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AnnunCiation Church to-wuTpw 'u COM
n,pmuratc tn" ,iHOulHailuh u. n. john BAD
ti.t de- IL Sale, the founder Ot lIr Brothers of
The christian schools The Re-, William l.
penny Will olicHtc ~ deacon, tnI Inn Rev
William Quinn NJ sIb-doucuu The Rev NJ
A Considine will pronounce the pancsyrc.
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3uS,ness Qotlres.

nr.. Wnsiow', Soothing Syrup for children
tcclhiug, SUtrES tn gums, rcduCys fammation
HIla}S PAIN gu rs Wind cole. dafTnra- 25c bottle.
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Millions of Women Use Cuticura Soap

CurcRA OINTMENT ft Hautn the skin
hq
W. Of
all OF
combine,
toilet and baby
IN the
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9lcW pdb itaiions.

ROAD MATS scarce books. posters, old English
book, souvenir postal card, PRATT hl eih ay.
WANTED Books English N italian, on ROME.
Ancient and Modem on everything Describe, with
cost. q j. II\IhTNIuN' bughamiOn n. Y.
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WILD WITH eczema
And Other Itching Burning
SCaIy Eruptions with
Loss of Hair
Speedy Cure Treatment S|.@

parts with Hot Water and Cucura Soap 25c to
scales and soften the thckened
hard rubbing and apply Cuticua Ointment
sOc) freely hing irritation and Inflammation and soothe
take Cucura Resolvent Oc to cool and
cleanse the blood single Get price S2S is often sufficient to
dsgurn and humang skin, scalp and
blood humors, with OF hair when all else fails.
This and wholesome treatment affords instant relief
OF other itching
burning the skim scalp, and blood and
speedy permanent and economical when other remedies
fail
The agonzng itching burning OF the skim the
loss OF hair the
scald head the facial Disagreement in pmp and
the awful suffering Of infants and the anxiety
parents milk tetter and salt rheuma demand
successfully with them.
That Cutcura remedies such stands beyond all doubt
No made regarding flied by the
The
made them
cures and humor remedies of the civilized world
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NiRINE INTTILIGINCH.

MINIATURE ALA'ANAC-THlS DAY
Sun rises. .... 7Os sun sets. Hll Moon rises iao
HIGH wArFR--1lUS DAN.
Sandy Hook 344 Gov I'd. llG Hell g. ate Coo
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4 feature OF the play was tho first appear
nnce in public of the Nassar College Orches-
ira. under the leadership of Prof Cow. in
structor in the music department The or
cheStra was composed Of members Of tho
pieces The selections were loudly encorpd
To keep up the Eii2abcthan illusion there
was no chlngc of scenery, and the different
places represented IN the play were announced
on posters hung az the SIDES of the stage by
two small pages dressed In fancy white and
gilt costumes There werc no waits between
the acts and whore change Of costume was
necessary the orchestra PLAYED appropriate
selections The star was Miss lucic Cole
Of Fast Orange. y j who has already made
quite a reputation a. an actress on the NH-sHr
stage The play was voted q success and
more Of Shakespeare plays will be given
at the college in the near future
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JUSTICE JEROME ENPIATNS.
Learned Of ErIbcs TO Anti-Nice Agents From
Gamblcrs' HoOks-Refuses Cops Name.

Most Of the time Of Justice jerome yes
terday was taken up in explaining the pub
lishcd statements attributed 90 him, which
have stirred up III" anti-vicc ~orictics as
we'll as the police Waiting for the Justice
Wien he arrived from Inkcyill". Conn, was
messenger with letter from pohu" Com-
missioner Murphy IN which the ,owml.-
siouer said
IN an alleged interview the following Statcmrui
Is credited to you.
"Only the other day a roundSman applied Tor pro.
motion. His record. his physical examination his
time Of service cvrNtlnG indicated h, rgLt to pIo.
motion at once bat he couldn't set H. Why Ho-
cause he hadn't got the 'Stur' to pat up. lie cane
to and told me the facts
There is no eligible list In this department, either
for roundsmen. scrgcant, or captains. This state
mcnt does not say what the rourdSman applied for
promotion to, but Il was presumably ~ sergeant.
As no application has been made by any of the uni
formed force who are applying for promotion cS
cept the applications 10 give them rcra,ng On thor
records would he obliged If you would give me such
facts as may be In your possession relating to this
case.
Justice jerome repl eito III (:
did not say that only the other day a roundsmsn
applied for promotion. ! said that a few days nep
a TOunGSniau had Informed me tHI' hc had applied
for promotion and that although H.N cNam,uat "a
and record were such as 10 lSl'N his Wor1i on.
he did not secure II because he was unable 20 pay
for Il. As | reculled his statement inr Application
was made PI,oT, to BoaI aaR2sn'mrn, as comm S
ptntycly short time As the Information was
conveyed TO me as an individual ana not "0'raNN.
nas Of warm personal friendship. do not '" tnt
! would bo JUSTIFIED IN giving you his nan" ur beng
more specific In regard to his statement 10 mc. !,
! did not decline 10 take any Official acton upon %.
formation communicated Ia ne o.. an III' Hha.. ana
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Arrived MoNp,Y. May lc

Arrived MoNpN NY. May -
T. s cruser Buffalo. HutcrlnS. Manila, ApIl 4
SIS MnnchpolIS IAylluu. iuuGou. MAJ D.
SIS Ethiopia, LuuSlAuC, Glasgow, May ..
SIS Bowie, Jones' New York, May 3
Sc DuchcsSa ai Geneva, ~caahn1, naples,
April 2s.
SIS Antia, M0ntcll. Nassau May
SIS Ndun, Christensen. Santiago. May :
SIS Altai. Morris. Sayanll. Apul au
SIS NarAval, PuTdle, Trinidad, Mas =
Ss Olnds, Hansen. Caihariru, ApIi ~
SIS Bplvpnon. Hansen, Port tu Prince, May !.
SIS lthAks, Rcrdcn, lampico. MAY
SIS Caracas NOOdrick, PoTo lhhDln, Na' ,.
SIS Br4tShrrr Hansen. Perm ads, May in.
S. Californian. Morrison. FHIlt'Ilut, Nav y.
SIS Alronvuln, Plat. Jack sony .llr. May D.
SIS ComuS. Lcmbe. New ORLEANS, My 5.
SIS Colorado. Avery. BTunsE.CN, Na, d.
SIS Flucfelds. Charles, Edt'Wu'c, May
SIS Kansas CHS, Lewis y \'nc'uL tHIe Nrffe,
May l.
bark Mypsn Smith Antigua. Arrl %
Bark Sew York, tlNcrn. uyrnn Fen u
Big Jennie IIuflhcrt, Fletcher, IHr.nu, Apr' -.
Yacht Suliana, Irvine, M1fNrlllrS, Aplu o..
ARRIVED orr
SIS Minnchaha from ,cw Nork, ~ london
SIS Mcn0mincc from New York, at luyt1n
SIS PotSdam. f-1m Sew NutN, f.r Rotterdam, OF
Lizard
SAILED FROM TOR"EV PORTS
SIS Barbarossa, from Southampton, ~ New Work.
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The success Of the Harvard Club in making
a profit out Of it, cheap dinner justincs the
belief or many persons that meal Of three
substantial and well-cookcd courses would
meet with favor outside tho narrow circle of u
club n would not bc possible Of course. tn
oNrr this dinner NJ the clubs economical
AZ twice that price. 10 the statement that
such menu would h" moro profitable than
the customary table d'h6tr the restaurant
Sonper- always respond that the price Of
a,h meal would be too high to Iut IL within
popular reach n t. possible 10 huf many
ingredients of the ordinary dinner Tor what
one large slice OF the best beef or mutton
would cost.
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The opening Of the now Yale club again
draws attention 10 th" rapid evolution Of "A
geographical ciublaui m Nj, city, which
centres on fifth avenue q few blocks above
Forrv-srroud street and has mad" very
valuable property on some Of the side
streets, which dozen years ago hardly pro
duced income enough to pay the take. The
credit of lorr-""iug this evolution has been
attributed to "a" Mlo Ch4rh, G. Brlmau,
who prophr-el nearly ton years ago that
the clubs Iu tins town would gradually move
up'o.u and form club oru'Ir above Forty
-rcuud -irrrr Ih" Lotto, club WAS ono "
tho pIonrrr- IN tins movement and 10 reaprd
thc benefit pf lOr"slghtcdu"~- by securing
H., present property at q price which to-day
seem. ah-Vrlly low tn" century clubs
upfuN II npStII,u' NU. ipiUWrl 20, the i.iv-
duet, the Academy of Medicine, ,hr Harvard
Cmb, the ~ Nicholas the Union Club ana
Tho New York Yacht club DulWoulcp'- and
Shcrry'~ followed the uptown CLUB move
nrnt and - dld the University tmp These
Chpngr- hly" come about within the past
ten YEAR and M" lIrg" amounts of money
TINT have been invested u these now club
York; club cculr" vH~ nNrd for mpuy ycgrt
20 com" Ih" Hdylntlg" ot hINiug the inn
pOriuHi clubs lu iul- clay GROUPED in one
ncighburhpud Is great To the man who Is
member of several clubs
The reporters on the noor of the Stock
Exchange who record the sales and prices
have had week Of work so hard that It
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seivins
fnnnent.
review
fion Of
euty on
J. $500
Punding
objected
| Robert
ted the
him as
| court.
OF the
yrted In
ent. ad
!. al va
er cent.
ober Of
)gths at
4Appeals
General
Nv asks
decision
J terms
3t para
4l those
me gen.
hries Of
lived in
e Tariff
ID bring
pf such
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The reporters on the noor of the Stock
Exchange who record the sales and prices
have had week Of work so hard that II
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NorcttI'- old Italian restaurant, which has
inst been sold out declined with the taste
for U4lun opera. So long rs the establish
mpnt was IN Fourteenth street. opposite tho
Academy of Music, lt~ proprietor know only
prosperity He had hl, place on the second
aoor of % building q few doors west Of Third
avenue and here his customers were the most
famous of the artist, that sang at the
Academy Su-lul, Brcnoii, Nannetti. Cam
u,uInI, the StIukos. hes and all the oppratic
rr!rhr,tI"- of the italian hryday were his
hen the opera moved northward Stephen
NurrltI kept IN It's wake but stopped az far
| dnVnioWu ~ Iwputy-ilr~t street Here the
old restaurant never renewed the success Of
former wears The splghctti and the kidneys
vr.r lust a., good and always remained tho
uncomfortable speciality Of tho house Tho
igblr dn6t" wa- just rs titanic and yarIc-
gated But the best oi the plnCe's patrons
pf tho former generation were gone and the
rro-ruf agr WAS Indifferent 10 what the pro-
nriator could olTer Even his own country
mon went 10 another italian restaurant
Mnrrtu lived tO 80" some Of his rivals dis
orrr4r Will" he still struggled along Now
OILERS are having their day. and only tho
rhr1p prices half of what Moretti used 10
a H. kCpp any of them in favor to-day Yet
nj long ago the ltaians had n practical
monopoly Of the business IN this city
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Len.
D Trying

Tryfn8
was re-
Boettin
J former
bd killed
kh other
AZ
Navajo
)n effort
Headers
ored to
Bvailins.
] TO pre-
A body
rvation
Received
Hs. both
Dis hut.
ay was
wounds
j The
will ba
u to the
between
bjoes in
] deputy
lied and
bubble at
e depu-
raRnuaF
spread
oes was
Stack on
taf and
ID many
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boiler Of
kday TO
bald for
n Peck
to Nov.
J paid Il
t'FNNdA
Rgard TO
ernnent
rs
tCiinarily
ses, and
you are
kh fees.
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paid by
prtnrt in
that has
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Co,lrQr} and schooIs.

Tor Boy, y Young Men n-City * Country
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
NEWBERRY COLLEGE.
Reunion OF Alumni, Faculty and
Friends at Little Mountain.

Little Mountain, July 22.-Ibe
reunion of Newberry college at Little
Mountain will be held Friday, Aug
9th. For several years these annual
meetings have been we'll attended and
have been beneficial to tho instltu-
ton ag we'll as q source Of much
pleasure TO its friends. It is hoped
that the daSa selected will suit the
convenience oi all. and that many
will show their iaterest in the college
and Christian edueation by their
presence. The people OF Little
Mountain arc always glad to have
ttese meetings in their midst, and
spsre no pains in making them a
euceess.
The opening address will be made
by Mr.. C. D. Eptiug Of the class Of
1901. Addresses on educational top
ics will be made by Prof. W. K.
Sigh Of the college, Prof. J. B o.
Neal Holloway OF Orangeburg, Col.
J. B. Wingard Of Lexington, j. b.
Hunter, Esq, OF Aewbcrry, Rev. A.
r. Beck, OF Righs&ell and Col. +. d.
AuI!, Of Columbia.
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Attention Veterans.
Head Quarters, Camp S,eadman,

Head Quarters, Camp Steadman,
No. 668, U. C. VS.,
Lexington, S. G, July l3, 1901.
The eevepth annual meeting of
Camp S;cadnlap, No. 66S, U. G. VS.,
will be held at Lexington, S. c., on
Tuesday, August the l3;b, 1901, at
10 o'clock 6. N. This will be o meet
ing of importance and it is earnestly
desired that each and every member
be present in attendance at the
same. New fficers will be elected
for the Coming year, and as the well
fare of the camp depends upon the
actions OF its oficera, members should
come to the meeting prepared to vote
for good gnl active men.
We hope to have several speeches
on the occasion and thereby make
the meeting not only interesting but
beneficial to those who attend.
A cordial Invitation is hereby ex-
tended the general public to be
present. By order of
J Fl Counts. Commander.
H. A, Spann, Adjutant.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07

South Carolina could thus secure i'm
munity from Federal taxation, other
States could do the same, with seri-
ous results to the Federal excise sys-
tenn"
Governor McSweeney, of South
Carolina, has not only demanded
from the internal revenue bureau
return of all taxes collected from the
State dispensary traffic since 1898.
but has sued for the same purpose in
the United States court of claiias.
Both proceedings were taken under
the supreme count decision that The
South Carolina disp'nsary law was
a constitutional ex-rcisn OF the police
power of the State.
The court of claims having ed
iourned for the summer, the case will
have to await there, but meanwhile
the administration. through tho com
missioner of internal revenue, will
decide against South Carolina.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07

rope are terribly short, and ours VIII
be tie largest ever known. II Is
fortunate for the Europeans as We'll
as for ourselves that the American
crop will be so enormous. Had II
suffered as has the wheat Of Europe.
there would have been famine IL
many districts, snd the price Of bread
would have gone so high that millions
of human beings must have suffered
The crop in France, it is said, will
be from eighty to ninety millions OF
bushels short. Ia Germany the yield
has been still further cut eff.
In both countries the rye crop.
which is largely depended upon by
the peasantry. has suffered no less
than wheat. Reports from Russia,
Roumania and Australia are cortlict-
ing a9 to the extent of the shortage,
but it is probably very great. On
the contrary thero never was such
yield OF wheat in any part OF Tie
world rs our own land has been
blessed with this year
Il is estimated that our combined
Vinier and spring crops will aggre
gate 700,000,000 bushels.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Echoes from the Pen by Billy Felix.
To the Editor Of TIE Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatcb:
The copiops rains have come
again; vegetation revived; croDs re-
freshed and the farmers now smile.
Protracted meetings and spring
chicken eating seem to be the order
of the day.
Rev. T. L. Smith, Of Chester, has
been aiding in series of meeting s
at Antioch. Tim is fire fellow, a
lecent 4. B., OF Furman and antit j.
peted attending the 8eminery at
Louisville in October.
It was the writer's pleasure 10
attend the Sunday School Ccnve?! !
tion recently held in the King 5
Grove church, where s. good time ID
general was had. Il was my e.
quisite pleasure to spend a night in
the hcme OF The Nlng, Mr.. T.. D.,
who has the kingdom il perfect sub
Jection and sways the zcepter with
grace and ease with AIr- Burdette
Krklin occupying the first place in
the kingdom with Shelly Lewis as
cupbearer. The chief butler and
baker have not yet be,,n appointed.
We found Mr.. Thos. ~, Graft pleas
ant, bright and cheerful in his usual
good wit and hunor, erjoying the
BEST of health, surro, mded by plenty
Cupid, has not been idle during long
sweltering summer days; but as q
result of his untirrpg work an arrow
so effected the he; rt Of Mr.. ". H.
Smith that he had it extracted by
Rev. G. L. Tier when he united
him in the holly bonds of the mar
riage sanctity to Miss Dora Good
win May life's pathway be one Of
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Campaign Bates

The following dates have been APP
pointed for the Congressional cam
paisn for the Seventh District, 10
nominate candidate to succeed the
late DR.. Stokes:
Sumter Court House, August 6.
Bishopyillo, August I.
Esstover, August s.
BrookIand, night, August 10.
Hi't}n, August l3.
Lexington, August IA.
Leesville, August Is.
Orengcburg Court House, Aug ~
Orangehurg County Committee to
assign meanings for August u, u
and 23
St. George, August 26
Holly Hill. August q.
Summervi!le, Auguet 2S-
Mcnck's Corner, August 20.
Wa!terborc, September 3.
Colleton, Committee TO fix a county
meeting, September I.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Sweetheart Was His Sister

Upon the day set for their wed
ding Arnold Livingston, Of Auburn,
Neb., and Lena Jefferson, Of Wads-
worth, New, discovered that they
were brother and sister. They had
separated in New York when they
were children. Three years ago Liv-
ingston put an advertisement in a
matrimonial paper ;or wife. Among
the responses was a letter from Lena
Jsfferson. Then the wedding was
arranged.
Twenty-three years ago in New
York city Arnold Sheffield died, leav-
ing young wife, a son six years old
aud a daughter scarcely able TO tod
die. The New York Orphans Zone
Society found homes for the children
aiter the mother had died from the
effects Of surgical operation. Ar
mold, the boy, was adopted by fam
lily in Pennsylvania, named Living
ston: Lena, the girl, was adopted by
an Ohio family named Jefferson. The
Livingston family moved to Nebraska,
and the Jeffersons went TO Nevada.
Young Livingston tried for years
to find his lost sister. He did not
know he had asked her to marry him.
The wedding was to have taken place
at Denver recently. The couple ar
rived and sll arrangements were CON-
pleted. The young woman brought
with her some papers which proved
her identity and revealed the fact
that she and livingston were sister
and brother. It was a great shock.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Must Pay Revenue Taxes.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Record telegrarAs
his paper as follows:
The commissioner of internal rev.
enue is expected to decide that the
State Of South Carolina is wrong IN
its contention against the right OF
the Federal government to tax South
Carolina liquor dispensaries.
Commissioner Yerkes will hold, it
is understood, after several confer
ences with Attorney General knox,
that South Carolina has no power
under the constitution to exempt the
dispensaries from the operation OF
the Federal internal revenue law. II
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
a Minister'S Coed Work.

II had 8 severe attack OF bilious
collie, got bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera ard Diarrhoea hem
edy, took two doses and was entirely
cured" says Rev. A. A. Power Oh
Emporis, Kan. "My neishoer
across the street was sick for over a
week had two or three bottles OF
{ aadicine from the doctor. He used
them sor three or four days without
relief, thep ,calledin another doctor
/ ;aho treated hip for some days ana
| cave him no relief, so discharged
Fxept Q7sr to see him % she
him. S;sg. He said hi! his |poTas
next mo. 7saaje thrx, that they / :hssa y
were in tel. long thst.it was
been running of sa:,2d him #
almost bloodv aox. '>'as Collie,
he had tried cbamber,. > aaf
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed, :
be said, NO I went home an.
brought him my bottle and gave him
one dose; told him to take another
dose in fifteen or twenty minutes if
be did not find relief, but hu took no
more and was entirely cured" For
sale by E Kaufman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Thousands Sent Into Exile.

Every year large number Of PC 0r
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this ia costly
AID not always sure. Don't be an
exile when DR.. Kings New D;scov
cry for Consumption will cure ycu at
home It's The most intaIlible medi-
cine for Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat ard Lung diseases on earth
The first dose brings relief. Astound-
ing cures result from persistent use.
Trial bottles free ct J. E. kauf-
mamma. Price 80: and 500. Every
bottle guaranteed.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
BRAINS WILL TELL.
A Novel Plan for Getting a wife and
Money TO Support Her.

aa,; o . ooo t;a?.o.s ~ 1,,u.,rs .-
hnshoSd nh;ob bo soIs ST 2- l.r.
o,,a ;t;o eo;a +bor aro o,~;oo like H-.
w. :. ho-, ba .~,,r..-.- ...
n ~. o. ooa
m1T ,.;u. .--...
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ill.,. .......
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Hints tor Housewives.

4 little lamon jniee cooked with
boiled ,ice. it is said. will keep the
grains separate and distinct.
Because gelatip, onions and milk
are notable scavengers of the air they
should never be left uncovered.
It is said that sack of the best
salt left standing in the kitchen will
absorb not only the smell OF frying
fish, but other unpleasant ordors.
In making q custard pie remember
that the baking is an important item.
Experience may teach one just the
point at which to interrupt the cook
ing. The best way is to watch the
pie and remove it from the oven the
moment the custard reaches the boil
ing point. A custard pie is spoiled it
allowed to boil in tbe oven.
A sandwich fork, which is worth
buying for the fun there is in playing
with it. is large and three-tined. 1T
has standard on the under side.
and on the upper side bit Of simple
machinery. This machinery ends
near the hardle Of the fork with two
small handles, which are pressed to-
gether with the fingers, like pair OF
scissors. This pressure slides the
sandwich eff on to the plate upon
which it is to be served.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07

A Missouri girl was thurderstruck
when she learned cf her beau's mar
sage to another girl, but recovered
shortly after and eloped with a light
a.ag-rod peddler.
in ola bachelor says the average
woman nZsgeera!cs except when
shc,7 talking a5oai her own sge.
The aesa .-.u1 ty Io in hurry is
nothing.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Food Changed to Poison.

Putrefying food in the intestines
produces effects like those Of arsenic,
but DR.. Kings New Life Pills expel
the poisons from closged bowels,
gently, easily but surely, curing Con
stipation, Biliousness, Sick Heed
ache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and
Bowel troubles. Ooly 25c at j. e.
Kaufmann's.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
Advice from Negro Ministers.

Negro ministers at Birmingham,
Ala. have issued circulars advising
members of their race against going
north and east to take the places CT
striking workmep.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07

Desiccated cocosnut for pies, tarts
and cake s, for sale at the Bazaar.
A man wants everything he can
get and woman wants everything
she can't get.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
GaHshcd from the State.

... ".-ug lis term aa Governor
4. anneal to him for "
.- -"sbard Ibe Wo-
.asoan1 was good
but when be drank
..a to stop, apd
. all control. Il
these dlupks
wife end was
#.a.. The
.. aa sbe
e.. prose-
1tod
HAT
.as
...
@@ w-... .
be had often ......
drink. Che Ggvau.r -.-.....
that5f the prisoner ever again ...
drunk be was to be ro-u~uea 10 taa
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-07
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements will be Inserted at inc
rsse Of Is cents per square Of one ca
space fos arst insertion, and 81 Genus Paf
inch for Zach subsequent i.sc.tioa.
liberal contracts made with those WlSn-
;no to advertise for three, six and twiSe
Notices in the local coIumn s cents per
line each insertion.
Obituaries charged for a. he rate o. one
cent word, when they exceed iVo ~oto''
Marriage notices inserted free
Address
q NJ HARMAN, Editor snd Publisher.