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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-01-04
Mr.. S. J. GHPIN.

The above named gentle
man is the popular Shoe Deal
er at 500 E. Broad ST., where
he has conducted a most
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CITATION.

lHE STATE OF TEXAs-To ali persons
interested in the estate Of E. L. Coonibs'
Mrs. Julia A. Coombs, exeeutrix of the
estate of said +. l.. Coomhs deceased
has fled In the county court Of Harris
coInty. her final account Of the condition
OF said estate. together with an applica-
lion TO be discharged as executrix there
Of. which VIII be heard by our said court
on the FIRST Monday In September A. d.
1902 same being the LIST day Of September
A. D. 1902. at the court house OF said Har
ris county, in the city Of Houston at whlchI
time and place all persons interested In
said estate are required TO appear and
contest said final account and npp!ica-
ton, il they see proper
Witness, +. f. Dupree, clerk OF the
county court Of Harris county.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said court. at my office In Houston,
Texas, OH this the 18th day OF August,
A. d. 1902. 2, f. Dupree,
Clerk County Court, Harris County, Texas.
BY j. l.. Dickson, Deputy. II
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PERSONAL.

rpS \, want ads remaining In the
Il The Post for the week endlns
W n nssrson; l4jl, 1401; A. L. c..
X ne. g,Ce 7cu2; 1902; FOB; Paul
: ~ n; i45i; 1905; 2955, 27od; 21oI;
~ MA 271l, 14sG; 1861; 1885,
s ~, NSs; 1914. 1888: 1914; 1854;
r yibbs: 400; 1865; 74iu; VIM.
e. ssfb, a)j6; l47l; 1891; Progress.
.s,,nsss. lilI; 1867; j.; 2O43; Room
Irs,; liis; 2o6s; Roomcri l4l0. 4ll;
' ;a, store: 2O14; 2Ol9; 4l2O: 2oIV;
~ lio. 1896, 2U22 2047, l472; ).
HI { 4. Walker; las; 1923 20I3,
&; l42ii 20; 100.
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HOTELS. SUMMER RESORTS

ALTOONA HOTEL, LLANo, TEXAS.
The Texas summer paradise, situated
1850 feet above sea level, on the Llano
river where the delightful mountain air
Is waited to your door. sixty elegant
rooms facing and overlooking the pret'
TEST scenery In the world. Fine fishing,
boating. bathing, etc. Commercial pat
prlsingly low rates TO families. For fu--
thcr particulars write or address E.
Marshall proprietor. Llano, Texas.
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NOTICE Of dissolution of the firm Of In
man, helms IL Co. Notice is hereby
given that the co-partnelship heretofore
existing under the firm name and style Of
lnman, Nelms & Co., with its principal
office and place Of business In the city II
Houston, and State Of Texas, composed
of s. NJ. Inman, W. z. lnman and Hugh
y. IHman Of Atlanta, Ca, and A. L.
Nelms of the city Of Houston, state Of
Texas, has been dissolved on this, the
3lst day OF July, 1902, by mutual consent.
$. NJ Inman,
W 2. IRman.
Hugh r. Inman.
A. l.. Nelms.
Formation of new firm to be known as
Inman, Nelns IL Co.
A. L. helms, Of the late firm Of Inman,
Nelms X Co., o. Houston, Texas, now DIS
solved. and Henry A. frmen of the city
OF Atlanta, State of Georgia, have this
day entered into 4 general partnership
under the name and style of Inman,
Nelus Il Co. and viii continue TO trans
act business OF the Kind and character
lately conducted by the late firm which
was dissolved on the 31st day Of July,
1902.
Henry A. lnman,
$50 A. I. Nelms
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coolest resort In Texas,
favorite summer retreat among the Nils,
the Boerne Hotel offers pleasure seekers
and the travelling public superior accom-:
modatiops. Clarke. proprietor. sS
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wANTED--50o to 1000 cords AZ ar.t.cIs..
dry oak wood In lots OF twcnty.five IA
100 cords Address =. U. g., care Tribune
GalYestol Iexnss "a
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THE BOARD OF PHARMACY will meet
August -, 1892, al JU2 Maiu street, Il
examine applicants for registration. A
L. Kieslng Reg. =
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS make SO daily selling the cheapest
ana most perfect water litter ever In.
vented; retails at $50; big profits; ex'
elusive territory. Seneca Filter Co.. Stn.
eCa. No. ID
HUSTLERs wANrED-The international
Lean and Trust company offers very.
attractive proposition 10 agents. hus.lers
only need apply; good money for good
men. International Loan aud Trust com
pnny, BOX S87, orange. Texas. u
OIL BURNER, on exhibition,
g07 Main street: can be used In ranges.
ieatlng nd cook stoves; complete sue
cess; 70 smoke, no SCOT; agents wanted.
-. b. JeYops, general agent, Houston.
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L. c. READ and R. c. Tips both Of Hous
ton, Texas, have this day entered into 4
transacting a general cotton business IN
der the name and style Of l.. c. Read &
Co The firm will handle both foreign
and domestic. business. i. {. Read, K
&. Tips. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GO TO NAPLES Medicine Store.
can always find It there.
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INTO know the whereabouts of
An stephens or Stephenson; former
n, II Galveston. avenue *. Adj
ii b, Banks Houston, Texas. ii
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS

GALL FOR BIDS for public nIInfI1- s5i
stationery for the State governmsn 1'.u
SsaIed proposals will be received At thn
TT,nee Oh the secretary OF state at Ausfia,
has; Sntil O'Clock p m. on the 9TH
gay OF september. A. H. fiNj2 from resi-,
uen,s OF the State of Texas. to print and
o.nI me laws ana journals OF the spnere
anu mousse or representatives and 10 do
such other printing and binding. and Ia
lurnlsn such stationery MS may ha 70
CURED by law or may be needed nv any
department. Of the State government ~
t;tner house OF the legislature. undsr
tne provisions Of title So Revised Stni.
utes separate proposals may DO made
TO furnish the stationery and 70 do tbs
printing and binding. Such bids viii
oe opened at the office OF the secretary
" state IN the capitol building In the
city OF Austin, and the contracts wIs hc
aWurued as soon thereafter as practice.
PIE Inc probable amount Of such print-
lHs' binding and stationery required nm
def the contracts Is as follows. FIrst
ciass, $4,000; second class. $1,000. fhird
CLASS, $5O0O; fourth class, $1,000: fiat nnner
Tor printing of the second class. 11tt0.
DOOR paper for printing OF the nrst class
sUVVoi stationery, $4,000 The eight is
reserved TO reject any and all bids, and
10 eau Tor new bids without readvertise-
,nent. Specifications will be furnished 10
parties desiring TO bid. upon application
TO me. John G. Too, Secretary OF State
and eN.ofhcio chairman board Of public
PlIut!ne. $50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-R wiTI
be received at BRENNAN, Texas, Septem
Der I. 1902. for the construction Of a two
story brick cotton mill plant foundations
excepted, according to plans, detall aud
specifications, which can be seen AT Breu-
ham,. Texas, at the office OF John HIN
prudential buildingl, Atlanta Ca, and n
the office Of H. w. Fairbanks. dallas
cotton Mills, Dallas Texas Bids must
$500, payable TO d. c. Gddings. Jr., presi
dent Of Brennan Cotton Mn company
TO be forfeited, in case nd In the sum
OF 5000 is not made In ten days from
material Will be furnished by the com
pany, on side track at the mil. Right is
reserved to reject any or all bids. l. W.
Wood, chairman building comm tee,
Brennan, Texas Mi
GO TO NAPLES Medicine Store. You
can always find It there N
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NOTICE TO ACToRS-Wante,f
subcontractors. teams and transfers on
Northern Irrigation company cnnnl. four
miles from Bay City. Apply on works.
or ut ofice OF w. s. Delery, Cotton Ey,
CuuuEe Dulldlng. Houston. o7
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rrREp-I was n sufferer from
,sr fears cured myself; recipe sent
eests Address f. b. Woodward,
i Christi. Texas. IA
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: LAMAR LODGE, No, 1se. X
4 p.. meets in castle hall,
"a g@ri Mali street. third floor,
~ ~, hail. tonight at 1880
A .cIork Rank work. j: j.
q cooday C. c.; j. X, Rior-
AN K Of r and s.; Fulton
4 Williams. NJ. OF #.
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WANIpp--A lady cashier Apply by letter
81 IN person between 10 and II O'clock
EridnE. August IL, Coihy's restaurant. Is
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FOR SALE-TwO lots IN Neches River
Park addition 10 city OF Beaumont. f..
+. Walker. Village MINIS, Texas s.22
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WANTED TO BUY.


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wANTED--50o to 1000 cords az Ar.t.cI...
dry oak wood In lots OF twenty. Ave ~
100 eordsa Address =. u. s., care Tribune
ealI-s.oll: le4as, q
| WANTED TO RIJY-Rarrea p,v,ro,,n 49,
and lIufr Plymouth ROCK hens and n Co.,
Nothing hut full FLOODED desired: none
n.hsr need answer Mrs; e, 8. =. Hol.
---- lanl. I. y. box y. VICTORIA, Texas. Is
IIr,nr.e. -. a., =
ir1,, c,,,,, 1ASa rhlCE PAiD for scrap
beeswax. pecans etc, country sSinmept.
Speciality MAYER IApshitz wno.sasss
dealer, l20i Montgomery avenue, nSus'
wANTEp-second hand safe IN g ,,,-,.,--, =.
sicns. Parish 4 Proctor, Calvert, Texas
ID
wei located rome ,e ' TS,r 20 s - S, In
ward or wifi buy vacant lots ana bni,S
Address 975O this ofYlee N Nu'' ~,
80. --l@ VI ~ ~
WANTED TO BuY-Quarter or half joi 4,
Gienwood cemetery. Address, giving
nIlee, zIa0. thls ONCE IL
Our HARNESS PRICES arr arnred win.
out rem; or expensive SHOW. space. quick
sales, sales shou pronts' Aosehart q Keller
H9aS 10
| TENT WANTED About 45xe5 o. larger:
state Rrce and condition. Address Tent,
ILLS o4-Se ~
| WANTED-To buv 9ON1 eordx az o,E $500
/ kpply Texas Fuei co corner t,rs, 49, 4
| and Lamar. ~""'V,a
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/ ElGHESP PRICES paid for CASTOR cloth.
ing send postn; VIII call III. Caplan,
20S Milan street. Il
! j PAY ITIGITTST CESI T1RT1-I,S Srs al
| Kinds iuuL Iron brass zinc issd -
/ boncs bottles sc country shtnms,, w. ~
! Kamlnsky. sol Preston. Il
/ ~ ITTE0 TJIc61-, ,,r;-- ,-,Ti So a
/ hand clothing etc Send nostsl. u.tii
Gull. A. Zuher, 2i1 Milan street S.T
- -. =:
EINANCJAJ
FiAN1AASN,A<aA''
MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate.
-------------------------,- ~
| MONEY TO lOAN-We have money TO
loan on Houston business or city prop
uty or Harris county lands, or good
notes IN amounts To suit borrowers at a
/ low rate of Interest VIM II Olschewske
49,, r.',a, W. ,,,,, YiWE Ws,r '''|s'Sh
~; - :;
-. room 2s.2 RIM building o,5
| MAPS Large and small, Of Houston. p
Witty SIS
( HANDSOME l0room nonse and three cot.
iages, Clay, near Main; desirable 10 room
Wai''. T., sge bopsc hait hiact 800 N ,ra
lroNrmrnfs nCar fannin school. two 40.
nrnblc cottages, east front. In Fair
Grounds addition also number Of other
u"fEatus IN improved ana gnimproved city
I WuP'tl " STOCK IN tWS OF pest canals In
/ le1As fer sale or exchange for Houston
press, s. per acre. Cash & Luckel' aOaiS
/ Main. TX
-,-f,-------1;-
/ bLpdlng. headquarters for Houston bomea
on monthly payment or any other piss.
If
/ MONEA re LOAN GA improved Of unlm.
proven CITY properly. II. *. Mitchell,
/ room Y, FERRY block, Congress avenue. Il
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BOARD.ROOMS WANTED.

or two large thoroughIy
furnished southeast rooms In strictly pri-
vGte family; BATH privileges; must be
desirable In every way; price no object;
references. Address 2723. this office. ~
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YMes- ayant ode
. SriAa Ga rss4tts.

YultS- tJdttC ode
Srin4 ia rssltts.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
RESTAURANT Tor Sale IN best town Ia
Fast Texas only shortcrdcr restaurant
~ town; bakery Ia connection; beta dong
gNod business; everything new; counter
any SIDE tailes electric light and fins;
ease ON building next door, 20 the hncst
IN middle VI the best business block. Il
NOT sold this month VIII not lie offereI 1
---galn Address $50 this onice, 20
FOR SALE OF, RENT--An tstablIshed piant
ier the Manufacture Of brick; located at
beaumont; cheap fuel; good demand for
brick plant consists ot one hr.ck clump,
WIN portable iron roof, cnc Robinson mud
mAChhe trucks, barrows, etc; ms rra-
sonab'e. Address Nj. No;aw. CUimesncil
fATENrS-proteet your ideas. no allow
nhSe, no teet consultation free; estab,
nshcd 1861. Milo r. Stevens X CO., uii
.lllh street Washington.
$40 FOR PROOF Of the vananls who are
systematically DESTROYING my trash eaAs.
t0VtEa or tpps, bieSclS racks, etc, ana SD
Tor me eonvlctlon of the hends, rlcy .
after, The public eau no doubt read he.
tween the lines the object 81 this wantOn
destruction. I'm independent. No
trusts; let ms property alone, please.
Bcikc, the cigar man, who leads ami
VIII not follow. Is
WILL SELL cheaplv rapidly growing
weekly paper Ia rapidly growing town;
account failing health 1921 this ot.
$50 WILL BUY two.thnds interest ln rs.
tahhshed business, together With once
desk and fixtures; sickness reason FOR sell
ing spleadid opportunity fer energetic
young mau Cali room ~, Percy block.
IL
EsTABLISHEn oface business, paving
from Sl25 TO 1915 per mouth, Address
2i2i, this office, 10
NANTED-A partner. | have $500 pounds
OK very me tobacco and want some one
with SlOOO to $500 In cash 70 80 into
cigar factory With me- good chance FOR
a Young man 20 learn cigar business ana
also have his money earning him good
Interest; or would take silent partnct.
either gentleman or lady, Would start
In aay good Town In South Texas Adj
dress o, box % Huntsville. Texas Is
FOR SALE Mems furnishing and shoe
stock, also building on spindle rop;
good business; hest location; hcs. reasons
Tor selling. Address BoN 80, BE umonL
Texas. II
100 SETS light harness AZ prices that have
not been equaled Mosehart y Keller
Co, 10
AZ
49, 10 ~ H. pa't.yi N'.H SuVu' s2|VI y"
tSnAe no ui. tu'cE'sL III ohe on 'uc n's' pay
~ "u'i'vSS.s j." ~ -. ''"Hvu, d
sn"luush stoVe,4 m"h PFel'rleu' answer
No pv0 this Office. 10
WANT TO MAKE OWNER Of ten or
more thousand acres on rice iana, ueN'l
"pmeni proposition H. A. Nlch'lS HONS
ton, Texas. ~
A FINE DlipORTlNlT Mol Cstnbl vhpu
pogtdlnp bousr M ei,v.n rooms ana ba Il,
room, gas and water works, good cislcrn
ana stable; VIII he sold with or without
FURNITURE. For particulars call on loW
Murrah rooms and 10, Pope building,
opposite the Drskll. Austin Texas "a
~ VI - 7-, --- I'll
i-AiNl-NH ~ Ii lvI sd'e' pal e"!u' tu'
y,.-vld -.,i ,t,,t;u.. .I,o ,tdr,ss ~.
30, Worthatn. il
TOR : II Is I{usir1ss ,,r1,,rtv oDa sfopk az
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'',cpEr SOCIETIES.

.---.-,-ST0y Aerie No. 53, Fra.
hp hui order OF Eagles. VIII
ie.lai II their hall today (Thurs-
neg oriotk p. m. to at
dP ,ha funeral OF our de-
a Nss brother, Thomas Rogers,
Z teAs S.,ss rlll occur from Ross &
sa,,,ttstlng establishment. ~.
y 'I ,ara-thr President; c. NJ. Bull
- sfcretary.
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---.5..1.r TWENTIETH Centu-
= 1E5 rs Lodge No. 80, /.
y k{M O. o. F.; regular
Nv. meeting tonight at
|fHWs : 80 Red Mems hall,
30aia Main street, Y.
z.ssxsM S. Frosch, correspond
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-12-10

One night recently three con7icts
made their escape from the chain
gang. They have not been recap
tured and their whereabouts are un-
kuown.
Mr.. James Caughman, who lives
on the Wyse's Ferry road, above
town, has left at this Office the larg-
est turnip that We have ever seen in
our whole life. Its weight was 131
pounds and was 36z inches in cir
cumference and l21 inches IN DIME
ter. Mr.. Caughmsn is one of our
brag farmers and generallg makes
the largest specimens of all kinds of
agricultural products.
The Bazaar has a nice line Of
albums, manicure sets, dressing cases,
a fine line of silverware, glass and
Chinaware and lot of other goods
suitable for Christmas presents
which have been marked down to the
lowest notch. The ladies are invited
to call and inspect this stock before
the rush BEGINS.
One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-12-10

The officers and scholars of the
Baptist Sunday School, in this place,
will enjoy Christmas tree and ap
propriate exercises Christmas eve.
Lexington still continues to pay
the tip top market prices for cotton
There is no mistake about this as
many farmers have experienced to
their gain.
The way that lumber is being
hauled through our streets, it will
not be many years before our forests
will be depleted of their valuable
timber.
The Auditor makes the announce
ment of his appointments for the
different sections of the county to
receive the returns Of the property
subject to taxation.
Evangelist W. P. Marlborough will
begin a meeting at Horeb church
next Sunday, being the second Sun.
day in this month. Every body is
invited to attend this meeting.
Eggs are q scarce article on our
market. Whether they are being held
back in anticipation of higher prices
or the hens are on the strike for
more bread and meat We know not.
A big bargain lot of dry goods
and notions, especially for Christmas
trade will arrive at Fl. L. Oswald's
store by the 18th inst. Don't fail to
come and inspect them.
Particulars of the death in Japan
of Minister Buck while hunting have
been received. He and the emperor
were duck hunting, when be sudden
ly dropped dead from heart disease,
We are thorough believers in quick
sales and to accomplish them We are
selling dry goods and all sorts of
notions at extremely low prices.
Ballentines & Go.
Mr.. G. W. Sollee, who shot lawyer
Asbill sometime ago, was tried at the
last term of the Saluds court and
convicted of assault and battery of q
high and aggravated nature.
Toys 5 and 10 cents counters,
choice and great varieties, with dis
count to Christmas Tree purchasers.
Unrivalled opportunity. Ballentine
& Co.
A. M. Boozer, Esq, a member of
the Columbia Bar, was in town sales
day, representing the plaintiffs in
the suit Of the trustees under the
will of Rev. r. G. Oliver vs. Jacob
A. Fl. Geiger, ct. al.
The County Board of Control was
in session Thursday and after trans
acting routine business elected the
following dispensers: J. S. Caugh-
man, at Lexington; G. R. Cannon, at
Lewiedale and j. A. Mayer, at Peak.
Ali three of these served as dispen'
sers the previous year.
When you want standard goods in
dry goods, notions and millinery at
the cheapest prices, go to VIM Platt,
Columbia. He has a beautiful line of
these goods, all of standard makes
from reliable manufacturers and are
therefore the best on the market
When in Columbia call to see him.
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Methodist church will enjoy tree
and the usual exercises on Christmas
day.
Candies and fruits for Christmas:
Choisest cigars in the market. You
will save money by purchasing from
Ballentine & Co.
Rev. w. E. Barre will preach next
Sunday at Horeb at II a. m. and at
Lexington $3.50 p. m. The public is
cordially invited.
Mr.. J. Frank Kneeee, the popular
postmaster at Batesburg, was in
town Monday and gave the Dispatch
pleasant call.
Another fact connected with Lex
ington that is deserving of the favor
able consideration of the home seeker
is that it is one OF the most
healthy places in the South.
Unheard of prices on shoes and
rubbers until the 1st of January:
We mean this. All of the highest
quality. Ballentine & Co.
The knowing ones say that the
Christmas tide will bring rain, sleet
and snow. See. that your wood
pile" is hign.
The gobble Of the turkey will soon
be hushed and the cackle Of the big
fat hen will be heard in the land no
more forever.
Have you seen the pretty Christ
mas goods at the Bazaar?
There are now four prisoners
jail. All of whom are awaiting trial
at the February term of court for
various offences.
Smith Branch School is to have
Christmas tree. This fourishing
school Is under the management of
Miss Sue Corley.
Everybody is looking forward to
merry Christmas and a happy New
Year. May each and every one of
our readers have them.
Hon. e. L. Abill, of Leesville,
attorney for J. P. Able, administra-
tor, is in town today settling up the
Estate of the late j. D. Sous.
Miss Neomia Stuart, who is con-
nected with dress making establish
ment in Columbia came over to visit
her mother Sunday.
Mr.. J. G. Dunbar, who some weeks
back made q trip to Florida and
Alabama, has returned back and says
thore is no place like home.
Rev. W. E. Barre has been return
ed by the Methodist Conference, as
pastor of Lexington Circuit. This
makes his second year as such.
The Batesburg Advocate of last
week says that Mr.. Will A. Rawl
and wife have returned and will
make that town their future home.
Young TllIman Howard, son of
Isisah Howard, met with painful
accident while working at the Lex
ington Cotton Mill last Thursday
morning about 4 o'clock. He and a
companion were scuffiing when little
1illmsn was thrown with a force
sufficient to break his arm between
the wrist and elbow.
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The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, December 10. 1902.
PENCIL And SCISSORS.

PENCIL And SCISSORS.
sNayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Pretty weather.
The holiday trade in booze has
began.
Mr.J. c. Fort, of Pelion, is in
town.
Some farmers have not yet finished
digging potatoes.
When you want Christmas goods
call ct the Bazaar.
Mr. Luther Long has moved into
the Hammer cottage on Main street.
A nice line OF men and boys hats,
Just in at Meeszs & Son.
The school children will soon begin
to enjoy their Christmas holidays.
Cupid must have retired from
business as he has stopped advertis-
ing.
Visit the Bazaar before the rush
and make your selections.
Lexington Lodge A. F. NJ. will
aeet Saturday evening next at the
usual hour.
Most all who attended the Metho-
dist Conference at Newberry have
returned.
Meetze & Son have we'll selected
stock of Christmas goods. Call to
see them before buying.
.Mont Rose," writing from Black
Creek, reports fine sweet potato and
other crops in that section.
MIR. Fred Hegman has purchased
the business and stock of Mr.. Simon
Smith on Lower Main street.
When you come or send to pay
taxes, please remember to settle for
the Dispatch.
Mrs. Mary l.. Rawl, of Adair, has
returned from pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Newberry.
Mr.. W. D. Hill was in town Sasur-
day and made US pleasant call.
He is now a resident of Lower Fork.
Be sure to buy. your Christmas
fruits and fireworks Of H. L. Oswald,
We hsye q full supply at low prices.
Communion service will be held in
ST. Stephen Evangelical Lutheran
church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
MIR. S. S. Miller Of Brookland, was
in town Saturday and called to see
as. He is one of our prompt paying
subscribers.
MIR. Thomas l.. Harman has gone
to Charleston as delegate to the
Grand Lodge from Lexington Lodge,
No. 152, A. F. M.
Ladies, for your Christmas and
Wedding cakes you will find icing
sugar, candies for dressing cakes,
ready prepared raisina, currents and
citron, spices for fruit cake. Choco-
late, gelatine, Aavoring extracts, etc,
all at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-12-10
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR, L. L. TOOLE, of North. S. c. will
~ be at Swansea, S. c., on the second
Wednesday OF each month, and at CASTOR,
S. c.. on Thursday following.
Oct, 29-6m