The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-09-27

ing with the principal, Mr.. .. y.
Seay.
DsaAfHprNUBlAN TEA cures Dyspep-
i lUstskl y sia, Constipation and Indi-
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 20 cts.
Sold by Julian L. Kaufman.
The worthy Auditor of Lexington
county, Mr.. G. A. Derrick, BIS
placed three of his children in tie
Lexington Classical Institute. The
Auditor appreciates the educational
advantages of this school.
| A negro answering to the name OF
Cain johnson was committed to jail
yesterday asternoon by Magistrate
Koon, charged with having shot and
probably fatally wounded negro
woman at Brookland.
Mr. r E. Mack lost bis barn last
Sunday by what is supposed to have
been an ire ndiary fire. Together
with the barn be had eighteen head
of hogs, all his forage and some veh::-
cles to burn up. He saved his mules.
| FOR SALE for spot cash only,
cheap, l45 acres of farm land, partly
timbered, former property of J. F.
Bouknight, deceased, situated on
| Broad river, Lexington county, S. G
Address NJ |, care of Dispatch.
Mr.. Wesley Harman, one of the
most prosperous farmers and sub
! stantial citizens of Charter Oak, has
placed his son Walter in the Lexing-
ton Classical Institute, where be will
again pursue his studies.
Comptroller General Derham was
in town last Friday and made
satisfactory settlement with the
Auditor and Treasurer. While here
be also made a settlement with the
Auditor and Treasurer of Saluda
county.
Shealy 5 New York Racket Stole
has just received complete line OF
new clothing, among which are mems
and boys suits at bargain prices.
New dress goods, underwear, hats
for men and women, etc, are ex-
pected to arrive daily. Give US a
call.
Miss Mary Henry, of Countsville,
who is a member of the graduating
class in the Lexington Classical In
stitute, has returned and is now pur
suing her studies. She was one of
the honor studen is of last session.
The bulls and bears of Liverpool
tried conclusions last week and the
bulls got the best Of it. Result
Cotton has gone up to 6 g 1G with
price tending upwards. When
thieves fall out honest men get their
deserts. So let her roll:
Rev. Mr.. Norris, who is engaged
in evangelistic work, has been preach
ing a series of revival sermons in the
Baptist church at this place, COM
mencing on last Sunday morning.
There will be preaching there tonight
which will probably close the meet
ing.
ra>..A..> CUBAN RELIEF cures
Planters eOlo, Neuralgia and Teethscss
and Summer Complaints. Price, IS Cent'
Sold by Julian E. kaufmann.
Road overseers will see an impor-
tant notice in this issue from Super
visor Koon. This is the last notice
to put the roads and bridges in
thorough repair, and deliDquents
will have to suffer the pains of the
penalties thereto attached for refus-
ing to obey this order.
A large stock Of mems, women's
| and children's shoes, all styles and
toes. We carry large and we'll as
| sorted stock of shoes and we cannot
be undersold, so when in want of
shoes for yourself and family, give
US a call and we will make prices to
suit. W. P. Roof.
Mrs. P. L. Harman had two lovely
night blooming cereus to open this
morning. There are seven other
buds on the plant which will open
shortly. These are beautiful, but
short lived flowers, giving much
pleasure to the cultivator for their
exquisite loveliness and rich and de-
lightful fragrance.
Admiral Dewey give the New
Workers a complete surprise by ar
irving two days ahead of schedule
tine. Platt, Hook & Shull, of Co.
lumbia, has surprised the consumers
of plantation and family supplies,
such as hay, grain, bacon, lard, flour,
sugar, coffee, salt, etc, by selling
them at such short profits. Their