The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-05-29
PENCIL And SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

There by Dispatch Man.
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Heavy rains have fallen during th'
past week.
Cotton is quoted in today's papel
at s cents.
Go hear Dixon at Leesville on Sat
urday night, June 1st.
Klondike says smallpox is report
ed from Black Greek in this county.
The best line of family and planta
ton supplies can be found at T. B
Aughtry & Co., Columbia.
1t is reported that the waters o1
Saluda and Broad rivers are higher
now than they have been in years.
Hon. G. Nj. Efrd made very in
teresting address last Sunday, al
Cedar Grove, before the Y. P. NJ. S.
DR.. Kerfoot, D. D., Solomon said
that there is nothing new under the
sup, but Solomon had not seen
Dixon"
Report says that the smallpox sit,
uation in Brookland is much impro7.
ed and all danger of serious trouble
is over.
The youngest child of Mr.. S. W
Stockmsn, who resides in the Cedar
Grove neighborhood, died last Sun
day.
That's a fact! Reader have you
paid for your paper! Let your dol.
lar come right along and we'll think
more Of you.
The price of admission to the lee
ture of DR.. Dixon is fifty cents in
stead of Is cents as heretofore
announced.
Leesville College has our thanks
for an invitation to attend it's, com
mencement exercises from the 2i to
4sh of June.
Call on H. M. Wingard for the
best and cheapest shoes in town.
Also for groceries, confectioneries and
tobacco.
Messrs. Enoch Hite and Killian
Price have returned home from Le-
noir college, Hickory n. c., to pass
their vacation.
Mr.. Eugene Ricard killed an alliga-
tor, measuring 9 feet, in Scouter's
creek near the residence of Mr.. W.
N. Lucas, on May 26th.
We have two of D. NJ. Osborne &
Co.'S, famous binders on hand. We
extend a cordial invitation to all to
call and see them at ". P. Roofs.
Mr.. George A. Swygest has our
thanks for an invitation to attend the
annual commencement of the Colum
bian University, Washington, D. G.
Judge Earnest Gary will preside
at the June term of court of General
Sessions for this county. The list OF
-ors is published in another column.
Mr. George McCsrtha is prepar
ing to build dwelling on his lot on
Depot street which he recently pur,
chased from the Levi See estate
sale.
Housekeepers can find fine line
of iellies, jams, gelatine, puddire
corn starch, essences and extracts Of
all favors, at the Bazaar.
Mr.. John h. Meetze, the champion
corn grower of the sand hills, is also
an up,to-date grain grower, having
cut and harvested some oats as early
as Thursday, the 23rd, inst.
Mr.. Boozer Crews will accept oul
thanks for an invitation to attend tht
annual commencement of Wofforc
College from June Sth to the 11th
at which time he graduates.
We give this week McLaurin's
Green7ille speech and the discussion
and incidents at Gaffney City in 6
supplement. This will prove inter
esting reading matter to our readers
Mrs. Paul P. CLARK kindly remem
bered Us last Saturday with the frs
mess of beans Of the season. The
accommodating mail rider, DR.. Blue
Mountain Joe, has our thanks fo
bringing them.
A number of communications hav'
been received and are hereby &C
knowledged. On account Of the pub
lication of the Treasurers annua
report we have to hold them over TO