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The Lexington Dispatch Burned April 25th; rebuilt July 19, 1894. G. M. HADMAN. Editor aDd Pub'ishor. LEXINGTON, S. C., WEIN-SDAY. JUNE 21, 1899. In and Around Easter. To the Editor of the Dispatch: The dry weather, measles, small pox and commencements are the chief topics of conversation in this section at present, with now and then a picnic to spread the diseases and make more and more the already dusty roads more and more unpleasant to travel. Crops are doing as well as could * ? ? ?:? a. .4..., te expecieci considering mc uij weather. Wheat and oats are beiDg harvested aDd is turning out very well. It is hoped that the farmers will learn the great lesson of "living at home and boarding at the same place," ere long and thereby briDg about a great change in the farming world. That it is needful for U3 to do this, is an undeniable fact. Then, why not do it? XT'". Ed, Lowman, of Norway, was in this section last week, the guest of Dr. Kneece. It was a jolly crowd that went fishing Saturday, but, oh, my ! how different they were on their journey homeward? Can you guess why they were sad? It was disappointment that is all. If they would happen to such luck everytime they would soon learn that the old negro was right when he said "blessed am dey what spects but little so dat dey won't be disappointed." Mr. Elijah Hall is putting up a saw mill near his turpentiue distillery, near Samaria Mr. Hall is one of the most energetic young business men in our community and we wish for him abundant success in his new enterprise. Mr. A. B. Quattlebaum of Stead1 man's, was up last week on business. We are glad to note that Mr. T. B Quattlebaum is up again after several weeks of illness. The Sunday school at Hulon Academy is in a prosperous condition under the leadership of Superintendent George M. Adams. We now have about eighty pupils on oui roll with an average attendance ol about sixty five. To hear our little tots recite perfect lessons Sundaj after Sunday would put many 6 young man to shame. The mosl interesting feature is a class of little boys and girls taught by Miss Nils Adams, the cbprmiDg daughter oi our highly respected superintendent Ask Landon Quattlebaum whal young lady in Leesville was marriec a few days ago. What young man is afraid to go tc see his "B. G,1' on account of smal. pox? It is L , too, I think. Aren'l you sorry for him? With much success to the gocc old Dispatch. Tom. June 10, 1890. OBITUARY. Died, near Boiling Springs church Lexington county, June 6, 1899, Mrs. Shealy, wife of Samuel Shealy in the 31?t year of her age. She was baptized in infancy and was confirmed in the Lutheran faith in Union church, in early life and remained a faithful member of the same until God said arise and depart for this is not thy rest. She leaves a husband and a host of relatives and friends to mourn for her, but we hope their loss is her eternal gain. She was laid to rest in the cemetery at , Boiling Springs church. Sleep on sister until God shall call thee to awake, thy sufferings are oer. A. R. T. * ' Columbia will soon have a new telephone lice. Better borrow from a pawnbroker than a friend. A cornet is just as big a nuisance as a full fledged corn. Every married woman travels under an assumed name. An ounce of performance is better than an ounce of promise. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates a good Appetite, Tones and Strengthens the stomach, and builds up the Health. There is only one sudden death among women to eight men. The man who lives only for today has another in view for tomorrow. Dr. M. A. Simmon3 Liver Medicine has a national reputation, extending over about sixty years, as a most successful Liver Regulator. i>>jd t tinna occause tne muie taaes to his heels that he is a coward. The number of immigrants to the United States average 2,000 a day. The father of thirty-two children has died in the poor house in Indiana. What you want is not temporary relief from piles but a cure to &tav cured. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles, and they stay cured. J. E Kiufmann. God is better served in resisting a temptation to evil than in many formal prayers. - .......... - I Climbing Up* \ BED-FAST I B ants. She haft been bed-fast for f.velv jB licr and slie is loud in her praises of sa: FOR SALB BY ALL Di:r6CIS ^ L. QERSTLE & CO., Proprs.. FOB SALE BY J. "When the wife wants pin money her husband is compelled to come to the scratch. "Dn*.-. Vvlto foil /if T.ifa X U1 O UiUUU AO lull VA JW.AV Vitality, and carries Vigor to the organs of the body. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates rich, pure blood. Women seldom take back their unkind words unless they want to use them over again. A man of integrity runs with truth, and not with the times?with right and not with might. J. A Schear, of Sedalia, Mo., saved his child from death by croup by using One Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, colds, pneumonia, la grippe and throat and lung troubles. J. E Kaufmann. In the United States alone there are upon 30 law firms composed cf husbands and wives. A man knows but very little of the happenings in the neighborhood when his wife is away on a visit. There is a lime for all things. The time to take DeWitts Little Early Risers is when you are suffering from constipation, biliousness, sick-headache, indigestion or other stomach or i:-~- < T T? Tv' onf ?r? onn litoi UUUU1CO- !/ iJ> xxtuiiuuuio The railroad mileage of the State ( is 2,621 32 The shortest road is . the Ashley River?4 miles. f President McKinley, upon the ad ? vice of his physicians, is abstaining t from excessive smoking. 1 Perfect straightforwardness of pur ; pose is not at all inconsistent with * perfect courtesy of manner. 1 W. T. Davis, Ruby, S. C., writes ^ Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures Pains in Back, and that "Oul ^ of Sorts" Tired Feeling. I think il ^ four times as strong as Zeilin's anc Black Draught. "A good name is rather to be c'noser than great riches, and loving favoi rather than silver and gold." I More newspapers are printed in the United States than in England France and Germany combined. During Summer we are liable tc Stomach and Bowel troubles, suet QQ TiiarrVirma r!ramn? e>tn fm J % *>? VVIAV) ViUbU JS/V ) v VV ) *w* , which Dr. M. A. Simmons Livei , Medicine is highly recommended. f Paul made intercessory prayer s * part of his daily work. Young preach 1 ers should copy, him in this respect. Thomas Thurman, deputy sherifi ! of Troy, Mo , says if everyone in the ' United States should discover the ' virtue of DeWitt's Witch Haze] ' Salve for piles, rectal troubles and 1 skin diseases, the demand could not * be supplied. J. E. Kaufmann. Governor McSweeney has reduced ^ the State Constable force. He has notified 25 of the 59 men that their services are no longer needed. Want is a fruit cf the fall. Christ's work aims at a restoration of the original plenty, and a redemption from all the fruits of the curse in his kingdom. As it is in eating and drinking so it is in reading; it is not the quantity that we read that maks U3 wise, but that part of it only that we properly digest. W AT fx-jllooVior r> f RiTon T5o * f ui x/1 j uuf x mm says: ''For forty years I have tried various cough medicines. One Minute Cough Cure is best of all." It relieves instantly and cures all throat and lung troubles. J. E. Kaufmann. Smooth running is no sure indication of success. I have seen the sati isfied preacher and the satisfied congregation?both satisfied with doing nothing. The Seaboard Air Line people, failing to have the Sidney paik in Columbia, given to them in fee simple for terminal and depot purposes, now j to buy a portion of it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely | digests food within the stomach and j intestines and renders all classes of ! food capable of beiDg assimilated and converted into strength giving and tissue building substances. J ! V Tr.,?frv.o?r, -Li. ilUUlUJUUU. "Whalis meant by the 'bone of contention?"' a~ked young hopeful, looking up from his book. 4 The jawbone, my sort," replied his father solemnly?"the jawbone!"' cbsssbsbsbshsb t Down Stairs g NTt heavy burdens, washing, iron- g rubbing and other laborious duties fr] )ductivo of an enormous amount of nong w omen who a re a 1 ready weak g ated by the ravages of female dis- E33 performance of these heavy labors ry to many women, but the suffer- X This feati ire of the household bur- Egl oon be removed if women will only >uble to learn how. A few bottles of g ( Gerstle's ^ -J Female g A 1 a ( Panacea L rRAOC MARK. Wj ,te all menstrual irregularities, and g e entire female organism to its The Ladies' Health Club, (care L. BS Co.) Chattanooga, Tenn., for in- ^g , free, regarding treatment of all X FOR A YEAR. Jg rful cure on the wife of one of our ten- S3 e months, but your medic ine has cured BS Me' IIIXON BROS.. Claiborne. Ala. / TS, PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLB. ?j3 Chattanoog*, Tenn. g E. KAUFMANX, Locusts are an article of food iu j parts of Africa, Arabia and Persia cf j such importance that the price of provisions is influenced by the q nan i y of the diicd insects on hand. DeWitt's Little Early Risets act | as a f-iultless pill should, cleansing J and reviving the system instead of ; weakening it. Tbey are mild and j sure, small and pleasant to take, and I i_ t? t ?i.: j entirely lieu jiulli oi jcuiiuuauio : drugs. They assist rather than 1 compel. J. E. Kaufmann. * j ''Do you believe men shew charac ter in the wav the? carrv their um* " " j brellas? ' "No, but they show lack of j character in the way they carry other people's umbrellas.'' The annual germaa and notable social event of ihe German club ol the South Carolina college will take place to night, 21st, in the hall of the : house of representatives at the Stite | capitol. What is Kodol Dyspepsia Curtl j It is the newly discovered remedy | the most effective preparation evei ' devised for aiding the digestion anc assimilation of food, and restoring the deranged digestive organs to t natural condition. It is a discovery surpassing anything yet known t< the medical profession. J. E. Kauf > mann. s Rev. W. A. Kelly, of Sumter, hai been reinstated in his former pastor ate and the many friends of this ver; ; prominent preacher are glad to not< the complete restoration of his healtl and strength. i '-What kind of an alarm clock havi you?" was asked of a Third avenui : baker whose work demands bis pres , ence in Ibe wee hours. "Two year old, fat, chubby, full of ginger an* with lungs like a fire gong." I Mr. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal say=; "During my brother's lat j sickness from sciatic rheumatism . Chamberlains Pain Balm was th only remedy that gave him any re lief." Many others have testified t< the prompt relief from pain whicl ' this liniment affords. For sale b; J. E Kaufmann. "The women of Alabama are t present to Miss Aunie Wheeler, daugh < I ter of General Wheeler, a silver se as a testimony of her work amonj the soldiers at Santiago during th ' war with Spain. Miss Wheeler ha ' | asked the War Department to sen* her to the Philippnies as a nurse. [ | Mr. T. Z. Noles, of Byron, Ark., says ' | "My daughter 1 ad been chilling abou ? nine months and I had used lour differen [ I chill tonics according to directions, am ! they did not cure. One bottle of Eamon' I Pepsin Chill Tonic cured her. She ha not chilled in nearly three months, i bought two more bottles and cured thre | cises of chills with them. Iam not will i! ing to be without ltamon's Chill Tonic an* Pills. For sale by G. M. Harman and J II E. Kaufmann i A phesant woman, in the absenc* i; of her husband, sells two fat cows t* 1 a r\oocir?nr rloolnr A j ho cava ho ho U A.?. J UV WMJ W uv UMI no money with him, she is unwilling i i to let him have them without security i '-Very well," he says, "then I w'd , i leave one of the cows for security.' | The woman agrees and calmly allowi him to march off with the other cow Xtiznon's Tonic Liver Pills, a pleas ant remedy for all diseases arising ! from a disordered or torpid liver They are the modern cure for consti ! pation, biliousness, sick headaches specks before the eyes, etc. The] j do not sicken or gripe, mild in action thorough in (fleet. Only one a dose | sugar coated and pleasant to take i Price, 2d cents a box, at the Bazaar. An order has been received from the war department detailing Capt j Ezra B Fuller for temporary dutj pertaining to Ihe preparation of rolh i of rejected men who offered their : services in the Spanish war. C?pt Fuller is already stationed in Colum j bia as recruiting officer. Camden, June 11?Mr. John A Armstrong was found dead in his ! rcorn this morning. An inquest was held over the body and the verdict -l, ,1 -?IK ( was juiti ut; came iu uis utraiu hull natural causes. He bad been un well for some time, but was not confined io bed. Deceased was about rixty years old. Take a pill that is a pill, built on medical science by an able physician: ! such is the short story of Dr. Saw yer's Lirtle Wide Avxakc Dills. J. 10 Kaufmanu. Spring is here and nature some tiroes nt eds aseictance and there is nothing better than Dr. Baker's great veg<ttb!e blood and liver cure. It corrects the system and keeps the machinery woikiDg satisfactorily. It is good for rheumatism, scrofula, syphilis, dropsy, catarrh and all diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys, and general debility. The greatest blood purifier known. For sale at the B;.ziar. Price $1.00 for a large bottle. Judge Buchanan has held that that part of the school law which provides for levying a special tax is unconstitutional, in that the votirg is limited to voters uwho return real or personal property to the value of $100 for taxation." He holds that all electors who are qualified to vote in other elections should be allowed t.- vote on the special tax. I was seriously afflicted with a cough for several years, and last fall bad a more severe cough than ever before. I have used many remedies without receiving much relief, and being recommended to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who, knowing me to be a poor widow, gave it to me, I tried it, and with the most gratifying results. Tne first bottle relieved me very much and the second bottle has absolutely cured me. I have not had as good health for twenty years. Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A. Beard, Claremore, Ark. Sold by J. E. Kaufraann. Elijah West, a merchant and prom, ioent citizen of Bogue, N. C., was tecently murdered and robbed. M . West was sleeping in his store, where be was found with a rope 1 ti</htlv drawn around his neck. It is | * O / supposed the robbers eeeured some 1 money. Suspicion points to men in ' the neighborhood, one of them a ne S gro. A body of a baby came in with the tide in Charleston recently. Theie ' was nothing about the person of tie tiny dead vopger to disclose its iden' tity, nor could it be told for a cer ' tainty whether it* was white or a 1 bright mulatto. The body wa9 placed 7 in a box and sent to the city hospital, 5 where it will remain while the Coroner makes an investigation with a view of finding out the parentage of the child and ihe way in which it met death. y Gov. McSweeney on "Wednesday issued a requisition upon the Governor of Georgia for Spencer Johnson, colored, who is wanted in Aiken g county, this State, upon the charge 0 of assault, with intent to rape, his intended victim being Gussie Home. ^ The offense was committed on the J 20 of November last. The negro has recently been located in Georgia. ' Gov. McSweeney appointed Sheiiff e Owen Alderman of Aiken county to ' an nftpr tho man. The rcciuisiion bw - A e was honored and Johnson is now in !~ jail at Aiken, o An electric corset has been recently patented. It is constructed in such a manner that when a fellow slips his arm around his girl's 0 waist he presses a button, This loosens a spring in the ccrset, throws sawdast in his hair and kicks him out ? of doors, where an Indian rubber bull 6 dog stands ready to scare him into 8 fits. The inventor has also invented a * remedy for fits. These corsets are not at all popular with the fair sex, and there is but little demand fcr 1 them. The old time squaer me ^ tighter corset is all the rage. s To those troubled with piles, j either itching or bleeding, we partic ularlv recommend Dr Sawyer's Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve. It ^ will immediately relieve and positively cure this disease. J. E. Kauf mann. e The growth of the national wealth 3 during the present decade, it is ex3 pected, will break the record. It is r estimated by careful staticians that if . the rote of increase of production I during the past two years is main' tained the total accumulated wealth 3 io 1900 will not befarfrom 8110,000,. 000.000, or more than double the wealth of Great B;itian. Iu 1800 the wealth of the U Jted States was ' estimated at 820.000%000,000. A more than five fold increase in forty vears is a record of wealth prcduc V ' iog unmatched in ancient or modern 7 i nes. "When Admiral Dewey captured Cavite he took posession of a lot cf artillery and later presented it to Aguinaldo. It is these cannor.s that 1 are now being used by the insurgents against cur troops with such terrible 7 efiect in the province south cf Manila. The Spaniards operating the I guns are (xpeits in the handling cf ' j field pieces and are evidently using ' i-their knowledge with deadly effect I on our troops. The native Filipino j knows nothing of the proper handl5 ing cf artillery. Three of the five ? pieces cf aitiilery were recaptured 1 ' < . 1 . i CI _ 1 ' | oy our ioiccs wnn iwemy opamsn i | prisoners who were released from | prison by Aguinaldo who said they were tocperate tlcse guns. They ' weie glad it is said to get with the | Atneiicans. , Let disease come as tbey will. Take Life of the Liver and be bealthy still; Pleasant to take, unlike a pill, Regulates the system and cures every ill. A B?&ih?B*ps \ I j| gLggfc Mop? ! 11 when her ; j j I 1 I ?"s and i! I ! healthy, j! '[ Her hopes g ( Ji will be fully realized if she will c i' prepare herself during pregnancy 5 ?| with MOTHER'S FRFEKD, the Ji widely-known external liniment i. i[ which so many women use. It not ji ' i only paves the way for easy de- (1 Ji livery, but insures strength and i[ ' i J vigor to the r.ew-br.rn. ^ Bold liy Driiririatfl for SI n bottle. # g.n l fjr our }-?i MOTHf.R S FP.IK.NO. I TES BRADFT^LD RtOtn.ATOa CO.. Atlanta. Ga. ( pwywvvvwvvimvvvr/w^ SEND US ONE DOLLAR am isH9 pattern hlgb-rradr KKSKKVOIIt COAL A.N1) MOOD COOK 8TOVK, by freight O.O.I)., subject to examination. 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J "STEVENS FAVORITE" t 3 RIFLE. * 9 22-inch barrel, weight 4$ pounds. ? 6 Carefully bored and tested. For & \ .22, .25 and .32 rim-fire cartridges. \ I NO. 1 7. X J Plain Open Sights, $6.00 J \ NO. lO. \ f Target Sights, $8.50 f r Ask your dealer for the "FAVO- f A RITE. If he doesn't keep it we A \ will send, prepaid, on receipt of \ 0 price. P a Send stamp for complete cata- A X logue showing our full line, with val- \ a uable information regarding rides r \ and ammunition in general. A 5 J. STEYENSAEMSAfD TOOL CO. ? f P.O.Box 1132 ^ CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. your ficsie is fcoi 7urn!$i)c<l?*% lUitfceur a Tine Prar.c or Organ. One of our Superb Alalkushek Pianos ot Old Reliable Mason & Hamlin Organs-will give your Family a Merry Christmas, all the yeararound. Two Grand Instrumen's. sold by us for iS years past, and immensely popular. Quality, better than ever. Prices, greatly lower under our new plan of sell;ng?without Agents. Agents Commissions 5avcd and g'ven to Purchasers. 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'1 he best productions of world-famous authors are published in this convenient form, and will be delivered to you monthly, by your newsdealer, on the "Easy Payment" pl.iu. new york daily news, new york sunday news, new york news library. Sample Copy Free. Published by the NEW YORK NEWS PUBLISHING CO., 31 A- 32 Park How, X. Y. C. AGEXTsWantkd to secure annual subscriptions. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature 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 all other results of imperfect digestion Prepared by E. C DeWItt 6 Co., Clvcago. J. E. K ALTAI ANN. I ALL BIG BOXING- EVENTS Aro Best Illustrate! and Described in POLICE GAZETTE The World-Famous . . . . . Patron of Sports, $1.00-13 WEEKS~$1.00 MAILED TO YOUR ADDRESS. RICHARD K. FOX. Publisher. Franklin Square, New York. THE mim mrnii use COLUMBIA, S. C. CAFITAL $100 000 0b SURPLUS 30.0UU 0U ESTABLISHED lb71. JAMES WOODKOW, President. .TFT.ITU WAT KEJl. Vice President. ~ <EKOMEH.SAW YER, CUVier. qIEECTOIIS-James Woodrow, Jo =n A Crawford, Julius II. Walkir, C. Eitzximiuods, W C. Wright, W. II. Gibbes. John T. Sloan. T T. iloore, J. L. jVlimnuugh. E. S Jovnes. 11IIIS BANK SOLICITS A SHARE, IF . not all, of jour business, and will grant every favor consistent with safe and sound hanking. January 29, 1897 ly, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. I Central Ti:ne UrttViTii fn'.uinliiaa:nl JackI | honville. Ilastcrn Time l*et\veeii Colamh.a and Oilier Point*. KflVrtive -Tune 11th. Ist i'. v .i i i No. ' 'A No. :?.! C .Sortliboua.l. I) illy. I>;ti!y. I.v. .1'villf. K.('.JcIMJy.. . sUoa 7 1.3;> j w " Savannah l'J 1.7 j. 11 ' Ar. (7>lr.:n1?ia . ... ? 1>M> 4 .'An t I.v. Ch.-'.rioifoji, So. 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Danville . 4 i'.i?2;i " Charlotte * loiXlji ' ' " l i ek Hill u-. a 11 10.i ! ! " Chester .... .. ! :C> a 11 !.{ ] J " Wimisla;? <?. ....... 10 21a I2 32a < Ar Coi'i-ia Blniid'g *t ...... 1! a 1 27 a i Lv. Columbia L'n.deji't. . II ;"> a 130 a 1 " .Tohus:on.-;.. . i i; :?.i " Trenton . 1 :s?? ii 4S.i Ar. Aiken ; i.*?.. i " ( iranitevilio ... . . 2 t?7 j> 7 is a i " Augusta . . *2 sty.i ] I.v. Coi omnia, So. Ky. . . 3 .Yip li 4"> .i Kingvill.- ." 4 3*j.. T :i Orange sirg I f> s 2;s Iranrhvilti- i*> id p S hi a Sumatervil'o ' 7 32 i> ID !*< a ] Ar. Charleston h 17] 11 OUa Lv. Cnl'bia. I-\C.&?.Ky. lUlCia 12 47a l " Savannah 07 p 5 <)v n Ar. Jacksonville. . . . i 7 4M> Ouuti SI.KMI'IM; CAR skuvm t:. Excellent daily jiassengcr serviee between Florida aiul New York. Nos. 33 and ill?New Yolk :::??! Florida Express. Drawing-Room sleeping Cars Is-tween Augusta and New V?ii;. Puiiman drawing room sleeping ears between Tamoa. .Tacks.mvilie, Savannah, Washington ; fciul New York. Pullman S-eeping Cars 1? t'.vcen Chariot la and Richmond. . >7os.:?) and iW-l". S. Fast Mail. Thnagh ( Pullman drawing room butfet .-'ceping cars between Jacksonville and New York and Pullman sleeping ears between Augusta and Charlotte. Dining ears serve all ns.als enroutc. 3 Pullman sleeping ears between Jaeksonvilla 1 and Columbia, ei^route daily between Jui-lc s .nvillc r.uu < iwmnnti, v?i Asnevtiie. FliANK S. GANNON. .T. M. GULP. Third V-P. 5: Wen. Msr. T. M.. Washington. W A. TIJP.K. S. H.HARDWICK, G P. A.. Washington. A. < >. P. A.. Atlaata. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ( Oaadensed Schedule Is Effect ***" JTCIY4, 1897. ] STATIONS. | Lt. Charleston 7 ^ * 3 It. Columbia. 77 jl ? * 13 " Prosperity 2 11 p a " Newoerry 7 f? ^ m i " Ninrfy-6ix J fjj P 111 Ax. Greenwood ? P m l " Hodtrea 2 *5 p m Ar. Abbeville 2 55 p * , gnSIton 3 '? P * Ar. Anderson 9 35 p in Ax. Greenville _i-^-2-2 < IxTAtWta j_ 'J 30 g a 1 STATIONS. j Lv. Greenville JO SO * i* " Piedmont }0 55 a ra C " Wllliamston 11 13 s m ( Lt. Anderson J1 06 a m f Lt. Bait- {]; 35 * ?a ] Ar. Donnalds 1- PL p ra y Lt. AVberlfla il 45 a in LrTSodgaB i~7 20 p m " Greenwood J 00 p m " Ninety-Six 1 25 P ?* ** Newberry 2 JJ p m " Pros verity 2 37 P * Ar. Columbia _ ? ^ P 3 Ax. Charleston \ ?P* r STATIONS. t30l>' Tlltfc Lr... Charleston. Ar d0& TS0a!lf?3a; '* .... Columbia .... " 3 35i?i 03*p J f 07a'12 15p! " A'uton " 2 4~p liaJa 10 0ta> 125p " Pant no "I 1 25pj 7 4flp . JO 20a! 20?p u Union " 1 Ulp 7 30p 10 39a! 223p "... Jonesville? " 12 2Cpj 6 58p 10 64*1 287p " Paoolet...... ** 12 Up 6 47p 11 25*i 8 !0p Ar.. Spartanburg. Lvll 45* 0 ?p 11 45a 683p Lt . Spartanburg. Ardl '2Sa 0C4p Itfpl TOOpAr.... AahevlIIo.... LtI 8 Aja ?06p f "P." p. m. "A." a. m. 1 Tralm 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullmas & ileeplng cart between Columbia end Asb.evtlla. enroute dally between Jackson rille and Cioola . RStL i Trains leave Spartanbnra. A. & C.'division. t northbound. 6r37 a. rn.. S:4. p. n?.. 6:13 p. ra.. (Vestibule Limited); southbound 12:20 a. a.. t.K., ^ it-Rta m (Vestibule Limited.) Tr&iua leavt Gr?eav<ile, A. ami C. iiivl?ton, Jiorthboimd, 6:4o &. m.. 2:61 p. m. and 5 :!*; p. aa., V?atlbul*d Limited)'itoia/ibound. 1:26 a. aa.. A) p. ei., 12 &j p. id (Ve?tibiLl*J limited) Fallruaa Service. Pul1 noun palace sleeplnf can on Trains ?5 tad V>, 87 and ?i, 02 A. and C. divi-don. W. H. GR2ZN. J U GULP Gen. Superintendent, Tra.Ile M"g*r. Washington, D. G. Waiaingron, ii. G vr. A. TURK, 8. H. HARDWiCTK. G#n. Pass. Ag't. Aa't Gen. Pass, Ag t Warhlagton, D. C. At' IA ??l i THE CIIA11L E TOX USE SOl'TII CAROLINA AND OA, R, R. Co. Iu Effect January 1, 1801). (Eastern Time.) lv Charlestoi. *7 00 a n> ro 30 p in *7 1 0 a m ar Columbia. 11 00 a m 10 10 p m U CO am tvCjlumbia 1130am 1135 am ar Spar'anb'g 3 10 pm ar Asliviile .. 6 30 p m . lv Columbia.1 1 11 35 am I lv Charlotte . 8 22 p m 0 25 a ^ Iv Danville.. 11 50 pn; 1 30 p n: c ar Wu-liing'ii 6 42 a m 0 05 p in t ar Btltimore 1 8 05 a m 11 25 pm ( ar Philadel'a iU25am 2 56am, ^ ar New York. 12 53 p m 6 23 a m [ ar P.ostou ... fS 30 p ni ?3 30 a n lv Boston ... t9 00 a m *4 00 p m ? lv New York. *3 20 prn *120") a m lv Fbiladel'a 5 55 p m 7 20 a m lv Baltimore. 8 37 p m 0 42 a ni lv Washing'D 10 45 p m il 15 a in . lv Danville .. 4 45 - rn 6 07 a ni | ar Charlotte 0 25 a ni 10 00 am * ar Columbia. ; 1 (:(jpic | lv Asheville j l7 'J) r. c J lv Spartanb'jp i 1 i 45 p m Ar Columbia, i 3 45 p in | 3 00 p ru ^ lv Columbia. 3 5 5 p in G 50 a n: 3 15p m ^ ar Charleston *3 17 pin 'llOOau. *8 17p in a *D.iilv. fExeept Sundav. .... q AUGUSTA DIVISION. P (West-Daily.) leave Charleston ! 7 00 a m' 5 3') p m arrive Augusta 11 51a n: 10 45 p ni arrive Atlanta 8 20 p in 5 00 a m _ arrive New Orleans.. 8 '20 p m 1 arrive Chattanooga ... 1 Oo a in 1 00 p ni arrive Nashville G 40 a n. 6 -55 p :n . airive Evacsvlil i 40 p m 1 2-5 a m arrive St Louis 7 32 p m 7 20 a m 11 S; THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE. w St: Augusta Division.?Turough Sleepers be- tv tween Charleston and Atlanta, having Charleston at 5 30 p. in., arriving in At- aslant* at 5 a m. Columbia Division.- Through Coaches & between Charleston and Abbeville, both dirfectiens. Shortest route to Asheville and Hot Sprints, N. C., and all resorts oi Upper r?U\i k."UUV?i ' UH'UI fm. Through tickets can be purchased, sleep ing e:ir reset vattons secured, baggauc ? cheeked to ck.stina ion and a'l other information obtaincd by appliu^ t?? Win. II. Evans. C. T. A.. Charleston Hottl, orG. W. | b( Dewefeo, Ticket ApcuL/ Line S:reet Station. I,. ' L'; A. EMEKSUN, Traffic Manager, m 30NFEGTI074ERIES, * > FStfJTTS, CAZ2S, Q-.ASZSS.S,' F.*LlTCr2" GSCC2SIZS, riGARS, CIIKWIKG aud SMO(iI>'G TOBACCO Foys, Fancy China, ^ Notions, DKTJG-S and. MEIDICIITSS, >ERFUAIERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC Diamond Dyes of all Dolors. Harmon's Bazaar, LEXINGTON, S. C SEMP NO MOWEY grade drop cabinet b'jrdick sewing machine ' ? 'reitht < <? !); i Daii.m. Y ou can examine it at your nearest in i.'l.t depot and 11 W pif&r E round perfeetl; ??ti?fa,-tor). exactly i<-nre-?":to<'.. Mcjww- I 1 ?rVv^nr POU.ll 10 marhi'ir* olhrn url! a? high .is /UlUl'.l, and Till . y i ?l_ t9n^-vyx. iiht.aik.ii i;ak?,.wx yok km.u iikakii ok, paj "' rreiehi ir?nt Our Special Offer Price si 5 50 fr^r^ and fn iirht iharjres. The nmehine weiif'.is BSkd'ywS l.mSjj ICO pounds and the freight will avern-e 75 cent* l?>r each MO mile*. fffelHtlcL-'; iS^*IS7el' CIVE IT THREE MONTHS- TRIAL in yur wa home. anl <TNcg=f we w, 11 return your $i5.ro .my day you are Rot - ti d ed. wv ?i-il dif- ft?jsgxgu--~''*" fNSyfl.yJ] rrrcrl maul and grsdex of Srwin; Machine* at 3i.5l>, Sitl.co. ?11.tin, ixsc?~?m fs s3 kb urfis.'a^ry b12.00 and up, all futl; described In Our i rre ^rninr Mirhinr ('afatorae, xck.jjd \ b (j cjae ss^i but SI5.50 fur thii DROP DESX CABINET BUREICE illi \.P fc U tneifrcatsst value ever offered by any iicuse. Ei- m ? S^-a 1 c 8 " beware of imitations $?& ? a 1 ?pa ' if eertisrnellts. offering uatnown maru.ne* tinner various names, with R -r jjwja . g T variou? inducements. Write some frhnd la Chicago axd lean who are aW3a " .'-I o* RKMARLS ASt) WHO AiiF. NOT. aiTf (To . rue nilk^^il^sf h9" ov"ry *0dtr'? "utwr.^nt. ?" > I PlK. S3U r\ eJ3 5\ kvkiiy ouon mixr ok evhiy imi.ii i > : ?- okadk .1 tciiink sauk. with 1 ?!k 'a . j % DEFECTS OK" SONS. M.WnE BY Tl?i". BEST M VKKIt !N VMCKICA. = * t-y . " u FIK?.M 1 Ui; It EST MM KKIaL ysilj} SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK ??<? ?1S? I i'ia:.o MillhHK li, one .Humration t-.'-ov.s nmelune closed, thcaudropc hfri m n n~~~ m .f!13 idnif from iii?ht) tft he u. d r.i a center ithle. piand or dnk, the other * open '.vit i f:iil length tri-.it* .vol ht ail in place for sewing, 4 fancy ' . drawer*. IilrU 1S1;'J skeleton fram-. enrveii. teneled. embossed and = ' i /^SvEapiterl dee rh'cd cabinet :ini*h. li:-e<l r.! !. I dtawi-r Is. test* on 4 cos% n* Q E?? ^6m jy&i-i tcrr. bail bearing adjuMab.. treniilr gei,isii.;> l-rtyth iron ftand. a A 3 I 5 0 *7nSa Finest Sanre Hteli 4rm he#'.', i?'/>itive f..i:r m'.::> :i fted. >clf"threading vibrat- ?v . |J i vi/ a $2 l in;r shuttle. automatic bobbin winder, tdjo table lea rings, patent tension ^ ze?* fl| i h ? ftripil liberator, improve-. !c?o: ?. wheel, adjustable press.-:- font, improved shuttle < t-ll I H carrier, patent needle bur. r-ite-.f ! * - ' g-.nr.l head i* handsomely decorated : * " * wt"! 8 5 3 nn<! omsmrni<-.l an.) beautifully NTCXEIe T?.IIMJVIED. 5 3 sf K&3 8 fe5 W/3 GUARANTEED I Si o ftir.riir?. rr^? ?;?: ..!*!r ami ooUrlrtt nifhlni mi Z z ||V3 5_. ?m&iif, E*crT kr.owrn ;?i!:;cKn?iit k n';d our J^rCC Instruction 2ook tt*l Is = e E- &>l I iV i jasi liowa'nvonc can !ti it ami loc-itl: - plain or arv kind of tanoy work*. VEAK.S' BINDING GUARANTEE is pent with every machine. costs tou nothing --cuerS to "ifiC.OO. and the:: If con vineeil jou are serins S2i.no to $40.00, pay roar freight a*e-t the $15.50. T'I IlKltll.V YOCK JSi.iO If at an; :lir..- wlUiia three months joii aayyoua/S tot Mtitf ?& ORDER TO DA*. l.OX'T It! ;.AY. (Sears. II- ebv.:Co. are tit roughly reliable.- Editor.) Address, SEARS. ftGESUt !< & CO. 'Inc.) Chicago, lil. ^ mop teinmma, kewbp.ry and f I 11 il -t i ^lABREWS 6AIU0A?. ?J? j Id Effect January 8ih, 1899. ^ No. 52 No. 2 II p f"\Tf^ 11 05 a rn Iv..Columbia.. n Ol i ti.1 1 1 XiA ?1 11 17 a m ar. .Lcaphart. REMEDIES. Endorsed by some of the Lcndiag Medical -1 40 a ru ar .. Hilton... Profession. No Quack or Patent Med- i 1145 a m ar. ..Chapiu... icine, but I 11 55 a m ar L. Mountain NATURE'S PURE REMEDIED. I \\ $ * ^P^rUy. ar 8 30 pn, 1/lm-tfx.H mtn fnt. \\ nrm f.n!ur?il i-in iMmn- . ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ r sitiou taim. "r" ; P?8f-?ewl*rty.? ? w pm Ubfl Spirittine Balsam for Kbenniitimn. | 12 33 p m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar 7 20 pm Colds, Lameness, Sprains, Sore Throat j 12 08 p m ar. ..Gaiy... .ar 7 10 pm Use Spirittino Inbaleut lor Consumption, , 10 4:5 n m "? Kinnrd or 7 01 rtm ^rS^?'JghS' Cl,arrh'AS,ha"' 12 50 p m ar. Goldville.'.'ar G 50 pm and La urippe. t r spirittine Ointment is indispensable in the 1 " ? p tn ar.. Ciihton . .ar b oO pm treatment of Skin Diseases, Cure Itch, 1 12 p m ar .. Phi ks. . .ar 4 10 pm Itching Piles. 1 25 n m ar. .Laurens, .lv 4 00 pm In consequence of the astonishing sue- * . :ess in removing diseases, its demand now t'ctt-pv-tw ucrrrinr . , ? , i . ibjjl L i?.?i.NCr behhlhji'h. tomes not alone from this vicinity bat iom everywhete in the United States and cj-j No! 1 Wholesale and Retail by G. M. HARMAN. | 3 3/5 P m lv. .Laurens, .lv 1010 am ' 1 41 p m lv.. .Parks.. .lv 10 00 am LltlXIIN'GTON ; 1 5:3 p ni lv. ..Clinton.. .lv 9 40 am cussicu asrara, |igj:i;.-:SJK; lilz ' FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. i 2 14 p m lv.. ..Gary.. .lv 8 50 am PREPARES FOR TEACHING ! 2 19 p hi lv. ..Jalapa.. .lv 8 40 am COLLEGE OR RU-INESS. | 2 52 p m-lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am ligh School. Intermediate and Primary i ^ ~~ P lv.1 rospeiity.lv G -?5 am Courses. , 2 57 p m lv.. .Sli^hs.. .lv 2ngl:sh, German. French, Greek and Latin j *> 92 p m Iv.L. Moiilitiiiulv V. Tan git. ; 3 12 p m lv. ..Chapin.. .lv Wry Health test Location. B;ard i 3 1S p ni lv.. .Hilton.. .lv :c*r\ r-lw nn >4. in j Pnr inOiitll. lUltlOii .. ??* 1 ? ^?pm ;r ??? "<><* if ikp-uses per year $50 to ?>7;. llatl !'2o 1 3 *.b p in 1V. L>allcntine. !v tudcr.ts last session j 3 35 p m Iv.. .Irmo... Jv N.xt session begins Monday, September | 3 42 p m lv..T,eaphart. .lv 9. lWd. i'or full particalurs, 9 c- ' r\ : u* Wires. - P ar..Columbia, .or 0. D. SEAY, Principal, rp . -0 , -0 " i-TuTT L;xington, S. C. Tlall,s ar:(- ! un fo!id between Rftpl-nibpj 14?tf. . Chailestou end Greenville. Train ' PARtTER'S i makes c!c?e connection at Laur- ' HAIR BALSAM i en? for Angus!a and Spuitanburg. V'Uji.Sntcgpn^a!r* No. -T) makes clo?e connection at Wte jg^eg ffSt yJmSTcoP? Sumter for fee Xoith. ?*, Cu"??^SdiirwSXus. 1 and 2 makes elote eoncectinn with S. A L found from Atlanta. \ 1} 17 For further information call on or m loii bM,j^...kprMAPEm Stl'MRUO, , r nvi:Sf?oS'"' OR Travelling Passenger Agent. A 1717 T mrrT^T\ Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C. Al l LlolfjlJ W. G. CHICD3. Pro.-iacut. IT IN *???**' lOiWMffiBAl 1 OF SOUTH CAROLINA . +. ^ r> ~I State. City & County Depository f so, you will fin a in th8 L.*ru2f \ Columbia s c ind Medicine Department at I capital Paid in Fuii $150,00000 he Bazaar, Standard Medi- Jnri-Hs; ; ? Jsooooo ^ .. ... I.iubiiittes ot Stockholders loO.OOO.fX) lines for all Complaints, diseases, Etc, which will $335,000.00 nve reiief and cure you. \Ta2TGS ?S?AETM??7T. 3 4 m run n D \ r1 \ \ D Iuterc.-t at the rate ol 4 per centum per an 4 1 I lljij J) enm ra"'^ on deposits ju this department 1 L_ TRUST DEPARTMENT. S| M IIinK uua'-r special provision of its v*' sa? W e?jM r^rtcr ey-reiso.-. the office ol Executor, j Administrator, Trustee or Guardian of EsMAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C.f j talis. feweler "d repairer strttr ctfssii department. Has a splendid stock ol Jewelry, Watches, . Firo and Bursar pro. t safety deposit locks and Silverware. A lino line of *or ren^ *roni * - (i't $1- b() per year, pectacles and Eyeglasses to fit everyone, EDWIN V>\ EOBEP.TON, 11 for sale at lowest prices. President, p&- Bepairs on Watches first class A. C. HASKELL, uickly dene and guaranteed, at moderate Vice-President. rices.' 50?tf. J. CALL WELL fccBEKTSON, 2d Vice President. -g- ~t i* cs 1 ' EELRl.CasUur. Land tor Sale. F^ itte offer at peivate sale ~~ ~ " VV the lollowtng land: 4 f 1 & Home tract, *25 a'*res, about two horse ' If lit ?^EL'8i.lW? ^ ,rru opened On the place is fine water j ower with dam already built. It has tv.c : /\ my"': r*?-.O" :tt>Vmeut>, good fanning lands T?clx!XTwl'KIT^"m 'f i COM-MIMA, S. 0? oods lann with uevv dwelling and rcces- * ,ry out buildings; open land enough lor i | s NOW ?.I \KING THE BEST pic i-o horses. ^ ^ j X timt can be ban in this country, Tract No 3 1(0 acres, nil tiftjbir and i .and all who have r>e\vr Lad a real tine pic- ?? ^ ell watered. j i;:r<\ should now try some oj his latest The above land is locattd abor.J two I -tyh.s. Specimens can be seen at his Galiles from Swansea. Terms rea-outline. !t*ry, up stairs, next to the Hub. Apply to either j SAML. HAT SLY. ss^;-""",u Saw Mills, L2~tn Hint }f*avy. an 1 Supplies. iikaKF.sf and nr.sr. Lt dgers, journals records, counter ,5!T JjV 11' rv,,1?:*': hand*, , 7 , , , , Lorr.oa 'o Iron vVorks ^ xks, memorimaum boo^s .cLcol | ?rjd Supply CO., ioks, pads, pencils, ink of all coLih. AUGUSTA, GfcOi*GIA. ' ^ ucilage, kc, for sale at the Bazaar. January 27? """ J - mi