The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 30, 1892, Image 4
TIE POLL LISTS, j
OKKICK OK
cpiiaat. mAr\rTssTOXF.T?
LlXlSGTOX, S. C\
A CCORDING TO LEGAL RE- i
jL\ quirements, I commence the
publication of the names of all persons
subject to poll tax as furnished me
by the various Boards of School
Trustees of Lexington county.
Those Boards of Trustees who have
not as yet furnished me with their lists
will please do so at once, as required
by law.
Very respectfully,
E. L. WINGARD,
School Commissioner Lex. Co.
School District, No. 54.
Acblison, James Huffman, R P
Boland, D Haltiwanger, Arch
Barrett, Charlie Haltiwanger, Jno
Bundrick, Wm Haltiwanger, J L
Bowers, Geo c Haltiwanger, C F
Bush, Walter Harris, Frank c
Bush, John Lippard, Thos
Clark, Jacob Lindler, Henry
Clark, H C * Miller, Walter
?-? Clark, Jas H Miller, Joe c
Clark, Joe c Mayer, Wade c
Counts, Pink c Oliver, Jas T
Chapman, Frank Riser, Wm
Chapman, Adam Summer, J P S
Comalander, A W Summer, J P
Comalander, J G Summer, A L
Comalander, Jno Summer, "WE
Cannon, Frank Summer, John S
Cannon, Je*i c Summer, George c
Cannon, Job c Summer, John c
Caunon, George c Summer, Fed c
Derrick, J B Shealy, J D
Derrick, W E Shealv, Jacob A
Derrick, S J Shealy, T iN
Derrick, J R Sbealy, J P
Derrick, Jos \V Sbealy, D I
Derrick, P E Sbealy, P H
Epting, Joe Sbealy, James A
Epting, Ed Shealy, N E
Epting, J C Sloan, Wm
Epting, W H Stockman, John
Eleazer, And. c Stockman, Geo
Eichelberger, F c Sligh, Earnest c
Fulmer, Perry Sulton, James c
Farr. J D * Shell, J H
Farr, G W Seibert, J X
Farr, C W "Washington, A c
School District No. 55.
Ale wine, Hatnp Jacobs, John
Addie, W M Koon, Geo H
Addie, T E Koon, Henry
Addie, J B Kelsev, F L
Addie, W C Rutland, Jas c
Auoick, Thos W Kirkland, David c
Amick, J J Lucas, John W
_JBnshv._H H Lpyti\ James G
^ Boyd. Henry c
Boyd, Fed ? Metz, 0 T ^
Boyd, Walter c Metz, A J
Boyd, Wade c Metz, Emanuel
Bates, Eleck c Morgan, Jim c
Burns, Bunyan c Nelmns, Charlie c
Counts,' O B Ringer, John c
Couuts, E C Ringer, Charlie c
Counts, f U .tunger, 10m c
Counts, C J Ringer, Thomas c
Chapman, Noah Robertson, John c
Eargle, A H Robertson, Bob c
Eargle, Jaines W Smith, "William c
Eargle, J W Sr Summer, Press c
Eieazer, "Willis c Summer, H P
Fuller, William Summer, J W E
Haltiwanger,W P Summer, GEL
Haitiwanger. Wm Summer, J H
Hedgepath, P A Stuck, C M
Hedgcpath, Wm Stuck, Chas E
Hedgepath, Chas Stuck, J B M
Hinton, James Stuck, R I
Iiiller, Adam c Singley, Lot c
Jacobs, Geo W "Williams, James c
Young, Henry c
School District No. 56.,
Amiek, Henry E Ellisor, J W
Bouknight. A E Ellisor, Piuk
Bouknight, L D Ellisor, J D
Bouknight, G L Eleazer, W Robt
Bouknight, C M Eleazer, R G
P.nnkrno-Vtf Sam o Gpr> R
Burkett, T W Eleazer, G E
Chapman, J J Eleazer, Walter S
Daily, W A Eleazer, Willie R
Daily, W L Eleazer, L K
Daily, A A Folk, H C
Daily, S O -Jacobs, J P
Daily, J T Metz. J Muller
Derrick, John D Metz, Nicholas
Derrick, G E Metz, S J
Derrick, Robt H Mayfield, M c
Derrick, J H Minnow, Geo c
Derrick. Jesse F Rowe. Foster
Derrick, N M Richburg, B N
Ellisor, G D Stone, Wm
Ellisor, S A Sligh, S S
Ellisor, P W Seigler, P W
Ellisor, A M Smith, Wm c
School District No. 57.
Allen, Will c Murdoch, J A
Busbee, A D Murdoch, John
Bundrick, C P Mahaflfee, J F
RnshnrrlK J H Oswald. G A
Counts, Jackson Rister, TV TV
Counts, John c Renwick, Goo c
Coleman, J C c Stoudemire, C TV
Derrick, TViHie Stoudemire, L P
Davis, "William Stoudemire, A B
Davis, J S Stoudemire, J R
Hargle, P E Stoudemire, S J
Kllisor, S F Stoudemire, M
Ellisor, G B Slieely, TV H
Gregory, B c Sheely, Jess c
Gregory, II c Sheely, J P
Hamiter, Robfc Summer, J M
Harper, Tom e Summer, T TV
Koon, Bowman Summer, W P
Kennedy, Geo c Swygert, Brooks
Kirkland, Dave c Swygert, J C
Lindler, G M Swygert, G A
I
Linulcr, S 0 Swygert, S T
Mayor, O L Sweteuburg, B F
Mayor. Hampton Suber, W H
Mayor, Earnest c Tobias, Jake c
Myers, A J Whites, H W
Wilson, W M
I School District, No. 59.
Bowman, Tom c Kleckley, E A
Brown, Cal c Kleckley, J F
Conner, J L Kleckley, B L
Corley, W A Kleckley, J W
Corlov, Willie E Kleckley, G V
Corley, Laurence Kleckley, J S
Corley, J II ' Kleckley, Jas S
Corley, S S Lever, S H
Corley, A X Monts, P B
Corley, John P Monts, H X
Corley, Geo W Monts, W M
Corley, F L Monts, W A
Caughman, C W Metze, J A Q
Caugliman, Jas Xowles, Dock c
Drafts, D M Playen, Willie
Daniels, Sam c Iiawl, S L
Efird, D F Stepman, Jess c
Franklin, Jerry c Swygert, J N
Foose, Tobias Seay, T E
Gable, Maxcy Seay, J E
Gable, John Wingard, E L
Gable, George Wingard, G B
Hegmann, F A Wingard, H M
Holmes, Willie c Wingard, G J
Jones, Henry c Withers, Wash c
Jones, Bill c Washington, E c
Kleckley, D D
School District, No. 60.
? TT 11 /M 1
.burgess, l< elix iian, unariey
Burgess, X J Hall, Ephriam
Burgess, JeffersonHall, Elijah
Burgess, Joe Hall, Willie
Burgess, J T Hall, Henry
Burgess, J S Hell, Butler
Boatwright J J Hall, Rob't
Cook, Marcellus Hall, Wade
Edwards, W c Hymau, Heury
Edwards, Greene cJohnson, Jedson
Edwards. Nelson cM Tritt, Fuller c
Grandy, J W Pilate, Geo
Howard, Isaiah Quattlebaum, W E
Howard, S C Quattlebaum, P B
Howard, M Rowe, HeDry c
Howard, A B Rodgers, B J
Hallman, Jesse Shealy George
Hall, Frank Westmoreland, W
Hall, Hilliard Watkins, W Z
School District, No. 61.
Alewine, Wesley Quattlebaum A
Boatwrigbt, J Rankins, Levi
Banks, Win E Rankins, Elerore
Clamp, Edward Richard,"Calhoun
Clamp, David Shealy, W P
Goff, Henry Smith, Walter A
Haywood, AndrewSmith, Noah
Hut to, Paul Smith, Elmore
Hutto, Aaron Smith, A L
Hallman, E^ Smith, Anderson
_H >d^i .T r -
Keisler, James Taylor, Henry
Miller, James Walter, Daniel
Oswalt Govan Wood, David
School District, No. 63.
Augbtry, Aaron Leaphart, Wade
Addv, 0 B Lewie, Jas.
Alewine, Simeon Monts, Henry
Bonds, Aaron c Morgan, Jesse
Boston, Mad c Oswalt, Lem
Cannon, Jas Oswalt, Frank
Craps, John Price, Tod
Craps, Willie Porter, Isaac c
Caughman, J A Parker, Will c
Crim, J M Roe, Ren c
Derrick, George Robertson, P c
Devenport, B c Reeves, John c
Drafts, Tom c Rivers. Dave
Earhart, B II Rice, Noah
Glover, James c Shealy, Elmore
Hite, Paul Shealy, Sam
Hite, Henry Shealy, Walter
Howard, Ed Shealy, Cromo
Harris, Will c Son, Ed
Harris, Pick c Stockman, S W
Jumper, D A Shirey, Jeff
Jones, Bill Taylor, J Z
Jefcoat, William c Taylor, J D
Kyzer, Davie Taylor, D L
Lewis, George Taylor, Jacob
Long, Walter Taylor, Camron c
Long, John Thomas, Allen c
Long, Ed Thomas, Frank c
Lybrand, Bosy Whitman, Bill
School District No. 65.
Amick, H N Hope, Jerry c
Amick, II E Harris, W P
Amick, J H Hedgepath, Oscar
Amick, L W Jacobs, Geo D
Ashford, Isaac c Koon, J J
Berkett, Geo c Kesler, J J
Book, Anderson c Kenly, Hilliard c
Bundrict, J A Kestler, H B c
Clark. O P Lvles, Daniel c
Chapel, Isom c Morgan, Spenc c
Dickert, J D Nates, "Wade c
Dicker!, M M Nelrnns, Cal c
Eargle, J W Rister, J D
Eargle, C W Rister, H G
Eargle, Eligah c Rister. Frank
Eargle, Millage c Richardson, J A
Eargle, Jno A Rickard, Henry
Eargle, J West Rickard, Earnest
Eleazer, R M Sites, John J
Eleazer, M B Sites, G W
Eleazer, C II Sites, H P
Eleazer, H G Sites, P W
Eieazer, P E Slice, Silas
Fulmer, H J Slice, James L
Fuliner, J J Slice, J Leonard
Fuller, L W Sonley, George c
Gladney, II I Tucker, John
Gladney, II C Tohmpson Win
Haiti wanger, J E Whites, D G
| Haltiwanger, H c Wyse, J B
Haltiwanger, Hil c Wyse, Henry
The best brands of cigars 2?, 5
and 10c. Sweet cheroots, cigarettes,
pipes, smoking and chewing tobacco
of all grades, at the Bazaar.
a.
G-cing West.
! How to Make the Trip Quickly an
Cheapest.
Would you like to kuow the bes
way to reach Texas, Arkansas, or an
of the States out West? A letter o
postal card to either address belo\
will secure you full information as t
low rates, the best schedules, Ac., b
the Great Through Car Line ove
the Richmond k Danville R. R., vi
Atlanta and Birmingham. You ca
buy tickets through by this line an
have your baggage checked to def
tination. Double daily trains an
qinek schedules. All questions ai
swered. R. AY. Hunt,
T A
ixa>. i aw.
Augusta, Ga.
C. L. Hopkins,
Trav. Pass. AgtChai
lotto, N. C.
MoELREPS WINE OF CARDUI for Weak Nerve
Female Weakness Positive Cure.
To The Editor:?Please iiifori
your readers that I have a positiv
remedy for the thousand aud cue ill
which arise from derauged femal
organs. I shall be glad to send tw
bottles of my remedy free to any lad
if they will send their Express an
P. O. address. Yours respect full;
Dr. A. C. Marchisi, Utica, N. Y.
4.
11 /'^%\ Save !
\i f l|s \Paying !
; lU^M^Boctors'l
j \18iy7 Bills :
& kk dm. nnrdiiin <
P M dUIAHSU
l U.DiO^gLOOD BALM
S THE GREAT REMEDY
A - FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES 0
Has been thorougrbiytested by cma
inent physicians and the people
W for 40 years, and never fails to
A cure quickly and peruianently
A SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA,
f RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES. ERUPTIONS,
0 and all manner of HATING, SPREADING and
\ RUNNING SORES. Invariably cures the most
0 loathsome blood diseases if directions are folA
lowed. Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5. For
0 sale by drnfrsrists.
} SENT FREE W ON'REV/FI'I?Cukes. 1
0 BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
April 23?ly
&
ER.TTCS
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY
etc.
A Drnn- Denartm'eut bsis inst been onem
itt the Bazaar, and a choice selection t
Drags and Medicines to suit the popuh
demands has been placed therein, and yoi
attention is invited to some ot the liume
oas articles in stock as follows:
Avers Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pectoral. ILi
Vigor and Pills.
Maltine - various compounds. Elcctr
bitters, Ca'esaya tonic, Groovt's taslele:
chill tonic. Cod Liver 0:1 with Hypopho
phites, Sirup of Figs, Wizz.ird Oil.
Simmon's Liver .Regulator, Stanley
mrveand bone liucmeut, Hartey's dim
rhoea and cholera spec tic, Godfrey's co
dial, Wiuslow's soothing syrup, Lull
cough syrup, Bo\kin's cough syrup, A!
cock's porous plaster, Court plaster, Soc
and Mint tablets, Chlorate Potash lozei
gers, Brown's bronchial troches. Home
fragrant frostiila lor chapped hands, etc.
Dr. King's life pills, Brandreth's pill
Quinine pills. Everybody's pills, Capsule
Seidlitz powders.
Horse and Cattle powders, Ammonia fc
cleaning clothes etc, Sapolio, Pcriin
Stove Polish, Putz Pomade, Benzine.
II iL 1. rr< t\ . % ?
JIOUIII V*UbU, iUUlIidLUU Vl'i
cure, Hair dye, Mustache wax.
Mexican Mustang Linenient, Opedildo*
Vaseline, Glycerine.
Vormefuge and Worm Confeclions;
Lactopeptiue, Quinine, Blue Mass, C I
mel, Mercurial Ointment.
Rhubarb, Pain Killer, paregoric, Line
annin. svrup rhubarb, syrup squills, cast*:
oil. sweet oil, sewing machine til, Brit s
oil, spirits ammonia, spirits n.tre, spiri
camphor, cauophorice and gum.
Assorted Flavoring Extracts, Essenc<
and all kinds oi spices.
Jamacia Ginger, lleady made Must.n
plaster, Iiough on Rats.
Alum, Borax. Saltpetre, Blufstpn
Brimstone, Sulphur, CopeiM.s. Salts, Cro.ii
Tartar, Gum Arabic, ele.
Nursinc Bottle fittincrs. Rubber Xi. nle:
Teething Kings, etc,
Cnticur.i and Carbolic soap
A clioic line of sweet soaps, perfumer
and toilet goods. Tooth, Hair, Cloth an
Shaving Brushes, Combs, etc.
AT THE BAZAAR.
!
New Advertisements.
Wmm HA!RBBALSAM
SB2j8BP?3B CleaniM-i ai:d^ Ik tutifies the fcsir.
wB! Never Foils to Eeatorc Gray
t. "aBM Hair to its Youthful Color.
Cure* acalp^di?ta?es & hair tailing.
Th? Consumptlveand Feetole andaii wi
utter from exhausting di?tn?ej should use Parker's Ginrc
YOalc. It cures the worst Cough. Weak Dungs. Debility.Ii
digeetiou, Female Weakness. Rheumatism and Pain. 50c. i J
HINDERCQRNS. The only sure cure for Corn
btops all pain. Make* walking easy. loct?, at Druggist*.
the yy hole fmm
finmothino for FvArv Mftrnhpr.
HVinvtlMlig |?I ? ? ? f -r The
(rreateet value lor the least money of any muai
*lne In the world. Kivo serial stories and over 100 sine
stories for youiur and old, by l>est authors. Hundreds*
poems, anecdotes, Ac. Department* on The Househoh
rami and Flowers, Popular Science, Current Kvont
Fashions, X11 sic, Keligrlous and Moral Question*. Ne
Books, etc. ir250 "ValtiatJie Prize9
|A rtlp in Stamps for a 3 months' subscription,
ffjf ylS. Uver 300 jv^es and 250 Su|>erb Illustration:
BUSSELl PUBLISHING
J !
The wealth oi tLc Russian State j
(1 Chinch is almost iucalcuable. It j
j could pj#v the national debt, some
I St:i.00().^00,0t!0 and more, and still be j
v enoiinoiiflii^'ealthy.
1 The most tuejd people in the world j
$ I >! ? S(1;> H<lf i I!?1 f WOl'k. !
! ill U 1 At V V talk* > . ? . ?
)
? | There is plenty of scripture to show
- th:it one way to giet more rest is to
1 i do more work.
a j . ;
I They all Testily1.
H BEHBlKr. ToffejSBoc,
of the
I v;oMd*F2rowned
" Mofflm**** I
Lis SaseSfie. I
W MTi ?J*L c'.rr;:r,;
If j li remedy fee ui the Georgia
S, I :/5g stomps and 2cl&3 has
f (?f ^S gone forth to the antipodes,
t~v? ^astoniohlngthCEkept.'calaiia
1 t >3? confounding the theories of
*6i^K^SS thosowht> depend solely on tho
^Jag" ^78 physician's ekilL There Is no blood
i \*ar* ?taint which itdoesnot Immediately
| eradicate. Poisons outwardly absorbed or the
' result of vilo diseases from within all yield to this
potent but slmpl9 remedy.' Is Is an unequalcd
tonic, builds up the old and tv?hle,cures all diseases
arising from Impure bloo?af or weakened vitality.
U Send for a treatise. Examine tho proof.
G j Books on " Blood and Shin Siseases " mailed frea. j
Is I Druggists Sell It.
M SVIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
0 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
y J May ^
A | "L'PBROS.. Propric'-ors,
Druggists, lippmnr's Block, SAVANNAH. GA.
W : wm ttfWWBW ????
OliE fifEiLLlOH LADIES
? ARE DAILY RECOMMENDING
i qijio perfection QTTn]n |
' Mill A T> TTTCjrri a "DT T nMl IP,
^ IliU HJ3/U UOA iTi n ? 4 ?, j ujijl v/aj
^ JH*&L ^ expands across the
/\ Ball and Joints.
'This makes it
t&6 best fittins, nicest
jm&d looking, aad most
^??fj\comfbetable ? in
r vMTSE W0M
k Jr'II PRICES, $2, $2.50, S3, $3.50.
\ /Unconsolidatedshoeco.
\ >^Zr ^Manufacturers,
JST^~r Lyniy^- - Ivlass.
Shoes made to measure.
/
F. r" Sa:?.' in Lexington C. H.. S. C... by
MEETZE & SON.
o. i f? 3m.
!
J CNtySh5
ftellitters
Cures all Female Complaints aud Monthly
irregularity, Leuc^rrhcca or Whites, Pain in
Bach or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds
up the whole system, it nns ctweci thousands
and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send
stamp for book. * '
DB. J. P. DBOSSCOIY & CO., LouisTiUe, Kr.
Oct. 5~ly.
>1 ? ?? '
: CURES ALL 5K!N
AND
iBLDDDD!5EA5E5.i|
la ?h yiielana endorio P. r. 1\ %i a folcn.ild combination,
r.:.d prowrlbe It with great uthfactlon for tho earn of all
!' T- > > Ti .1 of i'rtr^--c I 1' rfvr
Sorer, CUndular S?r!!!nj;?, RriautaatUm, Malaria, old
Chronic Ulcsn that hcv? raelttid all treatment, Catarrh,
R R R1 r" I
J- j ^?na"TMwar!r^^cior!a^Ch?00!e ?LSa!^^^L!pIa!awr^Wr^ j
curia! Polaou, Tetter, Scald fixad, etc., etc.
ir | P. P. P. U a powerful tonic, and an excellent *ppetl?r,_
l . . ? r. .
g Lid.ciivhvit* >y^7hs tit fttUoaei a:. J r.bo(? b'.i d I? in
' *" *n t*1"' aennrgal truggL'.rl'ift. are
i |~f| p p r CURES |
jI nr.r. Malaria |:
[ "coraTTy^bci'irau'A"cy"l5eiTo3?iTr?in?r>a!? !3!!Tloo3^ j ,
cUaming fropcrluj of" P. P. I"., Prickly Ash, Foko Rooi
llli P?t i.>mru. I |
I!
| Druggists, Lippmaa's Dlcck, SAVANNAH, GA. |
? Angus! 10 -lv.
I?l\l, Oil HOilMi
jsr- ~ ' " IlvT ;
: I _ 'Mmmn
" j?l
? j NTOVJ5N,
;r j TINWARE, ROCFiNG AND GUTTERING,
j | ]n:r.\nis fci:~is;ii:j) k<>i: a li.stoves I
IS. K. WOOD, ' \
?. I (Sn rcesx1*> ). W. Smith.) <
| POST OFFICE Jj.UCK, COL CM MA, S- C. 1
| September 2^ -iy. |
OF ALL C?J
??T/\iTk r A 1ATA'
WlMlli \M
ton sa
THE B
fc6OIJ) RELW
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL\
]). H. CHAMBEI
PASS K N G K 1{ I
Condensed Schedule?In ]
MAIN
, WESTBOUND- Daily.
P M |P M A M|A. M
G lf>; 5 001 G 501 6G0 leave Ch
0 54: 5 57 7 2s 6 50 leave Siti
7 25j GOO 7 581 7 00 leave P:
i G 50 ! 7 45 leave (
|8 OGj 7 25 8 30; f8 15 arrive Br
8 15 i 8 35 0 00 leave Bra
8 14 9 28 leave B?
8 56 9 41 leave G
9 15 10 00 leave B1
10 23 .... . ... 11 02 leave
10 37 ... . I 11 15 leave Gri
11 I5j ! ; 11 50 arrive
COLUMBIA
7 3"j 8 35! leave Brani
8 10, 9 111 lea e Orar.c
O *1 I I (1 ) )! lint va Cf \1 u
. . . . . O O'i *' UM ...? 1CCI * C KJV. UA.lt
9 (K) 10 0(i leave King
CAMDEN
j... .110 0." leave King
.... 10 3u 1 ave Camden
10 45 lmve Curt
1 112" arrive Cur
! 9 46] 10 50) arrive Coll
P M jP M| A M | A. M
fMeal Stations. 11 Will stop to let c
Additional Trains, Daily?Leave C<
0 50 a. m.; leave Kingsville G 43 p. m
I
THROUGH TRAIN SERVJ
Through trains daily between Charleston :
lurnbi i an l Omndeii. Through sleepers dai
Charleston (115 p. m , arrive Atlanta ti 30 a.
1 1' ii tri I'nllin^n flav c
w" * i J I' " Uave
Charleston 6 50 a. m., arrive Columbia
Chart* s!?n 10 20 p m. CON NEC'
At Charleston with Clyde Steamship Com
and Fridays. For Jacksonville Mondays, 1
daily willi the 11 ?t I) 11 R to and from Was!
At Columbia daily except Sunday with R ?fc
ville and Walhalla. At Augusta daily with <
way. At Camden daily with C C <5c C It K.
and Blacksborg
For lurther iuformalion, apply to
C. M. WARD,
General Manager.
DON'T "
K ' ^llTTTf
1 MI
Insitutiou gold spectacles and eyeglasses
from irresponsible peddlers
wbo 'guarantee" everything and
can't be found when a guarantee is to
be made good. We will sell you the
genuine gold article at less than half
the price that many have paid for
brass. Besides when yon buy of us
you get you eyes properly fitted. We
are headquarters lor
SPECTACLES
and
EYEGLASSES.
P. B. LAC HICO ITE d CO.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
November 4?tf
PATRONIZE
Home Industry !j
THE
Tozer Engine Works,
117 WEST GERVAIS STREET,
Near Union Depot,
Are now operated aitli a com patent force
ol Skilled .Mechanics, and are mannfacturing
all sizes of " ToZER ENGINES " and
1IOILER-, including
RETURN TUBULAR AND LOCOMr.Ttwr
Qnnr&a
fviuiivi. uuiunwi
Pulleys and Shafting
Castings in Brass or Iron
Furnished at Reasonable Rntes.
.^Repair Work Promptly Executed.
BRASS GOODS A SPECIALTY.
Remember,
That " THE TOZER " has stood the test oi
actual and general use for years, and bas no ;
superior on the market. All of its parts
are thoroughly inspected aud tested, and
nil our work is fully warranted FIRSTCLARS
in material and workmanship.
For Pr;cc-Lists, &i\, apply to
JOHN A. WILLIS,
Proprietor Tozor Engine Works,
117 Wrsl Grrvais Sired Columbia, S. C.
Mar. 13?1 j.
W. A. RECKLING.
/VBTIST,
r TTirnT A n /1
Is now making the best pictures that can !
be had in this country, andajl who have
lever had a real fine picture, should now
ry some of his latest stales. Specimens
;an be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to
Kinard's.
March 14-tf
i
>LORS FOR
i fftTTfllV i
7 M I Ul^ji
\LE .IT
AZAAR.
u$LE" i > i ,"\ i:. ,
VAY AND LEASED LINES, j
{LAIN, Receiver.
> E 1* A TZ T M E IV T .
Effect January 17th, 1802.
LINE. I
E AST BO U N D - - Dai I v.
A. M P. Ml P. M P. M
arieston arrive 11 Of> 1 1"> 9 r>0 10 'JO
Qinerville leave 10 2-r> 12 27! 9 07 9 36 1
regnal Is leave 0 52.11 4oj 8 28 8 58
ieorges leave 0 40! 11 311 8 15
anchville leave (J lo ll (R)j 7 40 8 1."
.ncbville arrive 10 50i 7 80
imberg leave 10 31! 7 O0
irahams leave iO "20i (i 48
lackvi 1 le leave 10 (Hij (1 2^
Aiken leave 8,70 5 25
miteville leave 8 3(11 5(5
Augusta leave i 8 00: 4 30i
DIVISION.
-hville arrive 8 5oi i I 8 10
t *? o nnl I 1 n Oi
jeourg arrive o j .>o
ttbews arrive 7 Lb ? 7 1
[sville arrive 7 33 6 43
BRANCH.
sville arrive j j [ 0 l'.t
Jun't'n leave .. ..| ... | 5 46
mioiit leave | j 5 33
mien leave I j j 5 0:1
nubia leave f(> 50| j / 6 00
A.'AljT. M|l\ MJl*. M , 1
iff passengers.
olumbia 9 00 a. in., arrive Kingsville
arrive Columbia 7 35 p m.
CAROLINA. CUMBERLAND GAP AN1)
CHICAGO RAIL ROAD.
Via S. C. Railway. (
p. m. Daily Except Sunday. a m
i o iw . .reave Augusm arrive. .1 i >
| 6-4'.* . .leave Graniteville leave... 9 I-* i
I 10 ..arrive Aiken leave. 9 0t:
Via C., C. G. and C. K. R
715..leave Aiken arrive..! 84
8 00 .. leave Trenton leave... 8 00
8 15 . .arrive Edgefield leave... j 7 4;p.
m. a n.
:CE AND CONNECTIONS.
i 1 i. u 1 1 i i -a r\ ?
iiuu Augiibui, uei-weuu vswirieMuii iiuu 10
ly between Charleston and Atlanta - leave
, m.; leave Atlanta 11 15 p. m., arrive Charlaily
between Charleston and Columbia?
i 10 50 a. m ; leave Colombia 6 p. m., arrive
TIONS.
puny for New York Mondays, Wednesdays
Chursdays and Saturda\s. At Columbia
lingtnu, New York and points east and north ;
D R R (G & C Division) to an from Green>a
R R. Central R R and P R & W C RailThrough
trains to aud from Marion, N C
R. L. SEAY,
Union Ticket Agent, Colon bia, S. C.
E, P. WARING, !
General Passenger Agent,
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained. and all Patent
business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office.
and we can secure patent in lees time-thah those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with description.
We advise, if patentable or not, free of
charge. Our fee not are till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C. |
CAROLINA
NATIONAL BANE
-ATCOLTTURTA.
C .
STATE, CITY and COIYTY DEPOSITORY. <
Paid up Capital $100,000
Surplus Profits GO.000 ,
SAYIYGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits of $5,00 and upwards received
Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent,
per annum. \V. A. CLARK, President
Wilie Jones, Cashier.
December 4-ly.
WJL FITZtilBBON,
(Successors to T. E. Rraunigan.)
mn im msiwiui. >
I
Table Supplied svilb all the Delicacies the
market affords.
FURNISHED ROOMS
On the European Plan.
WINES, LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS.
March 2-tf.
PfiMniiA uii 11
B BBIiaiai .
Nurseries, !
POMONA, TV. O. !
Stock consists of
ALL LEADING FRUITS
!11
Calculated to suit the Southern and border ! jr
States.
Send for descriptive Catalogue, No. J, of j
FRUIT TREES, VINES, Ac., j i
aud No. 2, Gvoc-n House Catalogue o! young j
p<" t grown
ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CARNA- j
TIONS, Ac.
Catalogues free. Correspondence soli- j
cited. Address
J. VAN LINDLEY, Tropr.
Pomona, N. C.
Apr. 23 - \v I
|
GEORGE BRUNS,
MAIN ST.. COLUMBIA. S. C.,
JEWELER-'REPAIRER, |
Has j? splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, i
Clocks uiul Silverwftie. A liue line of !
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to tit every one, |
all for sale at lowest prices.
Repairs on Watches llrst class, |
quickly done and guaranteed, at moderate ;
prices. 50-tf.
anu nabit?
U| V if gL w cured at home with- \
Class fit ? a outpatu.Bookofpar11
iii mwi mi nil iiiti9n "iTt1 F^?E>
Atlanta,Oa,Office1G4 >3WhitehiilSU |
ii\fhtiii.m:rirs. fri
Pii2TC"2" a-:
CIGAR, SMOKINIJ and
Toys. Pancv fi
-?7 -7
nmmx, statioxerv, s
A well selected stock of the above G
/ery lowest prices.
L. E X I N G T O jN"
MAXIMUM SICl'RITt
FIRE, LIFE ANDACI
IN THE S
English and Am
Over One Hundred and 1
Repr
For rates and information address or call
O. S. liRADI
FANCY 6000
a:
FINE WEAR
The newest, the finest and the most fashio
lonnd at Trump's, who carries the largest sto
Handkerchitfs. New Hosiery, New Gloves i:
Gloves a speci lty. Jersey fckirts, be9t kmtt
Come and see how cheap you can buy the to
PIANOS AN
We sell direct l'rom the factory. No exoe
Beau'iful Upright Pianos, $230. Fine Pari
Sold on easy terms.
nsr. txt, t
COLUMB
August 12?tf
LORICK&I
?
Bl<
jliEADQUAI
>. " 4 . :'A .,>
Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., J
Etwian Phosphate Co.,
Atlantic Posphate Co.,
Kainits,
Dissolved Bone,
ZE^IZEXjID GK
COTTON GINS, FEE!
Presses a]
Plain and Decorated Glass,
Tiles, Grates,
a r~ill i c?TAr?i/ np u a nr
r\ rULL OIUOI\ UT nrt!\L
AT BOTTC
JOilE AND SEE US or write to us
Jan 1?!;
M. H. S
Furniture
ZST^LBLIS
MAIN STREET, <
[NEXT GRAND CI
A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIU3
n (he xlore. rrarehased direct from the manr
'RICES.
UNDERTAKING
A full iiue of COFFINS, CASKETS,
>EltF etc., always on hand.
Call and see us and be convinced thai
Oct. 28- tf
DON'T LET T1
I^ow is the Time t
DRY MIIIIIS. NOTIONS
To make room for a New Stock of Fall and
riots th:it will beat all others in this city,
.lock, in Colombia, S. C., where you will fn
D. F. JACK!
FOST OFFiCE BLOC
Dec 17?ly
SAW IV
*$160,00 TO
ENGINES#
TO SUIT. !OC
LOMBARD & CO
January 1st?ly.
'S BAZAR ;
itc nu nc i n ult imo J
na, i.iiUifl iiiiUAEiio,
EOCEEIES, 1
CHEWING TOBACCOS, 8
roods, Notions,- w I
;cyOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, iSH
oods constantly on hand and always at gHSBHH
C . II . , 8. C.GH
- - minimum rnsrW
miiimiuin
ilDENT INSURANCE
TRONGEwT
fwjm (Vmii^inWIiw
t l IV II1I VUH1 JJUlilV/U KHH
["wenty-Five Million Dollars OH
esented. gHB
00 mSgt
i^OJiM), Agent.
i NnnnNS 1
Mf *IV A AVAVW) JH
FOR LADIES, I
nable styles in the Northern markets csn bm
ck of the kind of Any honse in the city. Ned-JHH
u Mousquetaire buttom and .hooks. Kin
ed Jersey Underwear for ladies a&d childrezJHHH
am articles a lady needs from a notion housa^HHB
d organs. s
nse. No commissions. The beat makes. MbHW
or Organs-, $50. See our stock aad prices. HBj
'BUM
IA, S. C. jjfiai
.OWRANCal
>cfr. Columbia, S.
ITERS FOR InHnH
Acid,
Long's Chemicals, MjajfiH
Ca e Mills, mkBMM
Evaporators.
Sheet Copper^
A.RDE^ SEEDS, Mnfflffl
dees, co.\dea'se:m|
ad Belting, 9 I
Marbleized Mantels, GmSqHH
, Fenders, &c, . ?JctWWB
iware and crocmmmb
>m prices. WBSE&?b
before buying anything in HaHg&jMfflBflH
W areroosflfl
ttXZT) ie-43. CmgNH
2 olumbia, 8| |
2NTRAL HOTEL.3 "~ '^HgESSH
1, AND E1NE FURNITURE, IsHSjS^B
tfacturers, and will be sold at BOHumSS^a
a specialty. wmm
rALIC CASES, BURIAL ROBES. wMM
t yon SAVE MONEY by so doing, Jr
IIS SKIP YOU. 1
o Get Bargains iiH|
A1 FANCY GOODS.
I Winter Goods. Everything wilTde soKT^REhm
The Bankrupt Dry Goods Store*. Post offc AwBEH
id the OLD LEADER OF LOW PRICHifflM
7 SoBB
SON, MANAGER, |HH
si, colt.nii
BOILERS / iM
I IN STOCK. / ||raH|
Augusta, Ga /
sS^bB^BBB