The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-11-21

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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Paw your dues to the Dispatch-we
need the money. -
MANY visitors were here during
court week.
Free school opens at the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute on December oro'
Mr.. John D. Rawl, of Batesburg,
was here Monday.
See the advertisement in this issue
of Mr.. j. C. Glover, OF Batesburg.
Mr.. John Wilso1, Of Irene, called
In to see Us Tuesday.
Hon. a.. F. Lever spent Sunday
with his cousin. Mrs. M. L. str1ooie'
WANTED everybody to call at
+be Razaa an and take look at the
new ne arrivals for the holiday trade.
Albert M. Boozer, ESQ.,, OF Colun-
bia, was here last week on iegal pusi-
ness. -
ou;te 4 crowd from Lexington at
. tended the unyeiling of the Hampton
,nnnument in Columbia yesterday.
Hon A. F. Lever went to Anderson
today to attend the Ilnfnlefihah
Sullivan nuptials tomorrow.
You should see cur stock OF snoes
hefore YOU buy your fall supply.
Lexington Department Store.
state Constable w. n. Buckley, OF
charleston, is visiting relatives ana
friends in town.
We are glad to see Mr.. Gus Lorick
on our streets again, after an Illness
of several weeks.
We have some good values IN pug
spy and carriage harness.
; 90 Lexington Department Store.
So Miss Louise Phelps, of Camden, Is
visiting Miss Nell EDWARDS ao 'lie
home Of Mr.. B. D. Clark.
Mise Lila Smith, of the Fork, vlslt-
ed al, the home of Mr.. j. }. Blckley
Saturday and Sunday
Cant. Geo. Bell Zimmerman spent
sunday at Batesburg with his fatners
family.
Holiday goods are arriving daily at
the Bazaar. Call in now and make
your selections.
Miss Lucille Efrd, of the College
for Women, Columbia, spent S9naay
with her parents here, Hon. anu MIS-.
G. NJ. Efrd.
The Home Bank will be closed
Thursday, November 18th, legai noii-
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Will Taylor, who has been re-
s;dino. on Hollow Creek, will shortly
move to the old Bolhver Hayes place
on the Augusta road.
Mr.. w. L. Gable, of Saxe-Gotha,
WAS here Yesterday and dropped IN
and added his name to our already
large list of subscribers.
We would be glad if our friends
throughout the county would seno US
the news. We are always glad 10 get
shass, af.spy items.
Oar line OF clothins is the best we
have ever shown. Be sure ~ sec ~
before making purchases.
Lsxinefas Department Store.
Mr. !. J. Lown, an old subscriber
,nd one of the best men in the coun-
tv. called in Yesterday and renewed
his subscription for another year.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Shumpert, one OF the
staunchest farmers of the Black
creek section, gave us pleasant call
yesterday.
Re sure to see our stock of dry
goods: notions, shoes and hats, before
purchasing anything in either line.
Lexington Department Store.
We have the following from the
Editor. who is in the Fork this week:
ssCrops of corn and cotton in the Fork
are good, and the people are cheerful
and happy"
FOR SALE - White Wyandottes,
(Duston Strain prize winners. Price
for stock reasonable. Eggs in season.
Write for particulars.
C. w. CRoMER, Lexington, 5. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kleckley have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
of their daughter, Miss Ardella, to
Mr.. Edwin Harman, on Thursday
evening, November 20, at O'Clock,
the ceremony to be performed at the
home of the bride.
Mrs. I. V. Wessinger is slowly i'm.
proving at the Columbia hosplta,
where she underwent successIul
operation, which was caused by fall
ing from street car in that city
several weeks ago. This will be giao
news to her numerous friends.