The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-10-13
See Sheriff's sales.

OSC SuOAlh SoAS"
<Hurrah for Muller, Hagood, Han
cock and English!
I Go to Gilbert Hollow next Satur-
day.
A fresh lot of fine lemons, at Mrs.
Harman's confectionery.
No Indepsadentism in ours, pone
at all.
Kyzer & Co, have an excellent line
of clothing, cheap.
If YOU want nice, fresh candies call
at Mrs. Harman's Confectionery.
There are FIVE Fridays, five Satur-
days and FIVE Sundays in this month.
There will be The right sort of talk
at Gilbert Hollow on Saturday.
Mr.S. S. Under will open school
at Pine Ridge Academy next Monday
the 1SthoJ ~ &f
Rev. L. E. Busby was in town on
Saturday and gave US the names
of two new subscribers.
Have you ever tried II. L Jumpers
grocery in Columbia He sells very
cheap. Call and be convinced.
The News and Courier thinks South
Carolina is in danger, unless the
Democracy take as much pains as IN
1876 to see that not a vote is lost"
Every Democrat who fails to do
his whole duty now, gives indirect
aid and encouragement to the Radl-
Gals.
Now is the time to subscribe, and
when you do so subscribe for a year
and it will expire next year when you
have money to renew.
Some say that the people of Lex
ington Won't enthuse worth q cent.
Let each section turn out and prove
to the contrary.
A grand rally of the Democracy is
expected at Geiger's mill on to-mor-
row week, Thursday, and at every
other place mentioned.A
Any man who thinks the Lexington
Democracy can be kid-napped Eto
the Republican patty viii and saI
self mistaken.
The South Carolina Synod Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church will be
held, at Leesville, commencing to-
morrow, Thursday.
We were pleased on Saturday to
have a call from our former towns
man Mr.. D. Rawl. He is a staunch
friend of the DISPATCH and will read
1t for another year.
General Hampton will attend every
meeting in the State between now
and the close OF the campaign that he
can possibly get to.
The Democracy cannot carry South
Carolina for Hancock and English.
unless the party is united in senti'
neut and in action as in the heroic
days of seventy-six. -
While Democrats and Republicans
do not agree as'to which will be the
next President Hancock or Garfield
they are all convinced that at S. n
Hendrix, IN Columbia, is the place tc
get good and cheap groceries.
The citizen of South Carolina who
at the coming election, opposes any
candidate of the Democratic party is
his own enemy and the enemy Of the
State. .ng@r,sD -";~;=:
Messrs. Caughman & Leaphart
continues to add new goods to theil
already ]argeagd cheap stock. They
have also for sale the Weed Sewing
Machine, which is said to be an ex'
eellent machine, cheap and durable.
We xish4o express publicly oul
sincere thanks to those of Dur sub
seribe7s who pave go promptly re-
sponded to our call and hav paid III
and renewed their subscriptions
There are eereet many. who have
not responded yet, but we hope the,
will do so shertley, .@7-; 10: q nr>.
Every true Democrat will stand b,
his colors and support the tickle
made by the majority of his fellow.
citizens.
Base music. To be- aroused from
sweet and delicious slumber by a "ca'
serepade," is efa par withnbeiug au
.noyed in church by the steady hack
ing and coughing of individuals, who
neglect to- take Or. Bulls Cougt
Syrup. Price 25 cents. :
We cannot enter new names OF
our subscription bookat this season
of the year without the cash. w
are burdened enough through The
dull summer months when there il
n o money in circulation, and if sub
scribers can't pay now tell us whel
they can. We. might be willing tx
send out the paper to every body bu
months ago our pocket book wa: