The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-10-05


Winthrop College.
Miss Euls Clark, of Keysville, Ga,
who attended the Palmetto Collegiate
Institute last year, has returned and
resumed her studies. She boards
with Mr.. w. P. Roof.
D. E. Craft before he left, after
attending court, last week, called
and renewed his paper. Elmore is a
clever gentleman, lives at home and
| boards at the same place.
It pays in the end to use the best
materials in the construction and re-
pair of wagons and buggies. The
best of taese materials are kept by
T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia.
The Fair grounds at Lexington
will be opened one week before the
Fair for all who desire to use the
arena. Apply to Wade Csughman
near the grounds for admittance.
All the members of the Lexington
Baptest church are req uested to meet
in the church on the fourth Sunday
at II, q. m. for the purpose of calling
a pastor for the incoming year.
New line cf millinery just opened
at J. G. Kinard & Co.., LeesVille.
They will please you in style and
quality, all pretty and cheap.
We were pleased to have q call
from our young friend Johnnie Null
Ter of Sandy Run, while in attendance
at court last week. He is clever
gentleman and popular.
Another fresh load of borses and
mares at prices lower than usual,
ranging from $50 up. Gregory -Rhes
Mule Co, John ". Conder, Secretary
and Treasurer, Columbia, S. G.
The Johnston Monitor of October
5th, says that Miss Fannie Oswald
has returned to Lexington after
pleasant visit to the Misses Hart.
Dr.. D. NJ. Crosson, of Leesville,
was III town yesterday on professional
business. The doctor has a reputa-
tion of being one of the most sue
cessful physicians in the State.
J. G Kinard & Co., Leesvil!e, have
good aud complete selection of
shoes. They will save you money.
Ifyou don't believe it, call and see
for yourself.
We were glad to see the familiar
form of Uncle Jasper Derrick on our
streets Friday. Uncle Jasper is, as
in the days of yore, still standing on
the time principles of the Democratic
party.
Our friend, Jacob J. Derrick, of
near Hilton, was in town Thursday
selling cotton and buying up winter
goods. He paid the printer and
henceforth there is laid up for him a
crown of many jewels.
Joe Munday the celebrated lecturer
will deliver two lectures at Roofs
Hall. To night for men only. To
morrow night for men and women.
No charge, and no one under sixteen
will be admitted.
Mr.. Quincy Sharpe, of Swansea,
who attended Wagner High School
last session, has connected himself
with the Palmetto Collegiate Insti-
tute. Mr.. Sharpe boards in the
home of Mr.. J. D. Taylor.
A large and select line of ladies'
Jackets and cloaks have been opened
at J. G. Kinard & Co.'S, Leesville.
You can get any style or quality,
prices 81 so up to SIG.
Wanted-5O to 100 acres of good
longlesf pine timber for saw milling.
Give location and distance from rail-
road, with lowest cash price. Ad-
dress, Timber" care the Dispatch.
LOST-BIack young fox hound
dog, white in breast, white front feet,
white cn end of tail, long coupled,
tall, stylish dog, ears thin, not long.
Reward if Informed of his where
sbouts. J. G. Swygert, Peak, S. G.
The Brookland Light Infantry will
give an exhibition drill in the arena
at the Lexington Fair on Wednesday
at 3 p N. Be sure and see them.
This company has lately returned
from the scene of actual service in
Virginia.
Don't you need some new silver
ware for your table? Anyhow, go
to P. H. Lschicotte 4 Co., when in
Columbia. and see their pretty line
Of iewelry, silverware and epectacles.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
by expert workmen.
FOR SALE-One tract of land
containing - acres with four room
dwelling, out houses and good we'll
of water. About one half-mile from
court house Lexington, S. G. Apply
TO, Alfred J. Fox.