The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-12-11

s sTsnaIiM Bazasr wilI furnish
1Sriatsnas Trees at reduced prices.
RaY. William il. Taylor Hayes of
s1lbe1 wss ii town last Saturday as-
ening to offaciaa hussness
rn5t cake inRredients, fresh stock,
:ssiSt the Lsxingt0n Department store.
ess persons fndeb ebted,t0 the firm of.
SA ~. Frick 6 Son, Of Chapin, nnst
lakepayment by January lst, 1895.
Sc. ID. E. Ballentine returned from
# #ha11eetcn Thursday, where he was
ttending court as member OF the
9 eraud jury IS s.
Powdered sugar, for your Christ
tas cakes, at the Lexington Depart
aent store. ss
Tie many friends OF Mrs. Dr. b. z.
Derrick viii regret to learn that she iss
inlet - at the home Of her parents IN
81 B brown sugar for your Christmas
k6s, rs IA Haynanas grocery
little son of Mn George Hayes
4 Bu from mule yesterday and broke
arm Drs Wingard reset the limb
sll the boy issdoing very well.
Kris Kringle,s headquarters are at
he Bazar ISveryt hing ready for
hristnass Make your purchases now
befofe tie line IS broken.
Edwin G. Dreher has returned
g{ nom Charleston. where he went as a.
3uroE III the ID. s.. Court, which is now
fhat city
entine has returned to
lyswb etter spending seyeral days
y dng vel Sgd Is as pleasing as in the
S2Eay4 OF y&ke.s 81 3 ss5 80
;|s E 5. Aughtry - CO., Columbia, is
he place TO sbuyyouf heavy and fancy
4 4 zuSceffes. either at wholesale or re-
sil The prices low.
s F0K SALE Three show cases,
&Ixaiee and other store ftxtures.
JACOB H. ROLAND, 8
Three pound canned tomatoes at
d 3Qss can; at d. Hafman s gro-s
M order make 8 division among
B eirS, the stock o4 R. w. Efick 81
Is on Chaplin, amounting 20 5000,
VIII Be sold at and below cost for the,
( nex so days.
Miss Emma Ballentine has returned
to Rrookland, after being indisposed
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
MlS. Dy Ballentine, for the past
three weeks. g:as
lot OF nav enameled ware in
Washpans, sauspans, wash bowls, pitt
cRerB, kettles, bakepans, pieplates,
setc all durable and cheap, ATM. ID.
4 Harn1an's grocery.
Hon. IN. B. Wannamaker spent
Monday in Lexington. Mr.. Wanna
maker is clever gentleman and is.
growing more popular with the peo-
pie every day. 55
If You wish to buy a sbeautiful art
aqnare, OF rug, from the cheapest to
the finest Brussel, call at Scott Hem
dirk Furniture Store. .5
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Barre, OF. lower
Dutch Fork are spending q while in.
IRE Land Of Flowers. 2 They are
now at Jacksonville, but will visit
several other cities before returning
& home.
You should see the large line of
rockers, chairs, etc, at Scott Hendrix.
Furniture Store. They are beauties,
durable, and the cheap prices will as.
6o6ish YOU. sss = 5 s'sss:s
FOR RENT-one house. splendid
5 store bel0w and four rooms above.
Apply TO - 81.
q John w. Bouknight, -. i
Ballentine, s. g.
(h1isfmas trees viii be furnished at
xyery liberal discount, with no better
Iine 81 Christmas goods to select from
than yo0 viii fin1 at the sBazaaE
;ss Rev. W. H. Hitler and W. B. Gronk,
3aessrs. W. !. P.Roof, G. E. Leaphart,
( 81. tx R.sEyzer.r M Harman and
saG. NJ E6u4xfx1s5ad the meeting OF
the Es s. lllS sdhe Lutherans in
DDl51bi& lastaWA4G.
:sIn aoolkff1i YYSnr. Christmas sup
pies on orket that you viii find
the very best groceries, fruits, candies,
xsisins, nuts, ETC., at NJ. D. Harman's
grocery. S. Il
Messrs. Samuel 3. Leaphart, Alfred
Fox and Thos. L. Harman from
!: Lexington Lodge, and Messrs. z. /.
59RsW1 aud Roston a. Barre, of Boyi-
storL Lodge, are attending the meet
ing OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons at