The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-09-28
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the County Fair In time. Let them
be numerous.
You csn get window glass all sizes
at The Lexington Department Store
also putty to put them in with.
Several young gentlemen came
over from Columbia Sunday and
spent the day with friends in town.
The enrolment in the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute is now l2O.
Thirty of these are boarding pupils.
When in need of furniture or un-
dertaking, 60 to Scott Hendrix's, as
be keeps a large stock of all kinds.
The Lexington Department Store
is still selling buggies, wagons and
harness at bargain prices.
Mr.. Hutto, the bricklayer, with
force of hands, is at work on the
annex to the factory building.
just received, another shipment of
Boys suits. Best and cheapest in
town. r Il. Dreher &c 20.
Next Monday is a good tine to
enter your child at the Institute, as
the second month of the session be-
gins then.
No matter what a married man
buys down town his wife always
knows of a place where she could
have bought 1t cheaper.
A nice line of fashionable headwear
for boys, all styles and prices at,
Meetze & Sons. Inspect this line
before you buy.
Cashier Alfred j. Fox, of The Home
Bank, visited the family of his Aunt
Mrs Mary Fox, in Batssburg last
week.
Mr.. Joe F. Harman informs US
that MIR. J. G. Lewis, who lives on
Smith Branch, recently killed ten
rattlesnakes.
Don't buy your Fall Suit before
examining the "Grifon brand" cloth
ing. Their superiority is soon seen.
For sale by E: G. Dreher & Co.
The inimitable, j. West Grim, of
Sandy Run precinct was in atten-
dance upon court yesterday and his
old friends were glad to see him.
All the most fashionable shades
and weaves in dress goods at, W. P.
Roofs. The ladies are specially in
vlted to call and see this line.
Mrs. Emma M. Ogilvie has return
ed to Lexington after spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Jere-
miah Smith, in Conway. a.
M. Z Kinard is "the old reliable
clothier" of Columbia. Don't fail to
| call and see his new suits, hats, etc.,
and you will be pleased.
Our old friend, John E. Fulmer,
was in town yesterday on business.
He never fails to call and shake
hands when he is in town.
For iceing sugar, candies for cakes,
fine fsvoring extracts, chocolate for
cakes, gelatine, and candies of all
kinds. Call at the Bazaar.
There are nine members of the
chaingang. Capt. Buckley is now
claying the Augusta road just out
side of town.
Mr.. ]. Olin Crout, an upright and
honest citizen of Boiling Springs, not
only sends us his dues, but a new
subscriber also.
Miss Dent, and the Misses Swat
field, of Columbia, visited the sister
of the former, Mrs. O. D Seay, in
this place last Saturday and Sunday.
| Or. w. E. McCord and bride came
over yesterday and spent today with
the parents of the later. They will
leave for their home in Conway this
afternoon.
Ali the material necessary to oper-
ate the telephone exchange has arrlv-
ed and We presume that it's construc-
tlon Will be commenced as early as
possible.
Mr.. T. J. Fulmer, juror at court,
and never before subscriber, says
he couldnot do without the Dispatch
and not only subscribed himself
but for neighbor also.
Mr.. ". II. Witt, of Swansea, be-
lievlng ne might just as we'll be out
of the world as to be without the
Dispatch, sent US his dollar and here
after be will pleased.
A fine line of spectacles, jewelry
ETC., always kept in stock by J. NJ
Craps. Repair work a speciality
Call and see him when in need ot
anything in his line.
Mr.. J. L. Matthews, one of Lees