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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-22

Whether i'm Cuba. Yankcedom or
Whif1icblow. They Always Drop
Heads Up.
BIZ FRED Il. WARREN.

Philadelphia Pa, Oct. 20.-An-
other North Carolinian has begun to
be a contributor to the magazines. In
the October number of leslte's Mags,-
zine is a story entitled THE Passion
! for Publicity" by w. Bob Holland,
who, | believe, was born in Rocking
ham county, n. c. Holland was at
| one time on the staff of the Hearst
papers in New York but left them
! to go With the Morning Telegraph"
| Shortly afterwards he engaged in the
| theatrical business but met with such
varying success that he retired from,
his company and began to devote his
entire time to literature.
The North Carolinian'S faculty for
making goOd-tO speak in slang par
lance-is always affording us new IL
! Illustrations. Jerome b. Bell left Eiizs;-
beth City some years ago heartily dis
satisfied with the lack of encourage
ment he received in his native State.
| Wilmington, Delaware, at that time
presented a good field for a newspaper
and he launched the star Today he
is one of the prosperous citizens %
the town, his venture having proVe1
successful, and he is also classed as q.
very shrewd politician.
Last winter, when, with a party of
friends. / rode a burro pony through
Regular, which is just outside or
Havana, Cuba, a lean citizen greeted
me from the roadside in a hearty
manner.
Where you from. stranger was
his saIutation.
North Carolina" was the response.
BE you,' and his features took on
an expansive grin. Ever hear OF sd
luda, friend" When | acknowledged
that l had, he expressed his delight.
saying that he had been born there.
He then introduced me to his Cuban
wife-speaking all the while in Span
ish "She don't know a word o our
! language an l been married TO her
| goin on four years" he explained To
! our party. Then branching off he
! began to talk of his business trans
actions.
Il amt maxim the money that !
was three or four years ago" he as
sured me. Though my sugar cane
crop is paying me fairly Well. Until
General Wood came down here as
military governor and put d stop to
! bull fights | used to be a matadore in
the bull rim Each Sunday / had the
pleasure of killing a bull or running
the chance o bein' kilt and my name
was on the boards as ''Alfonse Esper-
| enza friend of the Spanish King, from
Barcelona. Spain But you know, it
! want near as dangerous a job as
| brakin' trains down Saluda mountain
in Carolina, on the Southern Rail-
way" and at his unique comparison
! the lanky Carolinian INDUCED in =
comical laugh. In the little town OF
Regular, in the Republic Of Cuba
Bill Rogers. friend of the Spanish
Kino" once of Saluda, n. c., Is
| known as Senior William Rodriguez
who. as described by our half caste
| guide. was re brave and mighty
matador. Such is the adaptibility OF
North Carolinians in foreign climer
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COLUMBUS AND HIS LITTLE GUN.
Threatens to Clean Out PaDDy and All
the Family Wherefore Woe
COmeth.
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Goldsboro, n. c., Oct. 21.-A well
known negro of this city by the name
of Columbus Jeter, was before Justice
Hugh Humphrey this afternoon.
charged with making an assault upon
his father-in-law and family with in
tent to kill.
1t seems that Columbus went odt
to the old mans farm some miles
from this city and got into a dispute
with him, pulled out his pistol and
put it in the old mans face. and
threatened to shoot him and all the
family.
The father came to town and swore
out a warrant for Jetef, and constable
Henry Grady soon after arrested him
and carried him before the justice.
who bound Columbus over to court in
a 10000 bond which he failed to give
and was placed in Jail.
Columbus it will be remembered,
was the star" witness in very nearly
all the whiskey cases that were tried
at our recent term of court.
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SOLICITOR DANIELS SPEAKS.
lie Does Good Work at Ingicside ana
MapIeyille.
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Louisburg, n. c., Oct. 21.-Solici-
tor Daniels is putting in some telling
work for Democracy at night in near
by localities, having addressed the
people at Ingleside on Wednesday
night. On Thursday night he. spoke
at Mapieville. at Ingleside. Mr. Dan
ieIs was introduced by H. ID. Egerton,
Esq. in a very appropriate way to o
good gathering. Mr.. Daniels con-
fined almost his entire remarks to
State issues and succeeded in arousing
much enthusiasm in that locality. AT
MaplevilIe the speaking took place In
the academy building to good size:
audience. A number of ladies graced
the occasion with their presence. AS
at Ingleside the speaker spoke almost
entirely on State issues, after having
been handsomely introduced by Mr..
w. w. Boddie who will represent the
district ia the next State Senate. IL
is certain much good was done at
both places in arousing Democrats
from their a~athy
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Oyerman Speaks at Weldon.
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Weldon, N. c., Oct 21-Last night
Senator Overman fired the first cam
paign gun before a large Weldon aud
fence. 1t was Il magnificent speech in
WhicE Tire paramount issues We're
clearly and forcibly discussed. Sena-
tor 0ve1man was happily introduced
by Mr.. p. n. Stainback and as the dis
tinguished North Carolina Senator
stepped in front of the footlights he
was given an ovation. He spoke fol
one hour and fifteen minutes AID his
spe ech was / severe arrlignment OF
Republican extrava garce. He showed
up the postal scandals and Roosevelt
ism in all its imperialistic attitude
with the "big stick" and stand pat
policy.
Senator OVerman made a good i'm
preston. and while the old county al
ready had solid and united Democ-
racy. the Senator's speech had a ten
dency -'en and enthuse and
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Overman too HOarse to Speak.

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Louisburg, n. c., Oct. 21.-Sena-
tor Overman who was to speak here
to-day has wired e. b. Barrow that
extreme hoarseness will prevent his
coming. This is a severe disappolnt-
ment to our people. He would have
met with an enthusiastic reception,
and been given cordial welcome.
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make doubly sure The people of
Halifax county feel that they have a
strong claim on Senator Overman since
one OF his accomplished daughters was
united in marriage to Mr.. e. c. Greg
cry. a popular young lawyer of Hall
fax, son of Judge and Mrs. john T.
Gregory.
Senator Overman while in Weldon
was a guest at the elegant home of Mr..
and Mrs w, r. Smith
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Mighty Few in Il Hill in Martin.

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Williamson, n. c., Oct. 21.-TOday
at noon. a small handful of Republic
cans, calling themselves Independent
Democrats numbering about dozen
or fifteen, met at the court house and
nominated county ticket.
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\ Sweet Youn" Life Ended Here.
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GoIdsboro, II. c., Oct. 21.-Miss
Mabel Lewis. the eighteen-year old
daughter of Mrs. $. j.. Lewis, of
SauIston. this county, died at her
home yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
after a short illness.
Miss Mabel was a sweet young
lady. loved by all who knew her. She
was faithful member of the Free
Will Baptist church. and will be sadly
missed from their circle.
The funeral was held from her
home this afternoon at 2 O'Clock and
the Increment made in the old bury
ing ground on the plantation.
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State Democratic Campaign Speaking.

The following gentlemen will ad
dress the people at the times and
places given below:
Hon. Charles Il. AycOck, Governor of
North Carolina
Goldsboro, November Z, at night.
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Hon. II. b. Glenn. Democratic cane


date for Governor
Greenville, October 22nd
Washington, October oath.
Hartford, October 25th
Edenton, October 25th, at night.
Elizabeth City, October 10th, at IL
o'clock
Conway, October 9th, (barbecue
and rally.)
Weldon, October 28th, (Fair)
Fremont, October 20.
Hillsboro. October 31st.
Durham. October 31st, at night.
Burlington, November 1st
Greensboro, November list, at night
Newton, November End.
Salisbury, November 3rd.
ThomaSyille, November 4th.
Rural Hall, November 9Th.
Kelnersville November 5th, at night
Lewisville, November 18th.
Hon. Francis ID. Winston. Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant-G Governor:
Washington, October 31st.
Trenton, November LIST. Zones
Wallace, November End.
Mount Moriah School House, Robe
son county, November Bird, at IL
o'clock
Red Spring, November 3rd at
night.
Hollis Hill, (Fayettevjlle) Novem-
Der 4th. at night.
Snow Hill, November 5th. (Barbe-
cue and rally.)
Hon. III. l.. Goodwin. Democratic can
didate for Elector-
Wilmington. October 25.
Evergreen, October 2Gth, at go
o'clock.
Fair Bluff, October 27th, at night.
Pireway, October 28th. at II o'clock
Mt. Tabor, October 29th. at 2 o'clock
Red Springs. october 3ISt, at IL
o'clock.
Maxton. October 31st, at night.
st. Paufs, November list, at IL
o'clock.
Barber's School House. November
LIST, at night.
Kingsdale, November End, at night.
Ashpole, November 3rd, at II
o'clock.
Rowland, November 3rd. at night.
Charlton, November 5th, at
o'clock.
Hon. Lee S. Overman. United States
Senator
Stoneville, October %. barbecue
and rally).
Marion. October "a. (McDowell
courD.
Bryson City. October 25 (SWain
COURT.
Webster. October 26.
Asheville, October q,
Morganton. October %.
Lenoir. October 20.
Newton, November /. (CataWba
COURT.
Lexington. November 2 (Rally).
Greensboro, November 3rd, at night
Concord, November 9TH. at night
lion. II. NJ. Simmons, United States
Senator
Concord, October 25th.
Winston, October &c Cat night.
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An old bachelor says it is impossf
BILE TO keep women away from we'd
dings OF course it fs-otherwise
there wouldn't be any weddings.
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hon. X. A. Doughton-

Grassy Creek. Ashe county. DC
Der, 22nd.
Piney Creek, Allegheny county, {
tOber gath.
Sparta November 9TH.
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Hon. w. G.. Hammer:

BOOnViIIe, YadNn county, October
22nd, at night.
Hon. IL. ID. Gilmer:
Yadkinville, October oath, (Yadkin
court1
East Bend, October cath. at night
Elkin, October 25th, at night.
Mt. Airy. October %, at night.
Ronda. Wilkes county. October 26.
Wilkesboro, October 26. at night.
K. M. Jones Store, October u, at
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Hon. II. w. Winston

Knapp of Reeds, Granville county,
October 10th.
Hon. Jones Fuller
Gates, Person county, October 22nd.
Timberlake, Person county, Octo-
Der gath.
Spray, October 26th, at night.
Reidsville, october 27th, at night.
Burlington, october 29th, at night.
Quick, CaswelI county, October 28th
Cherry Grove, CasWell county, Oc-
toher 29th.
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Hon. I<ope Elias

Brush Creek Meeting House, Swat
county, October %.
BriartoWn Baptist Church, Maco
county. October "a.
Aquone, Macon county. October Is
Tusquette. Clay county. October &c
Shooting Creek, Clay county, Octo
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ALEX. J. FIELD. Secretary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department 81 ihf Interior land nftce ai
fiouition. fiaho. Ausasi i9lf
Nnfirs b. hefsif Hifeu iNaf thr following
named settler has hicd uotis ~ be frtrufifo
o. maize anal rfuff ia turrofi so BIS rlaia1,
sud that fsft rroof eiii - uH1c before S..
iIammrN. a.. r Cefumls,icnrf. az hesrrfle.
itaho on September i7, sp44. va
CHARLES i8tNHFR
% Nr5peree. Idaho. iaf tbe ucil sec = twp pa
n ran IN
Hrusr1rs the 10 loving witnesses 80 BROW
81 said land fist
William Iesrhnfnr. George p Relnh sfdt
rhsfitt "a. eyrsn, lsssc 3 Hiliaus. 80 OF Ncs-
perez Idaho, , IS, WEST, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of tho fnierinr. land Office ai
deviation. Idaho. tururt la. lpnf.
Noiirc "a HEREBY ElNeu that fhr 81 Cow res
named settler has 0ir1 notiac ~ ass intcntitn
20 make nnsi proof ir Support 81 DE fiaim.
snt that taid rfouf VIA BE- msHc erforn ~ "
Hsmmcli. 4 :. Conmi,-ioncr az Lewiston.
Idaho. on September =, 1894. Yisi
Lrwn 4. fAScsa.
81 Ncsptrre, Idaho. fof the W. nat fci. nul
and sv,4 nc,. sec "a tur q. pf1f6 fn.
ne names The following uitnrsfet 20 prove
his continuous rssideuce upon ard cultivation
% std land, viz.
Leslie Johnson. Martin q. Nelmcc. william
=. crumpArkef and Ihomfs J. Nimpr. ali ui
Nespcrce. Idaho. JB. Nnf. Reeisitf
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NoTICE FoR PUBLICATTON.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. land Office at
Lewiston, idaho, August Il, 1884
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has nicd notice 81 his intention
T. make anal prcoi IN support Of bis claim.
and hist said proof viii be msde before W. W.
Hammeli. Z. : Commissioner ct Nszrerce-
Idaho. on october I. 1894, viz.
MaLTEr q. BOOTH.
Of NcsQerce, Idaho. for the nwi. sec ST. twp ss-
n I. m.
Re nafnet the following Witnesses 10 prove
HE cout inuuos residence upon and cultivation
oi said Land, viz
William n Hsrdwick Perry Miller, Erlsnd
Olsen and John Reese, sll Of Nesperce. Idaho
J. b. NKsT, Register.
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WY OF w.-NEZPERCE CAMP
W. No. 445. Meets every Second
and Fourth Wednesday Evenings
Of each month in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Pc. MILLER. @. c.
R. f. WHETsroNE, Clerk.
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NOTICE. ron prRIfcATTON.

NJ III TUX 7 y Bls4AiA 4 in 3
Department Of tie Interior iaaa oMtr ai
Lewiston, Idaho. August ~ llaf
Noiier Is hereby HiNru THAT The fHiianiaf.
named settler has Sled noiief 90 his ininutIon
20 MAKE fnni irUnf ln trf fsft ul 3D. tislIf RI
that sHid proof VIII hf raHn tfItfa itr
keris,qr AID Receiver ai ienhfaa. falhN aa
oct0tff DO. iiVt Was
frrtr WHALES.
81 kamishl Idaho, ior tt0 IS ncs ret f fep
"a. n rae b m
iic names the following ritncfs1s g. rffef
his continuous rt.iirnce nrnu aHi sufiifa-
ton ~ Aaii land VIA
lnln Nefnfush al. John a. rafN. Hfel't
LAWYER and William NtrNte. Hit 70 AafHlth.
Idaho b. WEST aistrf
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department 81 fhc interior lard al &c tf
lewiston. iirho. sepiam i.ar g. itlh
Notice q hereby given ihat flt faIirn iuE
named settler has hicsi uliitf 10 fff iffsnlfnn
% make snail pfpoi % supnlri ui nif ritin 0rf
lhhtfaid proof viii Dc mftc Inl1la mo ~ it.
Hafnmcli. n. =. rcwilissinnrr at hftncrft
Idaho. on October ~ iiai vit.i
pgofpr SWANSON.
nee Phoebe Gibbs. Of Ferrrroc ilalo far tho
~ ~ see =. ri uNil sec s. ani NHi4 nrl.
Sc "a tive "a. nr2e H.
she namrs The ioinniu4 wiinff prove
her cos..iuuous residence upou ahi cultivation
Of said land fisi
Ade1or tolin, snsan ifneh. Ml.laf, 1otn
stone aud Victor swanson, al nf Nrtrrfrt.
Idaho }. .. M1sf, Register
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NOTICE tDk LITIGATION.
''n' o-''s 81
ai &c Glowing
mNs f a afs 81 Nis ciair.
aH iNN $500 r p. fieaf Ncif4f 81 D .
- Afspeice'
tr-trs.. l.rstr
49,, $500. 49,. b,
ae asa ttf veg aifnessef . prove
afss's sfa
itai3. ,ehu
us 1880 aat fsst. .arstsen q Ksmia1.
faatQ
roTrer rCR rrpf frATr0N
6seassasrs : 81 i,sr isad ee.es al
fNisTas flafHa 1895
hatige = sitf fttt 81 ielevtuf.
~ nt ~ 20 tnfrefi ~ Der clslm,
aa taf tasa A.t iarac btlnfe she
Net~a ~ iaai 1898
Haarac IaulrR.
E Samist. lfaaa. iar tas -. e., Sec 5. fsr S.
,-,........ Co.. -. -.
Der esaiiaanas fetlaefgo gfon sua cultivation
oi faie iene. ~.
nItiihn 3. Ing p fttfr - haifri q iarenee
iqhatta anl teha g. Nefefnsaaus sii 81
r WIZ, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. {
nIarmsnt o. ihe inerier isnd ocioe 81
nduee Il atfoDs eirtn lrt she followinr-
named eeifitr Aar 8 .a fHifa- ~ Dds Intention
% n.sAs hnat iIesi % eft q Ne s.sim'
hsane'l G. couasisstouef - NesFcfce. Z
.afho. 90 vcioiAf ittAt fif'
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z o. T. NO. T. ". SUNRISE
IA Camp No. IL. Meets let and
3rd Wednesday nights. All visiting
Sir knights are cordially invited TO
attead. c. NJ. SrEARNs. S. K. c.
%. Dxs DKMouDE, S. K. K. X.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department % the Interior. land oflce 81
lewiston, Idaho. July J.. 1906
Nctice II hereby glreu that the following
l4toee settler has htec notice Of his intention
and hal aid proof vii Be made before W ".
tHmnel- L : COMMISSIONED. al >ezperce,
iaano. on hepifm Der i1.lsos. viz.
kHNEfT l.. PkHKfSs,
~ hlrpeu. icafo Tor fhe lots Z. y g. :. :. sec =
sNd lois and sec -. tsp -. q r. n.
re NAMES TIE following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Reuben Harris. Charley p. Parkins. Prank
Idaho. y. WEST. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lewiston. Idaho. August u. 1904
Nplice is hereby given thai she following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention
v '. .,, has PROF. i5 support o. a.sessiI,
iaralcll. Z. =. Commissioner. az Se1peros,
idsho, on October /, ieos. via:
JANIS NxHER,
q Neaperce, Idaho. Tor TIE uwS. sec IS. twp IS.
BE names the following witnesses to prov.
~ eoniln1o0s residence upon and cult ysiion
iohn ]. Mccoy. John J. Mstney. Friedrich W.
Glenn and David 4. frint. an Of Nezperce.
Idaho LIB. WEST. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. land once At
LeNittcu. Idaho. August ". 1905.
Notice 4 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of her intention
10 make nuAl proof IN support OF her claim.
and that said proof viii De made before W W
hsmmcl. T. = Commissioner at Nefperce-
Idaho, on November IS. iapt. viz:
NErTsE lfVENspAEcER.
% ksmiah. Idaho. for the -, nwsk and n,s
fwt. sec .. ~ , - Sc b N.
she names the fcllousrs witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence uIon and cultivation
90 said land. Viz.
james neesn. Christopher G. Carson snd
Harry ", Robinson. all OF kSmish. Idaho-
and John A. DAILY. Of Nesperce. ldsho.
u Nrx- Register
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.

LIRAM LODGE No. SO, A. r. d A
1 1 NJ. of NeIperce. Idaho Regular
communications on the Friday even
ing on or before the full moon OF each
month in the /. o. o. z. Hall. Visiting
Brothers are cordially invited 70 al
tend. e. NJ. LUTHER, ". VI.
II. q. MuRcH, Sec.
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n o. o. F.-M0RN ING STAR
L. Lodge No. Sc, of Ne1perce. Ida
Meets every Saturday evening. Visit
ing Brothers cordially invited
J. HoAG, n. G.
NJ. ID. DEAouDE, Sec.
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M w. OF A.-NEZPERcE CAMP
lvA. No. 1893. meets every first
and third Saturday night Of each
month in the Wilson Opera House.
Visiting neighbors cordially invited
w. N. HARDwfcx, V. G.
r Z. wHKrsrosK. Clerk
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-03-23
From Half Way. Hollow.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Farmers are up with their work
and seem to be in good spirit.
MIR. 81. V. Rish passed here Satur-
day last going up near Baxter. Henry
must have found a best girl up there,
while teaching last winter, but We
fear 81. V. is two much like the man
that was born in the middle of the
week looking each way for Sunday.
Miss Victoria Crosson closed her
school at Wateree last Friday. She
has left many friends in this district.
We have had several forest fires in
the sand hills lately. The damage
to forest was great. Only one house
was destroyed that your scribe has
heard of. That was one Of MIR.
Glover Able's tenant houses, where
one of the fires originated, supposed
to have been fred by rats; and one
came across North Edisto from
Aiken county.
Traveller.
March 81, 1904.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-03-23
Dots from shumperts.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The charming Miss Lille Fsllaw
spent last Sunday with Miss Minnie
Pound.
Mr.. Talmage Wessinger closed his
school at Chalk Hill on the 5th of
March. He will soon go to the
Draughton's Business College in
Columbia.
Miss Charlotte Sturkie spent last
Saturday night with Miss A B..
Pound.
Mr.. Emanuel Sharpe died at his
home on March 13, 1904, and was
laid to rest in the Sandy Run bury
ing ground. Rev. N A. Hemrick
preached the funeral sermon.
On March 13, 1904, Mr.. Jinkens
Martin and Miss Carrie Shivers were
married. The Rev. Joseph Sharpe
tied the knot. A Lark.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-03-23
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by Dispatch Man.
Sunday was lovely day.
Friday week is Good Friday.
Some farmers are planting corn.
We had q touch of winter Monday.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
Look out for frost about Good
Friday.
We are having some dissgreeable
weather.
Hon. John Bell Towill was in town
Tuesday.
There's good money in chickens
and eggs.
Love may intoxicate a man, but
marriage sobers him.
WANTED-Five thousand fam
lilies to settle in Lexington.
A woman is not necessarily thief
because she hooks dress.
Miss Neon; Stuart returned
Tuesday from a visit to Columbia.
The City Fathers have the road
machine at work on the streets today.
Tomorrow week the moon will
be full for the second time in this
month.
The horny hands of the sons of
toll are grasping the plow handles
just now.
Within year many new buildings
have gone up in Lexington and its
suburbs.
Mr.. Bunk Kiuard, of Leesville,
was in town yesterday and called in
to see as.
If q woman has a pretty face no
man on earth can tell you what kind
of clothes she has on.
Rev. Miles J. Kyzer, the popular
carrier on the Lewiedale r. F. d.
route No. spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Fl. Clay Roberts, of Columbia,
came over Saturday and spent Sun
day with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Zinska Harmsn, an estimable
lady of the county, came in Wednes-
day and paid her subscription.
There is some talk among our
citizens of building large tourist
hotel in or near this place.
Buy your egg dye at the Bazaar
if you want pretty eggs for Easter.
You can find any color or any kind
of dye.
Mr.. Edwin Harmsn, one of our
oldest subscribers, was here Thurs
day and continued his paper for
another year.
The cheapest place on earth to buy
the best blacksmith and wheelwright
material is at T. B. Aughtry & Co.'S
Columbia.
Mr.. D L Ballentine, an esteemed
citizen Of Ballentine, was in town
last Monday and called at the Dis.
patch Office.
WANTED AT ONCE-A good
sound and gentle buggy horse.
Address DR.. E. j. Etheredge, Lees
vile, S. @.
The ladies of ST. Stephen have
arranged very elaborate and inter-
esting programme for the Easter
festivities.
The street hands are still at work
on Main street, mixing sand with
clay, while the machine is leveling
the streets nicely.
Mr.. j. Collins Price, one of Hollow
Creeks most prominent and useful
citizens, was In town Friday, and
gave Us pleasant call.
DR.. Hendrix's new cottage, near
the Methodist church is nearing
completion. Messrs. Simon and
George Corley are the workmen.
Desiccsted cocoanut, ready for
pies, cakes and custards, retailed in
any quantity. Price 20c. per pound,
at the Bazaar.
J. F. Smith, a young man of Barrs,
with promising future, called in
Saturday and started the Dispatch
to visit his home for year.
An immense line of spring and
summer clothing has just arrived at
the Lexington Department Store.
All grades at lowest prices.
A box of fine Georgetown shad
will ha recaiveS Fridav affarnoon TT