The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-26
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wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Meet at the County Fair from every
section of the county.
SCHOOL BOOKS is positively sold
for cash. Harman's Bazaar.
Fort Graham left yesterday to enter
the South Carolina University.
Leggett's fresh mackerel, two for
is cents, at Roofs Store.
Subscribers receiving the Dispatch
in single wrappers will please notice
their labels and remit.
Brooks J. Wingard left yesterday to
resume studies at the South Carolina
University.
For Sale-A good milk COW and calf.
Calf one week old. Apply to w. J.
Price, Route No. 8, Gilbert, S. Q. 3t47
S. Mr.. Jesse Taylor's hand is improv-
ing fast and ere long he viii be at his
work again.
School books and stationery, all
kinds, at depository.
Z Wessinger's Store,
Chaplin, S. G.
Mrs. Ethel Snyder,s little daughter,
Freda, has been very sick, but we
are glad to say. is better.
Call and see the line of beautiful in
fants ready made cloaks, sacks, bonets,
caps, ETC., at Roofs Store.
Mrs. Edwin King, who is living
with her brother, Mr.. B. D. Clark, in
town, has been and is still very sick.
Miss Ernestine Graichen left last
week for Elizabeth college at Char
lotte, N. G.
Miss Sadie Leslie left Tuesday a
week to resume her studies at Win
throp.
Buy your dry goods and notions
from the Lexington Department Store.
Mrs. Mamie Muller spent Saturday
and Sunday with. her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Caughman at the depot.
Purchasers of school books will
please not ask fof credit. Bazaar.
Col. G. T. Graham Monday night
had quite a severe attack of collie, but
is out on the streets again.
Col. Ed. Z. Asbll, of Leesvile, was
In town Monday on legal business. He
is attorney for Paul Rowe.
Do you need anything in furniture?
II so, you can be pleased with the
large stock at
Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store.
M Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lorick have been
very uneasy for their little sick baby
boy, but We are pleased to know it is
! better.
Caughman have just returned from
the west with car load of horses and
mules. See them before you buy.
Misses Stella and Isola Caughman,
OF Columbia, after a weeks visit to
Miss May Boozer, have returned home.
Supervisor L. j. Langford was here
Monday tomeet the special committee
to show up the work of the County
Commissioners.
When you want a nice felt hat
cheap, or gents underwear of any
kind, call and see 81. NJ. Wingard.
The County Fair will be held on the
is, II and aS of October. The State
Fair will open on 22nd, the week fol-
lowing.
Mrs. Helen Allison and her son,
Darold, of Statesville, N. c., are vis-
iting Col. G. T. Graham's family here.
Misses May Meetze and Merideth
Muller, of Columbia, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Thos. H. Caughman, Sun
day.
Remember the County Fair will be
what you make it. Everyone should
feel interested in its success. It is
your fair.
You can get almost any article you
may be in need of from the Lexington
Department Store, and at the right
price.
Mrs. Alma Geiger and son, Norman,
have returned from Leesyille, after
pleasant visit to Mrs. Jessie Hendrix
and other relatives there.
We want to give positive notice
that the Dispatch will only be sent
to prompt paying subscribers. If you
are in arrears call or send and settle.
An elegant line of the latest style
ladies walking jackets and skirts to
please the most fastidious at, Roofs
Store.
Misses Burriss and Blossie Kreps, of
Columbia, after a few days spent
pleasantly with their cousins, the
Misses Efird, returned home last week.