The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-05-08
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Candies of all description, at tht
Bazaar.
Roses and other flowers are now il
full bloom.
Garden truck is finding its way or
our market.
Mr.. Simon Clark is recovering from
severe illness.
A nice shower of rain is needed
and would be appreciated.
Say, fisherman, you can get nice
pole now at the Bazaar.
There is decided change in the
weather since yesterday and it is now
cool.
Already the people are beginning
to complain because the weather is
hot.
The weather was threatening last
night but the high winds blew the
clouds away.
=. Jane Norris, faithful old colored
woman, died at her home in this place
Monday.
The Old Confederate Veterans are
having jolli6cation meeting ir
Columbia today.
Messrs. Gross & Price are prepar,
ing to manufacture brick on the
Gross land near Gross mill.
The music of the machines of the
Lexington Lumber Company enlivens
the old town and gives it business
sound.
Now is the time to purchase d
buggy wagon or other vehicle aud
Aughtry & Co.: Columbia, is the
place to make your purchase.
The Columbia District Conference
of the African Methodist Episcopal
church will convene at New Bethel
in this place tomorrow.
Rev. ". D. Quick has changed the
hour for services in the Methodist
church here on the lst Sunday in
each month from II a. m. to 4. p 10.
The team of Mr. Press Warner
became frightened at the depot here
yesterday AID in trying to run away
snapped the tongue Of his wagon.
Have you traded with Aughtry &
Co., Columbia? if not you are the
loser, as they keep the best family
and plantation supplies at the lowest
prices.
The Old Veterans should not for
net IN visit the Parlor Restaurant
while in Columbia. The best service
at the most reasonable prices is guar
anteed.
There is a general complaint about
the poor stand of corn on both clay
and sandy lands. The farmers are
greatly delayed in their work as a
consequence.
Miss Mary Martin died at hel
home in Brookland On the morning
of May 6. Her death was unexpect-
ed to her friends she having been
sick with pneumonia only few
days.
A fresh line of nice cakes and
crackers, candies, etc, just received
at the Bazaar II you wish any
thing of this kind, always call at the
Bazaar.
Mr. Napoleon Hicks is an expan,
sionist and believes in expanding
trade as we'll as territory. He is ex-
panding his store on Factory hill tc
meet the demand of the expanding
trade.
The remains Of Mrs. Preston Brooks,
who died in Norfo-k, Va, about
six weeks ago, we're carried to Edge
field in this State on May 3rd fol
lnterment. Iney now rest oy tht
side of those of her husband.
The sermon of Rev. J. G. Graicher
pastor of st. Stephens, last Sunday
morning was a splendid effort and
was a message Of comfort and encour
agement for the weary traveller from
time to eternity.
Jim GuDter colored was lodged il
Jail Friday afternoon charged with
being an accessory to the killing Of
Joe Abney, colored, at LeesVille OF
April 2S:h. Press Hendrix, who il
charged with being the principal, ha'
fed from justice and his whereabout
are unknown.