The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-04-10

Call at the Bazaar fountain and
get cool and refreshing drink.
The County Alliance will meet at
Summerville, in the Fork, next FIJI
day, the 18th inst.
". A. Hawkins, agent for W. 81.
Gibbes & Co, advertises q complete
ginning outfit for sale.
The McCormick's Harvesting Ma
chimes are the best made. For sale
by Meetze & Son.
Our Editor is anxiously waiting
tho opening of the dogwood bios:
SONS when the fish run the best.
Editor W. A Hare, of our News
Letter, Summit, was in town Thurs
day and called to see US.
If you want vegetables to eat this
summer buy your seed at the Bazaar.
One day last week Mr.. W. Abner
D ,rrick, of this place, killed pig
eight months old which weighed 225
ponds.
If you need pair of rew spring
shoes, call on J. D. Taylor, who has
the finest quality at the lowest price.
The new machinery outfit fol-. the
Lexington Lumber Company has ar
rived and will soon be in position to
execute all kinds of wood work.
Supervisor Craps has ordered all
persons liable to road duty to put
the roads in good condition at once
if not sooner. See notice elswhere in
this issue.
A new line OF fishing tackle is now
displayed at the Bazaar, fine line
of japanese cane fishing poles will be
received in a few days.
Bless their hearts, every woman
thought that she was the most hand
somely and becomingly dressed last
Sunday in their new spring cos
tunes.
I have line of dry goods, which
I am Offering at cost to make room
for new stock, which is Low arriv-
ing. J. D. Taylor.
MISS TAns Meetze came home
Thursday from Bellwood, Orange
burg county and after spending the
Easter holidays returned Monday.
Her school will close next month.
Mr.. Rudolph Snelgrove is now
assisting Railroad Agent Hartley at
the depot and is Willing away his
spare moments making :. and -
with the telegraph key. When be
gradustes he will be an operator OF
the first water.
T. B. Aughtry & O., Columbis,
are the largest dealers in wagons,
buggies, road carts and other vehic-s
les in this part of the State. When
wanting to purchase vehicle, don't
forget to call on them.
Messrs. G. Perry Caughman and
brother have closed their stock bust
ness in Columbia fer this season and
returned home to join their younger
brother in saw milling. These are hon
est and energetic young men and We
are glad to see them prosper.
Mrs. j. W. Reader of Oak Villa is
visiting the family of DR.. j. G. Will
liams at Norway, S. G. 1t will be
remembered that sometime ago DR..
Williams went from CASTOR to Nor
way, and his friends in this county
will be pleased to learn that be en-
joys lucrative practice in his new
nome.
DR.. Fred G. Gilmore, a we'll known
dentist of Columbia, has made ar
rapgements to visit this town on the
2Srd and 24;h inst, TO do dental
work of all kinds. he has the repu-
tation of being a first class dentist
and we'll acquainted by practice with
all the modern improvements of his
profession. Remember his appoint
ment.
We are still sending cut bills to
delinquent subscribers to the Dis
patch, and will continue to do so
until our books have been gone
through. We hope those who receive
bills will pay part Of their indebt-
edness if it is not convenient for
them to pay all.
Master Lewis, the young son of Mr..
F. B Roof. of our town. met with a