The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 09, 1889, Image 4
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There l*jVt'5>h ? :Mv (. t la
an<l the Union. " t : b: .in IK.;
way; One day i. - ivcek Mr. George
Swell, of tire W} !- v l.:i i covers
iVr. Forty Yankee railroad passenger
vsjents who had gouo'i ? Montreal to";;;- ,
range excursion rate i'or ire coming
carnival in t!; -1 c: y . ;? !i !.' ' iv.o; r
Fob. 4 a;x'I Fob. i! hickr.-ive. Theodore
IS. i-ce. the manager ? ;' lb.- : i?*;; ;
Hank Nolo ; :!]v:;y oi' tiiij ciiy, was
IHvseut at tiiedinner. and was< '.: ] ca
for a spe h it. ile arose wit ; Li- i nvs set
aiht ;l ;i!?U\ ii'C'Jx nl ; i*o i. \ < v a H?
"Voi! will o.\e:i:-v i:: \ i ;r a. <;a
account of the : hamei ; ! treat, a ent I r
' annul take a ay k I .1.
I can only irv ; !t ; 1
nomvc t iiat what i ha*.
said to the st:'-*0 donrrtna. V
loy.
A pall was threw-i ov, r the -ivy
gathering. It suen Fro!:-.; ami ! :
raih'OcVl men and report *rs : t ! > worV
i." i. ? i lit- ?* iii I * ,?j,,,' i i; \ ::.a) : t i.; Hi, *?
the relations of i'1.: greatest ; -weis ?
On Jill. Ml". ?!) . i.
Tito e:u !! I I :k
turned to Kc.V Yoi'Ji ?12<1 i :
c:no lie is Jo ;r ei:' :it Wnsi : ??
It seems t Suit year.; :s;;o in :t v.osft-i *i
oily Mr. Jreo stood inulor the si : a <<t a
Mongolian luundryman nn ?: "llcj>
Li'O. " Iji 0 h ii t i ' :;e ; ;i J *10 gCHLll
Xev.- \?>rfcuv, ('\ .1 v :> v.! ';
whom he w;:.; l;? :" ? ; ! of the.
country ai;! him Ho?? I .
his i ..-1 if,; . Wee eajoveii the privilegceof
calimg ln.ni:. i *. v.... ^
the other ?.utv w \..
the Verm sit v r.t ? .;! : * v " trio?
TliliKinl, Si's i \V. iiur-li i:. the
lij:;tv?ri:in of the lMuwmv eoul I : . .
I'.utul t , i
? Jiower. >f ? , , , i7
, ./?. t'ii't t 111' .0pOJl>;2
i.ee. who i;::s !">oe.? to IV;is, he i I i
he{>'. e[> kite oMphiiiiiiiy i > l ie i : ;:: .. i
111. : ii; ' J : II \. L:. !
,W thai ;svv;:;\ .1 on ccrtsitt v.? t wore
i.i the Jivui, a:i?l h v... .ius'c linn;
i-:o? n Sound aiul refresliint; sleep
when ul ?' oVl.-elv i.i > ' i v.;
pilllcd C!il Oi i41 "i >.i ;'' ;! ' ? . .: i"
<li;m manner-.
iii.>'in.1 'ii: >:i e
(juicli iiitv ?! -Ik.?" [ : w * > * *:i t a?ada."
"Eli:" ssii si;caston"sh w Yorker.
"Come.*J.oka," sakltiicci: torn liou:
ajiOhi. suoh fv j >Vvvi i > . ;
tliuo to vi* > !u!!. ' ?*!!'.' r-\ lifty
<l">U".r license t i coj o t?> Car.
tlawifttfft fooiiU?^? li'.;' V !<
LsiHy."
"My name Is not Joins,*' \M a\?\ I
' and t aui iu) iniVrr; i v i.i; " : Great
guns!"' (Hot hancvd 1 lv;h ;.t the door,
-and there vero his underclothes, railroad
Jttss s. jCiWlt mod' ".'i-.'SiVi i i.. u:
J)is loved Olios ::l J;. all over
Hi tioor.) "Who i;i iiirudvi' Ik; i-.ru in
inv bajC"
"i btfg your pltwdo:!, sir," dd h? r
in ijosty'.; customs in.-v. " ;:'t ! i yor.
i'.sy":' He 11ii;" 1 up th . it *. : 1 l*;
oil !?! ic?.e of it ... .;t \
on wi'K-h was printel the i:::* ; y
J AV.
"Yothat's my ba<r. but that's not i iv
liai'-tc. v. ? ft t (i.K'S 1 hi i I !io;
"jBjg pawdoii, si.*." said tho British* r:
,ll was exu sinusal;" hen* xvlieti i
rui'no o'l lliis picco v.'i;ii'rlop ] * * .i ii.
and 1 naturally slippy; d yen \* r-' ::
< "iiiisaman. in which il:. i .v.* would
*'<>[ ! j?t*l 111*' t*? *'Oii-i.' !' > .oi';' i :ti' >\Yt ;
you to enter her majesty's dominion,
don't you konv.. '
"You sa'TVr for this," said ?;i.\
Ix*o. "V our j.?? > aio i\>?*.v tasl?4,
sir."
"ih:;' pawdon. si:'." said I ho 'USl >SU :
man. "i never made a joke in my life,
don't you know. 1 cans': ox n understand
jokes, don't y?>u -o.\.
hard on me. sir. 1 v. as ?.: :!* \!?ntx*
juty, sir."
ilr. Eeo went aoiMs.: tho Undo and
;;lance?I into i iiarlrv* ilibhnr- '..
Tisoy.?uih was sk'('j?iu^ v. ith a 5
t;.i *>1 ililitxvlK < ?>u his tat'.*, f [' :' .t
Is > ! 'K' ' ' J
""t 1 ime istftJhe country that was 1 !? ;' ti-*
tfii ?Xew York Sr.
IV.V Wiuiii. >
Fwoi7?ly?CltoUy, 1 v. ; tin- (:r>:rt\\iest
it? in (his iiiawiiin^c you i
to"k d little "warn" to the ] '.. ;. ..tit
otifro lalistmgh^ statittg ti; t ; : 1
a situation?oto }>woir able job,
you know?an<l 1 loin-. I it. t!?i
mulch the hoa-u <<f ;\S iats { >
hoHy- -\\ -mi dul you <!. . chappie?
Fw?\t'? i went and (.<: ' theedituh }
thought ll was a y;\\ i n . in-oif. I safcl
it weal louU,t.K?.t is 11.. i t>'iii hiui he'd .
licttah }-.et a m-w lonhiout:.
CStolly?Aiui what did l;o :-.i.
FweiUly?AVliat ilM ho tay. (holly? <.
Bali Jove! lie, hesuM lie *sl is'd
mmise the foainnr.u's waves. t">: -ayo
Tribune. I
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'"Ydhot do you thin*:o! d'obevfc 31! >
rneiV,' Mrs. ParWliar Thai's the j-uiii. ularci'uze
just now;' aiu! *fr A! moire
Wkcdsweetly d. .>-y roes .* a* : o-d
llld tjucslii tji.
''WtlJ, reullv, my *] r, I !; . \ i :a
him yet, though I've hear.' ?. > nm h
about liiiu. You know t?; tuu ii
Parvenu settles with his ? ?a .;i: . . .i
gets back front Canada, ! am e\?-i ;
mvsi-l? 1 rom sti'ioty, and m .. i ;
absolute!v nobody." * J.-t:. Jovriu!.
IK jUhs ??1" luf-niitiii.'.
VT-hl * - ' .? s
*-? Mrs.
\V ? What. :uv \<s- dYs.-;.
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rrazy if \r?u !;<?e}> |i r <::i
yonr ?lt !>!*.?l.m>.
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! I:o?I; ?.i L-oiry your sister is not here,
lr. Final?She didn't feel quite able.
cooking school thismornlog,
kiluW ?fW tllO gills get
sroygh rooking they Jiavc lo cat what
1 bey've made.?Life.
A C'ii.i::;:* 1:1 l.uclc.
Y'r.a:;m?Voli sooui to have a dinner
V . ..j;;' rO i ; i.ie.
f- errant? \ cs.
\y .?; !!_ -ig affair?
.Servant--l\"o, only about t~elve or
t1' : C'l.
Tramp?i[treat Scott! is that possible, j
third/; a! Yon tell the boss there's a ;
gen'ieman out here that wants to see
him on v, matter of life an' death.
While the servant is gone to execute
- envamission the tramp thus ;
ti.h IinaseH:
: insago l'- >r br^-dhst, ar.d J:; rey a go j
. ' . what is a dinno*."' ^TIm* t
j oi a 1 -- ?
Yt aiap-yiomng lus hat with much gen':li
vt? Mr. 1 have just learned through
oi; r {ervaiit t bat at your pleasant little
, ....r?y today tho number at the !
. ; thirieen.
1 ;oss?No, it's onlv twelve. ? New
Ymk San.
A fiaetly of Krrors.
r !>. Ilk ness between Chamicey Ji. Do
... a; 1 Adam Forepaugh, the great
is daily becoming more strik- ;
i t ; , a id l..-s now reached the ludicrous, j
V ;ii .1 i v'v VI it occasion 31r. Forepaugh
v.vnt lo sew 31 r. Dopew in regard to
t can;at Ion l'?>r his show over some !
oishVit lino, livery door in the Grand
a. 1 baldingopened i>eforoMr. Fore;
h. v!v? was mistaken lor 1'resident j
... 31 r. lorepaugh penetrated the I
inn sauctorum, where a near sighted '
? Vrk received him with the most unctu- !
i.a > j ; !;t.ieSS. 0
%"\ 'an 1 ace Mr. 1 Jepow?" asked thearch j
snowman. i
'iho near sighted clerk thought this a i
great joke on the part of the jaunty J
?. u.auicvy. and grinned from ear to ear. i
"is 3!r. 3bjiew here'/"' queried the !
snowman. i
Yea near sighted clerk grinned again.
Mr. FoiViungh began to jk-iveivo tliat I
ilu.ro w.;; :i mistake somewhere, and
id. *1 am Adam Forepaugh.*'
The near sighted clerk waxed iiiuig- i
i an.'was for turning the showman j
out. A low minutes alter Mr. lore- i
pa ugh doi-aBed the genuine Simon pure
rat . red iheofiice.
"Ma; Mr. Foivnaugh been here':'' in- j
oili.V i V " t:;: t i I j?*: v M. The near sighted j
clerk .. . ia.\:'irritated, and still imugini.
: . showman, o.\eluiu.it-d:
..;a <T here. iha.o no time for j
\ . i rsi'ii'i.4 ?Las: Loop ihoiil lor your |
i : . I Cl't C <>' J Ui.'m! .
A ?.r.-onal friend of the Rev. Dr. j
(a ; \V. ( h id, of Bangor, (lie power- j
fill i?ro;i.-!? says la; i.; a Very al>Sent j
i:n : i. I V> hert oti (he street, ill
ii!.' a;;; , ci' oVIl at his dinner. his lniud
; ii: i;" i 1 .* concentrated upon t lie I
sul.i.\to: his noM Sermon that heap- ,
p.'ai.-; to ial-.o i!i> notice of surrounding
i i.. a.ae -s. At one time, traveling '
! . \\ \ . Bangor and Boston, as the con
ilia-tor of the train, passing through I
car ovjkittg collections r>f tickets, !
a; -at.? 1i Lid, the reverend gentlj^^
i. ; -lag up ijuiclilv from a reveri^^
. i. o> "-'^aeiiL jtheii ox-_|
r -"-'i A.aUiWfut sui?h*tWcx\ after- J
sir; bufrl tfRk yon have a little j
ad- .-; ltngeof me.what name?"'?1-iewis- ;
ti v Journal.
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A I'iiraly/.iiijj Kd'et-f.
' John," said his wife in the middle of !
(he night, as she awakened with her 1
usual seme. "I'm unite sure there's a I
i.nut under the bed."
' ] ibut responded John, sleepily; 1
"well, shot e one ol' your shoes at hiin
and scan; him away."?New York Suit.
Oowil Hill.
i it tie I>o? ">v -Don't you want to take i
\u: U!> to the toboggan slhhi with you
m: <i:i v, Mi*. JItilth?
Mr. Jinks? ! never go to any toboggan I
dido, it >o!)V: never even saw a lobog- i
Jan. .
J>.?t>T>y (a trilhi nonplussed)?That's I
'tinny; 1 il pa say something about !
rour going down hii! at a furious rate.? j
[Vxas Si:?ings.
A sus;orlr.us Wife.
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V. i' ' iiotv-St What have von !Jtwi> i
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I.; y \o-io hitowii ill ihele. ;
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<>i iwee.lleihtln, i
.0: i i 1 .*iv to-night. 1 want i
. ;v. '! , :.-.t ; t v-freel Ihiglish i
i . \. , hiJivlt"ed, uittiii.
\ e i* a in 11.
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1 ... aui i.>i" fin: Servant
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. . 1 ! iwit*-!" show you |
> :i :.! i in, tiiaiic Jit-ria II v
. ; ' ; If is raliifi" ?.\\ jK-li'.j \
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. i aif. /.Ii i I'.i'ak at oil!
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co;:-ti-" A" Wi!' iSBU Caiifwnv if
UUllUC tl?8 lltlll V4- , 10" % V;_.? r,f 41;;
the onlv state tlia*. lP,9 311, ^ ~ ;
bun/;-Pliiladelpl?Kt UccordA
Nice K?V? fot; ^ BO>-cairt 1 :
'"Ma," complain*^ , p? $it old iron
have a bettor lcnifel ,1 once with it."
one? I haven't cut good knife
"No, Bobby; tby. r <
for such a little Liny Traddles is no big- i (
''But, ma, Toe's got a jimdandy. You 1
ger'n me, and his fingers."?Harper's Ba- ! 1
ought to see;
zar. "
1 ?A Gentle Hint. i |
WMamnia, papa was readin' j
l Little DotJfeout a oatmeal miU that : 1
in the pajjer ')> in Chicago. <
exploded awfuK suppose the meal was j ,
Mamma?I?\fully.
not managed carMess so. Maybe they
Little Dot?I k sugar on it.?Pliila- j
didn't put enough
delphia Record. '5
y Bookish.
Decide<Vou ever see such a '
Popinjay?Did .*dia as Quillpen is? j
walking encyclo* His bookisli tendencies
Blobson?No. ;arly.
developed veryjw so? | I
Popinjay?Iky, he began life as a page !
Blobson?WIslature.?Burlington Free
in the state leg* i
Press. . .
on't See the Newspaper.-. I
People m ho people who "rarely see j <
As a rule, po the very ones who sit !
newspapers" Jncocting schemes to get j
up nights C; jito print, and then send
their names Jozen copies the next rnornaround
for am.
ing.?Amer.'- I
-* Guadaloape Idyll.
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Mr. St. Pierre?:Xcuseme, MissPruney; j .
shell I 'sist yo' wiv d' bundl'? I 1
Miss Kitts?Vo' 's too good, Mfstan ! (
So'ig Par. but dey's been a heap ob coal ;
missed ofT'n dis ver warf, so's d' boss ! i
he's set down on ftirtin'.?Time. I (
A Mothers Affliction.
Failuersyille, Tex., June 22, 1888. j
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga, j ^
Gentleman: The mother of a member j j
of our firm was afflicted with a j
cancerous sore on her face for about j j
twenty years. During the past few
years it troubled her very much by 1
continued pain and itching. She ;
used your S. S. S. and the sore has j
disappeared and is appearantly well. ,
Should it break out again will advise j
you. Very truly, j f
Pendleton, Yearly & Riley, Druggist, j j
Treaties on Dlocd and Skin Dis- j
eases mailed free. j ^
Tin: Swift Specific Co., Drawer ??, j
Atlanta, Ga.
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The Fanners' Alliance 1 - ]
Recently^sn Columbia, appointed a j ]
committee to investigate the fertilizer i t
business and prices to the farmers, i j;
This committee recommended that |
the farmers reduce their purchases, j
claiming that they had used about j
twice as much fertilizers on the last c
crop as was necessary. ' i I
The committee will officially j s
recommend to all farmers of the j c
Stale that I hey make sparing nso of !
fertilizers thi9.vear. As most of the j
fertilizer companies now have their j t
supplies for the season and as the ?
Alliance expect to decrease the (
demand the farmers accord iDgly c
anticipate a redaction in price.
The Alliance has elected Mr S. J.
Hester, of Spartanburg, as their
General Stale Agent, to mako all j r
arrangements for the Alliance sup- j 11
plies. i "
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Advice to Mothers. j b
Mas Wixsi.ow's Soothixo Svurr j
should always be used when children J
are cutting teeth. It relieves the ^
little sufferer at once; it produces | ^
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the | c
child from pain, and the little cherub j t
awakes as "bright as a button." It j !:
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes | I1
the child, softens the gums, allays all ' 6
pain, relieves wind, regulates the j s
bowels, and is the best kuowu remedy for
diarrLu'u, whether arising from j
teething or other causes. Twenty- |
live cents a bottle. Jane '27?ly.
I
The Georgia Legislature ha9 unanimously
passed a bill to increase the t
pensions of marriod Confederate \
Sfildif-vs who served in regiments from 1
p" ;" ? i 1
that State. The law is a graduated j
one, the largest pension being $lf>0 a |
veni; the beneficiaries in this class ! i
being those who have entirely lost ; {
tlnir sight, both hands or both feet. :
The bill will go into ( fleet about the j*
L>t of February next. i
j
Consumption Surely Cured.
To tin: Kimtoi; :?Piease inform |
your readers that. I have a positive
remedy tor the above named disease, j
l'?v its timely use thousands oi" j s
i
hop< less cases have been permanently (y
cured. 1 shall bo glad to send two |
bottles of my remedy riua: to any of j
your readers who have consumption i i
if lin y ivii! send inn their express and !
H
post olllcc addr< sh. Hespectfully,
T. A. Swum, M. 0
1 SI Pearl Street, New York. |
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I
ft is stated that the West Point j
Terminal has 8f cured a controling j
interest in flie South Carolina lisil- j j
wav and that the latter company will i I
i.'>w pass jnlo pnm-pssion of tlie, j
former. !
vbilca iii^ j
i*f &! blutrfitofecii uL .3. XLfc tcjjl'Cts
are collecting forces in tlie \v< Ods,
and fears ?i lib ?: outbreak arc
i
ucreasiug. \
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1)0 i\0r StfTKU AW LOACtH. Knowing
tbat^ a cough can be j I
checked iu a (TajNaud the first stages
cf consumption broken in a week, we a
hereby guarantee Dr. Acker's English
lvemedy for Consumption, and will
refund the money to all who buy, take "
it as per directions, and do not find
Diir statement corj^t. For sale by
IV. P. Itoof. |
The special quality of Ary's Hair |
Vigor is that it restores the Datura1 \
growth, color, and fexture of the hair.
Ft vitalizes the roots and follicles, removes
dandiufY, and beuls itching
humors iu the scalp. Iu this respect,
it surpasses all simular preparations.
n
If you've got a pain or ache or a ^
bruise, Salvation Oil v\ ill reach the
case instaDtlv. Price 25 cents.
dTThe
dispute over the seizure of the j
American Steamer Haytien Republic
Las been settled by surrender jj
af the steamer by the fjg^tien governoient
to the American "Tyjk of war, *
md a salute of 21 gunsjlde Arneri- jj
can frig. It is said our government <*
will dernnud an indemnity' of ?75?
i)00 in addition. p
c
- -- 1 d
j
Attention Voters- -By resolution >
passed by our Legislature, all good d
citizens are requested to use Dr.. "
Bull's Cough Syrup and recommend
same as the people's remedy for j
Doughs Olds, etc. 25?t_g. |
HOW DOCTORS COPIER DEATH. j J
Doctor Waiter K. Ffammond says:
'After a long experience I have come p
to the conclusion that two-thirds of
ill deaths from coughs, pneumonia |
md consumption, might be avoided
if Dr. Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption were only carefully used C
in time." This wonderful Remedy is j
sold under a positive guarantee by j r
W. P. Roof.
At Geneva and Danville, 111., were ^
jT '
Dersonating Santa Cfjpia, at church
Christmas trees, who used cotton
jatting for beards and wigs cought j
ire from the candles and were j
atally burned.
TERRIBLE. j I
Two-thirds of all deaths in New |
fork City are from consumption or j
meumonia. The same proportion
lolds for most other cities. Delays
ire dangerous. Dr. Acker's English : r
Remedy for ('onsumfftion will always i
elieve, and may save your life. At j
IV. P. Roof's. * i T;
-x
It is said that a syndecate of < ..
:apitnlistsh^^^^|^hold of the. ^
it by*
i802. It wil^Rquire ono hundred j
nillion dollars, in addition to what j
las been spent, to finish it.
WHY WON FA FADE.
Women lose their beauty because I ^
lolds undermine their life. Dr. j e.
Acker's Eoglish Remedy for Conumption
is an absolute cure for a!
olds. At W. 1\ Hoofs.'
- U
All the business portion of the j
own of Maiblehead, Mass., and ;
nany private residences were burned j "
Christmas night. Loss over a million \
lollars.
A SAO STORY,
The child coughed. The mother
an. No remedy was near. Before
uorning the poor little sufferer was
lead. Mora1: Always keep Dr. Acker's J
English Remedy at hand. For sale ; |
.y W. P. Roof.
Butklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
raises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
ever sores, totter, chapped hands,
hilblains, corns, and all skin erupions.
and positively cures piles, or no
ay required. It is guaranteed to j ~
erfect satisfaction, or money refund- I
d. Price 2J5 cents per box. For
ale by all druggists.
j
Intelligent Readers will notice that
?re not "iramintcrt to curt'" all classes j
?f diseases. Out only sufli as result '
from a disordered liver, yf. at:
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costiveness. Bilious |
Colic, Flatulence, etc. j i
For these they are not warranted itt- J t
Mllible, but are as nearly sous It is p?s? |
dole to make u remedy, Price. 23cis. ! }
fcOUJKYUnYWllUKE. j |
oet. :?1? 1V I J
New Advertisements.
j |
Aching Side; nvi?l Jtaek, Hip, Kidney | I
lid Ul'Tilic, Pains. Klifil!i;;i'!<\ Sciatic, j |
harp :ti111 \\Y.ikenhig i'ains, relieved in ;
ne minute by the t'ntii'iira Anti-1'ain j
'liistev. Tin* tiri-t ami only iiistaiibiiiHius ' m
i.iin killing, strci ^tli'-ning plaster. 2~> j ~
ents: live for *1 ' <>. At (Inujjjists, or of j J
'oTTKit I>?;I ?i ANN ('UKMtt'AT, ('(>., I'.ostol). |
(111 riiujtlf-s, 1 la-klu-ails, cba]>|>r-<l 1)1 g
III k:;in enrcl ly CiTiiM:\ I I Jib' ?
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MADE WITH BOILING WAT LR.
E PPS'SI.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA'
MADE WITH BOH INC Mil K, j F
.Lin in i
_<S8^e"er Fails *c Restore Grav
;fc~v- v'->a _JBfSt Hair to its Youthful Color.
<?'' ^'v l!rc v,;:i'.:' iVinli 'I'f and h.ur Pilling.
CHICHESTER S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
,-qy^ 22s cz:zz BMITD bsaiid. A
f{ /T'?"tlriuisijl.oiilruruuim-utul AA\
WV &?& ? :. ? NeverPail.
*1, !<r t tt teke,tor a Knr,l..,/,
'i^. ? t / DiamondErand. inred inv XwK?
1T^ S?i: wE' Yi'jliU:,,ov"" IvlwithLlui-ril?. \Wty
TEi '"'! At Drujrclnt*. Accept \/
| / )n no other. an pirn iu pa?t? V
i *? " yu l'. :irJ buses piiik wrapper*, arc <t danger*
, Jt/ on* counterfeit. Scud 4c. (stamp*, for
A // particulars and "Kcllef for Ladle*," t?
litter, br return m.iil. 10,000 tc*U.
lonlnls from lAOiES * bo have used them. Name Paper.
Chichester Chemical Co..31adisou Sq.jPhila.,Pa.
? j Bi^d v i *8 a K w%. m m F?1 "IBB
^|
KHOW THYSELF.i^P'
P33B SCIENCE O TP IiIFU
l Scientific and Standard Popular Medical Treatise on
Ihe Errors of Youth, Premature Decline, Nervous
ami Physical Debility, Impurities of the Blood..
iiiiH
lestiitiug trom Folly, Vice, Ignorance. Excesses or .
Wertaxation, Enervating and unfitting the victim I
jr Work, Easiness, the Married or Social Relation. f ,
Avoid unskilful pretenders. Possess this great*
rork. It contains .'SOO patreH, royal Svo. Beautiful f I
hiding, embossed, full gilt. Price,only $1.00 by j
jail, post-paid, concealed in plain wrapper. Illus- i
Urive Prospectus Free, if you apply now. The I
istinguished author, Wm. ii. Parker, M. D., reeived
the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL j
rom the National Medical Association,
or the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and
'HYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr. Parker and a corps
f Assistant Physicians may be consulted, eontlentially,
by mail or in person, at the cilice of
HE PEA BODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
To. 4 Ilulfinch St., Boston. Mass., to whom all
rders for books or letters for advice should be
ireeled as above.
LEXINGTON j
III Iff iljllt'
i
rul'. TAIL T. BHIIDIL, Principal,
Mrs. .11. E. LATIIBOPE. Assistant/
?? .
Elementary Department.
I
FIHST GRADE.
Iharts, Reading, Spoiling, Arithmetic Penmanship.
*.
SECOND GRADE.
lending, Spelling, Arithmetic. Geography,
Language Lessons, Penmanship.
THIRD GRADE.
polling, Geography, Language, Lessons,
Arithmetic, Reading, History of S. C., !
Penmanship. ^
FOFRTn GRADE,
rrammai* and Composition. Arithmetic, j
(Geography, Reading, Spelling, History |
of U. S.. Penmanship.
High School Departmenti
FIFTH GRADE.
Issentials of English, Word Analysis, Arith- i
metic. Algebra, Reading, Physiology.
SIXTH GRADE.
lending. Word Analysis, Algebra. Geom- !
etrv, Natural Philosophy, Physical
Geography.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Ihetorie, Physical Geography, Algebra, j
'Geometry, History, Astronomy, Science j
of Government.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Ingiixh Literature, Trigonometry and Sur- I
veying. Logic, Political Economy, His- j
torv.
Optional Studies in High School Dpt. ;
intin, (jjrcck, Freyh, Gcrm^s^ Music.
TTJITI03S3".
1st Grade - - f?Oe. per month. |
'Jd and 3rd Grade - 7.V. " '
I h, ith and f?th Grade, $1.00 " 44
" J uti. 1 r.o "
I illlll out WA.HIl , Any
two of the optional
studios included, - 2 (it) "
All the optional studies included, S2.2-> i
or month, except Music ?'? (Hi per month
xtra.
Tuition payable at the end of each month. '
Session commences on the did of Sept. '
ml runs ten months, with one weeks inter- j
lission at Christmas.
For tint her information addrosss at j
lexinoton. S. ('. M. 1>. HAltMAN,
Secretary,
or ( . M. KFIKD,
Chairman Hoard of Trustees. j
u<dl LiOflSgd LEXS NCTON, KY. |
feg?g|]i? i syJjiijC
vjfel$L TyRM-M
!.??? ?, i?tr i!:i\,4.sfs ok
ihX:i hi A 'r.vp;*.\Vr!tli?c, Tflfjra^hy.
' ??; :l < ; J tone-.: C liege in the World.
X i ?' SI >n >r ' il.il.i '.1 *>ljtl 1 >'<T till fiber C?lti>ffp?. ?t j
,> 1.1*. M , I .r 11.,,, U -!. tt-o' i11 " I i
I IS,i li>,- ? 10,4100 41 f.-iiliiutc* In i
I :: T > .!. ('oaf of Full Huttluc**
s?r? ..I.. In lui'i.... <t'ift*?tii-r>'. uTt.l Uoaril. ali.iiit jJOMI. j
>- -!! ci '. 'fv ?; -XVrlliiitf. .V. TVlcjirujih) sp?^-i?ttit-4. j
u?* ifi ?:i. KnV. * ?'*. tiriitu:i.i*? tHiariinti-. >1 Siltvcib, !
r 1 ttr 1 ir.-.-c |*|,hi'Hiin XV. Smith. Principal, or
- -ir.i'h. !.< > I.ijjlon, K;\ l!ii j
When T say C'URK f do not mean merely to '
fun lie in Jur a tunc, ami then have them l'e- i
.urn maun. ! mj:aN A ItA.'MCAb lllltl.
1 have made the disease 01
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS, \
\ life-Ion^ f.tinly. I waukant my remedy fo j
["uKK the worst cases. Ius?; others have :
failed is n<> iva.-on for not now receiving acurc.
?cnd at once f<?ra treatiseand a Fkkk I?otti,k j
>f my Inni.i.iui.K Kkmki)V. dive Kxpresa j
iikI i'li-t < It Costs you nothiug Xoi* a
rial, .'ti'nl it will cure yoit. Address
hi. C. ROOT, M .C., 183 Pearl St., New YORK
Oct 31-Iv
-Kj-mMmmmmmm?i?mmmMmmmmm ii j
scorn I
EMULSION!
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
i?S HYPOPHOSPHITES
Umostas Palatable as Milk.
Ca HI actrt f that It rflft ha talxpn. i
igested, and asalrailated by the moat
jnsitive stomach, when the plain oik
iunot be tolerated; an<l by the comlnation
of the Oil with the hypopllOt*
jiHe* i? much more efficacious,
Newark able its a flesh prodneer.
Persons gain rapidly while taking II,
SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by j
liysiciaus to be the'Finest and Best prepa- i
itiou in the world for the relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
lENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS ana CHRONIC COUGHS. ,
The great remedy for Omsumptian, a?yl j
Vastiny in Children. Sold by all Drugqisti, I
Oct ii?i) 1
13
The POLICE < A/KITE will ho mailed,
.securely wrapped, to any addle-'* in tin
United States !ur three months on ren ipt ot
om: dou^vr.
Liberal discount allowed to postma.-tt is,
a^'en s and clubs. Sample copies mailed
lree.
Address all orders to
RICHARD K. FOX.
Feb ti-tt Fkanklin Sqcake, N. Y.
|?jg If so. xinil for DOG l?rYhlS,,l|
? (i('Il)Ei containing colored plates. ?
lOO engraving* of different I nx?-U, I
prices they aro worth,and where to
i &jWgBr buy them. Directions fcr Training I'
Dogs and Breeding Ferrets. Mailed R .
'^gjsKgc?y for 15 Cents. Also Cuts of Dog IS
l uriilshing Goods of all Linda, jj'
! Then send for Prarticnl POi'C- Jl/bt* I!
TRY BOOK. 100 pa tCrt; beau- fl
tiful colored plate; engravings J&r**sZg7K
oi noitrly all hinds of foftls; d esc rip- O XTy F
I tions of tho breeds; bow to cnpr.ni/e, A, - R |
1 plana for pouhr/ booses: information 1? "m J
1 about incubators, and v hero to bn^ |g|%'?S| R
If so, yon need tho BOf>K OF CA<;K !>
J^k HIUUS. 120 paces. ]o() il!::?- {,
* 1^1 (rations. Benutiful colored plate. J
Treatment eno breedincof all k:nn->l\i>;o El
fifci4 birds, for pleasure and ywnv. lhscases ]
^O'jn and their cure How to build and stock J
! ntli. aa Aviary. All r.bout Parrots. Price* ?t i
WJtgt* all kinds birds. ca?es. etc. ilail?-d ! r I
jW 1.) Outs. Tho Throe Books, 4t> t'ts. *
/ ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, /- 1
I J 237 SoiWh Eighth Street, Philadelphia, ?\i.
jK-g^A-gda* Jfff- .{K-ySr-kr - *atr- V
jnne 1 ?ly
PATENTS
Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained, and all
Patent business conducted for Moderate
Fees.
Our Oflice is opposite II. S. Patent Office.
We have no sub-agencies, all business
direct, hence can transact patent
business in less time and at Less Cost than
those remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing, or photo, with
description. We advise if patentable or
not, free of charge. Our tee not due till
patent is sicnrari.
A book, "How to Obtain Patents," with
references to actual clients in your State,
count}, or^town, sent free. Address
C. A. SNOW A CO.,
Opposite Patent Otlice, Washington. D. C.
> . oct 24-tf
F. W. HUSEMANN
EE= Gun and Lock Smith, "EE
{ AND DEAT.F.Xl IN }
GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE,
and all kinds of Sportsmen's Aitides,
which he has now on exhibition and for
sale at bis store.
Moin Cfroof Xfonr tho Control Pfliilf
iua&ix wwi Aivivi vi*v
Columbia, S. (\
Agext for Hazard Powder Companf.
"SS^ltepairing done at short notiec~ft2^
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I MACHINERY.
ENGINES STEAM & WATER
[boilers pipe and fitting
SAWMILLS BRASS VALVES
GRIST MILLS SAWS
COTTON PRESSES FILES s
SHAFTING INJECTORS |
I PULLEYS PUMPS e
HANGERS WATER WHEELS [
COTTON GINS CASTINGS E
GEARING BRASS ANDIRON!
??i^??? _
,1 Full Murk of Supplies. Cheap \ liooilj
PELTING, PACKING and OIL >
At Bottom Prices!
; Anil in Stock lor $
PROMPT DELIVERY. |
I ?s^"Rej)aits Promptly l)one-AV*8 I
Foundry, llarliiiie ami I'.tiilrr Works.
,vi <; I is'IVA, <;am
ABOVE PASSENGER DEPOT.
Lin r?.|v
Positive Notice.
As I cannot run my shop without cash
for work done ! will hold wok until it is
paid l'< ir,
.10UN U. MOMS.
6. I'jtiij?t'-m I
EW FALL DBY iiOOES -!?j
NOW READY AT THE sJf
Colombia Cash Drv (jeoils Stare,
t
G. F. Jackson, Manager.
ALL XKW ANl> CHKAIA?ill give to all customers (nil value fur their
innnev. Will not bo undersold bv anv store i:i in's ii:v. A\ i 1 onL .sell for
cash. Cull and sec the goods and know the prices l'??r them. this will satisfy
you that what we sav is what ire will do.
! *
C. F. JACKSON, Manager,
AND LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
120 MAIM STREET, COLUMBIA, S. 0,
Feb. 15?ly.
| SIGHT IS PRICELESS.
But how often it is ruined by poor glasses, and also by good glasses poorly fitted. If
all eyes were normal, that is perfectly shaped, then it would be an easy matter to get
| glasses, a person by stating his or her age would receive the number of glass corresponding
to that age and be suited exactly. But unfortunately there are lew eyes perfectly
I normal, and sometimes we fiud a person of fifty and a child of twelve years of ugc wear
ing the same number ol'glasses, the reason being that the childs eyes were very poor
i while the older person's were very good. Again we often find a different strength in the
right and left eye of some person* Agaja we find persons who complain ot never being ^ ^
able to got a glass to suit them perfe<gto??pTui owing to a peculiar malformation of
, their eyes which ordinary glasses wil^^^^^Kdy. When fitting cases of this kiiidwi^5?^^ii^?PI
i a no wVhroooss ? we make a Careful lrf**}'e and grind a glass spei^L^doj^iiit. J ^
| By thUMEfr-m we have rnjxbn pethought that nothing could no done
! for th'^WBtu^tr your cj<?; give itouble, eafffon tin and be fitted properly.
11k-IT^WnTan Axis Cut I I'bble Spectacles and Eye Glasses are the FINEST and
' NEST ?.n the market. They'are made from natural stone, so hard that they do not become
scratched. Tliej keep out heated rajs ot light, and are soft, cool, and pleasant to
the eye. We sell them. Send lor Circular, or cali when in the city*.
I\ H. LACIIICOTTE A CO., 1
[Now Number 105,] MAIN STliEET, COU'MIUA, S. C. I
?Ct3~ly i ' "> }
GONFECTW^^^j
Canned Goods,
j~, CIGARS
j^SVim \Tf(iT
mm a, tiuuiro, jwiivjxo,
Work P.oxes and Sachets, China atul Glass Vases,
Shell atul Glass Boxes, China Trinket Boxes,
Photograph and Autograph Albnms, Glass and China Mugs from f> to r>0e. each,
j Picture Books, Toilet and Tea Sets,
j Aceprdeons and Harmonicas, Iudia Rubber BalLs, Glass Marbles,
' China and Wax Dolls front ac. up. Tin Horns, Wagons, Horses, Tops, etc.
Stationery and School Boohs. *
i * i
Letter and Koto Paper, all grades, Appleton's Headers, Sanford's Arithmaties,
Legal^and Wool's Cap Paper, and ?ther School Books, ^
Fahcv ColotT'd and Gilt Edge Note Paper, Slates tlnd Pencils, Lead Penults, ^
Envelopes/white and colored, at all prices, Copy Books, Book Bags, etc. j 1
' \ |
A Line of Fine Prrfiimtry, Sweet Soaps, Kte.
At Har man's Bazaar,
1
Ijexin^ton, S. C.
- " - Bi
Cane Mills, Evaporaters,
| *
Sheet Copper,
jCOTTON GINS. FEEDERS, CONDENSERS,
i
Presses and Belting,
I 1*1(1 in and Decorated Glass, Marblehed Mantels, Glazed
Tiles, Grates, Fenders, <?c,
A FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND GROCERIES ^
% AT BOTTOM PRICES.
COME AND SEE. US or write to ns before buying aDythiDg in Hardware
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
COLUMBIA HOTEL BLOCK.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
J;ui 1 -It
i JOHN C. DIAL HARDWARE CO.,
! IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
]X ?
I Hardware and Cutlery.
i Jig fats for Thomas' Smoothing Marrows, II 'aft
flows and La fas" Jteady llixed
Moss faints,
OILS OF1 ALL KIADS.
LIGHT MACHINERY OIL A SPECIALTY.
MAI HOODS AM) LOW PUTCES.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Miir. 10 -Iv
101 AAA Al A I T A T\Tn? ?
?1 1? II M V I -LiA-Ul-fcO:
^ ' Do Vo?r Own Dyolttj. a) Uonir. with
Si'iilMi A l,LA\T.\Tlll.\ \V.\lill\S, PEERLESS DYES.
LOG CARTS AND BUGGIES
Ki |>air?-il. ?rs- Th?-v l??ve no ?jim| for Strength,
llvirtlihu.ee A nAm.t I*? I.w, ..... t -
'? <#nut 111 ? ?i? namf>r IOf
7r^-A!l wurk ?l??sic muU-r my personal Fastness o! Color, or nnii.fa<li??r Qualities
supervision. .My \v;ijr??ns are superior to They do not erock or smut.
| any hoiioht from the West. jJPfr* For sale l>y (!. Swvpert ,V Co
l'eaks, S. <!.: .1. J. Wess inner (YvmitKviiiA
PHILIP MOTZ. s. c. Fel, i.? iv
AssKMlil.Y, r.KTXvr.KN CkIAVAINANIi LaOVSTS., ? ?mmmammmmmammaammmmmmmtmmmmm.mmmmm*
| _ coi.i'sii:ia, s. c. G. T. GRAHAM,
attiimkv ami mm mm.
/, 3* r I. . i r i , .. , Practices in all the Courts of the Stat* '
Canning of all kind from best stick .except the Probate Court.
, to the finest confection, can always OFFICE LEXINGTON S e
| lie found at tLe Gadaar. j Dec 29-u