The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
!. nsvside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
M. F. E. Dreher, is in Saluda on
legal business.
Big dot Of cabbage to arrive next
week. at M. D. Harman's grocery.
Miss Nell Edwards visited her par
.ensss at Abbeville Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. Jake Taylor was sworn in as
Health officer by the Board OF Health
yesterday.
Mr.. Boyd Berry, of Black Creek,
was ND one day last week and While
here dropped in to see us.
Mr.. Pascal Hendrix, popular clerk
Of Fritzmaurice in Columbia, paid us
q short visit last week.
There are seven paupers in the
county poor house. Six colored ana
one white. The jail is empty.
Rev. A. j. Bowers, of Newbeny
College, will preach at Blue Church
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
You will find iron wagons, all sizes
and prices, for your children, at Scott
Hendrix's Furniture Store.
Reader, if you are in arrears for
yonr paper now is a good time to
settle and start the new year clear OF
our books.
FOR SALE-A number Of nice
building lots for business and resi-
denees in the town of Lexington.
Cali and see M. D. Harman.
An electric railroad means increas-
ed value of real estate. All the busl-
ness men and owners of property
ought to lend it all the assistance
possible.
FOB SALE-A fine young mare
three wears old, unbroke. Call or
write at once to Henry P. Shumpert,
Rishton. S. g. 1w6p
In making your Christmas purcha-
ses don't forget that You will find
ful stock of everything good in this
line, at right prices, at Meetze q Son.
At the meeting of the town council
last Monday night Mr.. Sim McCartha
was elected night watehman. to sue
ceed Mr.. George Price, resigned
Mr.. Maxwell, of Saluda, has the
contract to put up the iron fence
around the court house square and IS
now at work.
= We are pleasedto learn that Mr..
Rhett Quattlebaum, at one time
clerk for M. r. Hartley & Co., of this
place, is doing well at Miami, Fla.
When you are laying in'' your
supply Of Christmas goods, groceries,
fruits, Sc, don't forget to caA;on your
old reliable grocer, a M. Wlngard.
Miss Nellie Edwards, who resides
at Lexington, spent Saturday and
Sunday ia Edgefeld at the home of
her brother, DR.. j. G. Edwards
Edgefeld Advertiser.
We are indeed glad to say that
Misses Nettie and Missouri LoWman,
are progressing nicely with their stud
les at Marion Female College.
3. Nice evaporated California april
cots. Florida grape fruit and oranges,
and a lot of good things, at M. D.
Harman's grocery.
Mrs. A.. r. Meetze returned to her
home at Ir4no on Monday. after a
most delightful visit to her daughter,
Mrs. A. NJ. Harman.
Miss Burriss Kreps, a very attrac-
tive and popular young lady OF 20
lumbia, is visiting her cousin. Miss
Ruth Efrd.
We beg to call our readers atten-
tson to the advertisement of the Har-
ris- Cain Drug Company, of Batesburg,
In this issue. They run one OF tne
most up-to-date retail drug stores in
South Carolina.
In selecting your Christmas pres
ents and other articles, look over the
advertisement of Thomas & Barton
Co. of Augusta, Ga, and order d.
rect. They are thoroughly reliable.
Dr. Is. IL. Derrick is the proudest
man ia town, so much so, that he has
almost forgotten his medical practice.
His soft, eloquent voice can now be
heard singing sweet lullabys and
"Baby Mine". 1t is bouncing boy
and looks just IKE Pappa. q. M
We are indeed glad that Rev. A. S.
Leslie has been returned to this cir
cult. We look upon him as true di-
vine, consecrated to his work, and
trust that the brethren will give him
fhe lust aid he needs in this good field
for Methodism and the upbuiiding OF
his churches.