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PRICES PROVED
VERY RELUCTANT
Market Makes Brave Resistance
to Rcactionary Tendency But
Can't Hold Out.
CLOSING BELOW THE BEST
sprigttly Upward Movement
Following Appearance OF Bank
Statement Not Sustained.
Bx Associated. Pre...l

n NEW. YORK, Nov. 19.-To-day's stock
market contested the rcactlonnry ten
dency which developed yesterday, but
prices showed reluctance to advance.
There was a sprigltly upward movement
after the appearance of the bank state
,ncpt, but II was not held and tho closing
was irregular aud generally below tho
best. During the first hour many promi-
nent stocks went below last nights level.
The bank statement seemed to reassure
sentiment 10 some extent. The decline In
cash was rather larger than Indicated by
tho weeks currency movement, but the
loan contraction reduced 1.-THE deposits
and the reserve requirement. SO as to
raise the surplus slightly. But some mis-
giving over tho money outlook was re-
10 sell The bank statement 5Tei1cctA/t1lS
weeks gold outgu 10 France only In part.
owing To the average system OF compu-
tation. To-day's shipments both TO Paris
and Cuba are not reflected at all and so
over to next weeks statement. The be-
speaking Of all the available gold bars
at the assay Office for export TO France
next week shows the unsatisflrd require
mcnt from that source and the $4,000
shipment arranged for next week to Cuba
IS also to be rcckoned with. 1t Is obvious
that the week has made large cncroach-
lnent on the available supply OF lpannblc
funds.
The closing tone was irregular: total
sales OF bonds. par value. s4.7so.olo.
The total sales stocks today amounted
to 1880 shares.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Nov. le--SP1RrTs
TuRPENTINE-- Firm ut Coo; receipts IL
casks Rosin--Firn at $3.50; receipts. % bar
rcs. Tar--F'rin at 80; receipts. 20 barrels.
Crude Turpenine--Fir1n at 81. 3oa3.so: receipts,
e. barrels.
2 SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 1a.-TURpEN'r1NTc-
Steady at toc.; receipts, 5G6 casks: sales. go
casks: shipments, 1872 casks. Rosin--Firm: re-
ceipts Q c54 barrels: sales, 15i0 barrels: ship
nments, ss5 barrels.
= CHARLESTON. s. C., Nov. 1a.-TURPEN.
TINE AND ROSLN--Nothing doing.
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the evening. 81 An unusual programme Is
promised The concert VIII undoubtedly
be largely attended. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Howard. Of West
Virginia, are visiting Mr.. w. d Card
well here.
Mr.. sackett Duell, who is now located yte
nj Lancaster, Pa, Is here as a visitor
until next Sunday night
Miss Carrie Nixon is filling the position
at tho telephone exchange during tho
vacation OF Miss julia Wetsiger.
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clearinghouse Averages.

fBy Associated Prass)
NEW YORK, NOV. 19,-Fhe statement
n this CITY for tho week shows:
Loans, si,1l271o,7oo: decrease, Ia. 31a Soo'
Deposits, $l,l5aS776oo; decrease. Sl6'le1.-
400. s,os ,no
Circulation sb21Ss,50o: decrease, sis s.ao
Legal tenders, $780, co; decrease s.oo'-
400. 80 "a 900
Reserve, 5000 go, 100; decrease, s3,3i6 10Y
Reserve required. $2s9,969 400; decrease
Y SIRIUS, SO 100; increase. $685. 100,
iISx-Cnited States Deposits, Slb4Si,Vo;
increase, $500 30.
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!. GRAND CONCERT.
Entertainment Under Auspices
of the Athletic Association.

T5VeC'HI 10 7 TIC FF73'', TT. t'6 III !,
ASHLAND. VA, Novembey IA grand
concert for the benefit OF 1.-THE Athletic
Association OF Randolph-Macon College.
under the auspices Of Mr.. and Mrs. Com
way Gordon, is announced for next Tues-
day night, November ed In the college
chapel Mr., John TT. Powell, OF Rich
mond, will take part.
Miss Frances Starr will render recita-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gordon,
Miss Grace Greenwood and Mr. Selden
Wake will form a al2nuartette for
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THE

yort,,ern PACIFIC aa....................... 7sh
Norfolk and Western con. 49,. l0l
Sar,nss;van,a cow 1o3ta
n6aIi5rn C;sneraI ...................... 162is
q ntis ond iron Mountain con 5s....... 1157s
e. nna md san Franc isc, fg, Is.......... soy
ST. louis Southwestern lst8......s........ s.Ss
tseaboard Air Line =.
Southern Pacific ~
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iae;s
Texas and Pacinc 1sts.t...t..,............. l2ifa
f,,1ndo IA md Western ~
Itnnn p sn ~ IA 1904
t go, iJacinc cn,v 4s.,................ 1l5 +
lug TniSn steel ID Syis
xCaSasb is,a observation-disclosures. 1iTst
ySai,ast i,si, Observation-Disclosures. 69A
,.i,af,,,,, n,,J IaLa Eric 4s.,..,.,.,..... So
', e.,,,,s ai ~; ri Observation-Disclosures. 30
S,,ss,,a t,nct cow INSTRUMENTATION. ssn
n and q. I;olateral trust 4s..,........ 1914
c.eni,,i at Georgia "a inc................ 81 (
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. 10. 1901.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. 10. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchAn.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
\ Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Maud, Clifford, James River, wood.
Mr.. Pointer.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line
Barge Perryyille, Morse, Wilmington. Dol,
wood.
Barge York, cordrey. James River. wood.
Barge Violet. Johnson, New. Berne. n. c..
Schooner Lucia Porter spra gue Bermuda
Hundred. lumber. TX
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. 70. 1904. II
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
y SAILED g25
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengeru and
general cargo. t{3
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. u. 1904. /
Arrived
4 Steamer Woodbridge, Galveston.
Schooner j. r. Bergen. Charleston. Is
Schooner s.. w. Lawrence. Fall River. 81
Barge Honngton, Fall River. *
SAILED. 4,,,3-E5 t5g N NJ Us 81 /.
Steamer Woodbridge. Hamburg.
IS Schooner 3. p. Pendleton, Porto Rico.
Schooner s.. w Hathaway, Boston.
Barge Kentucky. Providence.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKnra.

Spanish. 1904 crop, f,m md active at Ssc,
with a good demand. Receipts continue light
OF which there are many lots too damp for use.
virglnlas 19O. crop. steady with n good do.
fnand at 3i.13ssc. for fancy stock: machine,
2ibT3kc: shel,ur stock &c,
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my coops N,AnKEr

NEW YORK. Nov. 1e.--In dry goods buying
has shown a. certain amount OF Improvement
and considerable number Of favorable trans.
trade. The print cloth market continues strong
with fair hllslneas.
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call, nominal; no loans: time
loans steady: 60 days. 3 1-4Ii-a per cent. !:
30 days and six months, 33-4li4 Prime
mercantile paper. ! 14G3-4 per cent;
sterling exchange. firm. with actual busi-
ana at s,sllsas4Si,1o for 60 day bills.
Posted rates. s4sfls;s7 1-2 at Sass; com
mercial bills. s4Ss l-2a3-4; bar silver, IS Ii !;
Aexacan dollars. 1872 u
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coTToSsEED OIL MARKET

NE WYORK, Nov. 1e..-Cottonseed oil con-
trues in fair demand with prices steady;
prime crude. (. o. b. mills. 2oc: prime sum.
mer yellow. 27A Gl27hc.: off summer yellow,
nominal; prime white, so!k93lc.; primo winter
yellow, a0AI3lc.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. II. 1904.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE \ MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)

@ Richmond. Va, Nov 49, 1901.
-ket Monday: ana market dun and drassy
Best Steers, ~ Csc; medium to good 80 g4te;!:
cows. ..55sc. !; bulls, TX Csc.
e Fair run Of hogs which sold from 64Aa5llssr:;
shoats btsc.; rough hogs. 4A4oc.. as to quail
Good run OF sheep and lambs. Fat sheep. $50
quality fresh cows. $20I 1000. Veal calves,
Prospects fair for next market.
ceipts. 90 head MARKET steady. Good 10 prize
steers. $, 47al5.7o poor to medium. s3.50I5.7o;
helfers 81. as ca alsasv ss Ss' Bulls
SGT 2. 3 calyez SIS soG6 a s. Western steers $50
steady 70 Sc lower. Mixed. and butchers. - 50:
good TO choice. henvy. 81. % 3i.S5; rough, heavy,
ss5 K Sph ead M sals
steady. Good to choice wethers, A.75I5.oO;
iair e choice mixed ss.5ocpi.sO; native lambs.
NEW YORK. Nov. Il. MISUNDERSTANDING
% head Dressed beef steady at al9c per
head; feeling unchanged; City dressed veals
steady at atlsc. per pound. Sheep and Lambs
81 oW seT2 wers ycaed
and firm to a fraction higher Sheep sold at
!'2 pasands s1sg anf brssi
mutton rather slow at 5lsg6lsc. per pound;
dressed lambs at sa72!sc per pound; Hogs
Receipts, l,st3 head tee!ing nomlnally STEADY.
UNION sToCK YARDS. P1ITSBURG. PA.
Nov. l3.-CATTLE;--Supply light; market
steady. y Choice, $e.5oel5; 70: prime. Sings g:
slow. Prime heavy. s4.soG4,s6; medium 81 so;
heavy workers. S4.7014.75 light do. 81 G06b4 Go !;
pigs, S+hel4.5o; oughs, sia4,4o, shcep-Sup-s
ply light; market slow. Prime wethers, $4,000
$50; common sheep 81 90: sprlng lambs. $lGD
600; veal calves. S7G7.o5. IA
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. o.-HOGs-Marlsct
1Oc. lower Butchers md shippers si70GG4.7b;S
common, $35OlI50. Cattle-steady and slow.
Fair to good shippers. $410I425; common. SEQ
2.25. Shcep--Steady to strong at S1.7514. 15.
Lambs-Quoted at SO .50GJ6.O0.
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SEE ----7----"------------' s'-tii'9 :
i TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond. Va. Nov 1904
Dark Fired Tobacco tNew)-Receipts mod
crate and market active at quotation, ODD
market quiet: very little doing. Sun-Cured
3tNew)-Mnrket continues active mt quotations.:
receipts increasing Brlghts--Afarleet fairly
ceipts moderate.
The quotations AFRO as follows: ~ ~.
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Other domestic. sAasAe. caesose,-rrlrm; per

CHICAGO, I'LL. Nov: 1o-Asgentine adyices
claiming that there VIII be q mammoth crop
in that country were partly responsible for o
break OF over &c. bushel In wheat prices here
to-day. Continued heavy movement or ths
whnat crop in tho Northwest was an additional
benrish factor. At the close pecembef wheat
was down 21sc.; May was on 4 sMas .lS De- ",
Ac., and provisions 2ita gl2Ac.
1he leading futures rahEsn ss roiiows:
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.......... 12s1a
Chicago r.. Il and paclf,c 4s................ 82&
chicaEo. RI l. end Pacific col, 5s.......... 94%
c., C.. G. and 81. Louis gen. 4s............ fs2
Concentrated Tobarco Observation-Disclosures. StI
Colorado and Southern. dg.................. Ssh
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................. lgl
Erie prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lgl
F s5, &a4is ana Denver civ III, TX
Hooking Valley. 4ias ...,.....,............. Ill
Injsviiie and Nashville Gnified 4s.........it 3
Manhattan cof,soi gold 4s................... 1t5H
Mexican centarl 4s...........u............. T5h
Il Mexican Central 1st Inc. ~
Mimi and st. Louis 4s....... .............. g
Il Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.......-.... JOB
! Naiionai L. K of Mexico con. 4s.......... sli1
Nav Y6rk Central gen SIks................ 1t0+s
Nra,v fersnv T,cn,ty,l zen 6s,,,,...........13bh
Markham Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1858
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COTTON MAKKETS.

opened easy Al decline AZ point, s sSSSs
was favorable and there were further reports
OF free offerings OF spots on the South sen
l'nsns in local psefness9naai sn e exc large
room traders were evidently trSlES 70 IotSe
further declines There was also eonsiderapie
and for over Sunday, and the market following
the call ruled fairly steady with prices giving
Receipts at the ports today we're 9.77s bales
against $3.50 last week and es.o6s !ass year.
For the week 10000 bales against ~ o8 ia a.
week and. i i.iso lastycar, and at Houston s,zsi
bale. against l+.41 last year.
Cotton futures opened easy and elosed ste e y
midd,ins gulf. io,:o; sales rs bales.
Cotton. dull: middltnE o."D:, net receipts pts
Total to-day a. al! seaper.s-Se. recep pts
BALES b iN stoek g. Sss,7ss bales
80, IL Sal exper: 10 Great Britain, aso tales
10 France. IL. is3 bales: TO the Continent, 70 30
TOTAL since sepsen,ber LIST a. all seaper t.,
Net receipts ssos.75s bales: export Z, to Great
B .sa aasnes COS oe sss e bas hs Japan G
bales; TO Mexico. s, iel bales
& NEW ORLEANS La. Nov. 70 .-CoTToS,-3o
Spot cotton quiet and prices eilsleI s:isss ',.oV
bales. including $50 to arrive Quotations re-
Futures opened steady at a decline Of tas
points Offerings were well absorbed, prices
sfow.nr, q recovery OF a couple of point In the
trading up 70 II O'clock but during the t,r as.
siye which resulted in forcing prices down
4asI points, December opened s. points s lower .1
at 9.4s. sold up TO 81 and hnnly aeci'hst. . 70
az The market closed quiet with net losses
8" Cotton futures steady: November; a.. 4o;
Z l9.oV
r,inry. 95a5I9.GI; March. assq9s: April. BOG
a.77: May, s9sll9.s2.
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y. g. retundinE 2s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ]
U. s. rtfundlng rs. oupon................ !
U. s. ss, regitsertd............ I
Y. 8. IS, coupon. .......................
U. 9. New 4s registered ...........".... ]
.. 8. New 49, coupon ........................ ]
U. s. Old Is, resistcred. .................
y. s. Old 10. COUPON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
Atchison general 4s.............,.
Atchison enlistment 4s........t...........
Atlantic Const Limo 4s.....................
Baltimor, and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
baltimore and Ohio 3ks...................
Central OF Georgia s......................
Central OF eGorfgia list 1nc..,
chesapeake and Ohio 4ias..S........".t... ]
Chicago and Alton S1ss..................,..
Chicago. j. ana Quincy now 4s..............
Chicago, NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s............
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STOCKS GOING HIGHER

Easy money and steadily improving earnings
arc working their Inevitable result IN Wall ST.,
higher prices. Commercial paper seven ana
Nsw York at siS per cent discount! This indl-
Gates Indefinite continuance OF low money rates.
ono company has declared u twenty per cent
stock Dividend: several others urs practically
certain to increase their dividend rates BY Z
loans means people are buyinE stocks for cash a ~
Demand INCREASING irtI WE MlhL vpo6 F Mls
Hf1s.T TO BUY NOW FOR PROFTr-MAlklNG.
/ ITrT us SEND YOU, AS BOTH ARE FIR El3.
OUR 400 PAGE, CLOTH BOUND hLuS-
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rginla s,-4 90 at y7s.: 100 at s7.,.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov l3.--seaboard Air
Line common, 1shqla2. do. preferred 3g,sD
sJt. Atlantic Coast Limo common, l51a L..
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BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 1o.-FIouR-Dull
and unchanged Wheat--Qulet. Spot. contract,
pie, s1a1lo Corn-Easy, spot, ufw. 54a9tAc.;
southern white corn, ne. ;yaSts oats-F II
and unchanged ncy imitation, 1sg-oc,: do.
creamery. asI27c.; do. ladle, $50 l5c!; store
packed. 1sa15c.. Esss--Firrn and UNCHANGED at
nc Cheess-Firrn and unchanged. Sugar
ST. ong and unchanged s
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CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 9-HoGs-sfarlsct
10c. lower. Butchers md shippers, fsi70Gl4.7b; &
common, s3,5Oli.5o Cattle-steady and slow.
Fair to good shippers. S4,1oa4.aa; common SEQ
2.c5. Shcep--Steady to strong at S1.76I4. l5.
.Lambs-Quoe ed at S350G6. 90.
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Cash quotations were az lol!oWs: FIou II.
a. aJfi5 20: spring pat ent, s5u5. p; straight,
si.I0ab.W; bakers. so.yols,so No. spring
wheat, s107l1.12; No. 8. SL0al.io; NO. !, RED.
57ikc. No. 3 oats. s1,s da2j5c.;. No. 2 white.
Sijsa s24c.: No. 3 whit FOX q lisS; No. rye.
choice mating, 426r5oc. No / tlaSseed, Sill !;
so nor,hwestsr sliss N Ness r psrk; Il gs5
Gs1iS :: short ribs sides (loose), .sGlis 46.s14a;
short clear sides (boSedl. 60 75as.si. Whiskey.
basis OF high wines 81. "a Clover. contTa ss
Mc diaries. l5u21c. Cheeee-Steady at l9A g.
lie Esss-F.rm ut mark. ases inciuied, lsHs1l
..1.c; Grsts. 24c.; prime iirsls' - extra, -.
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Masonic.

New Brookland, S. c., Dec. p, '04.
The following officers Of Sinc'a'r
Lodge. No. 154, A E. NJ. was duly
elected fer the ensuing Masonic year
on December 26, 1904:
W. Nm II. Witt.
S. W.. L. Gunter.
Treasursr-A. B Bachman.
Secretary-J E. Addy.
S D--8. L. Dorrity.
J.D-O. G Sturkie.
St'ds-J. @. Kirby. W. A. Moody.
Tiler-C T. Weed.
Bro. G. r. Costner is Junior War
den elect but was not present for H.
stailation. After the installation was
over We retired to the ground II 'or
OF the Masonic Temple, where the
good ladies had prepared q most
bountiful dinner, which was pleasing
to the eye as we'll as to cur sppetites.
J. E Addy, Secretary.
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Old and New Year.

Good bye 1904 One more issue
of The Lexington Dispatch that will
have 1904 upon it's dste lines. We
part with feelings of sadness An
other milestone in life's journey is
passed into history, the disappoint-
ments are already softened and am
bition points to 1905 with hopeful
ness. With the coming of the new
year, Mr.. Editor, if everybody should
have the opinion we have of the dear
old Dispatch, your subscription list
would be doubled and would thus
continue the past record of progress
and prosperity.
Farewell old 1904 All hail to
1905 A prosperous new wear to
every one is our wish. r. B 81.
Hilton, S. G, Dec. 26, 1904
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Mar1;are.

December Is, 1904, at the Lutheran
parsonage Lexington, S. G, Mr.. Jas.
P. Hendrix and Miss Minnie Shealy,
both of Lexington county, S G. were
united in marriage by Rev. J. G.
Graichen. The following friends of
the bride and groom were present:
Messrs. W. J. Kyzer, Tally Shealy,
Joseph Smoak, Johnnie S 5. Taylor,
and Misses Daisy Shealy, Lillian
Shealy, Lille Smoak, Minnie Smoak.
The many relatives and friends OF
the beautiful bride and the gallant
groom wish for them a married life
of great peace and JOY.
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For reasons satisfactory to those
interested the sale Of the estate
lands of James W. Hammer, adver-
tised by the Clerk of Court, has
been withdrawn.
Mrs. q P. Cook and family, Of
Columbia, and Miss Anna Cocner
and Edward Hartley, of Bstesburg
visited at the home of Mr.. A. l..
Hartley of this place during the
holidays.
There have been many visitors in
town during the holidays, some Of
whose names We have been able to
secure, bat there are others we could
not get.
Mr.. Garfield Csughman the popu-
lar salesman at W. T. Martin & Sons,
wholesale grocery, Columbia, spent
Christmas with the "old folks at
home"
Supervisor Louis J. Lsngford was
in town last week and called in to see
US. Mr.. Lapgford is practical and
energetic man and has in the past
rendered good, faithful and intelli-
gent service to the county and the
people have made no mistake in
sgain placing him at the head OF the
county government.
Mr.. James Calk ran over and epent
Christmas with his parents. He is
proeperipg nicely in the Insurance
business at Sumter. he made rs
q substantial call.
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a Big Yarn.

We met Pat Buckley in town the
other day and be informed Us that
he did not wish to improve his var
iety of corn with that of the Iowa
variety. He says that this season
the ears of his corn were so large
that he could not get them in his
hog pen and as a conse quence be
was compelled to fatten his hogs IN
bis pasture.
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Installation.

At sn extca meeting of Lexington
lodge, 152, A. F. NJ, held !ester-
day afternoon the following officers,
in addition to those mentioned last
week, were installed, except Senior
Deacon A, J. Fox, who was not
present.
Thos. L. Harmap, W. NJ.
John j Tayl S w.
Saml. J Lasphart, j. W.
Thos. E Wingard, Treasurer.
G. M Harmap, Secretary.
A J Fox, S D.
r. G S'urkie, j. D.
Jas. E Rawl, Steward.
Frank 4 Derrick, Steward.
Theo. s. Harmsn, Tiler
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KuPPENHElMER

make of Fine Clothing.
A visit to our store will convince
YOU of our supremacy in values
and equipment for rapid service.
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Appe;ntmeats.

will preach at Bsulah Methodist
church on the Grst Sunday in Js: =
usry, at IL o'clock q. No., and at Re-
hobeth Methodist church on the same
day at 3 o'clock p. m. There will
not be preaching at Boiling Springs
and Poud Branch on the Grst Sunday
in January-ssme day.
J E Strickland.
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Took Leg Bell.

A white man confined to jail under
the charge of stealing bicycle,
made his escape from jail last Friday
morning. He was trusted to go out
in the yard and cut some wood: !n-
stead of doing this he bopped the
high fence and took leg bail. He
was captured at Summit and brought
back and is new in Jail.
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Death Of Miss Miller.

Miss Lizzie. the Is year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. S. A. Muller, Superinten-
dent of the State penitentisry farm
in this county, died at the home of
her parents in Lower Fork on De-
cember 26th. The funeral services
were held at the family residence in
this county and the interment was
at Elmwood, iu Co|umbis, yesterday.
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Est,ayed, Stolen Or Killed

My dog, white and dark spotted.
A liberal reward will be paid if re-
turned, or if killed with evidence to
convict, will pay ten dollars to in
former. Sidney G. Fulmer, Fair
banks, S G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-12-28
An ELOQUENT Service.

4 Christmas service was held on
Christmas morning at Providence
Evangelical Lutheran Church. at
which a large, attentive and interested
congregation was present. The
services were beautiful, eloquent and
impressive and were conducted by
Rev. J. G Graichen, pastor of st
Stephen Evangelical Luthern church
in this place.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-12-28
Trespass Notice.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PER-
/ sons not to hunt birds, squirrels and
o'possums, cutting trees, white oak trees
for baskets, fishing or tFespassing in any
manner whatever upon my lands on
Hollow Creek or Saluda River. The
law will positively be enforced against
all violators of this notice.
4. M. LONG.
December 10, 1904. 4W9.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-12-28
Pensioners Take Notice.

Capt. s. M. Roof, Commissioner of
Pensions, will be in his Office in the
court house each Saturday in Jsnu-
ary for the purpose Of giving out
blanks to applicants and seeing that
the same is propsrly filed ont. The
Board will meet on the 1st Monday
in February and it is expected
that all new applicants for q pension
will appear before the Board
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-12-28
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A Estate of R. B. Hitler must make
payment to the undersigned on or be-
fore February 1st, 1905, and those having
claims against said Estate must present
them duly verified, to
MAMIE E. KILLER,
3wS ExecutratriX.