The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-02-13

GALEusiOu lOi tAO SOA1OSIAOa W SA-NS
without the penalty after March lst
We ask the indulgence OF our cor
respondents this week. It is i'm
possible to reach the articles of SOM
of them.
Meetze & Son are closing out thei
winter dry goods at bargain prices
Call and inspect these goods.
Work has begun on the new
Masonic Temple and contractor Joht
J Taylor will push it as fast as th'
weather will permit.
The Commercial School of Lees
vile College is under the skillfu
direction of Prof. Edward P. MobleJ
and is growing rapidly.
Mr.. George Sox, one OF New
Brookland's most progressive and
i,vial citizens, was in town Monday
and dropped in to see US.
Make your headquarters at Meetze
& Son when attending court and buy
your groceries, dry goods, shoes OF
any article of general merchandise.
Mr.. Haws, the popular and eff
cient postmaster at New Brookland.
was in town Monday on business
and paid US pleasant call.
Crackers of sll kind, put up in 8
and 10 cents packages, just received.
at the Bazaar.
Episcopal services have been
changed from Tuesdays to every
Sunday afternoon, at Ais. Bible
class at $50. Sunday school at 5.
Don't forget to call at the Dispatch
Office and settle up your dues while
attending court. If you are not
coming send it by some one who is.
Tomorrow is st. Valentines'-the
nafron ssi,t of loyers-day and the
heart Of many gentle maiden !s
beating high in the hope of receiving
a shaft from Cupid.
For bargains go to G. E. Corley'a
1t the Deport. Macintosh overcoats,
Sl.4O. All kinds of clothing equally
as cheap. 10
Au examination of applicants for
teachers certificate will be held in
the court house in this place on the
18th day of February.
Mr.. 81. Newton Monts, the former
popular proprietor of the Parlor
Restaurant, has accepted position
with Mr.. J. D. Taylor and his nu-
merous friends can find him there
ready to serve them with bargains
in general merchandise.
Mr.. David Smithdeal, one of the
managers of the new opera house in
Columbia, is the right man in the
right place. He is giving the people
of that city first class amusements
by high grade companies at popular
prices.
Oar stock is complete in every
respect. Give US a call when in
town in attendance upon court. We
will make you some low prices on
goods of ali kind. Fl. L Oswald.
Y ,ung man attend a business
school ard prepare for the work you
can do. Success depends upon pre-,
paration. Inquire about the special
offers of Leesville College CONNER
cial School.
The Lexington Manufacturing
Company has about completed 8
dwelling for Supt. L ". Rsdd. II
is located on Main street just op.
posite the mill and is frame build.
ing, fitted with modern convenienceE
and will be lighted by electricity.
Visitors to town during the sitting
of court are reminded that they Car
find full and complete stock o.
general merchandise at J. D. Tsy
lor's, whose prices are as low as The
lowest.
Hon D. F. Eird, in company
with Senator Goodwin, left for Wash
ington Monday to attend a meeting
of the National Alliance. Mr.. Efrc
is member of the Executive Com
mittee and Senator Goodwin is th'
delegate from this State. Hon. j
G. Wilburn is the President of tn
National Alliance.
Marks Restaurant is prepared t.
board court people at reasonabl
charges. The table will be supplle
with the best the market affords an
every attention will be paid to III
comfort of guests.
P. J. Rucker, of Columbia, has
pile cure which he has 80 muc
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