The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

PENCIL AND SClSSORS.
Get in line aEd work for the new
Lutheran College for Woman.
Several members of the family of
Chief of Police Taylor are confined to
the bed with measles.
Mrs. A. Marks returned yesterday
from a six weeks visit to her son IN
Miami, Fla.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. D.
Harman will be glad to learn that she
is again able to be out after an illness
of two weeks.
We are distributors of Root Juice,
the new remedy.
Kaufman Drug Go.
Miss Ada williams has been spend
ing several days at the bedside of her
mother near Pelion.
Dr. NJ. Sease, the popular physl-
elan of Little Mountain, was in town
Thursday on business and gave us
pleasant call.
Mfr. J. D. Sem, leading farmer
of near New Bcooklsnd and one of the
best men in the county, called in
Thursday and renewed his subscr1p'
tiou to this paper.
FOR SALE-Triu1nph Cotton Seed, 70
cents per bushel, cash with order.
W. J. McCartha, Batesburg, S. Q. IS
Mr.: s. D. B. Lever. of Chaplin, one
Of the most substantial farmers of the
Dutch Fork, while attending court az
3 Juror last week, called in and renew
ed for his paper.
Magistrate e. T. Rauch, of Richland
county, was in town Saturday on mat
tersof business.
FOR sAIE-One pair of Mill Rock.
Z Apply to P. J. Wessinger.
II New Brookland, S. O.
Have You sent in that subscription
to secure the new Lutheran college for
Lexington?
FOR SALE -one Shingle Mill and
sntat, consisting Of ! 10-horse engine
and boiler and other accessories; in
good condition; q bargain.
Apply to P. O. Shesly, New Brook
lard, 8. O.. -
Mr. Boynton e. Craft, the efficient
and popular cashier of the Bank OF
Swansea, was in town yesterday on
matters of business.
CABBAGE Pi.AMTs-Select frost
proof Early Jersey and Charleston
wakefield cabbage plants 15c the hum
dred. Kaufman Drug %.
Prof. Cyrus L. shealy, principal of
tho WATERFORD High School and one
of the foremost young educators Of
the State, spent the weekend here
with his brother, Hon. Frank w.
Shealy.
Mr.. D. Elmore Craft, a leading citi-
zen Of Swanses, was here yesterday.
Mrs. W. e. Black and little daughter
Sarah, spent the weekend with rela-
tfyes at Saluda court Eouse.
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WANTED-To rent six acres of
land In Lexington village and to sell
one lot near court house. Address, O
J. Sox, Gibsonville. N. G. 2wp
We were glad to see our good friend,
Nr. Jno. A. Bush, of ,Eewberry, in
town last week. Mr. Bush is doing
we'll in Newberry, but says he could
not get along without The Dispatch.
Mr.. Rosco Oaughman returned on
Sunday from a weeks stay in Florida.
While away Mr. Caughman visited
many points of interest he was de-
lighted with his trip and will probably
bhy some real estate at an early date.
Statesmen wAsrED-to look
after our interest in Lexington and
adjacent counties. Salary or Com
mission. Address The Victor Oil Co.,
II Cleveland, Ohio.
The Edmund school closed on Fri
day, after most suoeeasfui term under
She tutorsge OF Prof. VanM. Wingsrd,
OF Lexington.
Next Monday is salesdsy. Be sure
and read the land sales in this issue.
Some desirable: property will be sold at
your own price: =
Wv, Hawes, leading attorney of
Brookland and Columbia, was here on
legal business Tuesday.