The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-09-22
Now is the time to advertise.

ScTtptt0n expires.
Now is the time to advertise.
Ship your cotton to T. W. Wagner
& Co., Charleston.
Some of the defeated candidates seemed
to be wsxed up pretty warm. Keep cool.
Don't forget to attend the hot supper to
morrow. Pretty ladies' and value received
Dots from Sinclair did not reach
US until Wednesday night. Too late
Every Democrat should turn out
tomorrow and hear some wholesome
speeches
Go to Harman's Picture Gallery and have
YOUR phiz taken. Tent, next to Kyzer i
Co.'S. drug store.
The second primary election will
take place on the first Saturday in
October.
We accepted, on Monday, an invitation
to the Hendrix House and enjoyed one OF
the usual good dinners served at that house.
Treasurer Derrick paid the grand jurors
promptly Monday afternoon. He was busy
here collecting Monday and Tuesday.
Not a single Ease was tried in the
Sessions Court. A good commentary
upon the people of Lexington.
Jim Rawl, colored, has done the best
thing vet. He laid on our table last week
a huge and delicious muskmelon. Thanks.
Remember the campaign meeting to-
morrow. Some of the best speakers in the
! State will be here. Don't fail to put In an
! appearance
The primary election will lake place next
Saturday week. Let there be O full vote
md then the will of the people viii be ex-
fessed.
The petit jurors will be discharged this
rnoon without sitting on a single case
court. The Judge will probably leave
ght.
10 merchants at Lexington 60 to
10 of the market for cotton and
DIS of country produce, and sell
Eow down.
County Commissioners have
Pted the bridge built by Mr..
mpert, just below our town
Mile Greek.
A. Hartman has sold the
/ for Lexington, of his
per, to Messrs. D. W.
by. Lindler.
ne election in Maine is
~. The vote is close, and
q that only the official
s will decide who is
kwas suddenly taken
Friday. We are glad,
him out again. He was
LIS bed and room up to this
$men weighing respectively 215, 226,
940, took drinks together on Mon
ott Hendrix bar. The most prom
bng thsm us thA-1ine of Mrsh
Island. r0at giants on a spree.
That case OF malicious mischief"
was for killing a night prowler il the
shape of a hound. Why, the man
should be pronounced a public beue-
factor.
Eminent medical authority says
impure blood causes more noses to
become headlights than whiskey.
Cut this out and paste it on your
ZOE
Merchants and business men will
never do a thriving business, if they
don't tell people through the papers
where they are, and what they have
to sell.
Our boot and shoemaker, MI. Jno.
Scott, is an excellent workman, and
we would advise u citizens to give
him their orders, either for coarse or
fine work.
A. W. Strange, Esq, Lynchburg, Va,
writes: Il use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup reg
ularly lOr q LlchunB cough at ulSnt. II
gives relief and puts me to sleep. 1t is
much used here" Price Is cents o bottle.
MI. 7. S. Harman's little girl whom
We mentioned in u last issue vas
very low with diphtheria, died on
Thursday last. The parents and
family have u sympathy.
The time as fixed by the game law
for killing deer is from the lst of
September to LIST of March, and the
time for killing turkey, partridge,
dove, sc, is from the 18th September
to 18th March.
On Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock as
Mrs. G. W. Kyzer and family were return
ing from st. Johns Church in a wagon, the
breeding strap broke causing the mule to
run away. All the occupants were thrown
n Mrs. Kyzer and her baby, it is
thought were seriously hurt, the others
only slightly.
Four men working for W. P. Corley on
David N~unnamaker's place in the Fork,
snatche6 the heecy Sfanle last Monday as