The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-06-20

Bishop J. S. Key wrote: Teethina
(Teetbing Powders) was more salts
factory than anything We ever used.
Wanted--A job as engineer (sta
tionary). Well qualified. Address,
Lester Carson, care of Lexington
Dispatch.
Mr.. Il. A. Meetze, Jr., of Paco!et,
is spending a short vacation with his
parents at this place. Miss IAus is
also at home.
D. II. Price and James Koon will
serve 6 barbecue at Star school house
near j. W. Crout's Store on the 4th
day of August.
We had several heavy rain falls
during the past week. It is feared
that the crops are greatly damaged
as consequence.
DR.. Julian E Kaufman has con
Guided to put another story to bis
new brick building which is now un-
der construction.
In consequence Of the indisposition
of Rev. Harold Thomas there will be
no Episcopal services here until
Tuesday, July 10th.
We are under many obligations to
Mr.. E J. George for sack of bis
fine middlings, which was ground
at bis Justly popular mill.
Ledgers, journals, records, counter
books, memorandum books, school
books, pads, pencils, ink Of all colors,
mucilage, &C., for sale at the Bazaar.
All the students from this county,
who have been attending the differ
ent colleges in this and other States,
have returned home for the vacation.
Cadet T. Frank Rawl, son OF Mr..
T Ed. Rawl, who has been attending
the Patrick Military Institute at An
derson, paid us a pleasant visit yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Paul 81. Craps has declined to
make the race for County Commits
sioner and announces himself for
Supervisor. See his card and an.
rouncement.
The next meeting of the Upper
Division of the Lexington Baptist
Association will be held with Bethle.
hem church, near Batesburg, on the
fifth Sunday in July.
Forget not that Platt, Hook &
Shull, of Columbia, continue to keep
ahead of their competitors by selling
the best plantation and family sup
plies for the least money.
The little ten months old son OF
Mr.. John Hood died in Columbia
last Wednesday. The remains were
brought over and inferred in the
cemetery at Red Bank.
The Lexington Manufacturing Go
is placing two large new boilers and
when they are in position, the mill
will have power capacity sufficient
for all purposes.
The July number of Everybody I
Magazine is on our table and as is
usual with this magazine, it is filed
from cover to cover with interesting
| and instructive reading matter.
Bear in mind that ". F. CorleJ
and J. E. Matthias will serve frs
class barbecue near the residence Of
Mr.. ] Ed. Matthias on August 4th
| A glorious old 4th of July time ma,
be expected.
There should be convention o
the sheep and hogs Of the county t.
protest against the bar becue custom
during which season so many o
them meet an untimely end at tn
hands of the butchers.
We acknowledge the receipt o
cotton blooms from VIM D. Wise
which was plucked on toe 10th, n
Wes,ly Harman and NJ. NJ Gable q
the 18th, K A Price on the lst
and Louis Butler on the 18th.
Each season Mr.. Willie Stuar
kindly remembers the Dispa'ch fore
with basket of delicious plums an
this year has been no exception
the rule. Many thanks, friend Willie
may you live long and prosper.
, Cadet J, Fl. Raul, of Lexington
and not of Columbia, as the Stat
has it, who attended the Patric
Military at Anderson, last session,
the young man whose "record te
the whole session does not show
single demerit."