The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-03-20
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
there by a DISPATCH Man.

inere DY UiSpdtCh Midi.
More cold weather is booked fo
this month.
Easter Sunday will fall on the 7tl
Of April this year.
Lemons, Bananas and Apples, a
the Bazaar.
Corn planting is the order Of th'
day on the farm.
Old March has been blowing around
like fussy old maid.
The early gardeners are living il
dread of the late frosts.
As Easter approaches the price O
eggs has an upward tendency.
For the latest styles, in shapes ant
toes of shoes 60 to Meetze & Son.
Wr. Willie Harman has returned
to his work in Augusta, Ga.
We understand that La Grippe il
epidemic throughout the county.
DR.. W. L Kueece was in town last
week and made US pleasant call.
Meetze & Sons shoes have repu
tation for their wearing. Trys pair
We are sorry to learn that MIR. A
J. Fox is confined to his room by 8
severe sickness.
The boys are looking forward tc
egg picking time with good deal Of
pleasure.
During the past week We have
been having some severe winter
weather.
Remember only prompt paying
subscribers can expect US to send out
their papers.
The streets and bitches of the
town need the attention of the
council.
All the new buildings now in the
course of construction are receiy.
ing their finishing touches.
The cheapest and best family and
plantation supplies can be purchased
at T. B. Aughtry & Co.'S, Columbia.
Mrs. Barre, and her daughter,
Mrs. Timmons, now occupy rooms
over the store of 81. L. Oswald.
Miss Lizzie Seay who has been
teaching school near Peliop, is now
attending the Palmetto Collegiate
Institute.
The best qualities of blacksmith
and wheelwright materials are always
kept in stock by T. B Aughtry & Co.,
Columbia.
Mr.. D. E. Clark has been appoint
ed Magistrate at Rishtop, for District
No. G, which comprises the township
of Black Greek.
We are indebted to Mr.. W. A.
Rawl, who is now a soldier in the far
away Philippines, for a batch of
Manila papers.
Reader, are you in arrears for the
Dispatch9 If so, call or send and
settle. This is only business and
not intended as an insult.
Misses Hattie Roberts, Rosa Seay,
Sallie Roberts, of Providence school
have connected themselves with the
Palmetto Collegiate Institute.
Mrs. Eugenia Hendrix, having been
confed to her room for the past week,
by illness, has recovered sufficiently
as to be up and out again.
Rev. j. M. Lawson, pastor in
charge cf the Lewiedale Circuit of
the Methodist Episcopal South, was
in town Monday on business.
The fruit in this neighborhood has
undoubtedly been ipjared by the
cold snap of last week, but to what
extent cannot yet be determined.
Zion, near Lo,ick's ferry, is the
oldest church in the county. We do
not remember at this time the yesr
in which it was organized and built.
Several farmers from difereat Sec
tions Of the county have informed Us
that there will be large small grain
crop raised in the county thiseyear.
Mr.. John J. Taylor and force will
commence the erection Of hand
some church edifce at Midway on Is
April. The Lutherans are having it
built.
This is about the time of the year
for the average citizen to have an
acute attack OF "spring fever" and
this is the kind of weather to hasten
the attack.
We understand that the announce
ment has been made that the Rev. j.
J. Myere will preach at the Baptist
church in this place on the 5th Sun,
day in this month.