The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-03-21
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The fruit was not injured by the
recent cold snap. Those claiming to
know say that the fruit is now safe,
claiming that a cold full moon in
March is always followed by a warm
full neon in April.
We print 100 envelopes and 100
note heads for one dollar, or 100 Of
either for fifty cents. Everybody
should have their stationery printed
as it often saves vexatious delays.
S nd US your orders.
From the number of wagons which
daily pass along our streets loaded
with fertilizers, one would suppose
that the farmers had formed a trust
to purchase all the commercial fer
tilizers manufactured.
Ledgers, journals, records, counter
books, memorandum books, school
books, pads, pencils, ink Of all %colors,
mucilage, &C., for sale at the Bazaar.
The stockholders of the Leesville
Mfg. Co., held a meeting last week
and the probability is that dirt will
soon be broken for a mill having a
capital of Sl50,OOO. Senator Crosson
is at the head of this enterprise.
Mr.. Campbell, a carpenter having
a reputation of being afne workman,
is now making the seats for St. Ste
phen Lutheran church. 1t now looks
as if this congregation will worship
in their new church on Easter Sun
day.
Miss. Ella Hall of Swansea is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. j. J. Howell, at
Crestv:ew, Fla. She will doubtless
have a pleasant time and captivate
the people of the Lard Ct Flowers"
by the charm of her gentleness and
grace.
Our Irmo correspondent, MI. J.W.
Hook, is reported to have sufficiently
recovered from a protracted illness
as to be able to attend to his bust
ness. We trust that he will continue
to improve until his health is entirely
restored.
Call at the Bazaar and get a free
trial package of Rsmon's celebrated
pills the best or the market.
The Midd'eburg Mill, at Bates
burg, in which Mr.. W. P. Roof of
this place is largely interested, will
soon begin operations. Our News
Letter informs US that "Hendrix
Brothers of Leesville, recently sold
the mill a fine lot of cotton, consist
ing of one hundred and fifty bales.
Mrs. Lucy Crews, Mrs. Maurice
Kreps Of Langley and Mrs. Moll;e
Gooding of Charlotte are in town on
a sad mission-that of attending the
funeral obsequies of their brother,
Mr. Jacob B ozer. Mr.. Jake Ear
hardt, of Columbia, is also here for
the same sad purpose.
Miss Maude F. Chaplin will close
her school at Charter Oak, Dist. 4,
on Friday, March %. There will be
a basket picnic and an interesting
entertainment at the school house on
Saturday 24lh instant. Patrons and
friends Of tie school are cordially in
yited to attend.
Constable Holloway has arrested
John jenkins and VIM. Ashley, two
gentlemen of color, from near New
Brcokland, charged with being BIZ
cycle thieves. Three wheels were
found in AshIey's possession. The
owners Of these bicycles have been
found and returned to them in Co.
lumbia.
The reason why Lezingtonians
flock to the store of Plat, Hook &
Shull when in Columbia, is because
they can buy so many better goods
for less SIS tlan they can else
where. They have a tremendous
stock of plantation and family groce-
ries, hay, grain ard Tobacco. Reader.
if you have never traded at this pop
ular store do so at once, that is il
you want to save money.