The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-03-27

Our young friend, J. Hamp. Hutto,
industrious and progressive, mas 10
Gated near us on R. F. D. 3, and is
farming. We were pleased to have
pleasant call from him Monday.
Mr.. F. w. Oswald, of Barr, presi-
| dent of The Home Bank and one Of
the best and most successful financlers
| in the State, was a visitor to Lex1ng-
ton yesterday.
In making your purchases for the
Easter and summer season, don't for
oct that YOU will find dress goods,
| notions, shoes and hats-all new and
fresh. stock at Meetze & Son. The
prices will please you.
WANTED-Two mules for their
feed until October 1st, 1907. Best OF
care guara nteed. Parties having sur
| plus stock will address,
Geo. II. Hook, Irene, S. G.
Farmers are certainly busy at their
work. For the past week very few
have been seen in town, and then
only when they were after some
needed article Or supplies.
Ladies, see the line of beautiful 60
carts and baby carriages, and a num-
| Der of new novelties suited for the
season, at Scott Hendrix's furniture
store.
Yesterday morning brought US a
timely shower, causing garden seed
to germinate and springforth, besides
softening the soil for the farmers
! which had become very dry, clusty
| and hard, in some sections.
The new styles in ladies' hats, with
feathers, flowers and pretty ribbons,
will make the old, ugly, sour "gal"
look as pretty and sweet as you
please.
Capt. ]. r. Bouknight, vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the
Matthews-B -Bouknight company, of
Leesville, and progressive and pros
porous citizen of that beautiful little
city, was here yesterday.
] F. B. Harman, Columbia, the pro
prietor of the shoe store, where
quality and price counts,' has an ad-
vertisement in this issue. His stock
| is all new and marked at low prices.
Mr.. Harman is native Lexingtonian,
and extends cordial welcome to the
| people of this county to call on him
when in Columbia.
Rev. j. G. Schaid will preach at
[ Nazareth Church on Easter Sunday at
II 8. m. The members and the public
generally are invited to attend this
service.
| WANTED-Lady or gentleman of
| fair education to travel for firm of
s25O,00O capital. Salary S1,072 per
| year, payable weekly. Expenses ad
vanced. Address Geo. G. CLOVIS, Lex
| ington, S. c.
The best place to buy your ice
cream freezers, refrigerators, paints
and oil, wood mantels, CRATES and
tiles, stoves and ranges is at Lee A.
| Lorick & Bro, Columbia, S. Q.
Watch for their change in advertise
| ment which will appear next week.
Messrs. Efird & Dreher, attorneys
| at law. are now occupying their hand
some six room concrete building which
has just been completed at cost OF
I several thousand dollars. No finer
offices can be found anywhere in the
State.
Buy your heavy groceries, hard
| ware, etc., from the old reliable firm
of It. 3. Aughtry s. Co., Columbia.
You will find just what you need in
the above lines and at prices that
| Will please you.
William Platt & Co., Columbia, S.
c., have just received their spring and
summer lines of dry goods, notions;
etc. They always carry large and
beautiful stock, but this season sur
| passes any previous one for beauty
| and loveliness Of styles. When in
Columbia give them a call whether
you want to buy Or not.
Capt. L. w. Redd's band rendered
delightful music at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. W. P. Roof Saturday night:
Delicious refreshments were served
and the evening proved one Of genu-
! inc pleasure to the invited guests.
| Messrs. Nathan ". Wannamaker
| and, John G.. Muller, two of Sandy
Runs staunchest citizens and as
clever gentlemen as ever breathec
the breath Of life, were IL town yes
| teroay in attendance upon the County
Board Of Assessors.
We repeatedly prompt paying sub
scribers are wanted Oh our list. Those
who do not pay up annually for their
| paper, need not be surprised TO find
same discontinued. We receive sub
! scriDt;ons for three, six CT twelve
months, which enables any one to
keep up. This does not, however. ap-
| ply to tlose who pay up promptly