The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-02-20

| WANTED-Traveler for established
! house. Twelve dollars weekly TO
start. Expenses paid. References.
Address George G., CLOVIS, Lexington
Is. G.
| Go TOD. E. Georges, Lexington
depot, for your supplies and general
! merchandise. All at reasonable prl-
ces.
/ Miss Celeste George celebrated her
ninth birthday on Monday afternoon,
| with about 80 of her friends and
schoolmates present.
For an evening of fun and amuse-
ment, go to the James Adams Big
Ten Cents Shows. It will cost you
only 10 cents.
Mr.. M. j. Rucker, of Swansea, and
one of the best citizens iq the county,
| was here Saturday and while here
gave US pleasant call.
Dry goods, notions, shoes, clothing,
hardware, tinware and groceries, at
the lowest possible prices, at y. T..
Georges, Lexington Depot.
Mr.. Job. A. Swygert, substantial
farmer of the Selwood section, was IN
| town last Thursday on business, and
he did not forget the printer.
FOR SALE-One four horse lumber
wagon, nearly new; one serviceable
farm horse, very cheap. |Wantia ten
ant for good one horse farm.
w. 81. Donly, Gilbert, S. G..
Mr.. Jas. w. Shealy was in town
yesterday exchanging his cotton for
11cts and attending to other business.
While here he did not forget the prin-
ters.
Don't forget that the Bargain Sale
now on at J. G. Glover's, Batesburg,
will close after March 1st, when the
spring and summer goods will have
arrived.
Mr.. w. G. Swygert, young and
Industrious farmer, residing near the
Blue church in the Fork, was in town
Thursday and added his name to our
list of subscribers.
Mr.. D. L. Epting, one of upper SaA
luda's best citizens, well posted. in
county affairs and q live converse
tionalist, was here Saturday and
dropped in to see us.
Rev. W. 81. Hitler, of Lemon, N. c.,
filled the pulpit at ST. Stephens Luth-
eran church Sunday morning and
Sunday evening, to large and appre-
ciative congregations
School trustees of the county will
be furnished with blanks for those
subject to poll taxnnd dogs in their
districts, which they. will be required
to return to the county auditor.
See. the advertisement of Broad
River, bridge stock in another column.
This stock is for sale by Mr.. J. G..
5Mobley of Johnston, and is a good
opportunity to invest your money.
FOR RENT-A brick store room
25xs0; well arranged for business;
good location in town of Leesville.
Apply to j. P. Able, Leesville S. G.
4w16p ~
Let me have your furs. Now is the
season to get good prices. Mink,
otter, coon, fox, etc., are selling well.
Send me what you have and will
pay highest prices-Rice B. Hartman.
Mr.. G. S. Hook and wife, of Gran
iteyille, visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Jere Hook, near Red Bank, last
week, who, we are glad to report, is
doing well for an old lady 81 years
of age.
Miss Florrie Harman left yesterday
for the land of the yellow jesemen
and sweet honey suckle on Black
creek, for much needed rest at the !
home of Mr.. John McCartha and
other friends.
DIR. D. M: Crosson, of Leesville,
was here last Thursday. He is one of |
the most valuable citizens of the
county, always ready to lend his aid
to any movement that tends to up
build his town, county and state.
Col. j. Fl. Frick and B. J. G. and
S. D. B. Lever, as attorney and ad-
ministrators of the Lever estate, were I
here Friday making the annual re-
turn of said estate. We were glad to
have call from these gentlemen.
There was a rush for the dispensary
Monday morning when it was learned
that it would close some time during
the day, for at least a few days. Much
drinking was in evidence and many
were seen helplessly drunk on our
streets.
We were glad to meet our old friend
and war chum, Mr.. Jacob Shumpert,
from on Black creek, yesterday in
town. and glad to learn that there are
no supporters in his section to
the new county scheme. All satisfied
with old Lexington county. Wise cit
izens they are, and have no axes to
grind in this scheme.