The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-03-29


T < L cures rheumatism
The Rut s,aps ere still ,etreating.
Some garden truck is finding its
way to this ma, ket
See treapasa notice Of W F. Sta
bier ar d keep # bis land.
T z L relieves when properly
applied.
Some will and some will not reduce
their cotton acreage
Distance oft lepda epchantment to
q mans view of bic wife's mother.
A woman NAV drive man to drink,
bat she can't make him take water.
The merchants Of the town are
showing pretty line of spriog goods.
There ia plenty Of room fer other
brick buildings to 60 up in Lex'ng-
ton.
The air is eliebtfully fragrant just
row with the perfume of flowers and
trait blossoms.
The necessity of we'll trained FIRE
department. is felt by the owners OF
realty in Lexington.
Tan and chocolate shoes are all
Ehe rage With the Sum mer Girl and
the Sbirt Waist Man.
AK yourself this question. friend,
"Whst are you doius toward the i'm
provement of LsxingtoD?"
Every man may have price, but
II d,ffsrs greatly from what his
neiebbors think he is worth.
President Roosevelt, It aeems, is
still holding the door of Hope" sjar
for the descepdsnts of Ham.
The worst that the Brookisnd peo-
pie can do themselves 10 to 60 into
She municipality of Columbia.
Some men. according to woman
writer, can be CO, auered with tears,
vhile it is necessary to use hat pin
ca others
Mr.. 8 A. Mopte, of Hilltop, was in
town one day last week trading and
he never forgot the printers, and We
thank him.
One good sign Of the times is that
the per pie of t. xipgton ere improV-
ing their stock By the introduction of
blooded strains.
It is probable that the State will
increase the capacity OF its bottling
plant and '.fuss" < will be wholesaled
instead Of retailed.
Mr. Fl L O.wald, the genial man
ager of the Lexington Department
Store, and his entire family have been
down with the grip.
It is never too late to do good, but
asscred writer informs us that now
is the accepted time to--build a q
cotton seed oil mill in Lexington.
Davis & c., dealers in horse furn-
ishipgs, and Franks Jobbipg House,
dealer. in gents furnishings, Colum
bis, both have new advertis aments in
shis issue.
Sometime ago We heard consider
able talk about another cotton mill
for Lexington, but it now appears
that the project has gone into winter
quarters.
The Cross Country Club of Colum-
bia. composed of ladies' and gentle
men, paid Lexington pop call last
Thursday evening and returned to
that city by the light Ct the moon.
Let us spend dime or so for wa
Ter works, fire engines, and hose and
after while it may save us in the
protection from FIRE one hundred cent
on the dollar.
Chicco. the dethrored King of the
Blind Tigers, received about 500
votes for q member of the House of
Representatives in primary election
held in Charleston.
Joe Davis, colored, was the first to
make his appearance on our streets
this year wearing a straw hat It
Sesembled somewhat toe last rose of
summer in that it bloomed out of
season.
Mr.. J. D. Sem, one Of the mcst
prosperous citizens near Brookland,
ard an all round good fellow, paid
US bis respects last Monday and left
his compliments of the seasor-one
dollar and twenty five cents.
The colored population of Lexiug.
ton and vicinity had glory hailelu-
jah time the closing days OF last
week. The occasion being revival
meeting in Mount Csrmal III. E.
church. There were present quite a
number of "Brotbers in Black aud
che slaughter of "yaller legged"
chickens was terrific for the time be-