The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 08, 1899, Image 4
The Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 25th; rebuilt Jul}
19, 1894.
G. M. HAEMAN. Editor and Publisher.
LEXINGTON, S. 0.,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1899.
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THE COUNTY FAIR
Needle and Fancy Work
Department.
Drawn work?Miss Lizzie Nanacaaker,
1st.
Pair woolen blanket?, county made
?Mrs M M Gable, 1st.
Blanket? 1st.
Woolen coverlet?BCLindler, 1st;
Mrs H M Efird, 2ad.
Pair woolen socks?Mrs J W Lindlerr,
1st.
Pair cotton socks?B C Lindler,
1st; Mrs P J WeBsinger, 2ud.
. Cotton stockings?Miss Florence
Meetze, 1st; Miss C D Senn, 2nd.
Woolen yarn?Mrs T E WiDgard,
- 1st; Mrs J W Lindler, 2nd.
Hearth rug?Mrs E C George, 1st.
Laid work quilt?Mrs J E Hendrix,
1st; Mrs J A Hendrix, 2nd.
Worsted quilt?Mrs J F Wingard,
1st; Mi38 L:zzie Harman, 2od.
Patch work quilt in cotton?0 C
Leaphart, 1st; Agnes Lowd, 2od.
Patch work quilt in silk?Ladies'
Aid Society, 1st.
Raised woik quilt?Mollie Franklow,
Is?: Mrs J F WiDgard, 2nd.
Woven counterpane, county made
?Mrs C E Jbeaphait, 1st? Miss rlorence
Meetze, 2nd.
Cr8zy quilt, silk?Mrs C E Leaphart,
1st; Miss Mary C Wingard,2Dd
Crazy quilt in worsted?No name
given, 1st; Miss Margaret M Sox, 2ad.
Child's woolen socks?B C Lindler,
1st.
Large counterpane?Mrs Miunie
Hook, 1st and 2nd.
Lace?Mrs R L Keisler, 1st; Mrs
"W M Harden, 2nd.
Knitted cc-tton tidy?Mrs M M
Field?, 1st.
Tatting lace?Mrs W B Roberts,
1st.
Crocheted quilt?Miss Mary C
Wiogard, 1st.
Large counterpane?Mrs J J Leaphart,
1st.
Crocheting cotton lace?Miss Jes
sie C Addy, 1st.
I Tidy?MissMerideth Muller, 1st;
Miss Anna Eleazer, 2nd.
Toilet mats?Miss Merideth Muller,
1st; Miss Naomi Stuart, 2nd.
Mantle scarf?Miss Naomi Stuart,
1st
Crochet apron?Miss Naomi Stuart,
1st.
Child's gloves in worsted?Mrs T
E Wingard, 1stb
Hose in silk?Mrs T E Winaard.
1st.
B Slippers?Mrs C M Efird, 1st;
H Mrs Lizzie Baldwin, 2ad.
HaDd bag?Mrs Rebecca Dowling,
1st; Mrs Rosa Meetze, 2nd.
wBJm Afghan?Mrs S B George, 1st.
Toilet mats?Misa Sallie Stuart,
1st.
>Lamp or vase mat?Mrs W H
. Berley, 1st.
Crocheted pen cushion in silk?Miss
Ellen Eendrix, lsf; Miss E W Corley,
2nd.
Crocheted silk tidy?Mrs "W H Berley,
1st; Miss Lizzie Eleazer, 2nd.
Hearth rug?Miss C D Seen, 1st.
Lambrequin?Mrs E C George,
1 1st; Miss Ida F Rx>f, 2ad.
1 Pin cushion?Mrs W H Berley,
\ 1st.
L-- Table scarf?Miss Mary C Wingard,
1st.
Carriage robe?Mies Alice C Mims,
Raised worsted work foot stool
cover?Mrs B B Swygert, 1st.
Hearth rug?Miss C D Senu, 1st.
Centre piece small?Miss Alice C
Mims, 1st: Mis3 MeiidetbMu;ler,2J.
Embroidered apron?Mrs B B
i Swvfirc-rt, 1st.
R Child's} sacquc?Mrs II A1 Meetze,
B Large centre piece?Miss Helen
B C Bradford, 1st; Miss Mary C Wiog
aid, 2nd.
Embroidered pen cushion?Mrs C
R E Leapbart, 1st: Mrs B B Swygert,
Embroidered sofa cushion?Mrs B
B Swygert, l>t; Miss Luciio Etird,
- Embroidered picture frame?Mrs
B B Swygert, lit.
M Embroidered trowels?Mrs B B
|^H| Swygert, 1st.
Hn Embroidered shams?Mrs B B
|H Swygert, 1st.
Embroidered tidy?Mrs B B SwyHnS
gert, 1st.
Q^B Embroidered handkerchief?Mrs
H B B Swygert, 1st.
Ldv'a skirt 518?Mrs J B Winer
mf ard, 1st.
Lady's skirt 548^?Miss Maggie
Lmdler, 1st and 2nd.
H OutlitiDg?Hu'h Efird, l=t.
W Silk bead rest?Miss Lucile Eard,
ft 1st.
h Embroidered table covers?Mrs B
|ft S*ygert, l^t.
Scarf?Miss Naomi Stuart, Is';
v JMrs C E L^apbart, 2nd.
Embroidered apron in lineD?Mrs
HB^BSwvgert, 1st; Miss Jessie C Ad
X One of
/ I HAVE SUFFE
HB With painful menses, at tended withs
?%? %/! ns?s*o?:?rir)?)1 U'llitPS. T alsO llQV6 SCV
bad I cannot rest. I have used various
M no relief until about two months ago.1
SJ| and it is doing me more good tlian all <
7 If vour case is complicated ai
fin regarding treatment, write to
P THE LADIES'
\ Care L. GERSTLE & CO.,
FOR SALE BY J.
Braided toilet get?Miss Daisy M
Bouknight, 1st.
Embroidered.handkerchief in linen
?Mi 8. B B Swygert, 1st.
Embroidered towels in linen?Mrs
B B Swygert, let.
Djilies?Mrs J F Wingard, 1st
and 2nd.
Piilow sbam?Mrs S F Bawl, 1st;
Mrs Soott Hendrix, 2nd.
Night dress?Miss Maggie Lind!??
1 of on/1 Onr1
4V4 j lOV UUU MWIV?*
Sylasber, cotton?Mis. EI M Efird.
1st.
Embroidered quilt?Mrs J J Leaphart,
1st.
Hemstitched apron?Miss Bemice
Rawl, 1st.
Scarf?Miss Lizzie Eieazer, 1st
and 2nd.
Linen hemstitched handkerchief?
Miss Bernice Bawl, 1st; Miss Ellen
Hendrix, 2nd.
Linen point drawn handkerchiefMiss
Ellen Ilendris, 1st.
Drawn doilies?Mrs. Dr. Eieazer,
1st; Miss L:zzie Eleozer, 2nd.
Willow work basket?Miss Eila
Corley, 1st; Mrs. B B Swygert, 2nd
Feather fan?Mrs C E Leaphart,
1st; Mrs Minne Hock, 2nd.
Ar ti ficial flowers-Miss Mollie F rank
low, 1st.
Crazy work quilt, giil under 10
years?Katie Dreher, 1st.
Quilt, by girl under G years?Essie
Lindler, 1st.
Gentleman's crocheted scarf?Mrs
P J Wessinger, 2ad.
Handkerchief case- Mrs E W Skull,
131.
Crocheted gentleman's neck tie?
Mrs. P J WessiDger, 1st.
Woven carpet?Mrs E C George,
l?t.
Crocheted lady's collar?Mrs E C
George, 1st.
Poultry ami Pet Department.
Pen Indian games?J A Wessinger,
Is*; H A1 Meetze, 2nd.
Pair Indian games?Rice B Herman,
1st; Pat D Bickley, 2nd.
Pair black breasted red games?S
J Leaphart, 1st.
Pen pit gamee?S J Leaphart, 1st;
Jesse D Roof, 2nd.
Pair pit games?Jesse D Roof,1st:
J E Seay, 2nd.
Pit game, male?J E Seay, 1st;
Rudolph Snelgrove, 2nd.
Plymouth rock chicks, pen?D U
Addy, 1st; Mrs J H Counts, 2nd.
Plymouth rock chicks, pair?D TJ
Addy, 1st and 2nd.
Plymouth rock, white, pen?P J
WestiDger, 1st.
Plymouth rock, white, pair?P J
WessiDger, 1st.
Silver Wyandotte, pair?S F
Shealy, 1st.
Pair barn yard?Mrs T E Camp
bell. Is*: EiiL Cor ley, 2nd.
Barn yard, pen?J A Wessinger,
1st: Mrs G A Ivaminer, 2nd.
Barn yard, cock?Itudolph Snelgrove,
1 st.
Barnyard, hen?P J AVessinger,
1st.
Barnyard chick?, pen?Fed A Keguian,
1st.
Barnyard cockerel?Mrs W H
Berley, 1st.
Barnyard chick?Shelton AYingard,
2nd.
Pullet chick?Eli L Cjrley, lsl:
G B Wiogard, 2nd.
LmgshaD, pen?D U Addy, 1st
and 2nd.
Lingsban chick?, pair?D V
Addy, 1st and 2nd.
Leghorn fowls, pen?D U Addy,
1st.
Leghorn fowls white, pen?Rice B
HarmsD, 1st.
Leghorn chicks, pair?D U Addy,
1st; Mrs T P Meetze, 2nd.
Leghorn chicks white, pair?Rice
B Harrnan, 1st.
White bantam, male?Tiliie Xunamaker,
1st; May B Meetze, 2nd.
White bantam, female?Harry Gorier,
1st; Tiliie Nunamaker, 2nd.
Giine bantams 402-Bob Leaphart,
1st; Daggett Ogilvie, 2nd.
Game bantams 403?Bob Leaphart,
let; Daggett Ogilvie, 2nd.
Game bantam, male?Harry Corley.
Is'; B )b Leaphart, 2-id.
Game bantam, female?Bob Lea
phart, 1st; Harry Cor ley, 2ud.
Bantams, pen?Engeue Little, Is';
May B Meetze, 2nd.
Bantams, pair?Meetze Muller,
1st; Bob Leapbart, 2nd.
the First Symptoms of Ja
Failing Health 2o a Woman isH
RVOUSNESS.ii
ou ever think that there is always a
3r this malady? In women Nervous- na
generally the forerunner of someBji
f female disease, such as Whites, V
, Profuse or Irregular Menses, etc., w
of which will produce Nervousness ?L
' its distressing intensity. If you use g|
I""* T""* { Gerstle's /
LJ J Female jjb
A * A ( Panacea IS
TRADE MAKK. f
1 very soon be cured of Nervousness ?3
other female troubles as well. "i
famous tonic has cured cases which X
;en pronounced incurable by physi- 09
Toucan be cured by the use of G.F.P.
:red for years. /
ourstonmch. rushing of blood to the head. BB
ere ncrvousspellsand heart.palpitation so u
female remedies fora longtime hut found
svhen I eoninieneed using your g, f. p., ?
others. 1 shall continue its use. SE
RS. SARAH JENKINS. Glenmore, Ga. Ka
ad you wish advice, free of charge, ^
HEALTH CLl'B, M
Chattaaooja, Tenn. ?
, E. KAUFMANST,
| Bantan?, male?Harry Corley, 1st;
! Eugene Little, 2nd.
Bantam ben with chicks?Daggett
Ogilv'e, 1st and 2nd.
White bantam?, pen?May B
! Meetze, Is4; Meetze Muller, 2nd.
> White bantams, nair?S-im Lean
hart, 1st.
Fr;zzle chickens?Mrs T E Wingarc},
Is': Mrs H Meetze, 2nd.
Pair frizzle chickens?E L Corley,
1st; S P Little, 2nd.
Pair rumpless chickens?P J Wesoinger,
1st.
Pen Guineas?G B Wiagard, 1st;
Mrs E C George, 2ad.
Guineas, pair? II B Harman, 1st;
W A ChughinaD, 2nd.
Best poultry display?D U Addv,
1st; R'ce B. Harman, 2nd.
Bronze turkeys, pair?Mrs "Sallie"
Drafts, 1st.
B turkeys, pair?Mrs W H Beri
ley, 1st; Mrs J A Muller, 2nd.
Slate turkeys, pair?R L Keisler,
1st; Mrs R L Keisler, 2nd.
White turkeys, pair?S 0 Hook,
! 1st; Miss Amanda Hook, 2od.
j Common turkeys, pair?Ellis Efird,
: 1-t, Mrs S L Raw], 2nd.
| Pekin ducks?P H Corley, 1st; B
B Swygert, 2nd.
CoD^mcn ducks?BBSwygert, 1st;
I W A Cuughmnn, 2nd.
| Common geese?Mrs W B Roberts,
; 1st; Mrs T E Wingard, 2nd.
j Common pigeons, pen?S J Leapj
hart, 1st and 2nd.
i Common pigeons, pair?Ellis Efird,
! 1st; S J Leaphart, 2nd.
TT.i n foil ninronrsa fi-onrrro TTrsn rrr
J. i*u Jv'IqWUUO AXVU1 J
! Meetze, lot.
i Guinea pig?, pen?Rice B. Harman,
1st and 2nd.
Rabbits, pair?P H Corley, 1 t
and 2nd:
Field Crop Department.
White wheat?D F Price, 1st; CR
; Dreher, 2nd.
j Red wheat?T L Harman, 1st; S
F Shealy, 2nd.
White bread corn?D TJ Addy, 1st;
H H Eleazer, 2nd.
White stock corn?E HAddy, 1st;
W B Robert?, 2nd.
Yellow stock corn?Geo R Fields,
1st; P J Wessinger, 2nd.
Barley?C R Dreher, 1st.
Red oats?G F Keisler, 2nd.
Red cats?T L Harmac, 2nd.
Yellow oats?P J Wessinger, 1st:
| W K Shull, 2nd.
i White oats, bushel?H H Eleazer,
jut.
Rye?P H Corley, 1st.
Pindars, bushel?M W Buff, 1st.
| Black peas?C R Dreher, 1st: S
| L Raw!, 2nd.
Clay peas?C R DiCher, lit, M I
Kyzer, 2ad.
White peas?C R Dreher, 1st.
R-d peae?C R Dreher, 1st: Geo
I W Harm an, 2 ad.
Speckled peas?C R Dreher, 1st:
W B Taylor, 2id.
Yam potatoes?W K Hook, 1st;
W D Wingard, 2nd.
i Yillow cr pumpkin yams?E 1
: Wingard, 1st: G F Keisler, 2nd.
j Iiisb potatoes,?Andrew Poatb,
1st; W S Wingard, 2ad.
Ruta baga turnips?J J Lsaphart,
1st; E L Wingard, 2nd.
\ Turnips?Geo M Corley, 1st; H
j C Harrnar, 2nd.
Radishes?E L Wingard, 1st; T
. E Campbell, 2:d.
i Pc-avine bay?J A Muller, 1st; G
j W Hinmar, 2nd.
Grass Lay?H A Eleazer, 1st; H
j II Eleazer, 2ud.
| Bermuda bay?II H Eleazer, Is!;
j H A EUaz ;r, 2 id.
i German millet bay?II H Eleazer.
1st
1 Sorghum? D M Hook, 1st? T J
Leaphart, 2nd.
Sugar cane and syrup?Geo 11
i Fields, 1st? D F Efird, 2-jd.
Water fliwed gold seed lice? C E
j Dreber, l>t.
YVhite rice, water flowed?Geo W
j Reeder, 1st; S P George, 2nd.
Upland lice?J M Caugbman
11st: B B Swygert, 2ud.
i Pumpkins?W B Roberts, 1st; J
j C Fuloier, 2 .d.
! B*Ie of cotton?P J Wcssinger,
| 2nd.
CitroDS?Lou SuX, l?t.
j Fleece, Angora goat?B B Swy
! gert, 1 fit; D B Sbull, 2nd.
C^bbagge?Andrew Poafcb, 1st; W
| B Roberta, 2nd.
i
1 Continued on Second Page.
IIIWWI I III III III I 11 W?B I
Dr H. H. Hftden, Summit, Ala,
says, "I think Iv dol Dyspepsia Cure
is a epleudid medicine. I prescribe
i% and my confidence in it grows
wi:h continued use." It digests
what you eat and quickly cures
dyspepsia and indigcs.ion. J. E
Kaufmann.
The chance of two finger prints
being alike is not one in sixty four
b.llions.
i P^rhar s Lot's wife was trying to
trace her genealogy when she looked
backward.
An egotist is a man who is unable
to disguise the interest he fctls in
himself.
A big idea may occupy but little
space while a little idea may take up
a whole column.
To dean cut glass, thoroughly
wash in soap suds, and polish with
sawdust and chamois.
Owing to the dry, cold atmosphere,
not a siDgle infections disease is
known in Greenland.
A Bellville, 111., man added $03,003
to bis tux returns because his
"conscience demanded it."
A few weeks ago the Krupp factory
turned cut its twenty thousand h
large gun for European armies.
Ten of the last volunteer regiments
last called out have recruited their
full quota of men aud will be immediately
prepared for transportation
to the Philippines. These regiments
are numbered from Ibe Thirty-eighth
to the Forty-seventh inclusive, and
embraces all the white regiments
last authorized.
"Do you suppose it'd really possible
for a niiiu to fast a week without
injurious effects, doctor?" "Ah! ex
claimed the doctor. "Thoughtful
man ! Considerate mortal! You're
phoning to save enough money to
pay that li-.tle bill you owe me. I
suppose."
"Wot are you breatbin" so hard
for, Mike?'1 asked the man who found
an Irishman sitting on the roadside
blowing like a locomotive. "A shoemaker
run me cut o' lov\n fer moifc
er mile," iep!ied Mike, between puffs.
"Y/ot riled him?"' "Ho runs a quickrepair
shop, and he got mad because
Oi banded him a couple of boot
heels and a shoestring, an' told him
Oi'd call fer the shoes in half 'u
hour."
C?*..
"by Soutlwni Eailw&y.
The special rates offered by the
Southern Railway to Philadelphia cn
account of the National Export Ex
position have proven very attractive,
and the travel north by this popular
line has been very large. Tickets
are sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays
of each week from all points at a
rate of a f re and one-third, plus 50
cent3.
The Southern Railway will continue
sale of these low rates until
November 23rd, no tickets however
to be limited beyond December 2nd.
This is the only line offering double
daily service between the north ard
south with dining cars, observation
car?, and through palace sleeping
cars between important cities in this
section and New York. All sgents
of this company will promptly give
full information desired by those contemplating
this trip.
J. B. Hey ward, T. P. A,
Augusta, Gu.
^
Important to All Taz Payers
Ail able-bodied male citizens oetween
the ages of 21 and 6;) years
are liable to pay a poll tax of 81 00;
except Confederate soldiers who are
i exempt at 50 years c-f age. The
penalty now imposed for non payment
of poll tax is not more than 810
or not more than 20 days on tbe
' ebaingaug.
Commutaibn Rwd Tax 82 in lieu
cf working tbe public roads and must
be paid at tbe time of payiDg general
taxes to tbe County Treasuier.
; All persons owning property or
paying taxes for others iu more than
, one township are requested to cull
for receipts in eacu township in
which they live. Thi9 is important
1 as additional cost and penalty may
not be attached. Prompt attention
; will be given by the Treasurer to those
who wish to pay their taxes through
the mails by clu cks, money orders, j
etc. Don't forget to stamp checks.
Meet the Treasurer promptly on !
' his rounds through the county.
ARE YOU SICK.
CUTOE'fi'im'fl
K5*J9? i1 ??IS
OR
AFFLICTED
I
. IN ANY WAY,
AND NEED
If so, you will find in the Drug
and Medicine Department at
the Bazaar, Standard IVSedi
cines for all Complaints,
r Diseases, Etc, which will
give relief and cure you.
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desire to subscribe for the Home aDd
Farm, can do 90 by sending 25c in
silver or stamps to this office.
?
If the Ba'07 is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
It is the best of all.
Ramon's Tonic Liver Pilla, a pleasant
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They are the modern cure for constipation,
biliousness, sick headaches,
specks before the eyes, etc. They
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thorough in effect. Ouly one a dose,
sugar coated and pleasant to take.
Price, 25 cents a box, at the Bazaar.
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Liebig COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef
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telling how to prepare many delicate
aud delicious disbc-s.
Address. Liebig Co.. P. 0. Cox 2718, New
York.
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IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES
IY'ILL PAY THE KIGHEST MARktt
price tor clean and pure Ceeswax.
Price governed by color and condi'ion.
RICE B HARMAN,
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DR. E, J, ETiiEltEDGE,
SUKGEON DENTIST,
LEESYILLE, S. C.
Office next dcor below post office.
Always on hand.
February 12.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It arti Scially digests the food and aids
Mature in strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted digestive organs.
It is the latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache,Gastralgia.Cramps,and
all other results of imperfect digestion
Prepared by E. C DeWltt &Co.. CK'caso.
J. E. KAUFMANN.'
La diss, Read This.
Dr. Bui er's Female Regular is a
new discovery for the prevention and
cure of female diseases. It is undoubtedly
one of the finest medicines
f< r all it claims in relieving and curing
suffering women. It is a permanent
cure for all womb, bladder
aud urinary deseases and female
weakness* etc. For sale at the
Buz war.- Large bottles $1.25.
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Sninmorvillc : 7 41a; 6 09p
Branchvilie . j 8 55 a 7 50]?
OranRehurjc ! 9 -J a' 8 24 p
Kinp'villc j Id 15 a 9 '2U;i
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Lv. Augusta, So. Ky : -40p ? ?Sv p
" (iraniteville I Jtu'ip. 10 15 p
" Aiken i 2 50j>
" Trenton j i>:vip 11 Wp J
" Johnstons J 3 49 pj 1! 20 p I
Ar. Columbia ITn. dep't. ...... 5 20?? 2 10 a
Lv Col'biu Biand'y st 5 4.jp! 5 50 a
" Winnsljoro 01-8 pi 6 49 a
" Chester I 7 26 nj 7 37 a
" Rock Hill .[ 7 :Sj? 8 11 a
Ar. Charlotte ..j 8 4.5 9 15a
" Danville j 1? 55aj 1 22 p
Ar. Richmond j 6UUaj 6 25 p
Ar. Washington 7 55 a: 9 05p
" Baltimore Pa. R. R.. 0 12 a 11 25p
" Philadelphia 1135a 2 50 a
" New York 2 03p 6 23 a
Southbound. \ *?\
! Duly. Daily.
Lv. New York, Pa. R.R j 3 DO pi 1215nt
" Philadelphia 5 24 pj 3 50 a
" Baltimore 7 55 p 6 22 a
Lv. Wash'ton, So. Ry I 9 20pj 11 15 a
Lv. Richmond j 11 W!p 12 0! tii
Lv. Danville j i 15 a j 6 62 p
" Charlotto... j b 15 a j 10 20 p
" Rock Hill 9 02 ai 11 10 p
" Chester 9 35a; 11 43 p
" Winnsboro 10 21a. 12 82 a
Ar Col'bia Biand'g st I 11 25 ai 1 27 a
Lv. ColumbiaUn.dep't | 11 45 aj 4 30 a
" Johnstons ! 1 23 p 6 82 a
" Trenton 1 :8p| 6 43 a
Ar. Aiken 2 15 p:
" Grauitoville 2 07 p 7 18 a
" An gust a 2 45 pi 8 00 3
Lv. Columbia, So. Ry 1 3 55 pi 45 a
Kingville | 4 8Spj 7 80 a
Orangeburg I 5 29 y?| 8 22 a
Branehville #1 ?T2 j>; 8 52 a
Snmmcrvilie 7 It?pj It) lbs
Ar. Charleston 8 17pi 11 Wa
Lv. Col'bin. F.C.&P.Ry j 10 35 a 12 47 a
" Savannah ! 3U7pl 5 08 a
Ar. Jacksonville ! 7 49iv 9 00a
SLliKl'INC* < Alt sJiUVlCK.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. 33 and 84?New York and Florida Ex*
press. Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars between
Augusta and New York.
Pullman drawing room sleeping -arsbet wee*
rr?V(
j.axiii'<i? #?a?.-jvwu > u?v, vhiKj.ma, t?
and Now York.
Pullman Slopping Cars between Chariot t?
and Richmond.
No*. 35 and 31 -U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room l.uffet stooping cars !x?tween
Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
sleeping cars between Augusta and Charlotte.
Dining cars serve ail meals en rout".
Pullman sleeping errs between Jacksonville
and Columbia, ervrouta daily 1 Ptwceti Jacksonville
and Cincinnati, via A>heville.
FRANKS. GANNON. J. M. GULP.
Third V-P. & Con. Mgr. T. M., Washington.
W. A. TURK. 8. H. HARIWVIOK,
G. P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A.. Atlanta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule in Effect
June 11th, bP '.
STATIONS. j L?, j ^ufL
; Lv. Charleston .j T 00 a in
" Sumniorvillo i 7 si a in
M Bianehvi'.le 1 | 8 53 a in
" Orangeburg j ; 6 23 am
" Kingvilie 1 10_ 1-3 a in
Lv. Columbia : ! 11 05 am
" Pi asperity : : 12 10 n'n
" Newberry i 12 25 p in
" Nine;y-Sf:< j [ 1 -0 p m
' Greenwood j 7 -10 a in, 1 55 p ni
Ar. Eodces 8 cm a no 2 15 p iu
Ar. Abbeville j 3 4U a mj 2 -to p in
Ar. Belton 8 55 a mi if It) p m
Ar. Andei son 3U a m| 3 35 p in
Ar. Greenville 10 ]j a mj 4 15 p m
Ar. Atlanta : 3 55 p m 0 OJ p in
STATIONS. | F^0'S^- j
L77 Greenville j 5 60 p ru, l'J 15 a m
M Piedmont i 0 00 p in' 10-10 a ra
" TYllIiamsto'.i I 0 22 p m 10 55 a m
Lv. Anderson ! 4 45 p in 10 43 a in
Lv. Eel ton tf 45 p ml 11 15 a rn
Ar. Donnalds i 7 15 i> n: 11 40 a m
Lv. Abbeville j <> 10 :> m; H -0 a m
Lv. Hodges 7 35 p in! 11 55 a in
Ar. Greenwood 8 00 p m 12 20 p m
* Ninety-Six ! j J2 55 p m
" Newberry j j 2 00 p m
" Prosperity i i 2 14 p m
" Columbia ! | 3 50 p tn
Lv. Kingviile i.~ ,TJ1 58 p in
" Orangeburg | ! 5 2? p in
" Branchvitle. | 6 17 p m
" Suinraerviilo 7 32 p m
Ar. Charleston ! 8 17 p ni
bailyi Daily i attovc 'Daily Daily
No. 9;No.I3| NATIONS. jNo.fCNo.L
5Sop: 7 00a Lv Charleston Ar 8l7p 1100a
600p] 7 41a; " .. Summer vilie .. " 1 732pil01)ra
7 50p] 8 55a! " ....Brunehvilie.... " ! tS02p| 8 52a
82*p 6 28a " ....Orangeburg... " ' 520p! 8 22a
8?Up 1015a " Kingvi.le " 438p| 7HOa
8 80a 11 40a " .... Colt m >ia " 1 3 20p; 9 3up
9 07al22Op " Alston Lv 2 3up K5t*
1004a 123p! " ......Santuc " , 1 23p| 74rtp
10 2Ua 200p; " Union *' i 1 05pi 7 30p
10 38a 2 22p " Jonesvillo " -12 25pt C5.p
10 54a 2S7p; " Pacolet- " 12 14p; 0 41p
11 25a 3l0p!Ar.. Spaitanburg...Lvjll 45:u 6 lop
1140a 3 40u Lv.. Spartanburg.. Ar 11 2*ai rtOGp
240p ?IWp Ar?"Asheville.?.. Lv 3 SPal '6Cap
' P," p. in. "A," a. in
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains35and
86, 8? ami & ', on A. and C. division. Dining cars
on these trains serve all meals earouic.
Trains leave tjpartar.hursr, A. Ac C. division,
northbound. 6:43 a.m., 3:37 p.m.. 6:13 p.m..
(Vestibule Limited); soutl?ljoi:nd 3.1:36 a. in.,
3:16 p. m., 11:34 a. m.. (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains leave Greenville, A. and 0. division
northbound. 5 :50 a. m., 3:34 n. m. and 5:33 p. m..
(Vestibuled Limited): southbound. 1:35 a. in..
4:30 p. m.. 12:30 i>. m. t Vesribnled Limited).
Trains 9 and 10 cm rv oVgant Pullman
Bleeping cars Wtwoen Columbia and Abbeville
en route daily between Jacksonville and Cincm
nati.
Trains 13 and 14 carry superb Pullman parlor
cars between Charleston and Ashcvillo.
FRANK S. GANNON. J. M. OL LP.
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr., Trrsfiie M^r.,
Washington. D. C. Washington. D. 0
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWJCK.
Gen. Pass. Ag't. As't Gcu. Pass. Ag't.
"Washington, D. C. Atlanta, 6a.
TIIF CIl A1! L ES T OX L1XL
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GA. R. K. Co.
In Effect January 1, lSl'9.
(Eastern Time.)
lv Charleston *7 00 a m *5 30 p m *7 0 a n.
ar Colombia. 11 00 a m 10 10 p m 11 00 a m
iv Cjlambia ,11 30 a nr < 135am
ar Spar'anb'g 3 10pm
ar AshviSlo 6 30 p m
lv Columbia 1 :il33am
lv Charlotte . 8 22 p nr 9 25 a to
lv Danville.. 1159pm 130pm
ar Washiog'n 6 42 a m 9 05 p m
ar Baltimore 8 03 a m 11 25 pm.
ar Pbiladel'a 10 23 a m 2 5G a m
ar New York. 12 -53 p m 6 23 a in
ar Boston .. 18 30 p m f3 3 ) a m
lv Boston ... !f9 00 a m *4 00 p m
lv New York. '3 20 pm *120>ain
lv Pbiladel'a. 5 53 p o 7 20 a n
lv Baltimore. 8 37 pm 9 42 a in
lv Wasbing'n 10 45 p m. < 1 15 a in
lv Danville .. 4 45 a m 6 07 a m
! ar Charlotte . 9 23 am 10 00 a m
ar Columbia, , 100pm
lv Asheville. ! | "7 20 a m
lv Spartaub'g1 ! 1145pm
Ar Columbia. I 3 45 p in I 3 CO p m
lv Columbia. 3 55 p m 0 50 a in, 3 15 p ni
ar Charleston1 *3 17 pm *1100am:*8 17pm
*Dailv. f Except Sundav.
AUGUST A DIVISION.
(West-Daily.)
leave Charleston j 7 00 a nr 5 3<) p m
arrive Augusta '11 51 a m 10 45 p m
arrive Atlanta ! 8 20 p m 5 00 a m
arrive New Orleans... i 8 20 p m
arrive Chattanooga ... 1 00 a m 1 00 p m
arrive Nashville | 6 40 a m fi -^5 p m
arrive Evansvlil : I 40 p m 1 25 a m
arrive St Louis i 7 32 p m 7 20 a ? ?
THEODGH Tit A IN "SLKVl "17.
Augusta Division.?Tnrough SI -epers between
Charleston and Atlanta, leaving
Charleston at 5 30 p. m., arriving in Atlanta
at 5 a ni.
Columbia Division - Through Coaches
between Charleston and Ashcvillo, both directions.
Shortest route to Ashevillo and ITot
Springs, N. C.. and all resorts ot Upper
North and South Carolina.
Through tickets can be purchased, sleeping
car reservations secured, bagrsw/e
checked to de uination and all other information
obta*-jed by appiing tovWm H.
Evans, C. T. A.. Cnarleston Hot<\ orQ. w.
Dewees, Ticket Agent, L?3? fcStr"3t station.
L. A. regSf?nv
TratUu^HM|^^
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CIGARS, CHEWING and SMOEING IOBAHH
Toys,
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Motions^!
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PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, nHH
uianona nyes or an colors. ?"\m
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LEXINGTON, S, C.
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rtaulnatlon. You cau examine it at your nearest ^ %'y X/~an
J if you find it e.vactly n? reprobated, ?"[';?! to ettrtui tint*; j if-*.
retail at to *100.OO. tlio .rreate.-t \ alue ycuever >u\\ r.-..l \Jt f/:'2 fa t^KryggBMafl a ,
far better than organs o/lvertl.-f.l t-y other- tti. rx>: ;-y A 1 M ^SS?^LIh|9I I
the frciitlit asrent our opcctal l't> dn?V c?ur jrice, S3!,75? , Ji
loss the 11.00, or ?!0.73, a.id freight cliarpoH. ft kJSiCv "** Cs5?^Sw^S
?Q( 7^ iq mm qppp.iai on imv priof .' kfls s kliSSy! .
I y / P'easan* take, thorough in action and^tfWr
I j ut best tonic. Price $i.co. \ raBRBUBHSnBacaEEBnEgBESSlBBnBHSKKaraBBaB^nnB^BHd?
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GRADE DROP CABINET BU80ICK SEWING MACHINE t>y fretebtc. o. D. .object u> ezaml If Vflf I
milon. You can eiamiue.it at your nearest treight depot and P Bpff I j M^^B
found perfectly aatlafaetory, exactly as represented.? ftftrfigl. I A /flf l, -Aequil
lo machine# olhert or 11 11 I. ipo i< $60.00, 10J Till aEammCSrVSPK^ ^Z.?l~ J. ^ *"l l'
GREATEST BARGAIN TOl' EVER HEARD OP, pay your^^KX&affSSraSBiHIBHtiiHHflNB^tti
freight agent Our Special Offer Price $15 50
and freight charges. The machine weighs *" ywgr..v n Lrr_r_-iA/s^-gyA Ii-IKS>T
120 pounds and tlie freight will average 75 cents for each 500'..ile*. ?jHc?q*j Ga??icS05!5B3sSS3i fcfrYrv
CIVE IT THREE MONTHS' TRIAL ill your own home, and ,'V>a-'^':':^35|?-T>^f
we will return your 115.50 any day you are not satisiied. We ?e!l dif- KMir iK^fgW HhHI ^^B
ferent makea laii fridM ?f Sewin; Rarbinoi it #3.jG, 010.00, H URli frS&
SlS.OOand tip, all folly deaerlbed In Our Pree S.-nlmr Slaehiar Catalnrue, wZld:._ 3 H. S B CALM wBt ^-5
bot $15.50 for this DROP DESK CABINET BURDICK |r|vD S ^rSwS * is
the greatest value ever offered 07 ar.y hou.;e. g!^ !5 f| Sw[ ^a"
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS K."'""""?' fiM .ia| ?||
ertisments, otfering unknown machines unucr varioos names, vr .r 11 C gyp ~
various inducements. Write aoao frlrod la Cbicagc end learn woo axe fv^'J .wflj ' " h ? B
reliable amj who ir.n MOT. ftj3 .-i. if V
TUP DIIDninV ha? every BODERN IHPROTESENT. ? 1
I fit DUKUIWii EVERY GOOD POINT OF KTERY 11101! Ok# ^^>A^yn*3: - " fl
1 6RADK BAU1IMS BADE, WITH TUK TT ^EEBBA ^If ^ I
DKFECT3 0PN0.SE. MADE BY THE BEST MAKER IN AMERICA,
FROM THE BEST MATERIAL
SOUP QUARTER SAWEO OAK
i PBjj^Sjy I'IaSO roLlsUKD, one Illustration shows machine closed, theaddrop- I
J I'iDg from sight) to be used us a centrr (able, aland or desk, the other
C H&|ggjE?A open with full length taiile and head in place for sewing, 4 finry V
J KwiliBjiflHl^SggaB'EFStBir^^ drawers, htc.t 1309 ?kririon frame, carved, paneled, embossed and ,
- Wiiilrfl ?, r/^gwC^'|M|' decorated cabinet finish, tinest nletel drawer pulls, rests on 4 caa>
. Wb /fs B 1/ftflR' Nil St1*1 ters. ball bearing adjustable trea.ile. genuine Smyth iron stand.
\ w>jS \ a I SO Miotn Finest larce High Arm hrad. pt.sitive four motion feed, self threading vibrat.
ffl UJ B BLd M M ' ing shuttle, automatic tsobbln winder, adjustable hearings, patent tensioa
f 3 C-* l\' t | N&ft liberator, iniprove^i loo:;e wheel, adjustable prerser foot, improved shuttle
_3j; U m 9 St TON carrier, patent needle bar. patent dress guard, head! handsomely decorated
!s2'ffjs I I fl <5&& and ornamrntrd ?nd beacllfully NICKEL TRIjMDIED.
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l!?i: R; ??flft* mad.. E*ery knonn attaehmeat l?foriil?bed and ocr Free Instruction Book
1= a ? J lir Ju?t howanvone can nm it and do either plain or any kind of fancy w
fik y&Hf&SSSI^gjn A 20-YEARS' BINDING GUARANTEE 1- sent with every macl
gTrJ Iff, v.va y 1 it pnCTC Ynil NnTHIMC to see and examine this machine, compa BBi
?^ II tUb15 IUU NU nlWu withthftwv??P<tnr,1.^>nfcr^|l..t^ni
to $60 00. And then if convinced too areaa.Im; 025.00 So $40.00,
year freight araal the il6.50. TO KKTt'R.N YOL'R $15.50 If at any lime within three mouths yon tay yon RMB
aetaaiuaed. 03DERT0 DAY. LuN'T DELAY. (Sears. Roebuck.? Co. are thoroughly reliable.-Editor.) (
Address, SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, llajfl
~ m ww 'era j ( hhl Afe^P
' 1' I I i( -I v^'UllBEgS KAILtiOAV. A; ^
lu Effect JaLUfciv 8tb, 1899.
i 11 05 a m Jv..Columbia..
SPIRITTINE i?8::iS 1
! 11 37 cm ar.V/Lite Heck. '
REMEDIES. jsiiEstS..,
T r sr s- . 11 58 a m ar...SIigbs..
en , J , r>( (Vfi, T..'.e.,T,ncr Me-llt'ill ! , ^ 7> Q on *ner.
maaorseu uv sumg v* ^ ? v??0 - . ...
i i.^ U( p in tsr.-i.!u>pciiijr?.iii u uu j^jlu
Profession. No Quack or Patent Med- i J2 20 p m ar. Nov/berry. ar 8 CO pm /
ic'ne. but 12 33 p m ar. . .Jalapo .. .ar 7 20 pin I
......... nooao-.-x 12 38 p m ar... Gary.... ar 7 10 pm J
NmTw'RI 3 PJHE R?M??;f??( 12 43 p m ar.. Kinard. ..ar 7 01 pm ?
Admitted into tbe World Columbian Lspo- 1 12 50 p rn ar. Goldvillo. .ar 6 50 pm l
sition in lh93. . I 1 03 p m ar.. Clinton . .ar 6 30 pm 1
Use Spirittine Balsam for EhtasiatiMu, j 10 or lift i
Coids. Lameness. Sprains, Sore Throat * f f P m ar .at ks. . . ar 1 10 pm ]
Use Spirittino Inhuleut lor Consumption, J 1 - > P W ar. .Laurens. .Jv 4 00 pm
Consumptive Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma ; " lih'JL'UliN IXC ^CKbDULE ~??~
and La tirippa. I ~? - '
Spirittine Ointment is indispensable in th? j No. 53 No. 1
treatment of Skia Discuses, Cure Itch, j ] 35 p m ]v. .Laurens. .lv 10 10 am
In consequence of the astonishing sue- j j ^ P m Jv- * * *|7 ^ am
cess in removing diseases, its demand now ; 1 p m Iv. ..Clinton.. ,]v 9 40 am .
come< not alone from this vicinity but 2 02 p m Iv...Goidvii!e..lv 9 17 am
from everywhereiu the United States and j o 09 p m lv. ..Kicard.. .iv 9 05 am
pttfsn i-lV g M RAHMAN. 2 14 p m Iv... Gary .. .lv 8 50 am j
" - ~ * T ' i~ c\ 11\ |
j nijuivso.tftu... -- J ^ rj p id iv.. d.'ii&pa.. .iv ow aia_ ?
! : : 2 32 p m Iv. Newberry ,!v 8 10
f i i\i7 AD T\yr A TVT Wanted to travel 2 47 p m lv.Prospprity.lv G 45 am ^
1,1 III Uxt lVlAiN ami appoint a- o 57 n m Iv Sli"li3 'v I
llfiin emits. 560 t?r m.Miih.saarya-.l :'! Pra , V\,8 ! . , I
ij.il/I ;.|[ ,?xp...is' s. /.iFci.Aii co.. 2?v 3 G2 p m lv.L.Mountainlv A
LocustSreot. rhiliul'tjphia. IV.. | 3 12 p m lv. ..Cbapiu.. .lv 1
! 3 18 p m lv.. .Hilton., .lv
PARKER'S 3 21 p 111 Iv.TYhifce Rock.lv
3 2G p m lv. Bollentine It I
il^vcrc FaV.i^o gW 3 35 pm lv... Irmo.... 1 v
"jail%?? 3 42 p m lv..Leapbart. .lv M
1)n'^9 ! 3 55 p m ar..Columbia..cr
* T-.vTTv/-'Tir?Tv TVains 52 and 53 tun solid between fl
Cbailwtcn and Greenville. Train *
I CUSE1C1L iMlIIIl, ! 52 makes e!o:-e connection at Laurv
- ? ens for Augusta ar.J Spartanburg. ,
FD3 B3YS A?D GIRL S. J No. 53 makes close connection at
PBEFAXES FOR teaching Sumter for the Noilii. V
colt ?,je or business, i njs. 1 ai d l niuats close concec**
" . j lion with S. A. L to ai.d from Atlanta.
High School. Intermediate and Fnaiary j J\>r further information C&ll on cr 1
Cotirsts. , ^ I
Eughsb, German.^Frcncb, Greek and Latin . y p LHAPHAET, A
rv ITcfilthies't Location. Boer-i Ci*v Ticket Agent, V
verj cbrsp! % J to 5?7 per month. T huoe J p. LIVINGSTON, fl
cxtedingly lew, ^1 to -50^ p?:r racLtjh. Ti> vel ir g Vast*rgcr Agent. .'.Jflfl
^ TT.'V-TL. I,J' i Bank ot C-l..n.bi?. Columbia, S.
^lU(iert8 last session j _,T1. _ , n . '
NVxt tension b'pins Monday. September "G HTI.n^. Provident..
r* ?c.r?A /..I) ^
10- law, roi 1U1.
Addrotog |pR^ books, mewcrftnclum
0. books, [-ads, pencils,
yun IU IU M'JIl VI L^inu wv vn w i ?- ? *- -7-,- ..j. - ^
ed bjr o(h?m. Suolt an offer '.vun nejcr ramie before. r."* &"-2?>.V ~ ?'^S28s383
THE ACME QUEEN ! ?oneof tt?%mo*t in u?!;Li:A:.?s*.vEm:;rr *-j* '& HH
V.'Vr.U ii'(nm.-ci> nrr made. X 0
Is engraved diree: from R phoUsfniph.youcunformsome i< tea of its VeSyv-'V'/ * ^ *K '&5sffijgaug?fft
beautiful apj-earutioe. Made from eo'lil tjucrter *u?eil ? t>~' SfSrajjjfcRSMl
onL, ar,j.' Kni h, b?nch' .v rat?: \ ^
ii inches Ion;f. iti 1 lobes wltte ftn>] weighs 360 pounds. ' vufftins.".
octaves, 11 stop , as follows: ^ijpaaoa, friars??!,
fCfronaUrr I'lpe Qwlilj Hredv 1 Set r>l SI Par* Iwret X.'lrU: , y ^SjFvKsfe9"^^B^^B
Eecla, I .jet cfSi lUcnnio^lT Brilliant ( electa I'.ecds 1 S*i of 1 t^T-w59p8Cflw;fF^BIra^*H3<
UUWlinil.i.i) t.si I uniw. Qltl>OEUAS wo 7S05i3:^52SHBBBK
issue a written binding: 24-year guarantee, by too "i i""'
u.rin.x and condition* of which if any i*rt Kiveso.i* 3f ?V'-.'?'.'**
- t- r< ! air it free oi'ckartrc. Tr;. It . ;?Jfi;',' Pi?,*'' -.C>vc"-.^C .??!T t8TTSr3jwS3
?c will refund your mone> if you ur?; not perfectly R? JAw-Ec- jfjffiojy
satisfied. 600 of these organs ?il- be sold at*31.<4. sjf twoa-i p^ggfeiSfc j?-^<-f?5gHI IH^^H
OKftER AT ONCE. IM?T OKLAY. |i l?#??MefeiS V. T-'^/jZ^^^^S^iSSsk I
OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED lf J ?-"-"'-"" 1 sMSk
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publisher ofthispcixsror Metropolis?.Nation;-; *? .#?? * c -
Har.lc, or Corn Exchange Nat. Bank, < :i<c..k--: ( era an Exehar.c-e Bank y or any railroad orexprai^^^^O
company in Chicago. We bate a capital of r.er StixaO <0.00, occupy entire ore 01 (lie largest business block*
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tad up; aNo everything in musical instruments at iotrea-t aiiolftsalcprice". Writ* for free special organ, plano_
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(?) V0AOW& [1
l^fe T0Y7C
but supplies ail the e'ements of Liver Food
fil I 1 1 \ inn in your daily diet. Convenient