The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-08
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PENC11 AND SG4SSVSS.
sssys;de Notes Gathered Here and
There by q Dispatch Man.
Valentines at the Bazaar.
The guano season has set in.
Taxes are not near al collected.
The health Of Lexington 'was.
never better.
The Dispatch stands for. progress
uand improvement.
Too many qusrrels are picked be-
fore they are ripe,
Buy. your garden seed st the
Bssass. All fresh ssed.
Paying yonr debtsss one kind OF q
paging business. /.
A poor man may be q crank, but q
rieh one is eccentric.
oisy soi ID ;s said Is bs superior to
oonusry soil for wild oats.
See tbe sd. of .Kinara. the drug
giist Of Leesville, in this issues
The individual who keeps his mouth
shnt seldom lives to regret it
Mr. Preston Freshley, Of Leaphars,
has enrolled at the. Institute.
Mondsy week the Court OF Sessions
for this county will convene.
You can fpd one of the prettiest
or the ugl,est valentine at the Bazaar.
It is not good for man to be alont;
that is why woman refuses to let him
aaone.
Prof. w P. Steele will close his
singing class at Stsx next Sunday at
4 p 10.
Eggs are scs.ce and are bringing
high brices. The people are holding
them for court.
Mr.. John w. Wise, progressive
citizen Of the Macedon section, Was
on our streets yesterday.
Mr. Berley Shealy, who attended
Irmo High school for short time,
is now back st the Institute.
Messrs. Quincy and Wilbur Hen
dirk, Of Peters, have returned to the
Inatitute after q short absence.
saaiss Anna Lou Harmsn. who has
bsen visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena
Hubbard, ID Columbia. has returned
home
fisses Missouri and Nettie Low
Hsp, Of Selwood, have resumed their
etnaies at the Palmetto Collegiate
Instjtnte.e
You should remember that Sam
SSssxunk: runs a. first class meat
market and you can fod fresh meat
ak all times at his market.
The citizens of Little Mountain
have petitioned the Board of control
Of Newberry county: to open dis
pensary in that place.
Miss Bertha Seay, of Providence,
who. has been attending school at
home for the winter, has returned
tothe Institute.
Mr. D. Shealy, who has been
residiug at Gilbert for sometime bae
moved and now gets his nail on r
Ed. No. 3. out from LsesviEe.
Mr.. E. s. HBllmsp, who receives
the Dispatch on r f. D No. l, out
frem Eeesville, was in town Monday
attending to business.
The thing that is mostly needed in
Lexington is for the business men to
get together and give'the grand old
town 8 push.
mfr. John Wilson, OF Irene, was in
town Monday and called ia to see us
and lift his cart wheel on our desk
for which be has our thanks:
Il prominent firm of shoe dealers
in Columbis say that chocolate slip
pers and hosiery will be the fashion.
able color. the coming summer.
There are eight prisoners in jail,
seven of whom are colored and one
white. All of whom are held fol-
trial at the February term.
Misses Mary Wingsrd, Maude
Wingard and Mamie Corley, who
attended Midway school for 8 few
weeks, have returned to the Institute
The appealed case, Of The State
respondent vs.. D. J. Knotta, Of
Swansea, appellant, has been decided
against Mr. Knots by the Supreme
Court.
Many OF the wells and waite,
courses in the Fork are dry and there
is 8 great scarcity Of this ''auid o.
life'' everywhere in that section o'
the county.
We are g!sd-to be able to inform
T.. T.