The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-04-11

For your garden seeds go to the
Bazaar. The finest varities Of beans
beets, cucumbers, squashs, etc guar.
spteed.
The county campaign is the next
attraction in the reaim of political
amusemente, and it is almost time
for the candidates to enter the arena.
1t, only costs So for the round trip in
the columns Of the Dispatch.
FOR SALE One young Gurnsey
milch COW with second calf Calf is
three weeks Old Address,
L L Lown,
New Brooklsnd, S. G.
There is big Shriner's meeting
on in Columbia today, and tonight
the ceremonial session will be held in
Craven hall. About 500 members
are in atten ndance and over 100 can
didates will cross the hot sands
among them is Gov. Hayward.
A big stock of everything, at low
pricee, at Lexington Department
Store
We were glad yesterday to have q
call from Mr.. c. s. Bradford, former
ly popular citizen Of our town but
now of Norfolk, Va. He stopped over
to see friends in passing through on
visit to St. Augustine, Fla.
When you wish to be pleased and
get your moneys worth. 60 to Mr.. d.
M. Vineyards store. His groceries
are of good quality, always fresh and
the prices the lowest.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of
fair education to travel for firm of
$25O,00 capital. Salary Sl,072 per
year, payable weekly. Expenses
advanced. Address Geo. G. CLOVIS,
Lexington, S. G.
Easter is the tide of fashion and
Sunday will witness the ladies and
Misses attired in their beautiful
dresses of latest designs. while their
lovely hats will add tenfold to their
already handsome looks. It will be
difficult to decide which was the
prettiest.
You can buy your dress goods
cheaper at Lexington Department
Store than anywhere else.
Our friend. E B. Meetze, who
now resides IN Washington, writes
US, Enclosed please find one dollar
for another years subscription to the
dear old Dispatch, which is well
come visitor at my home, one that
always brings pleasant memories
with it,"
Whenever you wish to purchase
groceries, hardware, wagon, buggy
or hsynese, you will consult your
interest every time you call at I. 3.
Aughtry's, Columbia.
Mr.. D. W. Frick, one of the best
citizens in the Chaplin section was in
town Saturday. He dropped in to
see US and not only renewed his paper
but brought a new subscriber aleo.
His wife accompanied him, and they
were both pleased to see our engine
running the press.
Some of the incest, cnte handy
little garden and flower garden tools,
consisting of three piece metal sets:
rake, hoe and shovel, 1Oo. SET
Larger sets for 25c. Little garden
picks 10c each. At the Bazaar.
Are you in arrears for your paper?
II 30, please call or send by money
order which you can get from your
route carrier or at the post Office.
We have been compelled to stop
several papers for neglect ofpayment
and We positively will not send the
Dispatch to only prompt paying sub.
scribers in the future.
You certainly need some of the
pretty laces, embroderies, ribbons
and notions, at prices unheard of be-
fore, at the Bazaar. Abarga in lot
just opened. Call and see them.
Miss Iceoline Harman.
Tipse Green, colored, who after
long Sickness, died at Nancy R4wl's
home Sunday afternoon. Her father,
Enoch Hendrix, preceded her to the
grave about a year ago. Tinse was
faithful servant and was we'll
thought Of by white and colored.
Her remains we're buried at Bethel