The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-10-24
Money scarce.
Let us build UP our town.

The Episcopalians have a neat chapel.
| Delinquent subscribers are backward.
| Fresh stock Of Medicines. at the Bazaar.
A Awoman's age is oneof natures secrets.
When you come to town don't forget us.
Friday evening the Good Templars meets.
Delicious Smoked Herrings, at the Bazaar.
1t certainly takes very little to make vain
| people happy.
In placing your order for Job Printing.
don't forget US.
nice line OF fresh canned goods just re-
ceived. at the Bazaar.
woman who paints may be said to be the
picture OF health.
Go to the polls on the 9Th of November and
vote for DR.. Stokes.
4 hog may be Il great sQuealer buthe never
gives anything away.
Brass boldly enters where modesty dare
| not pull the door bell.
Be generous. Meanness means enemies
and breeds distrust.
The goody good folks can tell you where
t. look for all the bad news.
Let US snow Samps Pope under in Novem-
Der with and avalanche of votes.
For Constitutional convention see that
your ballot has the word mo" on it.
Now is the time to SOW advertisements and
the Dispatch is the best place to do so.
Rev. G. Edwin Stokes will preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
There are some preachers who only appear
| to work at their trade one day in the week.
There were thirty-one applicants for teach
er's certificate before the Board last Friday.
| Why are not more neat cottages being
erected? There will be demand for them.
Divine services at st. Stephens next Sum
! day evening. Your presence will be well
| coined.
! Do you Want to rob your neighbor Of his
| freedom? Then vote ior a constitutional
| convention.
Some foolish young people don't know
the difference between broken heart and a
| disordered liver.
1t is certainly unlucky to have thirteen at
! the table when there is only dinner enough
| for twelve people.
The new tangled thingimbobs the ladies
! are now wearing for caps are just too lovely.
| They are out Of sight.
DR.. Stokes should poll at least 27Oo votes in
this county, and he will do so if our people
| will do their whole duty.
Some one says that liquor strengthens the
voice. This is self evident mistake; it only
makes the breath strong.
1t is probable that the Republicans will
hold mass meeting a. this place on Satur-
day before the election, Navember Sd.
Messrs James E. Hendrix and Quincy E.
Caughman made temperance addresses at
Temperance Hall last Friday evening.
At least IL. 900 white men will be disfan-
| chised should constitutional convention be
called. Think of this before you vote.
Gov. Tillman has offered reward Of sl5O
for the arrest of the murders of NJ c. Kirk
land, which occurred in this county Sept. 9,
The building lots advertised by Mrs, P. L.
| Harman will be sold cheap and on liberal
terms. Now is your opportunity yto get home
The ecorn and sorghum crops in this county
are the largest known for years. Beautiful
syrup is offered at twenty-five cents agallon
Look at your registration certificate and 90
to the precinct named thereon and vote for
DR.. Stokes for Congress and the entire State
Democratic ticket.
Every Democratic voter in this district
should go TO the polls on the 9Th Of Novem-
Der and vote the entire Dem mocratic ticket, in
Guiding DR. Stokes.
Love is contagious. epidemic and incura-
BILE. It is the essential fertilizer upon which
| orange blossoms swells buds. blooms and
developes into the perfect flower.
According to our observation one OF the
funniest things at the stores is the sweet
smile woman gives man when she wants
him to sell her something below cost.
Every vote for DR.. Stokes is just that much
less ground for a contest in the House. Our
poodle should remember this and turn out
and vote for him on the 9Th of November.
| Mr.. E. s. Hallman killed large rattlesnake
! on Thursday last at the bridge near Clark S
MILL It was five feet and had eleven rattles
and one button. 1t was an ugly customer.
If Columbia would spend just one-half as
much time, energy and money on. the State
Fair and her business interests as she does
on politics. they would be great successes.
DIR. and Mrs. J. E. Boozer, OF Columbia.
were in town last week. The happy young
couple were the recipients warm congratu-
lations from their numerous friends at
! this place,
Dame rumor has it that Mr.. Rube Barre,
who has mill on Light wood creek. has been
| so hard at work that he completely wore out
| his mill Rube is one Of the most jovial.
| kind heated and pleasant men in Chinquepin
| township.
| Mr.. Ross Smith. one of the largest corn
| raisers in the county. had an old time corn
| shucking at his home in Black Creek. Thurs
| day. The young folks had an enjoyable
| time. We did not learn whic.i beauty found
the red ear and became queen for the evening
Mr.. S. ". Craps. who lives near Cedar
| Grove has one OF the best tandlatestimproved
| outfits for grinding wheat and corn and gin
| ming cotton as there is in the county. He
does the grinding and ginning for his neigh
| borhood We wish him much success.
| Our Editor will be in the Fork next week
with the names of our subscribers over there
! and the amount each one is due. and we trust
| thatthey will come prepared to settleu up when
| they go to meet the Treasurer. He will be
on fox tramp and will not have long to
tarry at place. so don't wait for him to hunt
| you up but hunt him. as he has your account
made out.
Il -
A FEARFUL COUGH