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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-07-04
Spring Hill Sparks.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The health of cur community Is
very good at preseo
We consider Charles 81. Eleazer
the cham pion wheat grower OF this
neigbborhood, as be sowed two
bushels and threshed fifty seven,
which is very near Thirty TO one. Is
there any better crop been gather ed
in Lexington county than this?
Mrs. T. W. Gladney, OF White
Rock, has joined ber husband in one
of the upper counties. Mr. Gladney
is cutting stone.
We cen hear the roar of Mr.. Ed.
/. Eleazer's wheat mill every day
now. Ed is giving his customers
perfect satisfaction.
Hilton and Chaplin are to cross
bats at Ckapin, Saturday, the 7th.
We were sadly surprised to hear OF
Mr.. Preston Lindler's death. We can
say that there was no better Chris
tisn man in Lexington than Mr..
Lirdler. All OF the Spring Hill peo-
nle ex.erd their heart felt sympathy
to the berea7ed family.
Very heavy rains fell in the sur
rounding neighborbood Friday eve
ming. We have had most too much
rain for our cotton crop, as some Is
drowned and the grass is growing IN
a hurry especially with our one-horse
farmers, who are trying to work a
two-horse farm.
With much success to the Dlspatch
and readers, Iremain yours truly,
John Dooley.
Jolly 2, 1900.
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LeesViIIe Notes.
To the Editor CT the Dispatch:

To the Editor CT the Dispatch:
After an absence of several weeks
I again make my appearance in the
shape Of few dots.
OF course, I must tell about the
weather, crops, etc. If I didn't I
would lose my place among the
county paper scribes.
Well, the crops are about up to
the average around Leesville, but
the ircessant rains beloy here have
delayed the farmers preparatory to
laying by"
Leesyiile is keeping her reputation
up as a peach shipping point. A
car load was shipped from here Mon
day, and the daily average is from
$50 to 200 crates per day.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr.. W. H.
Smith, who lives near here, died last
Thursday after q short Illness.
Frank Boyd, colored, died here
Friday. He has been sick for long
time with lingering disease. Frank
was liked by whites and colored and
be will be missed.
DR.. Carlisle, of Woford college,
preached in the Leesville college
auditorium last Sunday to large
and attentive audience.
Several of cur citizens went to a
barbecue at Summit Saturday aud
report good time. OF course, tie
dear people" were entertained By
some of the candidates. Sol.
June 80, 1900
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The Soma of the Shirt.

Pause sweltering and perspirlng
man and listen to the tune Of the
summer shirt: These shirts are first
class material, durably made and are
worth double what we are offering
them at. Shirts former price 80
cents now SO cents; shirts former
price Is cents now SIS cents; shirts
former price 81 now 79 cents.
Have you seen our line of neck
wear, fancy hosiery, which are attrac-
tive and stylishs No man or boy is
we'll dressed unless they purchase
their gents furnishings from US, be-
cause we kept up with the styles and
purchase the latest.
Leaphart & Drafts.
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The Stomach OF Man

Is subject to dozen such common
but painful affections as cramps,
cholera MOI lbus, and dysentery, that,
by neglect, may be made chronic and
dangerous. The best, handiest,
suresf, and quickest remedy is Pain
Killer, medicine which has been
tried for more than half of cen.
tury and never failed to give relief.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Paip-Killer, Perry Davis. Price
25c. and soc.
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The Lexington Dispatch
WEDNESDAY. JULY 4 1900.
@N0tices aUiU be inserted
in the Local department at
the as,,iforna price of 5 cents
per Tine, to one and all. "a
rsay Ia New Advertisements.

index to New Advertisements.
Barbecue-Corley, Monts & Cor
lev.
Barbecue-Tsylor & Boue.
For County Commissioner-lsalah
Hailman.
For Clerk of Court-E 7. Rauch.
For Treasurer-Frsnk W. Shealy.
Land for Sale-W. A Harman.
.tation-H. A Spann.
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Two shade trees are needed on tie
pavement in feont of the jail, to take
the places Of dead ores. The County
| Commissioners should supply them.
Watermelons made their appear
| apce on our streets last Monday for
| the first time this season. Candi-
dates didn't seem to banker after
them much.
Two negro women were given the
sentence BY Magistrate Meetze last
week Of $40 each or fifteen days on
he chain gang for stealing a turkey.
One Of them paid out.
It is now thought that the summer
school for teachers will be taught
here taxing first date, July l6
Teachers and those interested will
have notice in next issue.
DR.. J. L. Shuler, a prominent
Alliance and pure Democrat, was in
town Monday attending the meeting
of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee and gave US pleasant call.
The pupils of St. Stephens Evan
gelical Lutheran Sunday school are
practicing for the Sunday School
Convention, which meets at this
place on Friday before the fifth Sun
day in this month.
Mr.. julius A. Krentzlip, who has
for the past several years been money
order clerk in the post Office at Colum-
bia. has received splendid appoint
ment in Washington and left Sunday
to accept it. He will move his family
there later.
Moncktop, the Globe Dry Goods
Man, of Columbia, is offering some
hot values in hot weather goods and
it will pay our readers to call there
before purchasing. He is giving
bargains in every sale made in every
minute of the day.
We are indebted to Mr.. D. S Full
mer, overseer of the poor house farm,
for some very fine beets. He is a
No. l truck gardener and farmer and
says that if the county would open
more land he would make the farm
bring a revenue to the county.
The New York Racket Store is
just in receipt of new shipment of
clothing, which are of the latest and
most nobby styles ever shown in this
place. They also have notions, shoes
and dry goods which are going at
cost. Call before you buy.
Entrance and Normal scholarships
examinations in the South CArolina
college, will be held in the court
house, in this place, on July 2O;h, by
the County Superintendent CT Edu-
cation. Young men who contem-
plate entering this college should
prepare for the examination.
People will have to eat to live not
withstanding the state Of the wealth
er, but at the same time they want
the best on the market at the lowest
figures. Platt, Hook & Shull, of
Columbia, have the besta cheapest
plantation and family supplies and if
YOU don't want to be dissrpoint, d in
your purchases make them there.
Mr.. Joe F. Harmap, familiarly
known as DR.. Blue Mountain Joe,
with his usual generosity and kind
ness toward mankind in general and
pinters in particular, dropped in our
Office Monday and rendered his COM
pliments with a mess of the finest
Irish potatoes we have seen this year.
Many thanks, DR.. Joe, may you live
long and prosper.
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Meeting of Old Soldiers.

The members of Camp Kaigler
are requested 10 meet at Swansea, on
Saturday, the 7th day of July. A
full attendance is desired as business
of importance will be before the
Camp. By order OF
D. E. Craft, 1st Lieut.. Com.
U. ". Jefcoat, Adjutant.
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Meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee.

Meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee.
Pursuant to a cailof County Chair
man Spann, the Democratic Execu
tive Committee cf Lexington count,
met in the court house on Monday
July 2. After the roll call and read
ing the minutes Of last meeting
which were approved, Mr.. G L
Eoting was seated as member Of
the Executive Committee from Pine
Ridge.
A motion was adopted that unless
Lower Fork Democratic club elect a
member Of the Executive Committee
the old member be requested to fur
nish the names of the managers of
the primary election for said pre-
cinct.
Mr.. John S Darrick rendered his
resignation as the Executive Com
mitteeman of Hilton club and MIR.
H. H. Dreher was elected to fill the
vacancy.
Samuel B. George, Treasurer Of
the old committee, submitted his ~e-
port, which was received and adopted.
On motion it was decided to re
fund no portion of the assessment
of defeated candidates.
The chair appointed committee
of three consisting of DR.. J. L..
Sbuler, F. H. Hendrix and E l.
Wingard to fix the assessments
of candidates and report to the COIN
mittee. The following schedule was
submitted and adopted: Congress-
man, $40; Solicitor, SIS; State Sera
tor, $40; Members of the House Of
Representatives, S.; Clerk of Court,
SIS; Sheriff, $40; County Supervisor,
81; County Commissioners, s.;
County Superintendent of Education,
S.; Treasurer, SS; Auditor, S.;
Magistrate, s.; Coroner, 81.
On motion it was resolved that
the superintendent on each candidate
be paid along with the fling of their
pledge with the Chairman. That
said moneys BIZ placed lin the hands Of
the Treasurer to be disbursed for
necessary expenses as ordered by the
Chairman, and after such expenses
shall have been paid, the messengers
shall be paid 3 cents per mile and
so cents per day be paid the man
ayers; provided, sufficient amount
Of funds be collected
Resolved, That the fling of the
pledge and payment of assessment
be made on or before the 25th day of
July.
The following dates were fixed for
the County Campaign meetings:
Swansea, August 8.
Castor, August 10.
Brookland, August II.
G. R Risb, August H.
Sama,ia Church, August 16.
Lewiedale, August Is.
Irmo, August %
Chapin, August "a
Pine Ridge, August 25.
o. motion it was resolved, That
We compensate our Secretary for bis
extra work du,irg this campaign $5
extra.
It was resolved, That the votes Of
candidates be not counted unless
they file their pledge and pay the
assessment by the specified time.
The County Chairman was author
lied to provide the tickets for tAt
primary election.
James B. Addy,
Secretary.
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Masonic.

a REGULAR COMMUNICATION
~Agof Lexington Lodge, No. l52,
"A. F. NJ. will be held on
Saturday, July 7sb, 1900, at Z
O'Clock p. m. Members will please
be prompt in attendance.
By order of the W. II.
G. NJ. HARMAN. Secretary.
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Thor Dots.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Sir, how are you cousin 10 b! As
it has been quite awhile since [ have
tried to write to you, I will tell you
all the news of our community.
The most of us, as you know, ere
one-horse farmers and try to make
living at home.
The prospect is good for another
year. Crops are looking fine, al
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-07-04
Notice, Travellers.

have, after hard work, succeeded
in polling and pulling my fat, which
was turned loose by negro, from
a point five miles down the r.Ver to
its position at the ferry and it is now
ready for tine public travel.
A. j. Lorick.
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Reduced Rates Via Southern Railway
Annual Convention B. Y. P. .. OF
America, Cincinnati, o, July
1915, 1900.

On account of the above occasion,
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets from all stations on It's lines
to Cincinnati, Ohio and return, at
rate of one first class fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold
July 10th, 1lth and 18th, with final
return limit July 18th, 1900.
For detailed information relative
to schedules, sleeping car reserva-
tions, ETC., call On or write any agent
of the Southern Railway Jr its con-
nections. S. Fl. Hardwick,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Masonic.

a Aregular communication of Po-
" maria Lodge, No. Isl, A. F. NJ,
will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak,
S. c., Saturday evening, July
7, 1900, at 81 o'clock sharp. Take
notice and govern yourselves accord
ingly Brethren.
John G. Swygert, Master.
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PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

WaySlGe Notes GatnereQ mere di'u
There by a Dispatch Man.
Hot.
E. T. Rauch is a candidate for
Clerk of Court.
Candidates were much in evidence
in town Monday.
A woman in politics reminds US OF
hen in duck pond.
This is the 4th of July, day ever
dear to all true Americans.
The farms in and around this
rlace are in fine conditions.
We are in receipt Of the catalogue
of The South Carolina college.
Miss Eloise Hammer is visiting
Miss Maggie Howie in Columbia.
A fine new piano has been added
to the furniture of Drafts Hotel.
A few neat cottages desirably
located would find good tenants.
Toe barbecue season has opened
sud candidates are having fine fun.
Lexington Lodge, NJ. l52, A. F
VI. will meet next Saturday evening
Mrs. P. H. Hughes and chilar' n
from Texas are visiting relatives here.
Frank W. Shealy comes out in this
ssue for the cfice Of County Treas
urer-
A number of citizens have put up
letter boxes along the free delivery
routes.
A drink at the Bazaar fountain is
delightfully."- refreshing these hot
days.
Many of our people are out at
Red Bank today eating barbecued
meats.
Crisp and fresh news items are
desired from every secticn of the
county.
Miss Ellen Hendrix is attending
a special course in elocution at Ash
vile, N. G.
Canning and preserving fruits and
berries is an industry engaged in by
the fair sex.
Isaiah Hallman, of Black Greek, is
announced as candidate for County
Commissioner.
The eldest son of Mr.. B. P.
Meetze, OF Arlington, Ga, lately OF
Chaplin, is dead.
Don't neglect to call or send IN
sour money due US, for We need it IN
our business.
The we'll outfit of Mr.. A. j, Fox
is at SAKE Gotha, where it is -doing |
some excellent work.
On July 21st near Harry Oswaldt's
store, Mess1,. Taylor & Boue will
furnish a No. l barbecue.
The heaviest rain of the season
fell last Friday. From appearances
it was general one.
Mr.. E F. Bradford is now the
fisherman, having won the
b onor from Mr.. A Marks.
The County Campaign opens at
Swansea on August 9th and closes at
Pine Ridge on August 25.
Colonel D. T. Barr, one of Lex
ington's we'll known citizens, called |
to see us while in town Monday.
There are several private picnics
hereabouts today and the partici-
pants are enjoying themselves.
When you want family medicine,
toilet articles, fine soaps, and the
best perIumery, go to the Bazaar.
The Board of County Commission
ers was in session last Monday look
ing after the affairs of the county.
Our Delinquent subscribers are re-
minded that We need money and that
We ext ect them to call and settle.
It is hot enough to make one wish
that his residence was a vast ice
house imported from polar regions.
Mr.. ". A. Harmau offers a yalu
able tract of land with dwelling and
kitchen thereon, for sale in this issue.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke, Va.

Opens September lS:h, 1900. Que of the
LEADING Schools Tor Young Ladies in the
South. Magnificent building. al mndsrn
improvements Campus ten acres Grand
mountain scenery in Va.l'y OF Virginia,
famed TOR health European and Amerl
can teachers Full cau 81. Superior nd
vaptages N AIT, Mnsic and Eiocution
Students from thirty States. For catalogue
address
MITE P HARRIS President.
sw1l. Roanoke, Va.
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!, ri bar pgiaa en- 9pnamitfabrit 2
mil heriFrd og ben sioer os 9gte Soros
airlp urnertib.n; nnitIioits Sang ben
mana Quften, blep fire Mrno og tire
uia,r orabt, % RpitelIen feltes % MiI.
01fmprt bar ingen Saloon, men en- Bel
F,nfli, AZ airter af ale Slaes. Seq er
Nm ,ncite abpnnent paa "Decorabsp os
f,n" ber, men bsrfor blipsr ben life loft
mirort ~orrnoigt, iiar grepe fra Norss og
WrRiota. ~. Staoen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
9nsDas 5Ormibpas.

Wsoet ad6neoes mee 4noogt Deb Bait.
0ibpep. Som iepDuulis retteoss os an
togss Qrototolsn fra iorrise Sssiion.
hporeitsr 5ulDmusistOmitssn rapportsrsps.
9ui. 55os. Rilsisn ira 81. paul par
antommet os optosss fom raaoaiosnO.
Meblem. apmiten mslote, at 40 preitsr