The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 14, 1886, Image 4
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j General News.
/Live hoqeBtly, hart nobody, and
Spender every oue hie just dne.
1 That Hacking Cough can be bo
/ quickly cored by Shiloh's Care. We
? l un v xr '
i gututtuw** At \J. a Vim B.
/ A prominent member of the Athens
r Ga., bar asserted on the streets 'that
before prohibition went into effect
io Clarke county his criminal practice
alone amounted to .$1,000, and
now he would take $159 for his
practice in the criminal conrt. .
Mr. S. MeB. Scott, Jr., set s line
in Pompey's lake a few days ago and
baited the hook with a small silver
fish. When he returned to his line
he was surprised to find a summer
duck darting about under the water
with the bock fastened in its mouth.
If the existence of worms in the
intestines darkens the complexioD, is
it not reasonable to snppose that
their presence will ruin health?
Sbriner's Indian Vermifuge will
destroy and expel them from the
body. ,
The old and well-known Empire
Copying Co., 383 Canal street, New
York; wish a general-agent for this
and adjoining counties; any of our
readers out of employment may
obtain a steady paying businee
N Without risk by writing them at once.
Sleepless Nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the 'remedy for you. At C. N.
Xyzer's.
"Charles, I hear you are going to
marry Miss Softly. Charmingwoman
! Let me congratulate you en
jonr good taste." "Ah. yes, but?
the fact is, I have broken off the
f match and I'm not going to marry
\ anyone." "Then let me congratulate
you on your good sebse,"
^j^j^Every town or community of 500
or 600 people ought to, hs've a dentist
There should be enough patronage
. to support one, and there will be if
the dentist does his duty in honestly
teaching the people the importance
of the teeth in the human economy.
Morgan White was sewing np sacks
>_r the third story of aguano j
factory in Atlanta last w^k, when &
skein of thread, which he had around
his neck, caqght a belt that was rod?
niog jast over his head and he wasj
lifted np, carried over a pulley and j
dropped throogh an opening to the
first floor. He was killed outright
A rural citizen popped his -bead
into the office door of one of our
leading attorneys a few day ago, and
said: *E'm: looking for a gentleman,
-tall ma irhara T nan fiVid
r- ,
him?" The attorney replied: "Well,
.sir, you will have to reduce yonr
inquiry to more explicit and less
ambiguous terms, or I cannot grasp
the sense of yonr question with
sufficient clearness to afford me the
data to render the desired information."
Shtloh's Vitalizes is what yon
need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness, and ail symptoms
of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents
per bottle. At Kyzer's.
"Ob, dear," exclaimed Mrs. F., after
vainly endeavoring to pour hot water
oat of the empty tea kettle, "bow did
I forget it, I wonder. I'm getting a
perfect simpleton. I wish I did have
a little common sense."
"Bat, my dear," interrupted Foge,
"suppose yon bad. Do yon think
yon'd know what to do with it?"
"Do with it?" echoed Mrs. F.,
"many things. I might want to be
married again, you know, and it
might save me from making a fool of
/ myself a second time." v .{
A well informed doctor reoently j
refased to being sworn in court, fearing
contagion from the znncb worn
Bible. A Philadelphia girl also re- j
fused to kiss the book because the !
witness who had just been sworn had
sore lips and another used tobacco..
Probably no sacred object in the
world is so abased and polluted as
the average conrt house Bible. The I
Bible should be the chief law book of
courts, but it should be protected j
from the tonch of ioopnre and perjured
lips, whether they be those of
witnesses or jarors. it would be well j
to do away with the practice of swear- j
iog on the Book. ' j
A Chicago paper publishes letters
from a large number of the clergy
of that citv, giving tbeir views of the
Rev, Sam Jones and Sam Small and j
their work. Nearly all of them
* endorse the Georgia evangelists, and <
speak most hopefnlly as to the !
pron&ble results of their meetings in j
that city. ProADavid SwiDg-declarep j
Jones td be "a roost powerful ex- ]
ponent of the religion of action."
v IteekJeF. he declares that "this revival !
\ m tfie most intellect sal oca Chicago j
.ever enjoyed." It saeros <hat
33 ?b>gpted end irrevf-rant -io j
t?and ti>ey are dumbered by
Bifthds?are oowicoffewv
cold or cough may
, .< V)n<sjfriptfwi or oilier fata! j
& z Pills wV 1 care a ;
vhwgtor dyspepr.ia.in- j
' as ibonsaiida testify,
mar 23?j
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Having received my stock of Spring
^Clothing I take pleasure of making this announcement
to the citizens of Lexington.
. My stock is unusually larg^this season and
embraces many varieties of styles and patterns
which are conservative in designs.
The popular Cutaway Suit is the one button
which will lead the styles. I ako have
them in three and four button Cutaways,
made from imported Corkscrews, Whipcords
and Chiviots. The styles in Sack
Suits are the Square Cut sfnd Cutaway
Sacks. *Thq selection of fats stock was
.made from the most reliable manufacturers
of the country and who are reliable for the
6tyle, make and quality of these goods. I
am the agent for the celebrated Square
Shoulder garment which has no equal in
fit or make. They are as perfect as any
garmeqt made by a tailor and will cling to
the figure and hold their shape. Those
who have worn these garments can testify
to the merits of them and that they are as
represented to be. My' stock of medium
grade suits, ranging from $10 to $15, are
made first-class in every respect, and will
give perfect satisfaction. Ton will also
find great bargains in elothing this spring
and the prices lower than ever before. As
I do not propose to be undersold, I guarantee
the prices.-to be as low for'the same
grade of goods ind quality that you will
find anywhere. ' <i.'
A new and/omplete assortment in Gents'Furnishing
floods, Hats, Shoes, Trunks,
Satchels, Valises and Tourist's Bags; the
largest as^rtment in this line that you will
;-n.'*Wk /*??* M? R/vec' TW*nu-+i?Ant. in
full of d^icesuits for the little fellows, in.?fading
a.line of Soy's Shirt Waists in all
colors suid patterns from 4 to 12 years.
HATSi HATSi
Forfepring wear, have been received and
are placed in stock. I have a line of Stiff >
Hats w the latest styles and colors of Pearl,
Browii Granite Mixture and Black. These
hats fo\wear and durability can't be excelled.
Ipiey are light in weight and ventilated
foriot weather.
2 cordially invite yon to call and see this
new stock when in the city whether yon
wish to purchase or not. I will tako
pleasure in showing4 you the new goods
and explain all the new features and the
merits of these suits.. Hoping to see you
soon. Eespectfully, - :v M.
L. EINARD,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ICov. 12?ly
STOVES!
STOVES!! STOVES !H
4 ' I .
EXCElSfOR COOK STOVES
ARE THE BEST.
"WOOD DOORS at both ends of Firebox,
large flues, Remarkably Durable Patented
Wood Grate, large broiling doer with check
draft, removable damper, ring covers,
double crosspieces, reversible long crosspiece,
swing besrthplat?, swing flue stop,
sifter grate, illuminated sliding fire doors,
etc. Nickel knobs and nickel -Panels.
Made with solid fire' doors if preferred,
W*I. DEIP2,
831 Broad St, Augusta. Ga,
Mar 5?ly
MEN ONLY
A Q9ICK, PEBttAHEMT, CERTAW CURE FCH
Lost ^rFoiiintj h?:inboed,KervtmjCM?i
Wa$kn?es, Lack of Slrca.gt
Vijjor or DevelcporfarUf . i
Cacwd br indiecvotiang. excuses, to ijtoefitu Lc?
^sy; Ccror.TY?aa31,v ?ritb:p. a aic.."j. liwCcyrfewi .
or Qoxciory. Porttiv* Proof*, it U sJc-:cric,t'c>r, \si
iscter.-rf oArtofi iu r.tam estfeA anc&ojc. two.
2Lsi? AiSiJlOAL CO., P.O. I** vwih* fcaXola, JCif
' , dec 23?ly ^
mcirs
FLORAL GUIDE
1? a work^of aeariy^Kg
of the best Flowers
md Vegetables, prices of Plant#
?MEJHHPrand Q"C1TT,TiC Md bo* to
tt\,W^ffl^obla'n OJEi-EilJo and grow
iSlWhfflB?Kam Dmm auV 1f? ront? Which TORV
** Usducted from t'be first ortier. scr
w' only vice's seeds, at headquastebsl JlitSB
VICE, . SEEDSMAN, Bocbarter, K.Y.
PATEJTTS
Obtained, and all other basinet iu the U. j
S. Patent Office attended to for Moperate j
Fees. Onr office is opposite the U. S. 1
Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents in i
I less time tlwn those remote from Washing- j
; ton. Send Model or Drawing. We advise j
as to patentability free of charge; and we '
make no charge unless we obtain patent, j
When patent is granted a drawing of your I
! invention, with claims, your name and ad- j
i dress, will be published in the United t
States Patent Office Gazette, a paper of irn- '
mense circulation, axo the only one teat j
publishes this feee !
Wo refer here, to the Postmaster, the '
; Supt of Money Order Div., and to officials
of the U. S. Patent Office. For circular, :
advice, terms, and references to actual j
| clients in vonr'bwn 5iute or countv, write i
to ' 0. A. SNOW A CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, i>. C. !
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tr nb or jewelry, bntpcxtotl-fttreiail for 'J La i
r-njirmc'/ftr, ft foriuno *07011. S>ati?t?ic,vors?jte. 1
.y -.n/.a;. SVBPL.Y CO. Drearer ICd Buiialo.il. Y j
mar 31?13 |
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Read what the Great Itietbodist Divine I
and Eminent Physician Says of
Bradfiela's Female Regulator;
Atlanta. Gju, Feb. 20,1834.
.Dr. J. Bradjieldt Dear Sir?Some fifteen
years ago I examined the recipe of Female
Regulator, and carefully studied authorities
in regard to its components, and then
(as wpll as now) pronounce it to be the
most scientific and skillfnl combination of
the really reliable remedial vegetable a&fents
known to science, to act directly on the
womb and nteriSe organs, and the organs
and parts sympathizing directly with these;
and, therefore, providing a specific remedy
for all diseases of the womb, and of the adjacent
organs and parts. Yours tralv,
.... /ESSE BORIOG, 11 D., D. D.
Bradfi eld's Female Regulator is only intended
for diseases peculiar to wpmen, and
for these is a SPECIFIC.
Sold by all druggists. Send for our
treaties on the Health and Happiness of
Woman, mailed free, which gives all particulars.
The Bpjldkeld Regulator Co.,
' Box 28, Atlanta, Ga.
For fsale wholesale by H. Baer,
Charleston, S. C.
Retail by C. N. Kyzer, Lexington, S.C.
nov 18?yew
Carolina National
Bank,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
| Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided , f
Profits 31,542.47
Interest allowed at 4 per cent per
aannm on deposits from $1 to $2,000.
W. A. CLARK. President
R. S. DESPORTES, Yice-Preeid't
WILIE JONES, Cashier.
April 1?ly
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R. L. 6RVAN & CD'S.,
BOOK STORE,
coxitrj^siA., s. c.
OUR friends hi Lexington will find it .to
their advantage to call on ns when ;
needing Books, Stationer}', Law Blanks,
Picture Frames, Ac., Ac.
^?~Don't forget the place.
E. L. BRYAN A CO.
Jan 14?3 m
Win. K. NELSON,
PEOPRIETOB OF THE
Georgia lUurs^rjr^
CULTIYATOB OF AND DEALER IS
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES,
Strawberry Plats, etc.
s AUGUSTA, GA.
Jan 13?tfBm*
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Mil??
Win be eell?d #BKE to ?n ippllesnu. mod to eortowrsef
last M> without ordarla* H. It ceouiaa about IN w,
too luaatntioa*. pricw, accurate dMcriptfout aad ntumbU
Cmetioat tar plaattac mil Tarictiw of VKCETABLE
ad fLOSEE BfcfclM, BULKR,Inralaabi.
?o >n. WMsteliT U Uolcet Gurd*u?u. btad br It.
t>. M. FERRY A CO., Dntrott, Michigan, j
deo 9?6m
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FOUTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
5o Hobsi win die of Colic. Bots or Lrs? F?vitE,
If Foau's Powder* are used In time.
Fonts'* Powder* will enre and prevent Hos Cnontru.
Fontz'* Powders will nrevent Gapes jk Fowls.
Footz's Powder# will Increase the qnantity of milk
an<l cream twenty por cent, ami make the better firm
pH ccv.
Foinz"* Powder* will cure or prevent almost xvebt
Disease to whtcii Horse* nod i.atUe :ire suiiiect.
korvra Powhers wilt oiyk Satisfaction.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOUTZ. Fropr lefor.
SAI/TIilQItE. Ail
Ffl. Ifr y " .
ft Atllfti""! WHKKY1 HABITS cnr*d
9 I &p ? 3111/1 at hum* without pain.-BOOK
Ui 2Lf If ?"f pnrriruia** ?ent FREE
V i i. M. W03LLIXU. 0., Atlanta,Ok
june 10?1?.
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LORICK M.OWT.AM'K.
COlimBLi, S. 0. ,'
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RARDWARE, .:-- GROCERIES,
pi ^
Shot, Powder, Caps, <J?e.
We Buy Close, Ship Promptly, Work, Sard and Can't
be Undersold, by Any Market, We Guarantee Prices
and Goods, We have the Lcurgest arid Most Complete
Stock and Store in this Section, and Invite our Lexington
Friends to Come and See. We mill Save you Money.
LOKCCZ: <35 X-O-WIEB-A-llTCE,
COLUMBIA. HOTEL BLOC II.
Jan 1?ly
A am ,w <a\ A T i tm I IN spot
1IMHUJU A K/illllUU XJt J.VXJLLXI MX XJV1X XV#
sr.
rJE S. G. S. is the cheapest and best, and the only complete and Specific Fertilizer
for Smail Grain on the market. The S G. S. has been used all over the Southern
States for the last three years, and has given great satisfaction.
ASHLEY A^I ELEMENT.
Of Superior Activity and Efficiency; a vary cheap and excellent Fertilizer for Small
Grain Crops, especially when used with cotton seed manure to apply Ammonia.
1 J *>
Ashley Acid. JPhosphate. j- ' x
, Ashley Dissolved Done.
For terms, directions, testimonials, colored humorous cards, and for the various attractive
and instructive publications of thd Company, address
The Ashley Phosphate Co.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
W. P. P.00F, Agt, Lsxicgten C. E., S. 0.
. *uj6-3m /' ^
WM rJT?ft?F,NBET?ft
(SUCCESSCra TX) jj;'^EBCKS & CO)
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Etc.,
No. 146 MAIN STREET,
: s. c. >
full stock of first-class family groceries atlowest prices.
First-class Restaurant always supplied w#th the best the market affords.
Saloon always supplied with choice Win^s, Liquors, Beer, Cigars, etc.
< sep 24?ly ^ ^ , .
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AT THE-r?I
' (Ml CA1 W W STORE.
I .
We hare already on hand a large and varied assortaent of Spring Goods and will
continue to receive all the novelties of the season, m will not humbug the people by
an enumeration of prices, but we do sav that we sell {ry goods- at prices as low, if not
lower than any house in the city of Columbia. All ve ask is. an examination of oar
stock and prices, feeling assured that we will not Ml jo give satisfaction to every customer.
We nave the goods and we intend to sell them A prices to suit the purchaser. We
have on hand quite an assortment of ready-made closing which we do not wish to carry
over the season, and we therefore say honestly to every one, that for the next thirty
daysT we will offer tbesegoocls at prices below original cost in Baltimore and New York.
Ndw is the time tq get bargains and save mvney. .
We mean exactly feka^Bkay, and we will.am.de by onr decla&uon, even if ine lose
money by accommodatiSpHb-'castomers, ~ 1
Q. F. J^ClESOajTr
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TrtVS ANI> TMCV'fiflftTtS
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-ATT?j^tt2*JL*A.2!T*S
BJLZ-A*;?.:S,
V LEXINGTON, S. C.
Work Boxes and Sachels, ] China and Glase Vases,
Shell and Glass Boxes, ' China Trinket Boxes,
Photograph and Autograph Albums, 1 Glass and China Mugs from 5 to 50c. each,
Picture Books, Toilet and Tea Sets,
Acoordeons and Harmgnicas, India Rubber Balls, Glass Marbles, v
China and Wax Dolls frora oc. up. Tin Horns, Wagons, Horsea, Tops, etc.
Statitw>?.iy and School Boohs.
. , . i - Letter
and Note Paper, all gr <des, - .t Appteton, Swinton, McGuflfey, Sanford and
Legal and Foors Cup Bwer, ^ other School B00IB&, _
Fancy Colored and wilt Edge Note Paper Slates and Pencils; Lead Pencils,
Envelopes, white and colored, at all prices^ Copy Books, Book Bags, etc.
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR !
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c..
AMccltrNE^S
WE HME RECENTLY h
Immensely increased the produ^ti^jTipSMrty of every department of onr business to
snch a degree, in fact, that we are lijltiulfr equipped for competition with any market.
We guarantee prompt and efficieA'service, and <?re prepared to fnrnish, on. application,
quotations, price lists, estimate^ or any information pertaining to our business.
WE EMPLOY ALSO,
The most improved system of STEAM LUMBER DRIERS, which enables ns to JurL
nish at all timea both MffllUFACTURED tiOOfftS/ and Luyber in Bnlk, in pen?J5?
condition and h'dne-dry. *- ?
Mayii-iy 5 I 6^^froun Street AUGUSTA, CA.^
a
COLTOOT^, S. C.
Sept. 5?3m : DON'T
BE HUMBUGGED!
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BUT HiO TO
DAVTO; JONES',
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
ANDjgJY YOUR
DRY GOODY, N0TIONS,
CULEFHES, Etc.,
. , " .1 -i A filial TrJfV, >JT?.W GOODS and
ABQ you Will aiwajn uc pitraocu. JJ>av 1'0,1 v in.v? ...
presided over by polite fuxd attentive salesmen. ' ciaylS-ly
PERKINS MANUFACTURING CO.
YELLOW She lumber.
Laths, Shingles ana Builders' Hardware.
MAsAyjTUREES OF
DOORS, 8ASH, BLINO^.MOULDINGS. STAIRS, &c.
f
III Tk*'i) iil? n ,11
|TT.irCBEEBY&jCO. I
I The First and Only House ever establishen In Columbia!
to offer an exclusive stock of
Dry Goods, etc.,
?(AT)?
WHOLESALE.
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DRY GOODS or every description, NOTIONS, of aU kinds,
BOOTS and SHOES, STRAWHAT8,
FIR AND WOOL HATS, HESICAL INSTRIBENTS,
STATIONERY, BENCHES,
READY-HADE CLOTHING. .
RETAIL BUYERS will fhid our PRICES LOWER than thay can bay the same j
{ quality of goods elsewhere also a mach larger and better selected stock.
jJST" Please write for quotations.
T. A. McCBEERY & CO.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jan 20?ly
DESPORTES I EDMUNDS
Ask Your Attention to. Their Recent Arrivals.
DKEI^GOOIW.
Among the new styles are: Etaroine Suitings, Abatross Cloths, Silk Grenadines..
Persian Satines, Percales, Summer Silks,Jtaxah Silks, Dress Linens, Ginghams, lace
Cheek*. Nun'* Veiling, Figured and DognHwisa, Mali, Crinkledtieersuckers, and an ?
endless variety of the very latest patterns of'nice dre =m goods. See them before yon make'
your purchases, and yon will be pleased with thfefe* new goods and with the prices.
Egyptian Laces in White and Beige, All Over Tucking. .Velvet Bibbons, Dress Clasps
and Buttons to match. Collarette in variety. Hick Back Braid3 18 yds. 10c,, Cashmere'
Braid, Pearl Buttons for dresses. Dress Shields, Diamond Bostleo, Ladies1 Gauze Vests, '
Ladies' Silk Gloves, Corsets, Balbrigsn Hose, 85c., Men's Merino Shirts, .Men's and
Boy's Unlaundried Shirts, 50c., Parasols, Toilet Soaps, Colognes and Handkerchief Extracts.
Hats for Ladies, Gents' and Children, all styles.
- SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! All
kinds and qualities from the Finest Hand-made to the coarsest, substantial work.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
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Ten-Quarter Sheeting, unbleached, l#fc., Turkey Red Daniask, actual width 54 inches .
25e. per yard, Turkey Red Oil Prints, 36 inches wide, 10c., and all goods in ?thia line
equally as cheap.
County olaims of Richland, Kershaw, Lexington and Fairfield taken in exchange for
merchandise. r *
DESPORTES <? EDMUNDS,
AT THE OLD "SHIVER" COBNEB. MAIN STBEET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
April 4?ly. \
WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS.
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Jill LEXINGTON, S. C., April 17, 1885.
ENDORSED BY K BETTER AND jtr. c. s. Bradford. ^ \\
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SCIENTISTS AS CHEAPER THAN P*abSIB: TheWbijaBroxae^T w
FEACTICALLr 1 rec**l over the grave of ay dePT^^^
IMesiriicniiie Jllfilijpl? stonf ." , , :1 _j> emOiUnL.'
is strongly made, thft? mscnptioi*
Over 500 ?1^1^1811 Send for ^ems and decorations chaste and ^egant'
Beautiful Price List A and the color a beautiful sparkling1, ^Te^'
Designs. Circulars. jiat^
" JMH|^)aMMMBEv(!ry one that I have heard spey
praise it highly, and I would not^ c^ian^e
T i ** ^or mar*>le UQder any con si a
i BbS^hSSB * do not think it could be dn^cated
\i/ ^ marble for doable its co*t?-*I*!l'am sat^sded
1 ^ " it it much more durable.'
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY. aiaICE DBAFTS.
BMDGEPOBT. COS jr. .
v C H. BRADFORD,
LEXINGTON, 8. C.
NewAto^-jp ff MfllMDfrfft
DEAPSESS , ]
' i^r^T7"ai stores.
ITS CAUSES AND CUBES, BY ONE v ^
| who wag deaf twenty-eight years.. Treated
by most of the noted specialists of the day i irn ?
with no benefit. Cured himself in three 1
months, and since then hundreds of others |
by same process. A plain, simple and sucf- __ m m __ _ A. .
cesslul home treatment Address. GOtlOXX F3CiOKS
T. S. PAGE, . , , ~ ' ' #<
128 East 26th St., New York City. __ f . j
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SM thoaanadaofeaanaof tti? worst klndaudof bag V'JSL v ^
ataadlnzhar?beoneorod.Indaed.-oJtruniriari:TraUb /ltmx ' i V In
Itaafflcacy.that I will aand TWO BOTTLES KKXE, ?(AKU/? f,
tojfrtlierwltn a VALUABLE TRBATIS8 on thUdlMnM * /
to?nrfOfftrar. tilr?expr*uand ? O.addMt. /.J
DR.T.A. SLOCCJt.lSl Pf*rlSt, Hew Tort. ? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . mJ*? _
: LIQUOR DEALERS,
I CURE FITS! 159 East Bay and 13 Vei&ue Range, I
When I ??7 ct:? I do not own merely to (top tbemfnre
tlmnnnd then b**? tbi-m return exam. I mees radical _
cor?. I twee made fbt iIhw of FlTd, QTLEP8T or FALL- #^/? ft fl t> fit Si if*
pte SICKNESS ?WwIon*?t?dj. I wemat my remedy to t//r?r?:?twrij ??. I/.
con the wont ceeee. Btcnn other* km oiled la do
rteeoo for not dow recrtyloc ? mm, Soad at ooco for
trtatlaa aad ? Free Bottle of my UOlHbte remedy! 8tra
lilMi and Foet Office. It mats yon noibtnc foritriiL
od Indiana yon: DE. H. 0. HOOT, LU Purl St,, X.T. T LBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
, [Ai CONSIGNMENTS of NATAL
I RIPS y> a Bioipiji STORES and .COTTON.
LAUlfcO WANTCU Besides our LARGE. STOCK of GEOt
rtr v $ 4l. . ; i CERIE8 and LIQUORS,
To Work for us at their own homes. S7
to lO per week can be easily made; no we carry a full stock of
sent for stamp. Address HOME M'FG 8PI^ SSflf?Barrels
CO., P. 0. Boi 1916, Boston, Hms. HOOpS Il^ '
m-rrr . ci a COTTON BATTING for Naval Stores, j
Want Salesmen corn, oats and hay. |
Everywhere, local and traveling, to sell our *re Agents for
goods. Will pay good salary and all ex- ARBUCKLE'S PARCHED COFFEE,
penses. Write for terms at once, and state ITALIAN CONDENSED milk,
- . cmMiS.nn iXTWRTPAV RTATICH CO..
salary waniea. Aacuess oiA^aai/ I ?
SILVER WARE COMPANY, Washington j IYOB1 SOAP, |
Street, Boston, Mass. # - ?gf/ft?S MUMlPS CHAMPAGNES,
' . ' - . /..IM Buckeye Ginger Ale,
l?t>MMnd PAY'S + Louisville Cider,
MANILLA ROOFING! T"a" "?a K'e ?
Rinniwi nuuronor wajgener's ginger tonic, n
Old Crow Whiskey. jB
strong,ujddroUJe;.tiuSXboSoi UJ* / CapiduraCigars. j ti
;> 'r Little Kid Cigarettes !
arit*MISSING LINK TOBACCO,
Sweepstake Tobacco,
. ___ # Fairbanks Scales, \i
Parker .s Tonic Miy%t^ G^c :
If I Ti
If voq are wasting away from rge, dissi- 11 1
pation or any disease or weakness and re- f 3SS5Si?^
quire a stimulant take Parker's Tonic at PARKER -O
once; it will invigorate and build you up SIliPffflAI* BALSAM
from the first dose but will neverintoxicate. MMpM thepotmiaj-faTottteftt dwing y
It lias saved hundreds of lives, it may save
yours. Price Si. For sale bv druggists. the seal* rtops the P
HISCOX & CO., New I'ork. u
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CUT TT*yf7T775 The best CowgfcCmreyoa <*%* ?>, G
IV . JV V And the best yweutfralnxnrn tor OwrapUon. It
? A? i AX A & jAlAVj j cnrejbodUriwl.ni.anrieBdtiMdaeof theftoanch, J1
' . _ Bowels, Longs, Liver.Bdneys, Urinary Organs and .
TRIAL .JTJSTLIOE, j ?U Female ^znpUintx. ^ l^ ^ sick. strng
gliag against disease, and slowly drifting towards
LF.YIXGTON (111 S C : gr*Te,wlll In moet eases recover thdr bsatth by
awwwiu.\ u. *> ^ the timely use of Pmn1! Toxic, bat delay is dan- la
*> ? - ** --3 ot v. oi?i seroox. Take It in time. Bold hy all DragsMs In
vmce WJrner -umn mui vuurcu o?co?. ~ |. m
?' Prompt attention. given to collection J
<,liWm<io:h<T'fr>'- HINDERCORNS A
V 'Sept 1 Aly The alert, wot, unli'towt and 1j?><iii? toe Coras,
1K' > Baaions.Warto.Xolea.Otflcoaee.Aa, HtndaratMr far- Ot
" ??,1? " titerttrowth. S tope all pain. Gtreanotrocble. Jtakeetbe
Fa II / ] a | ap a: ' a ti a g Vet oomfortabla. Hlndereorft* cure* when orerxtbina
|m U jj v iuj A U M ilsefalK Sold byDnggfetiitUc. BiacosMo^lLi cj
" * ang 19?ly
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FIRE! FIRE!
AT ONE OF THE
EX^TE BEST
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SEWING MACHINES,
WHICH ARE
THE DOMESTIC.
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THE NEW HOME.
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Rien you are Sure tfc Hit tbf
They combine all the Modei^^mproveaents
and are Fully W&yanted by the
Canufactarea. Also by ^^r^pesenteM.
A. ^lALOXE &^O., |
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7ho are permanently established 19 Cojmbia,
S. C., and win guarantee theircna- .
amers perfect satisfaction. Tbey sell on
easonable terras, and take Old Maohines
1 part payment for new ones.' ^
They have about ore hundred machines
f various makes/ principally Sin&er and
fheeier ?t Wilson, almost at yonr <mu.
rice. Be nob'4ec?ived by the old dodge,
sed by competitors, who plead old repuktiou
for, sp-called standard machines,
hich are fifteen years behind the age.
o on your own good judgment and invest
our hard, honest earned# money in mabines
of merit
Tuey call your special attention to tne
.etlhat purchasers obligations for their
laehines do not leave Columbia territory.
They keep a lull line of Parts, Attachents,
and Needles for all machines, and
st quality of Oil, at wholesale and retail.
Patti Hand Attachment furnished free of. jk
large with each machine.*
When you go to Columbia, call and see- ^Bk
lem at
! 78, Main Street, near HI
Post-office. V
H. A. MALONE & C0. "
3W Correspondence adtioifed. . v
gjO. Box 172^