The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-11-09
=. +. Miz7araaugh & Co, Main ST., Columbia, g. c.

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do as requested.
The Editor is on the rounds. Look
him up when in your neighborhood. he
wants that dollar you owe.
Just received byScott Hendrix, g beau
tifu1 line Of easels, screnes, art squares
rugs, and pictures.
The election here was q very quiet
affair Notwithstanding an unusually
heavy vote was polled-
The tax collector will commence at
Edmund next Monday and wind up at
Lewiedale Saturday.
Make large crop Of grain by using
guano sold by M. R. Hartley Co., at the
Lexington Depot. There IS none better.
We are informed that there is plenty
of game of all kinds in the woods. BIS
pecially IS this the case with parTldges.
The chaingang left yesterday for the
Swansea section after. doing some good
work on the Augusta road near here.
Mr. J. W. Amick and wife, Of Chaplin,
were in town Monday on business and
while here paid our Office a pleasant call.
Some electors went away from the
polls yesterday very much disappointed,
having been turned down for one cause
or another.
Call on IL. E.. Hartley Co., at the
Depot, for your guano. We carry 4
line Of the finest brands suitable for all
kinds of grain
The Board of County Commissioners
was in session Monday Routine busi-
ness was transacted but nothing Of i'm
portance was transacted.
: Cspt. Allen Jones, President Of the
Lexington Savings Bank, came over
from Columbia yesterday and spent the
day in town.
Our town seems to be q favorite re-
sort for comniercial tourists, as they
seem to congregate at this place in large
numbers.
Fine line Of dry goods, notions. shoes,
hats, caps, Jackets, ready made shirts,
clothing, crockeryware and groceries lat
Ballentine & Co.
The seekers after the offices within
the gift of the Board of County Com
nissioners are hard at work buttonhole-
ing the members.
Christmas is only six weeks off and
the little tots have already commenced
writing letters to Santa Claus, making
known their wants.
A few pair young White Legholn
chickens for sale-Blue Ribbon Fair
stock-$1 90 per pair up. Rice B. Har-
man, Lexington, S. G.
Mr.. f. II. Hendrix, secretary Of the
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee, and Mr.. Henry Bodie, both Of Lees
vile, are III town to day.
There is a rumor of big hotel being
built at this place in the near future.
The men behind the enterprise seem to
be in earnest.
Rev. A. r. Taylor will preach at
Betheny church on the 18th Sunday at
II o'clock a. m The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. John ". Lee, a successful tur-
pentine farmer Of the Delingo section,
was in town Saturday and gave US Il
pleasant call.
Mr.. Jesse L. McCartha, of our towl,
has accepted position at the State
Dispensary, in Columbia, and has en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties.
Congressman Lever has undoubtedly
been reelected by a large majority. His
real fight for his seat has, however, just
began.
Mr.. Joseph Smoak and his sister, Miss
Lilly, LETT Saturday to take charge Of
their school at Macedon, this county. We
wish them IN abundance Of success.
We arc glad to see that Rev. ". D.
Quick is able TO be out attc..aing to his
duties after being confined to his home
for sometime with scvcr, illness.
Rev. S. c. Ballentine, of White Rock,
is attending the Lutheran Synod which
is in session in Orangcburg. He has
been Secretary Of this body since 1898.
We have under consideration the ad-
visibility Of cnlarging the Dispatch to
81 zen page paper during the winter
months III least. But mos, OF this later.
Don't rrespasS m ANY manner what
ever, upon the lands ct G. A. Sllealy,
". Noij, Lucas OF Jeremiah Shunlpert
if you don't wish to be Indicted for so
doing.
Don't vnu want the lo:t ln,is. r,le OF
two-horse farm wagon cheap: Then go
to I. i. AuShtry & Co., Columlia,
where You Will find them, togrthcr with
all other kinds Of vehicles.
II YOU want to get the cream oi bar
gains trad" with the merchants who
advertise: III this paper. and teal them
YOU saw their advertisement IN tht: