The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-07-03

The County Treasurer, Mr.. Frank
| ". Shealy, is arranging to make MS
annual settlement to County Auditor,
Dent, preparatory to sending it in to
the Comptroller General.
It's useless to mention things good
| to eat, wear, or to use at w. T.
| Roofs, as to mention his name is suf-
! fcient to the wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollen Hartman, of
| Richmond, Va, after a weeks visit
| to the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! T. s. Hartman and other relatives,
| returned to their home Monday.
Mr.. Daniel Mailman, one of the old
| substantial citizens of Gilbert, was in
| town Saturday and brought us the
subscription of a subscriber.
Mr.. George Hayes is the only man
! in this section that has had any
| peaches so far this season. He has
| been realizing a fancy price from
$500 to $500 a bushel.
| is there any article in furniture you
| need in the home or kitchen, if so, 90
| to Scott Hendrix Furniture store, and
you can be pleased in quality and price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Caughman,
of Columbia, are visiting the formers
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Caugh-
man, on the Wyse Ferry road, near
town.
Hon. E. D. Smith, Hon. Francis n.
Western and Hon. F. H. Hyatt, all
entertaining and eloquent speakers,
|! will address the farmers at Leesville.
Monday, July 9Th. 60.
Mr.. Robert Bowe, a very handsome
young gentleman of Baltimore, and a
graduate of the University of South
Carolina. visited friends % here this
week. He left yesterday afternoon
| for Alabama, where he will spend
sometime.
Mr.. Lucius Wise, manager Of tie
D. B. Spahler store at Pelion and a
member of the Executive committee,
! was here Monday. Agenial, pleasant
! gentleman is MI. Wise.
Congressman Lever spent Saturday
and Sunday here. He is looking well
| and the hundreds of speeches he has
made during the summer has not
affected his physical condition in the
least.
Mrs. W. P. Roof is s~oiourning on
Snllivan's Island. Mr.. Roof spent a
few days with Mrs. Roof before re-
turning home from the State Bank
ers' association which met on the
Isle Of Palms last week.
DR.. w. 81. Zimmerman, prominent
in all things pertaining to the better
ment Of his town, county and state
and q member of the executive com
mittee of Lexington county, was here
Monday. A better man never lived
than this grand old hero.
Dr.. P. III: Shealy left Monday even
ing for Anderson to attend the State
Dental association, which met in that
city Tuesday. During his absence
his Office, over Roofs store, is closed.
MI. F. Hampton Hendrix, secretary
of the Democratic Executive commit
tee and a resident of Leesville, was
here Monday. MI. Hendrix is a bust
ness man of greatability, ahigh-toned
Christian gentleman and numbers his
friends by the legion.
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Lexington, Aiken and Saluda, meet
at Batesburg tomorrow. There will
be a barbecue, and Congressman
Lever and Maj. W. w. Lumpkin will
make addresses.
Call at M. D. Harman's grocery and
see the line of beautiful emerald and
enameled ware. Tea pots, Berlin
kettles, water pals, clippers, milk and
pudding pans, pie plates, dishes, cups
and saucers, bowls and pitchers-un-
breakable-wash basins, etc. Prices
low.
DR.. W. L. Kneece, of Baxter, was
here Monday attending the County
Medical society. He is one of the
best physicians in the county, a high
toned Christian gentleman and has
the entire confidence of the people of
his section. While here, as is usual
with him, he did not forget the Dis
patch and planked down a dollar for
another year.
T. A. Boyne, of Columbia, carries a
fine stock of shoes, suited for all pur-
poses, and at prices that will appeal
to the economical buyer. He has a
change of advertisement in this issue.
Read it, and when you are in Column
bia looking for shoes, go to T. A.
Boyne.
A woman ought to be ashamed to
brag of her husbands ability to sew
on buttons.