The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-09-21

Prof. Jpo. E. Hood, who has
charge of the Viueland, Pickens
county school, was in town lass
Friday and called in to see US.
Mr.. j. E. Spires was il town
Monday and kindly remembered us
with sample bottle of his cane
syrup which is fine.
We notice CT our streets Mr..
James G. Fort, of Pelion. He is
one of our old former citizens and
has many warm friends here.
An extra fine line of ladies dress
goods, all the latest weaves and
shades, at The Lexington Depart
ment Store. Prices the lowest.
The management of the County
Fair is making every effort to have
grand display, and good time for
all the folks to enjoy themselves.
Miss Kezie Williamson of Hampton
is pursuing her studies in the Palmet-
to Collegiate Institute. She boards
with her uncle, Rev. o. n. Roundtree.
MIR. Sidney Folmer of Pine Ridge
has brought his daughter, Nettie, to
Lexington to place her in the Instl-
tuts. She boards with Mr.. 3. B.
Roof.
The largest, best and most up-tc-
date line of Clothing and Cravenette
Rain Coats ever seen in Lexington,is
at The Lexington Department Stoie.
See our window display.
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church is progressing this
week under the charge OF Pastor
Keel assisted by Rev. Glover, OF
Augusta.
Mr.. P. West Shealy, an honest
and industrious citizen of the Lees
Vile section, made US pleasant call
yesterday, paying up and renewing
his paper for another year.
Mr.. Rudolph Snelgrove was visit
ing relatives and friends in town
Monday. He is one of Uncle Sans
mail agents, and greatly enjoys a
dsy off from his arduous duties.
Beautiful line of dry goods, notions,
wraps, skirts, shoes, clothing, under
wear, window shades, enameled and
crockery ware, groceries, etc. All
new and fresh, at Ballentine & Go.
DR.. W. T. Brooker, one of Swan
seas staunchest citizens and prom
inent physicians, is in attendance at
court. We were indeed glad to
meet him and shake his hand.
T.. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia,
keep one of the largest stocks OF
hardware, farming implements, etc.
in central South Carolina. See this
company before buying.
MIR. ". A. Hare, publisher of Gu,
Summit Newsletter, while in towr
last Wednesday, dropped in to see
US. The Newsletter is progressing
under his management.
Mrs. Jules A. Krentzlin and chill
dren, who have been here for The
past month visiting her mother, Mrs
John II. Meetze, LETT last THURSDAY
for their home in Washington, D. c.
See the advertisement of the ole
reliable Columbia clothier. His clothes
alwsyslook we'll on anyone, and they
wear to satisfaction. Call if you wan
a good, nice suit at reasonable price
The Lexington Department Store
is Offering some of the biggest bar
gains ever seen in buggies anc
wagons. These are new goods JUS
| in. Be sure to see them. They arr
daisies.
We are in receipt of a catalogue
of the State Fair which is to be hel(
Columbia October 25, 26, q and 2S
The work on the new site is being
rapidly pushed and everything vii
be in readiness.
Mr.. Elton Rawl, who is an i'm
portant employe of the Port Roya
railroad, has been visiting his father
Mr.. James E. Rawl, and friends TO
the past few days. His wife ant
children accompany him.
MIR. A. J. Frick, formerly of tn
Fork, this county, is one of tn
editors and proprietors of the Crime
County Record, sprightly am
newsy weekly newspaper, publishe'
at Anderson, Texas.