The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-07-03

years.
The young people Of the town
enjoyed delightful moonlight picnic
last night at the residence OF Mrs.
Becky Stuart.
The wise person escapes the Effects
of the intensive summer heat by
drinking cold drinks at the Bazaar
fountain.
The sale of the Cayce lands, which
was advertised by the Sheriff, was
called off last Monday and the sale
postponed.
The friends of MIR. A D. Haltiwan-
ger in this county will be panied to
learn that he is seriously i'll at his
home in Columbia.
Meetze & Son are selling out their
stock of men and boys straw hats at
cost Now is the time to get stylish
hat for little money.
Invitations are being printed for
the annual picnic OF the young peo-
pie at Barre's mill which will be
given on the 25th of this month.
Mr.. Willie D. George, recent
graduate of Clemson, has accepted 8
position in the electrical department
of the Olympia mills in Columbia.
I am now Offering all my fine S.,
S., 81 so and So 25 pattern hats at
cost prices. They are now going at
So 25, s275, and So so. Call and
see them. Miss K. G. Flanagan.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Smith, who has
been spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Emma M. Osilvie,
returned to her home at Conway last
Sunday.
Messrs. D. E Clark and L. L
CAN'T, of Black Greek, dropped in to
see Us Monday. They are both clever
ssfellers" and We are always glad to
see them.
"Push" writing from St. Paul's to
the Newberry Herald and News, over
date of July End, says: 'Miss Fannie
Oswald, of Lexington, is visiting at
Mrs. Bedenbaugh's."
Tomorrow Mr.. S. A. Garter will
give an old time 4th of July barbecue
at his home place. Celebrate the IL
dependence Of your country by eating
a good dinner there.
The trustees of the Palmetto Col
leeiste Institute at a recent meeting
elected Prof. O. D Seay, Mrs. George
Sawyer and Miss Fans Meetze as
the faculty for the ensuing scholastic
year.
The best quality of ice cream salt
al the Bazaar. Persons using this
salt will find that the cream freezes
quicker and is more economical
than the common table and cooking
salt.
have fine lot of pretty white
sailors going at sacrifice from SO
cents to 81 25. ] would be pleased
to have you call and see them. They
are my latest styles.
Miss K. G. Flanagan.
The chain gang brigade, under
command of that efficient officer,
Captain Meetze, will spend next week
near Mr.. J. A. Lorick's, after finish
ing the road between Kennerley
bridge and Brookland.
Tomorrow is the glorious Fourth
and marks the birth of the most
powerful nation on the earth. Young
America will be in their glory
amid the popping Of crackers and the
flying of flags.
The biggest sensation Of the sea
son is the wonderful low prices al
which VIM. Platt, Of Columbia, II
selling dry goods, notions and mlllln
ery. These are the best goods
obtainable and are the latest fashions
The boxes for the free deliver.
route which has recently been estab
lished and of which Mr.. E. L. Wing
ard, is the messenger, have arrived
and are being put up along tn
route by those who have purchased
them.
MIR. Wallace E. Lorick has sent t.
this Office a cotton bloom which b.
picked from his field on June 2oth
Mr.. Jacob Wingard one that wa
picked on the Doth. and Rev. j. n
Wright one that was taken from tn
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