The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-10-11

money in Lexingtor's enterprises for
| fear Of the States idea" That
"idea" is gone where the wooob:ne
twinesh. Its bursted!
D1aAfAYeHusIAN TEA cures Dyspep-
El0lseklS sia, Constipation and Indi-
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts.
Sold by Julian E. kaufmarn.
The County Alliance will meet
| with St. Johns Alliance, next Friday.
Interesting subjects will be discussed
by prominent Alliancemen. A full
attendance of delegates is desired.
Hendrix's Millinery opening at
Leesyille, on the 18th instant, prom
ises to be grand affair. Miss Ad-
kisson an experienced milliner of
rare skill and taste, will have charge
of the opening.
| DR.. G. E. Leaphart has moved his
office to the Ballentine building, next
| door east of the Hammer hotel, where
his patients can find him either to
answer calls or receipt for money
due him.
The following persons from this
county have been drawn to serve as
petit jurors of the United States Cir,
cult Court, which convenesin Colum-
bia on November 2Sth: ". H.
| Harris, G. 81. Hook.
Persons living on both the south
and north side of the Saluda river,
| who desire to accept an agency with
| a reliable and responsible house,
should address, J. L. Shull, 1910
| Main street, Columbia, S. G.
The Executive Committee of the
Lexington County Fair Association
has also made arrangements with
the owner of Lorick's Ferry to trans
port persons and exhibits for the
County Fair at half rates.
The Episcopalians will hold services
in their chapel next Sunday morning
and evening. Sunday school viii! be
held at $3.50 o'clock p. m, and imme-
diately after the Sunday school the
Bible class will meet, conducted by
Rev. Harald Thomas.
The experienced school teacher,
ex-school commissioner, and practical
farmer, Mr.. Frank Kyzer, is now
sending his three children to the
Lexington Classical Institute. Miss
Lily is in the collegiate department
and her younger brother and sister
are in the intermediate.
Some of our delirquents seem to
think it right to charge up their &C
counts on the ground and let time
and rain settle them, but when they
are to take to the left with the goats
on judgment day, they may then
squirm and be once reminded of their
dishonest actions.
Prof. S. S. Lindler has offered a
gold pen as premium to the school
boy or girl making the greatest i'm
provement in the vertical system of
writing in the period Of three months.
See his plan on the first page of this
issue and enter the contest.
s'Robbin" says in Our Newsletter
that Mr.. W. O. Steele, of the Savilla
section, "will make two buggies for
exhibition at the County Fair" This
is an example worthy of imitation by
the balance of the mechanics and
artisans of Lexington county.
Columbia's city council is enforc-
ing the anti splitting law and visitors
while in that city must either refrain
from chewing tobacco, or else spit in
treir handkerchiefs and ram it in
their pockets or else they will be
fined. Don't spit on the side walk.
nsn..l..A CUBAN RELIEF cures
planners colic NeuTalgiaand Too:hachs
and Summer Complaints. Price IS Cents.
Sold by Julian E. Kaufman.
One of the pleasant features Of tie
County Fair will be the reunion of
the Confederate Veterans, which will
be on Thursday and Friday OF that
week. A number of young ladies
will ride horse back as aids to the
Sponsors and will be dressed in a
uniform of dark blue duck skirts,
with cap to match, and white shirt
waist.
The rice huller of Messrs. P. E.
Hutto & Co., Swansea, is doing salts
factory work and its patrons are we'll
pleased. Particular attention is
given rice shipped by railroad. If
you want pretty rice, carry it to this
place to be hulled, cleaned ard