The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-22

Ysss TILL dftEea y eNi ss1SA. Ast -
Bazaar.
Call at the Bazaar for bargains in
etockery, glassware, &c.
Mr.. Walter Eleazer, of Spring Hill
. Is attending court this week.
Mr.. 81. q. Adams, of Leesville route
8, IS here this week.
Mr.. j. J. Swartz is quite sick at his
home on lower Main street.
Mr.. ). E. Jumper, Of Swansea, was
here on matters of business Monday.
There win be services at Pisgah
church next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Mr. d. s.. Grout, substantial far
mer Of Gilbert, was here Monday
Mr.. Paul r. Hutto. q prosperous
farmer Of near Leesyill lle, is attending
court.
Miss Sarah Drafts, Of Gilbert, sister
sof Dr. ]. T. Drafts, is now student
of the r. o. ].
MI. Oscar Lewis, Of Gilbert, arrly.
Cd Monday to- enter the Palmstse
Collegiate Institute. 8.
Mr. II. Pet Koon, substantial Tar
merof heEork while in town Monday
see us.
I, 8 Ah Hsilman, ex-county conn
& & jfIi|1 e aida mighty fine ciRsen,
is Juror this week.
Bsnnie Harnaan. OF irno, u
inxss 4e8 days here, the guest
d srsas8drs. a. NJ. Harmsn.
'ss.s l6iss 4Ilss riddle. ! pretty little
s.lsdy f1ut zsllse siisitang stthe
aiosns of md 3. si
simon Hook, sne q ttitae mort
pperous and influential citizens cfs
Hebron ssction, was in Lexington
Mcs1ds IS
Ri. B. Hampton Kyzer, onezof the,
best tanners in the county, and res.
ideatof Gilbert b. F. D. 2, was here.
Monday.
A very large crowd was in town "a
Monday. In fact our streets have.
J been crowded with court visitors.
Mr.. James Dunning and little
daughter, Eva. after spending several
days at the home Of Col. and Mrs.
III. 10. Harman, will return to Colum-
bia to-day.
Best prices paid fer mink and all
kinds of furs during this, month.
Rice B. Harman,
Lexington, S. G..
LoST-One watch fob with black
ribbon, emblem and compass. Re-
ward if returned to Dispatcn Office.
Mr.. Jas. r. Bouknight, one Of the
most successful fnanciers in the
State and manager of the Matthews
Bouknight Co., Of Leesville, is petit
juror this week.
Col. John Bell Towel, of Batesburg
is mingIng with his many friends
here this week. The Colonel is fore
man Of the grand jury.
Mr.. Addison yansant, of upper
Hollow Creek, one Of the most suc-
eessful farmers and merchants Of that
section, gave US 8 pleasant call satur-
day.
= Mr.. Robt Kuhn, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
representing the e. 81. Hartman
company, was here yesterday. Mr..
Kuhn 10 . man Of pleasing, and char
ming personality and is , brilliant
couversstionalist.
Mr. Dtve McCsrtha, Of Black Creek,
scourt visitor. Dsye slwsys tuds
warn welcome IA Lexington. His
iol1y good.natnred way Of greeting
people makes now friends Tor him
sverytime he comes this wsy. -
= = ~ -. 4f.s.
Mr.. Jus, Dunbar and sons, lanes
and sRnl, were hers last THURSDAY.
Fhe younger James u now engaged
]: 81 tie naval lsstofes b1sipsss at Un9on,
I u... and iii dis;ing 1su u Hshss abeea
spending :: few dsys st his old home
on Black Greek.
Mr.. G.. Mally Harman, who has been
residing in Lexington for the past
several years, left with his family on
Monday for Cullmsn, Ala, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Harman and family leave many
friends behind, who wish for them
much happiness and prosperity in