The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-03-23

ter through the mail Tor the dispatch
and Home and Farm.
Mr.. Billy Martin has arrived from
his winter quarters in Cuba, and now
occupies his summer residence IN
this town. Mrs Martin and the
children will arrive later.
Mr.. Nike M. Gable, one of our in.
dustrious citizens who resides on the
river, being too busy to come to town
himself, sent his dollar for the Dis
patch by his son last Saturday.
FRESH GARDEN SEED AT THE BAZAAR.
When you want the best and
purest plantation and family sup
plies at the lowest prices, 60 to T.
b. Aughtry & Jo's., Columbia and
| you'll not be disappointed.
If all the property owners in the
business portion of Main street,
would chip in and have the pave
'ments McAdamized what neat
appearance the street would have.
The Home Bank, of Lexington, is
chartered institution and has a
conservative business management,
which lnsures the safety of money
placed there on deposit.
Mr.. J. A. CAN'T, of Irene, was in
town Saturday on business and made
both of US glad, as be now reads
the Dispatch and knows that he has
paid for it.
Mrs. Mamie Muller has accepted a
position with the Lexington Depart
ment Store and is now ready to serve
her friends with the latest styles in
dry goods.
Horehound, Mullen and Tar re.
lieves that hoarseness and prevents
an attack of LaGrippe and pneumonia.
Tnere is nothing like it. Large bot
ties only 25 cents. Murray Drug Go.
Mr.. F. Fl. Hendrix, a prominent
citizen O! Leesvllle, was in town
yesterday in attendance upon the
County Board of Equalization, and
called in to see US.
The most complete line of Boys
Spring and Summer clothing ever
seen in Lexington has just arrived
at the Lexington Department Store.
Don't fail to see them before you buy.
The nice liae of spring and sum.
mer footwear carried by E. P. & F..
A. Davis, Columbia, are nobby and
fashionable in style, shape and toes.
To appreciate them they must be
seen, call and see them.
An ordinance should be passed
forbidding persons from throwing
paper and other garbage in the
streets. They should be compelled
to put garbage in box and the town
authorities shoud cart it off.
Mr.. Archie W. Craft, a leading
citizen of the Macedon section, hav-
ing concluded that he might as we'll
be out of the world as to be without
the Dispatch, sent his dollar last
Saturday and henceforth be will see
how Lexington is progressing.
We were indeed glad to meet our
old friend and former fellow.citizen,
Mr.. L. S. Hooker, last Friday. Mr..
Hooker formely resided on the Edisto,
but his home is now at North, in
Orangeburg county.
We have it on good authority that
Mr.. G. F. Snyder, now residing at
Tampa, Fla, will make this place
his future home. He will build a
handsome dwelling on the lot in rear
of Col. M. D. Harman's lot on Main
street.
j.. C. Kinard & Co., of Leesville,
informs their lady friends through
the columns of the Dispatch that
they have just opened lovely selec-
tion of fine imported French millinery
See their ad. on the 4th page.
Mr.. J. W. Shealy, of Ballentine,
has our thanks for his subscription
which he sent by hand. There are
many other subscribers who would
make US glad if they would do like.
wise.
G. E. Corley, at the Depot, is
showing beautiful line of spring
and summer millinery, ready made
skirts, and lovely dress goods, all oi
which is of the latest styles in pat
terms and fabrics. His stock Of dry
goods is full with all the latest
novelties.
The Batesburg Bank, while young
in years is old in strength. It Ii
conducted on safe and sound bust
ness principles. It is good instit