The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-02-01
BREVITTES.
meEIrss,s WINE OF cAR0ul for female diseas

MeEI.ss,: VINE OF cARogL for female diseases.
All it costs is a dollar-The Dis
patch.
The fragrant orange blossom is
pertaining the air.
Wait not for difficulties to cease;
the glory lies in overcoming them.
A full stock ofTriall Justice blanks
at the Bazaar for sale cheap.
True happiness consists in the pre-
s~ervation Of a firm and equal mind.
"Old Uncle Daniel" Corley has
been quite sick for some days.
Communion services at Providence
on the 4th Sabbath of February at
IL a. N.
Whenever -le preacher takes a
square aim at sin every hypocrite in
the church begins to dodge.
After a lingering illness Mrs. G.
N. c. Kyzer died at Red Bank this
morning.
In matters of conscience first
thoughts are best. In matters Of
prudence, last thoughts r best.
Mr.. J. Willie See and wife, of
Savannah, were here visiting relatives
and friends last Friday.
There are three things difficult to
keep a secret, to suffer an injury, to
use leisure.
Mr.. Jesse Fry a we'll known citizenf
this township died Friday after a
lengthy sickness.
Monday is sales day. Some val
liable property will be offered for
sale.
The wise carry their knowledge as
they do their watches-not for dis
play, but for their own use.
MI. J. W. Long will sell you any
kind and quality of shoes at lower
prices that you can buy elsewhere.
Some people I always bewailing
their misfortunes, but never make an
effort to overcome them.
Mr.. Monroe Shull's little son in
iured himself quite seriously yester-
day by falling off a shed on g. shingle
sticking up in the ground.
Not to do honor to old age is to de
molish in The morning the house
wheoSrnWe / 70 sIeep aSnight.
-M welteqLasslLH
Thomas and Della e. Bowen in the
bonds of matrimony on the 2eth
inst.
One of the hardest times to love an
enemy is when he seems to be pros
pering like a green bay tree.
Mr.. Job S.. Wessinger, one of
Chapin's most popular and prosper
Gus merchants, was in town Monday
and paid US a pleasant visit.
Cultivate courtesy and good breed
ing in the family circle. I'll is foolish
to expect that a child who is rude at
home will be polite away from home.
A full line of garden seed and sew
eral varieties of fine seed Irish pots
toes, for sale at the Bazaar this, sea-
son.
There are people who are afraid to
give their hearts altogether to tie
Lord, for fear they will never again
be allowed to have anything they
want.
Mr.. Jno. V. Gable, a good old
soldier and an excellent citizen died
on Friday at lis home in Hollow
Greek.
Three and a half millions of people
are always atioat on the seas of the
world.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
F. G. Caughman has been reappointed
chief Fish Patrol of the State by
Governor Tillman.
Rev. N. g. Cooner will preach in
the Methodist church at Lexington
C. H., on the 1st Sunday morning
in Feb, next, at II o'clock.
Persons in this vicinity needing
work done on their teeth would do
well to call on DR.. Boozer, court
week. See card in another part of
this issue.
Mr.. ". ". Price, q first class
newspaper man formerly with the
Greenville News is now on the staff
of the Columbia Journal formerly
the Record. The paper is to be
greatly impoved under the new