The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, July 26, 1899, Image 4
- The Lexington Dispatch j
Burned April 25th; rebuilt July
19, 1894.
G. M. HARMAN. Editor and Publisher.
LEXINGTON, S. C.,
WEI NFSDAY. JULY 26. 1809.
Program
For the Lutheran Sunday School
Convention of the Joint Conference
which will meet at St. Michaels
church, near the Town of Irmo, Lexington
county, S C, on Friday before
t^e 5ih Sunday in July, 1899.
Friday, 10 A M.
\J pcu nibu IdigMJUO ovi Iivwut
Address of welcome, J. W. Dreher.
, Response, by the President.
Organize.
11 a. m, Sermon by Rev. J. D.
Kinard?Subject: Infant baptism.
Recess.
Afternoon session:
Reports of schools.
1. Best methods to inspire interest
and enthusiasm in scholars j
and attendants of Sunday schools.
Arthur Taylor, Hon. C. M. Efird, ;
Revs. Wiley tiindler, A. R. Beck and
H. J. Mathias.
2. The duty of church officers to
the Sunday school. Pickens Derrick,
J. I. Rauch, Revs. W. H. Roof and
C. P. Boczer.
Q lery Box.
Saturday a. m.
Religious exercises.
V 3. Do children believe what they
are taught to believe and are they
what they are trained to be? Dr. J.
-W. Eargle, R. W. Monts, Revs. J. D.
Shealy and J. G Graichen.
4. What is the extent of a Superintendent's
authority in enforcing
order among students and attendants?
James Hendrix, Hon. D. F. Etird,
Revs. S. P. Shumpert and Jacob
- . Wike.
11 a. in. "
Sermon?Rev. E. L. Lj brand
Subject: Claims of the Sunday school
under the great commission.
R-.cess.
Saturday p. m.
5. Superiority of teaching over
. ? preaching in the trainipg process.
Marion Boland, M?j. J. H. Koon,
Revs. Tillman Shealy and S. C. Ballentine.
G. The influence of the Sunday
school for good iu church and State.
E. U. Shealy, J. F. Deal, Revs. R E.
Livingstone, Jacob Austin and J. A.
Cromer.
Query Box.
/ Sunday 10 a. in.
Address, by Prof. Geo. B. Cromer,
oPthe Newberry College, How to
best teach Sunday schools and F, K.
Boo?, What to teach.
11 a. m.?Sermon, by Eev. 0. B.
Sherouse.
Closing Convention.
J. A- Cromer, Chairman.
J H. Rood, Secretary.
- - +
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N swollen, nervous and hot, and get
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It cools the feet and makes
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Price 25c. Trial package free. Address,
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Batesbnrg Notes.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Hot and very dry is in everybody's
mouth. It seems that vegefcatkn will
be burned up if we don't soon have
rain, and farm and garden can't last
many days loDger, in fact, they aic
about ruined already. The outlcoli
is serious and how much we car
stand of this sort cf thiDg will suor
be learned.
The smallpox business is a thinf
of the past but it was not nearly a*
bad as this drouth, aud I had rathei
have the disease in the community
than this dry spell, but the old say
ing, the Lord knows bi st and wil
provide for his people, is the onb
consolation we hav*: work haid anc
trust him and in the end all will b;
right.
Business is much more active thai
could be imagined and appearance:
around town would betoken goo(
times. J. J. Bawl and Steadman
Riley are erecting each a large tw<
story brick buildiDg and three other
will probably start eaily in tb<
future, also J. B. Youngblood i:
building a residence on Mitch* 1
Hill. Messrs. Duncan A: Kutlam
have Ibeir ginnery Deaily compltted
- and S. F. Berry, 11. K. Ta3lor an*
J. F. Williamson have complete*
new bcuies. besides probably otberi
I don't recall now. All llitse goe;
to show business is on a lirin basi:
here.
Several towns are giving up theii
citizens who are casting thiir loti
with us. We are glad to note Lex
ington among them. M D. Hirtnai
is now one of our progressive citizens
He is handling the yard stick at J. J
Rail's and seems to be peifectly ai
home across the counter. Mrs. Har
man is here also and we trust in i
w
few weeks tbe Misses Far Dan will
be here. We extend a hearty wt'come
to them. We are soon to have
another LexiDgtonian, Jjhn J. Kami
ner, who with his family will probably
be located here by Christmas.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at tbe Baptist church.
Dr. Key, of Greenville, a consecrated
and able servant of the Mister, is
doing the preaching.
The body cf H. W. Johnson was
exhumed last week and an dibit to
get the bullets that was shot in him
was made but with only partial success.
T. J. Kernaghan and Mrs. Seaborn
Jones are still quite uDwell. They
i are suffering from paralysis.
The annual election for the city
fathers occurred today. Isaac Edwards
was elected Iutendant. Tee
? tt o Ci w sc
| wardens are xx. o. oicauuuan, ??.
Hite, C A. Duncan and J M. Bates
Notwithstanding the heat base ball
ccntinues to be popular and our team
is epoiliog for a hitch with some
crack nine.
The melon business is now on and
large numbers of cars are handled
through our town. Our people are
alive to the importance of securing
the S. A. L Rulway and we see no
reason why it should not come this
way on its route to Aiken.
The faculty of the Institute has all
been elected.and will soon be on the
ground looking up the interest of
the school.
Some idea of the amount of businees
done here can be inferred fvcm the
fact that the railroad agent here now
has three assistants and they can
hardly keep up with their woik.
Occasional.
July 17, 18D9.
No Home Should Be Without It.
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In this number appear two TurnPike
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Beat*, tells the sweet, sad fctory of
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Willing to to Grsnerons,
"Hortense,'' he said, "I loved yer
wurst and I do jit, but it can't never
be. A gulft has came between us."
t "Homi! Honri!" the weeping
gill implored, "you must?you shall
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"Icaunot!" he answered. "Our
, families is no longer in the same
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t cannot marry beneat' me."
, "Oh, heaven!'' she cried, "what
has come over him ? You haven't
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j weerin* them $8 clo's ycu got last
r winter. I must know the troct.
. Tell me, Hohri, tell me all and I will
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be brave. I will try to b?ar it."
j Then he gave her a parting kiss
P upon her pale, chaste forehead and
j replied:
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i T? T Tin C?,T?L.
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3 About two years ago a t; aveling
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i aud Diarrhoea Remedy. Much to
r | my surprise and d* light its effects
3 | were immediate. "Whenever 1 felt
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Union Meeting.
The next meeting of the Lower i
Division will be held with Antiocb
church on the fifth Sunday in this
month and Saturday before.
Programme.
10 a. m. Devotional exercises and
report from the churches. Union
sermon by W. B. Fallaw or M. J.
Kvzer.
12 in. Recess for dinner.
' 1 p. m. Is paying the pastor's
salary the work of the Church, or is
it a debt we owe to the Lo?d? C. H.
Corbitt or G. J. King.
2 p. m. "What are the best means
for Scriptural development in our
churches??J. G. Fallaw or E. A.
Smith.
3 p. m. How must the conduct
of Christians show that tbey have
truly repented??T. M. Sightler or J.
C. Busby.
Q jery box opened. Miscellaneous.
Adjournment.
Sunday.
10 a. m. Is the "Prohibition
movement" in the right direction to
solve the whisky problem??by the
Union.
11 a. m. Charity sermon by T. F.
Piver3 or J. H Sanford.
W. B. Fallaw, Union Clerk.
D. E. Craft, for Com. on Program.
Gaston, S. C, July 10, 1899.
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"I have been very much pained,
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gretful look in bis eye, "to observe
the American eagerness to make
money."
"I understand you have written a
book on the subject."
"Ye3. But I don't believe it will
pay me to publish it."
To the Public.
Having recently purchased a fu 1
set of the latest improved surveyor's
instruments, I take this method oi
informing the public that I am pre
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the shortest notice and on the mos'
liberal terms. All who have survey
ing can save money by addressing
me at this place.
Sam. J. Leapbart,
Lexington, S. C.
.?
Vhisre to Find the Last Word.
Willie?Say, pa, is every word ii
the dictionary ?
Pa?Nj, I guess not, my soe
Every little wbile a new one come
into use.
Willie?What's the last word, ther
| Pa ?
j Pa?I don't know. Go ask you
; mother.
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, The Southern lliilway has let th
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Mr. T. Z. Noks, of Byron, Ark., says:
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Dentists in Germany are usiDg
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These paper teeth are said to be very
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chip, are not sensitive to heat or cold
or to the action of the moisture of
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Gjv. McSweeney has refused to
pardon Jones, the murderer of the
j Pressley family in EJgefitld. Every
; Governor in recent years has been
! importuned to pardon Jones and all
! of them have acted just as Governor
| McSweeney did. Some of the peti
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i
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The first bale of this year's cotton
i crop was sold in Ttxas on the 13ib
| instant. It was donated to Gov.
jSiyresfor the benefit of the flood
! suffers, and was sold for $75.
!
| The mule is very apt to be be
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Price, 25 cents a box, at the Bazaar
The central ccmmi tee in charg<
of the Gen. Wade Hampton buildiDg
fund has bought a beautiful lot ii
Columbia for $1,500 on which t<
i Duild tne nome ior me gaimnt on
; hero. The work of erecting t.' <
f building will b^gin in a short time.
"My dear," said Mrs. Henpeck
^ "I'm positive that our George i
1 thinkirg seriously of matrimony.
* "Well, I only hope so," returnei
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!>: mucilage, <fcc., for sale at the Bazaa:
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.Vev'cr'!lFall8 to Bcstore^^Gray
^ Carca aca!p^di?fases a^hiur falling.
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On: for tho Judg:.
Lord E>Lier bad many amusing
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Weary Willie and his f.iend
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Ar. Columbia 4 iia j> 4 H6 a
Ijv. ("narh--.ton. So. Itv.. ... 1 m n1 a Alp
Suninn-rvilic: 7 41a ?> llOji
biaiieitviih* N 55n 7 .Viji
Oranyeburjr "~t a s -.'4 ;i
Kinjjvil:.- i 10 l.*>a A';i
Ar. I'omnilkiu.. . . .11 win, In It- t
I.v. Augusta. So. Icy H 4'pj V hep
' (inuiitovilie. HO'1?. 10 15?
" Aiken - 50 j?
" Trenton. . It :t'?p 11 00p
" Johnston* . .. l> 40p II A';i
Ar. Columbia L"n. dept. . . . ! 5 A)j?i 2 In ?
i . i -..ri.i.i u 45 n 5 *>' a
Winr.MxiP) f. :s]. G4?a
" Chester ! " * >???' T :<T a
" hock Kill : '?:> ? u ?
Ar. Charlotte... 8 45 j>: 9 i5a
" Danville 1-' 55a 1 3-'p
Ar. Richmond fi 00a: ti 25 p
Ar. Washington ... . ... 7 55 a] 9 05p
" Baltimore Pa. R. R.... ... 12 a, "
" Philadelphia 11 :>??! 2 ofin
" New York j ^ Ooi?( 6-'ha
Southbound.
I I> iily.] Daily.
Lv. New York. Pa. K.R j 3 OOp IS I5nl
" Philadelphia | 5 84p 3 50 a
" Pal li.'iiore 7 55p OSS a
Lv. Wash'ton. So. Jty.. ... 9 Sup 11 15 a
Lv. Richmond II top 12 01m
Lv. Danville .. ] 4 15 a OOSp
" Charlotte....... . ' 8 15 a IOSOp
" Lock Hill I 9 OS a; 11 10 p
" Chester j 9 155a 11 -kip
" \\ inttsbc.ro. j 10 SI a. IS US a
Ar Col'bia Bland'g st i 11 S5ai 1 C7 a
Lv. Columbia L'n.dep't ' 11 45 a J 4 110a
" Johnstons. j 1 S3p| 6 US a
' Ttonton > 1 ihp' 6 48a
Ar. A ikon j S lap'
" Grnniteville ! 2 07p' 718a
" Augusta . . . j S 45 p; 8 00 a
Lv. Columbia. So. Ky 3 55p! 6 4"?.?
Kingville I 4 38 pj 7 30 a
Orangeburg j 5 SO p! 8 22 a
Pranchvillc fiOSp] 80S a
Snmmervilie 7 32 p, 10 18a
Ar. Charleston | 8 17 pj 11 00 a
Lv. Col'l.ia, F.C.&P.Ry. I 10 35 a' IS 47 a
" Savannah 3'J7p 5 08 a
Ar. Jacksonville ... | 7 40p! 9 00a
SLURPING CAR SERVICE
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. 33 and 31?New York and Florida Express.
Draw ing-Room Sleeping Cars between
Augusta and New Yoik.
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars between
Tanma, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
end New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond.
Nos. 35 and 35-U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet s eeping ears lietween
Jacksonville and New York and Puil'
man sleeping ears Ik-tween Augusta and Charlotte.
Dining ears serve all meals enroute.
Pullman sleeping ears between Jacksonville
and Columbia, ei;route daily between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati, via Aslieville.
FRANK S. GANNON, J. M. CL'LP. .
Third V P. & Gen. M?r. T. M.. Washington.
, W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK,
G P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A.. Atlanta.
60UTHERN RAILWAY.
Ceadensed Schedule la Kffteet
JU1Y 4, 1807.
, " STATION'S. |
k Lt. Charleston 7 10 a a
I tr. Columbia . 11 00 a a
k " Pro?i?erity 12 11 p m
: " Newberry 12 22 p a
" Ninety-Six 1 26 p a
t At. Greenwood 1 45 p m
" Hod yea 2 25 p m
J ^.r. Abbeville 2 55 p to
tr. telton > 10 p a
r. Anderson 3 85 p m
Xr. Greenville _4 20 p a
| jr. Atlanta 8 30 p a
k STATIONS. | ^all4
LTr^^nj^^rrrTrT^. urso?a
I " Piedmont 10 55 a a
" Williamaton II 18 a m
? Lt. Xnderaon 11 06 a a
1 Lt. Bel ton 11 35 a a
Ar. Donnalda 12 02 p ra
Lt. AUbeHHe 1 f_ 45 a m
ErTSovtgee 12 30 p a
" Greenwood 1 00 p ra
- Ninety-Six 1 26 p a
* Newberry 2 25 p a
" Prosperity 2 37 p a
~ * O ^ m
9 Ar. Uolumw* . i ^ ^ ?
| Ar. Charleston I~i 00 p ia
I jK'SSSSl ?TATiosa
| ISupi 7 10aLv... Charleston. Ar "SjlHijill 0Q?
I TSk'lT SO*! " .... Columbia .... " 3 35p "3/gp
I #07ail215p " Alston. " 2 4Jp ?Ji?
T 10 04a; 125p " Santua - I 23p 7 40p
I 10 3m; 202p\H Union " 1 U>p 7 30p
: 1036a 228pl " ... Jonesville .... " 72 36p ?58p
* 10 64* 2 STpj " Pallet " 12 Up ?47p
r 1125a 8 10p|Ar.. Bpartanbnrg. Lvlii 45a ?2U?
I 1146a 8S8p Lv . Spartanlmrg.. Arlll 2xa 60tp
* 7ft>p Ar?Aaheville.... Lvl 8 2Ua I06p
r "P," p. a. "A," a. m.
k Trains 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
r l7eepi::g cars between Columbia and Ashevilia,
| er> route daily Ucwmb Jacksonvilla audCinoin
f aatL
a Trains leave 8partanbnrg. A. A C. division,
? acrtbbonnd, 6:87 a. m.. 3:4/ p. in., 6:18 p. m.t
a I (Vee:lbule Limited); southliouud 12:26 a. m.,
W |:16 p. m.. 11:37 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
m Trains leave (jrreavl;)*, A. and C. division,
northbound. 6 45 a. a., 2 51 o. m. and 5:30 p. nr..
(VesUbuled Limited) southbound. 1:26 a. ta..
4:2b p. sa., 12 Aj p. ia. (Veatlbuled Limited)
Poll man Service.
" Pullman palace sleeping cart on Trains?3 and
16, 87 and Se, oa A. and C. division.
.W. H. GREEN, J If. CULP
fiten. Su;>?rintendent, Tr&fflc !Tg*f,
Washington, D. 0. Washington, D. C
W. A. TUHK, B. 3. T1ARDW1CIL
r Gen. Pass. Ag't. As'tUeu. Past Ag t.
I Wfhlngton. D. 0. AV ta, Ga.
THE CHARLESTON LINE
SOUTH CAT.0LINA AND GA, R. R. Co.
i In Effect January 1, 1809.
(Eastern Time.)
lv Chaii-stoi *7 00 a m *5 30 p hj *7 ? U a m
ar Columbia. 11 a m 10 10 pm :1 (0 am
lv Cjlnmbia 1130am 1135 am
ar Spar'anb'gi 3 10pm
ar Aahville .J 6 30 p m
lv Columbia/ 1 Ill 35 am
__ lv Charlotte . 8 21 p m 9 25am
lv Danville.. 1150pm 130pm
ar Washing1!} 0 42 a m 9 (75 p m
ar Biltimore 8 05 a m II 25 p m
ar Pbiladel a !0 25 a m 2 56 a m
ar New York. 12 53 p m 6 23 a m
ar Boston ... t8 30 p m f3 3d a m
lv Boston ... f9 00 a m *4 0') p m
lv New York. '3 20 pm *120'>am
' j r- n on ... ^
IV t'Dliiiaei 11 ) *J't xti I fyj a u
lv Baltia ore. 8 37 p : 9 42 a in
lv V/a,Khing'n 10 45 p ro 11 15 a in
lv Danville .. 4 45 a di 6 07 a m,
ar Charlotte 9 25 a in 10 00 a m
ar Oolumbuf. i i , 1 00 p m
lv Asbeville. ! | '7 20 a in
lv Spartanb'g1 1 11 45 p m
Ar Columbia.!' 3 45 p no | 3 00 pm
' lv Columbia. 3 55 p m G 50 a m 3 1" p m
[ ar CharlfcSto-;*d 17 pm "llOOan. *3 17pm
'Dailv tExocpt Sun^av.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
' . (West-Daily.)
leave Charleston ! 7 00 a m1 5 3?> p m
arrive Augusta 11 51 a n- 10 45 p m
arrive Atlanta b 20 p n. 5 00 a m
? arrive New Orleans.. 8 'JO p m
arrive Chattanooga ... 1 O'l a id 1 o0 p m
arrive Nashville 0 40 a m 0 55 p m
arrive Evansviil I 40 y m 1 25 a m
arrive Si Loui* i 7 32 p m 7 20 a m
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE.
J Augusta Division.?Ttirough Sleepersbe^
tween Charleston and Atlanta, leaving
Charleston at 5 30 p. m., arriving in Atiaijt
i at 5 a m.
[s Columbia Division - Tbrough Coaches
j. between Charleston and Asbeville, both dir.
recticns.
j Shortest mute to Ashevi'le and Hot
n Springs, ,N. t;., ana an re.-oris 01 c ppei
j. North and South Carolina.
,s Through tickets can be purchased, s^ei p
'* ing car reseivations secured, baggaue
' checked to destina* ion and all ottw infor^
mation obtained by appliner to Win. H.
Evans, C. T. A.. Charleston Hotel, or G W.
' Deuces, Ticket Agent, Line Street Station.
L. A. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager,
?a?jBgwv* OB3 TfTTrrMmnwnTn-r - nw am?g??
SEND NO MONEY SiSSAtn ?
l?? W?fci v. e will send you OUR HIGH J) I I 50
GRADE DROP CABINET BURDICR SEWING MACHINE '-j fr*'L-hi r. o. D. sobjeet 10 nami gj I
Djiino. i uu ran examine it at your nearest treight depot and '' i y> Y* JStySfT I M J^k
found perfectly alitfitlorj, exactly as represented.,. KBmBPL Lit A%BT,
eqnal lo maehibee others sell as liish asfGO.tMl, and Till ?->r?Mry^R
( Uf.ii est bargain' vol' Kvtit ilk tun of , pay mm >i<Hgg3^aaJ?J?JJ[-^?gg??qcMawanMi?LL^^?
frrijcht a*e?i Our Special Offer Price SI 5.50
120 pounds and I lie freight will average 75 cents lor each 500 miles. i!w!EEilA tg^vqraHWHlHiflsgiwBt
CIVE IT THREE MONTHS' TRlALm your own home, and
we will return your th>.*>u any day you are not -afisiied. We aril dif- MCAjEt-rtl acA 111 7S?T3*iP*^*""
ferrnl makes and er.-.dr* of Se-sinn Inchlnc, at $H.30, $1(1.00. #11.(Ml. *k. > fQH fSSI
$1*1.00and up, all fulls described In Our f ree Seeing Darhine Catalogue. ^T*yvj ?. 9 ? tftRaW j
but SI5.50 for this DROP DESK CABINET EURDICK gjt B frLEWll * A
is the greatest value ever offered by any house. e'a lB aSMI I eg
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ^BcoP7~ ||m ? I $Sp If
to!tisuiet'ts, offering unknown machines urnier various names, with WjSS B VflF IWrM . * ~
various inducement*. Write aoaie friend la Chicago and learn who are IsC! ___ -_/JnN9 S.
RKI.IAltl.K AND W1IO AKF. SOT. As]; (VUV^=-.? ' a
TUC miDniPl/ his everv flODFRN IMPKOCEr.FNT. ffi\i ^7t* . ?
I nc DURUIviV every loop roisT of tvkitr nu.n ^Vw?<fc^?rr"!5?: ., ?
" GRAl'K au'lllSK JIADK, WITH TilK \ . sh."* ? rt-^- 2?
DEFECTS OF SOS K. MADF. BY TIIE Itl>T MAKFK IN AMERICA. tis5 I* J
, >mipjinf nnni nirirr T'lnrriii - "
r vs nl \. SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK a
\ 1'iiNO I'OLlsHf.li, one ilii:>tr..;i.>n shows machine closed, (headdrop
drawer., lalc.t Is!)!) skeleton frame, carved. 1 nh'eled. 'embossed and
? li ii"?~'T [' do".'rated cabinet finish, tine t nickel <:rawer pulls, rests on 4 easS
(f* I P*? ters. bnl!b< arlng arijustab.e treadle, genuine Smyth Iron stand. .
B 'k I 50 l/tfilj finest large lllrli Arm head, positive f..ur :n.>tion feed, self threading vitarat- Mt
t . B ' ? J K HEal ing shuttle, automatic bobbin winder. adjustable bearings. patent tension
?? ? } li T I *SS1 liberator, improved loo;<j wheel, adjustable pressor foot. Improved shuttle
r-i fcl I I jflirvA carrier, patent needle bar. patent dvessgunrd. head is handsomely decorated
* - 8& 19 HQtrMH CT?d ornam.?trd ami beautifully NICKEL TRIIVIIVIED.
5 = i._ Ks>d |fri< T&jf ^1 CUAR A NTEED the liahte>i ninnine. ruml durable and nearest r.oUrlr?i marhlne
i-s i\i -^S?s| made. E'rrv tiK.wn attachment Is furnished and oar Tree Instruction Book tells
ijS: aJl (Sy??just hownnvonecan run it anil doeith- r plain or any kind of fancy work.
I A20-YEARS" BINDING GUARANTEE Is sent with every machine.
S? > A A ? 1 IT PHQT<; Yflll MOTHINR to see and examine this machine, compare it
\ ?>- ?* ^ jf i' LUC> 1 ? 1 uu itumnyu with those your storekeeper sellsat $40.00
to $S0.00. -ar.d then if convinced yon ar?i.a?tni #25.00 to $40.00, pay
yoer frrisht arret thr ?15.50. WK TO KKITKN VOI R #13.30 If at any time within three month* you aay yoo are i
not ?atl?f.?d. ORDER TO OaV. I.oVT DELAY. (Sears. U-'ehnck Co. are thoroughly reliable.?Editor.) ?
Address, SEARS. ROEBUCK & CC. (Inc.) Chicago, III.
CONFECTIONERIES,
FRUITS, C4.Z2S, 0?.A3Z2RS, 4
^-^ISTCST QEOCSKIES,
CIGARS, CHEWING and S310KING TOBACCO
Toys, ^
Fancy China,
Notions, M
XDS3TJO-S and. rLlLEZDICIITES,
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC
Diamond Dyes of all Colors. ^
llarma ii'k lis'/a a r
a a at jl lit ft at kj a# ft u at at a ^
lexingtojst, s. c.
the 1 cms-mi"??
jj _&? I m AA Effec-t JacuuiT 8ih, 1809.
- * No. 52 " No. 2 *
^ptrtttfml? 11 c5 ?m It..Columbia..'
ijl 11\ 1 JL 1 J.i\ Ij i 11 17 a m ar. .Lmpbart.
remedies.! i! i::ss?& . j
Endorsed by some of the Leading Medical I 11-10 a ru ar .. Hilton...
Profession. No Quack or Patent Med- i H 45 8, m ar. ..Cbapin... s
icine but H 55 a uj ar L. Mountain
nature's pure remedies. \\ % *p ? ^&ar 8 30 pm ^
Admitted into tbe World Columbian Jbxno- 10 1 xt u o aa r
bition in 1S93. 12 20 p in ar. Newberry. ar 8 00 pm
Use Spirittine Balsam for Rheumatism. 12 33 p m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar 7 20 pm
Colds, Lameness, Sprains, Sore Throat 12 38 p in ar... Gary... .ar 7 10 pm
Use e'pirittino Inhalent for Consumption, 12 43 p ~ av m Kinard. ..ar 7 01 pm
Consumptive Cougu3, Catarrh, Asthma , 0 -n r< 11 -n o rn
and La orippa. 12 50 p m ar. Goldville..ar C 50 pm
Spirittine Ointment is indispensable in the 1 03 p in ar.. Clinton.. .ar 6 30 pm
treatment of Skin Liseases, Cure Itch, 1 12 p m ar .. Paiks. . .ar 4 10 pm
Itching Piles. .... 1 25 p m ar. .Laurens, .lv 4 00 pm
in consequence 01 me asronisnmg sue- - *
cess in removing diseases, its demand now ~ pr rm> vTvr v:rwrr>TTT v " ' *J
comes not alone from this vicinity but RETURNING SCHEDULE. J
from everywheie in the United States and Jfo 53 ~ No~l
Wholesale and Retail by G. M IIARMAN. 1 35 p m lv. .Laurens. .lv 10 10 am
1 11 p in lv.. .Parks.. .lv 10 00 am
LEXINGTON 1 53 p m iv. ..Clinton., .lv 9 40 am
CLASSICAL I1STITHTE 2 02 Pm iv...ooiaviiie..iv 917 am
AAM444U , 2 go p m lv....Kinard...lv 9 05 am r
FOR BOYS AND GiRLS. ! 2 14 p m lv.. ..Gary . I .lv 8 50 am
PREPARES FOR TEACHING 2 19 p m lv... Julapa.. .lv 8 40 am
COLLEGE OR LU I NESS. 2 32 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am j
High School. Intermediate and Primary j 2 4t p m lv.Propperity.lv 6 45 am J
Courses. j 2 57 p m lv.. .Slighs.. .iv
English, German. French, Greek and Latin j 3 02 p m lv.L. Mountain lv
Tanght. j 3 12 p m lv. ..Chopin.N. .lv
j259-Very Healthiest Location. Hoard 3 lg p m lv... Hilton... lv
very cheap. $4 to $7 per month. Tuition Q 01 ^ -tt't -i r> 1 ?
exeediugly low, SI to $2.50 per moDtb. 3 21pm lv.WhiteRock.lv
Expenses per year S50 to $75. Had 125 3 2G p m lv.Ballentine. lv
students last session. 3 35 p ni lv. Irmo. .. .lv
, N?t8ession btpnsM?nday, September 3 42 p m lv..Lesphart..lv A
19,1898. For full particulars, 0 1 n ,1 ,. M
Address SJ? P ra ar -Columbia, .ar A
O. D. SEAY, Principal, ?~ ~ " ro ?? *
Lexington, S. C. Trams o2 and 53 tun solid between
September 14?tf. j Charleston and Greenville. Train
i 52 makes close connection at LaurVTATT
ens for Augusta and Spaitasburg. A
1 JlI/U No. 53 makes close connection at
' Sumter for the North.
& I 171717 ft S \ I* ^0S- * aL'^ - makes close connecio
!-> m 4 JCi Is 1. i i tion with S. A L to and from Atlanta.
?^ I n . / ...ii ? 1,
UK xor iurmer lniormauon call on or
AFFLICTED j B. F. T. LEAPHART,
IN ANY WAY, J F. VIX GST0
AND NEED Travelling Passenger Agept. .
? * /r \ il vT/>"*><TTVr 11?' ^ Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C.
w. G. CHILDS, President. . ^
If so, you will find in the Drug , r?, y a mi-fin i ver II IVI/
and Medicine Department at | LUAi\ ? LAtfjAi\llfcj MM
the Bazaar Standard Med,- j
cines for all Complaints,
Diseases, Etc., which will j Stat- couiSiiA? gEP0SIT0Rlr
give relief and cure you. | c M Pi,d ia Faii...'...'...lsuio.ooooo J
AT THE BAZAAR, j Liabiliitc. of Stockholders.... 150.OiW.00 M
OBOEGSBEUNS SAVI1TG3 EEPAETMENt!
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C., | Interest at the rate o 1 4 per centnrn per an!
nuiii paid on deposits m this department.
JEWELER "d REPAIRER | rin sr depauimext.
Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches, This B*nk under special provision of its
Clocks and Silverware. A fine lino of ! charter exercises the office ol Executor,
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to St every one, j Administrator, Trustee or Guardian of Es- i
ail for sale at lowest prices. j tfttes. a
&?^lcect I ??" deposit department. ^
50?tf and burglar pro; t safety deposit
' | for rent trom $4 ijD to $12 (0 per year*. J
| el-win w. eoberton, a
Land for ^alc, a c. haskell, presde*it'
_ _ ___ _ . _ T,T.rT. our I Vice President.
TT7E OFr c.R AT PLH ATE S.vLE j j CALL WELL IKBLKl SON,
\\ toe following hnd: j 2d Vice President.
Home tract, i2o acres, aoont two horse ( G M BERRY Cashier.
^ On nl(n?p ic v.ator I * ? ? . .
.ami i v . r i rcDrwary n? iy.
t ower with dam alreauy built. It has two : ?
settlements, good farming 1 inds. ,
Tract No. 2 ? 1ST acres about 340 acres 1/f It'/I J
woods land with new dwelling and r.ecvK- | \ Ef ?C8 54 B ,g V If- M
sary out buildings; open land enough icr j ^ EaSiS.IU, ^
Tract No 3 ?179 acres, ali timber and
well watered.
The above land is located about two ICOLUMIHA, S. O,,
miles from Swansea. Terms reasonable. ' w,?r Ti.r t,t- -r.^,
Anplv to either j J1.^ J* PIC- .
g.\ML. n\rs; Y. j -* t'-res that can be had m this country,
J ZEB liUI'IO. j and all who have neu-r bud a real line picSwansea
S C ' SDOU''' tiOW ,r.v ^oine ot his latest
Aurii 2l'ISU'S -tf J stylos Specimens can be seen at his Gal'
I lery, up stairs. next to the IIub.
Cancer Cure. j Raw M i SI o i
w vi ? f i v a s i i w I M
T HEREBY INI: OHM THE PUBLIC Light and Heavy, and Supplies.
I X that I cure cencers without cutting. No I CHEAPEST AND BEST.
pay is afceu until a cure is effected. This , tW~C#>t every day; wor; i$0 nands.
reu edy h is been repeatedly used and with | Lombard Sron Works *e ?
success every timo. 5?nfI Sunniu t^r%
J. G. WILLIAMS. M. P.. ?UPPiJ V*0.f
tel?,S.C. AUGUSTA, OKyum*.. j
lliy 11, 1S09 27 36. January 27?
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