The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-02-22

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= be of Misc Hay Tsyler for tho week
NJ. Jseob Taylor, eur vigilent and
Gfhful policeman h&s our thanks for
b subscription for another year.
Barrett Jones, Esq. of Rstssburg,
Ass been here in attendance upon
1Sart this week.
Aiss Mary and Katie Bell Ca3gama n
~ spending the week with tAeir uncle,
%aps. j. 8. Hook at Bastcver.
Spirits of turpentine is quoted in
Seyannah at s7H per gallon.
Some men borrow trouble, and some
Suy it by the bottle.
Mr.. E. J. Sawyer, of the Cedar
Grove section, was down MondaA
sa business. He made rs 3 pleasant
sall while here.
Mr.. Henry Steele, one of the clever
ST gentlemen at Ethan, was in town
Monday and surely did not forget the
Frinters.
Please remember whenever you
want nice candies, cakes and crackers,
srd fresh Bakers bread you always
I'd what You want at the Bazaar.
Mr.. Job A. Swygert, good citizen
and model farmer. of the Blue church
a6cEon Of the Fork, was in town Sat-
1day and made as pleasant cali.
Mr.. W. @. Swygert, q young ana
industrious farmer Of the Blue church
aestion was over assessing Saturday
and did not forget the printers.
LOCO EARLY Flat Dutch Cabbage
Plants, 100 TIE hundred. Call early,
The Kaufman Drug Go.
Mr.. J. J. Argoe, was up Saturday
paying taxes and making returns and
to renew his Dispatch, Home and
Farm. He is a clever man and good
farmer, near Swansea.
PICTURES-Mr. VIM. P. Steele has
his photograph tent launched IN 'front.'
of the court house for this week only.
Get your photos now.
Mr.. e. G. Dreher, the popular head
of the clothing firm Of E. G. Dreher
& Co., is in the Northern markets
buying goods for his store.
Misses Caro- and Ruth Efird and
Ernestine Barre, three of Lexington's
pretty college girls, spent the week
end at home.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs for
Matching from, large, hardy, good lay
ing fowls, s'the old reliable Breed"
81 90 setting Of Is, Rice B. Harman.
William S. Nelson and Gettys, Esqs.,
of Columbia, two of the bright young
attorneys of that city, were here
Monday and Tuesday in attendance
upon court.
FOR sALE-One good milck COW
with young calf. Apply quick to Mrs.
s. A. Harman, r F y No. 2, Lexlng-
ton, S. G.
Mr.. Geo. T. Taylor, of Columbia
station ''A," kindly sent his dollar for
another years subscription by his
brother. George is native OF this
county, but is making his mark IN
Richland. D.
I will be at Chaplin, S. c., Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday, March
Ist, 2nd and 3rd, prepared to do dental
work. DIR. l.. l.. Ioole.
Mrs. J. B. Wingard and Miss Lucye
Daniel Wingard have returned from
Columbia, after having spent several
weeks with Col. Wingard. during the
session of the general assembly.
For your seed potatoes, go to II. N.
Hammer & Co., where yoa IND them
true to name. IRISH Ccbbler. Early
Red Bliss Triumph, apd you will have
good results.
Mrs. Robert F. Rowe, Miss Essie
Eird and Mr.. B. Heber Barre Went
over 70 Columbia in Mr.. Barre's car,
on Friday evening to attend the mid
winter concert at the College Tor
Women.
Farmers, when you are needing
plows of any make or shape see our
stock before you buy. We also have
the CAN'T distributors and planters
H. n. Hammer & Go.
Hon. George Bell Zimmerman, the
brilliant solicitor of the eleventh cir
euit, was here Monday on legal busl-
ness.
FOR SALE-The J. A. Muller place
consisting of 73 acres. we'll appointed
dwelling and outbuildings. A part of
the pl .ce is in the incorporate limits
of the town of Lexington. An ideal
home. Terms reasonable. Apply to
Alfred J. Fox, reas estate and lnsur-
ance, Lexington, s. @. 12tf
Mr.. John A. Dreher, substantial
citizen and one of the best farmers in
the Selwood section, was here Satur-
Ssy. and as prompt as usual. dropped
in and renewed for his paper another
year.
Just received line of beautiful co.
lapsible Co. carts for babies, OF latest
STYLES. They are useful and pleasing
to babies and nurses, go see them at
Scott Hendrix's Furniture store.
Mr.. Hamp Hutto, one of the most
popular and progressive young farmers
on Route 8, was in town Thursday and
gave Us pleasant call.