The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-09-12

For the best and most stylish ha' ,
60 to Meetze & Son.
Make your arrangements to attend
the County Fair.
Today cotton is bringing To-
cents at this place.
Help build up the Institute by en-
tering your children.
Smoke Sweet Violets. They can
be had at the Bazaar.
Mr.. Hal Bradford has returned
home from a trip to Cubs.
Eggs and chickens are CONSPICUOUS
in our market for their absence.
Finest candies, cakes and crackers
always in stock, at the Bazaar.
We will soon know the ice man DO
more until the next hot wave.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
Lemon snaps, a delicious lunch
cracker, Sc quart, at the Bazaar.
We learn that R.v. j. n. Wright
is recovering from his illness.
MIR. A j Fox's we'll outfit is at
Mr.. James C.ugbmsn's boring we'll
offer 1000 bagging and ties at
so cents per bale. W. P. Roof.
None of our ladies have made
their appearance in the new fall fash
ions.
NJ man was ever such poor mu
sician that be couldn't sing his OVID
praises.
The dry goods department of "
P. Roof, has been transferred to his
new store.
Don't forget to prepare some
article for exhibition at the Co lnty
Fair.
A line of nice pipes, smoking to
bacco, and fine cigars, will be found
at the B .zaar.
Sow small grain with a liberal
hand, 30 that you can reap bounti
full harvest next spring.
Put cart wheel in you pocket for
the Dispatch when you leave homs
to attend court.
I will pay the highest market
prices for cotton. j. S. Boozer, Pal.
lentine, S. G.
The little girl of DR. L. E Smoak
who has been quite i'll, is improving
30 we have been informed.
The celebrated Hamilton Brown
Co.'S, fine shoes. Every pair guaran,
teed, at Meetze & Son.
Rev. james Steele has been con
Quoting revival services in the Bap
tist church at this place.
Albert Boozer, E q, aud daughter,
Miss Lena, of Columbia, are visiting
his sister, Mrs. P. L. Harman.
Mr.. james c Fort, of Pelion, was
in town Monday on businass. He
returned to his home the same day.
The Palmetto Collegiate Institute
resumed its sessions Monday with
satisfactory enrolment of pupils.
Muscadines and persimmons are
ripening and possums are growing
fstter. The Lord will provide.
Considering the interest taken II
the result of the election yesterday, il
was the quietest we have ever seen.
The weather man is presenting &
few powerful arguments in favor o.
retaining the straw hat a few days
longer.
On Monday the September term o.
court will convene. D,n't forget tc
bring US dollar when you come tc
town.
Cotton took a jump to II cents il
Augusta Monday. Some predlc
that it will 60 to II cents and ever
higher.
Debtors and creditors of th'
estate of the late J. Daniel Bickle.
will see an important notice in thi
issue.
A prominent merchant has turned
weather prophet and says that ther'
will be no frost until late in Move n
Der.
The heirs of the late L O Georg'
will sell his Fork place on salesda,
in October. This is very desirable
piece of property.
There will be Episcopal services Ii
the chapel in this place next Sunda.
morning at IL o'clock. The publ:
is cordially invited.
Wanted-A job as engineer (s'a
tionary) W,u Qualified. \ ld' GO,
Lsste, Carson, oare of Le Kill . to-
Dispatch.