The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
Tharo nv 0isnafch Man,


Lever.
September 10th is the primary
election.
The Summer School for Teachers
closed yesterday.
Vote on September 10th for 6
member of the Legislature.
If you wish to purchase first
class bicycle cheap, call this at Office
Lots of men marry young because
they are not old enough to know
better.
A full line of cigars and smoking
tobacco has just been opened at the
Bazaar.
G. 4. Lucas has returned tc
Augusta, Ga, after delightful trip
up North.
Remember that there will be
prayer meeting in the Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
Parties desiring the Home and
Farm sent with the Dispatch must
send 25 cents, cash in advance.
A great many Of the property
owners in town have had the weeds
and grass cut from in front OF their
premises.
The County Supervisor has an
important notice to road overseers,
which should be given immediate
attention.
A full line of family and planta'
tion supplies always in stock and for
sale cheap at B Aughtry & Co.'S
Columbia.
Mr.. Van D. Hsrman brought the
first new bale of cotton to town this
morning and sold to Mr.. W. P. Roof
at Z 3-Sc.
Lexingtonians, as a matter Of right
and Justice, Tuesday is the time, the
polls is the place, Leyeri is the man
and majority must be $500.
Mr.. Willie E. Harman visited his
pare nts last week. We are glad to
know that be is prospering at
Augusta. his adopted home.
The barbecue of Hsllman Bros.
will be at Davis Smiths instead OF
at Pond Branch church, next Satur-
day. Note change, please.
Mr.. W. @. Jackson, a prominent
citizen of the Edisto section of the
county was in town yesterday shak-
ing hands with his numerous friends.
Remember! The place to buy
your shoes is at 1850 Main street,
Columbia, S. c.. Shivar cuts the
price. All goods guaranteed solid
and satisfactory.
Among those who attended the
exercises of Children's day at Chapin
last Friday was Mr.. Scott Harman,
who reports that the exercises were
good throughout.
Friends will please send us the
election news Immediately from their
boxes, after the votes have been
counted and we will more than ap-
preclate the same.
The new residence of Rev. W. D.
Quick has been raised and is being
rapidly pushed to completion. It
will be two stories and is located
near the Gross old residence.
A fine graphophone, manufactured
by the famous Columbia Phonograph
Company, complete with q nice
assortment of records, can be pur-
chased at a bargain by applying at
the Bazaar.
Mr.. T. M, Kennedy, of Brookland,
while returning from pleasant visit
to his father and friends near Lewie-
dale, passed through town Monday
and called to see ue, renewing mis-
subscription.
Major j. b. Counts brought to
this Office last Monday a cluster OF
nine pears, which grew on the ex-
treme end of twig. They were beau
ties and the fruit was lucious and
sweet.
The Dispatch's devil went cunning
last Thursday and succeeded in bag
ging fifteen squirrels and four rab-
bits as the result of the days sport.
This is considered remarkable shoot,
ing on account of the scarcity OF
game in these parts.
We understand that DR.. Q. T..
Leaphart will shortly engage in the
manufacture of shingles on an exten-
sive scale. A portion of the large
plant has been purchased already
and the entire plant will be completed
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