The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-10-03

Hull & Tobin-Notice.
G.. NJ. Harman-Wants Supplied.
Sheriff's Sale.
McCreery's Improved Racket
Dry Goods &c.
J. W. Fulmer-Final Discharge.
Fine Northern apples, iustrecelved
at the Bazaar.
We want a correspondent at every
post Office in the county.
New crop fine Northern Onions at
the Bazaar.
The County Alliance meets next
Saturday, the 9th inst.
Court adjourned last Saturday,
after two weeks sitting.
The fall session of the Brookiand
Academy commenced Monday.
The word "penknife" is one of the
words found only once in the Bible.
Empty is the jail, the brids having
been transferred to the penitentiary.
It is now in order to balance ac-
counts, don't forget US when doing so.
Read our advertisements and find
out where to buy your winter sup
plies,
Considerable cotton, everything
considered, is daily being soldin this
market.
Stella Vitae is Mothers Cordial,
impartiug stregth and health to both
mother and child
We hear of no serious damage be-
ing done to crops by the recent storm
in this county.
Does any body have to buy new
school books for their children? If
so, call at the Bazaar.
Many letters are received every
day from ladies praising Stella Vitae,
but we never publish such letters.
Several Columbia lawyers were in
attendance upon the Court OF Com
Dlooo las ,vooJ-
The telephone line is becoming
quite popular and is certainly great
convenience to our people.
Mrs. Patsy Hughes, of Howe,
Texas, is visiting her father, Mr.. B.
I. Hayes, relatives and friends.
Some people are so Yindictive that
with one foot in the grave, they will
kick the surrounding tombstones.
The military company, recently Or
ganized at this place has gone up
Salt river to go into winter quarters.
Miss Oachs, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. g. Graichen, at
this place left for her home last week.
Mr.. Henry Corley has commenced
the erection of his residence on his
lot recently purchased near the fac
tory.
What do you take medicine for?
Because you are sick and want to get
well, of course. Then remember,
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
Presiding Elder E. Toland Hodges
preached an excellent sermon in the
Methodist church last Sunday eve
ming.
When merchant stops advertis-
ing the people somehow get the idea
an their heads that his business is
<'going down"
Energy will do anything that can
be done in this world, and no talents,
no circumstances, no opportunities
will make a man without it.
Temperance puts coal on the fire,
-four in the barrel. yigor in the body,
intelligence in the brain and spirit in
the whole composition of man.
Wanted-Eqery merchant in town
to plant fall advertisement in the
Dispatch, just to show the outside
world that we have stores IN the vii
lage.
The new Horeb Methodist church
was dedicated to the service Of Al
mighty God. by Presiding Elder
Hodges, last Sunday in the presence
of large audience.
There seems to be an unequal dl-
vision Of time when it takes woman
two hours to fix up her hair and she
only utilizes about one minute to jerk
her husband bald headed.
Rev. Ed. S. Jones of Columbia, a
recent graduate of Woford, will
preach in the Methodist church at
this place in the afternoon of the Sec
.ond Sunday, the 14th day.
The man who boasts that he works
with his head instead Of his hands,
Us respectfully reminded that the
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