The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-03

will be the judge of horses and mule
at the County Fair.
Mr.. John NJ. Stuart and wife G
Columbia, visited the mother of tb
former last Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel B George is putin;
an addition to bis pretty cottage Of
upper Main street.
The homestead of DR.. E. S. j
Hayes, deceased, is advertised TO
sole in this issue.
The farmer sows his seed in th
spring, but his wife sews her carpe
rags in the winter.
Mr.. U. W. Jefcoat says be has th'
finest crop Of rice on his old pont
site that he has ever raised.
The long drought was broker
yesterday by gentle drizzie drczzl'
which has been continuous since.
Nature, the great artist, will soor
paint the forest in the beautiful anc
7ariegated colors of the rainbow.
Mr.. Rice B Harman left for Balti
more last Friday to matriculate ii
the Maryland College Of Pharmacy.
Last Sunday Mr. Willie E Harma,
was elected Superintendent Of tb'
Bap'is Sunday school in this place.
Remember you always find fruits,
plain and fine candies of all kinds,
fancy cakes and crackers at tn
Bszaar.
Every Democratic voter should g
to the polls at the general election
and vote the ticket from Bryan dow y
to Coroner.
The Board of Registration was in
session here for the past two days
Over three hundred certificates were
issued.
For custards, pies or cake use
desiccated cocoanut, ready prepared
with milk and sugar. You find it a.
the Bazaar.
Mr.. E. ]. George has, so far this
season, ground 1000 bushels Of wheat
and has over 1000 bushels now in
the mill.
During the indisposition OF Mr.
A. J. Fox, Mr.. Ed Barre is fllir 6
his position in the Office of ". P
Roof.
Mr.. James J. Wolfe, Of Sandy Run,
son of Mr.. J. Archie Wolfe, has
entered the Chicago University for a
full term.
Information has been received here
that Mr.. M. S Riley of Batesburg, a
sou-in-law of Clerk of Court Spanr,
is critically ill with typhoid fever.
Rev. J G Graichen has returned
from Conference and will fill lis
regular appointment at St. Stephen,
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
There will be divine services in
the Baptist church here on the
Second Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
and for several evenings during next
week.
The premium list shows an in
crease in the number of premiums
and a decided increase in the value
of the premiums Of the coming
State Fair.
A nice line of Fall and Winter
hats is now being shown by Mss
Kitty Flanagan. Call and see the:
hats. They are beautiful and the
prices are extremely low.
Mr.. Job Shumpert, of the Clark's
Mill settlement, was in town yester-
day and says that be will gather the
finest pea crop that be has ever
made.
Read the advertisement of Wn
Platt, who informs the people o.
Lexington that be has opened up
fresh stock of dry goods and notions
in Columbia and is Offering it az
cheap as the cheapest.
Mr.. Joseph A]va Jones, Of Wood
ford, was in town yesterday. Mr.
Jones lived here with his father il
1888 and attended school, Judg'
Lemuel Boczer being the teacher.
Farmers take or send to the Stat
Fair, October, 29th to November q
the fruits of your labor, that yo
may not exclaim as many have don
every year: Il can beat that.
Saleday in October brought quit
a number of people to town, althoug
oDlv one niece of DrODerty was &C