The Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 2oth; rebuilt July
19. 189L
G. M. HARM AN. Editor and Publisher.
LEXINGTON, S. C.,
WEINtSDAY. JUNE 28, 1899.
The capacity of the cotton mill at
G.eenwood is to be doubled.
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
has a national reputation, extending
over about sixty years, as a most
successful Liver Regulator.
The tru>t has bought the Baldwin
fertilizer woiks at Port Royal.
G. W. Whitman says that he is a
candidate for Governor again.
"What you want is not temporaly
relief from piles but a cure to 6tay
cured. De Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures piles, and they stay cured.
J. E Kaufmann.
Counterfeit 50 cents silver pieces
are in circulation in various sections
of the State.
Major Fant, of Union, has given
$1,000 to endow a scholarship in Furinan
University.
Pure blood is full of Life and
Vitality, and carries Vigor to the
organs of the body. Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine creates rich,
pure blood.
The State hospital for the Insane
will now take only patients who have
been vaccinated.
George Ray, of Columbus, Mo.,
aged 102 years, is suing his wife,
aged 37, for divorce.
Take a pill that is a pill, built on
medical science by an able physician;
such is the short story of Dr. Sawyer's
Little Wide Awake Pills. J.
E. Kaufmann.
Seven colored women graduaed as
nurses at the Hospital and training
school in Charleston recently.
' It isn't likely that Solomon succeeded
in convincing all his wives
that a word to the wise is sufficient.
During Summer we are liable to
Stomach and Bowel troubles, such
as Diarrhoea, Colic, Cramps, etc, for
which Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine is highly recommended.
General rains have fallen throughoutTiedmont
section duringthepast
week, and crops are very much re
W. T. Davie, Kabj, S. C., writes:
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
cure3 Pains in Back, and that "Out
of Sorts" Tired PeeliDg. I think it
, four times as stroDg as Zeilin's and
Black Draught.
If you are suspicious of the motives
of othef men, the proof is positive
that you yourself will bear
watching.
Let disease come as they will,
Take Life of the Liver and be
healthy still;
Pleasant to take, unlike a pill,
Regulates the system and cures
every ill. f
Checks drawn by public officers on
public funds are not required by the
war revenue act to have revenue
stamps attached.
J. A. Scbear, of Sedalia, Mo.,
saved his child from death by crcup
by using One Minute Cough Cure.
It cures coughs, colds, pneumonia,
la grippe and throat and lung troubles.
J. E. Kaufmann.
When you are misunderstood and
misjudged by your fellow men, then
you may find comfort in the fact that
God knows all about you.
To those troubled with niles.
& * ?
either itching or bleeding, we particularly
recommend Dr. Sawyer's
Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve. It
will immediately relieve and positively
cure this disease. J. E. Kaufrnann.
Coffins in Russia are never covered
in black. If the deceased is a child,
pink is used; if a woman, crimson,
though for a widow they are brown.
There is a time for all thing3. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, biliousness, sick-headache,
indigestion or other stomach or
liver troubles. J. E. Kaufmann.
Governor McSweeney has decided
to have the cannon that was captured
in the Spanish-American war placed
in the State House grounds. That
is the place for it.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely
digests food within the stomach and
intestines and renders all classes of
food capable of being assimilated
and converted into strength giving
and tissue buildiDg substances. J.
E. Kaufmann.
The Columbia Electric Street E tilway,
Light and Power Co., has been
sold by the local owners to a Baltimore
syndicate for 8257,000. It is
said that the property will be greatly
improved and enlarged.
W. M. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa.,
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.
Krufmann.
Admiral Dewey will not accept the
home which the American people are |
prepering to give him. He would j
rather build a hospital for sick and !
disabled soldiers and sailors.
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their normal condition, the hours
Wpain lessened, and recovery compl
Ml Send for our new hook, "Health.!
mu\ which contains much valuable inf<
jli and motherhood. It is free.
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Thomas Tburman, deputy sheriff
of Troy, Mo, says if everyone in the | s
United States should discover the s
virtue of De Witt's Witch Hazel J I\
Salve for piles, rectal troublos and , a
skin diseases, the demand could not v
be supplied. J. E. Kaufmann. j v
The Bradley Fertilizer Syndicate u
of Boston has purchased about G,000 j ^
acres of land on the Ashley and a
Edisto rivers. This land contains a
high grade rock and is a mijority of D
the unmined laDd left in the State. ^
is
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act;
as a faultless pill should, cleansing
and reviving the system instead of j
weakening it. They are mild aDd
sure, small and pleasant to take, and j j
entirely free from objectionable j
drugs. They assist rather thaD j1
compel. J. E. Kaufmann.
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The Southern railway evidently is j ^
looking for a big increase of busi- j
cess in the near future, having placed | ^
orders for twenty three standard lo ; t
comotives, 1,000 feight cars aod fif- j y
teen passenger coaches, all' to have
the latest improvements and first j
class in every respect.
Mr. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal, j I
says; "During my brother's late! r
sickness from sciatic * rheumatism, j *
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the;
only remedy that gave him any re- j ^
lief." Many others have testified to Ic
the prompt relief from pain which *
this liniment affords. For sale by *
J. E. Kaufmann. a
Judge George Beckwith, a New J
York millionaire banker, merchant
and jurist, has just purchased Kal- ,
mia, a beautiful suburb of Aiken, S. j
C., upon which he will erect a residence
which will be second in the t
South only to Mr. George W. Van- ?
bilt's palace, Biltmore, pear Asheville, f
NC. r
What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure?
It is the newly discovered remedy,
the most effective preparation ever j
devised for aiding the digestion and ^
assimilation of food, and restoring .
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the deranged digestive organs to a o
natural condition. It is a discoverv I
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surpassing anything yet known to i ]
the medical profession. J. E. Ivauf-11
mann. j t
The prolonged season of C17 js
weather in Russia indicate a grain j
famine in that country and the crops j r
in the other European countries are a
not up to the average. The pros- c
pect for a wheat famine in Russia is I
causing holders of grain to hope for t
higher prices. The farmers of the i 3
West may have another pauio in f
prices similar to that of two years J c
ago. [
Mr.*T. Z. Noles, of Bjrou, Ark., says: j
"My daughter Lad been ch' 'iug about! F
uiue months and I had used lour different i t
chill tonics according to directions, and j
they did not cure. One bottle of Ramon's i [
Pepsin Chill Tonic cured her. She has j c
not chilled in nearly three months. 1 ; j.
bought two more bottles and cured three ;
cases of chills with them. I am not will- j
ing to be without Ramon's Chill Tonic and j
PilL=. For sale by G. M. Harman and J j
E. Kaufmann.
The State of South Carolina isj
likely, after winding up several balls j <
of red tape, to get the return of the ; ,
supplies that were furnished to com-!
paDies of the First regiment. It i will
be remembered that the State I ^
loaned the volunteers all the tents ! 7
and supplies on hand, and that it has (
since that time been whistling for 1
the return of the articles. . I
Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills, a pleas j
ant remedy for all diseases aiisiDgl
from a disordered or torpid liver.
They are the modern cure for consti- ^
pation, biliousness, sick headaches,
specks before the eyes, etc. They j,
do not sicken or gripe, mild in action,! c
thorough in effect. Ouly one a dose,j e
sugar coated and pleasant to take, j
Price, 25 cents a box, at the Bazaar. 8
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Deputy Sheriff B. R Moss, of 1
Oconee, came over to Greenville to ^
restore Clara Foster, aged 2 years, to j
her mother, who bad taken out a u
writ of habeas corpus. Columbus'j1
C. Foster and wife had parted and "
Foster brought the child to this ^
place, where he is employed at the v
Mills mill. The Deputy Sheriff car- c
ried the child to its mother at Seneca. u
1
The case was heard before Judge
o v
G ige yesterday at Anderson.
Ledgers, journals, records, counter! ^
books, memorandum books, school ?
books, pads, pencils, ink of all colors, p
mucilage, Ac., for sale at the Bazaar, i?
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lotherhood$
? HIS event in the life of a wo*
man is looked forward to with
^ a feeling akin to horror- not \ff
b.cause the little one is not
dcome, but because the mother ^Ms
eads the direful consequences .v.
herself. Those long hours ofwB^
onizing labor stand out before
r like a hideous nightmare. An
proper delivery, followed by Vr
ild-bed fever, may end the scene
a few short days, leaving the yjfr
tie one motherless. But there Aw
another side to the picture. If *6^
mien vho are expecting to beme
mothers will commence the #B\
e of the greatest female tonic,
's ] regularly as directed a few
[ weeks before confinement,
A. .1 and continue its use until Jtok
the organs are restored to %f J
of Labor will be shortened, the
etc.
r 31 others 3Iake Happy Homes,*'
irmation regarding pregnancy
tLR & CO.. I'rnprs., Chattanooga, Teun.
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E. KAUFMANN\
Fourteen years ago, John W.CIiukc-tles
who lives in the Level Laud
ectiou of Abbeville county, says the
ledium, went intj the fish culture j
nd made four ponds. One is stocked
nth catfish, one with perch and two
nth carp. He has given the busi
ess attention and also has as many
ish as he can use. He has caught
carp that weighed eighteen pounds
nd in the catfish pond there are a
lumber of fish of as heavy weight.
?he perch pond has been a perfect
uccess.
Spring is hero and nature some
imes needs assistance and there is
tothing better than Dr. Baker's
;reat vegetable blood and liver cure.
i . ii i- . 3 1 11
X corrects ine system ana Keeps me
nacbinery woiking satisfactorily. It
s good for rheumatism, scrofula,
yphilis, dropsy, catarrh and all disases
of the blood, liver and kidneys,
nd general debility. The greatest
>lood purifier known. For sale at
he Bazaar. Price Si.00 for a large
>ottle.
OBITUARY.
Daniel Fry, after a long illness, de
>arted this life June 14, 1899, at the
ipe age of SO years, 3 months, and
19 da;s.
He was first married to Polly Ann
Lreheart, and after her death he was
narried to Francis Wessinger. By
lis first wife he leaves one son and
wo daughters, and by the 2d, one son
md daughter; two sons and one
laughter having preceeded him to
he spirit land.
He .vas a life long member of
5ion E. L church, and in health his
)Iace was seldom vacant
He leaves a wife, 2 sons, 3 daugbers,
13 grand children and 1 great
jrand child, with relatives and
riends to mourn his departure. His
emains were buried near his home.
J. A. C.
Anna Livinia, wife of Henry U.
Sickley, after an illness of two months
roai paralysis, peacefully fell asleep
n Christ, June 18,1899,aged 67years,
1 months and 21 days.
She wa3 marric-d to Henry U.
3ickley, February 21, 1850. To
hem were born 5 sens and 6 daughers;
2 sons preceeded her to the
pirit land.
She was dedicated to God by the
ight of holy baptism in infancy
.net at about years oi age was revived
in full communion of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, and at
he time of her death, and for mai y
ears before was an earnest and
aithful member of Zions Evangelial
Lutheran church, and in the cerneery
of that church her remains was
aid to rest by the writer in the
>rescnce of a large concorse of peo>le.
She leaves and cffectionate bus
)and, G daughters, 3 sons, 13 grand
bildren and 7 great grand children,
>esides many relatives and friends
o mourn her departure.
j. a. c.
A Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
vill kill the paiD and promptly heal
t. Cuies Old Sores, Fever Sores,
Jlcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
)nly 25 ct3. a box. Cure guaraneed.
Sold by J. E. Kaufmann,
)ruggist."
Dogs Are Property.
The dog, "the yellow dog," if you
>!ease, or any sort of dog, is on top
igaio. The Supreme Couitof South
Carolina is on his side. The Supreme
lourt holds that a dog has value and
an be stolen aDd that the old romuon
law is out of dale and the mod
rn dog is entitled to legal protection;
,nd if you steal a dog you can be
ent to prison. The case was started
a X-jwbury, where a Dfgro named
jangford was charged with stealing
dog, dog house, etc. The Circuit
udge held, according to the common
law, that a dog wis not the sublet
of iarceny and quashed the inlictmcnt.
Now the Supreme Court
inanimously holds that the ccramon
iw does not apply h<rf: that it is
rroug not to value a dog simply beause
be is not edible, and that it is
ot a whim or captice to keep a dog. j
'he Court defends the dog for de- j
otion and attachment, and contends j
bat it is entirely a punishable crime I
j steal a dog, and that the stealing
f a dog may be punished if the ;
rets warrants and the indictment be i
roperly drawn. The Circuit Cjurt
; reversed on the d >g demurrer. ;
Succsss of Clemson College.
Jo tbe Editor of The News and Coarier:
During the greater part of the last
year Clemson has been under the
management of Dr. Hartzog. If
material results are to be takeu as
evidence, Clemson has gotten a man
at its head who is fully capable of
managing it. This is a big j ib, and
unless there is unusual executive
ability something will go lacking.
The Third class has ju3t lift the
College to take up various lines of
work. Seventy-niue alumni have
gone out from Clemson?three classes
having graduated. Many of tlnte
young men weut back to the farm,
many are at work in electrical woiks,
or as draughtsmen. They seem to
do wtl), and as to Clemson's past,
there is nothing to complain of.
Let us see what the future points
to. During the past year over four
hundred men have attended College,
the freshman class is larger than it
has ever been, and during the year
the president was forced to discourage
young men from entering the
Cdlege.
The Textile School has been running
practically all the year, about
thirty students taking the course.
This is one of the most interesting
features of the College, and South
Carolina and Clemson can look for
material results from this department.
The mechanical department is doing
good woi k, and great interest is
taken by the students in mechanics.*
This is evidenced by the boys spending
their Saturdays doing woik in
the shopand makiDg motors, book
cases, etc., for themselves.
All the students who come here
are loval to the C -liege, and there is
aa abundance of College spirit
among the bo}S.
The record in athletics in College
organizitions and in literary societies
duriDg the past year is very enviable.
God-speed to Clemson in
her field of woik
If the schools of the State would
forget to be envious, and work
together for the purpose of uplifting
the State,, how much better all
would get on. Let them help one
another!
All have their respective fields to
work in, and .the only rivalry should
be to vie with one another in fitting
men for their professions aloDg the
different lines.
B. E. T., Jr.
Why Women Cannot Enter
Masonic Lodges.
When King Solomon was still a
young man he had married his seventh
wife. She was a beautiful
young Ammonites?, with locks as
black as the raven's wing and eyes
as bright as the eagle's. It was be
lieved tint she was the favored fair
one among all the sultanas of the
Great King; for bis affections were
not divided then as they afterward.3
became. She knew ber power, and
used it unsparingly. In addition to
her other qualities, she was inquisitive
as ever was a woman on this
earth.
One eveuing King Solomon attended
lodge on some grand occasion,
and stayed out somewhat late.
When he returned home he found
the fair Ammonitess in the dumps,
and pouting just like the dear wives
of Masons do sometimes now when
their lords stay out too late at the
Lodge. She upbraided him with
neglecting her, insinuated that he
hadn't been to the lodge as he pretended,
and insisted that in- future
he should give proof that he went
there by having herself initiated, so
that she might go there and watch
him.
' Daughter of Amnion," replied the
King, "thou bast behaved thyself as
ODe of the foolish womeD,"' in pr<8umiDg
to question thy lord and
mrster. Thou art not so angry with
me as thou pretendest to br: for the
true reason of this behavior is thy
insa'iablv cuiiosity, in which thou
excellent Eve herself. Know then
that I here ordain that neither thou,
nor aDy of thy inquisitive s<x after
thee, ever enter the portals of
Masonic Lodge; but I ehall erj in
the Tyler io pierce through with his
sword any woman that shall attempt
? i " 11 _____ A 1_ _
to enter a luugf; aye, evfn tote,
Queen of Isreal though thou be!1'
And that ordinance of this wisest of
monarchs has continued in force till
this day.
We hop3, now, that we have satisfied
the curiositv of our fair readers
as fully as d:d King Solomon that of
i bis Queen.
HAIRRBALSAM
jjm Cirrr<kj.t aad bciutitiei the heir.
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Eastern Time I'etweeu Columbia
ami Other Points.
EfTo.-tive .Tune 11th, IS')?.
.. . . No. r;TT??m
>ort iiboiintl. .,
Datly. Daily.
I.v. .T'ville. F.t'.JttMty.. . b'Jaa T -J5;?
' Savannah 1- 'la p 11 .V.'ji
Ar. ('oiuJiibia . . 4 ifis p 4 :> > a
I.v. ("uur'eston. So. Ky.. T Ilia a ISlp
Suitiiiit rville 7 41 a 0 IR'ji
Kranehvitif Sana 7 5b;i
Orr.n suburb i ? a ? -4 ;>
Kin^villo lb la a ! lX';i
Av. Columbia.. . . . il W? 1" I? >
i.v. Auittssln. So. ky. . . - 4.);i ?:??;?
" Irianitoviiio 11 10 lop
" Allan -'.hip .......
V Trtnt'.ii . . ?#'>! 11 WJ|>
" .Miasmas .}* ]> 11 -Op
Ar. ( 'nlumoial'i:. <'? {?*!. . *? -0 T* - 10a
I.v <V.l'l>i:i Hlaiul'g st .. . .1 4.7p .1.10a
Winitslioro.. 0 28p 6 40 a
' ?']>? >.: ir ....... ... 7 2!>I> 7 "7 :i
" Kr? k Iliil . 7 7S;. * 11a
Ar. Chariot to . s 4.7;? U laa
" Diinvilh- . . . 12 &?a 1 22 ,1
Ar. Ri<*l-mo:ul . ....... tJSWn 0 2.7p
Ar. . ... 7 a' 9 U.);i
' Haliiia<>ro Pa. li. R.. . 12 a 11 -op
" I'liiiM.-lplii.i . ... 11 07 a 2 7<>a
" N.-.v York 2U3? C 'Sin
.. , . So. in No. i>.i
Soul !i unili'.il. .. ., . .,
I' uly. Daily.
Lv. New VorW.l'a. R.R. II <4)p 12 l.laS
" I l.ilai'ici;>!?;;*. ... .7 IIIp, II f>t)a
" I'nltiuioft . . . . 7 7W> |> ft 22 a
Lv. Wasn't on. So. Ry.. . 0 "20 p 11 1.1 a
l.v. RiiliiK.'Uid ... ... 11 l.0p 1*201 lu
Lv. . 4 1.1a, 6 (J2p
" ("liarlotto .. S 15a 10 20 p
" Rook Iiili ... I 0 02 a 11 10p
" ChosttT ' Olio a 11 411 p
" \Yii:nsl>or?>. .... !0 2] a 32 02 a
Ar Coi'Ha Blatnl'k si. 11 2.1a 1 07 a
Lv. Co!i:ml>iuUn.... II 4.1? 4 00a
" Johnstons... . ... . .. 1 22 p 0 02a
" 'fr' iitoti . 1 :S]? 0 4H.I
Ar. Aiki'ii .. .j 2 1.1 p
" tira::itovi!lc . . 2 07 p 7 IS a
" Augusta 2 4.1 j SOOa
Lv. Columbia. So. Rv. . . . :;.V>p 0 4.7a
Kintrvillo ." 4 :ts ]>| 7 .'#?a
Oran^o'.ntr^ j .7 20j?j S22a
Rrawhvillr ! 0 p2 pj S .72 a
Sinimiorvilio 1 7 a2p 10 !Sa
Ar.Charleston . . . J fc 17p 11 UUa
Lv. Col'bia. F.C.&P.Hy 10 ;t5a- 12 -17 :i
" Savannah * . 1 1HJ7 p \ ? OX a
Ar. Jacksonville | 7 Ut> 9 00a
SLEEPING CA11 SERVICE.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. :?1 and .14?New York and Florida Ex*
press. Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars between
Augusta and New York.
Puilman drawing room sleeping ears between
Tampa, Jacksonville, savannah, Washington
snd Now York.
Fullman SVeping Cars latween Chariot la
and Richmond.
Nos. Jo and :id-U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping ears i>etweeu
Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
s!ee]>ing ears between Augusta and Charlotte.
Dining ears serve all meals enroute.
Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, enroute daily I etween Jacksonville
and Cincinnati, via Asheville.
FRANK S. GANNON, J. M. CURP.
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr. T. M.,v* shington.
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK,
G P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A., Atlanta.
60UTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Sehedn'.o la KJIteeft
JULY 4. 1897.
" STATIONS. |
Lt. Charleston 7 10 a ra
Ly. Columbia . 11 CO a m
" Pro?t)?nty ' 12 11 p at
" Kewborrr 12 22 p a
** Ninety-Six 1 25 p a
At. Greenwood 1 45 p m
" Bodgea 2 25 p ea
JLt. Abbeville 2 55 p ra
jr. Bolton 8 10 pa
At. Anderaon 3 35 p ra
At. Greenvllle 4 20 p a
fx. Atlanta ft 90 p 3|
STATION3.
tiY. Greenville 10 90 a ni
" Piedmont 10 86 a a
" Wllliar.nton 11 18 a m
Lt. Anderaon 11 06 a a
Lt. Bel ton 11 35 a a
Ar. Donnalda 12 02 p m
Lt. Abbovfile Tl |a a a
Lt. Hodges 12 20 p va
" Greenwood 1 00 p m
* Ninety-Six 1 25 p a
M Newberry 2 25 p a
M Pronperity 2 37 p a
At. Columbia 3 50 p a
At. Charleston ~T 00 p a
ISM 8TATiOX8. |jjg^g
a30p| TlOaLr... CharI??*on. .Ar 8(sfy 11 OS
*180aill teal '' Columbia " 3 35p
07a|12 15pj *' Aiatoa " 2 45p 5 &a
1004a 126p " faiituo " 1 25p 7 46p
10 3J* 202pl '* Union 1 u'.p 7 90p
lOSSa 223pl " ... Jone."ville " 12 a',p 658p
10 54a 227pj " Paeolet " 12 Up 6 ?7p
1136* 8 lOplAr.. Ppartaiibnrf. Lv 11 4.5a 6 *)p
1145a BSSp'Lv . Spartanburg.. Arlll 3H? 8 06p
iiSp TOOp'Ar?A&hcvllia? Lv! 8 Ala' 3 (ftp
p. a. "A." a. ra.
Tratni 9 and 10 carry e>pant Pnllmaa
Sleeping car* between C-'lnmbia and Anhovilla,
rout* dally between jaokaeavllle andCmoin
natl.
Tralna leave 8partanbnr|, A. & C. dlrlalon.
northbound. 6:67 a. in., 3:47 p.m., 6:13 p.m.,
iVeatlbuie Limited); aoufhl>ound 12:26 a. m..
:15 p. ra., 11:S7 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
Tralna leave Groenvll'e, A. and C. division,
orthbound, 5:45 a. ra., 2.31 p. m. and 5:80 p. a.,
* * * * ? J - -A \_. t 1 .<r* A
( YOSUbUleU L.12BUC& ; ULK'TliKi., l .*? m. at.,
4 A! p. m., 12 :&j p. m (Vertibalwd Lladted).
Pullrjicc Sarrtc*.
Poll man palace aleeplng c*rj on Train* 83 aai
9G, 87 and 88, om A. ana C. ui vision.
W. H. GREEN, J M Cn,?
Ckn. Superintendent, TVai2o IPg*?,
Washington, I>. 0. Wachington, D. C.
W. A. TURK. 6. H. HAP.DWICK.
Gen. Pass. Ag'i. Aj'H??o Put Ajf 1
Waehlngron; D. 0. At* Cht.
THE CH A11LES TO IS LINE
SOUTH CATOLINA AND GA, R. R. Co.
In Effect Jan nary 1, 1809.
(Eastern Time.)
lv Oharlestot. *7 00 a u. *5 90 p :u *7 < 0 a ru
ar Columbia. 11 00 a in 10 10 p m 11 (0 a m
lv Cjlumbia 11 39 a in 1135am
ar Spar'anb'g 3 10 p ni
ar Asliville .. j 6 30 p m
lv Columbia, i ' ill 35 am
lv Cnarlotte . 8 '22 p n 9 25 a m
lv Danville.. 11 59 p m 1 30 p n.
ar Washing']) fi 12 a m 9 05 p id
ar Biltimore 8 05a n: 11 '25 pin
ar Pbiladel'a 10 25 a m 2 50 a m I
ar New York. 12 53 p m fi 23 a id
ar Boston ... 18 3') p ru |3 3 j a n>
iv Biston ... 19 00 a m *4 O'J p m
lv New York. *3 20 p m *1205a in
lv I'hiladel'a 5 55 p m 7 20 a u
lv Baltiircre. 8 37 p re 9 42 a n>
lv Wjishing'n 10 4 > p m 11 13 a in
lv Danville.. i 4 45 a m 6 07 a m
ar Charlotte . 9 21 a in 10 00 a in
ar Columbia.: 100pm
lv Ashevilie. | *7 20 a m
lv Spartanb'g1 1 11 47 pm
Ar Columbia. I 3 45 p m- ! 3 00 p ru
lv Columbia. 3 55 p ru G 50 a in 3 15pm
ar Charleston *3 17 p m *1100ael *8 I7p m
*D<tilv t Except Snndav.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
^ West-Daily.)
leave Charleston 1 7 00 a m' 5 30 p m
arrive Augusta 1 \ 51 a m 10 45 p m
arrive Atlanta 8 20 p m 5 00 a m
arrive New Orleans 8 20 p m
arrive Chattanooga ... 1 00 a ni 1 'JO p m
arrive Nashville G 40 a n: G 55 p m
arrive Evansvlil ! 40 p n; 1 25 a ru
arrive S: 1^01113 '.Yi p u. / zu ami
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE.
Augusta Division.-?Through Sleepers between
Charleston and Atlanta, leaving
Charleston at 5 3U p. m., arriving in Atlanta
at 5 a m.
Columbia Division - Through Coaches
between Charleston and Ashcviile, both directions.
Shortest route to Asheville and Hot
Springs, N. C., and all resorts of Upper
Sorth and South Carolina.
Through tickets can be purchased. Sleeping
car reseivations secured, baggage
ihecked to destination and all other infor- l
nation obtained by appling to Win. H. ! 1
Evans, C. T. A.. Charleston Hotel, or G. W.
Dewoea, Ticket Agent, Line Srreet Station.
L. A. EMERSON.
Traffic AinUagnr,
i i mii Tf?nrinrmTHTii?n n ry inr-ifiir W
CONFECTIONERIES, 1
PxvTyiTS, GAZES, CRAGZEES, 1
G-BOCSSIES,
CIGAHS, CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO
Toys,
Fancy China,
Notions,
ZDESTJG-S and. SvZIEXDXCIZTIES,
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL LOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC
Diamond Dyes of all Colors.
Herman's Ra^aar
M.EL ? B?? ?1 k* Hi? ?2 Si ? 5
41
LEXINGTON, S. C.
SEND NO MONEY sss -?
ve wiU gea(1 J0UCUg H1GH ttfr*Tsreg7#? J) I B50
GSA5E DROP CABINET BURDICK SEWING MACHINE * frelrtif. o. D. euljcet i? ,umi IJ I *=%
natiun. You can examine itat your nearest freight cepot ana ' ^jy jl' t5 I ? 1
found perfectly satisfactory, exactly as represented... CfiKlJgk I i, I B
equal lo machine* other* wll a* liish a* $Cl).00, soil 'I !li ._ i. _ * m e^>' -*T-?c? 1' lv?i? ?
tlUUATU.M HAKG11S YOU K.YKK Ilk.tKD OK, pa* *. ur -jejjrajMCag^igSS^^
frei*ht areot Our Special Offer Price 515 50
and freight charges. The machine weighs fcui,;;St ~ ' 1 C- . LViilTi?j.i#dtLr fijja
120 pounils ana the freight will average 75 cents for each .500 miles. /-?;9Ste-l?' 1 IjWLffiffil'
CIVE IT THREE MONTHS' TRIALin your own home, ami >.'-:- ;^l8BC3f
we will return your I15.M any day y.ui are not satisfied. We tell <lif- Ifi 'yTtii iT i^?a^^*'K^yHF|jHg
frrent make* and grade* of hewing Jlarhioc* at # ?.;<), Jit/. 00. a rW ijKSt'V^SS
f 12.04) and ap, all folle delimited la t)<ir Kr?e S?*>iou tlacliine I'atulerue, 7. fl H raU Wi3 -*~-t
b?? 515.50 for tiii*. DROP DESK CABINET BURDICK ffI Vi> E feififtfj 1 * ?
la the greatest value ever offereu by any cousc. Si 1 ? R al li^ll el
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! 9 f ?ii| * If
crtleiucr.t*. otrenns; nnknono narnl??< ureter various natr.es. with BSq-i.j g jf ~
various inducements. Write ?orae friend In Chicago and learn who are ?*.'? o? *
RfcLlAR'.S AND W1I4) Al'.g S4>T. MJig 1 ? _,
J-UC DIIDHROV has everv HOOKKN WKOVEMF.XT. frg<3 Wff/SSir&tttrA " W
8 nCi ?uV\US ViV KVHtY GOOD 11)157 0! KTEHY lflt.it 1
CRAUK SACHISt 2ADK, WITH IliK N^"-- **
Dfci'ECIS OK N05K. MAKE BY TnE BEST MAKER I> AM EUICA, tC^3 ?J
?-Mawgga^ FKOM THE ICEST MATEItf .\L
l| li I "i l'irri.___ IKVi-M SOUD QUARTER SAWED OAK ??o^|6K
1 M.'.NO I'OL'iHKIl, one iilu tr.ition shows machine close*], (heoddrojv
J KS5? ffr^9louj^^?gg^g^BffS^hfr:O! ping from :dgbt) to hensed as a emt?r table, ?tapd or desk, Ike other
< jsPf-*-1 ?r?n n'i>'> f"U length table and head in place for sewing, 4 faaey
\ aJK? i drawers, latt'.i Isyj hflrtca fiaoir. carved. paneled. embossed and
2 Ssi 1 i y^c7KaP ?* , decorated cabinet finish. lit.est nickel drawer pulls, rests on 4 casjj
^?|J*?5j (p fl 8JBB lW?r<t?tA it.r.?. ball bearing adjustable treadle, gentiine Smyth iron stand.
g \ H 2 SOs'hRtI Finest Urge High Arm head, positive four motion feed, self threading vibrat*2
If vi) a gpo. wJmI ingshuttle, ant*marie bobbin wirder. adjustable hearings, patent tension
f Si-f If: T a Sgspffll liberator. Improves Ioo?e whrel. adjustable prt sser foot. improved shuttle /
a?!' fest H carrier, patent needle bar, patent dress guard. Iiend is handsomely decorated t
e i - mSi I I Qmyfoi and ornaniintc.l and beam if. ilj NICXEI TRIMMED.
5 3 wf ESS 9 fctf GUARANTEED the lisbtei.1 riinoinir, most dBr.-ii.le and nearest nohelesi msehln#
^i= IV * made. Ktery krown attachment isfarnisbed and our Free ICStrUCtiOU Ecolt teilt
? o *- ftll t'sT*.' C^'A'.trVA -g-sy*fij just howanvoue can run it and do either plain ->r any kind of fancy worit.
HMi A 20-YEARS' BTTsDINO GUARANTEE is sent with eveiy machine.
!a IT PfiQTC Villi NOTH1WP to see and examine this machine, compare it
- TT\>.>y<|V''^ II tuais IUU nt/ini!\U wlUl th.,so your Storekeeper sellsst $40.00
Tawajf to $60.00. ind then if convinced you areaatieg $23.00 to Sto.oo, pay
yocr freight .sent the $15.50. WK TO iCKfl 1'N YOlJt $13.30 lr at any tloir within three months you ?ay you era
act *atUScti. OHDhR TO oaf. hOYT PfUT. tSears. Uoehuck A: Co. are thoroughly reliable ? Editor.) ;
Address, SEARS. ROEQUCX & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, III.
newb^rry and
fill a Hjl J? V71 A!lft?fe&'PA!!knAn. <.
Itxpa rn . J a.r.ta.iwnva
iiji 1-A p3 Eflfect January Sih, 18S9.
No. 52 No. 2
^ll^TI? \\TT? 1105 a m lv..Columbia..
01 llll 1 1 lii Ju 11 17 a w ar. .Leaf-hart.
\) FMpmpft j n 1 aa ?
llLlUEijJili^. | 11 37 a m ar. White Rock.
Endorsed by some of the Leading Medical 11 40 a ru ar .. HiltoD.. .
Profession. No Quack or Patent Med- i 44 45 a m ar...Cbapin...
icine but ~ | H 55 a m arL. Mountain
NATURE'S PURE REMEDIED | g $ * 8 30 pm
Admitted into the World Columbian Expo- i 10 on . xr i - o nn i
sition in 1893! 12 20 p m ar. NewUrrv. ar 8 00 pm '
Use Spirittine Balsam for Rheumatism, ; 12 33 p m ar...Jalapa.. .ar ( 20 pm ^
Colds, Lameness, Sprains, Sore Throat l 12 38 p in ar... Gary... .ar 7 10 pm
Use Spirittine Inhalent for Consumption, X2 43 p m ar.. Kinard. ..ar 7 01 pm
L?riuSripepe0U8hS' Catarrb' ***** 12 50 p mar. Goldville. .ar G 50 pm
Spirittine Ointment is indispensable in the 1 03 p in ar.. Ciinton.". .ar 6 30 pm
treatment of Skin Diseases, Cure Itch, 1 12 p m ar .. Paiks. . .ar 4 10 pm ?
Itching Piles. 1 25 p in ar. .Laurens, flv 4 00 pm
In consequence of the astonishing sue- _ _
cess in removing diseases its demand now * RETURNING SCHEDULE. ~ - -v;-j
comas not alone from this vicmity but |
from everywhere in the United States and No7 53 No~l
Wholesale and Retail by G. M. HAR1IAN. 1 354> m lv. .Laurens. .lv 10 10 am *
1 41 p m lv.. .Parks.. .!v 10 00 am
LEXINGTON 153cm lv. ..Clinton.. .lv 9 40 am
mmn mmrn, srjsfcasfcs sss
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. i 2 14 p w lv.. ..Gary .. .lv 8 50 am
PREPARES FOR TEACHING i 2 19 p m lv. ..Jalapa.. .lv 8 40 am - 1:
COLLEGE OR BUSINESS. j 2 32 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am
High School. Intermediate and Primary I P m 17 Rl 0?p??l iiy. 1V 6 45 am
Courses. j 2 5< p m It. . .Shghs.. .lv
English, Gerraan. French, Greek an<l Latin j 3 02 p m lv.L. Mountain lv ^
Taught. i 3 12 p m lv. ..Chopin., .lv
Very Healthiest Location. Eiard ! 3 18 rf in lv.. Hiitcn. lv
Ver>dChaip'i<fw t0ai7t?f Va* ?o??! 3 21 p ra lv.White Rock.lv
Expenses per year $50 to"'$75." Had 125 3 2G p m lv.Ballentine. lv
students last session 3 35 p m lv. . .ll'ino. . . .lv
N?xt session begins Monday, September 3 42 p m lv..Leaphart. .lv
19. 1398. lor faLparticulars, 3 55 p ^ nr ..Columbia. ,&r
Address _ r l- ? .
0. D. ^EAY^Principal,^ Trains 52 and 53 run eolidbetween J
September 14-tf. ' Charleston aid Greenville. Train
! 52 makes clcs-e connection at LaurMjl
17 AIT ? I Air i tD? for Augusta Spaitanburg.
y I U U Ui I li, j , No- 53 ,nsk\':!o;f connection at
/ bn rater for the Noilh. .
I ; ^oS- 1 an(* 2 snakes clo?e conneciSl:I
II ' lion with S. A. L to anl from Atlanta.
OR j For further information call on or
AFFLICTED | C B. F. P. LEAPHAP.T,
IN ANY WAY, .1 F. LiTOGCs!oxfEt'
AND NEED Travelling Passenger Agent.
>ps mmmmm mmm wa Pp> j SiDk of CollilDOift, ColUDibiSj S? C?
l^ZEIDIC-LilN | W. O. GUILDS, President!
?f so, you will find in the Drug 11 ft? \[ a py f ii j yp p p ( y y
and Medicine Department at! DilUR
the Bazaar, Standard Modi- | qp south Carolina
cines for all Complaints, j StatEi CiTY a COUNTY DEPOSITORY
Diseases, Etc, which will! Columbia,s. c.
give relief and cure you. Capital Paid in Fuii $150,000 oo
AT THE BAZAAR,
j $335,000.00
G-ECH&E BBATSTS SAVINGS sepaktisent.
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S. C? SSStfJEgSJll^U3%2?5?'
JEWELER REPAIRER tiu hi dkpahiment.
Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, This Bank under special provision of its
Clocks and Silverware. A line line of charter exercises the ofheo ot Executor,
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one, Administrator, Trustee or Guardian of Esall
for sale at lowest prices. iaies.
q AJ'lattt: ?Far deposit department.
Drices 60?tf. Fire and Burglar pro.,I safely deposit .
for rent from $1 cju to $12 0 p^.r year.
~~ EL WIN W. KCBEETON, ^
Land for Sale. A. c. h^kell, 1'resWent'
tr- ^ *
TT7E OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE! T r. T r.vrT . fi**1 *?nt<
VV the follow,ug!,nd: J' CaLuWELt, ItOUtKlSON,
Home tract, '22o acres, about two horse p w rpri!vr...\ >-ce ? resident,
farm opened. On ihe place is fine water f.i?j rv'v ,
power with dam already bnilt It has two 1 u * xiJ lJ'
settlement*, good farming land*. 1
Tract No. 2. ?107 acres about 140 acres j "ear ? -=-? r- ? v ? T
woods land with new dwelling and necos- ! fW A gi | |
sary out buildings; open land enough tor j " ?<* 5J fimaJSii
two horses.
Tract No 3?179 acres, all timbtr and j A gr
well watered. * -n
The above land is located about two j COLUMHIA, N, C..
miles from Swansea. Terms rea?onabie. i
Apply to either i TS NOW MAKING THE BEST PICSAM
L. HAP SPY. j *. tnres that can be bad in tbis country,
T r7 C* F> l!TT I? l'i\ P?il ttliA '.C Vnf liorl o v.al *4^.^
O . LtUU. UV i 1U. ( kv.vi uim a n;oi uuo JJiV;Stfr.rsoa,
S C. J tnr*' ,!OW Jr.v some of his latest
Aorii 21,' 1898 -tf ! dvks. Specimens can be seen at his Gal- 1
I tery, up stairs, next to the Hub.
\ ^^
tenter tare. |Qaw Mills,
T IIERF.Bl INFOhM THE 11FLIC , Light and H??avy, and Supplie*.
JL that I cur^cencers without cuttiug. No ! CHEAPEST AND BEST
-tay is Hfeeti until a Stiff is fcflvcu d. This \ tc Cat everv day; w.>r< 180 hands.
x-u t*dy Ins born repeatedly used and wi 111 Lombard Iron Works
" """T.'ITwilu.imk m a. . and Supply Co.,
lliton.S f. j AUGUSIA, GLG'tGlA. r*
M..\ 11, i.hQ'j- 27 36. ! January 27 .
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