The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-11-01

". ". Hawes, E-q., a promising
lawyer of this county with chice at
Brookland, has his card in this issue.
He has splendid reputation.
You sre specially invited to call at
the Bazaar and see the many new
novelties in standard and ornamental
articles. It's q treat to see them.
Mr.. Jesse McCartha, from the
Gilbert section, was in town Satur-
day. He is one OF our old war cbums
and made a good soldier. We are
always glad to see him.
Besides the sales advertised in the
Dispatch, the Clerk will sell on next
Monday two acres of land in the
town of Leesville belonging to the
Estate of the late S. r Crouch.
Do you want the best buggy or
wagon on the market and at the low
est prict? T B. Aughtry & Co., Co.
lumbia, can supply your wants.
Miss Frances Lindler, the accom-
plished daughter of Prof S. S. Lind
Ter, of Gilbert, was IN town Saturday.
She is the efficient teacher OF Mag
nolia school.
Housekeepers will find full line
of oranges, apples, cabbage, ruta-
bsggers and dried apples, at
NJ. D. Harman's.
Miss Mary Graham, on returning
from the State Fair, stopped over
for several days with her parents in
this place. She left for school at
Aiken Monday.
A large line of shoes of the latest
fashions in toes and shapes and style 8
for men, women and children, at
Meetze &; Son.
Mrs. M. E. Nease, the mother of
Rev. J. L. Nease, pastor Of the Lex
ipgton charge of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, is visiting her son
in this place. The home Of this >es-
timable lady is in Georgia.
The revival services at the Meth.
odist church is still in progress. Rev.
Mr.. Henry. pastor of the Methodist
church at Brookland, conducted SER
vice there Monday night. Morning
and evening services are being held.
Genuine Red Rust Proof Seed
Oats for sale by J. B. Friday & Co.,
Columbia. Secure some of these
fine seed if you wish satisfactory re-
suits.
DR.. D. M. Crosson, Of Leesville,
was in town Monday on business,
and was enjoying the best Of health
and spirits. He was delighted with
the success of both the County and
State Fairs and expressed the hope
of having better fair next year.
For Lard Presses and Meat Chop
pers, see me before buying. keep
the best on the market
NJ. D. Harman.
Potatoes are being dug, Jack Frost
having nipped the vines making the
tubers sugary and delicious. The
crop is turning out exceedigly we'll
and the harvest promises to be abun-
dant. This will be good news for
both the Lexington producers and the
Columbia consumers.
The finest red rust proof oats, and
other field seeds, which are fresh
and reliable at, T. B. Aughtry 4
Co.'S, Columbia. When in need of
anything in the seed line, mail them
your order and it will receive prompt
and careful attention.
We have just completed the pub
lication of the annual report of the
County Treasurer. It was longer
than usual on account Of having had
to publish the school claims for two
years by reason Of charge in the
law. Any how the report is mighty
interesting reading matter to the
taxpayers as it not only shows them
where their money goes, but also
that the finances of the county are IN
excellent condition as it is able to
pay ell claims as presented.