The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-20

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Court.
Christmas is drawing near.
Cold and rainy days now calls for
wood $500
Hon. q. N. EArd spent Saturday in
Leesgille. s.,
Mrs. ]. =. Fox is visiting relatives
{ IN Sumter.
Caf st The Bazaarsand see the new
goods Just opened up.
We regret to note that Mrs. NJ. P.
George Is still desperately M. q
The Lexington Department store
has recently been recovered.
MiaB Jennie LYles, Of near Seivern,
Ii visiting Miss Ethel Dreher.
Auditor Dent spent last Saturday in
Brookland, his former home.
Col. +. q. Fort, of PeIon, was in
town Lass week.
You should read the trespsss notices
published and govern yourself accord
ngiy.
Mrs. Dr.. e. 2. Derrick has returned
from visit to her parents in Colum-
biA.
Mr. John Ps Able, of Leesville,
spent the day here yesterday looking
alter business affairs.
Mr. 3. M. Craps, formerly of this
place, but now Of Cayce, is IN town
today.
Miss Beulah George is teaching
the Delingc school. near Hebron
church.
Mr.. Barney Conlin, Of Augusta,
spent Saturday and Sunday here as
the guests Of Messrs. James and John
Fox.
Mr.. Bennie Chapman, Of Washing
ton, D. o., who is visiting relatives in
the Fork, was in town last Thursday.
Little Miss Veda Barre is rapidly
recovering from her recent spell Of
typhoid fever, much to the delight OF
her numerous friends. I:
Seeded raisins, citron, prunes, figs,
raisins, nuts, apples and oranges to
arrive next week at M. D. Harmon's.
ALI good and fresh stock. s.
Iettersof Administration have been
apphedfor to George 8. Drafts, Judge
sof Probate, Of the estate Of r. w. Os-
wald, in this issue. -
Messss ]. VIM. Mitchell and Shelton
+ Perry, two OF Batesburg's enter
Spfising citizens, were in town Monday
Son business. s. i.
am now prepared to furnish coMns,
caskets, and robes at any time at
reasonable prices. LeWie Hall,
2w4p Lexington, S. @.
The place to buy your seed oats Is
AT e. B. Anghtry & Co.'s, Columbia.
They have q large stock of genuine
Rust Proof oats, and their prices are;
right. Order by mail.
Mr.. G. Perry Caughman. of Column
bia, . former Lexington boy Of whom
we are all proud, was here yesterday
soR legal business.
lee Fal1aw, who was sentenced to
s years or pay q fine Of $S00. 90 at the
last term Of court. is still In jail, his
attorney Mr.. Barrett Jones having
giyennotice OF appeal TO the Supreme
Court. ~
Can on 81. NJ. Wingard for your
groceries,, shoes, hardware or any
thing you may want In a general mer-
schandise store. He keeps everything
and sells at the lowest prices.
5 Mr.. John E. Spires, a substantial
farmer Of the Macedon section, spent
Yesterday in town. John is thinking
OF buying land up here and moving to
town.
Mr.. Thos. r. Davis of Sandy Run,
was in town yesterday short while.
t.Roots'' is an enthusiastic Calhoun
County man.
Mr. John w. Scofll, one of the best
farmers and citizens of Lexington
County residing near Pelion, was here
ON business last week. We regret to
learn that he is thinking of selling out
and moving to Texas.
The new hotelnow being erected at
Swansea by Messrs. Reynolds & Craft
viii be up-to-date in every detail. 1t
will have % rooms, all Conveniently
arranged for the accommod odation OF
guests, and viii FILL q long felt want IN
that rapid growing little town.
The place to buy blacksmith and
Wheelwright material is at T. B.
sAnghtry & Co., Columbia. They keep
anything you may want and will sell
you at the very lowest prices.
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