The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-05-16

Candies of all kinds, cakes and
crackers, canned goods, pipes, cigars
ETC., will be found at the Bazaar, be-
low the court house. Call whenever
you are in town.
, Merchants and farmers desiring
groceries and supplies, always at the
lowest notch, will neglect their in
terest if they fail to call on, or write
W. It. Martin, Columbia.
Until further notice Episcopal
services will be held every third Sun
day morning and afternoon in Tenn
perance Hall, the old High school
building. There will be service
there next Sunday morning and
afternoon to which the public gen,
orally is invited to attend
Go out to the Moonlight concert
tomorrow night and enjoy yourselves.
Milk shakes and ice cold lemonade
will be furnished through the sea-
son by Craps & Smith.
Mr.. L. W. Hammer will shortly
move his mercantile business from
Chaplin to NortI:, on the Southbound
Railroad
The Quarterly Conference of Lex
ington Curcuit III. T.. G.. South will
be held at Shiloh, commencing May
25th and ending on the 9th.
The ladies of the Episcopal mission
here contemplate giving an enter
tainment in the court house during
court week in June, for the benefit
of the mission, and Mrs. Rosa Meetze
has class of young folks practicing
for the occasion, which promises to
be interesting and entertaining
Highest market price will be paid
for 5 or 10 bushels of seed peas, at
Dispatch office
Read the appointments of Rev. G.
Edwin Stokes in this issue.
Go out to prayer service tonighl
at St. Stephens.
A much needed and refreshing
rain fell here Monday.
Fish hooks, lines, corks, etc, will
be found at the Bazaar.
Any one having a good milch COW
which they wish to place for its feed
can find a person who will take the
best care of her by applying at this
Office.
Prof. L. B. Haynes, of Leesville
attended the General Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South at Memphi, last week.
For nice shirts, collars, ties, pants
and overalls, pocket handkerchiefs,
suspenders, umbrellas,-and just
think-fancy half hoes for 6 and 8
cents pair, and many cheap articles
not here mentioned. At ". E. & a.
F. Harman's.
New goods at the Bazaar. Call.
The sale of lots and land by the
Sheriff under execution in the case
of George ". Lorick vs. The Pied
mont Land and Investment Com
pany realized about $4,000. All of
them except three, were purchased
for the Lorick estate.
Contractors George D. Hayes and
Charley Harman have just com.
pleted neat dwelling for Mr.. Capers
Hendrix. It is handsome building
rejecting credit on the workman
ship of the contractors and taste Of
it's owner.
The Town Council of Batesburg
met May 5th and passed an ordi
nance fixing the license for selling
whisky at $4,000 This was before
the decision of the Supreme Court
was handed down declaring the pro-
hibition clauses of the dispensary
Act as the law of the State.
South Carolina IS now making his
tory at rapid rate. Inside of the
last year we have hrd five different
systems under which liquor has been
dealt out to the thirsty, viz, high
license, Dispensary, blind tiger, free
liquor and prohibition. Surely it is
an elephant with more than two
snouts. What next.!.
Paper and envelopes of all kinds,
writing and pencil tablets, pens,
pencils, memorandum and pass
books, purses, banjo, violin and
guitar strings, and notions generally,
at the Bazaar.
Read the advertisement of Mess.
Craft K johnson tWl Of O,,r anaroat;o