The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-09

Miss Trannie Black, a charming
Young laay OF the Hollow Creek sec
ton, spent Monday in Columbia,
shopE ing.
MIR. John T. Scibels, prominent
attorney of Columbia, was here Mon
day on matters Of business.
The many friends OF Mr.. A. Marks
will be glad to learn that he Is able to
be out again, after having been con-
fued TO his bed will illness.
MIR. w. NJ. Schwartz. OF Columbia,
a popular salesman of Lorck & Low
rance Co., spent Sunday with relatives
and friends llcic.
Miss May Meetze, a popular and
charming young lady OF Columbia,
spent Sunday in Lexington, the guest
OF her cousin, Miss Meredith Muller,
who has been quite Ill.
Mr.. Sidney Steele is building a hand
some cottage on Depot street. Dame
Rumor says that Sidney will shortly
Join the band Of Benedicts. How about
1t. Sidney.
! Rev. Joab Edwards, of Leesville,
flied the pulpit in the Bapti:t church
here on last Sunday morning and
evening.
Dr.. w. Price Zimmerman, one Of
the most popular physicians in the
county and residenC Of BatesDurg,
was in town Monday.
MIR. D. B. Rawl, OF Bstesburg, a
popular lumber dealer OF that Town
Was here ON Monday.
Magistrate E. II. Rauch, of the
Fork, Was in town Monday.
Now is a good time for all prospec-
tive candidates to hand i'll their an
nouncements.
Mr.. D. L. George is building a neat
residence at the depot.
Misses Mary and Katie Bell Caugh-
man and Lucye Daniels Wingard spent
the weekend with relatives aid
friends in Leesvijle.
Old newspapers 15c hundred at The
Dispatch office.
WANTED-SeconC h nd b .gs and
burlap: any kind; any q al thy; any
where. RICHMOND -AG COMPA-
NY, klchmond, Va. =. 25
Providence Lutheran church, near
Lexington, is being remodejed, refurn-
isbed and repainted and when finished
will appear 10 be new church. The
Joint conference or the Lutheran
church will meet there On Friday be.
fore the first Sunday in April.
Mr.. John T. Mailman, of Batesburg
Route l, has cur IiiauKs for his prompC
remittance for the Dispatch. We
are glad to learn that he is recovering
from his long and severe illness.
Mr.. L. E. Sox. Of BrooA!and, kindly
remembered the priuters Dy sending
his subscription through the mail.
Let Others DO likewise.
A new line Of bedroom suits, at pop
ular prices, at Scott Hendrix a., a,1ssr..
ture store. e..
Remember that this IS campaign
year and yoa'il necu TAe Dispatch.
Subscribe now.
In this issue will be found an adver-
tisemen6 OF the VIM. Z. GerrsUy Co.,
Young's ISl.uG, S. q. TINS firm Ger
tainly grows The 1iuesV Cabbage plants
in the world, and Sells them il GUAM
titles Of ], 900 and upwards, at ulos5
reasonable prices. The plants com
ing from them this year are the best
ever sold here. We Recommend this
firm to al! merchants handing plants.
A fresh shipment Of hardy Wake
field and Fiat Dutch Cabbage Plants,
l5c the hundred, at The Kaufman
Drug Co.
MIR. Will D. George, Of Buffalo, S.
c., paid 1.-The Old folks a5 hOme' d
visit last Sunday. He holds lucra-
| tive position with the Buffalo Mills,
and we are GLAD to Say he is doing
we'll.
Old newspapers foc sale at The
| Dispatch office at 15c hundred.
Mr.. J. Hamp Huuto, one of the most
industrious young farmers of
Route 3, was III town Monday. Nc.
Hutto is one OF the promptest paying
| subscribers Oh our list, aid a clever
and popular gentlemen.
FOR SALE-Single comb White
Leghorn eggs at $3.50 Per setting OF
fifteen. r. l.. kelsler, Gilbert, S. q.
MIR. G. P. McCartha, the por nlar
|
We are glad TO chronicle the improve
| ment in Tie cunui;lon OF M. Z. NJ.
Frick's son, after uudel going sevcr*.
! operations at the E"ow;ton Hospital.
Tne young man is NOW at honie.
DR.. =. T. Mack and family have
moved frcln Loesvilie 20 Lexington
and are occupying the Csw aid resi-
dence on Aiain street. We gladly
| welcome them.
Miss hI:ruui!!l AIu!ler, who has been
quite il fer The past several days, j.
| very muc:l Improved, 20 the delight ol
! her i9>u CT iric::uS.
Mrs. Joe J. Lowr, os nea: Irene, i'
! olit1 III al nt- home, much to TIE
regret uf hcI many frleHcS.
Dily Martin arrived III town last
week. and as usual, j. t:king up his
sbcdt in rear of Jne Dispatch Office.
| Ills arrival il, said 10 p5 TIE t:d!ng oi
warm weather.
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