The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-01-04


is nicely located in his branch cfGce,
on Law Range, 1921. Washington
street, Columbia, .rd is enjoying a
fair Practice in the city.
Mr.. W. s. Stewart, the hardware
man Of Colombia. has moved his
stock Of eoods, opposite Columbia
Hotel, where he is pref AIRED to serve
his customers with prom ptness at
lowest prices. Gall and SEQ him.
Remember the editor with your
dollar.
Miss Ernestine Barre. r. II. Barre,
Gus Barre and B. J. Wingsrd spent
Wednesday with their friends, Miss
Eunica Wessinger, Chalmers f., and
Hoy Wessinger.
Congressman A. F. Lever and his
private secretary, MIR. J. B. Wingsrd,
have returned to Washington, after
spending the holidays here.
Mr.. VIM P Steele, will sing at Ed.
mund next Sunoey and will be glad 70
meet all his class there.
Mr.. Chas. H. Drafts. Of the Albion
no el in Augusta, spent New Year with
his father Hon. Geo. 8. Drafts
The ccndj ion of Mayor Sam P.
Roof seems more favorable. This
will indeed be glad news to the many
friends of this popular Lexingtonian.
EOR RENT-The John r. Kyzer
home place. Apply at once to
J. E. r. KYZER.
Lexington, 9. O., Route 2, Box 26.
DIR. James Crosson, Of Leesville, was
among the prominent visitors here on
Monday.
Mr.. Walter D. Hendrix, Of Leesville,
Was here Monday.
Attorney E. L. Asbill was in town
Monday on legal business.
Rev. Cronk has some fodder and
peavine hay which he will sell between
now and Saturday morning.
Mr.. J. @. Reynolds, aleading merch-
to Lexington on Monday.
DR.. L. B. Etheredge of Wagener, q
former resident OF this county. was
here Monday.
, W. W. Hawes, ESQ.,, Of Brookland,
was here Monday Oh legal business.
Mr.. D. e. George, one Of the popular
and leading merchants of BrOckland,
was here Monday.
DR.. L. 8. Dreher, Of Leesville, was
here Monday On business.
Genial big h. q ted Jas. D. Langfold
OF Leesville, Was here on Monday.
Have your dollar ready for the
editor when he is at your place.
Mr.. Robert Hayne Seay, son of our
former townsman, Mr.. J. Willie seay,
Of Savannah, will return from Pe'-
m mt, N. c., for ths holidays and visit
relatives in Lexington.
See W. A. Malon> US advertisement
i another column and 90 to see hin.
when you are in the market for mules
and horses.
Wheeler & Roberts have q fine 80
lection of mules and horses at their
stables in Columbia. "Jake" Roberts
is an old Lexington boy and will be
glad to have his friends call to see
him. Read their ad. elsewhere.
When you want horses, mules, bug
gies, wagons aud harness, 20 see
Oaughman Bros, Columbia.
Prof. Cyras l.. Shealy, of the Gam
den City Schools, who came home to
spend the holidays, is nursing a case
Of "mumps' at the home of his moth
er at Summit.
Rev. T. s. Brown, pastor of st. Ste
phen's Lutheran church, left this
morning for Charlotte to spend a few
days.
Mr.. W. II. Donley has sold his home
at Gilbert and is building a handsome
residence on Lumber street, Colum-
bla, to where be will move in the near
future. MIR. Henry Crout was the
purchaser Of Mr.. Donley's home at
Gilbert.
Mr.. Pat Buckley and son, Willie, of
the Fork, were in town last week.
"Pat" is one of the very best fellows
in the county, and it is always = pleas.
ure to meet him. He says that "Old
Lexington is good enough for him."