The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-09-19

Lemon snaps, a delicious lunch
cracker, SC quart, at the Bazaar.
The long drought has killed {
great many trees hereabouts.
The best line of dress goods il
town can be found at Meetze & Son
Mrs. Ethel Snyder is visiting bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Harman
I offer 1000 bagging and ties al
80 cents per bale. W. P. Roof.
The handsome new fronts TO the
stores in Ksufmann's block are being
put in.
Ooe yoke of young, we'll broken
oxen, for sale by P G. Taylor, Rocky
Well, S. G..
Those indebted to DR.. G E Leap.
hart must make payment by the 18th
Of October.
Fresh B4ker's bread, the very best
cakes and crackers, continually a!
the Bazaar.
Some farmers are paying as high
as 55 cents per hundred to their cot
ton pickers.
A number of young ladies from
this county have gone to Rock Hill
to enter Winthrop.
Mr.. Walter Harman, of Peters, is
further prosecuting his studies in
Palmetto Collegiate Institute.
Call and see the large stock Ct
clothing, gents furnishings, shoes
and hats at Leaphart & Drafts.
The recent rains came too late TO
do cotton any good, but they helped
peas and potatoes wonderfully.
Messrs. Charles Frederick Snyder,
Newell Lee and Mr.. Branch Hudson,
have returned to THAR field of labor.
Mrs. Eugenia D. Hendrix, after a
pleasant visit to relatives near Lees
vile and Saluda, has le' urned home.
There was decided change in the
weather yesterday morning and
heavy clothing was quite comforta-
bic.
Miss Bessie Corley, of Midway, is
boarding at her uncle's, Mr.. ". P.
Roofs, and attending Palmetto Collie,
giate Institute.
The place to purchase your cloth
ing, gents furnishings, shoes and
hats, is at Leaphart & Drafts. Co
lumbia prices on these goods are dis
counted.
There will be an examination oi
applicants for teachers certificates
in the court house on the 18th day
of October.
Mr.. E. B Roof has boarding with
him Miss Hattie Buff, of Brookland
who is studying in Palmetto Cole
giate Institute.
Mr.. Tally Keisler, of Priceville.
has resumed his studies in Palmetto
Collegiate Institute and boards at
Mr.. ". P. Roofs.
A few days ago the people were
loudly complaining of the extreme
heat, now they are complaining OF
the cold mornings.
A Lexington young man is seek
ing a patent on new kind of glue
which is warranted to even mend
the "break of day"
Mr.. A. J. Fox has returned from
the springs much improved in health
and has resumed his duties in the
Office of W. P. Roof.
We appreciate the payments made
by several subscribers during the:l
attendance upon court, and We hope
others will do likewise.
Blind tigers who are so upfortu
nate as to get before a Lexington
jury generally finds that the way O.
the transgressor is hard.
Mrs Joapa Earhardt and her son
Maurice NJ Earhardt, of Columbia
are visiting her SOD, John W. Ear
hardt -Newberry Observer.
Meetze & Son bave nice line o
the celebrated Hamilton Brown Sho
Co.'S shoes. They are the best sho
on the market and every pair is wal
ranted.
Uncle Jake Dreher was seen but
tonholing his brother fshermel
while be was in town Monday an
we imagined that We could smell tn
fish frying.
The chain gang will be at work c
the hill near Broad river bridge fc
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