The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-05-22
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Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
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Cotton is quoted at =.
Lemons and ice for sale at th'
Bazaar.
The little child of Mr.. JEFF Raw
has been quite i'll.
All the fruit trees are literally
loaded with fruit after their kind.
Read the Treasurer's annual report
and see where your money has
gone.
Trespassers should keep off the
lands of Mr.. Joseph Shumpert and
save trouble and expense.
Report says that hail fell nea.
Irmo, in the Fork, and other sections
of the county last Sunday afternoon
The long drought WAS broken Sun,
day afternoon by a heavy fall of rain
The rain had the appearance oi
being general.
The straw hats for men and boys
shown by Meetzs & Son are all the
rage. They are fashionable, neat
pretty and cheap.
Road overseers should give the
public roads their Immediate atten-
ton after these washing rains as
early as practicable.
The commencement exercises Of
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute,
will come off in the court house next
Monday morning and afternoon.
To be we'll dressed you should
wear good shoes and to get them
you should buy them at Meetze &
Son. Men, ladies and children shoes
a specially.
We have received another install
ment of Historical Sketches" which
are being written by DR.. W. T.
Brooker, which will appear as early
as possible.
The G. R. M. & S. Show will give
first class entertainment in Ballen-
tine Hall, in this place, on Saturday
evening, May 25sb, at s o'clock.
Come out and enjoy yourself.
After the heavy rains of the past
three days, old Sol greeted the inhab-
itants of this mendane sphere this
morning with bright and smiling
face. It was welcome sight.
The daily free mail delivery route
was established last Wednesday when
agent E. L. Wingard made his first
trip. This will be great conven-
ienee to the people living along the
route.
Little Donald Graham had the
misfortune to run piece of rye straw
in his eye last Sunday. The straw
splitin three pieces and entered sep
arately. he was taken to Columbia
for treatment.
Housekeepers can find fine line
of jellies, jams, gelatine, puddine,
corn starch, essences and extracts of
all fa7ors, at the Bazaar.
Sheriff Dukes of Orangeburg was
in town yesterday. He came after
Isaac Robinson, negro, who is
charged with having committed s.
murder in that county last year.
He took his prisoner back with him.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises of Newberry College
from June Is to 10. Senator B. r
Tillman will make the address before
the literary societies on Tuesday
evening, June 18Th.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Dr. A
G. Watkins Of Batesburg, will preach
the sermon before the students o4
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute in
the Lutheran church in this plac e
A large audience will probably vel
come the eloquent divine.
Mr.. G.. Jacob Wingard dropped in
to see US Monday and renewed his
subscription to the Dispatch and
Home and Farm. He is so delight
ed with the Free Rural Delivery tha
be is thinking of subscribing for more
papers. He is comfortably situated
and wants to know what is going OF
in the outside world.
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