The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-12-06

| Well III us ducplcb Houo'
The Bazaar is as usual headquar-
lers for Santa Claus, and the hand
some toys and presents be has left on
exhibition are attracting the attention
If the little folk, as we'll as larger
people.
| The probability is that there will
be no extension of time fer the pay
uent of taxes. The safest plan is to
walk mp to the Captains Office and
pay your taxes, before the time ex-
pires.
n1A%sfA,aeNUBlAH TEA cures Dyspep-
Z E0asSSl , sia, Constipation and Indi.
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, % cts.
Sold bv Julian E. Kaufman
! Christmas purchasers while in
| Columbia, should call on Mr.. Ed
G. Shull and inspect his we'll selected
stock of groceries. His motto is the
best of everything at the lowest pos
sible prices.
Messrs. James and Pierce Sawyer,
sons of our defendant, Capt. George
sawyer, who are now residing in
Edseheld and Saluda counties, visited
| their father last week. They had
he appearance of having lived off
he fat of the land and epjoyed their
living.
1t is bad policy to use inferior
| materials in a piece of work when
| you can get first class materials for
about the same price. Blacksmiths
| and wheelwrigbts should go to 7. B.
Aughtry & Co., Columbia, when they
want frst-cless materials.
The only outward signs of the oh
servance of Thanksgiving Day were
the dispensary being closed and the
post Office keeping Sunday hours.
The other businesses kept up their
usual hum. Oar people either
haven't anything to be thankful to
God for or they haven't the time to
do so for fear of missing q cent,
nickle or dime.
N,w is the time to make yourself
present of handsome new buggy,
wagon, road cart, or other vehicle,
and the place to get the best, most
durable and the cheapest is at T. B.
Augbtry 4 Co, Columbia.
x>sn..<..A cuSAN RELIEF cures
FEdNIRTS Collie, Neuralgia and Toothache
S~"s'70a v in FIVE minutes. Sour Stomach
and Summer Complaints. Price. IS Centss
Sold by Julian E Kaufman.
Our young friend, MIR. T. G. Stur-
kie, has just been licensed by the
Supreme Court to practice law, and
was in town Friday, making arrange
ments for an cfice to locate here for
the purpose of practicing his profess
sion. He has formed partnership.
with Judge Izlar, under whom he
read law. He is a bright young
man, and urder the guidance of
Judge Izlar, We predict for him a
brilliant and successful career. He
will open here sometime in February.
A handsome stock of nobby neck
ware, gents furnishing goods, CLOTH
ing from the cheapest to the highest,
and shoes, just such things, young
ladies, as will be suitabl and &C
ceptable present for your best fellow.
If you want to please him, purchase
your present from Leaphart & Drafts.
MIR. Jerome Bradley, vice-Presi-
dent and Treasurer of the South
Carolina Telephone Company, with
headquarters at Columbia and Mr.. H.
J. Simmons, were in town last week
making arran gements for the estab-
!isbme1t Of a telephone exchange at
his place to connect Lexington and
Columbia We understand that they
received much substantial encourage
m+nt anl that the exchange will be
established at an early day.
In anticipation of large Christ
mas trade, S n Hendrix, Columbia,
has literally supplied his store with
an excellent stock of choice Christ
mas goods, such as fruits, nuts,
candies, fruit cake ingredients, etc.
His stock Of family groceries are as
usually up to the standard. All Of
which be offers cheap.
While the State law exempts per
sons from paying license on car
casses of beef, pork or matson Of
their own raising, yet they are requir-
ed to sell under the regulations Of
the town, which in this town requires
all carcasses to be taken to the
market for sale until s o'clock in the
morning, after which hour they are
permitted to ret Ill from the wagons
a, the door of their customers.
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