The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-11-23


Irene, ia now with Cu!lum & Co.,
Bstesburg and will be pleased TO
have his friends call and see him
when in town.
The pay for managers of the State
and Federal elections is now in my
hands and those entitled will please
call therefor, or send receipt and l
will mail same. NJ P. George,
OVID Clerk.
Mr.. James Fox has accepted q
position with the Lexington Depart
ment Store. He will take pleasure
in serving his numerous friends with
anything they mayneed.
MIR. C. E Corley, at Lexington
Depot. is now running of bis stock
of dry goods, clothing, shoes and his
entire stock OF general merchandise
at greatly reduced prices. Call on
him for bargains.
Last week Mr.. Job Shumpert
brought to this Office some fine cot
ton blooms. This shows the mild
ness of our climate, as it is a rare
thing for cotton to bloom during the
last days of November.
Before buying the winter shoes
for your children and your family
see the stock of servieeable shoes at
Meeetze & Son. Theyssan suit you
as to quality and price.
Dr.. Nj. @. Hendrix has commenced
the erection of his large brick store
It is to be one of the largest build,
ings in towp, as rnmor has it that it
is to be three story building. hav-
ing depth equal to that of the
Department Store.
Buggiee, wagons, carriages, har-
ness and saddles.
Lexington Department Store.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Rountree, the beloved wife of Rev.
Afr. Rountree is critically i'll at the
parsonsge in this place. May she
weather the storm and be spared to
her loved ones.
Turkeys, chickens and eggs. We
pay highest prices and need them
all. D,n's give them away to ped
dlers. Ask us the price first.
Leesville Racket Store.
Col Ct z. Graham and Mr. Norris
returned from weeks hunt in Coiie
ton county Sunday. They brought
back 90 trophies of their weeks sport
number of ducks dear and other
game. The Editor returns his thanks
for kind remembrances. The venison
was very fine.
All the churches in the place will
unite and hold Thanksgiving ser,
vices in St. Stephen Lutheran church
tomorrow at IL o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Rountree, of the Methodist church,
will deliver the sermon. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
From this date the South Carolina
Cotton Oil Ginnery, of Columbia
will run only on TUESDAYS, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Seed cottcr
brought on other days may be stored
in our cotton house until ginning
days. NJ. G. Robertson, Manager.
The Racket Store at Leesville ba!
for Christmsss prize for each custo
mer. IT you buy Eve dollars worth
you get twenty Eve cents Of an,
selection you make free.
Misses Essie, Lucille and Csrrt
E6rd, who are attending the College
for Women in Columbia, came over
Saturday and spent their week enc
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. E6rd, in this place. The,
were accompanied by their cousin
Miss Burris Kreps.
Santa Claus can be found at Lex
ington Department Store
The SAKE Gotba school, Irene, s
c., will observe THANKSGIVING with
appropriate exercises. The program
consists cf songs, recitations, dia
logues and an address by Rev. G A
Freed, of Columbia. The exercise'
will begin promptly at s p. m. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ?. Roof left fol