The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1897-11-17
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A pretty and well selected line of
notions are now being opened at ".
P. Roofs.
It is easy to speak harsh word.
but it is impossible to recall it after
it is spoken.
The census of the town was taken
last week by Alderman Craps. We
have not learned the result.
Mrs. NJ. G. Corbett has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Swansea, so
the Register informs US.
See Executors sale of lands be-
longing to the Estate of the late
Mrs. II. B. Arthur.
Some of our subscribers are feast
ing on spare ribs and, back bones.
Would we were they.
For the best and cheapest dry
goods, notions clothing. shoes and
hats, 60 10 Shealy's New York
Racket Store.
To Rent-A two 1oomed cottage
on Depot street. Apply at this office.
Mrs. L. Fl. Russell of Abbeville
and Mrs. Adelaide Scott, of Colum-
bia, are visiting their sister, Mrs. P.
L. Harman.
Persons indebted to or having
claims against the Estate Of J. Wm.
Ballentine, deceased, will see notice
elsewhere in this issue.
The County Board of Control will
receive applications for dispensers at
this place and Chaplin until the 7th
OF December.
New goods are coming in every
day at W. P. Roofs. Prices are
equal, if not lower than 5 cents cot
ton. Call and see them.
Mr.. julius E Lorick applies TO
the Judge OF Probate for Letters of
Administration on the Estate Of j.
David Lorick, deceased.
Our devil, on being asked his
opinion of the most pleasant decora
tian for wheel, promptly replied,
"a pretty girl"
There is no need of little children
being tortured by scold head, eczema
ard skin eruptions. DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. J. E. Kaufman
If there were free ferry across
Broad river at Peak, it would be a
great convenience to the people there
abouts and be the means of att act
ing considerable Fairfield trade to
that town.
Mr.. G.. W. Price takes the blue
ribbon for the largest sweet potatoes,
having sent TO this Office, five Of the
Georgia Buck yam variety, the
weight of which was II! pounds.
Who can beat this!
Maj. J. H. Counts was one OF the
representatives from this county IN
the Cotton Growers Convention
which met in Columbia Wednesday
last, and was appointed a memder Ct
the committee on organization.
Beginning with next Tuesday, the
Bezaar will receive every Tuesday
and Friday, a fresh shipment Of
Bakers Bread, Tea Rread, Buns and
Rolls. Ii you want any Of these
goods leave your orders at the
Bazaar and they will receive prompt
attention.
Mrs. G. ". kyzer and her SOD
Scott, have gone on visit to Jones
Fla, where resides two of Mrs
kvzer's sons. We understand thai
they are doing well financially ans
by their industry and progresslvenes:
have won golden opinions from theiI
neighbors.
Now that the Fair is over it i
time to begin thinking about buying
Christmas goods. S. \. Hendrix
Columbia, offers tempting array 0
these goods consisting of minc
meat, nuts, apples, candies, raisips
oranges, pickles and in fact every
thing suitable for the Christmas It'd
festivities. Call and see his goods.
Hiltou's Iodoform Liuiment Wi
Kill the poison from poison Ivy
counteract poison from bites {
snakes, stings Of insects. 1u sur
cure for sore throat. Will cure an