The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-05-09

NV L~SSu'eSualu IIdt HIS
built a nice home at lis fathers CID
place beyond Aunt Nsncy Coriey's
residence and now occupies il as a
residence.
The colored Ola Fellows ard the
Daughters Of Ruth psraded the
streets in a body last Sunday after
noon in iu:l regal;s ard the para
phelnelia Ct the orders.
Mr.. Henry Heimarn, recently OF
this place, il now located atAImeda,
where he is engaged in the saw mill
business aud is prospecting and grow
ing fat. May lis shadow never grow
less.
A )int stock company has been
FORMED ct Batssbasg to build s large
warehouse. Incorporation papers
have been applied for to tho Secre.
t.ry CT State.
Until men learn TO use q little Of
the wisdom IN their own affairs that
they devote to the management Of
the aft .irs Of their reighbors, tie
world will continue to hear offailares.
Auditor G. A. Derrick las lie
money with which to pay the per
diem Of the members Ct the Board
| Of Assessors. Call on him and get
your pay at once.
The railroad fare from Lexington
to and from Columbia has been in
creased from 35 cents to 43 cents.
Tits increase is for the privilege OF
riding in a car in which there ere TO
negroes.
As We go to press We learn that a
| person was killed Gu tie Lexington
end CT the G. N. and L Railroad
t~restle, near C,ilmbia. Coroner
Gaps has gore to held an irq1est.
7. locked Ike old times last Mon
dsy TO see erstwhile reformers ond
| conservatives working harmoniouSlJ
together in the convention fer the
good OF the party.
Sheriff Caughman is expected
home this afternoon from Alabama,
where he has been to arrest Mr.. G.
S Roof, who is charged with remov-
ing live stock under mortgage.
We have jast received o H:ce line
Of clothing which We are cf-jirg at
prices which will be found On COM
parison to be cheaper than the cheap
est. Call sn see our bargains.
Leaphart e. Drafts.
DR.. F. G. Woodward, President CT
the South Carolina College, has COZ
septed to deliver the literary address
to tie students of Lexington CLASH
csl Institute on the evening of June
Sth.
Prof. Oscar D. Seay, Principal Of
Lexington Classical Institute, has
been chosen to make the literary ed
dress ct the closing exercises Of Pine
Grove High school in Orangeburg
county, on June 14th.
The farmers cay that these long
days are entirely TOO short for them
and regret that they do not live in a
place where tie days are six months
long. They are heels over head kill
ing grass.
Sweet violet, the best known 5
cents cigar on tbs market and other
brands Of fine cigars, together With
tae famous Klondike. which honestly
oclipses ali 2 for nickle cigars on the
market, at the Bazaar.
MIR. J. Feaster Lyles, the sage Of
Of the wild Cat section, warrs all
candidates not to hug tie delusion to
their breast that they are going to
have a walk over in the election, for
big 'possums walk out late" ,
Mr.. George Shealy has been mott
fed that the bridge over Beaver
creek on the line Of Orspgeburg and
Lexington counties, near Mr.. Say
lor's, was destroys ed by fire recently
and the matter will have his imme.
date attention.
New faces of type, borders and
ornaments have been recently added
to the Dispatch job outfit and We
are better prepared to execute j>b
work with neatness aud dispatch
than before. We study to please
and if you want to be pleased place
your order for all kinds Ct printing
with Us.
We have been r=liably Informed
that B~atesburg will shortly have a