The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-11-28

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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
ifayside Notes Gathered Here and
!. There by a Dispatch Man.
Eggs are scarce and high.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day. =
1t is reported that numberof eases
OF mumps are in town. Z.
That thanksgiving turkey will COB
bic no more.
Arthur Reeves, colored was hurt by
4 lick from q hammer at rock quarry.
Mr.. s. r. Addy, Leesville r. +. p.
\ No. q, has moved to New Brookiand.
Be sure to see Rip Van Wrinkle at
{ the Opera House Friday night.
Hon. and Mrs. iC. NJ. Efrd spent
Tuesday and Wednesday id Columbia.
s. POSTMASTER Kneece, of Batesburg
was here on official business yesterday.
Rip Van Winkle, or the Sleep Of 20
Years, at Opera House Friday night.
Tomorrow being legal holiday The
! Lexington Savings Bank will be clos
ed.
Next Monday Is sales day and the
clerk of court has some valuable iano
for sale.
our old true and tried friend, Sam
neI s. Meetze. Of the Fork, was here
yesterday.
IL is understood that there will be a
new mercantile firm opened up here
in the near future.
Mrs. Elijah Rawl, of Blythwood, is
visiting her sister here, Mrs. G. a.
Geiger.
WANTED-Everyb to call rat
& The Bazaar. and take a look at the
new arrivals for the holiday trade. d
Mrs. d. r. Haltiwanger and Master
Rufus Daley, will arrive from Bates
burg tomorrow.
For your wedding and birthday pres
ents. see the selection Of beautiful
ARTICLES at the Bazaar.
Mr.. Martin Wheeler, of the Fork,
visited his relatives in town several
days this week,
Two dancing monkeys with their
grinding organs passed through our
town last monday.
we were QIad to find our Old friend
Ezell KaOA deing a rushing ggapner1y
business at qhapln.
Mr.. D. B. shealy, from the Pine
Ridge section, called in and peid his
dollar to the Dispatch last week.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson, of Darlington
il yery Ill at the home OF her father,
Rev. A. 81 Leslie, in town.
The weather is rather warm for this
season Of the year and colds and grip
are prevalent throughout the land.
g am still feeding the hungry by
providing the cooks with the best
groceries in the market and my prices
are the lowest. 81. M. Wlngafd,
Miss Annie Harsey. who is teach
er of the Gum Spring school near
Pelion, was here Saturday.
Prof. H. v. Rish, one the best
school teachers in the county, drop
ped IN to see as Saturday.
FbR SALE White Wyandottes,
YDuston Strain, prize winners, Price
for stock reasonable. Eggs lnseason.
Write for particulars.
S G. w. CRoMER, Lexington, 5. Z. :
Messrs. Brooks j. Wingard and Fort
Graham, of South Carolina Univer-
sity. are at home for the week.
We notice on our rounds that plenty
az prain is being sown and some fields,
look fine and very promising.
Mr.. a. N. Dreher, from Selwood,
dropped in to see us last week and
renewed his subscription for another
year.
Old Santa Claus is certainly unload
inr his supplies for Christmas at the
Rszaar. Call and take peep as they
are being placed in stock. =
Miss. Matte George who is now
teaching atsIong Branch, spent Sat
ufday and Sunday with her mother
here. sS !,
For fruits, ,cocoanuts, nuts, raisins,
pfunesix ixcake ingredients and a select
line 81 Hne family groceries, go to NJ.
ID. Harman's grocery.
Misses Luci.e and CAIRO Efrd, of
the College for Women, Columbia,
VIII spend Thanksgiving at home.
sMr r. 8. Shealy, of Route 3, Lex
incton, was here Monday and gave
our Office pleasant and profitable
can. e.
Mr.. D. Eff. Ridgell, a young Knight
of the Grip, from Batesburg and
son of DIR. E. G. Ridgell, spent Sun
day night in town.
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