The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-06-05
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Be prompt and pay up for your
paper.
NJ. Harry Roberts sp~entlast week
in Conway.
Capt. ]. Feaster Lyles, of Edisto,
was here yesterday.
G. 81. Counts, Repairer OF Watches,
Clocks, &c. Chaplin, S. G. 49,
a number of communication go over
until next week on account OF crowd
ed space.
Remember, you find ice cream at
the Bazaar fountain every Saturday,
made the old way.
NE. and Mrs. VIM. II. Buckley are
new keeping house over the
OF DR.. Derrick.
Mrs. DR.. E. P. Derrick and inter-
estinpsittle son have returned ron
a delightful sojourn in Columbia.
Mems low quarter shoes, all the
latest STYLES and shapes, can be found
at Meetze & Son. Prices moderate.
Our town is supplied with very fine
cabbage, turnips, beets, &C., all rals-
ed in the immediate section.
Dr.. Rice b. Hartman returned from
Asheyille on Saturday and is now
with the Kaufman Drug Co.
Col. and Mrs. George Bell Thinner
man returned on Saturday from d
Richmond reunion.
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Rawl, Of Law
tey. Fla, visited the formers parents,
MI. and Mrs. James e. Rawl, Satur-
day.
Mr.. v. Fl. Hare, carrier on the
Delmar rural route, and n OF the
best citizens OF that section, was mere
Thursday.
FOR SALE-Second had thresher
complete, in fairly good order. Viii
be sold at q bargain. Apply to
T. Z. HARTMAN.
The ladies are requested to inspect
the very large stock Of low
quarter shoes and slippers at Meetze
& Son. They are beauties.
Miss Blossie Kreps, q pretty little
Miss OF Columbia, returned 60 her
home Sunday evening, after delight
ful visit to Miss Ruth Efrd.
- Anyone wishing to buy an al
most brand new open Rock Hill
buggy, can find q bargain by apply
ing at this Office.
Mr. Fort Graham, who has been at
tending The University Of South
Carolina, is spending his vacation at
home.
IF YOU are In arrears for your paper,
naease call or send part of the amount,
f1not all, and yon will obhges the
publisher, especially at this season.
DON'T fan to attend the Great Lock-
hart mill Ends' sale, which begins at
the Large department. store OF the
Jas. Tapp Co., Columbia, Friday,
Jupe7th.
MI. S. +. Shealy, of Ballentine, ac-
conpanied by his little son, attended
the session OF the r: r. D. Associa-
tion Thursday. A genial pleasant
gentleman is Mr.. shealy.
We acknowledge with sincere thanks
an invitation from our honored friend
Prof. s. J. Derrick, to attend the
fiffy.frst commencement exercises Of
Newberry College from June 9th to
18th.
,Messrs. Ed Belinger, Frank Harper,
Robinson, A. Watson and Charlie
Bailey, of Columbia, were visitors to
the family of Col. and Mrs. M. D..
Hartman during commencement.
Messrs. F. E. Dreher and 81: N.
Hammer, representatives of the Lex
ington Camp, Sons of Veterans, have
returned from the Richmond reunion.
That they had a glorious time goes
without saying.
Miss Rosalyn shuler, who has so
successfully taught in the Palmetto
Collegiate Institute for the past two
sessions, and during which time she
has by her g~raeiousness endeared
herself to all, returned to her home
at Selwood last week.
Dr.. D. M. Crosson, of Leesvllle,
was in Lexington Monday in consul
tation with Dr.. Sandle, whoi is attend
ING Mrs. Samuel Steel, she having
been desperately ilfor sometime with
typhoid fever.