The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-01-11

bia, as he is closing out fall and vii
ter goods at and below cost.
The funeral services of Philip Ora
Kyzer will be preached at Whit
Church st. John's) on the Sd SUI
day in February, instead of the 8
Sunday in this month, by Rev. j.
Wertz.
We have received Vick's Flors
Guide for 1882. The illustration
are numerous and beautiful, and it
instructions are useful to gardener
aud farmers. Send ten cents for
copy to Jas. Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
Tzaungest daughter of NJ,
Godfrey j. Geiger, or rhs~F.L~wh
was accidentally burned a few week
ago, died last Thursday, aged 8 years
4 months and 8 days, and now rest
salty in the arms of Jesus.
x There will be communion services a
Round Hill (Baptist) Church on tn
18th Sunday in this month instead o
the third, at II o'clock A. N. Rev. E
e. Grave, pastor, will preside, as
sisted by Rev. J. NJ. Norris. Prepar'
atory services previous day at ~ Nj.
Never give the Lexington store in
Columbia the go-by. They have
goods purchased especially for our
people, besides they have several
LsxiHgtonians to serve you, chief
among whom is our popular friend
Luther Wessinger, at T. A. McCreery
g. Co.'S. ,
Several of our farmers, taking time
by the forelock, last week, purchased
and hauled through town a sufficient
quantity of corn to run them through.
It would, no doubt, be wise for others
whom the drouth has cut short to
buy soon, as grain and forage will
bring higher prices later.
Mi. r. 81. See, the "boss" salesman
of Desportes & Edmunds, and the
leading clerk of Lorick & Lowrapce,
Mr.. w. 81. Boozer, were in town CD
Sunday; also friend Jas, P. Meetze,
who sells more goods than any one
IN Market Street. They are all "good
,oys, as they aiyaysatteud-rAurh
The good lad! Of our friend, Mr.:
Little, agreeably surprised us
q Saturday BY tenderingt the compii-
nents Of the seasonia the shspebfa
arge watermelon. Mr.. Little in
iorms rs that he hasa few more Of
:he san SOFT left. Or fessting on
hem kh the holidays. It is
dafss assxaApJ1e that we
appreciate. :
A young lady remarked to US the
other day that she believed a certain
fellow who had paid frequent calls
recently was perfumed with corn
liquor and pindars, and begged us to
make this note. Now if he would
succeed we advise him to keep bis
distance, and try Hoyt's cologne with
out cloves or cinnamon drsps."
Mr.. I. ". Townsend, a. retired
New York merchant, and his lady
are on a visit to our town with the
view of settling here. They are
stopping with MI. S. Corley, and we
learn are much pleased with the
place. We would be glad to have
them % permanent residents.
Mr.. L. D. Cullum, one OF Bates
bure's most deserving and energetic
young business men, opened ias'
week in the old stand Of Mr.. E. B
Smith with a splendidly selected new
stock of general merchandise. MIR
Cul.un is one of the most popular
gentlemen in that section, asd W
feel assured that he has commenced
a prosperous business voyage.
|. As night hawks have commenced
their operations in town would it no
be we'll for our Town Council to em
ploy a night policeman, extend tn
lamps up Main Street and keep then
lighted? Wake up, gentlemen, o
our town will soon be known a
SLEEPY Hollow" and you as Rip<Va'
Wrinkle.
QUICK AND SURE.-Many miserabl