The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-10-11

atpr" has beea received: but, on &C
count Of its length and the want of
space In this issue its publication is
deferred till next week.
Aliens Lung Balsom is standard
remedy for the cure Of all affections
of the lungs, throat and chest. colds,
coughs, hoarsness, etc. For sale at
the Bazaar.
Prof. Price gave few recitals be-
fore the pupils Of the Pelmetto Insti-
tute this morning, and was heartily
applauded.
Needing tonic. o, children who want build.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
Il is pleasant: cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliouaness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
All who did net hear the recent
lecture of Rev. J. g. Graichen before
the students of Palmetto Collegiate
Institute, missed a great treat.
These lectures will be delivered regu-
larly and all are invited to attend
them.
Rev. Mr.. Graichen preached a
most instructive and able sermon in
St. Stephens last Sunday morning,
and Mr. Jas. E. Hendrix delivered
an interesting address to the child
rem, at the same place in the evening.
Rev. A. R. Mitchell, Rector of the
church of The Good Shepherd, Co.
lumbia, will hold Episcopal services
in Drafts Hall, Thursday evening, at
7:30 o'clock and Friday morning at
1890 a. m.
For bargains in chiidrens', youths,
and gents clothing, hats, shoes and
furnishing goods, call on j. S. Wes-
singer, Chaplin, S. c.
Agent for Ballard's flour.
Life with all its trials is harder to
live by the women who are suffering
from the chronic weaknesses and
painful disorders peculiar to their
sex. The one unfailing remedy for
them is DR.. Thacher's Stella-Fit% al
ways sure, effectual, and pleasant to
take. It is guaranteed.
The area planted in wheat and
oats will be larger this fall than in
years. Every provident farmer, If
he has not already sown, is prepar-
ing to do so largely.
1t is confidently asserted that the
price of bacon, lard and other hog
products will continue to be high,
for the reason that the demand, both
at home and abroad, is increasing,
while the supply is diminishing
This is q. matter that every farmer
should consider
If the ladies want to keep in fash
ion and have the most stylish hats at
lowest prices, they will find just
what they want at n. ". Trumps,
Columbia, who has large and
splendid stock of all kinds of mil
Ia+4sse4 go,o1ts Ad ssssvt 'notr0ust
see him.
Messrs. Whites Bros, formally of
Peak and Wallaceville, both popular
and thorough business men, will
open large dry goods and general
merchandise stock in Columbia, next
to J. A. Platt's.
The Southbound Railroad has been
sold to the Florida Central and Pc
ninsular Railroad. The road from
Savannah to Jacksonville will be COM
pleted in few weeks and through
train will be put on from Columbia
to Tampa.
The publisher of the Dispatch will
take the rounds of the Fork, with
the County Treasurer and wishes
every subscriber who is behind to
let him have the amount which he
owes. He also hopes to get many
new subscribers. Be sure to come
prepared to pay up.
Mr.. H. Tenenbaum, has opend in
the Drafts storehouse, next to. the
court house. He has full stock of
dry goods, clothing, notions. boots,
shoes and hats and is selling every
thing cheaper than ever before known
in this place, besides giving every
customers present. What do you
think Of pair of pants or a good
shirt for 25 cent? Just so he sells
other things.
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