The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-01-16
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

are visiting the sister OF the latter
Mrs. G.. M. Efrd.
Mr.. Gus Lorick and wife nov
occupy the Mrs. Eva Boozer cot
tage next to Drafts Hotel.
Mr. James Willie Rister is attend
ing school at Pine Ridge and is max
ing rapid progress in his studies.
MIR. James B. Addy, of Lattskoo
this county, holds an appointment ii
the engrossing department OF the
Legislature.
The Methodist congregation al
Leesville has decided to build
large brick church, edi6ce on Mair
street in that town.
M. E. A. Roof and his young
bride have gone to housekeeping il
the house of Mr.. ". II. Meetze, just
across factory pond.
The senate has adopted the houses
resolution extending the time for the
payment of taxes without the penalty
to March 1st.
The firm of W. II. F. Rast & Bro,
doing business at Swansea, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. See
notice elsewhere.
Mr.. John J. Harman, of Bosistor,
was N town Saturday and paid US
pleasant visit. He left his cart
wheel on our desk.
D. E. Ballentine is enlargiug his
building next to the Hammer Hotel.
It will be occupied by Mr.. P. b
Corley as dwelling.
Miss Ella Hayes, the charming
daughter Of Mr.. John Hayes of Co.
bia, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Jimmie Griffith, of this place.
Lee Snelgrove is seen driving in
different directions over the county
delivering furniture of his own make.
Call and see his work before buying.
Senator B. r. Tillmsn was yester-
day unanimously eleced United
States Senator by the General As
sembly of South Carolina, to sue
ceed himself.
While Messrs. W. B. Kyzer and
J. L. Harman were out hunting near
Boylston post Office last week, they
killed wild turkey at distance of
so yards using NJ. 8 shot.
Talk about your Cough Cures as
much as you want, but at last there
is none to compare with the results
OF Hilton's Cough Cure. For sale
az the Bazaar.
Miss Sallie B.odie, of Leesville,
has pineapple growing which will
produce fruit this year. Miss Brodie
has several curiosities in the way of
fruit and many rare specimens of
flowers.
Miss Lucy Stuart, of this place,
now fills her old position in the dress
making department of }. L MINI
naugh, Columbia, and will serve her
Lexington friends with promptness
and satisfaction.
TIE place to buy your fertilizers is
at Lorick g. Lowrsnce, Columbia.
They have large stock and the best
facilities for handling these goods
and conse quently can offer special
inducements to the purchaser.
Farmers should remember that
Lexington merchants are paying the
highest market prices for cotton.
There is now no better cotton market
in central South Carolina than Lex
i ,gton.
You should not forget that Leap
hart & Drafts are selling everything
in their clothing line at bargains
that will surprise you when you see
the goods they are Offering at 81 ch
low prices. GIVE them call.
We are sorry to mention that little
Emily Geiger, the youngest dahgh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Nunna
maker, of Swansea, has been very
i'll with typhoid fever at her grand
mothers, Mrs. A. W. Geiger, but last
reports say that she is improving.
County Treasurer Derrick request
US to notify Delinquent taxpayers
that the tax books will positively
close at ~ m. sharp on February lst
and after which time the penalty