The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1897-12-29

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blind tigers can be successfully
tracked to tht;r la;r5 should the
effort be made. There are certainly
abundant evidence Of their pTc:cncc
aad detective could 10 So5,i wM&
in this mmuAi y.
Tie Klondi!;,gs are srtIliHg Tic
p!nss Of starvation ard greet suffer
ing is wide spread jh:ou@ior; Gaia.
TO alleviate :i.a u,ro,tun"t" coalition
of these people. C"'a'!a WI! 60 o?N'-
ate with the United States IN srn!
ins as"rIe supplies.
The friends of Senator Tl!:mHI.
Will beslad to learn that X h..> Gem
ple;clv recovered from recent illness.
AMI those cf Senator NcLrulin Will
rejoice to know that. Will" still far
from enjoying his accustomed h@altis
he is surely coMyaleSciug.
[ write t}.is TO let You know what
! I would not 90: | would rot do
without Chamberlain Pain Balm in
my house. if it cost - 90 Per bottle.
1t does all You recommend It to do
and morc-J. II Wallace, Wallace
Vile, Ga. Chamberlain Pain Balm
is the best household linimcEt in the
world, and Invaluable for lbcu!na-
tism, lame back, sprairs and bruises.
B" ready for emergencies by buying
a bottle at J. +. kaufmani.s drug
store.
Mr.. Joseph N. Cooper, Governor
Eil"rbe's private secretary, died IL
the Columbia hospital Wednesday.
He Lad been a great suficrcr from
AGATE appendicitis aud decided to
have an operation performed 10 oh
tain relief, from The effects of which
lie was not able to recover.
The hearing for application for
letters of administration on the estate
of Mrs Decia Wingard will be on
the i;h of January instead cf the Bird
as announced in the last issue of the
Dispatch. Parties interested Will
see change in date, and be promptly
on hand on the 4th.
Subscribers residing in the vicinity |
of points which will be visited by
the Auditor next month are informed |
that this editor will be present and |
they can settle their subscription
Remember this before leaving home
and go prepared to square up back
dues
&c. Berry. che Of the best known
citizens of Spencer, No ,testities that ,
he cured himself OF the worst kind |
of plies by using a few boxes Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. He had
been troubled with piles for over
thirty years and had used r:auv diff
frrent kinds CT so-ca!lied cures: but
DeWitt's was the one that did the
work ard be will verify this state
ment if any one wishes to write him.
J. f. kaufmann.
Mr. James Hitler and Miss Emma
Roberts were happily united in mar
riage at the home of the blides
father, Mr.. George Roberts, on last
Wednesday, and the Dispatch joins
their friends in the wish for them
long and happy voyage down lifes
journey.
Don't think that because the
Christmas holidays are nearly over |
that S. y. Hendrix, Columbia, does
not keep a fresh supply Of fine
family groceries and fruits. He will |
keep tie whole year round and you
can rest assured that you can always
get the freshest and purest family |
supplies from him at the lowest |
prices.
Persons sending money to the
County Treasurer in settlement CT
taxes. their receipts will be sent as
soon as their letters can be reached.
No reaalty will attach to the tax
payers who get their money in the
Ireasurer's office before the time
expires, even if 10 receipt can be
issued.
The grab bag entertainment at Tie
Baptist church last Fridly evening
was hugely enjoyed by the meu.b rs Of /
the Sunday school and their friends.
Every thing would have passed off
very pleasantly had the presence Of
the devil in the person Of whisky had
no. made himself known by the
unruly and ungentlemanly conduct
OF a few young men.
Mr.. J. 4 Nette, the general travel,
ing agent of that sterling daily, the
Columbia Register, was in town
yesterday in the interest Of his paper.
The Register has recently been
greatly improved in all its depart