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


placed on Main street, and it will not
be as long as it has been until the
lights are turned on.
In another column will be found
notice of,town registration for the mu-
nicipal election to be held on Novem-
!. ber2. All who desire to vote will &C.
cure new certificates from the super
visor of registration, Mr Hammer.
The books will close October %.
Eggs are scarce and high on the Lex
! ington market.
Capt. and Mrs. P. j. Mack were in
town Monday.
Mr.. Arthur N. Dreher, one of the
| best farmers in the county, was here
for short while Saturday.
J, Miss Morgan returned to Edgefeld,
after pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs
Sidney Dreher, Of lower Fork,
Mr.. W. B. &. Harman, the popular
carrier on route /, Batesburg, was in
town Monday. / =
Pineules cures Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Thirty days treatment 75c
If Kaufman Drug Co.
Mr.. D. E; Shumpert, good and sut-
stantlal citizen OF the Keherly bridge
section was here Monday and as usual
pnid for his paper in advance. ~
Mr.. w. @. Sem, clever man. on
Lexington route 6, did not forget the
printers while here on Monday.
Mr.. B. J. Derrick, of the Hilton Sec
tion, was here Monday at the school,
trustees meeting, and dropped in and
paid for his paper.
Bring US your job work. All work
executed in q skillful manner on
short notice. Mail orders receive
prompt and careful attention.
The Dispatch.
Mr.. @. M. Efird, the chief promoter
and to whom credit for the success OF
the occasion is due, made an interest
ing and entertaining address. So sue
cessful was the picpic.this year that it
was unanimously decided that these
picnics become annual.
All parties concerned in the estate
Of Job A. Swygert will see notice else
where.
Mr.. L. M. Jefcoat. of the Edisto
section, was in town Monday and did
not fail to call and renew his paper
for anotheryear.
Misses Ethel and Iva Eargle, two
charming young ladies Of Leesville,
were the guests Of Mrs. Harry F. Rawl
on Sunday.
Prof. Chalmers e. Wessinger left on
yesterday for Inman, where he will
again superintend the high schools OF
that place.
Miss Eunice Rosa Wessinger left on
Sunday for Blacksburg, where she
will teach during the coming year.
Mr.. d. W. Hutto with the firm of
Thomas & Barton, Augusta, Ga, was
in town Monday in the interest Of his
firm, with Pianos and Organs. Wash
is q clever gentleman and will give
you a bargain in such instruments as
you may want. We wera glad to have
him make pleasant call.
Mrs. M. A., Jefcoat of the Edisto
section kindly sent Us dollar Monday
to renew her paper for another year.
Mr.. j. A, Kyzer Of Edmund, was
here Monday, and we were pleased to
have 3 pleasant call from him.
Miss. NJ. E. Epting one of our
premptest paying subscribers on Chaplin
route, as usually sent US dollar for .
renewal Monday.
Rev. j. @. Wessinger while in at
tendance at the trustees meeting Mon.
day called in and renewed his paper
for another year.
Mr.. w. L SEun. good man and
model farmer on Lexington Route 4,
was in town Monday and paid his sub
scription in advance as well as that of
a neighbor. f.1
Mr.. Camille Shealy, one Of the bess
men on Lees.ille Route 2, was here at
tending trustees meeting; on Monday
and remembered the printers with his
dollar,
Mr.. j., K. Price, of Priceville, a
young and prosperous farmer, sure
enough from the sale of his first bale
of cotton Tuesday, called in to see us
and left dollar for his paper another
year in advance.
Mrs. Ida Folk and Miss Hattie Smith
deal, of Columbia, have returned home
after an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Roof.
Mr.. Lewis B. Roof has accepted
position with the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Offices in Columbia.