The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-02-24

Ifit is up-to date shoes for mel,
women and children. and the late st
STYLES or shapes in men and boys hats,
YOU 90 to Mrs. E. G Vineyards store
and you will find something to suityou
After ably assisting Attorney Gen
eral Peoples on the engrossing work,
duri1 3 the Legislature, Miss Ada
Will q ms is back in the clerks office
to the delight of her many friends.
Miss Belle Hammer, daughter of
Mrs. Ann Hammer, of Lexington, J.,
formerly of SpatanDure. City Hospital,
is now In Philadelphia taking a special
course in the German hospital.
FOR SALE Best variety of Pit
Game eggs al $2.t0 per setting OF ID.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Van M. Wingard,
% Lexington, s. @.
Rev. 2. D. Rislnger, who is at the
Baptist Hospital in Columbia. where
he unc erwens an operation a week
ago, is getting along nicely accordii e
to latest reports from his brcsiue
Ladies 60 and see the elegant lii e
of new dress gooos, the prettiest ytu
have ever seen. and lot Of "
novelties in dry goods that will pleas
you at
CAUGHMAN-KAMINER 90.
We will mail bilt o those in arrears
for the Dispatch, this and next week,
and with no remittance we will be
compelled to strike the name from our
list, which we will regret, but it is a
matter of business. Besides, we need
the money.
Senator W. II. Sharpe was in town
a short while this morning en- route to
Columbia. He has she right name
When the average legislator gets
ahead of him he has to be more than
SHARP"
It is the same old cry by the cooks.
Whenever you want anything good to
eas, 90 to MRS. e. G. Vineyards store.
where you always find everything
fresh and nice at right prices.
Mics jessie Kaminer. the attractive
dau ghter of Mrs. Z. l. ;Ksminer of Co.
lumbia, is now on visit to her sister,
Mrs. w. e. Garrett, at. Tampa, Fla :,
and will no doubt visit many other
popular places in the Land of
Flowers" before she returns.
All, He's got it bad and has the song
badly mixed, instead of singing my
Honey Boy he has it: where is my
Honey GAL" Come, young man, get
your mind clear, DR.. Bsbcock is out of
business, but Coy. Manning has
in his place.
For shoes Of style and wear for men,
ladies and children see the new stock
now ready for your inspection at
Caughman-Kaminer Cos. The shoes
will do the rest;
The Dispatch needs she. help and
support Of iss friends. Is you are due
us anything on subscription Mr.. Read
or. We: shali; appreciate payment in
paN II not in whole. ~.
Mr.. Tally Keisler is assisting clerk,
.. e. Leaphart, On the Board Of Dis.
pensors. They took stock here yester-
day and are at Gilbert today, and will
be- engaged,all the week at the other
dispenssries:,
Commissioners Frank W. shesly left
here this morning en- route for Colum.
bia, thence to Hamlet, N. O., on official
business. Frank is hustler and it
takes . fast engine to beat him. You
can alw sys count him johnny on the
Spot" -. D.,
Misses Annie Belle and Texas Sharpe
Mrs. Willie Sharpe, Messrs. Thurston
and Barto Sharpe. Of Swanses, visited
the family of Sheriff Miller Monday
and witnessed the exercise at the High
School Monday night.
SALESMAN WANTED to look afser
our interest in Lexington and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission.
Address Lincoln Oil Co., Olaveland,
Ohio.
Mr.. J. L. Stone, of Batesburg. ronte
/, was in town Monday and dropped
in and added his name to onr list of
subscribers. We are always glad to
make new friends and surely loath to
lose old ones.
The Millinery opening of Caughman-
Kaminer Co.. will be announced later
and the newest in Millinery will be
shown that will certainly please the
most fastidious in taste and price.
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