The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-05-17
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Sixty applicants for license to prac-
tice medicine are being examined
before the State Board Ct Examiners
Ooe lady and nine negroes are among
the number.
Mr.. John I. Laird, one Of the most
prominent and progressive citizens
and successful farmers of Bull Swamp
township, was in town Monday and
gave US a pleasant call.
As a consequence Of an over indul-
gence in spring green's and other
garden truck many persons are suf
feripg from the diseases incident to
this season Of the year.
Persons suffering with cancer and
want to be cured should consult DR..
J G. Williams at Castor. He has a
remedy which he guarantees will
cure. See his advertisement.
Two persons were before Magis-
trate Hammer last night charged
with violating the dispensary law.
The charge was not established and
the cases were dismissed.
Don't forget childrens' day at
Hebron Methodist church next Sun
day. Rev. Nj. Richardson, n Of
the most eloquent divines in the
the south, will make and address.
Solely for The accommodation Of
the perspiring public the Bazaar
will sell ice on Sundays from Toto II
a. m. Customers will please make
their purchases during these hours.
Mrs. Myjor G. Leaphart and Mrs.
". @ NJ. Berley, the mother ard
wife of MI. W. @ NJ. Berley, who
have been quite i'll, We are glad to
learn are better and are on the road
to complete recovery.
The delicious fragrance Of orange
blossoms fills The air reminding US
that two hearts will shortly appear
before hymen's altar to be cured Of
an affection of the heart, brought on
by setting up late o'nigbts.
MIR. Rice B. Hartman, the business
manager of the Dispatch, is rustica-
ting in Augusta, taking in the
Merry Makers looking at the
pretty girls and enjoying himself
generally.
Let disease come as they will,
Take Life of the Liver and lie
I healthy still;
Pleasant to take, unlike a pill,
Regulates the system and cures
every i'll.
Mr.. j. D. Assmapn CT Arkansas,
accompanied by his son in law and
daughter, Mr.. end Mrs. Berg, stopped
over on their return from the Confed-
crate reunion, and spent several
days pleasantly with relatives in
town.
My stock OF mating and window
shades embraces some pretty pat
terms and they are cheap. You
must have such to make your rooms
look cool and inviting. I am going
to sell them as space is needed.
W. P. Roof.
The old post chce bul!ding' now
the property CT Dr.. James Hartman,
is being overhauled and an addition
is being put to it. The thicket of
mock orange and other trees has
been cut down and the grounds
otherwise improved.
Mr.. I. H. Nunamaker, Z OF
Irmo's prominent and successful
citizens was in town Thursday in
consultation with DR.. NJ. q Hendrix.
lie has been suffering for some
months with nervous affection, but
We are glad to say he is now some
better.
By order Of the State Board of
Control the dispenser at this place
has been instructed to open the dis
pensary at sun rise and close it at
sun set. We think that the Old
hours-from 7 in the morning until
6 il the afternoon vas long enough
to keep the ~dispensary open.
NJ. john / Mcetzo, Of Prince,
William county, Va, brother Of Mi
Henry A. Mectza, Of this place, on
his way home f:om the re uu!on IN
Charleston, came eve: to spend a
few days with relatives aud friends.
He has changed bat little and the
guaw;rg hand Of time has dealt
lightly with him. He left this
county about thirty years ago and
located in Farqaier county.