The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-04-10

SHOES. We Uuy LII 1o1;
Of our close and caref1
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
vfayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by q Dispatch Man.
Sunday we had April showers.
The place to buy your fresh garden
seed is at the Bazaar.
There is some talk Of re-organizing
the Lexington Brass Band.
It looks now like the fruit crop,
especially peaches, gre all killed.
Many people attended the Luth eran
Conference at Brookand Sunday.
Mr.. ]. E. R. Kyzer, was a visitor to
tine conference at Brookland last week.
Give us your orders for job printing
Of any kind. We guarantee satis'
faetaon.
8 Mrs. Geo. Bell Zimmerman is on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Sullivan, in
Anderson.
Miss Hattie Roberts spent Sunday
with her parents near Providence
church.
Mr.. Paul Stribble and family have
gone to Newberry, where they will
make their future home.
Miss Essie Efrd and sister, of Lex
in9ton, weres IN town shopping this
week. News.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 81. Buckley visit
ed the formers grandfather, Mr.. s.
Luther Smiths in the Fork, lastweek.
See the new crockery and kitchen
furnishing articles just received ATM.
D. Harman's grocery. Prices low.
For the first time in many years
Lexington county has no cases before
the Supreme court for the April term.
Mr.. Joe Lown, near Lexington, is
adding much to the beauty and at
tractiyeness Of his home by the use of
the paint brush.
The County Dispensary Board have
secured an Office in the handsome con-
crete building of F. e. Dreher, Esq,
for the transaction of their business.
For shoes to suit gents, women
and children, go to Meetze & Son.
They are there to fit your feet and
the prices to suit your pocket book.
The Misses spradley and CocEei,
OF Batesburg, were visitors to the
home of Mr.. Irby George Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Sue Corley, of Lexington, has
been appointed county organizer Of
the association for the Improvement
OF Rural schools.
FOR SALE-Black Langshan and
Brown Leghorn eggs at $1.OO per set-
ting 1s; at The Dispatch Poultry
Yards.
4 A negro church floor in Spartanburg
fell to the ground while a funeral SER
vice was being held and stampede
followed.
Something new and something you
should have. Think of it. An adjusta-
BILE shade hanger, without fault and
works ike charm. Price only 1Oc.
at Scott Hendrix's Furniture Store.
Advertising pays when properly
done, but when the advertiser is pen
urious in the use of printers ink, the
trading public is not much attracted.
Those desiring to teach public
schools and not having certificates
will remember that Friday, the 10Th,
is the examination day.
Postmaster Leaphart is having the
interior of the postofice freshened
with coat of paint, which adds much
to the appearance of the office.
When you need anything in the
stationery line let The Dispatch Job
Office supply you. No orders too
large nor none too small to receive
our best attention.
WANTED-Traveler for old-estab-
lished house, with large capital. Line
suitable for either lady Or gentleman.
Experience unnecessary. $l2 weekly
to start. Expenses advanced. Ad-
dress George CLOVIS, Lexington, S. e.
Supervisor Koon was in town yes
terday inspecting the chain gang,
which is now working the road
between this place and the depot.
A nice line OF Queen Quality and
other brands of women's and chill
drens' Oxfords just received at Lex
ington Dept. Store.
Those who receive the Dispatch in
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