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mmmmmemmmmmmmmmmammmmaammmmmm The Lexington Dispatch | Burned Apiil 25th; rebuilt July I 19, 1894. I G. M. HAKMAN. Editor and Pul>'ish*r. ___ I LEXINGTON, S. C.. WE] NuSDAV, JUNE 7. 1899. . ! ? The Pension Roll for Lexington j County. b> I | Class B. Tandy V. Crim, Swansea. Sarnl. C Gantt, Rishton. A. 0. Wilson, Lexington. A. 0. Banke, Lexington. James A Derrick, Derrick. r- I J. A CuapmaD, Lattakoo. J. S. Haitiwanger, Cbapin. W. D. Metz, Chapin. rrt rr% t> ? /^? _ _ vv. j.. jtt ster, v^aapin. A. N. Sease, Cbapin. J. J. W. Joiner, Swansea. James B. Mack, Swansea. J. F. Wise, Gaston. ? Class C. !W. C. Carter, Swansea. W. D. "Wise, Swansea. J. D. Knight, Sandy Run. M. M. Stabler, Sandy Run. Mary Wolfe, Sandy Run. M. C. Bailey, Swansea. Zemri Gantt, Seivern. Hugh E. Lewis, Rishes Store. k J. Sim Corley, Lexiogton. D. J. Harman, Shumpert's. , ? Fred Ricard, Lexington. Ezra Snelgrove, Lexington. Aunis Johnson, Lexington. Harriett Busby, Lexington. Barbara L. Corley, Lexington. M. F. Harman, Lexington. Jacob Coogler, Mary M. Amicfe, Pine Ridge. E. C. Comelander. Hilton. PRosannah Kood, PiDe Ridge. Mary Ann Martin, Pine Ridge. JuliaA. Monts, Hilton. Reuben Clemens, Irene. J. D. Taylor, Irene. Isom G. Taylor, Irene. David Keisler, Burrs Landing. Isaiah Shealy, Barrs Landing. David Lucap, Claiks Mills. Mary M. Clark, Clark? Mills. J. P. Risb, Reeders Store. D. M. Sox, Reeders Store. J. I. Spires, Beeders Store. ? flancy Bnsby, Reeders Store. Emeline Dickerson, Irene. . Henrietta Franklow, Irene. - Annie Frey, Barrs Landing. Jane Mills, Barrs Linding. Mary Taylor, Burrs Landing. Thos. Boatwrigbt, Swansea. Lemuel Hall, Swansea. Emanuel Hallman, Swansea. James F. Mitchell, Swansea. Ira Reynolds, Butesburg. Hiram Addison, I: mo. Daniel Hicks. Caila. Martha Bouknight, Irmo. Catherine Coogler, Irmo. Isaiah Haltiwauger, Columbia. Epsy Jacob?, Selma. J. A. Hamiter, Peak. Martha Alawine, Peak Francis Bundrick, Peak. Caroline Bundrick, Peak. Sa'ina Freshley, Peak. Mary A. Koon, Peak. * J. B. Addy, Lattakoo. J. E. Yon, Lattakoo. J. L. Chapman, Little Mountain. Benson Farr, Little Mountian. T. J. Gladney, "White Rock. Mary Summer, Cuapin. J. E Price, Brookland. Henry E. Sox, Brookland. Anna Leach, Brookland. H. E Lowman, Brookland. F R. Miller, Brookland. Rachel Rucker, Brookland. N. W. Hyler, Savilla. W. S. Hipp, Lorena. Martha Derrick, Lorena. Manly Gartman, Lexington. Samuel Keisler, Priceville. R H. Leaphart, Piicevilie. Jacob Price, Priceville. John Price, Priceville. R. R. Price, Priceville. Sarah Jumper, Priceville. M. C. Amick, E 1 u Elizabeth Steel, Ella. RosanDah Shealy, Ella. James F. Taj lor, Oak Villa. Martha Miller, Oak Villa. Elizabeth Harley, O^k Villa. M. Sturkie, Woodford. L. W. Lancaster, Swansea. Mary A. Williams, Swansea. J. P. Howell, Gaston. W. A. Sharp, Macedonia. Eliza SenD, Macedonia. ! Wesley Alewine, Summit. ! Elijah Wicgard, Summit. 1 M. I. Boon?, Summit. Jemima Steele, Summit. / 1 a ri vomerine sons, aumailt. ; 1 S. A. Bloodswortb, Leesvilie. Joshua Gunter, Leesvilie. Nancy A. Mitchell, Leesvilie. j i Mary A. Oswalt, Lessville. j < J. G. Kelly, Brookland. ! < J. E. Taylor, Lewie dale. < Lucinda Alewine, Lewiedale. I Elizabeth Crap?, Lewiedale. ! 1 M. C. Fridtll, Lewiedale j I Elizabeth GJger, Lewiedale. ? Martha L. Hajs, Lewiedale. Julia Oswalt, Lewiedale. . 1 Ellen M. Taylor, Lewiedale. i Louisa C Sbcaly, Frtdouia. ' s Eliza E. Sbcaly. Brook. j I Martha Wyse, Revere. ! I Class B gets each $17.00; Class C 1 gels each $ 13 20,givijg to the couLty | < Si,694. ' ?? * j i Women are always wild foraibaDge j } | EXPOSURE to ^ ^ * My' DAUC A p'rom fcmalciTTppu^nties. ;uvl Ii-mI tri< c<ui!?l pet no relict. ;?ii? 1 v. c lui?.i <U*n?rir?? M fryC. F. P. and I bclirw it swvcu hor W For Sale at Drug: Stor 9 L.OERSTLE & CO.. Proprs. and FOR SALE BY J. The French statistician, Dr. Livrier, sajs that half of all hucuan beirgs | die before 17: and that only one persod in 10,COO lives to be 100 years | old, and that only one person out of every 1,000 lives to be 60. Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff of Troy, Mo, says if everyone in the United States should discover the! virtue of DsWitt's Witch Hazel j Salve for piles, rectal troubles and I skin diseases, the demand could not be supplied. J. E. Kaufmann. "Pa, what's a liberal education?"' "I guess it's one of them kind your j brother Tom's gettin's no'w. He's so j blamed liberal with my money that I dunoo whether there will be any left or not when you git ready to go to college." Shako Into Your Shoss. i Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nervous feet and instantly takes the sting cut of corns and j bunions. It's the greatest comfort i discovery of the age. Allen's Foot- j Ease makes tight or new shoes feel i easy. Try it today. Sold by allj druggists, grocers, shoe stores and j general storekeepers everywhere. By j mail for 25 cents in stamps. Ttialj package free. Address, Allen S j Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. No summer ever came buck, and no! two summers ever were alike. Times | change and people change; and if our | hearts do not change as readily, so j much the worse for us. In the face o* danger the heart is roused, and in the exultation cf de-! terminate forgets i:s pain. It is the long monotony Qf dacgerless days j that tries the spirit hardest. W. M. Gallagher, of BryaD, Fa., j says: "For forty years I have tried | various cough medicines. One Min ute Cough Cure is best of all." It j relieves instantly and cures all j throat and lung troubles. J. E. j Kaufmann. The?"A doctor in Berlin, after a j great deal of study, has discovered j that married men live a great deal j longer than bachelors.'' He (implor- [ iuglj)?'"Save my lift!" She (joyously)?"Ob, Clarence, how did you guess that I loved you?'' Da Witt's Little Early Risers act' as a faultless pill should, cleansiDg | and reviving the system instead of weakening it. They are mild and 11 sure, small and pleasant to take, and ; entirely free from objectionable:, drugs. They assist rather than < compel. J. E. Kaufmann. The dispute as to the boundary! line between Greenville and Spartan-1 burg goes bravely on. Rural mail deliveries will be estab-11 lished in both Greenville and Spar- '> tanburg counties. < I If the Baby is Cutting Teeth : Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- i ing Syrup for children teething. It! 3oothes the child, softens the gums,; allays all pain, cures wind colic and 1 is the best remedy for diarrhoea. ' Twenty-five cents a bottle. 1 It is the best of all. j 1 I , j Each day of the week has served as a day of rest somewhere?Sunday j among Christians, Monday with the i J Greeks, Tuesday with the Persians, j Wednesday with the Assyrians, Thursday with the Egyptians, Fii 3ay with the Turks, and Saturday i with the Hebrews. i Mr. P. Ketcbam cf Pike City, Cal, * says; "During ruy brother's late { sickness from sciatic rheumatism, * Chamberlain's Pain Bairn was the 1 jnly remedy that gave him any re- 1 lief."' Many others have testified to 1 [be prompt relief from pain which this liniment affords. For sale by J. E. Kaufmann. An Iudiana youth of 10 lias lot bis third wife by divorce. At 14 he married a girl of 12 by parental cou sent and treated her so badly that :be maniaye was annulled. His [reatment of iLe next two was no setter, and for the third time be is a rass widower. It isn't Deeessary to nrako a fool of, yourself everylime you have an op-1 ] rortunify. ^ e ?WET & COLD ? >ven disastrous to many women. ^ bet and damp clothing chill the ^ j system and the delicate female ? s arc at once efleeted. Painful, gft ippressed or Obstructed Menses, JS? lling of the "Womb, or some other O :roving disease is almost certain ? .jeh exposure unless proper pre- 5>f e taken. When any of these dis- ? ar women should begin the use of A Fr^| f Oerstlc's 2 I?J < Female 2 Pauaeea. W -n*oi mask. date the menses, cure all form.; of 2 asc, and give health and strength, w i the privacy of the home. No eon- A No humiliating examinations. A irname and address to the man- W and receive free " Heal Hit Mot hern A J y Homes," a valuable book o5in- A on diseases peculiar to females. FERED INTENSELY J '1 uhysuYnus nn<l ?>th?>r remedies. hut <1 r,\ Jivr recovery. We were induced to Ja 1 i wB A. J. MACE. Jamestown. Tenn. cs, $1.00 Per Bottle. I ASfrs., Chattanooga, Tenn. 2 ?aaaaaaaaaa^A E. KAUFMANX, r A Suitable Text. In tbe middlo of July, J 872, the JRev. Dr. 11. W. Dalo of Birmingham, England, arranged to preach at Ventnor and at tbe same time to take a few days' holiday in the island. On <je Thursday before"*his engagement he made an excursion to Carisbrooke, and while walking along one of the castlo walls he slipped and fell, breaking an aria and dislocating the elbow. Tbe pain and the shock kept him on the couch for several days. Dr. Ilalley took his place on the Sunday, and when he gave out as his text, "He keepeth all his bones?not one of them is broken," the gravity of the congregation gave way. The good old man was uneasily conscions that something was wrong, but the ripple of laughter did not enlighten him, and it was not until he had left the pulpit that he saw what he had done. He was acutely distressed, especially when ho found that some present supposed tho incongruity to hare been iuteutional. JnMt the Thing;. "There?I think this new patent of mine will sell." "What is it?" "A patent fender to protect tbe human heel from baby buggies."?Detroit Free Press. Both Hot. She?They say that cold hands ar? a sign of a warm heart. He?Yes, and a coid bottle is a sign of a hot time.?Indianapolis Journal. Nice Girl to &now. When you see a girl swing a ham* mock in the darkest corner of the piazza and hang a whisk broom within reach, that girl has had experience.?Chicago News. What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? It is the newly discovered reined}', the most effective preparation ever devised for aiding the digesiion and assimilation of food, and restoring the deranged digestive organs to a natural condition. It is a discovery surpassing anything yet known to the medical profession. J. E Kaufmanu. ^ In Japan most of the horses are shod with straw. Even the clumiest cart horses wear straw* shoes, which, in their cases, are tired around the ankle wi'h straw lope, and made cf the ordinary rice straw braided so as to form a. sole for the foot about half an inch thick. A great proportion of the cucumber pickles used in the cast are grown in one Maine county. Over 160 acres are given up to pickle growing in the vicinity of the town cf Camden. The crop is a profitable one, usually yielding an income of $100 to $150 an acre. A mule attached to a buggy in which Mr. W. C. Hicklin and a little Bon were riding ran away in Rock Hill. The occupants were thrown out. Mr. Hicklin was lun over by the buggy, escaping without much hurt, while his son in falling was knocked senseless. He soon recovered, however. "Have you ever experienced the excitement of being aroused from sleep in a house at night when it was on fire?" 4,N*; but I have several times gone through the excitement upon my wife's announcement of her belief that the baby had swallowed her thimble." Mr T Z Noles, of Byron, Ark., sajs: "My daughter lad been elrlling about nine months and I had used four different obill ton es according to directions, end they did not euro, Oue bottle of Ramon's Pepsin Chili Tonic cured her. She lias aot chilled iu nearly three mouths. I bought two more bottles and cured three - l . tiL a 1 T l .*11 ;ases ui cuius wuu menu 1 am not wining to be without liamon's Chill Touic and Pills. For sale by (r. II. Harman and J. Li. Kaufmann. Some weeks ago Governor Ellerbe was a>ked to pardon Normie Hodges, lbe young while man who killed a negro in a gambling row near Hodges nbout a year ago and was convicted ind sentenced to eighteen months on ike county chain gang. Governor Ellerbe investigated the case pretty ihoroughly and has announced that i le will let the law take its course. Like a piece of tireless machinery ' Moved about the house at the never j ending succession of petty drudge ! ies which wear the heart and soul ; jut of so many wives and mothers, I Making life to them a pilgiimage frcm i dove to pantry, fioui pantry to cellar j ind from cellar to garret?a life that leadens and destroys, coursc-Ds and i ' 1 I iarrowe, till the flesh and buues are ! varped to tbo expression of the \ ' vronged and cheated soul. Mexico had 5d Presidents since j ; [821. Of these 10 have died violent | leathe. | . Electric lights aie being talked of for Abbeville. Bjtb R ck Hill and Chester have a ca-e of suial'pox. Tnere are 3..">00 dtlirquent poll tax payeis iu Ricblaud county. The colven.ions of Women's Ciubs will be held in Chester JuDe 13 1G inclusive. I: is stated that the ruerchadise carried by rail in the United States is double the amount of land carriage of all the other nations of the earth combined. This means that 70,000,000 people of the United States tranepoit twice as much merchandise as the remaining 1.100,000,000 of mankind. At a weddiug the men all pitty the bride and the women all pity the groom. It is claimed that one thing can be sai.l of Mjrmoniam; it doesn't throw the burden of supporting a husband on one woman. A Dnrwaish in his prayer said: 4,0 God, show kindness towaid the wicked, for on the good thou hast already bestowed kindness enough by having created them virtuous. If I t-hould pray for a taste that which should stand me under eveiy variety of circumstances, and be a source of happiness and cheerfulness to me through life, and a shield against its ills, however things may go amiss and the world frown upon me. it would be a taste for reading. Give a man this taste, and the means of gratifying it, and you can hardly fail of making him happy. You make him a denizen of all nations, a contemporary of all nations. ?? SHE BROKE HER CROSS. Here is a case of a very ^harming young woman of central Ohio, who had grace, beauty and wit to commend her. Just as she was.budding into womanhood a cloud came to darken her life. Her troubles weighed so heavily upon her that for a long time she would not?could not leave her house. She used to receive her friends stretched on a couch or leaning back in an invalid chair. And her friends were many. She was quoted as an example of Christian courage. She referred to her condition as "her cross,*' and everyone thought how brave and good she was to bear her burden with such fortitude. One by one her girl friends were joined to the nun of their choice. She scut them ail presents aud received from each a piece of wedding cake, which she cried over a little, and didn't put under her pillow because it wasn't any good for her to dream. Xo man could marry her. A life of solitary suffering was hers. Vet her sad smile only got brighter as her cross got heavier. Oneday a young man found his way into that home ; looking upon this girl, he loved her. And so he came often aud she grew to look for him. and learned to lean on him, and dreamed the pretty dreams that come to pure women whose hearts God has fashioned for happy love. But over all the prospect was the shadow of her cross. " It could never be. never be ! " She said it over and over again to herself many a night as the tears sjioped down her face. Then she got to saying : "It it only could be ! If it only could be !" And she said this many times day aud night. One day she lay on the sofa and began to say, " It shall be ! " XT SHALL BE ! *' " I'll break this cross to pieces or I'll die trying." And then she looked around for help. And by chance or providence there came into her hands a book ? the book whose title and contents are referred to below. It appealed to her. Common sense was what she needed. She realized now that she had c-yes. bauds, organs, dimensions like her girl friends, who were matrons and mothers. She realized that it was not common sense that she should be born to be crushed by her cross. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness were her inalienable rights and she wanted the full rights of her womanhood. It was common sense she needed. She had tried all the uncommon, extraordinary and extravagant forms of treatment, now she wanted less medicine and more common sense. It was thus she began the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The rest of the story sounds like a fairy story. But it is only like a fairy story in that it ends amid the merry clang of marriage bells and with "they lived happy ever afterward." It seemed a miracle to her friends to see this martyr, this patient cross bearer, get up from her sofa and begin to live. It was more stranee when she took to golf, and the wheel, and tennis, with all the ardor of one so long excluded from out door enjoyment. And strangest of all that she became the mother of healthy, happy children. This is not a fairy story. It is not the story of one person. It is the story of thousands of women. It is a composite picture in which one can trace face behind face, lined with suffering, channeled by tears. It is a story as true as the parable of the Prodigal Sou. which was not the story of one young man but the story of the type which repeats itself generation after generation and is as common to Kuropc as to Asia, to Africa as to America. ^ IS IT YOT'K STORY? Your story either in whole or in p3rt? There's hope for you. There's help for you. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has cured so many cases where life was a daily burden under which the weak and weary body staggered on to the grave, that it can be recommended with the utmost tissurance in every case of female disorders. to r.r.Awr.r.s or this paper nu.u. We will send the "Common Sense Medical Adviser." the life work of Dr. R. V. Pierce, oa receipt of twenty-one iei) one-ceut stamps to defray cost of mailing only, if you desire the paper-covered edition. Or for the same hook, handsomely and permanently l>or.ud in cloth, send .ti cents in stamps to the World's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo. X V. A few busbels of seed peas ant] j sweet potatoes will be taken on sub sciiption at this office. Burjo, Y.olin and Guitar stnngp, ! Harmonicas tf all grade?, at tue ! Bazaar. { i i i Ladies, Read This. ~ Dr. IJakei's Ft male Regular is a new di cjver) for tbe prevention and | cure of female diseases. It is un- I doubtedly one of tbefiuest medicines [ for all it claims in relieving and curing Buffeting women. It is a per- j maueut cure for all womb, bladder i 1 and urinaiy deseases and female weakness, etc. For sale at I be ' ; Baz.-t&r. Large bottles Si Mo. i ?I?W Wll ? ! IIH "WlflWII NERVOUS WOMEN Do you feel like screaming just before and during the monthly sickness ? Are you easily irritated ? Do you get the blues and wish some- ! times you v/ere dead ? If your ansv/er is " Yes" to any , of these questions, you should lose j no time in taking BRA I)FJEL D' 3 FEMALE REGULATOR It will overcome and cure every form of irregular menses, leuccrrhcea, falling of the womb and other uterine trouble. at Druggists. THE HRADFlELl> l.'EGI'UTOR t!D., A-.!.-.oCa, G*. SEND US ONE DOLLAR new JH1>9 p.Mrra hlrli-er.fi* I'.kSkKVOiK ? !>Al. AM) MlHM) I cook MOIk, l<y C.O.D., Mtbjirt tot xamiiiiiiioti. j lc?< the ll-OO^ fTWRITE FOR OUR RIO FREE der\,VVro<>^? STOVE CATALOGUE. and freight charpcs. This store is size No. f. oven is 16;.. *18x11. top U 4-.\S!; made from be>t pig iron, extra luice tines, heavy cover.-, heavy linin.'s and prates, iarpe oven shell, heavy tin-lined oven door. handsome nickel plated ornamentations and trimmings. extra large d?*ep, genuineM*itd!?U |>orf*Uin lined reservoir, band .tome larve.ornatnented base, best eo?I bnmrr made, and we furnish FliLt an extra wood crate, making it a te rfeet wood burner. 1VK 13SI K A BIMHXttCCAIUYm: with every stove and guarantee safe delivery to your rail roailV.ation. Your local dealer would ebarce y.oi f on for su'-h a stove, the freight is only anout fid*) for each KW miles, ion save you Isast $'b.0t>. Adorers. SEARS, ROEBUCK&CO.'IHC.)CHiCACO:llL (frars, Barbs'k t Co. are thoroagbly reliable. -sTditor.) ! "STEVENS FAVORITE" J J KIFLE. I nf'' ? 22-inch barrel, weight 4J pounds. 4 Carefully bored and tested. For 4 \ jzz, .2 5 and .32 rim-fire cartridges. \ I No. 17. f t Plain Open Sights, $6.00 f i ^ No. IS. ^ J f Target Sights, f r Ask your dealer for the FAVO- f J RITE. If he doesn't keep it we j} \ will send, prepaid, on receipt of \ 0 price. r 1 Send stamp for complete cata- A \ logue showing our full line, with val- \ 0 uahle information regarding ritles 0 \ and ammunition in general. A ^ J. STE7EHSAEMSAND TOOL CO. f f ?~ar P.O.Box 11*2 f CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. Voiir Rome is hot furnished Without a 7m Ptano or Organ. One of our Rupert) Mathushek Pianos ot Old Kcliablc Mason & t'amlin Orjjans will pive your Family a Merry Christmas, all the year around. Two Orand Instruments, sold by us for J ?S years past, and immensely popular. Quality, better than uvi r. Prices, greatly j tower under our ne?v plan e: m-IPur?without Agents. Agents Commissions 5aved ami Riven to j Purchasers. Thais the New Schedule ana it works. 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The best productions of world-famous authors are published in this convenient form, and w ill be delivered to you monthly, by your newsdealer, on the "Easy Payment" plan. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK SUNDAY NEWS, NEW YORK NLWS LIBRARY. Sample Copy Tree. Published by the NEW YORK NEWS PUBLISHING CO., 31 & 32 Park Row, N. Y. C. AGENTSWANTED to secure annual subscriptions. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food aod aids Mature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latest discovered digestant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It instantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Gastralgia.Cramps,and aliotherresultsof impcrfectdigestion Prepared by E. C DeWItt &Co., CK'cago. J. E. KAUFMANX. ALL BIG BOXING EVENTS j Are Best Illustrated and Vescribed in POLICE GAZETTE: The World-Famous . . . . . Patron of Sports. $1.00 -13 WEEKS--$1.0C MAILED TO YOUR ADDRESS. RICHARD K. FOX, Publisher. Franklin Square, New York. THE mim mmii mi, COLUMBIA, S. C. CAPITAL $! (10 000 00 < SURPLUS 30.0)0 00 \ ESTABLISHED l.sTl. \ JAMES WOODROW, President. JULIUS AY AI KER. Vice President. JEROME H. SAWYER, Cashier. DIRECTORS-James Woodrow. Johu A. CniwJord, Julius H. Walker, C. Fitzsiiiiiuou.s, W. C. Wright, W. II. Gibbt-s. John T. Sloan. T. T. Moore, J. L. Mini- * naugk. R. 8 Joyut-H. I 1MIIS RANK SOLICITS A SIIARE, IF , . not all, ot jour business, and will J jiuot every favor cousiBteut with safe and ] iouud hanking. January IS97- ly. j 3 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Cnilral Time l<( tw-.-rn (i>liiin!)innnil Tnck* ouvllte. Kxxlrrri Time Hetweeii ColiimliiM am! Oilier I'oiaJi. KiTc-liv* M<i.v 1 > r.i. ' v . .\x.?. :H >o;-tl.l?or.ml. .. ,, .. Daily. Daily. Lv. .T'vf'b-. K.C.vti' ?iy.. s'iOa * u.p " S::v.mtiJiJi . 1'i l{o p 12 lei ii Ar. Columbia -i ::s .> ? J.'ia !.? .?"narl'-.i'in. ?\i. Kv. .. . 7 ?*>a a .'Op Ar. 'ni'.'.'iiliia.. .1! is'ti i'1 li"> l.v. Ai.^r.Ma. So."Ky. . V Up :oi? " l-t;:ui;l<'Villu . iJOIp 111 lap " AiUi-a - .. II (Mi) " Johns!on*. . . . . _> 4011 '? -'''i1 Ar. CoJniiihiaL":!. 7 7 l.v <'oJMiia KlniuVj: .--i . . .*? (;>;? vna " Y\"ijinsl?oi'o 15 :>! " CIJ.-sI.T *. '->V - K-- :-. Hill : > U >r. t harioi :? .... . * 4'?!v ' > '.>u " Danville 2- I ?-*!? Ar. Riohmoad .. . ' ( .la ? I" Ar. \V:i*hiii^i:in .... 7 "> a 0 07>p " Baltimore I'a. !? I2a 11 27?j> " Philadelphia. . I! ri 2 ./la " K.-u- York . 2Ci;>. 0 23a . ,,, , \'o. :c xo. Southbound. ., .. ., I) ?:ly. Daily. I.v. Xe?v York. Ph. r.l* ! C*J}.| 12 Kin r " I'hiktdo'phia..... ....... 5 ll.'Oa " laltimo:e.. ? 0 22 a I.v. Wash'ton. So. Ky.. . !' 2->i>j H la a Lv. Richmond . ... 11 nipj 1201m l.v. Daftvillo t 1"> a K H2p " CharlotUr ? 8 I'm 10 20p " Roek Hill .... V 0.':. 11 10<> " Chester ... D.'Joa 11 ASp " Winnslxtrn 10 CI n 12 112 a Ar Col'bia Bland's sf ...... II 1 l!7:i Lv. Columbia Lrn. ciep't. . II 45 a 4 Mi a " Johnstons 1 23pi 0 0>n " Trenton. 1 :sj> ??25n Ar. A.ikon ' 2 lap. " (iraiiitevil'.e -0"l?; ' a *' 'Augusta . . 2 8 ?j?> .1 Lv. Columbia, So. Ky. . . ?.V>pi 0 4ia Ar.Charleston . .. s I7p| 11 UJa Lv. Col'bia. F.C.&P.Ry. ...... lOUoa 12 17 a " Savannah * :t 07 ;> 5 OS:? Ar. .lai-ks .nvilio 7 4.n> a SI-KEI'ING < Alt SKRVM K. Excellent daily passenger service lietivcen Florida and New York. N<>?. is; and 34?Now York and Florida Express. Drawing-Ro-ini Sleeping Cars between Augusta and New Y?>-U. Pullman drawing r< >01:1 s 1 ee; >i n g e: 1 r -- i .e f w < * : 1 To....... T..,.l-_,,..,,-itl.. *.?? . inn-i't Wj?*M-ll?I.?n and i\e\v York. Pullman Sleeping Cars lx tweon ehitrlotto ai?d Richmond. N<>s. .V) and r*5?U. S. Fast Mail. Through Pullman diawink room buffet s'eeping ears 1w twcen Jacksonville and New York and Pultmail .sleeping ears ufiwo-j Augusta. and Clair lottc. Dining cars serve a 1 ne aix enroute Pullman sleeping curs between Jacksonville and Columbia, enrou: daily between Jack* >nvillc find Cincinnati, via Aaherille. FRANK S. (-. ANN<>N. J. M. CCLP, Third A'-P. ?Y We*:!. Mgr. T. M.. AYivdiincton. AY. A. TURK. II.KAKDAVIOK. ti. P. A.. AYashiugton. <+. P. A.. At Unit.a. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. C#*dxn?ed Schedule ( KffMi "" JUI.Y 4, 1S97. STATIONS. | Lv. Charleston 7 10 * m I.r. Columbia 11 00 x a " Prwmeriiy 12 11 p m " Newberry 12 W p m * Ninety-Six 1 25 p in At. Greenwood 1 45 p m " Hodgfg 225 p a Ar. Abbevtlto.... ~ > 55 p in Ar. Belton 3 10 p ra Ar. Andwon S 35 p m Ar. Greenville j 4 30 p~m Ar.~"Atlxnta . I 9jo p q STATIONS. | Lr. Greenville l*J 30 x re " Piedmont 10 55 x at '* AYlllixnuton 11 18 x m Lr. Xndemon H U5 x m I.? fi*T?7,n _ . li 35 X IS xr. f?ThUeVine tvrosrr lf S ? m * Greenwood , ... j: - Ninety-St* > * P ? ? Newberry 2 ^7 d 3? " Prosperity P Ar. Columbia ? ITTT^Won " "^r^TT M STATIONS. MftJ T^Tf 10?Lt... Charleston. Ar 8ffip lTT5 TSilTttl ....CnlnliiWa .... " S85p 6?p *' ?? : ?& ig 1004a 126p " Santuo J -?P ' J&P to ai* 2QCd 44 Ui't"0 ' *?;P i ?2^ 10 90a l-tSpi"... ion??*in? ..." L ?n o?"nl 11 . Ptool^t '* 6 47p 11 25al 8 10p:Ar. Spartanburg. !- 11 11 4ft?J 898p,Lr.. Bpar??nburg.. Ar 11 A* #lAp I Spl 7QOp Ar.... A?bgrille? Lvl 8 Ala toop p," p. "? "A," a. ra. Trains 9 and 10 carry eleganl IhillinBa ileeplug cars between G'luinUa snd Asherilla, turoute daily between JauksoarJle e-jdCiada "Trains leare Spartanburg. A. ft C flv1?lon. aortbbourd. fl:87 a. in.. S:4J p. in-. ?;W P(VMtibuld Limited); outhtoouiid \2y.> s. ?? 17"; >?.II? 1.rn!:(ywtnmi. Trains'.ears Greenville, A. and O- dlvislM. ortbbound, &:4o a. ra., 2:81 n. m. ?d 0.K) p. ?TvMtibulsd Limited): southbound. 1.2ft a..*., ijWp. m . 12Alp- (Vo?tlbuled Urnited) Pnltmaa Service. Pullman palace sleeping oars on Trains83aad 01, 87 and 8?, ob A. and C. division. W. H. GRESN, J M CULP^ ^ Gen. Superintendent, ?TrVf '*1 r? Washington. D. a 7?. sahingion, D. C TC A TURX ?- BI- BAEDWICJL WG?.?ass.Ag't. Astbeu.Paas A?^ Washingion, D- 0. ii .7*1 TIIE CH AR EES TON LINE SOUTH CAI OLISAAN'DGA.II R. Co. In Effect January 1. 1800. (Eastern Time.) i? /si. ?7 im? u .. ?S Ml w niMk7"l ft ans ar Columbia. 11 00 a mt 10 10 p m ! 1 (fl a m lv Columbia 11 30 am 1135 am ar Spar'anb'g 3 10pm ar Ashville .J 6 30 p m lv Columbia. . 1 '11 35 a mi 1" Charlotte . 8 22 p rr. 9 25 a n j lv Oanville.. 11 59 p m 1 20 p m ar Washing's G 42 a m 9 05 p m ar B iltimore 8 05 am 11 25 p m ar Phiiadcra ' '0 25 a m! 2 5G n w ar New York. 12 53 p m 0 23 am ar Boston ... ;i8 30 p m f3 3 ) a n lv Boston ... | [9 00 a m *4 09 p m lv New York. *3 20 pni *120>am lv Philadel'a ' 5 55 p m 7 20 a ir lv Baltimore. 8 37 p a 9 42 a in lv Washing'd 10 45 p m -1 15 a iu lv Danville .. 4 45 a in 6 07 a m ar Charlotte . j 9 25 am 10 00 a m ar Columbia.! j j 100pm lv Asbeville. , J !"*7 20 a m lv Spartan!/^ ' 1145pm Ar Columbia, i 3 45 p im | 3 00 p m lv Columbia.! 3 55 p m 0 50 a in 3 15pm ar Charlesto-1 *a 17 p m '1100am '8 17pm *Diilv tExcept Snndav. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (W est-Dai ;y.) leave Charleston : 7 00 a m 5 30 p m arrive Augusta 11 51 a m 10 45 p m arrive Atlanta i 8 20 p m 5 00 a m arrive New Orleans.. I 8 20 p m arrive Chattanooga ... 1 00 a in 1 IX) p m arrive Nashville C 40 a id G 55 p m arrive Evansvlil i 40 p m 1 25 a ni arrive St Louis 7 32 p m 7 20 a in THROUGH TR\IX SERVICE. Augusta Division.?Through Sleepers between Charleston and Atlanta, leaving Charleston at5 3U p. m., arriving in Atlanta at 5 a ni. Columbia Division.- Through Coaches between Charleston and Aahcville, both directions. Shortest route to Asheville and Hot Springs, X. C., and all resorts oi Upper i North and South Carolina. Through tickets can be purchased, slot p J ! ing car reservations secured, baggatre I 1 checked to destiua'ion and all other inl'or- j auition obtained by nj pling to Win. II. j Evans, C. T. A.. Charleston Hotel. orG. V?'. Dewees, Ticket Agent, Ldio Street Station. 1 L. A. EME1LS0N, Trathe Manager. ( Ramon's American Stock Powders, i >ue of tLe be^t pnparations od (be ! uarket for cattle, bogs aud poultry j 15 and 2) cents packages, at the ' \ bazaar. Use this powder once and | i rou will have no other. 1 j ?BBaBMMMBagi a? ajmggaBaggzgB?aaaa?? CONFECTIONERIES, ' 'k kUkOiAl iU A W A<M ? AT ? ? ? A, ZFU^ZLTCS" G-BOCSI2IE3, CIGARS, CHEWING and S3IOKING TOBACCO Toys, Fancy China, Motions, 7 -I XXESTJO-S and H^EZDICinSTZES, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL COOKS, .\LEUMS, ETC n; A%M AM*! ^WA#I a? Ha nil airs Bazaar, LEXINGTON, S. C. SEND NO MONEY aBBaaagasa-^*jim"I w Han v# wljj J0U OUR HIGH I QO GRADE ORCP CABINET BURDICk SEWING MACHINE ' irelchtf. w. !> unbjoet u> eiami SJ 3HY?7 I H naii?o. iijUHnmmine u?f your ncarot ireitrht depot and if U tfcyf I 1 found perfectly *ati-f'< lory, exactly n.> rcpre-oiited.,. (RSmBL I I. >iVH. _ JL . ?ju?l to maehlnr? otnrr* sell a? Mar'n as aril T1H : ? . *-r?i3l^4t&i&r?g??ZXE?>^ tiKKATKSI BiKfillM VOL KVKU IIKAIUI OK, pay '"orp1 fr?iritt a*pnt Our Special Offer Price cig 50 and freiirbt charven. The tna-uilne wvljrh3 RfariCLvrl H '"T~tT^C'Ta lft.tiT5?a 120 pounds and the frcljrht will avrajc "> cents fur each SCO n:l!o?. ?v-1 I?fc?x3l.' CIVE IT THREE MONTHS' TRIAL!" your own borne, and l^rSlBgg wc will return y<?nr C15...<J a::y day y<>u arc not satisfied. V.'e ?ell d-f- pffXiSrtf ?aaac'M?^gl*^38BtTOia.'^M ferrnt makes and grades of Seaintr tarhinM at fS.CO, $1(1.00. Jll.oo. 'sijSyjl ? a? $12.IK)an<i up, all fully deA?ri!?ed in Oar fr^? Senii.r tlarHlnr ('Ua'o.: ue, \7TjQ X M r^KjaM ,.ji Ur s?5.50 forth,, CROP DESK CABINET BURDICK jfj \D fiflfill 5 ??! ^ iz the frreateat value ever ofierctl by any house. El ff'Ql ? I BEWARE OF IMITATIONS B L IMS ?|f Yirrtisinent*. olfernuf n*,kco?tM roar-inn*, itinipr various rvith 3hwsB a T various ift(J'ir?niCM?. Write too** fr!ra?! ia Cbirsfo and Icarn wLa arc gW4 _ jfiftia ~ kkliaki.k ask who akr sot. nfT] (avw?v?\^t o TUP RSIPmrif l,a- "r<ry T.OOEBX lUPKOTEJIKST. ?" * I it fc &ij rZWl\sl\. tvi.iu unou wist oi ltkry iin.ii - i.kadk saciusk bade. with til a. a . n^'-* ^ i* defects of suse. made lty the u?t m.vkek in america, -^3 s.j jjii 11iiijjiiiiMiin, __ FiiOM 11:? :IILST.material Mcan urv! soup quarter sawed oak gf?i8f 1 ^3al I'lAM) l"? 1.1sII M?, one iliii?tration Mi<>v.> machine dosed, < headdrojv .2 idtit; front sijtbtj tobeu.-edasacenier table. ?t*nd or dt.W, the other w "P*-" 'A'1" full lenjrlh tai.le und head ia pUti for sowing, 4 faory ? SidS*^' ifcKHg^gy^Sfllg , drawer,. latrvt lhltj skeli ion frame. carved, paneled, embopsed and j EWgg P".11" 1 I sZ5?x*(i~5t?i uvcurattd cabinet llni.-h. Jlae.-t nickel o rawer pulls, rests on 4 ctsm ^fcB5? (t* I F? tots, ball Leariiitc adjustable treadle, penuire Smyth iron stand. 2 V At B B 50HM?a I incst larvr ill*1: trm head, positive four motion feed, self threading vibrat- . " . If yU ff-jm. hSK j Jncshuttle.automatJe bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension ^ 5 ?jt*iJ II T I ^ p&Efr 1 liberator, improve*, loote wheel, adjustable pressor foot, improved shuttle ?'l-5 xsL m I /IftcO carrier, patent needle bar. patent dresstruard. head is handsomely decorated st2u fc?{| i and on.nmente.1 sod heaadfuliy NICXEL TRIMMED. si- 15ft? 1 6^ AaSra GUARANTEED the lishlr.t mania;, nasi duraiil. and uearr?t Bolarleu Barilla* tic Ha - taadr. Ktrry known atlarhmrat Ik farabbrd and oar Free Instruction Book tells ij " - U| 1 Just liowanv.me can run ft anddoeither plain or any kind of fancy work. i/flli jv&sewwjmri a 20-years' binding guarantee is rent with every machine. f.v; 4 IT pfiCT*? Yflll NOTHING to see and examine this machine, compare it ?-J3 ii fUU NUiniim wJth those yoar.torekeeper S(,tlsitt $40.00 "-r?J to $60,00, and then if convinced yon are karloc WJ.00 to $40.M, pay year freight areat Ibe $15,50. *TE TO KKTl ftS YOI.'R *15.50 If at m time within three months yoa saf job ara aot tatUAed. OP.DKR TO iiay. DOST DKI.AT. (Sears, ltoebuck <t Co. are thoroughly reliable. ?Kditor.) Address, SEARS. ROEOUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, III. - ^ THE 1 " ^0. ii mjL P$ Eftcct Jcnujirv 81 b, 1890. ~ No. 52 * No.-2 C! 13TO T^F^FiVlj^ jllOo a m Iv. CoIun,fcia.. 01 1 III 1 1 li\ ?j I J! ? ? ar. .Lrapkart. ^ j 11 2.) a m ar Iriuo ... P X?\it?TiT 1701 i H32a m ar.BaileetiDe . FliTi VI Til F I TAl. 11 37 ft m sr.lVhitA'Rnrlt Endorsed by some of the Leading Medical a m ar . .Hilton v Profession. No Quack or Patent Med- }] t'l a m ar _* 9, P"3 *.* * .... 11 oo a in arL. Mountain 1CID6, but - ii ro or l _________ li oh a m ar.. .bligns.. NATUR*. S PURE REMSE3IE?* 12 07 p m ar.Prosperity..ar 8 30 pm '* Admitted into the World CoinmUan Expo- 12 20 p m ar. Ncwbtny. ar 8 00 pm Cso SpirittiJ!BaLm1for)' liberalism, 12 33 P m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar 7 20 pm , Colds. Lameness. Sprains, Sore Throat 1- P 111 ar*.. Gary... .ar <10 pm Use Spivittino Inhalent lor Consumption, 12 13 p in ar.. Kinard. ..ar 7 01 pm Consumptive Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma 12 50 p m ar. Goldville. .ar G 50 pm SpirUUneoKStis indispensable in the 1 03 p m ar.. Clinton ..ar 6 30 pm f treatment of Skin Diseases, Care Ilch, 1 12 p m ar .. Talks. . .ar 4 10 pm Itching Piles. 1 25 p m ar. .Laurens, .lv 4 00 pm Inconsequence of the astonishing snc- ? ? cess in removing diseases, its demand tow RETURNING SCHEDULE. comes not alone Irora this vicinity but ? from everywhere in the United States and No. 53 No. 1 Europe. . v 1 35 p m Iv. .Laurens, .lv 1010 am Wholesale and Retail by G. M. HARMAN. , ... r , " _ 1 41 p m lv.. .Paiks.. .lv 10 00 am LEXINGTON 1 53 p m lv. ..Clinton.. .lv 9 40 am -Vj FT f SQTF! T 2 02 p m lv...Goldville..lv 9 17 am 4lv?i,AA.y i 2 09 p m lv. ..Kinard.. .lv 9 05 am FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. j 2 14 p m lv.. ..Gary.. .lv 8 50 am PREPARES FOR TEACHING 2 19 p in lv. ..Jalapa.. .lv 8 40 am COLLEGE OP. BUSINESS. ! 2 32 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am High School. Intermediate and Primary j 9 ^ m |v- ^penty .lv 6 45 am b Courses. j 2 5' P m lv..-Sllgbs.. .lv English, German. French, Greek and Latin j ? P 03 P .L. Mountain iv Taught. I 3 12 p in Iv. ..Chapm.. .Iv ' * p&~ Very Healthiest Location. Board 3 18pm lv...Hilton...lv vcr> cheap S4 to $7 per month Tuition i 3 21 D ill lv.WhiteKock.lv exceedingly low, $J to $>.50_ per month. 9ft * ^ ? -. i . ,> i - - lj l i %J mm \J lil AT* A/uiil- U i< 1UC * 4 V Expenses per vear SuU to $io. Had 1 to 0 0- i t i ?(0d?,.s list Hsssicn 3 3a p m v.. .Irmo.... v Ntxt session begins Monday* September 3 **2 p ni lv..Loftpllftrt. .IV 19, 1898. for full particulars, 3 55 p uj ar..Columbia. ,fd* Address _ : ."nr.,? 0. D. SEAY, Principal, Trains 52 and 53jud solid between t . , .. .f exington, s. . Cbaileeton tad Greenville. Train Kf.plamhor 14?t\ _ ^mpm??? ; ! * " 52 makes Ctose ccnreetien at Laur- 'j| Sp^*^pj HAIRRBALSAM ens for Augusta and Spaitanburg. b?uxt!ii?a the hat Nj. 53 makf-s close connection at CasMgF^aB Promote* luxuriant growth. XT . L |35fl?jP JB|never Fails to Bestore Gray Sumtei' lOf the North. _ : ^SBm Hair to its Youthful Ooicr. ,, , 1 o l 7 ^ - -JBWCures cralp d, ? ?* < & ha.r ia.uug. .NoS. 1 8Dd 2 EQilkcS ClOSG CODDeC?3?*SU gUc.and<l.uu?t Drugglgj aigatg 22 1 tion with b A L to and from Atlanta. ARE YOU SICK, ?-?? ? nIIIJ ! L B. F.P.LEAPHlET, SIWEBIM, ! OR ' Travelling Passenger Agent. A TlT?r 1 nnPT7T\ | Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C. Mk, Ar r LIC 1 PD j W. O. CHILDS, PreMdeot V m *S?ZAX' jLOAi\lMA\GlBAl 2v^EEIDICI2SrE?; OF SOUTH CAROLINA +u~ n ~ I State, City&County Depository If so, you will find in the Drug i Columbia, s. c. and Medicine Department at! ; * viw vv the Bazaar, Standard Medi- I surplus. ; ? 3-.ooo.oo * , M ^ i j. Liabilittes cf Stockholders 150,000.00 * cines for all Complaints, ' Diseases, Etc-, which will $335,000.00 give relief and cure you. SAVIlTCrS DEPARTMENT. m m M n T) \ r! \ \ 7) ! ln{ere>5t.At {^e T&*c cl -1 per ceniurn per an"J_ X llri ijAZlxlAil, '< uum fa''* ou deposits 1,1 this department | TRUST J) EPA It 1MENT. m ?^S75 ? "a TTT'vTC? I This Ulider sP^cisl provision of its ^ yr??Wabtf\d'Jiy eBJbW U zSPS id charter exercises the ofiice of Executor, W MAIN ST., COLOMBIA, S. C? j tSS**1*"' ? Guardi.n of Es> JEWELER ard REPAIRER1 safsty deposit department. Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, | l ire and Burglar pro ! salety deposit Clocks and Silverware. A fine lino of j for rent from $4 00 to $12 CO per year. _ Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit everyone, j EDWIN W. ROBERION, all for sale at lowest prices. President 3/&~ Bepairs on Watches first class A. C. HASKELL, ' ^ qr.ickly done and guaranteed, at moderate ' Vice President ^ prices. 50?tf. J. CALDWELL KOBEin SON, j -2d Vice President x t I* ' Ci' 1 G. M. BERRY.Cuehicr. Land lor Sale. | i*I TT7E OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE \L _ 1. A. IIR( KMAfi. UUUJC kiav.b, (.7 iunn, UI/'.IH I ?1 v .-> - j ? _ ? - v. ^ farm opened. On the place is fine water i ->* power with dam already buiit. It has two j settlement*, good farming 1 inds. i * Tract Sn 2.-107 acres about 140 acres j COLl'MKIA, W. C., woods land with new dwelling and I ece.-i- j sary out buildings; open land enough for j TS NOW MAKING THE BEST PICtwo horses. X tures that can be bad in this country, Tract N o 3 - -179 acres, all timbe r and and ail w ho have never bad a real fine picweT watered. 1 ture, shouiu now* try some ct his latest The above laud is located abont two ' styles. Specimens can be seen at his Gal niies from Swansea. Terms reasonable. lory, up siairs, next to the Hub. Applv to eitLer ___________ SAML. I1APSF.Y. | ^ ?'Z"B"Lna Saw ivlills, ^ Light and Heavy, and -Suppile*. j CHEAPEST AND REST. i ? i i i I* Ca-t cverv day; \vr>r.< 1?0 bauds. 1 .cdrrora Miiriml j rrenrds r?niinrc<r ' - - - - ? I uomDara iron Works docks, memorandum book?, fccbcol Qnd Supply Co jooka, pads, pencils, ink of all colore, i AUGUsi a* gkouuia. #? unciiage, Sic, for tale at the Iv&zaar. ' January 27 - ""