The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-04-09

| and numbers his frlenQS Dy tHe
score. We enjoyed his visit very
! much.
Mr. P. 3. Edwards has returned
from a successful business trip IN the
upper counties of the State, in she
interest of the South Carolina Marble
Works, of Columbia. He called to
see US yesterday and renewed his
subscription.
Candidates and The friends OF can
didates are reminded that ell COM
munications sent to this cfice in the
interest of their candidacy are charg-
ed for at the rate of one-ha!f cent a
word and that to insure insertion the
money must accompany the article:
Mr.. Henry z. Adams has had his
grists and -four mill near Cedar
Grove church, thoroughly overhauled
by Mr.. S. P. George, one of the most
experienced millwrights in the State,
and he is now prepared to please his
patrons, both as to quality and guam
tity and bespeak for him a liberal
share of the public's patronage. He
guarantees satisfaction.
The St. Louis Southwestern Rail
way Company has our thanks for
beautiful engraving Of Gen. r. &.
Lee. This route cfers upexcelled
inducements to Confederate Veterans
who intend to 60 to Dallas, Texas, to
the reunion. The fare is only one
cent mile for the round trip and
operates it's own trains from Mem
phis to Dallas without change.
When you visit Columbia TO make
your purchases Of spring and sum
mer dry goods, notions and millinery
remember that VIM. Plstt handles
nothing but standard goods Of the
most reliable makes and the pur-
chaser can rest assured that every
article is of the best material and full
value is given in every sale. An ir-
spection of this stock is respectfully
invited.
Miss Nola Baltiwanger, who has
been clerking for Mr.. W. P. Roof for
the past several years, has accepted
similar position with the Moore
Dry Goods establishment in Colum-
bia and left for her new position
Sunday. Miss Nola was quite popu-
lar with her friends and acquaint-
ances and 10 doubt she will COM
maDd large trade from this county.
The advertisement of NJ. A. Malone
was received too late to be changed
this week, his old advertisement hav-
ing been printed on the 2nd page
Saturday. In his new advertisement
he makes some extraordinary offers
in second hand organs. Watch for
his advertisement next week, but in
the meantime call On or write to him
for prices and terms.
Yesterday Treasurer Frank W.
Sbealy returned to the State Treas
urer the sum of $4,726 81, which is
payment in full for the money bor-
rowed from the Sinking Fund Com
mission under the provisions of the
| Crosson Act, together with the in
terest. The Treasurer is of the
opinion that he will be able to meet
all the expenses Of the county this
year without the necessity of bor-
rowing any funds.
The tempting array Of spring and
summer goods shown by Fitzmaurice,
the we'll known dry goods merchant
Of Columbia, wins the admiration of
every lady who sees it. This is GER
tainly one Of the prettiest stocks
ever brought to that city and the
prices are exceedingly low when the
quality Of the goods are considered.
Give Fitzmaurice call and be will
treat you fair.
The May number of The Delineator
isthe third Of the great Spring Issues
iu both fashion and literary features
aud is the most notable Of the season.