The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-03-07

Westmoreland, a short tue ago.
Dr.. O J. Harris, Batesburg's
prominent and progressive pharma-
cist, was in town the greater part Of
last week and paid US a pleasant call.
He was in attendance upon court as
a witness in an important railroad
case.
DsamsATe CUBAN OIL cures
! fssassSs SCuss, Burns, Bruises, Rheu-
matism and Sores. Price, rs cents.
Sold by Julian Z. Kaufman.
The chain gang has moved to the
neighborbood of Lewis mill, Black
Greek, on tie Lewiedale and Wag-
enc new cut road. TIE gang is do
ing some very nice work and is
making permanent and long needed
repairs.
Mr.. J. D Farr, e1 Superintendent
of Education, dropped in to shake
hands with US last week. We are
always glad to meet John. He is q
genial companion and is an excellent
young man and made us a good
official.
Dr.. J. Willie Wessinger, a rising
young physician Of this county, who
has a lucrative and growing practice
in the Balientine section, was in
town Thursday and called to see US.
He is a distinguished graduate of
the Charleston Medical College.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of j. G Moore's Great Bargain
House in Columbia. He carries a
tremendous stock of dry goods and
notions. Customers can get all they
need at this establishment ut re-
markably low figures and it will pay
them to make their purchases there.
Read the advertisement on first page.
Ali along the Southern Railway
tie people are expressing their ap-
probation of the successful ef)rts
of Dr.. Crosson il having a morning
and evening train to and from O.
luubia put on. It is great con
v~snience and the people are thankful.
! The American Soldier in the Phil
ippines a notable article-at once
an appreciation and a vivid, stirring
picture Of our boys in the field, has
been written for the Saturday Eve
ming Post and will appear exclusively
in the March 175h number of that
weekly.
Planters sSS &C., aa ID Ess.s sss::
d in five minutes. Sour Stomach
and Summer Complaints. Price, IS Cents.
Sold by Julian Z. Kaufman.
Mr.. ". @. Jackson speaks in the
highest terms of the work done by
the chain gang in bis section recent
ly. especially on the road from Cedar
creek to the Orapgeburg line. It is
fret class and gives satisfaction to
persons whose business calls them to
drive over it.
Like the strains of sweet music
which has a soothing and exhiliarat-
ing effect, the Alliance Store in Co.
lumbia, makes the gladsome an
nouncement of a sweeping reiuc.
ton in shoes, clothing. hats and
pants, which will make the heart of
the bargain hunters sing with glad
ness and rush there to spend their
hard earned dollars.
Mr.. D E Ballentlne left Monday
on a trip extending through Ala
bama, Mississippi and the far West.
He has gone on a prospecting tour
and when he returns, unless we are
greatly mistaken, be will certainly
le; m that there is no place to be
compared to South Carolina and to
Lexington county in everything that
contributes to the comfort, happiness
and prosperity of man.
LandretN's seeds haze been
the standard for more than
q century for reliability,
freshness and purity. They
are esteemed for their salts
factory results by ererybo0y
IN Lexington. AU rarieties,
IN packages on Ualk', to suit
purchasers. For these seeds,
call on S. n. HendriG, Co.
lumbi0.
We are informed by Edwin FIX
Strother, Esq, attorney for Mr..
Isaac Edwards in his suit against
the Southern Railway for operating
a competing lire, that Mr.. J. William
Mitchell is not a party to the suit.
We make this correction IN justice to
the parties concerned.
l. pays ia the long run to use the