The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-12-21

the Baptist church at this place on
the first Sunday in January at II a.
m., and in the evening at 7:30.
The place to purchase your Christ
mas groceries, fruits, nuts, cakes,
candies, canned goods, &c, is at $.
N. Hendrix's, Columbia.
| The Southern Railway is selling
excursion tickets to any point on its
line good to return January 4th,
1899, atthc rate cf one and onethird
Of first class fare.
Fine brands OF salmon, sardines,
full cream cheese, macaroni, best
soda crackers and fancy cakes always
in stock at the Bazaar.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the County farmers Alliance will
be held with Ford Alliance at Mid
way school house, on Saturday, JAN
uary 7th, next.
Now that Dr. G. E. Leaphart has
been relieved of the duties of the
Probate Office, he will devote more
| time and attention to the practice Of
his profession.
When you come to town don't for
get to call at the Dispatch Office and
settle for your subscription.
A tub of fine New York butter
Just received at the Bazaar. The
ladies will find this article the very
thing to put in cakes, etc.
May every little child in Lexing-
ton county get their stockings brim-
full of good things Christmas eve
night. Let Santa Claus deal out bis
gifts with liberal hand.
Prof. Sidney j. Derrick is in town.
He comes to lead to Hymenial Alter
one OF Lexington's most popular and
lovely daughters. He is accompanied
by number Of his friends.
See the great display Of candy at
the Bazaar, before you buy your
Christmas supply, or at any time you
may want the best and purest candy.
The friends of Mr.. Drury Harmap
will be pleased to learn that he is
pleasantly and comfortably domiciled
at the home of his daughter Mrs. Jos.
Reese, in Copgaree.
After Christmas day many a sick
person will charge ''too much rich
food" with the cause OF their sick
ness, when really too much mean
whisky is to blame.
Your Christmas turkeys, fresh
meats and vegetables are made more
delicious by the use OF the celebrate d
Worcestershire sauce, which sells at
Is cents per bottle at the Bazaar.
This is the time of good cheer.
Let each one strive to make some
one happy and we will be happy our
selves and may lift burden from
the heart of some one which we
know not of.
A new street has been opened
from the road leading by the Hen
dirk graveyard" just below the
graveyard to Main street, intersect-
ing this street near Mrs. Jane c.
Hendrix.
You just ought to purchase one Of
those handsome and durable bug
gies or wagons which are being
offered at such low figures by I. B.
& Co., Columbia.
We learn that Bob Slice met with
painful accident at the gin of Mr..
julius L. Eargle, on last Tuesday, in
which he had the misfortune OF hav-
ing three fingers cut off and his hand
otherwise lacerated.
We learn that a new post cffice
has been established in this county
on the Midland Railroad, near Stead
mans, called Althea, and Willie E.
Quattlebaum has been commissioned
postmaster.
Miss Gussie Caughman, the charm
ing and popular niece Of Mrs. P. L.
Harman, is visiting her aunt. Her
mission here is to assist in tying the
Gordon knot which will bind two
young lives together for life.
We haven't received that turkey
yet. Come, friends, don't wait on
each other. Is it possible that we
are to eat corn bread and bacon three
times in every one of the 364 days
and on CHS tmas, too.
Pains in the chest when a person
has cold indicate tendency toward
pneumonia. A piece Of flannel damp