The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 26, 1897, Image 4
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ANNUAL REPORT
?OPE.
L WTNGARD, Treasurer,
-OF
LEXINGTON, COUNTY, S. C,
For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 31,1896.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURE?
Lexington, S: C., May 17,189^
To the Hon. W. C. Benet, Pbesit'0
Judge, Coubt General Sessions ob
the June Term, 3897, fob Lexi^"
ton, S. C. *
DEAR SIR: In conformity wi^
the requirements of Ah Act in refe
ence thereto, I have the honor ^
submit this, my annual report of J*e
transactions of this oflP^^5''"*^0
fiscal year ending Decf**^1 L897:
SCHOOL <LAIM?.
\
No. Name. Nature Claim. Am t
1 Jas A Kvzer. hflU'
ing school h^^V* $ ^5 ^0
2 C S Hutto, ?PS 25 ?0
-2^RF Langfo^j^rding
colored sccuc!
house 7 j)0
4 JasPerrin, teaching 20 00
5 W E Lybrand, teach
ing 22 CO
6 WE Lybrand,teaching
22 00
7 R D Smith, teaching 35 00
8 E J Dreher, teaching 40 00
9 G M Martin,building
colored sch house 90 00
10 D R Sturkie, teaching
25 00
11 L B Haynes, teaching
80 00
12 J BHerron, teaching 40 00
^ - JfcA^^^^EotzmiDger,
^^B^uucRng-.. 7 50
16 M Mason, teaching. 28 00
17 J Frank Kaiser,
teaching 30 00
18 Ellen Hendrix, teach
ing 30 00
19 A Madison Hutto,
teaching 15 00
20 A Madison Hutto,
teaching 15 00
21 S J Meetze, work on
school house 15 17
22 W H Roof, teaching 40 (50
23 W T Brooker, win.
dow lights 5 00
24 Isabel C Brooker,
teaching 30 00
25 FS Oswalt, teaching 2150
26 D E Clark, teaching 25 00
27 S J Derrick, teaching
84 10
28 U M Slice, teaching 25 00
29 Rosa M Hydrick,
teaching 20 00
30 Mary C WiDgard,
teaching 31 00
31 A J Bo a t w r i g h t,
teaching 25 00
32 Gertrude D Geiger,
teaching 40 00
33 J B Walker, teaching 35 00
34 J B Herron,teaching 35 00
35 M E Boozer, teaching
20 00
36 D J Hallman, teaching
20 00
37 N S Yocmginer, repairs
9 05
38 M B Martin, teaching
25 00
39 E Bowman,teaching 25 00
40 H J Rawl, teaching 25 25
41 C J Ramage, teaching
20 01
42 W E Black,teaching 37 50
43 J J Bickley,teaching 25 00
44 S P Hutto. teaching 35 00
* u
~~ 45 Yiola M "Williams,
teaching 25 00
4G W E Bowman, teaching
20 00
47 Geo WDennir,teaching
20 00
? 4S C B Avery, teaching 30 00
4J-WBFaHaw,teaching 37 90
50 W B Fal teaching
35 00
51 S J Derrick, teaching
30 00
52 S P Butler, teaching 10 05
53 S P Butler, teaching 3 00
54 J H Frick, teaching 32 00
55 D11 "Williams, teach
ing 27 CO
5G Mary M Corley,teach
ing 25 CO
57 U M Slice, teaching 25 00
5S Haiti? C Kaigler,
teaching 30 (0
59 0 C Gunter, teaching
25 00
60 S D Cromer, material
furnished sell
house 10 00
61 J E R Kyzer, teaching
30 CO
62 Enoch Hite, teaching
25 00
63 W A Oxner, teaching
^ 37 50
61 L A Chapman,teaching
12 00
65 E A Souter, teaching 21 00 !
60 E m m a Wingard,
teaching 20 00 J
67 E m m a Wingard,
teaching 30 00 i
68 Ellen L Pou, teaching
40 00 |
69 John H Hartley,
teaching 15 00
70 L:nda C Kaiser,
teaching 25 CO
71 Wm D Dent, teaching
65 00
72 Levi Poole, material
for school house.. 3 00
731 H Nunamaker,
benches for school
house 4 00
74 A F Lever, teaching 36 00
75 Annie Crafts, teaching
20 00
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75 XDaa ? ureuer,
building white Bch
house 70 95
77 Anna G Lorick,teach
ing 20 00
78 Lawsou R Moore, .
teaching 6 25
79 E Jones, nails 4 00
80 R D Smith, teaching 8 75
81 R D Smith, teaching 35 00
82 W E Ljbrand, teach
ing 22 00
83 I W Simons, teaching....,
25 00
84 M F Miller, teaching 30 00
85 Daisy J Lewie,teaching
12 00
86 T A Quattlebaum,
teaching 15 00
87 W B Sewell, te'ach^
20 00
88 George Butler, teach
ing 20 00
89 L Langford, teaching
25 00
90 J S Perrin, teaching 8 00
81 John W Crim, work
on school house... 8 55
92 Edwin J Dreher,
teaching 40 00
63 Thos J Entzminger,
teaching 30 00
94 C D Senn, teaching 25 00
95 T J Young, teaching 10 00
96 W A Smith, teaching 10 00
97 H J Bawl, teaching 27 63
Iuj *i Mason^eacnin^^^^iouu
101 David Fitzgerald,
teaching 25 CO
102 J D Bister, teaching 27 00
103, J D Bister, teaching 27 00
104 L B Haynes, teaching
80 00
105 H D Sease, teaching 35 00
106 Sidney J Derrick,
teaching 92 00
107 Mary A J Lewie,
teaching 15 00
108 Moses E Boozer,
teaching 20 00
109 BLShuler, teaching 24 75
110 U M Slice, teaching 25 00
111 Rosa M Hydrick,
teaching 15 00
112 FS Oswalt, teaching 22 00
113 Isabel C Brooker,
teaching 30 00
114 C B Avery, teaching 39 50
115 W H Roof, teaching 52 00
116 S E Smith, fuel 1 45
117 A J Boatwright,
fpanhinc 25 00 !
118 Fannie C Hunter
teaching 20 00 j
119 William McSondley, 15 00 i
120 May Haltiwanger,
teaching 25 00 !
121 John H Hartley,
teaching 15 00
122 E A Seabrook, teaching
15 00
123 Ellen Hendrix, teach
ing 30 00 |
121 George W Dennis,
teaching 20 00
125 I W Simons, teaching
12 50
126 I W Simons, teaching
25 00
127 J B Walker, teaching 35 00
128 D J Hallman, teaching
20 00
129 Roof & Barre, lumber
3 S5 j
130 D R Sturkie, teaching
25 00 ;
131 D J Hailman, teachteaching
8 00 I
132 Ella J Ljbrand,
teaching 10 00 ;
133 Mary A J Lewie,
teaching 5 00 j
134 George W Dennis,
teaching 3 50
135 George W Dennis,
teaching 5 85 ,
13G George Butler,teach
ing o 00 ,
137 George Butler,teach
ing 10 GO j
138 Elizabeth Deignan,
teaching 20 00 j
139 J H Frick, teaching 10 00 i
140 W A Oxner,teaching 25 00 j
141 Enoch Hite,teaching ?0 24 j
142 M F Miller, teaching
13 50 |
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'-<14:3 Anna G Lorick,teach 5
ing 20 00 S
144 Jas It Allen, teach- $
ing 25 00 5
145 E J Dieher, teach- $
ing 30 00 S
14G M Mason, teaching. 2 00
147 Viola Williams,teach $
iDg 13 00 i
148 D E Clark, teaching 25 00 5
140 D E Clark, teaching 12 50 5
150 Hattie C Kuigler, i
teaching 30 00
151 J J Bickley, teach- \
ing 25 00
152 J J Andrews, leach- S
ing 165 00
153 J J Andrews, teach- $
ing , 80 00
154 3lay namwanger,
teaching 25 00
155 E S Werts, teaching 35 00 c
150 G D Geiger, teaching
43 00 f
157 Curtis Hutto, teach- e
iDg 25 00 <
158 Curtis Hutto, teach- e
iDg 25 00 e
159 W D Dent, teaching 67 00 $
160 E P Smith, teaching 18 00 c
161 E P Smith, teaching 30 00
162 W B Sewell, teach- e
ing 20 00
163 E Bowman, teaching 33 75 S
164 Estelie Langford, $
teaching 85 00 $
165 Annie Craft, teach- 5
iDg 20 00
166 E A Seabrook,teach- '
ing 15 00 S
167 Mary C Wingard, '
teaching 31 00 '
168 Mary C Wingard, '<
teaching 30 45
169 Wm McSondley, tech- '
iDg 15 00
170 J Frank Kaiser, '
teaching 30 (0 '
171 L L Lown, lumber. 6 75
172 H D Sease, teaching 35 00 i
173 C J Ramage, teaching
50 00 1
174 R E Rickenbaker, J
teaching 40 00 '
175 S P Hutto, teaching 35 00 '
176 J M Yon, repairs on '
school house 4 00
177 Ollie Hydrick, teach- t
ing.. *. 30 00 i
178 Ollie Hydrick, teaching
35 00 5
179 Jas O Wells, teach- '
ing... .* 46 00 '
180 Jas O Wells, teach- '
ing 46 00
181J D Senn, teaching. 16 90 <
182 T J Young, teaching 10 00
183 T J Young, teaching^ 5 50 <
184 T J Young, teaching 5 50
j^6Th^^^^^5Ia m s,
teaching.. .V.. 20 00
187 Thos L WHliahis, (
teaching . 20 00
188 W H Red dick, teacH- (
ing 25 00
189 W E BowmaD, teaching
23 50
190 J H Hartley, teach- <
ing 15 00 't
191 Moses Butler, teach
iDg 14 00
192 MA J Lewie, teach- \
iDg 15 00 \
193 Ella J Ly brand, teach- \
ing 15 00
194 E A Souter, teaching 10 50 (
195 U M Slice, teaching 25 00
196 M E Boozer, teach- f
iDg 20 00 5
197 Ellen Hendrix, teaching
30 00 'A
198 Olga Hendrix, teaching 32 50 ^
199 D. M. "Williams, teaching
3 00 ^
200 D. M. Williams, teaching
3 00 ^
201 B. M. Williams, teaching
27 fO
202 David Fitzgerald teach- '
ing 12 50
203 T. C. Sturkie, teaching
11 so jj
204 S. W. Derrick, teach- ?
ing 25 00
205 J. E. R. Kyzer, teach- _
ing : 10 50 3
206 S P. Butler, teaching 10 00 ^
207 J. E. Hunter, teaching 25 00
208 T. J. Young, teaching 6 00
209 T. J. Young, teaching 3 00
210 S. P. Frick, teaching.. 25 00 ^
211 Rosa M.Hydrick,teaching
20 00 g
212 Sue H. CLrley, teach- ?
in# 25 00
213 L. B. Haynes, teach- ~
in# 80 00 ?
214 Ella R. Williams,
teaching 27 00
215 Linda C. Kaiser, teaching
18 75
21G Lydia Taylor, teaching 25 00
217 Lydia Taj lor, teaching 25 00
218 LyoiiTaylor, leaching 6 00
219 W. E. Black, teaching 37 50
220 J. S. Quarels teaching 9 50
221 J. M. Tilruan, teaching 15 00
222 W. A. Drafts, teaching 40 00
223 A. J. Boatwright, ~
teaching 25 CO
224 A. J. Boatwright,
teaching 9 50 ^
225 H. J. Raw), teaching 5 00 3
2*20 Hat tie C. Kaigler, c
teaching ?0 0) s
227 Eileu L. Pou, teach- ?
iug 4) CO ?
22S Tbad. W. Dreher, ?
teaching 24 00 ?
220 W. A Counts, teaching 22 00
230 Jas. P. Allen, teaching 0 25 ?
? \ :
131 S. P. Frick, teaching.. \23 00
132 Ellen Hendrix, teaching
!33 0. C. GunUr, teaching 25 OC)
134 0. C. Gunter, teaching 25 ( )
135 0. C. Gunter, teaching 15 0)
136 Elizabeth Deigman,
teaching 9 00
137 E. P. Skealy, teaching 15 CO
138 E P. Shealy, teaching 44 i 0
139 E. P. Skealy, teaching 37 5 0
140 E. P. Shealy, teaching 6 do
141 Lizzie Langford, teaching
40 j)0
142 T. A. Quattlebaum, I
teaching 10 00
143 Paul E. Euito, teaching
( 40 JDO
144 Paul E. Hutto, piping,
wood and lumber... 4 50
145 Paui E. Hutto, teaching
55|00
140 Paul E. Hutto, teach- j
ing 27 50
147 J. J. Andrews, teaching 75 50
118 S P. Hutto, teaching.. 35 00
149 F- H. Lewis, teaching 3 00
150 W. D Dent, teaching.. (nj 00
151 H. D Sease, teaching.. 50
152 C. J. Raraage, teaching " 33 00
153 FannieC. Hunter, teaching
^
154 Fannie _
155 Yiola^Villiams, teaching 13 00
156 Anna Lorick, teaching. 14 00
157 Viola Williams, teaching 1 50
)r?Q \forc AT O.rvrloTT fcontl.
rfVU iLLUl J JJX VV* 4VJT ) WMVM
ing 1:2 50
i59 E. E. Sligh, teaching 45 05
260 E. E. Sligh, teaching $0 95
261 E E Sligh, teaching. ^3 00
262 John M Gregory f 4 10
263 D M Williams, teach- j
ing 1 00
264 D M Williams, teaching
28 00
265 H E Lewis, teaching J22 00
266 Lizzie Eichelberger,
teacher. ?--45 00
267 W P Garrett, teaching
i35 CO
268 W A Smith, teaching 10 00
269 H E Lewis, teacbipg j 22 50
270 W A Smith, teaching j 25 00
271 W A Smith, teaching 25 00
272 Emma Wingard,teach
ing : 12 00
273 W B Sewell, teaching j 20 00
274 Elizabeth Deigman,
teaching 10 ' 0
275 S P Butler, teaching 8 00
276 M B Martin, teaching ; 11 00
277 M B Martin, teaching ! 25 00
278 Sidney J Derrick, ;
teaching 7* 77 50
W M
279 Sue H Corley, teach- |
iDg L^20 00
2S0 Olga Hendrix,
iDg... Oj
-hb
283 Edtelie Langford,teacM^P^P
iDg j 22 00 ;
284 Daisy J Lewie, teaching
^ 3 00
285 W W Barre, meterial
furnished school h r 9 90
286 L BHayDes,teachiDg * 80 00
287 F S Oswalt, teaching 5 37
288 W B Fallaw, teaching 35 00
289 W B Fallaw, teaching 22 10
290 M F Miller, teaching 20 50
291 U M Slice, teaching 25 00
292 A Frank Lever, teach- ^
iDg 36 00
293 A Frank Lever, teach- ?
iog 36 00
294 A Frank Lever, teachir?r?
41 fifl
" "V
595 J E Hunter, teaching 25 00
596 J E Hunter, teaching 25 00
597 S Z Shealy, teaching f| 27 50
198 S P Hutto, teaching 19 25
598 May Haltiwanger,
teaching 25 00
>00 May Haltiwanger,
teaching 25 00
101 H V Risb, teaching.. 21 00 .
102 Jas Y Smith, teaching 101 00
103 Rosa M Hydrick, 22 00
104 P E Hutto, teaching 40 00
05 P E Hutto, teaching 10 00
06 T M Parke, teaching 25 00
107 T M Parks, teaching 6 00
08 Bowman, teaching 21 25
09 J A Cromer, teach ing^^WiG50
10 Lizzie LangIorcnfS?^!^^^f^??r
ing 23 00
11 John H Hart ley,teaching
15 00
12 WP Garrett, teaching
43 75
13 J J Bickley, teaching S3 50
14 Jennie "Williams,teaching
10 00
15 L B Haynes, teaching 53 00
16 A R Geiger, teaching 24 00
17 Sid J Derrick, teach- ?
ing V 30
18 Ellen L Pou,teaching ' 27 00
19 W E Black, teaching '31 50
20 W L Darr, teaching. 29 (0
21 Hattie C Kaigler,
teaching 30 00
22 J H Hiller & Co, lumber
furnished col- . '-*f'
ored school house. 13 00
123 Roof & Barre, lumber 2jo 50
124 L J Langford, freight
on globes and chaits ^ oo
125 J. B. Walker, teaching I\ 00
126 G. W. Lindler, 4 CO
127 S. S. Lindler, teaching 40 00
!2S E. A. Souter, teaching GO 00
129 Annie Craft, teaching. 20 00
130 Annie Craft, teaching. 20 00
131 Annie Craft, teaching.
132 Hattie C. Kaigler, Y
teaching 2lf 50
133 Olga Hendrix,teaching
334 H. E. Lewib-j teaching 22 50
335 E D. P. Pucker, lumber
and hauling.. .. 9 18
330 E A. Souter, t< aching 15 75
337 E. A. Souter. teaching 21 00
333 J. P. Wilson, stove... 15 (0 .
339 C D. Senn, teaching.. 15 00
3:0 John D. Farr, services
as School Comr 210 00
341 S. J. Derrick, services
on Co. BJ. Exmrs... 18 80
312 L. B. Haynes, services
on Co. BO. Exmrs,.- 24 00
343 John D. Farr, sei vices
as School Comr 190 00
344 John D Fai r, traveling
expenses 12 CO
345 J. Frank Kjzer, interest
on note 15 75
34C Loan A Exchange Bank,
interest on note 82 00 I
317 Loan & Exchange Bank,
interest on note.... 22 58 j
318 M. F. Miller, interest
on note 01 00
319 Women's Aid Society,
interest on note.... 92 35
350 Jane C. Hendiix, interest
on note- 35 00
351 Scott Hendiix, interest
on note 210 00
C. Harman, interest
on note 3 0 80
353 Maliuda E. Seay, interest
on note 34 70
351 A. O. Geiger, interest
on note 19 55
355 L. It. Wingard, interest
on note 10 91
Total for school purposes $9,694.14
w t. mar ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCER,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Merchants and Planters will do
well to try this House when purchasing.
All kind? of
HEAVY GROCERIES,
GRAIN. FEED, Ac.,
kept in stock.
Orders accompanied by the cash will
receive prompt attention.
Name amount of each article wanted
for money sent and prompt shipment
will be made and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEjfc
r >i vjiairs's ^
BIG ALLOWANCE
STORE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Jnne 6.?tf
Miss Maria Parloa
is admitted to bo the leading
American authority on cookie
g; she
Says "USE
a good stock for the foundation
of soups sauces and many
other things, and the best
stock is
Li.ebig COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef." '
100 of Miss Parloa's recipes
gent gratis by Daacby& Co.,
27 Park Place, New York.
yGT?T?Ti>T?T?TeTaTeTQT?^T3T0Te?TTeT^T0T9Ts7aT?Ti
IMATHUSHEK
1
^ The Piano for a Lifetime,
The Piano of the South,
Js The Piano Sold Most'Reasonahly.
*e The old, original Mathushek, sold by us
for over a quarter of a century and the
g delight of thousands ofSonthern homes.
<| More Mathusheks used South than of
any other one make.
Lovely New Styles at Reduced Prices,
jg cheaper than ever before known.
Styles once $435, now $325.
^ $100 saved every buyer.
^ How, because we are now interested in
% the great Mathushek factory, supply
0 purchasers direct, and save thein all intermedlate
profits. White us.
1 LCDDEN* BATES,
p Savannah, Ga., and New York City. ]
M-r. 13 lr ]
GEOPwQ-E BETOS I
1
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C., 1
JEWELER REPAIRER!!
Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, ^
Clocks ami Silverware. A fine line of 1
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one, 1
all for sale at lowest prices. j
nn Wiifr?}iaq fjr^f olflrr
quickly done aud guaranteed, at moderate ?
prices. ?0?tf.
1 !
Barbecue. '
t
TTTE WILL FURNISH A FIR-T
\ ? class barbecue and refreshments a
Lull mile east of Mt. Hebron church, at
the residence of Mr. Peter Shall, on Saturday.
July 2 1. T;ie public is cordially
invited to attend and everything \*i 1 be "
done to nn?ke the day a pleasant and en- .
joyable one.
HENRY BT7FF, J J
S. A CARTER. ! \
^ M.tjLJO, 1?07-Tw33. 1 c
*
"Blight"
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars annually.
This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Alabama
Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
"Kainit"
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
All about Pota*h? the result; r>f its use i>v actual expwiment
on the hot farm* in the United States?is
toid in a little k win. h we pubibh ami will K-ailly
mail free to atij firmer in Atr.-ri. a who w i;l write font.
G F.R.MAN KAI.I WORKS,
<j2 Nassau St.. New York,
MONEY Made Easily and Rapidly
. Read This an i Thin e it Over!
We want hreo or four me:i with energy
and grit to lepresent us in 1 c. ugtoc una
adjoining counties. Will give tLein a situtiou
in wh oli ihe> can nuke money rapidly
the work l>e;rg light aud employment the
year round. Kt qui res no capital or great
educa ion. Some f onr best salesmen are
country boys. I'rotks quick and absolutely
sure. Write at once lor lull pirticu'.ars.
Address, H. C. HUDGIXS S: CO.,
Kiser Building, A'.iantu, G.i,
HARIV1AN & SON,
CONTRACTORS, AND BUILDERS
STEER AND IRON" ROOFING,
lexington, s. c.
Bids submitted for all kinds
of carpenter work. Estimates furn
lslieil. Noue but First Class Workmen em
pioyed. House building a specialty. Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Remember us when
you want work done.
S. A. F> IIUIMAN,
KJLLIAN 1IARMAN.
September?11. tl
|'SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time Between Columbia and Jacksonville.
Eastern Time Between Columbia
and Other I'binN.
EFFECTIVE HAY 2, 1897.
- --- - j\o. 38 No. 3d
Northbound. j I)a(iy | DaiIy
Lv. J'ville. E.C.&P.Ry..f 8 15 a 7 00 p
" Savannah I 12 2upl 11 35 p
Ar. Columbia.. r 4 15pj 4 24ui---- ?
Lv. Char'ton.SC&GRR.' 7 10a| 5 30 pi
A r. Columbia j 10 55 a 10 10 pi
Lv. Augusta, So. By \ 2 10 p' 9 30p!
" Graniteville j 2 39 p! 10 12 p!
" Trenton f 3 08 p. 10 50 p
" Johnstons I 3 20 pi II 10 p
Ar. ColumbinUn. dcp'r. 4 55p| 2 17 a
Lv Col'bia Bland'g st...: 5 30 pi 5 34 a
" Winnsboro ! 0 12 p! 0 23 at
" Chester 7 07 p! 7 ISn
" Rock Hill ! 7 .*4 pj 7 57 a
Ar. Charlotte I 8 20 p 8 55al
" Danville ! 12 ftmt! 1 SOpj
At. Richmond i 6 00uj G 40j>;
Ar. Washington .! ( 42 a' 9 40 p
" Baltimore Pa. E. R.. 8 00 a j 11 35 p
" Philadelphia j 10 15 a' 2 56 a
" New York ' 12 43 pj 6 23 a
Southbound. I ^;.,37h"-.,35
j Daily, j Daily.
Lv. New York. Pa. R. R. 4 30 pi 1215nt
' Binindckttg=rr:^?: ~
" BastimOre. 9 80p 6 22a
l^v. vvasmon, tso. ivy., a; sap u w?i ....
Lv. Richmond j 2 00 a 12 5)p
Lv. Danville ! 5 50a! G 20pi ....
" Charlotte I 9 35 a 10 20 p
" Rock Hill | 10 20a, 11 OGp
" Chester I 10 55 a j 1137nt!
" Winnsboro I 11 41 at 12 20 Hi
Ar Col'bia Bland'g st... 12 50nn 1 37 a!
Lv. ColumbiaUn.dep't. 1 lop 4 30 a!
" Johnstons 2 53 p C 32 a
" Trenton 3 OSp 6 48 a'.
" Graniteville 3 38 p 7 17 ?;
Ar. Augusta 4 lop 8 OJa
Lv. Col'bia, S.C.&G.Ry. 4 00 pi 7 00 a
Ar. Charleston 8 00 p! 11 00 aj
Lv. Col'bia, P.C.&P.RyJ 11 55 aj 12 47 n
" Savannah. 4 fop! 5 l)a
Ar. Jacksonville j 9 80 pj 9 10 a|
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Double daily passenger service between Florida
and New fork.
Nos. 37 and 38?Washington and.South western
Limited. Solid Vestibu.ed train with dining
cars and first class coaches north of Charlotte.
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars between
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York. . .
Pullman sleeping car between Augusta and
New York.
Nos. 35 and 38?U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room bullet sleeping cars between
Jacksonville and New York and Augusta
and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cars
1 etweon Jacksonville and Columbia, en route
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via
Asheville.
W. H. GREEN, J. M. CULP.
G. Sunt., Washington. T. M.. Washington.
W. A. TCRK, S. H. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A.. Atlanta*
COLUMBIA, NEWB-RRY AHD
LlAUHEHS RAIU0A9.
The Short Line to Greenville,
Spartanburg and Glerm Springs?Iu
Effect April 30th, 1S9G.
Passm <rpr Local Ft.
~ No. 52 No! 2
lv Columbia 11 00 a ru 5 00 pm
lv Leapbart 11 10 a m 5 25 pm
lv Irmo 11 17 a m 5 42 pm
lv Ballentine 11 23 am 6 00 pm
lv White Rock. .11 28 a m G 12 pm
lv Chapin 11 35 a m G 30 pro
lv L. Mountain. .11 45 a m G 55 pm
lv Slighs 11 49 a m 7 05 pm
lv Prosperity ... 11 58 p m 7 30 pm
lv Newberry ....1210pm 7 55 pm
lv Jalapa 12 23 p m 8 17 pm
lv Gary 12 27 p m 8 2G pm
lv Kinard 12 31 p m 8 35 pm
lv Goldville 12 38 p m 8 45 pm
lv Clinton. 12 50 p m 9 00 pm
ar Laurens 1 15 p m 9 30 pm
ItETUKNIXG SCHEDULE.
Passenger Local Ft.
No. 53 No. 1
lv Laurens 1 45 p ra 7 15 am
lv Clinton 2 10 p m 7 45 am
lv Goldville 2 20 p m 8 00 am
lv Kinard 2 26 p m 8 12 am
!v Gary 2 30 p m 8 21 am
v Jalapa 2 34 p in 8 30 am
v Newberry 2 50 p m 8 55 am
v Prosperity ... 3 1)3 p in 0 20 am
v Slighs 3 12 p m 9 37 am
v L. Mountain.. 3 1G p in 9 45 am
v Chapin 3 25 p m 10 00 am
v White Rock.. 3 37 p ra 10 20 am j
v Ballentine.... 3 42 p in 10 30 am j
v Irmo 3 50 p m 10 45 am J
v Leapbart 3 56 p m 11 10 am
tr Columbia 4 15 p m 11 30 am ;
Connections made at Clinton for j
joints "West and Northwest and at j
jaurens for Augusta, Greenville, i
Spartanburg and Glenn Spiicgs.
For tickets and any other informa- j
ioD, call on
B. F. P. LEAPIIART,
City Ticket Agent,
Columbia, S. C.
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Vrito JOHN' WEODERBuRN" '& CO.. Patent Attor- .
leys. Washington. 1). C.. for their $!.$?) prize offer .
nil new list of one thousand Inventions wanted. ?
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SPECIAL PRICES
WIS BUILD A BUGGY :
A^K A KEASONAB
Address,
ROOK HILL
For Sale by
H. J. GREGORY & CO.,
Columbia, S. (J.,
MATTHEWS i
May 11?ly. LeesvilL
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THE AMERICAN 6
m:h. fin
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| Wool, Cotton, Sil
IIAliM AN'S
CONFECTIONERIES, FRl
PAITCT GK
CIGARS, CHEWING an
Toys, Fancy (
ZDGSXJG-S and :
PERFUUERy, STATIOXERV, SI
JtST A well selected stock of the
always at the very lowest prices. Th<
LEXINGTON
i Chamberlain's Eye end Skin Ointment
h unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, SaltRheum.
Scald Head, Sore Xipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Purns, Frost liites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
For sa'e by druggists at 25 ccuts per box.
to horsiTownebs.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition
try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cur?
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
HINDERCORNS Thf only rare Cure for |
Corns. Stop, all pain. Makes walking ea?y. J.<c. a: Drutx'.tf*.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleans, and beautifies the hale
Promotes a luxuriant growth.
Never Fails to Eeatoro Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Cures acalp disearca & hair Jailing.
___j5CCjandt^?0atDruggi?
Tf you <rcCONSUMPTIVE or haro
Jn< tires? ion. Painful Ills or lability of any kind us?
PAEKEH'S G-INGEB. TONIC. Many who were hop?
Ac-sd auu c uscourageu aavc regained neaxtn by lw u^e. j
COOKiNGSTOVES,
HEATERS, |
RANGES, j,
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE, '
And every conceivable household j
furnishing article. If you need any- j
thing in my line it will be to your j
interest to see my stock before you i
buy. Think of me before you leave
home, and call when in town.
R. R. WOOD,
THE STOVE MAN,
P. 0. Block, Columbia, S. C.
Xov. 13?ly. i
IR SAYS:
*ie of your buggies
xlf years, driving
y for that time. I
J riven it close to
it is a very good,
ant as/c for a betl'7J
It!
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TR'L\, SPeiulletov.S. C. ,
! TO DOCTORS.^
ro WEAR AND ONLY
LE PRICE FOR IT.
BUGGY CO.,
nil, s. c.
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Donly & Sease,
Lewitdale, S. C.,
i BOUKNIGHT, '
e, s. c.,
,TAXT()\ HOUSE,
fc T TriTV'U<W
-V Cf tJ X X M|^J. AV^LVJL
RATES $2 PER DAY.
PECIAL TERMJTTO FAMILIES,
VO MINUTES FROM CEKfRAL
HATTANOOGA, 1ENN.
EAUTIES FOR 1897.
Dvoke love at first sight and hold
it captive. ^??*^^4
ijcling should be pure happiness.
It's sura to be if you ride a >
WINDSOR.
Specifications of tb?
WINDSOR BICYCLES
prove conclusively that better, handsomer bijycle
than the ' American Beauties" have
sever been bniJt. The elements ot strength,
aeanty, speed and durability are embodied in
Lheir construction. Frr catalogue, address
8IEG & WA1 POLE MEG CO.. i
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fj
=T IDail3r.
id Dyes. 1 ?
F / |
IT ABIE SCLOU |
)R |
k, Feathers, Etc 1
> BAZAAR, JITS,
CAKES, MIS, '
EOCDBIES,
a SMOKING TOBACCO
rfttuk Nnfinns
MIEUDXCXatflSS,
CDCOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, SC~^
above Goods constantly on hand and
sse Goods are all fresh and reliable,
c. n.r^
BROOHLAND I
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST.
DR77T~SANDEL, I
Physician and Surgeon, V
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER-^^B
yic^Sj^-Uin citizens of lirookland and'^H^M
^ Ann /""AHO H /1A??
ouj; jwuuiu^ Luuuu j. vouo oi'.'swnai ua/
ar.d night. He also carries and offers for
sale a line of
F8ESH DRLGS A.\D MEDICINES,
which can be bought at the lowest
Cash prices.
?*-Rev. E L Ly'-rand is associated
with Dr. Sandel and will be pleased to accommodate
his friends.
August 19-3ui.
When you visit Columbia don't forget to
call at the
Parlor Restanrant
FOE
Ladies and Gentlemen,
(KENDALL BUILDING,)
for Oysters. Fish. Steak. Cu.ops. Veal,
Brains, Ham and Eegs, Liver, Chickens.
All Game in season and prices to suit
pverxhrdv (rrtnrl on/1 riAlttc o<lon_
tion. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Octoter 17? if.
Marks' Restaurant,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
MFALS FUKNI88LD AT ALL HOTJBS
Table supplied with tbe beet tte
narket affords. Fish, Oysters, Game, Etc.,
n season It jou want agx>od meal, cooked
>nd served in the best style and at only 25
ents, call and you will be pleased. Lcdg^
ngs also provided.
September 9.
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