The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-03-27
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The meeting of the Upper Division
of the Lexington Baptist Union will
meet with the Church at Oak Grove
March 30th and 31st. Don't forget
the place and time of meeting.
Miss Newton, that was to lecture
at the Methodist church on last
Tuesday evening, will be here and
deliver her lecture on Thursday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock as she was detain~
ed from coming at the time appointed.
DIR. D. NJ. Crosson has been official
ly notified of his election as Vice
President of the Southern Cotton
Growers Protective Association fer
the State of South Carolina and has
accepted the same.
A poor pair Of pants is an abomi-
nation and q source of constant
irritation to the wearer. If you
want a splendid pair that will wear
we'll, is a nice fit and made of the
latest patterns and style, buy pair
at W. P. Roofs and be contented the
rest of your life.
The ladies in and around Leesville
will be pleased to learn that the
opening OF the beautiful millinsrv
display of H. F. Hendrix is announc-
ed to take place on the 3rd and 4th
of April.
The Rev. j. J. Myers will preach in
the Baptist church in this place on
next Saturday evening at 7:3O o'clock
and on the following Sunday morning
at II o'clock and Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
: A forest fire swept the turpentine
farm of Rev. W. D. Quick, near Ho-
reb church, last week entailing
heavy loss upon him. The loss OF
Mr.. Fox, the owner of the timber, is
estimated at $500.
Mrs. B. F. Dent, of Columbia,
mother of Mrs. Oscar Sesy of this
place, died at her home in the su-
burbs of that city last Friday. The in
terment was at Bethel M. E. Church,
South on the following Saturday.
An election was held at Peak Mon
day for municipal officers of that town
and the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected: Intendant, Jack
son Counts. Wardens, J. F. Mshafie,
J. n. Bushhardt, ". 81. Suber and
J. F. Epting.
Everybody's Magazine for April
has been received. It is one Of the
best magazines published and is
issued at the remarkable low price of
10 cents per copy or sl.0o per year.
Address Everybody's Magazine, IA
East Ninth Street, N. Y.
A number Of young persons of this
place attended Dan Psckard's
prince Pro Tem," at the New COL
umbia" opera house in that city last
Wednesday. If the management Of
the New Columbia" would use the
columns Of the Dispatch they would
draw large crowd from this place
and surrounding country.
We have been requested by Mr..
R. W. Cayce to extend cordial in
vitation to the members of the jury
who sat upon his case at the last
term of the court, to fish fry at his
pond on April 5th. Mr.. Cayce says
be will do all in his power to make it
pleasant and enjoyable day.
Mrs. S. O. Kamine-, formerly of
this place, has accepted position
with the Globe Dry Goods Company,
in Columbia, and she extends cor
dial invitation to her Lexington
friends to call on her there when il
Columbia. She will show the pref
tiest and cheapest line of goods in
the city and will take pleasure in
serving them with whatever they
need at the lowest prices.
How dear to our heart is the cash
subscription, when the honest sub
scriber presents it to view: but the
man who won't pay We refrain from
describing, for fear, gentle reader,
that man might be you.
We are trying to catch the nimble
dollar and to do this We have pur
chased full line of beautiful dress
patterns, embracing all the latest
fashionable shades, weaves and tex
ture and have made the price 20 low
that we will have no trouble in catch
ing the nimble dollar if these goods
are seen. Ask to see them.
W. ?. Roof.
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