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

SUBSCRIBERS rrceiri"q N"ir paper ,c;'
a RED Cross mnrk. upoM It, ere Mere1
notified that niM tie neri n'.nJer their Sal
scrtption expires.
The Red Cross means money want
ed at this Office. Call and settle.
Thirty cents by mail will pay TO
one Of kendall's horse books.
Thanksgiving services will be bel<
in the Lutheran Church at this place
tomorrow, by the pastor, Rev. j. Il
Bailey.
We will be glad to see our friends
next sales day.
MI. Simeon Corley is a petit juror
for the January term of the United
States Court which convenes in
Charleston.
Now is the time to sell your cotton.
We are informed by q subscriber thai
cotton was selling in Columbia on
Monday at IL cents. The quotations
show an upward tendency.
Cotton is still going up, but S. n.
Hendrix is selling all the same, tue
best groceries at the lowest possible
prices.
Apples, lemons. cocoanutS. cabbage and
onions, at Mrs. Harman's Confectionery.
Rev. j. Hawkins, by special request
will preach the funeral OF Mrs. Nancy
Meetze, on next Sunday at half past
2 o'clock P. NJ, in St. Stephens Luth-
r Church.
Gov. Hagood will be inauguratod
on Tuesday next the 30th instant.
Let the teachers and scholars Of
the Lutheran Sunday-school take
notice that the school will be re-
opened at the church 10 o'clock
A. NJ, next Sunday. Bring your
books and tickets.
Mr.. I. A. Lindler presented rs the
largest turnip, Of the Globe variety,
that we have seen this season. It
weighed over FIVE pounds.
A strange mad dog was killed on
Rev. L. W. Rast's place, at Sandy
Run, on Thursday. This is tie third
mad dog killed on his place i'll the
last year or two.
Farmers when You are at the Court
House don't forget to call at The Dis
PATCH Office and get a horse book.
u,,
Charles Hartman, Toledo, Ohio,
says:-I know it cured me-, and I
hope others similarly troubled with
pain in the chest may be helped by
the "Only. Lung Pad" as I haye.-See
Advertisement.
The northern bound train on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad ran off near Gilbert Hollow
on Thursday night, throwing four
cars off the track. Tie express car
was crushed, but no Il was hurt.
A broken rail was the cause.
ESTRAYED
From my place, on Sunday evening,
8 large dark are mule. A liberal
reward will be paid for her delivery,
or information as to her whereabouts.
UKIAu JEFcoAT,
BULL SWAMP, LEX. Co., S. G.
Messrs. t. W. Wagner & Co, Of
Charleston, last week shipped to South
America $500 barrels of -four.
A mans general character Of hon
esty and fair dealing witli' his fellow
men can lie measured pretty accu-
rately by q reference to the subscrip-
ton book of a newspaper. When he
is found right there you can put him
down as q good egg" without going
to hunt for n secret record.
Mr.. Charles Barnum, said to be a
United States detective, spent q por-
ton of Friday and Saturday last in
town. We suppose he was getting
up some cases and understand he will
return here in q few days with a
pocket full of warrants.
Benny Hendrix, who has been con-
fined to his bed for a number Of years,
died last Saturday and was buried on
Monday. Rev. L. ". Rast preached
the sermon to a large number Of
the friends of the family. He was
t%wenty-nine years of age and was a
great sufferer from rheumatism. We