The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1897-05-26
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Dry.
Dusty.
Rain needed.
Gardens are suffering.
Farmers are very busy.
An honest heart makes an open
countenance.
Please call and pay what you arf
due the Dispatch.
Every tear shed in sympathy fo'
others makes US better.
A healthy man or woman average:
70 steps a minute in walking.
Mr.. Samuel J. Leaphart, spen
Sunday with his parents.
Old field plums are getting ripe
There is an abundance of them.
The mercantile and armed navies
of the world have 100000 seamep.
Col. S. P. Drafts of Lewiedale, i:
spending few days in Charleston.
The chain gang is erecting Hays
bridge over Big Hollow creek neal
Ella post Office.
Hon. w. G.. Benet, will be the
Judge presiding at the June term Of
our court.
A lot of extra fine fishing tackle
such as hooks, lines, bobs and canes
for sale at the Bazaar, cheap.
Two Jersey COWS with young
calves for sale cheap. Apply to DR..
G. E. Leaphsrt.
The chain gang will put the court
house square in neat condition in
time for court.
The greatest bed bug and insect
destroyer manufactured, Csc bottle.
For sale, at the Bazaar.
The publication of the County
Treasurer's annual report consumes
much of our space this week.
Mr.. Charles W. Harman is CON-
pleting the addition to the dwelling
of Mr.. George S. Drafts.
The fourishing school at Lewie-
dale, taught by Prof. E. j. Rogers of
Ninety Six, closed yesterday.
Parties needing ice during the
season can have their orders promptly
filed by leaving them at the Bazaar.
Mr.. P. 81. Corley is completing the
dwelling CT Mr.. Samuel B. George
and is putting on the printing.
The more the Bible is read the
more is it believed and accepted as
the word Of God. Sceptical people
rarely read the Bible.
The best horse and cattle powder
on the market, at the Bazaar. Price
10 cents per package.
PhiIadelphia has a greater mileage
of electric railways than the whole
Of Germany, according to The Elec-
trial World.
The grounds Of the court house
square have been pioughed. II
there were sown to lawn grass the
proper thing would be done.
Experience proves the merit OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla It cures all
forms Of blood diseases, tones the
stomach, builds up the nerves. (
1t is probable that depot will be
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established at Cayce's, in this county.
By the Southern and the Florida
Central and Perinsular Railroads.
The money to be used in putting
in the Hawkins memorial window in
the Newberry new Lutheran church,
has all been subscribed.
Mr.. G. H. Koon, foreman of the
chain gang informs US that it was
9,629 feet of lumber hewed instead
6,629 feet hauled as stated last week.
John Williams was teday COM
mitted to Jail by Magistrate Jefcoat,
of Swansea charged with grand
larceny at Swansea a few days ago.
Thomas Liquid Laundry Blueing
5 and 10 cents per bottle to close
out, at the Bazaar. Also powdered
blueipg in large boxes, at the same
price.
The prayer service and Bible study
will be held at the home of Mr.. W.
P. Roof this evening at 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
this service.
Mrs. J. A, Krintzlin, of Columbia,
who has been on a visit to her par
ents, MFR. and Mrs, J. 81. Meetze,
returned home Sunday, She was
accompanied by her children.
Mr.. G. W. Peters, representing
the Southern Newspaper Union, OF
Chorlofto North Carolina. was In