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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09
the Indian AUTHORITARIAN Bi,,.

Washington City. Feb. S.-Senator Cock
reil. from the committee on appropria-
tons. has reported the Indian bill. The
total appropriations made BY 1t are $, sea-
100, an increase OF $6Os $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09
Cuticura Remedies

Sold shronrhces the World. porrsR Dsuc Asp
cnrn CosY., Sole Props. Bossou. ~ "Ah
about Baay's Skin. Scalp. and Hazf.@ raaiaed iree.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09

a j. = ii = = 4r'
mon nb fro, at 8rrbien al Cub {,
153 Gong foo for iom geroien a
selp. er sslpbotarer MI (bensans,
uaro / @utb ltbt ouer $1.O3. Ser.
for beitemmer ben nuuarenoe Got
ON en- @ulooo0ar~ ~@nbeb os en- @glp.
boQar=Gnbeo. iom er forfieuiee fra
binanben | e0en 8erbi. Den nupe.
renoe @mboOllar er eiort til Do0or.
@nbeo | bet npe 2outorTae. os Splp,
oollaren ophsrer ot pore.
@n Stemme / Goriamlinsen: gao,
uar bette ffreoet?
6orr: Metop fsr 5oriloset %,
ienot til &onsresien / 1870. Sci
oar enbel al ben @opport. iom @efre=
ter Bouttpeu ienbte til @enotet ON
Taoren / 1870. Set lebia9eoe 5or:
ilaget os blep trptt / be offentliae
Dofumenter iom en- Gortlarins oper
Jorla9et efter Orbre fra @euatet.
@r ber no9en 9ins fiult Disie uo'
tolelier?
m (Jortfette8.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
uoIauoet.

st telegram tra Shanghai til
ct en9elit Bloh beretter, at mon tenz
ter at fptte &inos 9ooeeftab til Snb<
lanbst. ba Der lite ct trpet not /
.8etin9.
= s ct Slog mellem @panierne %
@ebeqerne poo Cuba ben 29be bapbe
Sponierne $50 orebte oe &ebellerne
80 ifBlse @fterretniueer fra @uba til
Sep @ea. Glorioo, meb en- 9amper.
= st Eelearom til bet eneelRe
Blob ,Iimes" fra 900 @bo,p beret>
ter, at &oniulerne bar tele9raferet til
Nomiralerne efter Rrissf,be. os at
to brittle Rri9sfibe ct anfommet.
Der ipues after at uare noset isiere
/ Rina.
- st tot Biob beretter, at &eiier
8ilbelm bar uit fin Brober &rinS
6enrp ub al Qanoet. Se to Jprfer
tcm / Qoarene paa binanben poa
@runb Of Moroeiteri ipfanalens 8enp<
relie, iom 8rins 9enrs ipntes oar
oaarlia iom en- GBl9e al Reiferens
forfierte Orbrer.
= s 2onbon bar mon bespnbt at
blire eneftelts operD DonolbionSmitbs
Nirifa=@tspeDition. iom forlob @n9<
lamb en- 8aoren 1894. @an oanneoe
en- @orapane meD ITO &ameler /
Bpen Berbera. ipo TOR Babelmanoeb'
Strebet, iom Riller meQem Nrabiens
spbipibs o. Nbpfiniens Bftlige Del.
Det fife, mon bDrte ira bom, Dor ben
l4be December. 9a uar ban peb
6loben @bibepli. beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

flafreoe mon op iii en- Nf,ats $50
Sob ober @nnoHoben, beber bet.
Ooentor par bratte Sielbpe9Qen, 5aa
man lite funoe tomme Longer. @n
at MonoRobet ueo geoun Sobn5ou
Hop 9o9et. ba ban Rulbe flatre Oh
o9 onion. De onore. 8 Berloner.
boortblanbt Ropteinens 9uftru %
Born. fanotes neaen fortomne uoiat
iom be par for upeiret.
= Den norlt>omerifonife 5orfat.
ter, Brofesior 4io1mar @iort Bone
Ten at Columbia college bBbe qrez
bags Morsen af @beumatisme !
9lertet efter at babe peret ipa blot
2 Dose. 9on efterlooer 6uftru %
to Sprn. 3ans to Brpore bor oQiaa
t amertto. men ban bapbe en- @pRer,
lom bor 9for9e. &rofesior 8opefen
oat lpoI george I 6re0rtt8ORrn I
lS48. 9an 9rabuerebe fra &riRios
MIA uniuerfitet / 1858. Da ban /
1860 tom BET til 2anbet, bleu ban
Heoottel al 8labet ,Gremao" / gbi>
ca9o. Sem Nar eiterpoa uoeao ban
TN tprite @oman "@unnar" s 1874
bleu bon %rofesior TpR. o9 / 1881
uoneontes ban til 2erer EpR peb
@olumbta College. BoDelens @tr,f>
ter er bel tienot at Nmeritanerue.
@n al banS 5orte1inser trpttes nn
| r@osmopolitan", ct omeritanR
9ibsfrift.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
0tetor @pobers o5o.

Den iueuite Dister @ictor @pbbere
oebe ben 21oe September fit Diem
paa Diurspolm, 81 Nar qammel, oa
ben ioeniie Station bar sors. Sc
iuenfe Blabe brinser Sub inoen jort
&amme ON Diaterens Bortsons, tbi
iom ct iuenif Blab flyer:
Stumma ero skaldens harpotoner,
Borta han, ideers fremste tolkl
Saadan sorg uti generationer
Drabbarkanske blot en- gaang cit folk.
O9 oerfor feirer mon Wtinbet 1ao
uemooist.
&ictor &pobers par tbbt / SpnfB<
ping ben 16be December 1928. &
1884. DO Rpobere par 6 Mar gammel,
ogoe bans Mober of &olero, fom oa
roieoe Ssntspir9. os ban Tom ub
til fremmeoe. Det Dor lite foa lisetil
for ben un9e Monb at arbeibe fig op,
men ban bapbe en- ubanbig Billie. s
1854 DOR ban / BrpQuppet iii g. q.
8eoluno, @eboftgren for r@steborss
9anoelS. o@ Sisfortstionina", os
oerefter fit gan Aufettelie peb Blabet
% Dor Mebarbeiber peb tomme 81
Nar. Senere bleu ban @rofesIor
ferit / @btebor9 o9 berefter peo 6bi<
Roleu @todbolm, buor bon iier blep
betienot for fine mptolo9iRe Goriinin>
ger. s be fife 10 Ior Dor bon OF
beibet poo ct Bert. ION falbes Ser.
manit Mptolosi". 6an par friR til
saniRe tort Tio fsr fin Dsb. ba ban
fit Garmcatarrb. builten git ouer til
@gsebuioefpse. buorot bar bsoe
iuert baftis. @a iuenf Stribent flyer.
at paa bons 2ipspert pasier bebft
bans eene Orb:
''Hvad rett du tenkt, hvad du ikerlek
will,
hvad sk0nt du dr0mt kan Ell af tiden
h@rjas,
det Ger en- sk6rd som undan honom
b@rgas,
ty den h0r evighetens rike till''.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
mturlefptas

&er Blue @artb @itp Blue Garth
@ountp bar 6 Garmere mtifet 316
@uin peo @u,netolera. % be bar blot
80 ,sien @upernpren bar nu ienot
bib en- Mano for at unberjp9e, %
benne flyer. at Jormerne er mer enb
pilltse til OF laoe &eiten al fine Gun
Haste. oer,om bet oil bielpe.
= 6anslelsforfanberen WRin>
neapolts tror. at Der ct bem, 1om oil
blelpe 8arrp 8optparb uo of S9ne.
Fet. % ban bar Derfsr foaet en- NsH.
tent. fom ital bielpe ban meo at
pasfe ben berpatebe Gonae.
- 9et er nu poa Tale / 2pillinQ.
bperne at faa ofbolbt en- itor Qbftl.
ling oerneee meb bet tprfe for bele
9eoroueiten, os Fere tremraseube
Ranb iises at uere / 5apsr beraf.
= :
= Snbteaterne for 5anslet
StiQmater uar if5lse @eobelelie til
Dosblabene for September $5,223.
vi bette .8eleb Dor $3.257. fra San'
9ernes Nrbeibe .oe $1.742 ira Sola
al Binoinst,pine. SLAP inbiattes
&euoloinsfonbet, % Saefen Rulbe
gao til 5anaernes Dpbolb.
Gpiscopalfirten bespnbte III
QiriemIbe / minneapolis fife l1ae.
Der bar Deleoater fra QUE Stater
uuioueu. % Der par enbos en- 8iRop
fra Gfrifo pan Rpbet. 9ette Snm,
fnnb boloer fine Rirfem6ber treble
buert Aar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09

- 5ra Mora mebbeles, at Nlber
Seterion. tom pasfebe en- .2umber
camp" berftebs. fanbtes mprbet for
leben Bag.
On &ommision. iom for en- Git
ftoen ubnepntes for at Ioo reift e
Monument til Minpe ON Sort @ibQe
le. bor ouerlaot til n8. 81. 4eterio,
I st. Baul at ubfgre Nrbeibet 70,
$4,000. Bet Rol bore ct @ranit
monument, 40 Sob bBit.
70 tiaar9amle @utter frc
MorfboQ CT fottet 5oreo al @oli.
tiet os mon uenter. at beres Joret
ore lfal fomme % bente BEN. s,
bopoe ieft eSnbionerbiitorier o. bop'
be reift biemmefra meb ben Beilut=
ming at opiese &pbbuoerne % tu9ft
BEN. Sea enc af @utterne bopbe!er
&if1e meb fig. beber bet.
- @oit e. Sobnion, en- spn al
Si1etasenten u. 6. Sobnion, arre
fterebes Ninneapolts for Yettelfor
taliinins fife 2erbas. 9an er ON
trina 80 Nar oe uor eneane tsr tom:
men poa afoeie. men oa fit 5aberer
bom aniat Jon @lert tit Rontor
Miuneopolis. Men ban liete lite
Urbeioet, lo9 fig otter poa Dosbri.
uerliuet oe CT nu tommen til @a99en.
Bet beoer. at 5aberen lite len9er oil
bielpe bom.
= @n Gut / Omatonna Tom iifte
6reoass @ttermiboos biem fra en-
Sasttur os iotte fit @euer tilfbe
en- &roa / @tuen. Soet bans Mor,
Mrs. Soiepb &infod, iab meb bel
pnsfte Barn poo 5anset % lafe / Ell
Wuts. baoce ben 5 Mar gam[e @eorQ
faaet fat paa @eunret o9 fiatebe poo
Tin lille Bro5er, fom fab paa Wtobe.
rens Sang. uben at BUN lao bet.
Stuboet git al og trat Barnet. lom
blep frbeteli9 lemlaitet o9 opbe pie
blitfeiis. Mooereu fit fere Dosl
Nrmen, % bet onfeeS for ct unner
at lite bun o9iaa bleu brebt. - &a,
forfigtig meo @fpbepooben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
JnbIanbet.

- General MileS CT ubnnunt til
puerfte General oper 2onbets Nrmee
etter General S@ofielo.
- 9ieet af en- u. U. &leue fanotes
itplee Mebbelelie fra @eft Superior
/ Stouen ner ct. 2ouiSbusten forr.
Manoas. Son bar paret Ipotbefer
paa foritieGiae 6teoer Noroueten
% Hol bore gobt tlenbt. 6an oar
merit, % bans 5aoer bar ensan9 oe,
ret Song Oscars Orsautit. flyer ct
Da9blob. Man tror, ban er opo af
Morftn.
s Bpen @ice 2afe @isconitn
blep en- 8 Nar eammel Datter at
Gbas. Meis banpittis % moatte ien<
bes til @alebos spitolet, berpeb at benz
bes Stoletammerater ftenste benbe
tnbe ct @loiet ueb 6folebufet Mib'
oa9Stioen. 8brnene 9lemte. buoo be
bapbe siort. % fsrft efter flere Eimers
5orlbb fanotes bet ulptfeliee Born.
ION ea baooe miftet 5orfanben. 6un
fsrtes til Nfplet fife Dnsbossatten.
Sra Marquette Ni9i9au
mebbeles, at NonbR bRabet poa Sfon.
nerten rGlma". ION autoses at bore
forliR. opbaaebes forrise 9irsbae
poo en- Nfiats / en- Rltppe, ION tal.
bes Nine:s gcfle. Stonnerten par
of Stormen blenen tafet mob 3lip'
pen % bar bleuen faaenbe fat.
NanbRnbet fit tafet ct @eb oper en-
Rlippeipibs. % oeb 1ielp Of bette
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
Noror9atota.

,8eferbeimen" falbeS en- 11p Huis,
iom Mofommer patton % Nortb'
tpoob, % Iom ubeipes at 9. Z. 9a9en.
= BpRprelien Bismart bar III.
gtbolos>Bafunen" be luttet at lagse
400 9ol1ars 2,eenie paa 8linbartie=
ne. Den ifal ba ubfot til at tiene
$1,000 ON Naret poa bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-09
Spos9afpta.

@nuernbr Sbelbon blep betioatet
al en- 2ommetpu forleben Do9, oa
ban par paa uofillinsen / Siour
Soils. 9a ban for tire Nar iioen par
poo ubfi1in9en. bleo ban o9fua be-
n1aalet al 2ommetpue. Otter bette
burbe @uuernpren benptle fig af ben
somle Metbobe % ftifte fin Npnt /
Stpplerne.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
A. J. MACE,
Enlarging the Factory.

The work of enlarging the factory
Of the Lexington Manufacturing
Company was commenced last week,
un Ter the foremenship of Mr.. F. G.
Clughman. The hands are blasting
rock in the waste way.
The engine house is to be 54x36
and the annex 7Sx1O4. The build
ing is to be extended from the pres
ent building to the road, and the en-
gine room from the main building to
the old run of the creek. These
buildings are to be built entirely of
granite obtained from the hills near
by.
This enlargement is necessitated
by increasing the capacity OF the
mill by the addition Of 100 Jooms.
The new engine OF $500 horse
power has arrived and as soon as the
building is completed twill placed
in position.
The goods manufactured by this
company are such a superior qualify
as to earn for them national reputa-
ton and as a consequence orders
from all parts Of the country are
daily received to such an extent that,
even by running the mill night and
day, they could not be filed; hence
the stockholders decided to enlarge
the mill. Aside from the splendid
business management of its Presi-
dent, W. P. Roof, much of the sue
cess of this mill is to be attributed
to Mr.. L. ". Redd, the efficient as
sistant superintendent, whose watch
full care permits no inferior goods to
leave the mill.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
In the United States Court.


Mr.. jackson Counts, formerly
postmaster at Peak. was convicted
Monday in the United States court,
which is now in session at CJlumbia,
for, embezzling while postmaster.
His sentence has not as yet been al
nounced.
David J. King and Leonard JET
coat were tried for distilling liquor
without having paid the necessary
tax, and sealed verdict was rendered
against King. Jefcoat was found
not guilty.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Responded Nobly.

The list of contributors to the
State Fair, as published in the daily
papers, shows that the people Of Co.
lumbia rallied nobly to the appeal Of
the Fair authorities for aid. Some
thing over $4,000 was raised, which
sum enabled the authorities to pull
off the late Fair SO successfully. We
are glad to notice that the Carolina
National Bank, of which our friend,
Col. Willie Jones is the popular and
efficient cashier, headed the list with
q contribution Of $500.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04

Mr.. T. e. Dreher left for Wash
ington Sunday. The last seen of him
he was standing on the rear platform
of Pullman sleeper, whistling.to him
self something about "the girl he left
behind" with far away look in his
eyes as they sadly turned village
ward.
The juveniles are much exercised
over the report that the constitu
tional convention, having postponed
the session of the Legislature until
January, has also postponed Christ
mas until the 4th Of March. It is
wonderful what Reformers can do.
The practice Of Drs. D. L. Boozer
& Sons at this place is increasing so
that they have decided to give US
more time. Instead of coming over
on Wednesday or Thursday as usual,
they will come over on Monday and
be ready for work Tuesday morning
in order that they may stay several
days if necessary. DR.. J.. W. Boozer
who is now in Newberry, will be here
three or four days this month, com
mencing Tuesday, December 10th.
Don't forget the time.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Additional Premiums.

In addition to the names Of the
persons receiving premiums at the
late State Fair, published last week,
we have been informed that Mr.. ".
N. @. Berley & Son received prem
iums on Broad tail Buck sheep, So;
six months old mules colt 1st, 81;
one year old mule, 1st, s.: one year
old single horse mule, 2nd, 81; mare
and mule colt, 1st, SIS.
There are doubtless other persons
who received premiums, whose names
have been omitted from our list; and
if there are such, we will be glad to
publish their names and premiums if
they will! inform US Of the fact by
postal card or otherwise.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Visitors from the Exposition.

Visitors from this Immediate vlcln-
ity to the Atlanta Exposition, thus
far are:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hartley, Misses
Mollie and Rosa Meetze, Lima Belle
Spann, Erin George, G. 7. Graham
and wife, Miss Hattie Seay, Prof. S.
J. Derrick, Dr.. c. E. Leaphart, and
sons, Samuel J. and G. E. Leaphart,
Jr., J. B. Rude Meetze, Rice 8. and
Singleton Harman, Jas. E. CAN'T,
E. J. George, Samuel B. George, D.
E. Ballentine and son Henry, Mr..
J. Brook sWingard and wife, Messrs.
Earnest Miller, H. D. Smith, T. ".
Oswalt, with many others from vari
Gus points in the county. All de-
lighted with their trip.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Executors Sale.

DURSUANT 70 THE AUTHORITY
I vested in US b., the will OF David
Back, deceased, of Lexington county, We
will on the 18th day of November next
at the late residence said deceased. on
Hollow Creek, in said county. proceed TO
sell the entire rea! estate Of tie said David
Black, deceased, consisting Of
The Homestead Tract. containing one
adjoining lands of the estate OF Jasper
Black, deceased, J. D Addy and others.
Tract No 2. containing seventy-two
acres, more or less. bounded by lands Of
the estate Of Jasper Black, deceased es-
tate OF Joel Taylor, deceased. d. Addy,
the Homestead Tract aud others.
Tract No 3, containing seventy fiveacres,
more or less. bounded by lauds Of U.
Addy, Don!y and others.
The above three lots or tracts OF land
will be sold on the following terms, TO w.t:
O2e third Of the purchase oney to b~
paid N cash; the ba.aG"e on Il crsdls OF
one and two Years secured by bend OF the
purchaser and mortgage OF the lands sold.
Tract No 4. c"ntaiaing eighty acres.
more or less. bounded by lads OF Slmnel
Black. G. Z Craps, SamGel ~tLcAnrau unn
others.
Toe las. named tract will be sod on the
following terms: Two third casa; the bal
ance or a credit OF one year. occurred b,
bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
land sold.
One-han acre lot more or less with tn
improvements thereon. in the town OF
Leesvi.le, in said county, on the following
terms: Cne-half cash, and the balance on
a credit of twelve months. TIE credit
portion to be secured by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the lot sold.
All of the credit portion Of the sale Of
said lands is 20 bear interest from the day
of sale Purchasers to pay for pHpers.
JAMES }. BLACK,
G. P. CRAPS.
Executors Of the Will OF David Black. dec.
October 49, 1895. 4w3pd.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
To the Public.

My Holiday Box has arrived. If
YOU want to make nice Xmas pres
ent call and examine my line f Toilet
Articles, Fine Perfumery and Drug
gists Fancy Goods.
"Cosmeon" Toilet Articles are bet
ter than silver. If you want initla' S
engraved; call in time.
I do not mention prices here. To
compare the goods with the price
will satisfy anyone.
j. E. KAUFMsSN, Druggist.
Lexington, S. c.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
RuckIan's Arnica SaEve.
St, Atlanta, GA.
September 1S-3m3.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cufs. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rdeun, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Erupt;ons, and positively cures Piles
or 10 pay required. tits guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Held for Incest.

Sheriff Drafts went to Ellisville,
Jones county Miss, Sunday week, with
requisition papers for the persons OF
J. Webster Furtick and Annie E.
Hooker, both white, charged with
incest, and brought his prisoners
back by way Of Atlanta, and lodged
them in Jail at this place to await
trial at the February term Of court.
While in Atlanta the Sheriff took
in the Exposition, and pronounces it
as being & bigger show than Mr..
Miles 'sAewing jimmy"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
NIl Not LaSa Him.

We are indeed glad to be able to
state that Hon. G. NJ. Efrd will not
move to Columbia. He informs US
that the rumor which was current on
our streets that be intended moving
to that city, is without any foundation
and that he will continue to reside
at Lexington to practice law. Mr.,
Efrd is one OF cur most enterprisiDg
and progressive citizens, and Lexing-
t n could hardly afford to lose him.
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Fresh Fish and Oysters.

I will have large supply of deli,
cious fresh mullets, whiting, trout,
croakcrs, bass, black, sbeephead,
founder, skip jacks, etc, and large,
fat and juicy oysters, Friday, the
9Th inst. Send in your orders early
in order to get your choice Of these
fishes. r. 3. Earman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Tied by tie Bonds Of Mat:imt ny

Tied by tie Bonds Of Eat'imtny.
Mr.. Paris E. Huffman md Miss
Eanice Lorick, we're married last
week in Columbia by the Rev. NJ. NJ.
hinard, pastor Of Ebenezer Luth-
erau church.
The bride was handsomely attired
IN beautiful silk dress and the scene
in the parlor made a happy and pleas
ing picture. The young couple
starts life's journey together with the
best wishes of host Of friends for
their future prosperity.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Fruit Cake ingredients.

Ladies bake your fruit cakes in
time for Christmas and the holidays,
as age improves taste and favor.
You will find at the Bazaar nice,
fresh, cleaned currents, seedless raj
sins, citron and spices. Powdered
sugar and cake trimmings for icing
and dressing cakes.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1895-12-04
Santa Claus

Is unloading st the Bazaar many
good and useful things which will
please old and young, Candies,
fruits, nuts, cakes, crackers, etc, all
of the very best quality. The usual
display of Toys and Fancy Goods
will be ready for your inspection,
consisting of new novelties in useful
and ornamental goods.
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F. w. Oswalt, Plaintiff,
Mrs. E. c. RaUl ct. ais, De:.n !ants.

Mrs. E. c. Ravl et ais, De-. n !ants.
Divided up into lots and sod as follows:
Lot No. l, Ito acres. t. L. E. Rtwl
for $5l.
Lot No. 2, acre. to G. II. C. Kyzer for
S33.
Lot No. 8, acre, to J. P. L. Wilson for
St4.
Lot No. 4, II acres, to P. 8. Edwards
for SO.
Lot No. 5, 94-1C0 acres, to T. F. Rawl
for SAT.
Lot No. 6. acres, to B. G. Matthias r
S2).
Lot No. 7, acre, to J. Z. Matthias, Jr.,
fer S5.
Let No. s, acre, to &. II. Eirhart for
s..
Lot No 8. l-5 acres. to B. j. Taylo
for S5.
Lot No 10. s7-1Co acres, to D. J. Ma
thias for $50.
Lot No II, 91-i0J acre, to r. E. Taylor
for SIS
Lot No. - 9!-,oG acre, to T. B. Os-
vat Tor 81.
Lot No. l3 acre, 70 B. J. Taylor for
Sl3
Lot No. IA, 22-1O0 acres, to 3 J. Tay-
lor IS
Lot No, Is. l 30.1CO acres, to D. Ma
thias for SS3.
10. No. lG, $500 acres, to D.
MatLil. for o..
Let No II. 35-lG0 acres, to J. P. L
Wilson for 500.
Lot NJ 10, 55-lOo acres, to T. E,
Rawl for $72.
Lot No. 10, i60 ceres, to T. E. RaTl for
sG5.
Lot 20, $500 acres, to J. A. Cngh-
man for SO.
Lot No. u, l5-100 acres, to T. E.
Rawl for IS.
Tract \, 60 acres, to Andrew Crawford,
attorney, for SCI.
Tract 3, so acres, to James Miller for
$50.
Tract c, G3 acrcs, 10 D. H. Earhart for
$50
Tract D, 1C0 acres, to Andrew Crawford,
att1rn y. for $50.
Tract E. l2O acres, to Wm. Gable for
So.
Tract F. 40 acres, 10 A. Il Taylor for
SlC0.
Tract G, 24S acres, 10 }. a. Muller for
$500.
Tract H, $50 l-5 acres, to L. A. Griffith,
for lG5.
Tract l, 1879, acres, to James Miller for
S5S.
Tract J, 2J0 acres, to T. e. Rawl for
SIC3.
Tract X. l52! acres, to ". 7. Backman
for $2Gl.
Tract L, 1SCi acres, to 7. E. Rawl fer
ST.
Tract NJ go acres, tot E Rawl for sol.
The Home place was withdrawn.
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Mr. Holm A Mette. the handsome

Mr.. John A. Mette, the handsome
and accomplished travelling agent
OF the Columbia Register, was in
town Friday and gave usa pleasant call
Mr.. Mette has Used a pamphlet IN
which he contends that there IS no
use for either a Federal or State
constitution, all that is needed was a
bill of rights. His arguments are
reasonabl and bis deductions loglcale