The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Way.ide Notes Gathered Here and
There by a Dispatch Man.
Valentines at the Bazaar.
H.D. Hughes, from Seivern, called
in to see us Monday.
Court week visitors are here IN
large numbers.
For your shoes, hats, gents furnish
ings, &c, call on 81. NJ. Wlngaro.
90 to The Bazaar for your Valen-
tines.
WANTED-Peck of good seed rye.
Apply at the Dispatch Office.
Miss Matte George is at home from
her school, because OF sickness.
Our friend Thos. j. Roof while in
town Monday, called in to see us.
J. E. Ballington called in to see US
Monday and renewed his subscription.
While attending court drop in to
see us and pay your dues to the Dis
patch.
Please remember to have your dues
ready for the editor Of the Dispatch on
on his rounds.
Mr.. II. B. Barr, prominent citizen
Of Steadman, is attending court this
week.
Mrs. w. D. Blume, of Augusta, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Marks, In town.
Mr.. Paul McCartha, of Hilton, and
one Of the most substantial citizens
of the county was visitor to Lexlng.
ton Monday.
Mr.. w. M. Buff, prominent cltl-
zan of the Switzerneck section, was
in town yesterday.
FOR SALE-One mule, three years
old. Price $1s5.0o. j. W. Eargle,
Spring Hill, S. 9. zWio
Mr.. Morgan Corder, q young, far
mer OF Baxter, is attending court this
! week as a member of the petit jury.
Capt. D. J. Griffith, the popular.
superintendent of the State penlten-
tiary. was here, on Saturday.
Rev. J. W. Kneece will preach his
farewell sermon at Nazareth church
sSnnday morning at the usual hour.
Miss Ellen Hendrix is confined to
bar he'd wifi an attack of Grippe"
and win be unable to begin herschooi
again before the first OF next week.
For your groceries, of every de-
scr;ntion. call on FL. M. Wingard and
Seyou will find what you want and he
isreliable for what he sells. \
::ssA Country Kid" one of the finest
productions of the age, will pc pre-
sented in four different acts at the
ope1a house tonight. s.
) SIisde Mas Eva Kyzer, who has
been very sick for the past several
days. is rapidly improving under the
skiilfHl treatment of DR.. Derrick.
Auditor Dentis growing more popular
every day with the people. They
are pleased with his rapid way OF
discharging the duties OF the office
and the returns SO far have oeen
good. @
Wanted to exchange fine Black
Langshan cockerel for a thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock or Wyandotte cock
erel about one year old.
Rice B. Harman.
WANTED-Trayeler for established
house. Twelve dollars weeEly to
start. Expenses paid. References.
Address George G. CLOVIS, Lexington,
s. C.
LOSf-Ladies brooch near rock
quarry; blue enamel backgro und;
gold scroll work with five small dla-
monds in outer circle and one in cen
ter. Reward if returned to Don
Kimbau.
Miss Mary Woodward Lyles, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter
of Capt. J. Feaster Lyles, and an
honor graduate of the Winthrop Nor
NAL college, is visiting Mrs. E. J.
Dreher.
At the opera house tonight "a
Country Kid'' in four different acts,
presented by Mr.. III. B. Whitaker
and his big cast. Two bands will
furnish music and a good line of
specialties between each act.
Misses Mama, Bessie and Hattie
Hook, three lovely young ladies OF
New Brookland, were the admired
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Caugh-
man Saturday and Sunday.
Be sure to see the editor on his
rounds and pay him your dues. AS
stated before in these columns, upon
his return to the Office our books will
be gone over and all in arrears for IL
months or more will be dropped of
the list. We only want prompt pay
ing subscribers.