The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-03-27

From now on the farmers will b.
ploughing early and late.
Prayer meeting at the Methods
church tomorrow evening.
Miss Kate Derrick has entered tn
Palmetto Collegiate Institute.
Mr.. N. B. Wanamaker, of Sand,
Run, was in town yesterday.
If you want vegetables to eat thi
summer buy your seed at the Bazaar
The public schools throughout the
the county either have or are about
to close their terms.
Don't forget to attend the millin
cry opening at ". P. Roofs nex'
Friday and Saturday.
4 full line of men and boys spring
straw and felt hats in the latest
shapes and styles at, Meetze & Son.
Boys put away your gun and am
munition for after Sunday it will be
unlawful to kill any kind of bird.
Messrs. Izlar & Sturkie, attorneys
at law, now occupy handsome suite
of rooms in Kaufmann's Block.
When you want to make stylish
appearance, purchase your spring
dress patterns from Meetze & Son.
The Easter bonnet is happy on the
way and the average married man
is beginning to study how to meet it
Mr.. S. O. Hammer and family
moved to Columbia last Monday
where they will reside in the future.
Miss Lola Harmsn is pursuing
her studies in Palmetto Collegiate
Institute and is boarding with Mr..
Kyzer.
An elegant line of perfumery, toilet
powders, sweet soaps: tooth, shaving
and hair brushes atthe Blzaar. Call
and see them.
It seems that the bottom dropped
out of the clouds last Monday and
the down pour of rain flooded the
State.
A new line of fishing tackle is now
displayed at the Bazaar, a fine line
of japanese cane fishing poles will be
received in few days.
The regular communication Of Lex.
ington Lodge, No 152, A. F. NJ. will
be held next Saturday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
The finest line of easy flowing ink
in all colors, mucilage, pens, pencils,
pads, and writing materials of all
kinds, at the Bazaar.
The rain last Wednesday was time
ly and it laid the dust which was
be coming to be nuisance to pedes-
trains.
Messrs T. L Harman and G. W.
Caughman have put up first class
saw mill plant, near the residence of
the former.
Mr.. Thomas P Younginer died last
Friday, and was buried in st. An
drew's cemetery, in Lower Fork, on
Sunday morning.
The Bazaar Fountain is being pre-
pared to dispense cool and refresh
ing drinks to thirsty and perspiring
humanity.
Mr.. P. J. Rucker says he has 8
grove of 100 pecan trees on his Lex
ington place which brings him q
handsome income.
See the advertisement of DR.. Boyd's
Sure Pop Horse Remedies, and il
you have o sick horse or mule, buy
these remedies at the Bazaar.
# the old saying is true that a
pint of March dust is worth a bushel
of corn in September, this year will
be a good one for corn.
On account of the meeting OF
synod there will be no morning OF
evening services held in st. Stephens
Evangelical Lutheran church next
Sunday.
The town Of Lexington has receiv,
ed as revenue from the dispensary at
this place for the months of January
and February the neat some oi
$14619.
By honest methods and good
values we expect to do greater
spring business than heretofore and
to inset the demand We have laid in
a large stock of spring shoes to
which We ask an inspection.
Meetze & Son.
Fire was started in the boiler ot
the Lexington Lumber Company fol