The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-09-15


9TH 81 p. m.
I'd sip m, at saluda.
4th 103 a. m.
LIST 103 a. m., at Hebron.
3rd 81 p M,
Cotton gins now have but little rest
See notice of DR.. D. L. Boozer.
Goods at bottom prices in the town o!
Lexington.
There will be a good pea and po'
tato crop.
MIR. T. S. Hartman has a child very
low with diphtheria.
The game law expires to-day and
sportsmen can now have good time.
Rally around your candidates here
on tomorrow week, Thursday 23d.
Court convenes here Monday. All
concerned will take due notice.
Senator. Bayard after addressing
the ratification meeting at Anderson
left for Georgia.
Every man should be anxious to
know how be stands with his neigh
bors.
Some men manufacture great
things from small material-large
ideas of themselves.
The second primary election will
take place on the first Saturday in
October.
FoR SALE, four young breeding
COWS, one has four pigs. Apply at
this Office.
The 23rd September is the
BIG CAMPAIGN DAY
at Lexington C. q.
BIG ORATORS. BIG SPEECHES.
Big, little, old and young look out
for Harman's Picture Gallery at this
place, on Monday, the Goth instant.
The second primary election will
be conducted in the same manner and
by the same managers as the first was.
EVERYBODY should note the fact that the
best remedy known for coughs, colds, etc.
is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only Is
cents bottle.
The appointment of Judge Hudson
as special Associate gives entire salts
faction to both contestants in the
Chief ~Justiceship contest.
Treasurer Derrick was reelected
by a majority Of seven votes over all
mis- opponents.
The lame of Jas. D. Derrick as q
juror should have been the white in
stead of colored JAS. D. Derrick.
Any one wishing to purchase an
excellent Sand Hill place with good
dwelling, &C., apply to Mr.. Uriah
Jefcoat
We will be pleased to have our
friends call and see us during Court
and be particular and not forget
that little change.
The primary candidates we're chop
ped through on Saturday, and on the
I'd of October they will be put to "a
stand"
Old John Robinson's grand circus
will be in Columbia on the I'd of o.
tober.
Professor Harry Seymoure- gave a
sleightrof-hand performance in town
last night. His tricks were unusually
good and the Punch and Judy family
were as lively as possible.
We want no laggards in this county
in the coming campaign. Every man
is expected to do his whole duty and
Lexington will hold her own as the
estate" of Democracy.
We are glad to note that the DIS
PATCH is appreciated abroad as well as
at home. We have recently received
several subscriptions from Northern
and Western States, and a number OF
orders for specimen copies.
There was a number of scattering
votes for different persons for Coro-
ner, which were not counted by the
committee, no pledges having been
deposited with the Chairman, but not
enough to change the result.
LOST yesterday on the streets be-
tween my residence and Lexington
High School, or on the grounds at
the school house, a small gold breast
pin with coral set. A reward will be
paid to the person delivering it to
G.. NJ. Hartman.
1he Lexington merchants are pay
ing the highest pricesfo for cotton. W.
P. Roof within the past few DAYS has