Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Bottled Up! I Whether in the form of pill povrdei j or liquid, ihc doctor's prescription fox ! blood diseases is always the same? ! mercury or potash. These drugs boltlc j up the poicon aud drv it no iu the system, but they also dry"up the marrow j in the bones at tlic same tiiuc. The suppleness and elasticity of the j joints "ire way to a stiffness, the rack- j lug pains of rheumatism. The form gradually bends, the l*>?es ccbc, "w hile j decrepitude and helplessness prcina- i turcly take possession of the bod}*, and ; it is but a short step to a pair ol crutches. Then comes falling oi the hair and decay of the bone?,? a condition truly horrible. &,POTASH? Contagious Blood wercvkh ! doctors. Their petM'' as^ an^ :rr' ;;-J t |'ir,>^>.filling ' "'-' g^jjgg^pP '*poxvn erne for this table, and one thousand dollars reward is ,' offered for proof to the contrary. It j never fails to ctire Contagious Flood t Poison, Scrofula, Jvczema, Rheumatism, J Cancer, or auy other disease of trie blood. If you have a blood disease, take a remedy which will not injure you. I Beware of mercury; don't do violence | to your system. I>on't get bottled up! ! Our books sent free to any address, j Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. THE (JiAXT SAMSl.iX. HIS STRENGTH THE SUBJECT CT REV. DR. TALMAGE'S SERMON. Sancti(it-<1 Muscle hihI What It t'a:i !>o. Thelrtsdicron* IVlilah rim! !!?-r Work. SamsitnV .tlisgniijrd Strength The Weak That Are Strong a'nl That Ar? Weak. [ f'opyriffht, ]s?7. bv American 1'rcss Association. J Washington, Doc. J j.?Taking the exciting story of Samson's fall as a suggestion. Dr. Take.age in this discourse shows how giants in bonv and mind or | soul ought to bo const orated to good and great purposes. His te\r is Judges xiv, 1. "And rsmison went down to'finiuath." There are two sides to the character of Samson. The one phase of His life, if followed iuto the particulars, would administer to the grotesque and mirthful, but there is u phase of his character fraught with lessens of solemn and eternal import. To these graver lcss"us we devote or.r sermon. This giant no doubt u in early life gave t vi deuces of what he was to be. Jr is almost always so. There were two Napoleons?the h?.v Napoleon and .the man Nap<riren?but both alike; two Howards?the bey Howard and the man Howard?but both alike: two damsons?the bo.- Samson and tinman Samson?but 1 <jih alike. I'll i>giaut was no doubt the hero of the playground, and nothing could stattd before his exhibitions of youthful prowess. At JS years of age ho was betrothed to the daughter of a Philistine, (bringdown toward Timnath, a lion came upon him. and, although this young giant wa*weaponhs'R. he seized the monster by the long mane and shook him as a nungiy hound shakes a March hare and juado his bones crack and left hint by the wayside l>b ?djng under tlse smiting of his list and the grinding heft of his heel. Tin-re he stands, looming up above other men, a mountain of tlcsb. his arms bunched with muscle that can lift the gate of a city, taking an attitude defiant of everything. I lis hair had never been ' cut, and ic rolled down in seven great plaits over his shoulders, adding to his bulk ficrcem ss and terror The Philistines want to compter him. and therefore they must find out win. re the s? er?lt of his strength lit s. The Treacherous Delilah. There is ;i ciis-olute woman living in the valley cf Horck <st" the mum- of J)elilah. They appoint }i? r the agent in the case. The Philistines are secret ?-il in the same building. and then Delilah goes to work ami coax* > t-amson t<> tell what is the secret cf his strength. "Well," he says, "if you should take sev* n green withes, such as they fasten wild la-asts with, ami put them areuml me I should be perfectly powerless." So she binds him with the seven gm n withes. Tie n she claps her hands ami says, "They come?the Philistines!" And he walks out as though they w* re n?> impedum nr. j the coaxes him again ami s;?\s. "New | tell me the secret cf 1 hi.* ;;r? at sir* ngih." ! Ami ho replies, "It' yen should take! some repes that have m-v* r 1-mh used i ami tie mo v* iili them. 1 should he just- [ like other men." Sim tit s him wit It the repes, claps lur bauds ami shouts, "They come ? the Philistines!" lie walks out :;s easily as he did 1>< fore? ; net a single obstruct i* n. t-he coaxes hint again, ami l:e says, "New. if you should taktf these seven h ng plaits of hair and by this house )e?.?m w?a\e them into a web, I could net get away. " >'o the house loom is rolled up. ami the j shuttle flies 1 ackward and forward. ami } the long plaits cf hair are woven into a ! web. Tin n she claps her hands and says. ' "They come ? the Philistims!" lie | walks out. as easily as he did before, ( dragging a part *-f the loom with him. But after awhile site j < rstaub <1 him J to tell the truth, lie says, "if voti j should take a razor or shears ami cut off j this long liair, 1 should i ? pew*: less ami ' in the hands of my eti-mies." Samson j sleeps, and that &he may not wake him j up during the process of shearing help ; is called in. V* n know that the barbel's | of the cast have such a skillful way of manipulating the head to this very day i that instead of waking up a sleeping j man they will put a man wide awake j sound asleep. 1 hear the t hah > < f the ! shears grinding against each other. ihI j I see the long locks fallmg "IT. The ; shears or razor accoinidishes what given I withes and itew n;p< s and '!???!??- lo?mi i could ii?it do. Suddenly >hc claps licr ; hands ami says, "The Philistines he j upon thee, Samson!"' He rou>es up with : a struggle, hut his strt ngth i> all gmif. , He is in tho hands ? t' his tiitmi?. OctgiantcU by l.otv I bear the groan of the giant as tl:? y take his eyes our. and ii;? n I sv him staggering on in his blimbit >:*. ft cling : his way as lie g?as on toward (.'a/a The prison door is open, and the giant is thrust in. lie sits down and ] nr> his hand on the mill crank, whieh. with ] exhausting horizontal nj?>ri<<n. g< . day after day. week alter w.? k. tuontli alter month?work, w< rk. \\?rk. The con- . sternaiion of th" world in c aptivity, his locks shoin. hi* eyes punetured. gt ing corn in Gaza. l'irst of all heboid in thG giant of ti.e text that physical jow? r G net aits ays an index of lnoral^ ov.cr. He was u huge man. The lion found it out, aud the 3,000 men whom lie slew found it out. yet he was the subject of p< try re- j vgjmes and, outgianted by L ,w passion. ? 1 f:ir ilXlil ti?l?iwIiilc any ?.i rv. <i:r upon rhvshiil stamina. Thrr.- i .-< Who so; in t-i have iir< at ;??:?miI:?J i??M J-r (1. lira* y and .-i klin* -- of o> n-:inni?i!?. J ji? v> r* o??uM .- any ?r1 -i v in )i( I'VOS nr sic'v ?' In-. Wli;;I- \ t i' ! - . f? rt in ??ur day is Jiiatlf t'i ma'.o tin* liioii ;??;?! Willi n jii? v i??'u>t >):< ul'I lmvo tin- fav< r r.f o\? ry at i <1 oil i/t n a> woll si< i:fvy rhii-tiais <.yinna-iit > , nay !'? i <"-it iv< ly vol it: i- ns (mod ] i (:? !< ><.liftimrs ;:< ?i il ?n a wirlad In art what thoy ..ii-hi to a?.orilii* lu a ?lti\v Jivor. Tim Imth and 11: .* soul are such n-ar ia iyhU is 11 r tiny o!t i.H>i-as?>. i i:? why ii.-vi r saw a -ii-lc day. ;m: v. i >. likv Ji< n ulcs, .-how llm ;:iart i:i tint-radio. lia\r na.io i. an-wi r ft ; ti:.:i who aro tin-.-ubjt t-r- . f 1 ii? !. - i infirmitiia. llr who can lift twin-amut.i) as y-:u ran and wali: twiro ;n- ; and work twi<o a- lni:u' >vi! 1 l.avd< a< rt'unf ft inrot in 111?- -j i;? ?: t How 'ifti n i- it that yt.u ilt! in.i i:'i?l jiliysiitil rtu ryy it"li'at ii' ?-f pi?-i t:;-1 jtowor! It a f.'-ar }i? a<l is w? rth no r - j J ban t tli/zy v-'irlj ]?* rj;i t n;*! viv;i^??. ; if linix-lt'S with tin- jtlav < f lnal:!i in thom ait' worth more than th?i>" brawn up in ? hv nio "via nmatirs." it an < yijiii'h in ratrh pa?-'in;; 1 j?? t - i> I t T . i than rno with \i>i? n ?!im au i ui:t?'i.iiu. j linn < 't'.'l will T'tiniro rf us < !>: i* m v ii ' ' just in prnjinriu-p to wltat i:?- lias fcin n i us. Physical i iit-rpry t nuht t ? have a good dig? stun of tinth as v. ? 1 :a\< :i parity to afsimila'o fot el. ?>ur spiriiia-l , h?-.'iring ought to 1 ? as good as our jhy.-i< fil luarinL'. I >11 r :uirituai tnst?-ought j f<> 1 <j its clear < ur 1< t ;gne. .Sin >< us ! in body, wo ought to t e giants in moral j pnv, rv. The St rciiglp. But. while y< u tind a gnat many m- n j who n .tli/e that they ought to n.-e th* ir } nuney aright ami i:m tin ir intellig* m e I ;?riirht. lmw few ii.mi ymi find aware of j the fact that tiny ought to use tin ir j physical organism aright! With t wry ) thump of the In art there is s< nu thing j saying. "Work, wrk!" Ami b sf we I r-ii<ux]<1 complain that wo liavo no to* 1.: | to work with tbdgivtsus our hands i and loct, with every knuckle and with j every joint and with every muscle, saying to us, "l.ay Isold and do something.' But la w often it is that nun with I physical .-tringth do not serve Christ! j Tiny are like a ship lnii mannul ami full rigged, (ajuthle * f vast tonnage, able to endure all stress of weather, y* tswinging idly at the d< eks, when these men ought to be crossing ami n <rossing the great ocean ? f human sulV* ring and sin with Cod's supplies of nnrcy. }!<>w often Vit ip that physical strength is list ?1 in doing positive damage or in luxurious rase, when, witlt shews rolled up and bronzed bosom, fearless of the .-halts of opposition, ii ought to be laying hold with all its luigbr and tugging away to lift up thus sunken wreck of a world. It is a most shameless laet that much of the business of the church ami of -lie world must be done l y those eompaatively invalid. Richsid Laxier, by reason of hi? diseases, all his days sitting .in the deor of the tomb, yet writing more than 1'") volumes and m titling out an iutiuence for <led that will endure as long as tlm "Saints' Everlasting Kest." Edward Rapsnn. never knowing a well day, yet how he preached and how be wrote, helping thousands of dying souls 'ike himself to "swim in a sen of glory!" And Robert M'( h.yne. a walking rkchton, yet you know what be did in Dundee and how he shook Scotland with/.est 1 for (iod. J'hilip D<;d dridge. advised hv his friends. h cause OT ills unless, u<ji i<i i iiut ifx*" yet yon know what lie did f.t the "rise and progress r.f religion" in ill** church and in the world. Wilberforre was tuld l-y his doctors that he could not live a lot tnight. yet ar that very time < uterine up n philanthropic enterprises that demand'd lite greatest endurance and p< .^-istein e ltnh?ttt Hall, suffering excruciations, mi rhat'often in his pulpit while preaching he would stop and lie down en a seta, then getting up ugain to preach about heavui. until the glories of the celestial eitv dropped ?-n tin- multitude, doing more work perhaps than almost any well man in his day. oil. how often it is that nu n with ' great phvsi?-al endurance ate nut so grtnt in moral and spiritual stature. Whiln tlu-re ate achievements for those who are 1 < nt all tbc-ir days with sicklies.-?aehi' veni'-uts of put iejie*-. arhi'-N ements ?.f Christian endurance?I <al! upon men of health t< day. men of ntus ele. mi n of nerve, nivu of physical po\vtr. to devote tin mx Ives to tin Lord. Hiatus in hmiy, yon ought to le giants in soul. Snmsni's MNguhlcd Strength. 11< hold also in the story of my ti >t illustration of ihe damage that strength (an do if it he misguided. Jt seems to me that this man spent a great deal ol' his time in doing evil?this Samson of my t<-.\r. To pay a 1 et whieli In- had lost by guessing of his riddle In- robs and kills l!o people. He was not < nly gigantic in strength, hut gigantic in mischief, and a type of these men in all ap's id the world, who, powerful in 1 ody or mind or any facility of xvial position <.r wealth, have used tin ir strength for innpiitous purposes. It is not tin-small, weak nun of tinday who do tin* damage. These small men who go swearing and loafing ahout your stores and shops and hanking houses, assailing Christ and the Lil le and tiie church?they do not do the damage. They have no influence. They I are Yirniin that you crush with your < o . i>?. .1 ..f ,|. IIU'U DUl li i> UiU^JiUll^ VI (111- u.n, I 1 the misguided giants, giants in pbys ical jwwit. or giants in mental acumen, or giants in social position. < r giants in wealth, who do the damage. The men with sharp pens that stab re- , ligion and throw* their poison all through our literature, the tin u who use the power of wealth to sanction initially and bribe justice and make tiuth am! lienor bow to their goldtn scepb r Misguided giants?ic-ok our for them. In the middle and lata r part <>f the last century. no doubt, there were thousands j , of limn in Paris and Kdinbnrgh and 1 London who hated <bd and hlas]'l:emed j , the name of the Almighty, but they did i but little mischief?they were small hi on. insignificant men V(t tln-re wtv giants in those days. Who e:::i calculate the soul havoc of a Rousse.au. g ing "it witli a very eniiiu siasm of iniquity, with ti?-?y in.agma- , fion seizing upon all the impulsive natures cf his day. or David Hum*-, who , employed his life as a spider unpleys irs sun.iip r iu spinning m silken . wel s t" trap the unwary, or Voltaire, the m<>; learned man of his day. marshaling a gr at host of skopiiesaml i< ad- j , ing tltviu out in the dark Jand of iuti- ' ; delity. ?>r I.ibi?>u. who siio\v? d an tin- t oontrollalde grudge tigainsf religion in ' > his history <>f . m. of the mot faseinat j . ing j:<-ri< <i- of the world's c\i?t?'nee. j 'The rWliite mill Frill if the Roman I Kmjiir"' ?a hmk iti wiii?l?. \\ i?h nil ' tilP s]i!> Cfk rs < t lii.sjieliiliv l;r d the ? rv? r> fit' < liri>finn div j with a >iiar.-< iji s-'f^f ?i*;ru*?* n* v r : 1 ? I C5IU 1:0 a rr tp nHu '*i th** ( isn*- ; 1 tinii lscr? f'"f v h-jUi T11? world \va> ii< t j ] v.irihy.' i A Criiwn <?n Kartli. i Oil. m'M ?'f -'"lit I'hysii-nl ! ' iii? u <?' ?r? at jtnursil >r;iir?r' . iu> 11 <f ] .??;?-i:< 1 jf-itiuii. tin 11 of trr-af p<.\\?r j j i f any >>;rt. I want yi.?u lo uuilf r>fat:d ! ; your p<iWfr, and I want you t< know j < that that power (k voud to God will be j ] a <t< \. ii < .? < ii. : a tvj.lrnl if a crown in \ t. inr ini?^ui.l. il. !?? <1 r.i I in -in. a iniini-M.il iv.- <>i vii. (iti! wi!! Ir.ismi'T a ,vtin-1 y->n wills 1 i ? mil nm.jiii i: i-i ?!ay win n it:ii!i?aim ami pan;it. nc:.- ' r ami >ia\< . fcilij: ami i:ii! -lami :i<i<- I y .-!?] ? in !:ic jmlirnn nr. ami m. m y ! . !?;> ami iniJiciai tninm- ami ryal lulu; .-hall lm 1 i \i M wills ;in- li:;!il I"; liol.I : ;! h v. a ,;i;:ni may l-c .-lain ! IMiiali ,-t:t?: ?1 :!n- train <1" cir- nsa w? -aii; i .. licit ?:l:! ii-f I iii iv. IS 1 I :f ! Ml I ill- i :1 Uap-n < >; *11-? 11" ;m:?! I lis i I li'< t i pant.- is:i\. p lie down ! : li'iith and h? il *!::< the .-etne i!:ij:i: li'x in:!!i-siI: jo nu* that it is hip; time that i eh ;t and jsIatfV tin ;sn'J pi ips iti^' [ !' >> sj'? ;ik nut upun-t the i;i j in it .< i.| ii < d;:y : *" I*< 11 r let j't ;iit Y> e v. tii \> u . i;11 adv< r?i .: itict>;?i. v<ai v. i 11 i: w i>< \\ hat y< a want J'' male- i ;: ! I l? r <i? ::1 in pitt.rin:; tn r jin i ti !<: del!i"iI !i r j i i! I < :;' I nI tie i't C' l:i; s ;; ?, i 11 1- I ) < HI i;?-;i\? ?! I'Vi i'j < w? riMX tin :i:ii:? ii;. < t:l i:?1 i:i? s ul tin* | day. ii;_*. "< v ;1]. i. .-j.-irc not. J;tT | t;n;i:y \"t ' ItKi ;i t:*nn i . 1 ;?;:<! sh< \v my j 11 j |r i (i. tr t: si: lt* s>i"i:> ..i:?i tinhorn-" < 1 ' In !" 'tis " 'I li? ti >t:i !< I- TI: :I ! u j j i.- \\ i ir (IV >i i ;d; 5 i! <. 11 its.- t! l? II ' 11 r V ai'o?!|>t t?> (' Ml1 it U j? \\ ills ti:. "lai . ? t I ? !! s it tt:< .?. r" t):::I 11 ? i*;j?: i.? mad" atinMead < ; i*?-|?u i-i v<?. I .on I liy- ( nn :u " 1 >?:ii .1 i this crime I until it smiles like a >'av ?im .n. Mich- ! cl< t, thep.at rn ti. !, wnur. revel's i* | i I? with Ic\\ it. ii.r.j: rhetoric mil i 1 it j pews like till* lMtli: Ml!,, wl'.Il it j er.pit t<> l e !! ; ''?> 1; alho me as a small- j ji??x lii-sjiital. Then-air t? day influences j al-mad which it' unresists d liy the pul- j j it ami ,lie } ; ii tinj; |;r? ss wiil turn our ! i:t< il: rn cities i:it?> Sulom nii.l I Juniorrah, lit tr.ly i't- tin* >t ttii.f tire and hrimstom- tint! whelmed the cities of the idain. . . I You v.bo are seated in vour Christian I,.-oa s. eoiiiuassed hv moral and r, li- ! 4 " . I gious n straiuts. do not realize tlie fjult of iniquity that l < uuds y?.u on the | north :iii(l tin* south and the cist and | t)i" west Wh'li- 1 speak there are tens of thousands < f nan and women going over the awlul plunge of an impure life, and while 1 cry to (?od lor merev noon their souls ! call it] on you to marshal it: the d' h. use of your la.ntes, vour church ami your nation. There is: a ban(iuctin.iT hall that you have never heard described. Vo l know all about the feast of Ahasucrns.whn ? a thousand lords sat You know al'. al;out Pclsha/.zar's ca- | roll sal, wheie the blood of the murdered king spirtid into the laces ( f the banqueters. You may know of the scene of riot and wassail when there was set before Ksopus i.Jie di.-li of food that cost tjt-10<M>0U Jl.it I speak now of a dilTircut banqueting hall. Its roof is fivttid with lire, its floor is tessellated with lire. Its chalices are ( based with lire Its k ng is u song of tire its walls are ' buttresses ( t iiie. Solomon refers to it when he says, "lb r guests are iji the depths ( f Ik 11 " Doilli (lie IiiviiK-iltlf. Ik hold a!-(? in tlii- giant of the text and in ?i>- giant of our own century that great physical power must crumble and expire. The Samson of tlie text long ag i went away lie fought the lion, lie lought the Philistines, lit! could light anything, but death was too mui h 1< r him lie may have required a longer irrnve and a 1 reader grave, but the, tomli nevertheless \va> his terminus. If, t hen, we are to be nun pi lied to pi out of this world, where ale we to pi* This I (dy and soul must soon part What shall lie%tlie destiny of the former I know?du>l to dn.-t. Put what shall j be the (b stiny of tin* latter': Shall it rise into the nuiipaitioiiship of the white robed, whose sins Christ has slain, or will if (to down among tlie unbelieving, who tried to pun the world and save their souls, but were swindled out of both: Ple-sed he liod, we have a chainpion! He is so styled in the l-'ible?a i champion who has conquered dcilh and j ueJi, aim lit- is i. any to ngnr ;t:i our \ battles li'ojii the first to the la-t. "Who j is this that cometh front Kdom with dyed garments lrom Ho/rah, mighty to j stive:" Jt we follow in the wake of that champion ilealh lias no pu\\er and the grave no vietovv. The worst man trust- | ing in him shall have !tidying pangs I alleviated .and his future illumined. In the Jihr of this sublet I want to call your attention to a fact which nitty not have been lightly eomidered l<v live- 1 men in till the world, and that is the l'aet that we mu.-t be brought into judgment for the employment of our physical organi.-m. boulder, brain, hand, foot?we must answer ui judgment for the use we have made of them. Have they bun used tor the < lrvati<>u of society or lor its depression: In proportion as our arm is strong and our step clastic will our account at last be intensified Thousands of sermons are preached to Invalids. 1 pn-ae ii this morning to stout men and healthful wouun. We must give to God an account for the right use of this physie-al organism. These invalids have comparatively little' to account fir perhaps. They could not lift "-'tt pounds. They could not walk half a mile without sitting down to rest. In preparation of this subject 1 have said to myself, 1 low shall I account to God in judgment for the use of a body which never km w one moment of I real sickness: Rising up in judgment, standing beside me n and wonuu who had only little physical energy and yet consumed that energy in a conflagration of religious enthusiasm, how will we I feel aliashcel! The Weak That Vre Stronjj. Oh, men of the stiong arm and the stout heart, what u>e are you making nf your phy.-ieal forces': Will you be able to stanel the test of that elav wht n V in u*M. twir*\\ 11 ii-i i uv, ur\ y u i * * i * talent, whether it wire a physical energy or a mental acumen or a spiritual | power; The day approaches. and I sen one who in this world was an invalid, and as she stands In fore ;lie* throne < ! (iod I to answer .-he .-ays: "I was sick till my ; days. I had hut very little strength, j hut I did as well as 1 could in being j kind to those who w<t< more sick ami j more suit', ring." And Christ w ill .-ay j "Well done, faithful servant.'' And tin 11 a little child will stand be- | fore the thi't.lie. and sin* will say: "On 1 earth I hud a curvature of the spine. , and I was v< ry wtak. and 1 was very j sick, lmt 1 list d To jaw In r lb.wars out of the wihlwood and 1 ring them to my i sick mo:in r, and sin- was conib'ited j when she saw tin- sweet floWi rs out <>1 j th<' wildw i <1. i didn't do murli. lmt 1 did senn thing " And Christ shall say i us lie takes In r up in nis arm- and kiss- | es her. "Will done, well done, faithful servant; enter thou into tin- joy if thy Lord." What. 11 it-ii. will In- said to u- j ?we to w hi<iii the Lord gave phy.-ieal strength and eniitinuou.- In alt! I said to ; n old S< oti it mini-t' r. who wtis <.ne of the list trieinls I ver bad. "Doctor, did vi ui.vit' Kol? it J'<>1- 1 lock, tin* Sent oil poet, who wrote '1 he j Course of Time*"' "<;h ve-. ' In* renlied. "I ! l ew him wall 1 was hi ' Aiai T1: ii t1;? <': < t; r wvnt m t<> t- !! !>< Ii. w il :it 11;? wriiiii^' d 'Tin* (, >111r.-< < { Tni.c' t *.iiaii>lt d tii?liralth ]]? < I:, and In- i x pil*? ?l It s< 11 :> il is?i ti < < uld li:t\?* 'iu li a 11 int nf tin- day tor wiiit li ' itlit r c!ay> wnc madr as Knln-rt I't'llM-k i [iu.fi uinf" Ji-ny .-uiviw that glimpse. lu lil?- lit : t ' i . . . i i .. I V ; ' ' ! : < : !' r i I :n: ' ] "" I! ':! I : i ! i;: . ? Ale: - ::: i" ! ; ,!! . A. Ilil :: . I TI r- : -1 : :" .? : 1 . .:? . Am.] lii-'.'.il . i ? ) ?.v. Aii'i ? ! i ..\\ i:; I i ;i ; > ti:<- I V" if :i\.:i~. . .1: ; ;i r-r... I'"t ?: ! < i- 'ii Aii'l. ? mm. in' . i It; !! f ! i f v. v.!;. ] Aini - : ifi' :: 11 ill.' liliii.M ; .: .tit., i ' : i i; I.< n-w-. ! li.i <] ? . J ; citjt*. '] ' <?:-. J::.!? i? rJ"ii? m e:! ii.tt it~?; - K .'! ;i U III:'- ill I: I \ l:iT III I,, t' U'i; lit : < : i 1'' iii !; >:;\v i,i jirnpli' tic <hv;:iw \> u I '.t ill * in j ??>i!iv? riiiluy?lit" .up:;:, nr. tIn? i:i ! Jin's S:d i - I i Was Because of a X; eklie IVeorated AVitb Forget Me X'uts. TIjcv were coming it) over < no r>f t'i" suburban eltetiic 1 ii;es wlieii she turned suddenly tow.ud hi in wiih hashing eye.-: "Jim Flumley, where -.lid you get that necktie "15 >u-lit it " "Xj, you didn't "bought it." I < it: tell a stoic necktie as far as I can see it. That's Laud stitcln d, and that ' Cupid on one end and them forget- j me uots 011 the other end are woiked in with silk. Nice things to be putting on a young man's necktie, and you never got it over any counter, either." 'Didn't say I bought it over a counter. One of them fakirs sold to me at the cir?." Kere Jim woi ked ni> an artificial cough and looked out across a waver iug cornfield. "Abo, Jim FlumleC Went to the civus, did you.' And you toll no how mad you was be<auseyou had o work and couldn't take me and rue be lieviu' you woiked all tiietiimv X >w, sir, who went wi'h you to that. shn;\ Jim s<piirrued, looked sneaking and tried to explain. 'Til just till you how it was. Xid'. Me and Jennie eat a philopena and she caught mo and asked me to take her to the eir cus. How could a filler get out of it.' ' Well, she has check, I iau-t say. Why here's Jen now," and the ear stopped to take on a buxom gir! who greeted the ether two cheerily. "Hello, Jim," she sni 1 as soon as i:i her jcat: "I see you're wearing i?." Jim tried to look unconscious and cover the necktie, but X. 11 was aleit and said "He told me he bought it." ' I like that, now,' declared Jennie sharply. "We ate a philopena, he caught, me. I made him the tie and then he coaxed me to go the circus." Jim. red and perspiring, saw that he was being surrounded by two angry women, and hastily beat a retreat to ti e back seat. After a few vigorous puff 11ccessaiy to light his pipe, he pulled his bat over his eyes, humped up despondently in the corner and was heard to mutter uuctuoush: "Darn a woman, any h >w." m re Nervous People often wonder why their nerves are so weak: why they get tired so easily; why they start at every slight 1 ut sudden sound; why they do not sleep | naturally; why they have frequent headaches, indigestion and nervous Dyspepsia The explanation is simple. It is found in that impure blood which is continually feeding the nerves upon refuse instead of the elements of strength and vigor. In such condition opiate and nerve compounds simply deaden and do not cure. Hood's Sarsaparilla feeds the nerves pure, rich, red blood: gives natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the true remedy for all nervous troubles. Hoods Sarsaparilla [s the One True Wood Purifier. $1 per Pottle. Prepared only by ('. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass. ?"re hivor Ills; easy to 11000 S r lllS take, easv to urn-rate. 25c. Lick Fork Dots. To the Editor of the Dispatch. Times are lively in this community with the exceptions of colds, almost every family has an attack. Farmers are sowing small grain with grea1 rapidity. Chops are gathered and every farmer is content, with his lot genevallv. "Possum hunters are out o fc ?> every night and arc crowned with success, owing to the enormous ere p of simmons this year. Several line porkers fell victim to the butcher knife last week. Propionic making their own "hog and hoininv ' down here. Come down Mr. Editor, and help us dispose of it. -- Leave your card with number of lacalion, fi ii ml, and we'ill he with you dining the holidays?Editor Dispatch The school is in progress at I aioti under the iuaiiag< m? nt of Mr. -I Marshall Hoof. Mr. Koof is a go< :1 teacher doing his dnty faith fully aid giving perfect satisfaction in every respc ct. Mr. Uull'us Sux's nine year old d.aight t broke her left, thigh 1>\ jumping over a log and falling on her leg while coming from s< h ?>1 on r> *"? the Nt instant. She is under the skillful treatment of Dr. M D lien diix ruul is doing as will as eonld be expected. Prof. W. P. Steel is traching a singing school at I'nion wiiii a largo atiende n-e, giving sati.-faelion to the ??, .Q MktfM iff1 j gije'k* V c-.' i! I 0 '< & ?~ & r?v>- v5 .:/ .... ??jgfe? (VH?f Hh- ;i : . mnji < fc;" ft;' ' <v t\ i 1- lua'ih .?. <i'iv he I'^T S \\ v,:!V.''*OlSt" / I / 1\ \\ 1MU MM I! '! Ml- . 1IC. I hi p B*u"- -4 ,!is / ' N l:'1 * :, l"r i '\* )'?*.. vi-.i::: . Ami -o on. ! U-i v? ~'I'liai" :il>?>t;i tin- : >;L a;.<! it ?! <. :: t take 1! "IV ll.l V t<> 1-1 ovs nil' .tn yer.t. A i: - i y, t run JiekU-siv m*gi> "t t'.ui- in :!'.ii i-?. week- . i tinn-. It 1.1 = t iliir;.* iu tin- v. :!:! :" . tin t-.vcr- | ay ia ;i oi v.ort.m t 'foul ami t.uu it. it only :n . <5- .? ?itt;t- -tivh I: n- :.;ni tin ;< :"!i i-m ?:10m itiuk:die that .?tt-ti < : ';> t!u- cniniina- i j tion oi";!;- Jit tie iiltn.-< ? that in ;!; . ;?-ci. j I:" wiu-ij .t ::t in : i !-' " kr.orkt. ti - ?>;it." j j " j nr. <:?-v.:i." ore 1 \v.?i ki <1 | I or itviw?i::i- d I"-v. iil ji--.fi? to In. I'h K'e's ItoM. :i M< -in.-i Ih-rovi-ry it' v. ill soon ;'?-c- 1 j bric'il. -tt.-rc ;.ii'i viymu ajrain til-It t I tocotiil-.ti ni!iti- l>i;t rtui.'tli' - :i? tin- t? '- J looks. M a.over tin- "("i<>l?;rn | 1 >i-i-<<\vrv " i< .i -;;r<- .'.ml sju < <:v em ! : Souk of ?'r- uio-l tltuip 't'ftt- t;j- .o: .. It I cuti < A j" ' ftnt. all cvi-c - ott- ritij-- j iu>:i. It cttir- nirvons ;-ro-tt.it: n .-"'i exhan-ticn. T't.--.- tioi t:k i a-w!t;otip. ' Tiion-.i't-ts it- Mil ru :t mt'i v. "tin !i tt ivv I t' -lifn *i t'? tin- f.u l-. asiii l.inuiM ?!-<>f their i lltuiu .aiMri-ss' - am: ] ' -toyt:it'll- a: j ! p: inti <1 iu Dr. ri-. icv'.t LUmimou tv. naL- ! Me'iir.i! Ailvi-i-r. "I ii-.nl Dr. r>r.-'s Mc'Ii-.ul Iii-covcrv for to; ; i'l li.a-r aji.l ami o! taitif i ' porniaa*.at rrlii f." \vrit? - I A. Williaius. Ji-q.. ci : Mil! ]t.ook \V mliim.-.toa Co. Dr. Fierce*-' Common S-en<e Medical Ad- j vi-er hi- Iiri'l haper - than anv Mhei j booh <>t" this da--. <*vcr offered the public. ! This hook of t.>?.s pages with 300 ilhisUa- j (ions, is full from cover to C 'V-. r, of pracli- j cal advice on he.1th matter-;. Thi- great | hook. i:i heavy mani'la oivrrs, i-- now ot- I fere?I i-'kto whoever will send :?! oik--cent stamp-' to pay for mai'iing only. If an tie- i pant l;rt.r;eh cloth hindir.g is desired, send ! 10 cents e?;t;a: .*! cents in all. \Voild*< Di*:- ! pensu:y Medical Association. llnJialo, N. Y. 1 scholars. The Prof, in :t jovial fellow j ami an exe.lieht teacher. On the 1 libit instant, lie invi:<s 11;jhhlii: to | hear the school Mntr. at Inion. Mr. John < > A. (Iregory who has j been a consumptive for six years, is I stiil in b< (1. neither better tier worse, | still lie is livtly. Mr. L. L. Down will soon roM a j?tist mill t > his saw mill. A ^wat convenience to this seeli?as. Willi best wishes to tlm Dispatch. Dee. <1, lSbT. I Job. ion can t allot'] f(> risk your life j by allowing a e. Id lo develop into | pneumonia or consumption. Instant reli'f and, a reitiin euro are a Horded by One TVF5::iiI<? C nigh Cure. J. Ik Kaufmann. "At no lime," said the Cornfcd j Philosopher, "is a man so willing to j lake 'be burden from the weak shoid j ders of frail woman as when she is ! haiasscd with the care of a large and .i pa} mg property. Ihilikcn: "Wind's the matter, I Willik'fb.'" Wiiiikrr: 'AT.tterenough. j i ..... r i i I uu ivwnu* uipr t :ill idy pioprity to my wife to?to keep it out of the hands of?of people I owe, you knov.'" "Yes, "Well, | lie's taken the money .and "0110 c It-' says si 1 r- won't live with 1:10 because | I swindUd n>y creditors " I BEESWAX WANTED IN LARGE OR SMiLL QUAN 1ITIES. T WiLL PAY 'J HE EIGIIKmT MARL ktl price fur cti.tn ant pure P?,*Jswa\. Price governed Py color ;o <1 eoinli ion. I RICE B HARMAN, At the E?ziar, 1 - Lexington, S. C. i HARMAN & SON, ~ j CONTRACTORS, AND BUILDERS STEER AND IRON ROOKING, j LEXfNG i'ON. S. C. pun SI*OMITTED I\>U AIL KINDS ' <-t ear-H-nter wnjk. Estimates turn- j 1-!ii*f 1 N'-ii" Put I'.1st Class V.V.rknit-ti?tn- | H-.uPi.iMing a specialty. Sat- j isiactioii < iuaraiiP-en. JP im uiPi r us when | you want v. ork ?Io:;e. S. It. IMP.MAN. | KiLLlAN MAILMAN. SepUinPer?11. t! n\ 1; /1 4.... i as ? 4 .. i ! trains U'mnn BSOM l COLl'MIJIA, S. Carolina. : Hotel. \UH K HILL, S. C. A. H. GREENE & SON, Managers. M:\VIA hum)) ci i si si: i \,s( urAssi:/). | E.<]?pci;il'y <k1:i(i!?<1 t r those desiring j (V-mtoit. Ease. IIoiim- like t:i< tuo.Is. (' travellers receive every ac- j coiiiiiiielalioij. GRATIS. S-J >.h?1 $>.?,<) i'FAi DAY.'** | Juai- - Js'.i? t . ALL"BIG BOXING E'VENTS A i f R-'^t Ii!iiVra> 1 an ] in POLICE GAZETTE Tin IVovhl-ramoHs . . . . . i'fit roti of & ports. $i.CO-13 WEEKS--Si.ce I m mi.i::> to vori: audkkss. RI' MAKI) K. ro\. r. I'r.mkliu S'l'^'.rf, N w Vorl:. j W. A. RimiMLl AHTIST, I o< >1 .1 *>! i o A, N. o.J "IS N')W M\KiN(? '111!' I'.ISI' Ti*-- ! 1 tiiMvs that can !> ha I in Uns r.mntry, i j ui-l all w li" li.ivr iif\< r li.nl r<- ?1 tii r | turf, iin'.v irv m'Iiiv "I his 1 ttf.- I ; Is It-; S|?i'i:i:cns < . n ! - tit a! Ir.s (i.i1- I !?i v, iij' :-t.uis, if \: iii i li?- llali. \K) YOU (iO I IU N IING ? i ( r '^ n ? & V> <>!COURSE \oil will buy r. M /\S^LSN. | It li.i- :i s..ii.s !"i' l*r?ti*?'ti'?i*. J: ? ;. .( - ;i: t ' i Iii " ' * 5 'urn lort. Jl lt;i- | !. I*. M.I M I. \? Til ri!t'V. Ii lin*. < -i i. S'-it'l 1 ?r i oMijil'i ' '.i'a . J'lu'k i TIIE MAWI.IN I IRl; ARMS CO., ,\< * W II a \ i it. C o.in. January 'aT ly. { $ * ? MB??IXJ?mfc mi iP ? i?w,m i A SOU'ili-HM RAILWAY. <3J\ Ontral Tlma IVtwi?M ? <>! : labia and JacVionvil!o. F.mli'i:! I i:;i? IVtwnfn Co!innb .i :?::u ":Jn?r I'liiat*. i:n Kt i ivk \i \\ is*.?7. .... . n<?. iis sii, ;{.?! >urllihoumi. ,, t> | Dauv. Daily. Lv. i .<j .l'y. - r.; trip'.. ..... ' " ?":: : i:?* i' \ . i .' I 1; ;J-*> p, j Ar. (' ?ir.:ni':.i '< ' > "* a j z :: . . -~T i I.V. t I.::. \-v?ii . r :: .. ,:im : Ar. <\>!i.;i . . !' '? > : !u j> J I.v. A" ;!!?'a. * <>. I'.v. . ' ! ] [ " I 'I:: 11 - i i.i; lt> l'Jp j " 'jr. j*. :i. !i; .... I ' ii j A i . ( a I a. i i ; i A 1. ; l'!';. ai\*>; a I ' V.':a:: - ''u'ii :: : > :r " 7 Is a " i'.. u i:>.i i '. -ii, Ar. < Iiai 1 s .\'m *?.V>a; " D:i:;yii?c . . I ' '"a" 1 .... Ar. Ulrhm-wi'l . ?> . A v. V.'a^l-ia^b.n . ' a I'lp " iniif'a. K. !.' > >*'-i 1! :?ij ; ... I " !-s !." ;( 2 a j " N".v ^ ..i l:.. . I; a : p (> a . j Sor.tli hound. . ' ' ,".1 ?>.* 11 y. Imily. Lv. X> v. York. P.t I; !{. 4 :x_:; 1 K.n; ! " I *ii ::??i? !*? ' ? .V,.Ina j " V |> ?'< ri: Lv. Wash'tun. .-o. I{\ . !,i li II a i.v. I li o!a li .; Lv. 1 n ' i 1 ! U">:i h: 'inp " }; . k 1!:!! . .... In i"a 11 ?' ! " < ' c,:.T ;.l .V: .1 I: iCnt " 'Winn-lii.ro. li i I Ar C..n.i:i st . li .Vinn i i>7 a Lv. ('i>'nu!iliia l'n.dfp t 1 lit- J " . ?: ..." " Ti. :> uv ?5 *s " (4r:i:ii!?vi;;?j . .... :i :W |j| 1 17;; Ar. Augusta.. j 4 1.1 ji 8h'a ... Lv. <'<il liia, S.('.Jvi-i.Lv. 4 uij. 7i?)a Ar. <'hurli-ston J> Ml]. li una' Lv. < 1 >i'i?>a. I'.'' il\. 11 47 a " ..." .1 4 1/i:? 1 1 :;j .... Ar .'iirkviini!l??. j Vm * l.iaj ... M.LKl'iNti ( Alt >K!1V1I 17. TW.ib'e dai'v pns-oug.T survive in-: v. ft) Flor idn ami N? .v York. Nm>. '.?and 15*- Washington an.l Southwestern Lt:i;it?*,l. Solid Vestihu.f.l train with 'lining Car; ami first alas; oat-vms north of < ltu:rloUo. Pullman drawing ' mr.i shaping <*ar? ln-tw.-.-a I Tainv>a. .farksoaville, .~iava:!ii;u<, Washington end New York. Pullman shaming car Ix'twc-u Augusta and M-.v York. Xo>. :(.7 a:i;l .*VA?17. S. Fast Mail. Through Puliman drawing room hulTVt s i-e;.ing < ars l?rtiVfiui .Ia<-ks.iir. i;ami New Yor.'t ami A\l* gr.sta an.l t'harlntto. Pullman s > : jung av.4 -a .la. !;> lavilio and t "oiuiuhia. routs daily }?i?!w?v:i .Jacksonville aa:l < iii-itiuali, via A.s'.i villi*. \Y. H. 'LiFF.N*. .T. M. ( LLP. 11. Sunt., Washington. T. M.. Washington. V.'. A. Ti'lCK. S. H HAPUWiCK, (t. P. A.. Washington. A. <t. P. A., Atlanta" ( 'OLUIVSStA, NEWSTRRY AND C LAURENS PAlO.OAe. In Effect April IS:}., 1S'.)7. Xo. 72 Xo. 2 11 00 a m 1 v..Columbia. .lv 0 00 pin ar.. Lraphart .ar 0 27 ]>i:i 11 17 a in ar. ... Trmo .. nr ('? 10 pm ar. Bal'mntine .ar 7 0*l pin 11 2<S a m ar. White Roek.ar 7 20 pm !1 07 a in ar.. Chapin.. ar 7 40 pm 11 J.") a in ar L. Mountain ar S 10 pm ar.. .Slighs.. ar <S .">0 pm 11 "?S a in ar. Prosperity..ar <S ">.7 pin 12 1.0 p m ar. XVwberry. ar 0 00 pm ar. ..Jala pa .. .a? 10 00 pm ar. .. (l;uy. . . .ai 10 17 pm 12 .*>1 p m ar.. Xiuuiil. ..aril 00 pm 12 OS p ni ar..GoMviilo. .ai 11 20 pm 12 70 p in ar.. Clinton . .ail J 40 pm 1 17 p in ar..Lamtlis. .ai 12 00 pm KKiruMXG scnr.in i.i:. No. 70 Xo. 1 1 17 ]> in lv. .Laurens, .lv 2 00 am "2 10 p hi lv. ..(Clinton.. .lv J 00 am 2 22 p in lv...GoMviilo..!v 4 4S air. 2 00 p in lv. . Kinard.. .lv 1 7S am 2 07 p m lv.. ..Gary .. .lv 7 07 am 2 II p in lv....Jalapa.. .iv 7 17 am 2 77 p m iv. Newberry .lv 7 00 am 0 10 p m lv. Prosperity .lv 7 77 am 0 22 p in lv.. .Sli^jlis.. .lv 0 12 am 0 00 p m lv.L. Mountain lv 0 IS am 0 47 p in lv. ..Chapin.. .iv 0, .20 am 0 77 p m lv.WhiteRoek.lv (I IS am 4 01 p m lv.Ballentine. lv 0 77 am 1 10 p in lv...Irmo lv 7 10 am 4 17 j) m lv..beapliart.. lv 7 27 am l -jo ]) m ar..Columbia. .ar t to am Tiain Xo. i>2 connects at Laurens for firecnvillo. Spartanburg ami An gust a. Train Xo. oil connects at Columbia for Charleston ami all ]> ?iiits Fist. Train Xo. 2 carries through sleeper to Atlanta daily exempt Sunday. Berth f ire Si HO. Train Xo. J carries through sleepci from Atlanta daily except Sunday. For tickets and any other information, call on li. F. P. LFAPIIABT, City 'J'icket Agent, Columbia, S. C. "Barker'S HAIR BALSAM^ iMfeaff*mat i a luxuriant prc<u;!i. Iw^Erievor Fails to Bostore^ Gray s? From Maker Direct to Purchaser. i A Good 8 Si ?. I Mathushek I Is always Good, always Reliable, g>' always Satisfactory, always I.ast- figi 3^" mi:. You take no chances in buy- 3** fV> in-' it. M ?7. It costs somewhat more than a JK fl* eh->ij>, jmnr jiiiiito, but is much the ,'A\ c/if'tpixt jn the end. Notith- r II iafi?irade I'iatiosolii >o "gv .w'. rcasoiiabic. Factory prices ::> i eta it Jt17* ifr?" buyers, i\asy payments. Write us. '4(% Z* LUDDEN & BATES, jS V' Siitiiiiniih. (i?.. iiihI .New York City. ^7 c$ v3 ('3 43 (3 (3 '<3 43 0_43? Mar. 1:5 ly. GEOBGE BBUI\'S MAIN ST.. COL I'M 151 A, S. C., ( ??,??ovel> wim W A Y Y^ YA J ill W iliJUililu ' ttLriLUUSH H.is ;i splendid stock ot Jewelry, Watches, 'locks ami Silverware. A line liue ol spectacles and Eva-Classes lo tit e-vt ry one, j ill for -ale at lowest prices. 1!' pairs on Watches lirst class piickly done and guaranteed, at moderate >rices. 50?tl. I Saw Mills, Liglit and Heavy, and Supplies. < in: \I'K<T AND liEST. tVi 'a-i ? \ er\ day: wore D" hands. Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co., Al.'GUSI A, GbOKGlA. 1 Jauuarv .7 - W. T. MARTIN! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL grocer,! i COLUMBIA, S. C. i | i l ! au<l Hunters will ilo ) will to iry this House wlicn pur chasing. ... i - , - -a:J KMNlf i,l HEAVY (JHOCEKIES, GliAlX I"I*]I*: 1 >, &c.. kept in stock. Orders accompanied by the cash will ; ) ' \ ( prompt attention. Xanm amount of ouch article wanted i f ?r i:ioj!fy s< lit and prompt, shipment will be made and S ATI S FA ( '!'[() X (i lT A11A X TE K P. MAHTIN'S BIS ALLOWANCE STO K I COLUMBIA, S. C. J,.;,,, r,.?tf Cuirbcitrr'* Knslkh Dlamonil RronJ. Pennyroyal pills 3 .^T^\ Orlglnul and Only Genuine. A rx ,tL' A ctrc. *ln?y? reliable. ladhs itk Af\ fy S\ w.Va (or CVio.'cri F'tqUtK llri'i't in licit an I rw:i.i:c\\MSr inaieil with bt#? riMioa. Tote W sfjUrno other. Rrf>i\'.dantjertru* sub$ti(W I*/ ? iVtiHhtunii imit ition*. Ai I>fU(tc ?, or eeril 4e. I im. JJJ la ?:irn['t tor particular!, ?nmonu'.i tu! V V* "Kelitf for IjmIIw." hi l<?<r, l>; return t' Mull, 1 0,000 T<->U!UODl?l*. S tmt fayr, ?-/ <"hl<-hciiterC'hcinlci?lCo..M?idl?,?n Pl.tce. ?,ui,/?. Local LTorjrati. PIIILADA.. I* V. f. w. msmmn, <a * nsm rrn, I> i:\f.KK IV tffl Gims^? PISTOL?, FISHING TACKLE, Pistol t'.ui ridges. Spor'smen's ArtieVs, ol cvry d? - .ti|?lirm. ftii'.I <d the best make*. li.'Z.tnl A Atlas Powder, whoi< site and retail. Af-?r I.t t< v< r Arms Co. Muin St., mar tin* (.' iitra! National Hank. cnl.FMni \. S. November I xccls 1 he The pv;i'l ?x o{ the X riys is that tlmy wnl ] ( !" Irate ftlnifst (very part < !' tin- itvin < Irit the liver Hilton's 1, tor ihe 1. vi-r iiinl Kidneys" has a -1i;?l action on that or^ati am; tin- kidney*, stimulating them to healthy act on, and dtll-ising its inl! u nee l-?r t"?od to everv part ol th hotly. Sold hy druggist everywhere. Wholesale by Ml'KlJAV i>i:n: CO., <' ihtrtdiia, S. ( For "ale at THE HA/A \K. Mar 1 '? !y. LKXI.XiTON classical institute, FOUR TEACHERS. T>i;i:r.vurs f? k ieachinc., (or. 1 I.K<ii: OK Jil'SlNES*. High School. Ii;it?* and Primary (' iiirst.s. English, i ? rman. French, (.reck n.i:?l Latin Tan-l.t. Hoard. >7 to 51 p r mouth. Tuition, ?1 to ',() p< r month. OPENS OCrOIJEK 1. AsMsos O. I). SF. \Y. Principal, Lexington, S. C. Sf j I ni!>? r 11 tf. |mi.rrc>rs*\s 0D0F0RM LINIMENT FOR FRESH CUTS AND WOUNDS. Will promptly heal 01.1 S tres of long THE MURRAY DRUG CO., COL I'M IT A, S. C. j Aug. IS? 1 y. LEESViLLE COLLEGE. lkksmijj:. S. C\ TEN DEPARTMENTS r iirh r cxpu'ioncMl i t?*acLi.T>. t r ?.i .ill in the* hest schools. | Piim.try, Academic, and Collegiate conrs( s. MUSIC* \*ofal and Piano C >mplete courses under successful teachers skilled in tin* most approved methods. Vocal '."'teller us s tin; tint hod of I Sii tk' spear of London ART- In s:\ 1 I'-iiclies. <'tivfn! foundation >. work. Sk-tc'iinq 'run nature. Large, I w. 11 ?<piippo 1 studio. ELOCUTION. Special private work and ' l't classes. l?v a most natural method, i V lice and whole heingcarefully trained i tor he >t exnr ssi m. COMMERCIAL 10JRSE. Ail hranches, j laf.let sjstcin ot practical work. TK\rilKl;S (:ori;>i: Methods anl Historv ot Ivin.-ition in connection with practical work. EXl'KNSLS. LottU Lund and S holar I snips. 1'ir.st coll. ge m tlte State to j make proposition tor young women to : r due.' expenses hy iloniestic Work. 1'oard has heeli r< lueed hy this work in many u.st :nees t'" sixty <h liars lor ! th?. tear. ?. ij .\l \ll. Mi::ii:ir to unit 01 .\ik?-ii, -ii<* | in'>s? l:?M til it-sort in t): So-,til. OTKN'S M'.rTiMF?!-.]; '>-2. Is;?7. for Ij. i: HA, N l.S. A M. rresi.lfiit, I An-, t t! I Professional Calls. i NY CALL I KIT AT TUT"- r.A/AAH j\. t"r in\ s-rvir. s v. ill I..- pnoopih jtt- , t.- to.' C. K KEAl'IiAiiT.M i?. 11. ?11. 1 GROVES IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PPiC?5Gcts. GAI.ATIA. II I.S., Nov. M, 1333. Parts Mo<lioino Co., m. J<oiie-,)1?>. Gentlemen:?Wc sold last year. COO bottles el GKOVK'S T/STKI.KSS <1111.1. TONIC awl have bought three already tins year. !: :iii <.nr ox(Ktivik-o 'I. Karri?, IJateshiirf*. S. C. 'I he Iiazaar, Lexington, S C. Allg. IS -(iill I.A\l\ (IF ('III.I'M IMA-, SOl'Tll CAROLINA. STATK, COUNTY AVI) en Y DKrOSlTOUV. Social utteiit o*. Riven to till business rntisiiclions ami satisfaction ^nuranlccd. I Jit* r st allow**.] o'j nil Savings Ikpcxits froifi (lata. ('unity l>C!sino.s.s sp. cialiy solicited. W. <; OillLDS, I'ns. W T. MUiTIN, YieelVts. T. II < * I lil'r (\i-d.i? r. \t \ i."i iv s i t ?i:k' r, iter. illlHMIIlMIMk OF SOUTH CAROLINA State, City & County Depository COLUMBIA. S. C. Paid np Cipit.il $137,MO Surplus iitul Profits '? .t.nuo Transact :t general 15-iiiki:*.{? business, Oiioful attention givoi to oolh rtions. SAVI1TGS jjEPAETMESTT. Deposits ol 51 aii 1 upwards received. Interest alhnvcd at the rate ol 1 p r *ceat. per annum, payable <pi irteriv. ou lirst dav of January. April. July mid October. S il'etv ib-pos boxes to rent irorii $1 t?> $12 a year: lit rring's best -absolutely burglar [ roof and lire i roof. A C HASKELL. President, W. C FISH KB, Vice President. JULIUS H. WALK Kit, Cashier. February 12-ly. i cESTPiL nmm'lm, COLUMBIA. S. C. DIBF.CTOBs -F<1 S Joynes, I)r. James Woodrow. J. A. Crawford, f)r. T. T. Moore, It. S. Desportes. Hon. Jolin T. S'oan. W. II. Gibbis Wnn Wallace. W. C Wright, John C. Stanley. It. S. I)?*sportes, Jr., It II Edmunds. 11HIS BANK ltFSPKCTFUI.LY SOLI. cits the deposits of individuals, lirnis and corporations generally, and will give every reasonable facility to those doing business with it. In the >'nv ings l)e]):iiatineiif | Interest w ill be allowed at the rate of 4 j per cent, per Jiunun:, payable 1st of M.iy ari'l 1st of November. W. ('. WliUrHT, I rrsi.lt nt. J. II S.WVYEK. Cashier. Jun'Utry 2'J, ]h'.f7-ly. Poultry, Farm, Garden, Cemetery, Lawn, Railroad and Rabbit Fencing. I TllOllnailtls t>f inIII S in llsr. CntnlmfHi' Frcr, J'rriglit Fit ill. I'rirrs t.otr. j the Mcmullen woven wire fence co. CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 17 tt Selina Nurseries, I.KXfN'G'ION* COP STY, S. QOITHEUN AND ACCLIMATED Fraifc | iTjtri-(s APeaches, Pears, Grape, | vines, Ac. Prices low. fciT" Write f- r t# rnss. J. K 1IALTIWANGEJI, Ort. F! | w;~<? S Inta, S. <5. THE Miiamii\niR\vr 1310 Assembly Str<-.t, COLUMBIA, S. O. Meals at all hours, Day and Night, at pop*. ....II | IK W. Our Lexington tr ends are specially invited! to give us a call when in the city. FRESH \?RF0LK OVSTEIS received daily and served in every style1, POPS P. H WES, Vk | rietor. JOHN M. MOORE. Manager. September 15 ?3 m. POMONA HILL Nurseries, t (pm.vr avh nr rvrvr iv Titr j j .j j | > ? k-j* i ? 1*1 1 111/ SOVTH. II I'ALT in STOCK. TKf'E TO NAME. Leading OM Fruits as well as New V;ili<-ties Ot Me) it. Foreign and < hiental Fruits and Nuts. .Ta1 lines** Pears. Piun.s, Apriccts. Walliuts and C i< sinuts a hig sucre-s. Large S o.'k of II??ses and (ir*en House Plants, Cut Flowers, Floral and Funeral Designs. Pleas** give your ord. r to o- r salesmen who canvass your county and the same shall have our rnvmpt attention. We would he phn- r< h.iid." Address J. VAN 1 1NDLF.V. Proprietor. I'ojuioiia, N. Or Apru 23?lj.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 15, 1897, Image 4