The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-08-14

! You are reminded that Meetze &
Son have the Mccormick Mowers and
Rakes for sale. You will need one to
save your peavine hay. Buy now.
Mr.. Jim Price, who has been quite
sick at the home of his father near
| Lexington, returned to his home at,
Newberry Saturday.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
! David Franklow, after being sick for
nine weeks, is up and improving, but
her little daughter is quite sick with
fever.
Miss Laura Dreher, near Amick's
ferry, we regret to state, has been
sick for several months at the old
home, and with little improvement.
Whenever you think of buying any
kind of furniture, you will always
find it to your interest to call, at
Scott Hendricks furniture store.
Prices are right.
Drs. Wessinger and Eleazer, two of
the Forks popular physicians, carried
to the Colum 5ia hospital Saturday for
treatment, Frank Derrick, son or MIR.
Ben Derrick of Hilton.
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Derrick, who
have been attending the summer
school at Columbia college, New
York, leave this week for Lexington.
-Newberry Observer.
For the best flour, for the best meat,
for the best grain, for. the best of
everything, go to the old reliable
grocer, 81. NJ. Wingard. Prices bound
to please you.
Mr.. E. J. Lawson returned this
| morning from Tennessee and will re-
sumo work with the quarry here. His
i many friends are glad to have
him back.
Mr.. W. B. Fallaw, the popular car
| rier on R. F. D. 1, CASTOR, while here
Monday, gave us a pleasant call.
He is one of the most popular men in
| the county and his friends are numer-
Gus.
Full line of groceries, cigars and
| tobacco always in stock at lowest
prices, at E. G. Shull & Co., Colum-
bia, S. G. Lexington friends cordially
| invited.
| FOR SALE-One 30-horse Boiler,
Engine and Saw-Mill. Rope feed,
IN good repair and now running.
Price $500. For terms, etc. Apply to
D. B. Rawl, Batesburg, S. G.
| Misses Gillette Schumpert of Dead
fall, Marguerite Dreher, of Lexington
| and Annie Davis of Little Mountain
were guests of Miss Myrtle Dennis
this week.-Newberry Observer.
| Mr.. J. Frank Kneece, the popular
postmaster at Batesburg was here for
a short while Sunday. Postmaster
Leaphart Joined him here and they,
together, attended the funeral of DR..
| J. F. Ensor in Columbia.
The place to buy grain, fine feed,
hay and select seed oats, is at E. G.
| Shull & Son, Columbia. Send your
orders or call and you will save
| money.
Little Miss Cora Snelgrove, the
bright and interesting little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Snelgrove, has
| lust returned from pleasant visit to
her cousin, Miss Sallie Hammer, at
Red Bank.
It was our pleasu re to meet Mr.
Edwin Zimmerman, large farmer of
| Plains, Ca, and a nephew of DR.. W.
H. Zimmerman, OF Batesburg, Mon
day. He was accompanied by the
"Old Doctor" whom it is always a
pleasure to meet.
The Ladies Aid Society of Mt.
Vernon church will give an ice cream
supper at the home of Mrs. j. Ed
Shealy at White Rock, on Saturday
evening, August 18th, at o'clock.
Public cordially invited.
Mr.. P. G. Price, popular shoe and
| clothing merchant of Columbia, is
| attending court. He has many friends
in Lexington and throughout the
county who are always delighted to
see him.
Miss Lessie Gibbs, one of the popular
salesladies at w. P. Roofs, is taking
her much needed vacation. She spent
last week with friends in Newberry;
| this week she is at Johnston. May she
have a pleasant sojourn.
| DR.. Theodore Quattlebaum, prom
inent physician and surgeon of Bates
burg was here Monday. DR.. Quattle-
baum is one of the strongest and most
enthusiastic prohibitionists in the
county, and high toned Christian
gentleman.
Mr.. w. B. Altman, one of the finest
mechanics in the State, member of
the grand jury and a resident of
Batesburg, where he has one of the
finest shops in the country, called in
to see us this week.
Mrs. Sam Swygert has moved from
Peak to Lexington so that she may
better educate her children in the
school here. She occupies the DR..
Hendrix cottage on lower Main street.
We welcome Mrs. Swygert and her
very estimable family to our town.
Mr.. James r. Bouknight, vice pres
ident of the Matthews-Bouknight Co.,
of Leesville, one of the largest mer-
camille firms in the county, was here
yesterday. He is one of the best
known men in the county and a ge-
nial pleasant gentleman.
We call special attention to the ad-
vertisement of D. A. Richardson &
Son, White Rock. They are hustling
merchants with new and fresh goods
and the prices will astonish you.
Buying for cash they can afford to
sell at lowest prices. Call and