The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-06-14

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Three piece suits $1S. $40, $s5, $50, $s5.
Rockers, $3.50 to $500. See us before
you buy. P. NJ. Frick.
Bring US your Job work. All work
executed in a skillful manner on
short notice. Mail orders receive
prompt and careful attention.
The Dispatch.
Mrs. J. Sol Roberts, on Route l Lex
ington, one Of our oldest and prompt
set subscribers, as usual, sent in her
renewal in advance for another yecr
yesterday.
The Clemson Winthrop experts will
be in Lexington on Friday, and every
body, men, women and children,
should come.
Mr.. Henry q. Adams, the we'll
known and popular merchant and
planter of Upper Hollow creek, was in
town yesterday and paid our Office a
pleasant and profitable call.
LOST OR STAYED Black and
white spotted setter, answers name of
"Lody''. Reward if returned to
J. L. Taylor, Lexington, S. G..
r. F. D. 3.-32p :
Attend the big citizens meeting in
the court house tomorrow night
Prof. Hand will make an address
If you are interested in the educa-
tion of your children and of your chill
drens' children, do rot fail to be at
the big meeting in the court house,
tomorrow night.
State Agent G. B. Lafftte, of tt
Mecklenberg Marble & Granite Works,
of Charlotte, N c., has been in Lex
ington for several days erecting sew
eral monuments.
Wanted - 500 doz. Eggs, 10 o
checkers within 10 days. Call befo
you sell, will pay best prices.
P. M. Frick.
Mr.. Willie Sandlin, of The Dispatch
force, was called to his home in
Barnesville, Ca, on Saturday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his little
sister.
Mrs. J. G. Caughman and little son,
James, heve returned to Columbia, af-
ter pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Caughman at their hospitable
home near Lexington.
It is awifully hot ard ice cream is
mighty cooling. We have the Frost
King churn, quick freezers. Come
and buy one. Any size.
H. N. Hammer & Co.
Ex-senator Sharpe, the we'll known
and popular attorney, has been IN
attendance upon court this week. We
are always glad to see the light of his
benign countenance.
Mr.. Julius Sharpe, the bright son of
Hon. W. 81. Sharpe, came up from
Edmunds for the ice cream festival on
Friday evening. A clever boy is
julius.
Miss Mary Graham is in Aiken,
where she went to attend the Denied
icis- Greene wedding on Wednesday.
Miss Graham will return to Lexington
after fortnight to visit her sister.
Mrs. Karl F. Oswald, before returning
to Crescent City, Fla. :
DR.. P H. Shealy will leave tomor-
row for Columbia, where he goes to
attend meeting of the State board of
dental examiners Of which he is a
member. He will. therefore, be ab-
sent from his Office the remainder of
the week. The, State Dental associa-
tion will meet in Columbia rext week
and DR.. Shealy will attend it's sessions
also.
GROCERIES-You always find a
nice stock of groceries at the right
prices at my store. The best flour
ho orS
all kinds Of canned goods, anG the best
of everything good to eat.
NJ. G.. Caugbman,
33 New Brookland, S. @
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of j. D. Cockerel, Of Columbia.
in this issue. He is one Of the closest
buyers and sellers in Columbia, guar
anteeirg te save you twenty per cent.
on all purchases. Call to see him
while in the city, at 1913. main street.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisemeht of Mr. Joseph F. Fallaw, of
CASTOR, in this issue. Mr.. Fallaw has
just added to his line of groceries a
full stock Of dry goods and shoes, and
is in position to save YOU money on
anything in his line. Mr.. Fallaw Is
a clever gentleman and he will tea
Won right every time. Give him d
trial.
Mr.. Sam Fulmer, steward of the
county poor house has been .des-
perately i'll since Friday afternoon,
DR.. L. B. Owens, Of Columbia, has
been called in consultation with the
family physician, DR.. Derrick, so
grave is his condition.
Mr. G Wash Shealy, a clever gen.
tleman from Hollow creek. was in
town yesterday and gave Us a pleas
ant call.