The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-04-03
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Many people we're "April fooled''
Monday.
Clothing going at cost at the Lex
ington Department Store.
The mail riders and many others
donned their overcoats yesterday.
Blankets were quite comfortable
Monday and last right.
Mr.. James B. Addy, of Peak, was
in town Monday on business.
Col. John Bell Towill, Of Batesburg,
was q visitor to Lexington Monday.
Everything cheap at the Lexington
Department Store.
solicitor Zimmerman went to Bates
burg on business Saturday.
Mr.. Scott Hendrix went. to Lees
vile on business Monday.
Miss Matte George is visiting her
brother, w. D. George in Spartanburg.
Lutheran Conference win be held at
Brookland, commencing next Friday
MI. and Mrs. Walter Harman, OF
.the Fork, were visitors to Lexington
Friday.
The change has warned you the
nast few days, that your straw hat ls
not yet in season.
Mr.. Elias Caughman, of Columbia,
spent Sunday with his friends and
relatives here.
The Lexington Department Stores
cheap Line OF Fertilizer is not all gone
yet.
DR.. Theordore A. QuatHebaum, Of
Batesburg, attended the Medical
Society here Monday.
Many ladies from the surrounding
country attended the millinery open
ings here last week.
People come from all sections of the
county to trade. Why? Because
they get better bargains here.
a large crowd was in Lexington
Saturday and the merchants had the
best trade they have had this year.
Mr.. Roy Green, a handsome young
gentleman of Orangeburg, was an
Easter visitor to Lexington.
Mr.. r. E. Chewing, popular life
insurance agent of Leesville, was in
town Monday.
Seven paupers are now reported at
5 the County poor house, six OF whom
8 are colored and one white.
M. w. L. Taylor, one of our pro-
gressive farmers above here, called
in to see us yesterday.
A fine assortmentof colognes, toilet
SOAPS, all of the best grades, at the
Bazaar.
81. Newton Monts, of Columbia,
was here Sunday shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Jumper, OF
Brookiand, visited the parents of the
latter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Corley, ,satur-
day and Sunday.
Did you say, ''see that gal ofmine"
Sunday with her new hat and dress?
She's beauty says the dude of our
town.
Mr.. John S. Fox, who holds a re-
,sponsible position with the Augusta
Lumber Co., spent Easter with his
parents here.
= Mr.. J. P. Copeland, of Baxter, ac-
companied by his little son, Frank, is
spending today in Lexington, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Haiti
wanger.
Mr.. Oscar Derrick, now of Rock
Hill, spent Easter here with his par
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A fine line of crystalized fruits in
packages, just the thing for your
wives, daughters and sweethearts, at
/. the Bazaar.
The finest n,ackerel that money can
buy are for sale at the Lexington De-
partment Store for 5 and 10 cents
each.
FOR SALE-Black Langshan and
Brown Leghorn eggs at S1.oo per set
ting of 13; at The Dispatch Poultry
Yards.
Messrs. Caughman & Harman have
purchased the hack line Of the Drafts
hotel, and will continue to meet al
trains, hauling passengers to and
from town to the depot.
Mr.. P. w. Barnes, of Ridge Spring,
was here last week erecting a hand
some monument to the lamented Dr..