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The LexingroB Dispamh Wednesday. November 20,1901. Self-Depen&sacs. "You ought to look cut for lae! | Whv don' vcu take c-ar-e of tue' .. ?J It was an amusing sight, in spite ! of the quivering chin and the tears streaming down the baby face. Edith was three years old before she Searoed to walk?first, because of weakness, but afterwards because she bod mRde up her small miDd ibat it was much pleasanter to be carried. "When her father saw what was the trouble be made up fcis mind U30y and every morning f-pect an hour in giving a walking le*aon. StmdiDg Edith firmly on her feet od the broad llit stones in grandma's pleasant yard, he would go a few rttons awav and tell her to come. At ?* arst the only result was that s-he would fall helpleefly down. Thc-re would be another black-and-blue mark od her poor little head, and the comical wail would be heard: "You ought to look out for me !" "She will have to learn," said the father, gently, to the pitying cosher; "the doctor s'jys she is strong enough, and we must not let thS habit of dependence grow." Tiien Edith would be left to her own resources; and when finally sbe saw that nothing was to be gained by te-irs or protests sbe made up h<-r mind to stand up herself. That accomplished, the rest followed easily. But how many there are who Lave this small girl's feeling; even if they are too wordly wise to give expression to it! It is so easy and so natural to b)am9 other people for our mistakes, So southing to think that our falls and hurts and failures are the result of other people's lack rather than our'own. "Uncle Torn might 6end me to college if he only would?he wouid never miss it," whines a young man who is in full possession of health, And has no one depending upon him ^Father might let me finish my music?be knows how my heart is set upon it," complains a young woman who already has had enough . money spent on her musical education to enable her to earn, for hpr .. self, the rest of course she so much desires. '-If there had only been some one to set me up in business," wails a shiftless man when he hears of the so-called good that falls to ! the lot of some young son of a rich father. He forgets, does the shift- I less one, that the rich father was not himself set up in business?not by any means; also, that the highest 4c no r\$ Quo elnroro \*j v/i uuuo uui/ ainojo crown tbe business enterprises that *re "set up" for inefficient sons by over-fond fathers. What the world needs is young I men who have the backbone and the perseverance to take themselves through college: yonng man who ran set themselves up in business grow: young men who are so necessary to their profession that tbe profession \ JS glad to make room for them with-1 in its exclusive wal'3. The world needs young women, too, for positions of usefulness and and responsibility everywhere?not the sort who must be excused from -any "extra worir,v but those who have shown by their faithfulness to . duty that they are ready for advance- j ment. Never were there so many j fields open to bright girls as at ; the present. The question is to get j the girls to fill acceptably the posi- i waiting for the right persons, j 1 1 _ ' V M Art in A 1A rrrft A certain ousiuess uiuu u ? iaigC ( Western city found it impossible to leave his office one summer Lr needed rest, because of the twelve young wjmcn who do his office work Dot one had shown herself sufficiently I trustworthy and accurate to be left in charge of bis enormous mail for that i time. They all bad to be "looked out for," to see that they made no mistakes. The world has an honorable place lor you if you can stand on your feet. I; will teach you sell-reliance, v>A4i<ir>s hx hard knocks if you can r r -j be taught that way?and if you can't, why, it will still have a place for you, with the rest of its incompetents. But do you want it? * * A fcol man keeps quiet when he ought to talk: and a fool woman talks when she ought to keep quiet. The Sum of 63 Cents. j "Bruddrer. and Bjatahs," sternly ; said cfood old Parson Woolirnon, after ! the collection hac! been taken up upon a recent Sabbath morning, ' be- j fore the bat was done parsed I ex j pounded the request, dat de congre- | gation contribute accawding to deir | ori/^ T shn eTnerrnrated dat ! LUCCliiC? duu jl v-r - i ! | yo' all would chip in magnanimously. ; Bat now. upon examinm' de collec- ! I tion, I finds dat de concoted amount ! contributed by de wbole entire pos>e i , ob yo' am only the significant and j pusillanimous sum of sixty free cents. ! i And at dis junction dar an't no 'easioo for yo' ail to look at B udder | j Siewfoot, that done circumnambulu- J ! ted de hat around, in no sucn aua- j picious manner, for, ia de fast pl-.ce, i Brudder Siewfoot ain't dat kin" ob a i mad, and, id de secon' place, I done i watched him like all de timemufcsi-lf ! ' No, sixty-free cents was all dat was | i fldEg Id, and I dess wants to say d?t, ' ! io my bumble opinion, instead cb ! ; contributin' accawdm1 to yo' means, J I yo' all contributed accawdin' to jo' j ; meanness. choir will dow favor j us vrid deir reglar melodiousness "? i I Ex. | j A Physician Testifies. j "I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia j Care and ba7e never used anything ; j in my life that did me the coed that ! : d'd," seys County Physician Goo W. J Sctcggz, of Hall County, G* "Ee- ! i ing a physician I have prescribed it j and found it to give the bpst results " | If the food von eat remains undi- : * gr-sted in ycur stomach it decays : t | : there and poh?cne the system. You ' can prevent this by dieting but that ; mean* cf.orvnt'"an PT.,nnl DuRrpnuio -. Care digests what you eat. You j need suffer from neither dyspepsia ; nor starvation. The worst cases 1 quickly cured. N-v.-r fails. J. E | Kaufmanc. mm ? ^ ? I Soy's Sssay on Hornets. A hornet 1*3 the smartest bug that fl fa anywhere. He comes wheu he i pleases, aDd goes wheD he gets ready, j One way a hornet shows his smart- i ness is by attending to his o*n business, and making everybody who interferes with him wish they had not I done the same thing. ? I XT'* 1 L. - "L _ ! ? oen a uor.oet. suugs s ieuow knows it, and never stops talking about it as long as bis friend will listen to him. Another way a hornet shows his smartness is by not procrastinating. If be has any business with you he will attend to it at odcp, and then leave you to think it over to yourself. He don't do like tlio mosquito, who comes fooling around for a half an hour singiDg "cousin," and then, when he has bled you all he can, dash away yelling, "no kin." A hornet never bleed3 you; but if be sticks you, you will go c-ff on a swell. I don't know anything more about j hornets, only that Josh Billings says: j "A Vinrnpf is nn f.Tnsh w?s : a poor spei'er) buzzer, sudden in bis j impreshuns and haatv in his conclus- ! ions, or end."?Boy's Friend. Strikes A Eick Find. "I was troubled for several years j with chronic indigestion and nervous j debility,'' writes F. J. Green, of Lan- j caster, X. H., "No remedy helped me ! until I began using Electric Bitters, | which did me more good than all tbe j medicines I ever used. They have i also kept my wife in excellent health j for years. She says Electric Bitters j are just splendid for female troubles; j that they are a grand tonic and invig- j orator for weak, run down women. ' No other medicine can take its place ; in our family." Try them. Only 50c. i Satisfaction guaranteed by J. E. | Kaufmann. * Cotton Seed. Oil Men Indicted. JacksoE, Miss., November.?The federal grand jury of the United ! Scates court for the Southern district \ of Mississippi tonight indicted a large , number of cotton seed oil men, di- J reetor3 and other cotton seed oil i officials for alleged violations of tbe j federal statutes of July 2, 1900. This statute denounces combina- ! tions. and tbe indictment allege that the oil mill officials have conspired to . control the prices of cottoD seed pro- j duct3. i ? THE @FFSPR8?@ OF HEREBSTARY BLL<l$D T&3HT* Scrofula ir. but a modified form of blood Poison and Consumption. The parent ti-Vi/A ic inint.-/] liv i-ithor will sea ill tilC child the same disease manifesting itself in the form of swollen 5 glands of the neck and 5 throat, catarrh, weak eyes, offensive sores and abscesses and of- ;<|a?\ tentimes white swelling?sure signs of r Scrofula. There may W/'?'< \-|j be no external signs for ) ) jr- - \fT ^ a long time, for the disease develops slowly in some cases, but the poison is in the blood and will break out at the first favorable opportunity. S. S. S. cures this wasting, destructive disease fcv first purifying and building tip the blood and stimulating and invigorating the whole system. J. M. Seals, 115 Public Square. Nashville.Tetsa^ cave- "Ten vrarc nsra ?nv daughter fell and cut her forehead. From this"vour.d the flan.!-; op the side of her face became swollen and Imrsted. Some of the best doctors here and elsewhere attended her erithout any benefit. We decided to try S. S. S., and a few bottles cured her entirely." Sl&&< &makes new and pure blood to nourish and strengthen the body, Ow an(^ a positive and safe cure lor Scrofula. It overcomes all forms of bleed j>oison, whether inherited or acquired, and no j remedy so thoroughly and effectively I cleanses the blood. If you have any blood trouble, or your child has inherited some blood taint, take S. S. S. aral get the blood in good condition and prevent the disease doing further crmage. Send for our free book and write on: physicians about vour case. We make no rharve whatever for medical advice. | THE SWiFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA. The Crisps! Trath. Gaffecy Ledgef. Pay your debts if ycu cat: r.hd if \cu can':, <,>o and see your creditor r.nd innke an ho-jeet, straightforward statement, to him of ycur condition and prospects. Pon t wait for him oco rlnn'fc /lodrrA him fin thp streets; dca't ?void him in a crowd; for he of all others is the man you ought to see, and you cannot fed yourself to be a man to the full extent of the word until you Lave met him with your Lead erect, looked him in the face and talked to him like a man. There is nothing that wiii iuke the manhood out of one faster and more effectually than dodging and hiding from a a creditor. .7-1 vnne^ t*.r\ a "W MIMWU.* V** J* ? a VI The little daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell jam pad on an inverted rake made of ten penny nails. and thrust one nail entirely through ber foot find a second one half way through. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was promptly applied and five minutes ! later the pain had disappeared and j no more suffering was experienced j In three days the child was wearing | her shoe as usual and with absolutely no discomfort. Mr. Powell is a well known merchant of Forkland, Ya. Pain Balm is an antiseptic and heals such injuries without maturation and in one-third the time re quired by the usual treatment. For sale by J. E Kaufmans For Cornless Farmers. Here is a suggestion to the cornlees farmers of the State, which wr.s made by a careful farmer. He says that if oDe will select a lot of fair land prepare it thoroughly, and sow about a peck of wheat and a bushel or more of oats to the acre, manure it we?? and cut in the dough state be will get fine horse and cattle feed. By sowing the early rarieties <f wheat and oats it will'1 be ready to cut May 20 to 2o and tbe-land can be planted in cotton or corn irumediately. That will supplement the abort corn crop* Or if the land is sewn in peas or sorghum, with seasonable showery a fine crop of hay may be made. Joke in a Needles Foist. Some SO years ago a firm in San Francisco sent to a Chinese bowse in Canton tbe smallest and finest kind of needle as a sample sf our skill in delicate handicraft. It was returned to tbem with a hcie thrcngh the point, which could only be seen with a microscope.?Stereoscopic Photograph. Dr. Bull's Coagh Syrup Cures A Cough or Cold at once. Conquers ; Croup, "Whooping Cough and Measles' Cough without fail. Best for Brcnchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Affections. Quick, sure results. Price. 2:"c. j IMMMlIISAli OF fcoUTH CAKOUIISA State, City & County Depository j COLUMBIA, a. c. Jajvitn.1 Paid in Full $150 OOO.OC *nr;?]as 0,000. (X AaOilittes of Stockholders 150,000.01' S30.0 000 (H SAVZNC-S DEPARTMENT. interest at the rate ol -1 p.-ir cemnui per ai mm paid on deposits in this department TRUST BEPAItlMEXT. j This Bank under special provision of it> j martor exercises the office of Executor. | | administrator. Trustee or Guardian of Es j | atc-s. | | SAFETY DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Fire and Burglar proui saies.;- ueyuoi or rent from 00 to $1'-* 00 per year. EDWIN W. ROBEETSON * President, A. C. H iSKELL, Vice President J. CALDWELL ROEEETSOX, 2d Vice President ! G. M. KERRY,Cashier. Fehrnarv 1 > ly When w riting mention tbf- Dispatch. W. A. RE(lLI\(s,! AETIST, | COLUMBIA, S. C. I . i IS NOW MAKING lilij B.UM no tnres that can be bad in this country j and all who have never had a real fine pic lure, shouid now try some of his ia:e3 st)'le3. Specimens can be seen at his Ga1' cry. up sta.rs. next to the Hnh Whr-.ii v5-ritir.fr mention the Dispatch. TAX NOTICE.""" I WILL ATTEND THE FOLLOW [NT, mentioned plaejs for the i urpn.soof r<-ceiviDC taxes for lit fiscal vi-i.r I'JPl, viz* Bab sbur;,'. Wednesday. November 2\ Lcrsville. Thursday. November 21. Summit, Friduv morn in;;. November -A1. L -wii*dale. Friday afternoon, Nov. 23. Barry's. Saturday ?nornliifir, November 23. IlrdjLtai^ Saturday afternoon, N o*. 23 G. z- :\-_*i-ier's. Monday -Bern'' N *.v 2"> CrapS Hii'.Ta.v.Iiir morning. Ncs* 2; ! Grout's fe.oiv. Tuesday afternoo.b V.v. 23. j Paul Black's, \"ednesd*'y morn . N-v. 27. The balance of the time at Lc;ciiigt>n C. II., t?;itil December 31st. v. iien the books will The hours f<?r closing Isi*; tax book will bo 11 o'clock for tlio morn in;,-appointment* unci ! t o'clock for those in the afternoons. TAX LliVV. F?.r State Purposes "> Milis For Ordinary Oounty Purposes 3' J Mills Special County }? Mill For School Purposes 3 Mills Total ii Mills Poll Tax, *1. , For interest on railroad bonds in Fork. Iiroad Biverand Malaria townships, V-j mill. For retiring rati road bonds. Broad Kivur and Saluda Townships. *> mills. For retiring Bail road bonds in Fork Township, 1 mills. For attorney fees in Broad and Saluda Townships, ' mill. Total levy Broad liivcr Township, JSl? mills Total levy Saluda Township. ld'? mills. Total levy Fork Township. 17>? mills. SpoMal School Tax Little Mobntnin J>i-> triet. 3 mills, \)r. I..L- .itcii n.rr neArot i* i it ni.'.PO Mil n APO I township .so htatu t?'tin' Tr?';Lsurrr. Fit AN K AV. HIIKALV. Troas iror Lesiusiou County. gh, I F'l'irf ' DR. BAKER'S | FEMALE I REGULATOR., \lfljS A New Discovery for the | f Prevention and Cure of :;.j?jj| Female Diseases. '* 0 permanent cure for oil > !:!?! '.V?mt>. Bioddcr and Urinary Dis" :55f| ecscr-ond pcmjlr Weaknesses. ' Jjw . Leucorrhoco or Whites-. Irregutor ! end Painful Menstruation. fie |! Lodiis w/fll find it of speoo! \'j'U vclucif to^cnv;>th regutoritydu m,7 i rrrva Pre^'rtcncy or she Change |;{ of Life d | ? 1 :i!1 ~ r ! .1 Price. SI.25. (3* :| j ; i BY j!j! DR. V/ C. BAKER* ;| [ Iff L3TO IBM EB ffi . II | 11 >L.ecr*cic*ikS A*>mr r*trtinci.. I GXLEHEVJLLE. TENS. FOR SALE AT TIIE BAZAAR. Notice. Land for Sale, i I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE TRACT ! ol laud, containing 5f.O aeres, with | about one hnndr^d acres of open land. not j less than (> > acres in tine cultivation with ' plenty ot water. good dwelling house, lour new teuaut houses, outbuildings, barns, etc.. etc. Also tine orchard that has never tailed bearing lruit since I owued the place Si'uat-d oue and a half miles cast of Gaston. S. 0. Terms will be reasonable. Parties wishing to buy will do well to cull and see the growing crops do* on the Utid. W. FICKLISG MACK, Gaston. 8. C. September 19. 1901.? tf. Money to Loan. XT J" E ARE PREPARED TO NEGOTJV* ate loans promptly on improved real estate in Lexington county at 7 per cent, interest. No commissions. Borrower pays actual expenses of preparation of papers. THOMAS & (ilBBES. Attorneys at Law, Columbia, S. C. November 13. 9nios. Dr. Taft Bros, Asthmalene and j other roliabie medicines are for sale ! at the Bazaar. I SOUTHERN RAILWAY. __ Central Tim? \t .Tac,k''')r.vi:!?> .in''. .cavaacah. Eastern Tiino nt Othor Points. Scluiitil* in Efffin Jun?* iXth. 1001. WORTH BOUND. 7 tv. .T;ao!c.-m ?n \ illc I P. 8 > S >: l:? .* 46p( " Savannah (So. liy ) l-P-i'ml.' :?;aj " Barn\v<*ii ." j Il.Vip. t JlSa; " B!a?*kviil? ' 4 I2pj t Ar. Columbia t siijHp! ft 15m tv. Charleston, <So. Kt j 7 o^ijiliupj oum.iiri t ;ii(/ " Branehvilie ! S?0m -iXiaj ^ " Oran^eburij 9 liMril - 4.vvi " Kiu^viilf ill) I'laj 4 0.jj?i A*\ Columbia ?...ill l a; -ichv! _ Lv. Augusta, ;* ><>. liy. > ; -oupi y^)p; Lv. Gnunteviile ! " !'J lop' Lv. Aiken i <> ? , Lv. Trenton ! H52p|ll 09p{ J " Joluistou ; 40("p;ll *.5>pj .... 1 Ar. Oolmnbin -j .r?4*>P' i??j j Lv. Columbia, ?Bldg ?: J a.Vjp G&xij j " Wiimsboro OWpi 7 . " Chester 7ysip: ? 1 " K<x-k Hill S5up Slfcui I Ar.Charlotte j '-'(Mi) 9j>_a ? . Ar.Danville |i- la2p Ar. Kii'hmon't ? .' <>eu>| tl4jpj ? 1 Ar. Washington I 7 iiia[ um/p: j M Baltimore (Pa.HE) WloajlKJopj 1 " Philadelphia lit itta; 3"a " New York. .. i 20.1p f?la' ; Lv. Columbia jll .Tin; 7 Ala; j Ar. tspArtauburg tOp^ 1J '2uaj " Ashevilie 717>p, 20/p; j I Ar. Knozviiie 4 0 a, 7 10p; j Ar. Cinninuft. 1. . ?. j 7 3jpj a l*a; ^ A r. f/ouisvillcj i ovp: o yv - - *jj | ^ SOUTH BOLWD. [D^D^ Lv. Lowisvilie I ' i bOp. ] CtT. Cincinnati I BftJaj 8<?5;>! j Hv. Kn .xviUe I3?3! K*~a I " Ashovillo 1 7 05aj300p| " . partanburg >r. Columbia ....j ~loP; 03)p{ _ ' Lv. Ncrw York' Pa.if.Ej I #5Wp|i333F ' " Philadelphia SOI? " BalMiaoro Lr. (So.Uvi f ^ f^mhtnohV P.'"". ittfjp laSS" Cv! Lhtavillo I 4 *^ol ?^Pin Lv. Charlotte i~5 Arf?' ,, .. p.o^;?'U .! a ia?.;io4jp ; " CLcj.v? I P4taj!113p , j " YTinnsboro ji'.'Nub!Ola: '! I Ar. Columbia. < Bidg St......; 11 SSa* J C^a j J Lv. Ooluinbir, (.U. D.) ll&Jum 3 5*a | 1 " Johr-ton J 14?>p| j 1 I " T:" ! GSSa j ; ! At. ajkoji . j 'J- '?-*'! 'i i i Ar. Granitoville 5 Up; j?- ; I Ar. Anirasto .. 30.*? Ti.'n . ... i Lv. Columbia tiSo7Ky> 8?Wp I yonj j " Kingviile hliCp 23?a ] I " Orangeburg 4??p 3 45a t II iijr. 525p 425a i Sir^er-i'le ' 0 4?p 5 57a! I Ar. Otarf<5ton ....!. {?^?^ j Lv. Columbia i.bo. K'\> .11 4oa ) 10a " BIacl:7iJle I20p;2o2a 1 " Earmrc11 13ty, 3<?7a ? " Savannah 4 50a Ar. Jacksonville (P. 8.1 1 7 4op' t? 15a Sleeping t>Ar Sfll 7ic?j Excellent dalij pusoOiiger service lx-tvrron , Florida end 2TW York. Noj. So and 34?Nc.v York ail3 Florida Es- j I prcos. Drawiuij-room sleeping cars between Augusta and New York. Pullman drawing- 1 room sleeping cars between Port Tampa, 3ae?- * soiiyille. Savanuah. Washington and Vew York. Pullman sleeping cars between Charlotte and * I j&icmnona ana uaariou . uuu .-lunula, juicing .. : car*between Charlotte antl Jsavr.nr.nh. j No;?. 35 ant' X?U. S. F&ot Mail. Through ; Pullman drawiijtr-room buffet sleoing aernbe- f I tween Jacksonville and New Yon: and Pail* ' ; man .sleepingearn between Augusta ami Char- * I lotto and Charlotte and Kichmond. Dining j I cars servo all meals en route. Pullman sleep, j lng cars between Jacksonville and Columbia, t I enrocto daily betv/cen Jacksonville and CinclnI nati, via Ashaville. ' FBANKS.GANNON, 8. H.HAKDWIOK, | Third V-P. <fc Gen. Mgr.. Gen.Pas. Aj?t., : I Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C W. H. TALOE, E. W. H I'N T. j Aa't Gen. Pass. Ag't., Dir. Pass. Ag t? . JLtlanta, C*. ? ._ChAtleaton, 8. Q. j 1 i poiuMSia, NEwsf-Rsy m \ vyLAURESS RislLnD^l. ; Id Effect November 25th. 1900. i 7 45 am lvAtlanta (SAL)ar 8 00 pa 1 10 11 am Iv A'heusar 5 2S pa ] 11 16 am Iv Elberton ar... 4 lb pm 1 12 23 pm lv Abbeville ar... 3 15 pm 1 12 48 pm lv Greenwood ar. 2 48 pn. . 1 Qfv vt?v* n f? lr? O (ll \ ?. rv. jl utj yjLU o i | \J\AU tuu i?... ? vu yuj ? 10 Ol) ain iv SGlenn Springs 4 00 pre i 11 45 am !v Spartanburg ar 3 10 pm 5 12 01 pm lv Greenville ar.. 3 00 pin 1 12 52 pm iv iWaterloo ar.. 2 06 pm 1 1 10 pm ar t Laurens lv... 1 38 pm ] fDinner. +{c. & w. c.) ^Harris Springe No. 52 *No. 21 ! 11 08 a m 1 v..Columbia..lv 9 20 aio i 11 20 a m ar. .Leaphart.ar 9 40 am j 11 27 a in ar Irmo . ..ailO 15 am I 11 3 5a m ar.Dallentine .arlO 40 am 1 11 40 a m ar. White Rock.arlO 58 am [ 11 43 a ru ar .. Hilton., .aril 15 am f 11 4'J a in ar. ..Chapin. ..aril 49 am 12 03 u m arL. Mountain arl2 25 pm l 12 07 a m ar.. .Sligbs.. arl2 35 pm 1 12 17 p m ar.Prosperity..ar 1 10 pm 12 30 p Hi ar. Newberry, ar 2 37 pm * 12 43 p m ar. ..Jalapa.. .ar 3 05 pm h 12 48 p m ar. ..Gary ar 3 15 pm * 12 55 p m ar.. Kinard. ..ar 3 30 pm jj 1 02 p m ar..Goldville..ar 3 55 pm s. 1 10 pm ar.. Clinton., .ar 5 00 pm J 1 27 p pi ar . ..Parks?ar 5 20 pm 1 35 p in ar. .Laurens, .ar 5 30 pm T *Dftilv frpicrhr. PYpent. SnnrJav. 1 ? J - J RETURNING SCHEDULE. No. 53 *No. 22 ] 1 35 p ra lv. .LaureDS. .lv 7 30 am 1 41 p in lv.. .Parks., .lv 7 40 am 1 55 p in lv. ..CliDton...lv 9 00 am 2 05 p ni lv...Goldville..lv 9 25 am 2 12 p m lv. ..Kinard...lv 9 40 am 2 17 p in lv.. ..Gary .. .lv 9 50 am 2 22 p m lv. ..Jalapa.. .lv 10 00 am 2 37 p ra "lv. Newberry .lv 10 50 am 2 52 p w lv.Prosperity.lv 11 20 am 3 02 p m lv.. .Slighs.. .lv 11 36 am 3 06 p m Iv.L. Mountain lv 12 25 pro * 3 20 i) m lv. ..Cbapin.. .lv 1 00 pm 3 25 p m lv... Hilton., .lv 115 pm 3 29 p m lv."White Rock.lv 1 30 pm 3 31 p m lv.Ballentine. lv 2 00 pm 3 43 p m lv.. .Irmo lv 2 45 pm 3 49 p m lv..Leaphart. .iv 3 00 pm A- _ ... _ 1 1 Oft -nm uo p m ar..voiuuiui!i. .ai ?.? wj ^/u; Daily fieitrbt except Sunday. 4 15 pm 3v Columbia (a c 1) 11 00 am 5 25 pm lv Sumter ar 9 40 am 8 30 pm ar Charleston lv.. 7 00 am For rates, time tables, or further information call on any agent, or j writ.? to \V. G. CHILDS. T. M. FMERSON, ( r> i.l ?- Af .nu^r I ri'Murin. J. F. LIVINGSTON. II. M. EMERSON. Sol. Ajjvnt. Gvn. Ft. ic Fa?s Aj?r., Columbia. S. C. Wilmington. N. C ^P^YesTSBMUQ 1 [IMIKD j Double Daily Service Jetwsen New York, Tampa, Atlanta, j New, Orleans and Points South J and West. 1 IN EFFECT JUNE 3rd, 1900. J SOUTHWARD. Jjj i L?-il> ; Daily ^ES No 31 ! No. 27 v New York. P. E. E.. 1 00 pm!l2 15 am^HE v Philadelphia, PSK. 3 29 pru; 7 20 anfl||9 v Baltimore, P E K...; 5 50 pm 9 34 am^Hal v Washington, P EE.! 7 00 p? 10 55 am v Richmond, oALPj !10 40 pm 2 35 pm v Petersbar-.'. " 111 35 pn ' 3 30 pm v Kidgewuv.Jet. ' ; 2 25 am. *? 17 pxu v ii-.-Ldeison, '* 2 63 wd t> 40 pm J v Ealeiyh, 4 06 am: 7 50 pm 1 v Snnthcm Pines, ' 5 57 am 9 42 pm j No 403 . v Hamlet, 1 50am'l0 32 pm | No 31 | v Columbia,} " j;0 35 am[I2 55 am ir Savannah " | 2 57 pm| 5 00 3m :r Jacksonville, " i 7 40 pa1 9 10 am iY Tampa. } 6 3U an.I 5 30 pm j >?? 40 > f j - n .. ! noi ??.i J n lyoarioiie, ; ?> -?i : i v Cfcester. " j y 52 an*) I iv Greenwood, " t 12 air j v Athens, " 1 48 pm it Atlanta, $ " [ 4 00 pm! it An^nsta O&W C .1 10 potj V NT-w Xvrii Y & > ;8 W an-l 'J fcO pu v Philadelphia " iH) 20 am:>l *6 pn v .N * i'-rk. ? J t'f* |3 00 piii | v IJ^lntnorr. U " r .. !fu 3t? pai ;v Wjv-tj't. u 1 6 3U pui j " * 'j 4N0. 403; >o. II | :v Portsmouth, SALE ; 2 W F^1, 9 30 arj J iv Weldon, " >2 0o i'.u.'I- 01 Pr' : No. 31 v Pid&ewavJct, " '2 '25 am, i 20 pn v Henderson, " ! 2 53 am' '2 13 pm j v Kaiotgh, " i 4 06 aEj 3 51 pm r Southern Pines," 5 57 am' 6 12 pi_ j No 403 j v n.iiniet, " 1 t rO r.m. 7 20 ps I No :d No. 27 Colombia.; " [10 35 ami 12 55 an ir Savannah. " ; 2 &7 pa C 00 an j ir Jacksonville, " ; 7 i0 pa 0 10 azn J it Tampa, " j 6 3o am. 5 3') flj ^ r No 4"*' NC. 41 J v Wilmington. 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Dining Cars between New York and Richnond. aud Hauilet and Savannah on Trains Sos. 31 and 44. A t Central Tir ?. ^ Eastern Time. |j For any iurtb(r information aoplv to 1 WM. BUTLER, JR . Division Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga. A HILTOIT'S OUGH CURE, ^ A SYRUP. Unique? unlike any other cough prepaation. The quickest to stop a cough and o remove soreness from the lungs. 25c. THE MURRAY DRUG CO., COLUMBIA. S C. For Sale at THE BAZAAR. Aug. 18?lv. ENGINES BOILERS. Tanks, Stacks, Stand Pipes and Sheet-Iroa Work; Shafting, Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes, Bangers, etc. Mill Castings. WCast ererj day; work 200 hands. LOMBARD IRON WORKS * SUPPLY CO AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. January 27? . 1