The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-10-31

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
,t,v,jds Notes Gathered Here and
Thsrs BY 1 Dispatch Man.
Drop IN the Office while at court ana
settle Tor the Dispatch. -,
coI ma Mrs. M. D. Hartman have
zone over TO Augusta to take III .Ine
Georgia Carolina fair.
The hotels and boarding houses are
nrepaxinr to entertain their gues's
during court.
u stock Of beautiful goods is being
opened at the Bazaar
M. Oscar Derrick came over to see
ire homo folks while he was attending
the State Fair last week.
When you come TO court don't for
gel that Marks Restaurant serves tne
best Of meals.
Clark Samuel B. George will sell
some valuable real estate here on next
Monday. Look at the advertiser
i bio stock OF harness as The Lex
inrton Department Store. The best
to bs had for the price.
You have TO support the nominees OF
the party. Turn ont xtTuesday and
make good your oaths S
Oneof the very bestpreparations on
the market is Sloan's Liniment. SEE
their aavertisenent on page six. S
Next Tuesday, November 6th, the
general election will be held at your
precinct. Turn ont and vote.
The public school term ct Proyid-
ence viii open November 10Th, 1906.
Parents win take due notice.
Baker's bread, cakes and crackers
fresh at the Bazaar. Remember this
while You are attending court.
MI. Wade a.. Monts, route /, Lex
ington, dropped in to see us Monday
and paid for his paper as prompt as
usual.
Mr.. w. ID. Bates in this issue is ad-
yertisin4 some astonishing bargains.
Read over his mammoth advertise
ment.
Send or bring your dollar for the
Dispatch when you come to town.
Mr.. IL. w. Harman as industrious
and. honest s citizen as we have on
Hollow Greek, called to ses Us Monday.
See the new sideboards Of latest
make, and really cheap, tScott Hem
drix,s Furniture Store.
Dr.. r. Ct. Killingsworth, dentist.
win be at Pelion, November 9Th, 9th.
end 10th. Those desiring dental work
viii meet him on these dates.
MI. j. q. Shepard, the faithful and
efficient Steward Of the Charleston
Orphan Home visited friends here
Friday and Saturday.
IL YOU are in need of q nice suit or
-overcoat, you can find just what you
want at The Lexington Department
Store.
Mrs. W. D. Blume returned to her
home In Langley today after 9 few
days visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marks.
We regret having to drop some of
or careless subscribers, but we can
not afford to send the paper indeh-
nitefy without some payment.
Be sure to meet the Editor on the
rounds with the Treasurer and have
your money ready for the Dispatch.
"A new New Home Sewing Machine
for sale at q bargain, cheap for cash
or on easy terms. Apply at the Dis
patch Office. tt
Locals viii be inserted in the local CO.
tumn at rates of one cent word. No
advertisement inserted for less than
25 cent each insertion.
FOR SALE-A good milch cow with
two months old calf. Apply to
JOHN C. PRICE.
Route 2, Gilbert, s. C.
Mr.. Hamp Hammer has accepted a
elerkship at w. p. Roofs store, and
will be glad to have his friends call
and see him.
You can buy your fall bill of shoes
: cheaper at The Lexington Depart
ment Store than anywhere else.
Look up your registration certificates
and lost tax receipts and take them
with you to the poll next Tuesday.
Mr.. D. Kimball, manager of the
Tarrer spring rock quarry below town
has returned from up North with his
wife. They will reside at the quarry.
We were pleased Monday to have a
call from our young friend, w. Henry
Ballentine, of Balentine, where he
now resides.
Messrs. r. J. Hook and G.. L. Tay.
1or, two of Hollow Creeks bright and
clever young men, left Friday to at
tend business college in Columbia.