The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-11-14
PRlCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

The wood dealers are IN Inc SWIM
It is not too late to sow small
grain.
To err is human, not to forgive is
inhuman.
The wise investor will build cot
tages.
Some Of our people have ''butch
cred"
Sweet potato digging is progress
ing finely.
A duck of wife sometimes makes
goose of her husband.
Ask to see the pretty line of dress
goods, at Meetz- & Son.
Vegetation looks sick from the
effects of the frost.
We have been having fine weather
for ice cold drinks.
The Auditor will soon be abroad
in the land assessing property.
The indications are that there will
be lively holiday trade.
See trespsss notice in this issue
and keep out of the woods.
A first class stock cf crockery and
glassware, at 81. L Oswald.
Mr.. S. 0 Hammer is assisting the
Treasurer with his tax collection.
Rev. Will Hayes preached in the
Baptist church last Sunday night.
One swallow may not make sum-
mer, but any cat can make spring.
The first killing frost occurred on
Thursday last and at which time ice
also formed.
The girl who wins the love Of q
good man makes lucky hit and is
herself a lucky miss.
Go to G E Corley's, at Depot, for
tie latest styles in ladies hats, ut
lowest prices.
Do you want to be elected a dis
Then file your application
and stss.,-,our chance.
Our market is now liberally sup
plied With pork, sausage, puddings,
backbone and spare ribs.
We sell the famous "Steel-King
two. horse plows. The best on the
market. II. L Oswald.
The ministers of the Methodist
Church, South, are preparing for
their annual conference
The s'few;ng iennies" are in town
and the small children are having q
6ne old time.
By proclamation the President bss
appointed Thursday, November % b,
as day OF Thanksgiving.
Chocolate for cakes, powdered
sugar for iceiDg cakes, candy trim
minss for cakes, ine extracts and
essences, all at the Bazaar.
His surprising at the number of
trains which daily pass here to AID
fro over the Southern Railway.
Mr.. A. j. Fox has recovered sufi-
ciently from a recent attack of illness
as to be on the streets again.
Overcosts and heavy suits are now
generally worn and are both ctm-
Portable and fashionable.
We have q fne line of breach
loading shot guns, both single and
double barrel, cheap. 81 l. Oswald
The shen strike" is still on and ss
3 consequence there is great scar
city OF 'shen fruit" on the market.
Mr.. Garfield Cauehman left Sun
day for Richmond where be goes to
continue his studies in business col.
lege there.
Miss Lula Ksminer, of Rocky
Well, is attending the Palmetto Col
.egiate Institute and is boarding at
The Hammer Hotel.
The days are so short that one can
hardly turn around in the morning
without night fall catching him in
he attempt.
Miss Rlchel Matthias, of Brook
and, entered the Palmetto Collie
siate Institute and boards with Mr..
John Roof.
Call at 81. l. Oswald's and xamiue
Ms stock of trunks and valises.
They are the best and cheapest en-
The market.
Mr.. Willie Long, of Priceville, is
DOW pursuing his studies at Palmetto
Collegiate Institute and boards with
MIR. ". P. Roof.
Albert NJ Boozer, E>q, of the O.
lumbia bar, was in town Monday
and Tuesday on professional bust