The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-06-01

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New Bethel A. NJ. E. church, on
Depot street, has been raised, and
from the way it now looks it will be
handsome building when com.
pleted.
Mr., G III. Adams accompanied by
his daughter, carried Miss Davis, d
neighbor, to the Hospital for the To-
sane, Thursday to receive medical
treatment.
T. E Campbell & Co, have leased
the plant of the Lexington Lumber
O., and will do all kinds of wood
work, besides handling rough and
| dressed lumber.
Mr.. Dave Harman, of Columb bia,
came over Friday on visit to rela-
tives. Dave ia now Fire Lsddie. "
being member of the fire Depart
ment of that city.
Jim Jones, colored, has been ar
rested on the charge of stealing
chickens and is now in Jail. The
stealing was perpetrated in the
lower Fork settlement.
The Johnston base ball team bat
ted our boys all over the field so
badly that We have been asked not
to publish the score, aud we cheer
fully comply with the request.
Horehound, Mullen and Tar re-
lie7es that hoarseness and prevents
an attack of LaGrippe and pneumonia
There is nothing like it. Large bot
| ties sonly 25 cents. Murray Drug Co.
| Summer clothing-Serges, Alpaca
aud in fact a complete line of fine
| lightweight summer wear. Prices
to suit your pocket book.
Lexington Department Store.
Mrs. L H. Russell, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs; Adalaid Thomp-
son and her two children, of Abbe-
Vile, visited Mrs. P. L. Hartman, the
sister Of the former, two days last
week.
Mr. J. Talmsge Wessinger has
accepted a position with the Murray
Drug Co., Columbia. He is hard
working and industrious young man
and will give satisfactory services to
his employees.
Rev. W. D Quick filled the pulpit
of Rev Mr.. Henry in the Methodist
church at Brookland last Sunday.
He had a large and appreciative
congregation. He administered the
LORDS Supper to communicates.
Batesburg bas bonded the town
in the sum of $4,000 for the pur-
pose of putting in water works and
electric light plants, and for general
improvements of the town. The
vote on bonding the town stood, yes
Is; mo, Is.
A letter from our friend. J. Zsb
Hutto, who now resides at Holt, Fla,
informs US that he and his family
are enjoying good health and pros
perity, in the "Land of Flowers "
The Dispatch finds welcome place
in that household.
Caughman Bros. have moved from
Macon, this county, to Columbia, and
| are having erected a large three
story brick stable which is to be one
| of tie largest, most modern and
| most convenient livery, feed and
sales stables in that city.
Banisters are being placed on
each side of the roadway across
factory pond. This safeguard is
something that has been needed for
sometime and We are glad that it is
being put up. Capt. Austin Roof,
with force of hands, is doing the
work.
The habardashery of J. H Eleazer,
Columbia, is filed with choice line
of gents furnishings, hats, neckwear
and in fact everything usually found
in a store of this character. The
goods are the best and the prices are
the cheapest. If you want to look
nobby buy your furnishings from
this store.
Sunday was a very hot and sultry
day, which proved to be the FORE
runner of very heavy rain, which
began falling late in the afternoon
and continued until sometime in the
night, breaking the long draught. It
was very refreshing and reviving
one to the growing crops and came
iuet in time to save them.
| Billy Felix kindly sends the names
# two new subscribers. Thanks,
Billy, we appreciate your kindness
~ud can assure you that all such
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