The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-03-13

Mr.. G. NJ. Adams of Baxter, was in
town yesterday and paid US q pleas
ant visit.
When you want a nice fitting,
stylish and we'll made dress or work
ing shirt. Call on Meetze & Son.
After the 31st day of this month
it will be unlawful to kill any kind
of game or song bird.
Mrs. Stuart, widow of the late
James Stuart, is slowly recovering
from a severe attact of the grip.
A full line of Spring Dress Goods,
Dry Goods, etc, just received and
for sale cheap by W. P. Roof.
MIR. Willie E. Harman of Augusta,
Ga, is visiting the parental roof.
He is connected with the Augusta,
Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Barrs
Landing, spent few days during
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. II
C. Hall and family of this place.
Meetze & Son have opened q
splendid line of shoes which they
have marked down at the lowest
notch.
Yesterday was an ideal spring day.
The air was balmy, the sun bright,
the perfume of opening flowers was
delightful and the birds sang sweetly.
If you want fresh and reliable
garden seed, of all kinds, be sure to
buy them at the Bazaar. All seed
guaranteed.
We have just opened up fresh
lot of hats and caps-the latest styles
at the lowest prices.
81. L. Oswald.
The free public term of the Collie
giate Institute of this place will end
next Friday. The Institute will be
continued as pay school.
We are showing the best cheapest
and most stylish line of clothing,
gents furnishings, shoes and hats
ever brought to Lexington. Remem-
Der that we will not be undersold.
Leaphart & Drafts.
We are grieved to learn that the
illness of MIR. Dederick E. George
has taken turn for the worse and
that be is now critically i'll. We
trust that he will rally and soon be
on the road to health.
Last night tbe4d council held its
last meeting, afterward and the new
council was sworn in. The old
council turned over to the new one
$21SO4. J. Brooks Wingard, Esq,
was elected Clerk, Treasurer and
attorney of the council.
We are Offering a splendid stock Of
shoes at my greatly reduced prices.
Come in and get yourself new pair
of shoes and new hat.
81. L. Oswald.
DR.. J. J. Wingard now occupies his
handsome suite of rooms in the
Kaufmann Block. He has fitted ur
his Offices with the modern appli.
ances OF his profession and has fur
uished them with view to the com.
fort and convenience of his patients
White Leghorns and Black Lang
shans, pure breed, the best strain
and fine birds, will be sold singly, in
pairs, trios or any way desired By
purchaser, and at prices that will
please. Call at the Dispatch Office, Of
address, S. Il. Harman, Lexington
S. G.
Mr. W. P. Roof, is having the large
and commodious hall above his store
fitted up with the purpose of making
it place of amusements. A stsgei'
being built, seats are being put ii
and other improvements are being
added. The hall will be under tht
management of Messrs. S. j. Leap
hart and Samuel P. Roof, who vii
book first class opera, comedy anc
theatrical companies for engagement
at this place from time to time.
Just received an up to-date line o
spring clothing, pants, shoes, hats
shirts, neckwear, collars, etc, at th
lowest prices. All the latest style
and patterns. Don't fail to see on
line before purchasing.
Leaphart & Drafts.
Mr.. W. E. Redd, formerly of tn
SAKE Gotha Mill at Irene, in thi
county, has been promoted to tn
Superintendancy of the Palmetto mi
in Columbia. This is promotion {
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