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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
IF Yor SEE 1T ~ THE sry" 1T ISN'T so.

The SUI" yesterday morning quoted Or. Nansen
the Arctic explorer. as sat ng a. his Carnegie Hall
lecture on FRIDAY er'nirs = may 20 next year
with the American expedition
THE Evening Sun II yesterday IN describing
an interview 4ts reporter nd with Or hansen Jus;
before h. sailed for England. had THIS
lis f., tact that Lieutenant Feary Will use The
Fran on his next Arctic trip and that YOU may
toin hin, on ~ As was reported
1T IS not true. II IS perfectly ridiculous
DR. hansen sailed for England yesterday morning
or the Campania. Before sailing he said that ne
Rad great hopes for Pearv's success He added
,hat he vas 10 deliver ten lectures IN England be-
fore returning 10 NORWAY. where he Intended n
publish a scientific record Of his last Arctic trp
tnfcr he intended 10 lecture ~ Moscow The Rus
siar Government had sent some men 20 HELM him
on ms expedition and h fAit grateful fo- tho help
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

AlArandor T. or president o. he Rapid Transit
Commission. yesterday made Tpoic the letter al
dressed 10 him hy George J. Gould last Thursday
As expected. il was a mere Formally. The letter
read a. follows:
III compliance With tho reques' contained N your
Rail"ay 1ompaHy WI, summit 80, 80 o s ,
I'm lev DAYS formal allN''u-' for ii' o"ti.'+
tons extensions end aldifonal 'rao ks and facilities
lion viii a.so state as specifically az possible me
form u structure proposed 10 he hun, i ie a.
time within which the proposed structures VII be-
constructed and such other and additional facts as
may appear TO this company 10 bc pertinent TO the
Application.
Mr. Gould did not visit the city yesterday. and
Nj orr would not discuss the letter lie said It was
impossible 20 go into details until n" Manhattan
company rad submitted re details 70 tho Commis-
sion and be intinated that he expected them TO bee
submitted tomorrow.
In addition 10 Mr.. Gould's letter Mr.. orr
ceivcd another important commun!. alton yester-
day Il came from the New-YorK ami New-Jer-ey
Bridge Company. and while il contained no infor-
nation not previously known, it brought tho com
pany into view as factor in the rap!d-translt
problem. Tho letter read as follows:
Noticing ia The. daily parcrs that your Board IS
tan Railway Company ior certain extensions or
connections Of u.s. existing railroad. including
tie action heretofore taken Dog the Commissioner
~ the NcW-Yoth auw N.w-Jerscy Bridge b. Zoe
eating Am approach 10 said bri ~ has been over
looked. We herewith submit Tor your Information
a map and accompany ralers slowing vi tt has
been done i'm boating saia appro"ch pgr,uan, 70
authority Of Chap'er &3 o. the Laws OF the state
The NAB s.ons the location Of tho SAID APP
pro1eh g. the -I p.9po,' M WIPED eXif4gs
INK Ne-t-st.. he necessity AMI Importance -
whra t. the ,r e rS@pmaf 81 en- Rres. % ~ %
/. copy Of which j., hereto annexed
company h.s ~ irS,,',,n pl ri-p1,Il9n - I'm,
he. ,rlft- Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
SAT DraD " ms sroRr WINDOW
A BrrcHrR AsrmNMrrp WHILE WRITING ~
Hfs WYE

OTTO pelts German butcher So ieai al
nigh, on FRIDAY lr che window ~ fs store. A. No
90 Thiri-aVc m fnll view ~ passers-by Tho
sto~n IN Tho GLASS booth be BAD ~ his nlsce vas
letting OUT volumes ~ gas while he SAL dad. Win
psn in bis hand with which no bad tesr irving 10
write 20 hts wife
peifs was rot discovered 20 be dead gn' HE clerk
IoYts platz found him YESTERDAY morning n hst
been supposed ff those who know him hat bust
ness vas good end that he had prospered nlt ns
on Fr4da, Might Defs told Nis wife i1af he VAS
zon,e njf and fhaf le m Oh not lrn early. ne
- 80 H.. .,or. lr the window Of which he had
rnato . glass booth in which he had sss soNs
and his desk ..s .. a.. .,,.,,,~
lie v.s holding "a pen IN ore f1ro WIN ~hich ne
- a. .-t.,,, o1 , r,rsr Ha had written only.
ma ~, n'' -, ar, Tho letter ended there
H. p.ifs said Yesterday that her husband hai
mel r.ver-ss IN business recently, ana hAn -
unable 70 pay his b.llA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
ATTACKED BY GEORGIA B1NhEhS'
IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE
SAID TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL

IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED BY THE LEGlshATcKE
SAID TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Atlanta. Ga Jan % (speciaD.-A suit entered
in the SUPREME Court Of this county opens an
i-oportan, question The suit is brought Boy twenty
five nrivats bankers and attacks the corsiuiionai-
i.v of the at o. the last Legislature whch requires
pri,ate banks 10 make reports 10 the state Bank
Irsec-or and also makes X mis- lciae Tor fer pil-
,afo banks not TO have printed on tse.r business
manor the words mot incOrporate!. The main
ground Of this content f. that the act complained
% was PASSED after the hfiy-day consiit Iiional
limit Of Ii, Legislatures session hal expired on
the last night OF the session the Legislature WAS not
through with its business when midnight arrived
and the cxpealent Of turning back the hands Of the
clocks In both houses Was res1rted r.. ne hahH-
we're set back several times and wien the j. ss-
,atiire adjourned I: was nearly oc.or@ on the
nfty-lrsf day from the time OF assembling
What makes the pending suit especially important
is the fact tina, II the courts hold that All DIS
passed after the hands OF the clocks were SGT back
are unconstitutional the Penitcnuary t.., NA4'A
r,ro,i1e. for a continuance Of the convict "as@ sts-
ic,r viii be null and void. az Il was not passed. ny
The Senate until after o'clock on tnt hitl IT,
r.U said today that n the bankers carry 'nr4i
point seven ei.ni Of the most linpoi tln, !ll,.
nres passed q: the last session OF inc Legs
will he nullined ard special session va naN -
he called al once. The opinion OF LAWYERS genera
l., m, ali bills rassed after y o'clock on me h-2'
o. adjournment viii be declared nnconsi!'h' .phhA
The presiding officers Of hoth houses wee "a'hei
II seems that the setting back al We mans OF On.
permitted II nevertheless because II had oren neeh
dOye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
roP NATIONAL QUARANTINE LAW.

Washington. Jan. % Special Sureeon-General
Wynan OF the Marine Hospital Service All ap-
near before the interstate and Foreign 'omnerce
Committee next TUESDAY 10 ADVOCATE we proposed
National quarantine Ian. Or. Wymans inforna-
It, ard rosi,,on wi MAKE what he has 20 say on
this highly Interesting subject OF special importance
=, the present time The late outbreak o. NeIo"
fever At ORLEANS and other places IN the Gun
region viii doubtless b. aValed o. /" s'"" TIC
necessity for control OF such pes'ences IN ne only
Effective way by the action OF the only 1891 ~.
meut which has can have the meanSS d. IN
,mard ~ nrevent the Introduction ana f@hefA
anread n, Infection. and contagious diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
CORSET-CHEMISE.
Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.

Terry Colonel Harrison 70 Moore 81. and captain
Herbert l. Saftcrer l. ie believed that more fnan
,l,ht hundred officers VII accept fAe commiit-es
invitation.
a bright little one ln fhc home % one % the
Governor military Fan iy elIf when me plans
,0r thc function vrr. h.Iup discussed They VIII
aN BE- dressed Ik. officers 1N huf flc Governor.
He'll be dressed like I'd gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
SUNDAY,
JANUARY 80, 1898.

In order to effect an immediate sale, havs
made remarkable reductions IN the prices
Of large number Of styles IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue

address stockholders were arr"Is ~ bst BEEN ar
sTe AZ south Ferry At miiniShi ''T T., W ,nt ns
distnr an v,s,',,ed women until Poir"na an f.,@
ws- oaiiei in BY ne agent 1891, -, The pole
BUCK am .,.ttfrr vas torn ana MS I'n',.
man ~ soft was hned SO and the others 2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
THE RAPID TRANSIT SITUATION


Alexander r. orr. president of ne Rapid Transit
Commission yesterday made ruoic the letter al
dressed TO him hy George J. Could last Thursday
As expected. il was mere Formally. The letter
read a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
BRoEERS FINED FOR RorrDyTSv

Ernest Buck. an advertising solicitor twcnty-nine
wears ola. Of No u West Twenty ninth-st and
Samuel Scott tweniy-nine. o, No $50 Nnth-st.
Brooklyn. and James VI Oliver. thirty. OF the same
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29
The Fair Association Meeting.

Next Monday there will be an I'M
portant meeting of the Lexington
County Fair Association at this place.
Arrangements will probably be COM
pleted for the holding of the next
fair, which commences on October
26th and ends on the 18th. The
premium list is now in the hands OF
the printer and will be ready for dis
tribution in a few days.
This meeting should be largely
attended by the members so that the
work will not be delayed and after it
is completed there will be no kicking.
The last fair was a decided success
considering the short time in which
it was gotten up and greater things
are expected of it this year, so every
member should appointed himself
q committee of one to do all IN his
power to make the second fair q
grand success.
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DELEGATES to Atlanta.

Last Monday fifteen Of the faithful
old band of Confederate vetrens, me:
in the Auditors office for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
reunion at Atlanta, Ga, on July 20th
to the 23l and transacting other
business of interest to Camp Steed.
man. The following delegates were
elected to attend the Atlanta re- union:
Cvl. D. J. Griffith, Major J. H.
Counts, F. Wade Oswalt, H. A. Spann.
Alternates: James f. Hendrix, NJ.
D. Harman, D. T. Hare, Paul P.
Clark.
Comrades S. NJ. Roof, H. A. Meetze
and James E. Hendrix were appoint,
ed a committee to prepare suitable
resolution expressing the sorrow and
regret of the camp at the death of
their deceased comrade Martin A
Shull.
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Dental N.tice.

It has not been customary for the
firm of D. L. Boozer & Sons to have
appointments at Lexington during
the month of July and August, how
ever if there are parties wishing work
done next month and will write a
postal card a week ahead, one OF the
firm will fill appointments at the
regular time, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday before the second Sunday,
July 7.s, and 9. Don't forget to
make engagements for should no
notification be received they may not
fill appointment.
We remain, very truly,
D. L. Boozer & Son.
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Beautifully Fitted Up.

This is the season Of the year when
all N merchants ale very anxious 10 con
valt their ursalcable stot into cash.
Generally there are two prime mo-
tiYes which induce many merchants
to pursue this plan. Chief OF the
two reasons is that times are dull,
collections bad, big stock on hand
and big bills to meet with no money
to do so, and hence they are prepared
to make any sacrifice to sustain their
credit The second, in connection
with above considerations, is that
at this time there is a large stock
OF summer goods on hand which, if
not sold now, will have to be carrie d
over to another season at a great loss.
None of these considerations, how
ever, has no place in Mimnaughs,
the merchant prince Of Columbia,
system Of doing business. In his
four immense department stores he
offers bargains every day, some Of
which are really astonishing for their
beauty and cheapness. He receives
new goods daily and while they are
fresh and seasonatle. lie rushes them
off at bargain prices so as to make
room for new arrivals, 50 there are [ O
dull days in his establishments. He
makes bargains simply for the sake
of making people happy, by being
we'll dressed and we'll gowned and in
doing so he has struck the key note
of success which has led on to for-
tune and to fame.
His stores are beautifully fitted up
and are filled to overfowing with the
choicest products Of American ard
foreign looms and with a beautiful
assortment of goods from the facto-
ries and workshops, all Of which were
purchased with spot cash, which
commanded the lowest possible mar
ket price, the benefit Of which be gives
to his customers. Remember that in
bargains Mimnaugh leads and others
initiate. His clerks are polite and
accommodating and will take pleasure
in supplying your wants. When in
the city call at his stores to make
your purchases.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29
A Lynching Bee Prevented.

4 fire thought to be Of an incen-
diary origin started in the stable OF
Cap Williams in Brookland Monday
night, which soon laid the building
in ashes. The stable of DR.. II. I.
Kendall, containing his furniture
saved from former fire, then caught
and was also consumed together with
the furniture. Frank Hampton, the
negro driver of DR.. Kendall, was
suspected of having set fire to the
stable and he was arrested and in
carcerated in the guard house. Later
there was strong talk of taking him
from the officers of the law and hav-
ing necktie party, which would prob
ably have been done had not Gov
ernor Ellerbe been informed Of the
purpose of the would be lynchers in
time to prevent it. The Governor
sent a detachment of troops down
and had the prisoner safely lodged
in the penitentiary.
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8iKYsNSks3sY;S 3sY;{
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. G
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use Il
in Yipoo Sold hv fr,,pOjsts II
S$SlEkSylN1i&RIslS 2

Capt. D. ]. Griffith. one of our most
prosperous and successful farmers
and the State Senator from this
county, was in town Monday, looking
as hale and hearty as ever.
The choir at Bethany church, near
Reeders Store, is notified that Mr..
NJ. c. Hsllman will be there on Sat-
urday before the first Sunday in
July and are requested to meet him.
The outing of the children of the
Lutheran Sunday school last Thurs
day was a pleasant affair. All report
having had a pleasant day. The
party consisted of about fifty per
sons.
The prayer meeting in the Method
list church tomorrow evening shoulabe
attended by all OF our people. Farm
est prayers, faithful dissertations and
fine singing are some of the at!rac-
tions.
We learn that Miss Mo!lie, the
daughter of Mr.. Barnett Hyler. died
in Columbia yesterday, and will be
buried at her home today. Miss
Mollie had been afflicted for some
time.
Mrs. c.. Y. Bopknight, and dargh-
ter killed a large rattltsnake near
their home in Black creek, on the
23d of June. It measured three and
half feet long and had seven rattles
and a button.
Mrs. Jacob Hawkins and her daugh
ter, Miss Helen, have returned from
Orangeburg and are stopping with
Mrs. S. O. Hammer. Trey were
accompanied by Miss Holman, one o.
st. Matthew's charming and beauti
ful daughters.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29

The ever vigilant Schu ttletown
Guards discovered and put to flight
a small expedition of the enemy last
Thursday evening who were sup
posed to be making their way up
Twelve Mile creek with the evident
purpose Of entering Factory Bay and
lombard Lexington. Three Of the
enemy's men Of war, with all on board
were sunk and the Guards sustained
only slight injuries, one man received
few shot in the legs at station Wa
termelon Patch, and another lost the
selt of his trousers at camp Hen
Roost, being mistaken in the dark by
picket Bull Dog for Spaniard.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29
Entrance Examinations South Care
Ina College.

An examination for admission into
the Freshman Glass, and for admis-
sion t. tn, Nom Scholarships, OF
the South Carolina College will be
held at the county seat of this county,
Friday, July Is, 1898.
No vacant scholarship from this
county now. All wishing TO stand
this examination will be on hand ths t
morning.
Also have received a number OF
application blanks for persons who
desire to stand the examination for
the vacant scholarship in the South
Carolina Military Academy for this
county. These applications must be
forwarded to the Board Ct Visitors OF
said academy, not later than Aug. l,
when said board will order a com
petitiye examination for said scholar
ship. All who wish to put in appli.
cation for this scholarship must dc
so by August 1st.
John D. Farr,
County Supt. Of Education.
June q, 1898.
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STATE o. SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,

By C. E. Learhart, Esq Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, S F. sHEALY, MADE
w suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate Of and eff c.s
OF D P. Shealy, decea ed;
These are, therefore. to clteand admonish
al and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said D P. Sheely deceased, that
they be and appear ',ett re me. in the Court
of P:ob te, to be held at Lexington C.
H., on the 18th da, of Jaly, next
after publication thereof, at ii o'c'ock in
the forenoon, to show cause. if any they
have. why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given uLdcr my hand, this 29:h day of
June, Ammo Doniini, 1888.
c. F. LEAPHART J. P. L. G.
Published on the Goth day of June,
1898, III the Lexington Dispatch. 2w3i
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An Excellent Appointment.

We congratulate lie Second Sou'h
Carolina regiment on the appoint
meut of DR. L. A. Griffith as Fist
Assistant Surgeon. DIR. Griffith is
graduate of the Louisville Medical
College and has successfully praciiced
his profession in Georgia and in this
county. Dr.. Griffith has consider
able experience and We are satisfied
that he will discharge his duty with
ability. We learn that had his ap-
plication reached the Governor IN
time he would have received the ap-
pointment Of Surgeon.
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Democratic Ex. Committee Meeting.

Democratic Ex. Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Democratic party Of
Lexington county is hereby called to
be held at Lexington G. H, on
Thursday. August 7th, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. All members are earnestly re-
quested to be present as business OF
Importance will come before the
meeting. Z. M. Enro.
Chairman Dem. Lex. Co.
June 27, 1898.
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Pomaria Lodge.

A regular communication OF Po-
maria Lodge, No. 151, A.'.F.'.M.':,
will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak,
S c., July I'd, at s o'clock p. N. Also
a meeting of the Eastern Star will
convene at 4 o'clock, same evening.
J.!C. Swygert, Master.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29
Solicits Your Support.

The friends of G. A. Derrick,
knowing his ability to fill the cffice,
nominate him for Auditor.
Many voters announce Mr.. Henry
E. Drafts a candidate for the Office of
County Supervisor.
The friends of Mr.. John W. Frey,
knowing his worth and ability, an
nounce him for County Supervisor.
The friends of Mr.. J. f. B. Nc
Caltha, believing that he would make
an efficient County Treasurer, nomi-
nate him for this Office.
Mr.. George W. Williams is nomi-
mated fer the Office of Magistrate for
the upper magisterial district of the
Fork.
Because of his efficiency proven
during bis term Of office, Maj Koon
is nominated by friends for reelection
as Magistrate for Congaree.
His faithful work and experience
in the school room eminently quail.
fes Mr.. J. E. Rawl Kaiser, thinks
his friends, for County Supt. of Ed
ucation, and they have nominated
him.
Mr.. Jasper S. Derrick who has
filled the Office in the past, an
nounces himself as a candidate for
County Treasurer.
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The Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1898.
Index TO E.w k6vt rtistmt nts.

Barbecue-J. C. Amick and J. II.
Price.
Barbecue-J. J. Haltiwanger and
D. E Amick.
Barbecue-D F. Shumpert.
Citation-C E Leaphart.
Rock Hill Buggy Company.
S. F. Shealy-Citation.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,

COU n VI GCAtNNl lO4N,
By c. Leaphart. Esquire, Probate Judge.
VTHEREAS. H. Y. SIMMONS MADE
w silt t. me, to grant him Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate of and effects
of Mrs Matte J. Cullum:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors
of the aid Mrs Matte J. Cnllum. deceased,
that the7 be and appear before ME, in
the Court of Probate to be held at Lexington
G. H, S. C. on July II. 1928. next, after
publication thereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon. to show cause if any they have.
why the said Administration should no
be granted.
Given under my hand. this 27th day Of
June Ammo Domini, 1898
c. Z LEAPHART. J. P. L. c. lL.S.1
Pnb.isted on the ooh day OF June,
1898, III the Lexington Dispatch. 2s34
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MENotices aCiU be inserted
I'm the Local department dt
the unJoane price of 5 cents
per- line, to one and all. .A
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow,s Sooth
ing Syrup for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind cohc and
is the best remedy for diarrhea'
Twenty FIVE cents bottle.
It is the best of all.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-06-29


Governor ElierEe has made the
following appointment of officers for
the Second Regiment:
Colonel-Wilie Jones OF Columbia.
Lieut.. Colonel-Henry T. Thomp-
son OF Darlington.
Majors-Havelock Eaves of BAN
berg: julius J. Wagner OF Charleston.
Regimental Adjutant-L NJ. Has
elden of Marion.
Battalion Adjutants- Norman ".
Bull Of Orangeburg and ". NJ Culp
OF Union.
Surgeon-Dr. f J. Warnamaker
Of Orangeburg.
Assistant Surgeons-Dr. Lcwie A
Griffith of Lexington and DR.. J. E
Poore of Lancaster.
Chaplain-Rev p. A. Murray Of
Beaufort.
Hospital Stewards-J. ". Wise Of
Chester, J. W. Floyd, Jr., Of ker
shaw, T.. NJ. Osborne of Greenwood.
Sergeant Major-W. f. Fowler Of
Spa1tanburg.
Regimental Quartermastcr-W. L
! Sne]grove Of Anderson.
Qualtermastar Scrgeant-J. "
Trip CT Cherokee.
The Chief Musician is yet to be
appointed.
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MASONIC.

REGULAR COMMUNICATION
~A1of Lexington Lodge, No. l52
MA. F. NJ. will be held on
Saturday, I'd day of July 1898,
at 8 o'clock p. m. Every member Is
urged to attend.
By order of the ". NJ.
G.. NJ. HARMAN, Secretary.
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No cure-No Pay.

That is the way all druggists sell
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic for
Chills and Malaria. It is simply
Iron and Quinine in tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter nauseating tonics. Price, 5Oc
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Eis:oscs CT &c Blood nl:i Nerves.

~. o.c ne., suffer with neuralgia. This
li-ca<.. is quickly and permanently cured
* E-cwrs' Lon Bitters. Every ;1is"a:e "i
- b,,ri. nn"rc: -! s'nn"..h. chronic
80, rrh"rw;~r, srccH:ahs I" RroIDs' Iron
Br."re. Known and us"d .or nearly a
,,uart-r oI a century, it stands to-day fore
most ;.noIy Gar most valued ~reineales.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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County Alliance Meeting.

Lexington County Alliance will
meet at Lexington c. H., on Friday,
July 8. Officers for the year will be
elected. A full delegation is re-
quested. u. +. Ehrd, ffeS.
Jas. B. Addy, Secty.
June %, 1898.