The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-08-21

clogged system. BY all dealers IN
medicine.
The teachers and their friends
about town spent pleasant and very
enjoyable evening at Drafts Hotel
last Friday. Pinning tail to mule,
a cake walk and other social games
were among the features of the en-
tertainment.
10 addition to the teachers attend
ing the Summer school, the names OF
whom were published last week, the
following have been enrolled: Miss
Minnie Riddle, Rev. c. Il. Avery and
MIR. B E. Craft making Al teachers
now in attendance.
Mr.. U. W. Jefcoat, Esquire, in
| forms US that he will be ready to
transact all Msgisterial business in
his Jurisdiction at Swansea on Fri
day, the 23rd and at CASTOR on Fri
day, the 30th. He was in town Mon
day and gave us hearty shake.
I'Ox aUilE not get the Best
Ttxrnip Seed NaaJeSS yOW
bug L0mdreth's. The
place to get them IS at s.
~. Hemdrir's, Columbia,
8. e.
The prayer meeting at the Metho-
| dist church here last Thursday was
very instructive and was q treat to
those who were present. A prayer
meeting will be held there tomorrow
evening to which you are invited.
Listen for the bell and be sure to be
present.
By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that MIR. D.
Rufus Haltiwsnger is in the CONNER
cial brokerage business at Batesburg,
this county, and handles all kinds of
heavy groceries, such as meal, flour,
grists and feed. The lowest prices
will be named by addressing him at
Bstesburg.
Mrs. Pauline Glenn and her hus.
band, of Gsstonia, N c., are visiting
the father of the former, Mr.. Henry
D. Smith, near here. Mr.. Glenn is
the publisher Of newspaper at his
home and during pleasant conver-
sation with him We were glad to learn
that he is at the head Of a prosper
Gus business.
Messrs. Robertson e. Crout, who
have been doing business at Brook
land, have by mutual consent dissol-
ved. Mr.. Crout, purchasing MIR.
Robertson's interest, will continue
the business. Messrs. Robertson and
Alonzo Bachman, son of Henry
Bachman, have formed business
relations and will do business at
Orangeburg, S. G.
The time is fast approaching when
the sportsman csn lawfully follow the
hounds and dogs. and it is fitting
time to replenish your supply OF am
munition, purchase new guns or have
the old one repaired. Husemann's Gun
Store, VIM. Steiglitz, Proprietor, is
the place to make your purchases.
All his guns are made to order and
are fully guaranteed, and all repair
work is the same. All kinds of sport
ing goods in stock.
Attention is called to the famous
Leesville College. This institution
ranks very high for thoroughness
and proficiency in the training OF it's
pupils. If you have son or daugh-
ter whom you want to prepare for the
struggle in the great battle of life
send them there. The rates are ex-
tremely low for first class services.
Music, art expression, bookkeeping,
stenography etc; as we'll as the liter
ary course, are taught.
A party, consisting of five white
men and two darkies. with four head
of stock and two vehicles, connected
with the United States Geological
Survey, are in camp on the land of
MIR. John Hammer and are surveying
Saluda river from Columbia up to it's
head. Their work when completed
will be valuable one as it will show
the exact location of the land of every
f.eeholder, distances, etc. This
work is now being prosecuted in
every section of the United States.