The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04

ed today at Colleton-that 30 far as
the public speaking is concerned.
Believe nothing you hear or see in
printed circulars from now on against
any candidate.
The progressive farmers use i'm
proved labor-saving machinery. 1t
pays them. The Mccormick Mowers
and Reapers are the best money saw
ing machines on the market, because
they are economical Meetze & Son
are the agents at this place.
The best and cheapest line OF
| foreign and domestic hardware,
builders materials, blacksmith and
wheelwrights' supplies of every de-
scription in Columbia, can be found
at T. B Aughtry G. Cos.
Persons desiring to have any kind
of dental work done by an expert
enced and skillful dentist should call
on DR.. F. G Gilmore, who will be at
Drafts hotel, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September 10Th and 11th.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Wanted-Energetic lady or gentle
man to represent US in your town and
community. Steady employment.
Good wages. Bolle Publishing Co.
Bennetts7ille, S. G.
Columbia received her first bale Of
new cotton for the season of 1901 OF
last Wednesday. It weighed AL
pounds and was classed as middling.
Il came from J. B W. Beckham, of
this county and was purchased by
D. Crawford g. Sons.
Subscribers attending court are
reminded that court will convene on
the 18th inst, and that it will be
fitting time to call at the Dispatch
Office and settle. If you delinquents
do not intend to come to town, send
what you can by some friend.
1t is said that the barbecue at the
old Keisler place on the Southern
Railway, one mile from Lewiedale
on next Saturday September, 7th,
will be the best of the season. All
the candidates will be present and
one of the best bands in the State
will furnish the music.
The County Pension Board was
organized Monday by the reelec-
ton of Capt. s. M. Roof, Chair
man, after the following persons had
been elected as members of the
Board: P. P. Clark, Rev. n. S.
Younginer and A. j. Boatwright,
DR.. J. W. Geiger was reelected ply
sician.
The Palmetto Collegiate Institute
opens next Monday, September 9th,
at Gam. There will be short ad-
dresses made by Rsvs. j. n. Wright,
J. G. Graichen and Prof. John S.
Derrick. All the patrons, friends
and students of this community are
cordially invited to attend these
exercises.
The half moon bridge spanning
factory pond is to be taken away
and neat iron bridge go feet long
will be substituted and the remainder
of the space will be filled in. This
bridge has long been an eye sore to
the people and lately has been in
dangerous condition and We are glad
that it is to be torn away.
Every voter in the county should
60 to the polls on the 10Th OF Sep
tember and vote for Lever. County
pride as well as the other considera-
tions should tell them to do so. If
it is ever expected for Lexington
man to represent the District in
Congress now is the time to see it
realized. There is no time for
splitting hairs and we must all lay
aside our personal preferences and
for the honor and glory of Lexing-
ton vote for Lever.
The wife of Mr.. James Shealy
died at her home in the Ballentine
section of Dutch Fork, last Satur-
day, arter short illness. Her
mortal remains were laid away to
await the second appearing of the
Lord in Bethel cemetery, while the
beautiful immortal spirit winged its
everlasting flight to the city on high
where the ransomed of God bask in
the sunlight of his reconciled coun-
tenance. She was woman whose
beautiful life was a benediction to
| the neighborhood in which she re-
sided and sunshine in the circle Of
home and friends in which she
mingled.
You Know What You Are Taking