The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-04-24

Miss Mary Graham left Friday after
noon for North Carolina, from whence
she will go to the Jamestown EXPOSE
| ton at Norfolk, Va.
Sheriff Corley has two colored pris-
toner's in jail-Dave Collins, charged
with gambling and Allen Bowers for
selling whiskey at Chaplin.
Postmaster S. j. Leaphart is at
tending a meeting of the Post
| masters Association of South Carolina
in Columbia today.
Cards are out announcing the mar
| riager of Mr.. Horace D. Crosson to
| Miss Nettie McCartha on Thursday
evening April 25th.-Leesville News.
pinnacle" -four, ground from pure
wheat and guaranteed to be unadul-
terated, as well as the choicest lines
of staple and fancy groceries, can be
found at h.. M. Vineyards popular
/ grocery.
Lexington lodge Masons will meet
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
ALL PERSONS are hereby notified
not to hunt, or allow their stock to
roam at large, or to trespass in any
way upon my lands.
J.. Evans Eargle.
Mr.. Sidney D.. B. Lever, one of
| Ghapin's clever citizens and substan-
tial farmers, was in town Friday or
business: We are always glad to
shake his genial paw.
Miss Salome Zimmerman, sister of
Solicitor George Bell Zimmerman,
is nov at her fathers home at Bates
burg, where she is rapidly recovering
from her very serious illness at Kis-
| SEINE, Fla.
MI. d. T. Hare of Summit, a true
and faithful Confederate veteran, sub
stantial citizen and a good man, came
down Monday. to the old soldiers
meeting.
Young ladies and gentlemen will
find something interesting to them in
Z. J. Frink's training school adver-
tisement.
If you would take care of your
poultry just let shand Builders Sup
ply Company, Columbia, 8. c., send
you 'Five Minute Talk" See their
advertisement.
A number of young ladies adorned
our streets with their beautiful and
smiling faces on Friday. They were
here on examination and a pretty
bevy of them paid their respects to
the Bazaar.
See the latest styles and weaves in
white goods and colored lawns at J..
8. Wessinger's Store, Chaplin, S. G.
The quality and price please all who
take a look in the dry goods depart
ment.
MI. M. L. Keckley has returned to
his old home about six miles above
Lexington, where he will continue in
the mercantile business. While in
Lexington MI. Kleckley and family
have made many friends who regret
to see them leave.
just opened a novelty line of mems,
youths and boys clothing. The fine
quality and low prices make the trad
ing public buy from J. S. Wessinger,
Chaplin, S. G.
We regret to learn through the
Peak. correspondent of the Columbia
State in In article to that paper of
the 18th, inst, that Mrs. M. E. Stuck,
| proprietress of the Peak hotel, is
critically i'll.
Miss Ellen Hendrix, after teaching
a successful session of the Irene
school, has returned to her home.
| Miss Hendrix is one of the most brill
liant and successful lady teachers in
the county andher services are always
in demand.
Mr.. Frank Rawl, a former Lexing-
ton boy, but who is now a resident of
Batesburg where he has a lucrative
position with the Middleburg Mill,
has recently recovered from a very
severe attack of lagrippe.
Books of subscription to the capital
stock of the Tri-County Fair, were
opened at the office of M. E. Rutland
at Batesburg Monday. The corpora
tors are: M. E. Rutland, J. w. Dreh-
er, W. w. Watson and j. Walter Nc
Cartha.
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