The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-02-23
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by q Dispatch Man,

Apples, bananas. candies, CAKES ah''
crackers, at the Bazaar, where you
always find the best.
Join the boys corn club next Sat
urday.
Mr.. Lucius Buckley left on Monday
night for Charleston.
You will find fresh garden seeds OF
all kinds, at M. D. Harman's grocery.
Yesterday was legal holiday with
the bankers, r. T. D. carriers ana the
postlnasters.
If it is the newest and best thing IN
pretty dress goods, dry goods and
notions, why just 60 to II. N. Kaml,
nar G Co.'S. An entirely new ana
fresh stock now opened for your IN
spec,ion and you will be asJonlshed at
the prices.
Mr. P. c. Shealy and family have
moved from Leesville to near Bollng
Snrings church, where Mr.. Shealy will
operate his shingle mill and engage III
farming.
Remember that the boys' corn club
will be organized next Saturday.
Come;
Ladies, YOU should see the new line
dry goods, notions, etc., just Ill at w.
Roofs. Everything OF the newest
weayes, all very pretty and selected
with care and sharp interest to please.
Itis really treat to see this elegant
display of beautiful new dress goods.
Mr.. Julius Sharpe, son of Hon. ".
H. Sharpe, of Edmund, has entered
the Palmetto Collegiate Institute tor
the remainder of the session.
MIR. Ira ". Williams and Prof. D.
N. Barrow will address the boys IN the
court house on next Saturday,
You will find everything new in
shoes, at H. N. Hammer & Co.'S. Ihe
Ladies exfords and slippers are sure
beauties and the talk of the town.
Go see them.
Learn your boys how to raise corn
by having them attend the big meet
ing at the court house next Saturday
Mr.. G. H. Roof, the popula. mer'
chant at Barr's, was in town -yester-
day and made US pleasant and profit
able call.
Say, hav, you bought a cooking
stove or range for your wife? Think
of the hot kitchen and how much more
pleasant it would be for the cook TO
enjoy using one of our New Era ranges
or chesapeake stoves. Our prices will
please you. H. n. Hammer q CO.
Sheriff P. H. CorIey has returned
from Gastonia, n. c., where he car
ried a white man by the name of
Wilson, wanted there upon the charge
o. abortion.
Messrs. G, A. Derrick and James W.
Snealy attended the meeting OF the
farm experts i'll the employ OF the
government held in Columbia this
week.
For ,be latest in shoes for spring
and summer wear, you should 90 and
see the stock just opened at w. T.
Roofs. Everything of latest styles,
low quarters aud slippers, in fact,
shoes of any kind to suit ALL.
Mrs. Elizabeth Derrick returned to
her home at eesville, on Friday,
after an extended visit to her daughter
Mrs. DIR. P. 81. Shealy.
Mrs. W. D. Waller, nee Miss Nettle
Gunter, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs John Risinger, and other rela-
tives of this county. This is Mrs.
Waller's first visit to South Carolina
since her romantic marriage to Mr..
Waller, twenty-five years ago. This
week she returns to her home in the
progressive town, Marena, Okla.
Just try our own brand of parched
and ground coffee, put up in tin cans,
the best you have tasted in a long
time. II. n. Hammer & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Harman spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Iii the Fork. They-were accompanied
spend several days here.
The 2-for. a-nickle mackerel look
mighty good to US and they taste
much better. Try them. at W. P,
Roofs. 2 for only q nickle.
Miss Kate Thompson of Washington
was the admired guest Of Miss Lessie
Hook for the week. end. She leaves
this week for Washington.
Miss Nettie Fulmer, the much loved
teacher of the Hallway school, was
the guest Of Miss Lessie Hook last
week.
Think of it, can of fine salmon for
only SC. Try them, and you will be
surprised. They are at W. P. Roofs
where you always find that which IS
good and at lowest prices.
Andes Wonderful Oil, the best lini-
ment in the world, for rheumatism
and all aches and pain, soc bottles for
40c. Kaufman Drug Co.
MIR. Julian P. Meetze has opened a
line of high class groceries in connec-
ton with his large stock of hay, grain,
etc. He is clever young man and
will treat you right on every purchase.
WANTED-Second hand bags and
burlap: any kind; any quantity; any
where. RICHMOND BAG COMPA.
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