The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-11-24

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purchasing elsewhere.
J. NJ. Clark's paper is mailed tc
Aston just as regularly as u other
Subscribers and we regret that be
does not receive it.
We are informed by the Rev. ?.
Miller that St. Miehael's Church re-
Gently built by our neighbors across
The river, will be dedicated on the Sd
Sunday of December.
We are indebted to MI. John III.
Caugh,nan for some of the finest and
sweetest turnips we have had this
season. Let other friends follow his
good example.
Subscribers in arrears who have
not the cash, can pay in corn, for
which the highest market price will
be allowed.
Car young friend G. 7. Graham.
has been absent from his Office for
several weeks and has just returned.
He says be has had a glorious time
over On the Savannah River, and re-
ports abundant crops and most glori-
GUS weather.
We regret to say that our senior
editor, G.. D. Haltiwanger, Esq, has
been called away again to attend the
bed side of his sick mother. We
trust SIZE may soon recover and en-
able him to come back to his chair.
If you want nice, fresh candies call
at Mrs. Harman's Confectionery.
NoTIcE.
Al! parties anyway indebted to
Kyzer & Co., for supplies or guano,
will please make payment at once and
save cost and trouble. KyzER & Co.
We are again placed under obiiga-
tons 10 friend W. Fl. Squier, Of Co.
for a late number of Puck
which furnishes plenty Of fun for the
but is death on the National
Democratic party.
While the farmer sows his grain
the merchant should SOW his adver-
broadcast over the land
and reap heavy profits.
Judge Bryan, of the U. S. Court,
dismissed the grand jury on Mon
day, and continued the election cases
Of this vicinity to the April term,
will be held in Charleston.
Thus our citizens are put to still more
expense by political pimps.
Mrs. P. l. Hartman has a full stock
Of candies and nic-nacs and every
of Christmas. presents that
can be thought of for both young snd
Did. Some OF her goods are now
being opened. They are all Of the
first class aud will be sold at Co.
prices and some things be-
low them. Call and examine for
yourselves and you will be convinced
that you a get any goods in her
line as cheap as they can be bought
any where.
A liberal distribution Of printers
ink among friends and the public will
now prove remunerative to every
class OF business.
A number of subscriptions will
positively be stopped with this issue.
It is impossible for US to run our
paper entirely on credit. We have
been very lenient during the year, and
as this is the time of the year for all
settlements to be made We hope all
those in arrears will come forward
without further exhortation and have
their papers continued. If it has not
their convenience to pay up it
is not orr fault. We have performed
our part of the contract.
We advise our citizens at the ar
rival Of the trains at either OF the
in Columbia, to call for Henry
Johnson who drives one of ". D.
S~tarling's No. 1 teams and m elegant
carriage. Henry is polite and
accommodating, and will carry you
safer and easier than any
other hackman in Columbia. Always
call for Henry Johnson, Starling's
line.
There has been left at our Office by
Mr.. Reuben Corley a stalk Of genuine
cane with twenty-three we'll
matured Joints. This cane was grown