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i ASKS tnat wo Cinnamon Be Turned
Shanghai February 23-The io+o.. .,.
t TI tn G, chinese court expresses the desire
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Native newspapers assert that RI 5r,c
9ro mas tel graphed that the negotiations
i L,n az a deadlock and that he has memoir
to arriyo Cne throne admitting his Inability
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, February % weather at
Oakland cloudy; track sloppy
Sin furlongs, selling rrstrian. Elkarn,
Bllly LYONS. limo 11s%.
Futnrity course, selling St Rica, Foul
Play, La Mascotta. Time 1l4iA.
HALF mile, purse Or, Scharn, Zirl. Lon
Mclga, Tine anh
Nile pnnfree, Moringa. Phil Archibald.
Time l6h.
Mile and o fnrlong Palace Hotel stakes
with F0yontpsl. rlrle i5Tis
SIX furlongS Heralta handicap Pres.
tidieitatof Good Hope, Frank Bell Time
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coNeER COMING HOME.

He Win Leave Affairs in Mr.. Rockhips
Charge.
Washington, February "a Minister Con
Eer viii leave Pekin Immediately for this
country on sixty days leave OF absence
cemnisstsneS Rockhili viii have fpil power
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e %gInans were hard pressed, fought rear
sicse b" u.ioh ana ana eventually drove the Chi
tiiIed o n,,s inc Germans had one man
t haeu and ana seven wounded. II is estImate sd
WonndcG chinese lost 200 in killed and
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MINERS RESCUED.
'hey Were. Entombed for Sixty-three
Hours UNDERGROUND.

tuscaloosa Ala, February 23.-Aftcr
slNty'three hours underground, for the
ereater part OF the time under water, ten
,um mines by sudden thrush of water
Were rescued this morning When thew
reached the light they were nearly blind
ana In an exhausted condition
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IMPERIAL Troops Attacked Germans
zen Isin- February 23.-Several bund-o,
InptHAl troops attacked fiftv Got,u1nnI
west of Pao Ting Flu February ii ''' Ths
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The congre ssionsl campaign was
opened here today. The court house
was crowded, but not uncomfortably
so.
At the request of the county chair
man, Hon. C NJ E6rd presided and
in pretty little speech stated the
object of the campaign. He then
introduced Mr.. E. D Smith, who in
pleasant and humorous manner
discussed National issues.
He was followed by Mr.. A Frank
Lever, who earnestly warned the
people of the dangers threatening
their liberties by the policies Of the
Republican party.
As We go to press Mr.. Brantley
is speaking and will be followed by
the. other two candidates-Judge
Buchanan and Maj Howell.
The campaigners will enlighten
the people on national issues at Lees
vile tomorrow and from thence they
will go to Orangeburg.
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bia, like Martha of old, is much
troubled about many things. Nc
Laurin's control of Federal patronage,
his betrayal of Democracy; Boss
Tillmau's cont, oil over the Democratic
party and Executive Committee; the
future of ". J. Bryar; the accept
ance by America Of Caba and the
Philippines. All seem to very much
agitate and annoy the distinguished
son of Cuba, and at times causes him to
betray his Spanish proclivities and
inclinations, aud he raves about the
poor i'll fated Anglo Saxou's using his
ruling and dominant passion to con-
troll Europeans and Asiatics as well
as Africans.
The occupation by American ideas
and civilization of the State cffice,
Columbia, So. Ca, for awhile would
also increase it's power of self gov
ernment and self control and would
brighten it's future for usefulness by
putting further Limitation to Span
ish usurpation. Spectator.
August 95h, 1901.
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There seems to be disposition on
the part of some to censure Mr.
Lever for resigning his seat in the
State Legislature. Mr.. Lever has
done exactly the proper thing and
his motives for doing 80 are patriotic.
He was called by his fellow citizens
to become the champion OF Lexlng-
ton in the congressional race and
having responded to that call he
resigned his seat in the lower house
to obviate the necessity of another
primary election. II should be born
in mind that be did lot enter the
congressional race on bis own volition
but in response to the demand OF his
fellow citizens, who recognized his
ability and fitness to uphold the
cause of Lexington, and for this
reason every patriotic son Of Ls1ing-
ton should 60 to the polls on the 10
Of September and cast his vote fer
Lever for Congress.
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The Summer School.

The attt ndauce of teachers at the
Summer School is very gratifying IN
numbers, showing that the teachers
of our county are alive to their own
best interest, and to the welfare Of
the children. The number enrolled
row and in regular attendance is SO.
This is considerably above the aver
age of the county schools of the State
now in session. The teacher pupils
manifest a commendable interest in
the work set for them to do.
TIE following names are of those
in attendance: Mr.. F. B. Able, Miss
NJ C Able, Miss E. E. Addy, Miss
Mystic Bookman, Mr. Willie Caugh-
man, Miss Belle Caughman, Miss
Eva Derrick, Miss Erin George, Miss
Ella Gregory, Miss r G. Gunter,
Miss Iceoline Harman, Miss Mary
Henry, Miss Nina Henry, MIR. Jas Il.
Hope, Mr.. j. T. Kaiser, Miss Blanche
Kyzer, Miss Leila Lindler, Prof. S.
S. Lindler, Miss TAns Meetze, Miss
Meredith Muller, Mr.. J. W. Redmond,
Miss Ida Reeder, Miss Inez Riddle,
Mr.. Fl. '. Rish, Mr.. ". A. Risb,
Prof. O. D. Seay, Miss Lizzie Seay,
Miss Annette Roberts, Mrs. Alice
Sawyer, Prof. W. D. Schoenberg,
Miss Clara Smith, Miss Lilias Smith
Miss Lula Shealy, Miss Minnie
Shealy, Prof. r E. Shealy, Miss
Della Wright, Miss Leila Wright,
Miss Mary Wingard.
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Swansea OoinQS.
Advocate

To the Editor cf the Dispatch:
The warm weather continues and
cotton is rapidly improving but the
doom of corn is settled.
Ethel, daughter of DR.. W. T.
Brooker, has been Frustrated for sew
eral weeks with continued fever, but
is now improving and conditions are
reported as nearly normal.
On Thursday evening Preston, a
little se7en-year. old son of Jasper
Redmond, was caught by the iron
shafting and the shaft made several
revolutions with him before it could
be stopped, breaking his right arm
and bruising his body and legs very
badly. Drs. W. T. Broker, J R
Langford and A. c. Langford were
quickly summond to the relief and
did all that the medical skill could
offer or suggest for the little sufferer
but the injuries were too severe and
the cheerful boy was denied the priv
ilege of beholding ever again the
dawn OF another day aud before day
light kind hands had closed for all
time those bright little eyes, aud
death had sileneed the prattle of its
little tongue with the fellow play
mates and the angel reapers had one
more jewel for the crown of the Sa-
viour that loved the little ones.
Rev. F. H. PostoD, the pastor Of
the Baptist church, was at Bethel
church in Saluda county and the
Methodist minister, Brother Tyler
and Rev. Palmer Hudson, preached
the funeral and his body was laid
quietly in the cold grave OF the
Swansea cemetery to rest and await
the summons to again awake and
open those closed eyes on a more
beautiful world, and the little silent
tongue join in the gaubols Of hap,
pier children than ever known before
On Saturday the citizens are to
meet to decide on eDlargiDg the
school house to accommodate the
large number of pupils that are too
crowded when a full attendance OF
the school is on the roll.
Miss Mollie Brown, of Gaffney,
and Miss Joe Langford, of Pacolet,
paid visit to relatives and friends
here for several days and have re-
turned home.
MIR. Samuel Hare and Mrs. Hare
from Saluda county, are visiting rela-
ti7es in Swansea.
G. B. Bowling is constructing q
new house and location for the saw
mill, grist mill, gin and rice huller of
". B. Rast.
Dowling & Rast have purchased
an engine commensurate to do their
entire work and will run this branch
in copartnership, separate from Mr..
Rast's other woodworking machinery.
The Editor of the State in Colum.
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Bites

OF insects, reptiles, dogs and cats
also the stings of bees and wasps
should be instantly treated with
Pain-Killer, the quickest and surest
remedy for pains, aches and soreness
of any kind. In use for sixty years,
and sold everywhere. Avoid substi
tutes, there is but one Pain-Killer,
Perry Davis. Price 25c and SOC.
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Midway News.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Crops are very sorry in this section
but have been very much refreshed
by a few welcome showers quite
lately.
Miss Gertrude Wingard is visiting
the home of Mr.. Jacob Wingard.
The new church, Pilgrim, will
soon have its finishing touches put
on, and won't it be a glorious time
to stop talking about the much
needed church.
Who is the fellow that missed his
dinner and had to hunt the peach
trees? Come again.
Much success to the Dispatch.
The Cousins.
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Hon. D Frank E6rd, Presiduut OF
the State Alliance, has returned from
Lancaster, where he attended rous-
ing Alliance meeting. Mr.. Eird is
welded to the principles of the
Alliance and is bending every energy
to infuse new life into this organiza-
ton.
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CJlle.

WE WILL FURNISH THE CUE AT
w Leesville on Campaign Day, August
Is. The refreshments will be the best that
can be had and all the speakers will be
preseut Come and hear them, it will do
YOU good. The Palmetto Brass Band will
be there to give some sweet music. Come
and hear the boys, You will never regret it.
Ladies, we give you special invitation and
we will see 10 it that your presence is re-
spected, SO come one and ell. This will be
the Star Cue OF the season Don't miss it.
HALLMAN 4 BROTHER.
Aucust 5. 1901, 2WiO.
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons interested that will apply to
the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge of Pro-
bate. in and for the county of Lexington,
State of South Carolina, on the l4th day of
Sept, 1901, at II o'clock in the forenoon,
for final discharge as Executrix Of the
Estate of David Keisler, deceased.
ELIZA KEISLER, Executrix.
August IA, 1901. 4w43.
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons interested that will apply to
the Hon. Geo. S. Drafts, Judge of Probate
in and for the County of Lexington, State
of South Carolina, on the 14th day of Sep
tember, 1901, at 10 o'clock NJ, for final
discharge as Administrative of the Es-
tate OF John K. Hart. deceased.
ALICE MANVILLE. Admrx.
Angus! II, 1901. 4w53.
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Mr.. E. 81. Aull, of the Newberry
Herald and News will shortly begin
the publication OF Progress-a daily
paper.
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the date fixed by the State Commit
tee for the Congressional primary to
nominate a candidate to succeed the
late Dr.. Stokes.
A committee consisting of H. n.
Kamirer, S. D B Lever, G.. W.
Pound, John A. Shealy and E. j.
Roof to arrange the places and dates
for the campaign meetings, was ap-
pointed.
1t was moved and carried that
Ossa precinct be changed to Ed
munds, and that primary precinct
De established at Pelion.
The following dates and places for
the campaign meetings were fixed.
CASTOR, August II.
G. R Rish, August 20.
Summit, August 81
Chaplin, August %,
Irmo, August 24
Brookland, September T.
It was decided to assess the capdi-
dates for the Legislature S. each,
payable on or before midnight on
Friday, August 26, the day before
the campaign opens, and pledges be
filed at the same time.
The following persons are appoint
ed managers Of the primary elections
to nominate candidate for Congress
from the Seventh District to succeed
the late DR.. J. VIM. Stokes, and also
to nominate a candidate for the
House of Representative, to fill the
uuexpired term of Hon. A. Frank
Lever, resigned:
Leesville-M. Crouch, J G. Kinard,
J. D. Mitchell
Lswiedale-P. J. Mims, n L Rec,
Isaiah Taylor.
Brook-D. J. S. Derrick, D. I.
Hite, Vastire Taylor.
Ballentine-Samuel Lowman, r.
W. Hultiwanger, ". D. Monts.
Red Bank. F. Lown, j. A.
CAN'T, J. M. Justice.
Peliop-J. D. Haltiwanger, A. NJ.
Hutto, J. W. Schofeld.
Rishton J. F. Lyles, Il. E. JET
coat, Willie Shumpert.
Edmunds-James A. Kyzer, J. G.
NJ Sox, D E Sharpe.
Hilton-John Dreher, Benny Hill
Ter, Julius Eargle.
Irmo-A N. Dreher, H. A. Lorick,
E. F. Metz.
Spring Hill M. Eleaxer, P. E.
Eteazer, NJ. B. Eleazer.
Batesburg- j. c. Glover, J. P.
Jones, John Reynolds.
Mates School House,. S. Huff
map, A S. Nunamaker, Robert Hook.
Folk School House L. X. Eleazer,
j. D. Ellison, J. NJ. Metze.
Piney Woods-A. S. Frick, j. II
Frick, G P. Cannon.
Pine Ridge-James Hitler, Luther
Koon, Frank Lindler.
Samaria-A. J. Boatwright, Felix
Burgess. VIM Qaattlebaum.
Boylston Academy-C. b. Living
ston, Sidney Hook, P I. Rawl
Crout's Store-George Oxner, Geo.
Snelgrove, James D. Lsngford.
Hollow Cceek-G. F. Keisler, R
J. Price, Hamp. Long.
Swansea ea-Felder Huffman, Isaac
". Hutto, L. P. Smith.
Gaston-J. G. Fallaw, G. S. Good
win, ". n. Spires.
Laird's Mill-W. @ Jackson, T.
W. Craft, U. W. Jefcoat.
Sandy Run. G. Muller, D. G
Gates, T. r. Davis.
Brookland-J. D. Sem, J. G. Kirby,
J. L Berry.
Chapin-B. J. G. Lever, S. J.
Clark, James Summer.
Peak-W. NJ. Addy, J. H. Hope,
W. NJ. Wilson.
Shumpert-J. Fred Shealy, John
A. Griffith, 3. D. Clark.
Lexington-Charles 81. Drafts,
James fields, J. Frank Kleckley.
The first named will act as chair
man of their respective board of
managers and see to getting the bal
lots and box to the polling place.
Boxes will be sent by railroad on the
receipt of request to do SO, stating
also the nearest shipping point.
The ballots will be furnished by
the County Chairman.
H. A Spann,
County Chairman.
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Barbecue Notice.

r WILL FURNISH A FIRST CLASS
/ b.rbecue, with refreshments, at my
place on Tie Southern Railway, Il lie from
Lewiedale, formerly known as Keisler Sta
ton. on Saturday, September 7th. Candi
dates for Congress ard the Legislature Will
address the public on that day. Music vii!
be furnished by one of the best bands in the
State. Ever, body is invited to attend and
have good time.
IOOR HAYES.
August 5, 1902 5"43.
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DR.. F. C. GILMORE,

FORMERLY WITH THE AMERICAN
Il Dental Parlor, has located one door
south of that place, No. 1910 Main Street,
over Husemann's Gun Store, Columbia. S.
c., where he will be glad to see his former
as well as new patients.
Jan iary %, l901-i.
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II you wish to purchase a first
c'ass bicycle cheap, call at this Office.
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For Sale.

A GOOD SIZE FOUR-YEAR-O OLD
n Farm Mule. Will work anywhere.
For cash, or on time to good parties. Also
an ordinary mich cow that will calf in
about two weeks. Apply to
T. II SEAY, Abel, S. G.
July 81, 1901.
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Mr.. George Ball Zimmerman is
temporarily editor of the Batesburg
AdYo cate.
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Barbecue.

r WILL SERVE THE BEST BABBE-
i cue of the season, with refreshments,
at CASTOR. S. G. on Saturday. August II.
Candidates for Congress will be present to
discuss the issues OF the day, and cordial
invitation is extended to the people Of
the surrounding country as. we'll as those
of the county at large, to be present on this
occasion to hear these addresses.
C. S. GOODWIN.
July 81, 1901. 3w4O.
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Send us your Job Printing.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-19
~ Roland for an Oliver"

No editor should be allowed to at
tend press convention or go on
press excursion unless he promises
faithfully to give some account of it
when he returns home. 1t is on &C
count of the Sc write-ups that the us
ual courtesies are extended, and not to
say anything is not showing the proper
faith. A two or three liue squib will
not do, and is evidence of a desire to
get somethiGg for nothing. Let us as a
fraternity maintain our reputation for
giving full value for everything receiv
ed, and not be the recipient of a favor
which it is expected that we pay for in
printers ink. Besides, these accounts
are nearly always interesting to the
local readers Of IA paper, and when well
written repay the author many times
over for his trouble. Ldwrence County
Press.
We say amen to the above. We
noted that few indeed were the write
ups of the late Press Convention at
Pass Christian, and like Bro. Dale, we
believe the editors are in honor bound,
and through courtesy Loand, to re-
ciprocate favors shown them on these
occasions by accounts written in their
best and most attractive style Court
esy deman DIS courtesy in return.