The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-10-31
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

We have had no killing frost yet.
Crops have about been gathered.
The days are growing beautifully
less.
L fuenza is prevailing to some ex
tent.
Genuine Cuba molasses at As cents
Try some, at II. L Oswald.
Everybody has or are going to the
State Fair.
The fault found with q bachelor
doesn't hurt.
he who has lost all confidence can
lose nothing more.
I have fine line Of Nc. I cooking
stoves, cheap. b. L Oswald.
Ceremonies may differ, but true po
likeness is ever the same.
Some politicians turn worms BY
The way they shake hands.
Visitors TO Columbia are reminded
not to spit On the pavemeDts.
Cotton has dropped to 9 cents.
Even this is better than cents.
Several buildings about town will
undergo repairs in the near future.
The Leesville Cadets appeared at
the State Fair in their new uniforms
A new line of gents under and
top shirts, just in, at 81. L. Oswald.
The Lexington contingent left for
the State Fair in Columbia, this morn
ing.
Columbia is in ber glory, enter
tanning visitors from all over the
State.
For bargains keep posted by read
ing the advertising columns Of the
Dispatch.
Mr.. Artemus Mack, of Swansea,
was in town last week taking in the
County Fair.
still have some 6ne home grown
seed oats at 4S cents per bushel. q
L Oswald.
Many ofthe wasberwomen are COM
PEELED to utilize the branches to do
their washing.
Go to G E Corley's. at Depot, for
the latest styles in ladies hats, at
lowest prices.
Tske out life insurance policy
and leave full dinner pail for your
wife's next husband.
The closed season will be open to-
morrow when it will be lawful to kill
any kind of game.
Capt. J. Feaster Lyles and son,
from the Wild Cat section of Lex
ington county, are in town.
We received a pleasant call from
Hon. John E. Bacon. editor of the
EdgefeId Chronicle, last week.
The sale OF the For nd will take
place at Leesville Tuesday. See ad-
vertisemept on the fourth page.
Leesyi'le was chosen as the place
for the next meeting of the S'uth
Carolina Evangelical Lutheran Syned d
Next to a bridal party on the
streets, the funniest thing is to see
two girls carrying an enormous grip
between them.
The weather prophet has come. 20
the front again and now he predicts
q hard winter because the corp:
shucks are thick.
Our News Letter informs us that
Number is to have a brass band
The instruments are in the express
Office at Summit.
Mrs. Ranch Mack, of Swansea,
and Miss Mary McCartha, of Black
Greek, visited the family of Mrs. P.
L Harman last week.
The woods are ss beautifully in
their autumal robes as a fair bride
arrayed in her trousssu for the COM
ing of the bridegroom.
Prof. J. V. Smith is getting along.
well with his school at Swansea,
which has an enrolment Ct eighty
scholars and is still increasing:
Not vacant storehouse nor dwell
ing in town. Think of it, land own
ers, and if you want a safeinvestment
put up storehouses and dwellings.
Those in want of shoes for. winter
should go to G. E. Corley's, at
Depot. He sells the Graddock
Terry Shoes. Every pair guaran-
teed.
TIE regular communication Of
Lexington Lodge, No. 152, a. F. NJ :,
will be held in the lodge room in
this place next Saturday evening,