The Lexington Dispatch |
Burned April 25th; rebuilt July I
19.1894.
G. M. HARMAN. Editor and Fub'isher.
LEXINGTON. S. C.,
WEI N.SDAY, MAY 24, 1899.
Ofcoi A&vics to Bachelors.
Bob Taylor's Love Letter Oa Bachelors.
I
Sentiment is the Soul of IteligioD
and Patriotism?The Bachelors
Should Learn from the Widower.
Llnstrated Yoath RDtl Age.
My Dear Old Solitary: Who
mends your socks ? D) you sew cn
your own buttons? How loDg does
it take you to thread the needle? !
TVhxr rlrn'f roil hrili-h the Cobweds ;
" "J
out cf jour soul, and straighten up, i
and get a good wife to do all of j
these thiogs for you? What pleas- j
ura do you find in playing the game
of so'iiairt? Hearts are trumps, aDd ,
you cannot play a happy game in
this world without a partner. It is
not good that man should live alone.
The world owes you a rib, and you
ought to have your old ribs cracked
if you don't collect the debt.
Why don't you iig up your matrimonial
tackle, old boy, aud go angling
for a "frau?'' Your old pantaloons
look mighty lonesome hanging
there in that dusty wardrobe without
some calico to keep them company.
Yonr room is a poor paradise with
out a fair Eve to adorn it. I know
what is the matter with you; you
are afraid of grocery bills, and dry
goods bills, and doctor bills, and j
curtain lectures, and the overthrow |
of your independence and freedom |
of speech, or else you are afraid to
" ?: '? lUno 1.-.OC
"pop I tie ljuesiiuu, auu. buua iwov
maDy a golden opportunity by simply
lookiDg at her and grinniDg like
f. a basketful of 'possum heads. Per I
haps you have "popped the question''
and got "No" for an answer, but remember
that "there are as good fish
in the sea as were ever caught," and
remember that she is somewhere in
this wide, wide world "waiting for
thee, darling."
Comb the feathers out of your
whiskers, and put a little bear's oil
on your hair, if you have any hair,
and spruce up. Don't expect her to
court you, but do the courting yourself.
Press your suit gradually;
and when you see she is determined
to "kick," "kick" first, for then is the
time above all other times to show
your independence. A true woman
loves an independent man next to
money.
Are you accumulating a fortune?
If so, for whom? Did you never
hear "Private" John Allen's story of
thgr division of an old bachelor's
estate? When they were dividing it
out amoDg bis kinsfolk, one disgruntled
relative felt that he hadn't
received his just proportion, andcomplainiDgly
said. "I sometimes
wish the old man hadn't died."
If you are poor, you need a good
woman to help you get rich; if you
are rich, you need a good woman to
As unto the bow the ccrd is.
So unto the man is woman;
Though she bends him. she ohe\s him;
Though she draws him ytt she fallows:
I Uael.ss i.aeh without the other,
i
| I am sure vou need a Utile bendI
j iDg, as well as some mending and
! somebody to follow you, especially
| when you are out late at night. I
| am equally sure that you are useless
! without the other.
Couple up, get your mate, claim
j your bride, and begin to live. In the
j delightful cotillion of mairied life,
j give your partner your right hand
i and swing baif.vay lound. Swing,
j swing, swing!
Yours in the swing,
IObt. L. Tay'or.
Fuiman University will have 22
I graduates this year. Attorney G?uj
eral Bellinger has been chosen to deliver
the anniversary address at the
c >muiencemcDt in June.
help you get poor. Ia either case
the is a success.
For a man to pass through this
world without a helpmeet is a strange
philosophy to mr: and yet I have
seen men with of noble hearts as
ever throbbed, full of splendid sentiment,
and in love with the beautiful,
live out their days in single wretchedness.
Bachelordom is a habit; the longer
indulged io, the harder to break,
until its victim is so infatuated with
^^it that it seems impossible to quit.
becomes "rot" io his ways; and
frills, and bangs, and bustles,
jH^H^^kudy shirt waists, and flowered
^^^^^ScTCSnLercd bats which the milliner's
art can fashion, and all the bewitching
glances aDd persauasive
smiles which beauty can bestow,
move him not; neither do they unmove
him. .
One of the attendant misfortunes
of a bachelor is absent-mindedness.
I once heard of an absent-minded
bachelor who bought a pair of new
gloves, and went home with them
and astonished his nephews and
nieces by throwing the gloves in the
fire and spitting on the bed. Of
course be intended to sipt in tbe bre
and throw Lis gloves on the bed.
The best way to cure absent mindedness
is to get a live, wide-awake,
talking wife, whose tongue will be a
constant reminder to you, and soon
teach you to think the right way.
If all men should follow your plan
of life, what would become of society
and civilization? All the homes that
now glow with the light of love and
ring with the laughter aDd song of
children would soon be transformed
into the silent and sour domiciles of
old maids and such old things as
you. I do not mean to speak harshly
or to wound jour feelings, but
only to show you the error of your
way.
If you would enjoy life, you must
have a happy bom?; and if you
would have a happy home, it must
glow with happy smiles and riDg
with happy voice?; and happy bands
must keep it neat and clean and
plant flowers at the door.
MManwrw' mm
!
7 I HAVE SUFFE
H With painful mcnws. attended with*
BH and occasional whites. 1 also have scv
V 1>a<I 1 cannot rest. I have used various
M no relief until about two months aa >.1
? and it is doing me more go<,d than all <
X If your case is complicated ai
? regarding treatment, write to
\ Care L. GERSTLE & CO.,
FOB SALE BY J.
Home is not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures buug aud gilded:
Home is where atfectioa calls^
Fill'd with shrines the heart hath buildefl.
Home?go watch the faithful dove
hailing through the heaven above us.
Hnnre is where there's one to love:
Home is where ther/s one to love us.
I have no doubt you will turn up
your nose and charge me with sentimentality.
I plead guilty to the
soft impeachment. I am sentim-mlaJ,
and I have but little respect for
the man who is not. It is the soul
of religion aDd patriotism; it is the
iifeblood of all good society; it is the
essence of love. Eveiy soul that
ever found its way from e-aifch to
heaven was wafted there on the
wiDgs of sentiment; every brave
i spirit who ever lacea aeam ior uis
I country was led by sentiment to tbe
battlefield; every beautiful picture is
a sentiment reflected from the heart
on the canvass; and every creation
of the sculptor's chisel is the silent
image of a sentiment. What power
is it which leads the bride and
groom to the altar to seal their vow.-?
It is tbe pure sentiment of love
What is it which makes home and
life and the world beautiful? It is
sentiment. What are the flower.but
the fragrant sentiments of God?
Who are the brawling brooks and
! rippling river9 but the laughter and
| song of the waters? What are
| laughter and song but sentiment?
My wifeless friend, somewhere in
thy heart there is ao aDgel sentiment
sleeping. I appeal to you in the
name of religion, and patriotism, and
society, and love to wake it, and let
it fly out in search of its kindred
sentiment; and it will not be long
until broadcloth and white swirs
shall float down tbe aisle of the
crowded church together, and a new
book of thy destiny shall bo opened,
revealing mysteries which thou hast
never dreamed of before.. Loneliness
will quit thee, there, and thou
sbalt walk in sentiment and newness
of life.
Behold the widower, with his pick
bald head, his wrinkles, and his
rheumatism!
| He wires ia and wir?.s out
j And leaves the ladies all io doubt
; As to what is bis age aud what be is wor L
i And whether or not be owns the earth
j He the most popular man of
| 8By age who move3 iu society. Al1
ways light-hearted aud gay, he
i knows all the nigh cuts to the hearts
| of the fair. He is the beautiful ant
iD tbe sugar bowl, aud always gets
his share of the sugar; he is the
swiftest old colt on the turf of love:
he leaves you at the first quarter
post; he passes the swellest of the
swell in the first half mile, and
comes in on the home stretch with
his Dozzle over the moon and his tail
j over the stars, a winner in a walk.
| His power lies in sentiment.
You are as good as he, and are endowed
with as much good sense.
I Why don't you study him and learn
the art of courting? I do not know
whether it is true or Dot that matches
are made in heaven, but I do know
that they ought to be made on earth.
It is the law of nature that all life
shall mate; therefore you are dis
obeying the law of Dature. I think
nature is wiser than you, and you
ought to think so too: and now that
| the beautiful spring-time has come,
j follow the example of "Bob White,"
j and begin to whistle for your mate,
j It will soon be time for the billing
| and cooing of the doves. 13:11 and
| cob ye.
Longfellow was not only a poet,
| but a philosopher when be said:
the First Symptoms of
Failing Health in a Woman is*p
RVOUSNESS.p j
on ever think that the re is ahvays a tL
>r this malady? In women Nervous- ra
generally the forerunner of some KB
f female disease, such as Whites, ^
. Profuse- or Irregular Menses, etc., ff
which will produce Nervousness
its (list ressing intensity. If you use ||1
I""4 I <;erstle's /
j Female gjs
a A 1 * ( Panacea
TdAO: WAS K. m
1 very soon be cured of Nervousness fa
other female troubles as well. ^
famous tonic has cured cases which ?
on pronounced incurable by physi-fa
'ou can be cured by the use of (i.F.P. j
:red for years /
D'arstniii.-icli. riHiiii;: ia'Mood to the head. fiH
ere in rv< ussp'-lisaml heart palpitation s?> 0S
female remedies P>ra longtime hut found M
tvhen i e.'ninwneed.usinjryour c, F. P., M
others. i shall continue its use. rfb
1?S. S.\ l:\ll .1 KN K INS. (Jleijinnre. C?a. H
id you wish advice, free of charge,
E. KAUFMAXX,
Au old woman asked a sailor where
I her cow had gune. The sailor replied;
4 G. lie to the devil, for what I know."
J "Weli, as yen are going that way,"
| said the old woman, "I just wish
you would let down the bars."
Ramou's American Stock Powders,
one of the bert preparations en the
cnaiket for cattle, hogs and poultry
lo and 23 cents packages, at the
Bazaar. Use this powder once and
. 3*011 will have no other.
"Money," said the philosopher,
"may often do more harm than good.
Sometime the mighty dollar is a man's
worst enemy.'' "Yes," answered Senator
Sorghurr: "and I often feel that
a number of people love me for the
enemies I have made."
Ladies, Bead This.
Dr. Baker's Female Regular is a
new di-covery for the prevention and
eureof female diseases. It is uu
doubtedly one of the finest medicines
far all it claims in relieving and cur
! iug suffering women. It; is a per,
miceut cure for all womb, bladder
and urinary deseases and female
| weakuess, etc. For pale at the
I Bazaar. Large bottles $1.25.
.
"i J. D Jbidge. editor and propriei
tor cf the Democrat, Lancaster, N.
I H , says: "I would cot be without
j One Minute Cough Cure for my boy,
I when troubled with a cough or cold
! . ?
i It is the best remedy for croup I
j ever used." J. E Kaufmann.
Mr. E. A Scott, an aged and highly
i esteemed citizen cf Newberry, died
' a few days ago. He was a member
j of the Catholic Churcb, and left an
i estate valued at $25,000. AmoDg
j his bequests was $5 JO to the Thoin!
well Orphanage.
The acts and joint resolutions cf
j the General Assembly of South CarI
olina. passed at the session of 1S99,
| have just been issued. These form
, a part of the 23 J volume of the statj
utes at large, commencing with the
; acts of this session.
CavicS or Guinea Piss.
Guinea pigs are an interesting litj
tie pet for the children; are easy to
! keep, thrive and do well. They are
! perfectly harmless and quite profitj
abif: they will lid any building from
1 rats, that they might be put in.
Per pam. grown $1.00.
Address Pice 13. Harman.
If you have piles, cure them. Xo
use undergoing horrible operations
that simply remove the results of the
disease without disturbing the disease
itself. Place your confidence in
j De Witt's Witch H. zel Salve. Iih as
j never failed to cure others; it will
not fail to cure you. J. E Kauf:
mmn.
A little child of Mr. John Pace, a
well-to do faimer of Pickens county,
swallowed a safety pin opened a few
i days ago, which after remaining in
! the child's stomach twelve days,
| passed leaving the child uninjured
and none the worse for the ordeal.
Ob, doctor, I have sent fur you,
! certain!'.; still I must confess I have
j
not the slightest faith in modern
medical science. Doctor?Oh, that
j doesn't matter in the least. You see
a mule has no faith in a veterinary
| surgeon; and yet he cures him all the
same.
t r i??.7 ,
JLi you sutler lrum leuutiueea ui
fullness on the light side, pains
uuucr shoulder-blade, constipation,
biliousness, sick headache and ft el
i dull, heavy and sleepy your liver is
torpid and congested. DeWitt's
Little Early Pisers will cure you
promptly, pleasantly and permanent
ly by removing the congestion and
causing the bile ducts to open and
tlow naturally. They are good pills.
J. E Ivaufmann.
There is such a demand for admission
to Winthrop College thit these
desiiing to attend begin filing their
applications early. Already something
like fifty have made formal application
for admission to the College nest
fall, auu President Johnson is constantly
receiving letters of inquiry
and requests for catalogues.
A Citro for 2T;v.Talgia.
I was {or sr-Mi-.' time ;i .-.uil-rcr from NcuI
irit?l toar'y everything I could
l.c*: ? of, hot li' thiug did tiie mjv un!i!
1 purehastd ;i box < ! K iuioii's Liv^r A
Tonic I'vllt'fs and 1 < ^ in to i:so tin m.
They j-'uv (S nT? at once That was over
a year and I have Lad no ntaru cl it
v. nee. Mrs. Wiilio lietd, Guiley, Ala.
Tor salt by fr. M Ilurmau and J. K. Kaufi
niann.
1
Tl;e Preacher?'-And so you are
always glad to have me call, at e you?
We!). I am glad of thit. It pleases
roe to k- ow that I am lik'd by the
dear little boos." Johnny?"Taiu't
J I
'cause I like you, but ma alw.iy has i
jf 11 y on the table when you're here, !
and she dassant do any more than
wink when I ask for three helpin's."
I have been a sufferer from chronic
diarhcea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for it.
At last I found one remedy that has
j been a success as a cure, and that is
Caainbe; hill's Colic, Cholera and
best cough medicine I ever had in
i.- t T T
: IUC -?'j xj A?JL-/UI^, tjwuiu
Bareettstown, Pa. For sale by J.
E. Kaufmann.
Every day the people of Cherokee j
county are becoming more eutbusij
astie over the big celebration to be
j held at Cowpensbattleground on May
J 27ib. Tl:e executive committee of
i the Cowpens Battle Ground Memo I
! lid Association, under the auspices
j of which (be celebration is to be held,
| has been hard at woik and everything
| points to a great success.
The fire insurance men of the State
propose to have quite a gathering in
Columbia during the firemen's tournament
in June. They wish to form a
State Fire Insurance Association, and
siy that there is no purpose to organize
a trust or combination, but merely
to form such an organizition as will
result in good not only to the agents
themselves but to the firemen and
people as well
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well
! tried remedy, Mrs. Win slew's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and [
1?i J? t? I
IH lilt; ot'fti rtruirujf iui umi i i
Twenty live cents a bottle.
It is the best of all.
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Mr. John C Walker,ex postma>ter
at Ninety-Six has been lodged in j til
Lt Greenwood by United States Commission
Fiierson iD default of ?700
for bis appearance at the October
term of the United S ates district
court at Greenville. The charge
against him is "using and disposing
of postage stamps in the payment <f
debts aDd the purchase of merchandise,
he being at the time postmaster
and entrusted with the care and
custody of stamps."
Spiing is here and nature some
times needs assistance and there is
nothing better than Dr. Baker's
great vegetable blood and liver cure.
It corrects the system and keeps the
machinery working satisfactorily. It
is good for rheumatism, scrofula,
syphilis, dropsy, catarrh and all diseases
of the blood, liver and kidney?,
and general debility. The greatest,
blood purifier known. For sale at
the Bjziar. Price ?1.00 for a large
bottle.
Missouri has an acti tiu3t law
u.-K?r?h nrr.virtps that, trusts Cflnnc t
legally enforce payments for goods
which they have sold iu that Slate.
A St. Louis court the other ohy held
that the law was good and sound.
The trusts that do a credit business
in Misscuii are therefore pu- at the j
mercy of their debtors. If the latter
do not choose to pay, the law will
not force them to liquidate their
debts.
At a meeiiDg of the medical friternit}
in Bilticnoie a few days ago
it wa9 staged that the use of antitoxin
in the treatment of diphtheria
h id reduced the mortality from 45
to 5 per cent.
By aliening the accumulations in
the bowels to remain, the eulire system
is poisoned. DeWitt's Little
I Eaily Risers regulate the bowels,
i J ?
j Try them and you will always me
them. J. E Ivaufmanu.
Toe Seaboard Air Line, which has
been surveying for its line betwe< n
Cheraw and Cjiumbia, has practically j
completed the wo;k from COeraw to !
Camden, and contracts will scon be
let out for grading the road between !
the two points.
Woman's ?i
I Severest Trial. |
5 Until recent years woman's severest C
r trial has beer, the bringing cf children (r
| into the world. <!
5 Today nearly all the sickness, pain, t;
idiscomfcrt and dread arc avoided by s(,
those expectant mothers who use r
Mother's Friend, that wonder- u
ful liniment made famous by the great '
good it has done. It is used externally. ^
That is the only sensible and safe way ] j
C to relieve morning sickness, headache, ij
b tightness, swollen, hard or rising breast. <j
? The bearing of children need no longer j
c be dreaded. Mother's Friend has been Ji
| called a Godsend by mothers all over <J
5 this land. Sold at drug stores for $1 a ^
e bolt!:, and by lj j
S Tie BrnCfieid Kefclator Co., Atlanta, Ga. ;
C our fre" iliav.r-::! Iix.k, cr.tittcJ 'Ueforc Jj ;
.? !
i I>< puty Sbnift' of Oconee, B R !
j Mosp, and Mr L L Jerrard rec<ctly i
j raptured at Ktowco. John Sullivan ;
j and Moris oe Hale, two nrgror-s, who j
I arc wanted at Carteivillr, (it, fori
| burglary and larceny.
Scute of tbe results of leglected j
1 dyspeptic conditions of tbe stotnacb
j sire cancer, consumption, br-art die- j
! ease and epilepsy. Kodol JR spepsia
Cure prevents ail tbis by effeiting a
quick cure in all cases of dyspepsia. !
j J E K lu'iiistiin. 1
Picking it up Gradually.
' I learn zt Eugali-h laugwich in
za l ooks," iriufitkcd the foreigner,
' but I kfar zj people tall:, and I find
out zat a man w ho iss proud and
conceited is?if I haf not forgotten?
vair mooch adhere to himself.
BaLjo, Violin and Guilar stiin-s,
Harmonicas (f all grades, at the j
Bazaar.
A few bushels of seed peas and
sweet potatoes will be taken on subset
iption at this cfliee.
COTTON is anl will continue
to be the money
crop c-I l:ie .">cu:ui. 111^ I
planter who tat; the most cot- j
ton from a given area at the |
least co' I, is the one who makes |
the most money. Good culti- j
cation, mailable rotation, and j
liberal use of fertilizers con- j
taining at least 3'V actual
!
will insure the largest yield.
We will semi Crcc, up;::i application,
pamphials that \vj!! intcri-it we-iy ev'tor
plat.tv r in tile Soiilii.
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In Effect January J, 1899.
(Ea-tern Time.)
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ar Columbia. 11 00 a tu 10 10 p m 11 CO a in
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ar Ashville 0 30 pm
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lv Danville.. 11 50p m, 1 30 pm
ar Washins'u 6 42 a in 9 05 pin
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lv Asheville. | ;*7 20 a ru
lv Spartanb'i. 1 11 45 p m
\r Columbia, i 3 45 pm j 100pm
lv Columbia. 3 55 p m 0 50 am 3 15 p m
ar Ch; rlestO' *3 17 pm *1100am *3 17pm
*Diilv f Except. Sundav.
*TJ?-U*TA DIVISION.
^ \V est-Dai; v.?
leave Charleston j 7 00a nil 5 30 p m
arrive Augusta 1 51a m 10 45 p m
arrive Atianta 8 20 p m 5 00 a m
arrive New Orleans.. .3 20 p m
arrive Chattanooga ... 1 00 an. 1 00 p in
arrive Nashville 6 40 a m 6 55 p m
a*rive Kvansvlil - 40 p m 1 25 a m !
arrive St Louis 7 32 p a 7 20 a m I
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE. j
Augusta Division.?Through Sleepers be- j
tween t h.'.rleston and Atlanta, leaving j
Charleston at 5 30 p. m., arriving in At- i
laut'i at 5 a in.
Columbia Division?Through Coaches
between Charleston anu Asheville, both directions.
Shortest route to Asheville and Hot ;
' iniinc.il V ft -(till ,ilt rpsorlx (>{ TTnticr !
North and South Carolita.
Through tickets chu be purchased,sleep- j
irg car reservations secured. bagyaue
checked to destination and all other ml'or- |
maticn obtained by applinc to Wni. H. |
Evans, C. T. A.. Charleston Hotel, or G. W. j
I'ervees, Ticket Agent, Line Street Station. ;
L. A EMERSON.
Tradio Manager. j
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
rvJv1*.'4^%
Onfral Timo tU J w n <'o1t!i?l>!:i anil -l-.c'xMir.v.itc.
I.'a>'?Tii iii'if I'-cl ivc.m Coan.;
hvf I oinS*.
\ ! A '>(). i) ;
:>i Iv. I>a:Jy.
Lv. J'vi !< . I'.* *.? iJ v ,v s u,\. ;
" S?v?! in::;'-; t 7.
Ar. ('o!i.iii!?:a .. . . ^ - > ' j
I.v. I'v. .. . ?!' :: * -??:
.Ar. t. . Kf'a 1"
j . v. .Ai'uu>:a.s-T":.v. . . - >; i?
t-i'ar.iifvil!-: - " :!l i;>''
14 Ai!;?-:i. -..# '{> ....
" Ti . . . ! I " ji
" .Ti.'< 'I '! '-"'V
Ar. (l a. t'.cv't. . '} ?'' i }': :l
Lv Col'lija Biaml";: i-*r . . i.">v f> .'? > a
" Wiiiii.-L.ro r:s.- fi.V-n
" line:' Hill !' ! --Sv 11 n
Ar. Charlotte.. . . * '-> ? >
" l>:tnvill?? . . . i .I ktp
Ar. Ki"liT?o:id . . * (*):: >
Ar. Washington . . ' '- >p
" P;?J!iiijurvP:i. i:. K.. . M -*]>
" lMii::i?N'57.hia . . a
" .New VnrK. it Vina
.. , , mi. No.
l,v. ICtw York. :\t. P.I7 :i * > ;? I-.' l.'nt
" Phi.pi,in .*> : 1p tt Nla
" P;>?:!*!? :?\ .. . 7 .V?j, Kti.'a
l.v. \\S>. II;-.. . lik'*;1 !l I.)a
I.v. l.'i' hiiioinl i! in,- l:;olio
l.v. l?:u;vi*!?- . . J 1>? " l>
" Charlotte ; ?f> : in j?
" Kiel: H'll .. ! ?): 1! I :j>
" ?'h<-.~tir .. a >i
" Win;-, i i>!<>. 'ti -.1 a I1.' "ja
Ar Col'lnn Hian.l'y ? ! . . il 1 ti7:i
l.v. Columbia Cn.dep*;. . !i 47; r; ?i?:i
" Johnston* . ;
" Tn iit-.v . .. u
Ar. A ik?*n . I',; ..I
(-iianitcv iiiu .. ... :}e7 a I
" Augusta . . ? s m i a '
Lv. Columbia. So. Ky. . . a j
A r. Charleston . . x 17 :> ii v->n j
r.v. Con.Iji. F.C.-kP.Uv. ... K'111 47 a !
.Savannah ... 0." ;? *. tfca
Ar. .lri'-ki-?nri!l<". . . 7 !' i* tiua )
M-Ki:riN(i ( vn >I:KVK I;.
Kxivlk-nt dai'y i>ass?-:i^*?-r \vc:i
I'li-rida and New York.
No*. :j{ and :>}?N"*v York and id.-i Expros-.
s ?s\.i;s;; ('ars 1k-i wiva
Augusta and Now Yojk.
Puilman (".rawing ; <? msh-onirvcar.-1 1ween
Tampa. .T:u.-ks!>?vide, >avaue.a.i, Y."a-Ju.:^co 1
ami Now York.
Pullman S.ecpias ('a'.-: Ik f.ve?-:i Charlotte
and Eiehni'-Rd.
v.._ (-. 1 t- c v....i- NT nil T'.--i.<n?ti
Fu!lr.::'ii i!:awi:itr r<;n*n l>r.ffct s cars !><:
i\v<" ii JackAsnvi:!? mat New V??ric ami Pudit:::!
slcepim; cars lieuvecn Augusta mui Char
lot I o. Ditiimr cars m-. w a 1 n:?-::is cnrou-p
Pullman sleeping cars lelwecu Jacksonville
: n?i < 'olwjTjl'ia, i-nr<>u c.ai'y 1 etwen .Jack* ?u
villi' and Cin<*irrati, via Asia v;IV.
FRANKS.<-! ANN>>N. J. M. (TT.P.
Third Y-P. .? <-ic:i. Mgr. T. 55.. \\ ashi?:' {< n.
\Y. A. Tl'RK. S II. HA:-!>\YI< K.
Or. P. A.. NVa-'ii (-i. P. A.. Atlanta.
60UTHERN RAILWAY.
(3>
<IV
' Coadcnaed schedule la Effect
JCiYi IS07.
STATION^ | s^/l.
t.v. Cluti lcatoS: ? [ 7 10 a m
Lv Columbia 11 ' * :a
" Proniiwiry 1- 11 P m
" Newtjorry 'f- P *
" Niuety-SiS 1 -o p ra
At. Greenwood 1 P ,a
" Hodgca 2 25 p m
^.r. Abhovilia 2 .*>5 o ra
At. Dai ton ) 3 l?i p t?
ir. AnJernvti I. ? jt5_p_m
JLr.~Gracn villa 4 A) p m
Jin Atlanta " '.7 P30 pia
STATION'S. |
Lv. Grwnnlle W *) * **
* Piedmont | ? 'R
5Vllliftnuiron 11 13 a ra
Lv. Anderson I 1] Qo a re
Lv. Ballon II 35 * tn
Ar. I>n:,r.a'd? ! ' >' P ra
Lv. aLI* villa 1 11. * m
Lv. I i* m p
u (irtf>nwoo>l I 1 ,!0 p m
" Isin?fj-Slz ! ib p rsi
M Newberry 2 i*> p ra
" Prosperity 2 3? p rn
Ar. Columbia 3 tti p ra
Ar. Charle?Toa ..I ? 00 p ra
BffijiKTl? stations ft5aii.r|'k?iy
yo. >'Xo-I3 olAl.WtS. IXo.HlNoJi
6S0pi 7 l'Ja Lv... Chsries'on. Ar; snOp.liOOe
| "iKialrrSi! " .... CohiKiTii* .... " I 3S5p ~5~.?p
l 07a 12lfrpi " ......Alston " | 2 45p t> 5*
| JC04a' 126pj " Eantuo " i I 25pj 7 40p
10 2Ua| 2 02;.| " Union " ! J Ulp| 7 80p
lOSOse 22Bpi "... Jone^-vi"* ... " 12 JOp 6 5#p
10 64a i 2 37p| " P*c.)l??t " 12 I4pj 8 47p
I 11 25*! 8 lisp:Ar.. Spartanburg. I.v'll 4na{ 8 20p
j 11 46*i 823p Lt . Sparinnbtirg.. A rill 8(Ap
I 2 iSpi 7'Jey Ar.... A?h?vi'.!e? Lr: 8 A.*' t06p
"P," p. m. "A," a. ci.
I Trains 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
j sleeping rara bat wren Columbia ami Ashevilia.
| cnrouta datiy beiw can Jocfcaonvlibe and Claoin
; nttl.
Trains learo Spartanburg, A. <fc C. division.
| northbound, 5\f7 a. m.. 8-4; p. m., 0:18 p. ia.,
IVtatibulo Limited); sou'hbound 12:.'<i a. ia.,
:16 p. m., 11 :S7 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains leave Greenville, A. and C. division,
I northbound, 5:45 a. m., 2.81 n. ra. end 5:80 p. in..
i (Yeatibaled Limited) - aoutblKiund, 1:25 a. ra..
! 4 2?J p. m., 12 p. in (Ve?tlbuled Ldud'.od)
Pullman Service.
PuHrasn BAlace e'e^plng cars on TrciaaCjand
G>". 87 and '&, on A and C. division.
yr. H. GR2KN, J M GULP
Gen. Superintendent, 1 rarflo Wtfr,
Washington, L>. 0. Washington, D. C
j W. A. TUHK, S H. HAKDW1CXC.
Ger>. Pa?*. Ag't. As't Gen. Pasa Ay t.
j "Washington, D. G. Ay' a, Ga
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Franklin Squire, New York
Land for Sale.
TT^E OFFER AT PRIVAIE SALE
W the following11 :od:
Home tract, *2) acres, about two horsefarm
opened Oa "he place ic fine water
t owtr with dam <?1 ready built. It has two
settlement!, good farming 1 mds
Tract No 2 ?107 acres abc ut 1 ?0 acres
woods laud with new (Drilling and necessary
ont buiidiegs; open land enough lor
two horses.
Tract No 3?170 acres, all timber and
well watered.
The abov.j land is located about two
miles from Swansea Terms reasonable.
Applv to either
SAME. IiUSfY.
J. zed liurro
S jrans^a, S C
April 21, LSJ-J ? tf
I
Saw Mills,!
Light. Hfi'l H?avy, and Xipptioi. !
CHEAPEST aM> P.EST.
OF~f a f everv day; 'v->r . IsJ hands.
Lombard Iron ^o?fc5
e> ... /-l _
CtifSl! <3Upp{y ^u,g
AVGUai'A, <itUuGlA.
January 27?
i
lUmcn's TolIc Liver Pills, a pleas- j
ant remedy for all diseases aiising i
from a disordered or torpid liver, i
They are the modern cue for eonsti- ;
pation, biliousness, sick headaches, !
specks before the eyes, etc. Tb^y '
do net sicken or gripe, mild inaction, i
thorough in effect. O.dy cue a dose, !
sugar coated and pleasant to take. !
Price, 2.1 cents a hov, at I he Hazaar. '
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SPIRITTINE '
REMEDIES, p
En lorsed b> some of the Lemtiuy Men 1
Profession. No Quaek or Patent Hc-diciue
hnt
NATJSi'S PURE REMEDIES.
Admitted into the World Co.tmn iau Exposition
in !b93
Use Spirittme Ralsam for Rheumatism,
Ooiils. Lameness. Sprains, SoreThroat
| Use -pirittiuu Iubilenr lor Consumption,
Consumptive Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma
and La ar'pp*
i Spirittine Ointment is indispensable '*n the
treatment of Skin Listases, Core Itch,
Itching Piles.
In consequence of the astonishing sue- I
cess in removing diseases. i?s demand now !
coine-; not alone irom this vicinity but i
from everywhere in the United States and j
Eur po.
Wholesale au-.l Retail bv G. M HARMAX. !
!
LEX IA GTOIV
&mm rasnms, i
F5R D0Y3 AND SiP.LS.
PREPAliL.S FOR TEACHING
COLLEGE OR HU I NESS.
High School. Intermediate, and Pri m in
Coursts.
English, German. French, Greek and Latin
Taught.
$ar-\ rry riealthiest Location. R >ard i
very cheap i4 to S7 per month Tniriot.
exetilingl} low. ?1 to Si 50 p*,r monM:
Expanses per year S50 to S7j. Had 125
students last session
N< xt session bigins Monday, September
19. 1898. Lor full particulars,
Address
' 0. D. fc-EAY. Principal,
Lexington, S. C.
PARKER7^ = I
HAIR BALSAM \
C!tarsc? and beautifies the hair. ;
* luxuriant protrth.
*3?* Never Fails to Eostore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Carta ecu!? <i:>ea?ts Ac hsir failing.
g<c,a:icl<j;..-.ft Drutf,*
Allii YUU SICK,
SIFFEBIMi,
OR
a T?t?I mrri?i^
i\.r i 1 i
IN ANY WAY,
A.V:i NEKU
i^ZEiDZCXisrzE? j
j
(f so, you will find in the Drug |
and Medicine Department at j
the Bazaar, Standard Medicines
for all Complaints, |
Diseases, Etc., which will:
give relief and cure you.
AT THIS BAZAAR. I
CtEOX&E BBTOfl|:
UAJN ST.. COL U AT HI A, S. C-.
JEWELER REPAIRER j
Has, h splendid stock ot Je.vein, \\ Hteliea, \
Clocks and silv?rvare A fine fine cl i
Spectjicies and F.yi-glnssrs to fit every oue. ;
ail for sale at iowtsi prices
JJTSf Repairs on Watches first class :
qoicklv done and iruaranteed. at incdrrate j
oric.hB 6o?tf.
mm mm nbus !:
_ i
COLUMBIA, S. C.
capital stop. ox) oc. i
SURPLUS 3U.0WJ t?J i
1"STV1?LISHE!? 1-71.
JAMES WOO'MjO'.V, I'resilient.
JUL1U> WAT K KII Vice I'res dent.
KKOME H SAWYER. C?-.: icr. ' *
DIRECTORS .James V. o.-drow. John A.
Cr.i\v:or<l, Ju'ins H \\alk?r. C. l^/sim- J
iq'jps. AV C Wright. W. H. Giturs
Johu T. Sloan. T T. Moore. J. L. .Mimnangh.
h S Jovaes.
rnHIS BANK fcOLICiTS A SHARE. IF
1 cot all, ot jonr bsv inesH, anil will ; I
Ktant every favor consistent with safe auJ 1 i
eon?irl ^cr.king. '
January 2W, 18P7 - ly. T
OHERIES,
, C3U.OZ2&S,
SCCIZISISS, 4
*moiu.\g tobacco
Dliina,
Notions, .
^EEIDICI3>TES,
OOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC
J
cf all Colors. *
Bazaar, \
K, s. o. 1
COLUMBIA, KEVHB FRY AND ]
V- LAUfi?f<S ?AIL- OA '. '
Tt> "Ffict J(.iuin SiL, 1899. A
No. 52 " No. 2 1
11 u n Iv. Columbia.. M
1 17 a in :il. .Lmpbart.
i i 25 a in ur.... li mo ...
11 82 a m ar. Ballcntine . 1
tl 87 a in ai."Whiteltock.
11 40 a ra ar .. Hiltou...
11 45 a m ar.. Chapin...
11 55 h in ar L Mountain <
11 -^8 a m ar.. .Mij-ha..
12 07 p m ar.Prospi rity..ar 8 30 pm
12 20 p in ai. Newberry. ar 8 00 pm
12 33 p m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar 7 20 pm
12 38 p mi ar... Gaiv... .ar 7 10 pm
12 43 p m ar.. Kiuard. ..ar 7 01 pm
12 50 p m ar. Goldville..ar 6 50 pm
1 03 p in ar.. Clinton . .ar 6 30 pm
1 12 p m ar .. Pai ki?. . .ar 41^ pm
1 25 p m ar. .Laurens. .Iv 4 0u pm
RETURNING SCHEDULE.
No. 53 T "NoTl
1 85 pm 1 v. ."Laurens, .lv 1010 am
1 41 p ra Iv.. .Paiks.. .Iv 1<? 00 am
1 58 p m Iv. ..Clinton.. .Iv 9 4<> am
2 02 p m 1 v...Goldville..Iv 9 17 am
2 O'J p ui iv.. Kiuard...Iv 9 05 am
2 14 p m lv... Gary .. .Iv 8 50 am
2 19 p m lv.. Jalapa.. .Iv 8 40 am
2 82 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am
2 47 p ru lv.Prosperity.lv 0 45 am i
2 57 p m lv.. .Sli^bs.. .lv
3 Ui p m 1>. L. Mountain lv
3 1-> 1-. ni i
'j m jy ui X > . UUCICU. ..IV
3 18 p in lv... 4?i on .. lv a
3 21 d ui lv White- Rock lv
3 2(> p m lv. Bailee tine. lv
3 35 p ai lv... Irnio 1 v
3 42 p rii lv..Tjt'aphnrt..lv
3 55 p iij >ir ..Columbia. .ar
Trams 52 and 53 ?uu solid between
Charleston sod Gi< LVille. Train
52 uiakss e'o- e cr.uueetloD at L?urt
us- for Augusta and SpaitaLburg., <
N > 53 ui?k? s> elot-e conntction at >
Sumter for the North.
Nus 1 and 2 makes clof-e connection
with S. A L to HL,d from Atlanta.
For further infounation call on or
ad dies8
B. F. P. LEAPHART,
Citv Ticket Agent,
J. F. LIVINGSTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C.
W. G. t.IiILD-8, President.
iliiiiiH
OF SoCTIi CA1-.OI IN'A j
State, City & County Depository j
C'JhUMillA, b. C. F
C ipit.il Paid iu Full $150 000 00 ^
Surplus 3 ,000.00 k
Liabilities of Stockholders.... 150,000.00
$335. f 00.00
SAVINGS DBPAETMEITT.
Interest at the rate o! 4 p?.*r centum per anucm
pani on deposits in this department ^
Til US T UEPAIUMENT.
This I;-'La ainier specui provision of its
charter exercises the office Of Exe?*Utorw
uimiMstrdtor. Trustee or Guardian of Esates.
Sf FITY DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Fire and iiuigiar pro i satet> deposit
lor rent from $4 CO to $12 10 per jear.
EDWIN W. IiOBERlON
President,
a. c Haskell,
Vice President
J. CALL WILL I<< BMt'l SUN,
2d Vice President
G. M. 13EKUY.CasL.er. %
February l& Ij '
Nurseries,. <
largest and oldest IN TEE
south.
healthy stock tbue TO NAME.
Leading O'd Standard Fruits as well as
New Varieties ol Merit
Foreign and Orh-nM.1 Fruits and Nnts, Japanose
Fear-, Piums. Apricots. Wal- J
nuts ami C..? stunts a big success. '
Large Sto-.-k o? Does and Gr en Hons J
Plants, Cut Fio*er.?, Floral and Fun?rai
Designs
Please give urd? r to u r salesmen whcanvass
jour court* and the ??me shall
nave our pr. iuut attention
ft'e would be phased :o l:;tvr- \on write
at o:.ce lor catalogue and pamphlet on
-Dew to Fiart and (Cultivate aD
Orcb rd "
Address
J. VAN LINDLET, Proprietot
Pomona N 1
Aon. 23 l.v
W. A. RECKLING,
ABTIST,
COLUMBIA, S. CM
ts now* making the best pic1
tores tLut can be bad in tb:s country,
Lti'l ail who have never had a real tine pic:ue,
should nc.v try some ot bis latest
ivies Specimens e.m be set n at his Galtrv.
up sta;rs. next to the Hub.
-i J ? t ?
jj<-u^ers, journras rt corns, oouuier
jocks, memorandum book?, school J
)ook?, pads, pencils, ink of all colors, mi
tiucilagp, Sir, for sal? at the Bazaar. m
, \