The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-20
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

Good seasons have greatly benefit
the crops.
MIR. Scott Hendrix is having his
store repaired.
Candidates cards printed cheap
The County campaign opens at
Batesburg today.
at the Dispatch Office.
Mr.. Junius Roberts is recovering
from severe illness.
Several communications carried
over to appear next week.
Lexington Lodge of Mssons will
meet next Saturday evening.
We regret to learn that Captain
Austin Roof is quite sick.
Keep cool these hot evenings by
pstronizing the Bazaar fountain.
The best bueeies made at the
!. lowest prices at W. R. Roofs.
Some more candidates are seeking
the suffrage of their fellow citizens.
MIR. Bolton Clark has moved into
his new residence on Depot street.
We are indebted to the Hon. John
Bell Towill for crate of fine peaches.
Mr.. Halsey Fox, of Batesburg,
visited relatives in town Sunday and
Monday.
MIR. C. F. Lipdler, of Wessinger,
is now one of, the Dispatch sub
scribers.
Six new candidates and the an
nouncements are closed. Prepare
your ballots.
Miss Lilly Smoak has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends
in Swanses.
Real enjoyment is had when read
ing that clever magazine-The
Smart Set.
Miss Lena Harman has returned
from q pleasant visit to friends in
Bishopville.
Dispenser Simon Csughman has
returned from a short sojourn in ''the
land of the sky"
Mr.. W. F. Roof has had a water
ing cart built for the purpose OF
sprinkling the streets.
The Joint Sunday school conven
tion will meet at Mt. OIivet, in the
Fork, July 29 81.
Miss Henrietta Towill, of Batesburg,
is at White Stone Lithia Springs in
Spsrtanburg county.
Col. D. T. Bare and Mr.. G. II.
Livingston, of the Adair section, cal
ed in our Office today.
The date for Frick's barbecue at
Chaplin has been changed to csu-
pe;gn day, August 18th.
MIR. A. J. Fox, cashier of The
Home Bank in this place, is visiting
the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
You can buy high grade Buggy,
cheaper at the Lexington Department
Store than anywhere else.
We are glad to know that our old
friend, r. Cal. Moore is doing we'll in
his new home in Greenwood.
Mr.. F. G. Mitchell, holding a prom
inent position at Newport News, Va,
sends his renewal to the Dispatch.
We are indeed sorry to learn of
the illness of Reba, the little daugh.
ter of DR.. and Mrs. l.. E. M. Smoak.
We have several papers concerning
the Leesville reunion, which will ap-
pear in later issue of the Dispatch
FOR SALE-One house and large
lot in Lexington, S. G. For particu-
lars write to, E. 81. Rawl, Charles
ton, S. @.
MIR. W. A. James and daughter, OF
Bishopville, came up today to spend
sometime with the family of Col. D.
T. Barr.
Rev. G. W. Kelly, who has been
on q visit to his son, O'Neall, iu
Alabama, has returned to his home in
Irene.
Col. John Bell Towill was in town
Monday on business. He will 60 up
to White Stone Springs Saturday for
short rest.
Several days services begins at
Providence Sunday. There will be
two sermons each day. The public
is invited.
MIR. Rufus Smith, the popular teller
of the Lexington Savings Bank, is at
his desk after brief absence On &C.
count of illness.
Mr.. Sid Wessinger has placed g
new fiat at the Counts old ferry site
and is prepared to accommodate the
travelling public.
G. P. Logan. ESQ of Columbia. q