The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-03-01

The snow, sleet and rain ia now
about over and why now 60 to work
on our streets which need W,rk
badly.
Mr.. 81. 4. Lorick. one of limos
prominent merchants and business
men, made us pleasant call Monday.
He is juror this week.
Now that the Legislature has ad-
iourned DR.. E J Etberedge will be
IN his cfice at I.eesvi'le prepared to
do all kinds OF dental work.
We learn that there are about 200
applicants for pension from this
county which is about forty more
than last year.
Miss Lille Smoak has become
teacher of the Boylston school for
the unexpired term. We hope her
much success in her new school.
r. X..L. cures rheumatism and
neuralgia.
Mr. W. B. Meetza, now of Atlanta,
Ga, visited lis mother and other
near relatives in this place last week.
He has returned to his home in A.
lants.
Notwithstapd the unfavorable out
look at present, there will be as much
commercial fertilizers used in this
county the coming season than there
has ever been.
Soon the fisherman will enjoy bis
sport and the place to get ''sure
catchers", is at the Bazaar. Every
thing iu the fishing line is kept in
stock.
We ara pleased to know that Miss
Sac 81. Corley is prospering nicely
with the school at Smith Branch
She has about FIVE weeks more before
the term will close.
l.. K. Sturkie. Esq, one of the
prominent lawyers of the Orapgeburs
Bar, and former Lexington boy"
remembers the Dispatch with a dol
lar for another year. Thanks.
Mr.. John S. Fox, of this place,
has accepted q responsible position
with the Augusta Lumber Company,
OF Augusta, Ga, and will leave soon
to commence his duties.
When in need of liniment try
T. X. L.
The chain gang is now working on
the poor house farm and roads in
that vicinity. Next Tuesday it will
move to Steadman to fill in the dam
washout there and to do other work
in that part of the county.
On account of an appointment at
Nazareth next Sunday morning, the
Rev. J. G. Graichen will hold no
morning services at St. Stephens
There will, however, be preaching
there at night at the usual hour.
DR.. Thomas 81. Dreher a promi-
nent physician of St. Matthews, who
has been on q short visit to his sick
father, Mr.. Jacob ". Dreher. passed
through town Monday on his return
TO St. Matthews, and called in to Sc
us.
Miss Pearl Beaty, of Iva, S. c.,
who has been teaching school in
Union, while returning to her home
visited her sister, Miss Annie, who
is teaching in the Palmetto Collie
giate Institute in this place, several
days last week.
As matter of information to our
readers we state that the best make
of sewing machines, needles, attach
ments, etc, can be had at j II.
Berry's, 1904 Main street, Coluubia,
| S G Be sure to call and see him,
next to Vim. Platt's.
Let me write your life and FIRE
insurance. Oalv very best compa-
MES represented, buy ard sell real
estate, both town apd country See
ad in another column. Write or
cell to see me at The Home Bana.
Lexington, s. g. Alfred J. Fox.
Mr.. Paul f. Buff of Lower Fork,
was juror last week and added his
name 10 the Dispatch subscription
! list. While here he boarded with
our friend, Mr. J. J. Schwartz, and
was delighted with the manner in
which he and his family treated him.
Mr.. J. Willie Mitchell, one Of
Batesburs's most energetic and pre-
gressive young business men. is one
of the jurors this week. Mr.. Mitchell
deserves much credit for the active
part be has taken in the interest OF
the tourist hotel which is now being