The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-09-06
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Mayor Sam p. Koof spens Sunday
at Baxter, guest of DR.. Kneece. =,
Mrs. w. p. Roof has returned from
q pleasant stay at the home OF Mrs.
Leuisa D. Kneece at Baxter.
Lst Us have that dollar out of the
drst bale of new cotton. We neeo II.
After having spent several months
with her. son i'm Lexington, Mrs. ID.
w. HaltiW anger returned to Bates
burg on Thursday, much to the regret
/ Of many friends. =
Court opens Monday 18th. Don't
forget to bring or send us that dollar
you owe on subscription.
There will be services every Sunday
incoming and evening at ST. Stephens
church for the remainder 81 the fall
and winter.
EORgRENT-A two-horse farm, six
HaileS HON Chaplin. A seven room
lh0nse; Barn, stables and two tenant
houses are on the plantation. I will
rent on very reasonable terms, -,
Apply to Henry 2. Leapheare' ~
Laurel street, Columbia, 8. q. 20
More cotton IS coming to Lexington
than ever before, all of which goes to
ahow that Lexington is the best cotton
market in this section Of the state.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Haltiwanger and
children scent the weekend with Mr..
5HalHWaB9er's grandmother, Mrs.
Kneeee, at Baxter.
Mr. Minis Hartley went down to
Batesburg to spend Sunday with bis
mother.
Don't forget to bring or send rs that
dollar out Of your first bale.
Mr. Booser Rawl, Of Columbia.
spent the weekend with his autlt,
Mfs. Chas. A. Geiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. liarks are spend
ing few days III Lexington with the
formerps parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
NArks.
school books, for cash only, at Har-
mans Bazaar.
Wanted Some of our scribers
who are In Arrears TO bring fodner, pea
vines or hay on subscription Tne
Dispatch.
The heaviest rain of the season fell
in Lexng5onon on Saturday afternoon.
Boys' bsseballs, gloves, mitts and
all baseball goods a5 reduced prices.
A Kaufman Drug Go.
Il Snoe time is heres Buy them from
Harman'sl shoe store, Columbia, and
save money. -. ISL 1
4 TELEPHONES AND SUPPLIES
Wire and line material, latest and best
equipped party lines for sale by
! 38 .s Sam,. B. George.
3 Mr.. j. Sim Corley, leading farmer
OF route g., was in town Monday. and
kindly remembered us with his renew
al for another year.
We are in receipt Of catalogue and
Z announcements of Winthrop Normal
and Industrial college for 1911-12. The
book 10 neatly gotten mp and is q cred
it TO the college.
All roads lead to Harmon's shoe
store, Colun,bia, the man that saves
yon money on shoes.
100 Carolina and Georgia Farms 100
For Sale, ask. for tree list,
johnston Realty Co., Johnston, SC. 81
Misses Minnie and May Amick, of
Newberry, visited friends in town last
week. -.
Misses May and Annie Lou Taylor
left Saturday for visit to their aunt,
Mrs. Taylor, in Columbia.
Shoes bought from Harman's shoe
store, Columbia, wear longer and cost
less. i,
u You Wish 20 Sell That farm, timber
land, store or residence, write us at
once and send full description as we
have an attractive proposition to offer
.you. 48
LiGoN LAND CO., Sumter. s. Q.
Get your school books, for cash, at
Harman,s Bazaar.
The postrnasters, r. F. D. carriers
snd bankers had legal holiday Mon
day-Labor Day.