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The Lexington Dispatch Burned April 25th; rebuilt July 19.1891 G. M. BARMAN. Editor and Pub'ishwr. LEXINGTON, S. C., WJBIN2SDAY, MAY 31, 1899. 417 Dr J L JchnstoD, post mortem 5 00 4IS Dr J M Sease, post mortem 5 00 419 Dr J J Wmgard, examioiog lunatic 5 00 420 L B Haynes, serving examining board... 22 20 421 J D Farr, services supt education 100 00 422 J D Farr, postage &c 3 10 423 D W Corlev, beef for poor bouse 4 50 > 421 S D Fulmer, salary and expenses p b 45 42 425 T H Caughman, dieting prisoners ..... 103 30 426 T H Caughman, office fees 72 05 427 T H Caughman, j iil expenses 27 39 428 H A Spanr, express 1 25 429 S B George, election expenses 1 4S 430 L G Wheeler, inter est on note 70 00 431 J F Leapbart, interest on note 74 90 * 432 C E Lespbart, J P, postage . 3 00 * 433 C E Leapbait, j p 1 c lunacy preceediDgs. 10 00 434 Isaiah Ha'tiwaDger, convening luDatic... 2 25 435 IT W Jtfcoat, inquest and cost...: 10 50 436 D J HymaD, conveyr~. ing pauper 2 00 437 Scott Hendrix, 2 coffins for paupers 6 00 438 J F Harman, conveying lunatic 2 65 433 C L Beard, printing stationery 1 00 410-0 P Clark, services township com 6 00 441 M E HarmaD, auditor's salary 75 CO 442 M D Harman, postage, &c 1 60 443 M D HarmaD, printing and stationery.. 28 90 %? _ 444 G M HarmaD, county printing 10 CO 445 F C CacgbmaD, work on jail.. 1 50 440 W P Roof, paint, &e, j iil and court house. 80 447 W P R^of, supplies pcorhouse .. 22 60 448 W P Roof, supplies chain gang 3 96 349 D F Efird, lumber 1 87 450SL Rawl, wood G 00 451 Isaiah Howard, 13 road scoops * 3 90 * 452 S N Coogler, mending road tools 1 90 453 W A Goodwin, salary ^ magistrate and con. 43 75 454 W A Goodwin,inquest and constable 10 50 455 J B Latham, supplies for chain gang 6 50 456 Wingard, postage, &c 7 63 457 Walker,Evan?,&Cogswell, stationery 12 05 j 458 J D Senn, services township com 3 00 459 George & Mathias beef for poor house. 8 00 460 C D Rawl?, services townehip com 13 60 451 E L Sease, lumber 10 24 462 S P Drafts, conveylunatic 8 GO 463 Dr D_M Crosson, 2 examining lunatics.. 10 00 464 W A Neal, clothing for chain gang 18 00 465 L A Pool, lumber... 13 95 466 X S YouDginer, lumber 2 25 A k D W !.L v jtvi a o xrics, supplies for chain gang 3 65 468 J J SultcD, lumber.. 10 72 469 It W Frick <5c Sor, supplies chain gang 59 75 470 J W Long, supplies for poor house 43 40 471 I N Bickley, lumber 40 472 H Poterfield, conveying pauper 2 40 473 Owen Cannon, services township com 3 00 474 EGrd & Dreher, attorney fees co com 25 00 475 F E Drther, serving co board education 6 00 j 476 Efird & Dreher, Meetze & Muller. attys fees 1000 00 477 L J LaDgford, salary 150 00 478 Dr M Q Hendrix, services p h and j-*il 24 00 j 479 Dr M Q Hendrix, f.-\r n 1^ Or\ I MUW?AV?UV V goug JL I IJ\J 4S0 D T Weed, building bridge and &c 2 00 481 C B Lindler, building bridge &c G S5 482 J F Kaeece, blood hound 15 00 | 483 H J Riwl, hay for chain gang 1 80 | 484 J H Roberts, salary and supplies c gaDg 1G3 35 485 J Walter Dreher, serving township com 3 00 480 D J Mcithias, interest on note 21 00 I 487 L D B Lever, 5 pines 3 75 j 483 B D Clark, services township com..... 10 00 J Cures Effected One Bottle C // I sold your C.I i rTv'/ ' -; OCn physician had km i .y nogood sin* need | '* was wuufcly cure | Tumor Removed. l||^r ^ i The wife of one of my ypfiiSb^ j customers was so badly af- !3i::MlTO|3lrrSflictod with tumor of the '!:?:'.; iKi'v-' : >-ff^P wombthatshewasunable % I vL.Ji' to go about. Alter using < V 7/ s s three bottles of G. F. P. " / / / / the tumor was expelled. ' / / ' J. H.RATOLIKK. , , . Ratclift'. Tex. ' / ' Suffered from Change of L i ? My wife was sick for seven years, sti (fori j Change of Luc. \\ o tnedcveryrhingwi <-.> the doctors and paid out a considerable su nient without any cowl result. We then | C. F. P.auditdulmorogoodthanallelse for six years.. It is the greatest remedy for I inolrK? ovor rm i)\f\ tnufl-of ! J.T>i BOKDEX. Colmc Sohl at all Drag Stores, L. GBRSTLE & CO., Proprs., FOR SALE BY J. 489 W S Hite, services towDship com 5 00 590 A L Smith, services township com, 23 5ft! 491 W J Rucker, services j i township c and work 14 30 j, 492 S L Smith, services township c and work 15 25 j 493 S E Taj lor, services j j township c and work 13 75 494 C R Sturkie, sei vices 7 f I township c and work 13 25 ; 495 J. E Fulmer, services township c and work 15 70 496 F A Hegman, services r? ' i ( ' township c and work 9 85 i 497 J A Kaigler, services townbhip c and work 9 00 498 J A Spires, services !. township c and work" 18 00! 499 G A Sheaiy, services county board 22 951 500 A R Taylor, set vices township com 10 00 501 L J Langford, mate- |, rial, &c 1 G5 502 G R Sheaiy, lumber , and work . 3 50 , 503 D E Shumpert, services township board 22 00' 504 J W Dreher, services county board 11 10 ( 505 F A HegmaD, services j ( county board 1 65 ; 506 G A Kaminer, services i < co board com 15 65 507 G A Sheaiy, interest on note 21 00 \ ] Total $15,143 11 1 Dispensary Claims. No. Name. Nature of Claim. Amt. ^ 107 R L Keisler, sei vices on board control 13 00; ] 110 S B George, rent.... 15 00 j 111 P I Rawl, dispenser 137 59 113 B B Hiller, dispenser at Chapin 20 00 114 F EDreher,for towns portion 36 05 ' 115 B B Hiller, dispenser at Chapin 44 15 1 116 B B Hiller, dispenser *at Chapin 120 86 j 117 B B Hiller, store ' rent 6 00 ^ 118 W J Baientine, serl vices board control.. 11 301 119 R L Keisler, services i j ?l?i oo on !( UUttlU UUUtlUl -- uw ! . 120 J W Addy, services board control 23 5013 121 J W Addy, services at Chapin dispensary 2 50 122 G A Derrick, services on board control. ... S 70 j 123 S B George, 8 rent .. 15 001' 121 P I Raw], services and incidental 161 00 j # ! < 125 Town Council Lexington, i net profits 96 38 j 126 B B Hiller, dispenser j at Chapin 30 00 p 122 Mrs Ann Williams, rent Jan Feb March 6 25 j1 121 B B Hiller, sei vices, 1 U S license, &c... . 85 00 123 W J Ballentine, ser- ! ^ ! , vices on board control 21 15 j' 121 S B George, store rent 15 CO j ^ 125 J W Addy, sei vices ^ Jan, Feb and March 20 00 i 1 ] 126 R L Keisler, services and incidentals 2-100! 127 W J McCartba, ser- j * vices dispenser 113 28 j * 128 Town Council (J W j1 Long), i net profits j * Feb and March 67 90 | * I Total for dispensary $1115 CI j Recapitulation. Commissioners and c!erks$ 1,148 03 t Board equalization BIS 70 1 Jury, witness and con 0,099 30 E Sheriff 1,008 73 * Magistiate and constable 1,401 33 j1 Coroner 112 33!1 Poor house and poor 789 04 ^ Roads and bridges 871 09 Books, sta'y and printing 382 13 ;c Public buildings 148 42 P Insurance 19G 00 1 Contingent 1 974 28 I Auditor 300 00,{ Clerk of Court 303 20! Commutation tax 236 00; Extra levy 069 79 c Physician and attorneys. 73 00 ^ Redeeming R K bonds.. 665 00! Attorneys' fees bond cases 1.14C 01 a Total County $15,143 11 fJ Total School 11,269 91 c Total Dispensary... 1,11-5 611 Total State Treasury 15,959 09; , s Tutal Expenditure. $43,178 63 's i by G. F. P. |?g?1 ured Where Physician Failed, i t. P. to a yo'.tiiK lady customer whom onr ! on hi* as hopeless, and toj.i liorif it did her | not pay for it. A ilor taking oik* bottle she : tian>! has !>?-on in good health ever since. J. K. GILL! LAND. Moore's Rridirc. Ala. Health Restored. : 1 war, weak and in very bad : v "~-o A') health and unable to do my work. 1 used one bottle of ^ '/ J G. F. P. and it did mc more ;'/>( good than anything 1 ever j ^ used. 1 am now in stood health ' fY) 'W ami can do my work. IWV Mrs. ?. K. CHANDLER. Gin. Ark. j 7' \ imi m, i * ;i? -111 mjrirom tne v - / wts ! Sis s wlimlusi-d / V \ I , ' \ snfierir.K 1(- v [ i I sneil. Tex. 1 ' Price $1.00 per Bottle. Chattanooga, Tenn. | E. KAUFMANX, A STarrow Escape. Thankful words written by Mrs. A.da E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. '"Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lung?; cough setiu and finally terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave me up, saving I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends cn carlh, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. IviDg's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Cjlds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bot lies. It has cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now a well and healthy woman.'1 Trial bottles free at J. E. Kaufmann's Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and SI.00. Guaranteed or price refunded. * Russia with a population of 127,000,000, has only 18,334 physicians. In the United States, with a population of about 75,000,000, there are 1*20,000 physicians. Some of the results of neglected dyspeptic conditions of the stomach are cancer, consumption, heart disease and epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure prevents all this by effecting a quick cure in all cases of dyspepsia. J. E Kaufm|nn. The medical examinations before the State Board of Medical Exam iners in Columbia recently resulted in giving the State 48 new physicians. The indications are now that there will be nine or ten candidates For governor and five or six for the Coiled States senate in South Carolina. spam s o-reatsss j^eea. Mr. R P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, 3. C. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head. On using Electric Bitters, America's greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle, nerve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every bottle guaranteed, Dnly 50 cent?: Sold by J. E. Kaufmann, Druggist. Bishop J. S. Key, of Kentucky, will preside over the next meeting Df the S C. Conference M. E. Church, South, at Orangeburg, beginning December 9th, 1899. Mr. Eugene Loeb, a most excellent poung man of Ciaaaleston, who has been attending the South Carolina College, was drowned last Thursday near Columbia while bathing in a pond. J. T. Reese, Modoc, S. C, writes: Have used Dr. M. A. Simmons Liter Medicine 12 years. Cor.-d me cf [ digestion and my wife of Sick Eleadache. Think it worth four imes as much as either Ziilin's or Black Draught I used. Gen. Wheeler indignantly denies hat he was suubbed at Charleston. Dn the contoary, he says: 'T was vas never more royally entertained, )oth by the citizens and veterans, a my entire life." Shako Into Your Shoes. xVlien's Foot-Ease, a powder for he feet. It cures painful, swollen, ! imarting, neivous feet and instantly j akes the stiDg out of. coins and \ )unions. It's the greatest comfort J siscovery of the age. Allen's Foot- j Sase makes light or new* shoes feel o J iasy. Try it today. Sold by oil j iruggists, grocers, shoe stores aud j >ener?d storekeepers everywhere. By j nail for 25 cents in stamps. Tiial j )ackage free. Address, Allen S. J dlmsted, Le Boy, N. Y. Sunday night, May 21st, in Hon v :ounty, a row occurred in which I iValter Bowel), 19 years of age, shct ! md killed two brother?, Brogdon and | fou Eiviugton, aged IS and 20. | L'he boys were on their way from | :hurch when the difficulty occurred, s A few bushels of seed peas and j weet potatoes will be taken on subciiptiori at (his office. Juk ?Why did you kiss Mimie so ferventl;? Are you engaged to hei? Charlie? No, but I whp, and she has consented to break (fi' the cDgagem nt. J. D Bridge, editor and proprietor of the Democrat, Lancaster, N. H , sayi: UI would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled with a cough or cold. It is the best remedy for croup I ever used." J. K Tvaufmann. Application has been made for a charter for the Cowpens' Battle Association, of G^ffuey. The object is to collect historical data relative to the famous battle, and make (ffirts to have a national park established at the battleground. Tt r-on liorn nilno /tnrA JL* JUU UU?^ V/Ui C IUW1U* A< v/ u e undergoing honible operations that simply remove the results of the disease without disturbing the disease itself. Place your confidence in DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. I'has never failed to cure others: it will Dot fail to cure you. J. E. Ksufm inn. A meoting of the county trush e stockholders of the Farmer's Alliance Exchange of South Carolina will be held in Columbia on the 27Lh day of July at 8:30 p. m , to consider questions connected with the business of said Exchange. ? ? If the Baby is Cutting Teeth Be bure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea Twenty-five cents a bottle. It is the best of all. The railroads carried 30,000 passengers into Charleston and home again during the Be-unioq without a single accident. Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough T.J.1,1 frr. Ono \tinnfo fliinoli 1 cauiij )IWU bU VUW 4JU.I&AMVW Care. Use this remedy in time and save a doctor s bill?or the undertaker's. J. E. Kaufmann. General Bjotb, of the Salvation Army, is making preparations to establish an industrial farm of 15,000 acres in western Australia ? * A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burr, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcere, Boils, Felons, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cents a box. Care guaranteed. Sold by J. E. Kaufmann, Druggist. - Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania, has officially invited the manufacturers and citizens of this State, through Governor Ellerbe, to participate in the exposition of American manufacturers which is to open in Philadelphia September 11. The exposition is to be made a permanent one and will be a complete uthow of American industiies.*' The army ciicles and the Filipino Commission have agreed to disagree as to the offers to be made to th8 insurgents. Avmy circles oppose the idea of making conciliatory tffjrs to the Fil pinos, cl.imirg that if they are whipped now they will sue for peace on any terms and hence futcre * i i it . i . i rpi Dlooastiea will De averted. me Commission bold a different opinion and strongly favor conciliatory measures. The division is very much regretted by the War Department, but it is, however, disposed to suppoit General Ons. Mother'sFrisnd ]i is a liniment for expectant mothers <[ 1 i1 to use externally. It softens the muscles | <[ and causes them to expand without dis- J ]i comfort. If used during moft cf the period ?[ if of pregnancy there will be no morning 1 <i sickness, no rising breasts, no headache, ji ]? When baby is born there will be little <j <[ pain, no dancer, and labor will be short Ji ',and easy. $1 a bottle at druggists. (| . J> Send for a Free copy of our illustrated <j I i[ book about Mother's Friend. 11 The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, 6a. j | I -o The Altamont Bible Iosfitu'e will be moved from G eenville to Columbia this full. The friends of the institute claim that while their prc8- j ent situation is advantageous for quiet, hard study, it does not present i these opportunities for Christian j woik amors? tbe*peoDle which are so i much desired in connection with an ! enterpiise cf this kind. A charter has been applied for the j 01. mpia Cotion mills of Columbia, j Irs capital will be $1,500 000. The i power will be electiicity, furnished | by the power on the Columbia canal. | It will be the largest mill in the I South, having 101,000 spindles and j 2.G00 looms. The corporators are Columbia's mill and bank presidents 1 and leading business men. B.tLj >, Violin and Guitar strinps, Harmonicas of all grades, tit the | Razes r. i JL LluVe b^tu a e>l.tlv;tfcf ilUltl CUfUl-lC diaihoea ever since the war and have used all kinds of medicines for it. At last I found one remi'dy that has been a success as a cure, and that is Chauibei Liu's Colic, Ciiolera and best cough medicine I ever had 111 tbo house.?J. L Moore, South Borgettstown, Pa. Fur sale by J E. Kaufmarm. A ten-year old colured giil was killed by an extra freight train on the S. U A: C., railroad recently, below Glcndale station. The tiainwas moving at the rate o? fifty miles an hour round a sharp curve when the child was struck and instantly killed. An inquest was held aud the railroad men exonerated from blame. President Henry S. Hartzog, cf Clemson College, ha.s secured the seivices of Mr. J. C. C. Brunson, cf Florence, one of the best tobacco farmers in the Pee I).*e country, as lecturer at the Farmers' Institutes, to be held the corniDg summer, on the cultivation, curing and making cf the fragrant weed. It you suffer from tenderness <r fullness on the light side, pains under shoulder-blade, constipati >n, biliousness, sick headache and feel dull, heavy and sleepy your liver is torpid and congested. DeWitt's Little Eaily Risers will cure you promptly, pleasantly and permanent ly by removing the congestion and causing the bile ducts to open and flow naturally. They are gocd pills. J E. iCaufmann. "Are you going to be an old maid now, Ethel?" asked the young lady's ten year-old sister. -Why, certainly not, you silly child,'' she replied. 4 I shall marry Mr. Spoooer, of course." "But you can't now?'' '-"Why not?" Isn't he a bacheloi?" "Yes." "And he joined the church this morning ' "I know it." "And he was confirmed." "I know that, also." "Well, doesn't that make Lim a confirmed bacheloi?" .? - A Cure for Neuralgia. I was for some time a sufferer from Neuralgia. I trie<i nearly ever) thing I could hear of, but nothing did me an? peed until I purchased a box of Ramon's Liver & Tonic Pellets aDd b gin to use them They relieved m-i at once That wns over a year ago, and I have had no return of it since. Mrs. Willie Reed, Gurley, Ala. For sale by G. M Haruiau and J.'E. Kaufman n. PLANT LIFE, to be vigorous and healthy, must have Potash Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen. These essential elements are to plants, what bread, me?t and niitof -ii-o f-/-\ m-tn vtraiu aiv^ cv iiiun* Crops flourish on soils well supplied with Potash. Oar pamphlets tell how to buy and apply fertilizers, and are free to all. GERnAN KALI WORKS, ca Nnssau St., New York. A Mile of Reading? The Choicest Fiction Literature, A Remarkable Library for a Little .Money : : : : : NEW YORK NEWS LIBRARY 10c. A MONTH; SI A YEAR. T1IB Ji:XK NEMBKlt. 01 T MAT 20. WILEi . 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It instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Gastralgia.Cramps,and all other results of imperfectdigestion Prepared by E. C DeWitt &Co., Cfcago. J. E. KA.UFMANN. ALL BIG- BOZING EVENTS Aro Best Illustrated and escribed in POLICE GAZETTE The JVorUUFamous . . . . . Patron of Sports. $1.CC-13 W?EKS-$1.0C MAILED TO YOUR ADDRESS. RICHARD K. FOX, Publisher. Franklin Square, New York THE mini umm \ PAT T'^CTIT t C /"1 CUAj UiH-Dl.fi, O. Ky. CAPITAL $100 000 CO SURPLUS 30,0 JO 00 ESTABLISHED ltwl. JAMES WOOD ROW, President. JULIUS V/AI KER. Vice President. F.ROME H. SAWYER. Cashier. DIRECTORS- James Wood row, John A. Crawlord, Julius II. Walktr, C. Fiizsiiniuons, W. C Wright, W. H. Gibbes, Join T. Sloan. T. T. Moore, J. L. Mirunangb. E. S Jovnws. mHIS BANK SOLICITS A SHARE, IF X not all, of jour business, aud will grauf every favor consistent with safe and souii'l banking. January 29, lh07 1 j. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ^1^" Central Time thtvr.n n < nltimbla ami .Jaclihonv.tV. Kaslerii Time Detwcen Columbia am! Oilier Points. Effective May 1 ,?;?. v ,, , . No. H4 .No. ;> > Daily. Daily. Lv. .l'v'.le, K.< '.HI' rly * !Ma C?t?;? " Savannah ICS < I2r?;? At. Columbia 4 ;> 4 !.*>;? l.v. ( baric-ton, f.?. Ky. ... . 7 (XI a boo Ar. ('ohimbia 11 'Ma ll) JOi> 7.v. Amni.-Ui. So. ti\ 41 i? !?:o;> " (4ianiu-villo .I"1" 1" !">;> 11 aN! 1* i *11. 7 . .... " Tnnton... hitiji II i*j;i " Johnstons 1$ 4'.*j>; 11 iftip Ar. ColumbiaL'n. ~ aja l.v Col'bia Hlan?rj.' si . . ;" * >;> .j.Via " V. innslmro . (?' S (laiia | " Ciic.-h ; . i *.' ' a 7 ::: a " K?v. Hi!! . 7 !#j S i i a Ar. Charlotte ' . S4oj* ! !."? a " Danville . . . lb' "5a 3 b"i;? Ar. Ki-.-hintmiJ . o i'j;i < i Ar. Washington. 7 55* Oofip " HsdtimorePa. K. 12 f 12 a 11 25p " Philadelphia ..... .. 11 ff"; a 2 " New York... 2 ":>pi ti 22a v ...i . . . N"<>. :?* No. soutllhotliul. .. .. I>.??ly. Daily. I.v. X? v. York. Pa. P.H :! Oup 1215nf " Philadelphia.. ... ... ."> I'd p 11.7,1 a " Pnlt inline. . ... 7 55 pi ti 22a l.v. Wash"ton. So. Ky.. . . <? rMp 11 I.?a Lv. Richmond . . . U (Op; 12oliu Lv. Danville. . . ... I l>a t>?>2p " Charlotte s 15a 10 2t)p " Rock Hill ? ?::: 11 10n " Chester ... .. ! :;5: II Cl|) " Winnsliom. i(t 21 a 1'2 22 a Ar Col'liia Kinnd'g sf . . . 1125a 1117 a Lv. Columbia Un.dop't. . 11 15a 4 1)0a " .lohu^ioiis . . 1 22p 0 0)a " Tien ton .. ... 1 IS]. r> 25 a Ar. Aiken . 2 15p " Graniteville . .... ... 2u7p. 7 i7a " Augusta 2-5p; Hooa I.v. Columbia. So. Ky. . . a 55 p ti 45 a Ar. Charleston. ..* . ... h!7p 11 tun Lv. Col'hia. F.C.&P.Ry. .. it) :n a 12 17 a " Savannah. . .. :!i<7p 5 rfia Ar. Jacksonville. . . .. . . 7 45i> Q>a SCULPING < Alt sMKVM K. Excellent daily passenger service between Florida and X"\v York. Nos. ICJ and 24?Xe-.v York and Florida Express. Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars between Augusta and New York. Pullman drawing room sleeping earsl>et ween Tampa, Taeksunvidc, savannah, Washington and New York. Pullman Sleeping Cars In tweeti Charlotto and Riehmond. " Nos. K5 and I'A?U. S. Fast Mad. Through Pullman drawing risnu buffet s'eepiag ears between Jacksonville and New York and Pull man sleeping ears lietween Angusia anil Char lotte. Dining eai* serve all meals en roil to Pullman sleeping ears l-?'tween Jacksonville and Columbia, en rout drily between .lacks >i; vide and Cincinnati, via Asherille. FRANKS.GANNON, .T. M.('LLP. Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr. T. 31.. Washington. W. A. TURK. S. IT. HARD WICK. Or. P. A.. Washington. <-:. I*. A.. Atlanta. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Oeadensed Schedule la Effeet JTJ l.Y 4, 1S97. " STATIONS. fcr. Charleston 7 liTa m ly. Columbia?..... 11 ftO ? a " Prosperity 12 11 p a " Newberry 12 22 p ra " Ninety-Six 1 25 p m Ar. Greenwood 1 45 p ra " Hodge* 2 25 p ra Xr. AbWrlllt 2 55 p a Ar. Belton 8 10 p m Xr- Anderaon 38} p m Xr. Gr?u villa 4 20 p v% js. Atlanta 5 33 p a STATIONS. fjg^ | Lv. Greenville 10 30 a a | " Piedmont I 10 55 a a j Williamaton 11 18 a ra Lr. Anderson 11 06 a ra Lt. Bel ton 11 35 a ra Ar. Donnalda I 12 02 p ra Lr. Abbeyfiie 11 45 a ra CrTSodgfts 12 2u p in ** Greeuwood 1 00 p m " Ninety-Six 125 p a 44 Newberry 2 25 p na * Prosperity 2 37 p ra At. Columbia 3 50 p ra Xf^ Charleston 8 00 p ra fc'.'lLst'.'lSl STATIONS. tSOp! 7 10a Lr... Charleston. Ai j"?UjP 11 00a "t 30a; 11.30a] M Columbia " 3 35p TlSp 9 07a. 12 15p| " Alafon.. " j 2 45p SS* 10 04ai 1 2Spl " Santuo " i 1 25 p 7 45p 10 20a 202pi 14 Union " | 1 ittp 7 30p 1090a 3 23pl " ... Jonesvilla ... " !l2 2?lp 658p 10 54a| 287p| " Peo.lot " 12 Hp 6 47p 11 25a: 8 JOpiAr.. Spartanburg. Lv U 45a 6 80p 11 46a 8 88p!Lv . Spartanburg.. Arlll "J?a 8 06p Itfpl 70l)p Ar?Aahevtlle.... Lvl > 2ua 8u6p "P," p. a. "A." a. ra. Trains 9 and 10 carry elegant Pnllmao j sleeping cars between Columbia and Ashovilla, enrouta daily batwaan Jacksonviiie andCincln BSti. Tralna leave Bpartanbarj. A. A C. division, northbound, 6:37 a. ra., 8:4? p. in.. 6:13 p. ra., iVestibule Limited); southbound 12:2H a. in.. :15 p. m.f 11:37 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.) Trtius leave Greenville, A. and C. division, northbound, 5:45 a. m., 2:31 p. m. aud 5:30 p. m., (Vesllbuled Limited): southbound, 1:25 a. a.. 4:80 p. m., 12:30 p. in. (Ve^tibuied Limited) Pallraan Service. Pnllmnn palace sleeping cars on Trains S3 and 66, 87 and 33, on A. and C. division. W. E. GRESN, J 54 CUL? Gen. Superintendent, Traffic MVr, Washington, D. ti Washington, O. C vr. A. TURX, 8. H. IIARDWICJC. Gen. Pass. Ag't. As't he: Pass Ag %. Washington, D. C. At* i?, <3n THE CI1A IlLESTON LINE . . /M T1TI i vr\ O ? T> T> i ?? BUI; I tl UA?'UL.Ii.S.A vj/l, XV. XV. v_u. Iu Effect January 2, 1809. (Ea^m Time.) lv Chailestoi *7 i.t) a v '0 30 pu *7 < 0 a n ar Columbia. 11 00 a u. 10 10 pa- il (.0 a m Iv Colombia 11 39a d. 11 35 am ar Spar'aub'g 3 10 pa ar Ashville 6 30 p m lv Colombia ! Ill 33 an. lv Charlotte . 8 22 p a- 9 25 am lv Danville.. 1159pm 130pm ar Washing's 6 42 am 9 05 p u? ar I) o'timore 8 05 a n 11 25 p m >.r Plii'arlel'a 0 25 a m 2 5G a in ar New York 12 ".3 p m 6 23 a m ar Baston ... 18 30 p ru f3 39 a m lv B )aton ... f9 00 a n. *4 00 p m Iv New York. *3 20 pm *120 >am lv Lhiladel'a 5 55 p m 7 20 a n lv Baltia ore. 8 37 p m 9 42 a n: lv Washing's 10 45 p m 1 15 a in lv Danville .. 4 45 a m 6 <J7 ,? m ar Charlotte . 9 2 > a m 10 00 a in ar Columbia.! : , 100pm lv Asbevillc. ; | *7 <0 a m iv Spartanb'i,1 ' 11 4" p m 4r Columbia, i 3 15pm | 3 0<>pm lv Columbia. 3 55 p rr. G 50 a m 3 15 pm ar Charleston *8 17 pm *11 CO am *8 17pm *Diilv t Except Sundav. %U(iU>TA DIVISION. (West-Daily. > leave Charleston 7 00 a m' 5 30 p m j arrive Augusta 1151a m 10 45 p m arrive Atlanta 8 20 p in 5 00 a in J arrive New Orleans.. 8 20 p ra i arrive Chattanooga ... J 00 a m 1 00 p in arrive Nashville 6 40 a m G 55 p m arrive Evansvlil 40 p m 1 25 a m arrive So Louis 7 32 p n. 7 20 a m THEQUGH TFv \IN SE it VICE. Angusta Division.?Tnrongh Sleepers be tween ( harleston and Atlanta, leaving Charleston at 5 30 p. m., Eiiiv-cg in Atlanta at 5 a in. Columbia Division - Through Coaches between Charleston and Asiuville, both directions Shortest route to AsheviHe an J II. >; Springs, N. C., and all resorts oi' Upper North and South Carol!i a. Through tickets can be purchased, sleep ing car reservations secured, bag;?as:c checked to destine.-ion and all "th-r in format ion obtained by arphng to \V>? li Evans, C. T. A.. Charleston ilottl.oiG W. Dewees, Ticket Agent, L-ne Street Station L. A TrafiSr. M.mat'pr. | Ramon's Auic-iican Stock Powder?, ! one of the best preparations on the | markei for cattle, huge and pcnliij ! 15 and 25 cents package s, at the i Bazaar. Use tbis powder once and ! yon will hare no other. 1 CONFECTIONERIES^ J sa23js, crackers, 1 ^.^^rc-sr o-kocezbxes, fl j CIGARN, CHEWIAG and s-OJOIHrNCi T Oil AC CO H i Toys, i Fancy China, I Notions, ID^2"CTC-S arLd. ZL^IEZDICXIfcTinS. "* PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC v Diamond Dyes of all Colors. 1 Rarman's Ra/aar A jm. rn.Mt.am. mm. ^7 mz js ELM ^ Md. y LEXIXGTOX, S. C. SEND NO MONEY EaasSfoajMig , ^7 ' C*~J wo will seed you (JUR HIGH tzsSrTO VJ 8 B 50 GRADE DROP CABIHET PURDiCK SEWIHC MACHINE ~ f"!KH (. o. 1>. mbjeet to ciasl I ; oaii .n. A ?.a ran examine it at your nearest treiirht depot and t: y 'Fifrjfr I % found perfertlj uiiafartory. exactly a.- i-pre on Led.? jjflBMBL I *, a8PI ^ 1 fjii.1 lo markinfs oltirra *rl) a? l.ieh a* ?(!(>. (Ml, nr.d Till .. p y u x I OKtAUiM IMKtUtS VOL I VEIL ilr. tUb (IK. ps? " "fI frrirhi *efot Our Special Offer Price ?15 50 "" RvyPryv. ami iroiirht charges. The machine wcijrfcs ! Hf3;l 12U pound* ami tiie freight will a ventre *"> cr.ir.s let- each SCO r.;ii<v. ?G?'Et;"'. a GIVE IT THREE IV-ONTHS- TRIAL i n your own home, au'i go zrvtx v- ?*} aflrSa mS *e r.ill rcum your flo.nO any day you arc not -etihrted. ?r rr!! dif- FjJjiV-. ?'nr ^i1 B| frrrnt in ?kr? a*<! s.-adr. of ???.?; XuM.ict ? f?. SO. $10.00. $11.0.1. *0 ?"^ri a pKjfl $12.00an.I ap, *11 fully d??*r|hcil In Oar Krrr Srwtra Sarhini- fatxloriar. "4 H T nxf? igfef -. ? A . S ! -. SI5.50 far thu DROP DESK CABINET BURDICK j*?'? ?i) g ^ ?R?Sl $ ? i la the yrentect value ever offered by any house. f f ' $ a?2?* 5 c a "* BEWARE OF IMITATIONS f&: ggg?f||j -*|f .$M erti.^iucut^. oiIerm;? unknown maihint-s nn<ier various names. wit a p^cvj B| * n various indticenv.?nti*. Write son.e frund la i'bifaw and Iirura rrfco Are -"j; Q ? RKUABUJ AND W1H) AR" NOT. Rl31 ? ? ? TH*: R!j?rj^|f has every H0DE5N HrROVratST. Jl>V^^ ?' I nu Mwi\k>lvh kvi'ry ooci) point ok every ii ; i i cs5 "X" -. l1 ' CUADE SUIilNK JlADE. V.ITM Till. J . 3* DKI'EtTS OF NOSE. MADE UY THE BEST MAKEK IN AMERICA. ruS "< S? j^^rrrr^^Wfrr. ^ F >?'? 1 HE BF>T M ATKlt IA L ^ JVv urv. SOUP QUARTER SAWED OAK 1 1 ^ggr'riAMJ rousiIKO, one llluirraiion sn-.w-s l'achine elnscJ, dreaddrojv a ? piny?r?im kieht) to 1* Used as a cnti r t,.i?!i*. ?ian?l or de?S, Hi* oilier S k Satf ?PPB with full tciiyih t il le nrnl head in plae? for hewing:, 4 faery .9 i d'aorri. latrxt 1>i09 eirl? ioa frarnr. eaned. i fiueled. embossed and 5 fb H y* ter*. tall bearing adjustable treadle. jrcM.i: r Smyth iron 8tand. ^ 3 rv a J'tofst laree lllsh Arm head, positive four motion feed. *elf threading vibrat- j ? J , / r vi/ H a lySi in?shuttJe. automatic bobbin winder. adjti>tai?:e bearing, patent tension f f|i T d 1^7511 iiberator. improved ioote wheel, adjustable pr*s?et- fc.t, improved shuttle . J J-"3- #<\J H ? jAJf&Ss carrier, parent ncodto bar. patr-nt dresrirtmtd. hend is handsomely decorated ' ^g01 ' i JWk- R 3 SQUnr^l -indornnmrnt.d ?r-l triolifjllr NICKEL TRIIYTIVTED. lJ = s- K-tt 8 CUARA'ITF.ED ?>? lizn.?t rniinlnr. mo?t uui iliir anil nti>r?l noicrlr?c nurhln# 1 * 2 j; z ?Vj .... -,-;^aSra made. Kirrj luowr. attachment is fnrtii^UeJ and our Free Instruction BcCk tell* 4 ?s jv,{ just fcowanvcie eon run it ami do either plain or anv l:iu?i of tancv work. i K>J< A 20-YEARS" BINDING GUARANTEE is sent with every machine. J ^3 a IT COSTS VCU MOTHING to see and examine this machine, compare it T\k22^ -^a's tiUo v> .I/U wininu gi?, thn<,. vn?r,.>.H,:.t.nr>r?.iisnt ?ar> Qiy I ^*>2 to ?60.00, ar.'I then if convinced toq arc arln? #21.00 'o #40.00, pay 3 your freight aicrt lhc 516,50. TU ItKTt'B* YRl'll #11.10 If at any limr within three months you say yoo ira not taiUf.ed. ORDER TO Pay. POVT PKI.AV. |Sear>. U nihuek ?fc Co. are thi>rouf?hiv reliable.?Editor.) Address, SEARS, ROEOUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, 111. mfflT! pRlUMBIA, BEWB RP.Y AND ^ rl I! Si , 4 ^lAURERS FAlLf OAi). ; V; JL f.v Id Effect Janu&i y 8th, 1899. 1 No. 52 No. 2 QDTUinPTI\Tl? 1105 a m!v..Columbia.. \JL liil 1 lli\llj 11 17 a in ar..Lcapbart. ? RFMtfTHIN ?32 a "rEaiuXe'.' MBIEimfiO. 1137 am ar.WhiteIlcck. J Eridorsed by seme of the Leading Medical ! ^ ^ a m ar ..Hilton... .-j Profession. No Quack or Patent Lied- j a m at.. Chnpin... i icine. but }} t rt ar L' ^UCLtam ? ? mm i|l|f I a ||t|||a V% P> ifl PAIVfi ! 11 OU ^ ffl &!*... 5^] * NATURt S PURE REMEDIE?* . 12 07 p m ar.Prosperity..ar 8 30 pm . Admitted into the World Colombian Espo- j -j^ 5f) n ni nr \wivrrv cr ?nnnm M &ition in lb&3. !iooor ' t 1 J * ^ Use Spirittiue Balsam for Rhenznatism, 12 o.J p m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar < 20 pm Colds. Lameness. Sprains, Sore Throat 1- 38 p in nr. .. Gary... .ar 7 10 pm ^ Use -pirittino Inhalent lor Consumption, 12 43 p ru ar.. Kinfftd. . .ar 7 01 pm ^ Consumptive Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma 50 p m ar. Goldville. .ar 6 50 pm Spirittinc Ointment is indispensable in the ^ P m ar* ?3in*on W 0 30 pm 4 treatment of Skin biseases, Cure Itch, 1 p n; ar .. Patks. . .ar 4 10 pm ^ Itching Piles. . 1 25 p m ar. . Laurecs. .lv 4 00 pm In consequence of the astonishing sue- . - cess in removing diseases, its demand low RETURNING SCHEDULE. come> not alone lrora thi3 vicinity but ? 1 1 from everywhere in the United States and Xo. 53 Nol Wholesale and Retail bv G. M. HARMAN. ] P jv. .Laurens. .lv -30 10 am 1 1 41 p m lv.. .Paiks.. .lv 10 CO am LEXINGTON 1 53 pm lv. ..Clinton., .lv 9 40 am mumimms, ss- 4 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. j 2 14 p in lv... Gary .. .lv 8 50 am PREPARES FOR TEACHING j 2 19 p m lv...Jaiapa.. .lv 8 40 am COLLEGE OR BU.-INESS. ! 2 32 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am High School. Intermediate and Primarv j f *1 P C1 W.tWrity.lv ti 45 am Courses. " | 2 57 p m lv.. .Shells.. .lv English, German. French, Greek and Latin j 3 02 p m it .L. Mountain lv Tanght. 1 3 12 p m lv. ..Chapiu.. .!v 1P9* Wry Healthiest Location. Board 3 18 p m lv... Hilton 'v vcrv cheap, ii to $7 per month. Tmt.cn J 3 21 p m lv.White Rock.lv eieedingly low. il to $Io0 per month. 0 0? r . 7 ? Exprnses per year $50 to 573. Had 125 3 20pm iV.Ba.ifn.ine. lv students last session 3 35 p in lv.. . Irmo... .lv Nixt session begins Monday, Sejtcinbcr 3 42 p m lv..Le&pharfc. .lv _1898. For tub particulars, 3 55 n m nr .CVdnmLia cr Address , . . nzz 0. D. &EAY, Principal, Tiuins 52 and 53 run s-clid between LtI1U8l0U'S' CbsrlofrtoD ?d C-?envil!e. Train p>w ^2 makes close connection at Laur- 41 HA1RRBALSAM for Augusta and Spaitanburg. ^ cicm-.v. and i<4ut;nc? the hair. No. 53 mak^s close connection at ^ gfcllan Promote! a laxumntpowtii. 1 iBgfcfe JB".rg ^35^^ Sumter for itc Nortu. ^^?^-8Hcnr???!P,?j:r^e!*r?ha^!,a.Uins' Nus. 1 and 2 makes close CODDeC- 1 HMS33S 2J. ^ ^ L to ulci from Atlanta. ARE YOU gjtK, "" " < XlllU ?V*J ? ! B. F. P. LEAPHAItT, ' SUFFEEISG, j JF.i^S^ect' OH j Travelling Pass?< nger Agent. 4 T"7T^T I /^rFT?T^ i Bank of Columbia. Columbia, S. C. /VI* JL Ijlvv ' EjD i W. o. < EILDS, President. ^ raASZAY' juiAPIiMtlBAl '# 2v?EIDXCZ3SrE3 ? OF SOUTH CAI.OI.ina if SO, you Will find in the Drug State. cw&oram Depository and Medicine Department at c-pitaiPainiu Fai: $15000000 the Bazaar, Standard Medi- orpins 3.000.00 x it I-,.,*., i S-iabiiutus of Stockholders 150,000.00 ^ cines for all Complaints, j 4| Diseases, Etc, which will i $335x00 oo give relief and cure ycu. ! 3AYI273S E22PAETMEITT. \ HI m [I n D \ rI \ \ J) | a: the rate ol 1 per ceu-uaj per anilj[ illti J)A/iAAll, num paid ou deposits m this department Til US T J) EPA 111 HUNT. P* WA'3 f* T5* *?*3 and-r -p-osai provision of its ?U\JW oal w I charter t screw* the office of Executor, MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C., Wm^islrmcr. T:u3tte or Ocarcmaof Ea- C JEWELER REPAIRER safety deposit department. Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, Fire sud Burglar pro t safctv deposit | Clocks and Silverware. A hue line of for rent from $4 00 to $12 (0 peryear. Spectacles and Eyeglasses to hi everyone. Ei; WIN \V. llOEERION aii for sale at lowest prices. President p?T Bepairs on Watches first class A. C. HAfEELL ' t quickly done and guaranteed, at_ rcndc-rate ' y1Cfe pre<s;^|^nt nriilM. j)0 tf. T fllT T N?"TT 1 1., 1^. T... n,... o. r Jt l , ? - 2<1 V;ce rr?.s.i.lent / Land for Sale. SSZF&** i TTTE OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE ! . ~~ 4 W the following laud: | A 1 \ Home tmct, :21 acres, about l\no hc?r?e ; ?F Ik* farm opened On ihe place i.? fi::e vjilu* i rower wiih dam already built. It has tvto j rTNT"^ !^r*1 settlements good tarru'iig lu:ds ' ?L. ?!?, - Trant No 2 ? 107 aeivs 140 acres j { ^ ? * i ? ^ I"* > 8 ? g-> m woods land with u"v (Iwi Hi: - ai.d z ccts- j ->4w3 X % V " 1 s;*ry oat boiiriiups; open land enough Icr rs >7-;\V M'.KiN'i 'HIE REST PIC? 1 two liorst-:. I A tiro: tr::.t cs:: be bad :r tbi* eonutrv, Tr ;r' \n 2 ?1 70 .if ri-c r. 11 {t . l. r : ?:l . I,.,.. , :,? i . ?.t n... _ - * -v* -kutt ? >' v? LIW :i .?v i'-?M l-i-.'i il LVl i uiitf {>1C? B well watered. . j ture. sbviM ir\ scint- oJ his iatc-st J The fibuv? land is loeattd a1--ri two ryl'.s Sj>-< imefis e.m Ce scm at his Gal- ^ miles from Swansea Terms rta.--.-.: a Me. . ,?.ry. up stairs, inr.i to tbt* Applv to eiller SAM-.. IlWS.tY. : " " sans.;*'mm iSaw Mills, Light arwl Heavy, a:i! Mippllsg. * riJKAj'EST AND BEST. L?-d?frs> ionixi.ls rt cor dp, counter j ,vf^V Z:*l\'lKy; hands. . i i u 1 'i fconrsbard Iron Works bocks memorandum book?, school Sftd Stfppi" Co booke, patls. pencils, ink of all colors, AUGi/sfA, GayJou, mucilage, i?, for *!* at fn? Bazaar. J&naaiy 'j7? x