Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Lexington Dispatoh ^ Wednesday, February 5,1902. < 10 Years in Receivers' Ean&s. It is noteworthy that among the railroads sold under foreclusure proceedings in 1901 was one?the Blue Ridge?which had been io the hands ' of receivers for over forty years. The I Railway Age recalls that it was com- 1 menced in 1855, was intended to run from Anderson Court House, in north western South Carolina, across a cor v ner of Georgia, and through North Carolina to Knoxville, Tenn, a distance of only about 130 miles by air line, but considerably more over the i difficult mountain route that was involved. Its construction would have i completed a direct line from Charles- 1 ton to the west, and hence that city 1 and the State of South Carolina took the chief financial burden of its con- i struction, subscribing for $2,100,000 cf the stock. Thirty-fcur miles cf -?? iocq uscfc. were vuwpieicu iu iu^- uuw Anderson to Walballa, and at that point the road has ever eioce termi- ] nated, with the walls of the Blue Ridge mountains discouraging fur- j ther progress. Some tunneling and ( rock work was done beyond, but in i 18G1 all work was suspended, after ] about $3,000,000 had been spent, for < y lack of the $10,000,000 more needed < to complete it. In the consolidations < ' * 1 A and combinations 01 euosequem f years the Blue Ridge railroad was | left alone and has loDg teen operated j under a receiver. < 1 Seven Years in Bed. 1 * ? 1 "Will wonders ever ceaee?" icquir- < ed the friends of Mrs. Mrs. L. Pease, i of Lawrence, Kan. They knew she ] had been unable to leave her bed in ] seven years on account of kidney j and liver trouble, nervous prostration | and general debility; but, "Three ? bottles of Electric Bitters enabled v me to walk," she writes, "and in iVtoon mnnfHa T folf. lit A npw TiPT lUi^O UiVUVUW A *V?V W- ?jr ? bod." Women suffering from Headache, Backache, Nervousness, Sleep- ' lessness, Melancholy, Fainting and 1 Dizzy Spells will find it a priceless blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is ' guaranteed by J. E Kaufmann. Only ' 50 cents. , i They Are Ours Now. All the preliminary steps for the > purchase and sale of the Danish West Indies have been taken and it now remains only for the Senate of ' the United States to ratify the agree- 1 ment and the payment of about $5,- j 000,000 by this government to that ' of Denmark when these sea kissed island and their inky colored inhabitants will become the property of ! Uncle Sam. It is a significant fact that in this sale the wishes of the people of those islands were not con- 1 suited in the matter at all by either 1 ? -w* r*i? f nrvATl f ' gU VtJfiiUJCiJ t, uut ntic ^>U(J u^uii luu block and sold as so many slaves. 1 Yet we believe that it is the proud boast of American civilization that, by the grace of the Republican party, the shackles of tlavery have been burst asunder and the hidioas insti- 1 tution abolished from our shores. But this recent barter in human souls 1 overshadows the "proud boast" and ' unmasks the claim cf the Republican party to be founded only upoD hypocracy and deceit. Stopped Into Live Coals. "When a child I burned my foot 1 frightfullly," write3 W. H. Eads, of -Tnnecvil"Va "a-hinh caused horri ble leg sores for 30 yesrs, but Buck- j. len's Arnica Salve wholly cured rne after everything else failed." Infallible fcr Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, ! Bruises and Piles. Sold by J. E. . Kaufmann, 2oe. Against Free Tobacco. Three hundred tobacco growers and dealers of Madison, "Wisconsin, ( in mass meeting assembled, have earnestly protested against the alleged proposition to reduce the tariff on Cuban tobacco. These people are determined to resist anv effort to tinker with the tariff, that is in so far ^ as it relates to a reduction of the duty on Cuban tobacco is concerned, to the last ditch. They have expei rienced from actual facts that the inf * BilPKiifjJkAiyPBBHMiMkaBWBEBKlKPWKnBBBMBBB dustry represented by them cannot j flourish and prosper in competiton ! with the eame industry where the pro- ! C ducts of which are made with the C cheap negro aDd moDgrel labor of ^ that island who dwell in sqoarlorand t: poverty so abj ^ct that they are outcast s without hope aod without ambition to better their condition. Tbe Wisconsin people have formed a tobacco j growers and dealers protective unioD, c and propose to take a hand in the a 6ght when it comes off, if it ever ? does. u 3 Mr. "Whssler Got Bid of His j Bheumatism. "During the winter of 1898 1 was ^ bo lame in my jointp, in fact all over q my body, that I could hardly bobble around, when I bought a bottle of | Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the first application I began to get fi well, and was cured and have worked steadily all the year.?R Wheeler, I North wood, N Y. For sale by J E J Krufmann. F Eog1 Meat Higk | Edgefield Ad'e tiser. Oaeof our exchanges remarked a Few weeks since that hog meat was so high that it made one almost wish that he was a Jew. And corn is so aigh that we wish we did not enjoy ;orn dodger. It is a great pity that jotton is not good to eat, but if it | were people would quit growing the staple and produce something that I they could not eat. It seems that ^ farmers would rather raise cotton at 3 and 7 ceDts and pay 12 cents for bacon, Si a bushel for corn aod Si ihd S5 per barrel for flour, than to raise such at home. The cry of 'hard limes'' will be heard so long is farming is conducted in this unbusiness manner. Farmer friend, raise your supplies at home, and jrow cotton as your money crop and :hen you will change your tune from "hard times'' to "home, sweet home." A Poor Millionaire { Lately starved in London because | be could not digest his food. Early _ ia8e of Dr. KiDg's New Life Pills ? ' v ^ mi wouia nave Bavea mm. i.uej strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote* assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c. Money back C if not satisfied. Sold by J. E. Kaufmann, druggist. Boers Not Asking for Peace. * London, Jan. 25.?The Daily News A bas published from its correspondent i at The Hague, whom it claims to bave been very accurate, the following dispatch taken from private ad- f rices: I ' News from South Africa has reached military circles here that the \ power cf the Boers over Capa Colony is increasing daily, that the rebellion j is constantly spreading and that the I colonists are joining the Boers in \ 3teadily increasing numbers. The executions of Commandant Lotter = and Commandant Scheepers have J bad the result of deciding the loyal- ? . . - il Tl , !i! ^ ists to pin ice JDoers, wdoso poBiuou ~A is persistently reported to be more favorable than ever.'; The same private advices assert j; that the British suffered a dczen de- E feats from September to November, 1901, of which no mention is made ^ in Lord Kitchner's reports. ; i ^?aay School Childrsn are r Sickly. i Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for ; Children, used by Mother Gray, a a curse in Children's Home, New York, L> Break up Colds in 24 hours, cure A Feverisbness, headache, Stomach A Troubles, Teething Disorders, and ~ Destroy Worms. At all druggist?, 25c. Sample mailed Free. Address, ^ AUen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. l fie's a gaactittate. A Columbia Afte-ncoa Record. Senator W. H. Sharpe, of Lexing- f ton, bas announced his candidacy for p Comptroller General in the next pri- r< marv election. He has had much ex- p g perience in the legislature, both as a a member of the House and' the Sen- p ate, and has paid particular attention ? to taxation and finances of the State, i a ta j ? m i T f* n j i I B j.aKe mie ior ine * Liver and Kidneys. * Bottles 25c. 50c and $1.00. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures | A Cough or Cold at odcp. C nquers j 'roup, WhoopiDg Cough aDd M^sles' bugh without fail. Beat for Bronhitip, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneu30Dia, Consumption and Lung Aff^cione. Quick, suro resultB. Price, 25c. Pension Notice. Pursuant to a call of ttie County j Joard of Pensions for Lexington j ounty, the Board caet and acted on t pplications presented. All persons j 'bo have Dot made their applications nil meet ihe B mrd at Lexington on loDday, tne 10 h of February, 1002. S. M. Roof, Chair. A. J. Boatwrighr, Sec. Those valentines at the Bazaar are j iiinga of beauty and a joy forever. r>-t one. stops mim Athens, Tenn., Jan. 27, 1001. B Ever since tho first appearance of mr g i menses they v.-ere very irregular and I B suffered with great pain in my hips, Eg back) stomach and legs, with terrible B bearing down pains in the abdomen. ?1 During the past month I have been taking Wine of Cardui and Thedford's B Black-Draught, and I passed the month- B ly period without pain for the first time B ill years. Nannie Davis. 0 What is life wcrih to a woman suffer- B Ing liko Nannie Davis suffered? Yet g j there are women in thousands of hemes a i to-day v;ho are bearing those terrible jB I monctrun! nsinc in ?ilpnro If vru art* B one of these we want to say that this & same & WI!<iE?*CARDUl| wilt bring you permanent relief. Con- 5 sole yourself with the knowledge that a 1,000,000 women have been completely & cured by Wine of Cardui. These worn- jf en suffered from leucorrhoca, irregular W menses, headache, backache, and a bearing down pains. Wine of Cardui S I will stop all these aches and pains IB for you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle of H Wine of Cardui to-day and take it in S | the privacy of your home. B For advice and literature, addreae, giving sjmp- ffl toins, "The Laaie?' Advisory Deportment," g The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, ? Term. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Jantral Tim# ?t Jacksonville and Savannah. Eastern Time at Other Points. 8cbednle In Effect Jnne 80th. 1901. ?rtT,^T.^TT^ lNo.84 No.38 *ORTHBOUsX?. Daily Daily <T. Jacksonville (P. S1! 8 00s 7 45p " Savannah (So. Ey.) 12 25p 12 90a " Barnwell 3 56p 413a " Blackville 412p 4 28a Lr. Colombia 550p 615a <v. Charleston, (So. Ry 7(Xju 1100p ...... " Snmmerville 7 41a 1200ot " Branchville 9 00a 2 00a " Orangeburg 9 28a 2 45a " Kingville ilO 24a 4 05a Lr. Columbia 11 10a 5 40a iV. Augusta, iSo. KyT) ~2 5up 930p /v. G-ramtevilie 3 23p 1015p tT. Aiken 3 05p jV. Trenton 3 52p 11 OOp " Johnston 407pll20p .... Lr. Columbia, 5 45p 2 10a iY. Columbia, (Bldg St 5 55p 6 25a " Winnsboro 050p 7 25a " Chester 7 38p 8 17a M Eoclc Hill 853p 8 08a Lr. Charlotte i>00p 9 55a ir. Danville 12 4aa 1 o2p Lr. Richmond ) 6Um 64op ^ lt. Washington I 7 35a 9 OOp " Baltimore (Pa.KR) 915all85p u Philadelphia [ 1135a 2 56a * New Yorlt.. ) zuap' ozaa1 <v. Columbia |117 20a| lr. Spartanburg 3 ]0p 10 20a " Ashevilie 7 lop 20op ir. Knoxville 4 03a 7 10p ir. Cineinna;! 7 :vp 3 loal ir. Louisville I 7 60p 8 40a' ioutibouvd INo.33No.8o bocth bo^nd. Daily Daily <v. Loniaville j 7 45a 7 80p <v. Cincinnati , S boa 8 Pop ? .v. Xnoxville i 1 55a 8 25a ' Ashevilie J 7 05a 3G0p ' bpartanburg 1035a 615p Lr. Columbia i 215pl 930p . .v. New York(Pa.it.K) 83opjl215at] j " Philadelphia 605p| 3 50a I Baltimore 827p 0 22a iV. Washi'gt'n (So. Kyi 050p.ll 15a j v. Ki'-hir.oa'i 11 3jpjl20lro[ i .v. Danvillo 4 ;.5.i! 3 43pj . iv. Chariot: o 3 ~'oai 0 Jopj I Rod: Hill 9 1 Oat 10 40p| I Chester 9 44a!lll5p| * "Winnsboro 10 23aji2')lu ,r. Columbia. (BklgSt jll 35r.l 105?; ? .v. Columbia, (U. D.) |l200;nj 3 5Jaj I vormaiou I ...... i ' Trenton 152p 6 28a J .r. Aiken 230p 7 X'.". r. Grranitevillo 2 2Ip CoSa .r. Accusta 30-p 7 45a iY. Columbia too. x.y) ;>u.)p 1 35n ' Kiagvilie 3.!)p 232a ....... * Orangeburg. 4 42p 3 4.7a * Branchville 525p 4 2on * Summerville r>42p, 5 57a ,r. Ohark^ton 7 30?'_7 OUa v. Columbia (So. Ivy.) 11 40a! 1 lua ' Blaclrville t ] 20p[ 2.72a ' Barnwell I 123p 8 07aj " Savannah 305p 4 50a! .r. Jacksonville (P. S.) ' 7 4Qp 9 15a1 ! Sleeping Car Service. Excellent daily passenger service between lorida and New York. Nos. 33 and 34?New York and Florida Exrt'sa. Drawing-room sleeping cars between j ugusta and New York. Pullman drawing- ' x>m sleeping cars between Port Tampa, Jack- j ;UVUJU,^avauuaa, TT uuv* ? ^ ? ul}man sleeping cars between Charlotte and ichmoud and Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining *rs between Charlotte and Savannah. Nos. oa and M?U. S. Fast Mail. Through ullman drawing-room buffet sleeping cars bfr- { ween Jacksonville and New Yorh and Pull- ! tan sleetiLng cars between Augusta and Char- j >tte and Charlotte and Richmond. Dining i its serve all meals enroute. Pullman sleepig cars between Jacksonville and Columoia, xroute daily between Jacksonville and Oinoin ati, via Asheville. BANK S. GANNON, B. H.HARDWIOK, Third V P. &Gen. Mgr., Gen. Pas. Agt., j Washington, D. C. Washington, D. 0. I W. H. TALOE, B. W. HUNT, a't Gen. Pass. Ag't., Div. Pass. Ag't,, ~ ^ U&ati8tiS624j^ j 1 ? JHi <\\ '. -' * >-\V*'">^--^>'v ~j?jC *? J $ ^v" ^ jj U - ,, I MORE COTTON | S to the acre at less cost, ir.ear.s j mere r.ioney. | More Potash 3 in the Cotton fertilizer improves the I soil ; increases yield ? larger profits. II Send for our book (free.) explaining bow to get these results. GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St., New York. Probably Not. "Have you seen Jessie's latest photo graph V" "No." "I wonder if it is a good likeness?' "No: I'm sure it is not." "Why?" "Because she is immensely pleased j with it"?Chicago Post. An Awfnl Jolt. "That's a swell stud you are wearing. Smith. I wish ray friend Jones could get a glimpse of it." "Is he a diamond expert?" "No; he travels for a glass factory." Died In Pence. "And he died in peace with all the world." "Yes. lie even forgave the doctor who attended him."?Baltimore World. * ~ The Only Time. | Fresh. ? ! /~> it- t. ? I V^l?p >1 Hell '^Sf ^8 i did you call me I for? gg|jS ^?Sgp??|? Kid- Willie Jones said dat *$|r ^j^fllP ye're a servant of der peo~ p,e' so 1 wants ^jfpr nmm yer t01)reak Journal. lall^'.Jllf ^ eating seat in '0^y$&& street car)Here is a seat. |||||&5p madam. Hsp* ^ Lady-Xo.no! Please keep "Were you ever j *vour soa** j troubled with stage . Grumly?Sor- i ,"i"1,f''" ' I ry I cannot "Yes, once?when I oblige you, heard tbe manager madam, but I had run off with the get off at this box office receipts." corner. For Stomach Troubles. "I have taken a great many d fLrent medicines for stomach trouble and constipation," says Mrs. S. Geiger of Dunkerton, Iowa, "but never had as good results from any as from Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets." For sale by J. E. Kaufmann. LOAN ? EXCHANGE BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA * State, City & County Depository COLUMBIA. S. C. Capital Paid ia Full $150,000.00 Surplus 60,000.00 Liabilities of Stockholders 150,000.00 $360,000.00 5si UJUJZJIXJ&'X ?. Interest at the rate oi 4 per centum per annum paid on deposits in this department. TRUST DEPAR1MENT. This Ennk under special provision of its charter exercises the office of Executor, Administrator, Trustee or Guardian of Estates. SAFETY DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Fire and Burglar proof safety deposit for rent from $4 00 to $12 00 per year. EDWIN W. ROBERTSON, President, A. C. HASKELL, Vies President. J. CALDWELL ROBERTSON, 2d Vice President. G. M. BERRY,Cashier. P^bmarv 12--1Y. When writing: mention the Dispatch. Dr. 6". E. Leaphart, RIAL ESTATE BROKER, AND fire id file lasts ill, LEXINGTON, S. G. RESIDENT AGENT FOR THE IVEW YORK LIFE | THE STRONGEST' INSURANCE COMPANY ON EARTH. Persons -iesir.np a policy written in the , above strong insurance company should i notify me and I will call upon them at their homes if preterred. 12C0 acres of well timbered land, situate in Black Creek township, about five miles lrom a railroad station. There is a good water power on the place. Price. $2,500 ? cheap at this price. Titles good. Tn Hup Priwd? and Pairnns \ ?y ytas & OF LEXINGTON. | We thank you very cordially for your patronage for j the past year, and hope to grow more popular with you j as rime goes on. Our trade from your county was very satisfactory this Feasor, but in order to increase our business we a re cft'eho# values such as you have never had the j i nnnnrtunitv to realize before. Wo will sell vou a ?6 50 I Overcoat for $3 50 until closed out. A $5 bill buys a $10 00 Suit made by tbe Beat Tailors. O.her higher yrnde goods in proportion. i UNDERWEAR, cheaper than the cbecpest. Heaviest and || B^bt IVeceu Lined at 39a. See these, it will pay you. I We do quite a nice JOBBING BUSINESS. This Department is growing every day. I will be glad to see any merchant in my store, as I always have some little jobs or bargains to offer. Call on me at IHe ?Se@ iiive I L? Price (Mini Store,; . I 554 MAiN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. September!'. 3m. I ^HARLESTOKjjaOB.^ASM AND^UMBERPB MANUFACTURERS OF DOGES, BASH, BUNDS, MOULDINGS, MILL WORK AND LUMBER. Writs for Estimate. ) CATALOGUE ( CYPRESS AND We Save You Money. > Sent -j YELLOW PINE Cur Goods are the Best.) on Bequest. ( are Our Specialties. Factory Saw Mill and Ponds: Office and Yards: Ashley River and Cnmming's Creek. 21 to 47 Ashley Ave., CHARLESTON, S. C, April 24 ? J y. rjfft rtnri I if a InniirnnnA fl non/m -umuro *? ri? mo liik innKii akkkj tefiiiafsrS PPQ COUNTRY RISKS CONSIDERED. 11 DwIhtllOi Only First Class Companies Represented. Tank*. Stack*, 8tand Pipe* and Sheet-Iroa ' See my List of Giants: Work; Shafting, Pulleys, Gearing, Box**, AcbMb Bangers, eta. Mill Casting*. rTVT. rTOT, , _ , Assets. iar~Cast erery day; work 200 hand*. , .ETNA, FIRE, of Hartford, IOMBAHDIKON 70RKS ft SUFPLT M Conn $13,367,203 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. j CONTINENTAL (Fire), of New York 10,038.271 PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS, Phil., Pa.. 15,54l,C66 or .ETNA LIFE, of Hartford, January 27- Conn 56,092,080 GLENN F?4LL?- of GIerm m 1 hl6W XOrlt ?J,4?Jt),8'jy A 1 iiJ-J?J hLi \mSnimN k? My companies are popular, strong and I 1 reliable. No one can give your business i fRb J n 3 a| Hia n better attention; no one can givo you better il I S I ELI PSlUL protection; no one can give you better rates. illllOn bUllE.1 BEFORE YOU INSURE SEE I ' ALFRED .T. FOX, \J A cyplip General Insurance Agent, oinur? LEXINGTON S. C. Unique?unlike any other cough prepa- November 27, 1901?ly. ration. The quickest to stop a cough and to remove soreness from the lungs. 25c. Pn|*l/||? It 11II"1 tit TEE MURRAY DRUG CO., iMilUI IIV,<ZHatlll dill'# COLUMBIA. S. C. 1336 MAIN STREET. ..F.or,.Sal,e.at E BAZAAK" COLUMBIA, - S. C., z? *y* mHE ONLY UP-TO-DATE EATING _L House of its kind in the City of Co__ # T l /? ci 1 lumbia. It is well kept?clean linen, Notice, Land lor hale, r "?' ?nd 1 Qniet and order always prevail. You get I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE TRACT wtftt y?? order and Pa? only for wliat >ou of land, containing 5-' 0 acres, with get Within ^ reach of deeirable sleepabout one hundred acres of open land, not *DS apartments. less than GO acres in tine cultivation with OPEN" ALL NIGHT, plenty of water, good dwelling house, four g DAVID Prartrietfl? new tenant bouses, outbuildings, barns, t?0w"0-ToJi etc., etc. Also fine orchard that has 7 never tailed bearing tiuit since I owned the place. Si uattd one and a half miles vn W~Er~W cast of Gaston. S. C. Terms will be reas- J 0 " fa ?g ? P onable. Parties wishing to buy will do *j 5&-1h tort . ""W well to call and see the growing crops now J|^ ? jj ? A &W on the land. "'"a cpiDiTTrvr September J9. 1901.-tf. ij |_ 1 ill X 1 111 il lAd | REMEDIES. T' Tnllii\ Endorsed by some of the Leading Medical 1 i-ll 11 i ULLiJ | Profession. No Quack or Patent Med{ j icine, but Wi'* That Brow and Bear Fruit. NATURE'S PURE REMEDIES. YTri-e tor our fl0 pa<ro il- Admitted into the World Columbian ExpoIL'' ,& !u.?tratrtd CflfHlogu* and <0 sition in 1893. ^ P"! ?npii 1 "t, flow _to Use Spirittine Ealsam for Eheumatism, iehar<!.''lnGivesV you that in- ^ Colds, Lameness. Sprains, Soro Throat ?- t....... ion #r ' T*va Siairitfin.a Tnholpnf tor r^on?nr>tiitior> 1 loriKii* i?;:i >1 u ua?*> ? ; w *-w r 1? ?? r"" ?* !want?-.!: teds von all about ; ; Consumptive Coughs, Cal3rrh, Asthma ith0*l bl* *' 'Vpife I i and La Grippe. th/i-or! >r4talPs-.veetRf'ss, ! * Spirittine Ointment is indispensable in tha . ^ Lall o:'v/.-iich yo'i have often ( treatment cf Skin Diseases, Cure Itch, {wondered where the trees . | Itching Piles. irom that produced | j In consequence of the astonishing suejtaem. ( ce?jJ -Q rexnoying diseases, its demand now / "ft! -LVSRYTHiXS GOOD IN : comes not alone from this vicinity bnt iwu A *' cr;j;T j from everywhere in the United States aud m>"" i Europe. . V r- lUnusat fine st'-ckof SILVER j Wholesale and Retail by G. il. HAEMAL, .% ^X< 5MAPLKs.\.?ui.?, thrifty trees Lexington, S. C. H? / Ilk* ''sbi'm;!!: and straight, the kind | live and grow off well. ; W. A. RECKLING, rarafetifnt shade trees. . i ' Write for prices and give /\ TP1 1 ClTI j Of \7aats. ? ? W n*. mtm * Wm$0 J. Van Lindiey Nursery Co.. | COLUMBIA, S. C. v p I TS NOW MAKING THE BEST PICPomona. U ( turea that can be bad in this country, ! Ri an(* w^? ^iaTe never bad a real fine pici ' -* I tnre, should now try some of his latest ? ; styles. specimens can he seen at his OralRPPQWAY WAMTFll i 1?7-np stair*, next to the Huh. DCtwIlnA ffrtli 1 ! ft/ When writing mention the Dispatch. IK LAEGE OE SMALL QUANTITIES " PARKER'S I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MAE- HAIR BALSAM ket price for clean and pure Beeswax, j Price soverned by color and condition ! pSiiljjJ- Never Fails to Bestore Gray UTOT 12 XJ a T? M A XT 8?, ~*%9H Hair to its Youthful Color. EI will H t ilAEill AJW) Py ^vV . ~ Cure t scalp diseases & ba:r lulling. At the Sazaar. Lexington, S. C. i Ew?sSiL_35 i0c."d31'0a: **??!??