The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-09-26
J. E. KAUFMAN, Lexington, S. G.


The next meeting of the Lower Dl-
vision of the Lexington Baptist AS
sociation will be held with the King 5
Grove church on Saturday before the
fifth Sunday in this month.
Il you want to save money on your
purchases while in Columbia, call on
Brooks Harmap, who is now with
VIM +. Furtick, the leader Of low
prices in dry goods, shoes, clothing,
etc.
The free public schools Of the
county will open on October 15:b, or
as soon after as practicable. This is
by order Of the County Board OF b l.
ucation. All Trustees should arrange
matters at once for successful ses
sion.
Trustees of the public schools can
get copies of the new school law and
new Trustees record books, also
Trustees registers by calling at the
cfice of the County Superintendent
of Education. The schools should
not be opened without these requi-
sites.
The article under the caption OF a
"Gaston Wedding,' written by Sena-
tor elect Sharpe, has been received
but on account of the crowded condi
tion of our columns, has been LETT out.
It will appear in our next issue.
P. G. Price & Co, Columbia, solicit
your patronage when in need OF
shoes, hats and mems furnishings.
They have large and we'll sele cted
stock and their prices are cheaper
than the cheapest. See their ad in
another column and 60 there when
in want of goods in their line.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Lee died at the home Of its
grandfather, Colonel NJ D. Harman,
last Saturday and was inferred in st.
Stephens cemetery Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. J. G.. Graichen officiating.
Another jewel adorns the Saviour's
crown, and the stricken parents have
priceless treasure in heaven.
Mrs. Mary Jane Sem, an estima-
BILE lady of this county, died sud-
denly of some heart trouble at her
home near Dxiana, last Saturday.
She was in her yard performiog her
domestic duties when she fell and
expired. At the time of her death
b h.r husband was away from home,
being in Columbia transacting bust
ness. The interment was at st
johns and the R7v. Mr.. Sbumpert
officiating.
A, tention is directed to the chang :
in Malone's advertisement in this is
sue. This is CJlumbia's most popu-
lar music house, and lovers of good
music and sweet toned instruments
90 there to make their purchases
It is also deserving of liberal pa
tronaee because it is home enter
prise and can supply you wants as
cheaply and quicker than any North
ern concern.
T. McCreery & Co, the old re
liable dry goods firm OF Columbia
informs the people Of Lexln gton
through this issue of the DiSpstcb
that they have inaugurated an ex-
traordinary sacrifice sale, and the
stock in the dry goods and shoe
departments have been marked at
such low figures that competitors are
startled and the purchasing public
is pleased. These goods must 60
and the time is limited, so price is a
secondary consideration.
The values in dry goo1s, n"tions,
etc, offered by Wm. Platt q O.,
Colum bia, are as startling as the
alarm of fire on a thoroughfare and
are creating as much excitement.
Bargain hunters will find it to their
interest to call there before purchas-
ING elsewhere and examine this stock
The goods are all fresh and new and
of the latest fashionable weaves and
texture. Mr.. Fannie Allen, Miss
R-becca Jones and Mr.. Ernest NJ
P.att are he clerks aud they Will be
pleased to have you call and will take
pleasure ia showing you the goods
They will quote the lowest lrlces