The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1890-10-08

You ought to know bythis time that
S. n. Hendricks, Columbia, is the
place where the cheapest groceries
and tobacco are to be had.
Rev. Mr.. Graichen delivered quite
an interesting sermon in the Luth-
ern church at this place on Sunday
and great interest is manifested III
his evening meetings now in progress
in the same church.
MsELsEE,s WINE OF eARng! for Weak Nerves
It will be noticed in another col
umn, that the Governor offers a re-
ward of $50 for the arrest Of the IN
cendiary who burned Mr.. w. w.
Bars mill on 22d January last.
Mr.. Barre supplements the amount
with 800 additional reward.
In consequence of the general cleo,
ton following on the date first txed
for collection of taxes at Drafts Store
and Craps Mill, the date has been !.
changed from the 4th to the 18th OF
November as will be seer by refer
ence to the Treasurer's notice.
Mr.. r. NJ. Anderson, q well known
citizen of Columbia, where he has
been for many years in business and
Reading Clerk Of the House of hep
resentatives since 1876, died in that
city Monday evening.
Cabbage! cabbage! cabbage! ap-
Piles and Irish potatoes, now at the
Bazaar, ready for the cooks while
everything is scarce. New York
dried beef, pickle. tripe, pig feet and
bologna sausage.
Needing a tonic, or children that want building
up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
IT ia nIeasanr to take, cures Malaria, images
ton. and Biliousness. All dealers keep it.
White supremacy must be main
tanned in this State, and it is the
duty of every white man TO
cease all work on the 4th Of No,
vember and devote the entire day for
the success of the white mans ticket
headed by Tillman.
About twenty applicants for public
school teachers certificates were
before the County Board of Exami-
ners Friday. The result Of the ex-
animation will appear next week.
Don't omit taking McCarthy's line
of bussses at the depot when you
visit Columbia.
+ Capt. Rivers is using, besides his
wheelbarrow gang, a number OF
wagons to haul dirt on the factory
dam, and the work is now progress
ing finely.
It will be seen from a card in this
issue that the Colored Alliance of this
county have made an arrangement
by which all the trade Of its members
is to be given to Messrs. j. L.. MINI
naugh & Co., Columbia, in such
goods as that firm sells.
But few farmers have been in town
since the fair weather, as the pre7l-
GUS rains had put them behind in
cotton picking and now they are util-
ling every moment in tryingto catch
up.
The ladies Will be doubly pleased
if they will only call when in Column.
bia and see the beautiful stock OF
hats and notions just opened at
Trump's. He will surely please you
both in goods and prices. Go there
if you wish to be in style.
It will be observed from the hsC Of
managers of election in this issue
that there are eighteen voting places
in the county and the voters will not
forget that they + not the same as
tShosa estalbAisshhedjn the primary
election.
Whenever you come to town .ud
sell cotton don't 60 away before S,
Ting your subscription at this office:
Those who do not come can send
BY mail. Let US have it now while
you are handling a little cash, please.
At the meeting of the Public
School Trustees of this school district
Monday night contracts were signed
with Ar, P. T. Brodie and Mrs. NJ.
E. Lathrope as teachers of the white
public school and with Rev. j. H.
Mixson and Ella Lowman for the
colored.
The biggest racket yet raised in
Lexington County is caused by those
who have recently received some OF
the astonishing bargains offered at
the McCreery Racket Store Columbia:
If you have never been there it will
surprise you to find goods SO cheap:
We advise our citizens to call and
look through this immense stock and
they will find any and everything
they need,