The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-27
.pENc1L And SCISSORS.
yvaysids Notes Gathered Here and
There by ! Dispatch Man.

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Esesyti,las Tor the elsildren ct Har-
nsanss Ba1sar.
Psy Jour subscription to THE Dis
patch.
Nr. Scott Hendrix is on business
Trip to Leesyine.
Mr.. B. D. Smith spent Sunday at
LeesviAe. =
Lawyer E. L. AsbnI was in town
Monday on business. IS
Nh. Bennie Harman, Of the Fork,
spent last night in Lexington.
See Tapp's change in advertise
ment elsewhere in this issue.
We understand that wedding bells
win ring in town tonight.
Mr.. J.. III, Shnll, Of Arthuras, was in
Lexington yesterday on business.
There are Six prisoners in jail; five
negroes and one white.
Mr.. Ct. a. Derrick issspending few
days at Leesville on business.
The chain gang is now located at
limo, with only six haIp1s.
Col. b. 2. Barre, the sage Of Rocky
Well was here Monday.
new lot Of Capital City hams and
Il full line Of groceries at NJ. D. Har-
mans Grocery.
Many gobbler win gobble his last
gobble today tomorrow is Thanks
giving.
am now prepared to furnish cofins,
caskets, and robes at any time at
reasonable prices. Lewie Ball,
Rlenty Of rain during the past week
caused the rivers and smaller streams
{ to rise to overhoying.
When you want stationery-the
p-to-date kind remember that The,
Diapatch prints that kind.
Mr.. Jno. g. Swygert, Of Peak, this
county, has recently been made
director of the Gafney Mfg. 90.
Mr. Quincy Ballentine left last Sat
ufday for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he
goes to take course in telegraphy: Z
Fruit cake gradients seedless
raisins, citron, currants, etc.,-just
received st III. d. Harnan's Grocery.
Faney china, glassware and toys,
u every conceivable kind. at Tho
DaxaAr.
Mr.. Frank w. Shealy the genial tax
collector faom Lexington, was here
yesterday. Batesburg Advocate.
Gharlie Taylor, son Of Mr.. Jacob
Taylor, OF this place, is Eow clerkng
for Mr.. Scott Hendrix.
Mrs. Thos. Z. Harman has been
spending the week in Columbia on a
visit to her sister. Mrs. Jacob Roberts.
Fnn line Of gentlemen's shoes, all
shapes and prices, at Meetze Il Son.
The prices viii please you.
FOR SALE Three good mich
cows. Apply quick to J. II. Shun,
near Arthur's, s. @.
Thursday, Nov. 2sth., being a legal
holiday, the Lexington Savings Bank
win be closed. - $.
Mr.. w. Pickens Roof, .Jr., attended
the Summer Wise wedding in New
berry last Thursday evening.
Wedding, christmas and birthday
presents In great variety just OPEN
Cd up AZ Tho Baxaar.
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association is called to meet in the
Institute builingd Dec. IA, 1907. A.
program will appear In next issue of
this paper. Ellen Hendrix,
Sec. Elk. Com.
Oranges, apples, bananas, nuts Of
all kinds, and a fresh stock of fancy
and plain candies, at M. D. Harman's
Grocery.
The ever popular and jolly Editor
s. Col. q. M. Harman of The Lexington.
Dispatch was on our streets shaking
hands with numerous friends all day
Thursday Batesburg Advocate,
We regret to. note the continued
serious illness of Mr.. 3. 4. Wingard.
His many friends throughout the
{ county and the patrons on route /,
will join The Dispatch In wishing for
him speedy and permanent recovery.
Ladies, misses and children's shoes
Just the kind for this balmy weather.
The prices were never more favorable,
! and the styles will please you.
i Meetze & Son.
We are certainly under obligations
!. to our friend L. L. Price, of Minis, Fla.
Z for q box of nice oranges, tangerines,
Z and lemons. We appreciate 2 his
+ thoughtfulness of US and will think of
his Kindness for time to come.