The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, February 23, 1870, Image 4
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frlrrtrir ^ortrtj.
Kr Nobody.
.1 know a funny man.
As quiet u a tnoosa,
Who doe* the mischief that la dona
In everybody'a house.
There's no one ever sees his face,
And yet we all agree,
That every plate we break was cracked
By Mr. No bod ee.
'lis he who tears onr books,
Who leaves onr doors ajar;
He palls the buttons from onr abirU,
And scatters pins afar.
That squeaking door will Always aqneak,
For, prithee, don't you see,
We leave the oiling to be done
By Mr. No bod ee.
The finger marks upon the doors,
By nona of ua are mad*;
W? aavar have the blind* uneloatd, t *.
To let the curlaina fade ;
The ink we never apill; the boot*
That lying round you see,
Are not our boota I They belong
To Mr. No bod ee.
33unioron0, '
? 1 i " 1 - ' l ! 1 I '
Words that burn. Rejected
communications.
Tub place for good pork it said
to be " on the Rhine.
What is a parrot's natural lan
guago? roily-glot, was supposed.
Editors ought to live cheap?
tlioy get44 bored " for nothing.
Josh Billings says codfish are
better thau umbrellas to keep you
dry.
Can a woman who tells fortunes
from a tea cup bo called a sau-ccrC88
?
A sufferer complains that
squeaking boots 44 murder sleep" in
church.
What a difference it makes
whether yon put44 Dr." before or
after a man's name.
A Norfolk paper says there is
a man in Norwich so ugly, that
witli six frowns he can kill a bulldog.
44 What, is pride, my soul"
44 Walking with a cane when yon
ain't lame," replied the intelligent
boy. 'm '
Never confide in a yonng man,
?new pails loak. Never tellyonr
secrets to the aged,?old doors seldom
shut closely.
A. YOtKG gentleman, speaking
of a voung beauty's yellow hair,
called it pure gold. 44 It ought to
be," quoth an old bachelor; 41 it
looks like twenty-four carrots."
At a Highland hotel, the following
unique bill was presented to a
gentleman who had made a few
hours4 sojourn at the establishment:
"i\>r eating yonrself and.
horse four and thripanse."
A uoy who beard the quotation*
44 A littlo learning is a dangerous
thing," wished to stop going to
school, because he was afraid he
should not live long enongh to act
past the dangerous point.
A subscribes writes to an editor
in the West: 4%I don't want your
paper any longer." To which the
editor replied, 441 wouldn't make
it any longer it you did; its present
length suits me very well.
An Irishman, who lived in a
garret, being asked what part of
tlie lionsc he occupied, answered,
44 If the house were turned topsyturvy,,
I'd be livin' on the first
floor.'*
Tiiic attachment of some ladies
to their lap-dogs amounts, in some
instances, to infatuation. An illtempered
lap-dog, biting a piece
out of a male visitor's leg, his mist
ess thus expressed hor compassion
: 44 Poor little dear creature !
1 hope it will not make him sick I"
An Irishman, swearing before a
magistrate, against his three sons,
thus concluded his affidavit: 44and
this deponent further saitb, that
the only one of his children who
showed him any real filial affection
was his youngest son Larry, for
ho never struck him wher, he wot
down /"
A oooo story is told of a certain
1)roinincnt railroad gentleman of
'hiladelphia, who is equally re
i ....i.. -
iiuw noil iui ii 10 auuivj w uimko n
joke. A railroad employee whose
home is in Avon, came on Saturday
night to ask for a pass to visit
his family.
44 You are in omploy of the rail
road?1' inquired the gentleman alluded
to.
" Yes."
44 Yon recoivoyonr pay regularly?"
<
44 Yes."
44 Well, now, suppose yon worked
for a fanner instead of a rail*
road, would you expect your employer
to hitch up his team every
Saturday night and carry you
home ?"
This seemed a poser, but it
wasn't.
44 No," was the man's prompt
reply, 441 would not expect that:
but if the farmer had bis team all
hitched up, and was going my
way, I should call bim a darned
mean com if he wouldn't let me
ride."
Mr. Employee came out three
minntes alterwards with a pass
good for tweltre months.
! . LI.1,. -i1 I ') 1 UJ Li*
Tbo BumI OttoUtlta forVtMatrr* ]
Tbo Ohailoeton Daily Nmi, of February
1st, 0*y?: In a f?w ihort month# Tkt Rural
Carolinian boa, by ita altrootieo appear* .
inoa t*4 Ttri?d iii|?U of never foiling
merit, beeotne a Miafirt Agrtoalteral
Magazine, and it thU day wutiootlf looked
for and attentively perered by Ha Ikoo
Ntndo of reader# a* If II bad boon publUhrd
for a eentnry. Ita dorotion to Ibo preotfeal
and ooionllflo development of Soathera
griealttiro giro It a pooaltar character and
| value, not only to the people of the 8outh,
[ whom It more Immediately affects, bat nlao
| to Northerners .and Eoropssns, to *bon
! the So a lb la aort of Chios or Japan, but
feeently opened to their investigation. Tha
number now before ua Is a spleudid illustra^ j
tion of what brains and enterprise aan do .
whan aided by the sjmpathy and iatarest of
our antira people. With sixty-eight pages c
I of rending matter (four mora than the usual
i number) it baa not an artlale in it tbat "
weald not please the moat praetiaal farmer,
[ and yet there ia much to enterta'a and in* *
| atraot tha general reader. The illustrations a
are useful aa well aa ornamental, and the I
j likeaera of DeLeaeepe Is worthy of being 1
preserved as a life liks representation of a ,
great man, tha moving spirit of a wonder- s
tut achievement. The typographical una. 3
cution ia euperb, and tha publieatinn, aa a
whole, la one of which oar regenerated
South may well feel proud.
Acts of thbOkkesal Amkmolt.?An Act to
Peeignate the Oj/tcer by wAout Bale* Order- [
ed by the Court* of Common Pita* and
Judgeethereof, and the Court* of Probate, ]
thall be made.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and }
Ilouse of Representatives of the Slate of <
South Carolina, now metand sitting in Gen- J
eral Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That ail sales of personal or real es?
(ate, or other interest, hereafter ordered to !
be made by the Courts of Common Plaas <
and judges thereof, or Court of Probate, '
shall be made by the sheriff of the eounty (
in which said real or personal estate or olh- 1
er interest, is at the time said aale Is order- j
ed.
Sac. 8. That in all ealee by eaid sheriff*
under the order of Courts of Common Pleas, i
exercising common law jurisdietioa, or on* '
dor the order of Courts or Probate, the fees
of said sheriff shall be the same as now 6xed
by law, for ealee by sheriffs under exar
eutions issuing from the Courts of Common
Ple?s, exercising common law juriedietioo;
and thai In all sales under the order of
Courts of Common Pits# exercising equity
jurisdiction, the fees of raid sheriff shall be
lbs same as those now fixed by lew for sales
toy sheriffs under exeeulions issuing from
Courts of Common Pleas exercising common
law jurisdiction.
Approved 27th dey of January, 1870.
Thb Obi.kana Family >R Fsancx.?The I
favors the Orleans family are enjoying. says '
a Paris correspondent, form one of lbs sig ,
nificant signs of lha tlmss. Many of tho j
moet eminent men of the French empire j
are staunch eupportsrs of lbs family, and it
la generally believed that MM Jutss Favrs, (
Jules Simon, JSrnest Picard and others will \
strsnuously exert th??n?s?l??s to secure their I
ultimate restoration. It U said that ths '
Emperor drsads ths family with ? sort of ]
phobia, M. Denuncques baa presented I
second petition to the Senate, praying a re- <
peal of the laws whioh axils the houses of 1
Bourbon and Orlsans, and whlls it la deemed
certain that the petition will be rejeeted,
it ie believed that it will help the feeling in '
fevorof the latter. This faeliag has been j
strikingly manifsatsd on ths ocossion of the
ftineral of ths Dusheas D'Autnele, in Eng <
lanl, when hundreds of Frenchmen crossed 1
ihc channel to attend it; and again at the '
celebration of the mess la St. Ferdinand's
Chapel, at Neullly, which was attended by
2.000 persoos. QulU as imposing ft demon
elrstion Is also anticipated a Chsntilly
where atill another funeral service ia to he
celebrated.
? ?
Mr. Walter M. Gibson, a former resiJent |
of our District/who was lately on a visit, in
company with his daughter, to their relatives
near F?.ndleton, arrived in San Fran*
eiseo by the oterland route on the 19th
January. Ilia daughter sailed in the steam
er Idaho, on the 22d, for the Islands, in i
company with many Mends. Mr. Oibron
remains in San Francisco nntil the 28th oi
February, engaged in organising a company \
who arc going with him to the islands to 1
cultivate sugar on sharea. There ia great \
activity in the islands on aeoount of ospee
ted redaction of duty on sugar. The Islng |
baa appointed all Amerieaas for hia Cabinet.
Thie look# to annexation. The prieee of
pannage to San Francisco arc now fixed:
By atoamship from New York, $ 100, first
cabin ;$50. second eabin, including all ex*
penses. By overland, first' class from New
York, $160 ; from Wssbington City, $189;
avcwnu maw, fiuu fVO. AimgrftBl UCKat,
|75, all payable io currency,
IA rider tot i Intelligencer.
A mkktixu of tho member* of tho Soulh
Carolina Institnto aad of tbo Charleston
Coaoty AgrieuUnral and Hortienltnral 8oeiety,
we* held in Charleaton on th* 9th, at
whieh farther arrangement* were made (or
the contemplated fair on tli* 16th Notcid
ber nozt. A resolution waa alao adopUd,
that tho President of tb* South Oaroliaa
Inatltuto b* reqaesled to Invito a con ren
lion of tho various Oooaty Agricultural
aad lloohanlaal aad Immigration Soelotioe,
to bo bold In Charleston oa tho first Too*
day In May a oats to oonfar opoa tb* qnootlons
of immigration, labor and tbo furthor
development of tbo agriooltural roaonreta
of th* But*.
Skwm*i.w Wmm.-The editor of the Khvm
Courier, writing from Columbie, thue refer*
to Ibe greet neoeeeity of placing boneet end 1
eepeble seen into oAoe; M We here to live !
under tbte Oorernment until it la Modified
by tbe growth of publio virtue end en.
lighteoment. Whatever eheoge may then 1
be effected will not be ewdden, ee It by
megte, but gradual, end by earaeet effort at
the ballot-bos. Hie good tiate when principle
eh ell prevail wll* none, If at all, ia
this vary way. Ualli the country ia peepar
ed lor tbie, let a* bar* a* good a Government
as poMtbl*.*
Col. Joaaru inn, of KdgedriA, an old
soldier of tbe Mealean war, and who ale*
nerved faithfully daring Ibe laic war, died
of tho prerailing epidemic, meniapctia, on
ad Instant, after a abort iltacea. Hie ega
was forty-eight.
? 4- in.i im
Squalily Life Insurance Company,
- i 'lii to
I.
Xi
cifill
Offic*, It*. 1015,, JlaiH Str**t, Kith.
mom?I, Vm.
[J BASONS why ry mm abonld Imsn la
[\ tha Equality LI fa Inwuei Company,
f Virginia:
lit. It la mora Llbmllo tha Inaarara than
u&is&su&ssfinsx.
Id. It alraulatea it* moony am on git Iti patotfa,
who ara thainaomra. Condon utbLtbny
ra continually getting tha haanlt aC the fapid
ceumulatiou oflha Company, the tfoaty bang
invested by tha Beard of DlrdatbralhHOngst
ha inaarara.
- M. Tha loam of tbla Company eraaSTibair
4 4U< umer comptiiNI woo declare dirldoiidi
it the ?a4 of Ik* eeoond, third and fourth
ear*, bat tbla Company at lb* and of the drat
Dd erery year.
DAVID D. CLARK, President.
TH09. M. wrURR. Vice-President.
JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary.
Gen. JAMES H. LANE, Actuary, ' '
Dr. F. B. WATKIN8,1 . AAty^1
Dr. C. *. W. DA WIS. | *** *
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
moncTon*. ''
J. B. Win*toe, Treasurer and Searetary R.
f. A P. R. R ; Wb. J. Johnson, of Johnson A
lunt, Wholesale Groeete | W?. H. Powers, of
Winston A Powers, Wholesale Grocers; Attest
Ordway, Treasurer Buckingham State
Company; J. F. Gibson, Superintendent
kdams' Express Company : Oh arte* Y. Marts,
Morris A Co.'s Sugar Refloory ; G. A. Peris,
Superintendent Manchester Cotton Milit;
fohn It. Tyler, John H. A John Tyler, Jewtiers;
Moeee Miilhiser, Wholesale Dry Goods;
Thomas 8. Baldwin, Clothier ; John M. Godlln,
Cashier Planter's Bank; J. R. Dowell,
Superintendent Western Union Telegraph
Company; Alex. G. Robertsaei, Cattle Broker;
iroorge i. nerrtng, woolesale Grooar ; R. L.
Brown, of Brown, Jnnee A Co., Wholesale
Oroeere; A Bodeker. Draggtat f 8. M. Bonds
Mum, of 8. A M. Kbacnbaum. Pry Qoooda.
Equality Lift Iuwum SoayMy.
/VAtaMMi (t? Pamphlets 6^/ore ytm inmre,
it it to four interest to do to. Agtntt
canted rserymhtre.
BENJ. O. IICRIOT,
Geo. Trarolling Agent, Cbarlcaton, S. C.
Sept M 18 tf
NEW YORK
ITU iinnni luniniev
bill UMMIU uirui.
Dividend declared in 1868, 68 per Centra*.
ASSETS, Si3,000,000.
NO COMPANY in the United SUUitin
claim to pari or advantage* to thi, ?ld
and well-eetabliahed inetitetion, which baa
been doing buaineaa with tha graataat sue
seas for abont twenty-fire veara. It ia
Ur icily mutual, and never bad etockholder*
to appropriate a portion of ite earning*.?
It ie under legal mtpertneiou, a protection to
policy holder*, which la afforded nowhere
but in New York and Massachusetts. lie
manager* cannot apeeulate with the fuode
of the Company, but are obliged to Invest aa
the laws of New York requite trustee# to
invest truat estates. The ofllleiel reports,
for several years past, show that this Cora
pany haa been better managed than any
Other doing buaineaa U New York. An
iovcetment ia tbla Company ie aa aafk aa
anything earthly can be. It offers security
itiu cheapneaa, and haa advantage* over
my other Company in the Uoited H tat as.
Kohrenet ?*iay be made to the following
rentlemea; Gov. B. F. Perry, Col. G. Y.
Townee, Tboi. M. Co*. Tbomee Steen, II*
[lealtie A Co.. Wm. T. Skowute, Jaa. P.
Moore and L. Williams.
For further loformatioa, apply to the un
let-signed, agent for Greenville, or <0 J A3,
it. 8COTX Attorney at Lew, GreeaviUe
Court Ileus*. "
W, H. CAMPBELU
Sept 8 16 tf
B.v * w/vWTav^
JLao X. Wi'VjCiSSf
/4\tn,!W(?)ra7is,ia7r AW UtAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY.
' . a . *- * * e , a
WILL PRACTICE III ALL
COURTS OF THIS STA1E
ALSO,
IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Offioe Greenville 0. H., 8. 0.
Jul; 4 ' 1 ly*
SAMUEL BLACK. BARBER.
WOULD reepeetfolly inform the public
that ha haa Rrbond to a room in
the OLD COURT HOUSE, where ho will
ho prepared to receive cuatomere ae heretofore.
Being a J'ro/tuton+l BarUr, ho
hope*, Oy attention to bueiaetaa, together
with politeneae to ail, to merit a portion ot
puhlie patronage, in CUTTING, SllAVING
ANI) SHAMPOOING.
Jan 20 85 tf
MARBLE CimiNQT
BOYIKE A^raOWJL,
columbia, 8. 0..
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE
MONUMENTAL WORK
In all lU branohea, of
ITALIAN AND AMKKICAN
H?j>t t marble. f
NATIONAL HOTEL
(9dD3i\SnlSDBlXAn S3. (0.
f' miu9
PROPRIETOR,
p. Hamilton joynkr, clerk.
RATES
Of Board per Day |t 00
Supper, Breakfa* tad Lodging...,. t 00
LH 1- II L. - ?
w?ji? mmwmm . M . ,. , 1 W
lop 1 is f tt
Nickerson HonseHotel,
COLUMBIA, S.C.
Til kevfef
RBlTBfrKD btc )mm
the above Fopalar H?u% will wdwrtt to
Make U one of the no*i nwuMi HeUle h
ike loath. A eefl b aotleited.
Ji'ViM Omnlbea to ul from the HetoL
VM. A. WHIOHT, "
Proprietor.
?* 18 tf
?ijyriiirweiypirgr
Greenviile 4 Columbia Railroad. \
p*m*MA% Sor?ai?y?nvunr't Ornom, 1
aa4 rfowo, ud with Might Trata oa C harlot t*,
Colombia ud AnguURnd going 8omtb t
Lo?~o Colombia^............... T DO *
" Al.too. . *? 8 40 a bi I J
44 R??k?r7.,..?....?.? 10 10 m
Arrln AbboTlIle 3 00 p a
" Andornon i M pa
il.. SsuSt xrr^2 s:
: >: ?sr:t_= S ?::
" Newherry 19 35 p m
< Alston 9 10 p It
Alrlri Colombia. 9' 4$ p as
Ths Train wilt ratom from Helton to Anderson
?n Monday and Friday mornings.
/ JAMBS 0. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
W'
M?(k Carol laa Railroad! Co.
0 en era! Superintendent'! OOoe, >
September, IS, 18W. >
THE following Bcbedble for Passenger
Trains wQl be observed from this dMo t j
pr ;Af iWsjer IVsia t, 1 Fj
Tieeriqg Oditd|| Mis
Arriving at Colombia at 40 p m
Arriving atColutaWo llatt
Tkt Camden Train
Will em^nn. * e^ednle: J
(Mondays, Wednesdays add Saturday*.)
Arrive atQolambia 11 00 am- Leave 1 45j> w
( JWnitag* Jfie erjttmf.) *"*
Leave Cam deo 656 a as. Ar Khi(c?*aie lb a m 1
M Kingsville 3 lft pes. Ar Camden 06 p m I
II. T. PBAK1. I
v General Superintendent.
OhwrbtUi (MmMi A iipita E. 1,
8in??BIfTEN0ld?r8 OFFICE,
Op|fcm&, 8. a, January fS, 1?*0. ?
;
LNK OoMMltt 8 1( p
Art I re at Augusta.... S Nan
l*are Augusta _...4 15 p in
Arrive at Colnmbla...M.M.n..M. -1 SO a u
This Train eonaaete #101 the Georgia day
Paeeenger Train* at Aagurta, and the Green*
tilVe Road at Columbia, each way.
C. DOUR SIGHT, Snp't 1
Feb 9 S8 * Lv * lj
Chariestoir
Advertisements*
tJ \Jx7 w W U/?y >
l^* Olr?o1*rs, with detailed atatementa,
farnlaliflA 9* application to tk? GeMjal
A gcnU,< *'vv > '?**
B. S. RBETTft SO*,
, V . CkarUato*, ?. C.,
Of, to DaVTD AtlTftADLEY,
> Ageala at GreenriMa, Si O.
1 Jan 20 M 8m
ZIIMII, INK ft (H
IMPOSTERS AND DEALERS IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,,
STRINGS, Ac., Ae.
Agenu of WM. KNABB A CO/8 PIANOS,
MASON A HAMLINS MBLODEON8,
SUlnwaj A Bon'a and J. B. Dunham'*
PI AIIO MS
llbiUO O I Alfinx U l)II AH.
REPACKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
191 KINO STREET,
CHARLESTON, 3. C.
FERDINAND SOCBAUM, ; |
New York.
HENRY YOUKO, 0. U M'oLENAHAN,
CfcnrlMton, 8. C.
No* U 17 6a*
daniel h. silcox's
JPUREITUBB WABERQQVS,
170,177 * 179, XlBff 8treet
1 CHARLESTON. S. C.
4 Kmaiuhip in DOft.^Spp
JwL Keep, (OMiudy on btnd 1
Hi 11 * well (elected Hloek of BflBl
ruiutitum,
Which he offer* *4
kbdaeasonable
1/1 PRICES.
N. B.?GOODS CARBPOLLY PACKED
10ft SHIPPUfO.
Nov U 17 ly*
8AMUEL C. BLACK,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
NO. *8 BROAD ST.. CHARLESTON.
"jp ARTICULAR nMenUen^ given to pnr
Jk (IMM lira MM 01 OKUUTItS on
CmmIoUb. IpIoh?Oongiy AnH?lly.
} 1M IW TO
Kit. I. T. BUI8T.
1.0. BAILEY,
TII0& 8TEBN'.
i B?pUob?rtl, 1M9. 19-11
Yhmwrnm,
IflHI AIRtt.I*$5i'(BOS, fl. (0.
BOARD,^
Par Day : $9 90.
; m^?8S&BX??m.
Proprielmi,
Kept 29 19 tf
'THE MILLS HOUSE,'
?BAA&&STOaS. S. ?.
PARKER ft CO- Proprietor*.
HgXWt^CLXtts H0tWLi*'T"
BOARD, PER DAT $4 99.
Dm I 29 tf
t MJ ? >t4 W.ki .. .. ..^i.
' CHARLESTONHOTEL
0HASI.BST0N, S. O. '
K H. JACmOW, Proprietor.
AHHWTAITP), 1. BUTTRRFI ELD. (lor
oorljr of Ik* r*vDion lioUl,) and W
K MlLLCl 19 *
ShaSTSSSE?
stifi naiioi, :AP'
1 i
ffiaB " CAROLINA FERTILIZER" is made
1 ptMoiMld bjr Viriouii.cbemliU. oh Of the
Qiuo in iU Ortilnonjc properties. Tb?M Pbosp
tmals, and poiwii qualities of tho greatest value
Professor Shepard?
mm ' mm m- ami. - La?or?tort or 1
Analysis of CAROTTHA FERTILIZER, pen
Mo lain re expelled at 112? I, ?
Organic Matter, with soma water ?f combination
JSarr%iAl;-.lj! r
Phosphoric Acid?Soluble, - I ft
Insoluble, - - - ' 8 IT
I TaOTVO^mI?
Sulphuric Acid, It 01
Sulphate of Potash,
Sal phot* of Boda, Ij Sand,
UMts Is
On the strength of these resnlta, I am glad ti
FERTILIZER, examined. } I
Wo will fhrnlsh (his excellent FERTILIZER t
Geo. W. M illian
TU Dap U1
DAVID & STRADLEY,
' ^ WILLIAMS A "WUITMIl
Jan IS , 3
mmmm i
J(AN UFA CTURED
UNDER tbe direction of Dr. N. A. PRATT
PhnipkMt Company.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHORIC ACID, in tho fo
r DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE, is 'he
valuable in the ratio ot Salable Phosphoric Ac
Tbe immense deposits of Pbocpbntic Guanos
olina, by Dr. PRATT, consists mainly of Insol
able as a fertiliser by being ground to powder,
dition as to make its insoluble phosphate sola
taken np by growing plants. The insoluble PI
of no more value to tbe plant than the original
. of this Soluble Phosphate which any Fertiliser
{ acta, and consequently tbe cheapest Fertiliser I
Soluble Phosphate,
f Impressed with (base troths, tbe SULPHUR
PANY have erected at Cbarleafcrn tbe first exL
are able to offer to planters the Hiykct per cm
aay market.
Their Fertilisers are offered ander two forms
1. ET1WAN NO. 1.?Fare Sola!
cent, of Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime, t*
2. ETIWAN NO. 2 ,?Peruvian
per eent. of Dissolved Bone Phoephate, and 1]
addition of Peruvian Guano to adapt it to all
eash.
WE ALS
( DISSOLVED BONE, o^higb grade, for pla
facturera to tranaport tho Sulphuric Acid tout
rat* for oaeh por evotage.
"W^J3KK* JUAuK
NO. 14 VIII.; I
DAVID A STBADLET,
December 79
WMTliTlBii
vsmi on, F03
PUT X
FIVE AND TEN G
FOR FAM
SAFETY OT
Burns lonoer than ordinary
SAFE. Read what Profbeaor 6HEPAR
-LABORA
Ifetirt. H'm. M. Bird d> Co: GBNTI.BMKKNit
by you, and deterained the ' fire point,'t
inflammable, to bo above ISO dc-greca Fabrenb
degrooa Fahrenheit. A* tho 'Are point' of tl
quired standard, the Oil ia to be regarded ai u
uiuul'y. Very reapectfally,
WM. M. BIRD & CO."
avn nra
STRICTLY PURE <
NO. 203 BAST BAY,
AND FOE
Harrison A Marshall, 1
January IS
~FARMERSf"
Inert at* Your Cropt mud Improve Tour Landt,
bp nting
PHffiNU OlIANO,
Importod bp M dirtel from the Phttnia ltlund<,
South Pmcijtc Ocean.
Wilcox, dibbs St, Co.'s
MANIPULATED GUANO
Prepared at Savannah, Oa., and Char fee ton, fi.
0., which hat proved in the toil the beet
MAS VMM Uf VSJC.
Guano, Salt and Plas
ter Compound,
ALSO #
PREPARED AT SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON,
i For Solo for Cooh or on Time, by
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
?T For farther hlorwKon, nddrooo M
nboro for otrenlnr, or rab?erfbo to SomiAmm
AfrimUnrUt, pnbKohod by W. C, Mooaiarphj
* Co., nl Auguot* nod StfiDBib, On.,
nt U?. per nana*.
DAVID A 8TRADTJCT,
Agent*. Qreonviltr, S. (X
DM )? *> tm
B 1
.A*
VERTISEMENTS.
-T ; AtI ^<
> *??? ^ ^ ajfr
from the Phosphates ot Sooth Carolina, and is
beat Manures known, only inferior to Peruvian
hater are the remains of extinet land and aea an>
to the Agriculturist. We annex the analysis ol
rnx Medical Collegx of Socth Carolina.
onally selected:
16 7C
e: pelled at alow red heat, - - 16 50
66 80
a - 2 60
Bqeiralent to 11 27 Soluble Phosphate of Lime.
Equivalent to 13 48 Insoluble (bone.)
24 75 Phosphate of Ltmo.
Equivalent to 23 65 Sulphate of Lime.
80
3 50
II 06
o certify to the superiority of the CAROLINA
C. U. B11EPARD. Jr.
0 planters and others at $60 per ton ot 2,000 lbs.
is & Co., Factors,
Charleston, C.
| Agents for Greenville.
14 4m
m mm ?,
AT CHARLESTON,
Chemist for the Sulphuric Acid and Superrm
of SOLUBLE rnOSPIIATE OF LIME,
1 basis of all good Fertilizers, and these are
id which is in them.
which were discovered in 1867 in Sonth Carluble
Phosphate of Lime, which is made availand
reduced by Sulphuric Acid to such a eoubie
in water, and thus made capable of being
loophatc found in any commercial Fertilizer is
Phosphate rock. The greater the proportion
contains, the less the quantity required per
is that containing the highest per centage of
IC ACID AND SUPERPHOSPHATE COMinsive
Aeid Chambers sonth of Baltimore, and
toy of Soluble Fkvmphatt of Lime known in
lie Phosphate, guaranteed to contain 24 per
JO per ton, TO per cent, diseonnt for cash.
Super-Phosphate, guaranteed to contain 26
| to 3 per cent, of Ammonia, with a suftcient
Crops, $70 per ton, 10 per cent, discusnt for
0 OFFER
ntorg or rnnnofeetnrera, who may desire to mix
bis is the best and cheapest method for manii*
aiucd ia the mix tare. Will be sold at a Axed
s&r. CO?9 AVERTS,
IR'S WHARF.
Agontflj Greenville, 8. C.
VZ 3in
iiT~& co.'s
Et lumiiMTiNe.
JP IN
rALLON PACKAGES,\
ILT USB.
fARNTEED! I
OIL, AND ABOVE ALL, IS PERFCTLY
b says:
TOBY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE,)
Queen-Street, Charleston, 8. C. )
?I bare examined the sampie of Vestal Oil
. uie temperature at wnitu tbe oil becomes
elt. The United Slate* standard requires 110
tie Oil U 20 degrees Fahrenheit above the rede,
and lhoe supplies a great wanfbf the ComC11ARLKS
U. 6HKPAKD, Jr., M. V."
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
LK1LS IN
OILS AND PAINTS,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
8ALK BY
kgenta* Greenville, S. C.
34 ' 3m
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE
or
lukee.
I AM now receiving my supplies of this Manure,
hod planters can rely apon getting
an artiele /ully np to standard, st per analysis.
All boughs from myself or aa'nerised agents,I
wMI ga area tee ; ae every cargo so sold is analyted
on arrival here, and the high character of
tbe ManurS tally kept up.
J W nnnanvr
Hole Agent for Hob Mo Carol inn.
No#. 1 and t, Atlantic Wharf, Charleaten, 8. 0.
Dnvid 3c Slradlcy,
AjfonU for (hmrilk County.
Prof, Rbepardaays of aaatyaia made Oetabor
18th, 1899: ' A valuable Manure, aad da*
Madly aaparlor to tho article of taat year."
Experiment made by M. C. M. Hammond,
of Bcaoh Ialand, 8. C.:
No maimi*?Mt I be atad aoltoai par acre.
17ft Iba Peruvian Guano?1328 Iba aoadeoV
ton par aara.
17ft Iba Bangh'a?IMS Iba aaad ootton par
aara.
Dae 12 It >m
a. cucim. a. wnm.
CLACITJ8 * WITTE,
NORTH EAST CORNER OF FRAOER'S WHARF
OK CUSTOM mum SQUARE,
OHARLEBTON, S. O.
OOMMUBIOW MSBCEAMTB,
And Wbnlmlc DaaUra la
OEOCKEIE8, LIQUOM, *0., *0.
S?pt N 1* M?
Charleston
Advertisements.
^ - .. . ^
JAMES ALLAN,
8*r KINO STREET,
OHAF.LSOTOXT, S. C.,
DKALKRIN
WA TCHES, CLOCKS, JE WELK Y,
SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES, AO.
Wstobei tent to soy ptrt of the eoontrj.
SILVER HUNTINO WATCBK8 FROM
FIFTEEN DOLLARS AND LPWARD.
GENTS
Gold Hunting Watebea from $00 and Upward.
LADIES
Gold Hooting Watcher from $50 and Upward.
AMERICAN WATCHES
OF ALL KINDS.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
29 JO 2d
KINSMAN'S
? 4* 33 ? IT ?&???? & 77,,
279 XING STREET,
OSARLSSTOIT, 8. O.
OUR A8SORTED CANDY ii put up In
9ft and ftO Ponnd Boxes, suitable for
Country Trade.
WARRANTED
Perfectly Pure and
Being free from Terra Albe or Marble Dust/ *
and Manufactured solely from
CRUSHED SUGAR.
A Discount ia mode for all Orders of 600 pounds.
Sond for Circular.
Sept 20 19 28
MORES GOLDSMITH. lannim i nnin,ui,?
> MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
I '
l No*. 4, 6 and 8 VENDUE RANGE,
! CHARLESTON, O. O.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
IRON METALS, RAGS,
AND ALL KINDS OP
PAPER STOCK, HIDE8, WOOL,
ssa?3is5rs, ittetissj,
A Suitable Stock of Hear/ and Light
HIDES AND SHINS
For Tanners usee Always on Hand, and aril
bo Sold Low for
C2 H 3BFKK m
Sept 29 19 26*
n. msHcorr. c. wuLinra. J. n. risran.
HENRY BISOHOFF & CO.,
AND DEALERS IN
WINES,
LIQ UORS;
SEGA RS,
TOBACCO,
dbC.
197 EAST BAY.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Sept 29 19 26*
GEO. "W. CARPENTER'S
compound fluid extract of sarsai'arilia.
GEO. W. CARPENTER s
comtound fluid extract of buCI1U
These celebrated preparations,
originally introduced by Geo.
W. Carpenter, under the patronage of the
medical facnltv, hare been an long ext.n.l_.l
J U-'l.- !-t , .
ivivvaj uscu uy jmjf?iciRnfl una oinerf, IIKl
I they are generally known for their init iotie
value, and can he relied on at being
most valuable remedies in all cases where
?ar*aparilla or Buchu are applicable, and
cannot be too highly recommended. They
are prepared In a highly concentrated form,
so as to reader the dose small and convent*
eat. Orders by mail or slherwise will receive
prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, IIKN3ZEY A CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 7X7 Market-street, Philadelphia.
DOW IE A MOiSE, Wholesale Agenta,
Charleston, 8. C.
Not 17 26 ly
A. B. MULLIGAN,
AND
GENERAL
p nil if i c c inv uvDPnivip
UUillBIddlUl fflAlbnam
Sccob)h)o0^ioo
CHARLESTON, S. O.
HAVING tmple mr*m for conducting
my buainra*. I am at all time* prepared
to make liberal advance* on Cotton.
July 28 10 ly
P. P. TO ALE,
(& isi a ir it, m e w ? s? <s^
Manufacturer of
DOORS, 8ASHES, BLINDS.
HAVING the large** an! moat complete
factory in the Southern Statca and
keeping alar aye oa hand a large and tno*t
complete etock of DOORS, 8A8HRn,
BLINDS, 8aeh Doora, Stare Door*, Shutter*.
Moulding*, Ac., A*, I aai enabled ta eell low ,
and at maaufaotarer*' price*.
N- B.?-Strict attoolion paid to chipping
la good order.
t u
A. t. (JHiiYMlJA,
AMD
ARCHITECT,
wms
Owitf iMtiaflt u4 ItrlbNk'a AlUjr,
??AZR&a?Hr?S3, ?, ?. I
PLANS MADE TO ORDER, J
AMD FMKK OF CHARGE,
WHEW WORK DOES BY ME.
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