The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-12-19
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

There by a Dispatch Man.
Tuesday is Christmas.
Several communications unaVold'
ably crowded out this week.
Fancy lamps, an ornament to any
body's parlor, cheap at Meetze q Son
The young people are talking OF
having several dances during the
holidays.
The Sheriff advertises some valua'
bic real estate to be sold on the lst
Monday in January.
Go to T. B. Augttry & Co, Co,
lumbia, and make yourself present
of a nice wagon or buggy.
MIR. G. NJ. Caughman & Sons, a
few miles above this place, have shut
down their saw mill for the winter.
Steel wheel express wagons, Just
the thing to amuse the children and
learn them how to work, at Meetze
& Son.
Mr.. John Derrick, who was elected
County Superintendent of Educa-
tiop, at the last election, took charge
of the cfice last Monday.
10 meet the requirements of the
publication of legal advertisements
the Dispatch will make its weekly
appearance during the holidays.
The best blacksmith and wheel
wright's material, can be purchased,
at T. B. Aughtry & Co, Columbia.
The Dispatch wishes its friends
and readers merry Christmas.
May old Santa Claus be liberal in
distributing his gifts to young and
and old.
Wanted To Hire-20 or more
cross-tie cutters. Apply to
j G. Fort,
7pd. Pelion, S G.
Mr.. Samuel B. George, the newly
elected Clerk of Court, will enter
upon the discharge of his duties
next Monday. It is probable that
there will be no more changes until
next year.
For pretty novelties, both useful
and ornamental and a full supply of
Christmas goods and toys Of ali kind
for the little folks, 60 to the Bazaar.
The school at Charter Oak has
forty-fve enrolled scholars, and the
boys and girls are making use of
their time and advantages preparing
for the duties of life.
Capt. L. W. Rsdd, who recently re-
signed as assistant superintendent OF
the L. xington Mill, has been elected
superintendent of this Mill ard he
and his family have moved back to
Lexington.
Talk about your Cough Cures as
much as you want, but at last there
is none to compare with the results
of Hilton's Cough Cure. For sale
at the Bazaar. Price, 25c. a bottle.
Mr.. Perry Caughman, an energetic
young business man of this vicili y,
has gone to st. Louis, where he will
purchase horses and mules, which
be will ship to Columbia. He ex-
poets to open his sale stable on the
24th inst.
I will take pictures at Batesburg
from December the 22nd to the 25,h.
will give you good work and will
guarantee them not to fade.
W. A. M Craps, Photographer.
Students who expect coming to
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute at
N early day would do we'll to CORES
pond with the principal, 0 D. Seay'
Lexington, during the next week.
Rev. Harald Thomas, with his
bride, was in town yesterday, and
filed his Episcopal appointment.
While here Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G
S. Bradford.
Mr.. James H. Martin, promising
young Lexington boy, who has made
his home in Leoti, Ark, for the past
several years, called to see us last
week. James has prospered in his
worldly affairs and is giving salts
faction to his employees.