The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-12-06
PENCIL AND SCLSSURS.

| PENCIL AND SClSSURS.
wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by q Dispatch Han.
| Rad trespass notices.
We having taste of winter.
Seed Wheat for sale, at Hammers.
Christmas groceries at W. P.
Roofs.
Many fine hog has been butch
cred since Monday.
Best line of clothing in towr, j. j.
! R.wl & Sons, Bstesburg.
| Qlite large lumber business is
done hereabouts.
The ice kirg held high carnival
yesterday morning.
See full line of furniture, at j. j.
R4wl & Sons, Batesburg.
Mrs. Maggie Harman is visiting
friends in Batesburg.
A fne mich COW for sale. Apply
to W. P. Roof, Lexington, S. G.
Up to last Monday the weather
has been too warm to butcher.
A new aud complete line Of shoes,
at j. J. Rawl & Sons, Batesburg.
Capt j. Fester Lyles, of North
Edisto, was in town yesterday.
A large stock Of men and boys
clothing, cheap, at ". P Roofs.
Mr.. j. II. Hitler offers some valua
bic property for sale in this issue.
A new stock of fall and winter
dress goods, just in at W. P. Roofs.
Several public schools in the
county observed Thanksgiving Day
with appropriate exercises.
For good Georgia Flint seed wheat
apply to I. V. Wesslnger, Seaysville,
S. @.
Miss Lizzie Harman has returned
from a Vi it to Mrs. J. W Earbardt,
10 Columbia much pleased.
Toe best and cheapest line of men.
ladies' and children shoes, at Meetze
& Son.
The Auditor will commence his
round for the purpose OF receiving
tax returns at Crout's Store on JaD-
uary 4.
Plenty more OF that 4 cents home
spun, at J. ]. Rswl & Sons, Bates
burg.
Miss Dora Hite, of Brooks, Lex
ington county, is visiting friends in
this city.-Columbia Evening Record,
November 80.
Young man, see our pants before
you buv elsewhere, J. J. RAwl &
Sons, Batesburg.
The County Superintendent OF
Education has decided not to adver
tise the apportionment for the free
public schools this year.
Candy, nuts, fruits of all kind and
everything good for Christmas, at
Meeize & Son.
We learn that Mr.. Paul J. Wessin-
ger will shortly move to Brooklapd
20 engage in business, the nature
Of which We did not learn.
The most durable shoe for men,
women and children, can be found
only at W P. Roofs.
The Grand Master of Pomaria
Lodge, A F. M at Peak, is John G.
Swygert, and not J. IS" Swygert, as
the types made us say last week.
Just received full line of nobby
mems hats for the Christ mas trade,
at Meetze & Son.
Communion services will be held
by the Lutherans next Sunday morn
ing in the Episcopal Chapel. Pastor
j G. Graichen will oficiate. The
public is cordially invited.
Rad the Bazaar advertisement
elsewhere in this issue before buying
your Christmas.
Anyone desiring splendid home
in towp, surrounded by fine
orchard, copveniences and having a
splendid we'll of water, should apply
to Mrs. George Sawyer, at this place.
A nice line of fashionable dress
goods in the latest patterns and
weaves, at Meetze & Son.
Land on Black Greek for sale
cheap. Apply to NJ. J. K>zer, R'sh-
ton, S. G 3mos14.
The Perry extension of the Soush-
ern Railway has been completed and
accepted by the r .ilroad Coumis-
sioners. who say that it is the best
piece of new road ever inspected.