The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-04-18
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and the dust was thick enough 10 try
the patience of Job.
Everybody's Magazine for April
presents q very attractive appear
ance, and it's contents are of special
value and interest.
Messrs. Roof & Barr have purchased
one of the stills of Mr.. W. D. Quick,
and have located in on the Freeman
land near the Rock House.
Mr.. J. Walter Dreher, of Price
vile, was in town Saturday and
dropped in to see us. He left his
cart wheel, which made US smile.
Miss Lucy Stuart came over from
Columbia Sunday to spend the day
with her mcthsr. She was prevented
from returning by an attack Of the
grip.
Paul A. Buckley has been drawn to
serve as a grand jury Of the United
States District Court, and q. 5.
Rauch and Sidney Walker as petit
jurors.
There will be prayer meeting IN
the Methodist church tomorrow eve
ming. This service is growing in
popular favor and are interesting
and instructive.
Mr.. jeff Amick has purchased the
lot next to the Fields lot and oppo
site the Judge Boozer residence, and
a part Of the lumber is on the ground
to build a residence.
Rev. j. J. Myers preached inter
esting sermons in the Baptist church
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing and evening to large and appre-
ciati7e congregations.
The Easter edition of the Johnston
Weekly Monitor was a creditable
piece Of newspaper work and was a
commendable piece Of enterprise on
the part of it's publisher.
Lutheran services will be held in
St. Stephens church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. The Sun
day school will be held in the lew
church at the usual hour.
TEQlllSsS sis, Constipation and Indi-
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, % cts.
Sold bv Julian E. Kaufman.
The following named gentleman
have been nominated for the NUM-
eipal officers of the town OF Lees
Vile: II. F. Hendrix, Intendant;
Joe L. Mitchell, D. L.. Gunter and
G. D. Barr, Wardens.
DR.. G. E. Leaphart was absent
several days in attendance upon the
Richland court, as a witness in the
case of Mrs. Oliver, vs.. the Colum-
b:a, Newberry and Laurens railroad.
Mkt week the Episcopal Sunday
school and services will be held on
Monday afternoon and evening in
stead of Oh Tuesday. This is made
necessary on account of the inability
of the pastor to be in Lexington on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Hartman has the contract
for moving the two large boilers Of
the Lexington Manufacturing Co,
from the old Batting mill to the cot
ton mill and has them well on their
way.
Contractors jake Buckley, S. A. B.
Hartman, Luther Long and ?. Il.
Corley, have the three new cottages
of Mr.. II. W. Vineyard, on a portion
of the Berley place, framed and
weather. boarded.
A grapevine message says that an
other bank will probably be an
Institution added to the enterprises
Ct this place before the world is
much older. It will have capital and
business irfuence behind it.
In the transfers of real estate
published last week the piece of
property in Hollow Creek should have
read D. S. Kyzer to D. Lee Hartman
and wife, IL acres for 1925 90 in
stead of the way it was published.
Mr.. 7. c.. Stu,kie made his maiden
speech yesterday in Magistrate
Meetze's court in an assault and
battery case. His conduct Of the
case was admirable and his %elcquence
showed him to be an orator Of a high
order.
Mr.. W. B. Taylor, a prominent
and successful farmer Of Hollow
Geek, dropped in to see us while in
town last Saturday. He reports
everybody pushing farming opera
tons with a vim and energy that be-
speaks a successful harvest as a
reward for their labor.