The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-19
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Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Send in your job orders.
Say, let us have your subscription,
please!
If you want furniture of any kind
90 to Wessinger's, at Chaplin, 5. Z.
Miss Sallie McCartha has been and
is still very sick with typhoid fever.
If YOU are thinking of buying bug
gy see the styles at Roofs store.
The official tabulation of the second
primary election will be found on
page six.
Several fine Brown Leghorn Cock
erels for sale cheap. Apply at Dis
patch Office.
Miss Eunice r. Wessinger left yes
terday to resume her studies at VIM
throp college.
The County Fair is near at hand
and YOU will need harness. See the
line at Roofs store.
The finest apples of the season can
be found at M. D. Harman's Grocery.
Books of registration will be opened
at LeesyiIle tomorrow. Be sure and
get your certificate.
For your groceries, fruits and vegee-
tables always 60 to M. D. Harman's
Grocery.
Mrs. P. B. Edwards is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Hopkins and
Columbia.
s. Nice line of dress goods juct opened,
at Wessinger's, Chaplin, S. e.. Be sure
and give him call.
For Sale-A good milk COW and calf.
Calf one week old. Apply to w. ).
Price, Route No. 8, Gilbert, S. c. 3t47
The Home and Farm, one of the
best farm, household and children,s
papers published, will be sent with
the Dispatch, both one year for $l.25.
Messrs. Paul E. Hutto, Clarence and
Mat Rucker, three of Swansea's clever
and substantial citizens, were In town
Wednesday of last week.
Bought early and can save you
money on shoes, j. S. Wesslnger,
Chaplin, S. G.
Real estate bought and sold. Write
or call on Alfred J. Fox at The Home
Bank, Lexington, S. G.
DIR. w. III. Zimmerman was in town
Thursday in attendance on the execu-
tive committee. We are always glad
to meet the Doctor.
See the line of useful kitchen and
household wear and selected line Of
hardware, at NJ. D. Harman's Gro
cery.
Don't you want a stove, or range
for your wife? Call at Roofs store
and see the line there. Prices right.
BRYAN has Columbia today and the
Odd Fellows will have Lexington to-
morrow.
Remember you are not qualified
citizen of your county or State with
out your registration certificate, and
properly not allowed to sit on a jury.
You want to buy your dress goods
of all kinds from the Lexington De-
partment Store. They have SPLENDID
line.
Teachers who desire to stand exami-
nation for teaching school in this
county are reminded that next Friday
is the day. See the superintendent's
notice.
The Lexington Department Store
has plenty shoes at right prices and
viii give liberal discounts If you will
let them fill the bill for your family
this fall.
Mrs. IT. L. Oswald has returned from
an extended trip to the mountains.
She was accompanied by Mrs. DR.. j.
P. Drafts. Both were benefited IN
health by this pleasant outing.
The roll of pupils at the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute was increased
MONDAY, and still there are desks for
more. The outlook for large school
is encouraging.
Mr.. G. 81. Baldwin, one of Colum-
bias oldest citizens and a prominent
grocer for many years, well known to
many of our people, died of heart
disease at his summer home in Seneca,
s. c., on Thursday, 18th inst.
Ladies, you are specially invited to
call at the Bazaar, and see the many
beautiful and useful articles in china,
glassware, etc. All new and just
opened.
It is necessary that every one send
ing articles to this Office for publica-
tion sign their proper name. Not for
publication, but as guarantee of
good faith, &c.