The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-05-22
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Memphis to the reunion must re.
member that if they reside between
Batesburg aud Columbia that they
must take Sundays train for Colum-
bia, SO as to make connection there
with the train for Memphis.
Referee F. E. Dreher took testi-
mony last week in the case of Solo
mon r Lewie ct. al. vs.. W. H.
) DoDly et al. G. T. Graham repre-
sented the plaintiffs and Messrs. J.
4. Muller, J. S. Muller and P. Fl.
Nelson the defendants.
Messrs. ". J. McCartha and J. J.
Buckley were called to the bedside of
the sick brother Of the former, DIR.
Dave McCsrtba, on Black Creek, last
Saturday. They report Mr.. Nc
Cartha suffering from chills and fever
and his condition much improved.
To- day The marriage bells are
ringing joyfully while MIR. Alonzo
Smith leads to the altar Miss Lydia,
the charming and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Martin Z. Taylor.
The happy young couple have the
congratulation of a host of friends.
The Dispatch acknowledges with
pleasure the receipt of an invitation
from Mr.. W. ". Kidd, of Charlotte,
N. c., to attend the 49sh annual
commencement of the Maryland Col
lege of Pharmacy, which was held in
Ford Opera House, Baltimore, on
Tuesday, May Dist, 1901.
It is announced through the press
that those entitled to receive a pen
sion will get their money by the mid
of this week. The Comptroller Gen
eral is preparing the amounts to bo
received By the various classes. and
checks will be sent out as soon as
this preliminary work is completed.
We are showing a nice line of per-
fumery, extracts, sweet soaps, and
other toilet articles, and when in
need of anything in this line it will
pay you to see these goods before
you buy. Call and see them at the
Bazaar.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Winthrop College in this
issue. This college ranks among the
frstin the country for its high scholar
ship and thorough normal and indus
trial training. 1t is doing a noble
work for the women of our State and
occupies field which is peculiarly its
own. If you want your daughters to
receive the best advantages send them
there.
Rev. Miles J. Kyzer dropped in to
see us while in town Monday and
creased the point of the pen to the
amount of cart wheel. Friend
Miles is looking well, almost too we'll
to be single man ard he should
follow the Injunction that cit is not
good for man to live alone" Any
how whether single or married, we
are always glad to meet him.
After spending a weeks vacation
at his parents home in this place,
Mr.. Willie D. George returned Mon
day to his position with the Ander-
son Power company near Anderson
G. H, in this State. Mr.. George
recently graduated from the mechani-
cal and electrical departments OF
Clemson College and his natural tai
ents for these branches prominently
fits him to occupy responsible posi-
tiops.
The Experimental Farm of the
North Carolina State Horticultural
Society has issued an instructive
little pamphlet entitled expert
ments with Fertilizers" The object
of this publication is to instruct the
farmers how they Can carry out prac-
tical field tests on simple scale, to
show which combinations of plant
food are needed. It can be had free
Of charge by addressing the "Super-
intendent of Experiment Farm,
Southern Pines, \. c.
The motto at VIM. Platt's dry
goods store in Columbia is onward
and upward and to do this his busi
ness rule is to sell the best goods for
the least money. His stock embraces
all the latest styles in wesyes ard
shades from the most stylish dress
patterns down to calico dress fc1
every day wear. His line Of millinery
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