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

| lanruor and the rich color Of health flows to
the cheeks. Unequalled for all disorders OF the
| stomach and liver, ard for al weakening COM
plants Of men, women and children.
Sold e,.r,where Price, 81. 90 per full quart bottle
MICHIGAN DRyG co., Detroit, Hich.
J.E. KAUFMAN, Lexington, S. G.
We take pleasure in recommend
ing the wide-awake young clothing
firm of Le,pbart & Drafts. This
firm is composed Of two of our most
promising young men, who are brlm
ful of energy and enterprise. They
have a we'll selected stock of clothing,
| gents furnishings, shoes anc hats
which they are selling below CJlum-
bia prices. Call and see them.
When you go to Colum bia to pur-
chase your family or planta ton
supplies, you should call at VIM.
Pl4tt & Co before purchasing or else
you will lose money. For these
goods they have the reputation OF
being the cheapest house in the city
Some OF our subscribers rolled in
their cart wheel during court, for
which we are thankful. There are
others, however, who gave US the 60
by and we hope to hear the jingle OF
heir wheel soon.
Attention is directed to the ad
vertisement of the Columbia Harness
and Supply Company, in this issue,
and when you want horse furnishings
of any kind, give them a call. Mr.
Mixson, the manager, will be pleased
to see you and will show you home
made harness so cheap that you will
feel for your pocket book.
The little child of Mr. n E George
died last Thursday. The remains
were inferred in the family burying
ground. near Chaplin, on Friday. A
beautiful flower has been taken from
this wilderness of woe to be trans
planted in the garden of heaven.
Sweet violet, the best known 5
cents cigar on the market and other
brands of fine cigars, together With
the famous Klondike, which honestly
eclipses all 2 for nickle cigars on the
market, at the Bazaar.
Those of our subscribers in arrears
will please settle. We need money
to meet our expenses. In the future
positively the paper will be sent only
to those who Fay up promptly Pro
duce and cotton are now selling at
fair prices and there cannot be any
eACose III Aot PoSi inS'
Read the advertisement of VIM.
F. Furtick in this issue, wherein he
makes some astonishing offers that
will doubtless draw crowds of anx-
ious buyers to his great bargain
houses. TIE prices he names are
certainly great values which will |
probably never again be cfe:el to
the purchasing public, so advantage
should be taken of them now. Gail
and examine this stock.
The free public schools Of the
coun'y y will open on October 18th, or
as 500 after as practicable. This is
by order of the County Board of Ell
ucation. All Truste es should arrange |
matters at once for successful ses
sion.
Gen. NJ. G. Butler has accepted |
the invitation to be present at the
reunion of the Confederate Veterans
of Lexington county during the
County Fair. Gen. G. I. Walker has |
also consented to be present. Gen
NJ. L. Bonham, Commandant of the
South Carolina Division of the Sons
of Veterans has written his regrf 8
as to his probable inability to be
present.
Many of our subscribers, both in
this county and Richland will be
pleased to learn that that we'll
known and old reliable firm OF
Lorick & Lowrance, with whom they
have been doing business since 1865.
have again re-opened their retail
grocery department, where evc'y-
thing good to eat will be in stock at
prices to suit the size of every per-
sons pocket book.
Col. NJ. D Harman, the Secretary
of the Lexington County Fair Asso-
citation, is so bewildered with appli-
cations for privileges from the long
haired girl, the caucasian beauty,
the human snakes, Bafalo Bill down
to the Turkish dancers, that it is
amazing to know low he is to attend
all the shows, witness the lady tight
rope walker, view the parade of the
Old Veterans and sell tickets to the
fair ali at the same time. But TIE
Old 2Oth will be equal to the emer