The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-10-23
PENCIL And SCISSORS.

ray you taX@9.
Times are dull.
Dry and dusty.
Bring us your cart Wheel.
When in town call to see US.
We are enjoying beautiful weather
Our town is filed with 'fsir" visi.
tors.
Tomorrow will be Old Veterans
day.
Mrs. Fannie Roof visited Augusts
last week.
An open face watch-a yawnine
policeman
Farm.~sare holding their cotter
for higher prices.
The sight of "cart wheel is good
remedy for sore eyes.
No sickness of any consequence is
prevailing hereabouts.
Eggs are out of sight, the price
being 20 cents per dozen.
The work of sowing small grain is
progressing satisfactorily.
The grippe has firm grip on Il {
health of some Of our people.
The "fewing jenny" is in towr
and the young folk are happy.
T. is ssid that another fort will be
made to open dispensary at Brook
land.
You always find the incest candies
cakes, crackers and fruits, at the
Bazaar.
Mr.. j. A. Platt, prominent groce
~ man of Columbia, has been forced
into bankruptcy.
The firm of Bates & Walker, who
have been doing large dry goods
business in Columbia, has failed.
Miss Della Wright returned Fri.
day from pleasant visit to her
brother, DR.. Wright, at Langley.
The South Carolina SYNOD of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church met
in Leesville today. It will adjourn
sine die Sunday.
The Southern Railway has made
liberal rates from points along its
line to and from Columbia next week
on account of the State Fair.
A fine assortment of French and
fancy candies and the best plain
candy, in balls and stick, can always
be found in stock at the Bazaar.
The Lexington Lumber Co. is do
irg a rushing business. Captain
John Taylor is making things hum
around him.
MIR. E. G.. Sox, who resides near
this place, called to see US Friday
and renewed bis subscription. He
is one of our promptest paying sub
seribers.
There will be music in the air
around the establishment of NJ. A.
Malone, in Columbia, during fair
week. He has prepared a magnif.
cent display of pianos and organs to
which he invites inspection by every
one who contemplstes purchasing a
piano or an organ. See this stock
before purchasing as he is prepared
to give some rare bargains.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a
mere stimulant to tired nature. 1t
sff3rds the stomach complete and
absolutely rest by digesting the food
you eat. You don't have to diet but
can enjoy all the good food you want.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure instantly re-
lieyes that distressed feeling after
eating, giving you new life and vigor."
J. E. Kaufman.
A kindly reception awaits every
one who visit the dry goods store OF
VIM. Platt, Columbia. This store is
filed with the choicest bargains in
dry goods, notions and millinery.
Full value for every dollar spent
there is guaranteed and the pur-
chaser can feel satisfied that he will
not be hunbugged.
Shivar, tie cut price shoe man OF
Columbis, Informs the readers of the
Dispatch that he has the biggest
stock of shoes in Columbia, which
are Of the best make and are offered
at the most liberal prices just
think You can buy pair of mems
brogans for only SO cents and pair
of fine shoes all the way from IS
cents to $500 When in need OF
shoes give Mr.. Shivar q call.
Visitors to the State Fair should
not leave Columbia without visiting
Cohen's Shoe Store, which is located
at 1886 Main street. This store is
becoming famous for the excellency
of its footwear ard the low prices at
which they are sold. The stock is q
large one and contains the latest and
most fashionable styles in shapes
and toes. Give Cohen call and he
will please you in fit and price.