The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-11-21
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

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arriving daily at the Bazaar.
An old bachelor says the happiest
age of women is marriage.
The mid day train from Columb'a
was five hours late last Monday.
This part of the vineyard was re-
fresbed by nice rain Monday.
Be true to your trust, especially If
YOU are one of the stockholders.
Mr. F. Snyder is in town visit
ing at Colonel NJ. D. Harman's.
The price of cotton is upwards,
being 81 to 81 at this market today.
Go to G. E Corley's, at Depot. for
the latest styles in ladies hats, at
lowest prices.
Since the clouds have rolled by
the weather has turned considerably
cooler.
The invalid does not necessarislly
lose his sense of touch because he
doesn't feel we'll.
On account of an accident to the
turbine wheel, the factory was shut
down for several days this week.
Groceries, hay, grain, fine feed'
&C., at 7. B. Aughtry & Co.'S, Co
lumbia.
The editor is in the Fork this week
in search of some lost "cart wheels. y"
We hope he will fnd many OF them:
The best line of dress goods in
town, at the lowest prices, at Meetze
& Son.
We learn that Mr.. John GOA, OF
Batesburg, was killed in collision
on the Allendale extension OF the
Southern Railway yesterday morn
ing.
The firm of Williamson, Gunter
& O., of Leesville, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. w.
A. Jolley retiring.
Have you seen the stylish line OF
men and boys hats at Meetze & Son!
II not ask to see them.
Miss Eloise Hammer has gone to
Charleston on a pleasan: mission,
that of witnessing the marriage cere-
mony of her aunt, Miss Helen Haw-
kins.
A fine line of all kinds of hard
ware and farming imn|aRRaRts 6ssspa
at T. B. Auehtry ss1ho'a. siiYAssss1ho'a.
The Presbyterian services will be
held on the second Sunday instead
of the first Sunday as announced
from the pulpit and through these
columns.
When in need of clothing of any
kind go to C. E. Corley's, at Lezing-
son Dvpot. Fit and style guaran'
teed and he will not be undersold.
Quite a number of people from
hereabout attended the Confederate
reunion in Augusta, and report haV-
ing had a fine time.
A fine lot of Guinea Pigs for sale
cheap by the pair. Inquire at the
Dispatch Office.
A squirrel made its way down the
chimney of Mr.. J. J. Lown's house
yesterday. 1t was caught and
Willie, his afflicted son, erjoyed the
rare tit bits.
We are indebted to Mr.. John j.
Harman for lot of nice sweet
potatoes. They were the largest
and best favored ones that We have
seen this season.
New goods are daily being received
by J. D Taylor, who invites inspec-
ton of them by the purchasing pub
lie. His prices are the lowest and
his goods are the best.
We are in receipt OF an invitation
to witness the marrisge ceremony OF
Miss Helen Hawkins to Mr.. S. Law
renee Stein, Jr, which is announced
to occur in Charleston on Wednes-
day, the % b, inst.
When you want to buy the best
piano or organ on the market for the
least money and on the most accom- mo-
dating terms, call on or address, NJ
A. Malone, Columbia.
The interior of Mr.. Julian E
Kaufmann's new drug store is hand
somely arranged and shows artistic
skill in it's conception and workman
chip.
DR.. C. E. Leaphart has opened a
real estate agency for the purpose OF
buying and selling real estate. de