The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-02-19
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
wayside Notes Gathered Here, ard
There by a Dispatch Man.

EuGlI IdSVOA Ae1os''
Miss Mary Graham is visiting fnends
at Crescent City, Fla.
Oranges, apples, bananas and fruits
Of all kinds at The Bazaar.
New pupils keep coming IN at tne
Palmetto Collegiate institute.
Mr.. B. r. Hyler, resident OF Gill
bert r. f. D. 4, was here Monday.
Mr.. John Fl. Bailey, a jovial citizen
of near Ir1no, was in town yesterday.
Leather collars, brides, trace chains
and plow stocks just received at
j. S. Wessinger's, Chapin, 5. Y.
Mr. Ernest S. Koon, Of the Fork,
was here Yesterday attending to legal
business.
Mr.. ). A. Corley, who resides De
tween here and Columbia, was mere
on business Monday.
We were indeed glad to meet our
rood friend, B.L G.. Lever, OF Chapln,
IS town Monday. He was as Jovlai
as ever.
Mr.. Thad D. Derrick, one OF the sub
stantial farmers OF Hilton, was III
town Moday.
Mr. r. N. Sem, one Of the good
citizens of the Hebron section, was
here Monday and renewed his SUD-
sscription.
Mr.. J. s.. Dunbar. one OF Black
Creeks substantial citizens, was II
town Saturday on business.
Just received two cars Of best flour.
Get nv prices before you buy.
S. Wessinger, Chaplin, $. q.
Mr.. d. b. Amick, Of upper Salud a,
was here Monday and left his dues to
this paper:
Mr.. Frank A. Weed, a clever citi-
zen residing near Irmo, was here Mon
day.
g Mr.. Albert NJ. Boozer, a prominent,
attornery of the Columbia bar, was
here Monday on legal business.
Mrs. w. "a. Wright, of Atlanta, is
spending some time with her father,
Mai. John Wilson Buter.
Saturday, February %, 1908, being
4 legal holiday, the r. Ed. carriers
viii not serve their routes GA that
date.
Don't forget to make your tag re-
turns on the Ath, which is the last
day tie auditor will accept them.
Mr.. PAUL.. Lindler, of Little Noun
tain. was here Monday and not only
paid for his paper, but for raneignbor's
also.
MIR. D. w. Hite, one of the best
men in the county and one OF our
eldest subscribers, sent Us donsp~py
his son on Monday.
Mr.. Heber r. Dreher, one of the
most progressive farmers OF the Sci,
wood section, was here Monday and
called in to see US.
Mr.. Daniel J. Frye, of Switzerneek,
was here Tuesday and purchased
more land to be used in his truck
farming.
Miss Beulah George, who is teaching
the Delingo school, spent Sunday at
home. Miss George was accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Buff.
Mr.. Charlton Seay, son of Mr.John
Adam Seay, of Brookland, soldier
boy now stationed on Sullivan's Is
land, was here yesterday.
See the advertisement of the Kauf-
mann Drug Co., in this issue. When
you need anything in their line, be
sure to see them before you buy.
Rev. M. OF. Kreps, of Prosperity,
Rev. O. N. Rountree, of Gilbert, Rev.
Cronk, of Virginia, were the welcome
guests of the Misses Stuart Monday.
Prof. Thad w. Dreher, of Selwood,
member of the County Board of
Education and one of the most learn
ed teachers in the county was here
Monday on business.
~You can have 100 each note
heads and envelopes with YOU. name,
business and address, printed thereon,
for one dollar, at The Dispatch Office.
Mr.. John Adam Seay, of Brookland,
was in town last week. Mr.. Seay is
prompt in all things, and especially
in paying for his paper.
The friends of David R. George,
one of our boys, will be glad to learn
that he is nicely located at New
UrleanS.
Mr.. Samuel M. McCravey and his
interesting family have moved to the
John Gable place, near Counts Ferry.
We are sorry to lose Samuel from our
town.
Miss Lizzie Harman has been on
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
In the Providence section. This is
Leap Year, you know, and we are
expecting announcements at any
time.
If you have rheumatism send us
your name and address and ITS
FREE, we will mail you absolutely
free a trial package of the Celebrated
Magic Rheumatism Cure.
Magic Remedy Co., Box 6,
4W16