The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-05-02
We are indebted to X llian A Price

ed the Lutheran Conference at st
Paul last Sunday. They repcr
a very profitable and pleasant day.
Senator D. VI. Crosson is in towr
today minglipg with friends and &C
quaintaDces. He is the consulting
physician in a case with DR.. Leapbart
usA.sA.4 CUBAN RELIEF cure:
. e"asv- il five minutes. Sour Stomach
and Summer Complaints Price. IS Centss
Sold by Julian E.. Kaufman.
Miss Lyles, daughter of Captain
J. Feaster Lyles, of the Edisto sec
ton, is taking a special course Of
studies under Prof. E j. Dreher, q
this place.
Mrs. A. B. Mtets, of this place, is
spending awhile with her daughter:
Mrs. Wallace Lorick, at limo.
The latest fashionable fad-a sock
party-has reached this place, and
n will be given at the residence Of
Mrs. NJ. D. Hartman next Friday
night. The public is invited.
A full line of Hug Me Tights
just the thing for sparkling couples
and buggies Of all styles and a nice
line of wagons and other vehicles, at
T. B Aughtry & Co, Columbia.
The many friends Of Mr.. Charles
D. Hawkins are glad to see him in
their midst again. This is the frat
time be has visited his old home
since be returned from the Spanish
war.
The Lexington Brass Band has
been recognized and soon we will
be enjoying sweet strains of music.
This band is composed of some Of
the best musical talent of the place.
Ga account of the increase price Of
beef cattle we are compelled to raise
the price of choice round and loir
beef from 10 to 121 cents per pound
and forequarter to 6 and 8 cents.
George & Corley.
The present session Of the Licking
ton Classical Institute will close
about the 1st Of June, so it is re
ported. The students and pupils
are practicing for their closing exer
cises.
The Acts of the session Of tht
Legislature of 1900 are in the hand
of the Clerk Of Court ready for dis
tribution to the officers entitled t.
them by law. Call and get you
copy.
A new stock of spring and sum
mer clothing, dry goods, notions, etc.
just received at the New York Racke
Store. These goods were selected
with great care and are offered a
prices that will suit the pocketbool
Of the most economical.
We learn that a barn on the place
of Mr.. L. S. Bates, near Batesburg
was totally destroyed by fire on las
Saturday night. Tits said that SOM
stock was also burned. The origin
Of the fire is unknown, and the losI
is total as there Was no insurance.
The Supreme Court has re appoint
ed Hon. G NJ E6rd, of Lexington
Reporter Of tie Supreme Court TO
the term of four years. Mr.. E6rt
has given the Courts and Bar entir'
satisfs p.--Columbia correspon
dence of the News and Courier.
D2aa4SAweNUBlAN TEA cures Dyspep
{ sWaeeSsS STA, Constipation and Indi
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts
Sold by Julian E. Kaufman.
Messrs. Sbumpert, Langford, Fe!
lows and Livingston, of Newberr,
| county, visited the families of Messrs
S. P. and E. J. George. They re
turned home yesterday delighted
with their visit and speak in tb'
highest terms of the generous hospi
tally of the people Of Lexington.
Mrs. Edwin Derrick, died Monda,
night, April 23rd, after a long Illness
with kidney trouble, and was buried
at the old family burying ground
after a touching sermon by the Rev
Mr.. Kinard. She was a consisten'
Christian woman delighting in doing
what she believed Jesus would have
her do. She vas greatly beloved BY
a large circle of acquintances, which
was evidenced by The great number
of persons who attended her funera
services.
Engineer Vest, and assistants