The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-09-16

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goods, the best grades of smoking
and chewing tobacco, fragrant cigars,
full cream cheese, full line of fancy
articles can always be 'ound at the
Bazaar.
This has been a remarkable year
in move respects than one. In the
first place it las been remarkably
dry, remarkably hot, remarkably
dusty, remarkabl for the political
revolutions which have occurred.
Messrs. George G. and Jacob E
Haltiwanger, two Of the most src-
cessful farmers of the Dutch Fox,
! Lexington county, were in the city
yesterday. They report that the
crops are poor in their immediate
neighborhood, but fair in the sur
rounding country.-The State.
Certain persons have been travel
ling the State claiming to represent
the drug house of The Murray Drug
Company of Columbia.
&c. Wessinger, accompanied by
his charming wife, who now resides
in North Carolina, is spending his
months vaoation with his father, Mr.
David Wessirger, in this county.
An interesting protracted meeting
is being conducted in the Methodist
church in this place. Rev. Mr.. Du-
Bose is doing good service in his
Masters vineyard. May his hire be
the gathering of many souls.
Psrtic liar attention is directed TO
the advertisem ent OF V. G. Badham
of Columbia. He is agent f,r some
of the largest machinery manufact.
urers in the United States, and will
sell at factory prices. Give him a
call.
Mr.. J. Willie Hicks was married
OF Sunday evening, August 80, 1896,
at 6 o'clock to Miss Addie Lewis.
R'v J. J. Myers officiated. At night
the couple, relatives and few friends
enjoyed an elegant supper at MIR.
Napoleon Hicks.
DR.. D. L. Boozer, Jr., has been
appointed Assistant Demonstration in
the Medical department of The. Uni
vcrsity of Maryland, from which in
stitution he graduated with honor.
He is the son of DR.. D. L. Boozer
of Columbia
". A. Reckling, Columbia's gifted
: artist. will be at Batesburg on Sep.
tember IS and 10, for the purpose OF
taking pictures All who wish the
latest style, the finest finish, the
most beautiful tones and most grace.
ful pose should keep these dates
in mind and give him sitting.
Before going on sea voyage or
into the county, be sure and put a
box of Ayers Pills in your valise
You may have occasion to thank Us
for this hint. To relieve constipa
ton. bilious, and nausea, Ayers Pills
are the best in the world. They are
easy to take.
Paint up your wagons with D. W
Shealy & Co.'S, wagon paints. You
certainly will be pleased with the
improvements after you paint up
And why not shine up your ole
buggy and make it look as good as
new when you can do the work your
self at such small cost. Call ano
see it, a: D. ". Shealy & Cos, Lees
vile, S G.
The Dispatch predicted Evans de
defeat when it regretted the with.
(rlwal of Irby from the race. Il
said then and it now repeats thai
Irby could have been re nominated
by much larger majority than Eal IL
has secured.
We regret to learn Of the sudde1
death of Mrs. J. 3. T. X, which sac
event occurred last Saturday at be-
home in Newberry. She had tha
day left her mother, Mis-. G.Dierck
OF Columbia, and to all appearance
when Mrs, Fox left her mother sh'
was in excellent health, but wa!
taken sick on the train and died OF
reaching her residence. Mrs. Fo'
was the wife of Rev. J. 3. Fox wbt
at one time preached in the Forl
and his many friends in that section
Of the county sympathize with hin
in his sore affection.