The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-12-12
PRkCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.


Bakers bread, at the Bazaar.
We are having nice weather for
butchering.
Cotton at this market today Is
bringing 81 cents.
The new residence of Mr.. JEFF B.
Amick is being painted.
MIR. G Fl. Rawl has moved from his
farm in Rocky Well to the town OF
Leesvilie.
Uriah Jefcoat, E qaire, wants no
trespassing upon his land. Heed
his warning.
A full and new supply OF
Garden Seed, just received
at the Bazaar.
Mr.. S. p. Drafts, formerly OF
Lswiedale, is now cierking in a dis
penssry in Chester.
Mr.. Abner Derrick killed two hogs
last week, the aggregate weight OF
which was 500 pounds net.
I will have fresh fish and oysters
at this place every Saturday. All
orders will have careful attention.
John 4. Williams.
Mr.. Jesse D. Tsylor's new resi-
dence on Upper Main street is re-
ceiying its finishing coat of paint.
Rev. j. G. Abney, Cheplain of the
penitentiary, was in town Monday on
business and gave US a pleasant call.
Wanted To Hire-20 or more
cross-tie cutters. Apply to
J G. Fort,
7pd. Pelion, 5 q.
The young people have got move
on them and are continually inter
viewing the parsons and notary
/ ublics.
{ The days are growing shorter and
will. continue to do so until the 2lst
of this month when they will begin
to grow longer
For pretty novelties, both useful
and ornamental and a full supply OF
Christmas goods and toys OF all kind
for the little folks, go to the B.zaar.
NJ. Ezais L. Wingard left at our
cfice last Monday a half dozen OF
the 6oest turnips and radishes that
we have ever seen.
MIR. Hamp Ksmiuer and Miss
Florence C,ughman were married at
the home of brides father, Mr.. j. NJ.
Clughman, this morning.
When you 60 to Columbia to buy
your Christmas tricks don't fail to
call on n. c Bailey, near the Market
Charlie is a Lexington boy and will
treat you right.
DR.. j. G. Williams has located at
Norway for the purpose OF practic-
ing his profession and We are glad to
know that he is doing well.
There will be an extra communica-
tion Of Lexington Lodge, No. 152,
A. F. NJ, next Friday evening, the
l4th inst ct the usual hour.
I will take pictures at Batesburg
from December the 22ud to the 25 b:
1 will give you good work and will
Guarantee them not to fade.
W. A, NJ Craps, Photographer.
Mr.. j. G. E .beredge, formerly Of
Batesburg, has moved to Columbia
where he will make his futune home.
He is in the life insurance business.
After long years Of service as q
Notary Public, Clerk of Court elect
Samuel B. George, is lamenting the
fact that he has never b.. en- called
upon to unite two hearts that beat as
ore.
The finest line o. smoking .ob,eco
in handsome boxes and packages,
suitable for Christmas and the Holi-
days, or at any time you wish to er-
j9y a good smoke. Call at the
B .z,ar.
Managers and clerks Of the State
and Federal elections will please
call on Sam J Leaphart. at Lexing-
ton, within the next two weeks for
their pay.
1t is against the law to offer par
tridges and other game birds for,
sale, no matter how or where they
were captured or killed. THIS pro-
hibision is for FIVE years.
Call at the old reliable store of the
Dial Hardware Company, Columbia,
and buy q gua, pist2l, knife or any
kind of foreign or domestic hardware
that you might need.
Mr.. H E Shesly dropped in to
See US Saturday and made us glad TO
the snonnt of 81. He is q straioh,