The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-07-25
A bad boy is condensed cussedness

A bad boy is condensed cusseoieSS'
Candidates are beginning to bud.
It is easier to marry than it Is to
love.
Fish hooks, lines, corks, etc, will
be found at the Bazaar.
The GOOD Templars will meet Fri
day night.
Ice cold drinks of all kinds and ice
cream, at the Bazaar.
Those who serve friends never
lack employment.
PRAYER service at St. Stephens
church this evening.
Turnip, cabbage and other garden
seeds, at the Bazaar
Prayer meeting at the Baptist
church tomorrow evening.
Mans mind to him kingdom is,
while womans heart is that to her.
It does seems that our people are
determined that our Jail shall not re-
main vacant.
Reports from all over the county
inform US that crops Of all kinds
never were better
The Baptist are organizing Sun
day school. Mr.. L. v. Redd has been
appointed Superintendent.
You will find havoring extracts,
spices, gelletine, corn starch, etc, at
the Bazaar.
Mr.. Frank Efrd left for Aiken
Monday, whittier he goes as dele
gate to the State Alliance
Candidates and others should
keep posted by reading the barbecue
notices published in the Dispatch.
A patch on the seat of a poor
mans trousers may be honester than
crown on kings head.
There will be preaching at St
Stephens 5 church next Sunday morn,
ing at the usual hour.
Miss Jennie Hawkins, of Haigler
Ocangeburg, is visiting her sister,,
Mrs. Emma Kaminer.
Campaign day has passed, and If
single vote has been change by
the speaking we know not OF it.
Lexington Base Ball Club has re-
ceived challenge from the Bates
burg nine to play match game.
All Democrats should remember
that they must join club FIVE days
before the primary Or else they can
not vote.
Any one having hles or portions Of
a iile of the Dispatch Of any year
from its birth up to the present time,
will here something to their interest
by communicating with this office.
1t is said that New York has de-
7eloped two girl burglars. This is
carrying the emancipation Of the sex
to an extreme.
Mr.. James Hartman an invalid son
of Mr.. Drnry J. Harman, died on
Saturday, after many years suffering,
but he now rest IN peace.
A son of Mr.. L, L. Lown, had his
hand badly crushed in saw mill
last Monday morning. 1t is feared
that some Of his fingers will have to
be amputated.
Judge Aldrich has admitted Perry
Hall to bail under q $1,000 bond
Mr.. ". 7. Martin Of Columbia, and
Capt. J. n. Fowles of this county
signing the bond.
Miss Rosa NJ. Hartman returned
home Thursday, after spending
pleasant time in Columbia visiting
relatives and friends.
There will be no meeting of the
Hilton Democratic Club on the 18th
of August, as announced in this pa
per. The date has been changed to
the 11th of that month.
The friends of DR.. J. S. Sally in
this county, regret to learn that ne
is lying critically i'll at his home in
Orangeburg. DR.. Sally Was sergeon
of the 20th South Carolina regiment
in the late war.
Mr. Mark A. Corley of this county
was the first to supply the Columbia
market with new sweet potatoes.
There is simply no possible way to
down Lexington, and Lexingtonians,
They will be the first at everything.
We feel at home again. The Dis
patch is issued from its old Office,
subscribers and others having busi
ness with the paper, will find US al
ways ready and willing to receipt
for all monies due. Friends, cali and
see US.