The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-08-26
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| Cool and refreshing nights,
Mrs. Belle Brodie and son are visit
ing her parents.
Miss May Haltiwanger has re-
turned home from Ballentines.
| There will be picnic at Barre's
mill at an early date.
Lemons, lemons, lemons, always
to be found at the Bazaar.
A full vote is polled at every pre-
cinct throughout the county.
The bicycle club was out in fall
| force Sunday afternoon.
This issue is delayed one day so as
TO publish correct election returns.
Many candidate appreciates this
morning the unreliableness OF an
electors promise to vote for him.
We have car load of new buggies
for sale cheap. D. W. Shealy & Co.,
Leesville, S. G. Call and see them.
Rev. J. M. Steadman of Charles
| ton, visited at Mr.. Fl. A. Spann's last
week.
Dr.. F. L. Sandle, OF Brook md
was in town Thursday and dropped
in to see US.
Mrs. DIR. Mitchell and her interest
ing children. OF Leesville is visiting
Mrs. Jane Hendrix at this place.
Madam Rumor has it that Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Fort will occupy their |
residence, just below the Method |
list church, during the winter months |
The inside of this issue isgivenup |
TO election news-both county and
State-obtainable up to the hour OF
going to press.
Sarah Thomas, q good and faith
ful colored woman, was buried at
Bethel A. III. E. Church Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Senator E6rd and her three
charming young daughters. returned
Saturday from a pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. Adam Crews in, Spartan
burg.
Don't forget the cue at Mr.. Paul
Clark's Saturday, August the 29th.
Go and hear the speaking and the
music by the State Brass Band.
Mrs. Brooks Harman returned to
her home at Swansea Thursday, after
a pleasant visit to her old home and
friends in this vicinity.
Bryan and Sewall buttons for sale
at the Bezaar. Show your patriot
ism by wearing one. 5 cents a
piece.
DR.. Frank Geiger has located at
Irmo to practice his profession. He
is a good physician, clever young
man and the people of Irmo and VI
cinity will be pleased with him.
With the intention of retiring from
business during the winter months,
mos q ,itos are presenting their bills
with that persistency worthier Of a
more agreeable cause.
MIR. J. D. Addy, one Of our most
respected and useful citizens, died at
his home Thursday, the goth inst,
with hesrt trouble and was buried at
Salem church the following day. He
was good mana kind neighbor and
Christian gentleman.
The time for the special examina-
ton for scholarships in the Winthrop
Normal and Industrial College is be-
ing anxiously inquired about at this
Office by prospective applicants. We
shall publish the date as soon as
President johnson fixes it ard in
forms School Commissioner Farr.
Rev. Professor D. A. Sox, who has
resided at Ed wardsville, Ala, for
the last several years, most of the
time being principal of the Cleburne
Institute, has been elected principle
of the school at Tallapoosa, Ga.
He is spoken of as ripe scholar of
high abilities, devoted to the cause
of education, religion and morality.
Miss Minute I. Dicks is visiting
Miss Rosa Hartman. Miss Minnie
taught the primary department Of
Palmetto Collegiate Institute for
several sessions and while here made
many warm personal friends.
Mrs. J. B. o. Caughman and sew
eral of her children, after spending
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in this place her old home
returned to Columbia Wednesday.
The Augusta Lumber Company is