The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-17
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

There by a Dispatch Man.
See sales By the Sheriff.
Eggs are scarce at Is cents per
dozen.
A large attendance is expected a.
the County Fair.
Bakers bread, cakes and crackers
will be found at the Bazaar.
Clerk Spann advertises some valu'
able real estate in this issue.
Men and boys bats, in the latest
shapes. at Mee'ze & Son.
Cotton at this market is bringing
9 to 81 cents.
The mornings and evenings are
cool and fires are comfortable.
Ladies', don't purchase your hat
for the fair before you zee Miss Kitty
Flsnigan's stock.
A new Baptist church has been
organized at Steadman.
Mrs. James E Hendrix is visiting
friends in New York City.
Fine dress goods Of the latest
patterns and weaves. at Meetze &
Son. Call and see them.
This is the kind of weather that
makes the naked truth feel like cold
facts.
A concert Of the powers is likely
to develop a full program Of chin
music.
We are prepared to furnish your
pants goods CT the latest fabrics and
newest designs, at the lowest prices.
". P. Roof.
Many of the free public schools Of
the county were opened to the chill
dren last Monday.
MIR. Job S. Wessinger, one of
Chapin's live and progressive mer-
chaLts, was in town Monday.
4 full line of shoes, embracing the
famous Hsmilton-Brown 81 os Co.'S :,
fine shoes, at Meeize & Son.
Mrs. Bsnjsmin Rawl, of R cky
Well. this county, has returned from
q visit to relatives in Newberry.
A young ccqaet naively inquired
of our religious editor if bachelor
is single when he is beside himself.
Clothing, overcoats, shoes, hats,
umbrellas and gents furnishings Of
every kind going at rock bottom
prices, at Lesphart & Drafts.
The indications are that there will
be large crowd of Columbians in
attendance upon our County Fair.
The interior cf Mr. ". P. Roofs
new store is being handsomely fitted
up and goods nicely displayed.
Our line Of patent medicines is
full and consists OF the best proprie,
tary medicines on the market. W.,
P. Roof.
Prof. Henry Jake Rswl is teaching
school at Peasant, and We are de
prived of his very modest laugh.
We understand another brick block
OF two stores will be erected in
this town in the near future.
The newest things in new double
width dress goods, new silks, new
cloth and f snnels, at the newest
prices-which are the lowest, at W.
P. Roofs.
Miss Sallie, daughter Of Mr.. John
". Scoff.l, of Pelion, is attending
the Columbia Business College.
A revival meeting will commence
in the Baptist church in this place
on Saturday before the third Sunday
in November.
Marks Restaurant is in full blast
furnishing the beat meals for the
least money, not OILY during the
County Fair, but seven days in each
week.
Mr. J.mes q. Hope, one Of L"x
ington county's live and progressive
school teachers, was in town lss'
Friday.
Remember you always find fruits,
plain and fine candies Of all kinds,
fancy cakes and crackers at the
Bazaar.
Experience and observation are
our best teachers, hence the import
ance of visiting your county and
State Fairs.
In tobaccoes We carry the leading
brands from the best manufacturers,
and can supply your demands, either
in large or small quantities. ". P.
Roof.
There are three guests boarding at
the famous hotel de Csughman, at