The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-09-12
Parties indebted to Dr.. j G. viii

settle up.
The election is over and the mex:
Governor of South Carolina will be
the man who received the maj )rlty
OF votes yesterday.
On account of the long dry spell
many of the wells hereabouts ale
failing and the supply of water in
Others is very low.
OR devil remarked that the editor
must be preparing for his semi
annual fishing trip as he wants to
consult Uocle Jake.
Persons attending court are re
ouested to call and examine the com
plete line of dry goods, shoes, cloth
ing and groceries at j. D. Taylors.
Mr.. Joe Harman has sold his
butcher business to Mr.. Jim Matthias,
who will hereafter conduct IN the
market at the same stall.
A number of our young men have
returned to Clemson to resume THEN
studies, among them being Mr.. Jules
Bradford of this town.
The best line of dress goods in
Lexington, at Meetze & Son. This
line is fresh and of the latest pat
terms. Call and see these goods.
The baptismal services will take
place next Sunday in Factory pond,
between the dismissal OF the Sunday
school and the hour for preaching.
The finest and best ready made
clothing in all the latest styles, at
| L ssphart & Drafts Call and sea this
stock before you purchase.
Harry Oswald has purchased the
stock of goods in the New York
Racket Store from Mr.. G A Shealy,
and will continue the business.
Mr.. Patrick Seay, of Rocky Well,
is sending his son to Palmetto Cole
giate Institute and boards him IN
the home of Mr.. John Snelgl ov..
Fine plantation and family sup
plies Can always be found at I. b
Aughtry & C''s., Columbia, at plicss
hat cannot be duplicated in the city.
Mr.. Newell Lee, wife and children,
snd Mrs. Scottie Harman, have re-
turned from pleasant visit to Mr..
Lees parents and relatives in Vlrgl-
MA.
Ii you have not received prem
ium list of the Lexington County
Fair Association, address NJ. u Hsr-
nan, Lexington, S. G, and you will
get one.
From near Barrs comes Mr.. Ward
shealy to Palmetto Collegiate Instl
ute for the purpose of continuing
his studies. He boards with Mrs
N sncy Corley.
Two negroes recently killed a large
rock fish with stick in the old
wasteway of Mr.. Joe Shumper;'S
pond. The fish weighed twenty
pounds.
Master Rion Dceher, of Counts
Vile, is attending Palmetto Collegiate
Institute and is boarding with his
grand mother, Mrs. West Caughman,
near Lexington.
The County Fair is coming on a
pace and to make good impression
you should go to T. B. Aughtry &
Co's.. Columbia, and purchase one OF
their fine buggies.
Miss Lizzie Seay, who is very
anxious for an education, has resum-
ed studies in Palmetto Collegiate In
stitute and boards with her aunt,
Mrs. John Monts.
Wanted To Sell-One IA horse
power skid boiler and engine, iD
good running order cheap and on
.asy terms. w. Il. Donley,
Lewiedale, S G
Mr.. J. J. Buckley, who sustained
injuries last week by falling from q
scaffold in W. P. Roofs new store,
has so far recovered as to be able to
be out on the streets again.
Persons interested in the establish
ment of cotton seed oil mill at this
place, should call a meeting and ap-
point person to receive subscrlp-
tions to its capital stock.
Iu the beautiful suburban home OF
the Hon. S. P. Wingard. boards Mr.
Alonzo Lown, who thinks education
is the best acquisition and the Pal
metto Collegiate Institute is the best
place to get it.
The complaints Of the housskeeper
are loud and long. They say they
can get nothing to cook. This leads
us to remark that there is an excel