 14th. The company is clean, and ^Managers Leaphart & Roof are to be congratulated upon getting this popular company to return. Dispensary Profits. The Board of Control was in session Monday. The net profits for the year, in this coant^, ending Dec. 31, 1906, are as follows: Lexington, ?2,8S3.29; Lewiedale, $983.88; Peak, ?1,314.73, making a total for the county of $5,166.90. Of this amount one-half goes to the town in which the dispensary V is located, the other half goes to the county. This is the best showing made since the system was inaugurated, and shows that the people still drink dispensary "booze." Unclaimed Mail. C List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending January 7, 1907: Females. Callaway, Miss Emile, 3 postals. James, Misses Grace, Delle and Alline. Logan, Miss Lucia. Males. v Barton, Ceptras. * George, S. S. * Wingard, A. G. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office January 21, 1907, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say "advertised," giving date of list. S. J. Leaphart, Postmaster. Tho Asssssor and Editor. Mr. W. D. Dent, the newly elected . County Auditor, will make the rounds to receive tax returns commencing at yj Edmund next Monday morning and finishing the week at New Brookland on Saturday Taxpayers should meet "him Tvromntlv and ha^e a memoran dum of their personal property, so as to cause no delay. Read his notice and act accordingly. The Editor of the Dispatch will accompany him on the rounds, as usual, and will expect all in arrears to meet him with their dues. ? PINE SALVE ACTsllKETpOULTiCE RELIEVES ALL FORMS OF SKIN DISEASE Grand, Jurors for Year 1907. Geo A Kaminer, Sam W. Gardner, M N Kieckley, J Walter Keisler, C B Jefcoat, Calvin C. Craps, W B Altaian, H A Lorick, Levi Ri9h, John Bell Towill, Daniel J Taylor, L C Dunbar, Simon I Hook, L Bennett Frick, JGM Sox, Jesse M Collum, Ed E Hook, I A Lindler. Petit Jurors, Jan. Term, 1907. First Week. A Willie Shull, Thomas A Chaffin, Charlie T Copley, J Eugene Lorick, W L Tavlor, John C Muller, John L Hallman, G Frank Keisler, Grover F Geiger, J C Glover, J J Black, H Callie Kyzer, J Harris Shull, Frank S Hallman, Ernest J Corley, D Frank Jumper, A TIT TAT AT^rtViont-. ' . iirClXitl VV V7i CLL Vj U la i?iai Viiu/iiv) Justice J WingardJ J Rawl, M M Matthews, Hampton Harman, Frank A Weed, Jno. A Eargle, Melton C Hutto, F M Hodge, Haskell Hall, Jacob C B Price, Jas L Miller, Simon Smith, Rudolph Rorer, Alfred Sharpe, Boston S Price, Stanmore Nichols, A N Corley, W Frank Wilson. Second Week. T B Barr, Walter C Addy, W A Leaphart, T M Kennedy, James D Bickley, H M Win^rd, D Henry Price, James E Wertz, J B Roof, Julius L Eaigle, Henry A Neese, Henry V/ Siiui*, P Dai ton George, M K Kaminer, Charlie Cooper, B F S hum pert, M T Corder. Chas W Sharpe, R T Zenker, A J Collum, Geo A Rawl, Geo E Shealy, Noah L Rice, Geo W Reeder, Frank C Corley, H Ed Bickley, H Preston Price, J L Roof, Scott Hendrix, James F Lown, F J Miller, W Q Roberts, H Erank Hendrix, Jeff J Smith, Henry Steele, George F Long. The third week jury will be drawn 00../3 XTq<itv /3r\/%Trof.a frsr VII UiC iltllUt IJ.bCfcvjr vlWiiWO 1U4 wvk? criminal and civil sides. Jadge Geo. E. Prince, of Anderson, will preside. Legislature in Session. \ The Legislator's met in Columbia yesterday, and at once proceeded to organize. There were three nominations for Speaker?Messrs. R. S. Whaley, of Charleston; D. D. McColl, Jr., of Marlboro; and J. Wright Nash, of Spartanburg. On the first ballot Mr. Whaley. received 54; McColl, 49; Nash, 13. Mr. Nash's name was withdrawn and the final vote stood: Whaley,64; McColl, 55. All other officers are the same as heretofore. The Senate was in session for about xone hour. Cole L. Blease, of Newberry, was unanimously elected president-protem. Marriages. Dec. 30, 1906, at the home of Mr. Jacob Williams, on lower Black creek, Mr. Lonnie O. Keisler and Miss Corrie Williams were united in marriage, by Rev. B. D. Wessinger, the groom's pastor. Jan. 3, 1907, by Rev. B. D. Wessinger, Mr. Perry Taylor and Miss HuliloVi Tiroivt irtino/l {n mor. uau ITVAV JVAXAVV* AU riage at the Lutheran parsonage, Gilbert, S. C; Dec. 27,1806, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev. R. E. Livingston, Mr. Willie Roof and Miss Ella Sox, all of Lexington county, ^ C. On Jan. 1st, 1807, at the Green Street Methodist church in Columbia, by Rev. B. R. Turnipseed, Mr. Lawrence Brazzell of Columbia, and Miss Mamie Rawl, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rawl, of Batesburg. On Dec.%)th, at the home of the bride's father, Mr. J. D. Shealy, near the Delmar section,' Mr. Geo. Koon and Miss Agnes Shealey, Rev. J. D. Shealey officiating. Delmar Locals. To the Editor of the Dispatch: Nice weather during the past week. 4 The grain crops have improved during the past week. Rev. J. D. Shealy is confined to his bed with a severe attack of stomach trouble. Mr. H. E. Eargle has been suffering with a sprained hip, but is able to work again now. Mrs. W. M. Shealy visited relatives "in the Dutch Fork last week. Mr. Monroe Shealy, of Bath, was called to the bedside of his brother, Rev. J. D. Shealy, Saturday. Mr. J. A. E. Shealy is in Columbia doing some work for his brother, Mr. T. E. Shealy. Mr. and Mrs.' W. P. Eargle have moved in the Tyre Shealy house. The stone costs for the cemetery fence at Mt. Hebron have been put up. The fence will be put up sometime in the near future. Many people say that it is a waste of time and money to send these men over the State and make speeches, but if the farmers would attend these meetings and take the advice given it would be one of the best investments that the State has ever made. Jan. 7, 1907. Lloyd. V/.i i.Xi S CUKES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS I Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. ? K Use in time. Scid by druggists. ^ ^pEBZEBElggEIZI jp MUmngBBaa? BaaHBaaagl | 1 Th? IV | DRY GOODS jp jl| HARDWARE I BU ? I The most complete S" M A Car Load of BIRD fij The B am Come and see my Stock. I am irnsrr SSSScSSSSdSSSSSScSc ? 1 Pruit Tree I ALFRED J. FOX, I Iwishtoinf, ! Life-insurance, J SrS < U^ltle In^M^HAa * ! the largest imr i Health insurance, i ^ cat^d iu middi j . .. . , ? grows to perfei J Accident Insurance, |j peach, icam i -i . I i all kind of frui j Fire Insurance, I trees, ah my ! REAL ESTATE AGENT, I! uauelgem0*" ! -m ? trW/M MAW n ? | j of good old till! J " O. | j seed. I want} t $### # ?##<{ Qe ! ^eS an^ m< ww v ~wv -* I the eDtire coun < FOR S-^HZE. ? tree/ f?r spring i > card, I will con ' 40 acres just outside incorporate > also agent for I J limits town of Lexington, S. C. [ bibles and otb < Good dwellingand barn. i thank my frien j 73 acres?greater part in incor- ? tronage of the ] porate limits of the town of Lex- \ ^vish you all a ] { ington. Good dwelling and barn. > | Terms reasonable. [ 2wl0 Gil ] One valuable lot and improve- | < ments in the town of Lexington, ? | s. c. | Tres1 ] One lot with good two story [ { dwelling on Main street, Lexing- > This is to noi < ton, S. 0. > hunt, make ro | Dwelling house and lot on upper | wood, or to ti < Main Street, Lexington, S. C. > whatever upon { One resident lot on upper Main > violate this n( | street, Lexington, S. C, ] prosecuted aecc < One valuble lot in the town of > Geo. W. Harm j Lexington, S. C. > 4wl0p Jaco | One lot near Lexington Depot. [ < 12 Acres just outside incorporate > . . . | limits, Lexington, S. C. . > mJUf J 6 Acres very near Lexington, j |Jj g g < S, C. > ^ r?1 /"\ f- Art IVToir M ' Ol-Ui~C UUliUlUf^ auu ?vj>j WAJ. luaiu ir , { street, Lexington, S. C. | i House and lot in town Lexing- fe tt, , | ton?I acre land*; G-room dwelling. | s au uP*t0*Q ( 250 acres on Southern railroad I j < 21 miles from Barr, 4 miles from p | OusTif'S^S | Gilbert?2 buildings, good or- | i chard, 50 acres open land. f L , , ? 1 P | On hand, at pr 3 HEjMT. I ! Prices range fr S & Call oil me and a One store room, one warehouse | | Lexington, S. C. | ! Writs or call to see me \ "VV"gI1s ! at THE HOME BAETL | j ! I i BsFjLE ECZEMA and PILE CURE THE - V EJ5ES Knowing what it was to suffer, FeIKE will give FREE OF CHARGE, If you want , to any afflicted a positive cure for , ' , Eczema. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles well, get J - ' n />( j and Skin Diseases. Instant relief. i ionf a. <j.f to p Don't suffer longer. Write F. W. WIL- , Won which wi LIAMS, -100 Manhattan Avenue, New i York. Enclose stamp. 0ar I)ncos are ] September 1*2?ly Give us a trial ? Cheapest Plaee to Bu SHOES. CEC HATS. NOTIONS, s r>i*mttt?ir>? jf u-ri,uuiiiit.iiiiD, uxtu GGIES, HARNESS. fcock of other G-oods to be founc guaranteed in every instance. A GF? and" W AfifflUQ 8 fttiLu iiiiu nmiunu g? 'SELL Wagons, all sizes, jjjj est Made. jj| satisfied I can please you in Vehicles mm d Prices. yQ - Little Mountain, S. C. 3 7969v9C9Cd6dCdGdC969CQ s for Spring and Trespass Notice. Tall. This is to notify all persons not 3rm the good people of trespass on the lands of the undersign lty that I am still in the either by hunting, fishing or in ai less and represent one of manner whatsoever, as the law will series in the South, lo- rigidly enforced against all violators e Georgia, where fruit fkis notice J. S. Meetze, etion?the home of the 4wpd S. J. Meetze. r many good varieties of t, shade and ornamental -i-, # stock is firstciass and Valuable Place for Sale. . be bought from any re- jyjy place containing 208 acres; go< . carry some fine varieties 5 room dwelling, all necessary outbuil e fruits, raised from the ings; fine orchard, good pasture, plen :ou to see jny fine sam- running water on place; lot of go< 7 prices. I will canvass saw timber. 75 acres in cultivatio ty. If anybody wants suited to all kinds of crops; mail faci and will write me a ties good. Any one wanting to bu le to see them. I am d0 well to call on, or write me Lexington county to sell 0nce. Will sell at a bargain, er religious books. I E. Austin Smith, ds for their liberal pa- 4w9 Rishton, S. C. last three years, and, happy New Year. G. W. Lewis, STATE.OF SOUTH CAROLINA, bert, S. C., R. F. D. 1. County of Lexington. By Geo, S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Jndg m- a- Whereas, H. C. Kyzer, made suit dh.ss j\ o l1c6. w-./-. +r\ liim i nf Admini C - - - 1HC, L\J ^iWUIl 1111M -^VVVW-W tify all persons not to tration of t-Iie Estate of and effects < ads or paths, haul off Jacob J. Kyzer. respass in any manner These are therefore to ?ite and a< onr lands, and all who monish all ana singular the kindred ar )tice will certainly be creditors of the said Jacob J. Kyze >rding to law. deceased, that they be and appear, b ax Victor H vrm\v fore me, in the Court of Probate, to 1 b K. Harmax. * *' held at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on January, 11)07, next, after pnblicatic L J ^ hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, I i&l SB 1 ST O show cause, if any they have, why tl a ffl U! jL. & p5 sa^ administration should not be gran c n " Given under my hand, this 20th dt apin, b. U., of Dec. Anno Domini 1000. ...? GEO. S DRAFTS, (L. S.) ate line of j Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. ( j Published on the 2nd day of Januar; k H D CASKETS I 1!I0T'in the L"xiu?t0? Dispatch. 2w! ices to suit everybody. | ryi wrnfiPP om si.oO nj) to .$50.oo. j -^respaso notice. I will save you money, i All persons art1 hereby warned again Jan. 2. 3m J hunting or oth Twise trespassing on tl i lands of the undersigned. ) "3 Tl ? 11. .1. FULMKR. J. J. Fl'LMER, Wells! 1 ' j- r 11 ai.tiwaX(A. M. Ki-sleh, j 4wI0 A. a. Daily. :v P.,If ?7553 ! ? 3 2 Ei B ifafcaakj j TELL - MEN. ff IP?M^T to do well, be well and OIL3erloy & Kyzor, I* i | QTO^OSES.BURNS nt yon m a Terra Cotra | RHEUMATISM Z5$ ilgive you pure water, j ^ right, our work is right, j S(,Id by Derrick's Drug Store ai and be convinced. j c. E. Corley. Ml 'IK M "M^M"MI^M" XI ' Tj* ? ><. ^ I ^ .1 Wm W,WMW , r+mm** m** i^ j ly i I >THING, jj fj CKERY, | 1 I. Satisfaction M ! Sterling silver, cut glass, fine ! china,' clocks. A fine stock : ' k ! r, 1 n-n ya r\ii lionrl -fXr irnn f A r ! ai waj o yjik uunu iui j uu tu ! select from. Keep us in mind when wanting anything in Jewelry or Silverware. Good watch work and test eye glasses. ! If you can't come, send for our catalogue or telephone your order to us. P. a LACHICOTTE & CO., JEWELERS, 1424 Main St., Columbia, S. C. 'Phone 934 THE WORLD'S BEST PIANOS J ! SUPERIORREEDORGANS I For Churches or the Home at low to ^ prices and easy S terms at -: MALONE'SMUSiC HOUSE, xil COLUMBIA, S. C, Write for Cata? logues and for at SPECIAL HOLIDAY INDUCEMENTS. ? Pi? Mile inline, LEXINGTON, S. C. ld Literary, Scientific and Classical el Courses. II FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 10, 1906. m Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing to and Elocution. College Trained ie Teachers. Expenses for Session t- $60 to $80. Send for catalogue. Address ljr F. W. RAUCH, Principal. M. D. HARMAN, Secretary. 1 CHEAP HORSE o s{. While he had colic, hut finding Dr ie Boyd's Sure Pop Colic Cure at Derrick's Drag Store, gave it to him, and soon he was worth 8*250, as usual. Dr. Boyd's Colic Cure, Fever Cure, - I Gall Cure, Liniment for man or heast, Ij Horse, Cattle and Poultry Powders. All of Boyd's remedies are for sale afc I DERRICK'S DRUG STORE, Lexington, S. C. ? | July 25-lv ... | FOLEYSHOMEMttR i steps the cou^h azxd healslu&^i