The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-02-13
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A lot of new hardware embracing
everything just in stock. See our
W. P. Roof.
FOR SALE-Weaver Parlor Organ
and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine, both practically new.
Apply to Emanuel Hallman.
Factory Hill, Lexington, S. c.
2w15p.
Whenever you wish to buy buggies
and harness you will find it to your
interest, first to call and see W. P.
Roof.
Mr.. Thos. Monts, accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. Keith, to her home III
Adalusia, Ala. His daughter spent
six weeks with him in this county.
Mrs. Udney Heitmann, of Christian
sted, St. Croix, Danish West Indies.
arrived Saturday night and will spend
a while with her neice, Mrs. F. ".
Raueh.
MIR. and Mrs Bob. Hubbard, CT Co.
lumbia, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rose, visited the parents of the latter,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Harman, here
Sunday.
The handsome two-story concrete
Office building of T. E Dreher, Esq,
is nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy in a week Or
two.
Are you thinking of buying a nice
dresser or suite of furniture? If SO,
go and see what bargains you find at
Scott Hendrix's furniture store.
Company M. Second regiment State
militia, of New Brookland and the
pride of the town, and the only mill
tia company in the county, will be
inspected on the 5th Of April next.
The surveyors of the trolly line have
passed on through our town, and
when last heard of, were twelve miles
above this place continuing the sur
vey for Saluda.
Miss Lucy Daniel Wingard has re-
turned to her home on upper Main
street, after a most delightful visit of
FIVE weeks to relatives and friends in
Orangeburg.
Mr.. James Caughman, one of our
best farmers residing on Wyse's Ferry
road, honest as the days are long and
a good, clever citizen, was in town
Saturday and dropped in to see us.
Mr.. Demsey E. George has purchas-
ed the stock of goods from G. E. Coriey
at the depot and will give his friends
and customers lowest prices at all |
times.
Everybody loves a comfortable
home and to have one you must have |
nice furniture: You find just what |
you need at Scott Hendricks furni- |
ture store.
Mrs. G. A. Derrick and Mrs. Jacob |
Buckley, were called to the bedside of +
their father, Mr.. S. Luther Smith, in
the Fork last week. Mr.. Smith had a
severe attack of acute Indigestion,
but we are pleased to note that he is
now much better.
When you are worried to know what
to cook and where you can find it.
Just go to M. L. Kleckley's grocery,
and you will find cabbage, turnips,
Irish potatoes, onions, canned goods
Of all kind, and fruits to please you.
Capt. G. A. Lucas, the popular trav-
cling ngrepresentative of the well known
music house of Thomas & Barton, of
Augusta, Ca, spent few days here
last week in the interest of his com
oany. Capt. Lucas is quite popular
IN Lexington, he having been the
principal Of the school here several
years ago.
If there is wanted anything in gro
;eries, dry goods, shoes, clothing
hardware, etc., Call and see Demsey
3. George at the depot.
Mr.. j. D. Popwell, formerly of the
9elion section, now green grocer on
1926 Wayne street, Columbia. S. c.,
vas in town Saturday and called in
% see US. He is pleased with his new
home and business, and says he could
1ot be satisfied without the good old
Dispatch and has it to follow him.
Mr.. Geo. M. Dean, who held a high
position with the Columbia duck mill,
las moved his family from Brookland
20 Bennetsville, S. c., at which place
le has been employed as one of the
overseers in the Bennettsville cotton
Mills. Mr.. Dean was very popular
while at Brookland and held many
prominent offices there. Brookland
will miss his unretiring efforts, both
Is an energetic worker and from So
,ial standpoint.
For Sale.