The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-07-08

easy payments-installmen plan-a
bargain. Apply at this Office. If
: Mr.. Jas. Caughman's many friends
have announced him as candidate
for county commissioner and hope he
will make the race.
When looking for white and wash
goods, ladies are invited to inspect
the line Just received at Meetze & Son
before buying elsewhere.
Miss Blanche Kyzer, the deservedly
popular assistant teacher in the Chap-
in school, has gone to Glenn SprMgs
to spend her vacation.-Chapin Home
Journal.
Miss Nola Haltiwanger, of the Re-
tail Clerks union, with the }. l.. MINI
naugh store, is sick at her home, and
will not be able to resume her work
for at least one week.-Columbla
Record.
Board of Registration was kept busy
handing out certificates Monday:
1t is necessary for everybody to get
new registration certificate thls
year.
There was large crowd IN town
Monday. The county commissioners
were in session, transacting regular
routine business, and the various can
didates were on hand seeking the
votes of the dear people,"
Prof. and Mrs. W. E. Black and
little daughter, left on Monday for q
two weeks visit to relatives and
friends at Little Mountain, Prosperity
and Saluda. May they have a pleas
ant sojourn.
All old registration certifca tes are
''no good". Every man must get,
not renewal but new reglstratlon
certificate this year, otherwise ne
| cannot vote. The board is now IN
session ready to serve you.
Gentlemen! Your attention is di-
rected, and your interest is right now
at the big clearance sale at MINI
naugh's, Of clothing, hats, underwear
&c. Here you will find unusual val
ues for little money. Don't miss this
sale. You will find something to
please you.
FOR RENT-Store room at Swan
sea, s. c., near the depot. The best
location for business in the town.
T. L. Martin,
1924 Main Street. Columbia, S. 9.
Mr.. F. Hamp Hendrix was the hap
piest man in the whole crowd that was
here on Monday. The Stork had JUST
yisitedhis home Monday morning ana
left fine baby boy.
Misses Josie Carroll, of Yorkville,
| Elizabeth Hawkins, of Prosperity and
| Sadie DesPortes, of Ridgeway, three
| charming young ladies, are expected
on Friday to be guests at Miss Lucille
Buffers house party.
Miss May Bradford returned on yes
| terday from Hot Springs, Arkansas,
where she has been spending several
! weeks. Her many friends will be
| Glad to know that she is almost entire
| " relieved of rheumatism.
The Misses Riley, two exceedingly
handsome and charming young iadles
of Columbia, spent Saturday and sun
day with their uncle, Mr.. r. l.. Kels-
ler, at Gilbert. ,,.
Col. D. J. Griffith, of whom all Lex,
inpton county loves and honors, went
down to his plantations near Gilbert,
last Saturday. He says that his crops
are good, and the crops on the state
farms under his supervision, were
never better. This is saying much,
for the Colonel always has fine crops.
For something good to eat-the best
! the market affords-at reasonable
prices. always 20 to the old reliable
erocer, 81. NJ. Wingard. He has the
hest of everything, every day in the
wear, so think of him when you need
something for the table. i
The Lexington Brass Band has beer
serenading ON our streets this week.
/ The s'boys'' are indeed making rapio
progress, and will soon be among the
best. Messrs Arthur and Major Har'
man are the leaders and instructors.
Mrs. John E. Black of this place
who underwent successful operator
at the Columbia hospital few weeks
400 is home again to the delight O.
her many friends and still improving
nnder the skillful treatment of DIR
| L. A. Griffith.
Read the change in advertisement
of the Citizens Bank of Batesburg
This is one of the soundest and bes
managed banks in the State, and
in every way deserving OF your con
fidence and patronage.
We regret to note the illness o
little Miss Veda Barre who agai1
has fever. This is the secon'
I case she has had in less than a yea
and the third case now in the famil,,
of MIR. w. W. Barre. Evidently ther
must be some local cause. The en-
fire sympathv of the town is extende
to his family.
For Ladies and Gentlemen.