The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-03-08
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hon. 9. NJ. E6rd was in LeeSville
Saturday on legal business.
Mr.. II. q. Adams, merchant and
planter of upper Hollow creek, was
here for a short while Monday. A
clever gentleman is Mr.. Adams.
Mrs. Amanda Leaphart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel J. Leaphart spent Sunday
in Columbia, the guest of relatives.
A big shipment of Cole cotton and
corn planters and guano distributors
al com bined Or separate, just receivtd d
at w. P. Roofs, The prices are al
ways right at Roofs.
Miss Matte Jordan Brown, the at
tractive daughter Of Rev. T. S. B own,
has returned home, her scnool having
closed at Edmunds.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs for
hatcning from, large, hardy, good lay
ing fowls. 'sthe old reliable breed"
$I.O0 st ting of is, Rice B. HarmaI1.
Mrs. .Robt F. Bowe has returned to
her nome III Greenville, after an ex-
tended visit tn her parents, Ho,. and
Mrs. G.. M. Efrd.
Mr.. L. L. Lown, one of our long
subscribers and o. of the best men
ON Lick Fork creek, did not forget Us
while in t wn Monday. renewing for
both The Dispatch and Home and
Farm.
"a The Lawn, Linen, Silk and Satin
Waists are Just beautiful. Now is tie
time to buy for Easter. w. P. Roof.
70 make your balls and rooms
attractive, you must have nv ilico
lace curtains and portels.
w. P. Roof.
Prof. Cyrus L. Shealy, of the Cam
den City schools, spent a. few hours in
Lexington Saturday, the guest Of his
brother, Hon. Frank w. Shealy. Cyrus
is one of the brightest young men the
county has ever produced, and it goes
without saying that he is making good
in his chosen profession.
Mr.. Henry Jake Rawl, just as big
and fat as in the days of yore, was over
from Prosperity on Monday shaking
hands with Lis host of friends.
Are you needing spectacles or eye
glasses. T can fit you. Repairs in
iewelry, watch or clock work a
speciality. Line of watches and jew
elry at lowest prices. Lewie He'll.
Lexingtonians are already planning
to see Sarah Bernhardt when she ap-
pears at the Columbia Theatre on the
evening Of March Is.
Being agent for the Cole Cote
Planters and Guano Distributors, I
now have them in stock and will sell
them at small profits Call to see me.
D. E. Hammond, Gilbert, 5. G.
Mr.. John w. Hook, the Gcient and
accommodating depot agent at Irmo
and member of the county hoard of
education, was in town M:.nday.
Sheriff P. H. Corley. has returned
fron weeks visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Graham, in Atlanta.
Our spring and summer dress goods
are now ready for your inspection.
We have all of the new IDEAS in wo-
mems wearing apparel. Come see
ours before buying elsewhere.
w. P. Roof.
Mr.. Monroe Gunter, one of the best
citizens of Sandam, was in town Mon
Gay ard gave US pleasant and profit
able call
,.Mr. III. u. Sharpe, son of the late
Alfred Sharpe of. CASTOR, passed
through town or MONDAY enroute to
Leesville college.
Cabbage plants, onion sets, full line
of new crop garden seeds, in packages |
and bulk. The kaufman Drug Go.
Mr.. Fl. j.. Sharpe, of CASTOR, was
in town Monday and gave the print
ers a.pleasant CALL. <:
FOR,SALE-One good mare. mule
12 years old: Works geGtle anywhere
A bargain. Apply to q. 3: Matthias,
Route 6, Lexington. - Twp
Prof. and Mrs. S. J. Derrick, of
Newberry. came down to. spend the
Weekend with Hon. and Mrs. D. F.
Eird.
Miss Hattie seay has been quite i'll
for the past several days much to the
regret of many friends.
SEEDCORN FOR SALE-Garrick'
and Williams Prolific at 81 per bushel.
Apply to J. J. Fox, Lexington, S. O.
Mrs. Leaher Berry has moved 10
Pelion, having sold her valuable farm
near that town.
FOR RENT-My place of g. acres, a
two-horse farm, good for corn, cotton
and potatoes; dwelling and outbuiId-
ings and good water; three miles be-
low Lexington, on Columbia road.
Apply to S. F. Roland. 2w19p. |
F. z. Dreder, Esq. has returned from
a weeks stay at his old home il The
Fork. There is no place ike AJlae, and
nobody realizes that fact more than |
Frank.
LADIES Our'ready-nade garments
in gowns, petticoats, co1set-covers.
pants and chenisa are now opened up
aud prices range from 25c to $3.50. I
am sare you can get what vcr seart.
Come in and let as supply your wants.
". p. Roof.
Mrs. Eagenia Hendrix is able to be
on the streets again, after having
been indisposed for several days.
GARDEN SEED--We Lave ful: line
Of fresh garden seed of all varieties.