The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-03-08

Pretty line of new up to.dste
Tafetta, China and Soiesette Silke,
novelty wasting, etc, just received,
at Ballentine & Co.
Nix. j. W. P. Lesphart, substan-
tisl citizen on Gilbert r F D No. l.,
was in town Saturday and paid US 8
pleasant call.
The Board of County Commission
ers was in session Monday and
passed ell accounts and made some
changes in several roads.
Davis & Co, of Columbia, is the
place to buy your harness. They
keep big stock and will save you
money in this line.
The County Pension Board CON-
pleted it's work yesterday and for.
wsrded the applications to the State
Board for revision.
Mr.. Perry B. Fulmer, one of the
best men around Little Mountain,
did not wait to see us, but sent his
dollar by Uncle Sans mail.
Toilet soaps and powders, perfum-
cry, tooth brushes, shaving brushes,
fine shaving soaps and combs, at the
Bazaar.
Our venerable friend. Mr.. J. Luther
Smith, of the Fork, is in town today
and looks as if be has many days OF
usefulness before him.
The latest styles and colors in
ladies', gents and childreps' shoes will
be found at Ballentine & Co. See
their line before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. J. Walter Dreher and wife, of
Batesburg, were in town Friday.
They paid the Dispatch Office 6
pleasant call while here.
Bear in mind that we will have ine
horses and mules on hand for sale
the year round. Caughman & Har-
man, Lexington S. G.
Mr. Frank Roberts, who has been
studying TO be a physician in Nash-
vile, Tenn, is visiting home folks
in the Providence section,
Mr. ". S. Hite, g progressive
business man of Bstesburg and q
member Of: tbs Board of Registrs-
ton, was on our streets Monday.
The Lexington Department Store
has iost received the best and cheap
est line of men, youth and childrens
clothing ever seen in Lexington.
Mr. A. j. Fox, the polite and
accommodating Cashier Of The home
Bank, Of this place, has gone to
Philadelphis for treatment Of his
eyes.
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrsnoe, Co.
lumbia, s. c., want to buy seed
sweet potatoes. Read their ad-
vertisement elsewhere in this paper
and write them.
Mr. John G. Shealy, from up on
the Fork side of Ssluds river, after
serving ss g faithful juror at court
last week, called in and settled for
his Dispatch another year.
:, T.C :Stuskie, ooe Of the legal
lights of the Local Bar, called in
and shared the fruits of his success
during the recent court by subscrib-
ing for another year.
You are cordially invited TO come
and inspect the beautiful line Of dry
goods just placed on the shelves OF
The Lexington Department Store.
MIR. Will a. Rawl, the popular R
F. d. carrier from Batesburg, was
| in town yesterday shaking hands
| with friends. Will looks hale and
hearty and jovisl as ever.
The chain gang, and it's parapha-
| MALTA, passed through town Monday
! on it's way to Stesdman. The strip
ped boys looked happy and content
! ed with their lot.
| We were pleased to shake the
! hand Of MFR. r. L. Keisler, chairman
| of the County Board of Control,
Monday, who wss in town discharg-
ing his, duties faithfully On said
| board.
Archie D. Martin, Esq, a rising
young lawyer Of the Lexingt,n Bar,
sitter 9 successful practice at our court
! dropped in and renewed for another
! year and subscribed for the Dispatch
! for 9 friend.
The Butts Exhibition entertain
menss, consisting of moving pictures,
( scenes, ETC., in Roof Hall Monday
| and Tuesday nights. were we'll
| pstronized and gave satisfaction.
The entertainment will be repeated