The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-10-24

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pNcu. AND SCISSORS.
Sassi1a Mites Gathered Here and
There by . Dispatch Man.
For hardware, corn shelters, plows,
Sc, 90 to Roofs store. New stock.
now IN.
Miss Frances Bull, of Columbia, Wis.
tied at the home Of MIR. w. w. Barre
last week. I,
Miss Eva Crews, of Spartanburg, u.s.
visiting the family aof Hon. C..lsad.; ~;
Efrd. &:
The painters are putting on the tine
ishing touches on the beautiful cot
tage Of Mr.. J. S. Caughman.
Pure food, groceries and things good
TO eat are always at Roofs store.
Mr.. ". Sharpe, of the CASTOR
section died at his home last Thursday,
night.
2, 900 yards silk, all colors, SO iII-
ches As TO Soc. and up per yard. y !.
3. Ballentine, at Ball llentine.
Our subscribers who are in arrears
Will please let us hear from them as
early as possible. -
Miss Edith Wingard is spending this
week with her. aunt, Mrs. Abram
\ Stark, Jr., and VIII attend the State
Fair.
We are much crowded for space
I this week and some interesting mat
ter is necessarily left over for next
week. s
Special on outing. Everyone sells
Tor 81 to 81 and 10 cents. | am sell
4 ing it at 5, 81, 8 and 3 cents. See
them before they get out at, j. s..
Ballentine's, at Ballentine.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor, Of the Angus
ta Lumber Co., while in town Last
week dropped in to see us and renew
ed his subscription.
Capt. Hugh Meighan, cashier of the
Carolina National Bank, paid his Lex
ington friends pleasant visit during
the county fair, and call in to see US.
WANTEDEA white man with or
without family to work on 9 farm; $l2
per month and board. Apply to ]. ].
Seastrunk, r. F. d. 8, Leesville, sc.
4w2p
a new line of Ladies' Hats, all
trimmed ready to wear, at q price
that viii suit. j. B. BalIentine, at
Banentine.
Over hundred bales Of cottonwere
sold at this place on last Saturday. A
good cotton market means a prosper
Z ous town.
A line OF beautiful oval and stan
dard oak dressers, cheap at Scott
s Hendrix Furniture Store.
Congressman, Lever Wiz take in the;
State fair this week, and viii be as
busy as bee minging with his host
sf friends from all over the State.
a new line of dress goods just re-
seived at =. B. Ballentine's, at Bal
lentaue. The ladies are invited to
sal aud see them.
Mr. R. j.. Chewing, Of Leesville,
was in town Monday in the interest
ef the Mutual Life Insurance COM
peny Of Rome, Ga.
200 yardsof white figured pique.
1yeryone sells at Csc. am making
special Of zoe. Now is the time for
youto get q waist. j B. Ballentlne,
at BaIlentine, g. N.& L.sR. 3
Many Of our people are attending
The State fair this week. Columbia
streets viii be alive with the big
hearted people of Lexington county.
The season is here for you to make
home comfortable with nice rugs and
art SQUARES. Call at Scott Hendrix's
Furniture Store and see what nice
line he carries in stock.
We were pleased to have our friends,
Col. D. J. Griffith and Capt. G.. c..
Roberts, efficient officers of the State
penitentiary, call to see us last week
while attending the fair.
A new line Of all sizes and kinds of
shoes just received at, j. B. Balien-
tines, st Ballentine. The young
naen and young ladies have special
invitation tocall and see this stock.
The Barbara Gunter lands were sold
by Clerk Samuel B. George at Bates
burg. on last Monday for s., ,075. There
vas SO acres in the tract, but no
buildings hence the price shows the
increase in real estate In that terri
tory.
School Books at the Bazaar, at pub
fishers prices fixed by law. No credit,
but for cash only. Books in use last
wear win be exchanged if in good con-
dition at half price.
The Lexington Savings Bank is
80. :.a+:+,,&Syo,, Eiya nor cent IN