The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-22

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satisfied to become his better half.
We are safe saying that more COM
mercial men come to Lexington than
to any place of its eize in the State.
On account of the unavoidable
absence of Judge Izlsr. court did not
open here until about 8 o'clock Mon
day.
Fresh eggs for Matching from fine
Black Lspgshans, the best all round
fowls, 81 per setting. Apply at the
Dispatch Office.
DR.. J. ". Geiger was in town
SATURDAY. in attendance upon the
County Pension Board and called to
see as.
Mr. b F. Able, who is in the en-
ployment of the government at
Washington, remembered US with
his dollar.
The free school at the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute will close next
Friday. Feb. "a, after which a pay
school will be conducted.
Mr.. D L Keisler has added his
name to the subscription list Of the
Dispatch and now gets his paper on
e. F. D. 3, out from Gilbert.
Col. D. j. Griffith was in town
Monday shaking hands with his
numerous friends. They were glad
to see him looking 30 we'll.
Mfr. Pat Buckley and daughter,
of the Fork, were in town trading
Friday. Pat always prompt, did
not fail to cali in to see as.
Mrs. Willie E. Harman returned to
her bone in Augusta Monday, after
pleasant visit to the parents CT
her husband in this place.
Capt. Henry Spann, of Leesville,
is in town attending court. Captain
Spann is former Clerk of the Court
and is very popular herebouts.
# you are bilious and feel bad,
call at the Bazaar and buy a box of
Raymon's Pink Pills and take them
as directed and you will be relieved.
Our old friend John McCartha,
from on Black creek, was in town the
FIRST part of the week. Friend John
is one Of the best men in the county.
Mr.. W. B. Fallsw, the popular car
rier of CASTOR r. F. D., while attend
ing court as witness in the Sightlers
murder case, called in to see as Mon
day.
Mr.. Isaac Edwards, one OF Bates
burg's prominent business men, and
foremsn of the grand jury for the
current year, called in to see US yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Sam Seastrunk runs first
class meat market next door to
Meetze & Son and invites the public
to call on him when they want fresh
meat. o
MIR. E. H. Sbealy. who resides on
the new r. r. D. route No. 3, out
from Gilbert. called in our Office last
Saturday and settled his dues to the
Dispatch.
Rev. j. G. Grsichen, pastor of St.
Stsphen's Lutheran church in this
place, will preach at Providence
church, above. here, next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Lucius w. Wise, one OF
Pelion's prominent merchants, was a
witness in court here, the first of the
week. and We were glad to shake
his hand.
We regret to learn that Uncle Jake
Dreher is quite i'll at his home in
Dutch Fork. God grant that the
days of this venerable Patriarch may
be heightened.
We thank those subscribers who
called in and settled their accounts
while in town this week. Their
favor is duly appreciated and will be
long remembered.
Two hundred and fifty each OF
note heads and envelopes with your
name, business and address neatly
printed thereon for 50, at the Dis
patch Job Office.
The Southern Railway carpepte,
force have begun remodelling the
depot at Gilbert. This will be q
great improvement aud has been
needed for guide while.
Mr.. T. E. Addy, the prompt and
accommodating carrier of the Peak
r T. D. and his friend, Mr. Shealy,
OF near Peak, were in town yesterday
aud gave this Office a pleasant call
MIR. James G.. Hope of Peaks is