The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-01-11
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eh;ld's Life when attacked Q-.-
by Crop or Whoopins- SVFuDs
coush. It never fails to
cure throat and lung troubles. Price Is cts.

by ctoaP ?. o. ., wh es2Fs e Syrup.
cure throat and long troubles. Price Is cts.
Mr.'Freddie Drafts, SOL of MIR. 5.
P. Drafts, who is in the United
States army connected with the En-
gineer corps, accompanied the Second
South Carolina regiment to Havana.
The gubernatorial bee is .buzzing
in the bonnet of several patriots who
are willing to serve the dear people
for honor and glory when they are
coupled with a money consideration.
We have been requested to state
that the members Of Mt. Olivet
church at Spring Hill will meet at
their church on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, to work Of the yards, build
| walks and set out trees.
The solons are in consultation un-
doing the work Of last year and in
the meantime are charging the dear
people 81 per diem, while the afore-
said I'd. p" are expected to plough
on at so cents per day.
Hilton's Iodoform Liniment will
kill the poison from poison Ivy,
counterfeit poison from bites OF
snakes, stings of insects. In a sure
cure for sore throat. Will cure any
| case of sore mouth. 25c.
MI. J. Frank Keisler has an excel
lent home, does a lively mercantile
| business and is one Of our best farm
| ers. He knows how to entertain his
| friends as this editor and MIR. j. W.
Addy experienced last Thursday.
Next week the editor will be in the
Fork in the interest of the Dispatch
and the following week will be at
Batesburg, Leesville and other
points. Delipquents are expected to
pay a part, if not all, of what theJ
owe.
There was another burning in the
Fork recently. Mr.. Charles Derrick
of Bsllentine, lost all of his out
buildings together with their con-
tents during the holidays. The fire
is supposed to have been caused by
fire crackers.
Mr.. VIM. Etheredge, Of Leesville,
travelling agent for the New York
Life Insurance Company, was in
town last week. Mr.. Etheredge is
an energetic and progressive young
business map and represents n OF
the strongest life insurance compan-
les.
A Mr.. Spires has rented tho mill
| of Mr.. w. T. Martin, and will thor
oughly overhaul and repair the same
and will be prepared to gin cotton,
grind corn and hull and polish rice.
He is one of our best mill men and
proposes to give his patrons and
customers entire satisfaction.
Last Friday the editor spent the
night at the palatial and hospitable
home of Col. D. J. Griffith at Lewie-
dale. The Colonel certainly has a
fine place and is surrounded by the
luxuries and comforts of life, the
fruits of his own industry and enter
prise and excellent business manage
ment.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the order of the circuit court in the
case of Godfrey Hartman ct al re-
spondents, VS.. James Hartman appel
liant. The order is to make the
answer of appellant to the complaint
more definite in several particulars;
and to strike out certain of the ALE
cations of the answer because irrele-
want.
MIR. r. E. Blakeley, a prominent
business man of Columbia and who
is we'll and favorably known by many
of our people, was in town Monday
advertising the Electric Starch for
which he is agent. Bob is as jovial
as ever, and was in his happiest
mood because be represented the
best goods of the kind on the market.
He said that as we have stopped
hanging negroes be would hang q
Chinaman in our Office, which he did
without any compunctions.