The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-05-16

in the near future is an assured fact
For Sale-A good milch COW, ap
ply to D T. Barr, Rocky Well, S. G
DR.. J. ". Wessirger was in towl
Saturday and gave US a rleassn
call.
Mr.. G. A. Hammer announces him
self a candidate for County C,mmis
sioner.
Grated and sliced pineapple, il
syrup-the finest quality-at the
B.zsar.
The new brick stores Of Dr.. j. E
Kaufman are assuming handsome
proportions:
Mi. Heber Dreher, the champion
fox hunter of the Fork, was in town
Saturday.
The charge for announcing cand!'
dates for magistrates is $3.50 each.
Cash in advance.
MI. Charles 81. Drafts visited rela
tives and friends in Newberry several
days last week.
When completed the new stores OF
Mr.. W. P. Roof will be by far tie
largest stores in town.
Fresh and reliable garden
saed for sale at the Bazaar.
A ins line of foreign aud domestic
hardware always in stock, at T. B
Augbtry & CJ's., Columbia.
Old Sol is sittiog down to bu~ine-s
and one feels like vi hing that be
lived in an ice factory.
When you want family nedi.ire,
toilet articles, foe soaps, and the
best pertumery, go to the Bazaar.
S. R. Crouch informs the voters of
the 3rd Judicial District that he is q
candidate for Magistrate.
A ~pro.rscted meeting has been in
progress for the past week in the
Baptist church at BrookIaud.
A pail of fresh desiccated cocoanut,
already prepared for making pies,
custards and cakes, at the Bazaar.
MI. Ell. L. Eleszer is announced
as a candidate for Magistrate Of thu
District embracing Dutch Fork.
Governor insolvency has appoint
ed MI. B. S. R4wl a magistrate a.
Lykesland in Richland county.
Fishing tackle CT all kinds, canes:
hobs, artificial bait, lines, hooks, etc.
Csll and see them at the Bszaar.
The children and friends of the
Lexington Classical Institute will
enjoy a picnic in the woods next
Friday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Craps store has bsen
rented BY the Misses Flanagan, of
Columbia, who will go into business
here shortly.
If you want to erjoy a good smoke,
don't forget that you g fod a full
line of 6ne cigars at the Bazaar.
The building committee Of Hebron
church in the Delmar section has
placed an order for blinds with a
lumber company.
Nj. W. P. Roof has returned from
a business trip to the Northern
markets. he is much improved in
appearance by bis trip.
DID you eve see the stars shine
10 the day tinss If not, you will
witness the phenomenon on Tuesday
morning if it is fair.
We have The best machines for
1900 We have the best Binder, the
best Mower, the best Reaper and the
best Hay Rake. Meetze & Son.
MI. Arthur T. Hartman is now at
home spending his vacation. He IS
one of the Professors in a leading
college at Brewton, Ala.
. Rev. A G. Walker, pastor Of the
B~atesburg Methodist chutch, preach
ed a soul stirring sermon in the
Methodist church here last night
Chocolate for cakes, powdered
sugar for iceiog cakes, candy thin
minss for cakes, fine extracts end
essences, all at the B.zsar.
1t is reported that Mr.. N. D Hal
mans store, east of the court house,
hiss ben rented to a party who will
engage in merchandising here short
~.
Have you seen the latest styles in
clothing, gents furnishings, neck
wear, hi is and shoes? Leaphart 4
Draft have all the latest novelties.
We are in receipt Of an Invitation
to the commencement exercises o.
the Patton Seminary at Ok Gift