The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, October 19, 1870, Image 4
f . TAX?*, wto will ^^^?f^?sfl
?IT OW AdrertUlur Wae?! ftV N**f?f?
But iWl?noBld dee^
{pg the imsll . mou ot due tile "rlrV/efc
man. Every ^?!^f^?^^^
Mi paper., Pay np 1 Pay ?jpffl ? \ j$
TSP Seed-lijo at V????#VVW
and Confectionery.. Se? advert?a ernest
Light ?rosts were seen io thia S???OQ1
on the mornings of the- Uth' afld l?thj
Vegetation is still uninjured by it.
INTERESTING TO TDK &ADIB*,
Ia tho advertisement of Mrf, M. J J
ZtBNOw, whioh appears in oar col um nj
today. Her Fall and Winter Opening]
jg unusually rich and beautiful. ' ''Ly
I?, ?rn ' . ??
S. O. CKNTHAt SA 11 ROAD.
W. H. PLKONNEA^J, Esq., TrcasorJ
sr, gives notice that-this fourth inatal
nient of five dollars per share ia paya*
ble on the 15th of November, v
THB WIDE-AWARE
Fire Company, (colored,) were ont io
full uniform and strength, Saturday
last, with their now attractive cud
useful machine. The interest manifested
br eur colored citixens, in this depart;
neut, is worthy commendable notice.'
HT" The sprightly letter of oar cor-1
respondent "Edith Earlton*" ooucerning|
the recent session of Harmony Presby?
tery, at Bishop ville, we regret to say,
although in typo, is unavoidable orowd
ed from our present issue.
THU REODLAB PARADE
Of the Sumter Fire Engiue Company,|
on Monday last, brought out the nd
jackets in force, and, as is always thvl
caso, a bevy of pretty girls to witness]
their practice. The beautiful "Eagle |
"played" well ber part-at each iospir I
iog shoot from the boys at the brakes,!
Bending her glistening spouts highcrj
and yet higher above.
TU? DAY.
The people of South Carolina will go
to the polls to Cast their suffrages. It
is an oceasion upon whioh no honest
and intelligent oiticen caa look without
deep concern, or ?a unmoved or iud ?der
ent observer.
Go to tho ballot box, and there lift
your voice, and the vote you cast ogaiust
the misrulo and corruption that uow
prevails ia tho public affairs of thc
State.
THE COTTON OttOP
Of this ecol ion is turning out lighnrj
even than was calculated upon at the]
beginning of the pickiug season.
The complaint is generalty coupled!
with the declaration that the invest-l
ment in fertilizers has not been profita?
ble. . .?. . r ..
ThjS^areaont price of tho staple is,
too,'rumpus to the planter, even uudcrj
more..faforable circumstances.
Froju the present situation, let our!
people learn still another lesson io re-i
gard to growing.more largely Of broad]
T---'
SAVINCi'N BANK. J
It affords US no little pleaau?e to d
rect public attention to the''advertise
mont of the Citixens Saving'* Bank ofl
South Carolina, as published in ourj
issue to-day.
We congratulate our oommunity upo nj
the establishment of a branch of this)
useful institution ai Sumter, with Maj j
J. W. DARGAL ?as Assistant Cashier,]
aud Messrs. J. T. SOLOMONS, L. G[
PATE, J. S. RICHARDSON, Jr., and T.j
B. FBASEB, as a Jocal Finance Commit^
teo.
It will, no doubt, undor such manage*!
ment, become a popular institution inj
our midst. .
DOW 15?riC ENTERPHISB.
That ?fir people should encourage
and sustain all manner of laudable
domestic enterprise, is a self ev ?d'nt
prinoiple, and one whi?h we have long
proclaimed; in it ie involved mutual
advantage and the common good.
In this oonnexion we refer with mudd
pleasure, to the announcement, by Mri
W. J. ANDERSON, as Agent, on another!
oolumn, of buggies, wagons, carriages/
carts, &o., for salo. Mr. ANDERSON isl
a master.workman, in the litoral signi
fieation of the term, and we invite all
interested to visit tho establishment]
managed by him.'
"GOOD TO BAT."
Sosree an ear upon whioh such i i|
announcement falls with indifference;
and if it be, perchance, where nature is
declaring ber wants in tones of demand
which cannot be silenced exoept by
"supply," such words exoite an intercut
whioh probably no others eould produoe [
Interesting a? they are, they come from
a source from whence thoy may bo ful?
ly realised. Look you to the adver?
tisement of Dr. J. S. H HOUISON'a Family
Qroeery, now managed by Mr. J UNI UH
N. SPAHN. We speak from experience.
Flour a? white ss snow, and cabbage,
??big heeds" ?od "hard heads1/' and ever
so ?soy good things.
*TFJ3RB I?NOXl
sZ&e^^
rr^?t?, Valla*., Ba^.kWbels. CoHaw, U.?W
tf$*&^ Leather, B?4*1*rj
?W*^-*H. kept In . amt*!**
^?^^^ l?rt.W?*braw?; cali at J; 8. T?tnKU J
QKto,?oy.9 aputh Frost Street, WllmtogW,
fcr.-o." . . y-y ; . .'- j < . .-;
will buy abe ea wltb aHvfr or copper Upi, which
will ?av* tb*,pr*** of?. o?w peir of ?hoes. ; <W
pared with ragged toe? and dirty stockings, .therr
_-Mawfejca^sggi; asse^Ei rv
[HOW ?O M?KjRnpP ATTW?tiTIVil
DehH h*v* your s?lrv Without banDter?, at |
the ri ak -af breaking your children's ' nooka
Don't bar? woodoo ceilings, tbat'requir* ? ?ord
of lightwood to illumin?t? ibo room. Doh';
bave, wladow? without glaifl, ao that whoneverii
raina you mu?t ahut out tb? light of heaven.
Don't-bare sashes without blinda, ao that tb*
summer.?un will d?sete your oyes, warp your
, fur ul turo and fade your cor pot. Bot order all
?the rieccstoury m ? lor?ala for furnishing ' .youl
?h nu io ID comfortable . stye frota P. P. Tonie,
ICbarlostou, 8, 0., tb? largest manufacturer of
[such thing* In tho Southern States.
Th? Flee Dollar Sowing Machine purohaaedL
by ne, January,-1866, from tho Family Beninga
Machine Company, 8fi Nas?ou-?treet, N. T. hasf
beam In almost ?onatant use orer aloco. It bael
not been ont of or ?Cr once Hal coat nothing!
j Cpr repair?, and I find it si .aplo ?nd reliable Ipi
operation, ?nd, alway*, ready to a?w, Tbod-l
friends af taine' who ate them with the now tm ~
pr o vernen ts ar? very much pleased. Tba ?ne
have I would not part with..
MRS. ANN IV. CUTHBURT,
428 We.<i 36th Street, Now York.
Aug 81-- ' _ Bm
This celebrated medicine ba* won a deservedly
Ihigh reputation n* nn alleviator of pain and t
preserver ot' health, lt bus become a house
bold remedy, from tho fact that it glvea irame
diet? and permanent relief. . Il ia a purely vogo
table pr?paration, mado from the best and puioa"
materials, safe to keep and to use In every fara
Hy. It is recommended by physicians and per
son* of all clauses, and to day, after a public
trial of thirty years-the overage life of man
it stands unrivalled and unexcelled, spreading
ita usefulness over the wide world. Its larg
ind iUoro&slng sale affords poaitive evidonco of j
ita enduring fame. We do not deem it necessary
to say much lu ita favor us ono smnll bottlo wit
do moro to oonvinco you of its efficacy tbnn all!
the advertisements in the world. Oivo it one fair!
trial and you would not bo without it for ten'
times Ita cont.
Directions accompany eaoh bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Prico 25 cts., 60., ct?., $1 per bottlo.
j Oct_
* A TORPID SVSTBirg.
Sometimos, without any assignablo causo, the]
physical strength and animal apirite give way,
and a atrango torpor fulls alike on tho body and
ntollecti There is little or no pain porhups, but
the nalual vigor and elasticity of tho nervous,
and muscular system seems to have departed, aud
an indifference to tho ploasurcs of life, und even
[of tte grave responsibilities, take* the pince of tbat
earnest interest lu both which ohnrnctorizos o vet y
well balanced mind when in a healthy condition.
This state of partial collapse is often the pro
in on (tory My mp tonn of aotuo serious malady. Tt
indicates unmistakably that the vital powers arel
languishing and need a stimulant. In auoh cases
tho effect of a few ijosos of ll atelier's Stomach
Bitter* is wonderfully beneficial. Tho great tonic
wakes up the syatcm from ita drowse. Tito so-j
crotlous and the circulations reouivo
new impetus. The relaxed norves
Icover their elasticity under the operations ofj
the sp?cifie, like the slackened strength of o
inusual instrument tn tho process of tuning.
Lethargy und debility aro replaced by energy'
and vigor, tho spirits riso, and lifo that almost!
seetqod a burdon whilo tho aonson of depression,
lasted, becomes onco moro enjoyable. Tbnt auch
radical change should be produced by ii rem
dy entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids and
??In?rala so extensively used iu modern practico,]
may seem incredible to thus? who pin their faith,
n tb? medicinal efficacy of active poisona, but!
if these akeptics will take tho troublo to onquireU
of those who have tested tho corrective and ?l-H
tentative virtues of the Bitters under tho circum
tances described, they will find the statement
to be true.
New Advertisements.
OCTOBER, 1870.
J. & P. COATS
BEST SIX COBB
IS NOW THE
I
?Thread put up for tho American mirkot
which is
SIX-CORD IS ALL NUMBERS,
From No. 8 to No. 100 inclusivo.
For Hand and Machine.
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY, .
BOU I If BOTMLBllfClV, PA?
An Industrial and Polytechnic Inatitutiot
<tm flJ>l?> <D7 alu j. aaa 3>A3a3B.
Tho course ia of Foun Years, Two In the First
and Socond Classes, and Two in one of tho
following Technical Schools: 1, (l'entrai Litera
titre; 2, Civil Engineering ; 3, ?feehunieal Engi?
neering ; 4, Mining and Metallurgy ; 6, Amity
tieal Vhemtetry.
-The placo ia remarknblo for Ita pure air, good
water, health and beauly of scenery. It I? but
31-4 hours by rail from New York and 2 1-2
from Philadnlfabia. The fine buildings and liber
al arrangements for instruction commend it tn
parents and students. Apply to the President.
Students admitted at any timo_*.
?tt'BWINU MACHINES-AGENTS WANTED
? Salary $10,000 por year; Circulars ard
earoplo* of work free. Address CRYSTAL S KW
INO MAOHIKE Co., BO?TOW, Ma*.*/_
V**.1 f iA ?aY VOal ALU-Stencil TOPI sam,
P*'j>lVple* mailed freo. A. J. f'UhbAM
646 Broadway, Y. Y. _
nov AS. HAVANA LOTTEB?.
Prizes cashed and Information furnished .by
O.BORQB HPHAM^Provldenaj.'R.;.!.
(0 cts. to $5 per Evening, ?t Homet
Wear? prepared to furnish profitable employ?
ment to Mon aaa Woman at their home*. One
person la eneb ideality throughout' the Uni tod
states, can ?ngag? In this h a si nose at gr?at Wajgei
We ??nd, yana, full particular* and a valuable
t a rn pie, which will do to com monee work on. Any
person aeelpg this notice, who want* profitable,
permtnent work, should send u* their address,
without delay
B.O.AliliftN ?V?Q.? Anarnata? Malta?.
AVOID QUACKS.
A victim of early indiscretion, oauslng nervous
lability, prematoto decay, Ac, having tried in
rata every advertised remedy, ba? discovered a
.implemean* af solf-curo, wbiob be will send
fr?? to bia fellow sufferers.
Address J. U,,SUTTLB, 78 Nama st., N. Y.
. . ... ba ir? ?viii (y ; '. ' v
h i?v.
?AOKS end SABAT?0A>XOY *atJK*8. %
YOU J
:< "X^JlO? . . fv* ?'"Iii
tt&, . ? J
nay want * Trunk ?wited for L?die<rV work, ?nd|
isreyon?taflat! tl ..>^;>;^ [f? ? H
TO
..fe-*?.- ' 'I;.- . . ,
Tour s?tlifaetloe. And li you make or repetrl
Boot? and Shoo?, hero la tho plao? to buy Loath.
ar, French ?nd Amerloan C?lf Skin?, Qoat end|
Morocoo, Spilt leather, Bassets, Oak ?pd Hom ?
look Solo Leather. Therefore when you
READ
[about what I hara, oome and examine the]
[Blacking,-Rrusbos, Shoe Finding?, Ae.,- which
lorn furnish, wholesale or retail, rt price? toj
[make it aa object.
THIS
Ile also a fuot : I have a ot of II ATS at coat to|
oloao Invoice. Call at
* James Caldwell's,
Main Street,!
OPPOSITE J. T- SOLOMON'S.
?SIGN OF TUE BIG BOO! '.
Sept 28_
HO FOR BARGAINS!
-AT
!FRANK FOUSOM'S
Cheap Variety Store.
Ho Ima just roturnod from New York with u
Ano selection of
?Fancy Qoods, Toys, Confcc-g
tionery, &c. jj
.Great Bargains olio red (lie Ladies!
? especially. ?
j Everybody-Young und Old, Little and Big, j
Swill bo served tobest of my ability. j*
?Tea at $1,25 per pound-l
THOSE SPLENDID SCRUBS at 60c. each S
Sept 28-6m_ F. A. FOLSOM. ]
Miss E. J). BMTO? j
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE j
her friands, nnd particularly tho ?
ladies Of Sumter and con.mu- I
nity to call nnd examiuo ?
Her Eich and Beautiful Stock!
-OF- ?
Fall Millinery
and Fanoy Goods.
Il?vlng sotooied her goods personally, and
with great care, in the New York and Bnltiinore
markets, she feels confident of plensiug all, both
gas regards quality, etl te and pri>:o. Aa usual,
(hero are many novelties for tho eenson.
MISS BRITTON is aupplied with a FIRST
: CLASS MILLINER nnd a DRESS MAKER,
(rom Baltimore, who aro well qualified for the
business. Tho fashions procured in New York.
Ladies, call nnd have your Dresses and Hats
uinde in the latest styles. "
I Paper patterns of Dresses, Sscquce and other
?articles of dross may bo had.
I At the Now Store next to J. T. SOLOMONS
I Supt 28_
?F. HALTOM FOLSOM,
CO
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?
O
ri
O
?Watchmaker and Jeweller.!
SUMTER, S. C.
Calls the attention of tho publio to his assort ]
Jment of
Watches, Clocks,
Jo wol r jr, Spectacles,!
land a Fine Article of 81LVER PLATED WARE,[
Bridal Presents, Ao.
Persons pnrobasing of him onn rest assured of]
(getting articles a* reprcsonted. All work in iny|
line nosily rcpairod and guaranteed.
Barrett's Building, South West Corner]
Main and Liberty-streets.
Pot 6_
?State of South Caro li i ia.I
COUNTY OF SUMTKtt.
Special Copartnership.
Ir.?. UNDERSIONKD, L. 0. PATE, CEI
X STUDBS and MARX E. COHEN, citiscnsl
ot Sointer,.hnve ibis 20th. day of August, 1870.1
nssooiated themselves in business as General!
U cronan u under the name of PATE A STUBBS ?
li. G. ???K and O. Bf STUBBS are Generala
Partners. . \
MARX E. COHEN is a Special Partner, anol
has inrosicd in the ouslneis, Four Tbooeandl
Dollar? In'.eash. ' ' * , I
This partnership lo.last one year, from above!
datoandbe renewable at tho option of tho parties!
rSignod] L. O.'PATB," _
. 0. E. STUBBS.
' -? ? ? MARX fi. COHEN.!
Sept le < _i_6un_
Lumber! Lumber ll
IT HAVE ON tlAttD AT MY Mitt, bet ween I
1 (6) five and (0) els HUNDRED THOU
SAND FEET OF! . \ . . I
ClOOD SKAftONBD I/UirfB&R.
whioh I will sell at reasonable prices, either all
the MILL, or delivered in Town, for which
orders may be loft at my Store in Sumter, and|
it will resolve prompt attention. ' .
J. RETTENBERG.
Oct 5-1 ni
J Pw Senior ?aH?^r devoted' much t?te. a?d attention to
[selection of these Goods, and made it bis business to find on?
twhet?' tbe best bargains, \pf reliable Quality, could be - obtained,]
?vV..-" ^ I^ WTO ^ aw preparod to r ^ . / ; j
We invite the attention of buyers to the following, which em-]
[brace but a few of the goods and prices of our Stock, and ask all]
[to call and see for themselves before making their purchases"..
?BROWN SUGAR, - - * , ? 12 1-2 cts, per lb;
Best G. Coffee Sugar, : - - - 16 cts. per lb.
Molasses, 50 cts. per gallon--by the Barrel, 45 cts. per gallon,
?Lard, - - - v - 20 cts. per pound.
Cheese, best quality, r - 20 cts. per pound.
^Candles, - - 20 cts. per pound, by the small box.
[Good Family Soap, IQ cts. per,pound-by the box 8 cts.? per lb.
^Coffee, a good article, - - - 26 cts. per pound.
[Choice Hyson Tea, ?. - $1 per ponnd.
jChoice Oolong Tea, - : - - $1 50 per pound.
[Choice English Breakfast Tea?, - - $1 25 per pound.
?Flour, - - - - $7 to $10 per barrel.
(Our Flour was bought at the time of the greatest decline in]
^prices since tho war.) ' ., .
OF ALL KINDS AT REDUCED PRICES.
A Fine Assortment of Bac o nj
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
[CANDY, 30 cts. per pound, best quality.
FANCY GROCERIES, of all kinds.
LIQUOR
|Pure Whiskey, of good quality, at - 50 cts. per quart.]
JWiues and Liquors of all kinds, at low prices.
T O IB -A- O O O .
I A. Fino Stock of Tobacco, SnurT and Scgnrs, und a Choice assortment of Pipes]
Bought from the Importers.
COATES' COTTON, genuine, - - $1 per dozen.
?Best "English" Needles, - - 6 cts. per paper.
{Shirtings, 10 cts. per yard-Heavy. - 12 1-2 cts. per yard.
fGood Calicos, 12 1-2 cts. per yard.
jGood DeLains, fashionable styles, - - 25 cts. per yard.
[Empress Cloth, 60 cts. per yard.l
[Kid Gloves, all colors, - - 75 cts. per pair.!
?Kentucky Jeans, - - * - 16 2-3 to 20 cts. per yardi
^Blankets, - - - $2 25 per pair.!
Dress Goods of all kinds. A Fine Stock of Heavy Goods.!
Fancy Goods, Collars and Cuffs, Laces, real and imitation,
Ribbons, Hair Nets, new styles,
Waterfalls, Puffs and Rolls for the hair, India Rubber Goods.
A SMALL HUT SELECT STOCK OF
RIAL FRENCH ?MWMl SOAPS, POWDER ML
PURCHASED FROM THE AGENTS OF THE PARIS MANUFAC
turcrs, at the lowest prices for oash.
3
mm war ~M
Hardware
A Complete assortment, selected with great care.
|A Splendid Stock of Gu hs J
?OF THE NEWEST. STYLES. EMBRACING]
THE RHINE," "OUB FRITZ," LOTHAIR," ftc.
?CHEAP HATS, - - - at 50 cents each.!
A NEW AND CHEAP SUPPLY.
LEATHER of all kinds.
CARPETS, DRUGGETS and RUGS.
GOOD BRUSSELS CARPETS, at $1 60 per yard.
HANDSOME PATTERNS.
STRONG HEMP CARPET, yard wide, at 50 cts. per yard.
[Cheap and. Good Clothing.
COTTON purchased at highest market price.
EXCHANGE on JtfeW; Yorfc for sale.
Wo intend to ?ell our gooda Low for Cash. They have been bought ot tho]
ilowcHt wiroleaala prices, rind wo intend giving our customers tho benefit of ow]
bargains, so as to establish tho r?putation of A CHEAP AND RELIAR! **
HOUSE. ? " :
CHAS. H- MOISE & ?Ou
PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE,
Oct 5 SUMTER, S. C>
?..j....
TW
^^^^
Pf*
? lattSM
... theoHglnal Map* and Iltolratk*?. FuJsJ
-V ll?h?d Ey, Bcrtbuw 4 CW for **1? ?fl
Fngord?'* Book D*p?*iU?ry,aad fbrnUttfal
oftbV?ouqtrJ,oa rW(4?(-w. .^.<fl
A new aappt,cf (?M* *e4u?bl? book? ofl)<>S*i
constipation, ?nd lu r*)n?ai?l cdr?.'....l.W
Stepplpg Heavenward, by Mis? ?. Treatise 1/TJ
M Sra Tw*iu's inno-ccn.U Abroect f "or, the New"
Pilgrim's Progr*?*, Illustrated.....3.5?
phamber>* Enoycl^tfs, reveted eAluoO. , Be*.
v .??ib?r? wuVpltei?W
Spar? Hourn, (Horso Sebsadfse,) *>y *Af?B?ow?
M. h., ?rst ?n^i?aiiMaaflaaU^M^v.^?jl
Passages from th? English Nats Book? of
aniel Hawthorn, 3 yols ^^..?ri'.?.V.^.H
The Utart of th? Continue?, a record, o V tra?ali
actors tb? Pluto? an (J in .Oregon,-with an
examination of tho Mormon Prlaeiple. bj
Pitf Hugh Ludlow, illujtrattd.Xii
%*Frfcncb, English and American .Kolo and
loiter Papar: and Envelope*, together with?
general ?took of Blank Boob? as? StaJLbmery.
H. B.~Our>MONTHLY LITBRA?YBttLLE
TON will bo sent FREE to persons Itt the co??.
vs. ?/.<> ? ' ,. ." . .... .
^SJV* Persons residing In Ina country will
plea?? bear fa nindi tbat by sending order? tu tu
for any bouka published In A tnorica they ' will bi
charged only tho prioa of tb? book. We pay foi
tho poitaga or express. . r
Address
Fogartie's Book Depository;
No. 900 KINO STREET, (IN THU DEND.)
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oct 6 - ' ? ' ? .
SAFETY LAW, 1
! - ?o.
PERKI N'.8.4, H O U 8 E 8 * V.
NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE LAMP 18
absolutely aafo both from Breaking and Ex?
plosion., tiivoa twice ea much Light a? ordinary
Lamp?, ii nd u?oa 38 per cent. lo?? Oil. Gives off
no uder, and In? ta a life timo. . -
For ?ale by
JT, P. BBOVTNB,
No. 136 Meeting street, and No. 61 Broad
Street, Charleston, S. C.
Agent for Stato of South Carolina.
OREEN rf) WALSH, Agent* . for. Sumter
I Sept 6- Stn .
C. GR A VE LET,
DIRECT IMPORTER OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS,
lao
Agricultural Implements,
NO. S2 Bust Bay St. South of th? Old Post 001??
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
Oct 5 Sm
FOR ALL KINDS OF
Books and Stationary,!
Go to EDWARD PERRY,
140 Meei in g-street, opposite CbarleatOB Hotel.]
Oet t* tm
FOR PRINTING and BLANK BOOK
. MANUFACTURING and BINDING In all'
jiu brandea, go to . EDWARD PERKY,
1 i9 Meotiug-atroot, opposite Charleston Hotel.]
Oct 6-_. ' Sm
ASPECIALITY, FLOUR'SACKS, PAPER]
BAGS and WRAPPING PA Phil,
At EDWARD PERRY'S.
140 Mcetiiig-street, opposite Charleston Hotel.1
Oct 5_? . _6ia
PAVILION HOTBLj
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BOARD, PER DAY, $3.00.
KOOT. Il A MILTON, 1 MUS. H. 1. DU ITKRTIKI D,
Superintendent, Proprietor
Oi?t s_ ' _
J. E. SU ARES,
SUMTER FURNITURE
. --AND '
Chair War?-Room.s*
HAS ON HAND A LA lt OE STOCK OF FUR?
NITURE, for lei? than oun be obtained in any
Southern market, Itaving both freight and risk of
hreakago by Railroad. With experience ia this
branch of business in tho City of Charleston, for
twenty five yours, and hading tho advantages ol
(hobest Manufacturer*, bo 1? offering first da?>
work of which erery H ril?lo soid ia warranted.
The stock consists of
Sofa?, 8ldo lion rd?. Book C t res. Wardrobes .
Washstand*, Bureaus, Cottage Setts, Whatnot?
Ks tension Tables
M ,i botany, t'uno^i nd Wood fl sn t Rocking Chairs
Mahogany, Cane and Wood Seat Setting CbtUm
Crib?. Cradles
Trundle Dedstrnds and Cottage" Bedsleads J
Every style Looking Glasses and Mattrasse?.'
FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES
just reoelred. together with a lot of WALL PA?
PER AND BORDERING.
Main Street, opposite Express Office,
UP STAIRS.
J. E. Suares,
Fel>3*-tf _
EXECUTOR'S SALB
0 J?* - HM -A. ONT i> .
BY CONSENT OF THE PARTIES INTER.
EST ED in the Real Est? te of Mr?. MAR
GARET McLKoD, deceased, acoordlag to the
terms of her.will. I will' soil nt- Sumter Court
House, on gales.day lr) November next, a Ir'net
nf lund belonging %n said Refute, In tb* Cooaty
..f Bu tutor, in ilia State of South Carolina; * con?
taining TUBER HUNDRED A*ND TWBtttY.
ir VE ACHES, mon Ar lo bounded North by
fand of Jolt? Montgomery and ft?mu?l N.
UcOate, Etfst bj- lind of J. ll. Wilson, SoVtb by
rand Of Bard. 'Wwn, and Wa*!,bf Ko* of Estate
^f*tows McLeod. ' ?J !
1 TERMS:..one halfertsh und the balance ot? a
credit of twelve months. ?Uh Interest, th.? pay.
loenlfn be leonretl.by Hnnd of th? parehasot
with martgag? ?fine^ wemUe*.,
. Pnrohatore to psy for tinners ?ntl stamp?,
f ? G. M. JUol'EOD, Kxocator.
i Oet 5 rid .
Fi
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br o c. al t A K fc
P&fW^ ? '.KBTAIL AX p
W? b?g tofafom o?r frlsnds, patron* isl ?ll <
thal tr? he??\?p*aed ? larj?
WHOLES A
Li?xt door to oar leUU stpre, whee? we wilj ? huw
Jlywesl Agare? for c?ll ur city acceptance.
t^ffina?!etf???\h? largest Moak ?nd ai J
. Mt? and t?amtno esr ?tock (before fun ftitja^ i
. ,". ' ;J? V-V AC*
lin. Jo sj? Q.' A?**s !? ?ttl. vt. and will Uni*
laoliitancae erery ?Ucnilun p*?aible. .. ?
?espacttuii
?aiS??MaMH^
PJK08FH?TE KQVK$ ?
' OF
liOUf tt CARO I I N A ,
AND TUB
I1 'Great Carolina Mar?-Bofl.",
[A Popularand ?olcnlille Vl?w of theirOrlalo,
. Geological. Poaltlya ?od Ago. Ai*?, 1 b*i>
Chfiolcal Character and Agricultural Valu?.'
Together ?lib ? History nf ibii: Discovery and
DoToloptnotil. Jinvlug tri colorad plater. ByK
Prof?- sur F. S. lloln.e?, of Charleston, B? C.,K
(Onoefrtie Discoverers.) ' ^
Irpt?lS W?ftK iaT?OW IN PRES.
l l and will b* shortly publbhed. Apply at k
HOLMES' BOOK JlOUSif, Kin? 8tract P
'oosTj?rtM . k$HL
fi Rearons for Publishing thia Pamphlet; 2.?.
Seltnllfie Terms and popular Nanua.' . ?
d,-Sanaa gl?on to. 0?o Pho.pl.?te Rip? j 4,ll
Karllest Notice of Ph* rphato Rock?. ' j
&, Otol?gica! History and Order of Sneeesslon
of tba Vossillferoui Red? of tub Charleslon Uualn,'
with colored illustration?. . - - .? .
?, Eocene Bohr?tone or 8 ilk I fled Sholl-Forraa
Ooo; 7, Meloeono liad*. ,
8, Pielocon? Bed? ; 0, Past Pliocene lied? ; Ago?
of tb? Phosphat? Kqck?.
. 10, Poos phate - Rook Da ?In s, tho pre. h ! i to rio
dg? of man. -
ll, Recent or ll lit orlo qi Age ; 12, WtyU ar
FifP?ll? end PetrefaclluDi.
13, Orlgl a of th? Phosphate Bock?, with ooh
?rod plat?.
'14, How the Nodale? were eonrertad into
Phosphate Rook?, wltb colored plate ; 15, "fleh1
Bed of tbe Charleston Basin." ? '
1?, Tba "Oreat Carolinian Marl Red 17,
, Comparison of Marl? associated with tb? Phos*!
bal? Book ?nd tb ose dot thu? associated. ? '. I
18, Comparing pf.lb? Santee, Cooper, andi
Ashby Wari? j 1?, Green Sand?.
20, Une of Ground or Kaw phosphates, at* a
Fer til lier ; 21, Discovery ?pd Do? el op ui on t of the
Carolina Pfcospbatas'j S2. When and bow th?]
Rook wat dist found ; 23, DUcovcry of tho Rock?]
ia mm .
24, DlicoTory of ?tone arrow-heads ?nd . s toni
hatchet) 2?, Humen hone? takon fron? the MIS?
bed ; 20, Coprolite? In caverna or pockets ; 27,
Loller of Professor liol nie?? September 17ln,
1868, recapitulating lb? history of tho Carol?,
na Phosphates an their- vuluo a? ascertained,
August, 1807. v .
28, Letter of Dr. Pratt In reply ; 29, Who are
the discoverer? 7
34, Why tb? discovery wa? net mad? long Pgo
31, What bas been done In this Hew department!
of commerce, and wbat ls-now being dnnoj
towards lb? de??lopment of tho South Carolin
Phosphate?. .
31, List of organised Companies engaged in
mining and manipulating these rooks, with card?,
of each Company . ?.?
Applications for coties may bo mod? ntl
HOLMES' BOOK HO?SK King street. To?;
those Companies who subscribo for 200 eopiesuj
or more, a discount will he mud?. '
m Sept 2ft
E. B. STODDARD & CO,!
' WU OLESALB DEALERS Hf A j
BOOTS, SHOES \
> . . ? AND .
At Manufacturers' PriconJ
165 MEETING STREET, . ?
NEARLY OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTBlJj
?> Sept 2?~- , V ? 8in. 1
WILLIAM L. WEBB, I
LATE 'I
WEBB & SAGE, 1
SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON, WK HU JL 00 ?
" IMPORTER OF v ; I
China, Glass and Earthenware,
Nu 12c? MEETING STR ' ET, |
(OH? )>OOR f HOM ll AS Kl. ST.,) I
CHARLESTON, C. |
J-'D*' Will Supply (Oinlry Merchants will *
Ooods, In his ljno, ?f *? luw r.itc? as they c-HM^
buy lu New Yurk orulsewbefe.. k
Sept?? ' ' ' . -, ? I
GEO, W. WILLI AMS Sb C0.|
FACTORS, I
Proprietors Oarblina Fertilizer,^
j OHARLEriTON, B-C |
WILLIAMS,.M?I? IE & C<V
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IN. Y. |
Liberal Adtsnew mmfs on Colton and.produco;
'hlppQd to n? tr? Charleston or N-w Yorlt, ?
Agent'? f?r Saarf^s Lock, Kurnka and Buokle'
Tie. butler ?al Swell's Tius. fi
8?pt 2^m. -, ,y . , ^ fy
J? E. ?BOEB & 00? J
IMrOiKTKHS UV Aili? DE A Ut HM IM , t,
HARD WAIVE J
- CUTLERY, GUNS, BAR IRON, STEEL, ' j
'..> . -AND ."I
A grioultuml Iitiplcmciitf,,
j.p, Aiptt t i1 ... A> d
A. MeD. Bruwn. ISO Meeting Strtet, !
K. D. KoMnst.n, ?nd j * <*
G. Il, Mufi!!,.-. V?2 Xast Ila? Street. .
SK A. KmylhT | ? ' *
Hopi 2i- #>m
, ' - . $*> H ? ?. -*Vvif>/. -.-?Afc V*?<
i'urtN* low nsa??,?^?>ft^rb?j ^vr.4 ?D tho/ eu/via?-.
ip vou< binr.t Ko. ts? ?oj fr**, s ... ?.?j j a
WHO I? BSA lU^jtP?K Ift?/^l I?gg
GLASSWARE^ KSTABLIS*?^^
PROM Ho> li 7 ''MB BTftifo. STRE ^.?VIM|?
\ ' JlAYB^Bltl'B?t,; . '^|9g|
extending through i o No 0 2 M A UK El STE ?BT^.
onWobo*>^Bit?^^V^
Mr. ,W. SLLANNBA Vf rr il) jf?i*tW ^Tjpfcfcs
S ALB DEPARTMENT
.haiga, ?od Mr; smUh^.Tij(!t?'?^;y0i^k^
ba found. ut tho RBXAiit STORE, wlgjffl
..?INCL STRBBT,-j?^r ^nt*\^i^?^
Iiuonag? thal branch. ?' ?<?.
I. Our eu ?tonier? o nj friend*, ?Ml find a, ??a??
?plato . ASSORTMENT 0* afOJifr'&fytJ
Store* at RBAS.ONAB?R' <^W\C?l?*;? H
Wa. 0. Wni??M.: ' . " 'fit W&8S?V??f
W.tfrLat!?!*?.-' g* .
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CROCKERY, CHINA AND OtAS*V^?
WHOLESALE OB RET AI Jj. : % .. v<
ri o. .2 0 U A Y'N ? SVR'^T$
No. 62 MA^KItr St?J?BT^^5;:|
WATCHES, iipl
JEWBLRY, .- . . c..??;>'?,
SILVER A N D PLAT?I> 'WAREV. ^v> Efl
CVT AND PKK88RD GLASS,^/;
. ; ' . ; CROCKERY AND ^Ur?fA ?
f> ' * ' AT r^'j?|^
- N o; A ? 5 KIN <K $ T jR^r^, ^ ?3
: CORNER BBAyFAlNZvi^^/^
til PoVaaloby , 1' : ..'
WILL I A M u., w H t' L * B:;N : &j ' Waffl
. . >V. ... ;_?.
; V, FARMERS VBRT?L?EWWV i
1 Offloo 29 ll,) one Street ?,\?? "; , \
. . WILLIAM CL WUILD??>: , ^ ^
Sept? , '..' i '? . ? ?j ^Proe>dafoV;
PtTit?MT'TT'"- Tl&.&?P
I Jr XX IX* It X?%* XxVLIiil;;
tfohn F, Taylor; 4t
jj 'sfO 'CA!?1 HUON A.C?.(v
Engineers, B?iler:Mafeers; ?o^
Nos.4, 0, 8, 10 & 12 PiiLTCl??ft O S^
(NKAlt TI1K Pit Y D?CK)/' -
CH ? it IrfRgTO X jj "??i-pA? I
Stciiiu K i igi ncs and Bo?l?i^
I MARINE, STATIONER Y Pitf&Sftp';,
cRiC? . Ttcsb?'rtV . mid ''Milla- fe
J, oVory. ic^oV?ptja^?;* a
Shafting PuJ!?09 iihd -(?cai'ijig^
Iron Ff outs for Hullt?in^s, |
Castings of QVisYy kind
iu Iron or BrfisSaJW y
fi Wc guarantee to furnish Engine^
? and Boilers of aa ^ood quai- |
iiy and p?\yer, and at j
as low r?todtl8can .;
be had in
|Now York, Baltimore - cv Phila^
J del|)hia. ? t
I ' " ?OENTS FOR . ' 9
f.?f?ins?N'S OKI.I?J?HATIVD. (?QV^
j HJtXOU ANJJ S?TOl? VAL Vt?, M
fwlijoli ure put ?5?i ajl nfihaiiir Kn^iuo?.
!j M. KASO?. 1 T: ^WVX. (
?IRONWOlis,
J ESTABLISHED 1S3^. I
ATitJVAi/ A\+)> COLVMttt;.H*''?tf?12Br??
ICliarlehiuH ?V'?V '/?T'? T
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