The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
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wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There By q Dispatch Man.

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Nlayside Notes Gathered Here and
There BY . Dispatch Man.
Beautiful dinner sets now going at
cost at The Bazaar,
Barrett Jones, Esq, Of Batesburg,
was here yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. g. B. Dreher. of selwood, was
here Tuesday and called in to see us.
Buy yonr garden seed at Harnan's
Bazaar. Fresh stock just arrived.
Mrs. Margaret Nichols is desperately
I'LL at her home a few miles above
town.
Mrs. katherine Caughman, who
Has been quite sick for the past sew
erai days, is much improved.
Hon. @. NJ, Efrd is attending the
meeting tof the State Bar association
in Columbia. J
julius Ballentine is spending 3
I few days with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. &. Ballentine.
S. Monday court win begin. Don't
forget TO bring or send your dues 20.
this paper.
M. samuel B. George spent yes.
terday in Columbia on matters Of
business,
Mr.. D. 2 Ridgen, travelling repre-
sentative Tor the Armour Fertilizer
Company was here Monday.
Messrs Rsedy and Oscar Boatwdght,
of Leesviille, II. F. D. 1, were here on.
business MohdaY.
Don't forget to call and see the
beautiful crockery going at cost at
B The Bazaar.
Mr., Wm. 81. Buckley has been con-
1lned to his room for the past several
days With q grippe.
III. Md Cong 4 quite i'll at his
hone near ex3ngton. which is caus-l
ing his relatives and friends no little
anxiety.
Miss Minnie 3. Garvin, neof Wag,s
8 . etes i fairest young ladies, has been
soh q visit to her sister, Mrs. z. H.
Cook, of the Providence section.
Prot, t. b Whittle, principal of
J the New Rrookland high school and
ops Of the finest educators in the
country, was here Saturday,
q: WANTED 10 buy q good second
hand cotton gin, about 70 saws, also
feeder and press. Apply at Dispatch
Office.
caashman Bros, Columbia, native
Lexingtonian's, have q new ad., IN
this issue. They will treat you right +
on everything in their line.
Miss Bessie Dufie, of Winston-sa-
lem, N. c., passed through town yes
u 6SYO3Y 6QIOuD6 W hSA Ss@~AAS
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Corley.
Rev. and Mrs. w. 81. Hitler return
ad lastsweek, after spending several
days with the formers mother IN
Georgia.
Mr.P.I. Rawl, of Boylsbon, called in
!. =, 1,aeSr,e last week and paid for his
paper. Brother "Phil'' is one of The
Dispatch's staunchest friends and we
are always glad to see him.
Mr.. J. Luther Smith, ex-supervisor
of Lexington county and one OF the
nost substantial citizens Of the Fork,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
lila, visited his daughter, Mrs. j. j..
Bickley. for several days last week.
Mrs. F. w. Rauch and little daugh-
ter are expected to return to-day from
Blythe. Ga, where they have been
anending q month with relatives.
Brother .Fed' is wearing broad
smile.
Misses Bessie and Hattie Hook, TWO
charming and popular young ladies OF
the Hebron section, were in town
shopping Saturday, accompanied oy
their friend, Miss Mary Gayle OF
Columbia. -
See the change of advertisement OF
the Lexington Savings Bank in this
issue. It is the oldest bank IN tine
county and is run on conservative BUS
fneas methods. The clerks are cour
teous in their treatment to depositor'
and the bank. continues to grow.
Hon. Geo. s. Drafts, time and time
apain honored by the good people o
Lexington county, will not reaa
newspaper on credit. He called In {
a dsy or two ago and paid his SUB
scription and that of his sons' "h'
are now away from Lexington