The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-01-18

the bottom Of whlskey glass and
sees things double.
Mr.. S. E. Smith, now of Lennon.
Fls., was at Swansea last week visit
ing friends.
MIR. John TAYLOR is Mayor pro tenn
of the town and has become to be q
"terror to evil doers' y
Our subscribers will find the sup
plement that We are sending out
this week very interesting.
The Editor ia out in the sunshine
and the cold this week hunting for
the ''Almighty dollar"
To make room for their spring
goods you will find great bargains at
Ballentine s. Co.
Mr.. John W. Scofill, a prominent
citizen of the Pelion section, was in
town Saturday.
We have been having some very
cold weather, but the wave has pass
ed away and it is pleasant now.
Mr.. A. W. Lever, of Peak, was in
town last Wednesday and gave the
Dispatch office pleasant call.
Dixie Lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet in their hall tomorrow night.
Pelican Lodge meets Friday night.
The new hall of Pelican Lodge,
l. O. O F, is about completed and
soon they will occupy the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Stork, Jr.,
Of Columbia, visited relatives ard
friends in this community last week.
We are sending out bills to cub
scribers who are in arrears. We
trust they will favor US with a re-
mittance.
Miss Mary Richardson and brother.
of Spring Hill, have just returned
home from pleasant visit at this
place.
A few Enterprise Lard Presses
and Black Hawk Corn Shelters to
close out at low prices at Lexington
Department Store.
Remember the place to have
your stationery printed is at the
Dispatch Job Printing Office, if you
want neat job.
Mr.. Shelton Hartman has conclud-
ed that he could not be without the
Dispatch and now receives the same
on Lexington R. F. D. No. l.
Lexington Department Store will
give you good values in winter cloth
ing and underwear, in order to make
room for spring stock.
WANTED-Renters for two farms
or three cropers for two farms on
my place near Gilbert. Apply to
Ioor Hayes, Gilbert, S. G. 1wpd
Mr.. John A. Dreher, progressive
farmer of the Seiwood section in the
Fork, did not forget to give us a
pleasant call while in town yesterday
Remember that Lexington Depart
ment Store sells the best shoes al
the lowest prices and has ore of the
largest stocks to select from.
We learn that Mr.. Randolph Nc
Cartha, of near Leesville, had tbt
misfortune of breaking his arm while
at work in a grist mill last Saturday
Mr.. T. W. Kennedy, of New
Brookland, was in town Saturda,
and called in the Dispatch Office. W
are always glad to see such gooe
men.
Just Received-A car load OF cot
ton seed hulls and meal. Partie
wishing to purchase should call a
once on G.. 81. Roof & Bro, Barr, S
G.
Mr.. George Lee, of our Town. ba
been appointed carrier of the new r
F. D. route out from tbis place. MI
Lee hss long been valued employe
of the Lexington Mill.
Seventeen new names were adde'
to our subscription list during tn
past week. Still there's room to
more. The Dispatch now has cit
culation of 1887.
The Editor expects you to bring
that dollar you are due him wbe'
you go to meet the County Auditor
to assess your property. So remero
ber this when you leave home.
MIR. ". II. Witt, who is originall
from Orsngeburg county, bas locates
at Swansea and ia engaged in th