The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

Call on P. NJ. Frick, Chaplin, S. G.
It appears to Us that all of the leg.
islative investigation committees used
the whitewash brush freely. They
were cases of you tickle me and 1'n
tickle you.
Box Ball Alley now running over
Roofs old stand. Premiums given each
week for highest score. Come up and
enjoy the fun. ]. B. THOMPSON.
The County Board of Registration
attended to routine business while in
session Monday.
We have been informed that the
trolley line to Columbia has not gone
dead but only sleepeth. 1t will prob
ably awaken by the time Gabriel
blows his horn.
The latest styles in spring millinery,
something new and pretty, VIM. Platt
90 Son, Columbia.
Today the hunting season closed
and the birds and quails will now be
given rest for many months.
We noticed mingling with the crowd
on Monday the inimicable Dick Peele
as jovial as ever.
When you want the finest and purest
plantation and family supplies, call at
Mrs 81 NJ Vineyards where you find
just what you want at rock bottom
prices.
For Pianos and Organs, write P. M.
Frick, Ohapin, s. c., and get his good
terms. Schulz is the best.
Col. J. Brooks Wingard was among
those who went to Washington to see
President Wilson inaugurated.
A better man than W. Lucius Wise,
of Pelion, never breathed the breath
of life and we are always glad to
shake his hand. Hewas in town Mon
day in attendance upon meeting of
the Board of Registration, of which he
is valued member.
One of the best selected stocks of dry
goods for spring and summer wear in
the latest patterns and shades is to be
found at VIM Platt & Son, Columbia.
The General Assembly of South
Carolina has voted in favor of the
amendment of the United States con-
stitution providing for the election of
United States Senators by a direct
vote of the people. Governor Blease
did not veto this measure.
Box Ball Alley now running over
Roofs old stand. Premiums given each
week for highest score. Come up and
enjoy the fun. J. B. THOMPSON.
Mr.. W. b. Witt, one of Swansea's
prominent merchants and stock deal
ers, was in town the first of the week.
Col: E. L. Asbill, one of Lexing-
toms brightest and most successful at
torneys, was in town Monday from
Leesville on legal business.
Single Comb White Leghorn Eggs,
75c per setting l15). if called for; $1.oo
if by mail. Fine laying strain, pure,
from Young & Northups variety.
Rev. W. J. Roof, Chaplin, S. O. 81
Miss Lila Rhoden will have her
millinery opening March 7th and sth.
Her stock embraces the latest styles
in trimmed and untrimmed hats and
millinery. Her stock is fresh and up
to-date and her prices are reasonable.
Rev WD Quick, pastor of the Wag-
ener circuit, spent the weekend with
his family here and paid US pleasant
call, Brother Quick is doing good
work in the Masters cause, having
built and remoddled two churches
since he has been in that work.
Box Ball Alley now running over
Roofs old stand. Premiums given each
week for highest score. Come up and
enjoy the fun. J. B. THOMPSON.
Frank w. Shealy, the popular
Clerk of Court of this county, is tax
ing long needed rest and is spend
ing his vacation among the Orange
groves of Florida-the ''Land Of
Flowers" Mr.. Shealy is reported to
not having been in-good health for
the past year and this vacation is
taken under the advice of his physi-
clan. The friends of Mr.. Shealy wish
for him speedy restoration to health.
Twill open up in the old market
next Friday meat market and will
keep a supply of fresh meats every
day. Your patronage Is solicited.