The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 01, 1891, Image 2
BALSKETT ADDS A (ilAPTER |
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To Miller's Dying Statement and j
Attacks the Solicitor.
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Another, Dying Confession from
Miller to His Attorney that Differs
from the One Already Published.
Columbia Kecord March 28th.
W. J. Miller who died at the almshouse
a few days since, gained
notoriety as an affidavit maker in the
Leaphart case in Lexington county
last spring.
He seems likely now to gain nearly
or quite as much notoriety in the
matter of death bed confessions.
The day after his death the Record
published a statement made by him
officer of the court about tv^s
igF State Industrial School for Worn
?g|pP^ Concurrent Resolution of the Sen:
and House of Bepreientativas
South Carolina.
Be it resolved by the Senate, 1
House of Representatives concurrr
That the Governor be, and he
hereby, authorized and empowei
to appoint three commissions. wh<
duty it shall be:
First. To investigate and rep
what are the requirements for an
dustrial school for women, and vr:
would be the probable annual cost
its maintenance.
Second. What inducements in '
wav of grounds, buildings, mone
other securities may be offered
persons or places in this State to
cure its location, and to make rect
mendations thereon, after visiting
same, if necessary.
Third. That the said commissi
ers make their report to the G
ernor as soon as practicable, and t
their expenses incurred in execut
the commission be paid out of
Governor's contingent fund: I
vided the same does not exc
three hundred dollars.
The undersigned, commisrooi'
appbin^tHw^fno Governor under
foregoing resolutions, beg leave
call attention to tne importance
the object proposed, and to invite
operation. It i.s unnecessary
speak of the need, or of the valu'
the State, of such provision in ai<
the education of women. Recog
ing the benefits which such an lr
" tution would confer upon the c
munity in which it might be erec
the Legislature through us app
to the cities and towns of the Si
to submit offers for its location. '
presene of a State school of
character, with a large Faculty
probably severed hundred young
dies from all parts of the hit
would at once make Its sire a cei
of educution, intelligence and so
attraction. Its ioflneno# ^*ould
rectly elevate and assist the I
schools: and there would follow
increase of population, with an
Lancement of values, not easily L
overestimated.
We invite the attention of
municipal authorities and people
otu cities and towns to thess gol
boy and a girl. I bad rented and ^
lived at this place in Lexington C(
county, some few miles from Lewiedale.
I had been appointed a United ; < <
States Deputy Marshal, and was in
that business when I was arrested iu
last May, 1X90. Since then I have fc
been 111 oiose eonnnemenr, uni:. iuv
strength has been waste.] with eon- ; m
?
sumption, and I have not many days j w
to live, and T desire the following . ki
statement to be taken and published ' ii
after my death in order to vindicate ' fr
my character and to leave to my two ; <>j
children their only heritage now, i w
their father's good name. i }.
i
Mr. Patrick Cannon and his family : it
were in my neighborhood for years. J a
I know them well, and being able to w
read and write fluently was fro- j 1L
quently called on by them to read o
and write letters for them. I knew j a,
Il/vpn ,,-^11 SJlin T1 f j
HILL.
IHB^^^WHrBcund'a Progress. I
Savannah New.s ;>ih.
J The contractors for the grading- <m
ite i the South Bound Railroad are worlB
of | ing in the section of the road next tfl
j Coh*,mhia; srrt? work is going on froiM
he ! the Savannah Stiver swamp to thffl
2gr ! point as rapidly a3 men ran do ifl
;s ! The work on this side o? the rivtH
^ 3 H
:e<3 : and in the river swamp stiii drag!
os& though twenty seven miles of th
| road are about finished, and a larg
ort ; force is now at work on the romair
in- I iQg portion.
[i:it j The high water has caused and i
; Qf ! still causing and delays in the builc
j ing of the bridges, but the contra*
the | tors say that with six weeks' goo
v3, j weather they can have the bridg
bv , ready for trains to go over it.
P6 j By the time the bridge and th
)m ! work through the Savannah rive
tfie swamps are finished, the railroa
will be ready for business as fur i
on. | Graham's on the South (Varolii
r0v. : railroad, and probably beyond thi
1 _. j.
hat I pomi.
| A force, equal to 2,000 men, is i
the ! wor^ on the road between the Sava
>ro. 1 nah River and Columbia, and tl
eec] | Chief Fngmeer Wadlev says the
! never was a better set of contracto
I
lers ! an<^ laborers.
the ' At Ku Klux Ferry a large force
to ; waiting for the freshets to go dov
of . and as soon as the water subsid
. co- the work of putting up the in
to j bridge at tk6 Savannah River will 1
e to ; vigorously pusneci.
3 of In s pile of the unpreventabie del;
niz- ! in Ret^ing across the river, Mr. W'a
isti- ; Ify says trains will be rutmingreg
i lariy over the South Bound from h
ted ' v^niiah to Columbia before October
eals J ?
tate ! Julia E. Johnson, Stafford's P. (
t
The j S. C., writes: l*I had sufferd Id vra
this with eczc-ma and was at tiroes or
i
and fined to my bed. The itching v
'ft- ; terrible. My son-indaw got me o
ftte, | half dozen bottles of Botanic Bioi
ntre i Balm, which entirely cured me, ai
'Cial I ask you to publish this f<,r thebv
* ^ r *
01- 1 efrt of others suffei ing in like ma
ocal ' nor 21
en- ; President Ror-f is active in pus
e be ! ing preparatory work on the Lexiri
! ton Factorv building which will 301
I " o
the bo in course of erection, ami theini
of | of the spindles will be heard by t
.aid- , first of September.
ieanly cooked, in fact scarcely i
ioked at all. But a prisoner is in
10 power of his jailor and must not
iinplain, so we bore it in silence.
Can one blame my health for givig
away?shut lip, confined in prison
>r almost ten long months, knowing j
iy wife and children depended on ;
l.o..,,. f.,?. cmMinff linf l.'TK)W!lie
l> ill IK,I , ?- Q (
hat would become of them, not '
tiowing but my children were cry- j
tg for bread and I shut up on a ! '
dsn charge and unable to help them j ,
r to go to their assistance. And my A
ifn, to what could she bo driven iira
er's and her children's extremity'
a wonder that my health has givefl
way and that I am a miseraj?||
reck, waiting death to relieve
iv pain, misery and long sufiU^B ,"
rod alone knows why, in mv w , ~ tul
loneliness, I nid not go mjlf - r
There is nothing
??PK!isecU3ytbe umony kings" of
day, is a withering curse. 0
blessed Saviour manifested more
f dignation when he drove the mon
c- changers from the tempie than
o (mv other neriod of his life. T1
v t * ~ ~~ 1
a ' money is the "root of all evil" v
it | exemplified by Judas, Annanias a
i. j Saphira, and is proof sufficient tl
r ! retributive justice often overtak
s. j even in this life, those whose love
e j money is uppermost in their hear
| > -e.
e Will the money kings read and c
i- ; rectly interpret the "hand writing
! the wall" ere it be too late? (b.)
; j Government control or owners!
* j of railroads as demanded by all 1
"* j labor organizations in the Unit
u { States, is no untried eiperime
8 i Brother Morgan tells us that in A
i ?
* I G7 cents per bushel for corn, '
| Kansas and Nebraska farmers woi
1 realize more than 12 cents a bus
re i ,
i for it. (R.
rg ;
Sycophants of the Bulls and Be
., J through some of our "Simon pu
j newspapers sing "Over-pre-dux-sl
j in cotton is the cause of the farm
es ; i __
i downward treed in the Cotton Stai
>n 1
; . i Ihe millions of ragged and parth
| nude children in the suburbs of <
. large cities and even in the tenai
.J ; hut give their little song "the 1
} j The production of cotton has not
i creased in the same ratio as the r
>u v .
, i ulation has in the United St*
I .
j since
^ j YouM a? well choose this day wk
you will serve. You are at h<
ib i *
i either in sympathy with the
n- I 1 *
pressed toilers?-of which, perht
i vou avo one ?or vou (ir? in svn
no > " . * .
, thy with the Plutocratic mo
, tiu0'9. The day is near at h
iv. here there will ho little neu
n
ground to stand upon. You
Lfl . ;
liMve to march in the izn:of on<
the other in
}i 1/ private corporations had
ig control of the mails as they have
on the transportation it would not
nil ni'Hiy years before we would pay
he cents brier ; ostago Since the (.
j eicment prohibits i L?* u?? of
l
h c c a i ^ t j
r<T>T'-i^T*T ? *?A-"^ri
ilocijflod that cigars m< '|
as such may he sold
judge must Ity a sni<>
L>y duo process oi L.
last year loO.Ooh peo
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^^;v Bresponsible nor n!;unablo. j
'0-. . . . ^jent citizenship cftr.n<
;-y ' - ' fct to criticise Lexingto
'** _Y,v':cc^ ^ '..-B^^.nd sucli censure i
^fcfroyornment a
to- ^
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at ' Men?.#-, t
ifit ice e. nsc??ioiio iiasjjj the halls of !v
j State; ft C.erk of C^jH|hode Iiamo r
lat * ' ' smiles greetra^pj whose I *
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for mean) is ur<ivers&lfl^^B8^[eL:ged: !
is. an Auditor whoso J I
or- never tires; a j v | 1
0E desires that the ;,, i
due season; a SL! c
fui, guarded, caim
duty;
County Commissiq?.'-'"--^ .<?&*: 'M^:M
keep good roads if
11 ? ! vkoymif. Trinl Justi
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siil
y^K.. ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^
r,J j as 1 know, an" l ^W:- j'*"_' ^
pd county from one side ^BBSSfl^HrerT!i
?ss though I do not spcak^^B99T-ian i
^ but as a C' ''?u desirii^^^^Hsur oil
on the trc ""ate issues,
I?" as deponf ?ti^Btem. are:
)ay *i "Prison' - a-.;:..- Pasture"
the and-T . ,-g v.;>- fj "The L
,d interim a: o:> : .,y Mf ". |L
ulQ I what does,, ah -:,>rff
Te'^ | boy at the hea,-. ,i W
) j it means "get em ?
re"' ^-Pr^ 6th, JgEpf
1Un '' ^
e?. ! The been aril]
v i Pomtpd M Hui J>t-T?ar:^
I desire?^ rl '
in ; nominaB^||| -; "''
| schools,? Siniewients,
>0P" number? |B0 thin
1 (-amo?
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torn | w:ii jBI
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full B * Brcbos. and
ofB B assist
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SPtCiAL SALES,
fs> < i Is. Ai! !:; s.-if-t< .i X v? I-ivs now
i . > ) i > ' > . ? "k ,1 ,! t, w .. . U ... I
!>> :;!1 < ! I/IiHI 111- ?> f S;iii::t-s. I I i j o "
1 if. Ouiim: < ! ?tit->
ijs 'jr. .it vari-tv. IlLu-k j y
con. j.r 1
;vt \? IfcirgtunF. |
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t '
Pi-.; is ioimcinjj nt |
it ; r.< - ; I \ Sfv this (
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x '(Ml Yitiihs ct Li:an I.,ire, two inches I
<n\ ;it f>c. 1 '
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} j-:!h!i 1jiiCf\ ail vi r at i." ; I
' a., an i Mfk. i '( (M.-ts, It"> i' ry. j
()Vcs " ."'llll ltS It* < Vl-r\ kllltl. !lil SOl-' | '
lowest h. j (
! i
CLGTHIN3 DEPARTMtNT.
to \vt- r.tV'-r yen nil tx-w mi l fiv-si; i i
auli, ic:: !< ui> in tfi* inist in:i?in? r, and
as i"".' :,s ymi c:,n t'Jiv any v'n> t?*.
S our Suits at '>. 7 ."0 an.j In dollars. j
I
BOYS' SbiTS A SPECIALTY.
f.OO CiiiM-vii's HfO Suits, a! -7" ct tits. j
Mali's I'm .' 1 *.iii ~ at t-t'., ?'/ :t>iii Si'i. I
liidsotii'.' r:i j '
i
UMBRELLAS.
We still Sfl! \on rin!>ivll:.s at bottom
ur()nr s"k* niak-l liiiinil" is n !>;u' :
lgniti. Our Gloria at 51.2> is hard to i
at. i
SHOES AND HATS. I <
Here\ou fun find twrv tidug von need
Hit- In-11 and toot.
Our spring Id* r bv llat ?].v.? is -.veil worth | (
ur attention.
Special sale m spring Scurfs and Ties.
c imii m ?
(
? oua
\Vm arc hot ready to show to the men o:
. 1 most coi:.| : .:<
$?Mi$ SL0THINO,
at torus, f.: > hi ;
<t lias ~v..r }>?vmi .
ron^ht to Columbia. ?\ it nift'k* our pur
early this season and secured the ad- ,
ant t^'c of bavin iir-1 choice ot the stvloH ,
:j?1 ? -111 r'js in i'it? up l?y tho i.'ianniaotur- j
>> l'??r spring w*?-ar. These t* )r.,ls have !
nv nearly al! of the::; I.'-en received and i
ii ii: and thoy make. tli?? tuikrt Misay
ol I'lien's ilt<ss^:?s in Ciothin over
own l.\ a Columbia Merchant. \V?: have j
:tiovoii Suits (i r Si > which i:i 1<>:>i:a and ;
iirin^ tj ialiti'-, t'fjtial ^iioMs\<>u have be- '
>rc S!.;i<l vl** c_'i own. in F.hv'ric i
on** >: I'm- !?--t r: kin^ novelties of i
Joth:. i-.s this season, we h?ve a number of ;
iil'rent-rny'ues-a?i,l Mitu. The Young ;
tan who wonts to swim on the top wave
ah at ?>jvre and examine the*-.* good*.
'ants and Pants Patterns
nur Stock, is >i livers
be o' th? t-.-.-r feat arcs ot r.ur (.'Intbtng I
; on in, H-i'i winch this year in hotter sethan
e ft we have received. \v?? i.ro |
OW Scotch Wo: !et'.?
' ,n *'V ^' Sl".rls ' "ut
H9 nscw ? - ? -
ci A xi = *? 3 ri.; fv
<? ?5S? -ijd dj c=j?* ~-a? rta?i vx" xlc .?=?
i']; --' B'i'is'n Sb>*t-:, worth >1 2:"; at
I.act S!i< ?-s worth -1 25 at 95.
' ri>hur .' Pom'o'a L.oli- Shoes at 5: 25
worth Si.7"..
ii'h-r's Fino I! .tton S}.?>o% at r'2 00, worth
?2 75.
lomc-nt iv Ball's Shn. s at ?2 50, .
worth >3 2".
lenient k Bail's Bo it >u Shot-s at SI 75,
worth 5:i.
ifen's Fine Shoes.
uw s Fiot? Sho ?. ifuitii Mu le, at '-5 00,
worth SO o.i.
iiiy. k (V>. Shoe-, ri "
t isct S I'inv Shoes, SI oO.
or GniV? tr V.-.!-, worth 53 oi'now >it S2
i: t'l 50 Siwvi t;OW nt ?1 15.
f..- iti Shn* rmw ,?f \'.\f.
Now U t iic-1:m > in l>u\ tb..'?so pfno<l--.
i Bi ^ ? ^^ ^ .r^. ii n
if 3 f tS SJ-'^ilSii.las
s
?>;; I = ry <', sn-j, iVj <w! i'iVi>' is tn> ruost
:np!'-t:>. i !. >- Li:.-- Fr*:;'*h S.itinfls a:
>r. isr- t'n- u iiiiimli'-ii of ' V.-ry person
: : ,- i-s (? rn. ?in?-;lr!\ tin- I'.Ni.-k anil (lr>.*v
it ? r:s :. I'nif f >r < t ?.xis in <
:i Suits at j.-.j, j 1.r ;>r: <
I iO>iS 5-:K V.
(hir ri'ri ut s ;i; i?i "*i:t in I'act
lurk F/h:- pi.su !>. -, rnak*s this depart- !
. si l a [ .' liar teat nr.? <>f nnr bnu?e.
i iHiivirni c ra
s i,. MiAl III! iv llli,
C'ci\arrx cir , S. O.
J iiii i?Jy
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Ol'EMXd,
My Miiliii- ry '). ?.nr:i.. n: is r: \v o->nip!i te.
All siyi*'s. iron; the tiiK'st
t.i tilt' \ .H i.t l;.-.'.
I 1,i Vi-j's a;:ii ' ?!' .it!:s <>t tltili-.it
Iii.ts. fiiu-N : i r
I > l*? JU ill 11? 111 ^ !?* l: rv' l
GOiV?? AND SEE
I'l a toils. s.^
Miss
Kale (' mwav
will !" j?lerts?*iltoshow
y-.u iirouiiil. Th'-a- oooil*
war-- !n)tl<ht !<>r spot m-h ami
at a 1 aryain. In the l?n->> tio(-tls
Line. 1 will show you !,'oo,ls ,-.ii!io>j too j
r.-ttv to look at. 1 haw opened a ]11i of '
DRESS GINGHAMS i
.
.*.ieh as io v. r havo In --n seen in til!-, mar- |
k. t la-tor.*.
AlrllTE LAWNS.EMBROIDERED GOODS, j
S'air.so-iks ami a lino "f I'm Amor I>r
iooiIs tint aro simply lowly. We i
i>(i in.;.1;v Novelties to mention. Cull
)e con \: need oi" these tacts.
a$ a !*Z t SC ^ ^ T" Ha to ^ :
( I 'l. I J//.7.L s. (
MISS KAIL CO hi WAY, MANAGERESS
s i' -1 >'
m*rri -c* n* *tckjo^v>>ju- tt.w.i? w) ..
The State of South Carolina, !
' i
' <>ES /')' >>! ' LEX! .\i; I <>s.
IN COMMON H.EAS.
David Hipp vs. Tom Sease.
Iu iief.
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE IN '
JL fins c-a.-p, I will soil before the court
aousc door in Lexington county, on the j
:irst Monti iy in April luxt, within the !<" - j
^a1 hours of sale:
AM that piece, parcel or tract o.( lanM. i
situ:'to, lying aiul bring m I.eyington |
iioun'y, containing thirty tour acres, more j
r less. bounded by lands formerly of Ste- j
oli-u i'.urkett. Mike Mover. Tom Sease and !
it;.'rs. t'i-i! f? t !;< Lttnls solti hv 1;. Hipp !
til ! Mil S-:i>e. April. ls*4.
'1 I 0?]*'-!;h'I of tii#? purchase Rtnuey I
to i?f m ('.-h; tin- Lihuier on :i cr- 'lit j
>,' f.v-lvt- S'-.-imM !>V hou.l i ir- I
!.:tsf-r a Jul ft i:i<'l"f"I prtMisist h an.l j
t ") i>?-.i> i::ti'r<st ir-?iii ilay ot stilt* at st-von .
[i? r f.-l p:*r ;i:nn!:i. Purohurjt-r to pay lor 1
!>:>_ - l'S.
W .1. ASSMANN. C. C. ? j
M ..rcli lllrii, liS'Jl. 3\viy.
RICHMOND A- DANVII.LE RAILROAD |
COMPANY.
: it CAROLINA DIVISION,
s \ SLNOEU DEPARTMENT.
I
>i. j'?5 o;;f!
Leave J
A'.ICp.s! ft. 0:1 \"> it u 1
: i .'0
' Ji
tut-.-Loi- - I
K:'::.-.S
LewieAal- Kvi.T.-r.s
i
|i;irr's 1 (' ;>
... 1 i:i
Dolu-r.iiM 1 io ft
Jharlotte. N. C arrive ?; 10
/J/1 1 >1 /-f Ssi I >. /?!
liXHVe.
.v ., N. C., at 1 4f> J.J,
: :!!.!A 1)
; r.ilNwVOS, C. H 41
t:
K 7 JO
:-!-.ie . 7 113
9&r WBHB.;:-..gy
Tr-n* 7 .74
Rtn*.-si >if^ S 57
.11, i. ; )
1 . i ? 1 lit' L.
-u i- la!e
>.: n ;7<>y C. l!~. . -? ?
v. *'2.' *
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Lb.-.ve.
Columbia '> 55 ec
Lexington 7 l8
Bun's 7 37
K,.islor'n 7 48
- . r i
Letviedaio > "i
Summit 7 -r H
L^esville S CS
?at?.-jburg 8 13
Tr.snton 0 Of.
Granib-viile 0 30
August*, (rit arrive 1?> 3 5 a. u
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Kmxr M n 20, 1691.
(Train* ran by 7~:i 1: Meridian time.)
~ | No v?~i No lF
.s'i.(( } H i'iiiJ. l>'i' V Onily.
! J
Lv. X- vv York,.. ... .' i'2 10 p m I 30 p m
Lv. I'hiimbtipiiia,.. . 3 00 am 07 }> m
Lv. I'tlii's ore 0 h in 9 j! ir.
Lv. Washington s :; ) am II p uj.
Lv Ilk-Linn>nd..... . 1 p u- 2 00 ft m
Lv. Giv? ;:sl orO 8 39 p m 10 IS c. ni
Lv Salisbury l'? 45 p m 12 0.3J:? m
Lv. Chariots- 12 10 a m 1 4 p m
Lv. I'ock Hi 1' 1 1 <' a n; 2 12 p m
I,v. Chester ; 1 52 ?. m 2 23 p m
Lv. \Y:nusbcr'"> j 2 09 a m -1 22 p ui
Lv. Columbia j I 50 is m 6 10 p m
Lv. Johnston j Is am S 10 p m
Lv. Trenton 7 00 a m <8 20 p m
Lv. Granitevi'le : 7 30 a rn H 02 p ;n
Ar. Augusta * 15 a in 9 30 p in
M.ic Oil 12 10pm
^r. Charlwton .... Ml 00 am 9 40 p ni
Ar. Savannah i 5 55 p ru 6 30 u-.
! No 13 No JO
North Bound. Daily. 1 > > i'y.
1 i !
Savannah 8 10 p in. ' 40 i :n
Lv. Charleston . , 7 o r a n?] 5 '->j p ru
Micon. ! ; 3 30 p m
Lv. Augusta l'? 15 a ii j y 30 p m
Lv. Grunitcvillc '11 17 a 111 10(0 ji m
Lv. Trenton (11 45 a mjlo '25 p m
Lv. Johnstons ill 50 n mi 10 38 p in
Lv. Columbia I 2(0 p j, |pj 20 p m
Lv. Wiunsboro i 3 28 p m' 1 58 p m
Lv. Chester i 4 35 p m! 2 58 a ru ,
Lv. Rock Hill i 5 2. p mj 3 38 a rn
Ar. Charlotte. . . : 0 30 p mj 4 30 a m
Ar. Silibnry .i 8 30 p n:' 7 05 a in i
Ar. Greensboro 10 37 p in; 0 <?> a m
Ar. Richmond j G 05 a v ; 1 1" p m j
Ar. Washington jlO 25 a r. , 3 55 p in
Ar. Baltimore ;12 "5 p n 'i 1 25 r- m 1
Ar. Philadelphia 2 10 p m .*5 on a ai
Ar. Nex York 4 50 p m 6 20 a m .
No. 13 No 11
Daily, Daily.
Columbia : 6 57 ft n. 10 20 p m !
Johnstons. ' s 51 ft m S 10 p in ;
Trsmon . ' 9 Oil a m 7 51 p in
GnniteT'llo' 9 37 a in 7 07 p in
Aupfastn 10 1"' a n. M 30 p in i
.^THROUGH CAlt SERVICE.-??
P.iilman Rnflfet Sleeping rer.s on trains
Noa. 11 and 12 between Angusfa and
Washington. Pullman Cars hetwn r.
Grceuftboro. >.\ (!., and Macon. Ga., via
An^natft ami Georgia R- rni trains 9 end
1" Train 12 connect* at Charlotte with
W ">bin:iT?u and Konthwesfern Vtstibnbd
Limited, train No 3s and Wstibuhd train j
No 37 ^..ii'Lbonnd connects at CharloKe
with S. ('. I>;v;jaf ?n No. 9 1 >r Ancosta
(iafi. tayj.or, gm. i'hhs. a^t.
I). C\RrwELi.. A. 1\ A ,
Cohin'bift, S. ('.
fuiit, i ranic
T. BERWICK LEG A RE,
DEXT1L SVllUEOA,
office ot :*r u;. i;ns jfwelky stokk,
MAIV STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C
work on *oetb at n.ci'.ratc pviee*,
' Sit.
FOUR FLOORS 150 BY 25 FEET
IT'LL OF
ALL KINDS OF Fl RXITIRK.
/Yrvo/jv /ii'j hid ))/i r/n.< n t! rrrt) .<&)}} r)if U'itJ/ iht'))i H'tfl 1)6
I ....... f .... f , .. ^ , . - -
allowed
XPLR CM XT. OX ALL CASH PiHCHASliS,
HARDWOOD BEDSTEADS A SPECIALTY.
t M.I. Willi.K IN COLUMBIA AND 11 EST IF Vol DO NOT WANT TO PURCHASE
Coffins, Caskets and Burial fcruits.
RHODES & VANMETRE,
NO. C.C MAIN" STREET, - - - -COLUMBIA, S. C.
N iuht ?'a!l. N. W. C<>r:i?*r Plain and G?.r??s Slrocis.
A pnl 17 -ly.
farmers and Hill lien of Lexington.
i Busies, V>^iLy.)n^rOim^^^^^^^^^^jy|?B|^wj|^MB^p^|^^ffl|^gMMW^S
prices. Wo do not always offer
tlio best for the money asked.
IX) not tail to write to, or call 011 us before
W H.GIBBES, JR.. &CO ^
<;i:kyais street, Columbia, s. c.
Marrb t'.ii:.
NEW~ YORK "STORE.
N?W GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
SPECIAL SA LEX IX EVERY DEPARTMENT.
T.. ,4 _ . i ? i.;? l;1 ^^XT'w;f,,* ^
O '> i > i irvcitru a iiiiv \n *'/i .;|/.u.0,
Ginghams ">.-. worth 10. 1-4 Sheeting at 5c. Torchon Lace at 5c. worth 10. Emi>r-?;.lery
at 5, S and 1??ot.s. A beauty at loo. worth 25c. Just opened a beautiful line of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Jo Dozen Men a Negligee Shirts at 35c., 50c. and 75c. These goods were bought with
great care and at very low prices and for cash, and every man in Lexington would do
w? ll to see them before purchasing.
SIIOKS. SHOES. SHOES.
$5,000 worth of Ladies' and Gent's Shoes to be closed out. As I am going out of the
shoe business I will close out my entire shoe stock at 50 cent on the SI.00 and just onethird
w hat you pay for the same shoes in this market. Please call and examine this
elegant stock. Capt. Shelton will tit you at a glance as he is an experience shoe man.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
TRTHZS. TF/J1TZS- TxtTJNZS.
VARICES VA LIC ES. V A LICES.
CAPS. CAPS. CAPS
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
We are slaughtering things and leading the run, aud we are the tirst iiucket that ever
came to Columbia and put down prices, and we still keep in the lead. Cash Dollars
does the work with years of experience. Wo invite you all of Lexington to call at the
\FW voilK RACKET, COLUMBIA, S, C,
' : ! j I in i
11 f 1
PI an Ir p t
i;-) mm iwassms hthe ibest imetri
j J
And everything usually kept in this hue. Also -^1
i mttles axtd horses.
; And Agent !' i', and have in use, the best and Infest improve/1 FARMING MACHINES.
j Remember that wo are always giad to see yon and, by buying in car load lots, propose ^
t ro compete with tue best n; .rkots in prices, quality, styles and variety. Call and see for 4P
j yourself.
^ ?I
HATESBURG H. O.
!
COLUMBIA TEMPLE OF MUSIC 1
I
AND i
! SEWI mMACHINE SIPOT, -1:50
main std'kkt, - - - coixmijia, *?. c.
\ imtrr irixT^HPlJTSK.
This i*> r if,v >;u established institution and >ou can rely on the warranty given on J
; e.t.-ii in-trunii-nt end machine sold from there. mm
visitokx 'JTO c:or,imi5ia,
Will find Choice Pianos, Organs and Machines on hand. Special pains has been
taken to select a Ihautilul Lot ct Pianos. Organs and Machines for the Holhdav Trade j^s
KOli CHHI.^TMAS. ^0gS&m
Nothing more appreciable could be given for Christmas present than a nice Inscrunr-nt
. >r t;ewing Machine.
< OIN SI gi ALITV.
Item. a:her \01; v ;>> : (-t (>. tt;i' goods troni i' is t:ons<* than elst-wl;. re. and i aOK?<t up
NOTiiSNG SHODDV JIllinL
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TV. T>. Ilfpairir.^ iin.l T;iTiiug of I'iano-? ml Ojgvn n fa I; r. nn.i orders
.t o; f ,m.T; i .ri ii, A. MAI.ONE. 1!
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A. I\ n\\!>E]?HiKK,
7*7* Misin 7 ~ - Col?!jn^lu, S. C . ^
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UMOEHTAKl^O EgTflBtlSHSlEBI ?p I
s ih?- n:.-st ' ui :}? j'.st,. i:.!s ] r l?> ana vit*-lactina f
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HAIJtjAINS ITS I
rookixc STllVhS 11 BABY CARRIAGES.
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