The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 03, 1891, Image 4
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT
The Trod of Xatemperaxxe.
WILL X. HARBEN, IN DEMOREST.
Xn. my dream I saw a city, the like
of which had never greeted my waking
sight. I-thought the sun hung,
sadly over its stately domes and
spires, dimly seen as a bright light
through frosty glass. A companion
walked by my side, and talked to me
as we moved along.
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It was a city of vast extent and
wealth.- The buildings were made.
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ot costly mentals ana rare gems; um
a hollow sound of mirth rose from it
all, and my soul was chilled as with,
ice. The faces of the inhabitants
were horrible to behold. The countenances
of women and children were
clouded with shades of wue, and to
their thin frames clung tattered
garbs. Their voices were cracked
and choked with despair. The faces
of the men were the lurking plaoefe
of lust, desperation, crime.
"Behold the cause,1' quoth my
companion. And he led me to a por
tion of the city where, stood a beau..^x^tiful
garden. Surrounding it was a
stone wall, each stone of which
m bore the, words "Legal ProteOTon.'1
Within the garden grew a tree that
dazzled my eyes with its beauty. On
its leaves hung liquid pendants, scintillating
like the eyes of the serpent
when focussed to the acme of their
charm. Around the tree glided female
forms in a dance of ecstatic
grace. To the leaves they held golden
cups, catching the fluid and passing
it with smiles to men pressing eagerly
^^pd with insatiate desire.
The man drank. Sweet music i
filled the air. Then the men would
leave the tree and stagger out into
S^mo nf fliom i
VUV ivg VU??^V%i v* vMyw
- were met at the gate by anxious eyed
women and pitiful children, and led
in misery away. In the city, cries of
delirium arose above the din of avarice,
and murky streams of tears,
tinged with blood, flowed by me unceasingly.
"Cannot this be stopped?" I asked
^ my companion.
And he answered, uIt has been attempted
in vain, many times. Behold
the throne of the emperor Juris-!
diction."
And I saw in the centre of the
great place a throne as massive as a
mountain of stone. Thereon sat Jurisdiction,
with countenance as placid '
as the veiled sun. On one side of
the throne stood a multitude of wo- j
men, crying. "Mercy! mercy!" On ;
the other side was an army of strong
men with stern faces.
an envoy, called Political j
"^TOpfomacy, wenTfiom the"men to the4",
feet of Jurisdiction, laden with bags
of gold bearing the word "Taxation:"
Jurisdiction smiled, and gave the envoy
hi** hand in welcome. Then the
assembled women sent one of their
number to the throne. She wore
?orrc: an/3 ilia i^ftmrmess of the ST&V0
V? ^ _ ^
had already beaded her brow. She
spoke to Jurisdiction, and held out
hear hand supplieatingly; but he
waved her frowningly away, and her
senders departed sadly.
It seemed that years were passing.
Changes were taking place. The people
become dwafted in stature and
. intellect and more depraved. Crime
stalked through the streets?a gigantic,
unrestrained, growing shadow.
The garden containing the
hurtful tree was larger and the wall
- higher. Jurisdictioh still occupied
his throne. A fog of ruin hung over
the city, obscuring the sun.
"Look!" cried my guide. And -I
beheld a woman with a most beauteous
countenance approaching. She
wore on her glorious person a robe of
spotless whiteness. I asked my
companion who she was, and why all
men hid their faces when she passed.
He told me her name was Bight, that
she had lived always. The woman
limping behind her was called Free-,
dom, who had always been oppressed,
but aided by Bight.
Then I thought Bight spoke in
1 3 imnnr/ WT a TO T?/5 CrVl f drill
JLUUU > UiVCj Vljuig) A ? .-Q?
I come with Freedom to rescue this
city."
And from all over the place, met
bought, came the voices of .women
2. ad children, and they rose in a countless
multitude round the throne of
Jurisdiction, whither Bight had gone.
The great emperor turned pale an<f
trembled. He blew on his golden
trumpet, and his forces came from
^ his palace gates.
Bight marshaled her forces and
they outnumbered the army of Jurisdiction;
but the latter were armed
with javelins and protected with
shields, while the women were unarmed.
The husbands and fathers
of the women, who stood near by,
refused to aid them, and pleaded
with them to go back to their homes;
but the women heed not their advice,
and followed their leader toward the
garden Containing the Tree of Intemperance.
I asked my companion what they
would do, and he said, ktThey would
uproot the evil; they are at last
aroused.1'
And I asked, "Can they do it?"
And he answered, "Bight must prevail;
she will never die. She may
struggle for centuries, the blood of
brave, patient hearts may flow, but
in the end she will conquer. She
lives like sunlight; clou da may pass
over her and hide her from sight, but
ghe is glorious somewhere.
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day she will be queen of the world,
for she is the daughter of God."
Jurisdictions army stood still. The
multitude of women reached the
garden and scaled the walls, tearing
the ponderous'stones away with bare
hands and arms. Then Jurisdiction
commanded his forces to charge upon
| the insurrectionists, and a hail storm
I of javelins filled the air. "Women
fell dying, shrieking and bleeding.
Their places were taken by others.
These, too, fell at their posts, their
dead bodies aiding their fellows more
easily to reach the wall.
v An entrance was made at last. The
invaders rushed into the garden and
surrounded the Tree of Intemperance.
They pulled at its boughs. It
bent. The^earth holding its deep
set roots cracked. The tree came up
and the roots began to writhe and
die in the heating sunshine which
burst suddenly from behind the
clouds. Jurisdiction's forces were
blinded by the unwonted sunlight,
and deafened by the glad shouts of
the victorious. The emperor staggered
on his throne, and fell lifeless
to the earth. Then Right aided by
Freedom, who had taken wings,
climbed upon the throne and took
cod^atand of the kingdom. ,
Y^ars seemed to be passing. The
sun was shining brightly. The cloud
of ruin had rolled away.. The tear
streams were no more, but their pebble
beds remained, glittering like
pearls.
"Those are the gems belonging to
the crown of reward." whispered my
companion; they are formed by suffering."
The city wore a happy, prosperous
look. Far beyond its outskirts I beheld
green, fertile fields, laughing
ofroomci on/1 rv\Aiit%foiT\a All
ovicaiii^ ouvi uuauuxui uiuuiiioiiio* xvu
this fell into a soothing haze together,
with musical laughter, and I awoke,
alas to find Freedom limping in
chains, and Bight, pale and fatigued,
tugging at her bonds while Jurisdiction
smiles complacently on the world*
E. S* W.
Superintendant Press Work,
Leesville T. W. a T. U.
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tmsauarmtf
Always open
?the offer made by the proprietors
of Dr. Sugg's Catarrh Remedy. It's
a rewardoi: "hffcurable
case of catarrh, no matter^
how bad, or of how long standing.
They'll carry it out, too. It's one
thing to make the offer. It's a very
different thing to make it good, it
couldn't be done,-except .-with an
extraordinary medicine. But that's
what they have. By it's mild,
Boothing, cleansing and healing'
properties, Dr. Sage's Remedy cures
the worst cases. It doesn't simply
palliate for a time, or drive the disease
to the lungs. It produces a
perfect and permanent cure. Try
it and see.
If you can't be cured, you'll be
paid/
The only question is?are you
willing to make the test, if the
makers are willing to take the
risk ?
If so, the rest is easy. You pay
your druggist fifty cents and the
trial begins.
If you're wanting the $500 youll
get something better?a cure /
You can't tell for certain what a
man will do till he does it.
The highest exercise of charity is
charity toward the uncharitable.
An Orange wine factory is soon to
be started at Jacksonville, Fla.
The pretense of saintliness deceives
no one so much as the pretender.
America has 200,000 telephones?
more than the rest of the world combined.
A magistrate in Georgia recently
received four silver dimes as a marriage
fee. The groom, a boy of
eighteen, said it was all he could
afford. The bride was a widow of
40.
- There are people that claim that
they want to get to Heaven who
never want to get near a warm
prayer
A vain woman may be cured of her
vanity, but a vain man, never.
"A Drink Fit For Ye Gods."
Lovers of a fruit juice beverage
wjlUInd a pure, wholesome and deJjMtlully
refreshing drink in the
Specialty Co's Apple and Peach cider,
Grape and. Florida Orarge Juice,
Raspberry and Pineapple Julep. Be
sure that you ask for the Specialty
Co's goods. The Specialty Co., Cider
Mills, 28 and 29 Williamson St.; Office,
107 Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
52-ly
It is said that President Harrison's
trip to that Pacific will cost him
$100,000.
Tisls
CURB
Malaria, Dumb Chills,
Fever and Ague, Wind
Colic, Bilious Attacks.
Tb?y prod nee regular, natural evacuation*.
never gripe or Interfere with
daily btnincu. A* a ipedlelne.
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The People's Party.
Platform Adopted by the Convention
Held in Cincinnati Last Week.
The Greenback, Free Silver
and Sub-Treasury Ideas
Combined.
1. That in view of the great social,
industrial and economic revolution
now dawning upon the civilized world,
and the new and living issues con
fronting the American people, we believe
that the time has arrived for the
crystilization of the political reform
forces of our country and the formation
of what should be known as the
People's "Party of the United States
of America.
2d. That we most heartily endorse
the plans of th'e plaiforms adopted
at St. Louis, Mo., in 1889, and Ocala,
Fla., in 1890, and Omaha, Neb., in
1891, by the industrial organization
the represented, summarized as follows:
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A. The right to make and issue
money is a sovereign power to be
maintained by the people for the
common benefit; hence, we demand
the abolution of national banks as
banks of issue and as a substitute
for n'atioi *\ bank notes, we demand
that legal treasury notes be issued in
a sufficient volume to transact the
business of the country on a cash
basis, without damage or special advantage
to any class or calling, such
a i i i 1 i n it
notes to De legal tenaer in tne payment
of all debts, public and private,
end such notes when demanded by
the people shall be loaned to them at
not more than 2 per cent, per annum
on non perishable products, as indicated
in the Sub-treasury plan, and
also upon real estate with a proper
limitation upon the quality of land
and amount of money.
. B. We demand the free and unlimited
coinage of silver.
0. We demand the passage of laws
prohibiting'alien ownership of land,
and that Congress take proper action
to devise some plan to obtain all the
lands now owned by alien and foreign
* syndicates, and that all lands held by
railroads and other corporations in
excess of such as Is actually used and
needed by them be reclaimed by the
government and held for actual settlers
only. '
D. Believing the doctrine of equal
rights to all and special privileges M
none, we demand that taxation?4H
tional, State or municipal?shall new
- be t'Sed to build up one interest or
class at the expense of another.
E.#We demand that revenues, national,
State and county, shall be limited
to the necessary expenses of the
government, economically and honegthLftdminifltered.
A. /
F. We den&nd a jutsi m n
system of graduate3" taxfSn income.
' G. We demand the fnost rigid,
honest and just national control and
supervision of means of public communication
and transportation, and if
this control and supervision does not
remove the abuses now existing, we
demand government ownership of
such means of communication and
transportation.
H. We demand the election of
President, Vice President and United
States Senators by direct vote of the
people.
3d. That we urge the united action
of all progressive organizations in attending
the conference called for
February 22d, 1892, by six of the
leading reform organizations.
4th. That a national central committee
be appointed by this conference
to be composed of a chairman
to be elected by this body, and of
three members from each State represented,
to be named by each State
delegation.
5th. That this central committee?
shall represent this body, attend the
national conference on February 22d,
1892, and if possible unite with that
and all other reform organizations
there assembled. If no satisfactory
arrangements can be effected this
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committee snail can a national convention
not later than June 1st, 1892,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for President and Vice President.*
6th. The members of the central
committee for each State where there
is no independent political organization'conduct
an active system of political
agitation in their respective
States. ; Additional
resolutions not part oi
the planform were presented. They
recommonded favorable consideration
of women suffrage, demanded that
the treasury notes paid soldies be
made the equivalent to coin, favored
eight hotirs a day and condemned the
action of the World's Fair Commission
with reference to wages.
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PATRONIZE
Home Imtiisei!
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in
117 WEST GERVAIS STKEEJJ
Near Union Depot,
Are now operated with a competent W' w
of Skilled Mechanics, and are manufafIng
all sizes of " TOZER ENGINES "d
BOILER^, including x j
RETURN TUBULAR AND LOf \
MOTIVE BOILERS, j
Pulleys and Shafting -yA
Castings in Brass or ip J
Furnished at Reasonable Rats^L
^ "Repair Work Promptly '
BRASS GOODS A SPECLlMW^ ^
Remember, i\
That "THE TOZER"'haas^odSftol i
actual and general use for years, t&G& no
snperior on the market All ol itau^s ?
are thoroughly inspected and te8t8?Tan/'
all our work is fully warranted FlftST
CL \SS tn material and workmanships. ,
For Price-Lists, &c., apply to jr"
JOHN V. AVSL1*,
Proprietor Tozer Engine WoB
117 West Gervais Street, ColnmriJLk.:
Mar. 13?ly. * .
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08 YOU DRIK
CIDER? S
FRUIT ?JUICE?
OF ANY KIND.
IET SO, be sure that your
dealer furnishes you with /
Goods the quality of which can- \
- net be surpassed/ This can \
only be done by buying The
Specialty Co's
APPLE and PEACH CIDER,
GRAPE and FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE,
RASPBERRY and PINEAPPLE JULEP,
The most pure, wholesome and U
delightfully refreshing fruit V'
beverages to be had in thbj*~
country. Packages of
THE^MCIALT^#1
Cider Mills, v
18 & 29 Williamson Street, 10? Bar *?et
SAVANNAH, GA. 1
'BUS LINE.
T V.A. K E -W
M'CARTHA'S BUSSES
AT
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UNION DEPOT, COLUMBIA
On arrival- of all trains, for hotels or
any part of the city. ,
First Class Livery and FetfdSi&bl^jM^
Finest Turnouts in the city at mocfiifate
charges. Stable on Taylor street, Columbia,
S. C. J. P. McCARTflA.
November 6-tf. " .
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New Advertisements.
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AQCIITQ make 100 PER CENT. n4t cn
UCn I O my Corse s Belts. Brushes,
Curlers and Medicine. Samples tree.
^ ^ Write now. Br, Bridgmas, sfl BVay.
DF A is
Wm El COSHIOHS, Whispers bearf^Com.
ftrtahls. BuwnM where all fell. SoMfcyF. H23COI,
eely.MSBr*4w*j,(awT?rk. Wrltefor fcsok*f?r?o&mi.
Bh?am
Cleanse* and beantifles the hair.
Promotes a luxuriant growth.
Never Palls to Eestore Gray
Hair to Its Youthful Color.
Cure^calp^je^e^^hatr^^nnfr^
J^^Srke^^i^e^Tcraic* ft cnraSe^rTt "Jougti]
Weak Lira?*, Debility, Indigestion, Fain, Take in tim&JOcta.
' BOILING WATER OR MILK
E P P S'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING*
COCOA
LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
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J. C. H. TROEGER'S
uuuiousumn,
, 145 Main Street
~ ~ *4 t * - *y t awvotiaa i
[Upposite xjohcjl uum..4ivvfJ
COLUMBIA, S. C. \
SALOON is stocked with the Finca
Wines, Liquors, Beer, Tobacco and Cigars
Restaurant is First-class in every respect
Meals served at all hours in the bighes
culinary style Oysters, fish. etoM <anc
every thing palatable that the niarke
affords, at moderate charges.
Oct 22 12m
m
F. W. HUSEMANN
FFr Gun and"Lock Smith, SEE '
i and dealee in } 4
GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE
and all kinds of Sportsmen's ATtfai^s
which he ''.as now on exhibition andrtq
sale at his store, '
Main Street, Near the Central Bank
Columbia, 8. C. - j
Agent fob Hazabd Powdeb Company. i
0EUMBIA TEMPLE OF MUSIC
AND
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT,
So MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
A II03XE ENTERPRISE.
This is now an established institution and you can rely on the warranty given on
cli instrument and machine sold from there.
VISITORS TO COLUMBlk, N Will
find. Choice Pianos, Organs and Machines on hand. Special pains has been
ken to select a Beaatiiul Lot of Pianos. Organs and Machines for the Holliday Trade
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Nothing more appreciable could be given for Christmas present than a nice Instruct
or Sewing Machine.
CONSIDER QUALITY.
Remember you can get better goods from this house than elsewhere, and bacaed up
ith a warranty at home.
NOTHING SHODDY HERE.
If you want cheap shoddy Pianos. Organs and Machines please pass the I'Tem*
>Ie of Music and Sewing Machine Depot'* by, for you will
nd all goods there first class and fully warranted.
DON'T DELAY. ,
Call on or address the Proprietor, M. A. Malone, for - terms on Instruments and
lachines.
M. JX. JVlAJuUiN Jb,
?p?-IFro^ietok.?l|?
]X. B. Bepairing and Tuning of Pianos and Organs a specialty, and orders
sill receive prompt attention, M. A. MALONE.
Nov 5? ly
TO THE FRONT!
A. F, FUNDEBBURK,
Main Street, 77. ------- Columbia, C.
Now is the time to save money. Bay your FUBNITUEE and Save your Bridge Toll
I will pay every customer's fare who buys goods to the amount of $5.
|jgg UNDERTAKINC SESTMUSWiHitH)}
is the most complete in the State. Funerals promptly attended to and satisfactioi
given.
^^-7? BARGAINS TINT
COOKING STOVES A1 BABY CARRIAGES
CALL AND SEE ME.
Eespectfully,
1 JL. P. PTJN KSRBTTRZ.
Feb 11?ly.
WE HAVE REMOVEI
FROM
WF HOTEL JEEOME
?TO
168 and 170 Main Street
' . - \
Next to Commercial Sank*
Where you can find us with a complete line of choice
DRY GOODS. CLOT01YG HATS,
ladies' a\d ffimroigoom,
\teuleat
ALLIANCE SRy PRICES.
We mean just what we say. Give tfs a trial. EPSTIN
BROTHERS,
- (Next to Commercial Bank.)J
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V W.
Sep 25 1889?lj
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FOUR FLOORS 150 BY 25 FEET
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FULL OF
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
Persons bringing this advertisement with them will \
allowed
"5 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH PURCHASED
HARDWOOD BEDSTEADS A SPECIALTY.
- CALL WHILE IN COLUMBIA AND REST IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO PUBCHA
Coffins, Caskets and Burial Suits.
RHODES & VANMETRE,
NO. 66 MAIN STREET, - - -COLUMBIA, S. <
Ni?ht Call. 114 N. W. Corner Plain and Gates Slreets.
April 17?ly. " v %v.
F. C. ALDRID6E A CO.,
DEALERS IN
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Southern Fine Lumhe]
ALLIDESCBIPTIONS,
BATESBUBG-, S. C.
"We will keep constantly on hand Flooring, Ceiling and Weatherboarding, air dried i
\. v worked true on new and improved machinery. ,
Framing Stuff, All Grades and Sizes
We also have arranged for a limited supply of Poplar, Oak, Hickory and H
Woods. LATHS TO ORDER ANY LENGTH. ,
' We have jnst put np at considerable expense a new milling outfit of the latest
proved machinery and are prepared to do first class work in every respect, and bills
trusted to us we guarantee te fill promptly and satisfactorily. We are also runnin
first-class French Buhr Grist Mill, Corn Cob and Thresh Mill, Cotton Seed Crasher
Hollers. Also keep on hand Engine Fittings of all kinds. Galvanized and Iron Pip:
all sizes, Elbows, Bashings, Couplings, <fcc. Pitcher Force and Lift Pumps, Pai
Strainers and all the necessaries to protect mills, gins, houses and dwellings from
and rednce insurance. We will put up on application the Electrical 8team Cat off
any engine, insuring, where necessary in case of accident, the immediate shutting o
> steam and quickest possible stoppage of machinery?this one connection can be
vannm? orith nncti WnMnnn tn ant. frnm and AVArv manhiriA in th? bnildinff. W
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for price list or call and see this appliance at work in our mill. Mr. Abridge has
over 15 years experience with electrical appliances and will give this work his pers<
attention.
Dec 31?tf
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' HOST BEADTIFl
J yB5B3tejlr. T.y* *
M O N UIVX E N T S
SEE D^GNS AND PRICES.
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? *?aum viiiran
nAnJuAN a BALRR
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CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, CAKES CRACKERS,
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CIGAB, ?MOKIN? and CHEWING TOBACCOS, ]
. 1lla?>A?T /I A Ailri \T^/inn
luys, raucy uruvus, uuuviia,
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC
.
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?GT- A 'well selected stock of the above Goods^onstauUy OS hand and always at tht ,
very lovest prises. * * * . j
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LEXINGTON C. H. , S. C. ^
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LORICK & LOWRANCE I
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Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia, S. C.,
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HEADQUARTERS FOB
Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., Add, *
Etwian Phosphate Co*, Long's Chemicals,
Atlantic Posphate Co., Ca e Tvrmai
* ? ' '-' 7"? Kainits,
Evaporators.
Dissolved Bone, Shfet Copper,
FTTTT.i!D .AJfcTSD a--AJR3&3Sr SEELS,
f COTTON GINS, FEEDERS, CONDENSERS,
' Presses and Belting,
Plain and Decorated Glass9 Marbleteed Mantels, Glazed
Tiles, Grates, Fenders, &c.
A FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND GROCERIES
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
COME AN D SEE US or write to as before bay tog anything in Hardware
5
4 Furniture War ?rooms,
SSTABtlSSHD X843. x
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C.
[NEXT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,] >
A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM, AND EINE FtJBNITUBE, IS NOT yZ
in tbe Store, purchased direct from the manufacturers, and will be sold at BOTTOM .
PRICES.
; IINDPRTAKINO A SPECIALTY. r fl I
metalic cases^ burial robes, wrapaT<^ee
its and be convinced tbat'vou
f 1 ' . ' . . ' 1 ":"
?1^ chicue8ter'8 enqu8h, red cr088 diahord brand a
rEHlWRONMi * r\UUS A
THC ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. Thc.oBlr 8?fe, 8?l*, Vrt rtUabU Pill for Ml*.
Mwi aak D rotgUt for Chick ft*? t Jtngkah JHamend Brand la Be4 aad Odd ! mlTI? AT *
tooxe.mkri *1t& feltwribbon. Ttk*M?tkirUi4. Bhfuu RmhtdkKitomtwmdDdMmm. V / > J k
's^araasssr ewc^ <5SS^sgoffl?^
IF. YOJJ WANT A FIRSX-CLASS
COTTON GIN
At Bottom Prices, write "for New Catalogae and Reduced Prices of
5e improved augusta gi.v.
J3&~8ee the Extra Fine Recommendations of last year's work"^E^
GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO'S. if
BE " '
MACHINE, BOILER AND BIN WORKS. MILL, ENGINE AND BIN SUPPLY HOUSE
AUGUSTA, GA?
js the place to get Machinery and So- plies and Repairs at Bottom Prices. 66 New Gin
and 62 New Engines in Stock.
Mention the Lexington Dispatch when you write.
Pi ' . '
W. A. RECKLING, {' PORPCHE
aetist, IN. C. CORN WHISKEY,
COLUMBIA, S.C., . : _
GOTO
Is now making the best pictured ihat can m. mm m mmmm
be had in this country, and all who have Tl JJ (lU HTiE S
never had a real fine picture, should now 1 ^ ' -
can be seen at Gallery, up stairsTnext to WHITE . ELEPHANT SALOON,
|* Kimrf's. Maroh l4.tf COLUMBIA, S. C.
. Having bought a large lot of Pure Corn
- BIlHftU I nil 1 Whiskfly daring the summer months at *
Wr IIHIIIIIwO nil I reduced price, I am able to furnish mj
I WHIM !* ? IIILb fiends and customers at the eame old
prices. I am also agent for several large
md -|r fcT: North Carolina distilleries which give me ^
\\ ||T*O A 1^1 /\0( 3(p advantages over other dealers. The finest il
III Jjljl W Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco al way*
^i"yv*jrv^ .. in stock. Polite attention, square dealing, Z3
f# &c., by>Popfc P. Hayes or
Oily I POMONA, rsr. <3. opposite
af Main Street, Columbia, & C.
im- Oct 22?ly
?? Stock consists _ A f| SOTTTIR
nt?, ALL LEADING FKUITS ' Ale ' V. KJVf Ulliil.
fire ' .
on Calculated to suit the Southern and border Wholesale and Retail
flT oi \ Statt 9 I \ *
" ? j - ? v-, I Furniture Warerooms,
rite >Sen<l tor descriptive uautiugue, ?v. *, .
had fecit teees, vines, 4e? PARLOR AND BEBSOOM SUITES. "
and No. 2, Green House Catalogue of young
- c,?,. SIDE BOARDS, SAW,
tions, Mattresses,
Catalogues free. Correspondence soli- 'll4 MAIN ST, COLUMBIA, S, C*
[J ?ted. Address j sep24_ry. ' ' \-T- / / }:
JjU J. VAN LINDLEY, Propr.
MAIN ST.. COLUMBIA. S. C.. S^SKg
Z _ * ,?w Office is Opposite ft. S, Patent Met. - 1'*^ \
' JEWELER REPAIRER, \ _
Send model, drawing or photo., with 4*ecrifr<
Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches. Won. We advise, if patentable or sot, free of
Clocks and Silverware. A fine line of
Spectacle* and Eyeglasses to fit every one, nanws of actual dieats'to your State, county, oe
all for sale at lowest prices. 1 town, sent fire*. Address,
jg&r Kepairs on Watches first class, ! A QBI Allf M? c?i j
quicklv done and guaranteed, at moderate ; we #%e OPi^/ WW OCr w\#ri "j
prices. 60-tfi j Oppostte Pstent Oflce, Washington, D. C. ' *