The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-10-09
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

DR.. L E NJ. Smoak.
Liberal railroad rates TO the State
Foir will be made Fair Week.
Early risers say there was light
frost several mornings last week.
The crop of candidates for next
years harvest is budding beautiful.
A nice and complete line of winter
lap robes just received at W. I
Roofs.
Every person in the county should
send some article for exhibit at the
County Fair.
Hon. John Bell Towill was in town
Monday shaking hands with his con
stituency-
Rev j n. Wright is conducting
revival services at Hebron Methodist
church this week.
Toe open season for shooting
pal tridges, does not begin until
first.
Prayer meeting will be held in the
Methodist church, in this place
tomorrow egening.
C.ll for your watches and clocks as
/ am going away.
Miss Stoudemire, one of Orange
burg county's fairest daughters, is
visiting Miss I'Ans Meetze.
Col. 6. T. Graham, is having
erected a cottage on his property
near the Hendrix buryiDg ground.
D,n't fail to see Lehr & Williams
at Roofs Hall during the County
FAR. They carry Is acting people
There should be a large attendance
of the people of the county on each
of the three days of the County
Fair.
Mr.. John McCartba and daughter,
of Black Greek. are in town and are
stepping with Mr.. and Mrs. 6. nj.
Hartman.
Mr.. Newell Lee, is at home spend
ing short vacation with his wife,
who is visiting Col. and Mrs. NJ. D
Harmsn.
The people of Lewiedale school
district are discussing the PROPOSE
ton to make an extra levy for school
purposes.
Mr.. Julian B. Harman, of Sa.uda
county, has been elected to teach the
free term of Newherg school IN the
Fork.
If YOU want to keep out of troua
BILE stay off the lands of D. N, Geo.
G and. Lizzie Shull as they are
posted.
Capt. G.. A. Lucas has just return
ed from a business and pleasure
trip up North called to see us Fri
day.
Messrs Newton Monts and Jesse
D. Taylor have just completed q
commodious two-story barn for Mr..
J, # B. Amick.
Treasurer Frank W. Shealy paid
out nearly $4,000 last Monday on
warrapts issued by the Board of
County Commissioners.
A pretty line of trimmed and un:
trimmed hats at all prices. Call and
see them at Miss Katie G. Flanigan's,
on lower Main street.
The free school of District No. l,
comprising Lexington village and
adioiping territory, will commence
on Monday, October 2lst.
Salesman wanted TO sell Antitrust
Roof Paint, Compounds and Lubri-
cants. Salary or Commission: Vul-
can Chemical Co, Cleveland, O.
1t is reported that Mr.. J. Walter
Dreher has purchased lot and
dwelling from Mrs. Derrick, on Main
street in the town of Leesville.
Mr.. Leopard Nichols is building
another residence in Leesville. And
thus the work of improvement goes
merily on in that progressive town.
Attention is directed to the change
of the advertisement of 81. NJ. Wing
ard in this issue. He has a large
stock of shoes which he is Offering at
low prices.
By reference to the advertisement
It will be seen that the County Board
of Control will receive applications
for dispenser at Lexington, Chaplin
and Lswiedale.
Exhibitors of fruits, pindars, etc,
at the County Fair are informed that
these articles will be protected by
wire covers from the fingers of the
inquisitive visitor.
A special line of nobby walking
hats. The ladies of Lexington are
especially invited to call and examine
these goods, at Miss Katie Flanigan's,
on Lower Main street.
Mr.. Bill Rauch lost his only child
last Sunday which died after briel
illness. It's little remains were car
ried across the Ssluda and now
sleep with those of its kindred.
Miss Minnie Nunamaker is now
with the dry goods establishment o'
J. G. Moore, in Columbia, where she
will be pleased to serve her Lexlng'
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