The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-05-11

MSes VI uue eptlpS CaoLaS0 4GeJ
were delicious.
Mr. R ". Shull, one Of Swi'z-r
Neck's clever citizens, and an old
comrade of ours, made US pleasant
Call yesterday.
Pilgrim Lutheran church, near
Midway, has just been given coat
of paint which has added considera
bly, to it's appearance.
Col. George Bell Zimmerman en-
tertained quite number of the old
Veterans at dinner party yesterday
at the Drafts Hotel.
Not barbecue has been reported
80 far. What is the matter with the
'cuist? Have they all got rich and
retired from business?
Mr.. E. G. Cook, proprietor of
the popular Lion Furniture Store in
Columbia, was in town yesterday and
paid US pleasant call. :
Rev. ". D. Quick, who has been
coLined to his room for week or
two, has recovered sufficiently to be
out again on the streets.
The address of J. P. Shumpert,
who advertises cattle and horses for
sale, should be "Rishton" instead of
"Tbor,' as appeared in print.
Mr.. D. S. Kyzer, of the Adair Sec
ton, desiring to keep up with the
procession, called in Saturday and
subscribed for the Dispatch.
The best and most durable line OF
harness, saddles, buggies, etc.,-the
best made and the lowest prices-at
The Lexington Department Store.
Tomorrow is Ascension Day and
every body that can raise "brownie"
with which to purchase a hook, is
expected to spend the day fishing.
Congressman A. Frank Lsver was
in town the est part of the week
spending the time with friends, prior
to going home to recuperate his health.
An oil mill with a capital of S10,-
900 is to be established at Little
Mountain. When is the one that
Lexington should have be established.
Mr.. G. Jacob Wingard, a well-to-
do farmer on Saluda river, dropped
in Monday and renewed his subscrip-
tion to the Dispatch and the Home
and Farm.
Mr.. Chester B. White and Miss
Lula Shealy, of the immediate vi
cinity of Fredonia, were married last
Sunday by the Rev. D. B. Crosse
close.
Sheriff Buford, of Newberry, went
to Batesburg and carried back with
him Monday John Cannon, who is
charged with house breaking and
larceny.
DR.. Lagona, of the Pasteur Iosti-
tu,e, advises persons bitten by a
supposedly mad dog to call physi-
clan and apply lemon juice to the
wound.
It is rumored on the streets that
the infant child of Mr.. Walter Hen
Dirk, who resides near here, is criti-
cally i'll and is expected to die at any
moment.
MIR. P. NJ. Malone of the K of P
order of Columbia, was in town yes
terday afternoon and dropped in to
see US and added his name to our
subscription list.
Capt. J. J. Buckley, of the chain
gang, spent Sunday with his family
in this place. The gang is near
Batesburg and is doing some excel
lent work.
Keep out flies and other insects
and live in comfort by purchasing
wire screens for doors and windows
at the Lexington Department Store.
Mr.. W. D. Pound, one of the best
farmers and a good citizen OF the
CASTOR section, renews bis subscrip-
ton to the Dispatch and the Home
and Farm.
All the latest novelties in dress
goods, dry good, notions, etc, can be
found at n. A. Young's, Columbia.
His goods are the best and his prices
are the lowest.
Mrs. Rosa Frick Shealy, the VEN
erable grand mother Of our popular
County Treasurer, died at her home
near Amlck's ferry last Saturday IN
the S2nd year Of her age.
At a meeting of the town council
held Monday evening Reuben D.
Harmau was elected policeman,
Adam R. Meets, night watcbman and
Abner Derrick mill policeman.