The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-29
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try some OF the fine cigars at the
Bazaar. No better made.
Mr. Davis d. Smith was in town.
Monday and dropped in to see us and
left his dues.
Mr.. John M. Sharpe, of Gilbert,
Route /, called in Monday and did not
forget the printers. 8
Mr.. Z. L. Dreher, from Columbia.
was q visitor to Lexington Saturday
s and called In to see us.
Mr..John F. CLANCY, from Mace
don, one Of our good old subscribers,
came in to see Us Saturday.
a recent postal regulation requires
as TO discontinue all papers ITO sub
scribers more than q year over due.
3 We are still giving aJgains in fancy
china, crockery, clocks, silverWare,
etc. Harman's Bazaar. y. &;
Mr.iWm. IN. Schwartz, of Columbias5
spent Sunday with his father who is
still quite i'll.
mr.. Chas. 81. Drafts spent Sunday
night with his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Geo. s.. Drafts.
nispensary Auditor w. B. West is
! III town checking up the books of the
dispensaEy.
Col. J. C. Fort, Of Pelion, is spend
IND 9 few days here on, business CON-
nected with court.
sOrne of the very best cough reme-
ilfes. Hyer medicines, pills and 9
general iine of standard patent medi-
cines viii be hound at the Bazaar.
MI. j.. III. Addy, one of tho clever
pst and best citizens OF upper Hollow
creek, was in town Tuesday and made
us s pleasant cal.
Mr. Satterfield s. CAN'T, near Steed-
man, IN attendance at court, called
81 "a see us yesterday and added his
name to our subscription list.
IS Mr.. B. =. Derrick, OF Hilton, 9
Juror at court, and q good man, hand
ed US his dollar for the paper another
year.
5 Mr.. e.. 81. Kirkland, of Station A,
Columbia, did not wait to see Us but
sent his dollar by mail for the paper
another year.
Mr.. Adam r. Metz, of near Irmo.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. NJ.
sHarman, In town.
still have in stock line of beau
Eful art squares and rugs, which am
offering cheap. Scott Hendrix.
Solicitor Zimmerman spent Sunday
and Monday in Anderson with Mrs.
Zimmerman and little Miss Thinner
man.
s Mr.. D. Peyton Hartley, Of Bates
burg, spent Sunday in Lexington. He
came over in his handsome automo-
bile.
Remember the Dispatch Office is
prepared to execute all kinds of job
printing on short notice at the right
prices.
Misses Essie and Lucille Efrd attend
ed reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Hudgins at their handsome
home in Columbia, Friday evening.
Buy your fine feed, hay, corn, oats,
etc, at wholesale prices from Z. B.
Aughtry & Co., Columbia, S. G. A
postal will bring you prices.
Mr.. j. II. Warner, q popular and
clever young gentleman from Irene,
was q Juror last week. He did not
forget that his subscription was due
and on Saturday afternoon called in
to see us.
Pictures to decorate your hall, par
lor, or dinning room. See them at
Scott Hendrix g Furniture Store. They
are pretty and cheap.
Mr.. John J. Harman, one of the
substantial and well-to-do citizens of
upper Hollow creek, was petit juror
last week. On Saturday afternoon
Immediately after drawing his pay,
he called at our Office and renewed his
{ subscription.
FOR RENT-My farm containing
40 acres open land, four miles south
of Lexington and same distance from
Irene. Fine land and easy cultivated.
80 G.. w. PRICE,
1wpd Lexington, s. G.
We were indeed glad to see our old
friend, Mr. J. w. Ogilvie, in town
yesterday. For many years he was
connected WIN Inc dispatch duu IL
made us feel like old times to see his
genial happy face. He is now con.
nected with the Horny Herald, at
Conway, s. G. He was accompanied
by. Mrs. ogilvie.
AFTER SO YEARS experience mil
lions of users of L. & M. PAINTS
claim:-First, it wears 10 to Is years
Second, it only costs $1.20 a gallor
Third, its the best they have eye
used-Fourth, sixteen thousand agents
certify to these facts.
E. P. Derrick, Lexington, S. G..