The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-02-27
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
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church tomorrow evening.
Miss Ida Roof, of Arthurs, is visit
ing friends in Columbia.
For nice, fresh cakes and crackers,
always call at the Bazaar.
The mill building for the Lexing-
ton Lumber company is going rapid,
ly up.
DR.. E. J. Etheredge, the popular
young dentist of Leesville, wes in
town yesterday.
Peach and plum trees are budding
to be killed by the cold winds of
March and April.
We have a few more of those
splendid single barrelled guns on
hand. Il. L Oswald.
Watch for the change in Levers,
the shoe man, advertisement. 1t
cane too late for it to appear in this
issue.
The vaccination fever has reached
this place and it will soon be fash
ionable fad to wear the arm in a
s'irg.
A full and new supply Of
Garden Seed, just received
at the Bazaar.
The afternoon train from Columbia
to Augusta on tie Southern Riil
way is generally from one to three
hours behind these days.
We are selling goods at the very
lowest prices in order to make room
for our spring stock. H L Oswald.
Mr.. William Snyder, of Parks
burg, I'll, and his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ethel Snyder, are visiting the
parents of the latter, Col and Mrs.
M. D. Barman.
None of the boarding house pro-
prietors of the town got lich this
time by feeding people who were in
attendance upon court.
Do not forget to come around and
have US to take your measure for
nice spring suit. Fl. L. Oswald.
The cold snap OF last Saturday
caught many people without wood
They were like the ten foolish virgins
in some respects in that they did not
have their fires bright and burning.
Oar people were astonlshed Satur-
day to awake. and find that while
they slept the beautiful snow had
stolen a march On them, and the
house tops and mother earth were
covered with feathery whiteress.
The qualified ele ee.ors Of the town
should bear in mind that the election
fer interdant and four wardens will
be held in the town hall next Tues
day. It is the duty Of every citizen
of the town who has registered to
turn out and vote in this election.
Surveyors have resumed the work
of survey ing the route of the spur
which is proposed TO leave the South
ern railway near the residence Of
Mr.. Simon WiDgard and end at
some point in town yet definitly de-
cided upon.
Prof. Hicks predicts terrible wealth
er for the month of March in which
thunder and lightning, winds aud
Billiards, tornadoes and cyclones,
volcanic and seismatic Disturbances,
snow, sieet and rain, will be the
prominent pertrubations. Watch
and see.
Everybody's Magazine for March
is on our table and as is usual with
it, its pages are filled with the
choicest reading matter, VIII; is
interesting, instructive ea, \
tanning. I; is published by John
Wannamaker and is issued from
New York at the remarkable low
price of 10 cents per copy or 81 90
per annum.
Il is very unfortunate for young
person to have to enter life without
any college experience at all. OILY
few months is sufficient to give
one another view of life. Think Of
this and irqaire about the special
offers for the sp,iug session at Lees
vile college.
At recent meeting the Execu-
ton Committee of the Lexington
County Fair Association, Colonel NJ
D. Harman, on account Of private
business demanding the whole Of his
attention, rendered his resignation as
secretary OF the association. The
resignation was reluctantly accepted
and J. A. Muller, Esq, was elected