The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-27
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Get your valentines at The Bazaar.
Everybody should attend the John
r. Smiths big shows next week.
Hon. w. H. Sharpe of Edmund, was
in town Monday on legal business.
A car of the best horses and mules
inst received at the Witt Bros. stables
at Swansea. Call to see them.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank W.
Shealy will be glad to learn that she
is improving from her recent lilnesss.
Whenever YOU are in need Of a good
farm or draft mule always see the
Witt Bros, 1T Swancea. They are III
the trade to please.
Mr.. r.P.J. Wessinger, of New Brook
land, member of the mercantile hrm
of Shull & Wessinger, was IN town
yesterday.
Measles, and mumps are raging III
the Sand hills. The school at Gas!on
and Boynton academy have been fore
ed to close down on account OF the
measles.
While at Swansea, it was our pleas
ure to meet Judge Lyon, father OF our
very able attorney general ). fraser
Lvon. VINO, with his wife were visit
ing the family of DR.. J. K. Langford.
Mr.. D. E. BoatwFight of Samaria,
has moved with his family to Baum,
Ga, about IS miles beyond Augusta.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red and
Buff Plymouth Rock eggs at Sl.00 per
setting of fifteen. P. J. Wesslnger,
New Brookland, S. @.
Mr.. w. M. Swartz a popular Sales
man in the hardware department. OF
Lorick & Lowrance in Columbia, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
A full line of gents and boys hats
and caps just opened up at L. d. VIII
liams.'
Miss Ida Shady, a-popular young
lady of near Batesburg, was the guest
of Miss Edith Wingard on Saturday
and Sunday.
For buggies, carriages, wagons and
harness, Of best make, call on the
Witt Bros, at Swansea.
Mr.. T. G. Wright, of Boston, Mass,
a very bright gentleman well versed,
having travelled extensively, IS VISIT
ing Batesburg and nearby towns on
pleasure bent. We are glad to learn
that Mr.. Wright will visit Lexington
in the near future.
Call at T. II. Williams and see the
new ready-to-wear hats for ladies.
Just arrived and of the latest designs.
You will find the prices right. Ladies
: invited to make an inspection before
buying elsewhere.
Mr.. r. G. Shealey, an expert wood
workman of Batesburg, spent Satur-
day in Lexington on matters OF busl-
ness.
The John R. Smiths 10 big shows
will be in Lexington ali OF next week.
The greatest attractions OF the season.
Mr.. G. G. Riley, member of the firm
of Riley and Haigler Bros, merchants
OF Swansea came up on 9nursu2y 10
attend the marriage Of his brother,
to Miss Ellie Seay.
Nextweek will be gala week il Lex
idgton-The John r: Smiths ten olg
shows will be here all the week.
LOST-On Wednesday, Jan, Zoth,
on the road between Leesville and
Lexington, ladies' black neck fur
Liberal reward if returned to The DIS
patch Office.
One solid week of fun and amuse-
ment--from Monday, Feb. 1st, to Sat
urday, Feb. 6th-the John r. Smiths
ten big shows will be in Lexington.
See the advance styles in spring and
.summersshoes for men, women and
children, at T. II. Williams.'
Read the advertisement of Riley and
Haigler Bros, in this issue: This is
new firm at Swansea, having bought
the stock of w. II. F. Rast. Their
goods are new and their prices tell the
tale.
The favorable weather has caused
the farmers in the sand hills to begin
operations for the coming crop.
New dress goods are arriving almost
dailv at T. II. Williams Be sure TO
inspect his stock before buying.