The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-01
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Will you be at the school opening?
Don't forget the town registration.
Mr.. James Fort Graham, of Ware
Shoals, is at the home of his parents'
Col. and Mrs. 6. T. Graham TOR a 1e"
days.
Misses Carrie Lou and Gladys Able,
and Estelle Rawl, of LeesVlie' are
the gaests of Misses Pearl and futn
Clarke.
While the people in the country are
independent as 10 supplies at home,
vet they need dress goods, notions,
etc. and we invite you to come ana
ace our new stock of goods just open
and ready for your inspection.
w. P. Roof.
Mrs. D. r. Haltiwanger, who has
been very ill for the past ten days. Is
somewhat improved.
We are indebted to Mr.. V. +. Red
mend. of Swansea, for kindly sending
his subscription for the Dispatch.
We cordially invite an inspection OF
onr snnerb line of shoes. We have
them of every style and to fit every
kind of feet. The prices are right.
Meetze & Son.
Mr. A. NJ. Hall, of Steadman, was
here Monday in the interest OF educa-
ton and ATTENDED the rally, and while
here added his name to our list OF
subscribers.
Mr., Geo. E. Rish from Black creek,
q good farmer, was here MONDAY anu
renewed his paper.
New bagging and ties at II. n. kam-
liner & Co.
Mr.. Charlie B. Kneece, of Baxter,
cne of the most popular and ln1uen-
tial young men in his section, was
here for the educational rally on
Monday.
Our young friend, Mr.. Pickens Frick,
who aiWays takes an interest in edu
cation, was here for the rally on Mon
day.
Say, we want the people to stir and
come our way. We have the goods
inst y hat YOU need-and the prices
are bound to please. w. P. Roof.
Mr. Job. S. Wessinger, one of
Chapin's clever citizens and proml-
nent merch ants was in town Monday.
Mr.. D. A. Richardson, a leading
merchant of White Rock, was here
on Monday.
Capt. Sid Clarke. of Chapip, one of
the cleyerest men in the county, was
here on Monday.
For shoes for mon, women and chill
dren, it is needless to 60 elsewhere.
We have the shoes to please you.
Come to see US; the shoes will do the
rest. W. +. ROOT.
The Lexington Ginnery has just had
phone enstalled. Their number is
= The Citizens Telephone Co., of this
place, will add to their already excel
lent service, eight more phones this
week.
FOR SALE-so acre farm, one mile
from Gilbert, railroad through center,
dwelling, barn, we'll, springs and
streams; 4Oacres open, balance woods.
Fine place for trucking.
w. H. Donly, Gilbert. S. q.
Misses Bertha, Minnie and Sudella
Kleckley were among the attractive
and charming young teachers IN at
tendance upon the educational rally
on Monday.
For your groceries always 60 to H.
n. Hammer & Co. They have the
best, always fresh.
Mrs. Hampton Roof is on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Jessie n. Sykes, in
Savannah. ga.
Rev. J. A. Cromer will preach at
the poor house the first Sunday at
4;30 O'Clock.
See the new bedroom suits and
many articles in furniture at Scott
Hend rix Furniture Store.
Miss Marie Shull, from New Brook
land. is visiting her friend, Miss
Gladys Dent.
Miss Caro- Efrd, who has beea quite
i'll with fever for the last two months,
is now convalescent, under the skill
full treatment Of DR.. B. K. H. Kreps,
of Columbia, much to the satisfaction
and pleasure of her friends and loved
ones.
Treasurer E. L.Wingard is filling
out his tax receipts for the fall col
lection.
Miss Blaeche Kyzer was one of the
popular young lady teachers at the
educational rally on Monday.
WANTED-A male principal teach,
er for the Atnen school. The school
will run about six or eight months.
None but a first class need not apply.
Apply to J. V. Hutto or W. T. Smith,
Swansea, S. @. 244
Remember y ,ur dues to this paper.
We have carri d you through the dull
season, so pie lse call or send and
settle. Every dollar helps.
Mrs. Nett;e Gentry, and little
daughter spent last week with rela-
tiyes and frien is in and around Lex
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Harth, of
Columbia, came over on their auto
mobile on Sun lay afternoon, and Mrs.
Gentry returne with them, and will
leave the latter part Of this week for
her home in Texas.