The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-02-13

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Nlaysids Notes Gathered Here and
There BY a Dispatch Man.
Miss Emma Ballentine is visiting
Mrs. G. N. Dempsey in Columbia.
See the line of fancy china and USE
ful arti cles at the Bazaar.
~ Rev. w. L. Keel who has been quite
sick is out to the delight of his friends.
one pound package of delicious
roasted coffee for 15c, at M. D. Har-
mans grocery.
Miss Essie Rawl Of Columbia is
spending the week with her aunt Mrs.
Chas Geiger..
Mr.. John @. A. Meetze, from the
river section, was here Saturday and
paid us pleasant call.
FOR SALE-One horse-mule three
years old. Apply to John J. Harnian,
Gilbert, S. G. 2wpd
A car load of wire fencing, all sizes
and kinds and prices to suit you, at
w. P. Roofs.
Mr.. Heber Ballentine who has been
s at home sick has resumed his studies
at the Institute.
Mr.. John J. Har,nan one Of the best
sitizeHs of the county, living near
Gilbert was here last week.
Mrs. Shuler, of Batesburg, is the
attractive and admired guest Of Mrs.
C. M. Efrd on lower Main street.
WANTED-Traveler for established
house. Twelve dollars weekly to
start. Expenses paid. References.
Address George G. CLOVIS, Lexington,
S. G.
When you need good quality OF
ye old time brown sugar, go TO M. D.
Harman's grocery.
Mr.. j. Fulmer, a sturdy farmer
from over on Broad river, was in town
Saturday and gave US a pleasant call.
Fresh and reliable garden seeds from
three Of the best known seedsmen.
For sale at the Bazaar.
8 Mr.. Sim j. Miller, of Brookland,
has been drawn as a grand juror of
the United States court which meets
at Florence on the 5th of March.
For pure food, good groceries and
something good to eat, remember you
find just what you want at 81. M.
Vineyards grocery.
When you want good candies, cakes
and crackers, always go to the Bazaar,
where you find every imaginable kind
made.
Mrs. j W. Hunter, nee Miss Lula
McCloud of Prosperity, is visiting Mrs.
g. e. Grahaman and other friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. ). S. Boozer, one of the most
prominent merchants of Chaplin, while
attending court last week, called in
TO see u.s..
Tomorrow is Valentine Day. At
the Bazaar you will find sentimental,
love, lace and comic valentines. Come
and make your selections.
You find at M. D. Harman's gro
cery a neat package of fine fancy
head rice. lbs. for 25c. Try pack
age.
FOR RENT-A brick store room
25xS0; well arranged for business;
good location in town of Leesville.
Apply to j. P. Able, Leesyine S. c.
4w16p
Mr.. Henry Grim, of Sandy Run,
passed through town yesterday on a
visit to his kinsman, Mr.. Paul II.
Craps, on Hollow Creek.
Mr.. Frank George has purchased
the cottage he now occupies from
Messrs. It. L. Hartman and G. w. |
Caughman.
A fine line Of crystalized fruits in
half pound boxes, just the thing for
your sweethearts, wives and daugh- |
ters, at the Bazaar.
Mr.. John J. Taylor with his force of
carpenters will, next week, commence
building new church for the Hebron
congregation.
Let US have your order for guano
and acid. Results and prices will |
please you. w. P. Roof.
Mr.. Jos. S. Meetze,< near Irmo, a
prompt paying subscriber, called in to |
see us Saturday and now both of US
feel glad.
Mr.. B. L. D-eher, substantial citi- |
zen OF the Selwood section, was here |
Saturday and called in and left a dol
lar fer another years subscription.
J. e. Barre, 100, believes that there
is nothing like man sticking to his |
last.'' He is still holding his position |
as Inspector with the Southern Rail |
way company.-Newberry College
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