The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-05-01

day.
Young corn is not looking so vel
and some places will have to be plant
ed over.
Those who went to see the Merr,
Makers in Augusta report having ha>
| fine time.
Say, fisherman, you can get nic'
pole now at the Bazaar.
Mr.. W. P. Roof left yesterday fo
! short visit to Baltimore and othe
Northern cities.
For the best assortment Of mer
and boys felt and straw hats, 60 tc
Meetze & Son.
We cannot too often urge tht
farmers to plant an abundance O.
hog and hominy.
Edwin Folk Strother, Esquire, 0;
Batesburg, was in town Thursday or
essl business.
Everybody should sprinkle am
moDia and lime in abundance about
their premises.
Men, ladies and children's shoes oi
the best makes and the leGest styles
at Meetze & Son.
On account of the unfavorab!e
weather great deal, Of cotton viii
have to be planted over.
Oa lordy! won's we feast this sum
nser- the blackberry crop promises
TO be an abundant one.
There will be preaching at ST
Stephens next Sunday both in the
morning and evening.
Columbia is making extensive
preparations for tie entertainment o1
the Confederate Veterans.
Don't forget to call on Williams &
Gun:er,. Leesville S. G, and have
them measure you for spring suit.
There is dearth of vegetables in
our market and the house wife can
scarcely get anything to boil for din
ner
Capt. Bill Redd, Superintendent
of the Palmetto mills in Columbia,
visited friends and relatives in town
Sunday.
The ice trust has raised the price
Of ice and many will find it inpossi-
bic to indulge il this luxury this
sumner.
At called meeting of St. Clair
Lodge, recently held, it was decided
to change the place Of meeting to
Brooklsnd.
Many people from Lexington
county will attend the State reunion
of the Confederate Veterans in Co
lumbia next week.
We learn from a Columbia paper
that Mr.. A S J. Bowersox, super;n
tendent of the Columbia Duck Mills
is very i'll at bis home in Brookland
The mail route from Summit tc
Number hiss been discontinued ano
the latter place is now supplied witt
mail from Lewiedale by the Pricevills
route.
II you haven'c bought your spring
and summer clothing yet, just re
member that Lesphart & Draft:
have what sou want al the very
lowest prices.
While the fruit has been seriously
damaged in some portions OF the frui
growing section of The south by III
recent cold snsp it has sustained NJ
damage hereabouts.
At the last moment we find it i'm
possible to use The concluding para
graphs, Of Col. Kpotts' article in tbi
issue, so We will have to continue then
until next week.
Our town wore its holiday attir'
q portion Of yesterday and the visit
| ing brethren of the Masonic frater
nifty were favorably impressed will
the appearance of our people.
A fresh supply of fine confection
cry consisting in part Of chocolate
peanut brittle in nice boxes, site
ard fancy candies of every flavor an
description, has just been received a
the Bszaar.
Mr. Charles Inglesby, of Charles
ton, the Grand Secretary of the Gran
Lodge Of Masons OF South Carolina
was in town Monday and Tuesda
and was the guest of the Editor c
this paper.
Corp|. Heber Rawl arrived HON
from the Philippines last Monda.
He is on fhe sick list but the Cenis