The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 05, 1900, Image 4
Tlie Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 25tb; rebuilt July
19. 1894.
G. X. HABXAS. Editor huiI Publisher.
IJEXINGTON. S. C..
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Dots and Dashes.
Another rich gold mine is btiDg j
opened in Saluda county, S C.
LrrnonF, Bananas Qnd Apple?, at
the Bazaar.
Smallpox has appeared at D&atz '
ler in Orangeburg county, S. C
Baker's bread, cak^s and crackers j
will be found at the Bazaar.
j
Ninety-nine people out of a hundred
are of the opinion that they are the
"one."
The most eftVctive little liver pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. They never gripo. J. E j
Kaufmann.
The dry dock at Port Royal, S. C,
is in bad condition and it will take
$6,000 to repair it.
De Witt's Little Early Eieers are
daiDty little pills, but they never fnil
to cleanse the liver remove obs!ructions
and invigorate the system. J. I
E Kaufmann.
When a woman presents her busband
with a pair of suspenders she
contributes to his support.
Clothes do not make the mar, nor,
fo-r a woman's wardrobe, does a man
often muke the clothes.
For custards, pies or cake u*e
desiccated eocoanut, ready prepared
with milk and sugar. You find it at
0 tbe Bazaar.
A tar load of insane negro soldi* rs
from the Philippines is en route to
Washington City. Tbe cause of the
insanity of so many Pbilippiue soldiers
is puzzling the army medical
corps.
g?t bates wbtrfc ail as? fwif Q
Bc?t Cough Sjrop. Tant-rs Govu. W n
intupy. Sold for <lruggt?tg. gl
Another big ruill is is to be established
in Spartanburg conoty, S C
It is to be at I irnan and the mill
has some of the moet prominent
citizens of Spartanburg aod elsewhere
backing it.
j
When you need a soothing and j
healing antiseptic application for any
purpose, use tlo original DeWitt'e
Witch Hazel Salve, a well kDowo j
cure for piles and skin diseases. It
heals sores without leaving a scar.
Be * are of counterfeits. J. E Kaif
mann.
There are several hundred negroes j
about Beaufort, S. C , who are drawing
pensions to the amount of about
$20,000 from the United States gov- ;
eminent, for alleged services during |
be war.
i
Sweet Violet, the best known 5 j
cents cigar on the mRiket, and other ;
brande of tine rigirs, together with
the famous Klondike, which honestly
eclipses all 2 for niekle cigars on the
market, at Bazaar.
Horse stealing is becoming quite <
prevalent around Spartanburg, S. C |
Ssveral persons have had their horses j
stolen j ist lately and the thieves j
have not been caught nor the horses j
recovered.
Don't use any of the counterfeits j
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. !
Most of them are worthless or liable I
to cause ii jury. The original De- ;
Witt's Witch Haz *1 Silve is a cer- j
tain cure for piles, eczema, cute, |
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scalds, burns, sores and skin ais- j
eass?. J. E. Knufruann. v
Coluoibin is Rrrangiug for the en- {
tert&inraent of the State reunion of
Confederate veterans cf South Cairo- j
lina, which will meet ihtre iu Miy. '
Columbia wants to do the tiling j
right, and baa started iu tiu)<\
Mr. Houston Joyner, of Eistover, ;
Richland county, S. C, shot aud
killed his brother-in-law, Wash !
Hodgee. Mr. Joyucr went to Co j
lumbia and surrendered to the j
sheriff. An old feud seems to have
been the cause of the killing.
If you would have au appetite like i
a bear and a relbh f >r your meals j
take Chamberlains Stomach and
I
Liver Tablets. They correct dis ;
orders of the etomach and regulate j
the liver and bowels. Price, 2r> i
cents. Simples free, at J. E. Kauf- j
mann's drug store.
After spending forty hours at the !
bottom of a well under a heap of
sand, Thomas MclMers was rtscued [
at Sullivan, Iml, recently little the I
worse for bis long imprisonment. A ;
two inch rubber Iioso was us<d to
i
convey water and food to him while
he wag being dug out.
Help is needed at once whni a
...
person's Me is in danger. A oegl* ct
*d cough or cold may soon Income
serious and should be stopped at
once. O ie Minute Cjugh Cure
quickly cures coughs and colds and i
the worst cases of croup, bronchitis,
grippe and other throat and lung
troubles. J K. Kaufmanm
Hon J<>bn A P. Lancaster, S. C-. j
of Glenn Springs, ga'bored bis sweet
potatoes Inst week and orade o0<>
bovbels. The variety is tbe buucb
or vinelt-ee y-mi which he couaiders !
the bent and which cold m sod th*highest
price od tbe market. . |
BAD BLOOD, BAD
COMPLEXION.
The skin is the >c?t of an almost end.
les* variety of di~r*>es. They are knowu
by various r.asies, but are all due to the
same cause, acid and other poisons in
the Mood that irritate au-.l interfere vrith
the proper action nr the skiu.
To bave a smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions, the blood must 1* kept pure
and healthy. The tnnnv preparations of
arsenic and potash and the lar^e number
of face jewelers and lotions {teuerallv
used in this class of diseases cover up
J. Ul* imil wn\ irji>A'< go tv iuw ? > - j
crage yield of corn b?s been pub
li*hid. The department if agriculue
scut out its monthly bulletin
s'ating tb?t tho )ield wan 2 "> 3
bushel* per acre against 23 31 last
year aud h ten year average of 2i 1
The quality is nbouut as usual.
N) one CiD reasonably hope tor
good health unless his bow el a move
once each day. When this is not
attend.d to, disorders of the storn
acb arise, biliousness, headache dyspepsia
aud piles foou follow. If yt u
wish to avoid thiee ailments keep
your bjwele regular by taking Chain
bcrlaiu's Stomach and Liver Table's
wbeu required. Tbey are so easy to
take and mild and gentle in tff.ct.
For sale by J. E Ktufmson.
The Republicans carried tbe Ne
braska legislature wbieb will elect
two United States Senators. There
are six Republican candidates and
tbe Democrats sod futioniate ate
trading witb oDe of these and iu this
wiy bope to secure enongb It publican
votes to ibct ono Senator a
Dem ocrat.
Now is tbe time when croup and
lung troubles prove rapidly fata'.
Tbe only harmless remedy tbat pro
duces immediate results is Oie Minute
Cough Care. It is very pleasaut
11 take and can be relied upon to
quickly cure coughs, coKIb and all
luog diseases. It will pi event consumption.
J. E. K*ufmann.
Two aged women who lived Dear
Charlotte, N. C. on a public road
were murdered, their bodies burned
in their house and the premises
rilled by burglars a few nights ago.
It was pretty well understood that
the old ladies were nob aud kept
their money hid about the bouse.
Mtny persons have had the tzperience
of Mr. Prter Sherman, if
North Stratford, X. II, who sayp,
"For jears I suffered torture from j
chronic indigestion, but Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure made a will man of me.'"
It digests what you eat aud is a certain
cure for dyspepsia and every
form of stomach trouble. It gives ;
lelief at once even in the worst cases, f
sod can't help but do you good. J. i
E Kaufmaun.
Oue of the horrors of war wa? to j
be seen iu Atlanta, Gr?ceutly in
the passing through of mtieu soldiers
from the Ptnlippinhs who bad
lost their minds. The sight was
most pitiable. The surgeon iu j
charge said the chief cause of in- !
sanity was noeBsive drinking.
Ramon's Tuuic Liver Pills, a pleasant
remedy fur all diseases aiiaiug
from a disoidercd or torpid liver, j
They arc the modern cure for consti- j
pat-ion, biliousness, sick headaches, j
specks before the eyes, etc. They
do uot sicken or gripe, mild inaction,
thorough iu effect. Only one a dose,
sugar coated and pleasant to take.
Price, 2o cents a box, at the Jlazaar.
Tbo Angora goat industry i? making
great headway in the West.
Large flocks are grez:ng in various
-t if., e
Bcowwttinjuy several ouies rrom '
Kansas to Calif. rnii. and l he breed
cr* who have been quietly preparing
for a boom in the industry are likely j
to be verv touch tu the line next vear. !
" !
Iu Xvvr Mexico one breeder bap ;
10,00'") Aogona and there are others
with fl-K-k^ from 1,000 to 0,0)0 bead !
Among the tens of thousands who |
b? ve used Chamberlain's C.mgb !
Itvumly for eolde and la grippe dur- 1
icg tb'e past few years, tu our koowl :
edg^, cot a siuglt* case has resulted j
in pneumonia. Thus. Whitfield & :
Co , -10 Wabash avenue, Caicago, i
one i f the most promiuent retail ;
diuggitts iu that city, in spanking of j
this, says: "We recommend Cham
oenatu * uou^ju Himeoy it?r Ja grippe :
?o many ca^v, a* it wot o?j!y give* |
prompt aud complete recovery, bot
?1po counteract* aoy teudeocy of Is
grippe to revolt ip pneumonia Ko:
8ile by J E Kaufinanu.
fkittirtfr Tot* bjr Mpt,
"Whether mj- tjol ?< belle**: iu phr**nrU?t.*r.
physiognomy st;?l kimfreii *?r
eiwr*. tniMr arc- *??me pfcislisrltr*** r.l
feature that nt<* fjijlr#.- often imjieatm
r?f rf?rt:*ln trait* of rb*!,artHf.r' 5?>i;<| fj:i
observant romi. "Trout a*? nw feature
of the fare <nn ;be be
?<cnr:jt'vlv read than from lite lips
especially the upper lip. The tower out
is less proplietjt'.
"A person u;u? a short. sbarplv
curved upper lip Is neatly ;il?ays ?>f a
happy, lovable disposition. One with ?
s!;r>rt ins? ?trngnr upper up :s api v> ?>? |
of a !??w onhrof intellect ami coarse ishis
tastes. Tlie person with a long,
straight upper lip r? ibe out* to be wart
nf. n<* has a w;ll like.* n*?>*u?unt. is ??M
always thoroughly iidmworthy. is apt
to i?c quarrelsome and jealous and 1*
wore often than not an unmitigated
politician. IT ho 5k gifted with a ST mux
Intellect. be will make his mx> k in aim
way or am.;her; if bo i* not, bo may
become ft ban?tc& person. a parasite
or n scoundrel. The titan whose tipper
Hp protrudes is apt to he a shrewd
business man.
"The person whose month has a de*
oltjotl droop ftt the corners may bo a humorist,
a hypochondriac or a poet The
possessor of a mouth curved in the
style of (.'npid's bow is indeed happy,
for in nine rases out nf ten he alsi
po?pe>(?es a refined, *>Kthetie aud yd
practical tiarnre, susceptible to eterj
beautiful and ennobling infioenc^."Chi<
a?o Kecord.
Old I'sittlntfd Cancer Care.
Take the common sheep sorrel which
grows it* your yard and wjitvb cbildreR
eat because of :t* -corneas. n>a>b it up
Into a pulp in some vessel that will
save all the.juice that would otherwise
bo lost, then put it into a bag: and
squeeze out all the juice on to a pewter
plate ro get seme of the add from
the metal, then ptil this out in lb*
sun and M it dry until about as thick
as tar. thru put iu tight 1mm tie. If th#
RKiU is ??>y nroH?u.. pm * <m?n u? vuj?t
fldc of potash or lye oo it t?? break Urf
skitt am) iben apply the sorrel ?m ik*
cancer. just eo wring it with a tb'u
coat. If the sorrel gets loo thick. ?
little wsbT rill make it so that it tap
Im? handled.
The paiu v. ill he severe. but it i* i,
crwise harmless. It vtill atop hnninjj
in a Trtv Imur*. Keep ttp these apfiHeatloos.
our every <)ht. until the eancer
cat) be lifted nut witljonl pain. It took
four days iy tuy ease. The sorrel will
cook the cancer, but jj dc* not m\ it
as it floes the Rob, bene? it e?f* ?FI
the fieab a war and lets the caticrf
louse. When y<u sec the eswcer. pet
the sorr?! ot> it and yet nn tbc tlcsb.
When the cancer Is not, heal the sop*
w ith any kind of lre?!tt?g ointment.- .1
A. Way land Iti Appeal to II?v?m?u.
Iters Their lTfr? AlWe.
The Chinese have a cuk'usty cheerful
wyy of disposing ?'f their b-pcss.
Tbe trla fives of the afflicted persuti
propoe to biirt that (Hey burr him
alive, and. such is (be fjpatlsm of ihv
("biuese. that tbe victim readily con
scuts. Art extra elaborate meal is'
served to hitn vj tbe way of a farewell
hamjuct. and then the funeral procession
forms. Tbe rrao who is#?hnof te
be Immured under the sod follows b'r?
own coffin, and wbeo be reaches tbr
gravp bs takes a d??o of laudanum,
hyps into the boy and settle's down for
eternity.
Dr. Wittenberg, writing on the subject
of leprosy In Cblns. slates that tbe
pure nerve form is the least coin t mi a
In such cases, as is well known, the patients
may go on for years. As to tb*
mixed form, it is fairly common, but it
Is a difficult matter to estimate ft?c
number of lepers in any given district
The sufferers lead the common life *o
long as tbe.v remain free from dostrue*
tire lesions. Wheu these occur to any
marked degree, the leper is either segregated
in a hot or he is allowed t?
wonder at>out the country, sustaining
life by begging. "Dr. Wittentierg re
?. . f^vnlii.jlciii PtV.Hl
COi'US ISM-Ji *ii unm ......
mother-in-law to daughter in law.
K(rk Msmtirrt'i Pi?f Tre**.
Kin.ir Hmntx-rt took great pride in hi?
pine grove and ono dftjr. arriving unexpectedly.
found a forester prep.irlog to
cut down a tree.
What are yon about?" asked the
king.
"This pine is growing: too tail, your
majesty."
"Would yon like it if I ordered your !
feet to he out of! because yoo are Taper
than your fellows;*'
The hi tit was enough and the tree left
unmolested.?London Telegraph.
A Knsaeil A*ec4?<?. 1
Lord fussed vuce preside*! at A dinner
given for Sir Henry bring on his
renin* from America While the dinner
was in progress Lord litis*?! I suggested
to (.'omyus Csrr that be propose
Sir Henry's health. "I can't make
.speeches, yon know," he said.
Sir Henry gently replied, "I heard
you make a tine speech before the far
iiell commission."
To which the pungent Irishman answered.
"Oh. yes. hut then I had something
to talk about!"
ri?r< ll.
Mamma ? Now. l'r?-ddc, mind what 1
say. I iton't tr?nt tou jo go owr ifjio |
tbo n?\xt g:mMi to play tvlib that |
Ititiks luiv. !!? - v?tt i ?>?!# .
rn.lrlT a fovr minmrs aftor- I
vi-or<? tailing nvri* Ihr wttlli?l say.
J*inks. it;a mm t s Ho n??t i? in your
gardoti i?>iau<o \ 0:1*10 inn yon
coiiM- inio my jran)*?t?~ I ain't rrnlr.
In China criminals ami political prrsorsor*
ale hotu adoil. Soj|U' of tin* oXocutmnorx
mit *0 export that ibey oat)
anattu" ami behead a m*n in ]?> kcCN?>
military pa ratio or drill except it)
ease t?f ear. rM. Invasion ?.?r inst:n\etioti
is Ijvtrfnl on election day in New
York.
Millions Given Away.
I* is certainly gratifying to tbf
-* , KIT... 4 . 1? ??/mv /vf Af??i i?A?i/?or r\ %i\ (htf
[juunv; u v/w wuv??. .w
land who are cot afraid to be geuer- j
oug to tbe needy and suffering. Tie |
proprietors of D.. Kiog'? New Die
coverv for C.>0sumption, Coughs and |
Golds, bar;? given away over ttn j
million trial bottles of Ibis great j
medicine aud have tbe satisfaction j
of knowing it ba< absolutely cured |
tbou-iauda of hopeless esses. Astb j
1111, Bronchi is, Hoarseness and all ]
diseases of tbe Throat, Chest and
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on J. E K lufujaun, D uggis', and
get a freo trial bottle. lingular sifce
50;. aod %I- Every botile go?*.ran- j
teed, or price r f joded.
C <ba is trying to make a eoosdit
tioti, but tbe C/UVeDlioD IDakefc htUle
v?ry eLw!v.
r * Si
Every cotton planter should *<
write for our valuable illustrate*! n:
pamphlet, 14 Cotton Culture."
It is sent free. R
Set.d nac.c auti aJdrf5* to jr
CFivMAN KAI.I WORKS. Navau Sr.. N. V.
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The Irlph Hftltr Srhool. "
The educational structure for which. I
tokiug advantage of the toleration
governmeD*. the hedge school master
ahnndored he* si fresco establishment,
was ? very humble one of its kind.
The peasantry, animated by tire strong
Irish love of learning, built it for him.
just as iti modern days they assemble
end ituild hnts for evicted tenant-*.
It was not a very formidable undertaking.
A deep, dry ditch or trench by
the roadside was usually rejected for
the site. At the side of the trench an
excavation of the requisite area was ^
dug. so that the clay batik formed three
aides of the iuclosore. This saved the
trouble of building walls. Then the
foenh fide, or front side wall, with a door
aim two windows, was built of r
green se-d? laid in courses, while situ- L
liar sods raised the back to the requlr- 1
ed height and pointed the gable ends.
Vnnng trees and wattles cut from lite
nearest vvoul and bound together with P
ftraw ropes and withe* formed ike
for f limber.*. Over these were spread E
bramble*. i lion came a layer e.f
"seraws." or slabs of healthy to-.' sur- E
fae<\ and over all a thatching of rushes.
Tbo earibeu floor ?;?* pa rod to an
approach to a lercl, the rubbish eh-nred v
away. and n pathway made to the pub- ?
lie road. There was your hedge school- 8(
house, ready f?>r loudness.? Dona hoe's
Magazine. 11
ll Kitted (be Bear.
A man who had experience i:i Ala-ka
was listening to a group of citizens distressing
the weather 3nd broke in on
the talk thus: 1
"Pshaw, you fellows don't know what
changeable weather Is. You think it's
always eoh) iti Alaska, do you? Well. ^
Just In me tell you a little personal ? xperleD?"0
of mine. One day I went
bun tiller with a party of tnlrers. The
weather was ?jnite warm wheti we jj
started, and I perspired freely. Sund-hfy
it turoeii bitterly cold, and large o
icicles formed ?>n my wldskers (I had a
growu a full !?e:!rd). Pressing a small *
canyon. I ectne face to face with a b!g.
ugJy he>kmg hear. 1 had nothing but t
powder hi my gun. and the man with
tJbe Mttridges was away Uhind me. so a
as a rlejiperate resort I rammed the d
ieitdes from my heard into the gun and *
'"And what happened?" *aid one cf ?
ib> frond ragei Jr. j,
"AY by. I struck him squarely in the >
bead otid killed tifm." S
"Killed liimV Impossible.'" chorused ^
the crowd.
"Hut it did. I tell you. The temperatujx*
suddeu'v turned warm again, melt
lug the icicles, and the bear died from C
water on the brain."* ? Detroit Free
Press.
DsBttrrooo Fartorlei.
Not far from the heart of New York
city, is a factory for the manufacture of
deadly poisons in quantities largo
enough to annihilate the entire population
of New York. The factory is so
guarded that even its next door neighlors
need have no fear of it. but the
possibilities stored there excite the imagination.
No one may enter It without
a special permit. The employees
are all skilled men. wdl aware of the
danger of the slightest carelessness, i
Tbey manufacture, among other t hings.
pore anhydrous acid, which Is so dangerons
that in its pure state it is not
placed in the market. There is instant
death in its fumes if they are (permitted
to escape. Nitric acid is stored in another
part of the factory in big glass
carl>oys. The men who work in this
factory realize that a broken carboy or
nitric acid would mean a disaster, and
they treat it with the respect which it ||
deserves. This factory and others like
it are guarded more carefully than a
safety deposit vault.?New York Sun.
How To Cure Croup.
Mr. R Gray, who lives near (
Amenia. Djcheea county. N Y, sap: r
"Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy is
the beet medicine I have ever used
It i-e a Hue children's remedy tor
croup and never fails tocuie." When
given as soon as the child becomes
boaree, or even after the croupy
cough baa developed, it will prevent
the attack. Tbit should be borne in I
micd and a bottle of the Cough I
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use a a food as these symptoms
appear. For sale by J. E. Ktuf
maun.- fi
The cornpr atone of the Charier- j \
ton, y C. Exposition Building will j ft
be laid D camber 11. Toe epeake a j jj
will be-Gjvernor McSweeney, Gji
trcor Handler. el lt?or&te, ftua senat
r Ti'Jmau. A psr y of tveve <;
prominent gcotWmeu from New
York, including architect*, ntwa i
paper trnn and magazine wiiterp. j
will a*'ejd the eert monies.
j
TAX NOTICE,
I WILL ATTEND TUE FOLLOWING
t?fru;ioued j?Ihc ? tor tbs purpcwe of r. tiring
taiets f<>r tbs ti-io.il jtar viz:
Bilaaee of tbt time Lexington C. H ,
until Poeewbcr Diet, l'JOO. vh-u tbt booLs
wtf! clo.s.
TAX LEVY.
For K'.AUr.Porportt o mills.
For Ordinary County JJ mills j
For Special County j tut I j
For Hcbool \i a ills !
I
TiAaI, 12 mil!* j
Full Thx SlWi i
Broad lEver Township C . S. ?
and L. It B . fcr interest nn It It.
bonds, 2.] mills; for retiring boudj,
2 mill*; pa>iog attorcejh' tees. 1 |<
uiitL Total f r Bioad Riv.r. tOii
I.I_ f V ..,..1 T ' 8
r uu ?v., suu ju ? ?
It It f?r iuttreat ou *t K Loud*. j [
*2 tor lotirju" Loud* 2 aiilU.
Total tor Fork TWu-h-p lt? j C
8alu<Ja To?tif?bip~C , H ?D<t L, [
U K bond*, for iuitrrwt ou K It.
Ik>d<J?. 2} will*; lor retiro?$ UK j g
2 otilto, (Ntyiu t tUorowts' \
milL Xoiil l?vv for Silnd* I''-,
J 8 DbKKirK.
Treasurer Lexington Couuty.
DX'VXiTlS SSBVICE3.
LRJLiVOTON rim.VtT M K. Clfri.CU SOI-TII.
l(?v J. N. Weiuut. I'uMor.
it Sunday. K id 15.nk 11 hiq. Mu:ob t'.pro.
i Scnd?y. tioreb limn. Lexington Hpm.
1 Sunday, Stnlob II am.
b Sunday, Lexington 11 nru. llortb 1pm.
lied L-auk b 3n pin.
Lexington: Sauday school service every i
undiy morning Ht 10 o'clock.
luinoton r.\r.imt cnunrK.
Kcv. J. J. Myers, Pastor.
.1 Ritnrdav Evenin" At 8 r> m.
d Sunday 11 a. ru. and 8 p. in.
Sunday school every Sunday morning at j
J o'clock. W A. IRrnian, Superintendent. i
hT. STEl-HEN'S LI.TUKKAN CUT* ECU.
K< v. J. G Graichen, Pastor.
?t. Sunday 11 a. m , Lexington,
ad Sunday 11a ui , Lixiugton.
rd. Sunday 11 u m , Lexington.
:b. Sunday 11 a. in , Lexiugton.
Sunday Hchnol harvice every Knnday j
loruir.g at "J:30.
2I1SC0PAI, SERVICE*.
Rtv. Harrold Thomas, liector.
econd Sundays at 11 a. m.
very Tuesday at 8:30 p m.
ih:o class every Tuesday at 5 p. m
unday school every Tuesday a'. 6 p
Sood Digestion
Begets a good appetite.
A Good appetite with
sound digestion makes
eating a pleasure and food
a benefit. Hilton's Life for
the Liver and Kidneys
arouses a vigorous appetite
and enables one to
eat and digest any kind
of food wiui comfort.
fholesale by the MURRAY DRUG CO.,
Columbia. S. C
For Sale at TBE 11A Z A AH.
May 15--ly.
Mel Mi* ttii,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
REPARES FOR TEACHING
COLLEGE OR BUSINESS,
[igh School. Intermediate and Primary
Courses.
.nglish, German. French, Greek and Latin
Taught.
7/Sr Very Hcalibioet Location. Board
ery cbcep. ?4 to $7 per month. Tuition
xeedingly low. $1 to $2.50 per month.
mo r 4",(I *7'? H?A 1'25
indents last session.
Nut PH*don begins Monday, September
tJ. 11*00. For full particulars,
ddresi,'
0. D. 8EAY, Principal,
Lexington, S. 0.
September 14 tf.
lie First .National Hank of
llatcfcburpr,
RFASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
COMPThO. LER 0F THE CURREN'c Y.
Washington, D. C , October l.J. 1900
[TJ" HEhE VS. BY S.V riS^ACTORY EVI\
V (Lnre prtseuted to the nndernigned,
, has beeu made to appear that 'The FjrT
'anouat Bauk of ILtssbtirg," in the tcwi
! Ba'isbnrg, in the comity of Lexington,
d Suite ot South Carolina. has complied
ith >-11 the provisions of the statutes of
tie United States, r quired to be complied
ith before nu association shall be autboiz-d
to commence the business of 11 inking;
A'otr, therefore, Thcinas P. Kane, Deputy
nd Acting Comptroller o! the Currency,
0 hereby cer'ify that ' The Fir-t National
tank of Bitisbnrg," in the town of Bates
urg, iu the county o! L xingtou and State
1 South Carolina, is authorize! to com
leuct* tLe business of Banking as provided
a section Fifty-One Hondrtd and Sixtyfine
of the Revised Siatutes of the United
taUs.
n ksilhio.vj cherenf witness my hand ar-d
[>'eal] seal of office this thirteenth day
ol October, 190 I.
T. P. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comprolltr of the
'nrrencv.
T.o: fs/?f 'i .ftm
il U? i1' VV?| A vau
BnTlTk J ? IP: k-'LMi * 1 nia r? I
^11*1 *1 ifffflB r' r iB * J W ? ^ ifrMKs
i*ovf mber 5. ."mo.
Money to Loan
FARMING LA >DS. LONG TIME.
<_y Easy payment. No com ana-ion IJor
owtr p?ys actual eifitof parleotino: Loan
K. X. PALMER,
Central National Rank Binding.
COLUMBIA, S, C.
COL G. T. GRAHAM
Lexington. S C
July 18 - lv.
ill,li GRADE MAIMl
IN REACH OF ALL.
L17E WILL SELL HIGII GRADE DO
meHtic tewiu? .nacmues ai cioee
igareK. giving two vt-as to pay lor them
ne-third cash; balance iu one and two
cars. Twe reliable m*n wanted to eel)
bt-ru. one to work ou south aide ot Saluda
od one on north aide ot Saluda rivtr. Ap
ly to.
.T . Iu . N II ULL,
J710 iliiu Street,
::=:vL2ncia, - . s, c.
October il tt.
VKE YOU SICK,
SUPKI!l\(i.
OR
AFFLICTED
IN ANY WAY,
AND NEED
M!E3DXCX2TE?
f sot you will find in the Drug
md Medicine Department at
he Bazaar, Standard Medi;ines
for all Complaints,
Diseases, Etc., which will
Dve relief and cure you.
m
AT THE BAZAAR,/
i ^ '
.^vVestibuled
BSllBg IIMITEP
^^TrAINS
Double Daily Service
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
New, Orleans and Points South
and West
A _ J ^ AAA
l?N fixrJSiWi- juina o:a, isuw.
SOUTHWAED."
; D lly. ; Daily
! No 31 : No. 27
lv New York P B R. .j 1 00 pu. i2 IS am
! lv Philadelphia. P II H.j 3 20 pm 7 20 am
!v Baltimore. PR R...j 5 60 pa-: 0 31 am
[ iv WaHhington, PR B.! 7 CO pc . i0 55 am
[ lv Richmond, t> A L R>! 10 40 pm; 2 3.r? pm
j 1\ Peterabure. " |ll 35 p:i 3 30 pm
! iv Kidgewav.let. " i 2 2> ami H 17 Dm
j lv ileDileiHOn, * ; 2 3 an ; t) 4U p?lJ
lv Raleigh, i 4 06 an. 7 60 pm
lv South*rn Pine*," i 5 57 an ; 0 42 pm
j No 4U3 ;
lv Hamlet " j 6 60 am 10 32 pm
I i~No ii f j
lv Columbia.* " 0 33 am 2 55 am
ar Sivannah " J 2 67 pm! 6 00 am
nr Jacksonville, " J 7 40 pn 9 10 am
ar Tampa. " j 6 3(1 an 5 30 pm
| Mo 41M !
ar Charlotte, " j 0 31 an :
lv (Jtm.Htcr. y 62 an
lv Greenwood, " j 11 42 an j
lv Athena, " i 1 4h pn |
ar Atlanta, ? " j 4 00 pn j
ar Angimta. C A. V4V C .! ft 10 pro]
jv New York, i* Y f & S fS 00 am; 9 lU pm
Iv Philadelphia. " 1U 20 am' 1 '6 pm
iv >ic-w \ <irk. it u ?> ph -o f3 UU poi'
iiV Haiti morn. B m F ~, i'".^ . !tC_:io_pni
iv vv asn'uin. N A w p> tv j 6 3U pin
~ "j j<io. 4U'3; JNo. II
lv Portsmouth, S ALE;; 9 20 pral 9 30 am
Jv Weldon, " ;12 05 amt2 01 pm
, No 31 i
lv Bidfccwaj.Jct, ? : 2 25 amj 1 20 pm
Iv Henderson, " j 2 53 am 2 13 pm
lv Haieigh, ,4 4 06 am! 3 51 pm
lv Southern Pinea," i 5 57 am1 6 1'2 pm
| No 403
lv Hamlet, J b <;0 ami 7 30 pm
i No. 31 1 No. 27
lv Columbia J ' ji0 35 tm|l2 55 am
ar Savannah, " j 2 f?7 pm! 6 0) am
ar Jacksonville, " j 7 40 pn.j 9 10 am
ar Tampa. " j 6 30 am' 5 3 pm
j r*o. 4' 3; Ao. 41
lv Wiin,incton. " 1 j 3 < 5j)m
ar Oil nolle. '* ! !' aUlllU zO pm
Iv (JueaVer. j y *>- o oo pm
lv Oreenvrood, " ill 42 am; 1 07 am
lv Athens, " 1 48 pn j 3 43 am
ar A'lint-i.^ " ; 4 00 pn \ 6 05 am
ar Augusta OA *v L .'?^10 pn ; j
?tr Alteon, u of Ge?rki?! 7 zo pu 11 1" am
ar Mo. tgom'r-. A A W ? j 'J W pu. tl UP am
ar Mohiie, LAN j 3 03 an ! 1 12 pm
ar New Orl-nna. L A N; 7 40 an N 30 pm
ar xvkBQviJo. > 0 A .* 11 j fi 4U air.i 6 6o pm
ar .VlniipbiM, * j 4 IK/ pu ? iO am
NOETHWAED.
I L'huj I Daily
I No. 4 1 j No CO
! lv Tampa, SAL R/.... i 8 00 pa.i 8 20 am
lv Jacksonville, " | 8 2 1 au ! 7 45 pai
j lv Savannah, " il2 piul 1511pm
i lv Columbia $ " | 5 45 pn.; 5 45 mn
| lv Mem DM-. N * Jl ?tL\i i> DEL 8 4-) pDl
! iv >M>?viiie j y 3w f?Di| y iii mn
iv New Ur.eauo, l, <1 N; 7 4i pu. 7 45 pm
lv Mobile " | 220 ami 2 20 am
iv Montwoni'rr, \ ,t W P; 6 20 ?nj:ll 20 am
lv lut'ou 0 ol <ieor.ilni 8 Uu so : 20 uni
j iv AugiiMfa. C A*. ** C...j y 40 auij
";"No. 402j No. 83
Iv Atlanta,^ 8 A L B> [ 1' 0 pm 9 00 pm
| ur Athens, " i 2 50 pa i 1 23 pm
| ar Greenwood, " | 4 44 pu : 2 05 am
j nr Chealer. " ; G 28 pa-j 4 30 am
J iv ?jiiHrlotte. j 8 80 pmi 8 0o au
j iv WxumuKtou ** i ji2 1'5 p 'i
j No 44 No. tio
j lv Hamlet ' i 9 05 pn ; 9 20 am
j lv MouiLeru Pines, " il'J 01 pini 10 i'5 am
lv Raleigh. " j< 1 4 1 pn ill 56 ftm
i nr Henderson, " ! 12 50 ami 1 13 pm
iv Kirtgewav .let j 1 20 minI l 4-i pm
lv'Fetersourg, " j 4 lo ami 4 40 pm
lv Richmond, " ; 5 15 an. j 5 40 pm
ar Washington, P R II 8 15 am; 9 30 pm
ar Baltimore. P R li.. . 10 OK am 11 35 pm
ur Ihi'adelphia, P II P 2 30 pa; 2 56 am
?r New Y'-rk. P R K ... | 3 0> pn 6 13 am
! No 40i No 3?
lv R'd'way Jet,8 A L Ri! 3 00 am; 1 40 pm
x Weldou, " 4 3 ? em; 3 Oft pm
at Portsmouth " j 7 0*' an.; 5 ftO pm
ar Whmi ion. N A W f? j ; : 7 hui
ar haitiu.ore. K 1' (J< j fH 4 > am
ar Ntw Vi it. UUftft?;< | itl3Up'u
ar 1'bilnncipbia,Ni'KfeiNifo 43 pn 5 ;U am
ar New York " ; 8 38 pn ; 7 43 am
Ndtr-I Daily Except 8nnday.
Dining Car* between New Y rk a? d Kichmond.
and Hamlet and 8uvannahon Train#
Nos 3! and 44.
i Central Time. ? Eastern Time.
I *
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
dlK
CoadcnM<t Schedule In IffiHt
i Jane 1Kb, IS?.b
STATIONS.
Lt. Charleston \ W a 111
44 Sumnierrille ? 41 a m
44 Branchville ? ? ? ?"
44 Orangeburg {j ~ m
44 KlngTiile 1 10 13 a ru
i Lt. Columbia j U95*
t 44 Prosperity ]? Jj> BB
! 44 Newoerry 12 25 p m
! 44 Ninety-Six } j? P a
44 Greenwood. T <0 ? a 1 S3 p m
Ar. Hodge* 5 U) a m 2 13 p in
Ar. Abbeville J #[a m 2 45 pa
Ar. Belton S" 55 a in; 3 10 p m
Ar. Anderson ? a m; 8 3o p m
Ar. Greenville 10 Id am 4 15 p m
Ar. Atlanta- ~S H p a' 9 fo P ?
STATIONS.
. Lt. Greenrille 6 A) p ra: 16 15 a m
i 44 Piedmont 6 00 p mi Id 40 a b
44 Williairiston * 8 22 p mi lo 55 a a
i Lv. Anderson 4 43 y in; u <5 a m
I Lt. Belton 3 43 p m 11 lo a m
I Ar. Donnalds 7 15 p m 11 40 a m
: Lt. Ab'.revilie 6 Id p m. 11 20 a m
? v. Hodgw 7 35 p m il 53 a m
i Ar. Greenwood lOdpin 12 20pm
4 Ninety-Six 12 35 p ra
I 44 Newberry j 2 00 p m
44 Prosperity 1 2 14 p m
I " Colombia 1 8 50 p m
! Lt. Kin grille 1 4 p m
j 44 Orangeburg 1 5 S p m
44 BraachTllle I 17 p m
' M a . I i P2 O W
, At. Charleston I I 8 17 p m
| STATION
{ 630p 7 t>.ia Lr?Charleston?At, 8 iTp.il 00a
609p: 7 4!ai " .. Summervil'e... " j "SSpilOlSa
i 760p! 8 So?; " . ...Branchrill*.... " 8 02p; 8 62*
; $24p 9 28a " ....Orangeburg... " ! 5 2Pp' 6 22*
} 92t)p 10 15a " KingviUe M i 488p| 7 80a
8 80a 11 40a- " .... Cohimna " 8 Sto 30p
9 07al22Jpj" .aibioh Lt: i 30p! 8 50*
' 10 04a 1 Zip; " ..._ .bantuo " J 1 23p; 7 40p
I 10 2ua' 200pi " Union ** 1 05p| 7 30p
10 39a 2 22p " Junernlla " !12 25pi 8S7p
! 10 54a 237p; " Pacoiet M |12 Up; 6 4-lp
: 1125a 810p!Ar.. Spartanburg.. Lr'll 45a! 6 lap
I 11 40a 840p;Lv.. Spartanburg.. .Arlll 28ai 6 COp
ttfp 7 OPp Ar.. . A?h<rrUi*. Lvi8 20a|806p
"P," p. w. "A," a. m.
Pnlirnan palace sleeping cam en Trains fS and
| M, 87 and 8*, on A. and C. division. Dining car*
; on these trains serve all maais enroute.
Tratne leave Spartanburg, A. & C. division,
i aortbbound. 6:43 a. a., 8:3/ p. a.. 8:13 p.m.,
(Vestibule limited); southbound 12:28 a. m.,
8:15 p. m., 11 ^34 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains lee ve Greenville. A. and C. division.
! northbound, 5:30 a. m., 2:34 p. a. and 5:22 p. m.,
j (Veatiboiel Limited) -southbound, 1:2S a. m.,
; 4:30 p. m., 12:30 p. ra. (Veatibuied Limited).
Trains 8 ana 10 carry elegant Pullman
; aleeping cars between Columbia and Asbevill#
: enrouta da.ly between Jacksonville andCincin
' nati.
Trains 13 aud 14 carry superb Pullman parlor
cars between Charleston and Asheville.
FKANK S. GANNON, J. M- GULP.
Third T P. 6t Gen. ilgr., Trafficker.,
Washington, D. G. Washington. L>. C.
W. A. TURK. 5. H. HAEDWICK,
! Gen. Paas. Ag't. A9't Gen. Pass. Ag't
Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga
I
Bl^ilil HA!rRBAL8IM
ct*1 b*krt!fiel tb? hitt
t'. ^CgMKSy Fr\m,c*r4 hot'ir!*?t rrtrrti.
JMxeveT y?n? to Ho*wr?i onj
Jli'.T to Ita Youthful Co5<yr.
1 (Stfrt K*'p
PERKINS MANU
YELLOW PI
MANFFAC'
floorinFge
! FINISHINGS, MOULDING!
DOORSjSAISII
AUGU8
^ESTIMATES CHEER
February 1?ly.
When writing mention the Dl*r?.iteh.
CONFECT
FIUJIT3, CAZI
F-A-ILTCrS" a
Toys,
Fancy
vV
2DZSTJG-S and
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, Si
Diamond Dyes
Harman's
LEXIXG1
V,; CAPACITY, 1C,0CC
*0
? HI
I ?UC
}H fuk tW- M
B Dv?'l
B l?t? taring % iy lo
a "hO* K HILL" ftfi
jftp Hna??k?T ?4"1 wf?.
B > way rk/>x tut ?U0"|$j
0%4. d*s4 Ij r 4?
^ ROCK HILL BUGG^
ROCK HILL BUI
For Sale by
W. P. ROOF,
GREGORY-RHEA MULE CO.,
Cclombia^ S. C..
Ma? 11?ly.
Wh?-n writing mention the Dispatch.
' SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time at Jacksonville an'l Savannah.
Eastern Time at Other Points.
Schedule in Effect June 10th. 1900.
KOBTH BOUND. iS^fbSly jboUj
Lv. Jacksonville (P. B? i : 80ua< SUOj
- Savannah (So. By.) I ' 12 20;. 1'2 'AS
" Barnwell I ' 4 0*5p? 4 13?
M BlackviUe ! 4 21p 4 28c
" Spr-igfleld ! 4 44pt 4 51;
" Sally ! 4 52p 4 5G?
Ar. Columbia 605pj 6 10t
Lv. Charleston, (So. By ;.. ? I ? Ojq.I1 U>1
M Summ^rville f i 7 41aj 1200b
" Branchville I ; 8 55aj 155;
'' Orangeburg I ' 9 23o I 2 50i
" Kingville | 10 15a! 4 30s
Ar. Columbia j 11 00n, 5 5&
Lv. Augusta, ,So. Kv.'l j*2lMai 255pi 9ST[
i_ " ! > a >5ntift iSi
AAV? 'jiouucviiic wr>r[?v
Lv. feljjefleid j j 1 lop ..
I-y. Aiken I J 315p|
Lv. Trenton ! 5 0jh, 3U5p;lluUl
" Johnston J 5 2Ua; 4 llFp. 11 A/t
Ar. Columbia, (L*. D.i \ ; 543pi 2 ?ds
Lv. Columbia. (Bldg St i 9 3Ua; Olop 6so?i
" Wlnnsboro ! 703p 7 25t
" Chester 751pj 8 18s
M Rock Hill S23P|8Mf
Ar. Charlotte ! 9 lPPi 9 4on
Ar. Danville ! Moby 1
Ar. Richmond I ?. i 6 OUaj 6 25?
Ar. Washington j 7.1 7 85a! 850?
Baltimore (Pa.BR) ; 9 12all25?
" Philadelphia Ill 35a! 2 5&i
M New York 1 203pi 6 13a
Lv. Columbia i .11 40a; 6 3Ui
Ar. Spartanburg i | SlOpI 9 50a
Asheville ! 7 15p; 1 lUf
Ar. Knoxville | 4 15aj 72uy
Jp*. Cincinnari j j 7 8op: 7 45i
Ar. Louisville 1 1 ^90p' 7 4oi
J^0.48i>r_ .Bly. OI
socthbouxd. fel^baii? Daii,
Lv. txiubivllle i I 7 45a 7 4o?
Lv. Cincinnati j : 8 30a 8 (Xrg
Lv. Knoxvllle \ 120a 8 25a
" Aaheville ! 8 00a 805?
" Spartanburg 1145a 615;
Ar. Columbia 1 820p 9 45?
Cv. New York(Pa.K.B) 33Up;1215ci
Philadelphia 605p|3o0a
" Baltimore 827p: 6 22i
Lv. Waihl gt'n (So.Kyi 950p'll 15i
Lv. Richmond ;il OOp 1201a
Lv Dasviila I 4 38a:~o48?
Lv. Charlotte 8 10a! 955?
M Rock Hill I 8 55a 10 45f
" Chester I 9 25a!1120(
" Wiansboro [10 13a: 12 10a
Ar. Columbia, (BldgSt 63Wp, 11 20a[ 1 15a
Lr. Columbia, (U. D.) '11 45a i 4 9)a
" Johnston !l030p 13lp 6 32a
" Trenton [llQQp 143p' 6 48a
At. Aiken 2 20p>7 30a
Ar. Edgefleld 430p'lUGa
Ar. Graniteviile |l500ct llSpi 7 iSa
Ar. Augusta ;?1 0"b 2.*> >!>: 8 00a
Lr. Columbia (So. Kj) 1 4 00p| 1 3oa
" Ktagville -42 32a
" Ontaueburtr 583p! 3 4ofl
" Branchville Slop 4 25a
" Summerville 7 28p: 5 52a
Ar. Charleston S 15p 7 00a
Lv. Columbia (So. Rv.) jifSl 120a
Ar. Hallr ' 12 STp 2 32a
" Sprtnarfield 12 45p 2 40a
" BlackvilJe 107p[3 0oa
" Barnwell 121p> 3 15a
M feavannah 3 topi 5 10a
Ar. Jacksonville ('P. S.) 7 46p'0 25a
Trains 43 and 44 (mired except bun day)
arrive and depart from Hamburg.
XT*.. 11..
I JVOiiJ HAVCJ/l vuuvia;
Sleeping Car Service.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. 158 and 34?New York and Florida Expre*?.
Drawing-room sleeping ears between
Augusta and 2ww York.
Pullman d.-a wing-room sleeping cars between
Port Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Washington and New York.
Pnllniau sleeping cars between Charlotte and
Richmond. Dining cars between Charlotte
and Savannah.
Nos. 35 aod 36?U. S. Fast Mail. Throuzh
Pullman drawing-room bufer sleeping cars between
Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
sleeping ,^ars between Augusta and Char
1 )tte. Dining cars servo all meals en route.
Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, enronte daily between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati, via Asaeviile,
FRANK S.GANNON. J.M.CULP,
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr., Traffic Mgr.,
Washington, D. C. Wasliington, I). G
W. A. TURK, 8. H. R A RDWICK,
Gen. Pass. Ag't., As't Gvu. Pass. Ag't..
Washington, D. G Atlanta, Gte
IX TTTT.TOWS
OUGH CURE,
^ A SYRUP.
Unique?nnlike any other congh prepa
ration. The qoick? at to xtop a eougt< anc
to remove ?or6ne8K from the lunga. 25c.
THE MTJFKAY DBUG CO.,
COLUMBIA, 8 C.
.For Sale at THE BaZ.vAK.
Aug 18- iy.
FACTURING CO., 1
XE LUMBER,
rUKERS OP
ILING, SIDING,
? pn i im k wha
5, SMMiLtS AKU LAIH5,
ANI) ? L, I N D H ,
TA, GA.
FULLY FUKNISHED.^t
When writing mention the Lisrateh ^
IONERIES,
IS, CRASZEE.S,
Z30CEZeiES,
China,
Notions,
MEDICI1TES,
CHOOL BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC
3 of all Colors.
i Bazaar,
?o?r, s. c.
JOd? Amy*. ^
Is I
LL I
rG-7 1
kU *f cUtp W MM |h
*11 jicmlf ! b4 7 xiu H
?,fd?r u orM ^
I-AU.UM'i^ n PrU?, 23
HI. a?<J.ftiw>T? UK?
-bal'4 fH??n (1 Jm $3
*-*rt ?aJ;, If ?U I
r C0M Rock Kl.!, S.C. |
GGY COMPANY. *
J^exing'ton, N. O.
, MATTHEWS & BOUKNiQHT,
Le<?8Yille, S. C.
When writing zrentlon the DiepRt^h.
i Land for Sale.
I OFFER AT PRIVATES ALE 13i
acres of land, thr e-fourth cf .a mile
| from Pelion. Kaa a two-horse farm opeutd
For further information, apply to ifcp at
. j Pelion, S. C. V
H. C. yrr:rn?T.n*w
! July 18 tf.
'! nOLUKBIA, NEWB'RRY AND
i LLAURENS RAIUOAO.
! In Effect November 19tb, 1899.
! No. 52 No. 1
11 08 a m lv..Columbia, .lv 4 45 pm
11 20 a m ar. .Leaphart.ar 5 05 pm
11 27 am ar... .Irmo . ..ar 5 25 pm
; 11 35 a m ar.Ballentine .ar 5 45 pm
; 11 40 a m ar.White Hock.ar 5 56 pm
11 43 a m ar .. Hilton.. .ar 6 04 pm
11 48 a m ar. ..Cbapin.. ar G 20 pm
12 03 a m ar L. Mountain ar 6 45 pm
12 07 a m ar.. .Slighs.. ar G 62 pm
12 17 p m ar.Prosperity..ar 7 20 pm
12 30 p m ar. Newberry, ar 7 45 pm
j 12 43 p m ar. ..Jalapa...
i 12 48 p m ar. ..Gary....
i 12 53 p fx a .. Kinard...
1 o0 p m a . Goldville..
1 13 p n a .. Clinton... ?
1 r> r, a T^arta
1 35 p n a . .Laurens..
" ~^~ketubn iyg "schedule:
No. 53 No.22
1 35 p m lv. .Laurens, .lv 5 50 sm
1 41 p m lv.. .Parks.. .lv 6 00 sm
J 1 53 p m lv. ..Clinton., .lv 6 35 am
[ 2 03 p m lv...Goldville. .lv 6 53 am
2 10pm lv.. .Kinard... lv 7 05 am
2 15 p m lv.. ..Gary .. .lv 7 33 am
*2 20 p m lv. ..J&lapa.. .lv 7 20 am
2 34 p m lv. Newberry .lv 8 10 am
2 49 pmlv.Prosperity.lv 8 40 am
2 59 p m lv.. .SJighs.. .lv 9 00 am
3 05 p m Iv.L. Mountain lv 9 10 am
316pm lv.. .Chapiu... lv 9 30 am
3 22 p m lv.. .Hilton., .lv 9 40 am
3 26 p m lv."\Vhite Rock.lv 9 46 am
3 31 p m lv.Ballentine. lv 9 56 am
3 40 p m lv.. .Irmo... .lv 10 15 am
3 46 p m lv..Leaphart. .lv 10 25 am
4 05 p m ar..Columbia, .ar 10 45 am
Trams 52 and 53 iud solid between
Charleston and Greenville. Train
! 52 makes close connection at LaurI
ens for Augusta and Spartanburg.
No. 53 makes close connection at
Sumter for the North.
Nos. 1 and 2 makes close connection
with S. A. L to and from Atlanta.
For further information call on or
address
B. F. P. LEAPHART,
City Ticket Agent,
J F. LIVINGSTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C
W. G. CHILDS, President.
i ia rpat
:! 6RAPH0PH0NE
FUN.
All the Wonders aixi Pleasures of
High Priced Talkie"' achine.
fHirn ?rci>Ripanied by a Recorder this
' Gnphophone can be used to make Rcords.
| Price e-tth Recorder.$7 60. Reproduces all
! the uTandarrJ Records. Sir.J ordtr and money
CUlliMSIA KJIUNUWIAKTI CU. wpu JV
I ! NEW YOKK, U3 I4< Broadway
: CHICAGO, ?a Waba*h Ave
ST. U>LMS, fr*7M ?lrv? St
WASHINGTON, 019 Pennsyfvmiilt Ave
fWIlAPFI PHI A, 1*1,1 Cr.estnei St
MI TlMORS, to fc B*it:mcr? St
I gllfTAl^, jm Main St
UN rttNCISTO ??) Geary 9L
PAS IS. M houicva/C <ir? Italirn*
BFkU*. si Krunecatraiaa
for a short time. but cannot remove ]>er- j
inanently the tigiy blotches and the red, ;
disfiguring pimples.
Eternal vigilance /? the price !
of a beautiful complexion j
when stich remedies are relied on.
Mr. Jt. i\ Slv" '>e. r;-< l.u -a* Aeenne, St. Louis.
Mo.. Kay?: "Mvdanjhter affiictrd for >caiwith
t. 'disfiguring eroptivs pa her face, whkh
resisted at! {re>onen'. St r ?ra? token to two
ce!ebr"*!ed health srtirsg* hut received t>o benefit.
Mtny medicine* w-:e prescribed, I.nt wiiheet
result, uuttl we de~ioe<l totrr S. S. S.. and hy
the lime the ?r?t 'cuuire was bnisbrd theerontion
began to disappear. A tio^en bottles cured fc*r
completely and left her akin perfectly ar-io-ith.
She is tjow seres*, eta rear* ?!d.es4 ivt ft ?igr>i of
the emharra??:as disease baa ever returoerf."
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Bad blood makes bad complexions.
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k. Mk. ak that nourishes the
body and keeps the
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l(you ltave Eczema, Tetter. Acne, Salt
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