The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15

physician of Baxter, and one OF our
prompsest paying subscribers, was
in town Monday.
Charlie NJ Roof, one of the hand
soonest young men on Twelve Mile
creek, was in town yesterday and
called in to see us.
Press W. Franklin, OF r. F. D.
No. 2, and who il one of our prompt
est paying colored subscribers, re-
newed his subscription.
Buy your groceries from Lexipg-
ton Department Store.
David Hall, formerly engineer for
G. 4. Guignard, Columbia, is now
master mechanic for the Cbiquola
| Mfg. Co, OF Honea Path, this State.
The new r F. D. from Gilbert
goes into effect today. MIR. R. A.
Barr is the carrier and the route
goes through the Adair section.
Uncle Jasper Derrick has received
his commission as Magistrate for
the Leesville bailiwick. The top of
the morning to you, Judge Derrick.
Treasurer Frank W. Shesly took
returns for the Auditor at Crout's
store Mo:d4y. H- reports good
turnout OF the people OF that section.
At meeting of the city fathers
held Monday night Mr.. j. j. Buckley
was elected policeman and street
|overseer vice Mr. Gus Lorick resign.
sed.
Mr.. G 81 Swygert who holds a
Lucrative position with Uocle Sam at
Washington, senS. his subscription to
tie Dispatch for which he has our
thanks.
When you visit Columbia be sure
to call in at Tspp's Greater Depart
meDt Store and see the many lovely
things they are cffsring at bargain
prices.
Rev. W. D Quick will preach at
Horeb next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. He will preach in the after
noon at the Poor House. Services to
begin at 4:30 o'clock.
Rev. S. P. Sbumpert will preach
st st. Johns (Calk Road church on
the third Sunday in this month. at
II O'Clock a. N. The public is cor.
daily invited.
See the new 'sad" of the Gregory
Rhea Mule Co., Columbia. They
have an exceptionally fine stock and
are prepared to give you the lowest
prices.
Miss Nettie, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. l.. e. Rossell, of Abbevllie. left
yesterday for her home after pleas
ant visit to her Aunt, Mrs. P. L.
Hsrmsr, of this place.
Messrs. D. S. Bouknight and j. W.
Busby, of the Fork, we're in town
Saturday on matrimonial business,
and they do say that the orange buds
will soon bloom hereabouts.
The trade of the town is very
good for this season OF the year.
The people seem to be buying freely
for house and farm and do not seem
TO mind the low price of cotton.
Four or five months out Of twelve
is too short time to send q child
to school. After your school is out
at home send to the Palmetto COL
legiate Institute and supplement the
short term.
Ia making your purchases of plan
tation and family supplies you should
bear in mind that T. B. Aughtry &
Co, Columbia, have in stock the
finest selection at the lowest prices.
Mr.. T. E. Campbell was called to
Georgia last week on account OF the
serious illness Of bis mother, who
since died, and Mr, Campbell has
returned to bis home in this place.
Mr.. Robert Shull, who has been
attending Oak Grove school, entered
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute as
his school closed Friday. Mr. Shull
boards with Mr.. E. B. Roof.
Mr.. Estus ShulI, of New Brock
| land, is now attending the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute. The school
he attended during the winter has
closed. Mr.. Shull boards with Mr..
E. B. Roof.
What The Home Bank, Lexington,
S. c., off5rs above all else Is Safety.
Call, write or phone, and We will tell
you whole lot of ways in which we
can be helpful to you along the line
of our business.
There are number OF subscribers
in this Immediate vicinity who re-
ceive their papers at the Lexington
office, who are in arrears, and this is
to notify them that unless they call
in and settle within the mex, ten days