The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-07-22

now arrives at this place at 4:3S.
Hon. j. Walter Mitchell was in
town several days last week.
MIR. James E. Hendrix has returned
| from a pleasure trip to Hickory, N.
G..
Mrs. Morris Kreps of Langley, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Senator
| Efrd.
Tuesday, August 25th, is the day
the first primary election will be
held.
Rev. julius Matthias will preach at
Providence on the second Sunday in
August, at II o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Lessie Fort nee Haltiwanger,
of Texas, is visiting her parents near
Batesburg.
We grumbled for rain and we
grumble because we are having too
much of it now.
All varieties of Landreth,s old re-
liable turnip seeds, at S. N. Hendrix,
Columbia.
DIR. B. Fl. league of Aiken, is a
candidate for commander of the
Second brigade U. c.. V.
Clerk n. A. Spann has the money
for pensioners in classes B and Cs,
which they can get by calling on him.
Rev. J. J. Myers was prevented
by sickness from filing his appoint
ment at the Baptist church last Sun
day.
Mr.. J. q. Kyzer, of Brevard, Fla,
was visiting relations and friends in
this county. He returned home Sat-
urday.
Insist on having just what you call
for when you go to buy Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the One True Blood purifier
and nerve tonic,
Still they come, while the lamp
holds out to burn the most bashful
candidate can be announced. All it
cost is, SIS 5.
See change in the management Of
the barbecue to be given at this place
Campaign day. Mr.. Wingard with
draws.
The tax payers of Broad River
township,;n mass meeting assembled,
have decided to fight the payment Of
the intrest on the construction bonds
in the courts.
The Campaign meeting at G. r.
Rish's has been changed from the
11th to the 18th of August. Sec
notice of Chairman E6rd.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Control Monday, consequently there
was no election for Dispenser at this
place.
The case of James Jesse Slires,
which was non-suited at the last
terms Of the court was appealed by
the attorneys to Supreme court anda
new trial granted.
Miss..Carrie, daughter of Mr.. OF
Metz who resides near Summerville,
is seriously i'll with some internal
trouble. Little hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
We want copy Of the Dispatch of
dates April 1 and June 26th, 1896.
To the person who sends these pa
pers to this Office we will advance
his subscription two numbers.
A party of young hunters left for
a fox chase yesterday. The music
of the baying hounds will soon dis
turb the midnight air
Fresh Bakers bread received at
the Bazaar every Friday and Satur
day. Bread will be delivered at
residences if order is left with US.
Candidates are requested to be at
the basket picnic at Quattlebaum's
mill next Saturday.
The New York Herald announces
the approaching marriage Of ''Ouma-
lea," which signifies canniabal lang
uage "the supreme ruler forever in
all the land but in plain Lexington
talk "John F. Hobbs"
Mr.. D. A. Burwell, who runs a
large planning mill at Arthur's in
this county, will open large ware
house in Columbia.
Parties form Lexington and other
places can patronize the Ladies Bar
becue at White Rock on Saturday
and then 90 on to Irmo, reaching
there in time for the railroad meet
ing.
" II Il.