The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-04-03

light weight, at ". P. Roofs.
Plans for cotton exchange in Col
umbia are being discussed.
The sketch of MIR. Yost Meetze ii
now ready and will soon appear.
March went out between the roa,
of lion and the bleat of a lamb.
If you want vegetables to eat this
summer buy your seed at the Bazaar,
Boylston Lodge of Ancient Free
Masons was revived last Saturday.
Mr.. Roscoe Caughman has entered
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute.
A full line of shoes, suitable for
both farm and dress wear, at b. L.
Oswald's.
A local weather prognosticator says
We will have cold weather until up in
May.
Crapped collards will soon adorn
the dining table of the average house
keeper.
Call and see our line of fashion
able dress goods, in the latest shades
and weaves. Meetze & Son.
We are informed that some exten-
sive repairs will soon be done on our
streets.
Don't forget the services in tie
Lutheran church on Good Friday
at II o'clock.
Oxford ties are the rage just now
in footwear. 81 L. Oswald has the
best on the market.
This is the week to plant all kinds
of seed in your garden and the work
is progressing finely.
My line of dress goods is unsur-
passed for beauty, texture and fin
ish. W. P. Roof.
Some unfortunate men have never
been in the "push" since they rode in
baby carriage.
An adjourned meeting of Lexing-
ton Lodge No. 152, A. F. M. will be
held next Saturday.
Call and see the nice line of men
and boys hats, the latest styles and
shapes, at H. L. Oswald.
Don't mistrust every man who
can't look you straight in the eye.
Some men are cross eyed.
There will be prayer services at
the Baptist church in this place this
evening commencing at the usual
hour.
A fashionable line of men and
boys straw and felt hats, in the
latest shapes, at Meetze & Son.
Editor Towill, of the Batesburg
Advocate, was on our streets Monday.
He was on business connected with
his paper.
An elegant line Of perfumery, toilet
powders, sweet soaps: tooth, shaving
and hair brushes at the Bazaar. Call
and see them.
1t has been suggested that an
appropriate theme for the choir to
sing when the hat is passed is, "Ob,
what Shall the Harvest Be-"
Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Company's Binders, Reapers, Mowers
and Rakes, for sale by Meetze & Son.
Representative A. Frank Lever
has returned from Washington and
will spend his vacation at the home
of his father in this county.
Mr. George S. Drafts will repre-,
sent Dixie Lodge, No SO, I. O. O
F, of this place in the Grand Lodge,
which will meet in Greenville on the
22nd inst.
See my line Of spring shoes for
men, women and children. The
latest styles and lowest prices.
W. P. Roof.
Lexington depot is becoming quite
a fashionable resort for Lexineton'E
beaux and bellies every Sunday after
noon when the weather permits.
The inclement weather prevented
the old soldiers from meeting yester
day and the 10Th instant has beer
fixed as the time for the meeting.
The divine services at the Baptis
church in this place last Sunda,
morning and evening were largel.
attended. The sermons of Rev. J. j
Myers were greatly erjoyed.
Our fine stock of spring footwea
has been received. We have shoe
for ladies, gentlemen and little folks
in the latest styles. Meetzs & Sor