The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-09-20
Last evening the young people oi

cream and a cake walk were the
features Of the evening.
DsaA4Ans CUBAN OIL cures
TaGlssgEScuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu-
matism and Sores. Price, rs cents.
Sold by Julian Z. kaufmann.
| Mr.. Crouch, Clerk Of the Court for
Saluda county, is in attendance upon
our court. He is g young man CT
pleasing address and of courteous
and afiable manners, and no doubt
is a worthy official.
Don't miss the opportunity to take
your family to the State Fair. Young
and old will be instructed and enter
tanned. All immoral gambling and
questionable features are vigorously
excluded.
For the best buggy, that will give
the best service for the least money,
| go to T. B. Aughtry & Co., Colum-
bia. This firm also have full line
| of other vehicles of the best makes.
Call and take your choice for mere
song.
Mr.. George Fields brought to this
| Office last Monday a fine stalk of
blue sugar cane. It contained 20
we'll matured joints. He has been
very fortunate with his patch this
season and will make an abundance
of the sweet nectar.
Rev. Thomas, the young Episco-
pal divine who has charge of the
mission at this place, captivated ard
charmed his congregations last Sun
day morning and evening by his
eloquence, logic and force as a
preacher.
The trestle of the Columbia, New
berry and Laurens railroad over
Broad river, near Columbia, which
was damaged considerbly by a
wreck week or so ago, has been
thoroughly repaired and trains are
making their regular trips over it.
Mrs. Nancy Jones, wife of Mr..
Seaborn Jones, a highly respected
and greatly beloved lady Of Bates
burg, died at that place last Sunday
morning in the S2nd year Of her age.
She was good old mother in Isreal
and her death is greatly deplored.
Mr.. Charlie Corley is putting in
handsome railing in the Treasurer's
Office. A new cAice desk convenient
ly arranged to facilitate the collec-
ton of taxes has also been put in.
The grand jury deserves great credit
for having recommended the improve
ment.
Those of our citizens of Chirque-
pin, Gilbert Hollow, Hollow Creek
and others trading at Batesburg, will
find we'll selected stock of goods at
J. j. Rswl's store, where NJ. D. Har-
man will be pleased to serve his
friends and show them some astonish-
ing bargains.
Through the courteous attention
Of our accommodating friend, MIR.
Adam Metz, Mrs. P. P. Clark, sent
the editor nice supply of delicious
beans, tomatoes and okra, for which
she has our thanks. If she had seen
US devour them she would have
needed no other assurance that they
were appreciated.
Everybody should have an orchard
and the place to get trees that will
bear fruit is from J. Van Lindley, at
Pomona, NC. These nurseries have
been in successful operation for over
80 years and during this time have
given entire satisfaction in ell its
dealings. Place your orders fer
fruit trees, flowers and evergreens
with these nurseries and you will
have no just cause to regret it.
The Dial Hardware Company Of
CJlumbia, has removed its splendid
line of hardware, paints, oil, glass,
nails, iron, guns, pistols and cutlery,
to the post Office block. The man
agement extends cordial and nearly
invitation to their Lexington friends
TO call and examine the stock when
in need of anything in the hardware
line. They will save you money.
A great many of our subscribers
have responded to cur appeal for a
settlement and have thus made both
themselves and ourself happy, and
we thank them for doing so. There
are many, however, who have not
came near the Office, ard We trust
that they will call and settle before
leaving town. Friends, don't forget
US.
Very interesting religious revival