The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, July 27, 1870, Image 3
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W. V. PAXTON -r - . BUSrN*88 MANAOER.
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The WATCH* AW books af* lo the heaping of W.
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jraV* Ocr Advertising friends ara requested to
ssnd in thelr-favorn not later than Monday.
aajsr* Our readers will enjoy the re?
view of D'isnAKLi's new book "Lothair,'
bj 0. H. M., on our first pago to-day.
gQT The reply of "Sumter" eenie to
band after our columns were ocoupied
for the prcBent week, and will appear io
our next.
S&r "Amicua" ia reminded that the
absence of a responsible name ie an
tfftctual bar to the appearance of any
artiole in these columns.
tt?r We beg the indulgenoo of our
readers not directly interested, io the
occupancy of so muoh of the space on
our first page, tho present week, with
mattera ecoleeiastioal, whilst wo trust
that their publication may not be with?
out good results.
ERRATCmr,
Io the artiole of " Viudicator," in our
last issue, the word rendered 'sanjj'cans,'
should havo been 'soup'cons.'
K?IOKI HN, HEAR %
At Dr. UUGUSON'S Family Grocery,
they keep fine cigars. The samples
kindly sent us, fully warrant this desig?
nation.
FINE PEACHES.
The ?finest of the orchard" have found
their way to our offico from the hands
of our old friend J. T. CUMMINGS.
And what is still more, probably, to be
appreciated, as the season rolls round,
and these good things aro being enjoyed
by himself, he never fails to remember
tho Watchman.
JUDGE CARPENTER, GEN. BUTLER
AND GEN. KbBSHAW.
As appears from the appointments on
anothor column, will speak at Sumter
Wednesday, Aug. 31. Tho pressure of
farm labor will then have been relieved,
and wc trust our planting community,
white and colored will be present-that
those who have colored men in their
employ will endeavor to induce them to
attend.
SI Tis i: It TAKES THE PA Iii? FROhT
CUAltXUSTON.
Our enthusiastic friends of the Courter
threw up their hats, the other day, over
a peach sent thora from tho gordon of
Mr. WALTER WEBB, at 40 King street,
that weighed nino ounces.
Our fuir friend, Mrs. A. A. SOLOMONS,
has complimented us with a peach from
her garden-a luscious, blushing, rose
tinted peach, with downy rind, that filled
our sanctum with its odoriferous per
fume, and, Air. Courier, weighing just
ten ounces. What sayest thou ? Shall
Sumter bear tho palm from tho bow of
her mere luxuriant sister by the sea ?
PREPARE FOR OATS.
Corn-the staff of lifo-that upon
which the mass of tho poor depend
chiefly for broad-is now an cxponsive
article in this oountry. Cotton, the
great absorbent, has brought us to this.
Tiie ucreago in corn, the present year,
were the yield all that it could bo, under
thc circumstances,, must fall far short
of being sufficient to meet the wants of
the couutry. And the prospect is for
scarcity and high price,' next year, far
exceeding that of tho present. Thc
present prospect of European w tr can
have no other effect than to lower the
pi ico of cotton and increase the price of
brcad-stufls.
In this dilemma, some relief may be
experienced from a large oat crop next
Summer. In order for this, tho land
should now be prepared, and thc seed
[sown in September.
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THE FRUIT OF THE GARDEN.
Our iHtcumed friend, C. H. MOISE
Erq , appeared in our sanctum on Mon
day morning last-his countenance ra
iiant with that.good will and high toned
itnso of liberality and love of courtesy
fthich enter so largely into the con
?itueney of his nature-bearing ns
tobie a specimen of the cantaleup as ever
gmccd the Italian oastlc of Canlalupo
(from which the name is taken) or the
tome of the Armetiion, from wheoco it
?Said lo have .been originally brought.
?U rich, mellow , quarters-yellow as
.ny Rold-*-BmiTing }ta invitation to. tho
luscious morceau, . ' . ..? <v ' .-.
from accompanying note, Wo learn that
melon,-whioh is designated as thc
'Nutmeg" variety ? grew OD a bed in our
Mend's gardon, 24 X 26 foet manured,
??th yard ?wcopip/gs and, trash, and
I'antcd io 12 hills, from tho 4th to
25th inst., the yield bed been 64
talons, all fine,-.ranging in size from an
Winga to 2?> .iuohes io oj'rcomferooco
?nd?lbs. 14? o'& jn wehsl?? The note
"plenty hYepeVlWWenlo?-"
"<?v.|4naADFt^lv/wATRB-llfEr.OM.
Col. JESSE THOMPSON, who^ ty re?
moval hero, has recently beoo'io a a?em?
tr of Sumter'f able bar, sent us, a day
ir two ago, from his garden, one* of the
tnuine "Bradford." He is no quasi
riioul tu rial, especially ?n the hitch
garden department?, f id although not
pity A follower of Epicurus, has yot
titivated luxurious taite* sufficien tl j Co
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induoip to neck out tho flueat fcaUa j
.nd v$Mes of the Motion ? io which J
he hitit fs po wodder, then, that
he njseo acquaintance of tho "Brad?
ford" lory Bret season.
This o is juBtiy co un tod thc fittest
that ever been . grown in \ thia
countr d although much adulterated
by mi j with oommooer seed, in still
presen y roaoy, in Ita parity. It
was brc ; to this section, many years
ago, bj. ROBERT BRADFORD, the
decease id much esteemed uoclo bf
our verj thy friend and fellow-oi tise n,
a. w. : ??ORD.
In d cy acd richness of flavor
-in tbi my and mellowness of ita
almost b red pulp-in the proportion
of its aatrino matter-in Us size and
symmetrjand the magnificent daik
green wi which enoircie its outer
surface, irtaiuly has no equal. The
?oed are jte and very-spall in size,
while beijewer in number than io oth?
er melonihose who would enjoy this
luscious fl io its highest por feet ion,
should obi and plant, exclutively, the
"Bradforanelon.
St Oas FIJI. riiANTlNGJ.
A nighed day spent in the midst
if the int^ent hospitality and in?
teresting fily of our friend, Dr. JOHN
fl. FuRMAand a somewhat oareful
inspection . his growing orop, are
imong tho asurca and privileges ex?
porieneed \* during the past week.
Dr. FURN is demonstrating, be?
yond doubkhe practicability of a
iberal empinen t of fertilisers, and
ho beuefitB m proved seed and o Jt uro
With the uti these, upon ordinary
)ine land, (cotton and corn fields, in
letai) and ibo aggregate^ DOW pre
tent a piotusuoh as has been rarely
cen in thisuntry. And this remark
s by no met extravagant, when sp?
illed to up H.
The oottoro ?aw-sixty acres in
ill-of di fie rt ages, in different fields
nd manuredith different quantities
nd kinds ofer ti libers-averaged, on
he 20th inst ul ly four feet in height,
, considorabhurtion of it five feet and
ipwards and no ot it less thou three
'oct. The ph was finely limbed, in
nany places tloughty inlockedin four
eel rows, andie fruitage unusually
irolifio.
The corn-ovhich we saw probably
iffy acres-oant fail of an average
ield of twenty-o bushels per acre.
A noticeable ?turo of this crop was
hat a cart-load grass could not bo
athcrcd from tj whole of it. The
oro is cultivan on the lovel-tho
eed being plant in a deep furrow,
with the land W broken up) which
i gradually brou t to a level by tho
se ot the "sweef Thc cotton is also
ultivated with tl"swtep"-the usual
drawing" with tl hoo being entirely
bandoned, and ht implement used
nly to destroy tl grass immediately
n the liuo of thplant.
We trust that r. FUD,MAN, at some
onvenient time, ill favor our columns
ith a detailed stemed of his system
f culture, both centum and oort).
MATIMOW.
We regrot to kin, that thc sickness
Pa niece in the fnily of J. ll. DINGLE,
?(j., prevented te celebration of tho
rty-fifth marnte day, by a social
inquet, on Tucsiy lust. Happy to tho
ro veterans hasten life's mntrioioni
journey, and phsant it is, to stop at
ch year's Icngtl and retrospect the
isl. \> ith Longdlow, they havo often
ng :
"hen oom? the wlldwoatber-come sleet, or
come snow, I
e will stand by ono otbor, howover it blow,
iprcurion and fie kn*, and sorrow and pain,
all be to our true loi ns links to Ibo chitin."
The happy coule will accept our
licitatious, and my years of matrimo
al bliss overflow te cup already full.
"Ilonestwerilock
liken banqueting bode built in a garden,
i which ino "print's cristo flowers Uko delight
i cast tbeir modest odt?."
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gonce; but of trifling utility in circiimsitnct-s
rual and urgent necessity." So wrotoncele
lod English cymo : but when wo consider tho
t amount of good done by tho uso of tito
lid Carolina Bitters," wo aro assured thal tilt
mrk bad n personal object, nnd not a gencnJ
i; for no ono can doubt their efficacy.
info I aurel reliable I is Winem&n's Worra
idyl
AHBAD OP TUB NORTH".
n many thinga the North baa fora long timo
n ahead ot the South, merely because our poo
have neglected their natural advantages.
nothing was thia moro palpably the cas? iban
the manufacture of doors, sashes, blinds,
uldlngs, Ao. Tbis was noticed by Mr. P. P.
ile, an enterprising Charlea ton inn, and he bas
v one of the Inrgeat and most successful man
etorles of doors, sashea end blinds in Ibo
ole country. See his advertisement.
A*?rOOD CHANCE
? WAKD MONEY.
IT ANTED, for the year: 1871, a good,
Y thorough,' practical planter, to takeehsrge
i large oottc-n plantation In this Conni}.
?or, material and every thing necessary already
aived. Vor a man who will take csre of tho
sreita of tba employer, a rare opportunity
I be afforded to make money for himself.
II persons desiring the situation will apply by
er addreaaed te K.
Care of the Watchman Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rbi? valuable Family .Mud ic it: o hos boon widely
and favorably known in our own and foreign
countries, upwards of
THIRTY YEARSI
It bits lost nono of ita good name by repeated
:rials, but continuos to occupy a prominent posi?
tion in every family medicine chest.
It ia an exte mil and Intcrnul Remedy. For
Summer Complaint, or any other form of bowel
iiseasein children or adults, it is an almost cer?
tain euro, and has without doubt, been more
successful in curing the various kinds of CHOL?
ERA thu n any othor kown romedy, or tho most
skillful physician. In India, Africa and China,
whero this dreadful disease is moro or less preva
lont, tho Pain Killer is considered by tho natives,
aa woll tis European residents in those climate*,
II eure remedy ; and wbilo it is a most efficient |
remedy for pain, it is a perfectly snfo medicine,
avon in unskillful hands. Directions accompany
Dach bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
_Prico 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1 per bottle
Health's Best Defence.
"The wonk eateth herbs," anya St. Paul, so
that eighteen hundred years ago the valuo of I
medicinal plants was approciutod. In tho Old
Testament botanical remedies aro repeatedly re?
commended, but in no passage of sacred history
is man recommended to swallow cnloracl, or blue
pill, or any othor minorai preparation. Tho sick
wore directed to ont.horbs to strongthon, thom to
purify them, to beal them, to restore them. In
that day tho art of making vogetublo extracts
was unknown. The horb.il medicines woro mero
infurious.
It was reserved for slater ago to unite tho'
sanit?r; estonces of tonio, aperient and nntibil
ious roots, barks, and plants, willi un activo
stimulant, and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debilitated or disordered system.
The crowning triumph of this effect! vo modo of |
concentrating and applying tho virtues of medi?
cinal vegetables waa achieved in tho production
of Hosteller's Stomavb Bitiors. Never beforo bad
a prrfoctly puro alcoholic stimulant been com?
bined with tho expressed juices of tho finest
specifics of the vegetablo kingdom. Never yet,
though eighteen years havo olapscd since its
introduction, hos thia great restorative boen
cquallod. It ia taken nt all seasons, in nil climes,
as the most potent safeguard against epidemics,
as a protection against all unhealthy exhalations
that produce debility on begot disotiiojas a
remedy for intermittent and other mulurious
fevers ; as an appoiizor ; as a sovoroign euro for
dyspepsia ; aa a general tot ic and invigornnt ; as
a gentle, painless aperient ; as a blood d?purent ;
as a nervino; as a cure for bilious affections ; ns
a harmless anodyne; and us tho BUST DEVENCE
OP URALTn uudor unfavorable circumstances,
auch ns sodontary pursuit?, undue bodily or
mental exertion, hardship, privation and expo?
sure.
?&* Tho '.Phooba Baker" Salvo
100 years a socret
Cures as by magie
AU Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Cancers,
Soro Nipples, and Broken Breasts, Chapped
Lipa and Hands, Eruptions, Chilblains, Bitos or
Stings of Insocts, Ao.
A Wondorful cure for piles.
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"Cottar's" Rat, Poach, Ac. Exterminators.
"Costar'*" (liquid) Bed Bug Esler.
"Costnr's" (pure) Insect Powder.
Use tliis (only pure) Insert Powder for
Moths ip Furs and Woolens, for Bed
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"Costar's" (only suro rcinody) Corn Solvent.
SOLD everywhere.
Ask for "COSTA K'S" (and toko no other.)
$1 $2 $3 and $5 sizes *o?t by express.
Address "COSTAR" CO., 13 Howard St., N.Y.
KOS KOO!
Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrence, tho celebrated
p YSictAlt and CHEM ST, Norfolk, Va., is a ?JAP ,
I'LRAH ANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALLdiSOUSOS
OADSKD by
TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDERS OP THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTS OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
It punlPir.s and BNRionr.s tho BLOOD, RES
ToitKs the LIVER and KIDNEYS to a healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, Il KO i: LATHS the B0WKL8,
and IN viao RATES tho NE avon s SYSTRM.
lt ie NOT A Patent Modieine.
FORM?LA around eaeb bottle.
ENDORSED by the beet Phyeieiane.
?, Tho HOST POPCLAR Medicine in ute.
VP. LA wSJP.NOB is constantly in receipt of
ORATSPULletters and TESTIMONIALS cf REMARKA?
BLE CURBS performed by Kosaoo.
All letters answered and adrice given-VRF.K.
' KOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere at
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denni Headache Remedy ?" If not, try a
box, amt you will uso no other Komedy. War?
ranted lo euro tho worst cru-o of Headache, Ear
oho, or Toothache, in fivo minutes. It contains
nothing poisonous, it is no liquid, and can be
applied l>y any child. It contains no uingio
power, and it is, pulling aside sll patent medi?
cines nnd humbugs, tho best remedy in the world
for tho above diseases. Worran ted to cuio, or
I thc ninney refunded. It has been thoroughly
tcsled in this pnrt of tho Union, and hundreds
I have bern cured with this Ruinody. 7 member,
render, this ls no humbug, but a positivo fact.
Can be sent hy timi! safely to any part of tho
globe, and warranted to roaoh the purchaser.
IMouso send fora box by tim il, and be convinced
tba*. llo;nl ioho, Karacho ?nd Toothacho cnn bo
loured. Directions sont witu ?very box. Price
I $1.00 por box by mail lo an j poit-offieo In tho
Union. Don't fail to try it 1 Idos, boxos, $10;
12 doz. Boxes, $5. Address OTIS TIN lill AM,
North Middleboro', Mass. (Box 41). Discount
to tho tra do.
NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET- Seminal,
Pliysicnl and Nervous Debility, its e(Torts
land cure". Prlco25 cents. Address SECRETARY
, Musculi of Anatomy, 818 Broadway, Nor? York.
CURIOUS, HOW STRANGE!-Tho Married
Ladies Privuto Companion contains tho de
laired informal ?on. Sent free for stamp. Ad.
I dross MRS. H. METZGER. Hanover, Pu.
PROMPT. HONORABLE. RELIABLE
AGENTS WANTED in every city, town and
village for tho largest and most tuccossfnl
DOLLAR HOUSE in the country-ONLY ONE
endorsed bv Ibo loading Papers and Kxprosf
Co.'s of the United Suites. Our goods giv?
universal satisfaction, our premiums to Agentl
cannot bo excelled, and our cheoks aro free.
Having two housos-Boston and Chloogo-om
facilillos are unequaled, and our business oxceedi
In amount author concerns in this trade oom
bined,
?ir SEND FOR CIRCULARS snd FREI
CLUB to
8. 0. THOMPSON A Co.,
130 Federal Streot. Boston, or
168 Stale Street, Chlcsgo
HM
THE ADVERTISER BKQ8 TO CALL AT.
TENTION TO HI? STOCK OF THE BEST
AND PUREST
CHEMICALS,
Drugs,
PATENT MEDICINES.
A FINS ASSORTMENT OF
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET POWDER
, and Chalk,
Puff Boxes and Paff?,
Shaving Cream and Brushes,
Hair Brutbea,
Irfant Brushes,
Tooth and Nail Brushes,
_All at McKAOBN'8.
PRESCRIPTIONS
PREPARED CAREFULLY AT ALL HOURS,
_By I. A. McKAQEN.
THE BEST
BRANDY, GIN,
WHISKEY and WINES,
Sold at MoKAGBN'S.
ALLSPICE,
Cloves, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Mace,
. Nutmegs and Pepper.
_At MoKAQEN'S Drug Store.
KEROSINE OIL, Lamps, Burnera, Chimney
Wicka. Ac,_At MoKAQEN'S.
LARGE and FRESH SUPPLY OF
L
GARDEN SEEDS
_ For salo by McKAGEN.
MILLER'S ALMANAC for 1870
At McKAGEN'S.
A FINE SEGAR
CAN BE HAD
Feb 18_At MoKAGBN'S.
REMOVAL.
-0
HAVING REMOVED to Cornor of Main
and Republican Streets, and thoroughly j
revised and renovated my Stook, I can offer to
my customers and the pnblie generally, as fine |
AN ASSORTMENT OF WELL SELECTED
Drugs,
ANO
General Medicines,
Aa can be found lu thia market.
Comprising most of the popular
Patent Medicines,
-SUCH AS
Rosadalis,
Philotoken or Female Friend,
Mystio or Female Regulator,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Jayno's Pills,
Ayer'a Chorry Pectoral,
Wistar'a Balsam Wild Chorry,
nombold'a E: tract Buohu,
Simmons' Liver Invigorator,
Sandford's Livor Invigorator,
?alPa Hair Renewer,
Barry's Tricopherous,
Tnrrant's Aperient,
Stafford's Olivo Tar for colds, oonghs and |
consumption.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Russell's Soothing Cordial, without' ano?
dyne,
Holloway's, Van Detison'a and Hurley's
Worm Candy, with all the Vermifuges.
A complete assortment of
PERFUMERY. TOOTH BRUSHES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
-- A?.SO
A choice article of COLOGNE, of our own manu?
facture^ which we can sell choap-with all other
artioloa which should bo found In a
Well Regulated Drug Store.
Jan 20-tf_J. F. W. DBLORME.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy Articles.
A. ANDERSON & CO..
Apothecaries and Chemists,
SUMTER, S. C.
Are receiving constantly a full supply of Pure
Drugs and Chemicals, and a well aoleoted stook
of Faucy Articles md Perfumery.
-ALSO
A great variety of Toilot Soaps,
Extracts for the Handkerchief,
Fine Colognes, Foreign and Domestic,
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Ao.
All Medidnos warranted genuine and of the
very best quality.
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully
oompoundod night or day. To bo found nt night
at tho rosidonco of Mr. Anderson on Main St.
A. ANDERSON, - A. J. CHINA, Iff* D
CLO T H I N G",
CLOTHS, Ac
Spring Stock.
D. J. WINN. Agent,
Now has ?ti Storo a Largo anti Careful?
ly solcclcd Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
WHICH HE GUARANTEES AS REPRE?
SENTED, SUCH AS
CLOTHING-Fine, Medium and Common,
Cloths and Cassimores,
Shirts,
Drawers,
Socks,
8uspondors,
Gloves and Crarals,
Coder Vosla,
Fine Lot Tweeds,
Brown Lln-jns, Ac
which he pledges himsolf to sell lower than any
other house in town for cash.
_Aprll 20_
The Undersigned
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SERVICES
-A8
Land Surveyor, in Sum?
ter County.
Alt nosiness of that kind given will reeetve
8rompt alten ?on if addressed *to Watchman
mee, or to-Bradford Springs'P. 0. via Camden.
\ - JOHN K. GOURDIN.
June 28 -?,. . J m
rv*1? "...?.>.
f
BOUGHT IR KCW TOBE BT ONp OF TBI,
. '. V KO ii. . '.' '..V.
FIRM AT TUB RECENT DB?LI8B.
THOSE DESIRING TO P?RCH ASI
SHE AND CHEAP
HAD BB8T GIVE THS?M A GALL.
They ar? prepared to* aar?* all In th? batt
man nar, and respectfully folio! t * contine**** of
th? favor? hertofoa* ao liberally bet tewed.
Marah ?8_.
PROVISIONS,
JJBAVY CITYMBSS PORK, DRY SALTED
Shoulder?, bhdf. and boxes; Dry Salted
Bi def, hhds. and boxea; Smoked Western
Shoulden, hhds.; Smoked Wester o Rib
Side?, hhdf. , Breakfast Strlpf, Ham?, oov
ered and naked.
LARD-Pare Prim? Natural and Extra, in
tierces, bbl?, and tab**
Extra Fin? TABLE BUTTER, tuba.
Bett Faotory OHBESE.
Sundries.
COFFEES-Java, Laguyra, Rio, all gradea;
FLOURS-all gradea; SUGARS-alt gradea;
M0LA8SBS and SYRUPS-all gradea ;
CRACKERS, all kinda, In bbl*, ?nd
boxes ; RAISINS, Choice Lem?
ons and Oranges, Bottled
Al? and Porter, En?
glish and Ameri?
can, In oases
and bbls.
Chewing Tobacco, eaddles, quarter and half]
boxes ; Catawba Win?, Chole* ?oupper
nong Wine, California Hook Win?,
Clarets, Rasberry Syrup, Black?
berry Brandy, Jellies, Es?
sences, and Grocers Drugs,
Lye and Potash,
and a general as?
sortment of
Liquors, Groceries, Segara, Tobacco.
For sale at wholesale only, by
ADRIAN & TOLLERS*
juno 22
OPENING OF THE
SPRING FASHIONS.
LATEST STYLES OF
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MRS. M. J. ZERNOW,
SUMTER, 8. C.,
having recently returned from
New York, announoes to har
friends and the public of Sumter,
and the adjoining oountlea, that
sho has opened at th? above es?
tablishment a
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
Millinery Goods,
Including all the LATEST PARISIAN
NOVELTIES.
Satisfaetion guaranteed aa to the nrloe and
quality of Gooda pnrohased at this establishment1
Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
April 20_
Canned Meats,
VEGETABLES, FRUITS,
. AND FISH, in great variety,
ORANGES and LEMONS.
ALSO
Flour, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Bacon
Crackers, Candles,
Catsups, Pepper Sauce,
&o., ?co., &o.
Almonds and Raisins,
Fine Segars nod Tobacco.
Bolted Meal and Grist,
FRESH FAMILY SUPPLIES
Received every week, at
JOHN S. HUGHSON'S,
Under the Photographic Gallery
Moy 25
ISli ARBLE YARD
THE undersigned would most respectfully
announro to the people of Sumter nnd eur
rounding country has ho have just recoived a
SPLENDID LOT OF
TUE a, rtol o >
and ts now propared to receive nnd oxoruto or
dora of nil kinds in hie lino, with neatness and
dispntoh.
IRON RAILING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
W. P. SMITH,
8U.MTKR, S. C.
Nvo- 17_tf
NO. 3
GROCERIES.
THE ONLY STRICTLY
Grocery and Liquor House
IN TOWN
rp HE UNDERSIGNED, begs leave lo
I call th? attention of bis frlonds and (he
publie generally to his
NEW AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Whle* ha offws iew f?r CASH ONLY.
All article* warranted aa roeoranfended
?*r- Par? ?tfod.'einal Liquors kept constantly
on hand.
I J. H. ERF.lt H A RT.
April 13 tf
Company,
" JWEMPHIS, TENN ?5SS BB.
_ -
ASSETS, - - . - - . $826,119.03.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, PRHS?BEKT. |
W. J. WICKS, First VIM Pr?sident.
W. F. ROYLE, Boowtary.
J. T. PETTI LL. Sconnd Vic* pmlolent. a*
J. H. EDMONDSON, General Agent. T
. - . : " il
A definite ??ab s?rrender Taloe ii guaranteed on nfl Doli?le* lapsed" by non p;? v roen t of pr*??
lum, w h ten ?mount will, at the option nf tb* policy holder, bo paid bini In r*?h ou the sumador of
his policy, or loan** to him at ala p*r cent. Int*r**t to pay bia futuro prvmioma, thereby tontlnn*
log his pol loy tn foro* for tho fall amount
With sudoient cenital forontir* security, no Life Ioaiarano* Company rifara ?nperioradten
tag** to tb* Carolina. \V
All Ita profils aro dMdod among lt? policy holders, In dividend*, on tV? etfttrlbutlon pian.
No r**triotlona on triival or residence in tb* United Stat**, Canada joe BtSfope., .
Alt policies non forfel table after second year. - - '
AU losaos paid promptly ia cash.
M. C, BUTLElt,
GENERAL STATE AGENT, COLUMBIA^ S. 0.
T? r ;
June 15-3m
1870. . 1870.
MAYESVILLE, S- C.
J. A. CO.,
WILL CONTINUE DURING THU YEAR TO
KKK I* ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY
OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
CONSISTING OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GROCERIES,
ABS PR0?ISI8HS,
and hop? to merit a continuance of th* liberal
patronage they have bom receiving.
We desire to call particular attention te our
trade in
FLOUR.
It is our aim io keep Tor sal? only good quali?
ties of FLOUR, and families may rely upon our
stook as affording the best grades of
Extra and Family Flour,
to be bad tn th? markets.
Oar groceries generally are all
FIRST-CLASS GOODS?
and our DRUGS and MEDIOINES are war?
ranted to be pore and genuine,
Besides th? usual stock of DRUGS and MED
ICINES, we keep always on hand, we offer two
Invaluable preparations of our own mann fae ta re.
Anti-Malarial Specific,
FOR TUB PERMANENT CURE OF
Chills and Fevers.
TONIC BITTERS?
an admirable combination of TONICS adapted
to all eases neodiug Tonio Medicines.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds taken In
DARTER for goods at fair prices.
J. A. MAYES A CO.
Jan 1, 1870_ly_
HARDWARE:
?tore,
Main-st. under Sumter Hotel.
L. P. LORING,
AOBHT won
Messrs. King & Huppman,
IIALTIWOItK, IbT. Et.
Would respectfully solioit the patronage of hie
friends and the public
US HAS IN STORE A COMPLETE
Stock of Hardware and
Family Utensils,
embracing every article in this line of business,
wbieh he intends to sell at the
LOWBST PRICES, FOB CASH.
He will keep always in store, a oomplete assort?
ment of
Collin's Axes, Amos'Shovels and Spade?,
Trace Chaina, Hoes,
K?kcs, Pitch Forks,
Grain Cradlea, Soy the Blades,
Guano Seivos,
Pocket and Tablo Cutlery,
Brass Preserving Kettles,
Tin Ware, Window Glase-all fices.
Persona in want of tho most convenient and
economical Stoves, enn be supplied with tbo
lateatimproved patterns at prices which cannot
fail to give entire satisfaction.
June 15
REMOVAL,.
MISS K. I>. BRITTON
Has removed her Millinery Stock to
tho New Brick Store, next to J. T*
SOLOMONS' where she lins on hand a
complete stock of
TUT T X T T TVT T? XX V
xvi i JU JU in JD ii x .
A RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION OF
SPRINa?vS?UZNSIlV
AND FANCY GOODS,
I>T O RE AT VARIETY.
Tho ladies aro particularly invited to call and
examino the many novelties, of the soason, which
cannot fail to ploase the fashionable and those of
good tasto.
Goods are much oheaper, and will be sold on
very reasonable terms-to suit the time*.
Call at the fashionable Millinery establishment
of
MISS E. D. BRITTON.
June 22 _
MUSIC LESSONS.
Vocal and Instrumental.
Tba undersigned having taken his residence at
Sumter, will give lessons In Singing and on th*
PIANOand VIOLIN. He will likewise give tr?,
strnofious In FRENCH, GERM AN und ARITH
MBT1C.
TUNING OF PIANOS ATTENDED TO.
Fer further particulars, apply io him at bia
roslJenoo la Ilarvio Strcot.
" . . . H. C. M. KOPFP.
Feb 2- ti
COIT'S
Military an4- Commercial
Academy,
MA YES VILLE, S. ?.
IN HI13 INSTITUTION BOYS and YOUfcG
M KN will bo thoroughly filled for COLL KO E
or BUSINESS.
In addition to Anolentnnd Modoru Languages,
tho Schmoes and ordinnry English Branche?,
special Instruction will be gtvru in 1' ION M AN .
S?ll?, BOOK KEEPING. Business Eoruii ?nd
Accounts, and in Vocal Music
Th? Principal refers with pride and gratifica,
tion t J his former pupils, who havo taken high
positions in College or Business.
Tllti FIRST SESSION begins October 1st,
andclosos February 15th.
THE SECOND SESSION begins February ICtb,
and elosos Juno 30th.
TERMS: $N)0 por Session for Board and
Tuition, Invariably in ndvQnce.
French, Qerman and Drawing extra.
For Ciroalara address
CAPT. WILLIAM H. COIT.
Mayes ville, S. C.
t REFEREES:
Ker. J. Leighton Wilson, D. D , Dr. J. A.
Mayes, MayesvUle, So. Ca.; Gon. W. L. T.
Prinee, Cheraw, 8. C. ; Rev. J. B. Mack, Charles
ton; 8. C.; Rev. G. W. Petrie,D. fi., Montgom
.ry, Aln. ; Messrs. Blending A Richardson,
Sumter, 8.0.
July 20_tl oct
Charlotte Female Institute,
Charlotte. No. Ca,
THE 13th ANNUAL SESSION OF
this Institution Commences Hie 30th
? of September and continues until the
?80th of June, 1871. '
An accomplished Corps of Teachers
ha? been employed in nil Broncho? usually
taught in First Class Female Seminarlos.
For Oircular and Catalogue containing fall
particulars as to terms. Ac, address
ROT, R, BURWELL k SON,
July 20-2m]_Charlotte, N. C.
General Life and Fire
[ INSURANCE AGENCY.
SUMTER/ S. 0.
f HE following Companies having complied
with the Law, and deposited $20,000 enoh with
the Comptroller Genoral, offer protection to
bousoholds against loss or damage by Are:
Pheonix Fire Insurnnco Company, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. Cash Assets,
SI,701,000.
Southern Lifo Insurance Company, of
Atlanta, Ga., Gen. J, B. GORDON,
President, M. C. MORRIS, Soc'ty.
Security Piro Insurance Company of
New York, As?Otts, $2.017.809 81.
German Fire Insurance Company of
New York, Assetts. 1.058.054 61.
Georgia Homo Insurance Company,
Columbus, Ga., Aspett?, 408.731 10.
Richmond Banking Insurance Co., cf
Virginia, Assetts, 270.510 24. .
A. WHITE,
Juno 22
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Tieo Dollars per Annum.
64 PAGES READING WATTER.
30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALKER. EVANS' & COGSWELL,
?. WYATT AIKEN,
CHAK?.ESTOT?, ?. C.
July in . lui
JESSE THOM PSI** ,
Attorney and 'Counselor at Law,
Offlco next Door tn Ulirntiing A nichtrdtori,
M'est of Court House,
SuHTKfi, O.
WILL PUAOTICIi i?. ?ll i ho
Courts of (he Third Judicial Cfrtfnlt, iUfi, in tho
Supreme Court Ht Ch.irlosnm and Culttir.l.la.
July 20_
JAMES lt UM!,!;.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE ALI !1 \?
Boots, Shoes, Hats
Opposite J. T. SOLOMON.
Sumter, So, Ca,
Feb 1(1 i Ln t.
' ?SV . *
Architect, County ?arvoyor
-A Mil
Mechanical Bttgii? ocr
WILL ATTEND IO ANY T.'.'M. I .?.- EN
trn-ir,! in Mm wiih sT'nr-icv ami ih'spal.h,
ReUfsto FOES OR Fill K.\ its.
Adilrv/s, Maurli.-.'ii t, 8,' I),
Jan? 29 - .W ?
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