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lint And Inst
f hey Ml together, hand Id hand, ?
The sumet fliekared low ;
Tba fickU m* orept op tha etrand, P
Aud eeugbt tba attar flaw. T
nl
lie aang a eong, a Hula eong ^
No other poet knew, g
And aha looked up and thought Men atrong, gj
Looked down and dreamed him true. jr
Tlie fiokle m? ervpt op the (trend, n
Aud laughed ft wanton laugh? e<
Took up the song the poet planned, it
And >ang the other half. ti
e . e, *
P
Times change ; the two went divert ways . r<
The evening sbadee loerease je
On him. grown old in fame and praiae,
Aud her in household peace.
The eeho of the false sweet word^ HI
He spoke so long ago, 1 j
Has passed as paeted the summer birds o
Before the wlnUr snow. ft
It
But as to>night the angei's hand]
Loosens the silver chord, m
And calls her to that other land
W(
01 love's suprtme reward, ^
8he hears but one aonnd, silent long, si
A whisper soft and low? (l
The echo of the false sweet song IE
lis sang so long ago. tli
Ug* jjl
ISmtmrnm*
%% ??*** t 1C
Hadn't Jlned 'cm Yet or
Wo heard a good thing recen ll* p!
that every member ot Free and .
Accepted Masons will be apt to \
have a good laugh over, and lor
that, wo send it out on its travels : V
A rathor verdant young man, J1
whose features exhibited every ?
symptom of having been slightly .
tinged with the emerald, qnite re^
cently entered a jewelry store in
New York, and gazing earnestly ?
into the show case, roicarked :
"You've got a heap of mighty
pretty breast pins thar, mister;
what mought ye tax lor 'em?" P
" What sort of pin would you y
like to look at?" inquired the uier*
chant.
"Well, dunnol" said the visi- c
tor, pointing to a plain Masonic ,
pin, (the compass and square,) ?>
"how mnch is that yere?" ?
"Five dollars, only, sir," was c
tin! reply. " It's a very fine pin,
eighteen carat gold, ana?
"Yon haven t got ary one with
a little gold hand saw laid a cross
it, hev you?" interrupted the n<
would l?c purchaser. b;
"I believe not, sir," said the li
merchant. t '8
" W ish ycr had, it would suit V
me exactly. I'm just out of my ai
time, and gwine to sot up as a car- fr
1>enter ana j'incr, and I thought tl
'd like some sort of a 6ign tu
w^ear about me, so folks would w
havo an idee who I was. What ri
do ye tax for that ar pin you've 01
gdfc yer hand on ?" w
"Seven dollare," said the mer T
chant, producing a comnnss and n<
square surrounding the letter G. a?
" Seven dollars, oh 1" said the bi
youth, "I'll take it?sorry yer ti
didn't have the hand saw thoogli. ol
But I reckon everybody will un- in
dcrstand it. The compass to mea- la
sure out the work, and the square m
to 6co it's all right after its done 01
measured, and every darned fool ol
orter know that G alius stands for ol
gimlet 1" ; in
A fkw days ago, a gentleman, ai
whose proboscis bad been lost, was al
invited out to tea. " My dear," bi
said tlie good lady of the bouse to c<
lier little daughter, " I want you tl
to be very particular and to make ti
no remark abont Mr. Jenkins* z\
nose." Gathered around the ta- m
ble, everything was going well; b<
tbo child peeped about, looked ai
rather puzzled, and at last startled is
the table: "Ma, why did you tell ui
mo to say nothing about Mr. Jen
kins' nose? ho hasn't got any."
? ? h<
Edwakd Evekktt, when a young w
man just out of college, was invited
to give an oration in the city tl
of Salem. At the dinner, Juthce hi
Story called up Mr. Everett %
the following sentiment; ?<
" Fame follows where ever it
(E verett^ goes!" c<
Mr. Everett arose instantly, and P
pave the following: "The inem- tl
hers of the legal profession, how- "
ever high may be their aspiration, *
they can never rise higher than fi
one story."
A Fowl Jokk.?" Dennis. dar? a
lint, what it it yon're doing I" fi
* Whist, Biddy, l'se trying an n
experiment." c
" Mother 1 what is itf" a
" What is it, did yon say ! Why 1
it's giving hot water to the chick- c
ens, I am, so that they'll be after t
laying boiled eggs." *
44 Wht, Mr. JoDee," exclaimed c
Mrs. J., as her husband came stag- <
cering into the house, 41 you've i
been drinking I u No, indeed, pon
honor P' II h-avn't tasted a drop.
Been seen them fellers go rouud J
on their velo-lo-locipcdes, and got 1
dizzy."
' What is the principal difference
between a swallow and a cat I It (
is an admitted fact that u one swal- '
low does not make a summer," but :
any cat can make a spring.
Wht do the whales visit the
Arctic seas I?For the purpose of
supplying oil to the northern lights.
?*
ssssss?5?!r!
All day yesterday and up toll )
'clock last night, No. 88 North
fterry street, "where John Sbep
ard had been walking since iast
uesday night, without cessation,
eep or r&t, was literally jammed
'ilh deeply interested spectators,
hortly after sapper a living
ream of banian beings poured
tto the room and filled every
ook and corner. The air, breathi
by so many, became hot and
lipase, and showers of perspiraon
fell freely from the faces of
io cariosity-loving crowd. Shepard,
however, preferred that the
x>m should be kopt warm^to the
itting in ot too much cool air
five him cramps. At 10 o'clock
a wore a rather melancholy look,
id seemed to be almost complete'
fagged out. He kept his mouth
pen, and his eyes had a glassy
nnp? r#npw FT a - ' ?
r J MW? v? (uoiveo AVpi
loving, with his head hanging
iracwhat forward and downward,
here was a continued buzz of
oices in the room, and the crowd
onld greet him with such expresons
as, 44 Only 20 minutes, Jack 1"
Keep up your courago; you'll
lakeitl" 41 Give him the bote
!" 44 Got down 1" 44 Rub him
p 1" lie continued to stare at
le crowd with t'?e utmost indifrence,
and seemed bent on actmplishing
his object. His train
continued to fan hitn vigorously,
id occasionally to punish his legs
ithcr severely. When one of
te judges went up to take him
Dwn, the crowd gave a vociferous
all of applause. He was taken <
om the plank just after 11 o'clock,
id upon the floor and dressed,
uring tho performance of which
flee it seemed impossible to keep
io crowd off his body, so eager j
ere they to observe the w nder
i) pedestrian in tho last agonies of i
is peculiar iriumpu. vy nen lie
as taken out, the crowd made a ,
ish tlirugli the narrow door, and
roke down the inner partition of
te room. Attaining the outside,
te whole street, as far as the Meinnics'
Exchange, to which he |
as taken, was crowded with peole,
who soon dispersed, on hndig
the door of the establisbmeut
osed against them.
[Naehville Banner.
A Lake of Salt.
The great Iluraboldt salt mine
jar Austin, Nevada, is described
y a California paper as looking
ke a lake frozen over. The salt
as hard and as smooth as ice.
fere it not for fine particles which
re condensed troin vapors arising
oin beneath, and which cover
te crystaline salt to the depth of
erhaps one eighth of an inch, it
ould make an excellent skating
nk at all times of tho year, except
i the very unfrequent occasions I
hen it is covered with water. 1
lie expanse of crystnlized salt is
3 less than twenty miles in length,
id twelve in width, without a
reak or flaw for the greater por- '
on of that extent. The stratum
I solid salt is about six or seven
ichcs thick, under which comes a
.yer of Bticky, singular looking
lud, about two feet thick, and
tidier this again another stratum <
fsolid salt, as transparent as glass,
t which the depth has been found
i some parts to be six feet. In
immcr, this salt plain, glittering
fid scintillating in the light of an
most tropical sun, presents a
rilliant appearance. The frosty
ivcr and solid salt is as white as
te snow, while the crystaline poron,
when exposed, reflects daz:
! _ _ t--- lit- * ?
uig pi lauiukiu cuiurs. iiua im*
ien6o deposit is remarkubly pure,
eine ninety-five per cent, of salt,
id five per cent, of soda?which
purer than what we commonly
30 lor onr tables.
A New Orleans wife, left at
ouie one evening by her husband,
ho had " business down town,"
;cepted a friend's escort to the
icatre. The fates decreed that
pr buoboad shonld occupy the
sateeat, wuh another Udv. the
rcasion ot his urgentuusmess.?
As soon as the wife made the disivery,
she leaned over and whisered
viciously : " Churlos,* who is
iat hussy yon have with yonlf"
Sister to that fellow you have
'ith you V There was no need of
irther explanation.
A paper is going the rounds
bout a girl in Chester, Vt., dying
roin tight lacing. An editor com
nnnfrinrv a*i tbn ba**a utft.a*?
>?vUMl?g VU MIV klK/b^OOJO i 1IIWO
oruets should be done away with ;
,nd if the girls can't litre without
>eing squeezed, we suppose men
:an be found who would sacrifice
bemselvee. As old as we are, we
rould rather devote three hours a
lay without cent of pay, as a brevet
sorset, than see these girls dying
>ff in that manner. Office bours
ilmost any time."
" Wkll, Aleck, how's brother
[ke getting along f" u Oh, first
rate?got a good start in the
world ; married a widow who has
got nine children."
A fbiknd, the other day, called
& thin young lady a spare girl.?
rhere are several spare girls iti
most large unmarried families.
.. f
Am Iowa wife put starch in her
husband's beer, thinking it was
arsenic, and was surprised that it
did't stiffen him.
J
A. J. ROSS & CO.,
J MAljrUFACTURJSRS
?v
DEAL**? TIT
JAPANNED -1JV2> PRESSED WARE,
ADD
COOKINO AND 1IEATING STOVES.
AII klbdi of
Tin and 8heet Iron Work Done
On tbo moat
REASONABLE TERMS,
And with protnptD?a?.
Store Nearly Opposite the
Post Office.
Fab 16 39 tf
B.~WHERLE,
DEALER IN
COLD AID SILVER WATCHES.
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES,
18 ft 82 Carat Bolid Haptial Rings,
SILVER & SILVER-PLATED
WORK of all discretions io hi?
Ud? done promptly. tfl
Oct 27 23 ly
W. tf. CAMMGR,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH AND MACHINIST.
CORN BHELLBRS, Cotton Gins, Lock*,
Sowing Machine*, Umbrella* and Paralols
REPAIRED with promptness. Charge,
reasonable. Corn Shellor*, for i*U from $10
to $12. I am al*o prepared to furnish Steneii
Plate*, for marking clothing.
Blackamilhiitff.
TIIAVE in addittoa to my u?ual business,
opened a BLACKSMITH SHOP, having
i competent workman hired, Larkfn Westfleld.
Work in this line will be done satisfactorily.
Ready made PLOUGHS always on hand
for sale.
Stand?In rear of Old Court Home, at the
Randolph place, baring romorod from my
viand on Main Street. 28-tr
FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
. A Comfortable DWELLINO,
containing seren Rooms, and
all noeesaary Oot-Ruildinge,
fQh?^9BHBr wilbln a few minutes walk oi
Furman University. For partienlars apply to
T. Q. DONALDSON.
Norembcr 2t 27 tf
TOWNES EAST,
-LlSSSSiSJSTrS ATT
AND
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY.
PRACTICE IS OKEKSVILLE ASD
SUU ROUS DISC COL'S TIES.
Office O^er Julius C. Smith's.
O. r. TOWRta. 1 OLID D. K AST.
Ap 27 r 40 If
?. P. JONES,
saWSPCtiMRSSfEB?? ASF HiAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY.
WILL rRACTiCK IX ALL
COURTS OF THIS STATE
A LAO,
IN THR UNITED STATES COURTS.
Office Grconvilla 0. H., 8. 0.
Jul, r ; 7 . ly*Tho
State of South Carolina.
OIIEENVILLE COUNTY.
In the Common Plans?Equity Bide.
THOMAS C. HOW Kit, Administrator, n. P.
F. 8UDDUTH, *t ul.? Oill for Salt o/
Ileal Em tale, to Pay Debt*, itc.
UNDER the Decretal Order made in the
hove case, the Creditors of the Estate
ol Mrs. MARTHA LOVELAND, are required
to establish the rank and amount of their
claims against said Estate, before the Clerk,
within nine month* from this date.
W. A. McDANIEL, 0. C. P.
Clerk's Offlee, September 28th, 1889.
Bept 89 19
JOH N B. B E I E RST
FUT&uimrn&iEiiB.
- J AND gives his close
With a large esperienee,
he Is eonfldent
L B'r'n8 sallsfaction
to tho?? mplojiog
*him..-"WpfBHflgfe
Order* left at thia
will be attended
Mar 30 ' 44 tf
SAMUEL BLACK. BARBER
WOULD reepeetfully inform the public
that he hae Removed to a room Id
the OLD COURT HOUSE, where ha will
Tie pTtpSrw ?<rrre?i?v cuaitMiiere m Tjeierxtore.
Being a Pro/tttioital B*rb*r, he
hopes, by attention to bueineaaa, together
with politeneee to all, to merit a portion ol
publio patronage, la CUTTING, SHAVING
aNI> SHAMPOOING.
*d 80 * 86 t - If
TUTTS VEGETABLE
junraa hu
Cures diaaaaaa of the Liver and Sfcaiaeh.
TUITS EXPECTORANT
A pleaaanl eu?-e for Coughs, CoM'.Vt.
TUTT"8 8A USA PA RILL A ANDQUEw?
D"LlOHTthe crest Alterative and Bty)
Purifier. TUTT8 IMPROVED H A 1^
DTK, Warranted the beet dye in oee. Thaw
ctaodard preparalioue are for aole by Drug
gtaU everywhere. Oot 6-ly.
" watches, clocks.
Jewelry, Peritcopic Spectacles Ac
WILL order an extra art lot
// / Tor may person. Spool*! *tten
-It Slion will k? (trw to RBPAIR
ifiiby^IKCl fl-M VM?b?a of imij d??
erlptiop. Beat reform#*# given.
JAMBS O. BLACK.
J?n? St ft tf
COM FOR F nd C?r* for lb* Rup'.urod8wl
Root p*i4 m rooolpt of 1ft ?t?. Ai
droeo Or. K. B. FOOTS (A. lb or of N*4ici
CoRooa Son**), V*. lift Losing to* Arono
Now York.
7 WAY with 8p^i^14 ?* m?i
j\ row. imII;, without ftootnr or modioln*
twl ro?t ptld on roooipt of Ift oonu. Addroi
Dr. R. B. FOOTS, 13ft Loslootnw Areno
Now York. Mor 1ft 43 >' ft4?
Japancsk rabbit?, in Ban Frat
citco rofttauranU, are baked rat*.
k. \ 's* ;
Equality life Insurance Company
T iJJT rBi
^|g B^S H
D..1...: 1 /tar u. ink j /.>!>. . _. .
* ?invr|#?v V^HCW, itU. 1VI9| JiW^I
miwd, Til.
"T) BASONS why tteij ot* should insure in
1\ the Equality Lift Insurance Company,
of Virginia:
1st. It 1* mora Liberal to tha Insurers than
any otber company, and will raotnaily become
Purely Mutual and belong to the Insurere.
2d. It circulate* It* money amoogat it* patron*,
who are the insurer*. Consequently they
are continually getting the benefit of the rapid
accumulation of the Company, the money being
invested by the Board of Director* amongst
the insurer*.
3d. The loans of this Company are a* liberal
a* otber companies who declare dividends
at the end of toe second, third and fourth
years, but this Company at the end of the first
and every year.
? DAVID B. CLARK, President.
TnOS. II. WYNNB, Vice-President.
JOHN Q. WINN. Secretary.
Ucn. JAMBS'H. LAN IS, Actuary,
Dr. P. B. WATKINS, I x, .. . ...
Dr. C. H. W. DAVIS, f Mcd,cttl Advisers.
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor
IMKKfTOHS. .
J. B. Winston, Treasurer and Secretary R.
P. A P. R. R ; Wm. J. Johnson, of Johneon A
, Hunt, Wholesale Qrooer* j Win. H. Powers,of
Winston A Powers, Wholesale Orocers; Albert
Ordway, Treasurer Buckingham State
Company; J. P. Oibson, Superintendent
Adams' Express Company ; Charles Y. Morris,
Morris A Co.'* Stfgar-Refinery ; Q. A. Peple.
Superintendent Manchester Cot top 1W ill* ;
John II. Tyler, John 11. A John Tyler, Jewi
elera ; Mom MiUhiser, Wholesale Dry Goods ;
i Thomas 8. Baldwin, Clothier ; John M. Oodt
din, Cashier Planter'* Bank ; J. R. Dowell,
8nperintend?nt Weatern Union Telegraph
Company ; Alex. G. Robertson, Cattle Broker;
George I. Herring, Wholesale Grocer ; R. L.
Brown, of Brown, Jones A Co., Wholesale
Groeers; A Bodeker, Druggist; 8. M. Ro?en%
1 haaas, of 8. A M. Roacnbaum, Dry Qoeods.
Squlity Life Insursnee Company.
/tf /Wani'm if PmmpMlef be] or* got 1nrwr?,
it it to four internet to do to. A genu
tranted e?e*ywAere. .
BENJT. G. HERIOT,
Gen. Travelling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
Sept 33 18 if
R. HOE & CO.,
bianapactubers of
' Warranted Extra Cast Steel Patent
Ground Circular -Mill Mulay
and Gang
C A WT G
O t\ *T o.
"
CIRCULAR SAWS.
With Movable or Ineertcd I'eeth.
WE CLAIM fur onr I*atenled Circular
Saw the following advantages over
all ."there i
Xbe sbaniu of the teeth are elastic, and exert
a unitoto) distmeion In the sockets.
The stability of the pla'o U in no way affected
by Inserting new sete of teeth. ?
Each tooth, iudoycudcntlj, may be a<Uustcd
to the cutting line.
No rivets, keys, or other objeclfotlaLJe appllanoea,
arc employed in eonne?iioo with to.
teotb, wbich are aa simple in construction, and
at easily used, at a not fur a bolt.
In abort, all tbp difficulties heretofore cx
perienocd in tha uao of movahla tooth for saws,
art fully met and obviated by tbia invention.
ALSO,
TUTTLE PATEHT
44 CHAMPION M CROSS CUT SAWS.
CROSS CUT SA WS,
or all xi v Da.
Saw Mandrels, Gumming Machines, he.
Sand for Catalogues and Price Lists.
R. HOE A CO.,
Printing Press Machine and Saw Manufacturers,
New York, Boston, Mass., and London,
Bog. Feb H v M Am
i Fever and Ague
; A.'NfTXTiOT'E
Alwdya Steps the Chill*.
I This Mediates had boon before the Public
fifteen years, and is etill ahead of all
other known remedies. It doea not purge,
doca not sicken t';e stomach, it perfectly
safe in any dote and under all circumstanoea,
and is the only Medicine that will
CURE IMMEDIATELY
and permanently every form of Fewer
Mia AgllB, IWUBUK Itll ? JJD1 ivur Ull4imim
tm n?Url?. 3
Bold by U1 Dmyytoto.
Fob S %f 1,
South Carolina Railroad Company.
Columbia, 8. 0* Mot 13, lgyo.
' "d */Wr !* * ?? '* m?7. ? Poaaonypr
Train* upon tb? South Carolina Hail.
rw* will run the following acfaedulo:
\ fob cbablomtor.
rutm
i"ly*c%r[00ioa ?3oP?
iXJ**K--r:rr""saa>?48jS
/ ' V BOB AOOUBTIA. i' v,
UayalolamWU... ArrlrOl
A?|???b ? '1? ?
SSSa3Ss^-r=i, 4.. p.
rlbmtiif**" tmaib (bubdatb bxcbftbo.)
J 60 p ?a
Arrinat CharloatoB ?? ?
_ Arrlf ?t Anjpitta 7
|. LooriCbarli too ' * P "
k, Loot. AuMm "'1|y aoo ?
ArriFt otOolo?b'? 00 *
camobm *oai#.
u ?. ! Ml CotaaHa Poaaanfrr Troloa
** LM Omd<H? * ? -+ V":? JJI * ?
- 4??W? ? QftlraM* -1 w
j. Lm*? CoHI?*>?A a 49 p m
(A??- - fl?trniH?W
%
Charleston
Advertisements.
"I*" " " -->'* 1 B
EDMONDS T.BROWN,
iPBHsBHSPsHPr *r
In Men'f ? Bo/*'
BMg AMD
SBpSMwj ?OOD9,
tupwvism a"?'
'KOifilBHll Ladic8'*
Mlim' and
Children's
HATS,
43 HAYNE STREET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Mar 30 4ft 3m
ED WAKDPEKRY,
PRINTER, STATIONER,
AHD DEALER ?H
LAW, SCHOOL AND BLANK
BLANK HOOKS on band and made to order
of any pnttorn at abort notice,
binding and Ruling executed in One stylo.
Wnde A Co. Printing Inks for sale at the manfifacturera
price.
No. 155 Meetiuy-St., nppotih Charlriton Hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. O,
Mb 23 44 ' 6m?
?? ^mh ?wxw voy mim vi7?
PROPRIETOR.
T. HAMILTON JOVNKR. CLERK.
HATES
Of per T)?y ..48 00
Aopper, Breakfast and Lodging 2 00
Single Meals. 1 00
Sep | lft tf
Nickerson HouseHotel,
COLUMBIA, S.C.
THK undersigned baring
RENEWED bit lease npon
the aUvt endearer to
make it one of the meat agreeable Hotels in ,
the South. A eat! tpynticitod.
Free Ptpnibas to end from tbe Botel,
> " WM. A. WRIGHT,
Proprietor.
Sept ft 16 tf
1*~ |
Greenvillo A Colombia Railroad.
Oasiaai. BuPEBtiTEHunnr'a Office,)
Columbia, January lfttb, 187ft. {
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Janu- <
try 19U>, tbe following Schedule will
be ran daily, Buoday oioeptod, eonneeting
with Night Train on Bonth Carolina Road, np
and down, and with Night Train on Charlotte,
Columbia and Augutta Road going South >
Leave Columbia.. I till I
" Alston 8 40 a m
- Newberry.... 10 lft a as
Arrire Abbeville 3 00 p m
' Anderson 4 20 p m <
? Greenville ft 00 p m 1
!??t Greenville........ 6 44 a m
' tehnes ft 26 a m
' " Abbarilla ... 8 Oft a m
Newberry 12 3ft p n> .
, Alrton... 2 1ft p m
I J
C(iluin ^ UiV Aflfluuioditlon
OK ana altar ivvn*. --
Train trill run as follows :
Laavw ColumMa ? 15 pm
Artl.a at A(?iU 3 30 a m
Laavw Aop|U ?? It p a
Arrlra at ColamWa ...I 30 a m
This Train anBiMti with tba Owwrfia day
Pasaangar Trains at Ausita, psd tha OraanVllto
Road at ColarealO, as oh ? *,
I 0 BQUKVlolKT, 8?p't. !
1 Pah 9 38
msSsa,
N. W. Cor. King & Wentwortk St*.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
TlfEOL.QGICAL, Scientific and General
Book Huan. School and College Text
Book*. 8or?ojot'? Instrument*, Drawing Paper*.
Book* Mnt po*t paid on receipt ot price.
Mar SO 4k 3m
Columbia
Advertisements.
MARBLE MTTING.
BOVi\E At SPKOU I/,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE
MONUMENTAL WORK
lu all ils branches, of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MARBLE.
Sept 8 lrt tf
COLUMBIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAHOL/E A.
rplTE Proprlot.irs take pleasure in announeX
log thiaelcirai.tly-fnrnUbod Estatdishmuot
now open fpr the acsoinwodation of guests.
The table will always be supplied with every
delicacy of tbe season ?both trcm the New
York and barleston markets, and nd efforts
will be spared to give perfect satisfaction, in |
every respect, toonr patrons. FREE LUNCH
in the refectory every day fiom 11 untii 12}.
WM. GORMAN, >?
11. II. BADENIIOP, J PBOPn,ET0IU*
Sept 20 1? Jf_
NATIONAL HOTEL.
rHrEMLAiwwsriOY? /s\ ? m
^ fc. i'' '
Charleston. |
A d v ertis ements
ALFKfcU A. BAKBOT,
/aomssw jyoDia. visa
CHARLESTON BRANCH
or tbb
HAVANA SEOAR FACTORY,
- LA VALKNTINA."
FINK Havana Tobaooo Manufactured Etelusircly
by Cuban workmen, will, with
kill, produce Segara equal in Quall.y, Style
and Fragrance to (be beat brand* known.
K&- Order* nnacoouipanled by Hererenoe*,
will be eent C. O. D.
118 Bast Bay Street,
OSARLBSTON, O. a.
Mar 30 46 Sia*
"cIas. hickey,
QiliER,
PORTRAIT ANO PICTURE FRAME
MANmOTUEER,
345 King Street,
wumJB8wm9 s. 0.
LOOKING GLASSES
OF ALL
SIZES FITTED TO FRAMES,
OLD FRAMES RE-GILT
BQUAL TO NBW.
MirSt 41 In
CHAS.DCARR & CO.,
? ^isipiaw
WARE ROOMS,
flaaal St., neu1 Xtag, Charleiton, S C.
nAVK always on band a large assortment
of English and American Velfcf, Brns ols.
Tapestry, 31 ply, Ingrain, Venetian and
Hemp CAKPBTING8. Velvet, Brussel fnd
Tapestry RUGS and MATS. A full assortment
of DOOR MATS, comprising Coir.
Brush, Chain, Alacante, Sisal, Adelaid and
Plain and Fancy Sheep Skin. FLOOR Oil,
CLOTH8, from the best makers, of all widths
and great variety of patterns, Table Oil
Cloths, in Marble. Oak, Rosewood and Ma*
bogany. Mattings, Cocoa, Manilla and White
and Check India. Drugget and Crntnb
Cloths. Patent Step Ladders for house use.
Parties residing in the eonntry can rely on
having their orders promptly filled, and it diagrams
are sent, can bare carpets made up,
and Oil Clotha cut and fitted to rooms and
balls- Mar SO 45 3m
Fa VON SANTeST
ItlPORVKR or
PARIS FANCY GOODS,
Toys, Dolls, Games, Children's Carriages,
French Confcctoncry, Firo Works,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Such as Clothing. Nursery Sheeting, Ac.,
229 King-St. 3 doors above Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
mar 30 45 1j*
JOHNSTON, CHEWS & CO*
Importer* and Wholesale Dealer* In
STAPLE AND FAN0Y
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES,
4i ajA'ffssrss BffiaiszE'iF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Mar 30 45 0m
8TEA.fl BAKEltY
AND
CANDY MANUFACTORY
J. C. If. CLAUSSEU,
NO. 10 MABKET STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ALL kind* of Crackera, lliacoita and Cakea
manufactured dailv of the r.eet Southern
floor, at lowuat mnrket price, liua at hi*
EnlaMiabmont an extrneire
r ,i IV n V p A r t n 1? V
? ? - - ?~ v m v/ ? X
Their Candies are made to order, and at all
times fresh ; warranted pure and to stand the
ciimate.
Orde>S will be promptly filled.
Mh 23 44 3m*
Edwin Bates. Geo. Em was.
Taos. R. McOahaw. Chas. K. Bates.
EDWIN BATES & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN - '
DRY GOODS
AND
CLOTHING,
122 and 124 Meeting*St..
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Mh 23 44 3m?
CHAS. KERRISON,
v, LATE
1111 Illllilll
!MY ?D?E)80
252 King Street,
OHARtSBTOIT, S. O.
lfar U 44 In
J B. ADe?RTC(T,
IMPORTERS AMD DEALERS IN
HARD W,
ittft ??v nnwfl ? * ? ?
i/vAuunlf %jf Uf Pj U AR lttUWj BT K?Lf '
ill
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
139 Meetlng-8t. ft 62 But Bay St..
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
Mh 23 ' 44 3m*
ramici u en iJ
17S, 177 & 17?. *l0? 8tre6t
CHARLESTON. S. CX
KrruiLUiKP l^inP u
JjiiL K-P. ?1 of sStM
fffl R *UeU< ? jl?.^I
11 u rtjRWiT'aB.s^ ,
ftillL Whloh ho offoro ?tA|i t
gj?? reason^ .
T71 PRlCEf IA ^
5 B.?000D8 CAM'ljy ^ILt,
I I OR 811
i Wot >4
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II 1
Charleston
Advertisements.
Old Carolina Bitter*.
& iDimncBiaieffwii. woitsncy
. . . .
W? uk? pleasure io offering the I
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS *
TO THE public. They are compounded
with OTa>1 M? >nii annlalii ?nni.
of ihe best Tonics in the Pharmacopr* As
evidenee of ih# superiority of our Bitters
over sll o'here, we have certificates from
msny of the leading physicians in ourStsis^
who have proscribed them la thsir practice,
1UE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS
Will be found invaluable for
Want of Appetite,
General Debility,
Chills and Fever and Dyspepsia.
We do not offer oor Bitters as a cure for af
diseases, but as an Aromatio Tonic, they
have no equal.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
everywhere.
Principal Depot,
GOODRICH. WINEMAN A CO ,
Importers of Choice Drugs and Chemicals,
Charleston, S. C.
Mh 9 43 ly
GEO. W. CARPENTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF 8ARSAPARILIA.
GEO. W. CARPENTER'S
COVPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF RU011U
TDPE CKLKHRATT.n PmrPrnr.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
HAVING ample means for conducting
my Lualncav, 1 sm at all times prepared
to make liberal advances on Cotton,
July 28 - 10 ly
samuel? black,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
NO 28 BROAD 8T., CHARLESTON.
T} ARTICULAR attention given to pur*
X chaee and sale of BKCUR1T1FH on
Commission. Information given ekeerfolly.
VIM TO
R?v K T. RU18T,
3. 0. BAHJET,
THOB RTKRBL
September SI, 1869. 19 -tl
PAViuOlT HOTEL,
? IB A\ 1R It IS 0 ? Itf , 0. ?.
BOARD,
Per Day - 06.
R. HAMILTON, Sapertntendent.
?n. B. le. BllTTKRPIRLD,
Proprlotr?M.
Sept 2* 1? tf
TAR#** <fe Cq . ?. ?
JzIS?5B*"*
^ o?.
^j*i<LE&iva% s. a
l JACKSON, Propr ?for.
(8TANT8, A. BUTTIWFIJCLD, (f?r.
rljr of lb* Pavilion llot?l,)and W.
KB.
1 TIONS, originally introduced by Geo.
W. Carpenter, under the patronage of the
medical faculty, hare been ao long extrnaiveTy
need br physicians and others, that
they are generally known for their intrinsic
value, end can he relied on as being
most valuable remedies in all cases where
?ar*nparilla or Bnchn are applicable, and
cannot be too highly recommended. They
a?e prepared Mi a highly concentrated form,
eo as to render the dose small and convenient.
Orders by mail or otherwise wiH receive
prompt attention.
GEO. W. CAUPRNThR, HEN3ZF.Y A CO..
Wholesale (Jhemi<-a4 Warehouse,
No. 7X7 Market street, Philadelphia.
DOW IE A MOISE, Wholesale Agents,
Charleston, S. C.
Nor 17 2f If
I. F. CHEYREUX,
AND
ARCHITECT,
EflAKaSiLlE WM
Corner Meeting-St end H^rlbeck's Alley,
?2i,?&kaSE033, S, 0,
PLANS MADE TO ORDER,
AND FREE OF CHARGE,
WHEN WOBX DONE BY ME.
Dec 8 20 Jy
ZD6B&1H. YDI1S Hi.'
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS TN
JLf US1CA L INSTIi UMEETS,
STRINGS, Ac., Ac.
Agents of \V3f. KNA&E A CO.'S PIANOS,
MASON A HAMLIN'S MELODEONS,
S ruin way A Son'j and J. B. Duubcm'a
PI A NOES
TILTON S PATENT GUITAR.
REPAIRINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
101 KING 8TEEET,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
FEU DIN AND ZOO BALM,
Ifcw Tork.
IIKNKY TOUNO, C. L. Al'cl-KN All AN,
Cbftrl?*ton, S. 0.
Nov U 77 6m*
A. B. MULLIGAN,
AND
Ci E IYER A L
COMMISSI!)! MEBCHANT.