The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-12-05

ulgaOle az UuS t!Lue oho 'heAN
no reason why it should have been
changed.
Every cash purchase of a dollars
worth at Leaphart & Drafts between
now aid the 1st day of February
entities the purchaser to chance OF
winning a gold filed, double faced
Elein movement watch. Guaranteed.
Mr.. J. B. Lstnan, prominent
business man of Little Mountslo,
was in town yesterday and gave US
pleasant call he is a progressive
and energetic merchant and takes
lively interest in every project that
tends TO build up his town and sec
ton.
While you buy goods at j. D.
Rawls, Of Batcsburg, the Gtapho-
phone will play 50 delightful songs
and besides you will get the goods
at rock bottom prices.
I will take pictures at B4tesburg
from December the 22ad to the Is b
I will give you good work and will
guarantee them not TO fade.
W. 4. NJ Craps, Photographer.
The largest radish that we have
seen this season came from the gar
den of Sheriff Clughman, who ar
rested it because it took up too much
ground. The editors family erjoy-
ed it immensely.
Messrs. Paul, Jake and George
Harman and Charles Roof killed ~
d1irrels and one rabbit While out
hunting last Thursday ard it Was
not a good day for squirrels eishsr.
The meeting Of the stock holders
cf the First National Bark, Of
Batesburg, has been changed from
the 21d to the 9:h of January, 1901
Persons interested will remember
the change.
W. A. Rsckling will be at Bates
burg on December 7ih and Sth ard
the people of that place and vicinity
who want first class photographs
should give him call
Mr.. John Hayes, one of the bosses
at the olympia mile, in Columbia,
was in town Saturday and while
visiting his old home paid US a pleas
ant visit and renewed bis subscrip
tion to the Dispatch.
Fl. F. Hendrix, the progressive
merchant of Leesville, informs the
readers of the Dispatch that he is
offering bis entire stock of general
merchandise at cost.
The time for paying taxes without:
the penalty is drawing near to an
end. It is not likely that the time
will be extended this time, so you
had better pay up if you have not
already done so.
Lorick & Lowrance, Columbia, an
pounces an excellent bill of fare for
Christmas in this issue. Read their
advertisement and when you want
goods in their lire go to see them or
send them your orders.
Notwithstanding that no eff :ial
sales we're made by the county off-
GERS last Monday, salesdsy in DEC ~
ber, q1ite a large crowd OF people
w,re in town. Business and tax
paying is what probably brought
them to town.
Several familiee, who recently
moved to B.ooEiand and Columbia,
have returned saying there is 20
place like Lexington for health, water
and happiness and in this they are
mighty correct. If you want to en-
Joy life come to Lexington.
G T Graham, E q, has fitted Up
handsome law Office in the up
stairs of Kaufmann's Block, it IL
luxuricusly furnished with up-'o-
date fixtures and he is in telephone
connection with Cclnmbia, which
pieces hin in a position to transact
business with promptaess.
The Gsegory-Rhea Mule Co., OF
C.lumbia, is just in receipt Of one
car load cf medium and smali mules;
one car load old Hickory wagons.
Now is the time to get you a mule
and wagon at Gregory Raea Niue
Co's.
Hebron has bcen ut back in tais
charge BY tae South Clrolina Cin-
| ference. The charge now comprises
the churches of Ho:eb, lexington,
Fl bron and Lower Sailoh. Red
Bank has been restored to Lesie-
dale Circuit of which R,v. J. NJ
lawson is the pastor.
Should you wish to improve the
qlality of your bread use the Ce'e-
brated Mugic Yeast. Nothing like 1t
for producing a light, sweet, nu