The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-12-07
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the tapis-one by the Baptist in
their church and the other by the
Lutheran Sunday school, in the court
house.
Misses Agnes Fulmer, Sallie Long,
Minnie Wessinger and her brother,
from Upwel', were visiting the fam
ily of Mr.. D. E B.llentine, quite
recently.
The enterpritipg Miss Rosalie
Cannon, late Of Augusta, Ga, is max.
| ing her home at present with her
foster mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Corley, Of
this place.
The Auditor gives notice that he
will mneace his round Of the
county on January 5th for the pur-
pose of receiving returns Of taxable
property.
Mrs. S. G. Derrick, and her grand
daughter have returned to their
home in Conways, Miss, after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
in this county.
Treat yourself Christmas to a fine
buggy or a nice wagon, T. B. Augh-
try & Co., Columbia, have a beauti-
full line of these vehicles which they
will sell cheap.
Col. D. T. Barr, one ofour prompe
est paying subscribers and most
prosperous farmers dropped in to
see US last Wednesday and assisted
US with his dollar.
The Craps Brothers have moved
their stock of general merchandise
from Chaplin to Brook, where theJ
will engage in business. This in an
enterprising firm and is desirable
acquisition to any community.
The assignment Of Circuit Judges
by the Supreme Court to preside at
the terms of court for this county
during the year 1899, are as follows:
February term, Judge R. G. Watts:
June term, Judge O. W. Buchanan;
September term, Judge James Aid
rich.
This is the season of good cheer,
when everybody is anxious to sit
down to a we'll laden table Of all the
delicacies of the season. S. n. Hen
dirk, Columbia, have these. holiday
delicacies, in endless profusion which
he is selling atremarkably low prices.
Give him a call when in the city.
Intendant, b. Frank Hendrix and
Warden, DR.. E. J. Etheredge of
Leesville, two prominent and pro-
gressiye citizens of that thriving and
enterprising town, were in this place
last Monday and paid US a pleasant
visit and showed their appreciation
of the Dispatch in substantial way.
Delinquent, come thou and do like
wise.
Capt. Joe S. Hook of Eastover,
was in town Monday on private bus
mess. Capt. Hook is pleasantly re-
membered by the Confederate Vet
erans as a brave and gallant mem-
Der of Company H, 20th regiment.
We enjoyed his visit very much and
are always glad to greet our old war
comrades.
Dir. E. J. George, one Of our most
enterprising citizens and best mill
men, is preparing to erect a first class
roller flour mill at his mill pond On
the suburbs of this town. The mill
will be the latest improved and &c
will have it ready for the next wheat
crop. Mr.. George is deserving the
liberal patronage of our wheat grow.
ers and We bespeak for him liberal
share.
e.. Bailey has moved his place
of business from 1921 to 1910, Main
street, one block above the post
Office, Columbia. Consumers of fam
lily groceries should keep this change
of stands in mind, that is if they
want to purchase the best goods at
the lowest prices. Mr.. Bailey in
tends to deal fairly by all by giving
honest weights and honest goods.
We regret to learn of the death OF
Prof. Helmes, of the Columbia Fe.
male College, which occurred at bis
home at Hyatt's Park in Columbia
on last Wednesday. He was al one
time Principal Of Batesburg Insti
tute and by his gentlemanly conduct
and Christian walk won the corf
dence and esteem of the community
He was a scholarly gentleman ot
high attachments and his death is
blow TO his profession.