The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-06-28


a reward of one hundred dullars for
the apprehension and conviction Of
the person or persons who burned
the barn and stables of Mr.. Fred
erick Huffman, in Sandy Run
township in this county, on the
night Of June 1st.
Ramon's American Stock Powders
one of the best preparations On tie
market for cattle, hogs and poultry
Is and 25 cents packages, at tie
Bazaar. Use this powder once and
you will have no other.
On account of the death of lis
father, Mr.. n. E. George has with
drawn from the barbecue which is to
be given in the grove beyond the
Lexington Cotton Mill. Mr.. Alorzo
Howard has joired Mr.. Fallaw ard
a good dinner will be provided for
all who may attend.
A young sen of Tony Harris, color.
ed, while out picEiog berries last
Friday afternoon was bitten By what
is claimed to have been arattlesnake.
The little fellow killed tie srake and
then came to town to place himself
under the care of his physician. lie
is rapidly recovering.
Will Bates, colored, was committed
to Jail Monday awaiting the prepara-
tion of commitment papers for en-
trance into the Hospital for the IL
sane, in Columbia. There are now
two lunatics in our Jail awaiting to
be conveyed to the Hospital. Bates
halls from Little Mountain, and is
powerfully wild and noisy.
The best life insurance policy on
earth is to keep perfect kidneys.
The best medicine on earth for those
sick kidneys is DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine.
People who had suffered for years
found no cure for their Kidney dis
orders until they used DR.. Sawyer's
Ukatine. J. E. Kaufman.
Last Monday Magistrate Hammer
re-committed John Boyd to Jail upon
the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill This case came
up at the June term of the court of
sessions, but the Solicitor sent it
back to the Magistrate for trial, the
case being cut Of his Jurisdiction.
Magistrate Hammer again sent up
the case and the negro is in Jail in
default of bail.
Rev. Henry Fallaw, a promising
young divine of the Baptist denomi-
nation, preached very able sermons
to large and appreciative congrega-
tions in the Baptist church in this
place last Sunday morning and even
ing. Rev. Fallaw is young man Of
marked ability and has great posi-
bilities for future usefulness in the
Masters service.
Our Newsletter says: The Ma
sonic picnic at Dslmar was a grand
success. O. Shepherd E:q, and
Rev. S. T. Hallman addressed the
crowd in the morning. Af:er they
had eaten of the sumptous dinner
which the good ladies had prepared
they were again addressed by Prof
Haynes of Leesville. His address
was on education.
The citizens Of this vicinity should
not forget that Messrs. Howard &
Fallaw will serve a first class ba,be-
cue at this place near the Lexington
Manufacturing Company's mill. The
meats will be excellently cooked,
finely favored and The refreshments
will be Of the highest order known
to the culinary art. We bespeak fol-
these young men liberal share Of
patronage.
Rev. J. Geo. Graichen, who is
visiting his brother, Mr.. ". c. Graf
chen, on South Washington street,
preached in Grace Lutheran Church
on Sunday morning to a large and
appreciative congregation. His many
friends enjoyed hearing him preach
and he was cordially greeted by
many of them at the close of the
service.-The Evening Winchester,
Na.,) News Item, June 10Th.
The deep we'll machinery of Mr..
A. J. Fox has arrived and is now ct
the depot. His engine has not yet
come and as soon as it arrives, which
will be in day or two, he will be
ready to complete the contracts be
has already made and to enter into
new contracts. Persons interested