The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-03-16
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, March Is, 1904.
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Mayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.

Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
The fruit trees are in full bloom.
The March winds ragged high yesterday.
Look out for the measles. They are
raging.
Our space is very much crowded this
week
Read the ad. of the Lexington Depart
ment Store.
New Goods New Goods! Just received
at Ballentine & Co.'S.
We are having a touch Of winter
weather again.
Absolute safety is the policy of The
Home Bank.
DR.. Brown, the optician, is registered at
the Hammer hotel.
Some of our farmers have and are
still planting corn.
When can we expect that cart wheel
you owe US to come III:
Our market is well supplied with beef,
pork, pudding and sausage.
You can open an account with The
Home Bank with only $1.00
Next to the farmers the candidates are
about the busiest class OF our citizens.
Our railroad schedules are now the
most convenient we have had i'll years.
Spring line of shoes, hats, clothing,
ETC., at Ballentine & Co's~
Col. NJ. D. Hartman and wife returned
yesterday from a pleasant trip to Florida.
The Home Bank loans money i'll small
or large amounts on good security.
~Take Your Beef Hides to c. B.
Lindler, sSelwood, Lexington Co., S. c.
Mr.. G. w. Ricard was in town Fr:;iar
and called in and left dollar for b.
paper.
Anything i'll the lace or trimming line
at, L. E. NJ. Smoak's
Many loads Of fertilizers We're hauled
through our streets Monday and yes
terday.
See notice to Debtors and Creditors i'll
this issue of the Estate of Jacob Keisler,
deceased.
Get Safety Deposit Box, at The Home
Bank for your valuable papers.
That overcoat you have laid aside will
be comfortably used again before the
swallows come.
Bring your cotton seed to W. P. Roof.
He is paying the highest market price
for them.
Cheapest and best place to buy your
goods is at, L. E. NJ. Smoak's.
What we want to see is handsome
brick building on every vacant lot Oh
Main street
We understand that wedding bells will
ring in this com munity this afternoon.
Who can it be?
Ms Ethel Snyder. of Tampa. Fla. is
visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Har1nan of this place.
Attractive line of spring and summer
goods at right prices at. L. E. NJ. Smoak's.
Electric power, electric lights and
electric street cars are some Of the prob
abilities for Lexington.
Mr.. D. J. Roof, who resides near
Brookland, called to see Us yesterday
while in town Oh business.
Miss Bertha Seay. of Providence, is
pursuing her studies ut the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute.
Those who have vacant lots should
improve them by erecting dwellings and
stores. They are i'll demand.
The Meetze murder is still all uneX-
planned mystery and will probably re-
main 50 until the end Of time.
Mr.. David Franklow, prompt i'll all
dealings. was in town Thursday trading
and did not forget the printers.
DR.. OiveroS. the eye specialist. informs
his patrons and friends of his absence
from Columbia until April 18TH.
The town council publishes al ordin-
ance in this issue relative to street duty,
1t should be read by every citizen.
The County Board of Equalization
will meet in the Auditors office III this
town next Tuesday, the 22ud inst.
Mr.. David Shumpert and his family
spent Sunday over the river with his
wife'S people and returned Monday.
Mr.. G.. R. Lewis was in town Satur-