The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-07-18

Messrs n. G Cooner, D B. R4wl.
NJ. B Elwards and ". G Cartledge,
Wardens.
J D. Taylor has just received 8
large stock of mems pants, which
are we'll made and cheap. A suppl,
of fruit j.rs and j~lly glasses just in
Give him a call before you buy.
On account of a big meeting oD
July "a, near the grounds, the date
for the barbecue of J S Jumper has
been changed to July 3lst. Candi
dates and others will please remem-
Der the change.
The publisher of this paper will
attend some of the barbecues before
the season is over and he hopes to
meet large number of delinquent
subscribers and come home loaded
down with cart wheels.
The premium list of the Fourth
Annual Fair of the Lexington Fair
Association is now in the hands OF
the printer and will be published as
| rapidly as possible.
Newberry College now ranks
among the leading educational insti-
tutions of the State. It is splen-
did place to send your boys and
girls to get first class education.
Klllian A. Price, who is attending
college at Hickory, n. G., is spending
his vacation at home. He dropped
in to see US last Friday, and We
found him to be an interesting and
entertaining talker and promising
young man.
Mr.. R. L Bryan, prominent busi-
ness man and President of the Bryan
Printing Co., of Columbia, died at
his home in that city last Monday.
Mr.. Bryan was we'll and favorably
known in this county with the people
of which he has had business deal
ings.
Wanted-A job as engineer (sta
tionary) Well qualified. Address,
Lester Carson, care Of Lexington
Dispatch.
President Haynes, Of the Lees
vile College, has developed into q
full fedge editor and publisher be
having been placed in editorial and
business management of the Way
of Faith, holiness publication is
sued from Columbia.
The revival services now in pro-
gress in the Baptist church in this
place are growing in interest and
Rev. Mr.. Myers is preaching some
earnest and thoughtful sermons
This meeting will probably come to
an end with the Friday evening ser
vice.
Mr.. A. NJ. Long has just finished
rhsuling his four mill and max
ing some improvements. His mill is
now in working order and the fur
turned out is of superior quality,
which the sample left at this Office
astests and for which he has our
thanks.
Misses Amanda and Emmie Raw,
of Batesburg, two charming young
ladies, who have been visiting Miss
Lille NJ Foster, left today, (July
~ for Sumter, whittier they go to
visit friends, after which they will
return to their homes The Jones'
Vile Correspondent of tie Columbia
State.
Wanted-In every town and
county district in South Carolina, a
man or woman to represent us. Send
stamped envelope for reply. Culver
& Kidd, Milledgeville, Ga.
DR.. Walter, of Langley, is visiting
bis father, Rev. J. N. Wright, of
this place and attending his brother,
MIR. Whitner Wright, who was in.
iured in the railroad accident at the
depot in this place some weeks ago
DR.. Taylor, of Columbia, was called
iu consultation last Friday. Mr..
Wright is still confined to the house
from the effects of the injuries he
sustained.
During these hot days it should
not be forgotten that the system
needs to be ncurished by pure and
wholesome food. This is the case
with both man and beast. The best
place to obtain foods which is widely
known for their purity and whole
someness is at Plat, Hook & Shulls,
Columbia. Try this firm once and
you will be 80 we'll pleased that you
will become a permanent customer
when in need of family and planta-
tion supplies.
We understand that Mr.. L. W