The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, August 30, 1881, Image 3
fi! jj* Ma%mnHi?rSon]
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3
Entered at the Post O?ce at Sun
(?., as Second Class Mattel
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
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Tue Money Order Delivery is Open ev
during the week, from SA. il. to
Soatbern and Northern Mails close
M. Both Mails Open SA. M.
Suodays-Both Mails close at S P. M
ral Delivery Open from 8 to 9 A. M
- Arrivais and Departures of County i
'BishopvilleMails arriveon Monday's V
days and Fridays, 12 M., andleav<
M. same days,
k Smithville and Providence Mails
p on Mondays, Wednesday's and Friday;
M., aid leave 2 P. M. the same days
JNO. A. WHITTEMORE, F
LEONARD W. CORBETT, Assistant P.
The warehouse at the depot is now
with goods.
For the week ending August 29th not
has been recorded in the Clerk's office.
Capt. John Reid and Mr. Altamont
have returned from tbeNorth.
The wife of Mr. John N. Allen, of :
Creek, died on the 24th inst.
Two colored people bave died durii
past week.
Thc girls need not look for their jul
before half-past nine o'clock now, for '
day ends the six o'clock system.
Henry Mack, of Spring Hill, charg?e
house burning, was committed to jail o
urday last.
Wash Davis, for violation of con trac
sent tc- jail on Saturday last.
Tom Lavan for disorderly conduct o
streets on Sunday night, was sentenc
10 days in guard honse, or two dollars
The Greenville Railroad has made a
chang? in its schedule. See advertisenu
Srst page.
In all probability Coup's circus will
Sumter some time in the month of Octot
One day last week Capt. Hood's Huh
was bitten by a dog. The dog was t
over to the Chief of Police, who forth
shot him.
Mark Johnson was arrested and sent t
last week, for selling whiskey at Wedg
without license..
Aaron Montgomery, a professional tr
was commited to jail a few days since-cl
ed with pocketing a gold watch.
Twenty-three prisoners in the Sumter
two of which are from Clarendon Countj
Miss Carrie Sanders, from Hagood, Su
County, is visiting the family of Mr. TS
Norris - Florence Times.
If you knew who "Aunt Jerushy" is,
weald smile sweetly-that h, if you are
to smile in that way. Some people neve
above a gentle grin.
Horace James, one of the forty-five h
who came from Darlington County, a s
time since, to work on the new ritld^^?
cf feet nearly cut in two by another I
who was cutting down a tree at the time.
Toe Town Council held its meeting ye;
day morning in the loft above the T
Awake Fire Engine bouse. The reg
Cocnc? Chamber was locked up and the
. r.on esl for the time.
Miss Mary-H. C-irardeau left last Thurs
morning, for Spartanburg to take her p
i:i the Piedmont Seminary.
Mr. A. A. Solomons, who is now at
North, purchasing new goods has remembe
_^ii^^veral times lately with copies of ?
York Sirpers? for which he has our thank'
The attention of parents is directed to
School notice cf Miss Florence Hurst, T
will open a private school on Thursday,
1st. Miss Hurst has had experience in tea
ing, and was quite popular with her pupil,
the time of her connection with our pul
school.
Mrs. Dinkins and her daughter, Miss Utri
will leave to-morrow morning, for a
months' visit to Mr. Joseph Dinkins, w
es'des in Texas. Mr. Dinkins is General S
perintendent of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
A monster Crane measuring 6 feet 2 incl
from tip to tip of wing9, and 5 feet Ih incl
from end of beak to tees, was killed on I
Thursday, 24th. by Mr. L. N. Bat wick, at I
First Mill.
Mr. Mott Kirby, of the lower Lynchbu
neighborhood, died last Sunday night. fr<
consumption. He was a son of Mr. Nels
Kirby, whose death was noticed by us recei
ly. He leaves a family.
"We chronicle this week the death of Mi
Jessie N., wife of J. J. Scurry, of Private
Township. We learn that the deceased w
134 years old and had been married 12 yea
to her husband. She leaves three childre
the youngest three?1 years old. She was
member of the Baptist Church, was a lovii
wife and a kind mother.
Rev. F. P. Ramsay who has made so favo
able an impression upon our community by h
gentlemanly carriage and urbane manue
leaves on Thursday night for Laredo, Texa
where be is to engage in the work of tl
Gospel as a missionary. Our best wishes g
with him.
TheKingstree Herald says : We welcon:
to our midst Mr. J. T. Wilder, who wit
Solicitor, J. J. Dargan, h is opened an ofSc
for the practice of law at the bar of Kingstre?
.3Ir. Wilder is a courteous gentleman, an
his association with Col. Dargan, can bu
command for the new firm a good practice.
Mr. J. P. Russell, of Baltimore, a brother
in-law of Dr. A. Louis Blaading, is expecte<
here to-morrow morning. Mr. Russell in
tends making Sumter his future home as h
and Mr. J. M. Spann will open out in :
general merchandise business in a few weeks
See Mr. Jas. D. Witherspoon's card in an
other column. In consideration of the state
i?ents made therein, we desire to coraplimco
gie Rettenberg fraternity. We had almost saic
fit. Witherspoon's good looks would commenc
im to the community, but our pen halted
?frhen we recalled the feet that his popularity
and efficiency as a clerk exceed even his good
looks and manifold other attractions.
In this issue of our paper appears the card
of Miss Sallie Fleming, giving notice of the
opening of her school in the basement of the
residence occupied by Mr. Murray. We take
pleasure in recommending Miss Fleming to
. f?? community. We believe she will make an
^?.cce^table teacher, and is fully competent to
giv sound instruction to the children who
mar be sent to her. Upon the ground of her
own personal worth, we say these words in
her behalf.
The WATCHMAN AXD SOCTIIRON- family
acSnowledge with thanks the receipt of a
handsomely printed invitation card to the
Second Annual Pic-nic by the employees of
he Emmerson Saw Works, of Bearer Falls,
'a., with "Compliments of Jess. M. Reed."
The Pic-nic takes place next Friday, the 2d
~ Aliqnippa Grove, and will be attended by
te Royal Italian Band of Pittsburg, It is of
> use to wish we could be there, but we can't
ip.it. Mr. Reed is brother-in-law to our
. end Mr. C. B. Porteous, who left Sumter
' first of this year. To the kind wishes of the
er for the success of our "Combination,"
will say may his bowl be always right
" re i>p when the porridge is dealt out.
"Little Brown Jug"
.r"- Oary, a gentleman who has a jug fac
aear the Kershaw and Sumter Hoe in the j
"hes River neighborhood brought two j
jdred and fiity jugs to town this morning, j
/ .3 lot was bought by Mr. A. D. Ricker. j
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T$o- 5.
Mr. W. F. Rhame has recently purchased
press and a lot of type, and he is now doing
job printing for the benefit of the public
generally. Give him a call-office on Court
House Square.
Base Ball Again.
There will be a match game to-morrow
afternoon commencing al di oclock, between
the Eurekas of this place, and the Alerts of
Columbia. We are requested to say that the
ladies are invited, and that scats will be pro?
vided for them.
The Columbia Register of Sunday gives the
names of the Alert nine as follows :
Phvsioc, c., Warding, p., Dunning, s. s..
Kraft, 1 b., Rav. 2 b., Bonham, 3 b., B'.
Earle, 1. f., Welsh, c f., Wright, r. f.
A match game between the Palmeitoes and
the Resolutes, of Stateburg, formerly known
as the Game Cocks, will be played on the
grounds of the former, Thursday afternoon.
The New Railroad.
We were informed yr iesterday by Mr. Cor
nelius"McLaurin, that about one-fourth of the
grading for the new S. C. Central Railroad
has been already completed. The only diffi?
culty now in the way, to prevent the early
completion of the work, is that a good many
of the hands are compelled to stop work to
go home to pick out their cotton. Mr. Mc?
Laurin bas the entire contract for getting out
cross-ties.
Attempt to Break Jail.
The prisoners in Jail made an unsuccessful
attempt on last Sunday night to break out,
and some excitement was created in conse?
quence of the alarm made by Mr. Weeks, the
Jailor, and the rattles of the policemen who
responded to his signal of distress.
Mr. Weeks had his attention attracted,
about half-past nine, by the noise, whereupon
he fired his pistol and sprung a policeman's
rattle, which was promptly responded to by
Mr. Hurst aud another policeman.
It was found that aboard had been ripped
from" the ceiling, and a hole comraeuced in
the brick wall, but the prisoners were all in
place and apparently sound asleep, so that it
was not ascertained who or how many were
in the plot.
Factory.
More than two-thirds of the foundation of
the Bellemont Factory has been laid, and by
this time next week the entire foundation
will have been put down, and the brick wall
started. Nearly all the beams and cross?
pieces have been framed, and the window
frames commenced upon. Up to yesterday
morning the work has been pushed forward
with great rapidity, but about mid-day
it was brought to a stand-still by the laborers
striking for higher wages, and up to evening
new ones had not been procued.
ISTews Front Old Friends.
We regret to learn by private letter from
Cfr f?"c?d and former townsman. Mr. Thos.
A. Frierson, of Atlanta. Geo., that hisfather,
Mr. T. D. Frierson, and also his brother
Charlie, have both been sick for a long time,
the former for 15 months, and the latter for
13 months. Both wore better at the time his
last letter was written, Aug. 25th ; but
Charlie's disease is such as give little hope of j
his final recoverv.
The many friends of the family and of our
first above named friend will be phased, with
us, to learn that he is himself quite well and
prospering in business <:all that be could
ask."
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Gin Accident.
While attending one of the gins of the
Joint Steck Company this morning, Ex-Pro?
bate Judge Sam Lee got his left hand very
badly lacerated by the saws. It is feared
that one finger mav have to he amnutated.
Distinguished Visitor.
Just as we were about going to press, we j
received a call from Martin Van Buren Brooks. !
under escort of-Chief of Police Weeks, who
was on his way under orders of Council, to
show the distinguished individual outof town.
By the three fingers missing on his left hand,
we recognized him as the gentleman reported
by us last week as talking impudently to cer?
tain ladies in the upper part of town.
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The Unknown Confederate Dead.
Our readers will remember that, in giving
in the True ScutJiron, last May, thc names of
the Confederate Dead, we stated that the
name of the Confederate soldier who is buried
in the Presbyterian Church yard could not be
ascertained.
On Saturday last Rev. N. W. Edmunds
informed us that while at the White Sulphur
Springs, a short while since, a gentleman
asked, him about a grave-the only one he
said be knew of-in the Presbyterian Church
yard at Sumter. This he stated to be the
grave of John Callahan, a young and noble
Irish soldier, who belonged to Taylor's Bat- j
tery, Alexander's Battallion of Artillery, j
The gentleman also says that Mr. Callahan j
was on his way to his home, Lynchburg, Va.,
when he got his leg broken and was compelled
to stop at Sumter, where he died, and was
buried. Rev. Mr. Edmunds says the facts
correspond exactly, for this is the only grave
in the Presbyterian Church yard, and the
soldier, who was left here about the close of
the war, on account of an injury received in a
railroad accident, died and was buried as an
unknown soldier.
If this should chance to be seen by any of
Mr. Callahan's relations or friends, we will
simply add that his grave is well attended to,
and is marked bv a beautiful cedar tree.
Cured of Drinking.
{:A young friend of mine was cured of an
insatiable thirst for liquor, which had so
prostrated him that he was unable to do any
business. He was entirely cured by the use
of Hop Bitters. It allayed all that buming
thirst ; took away his appetite for liquor, j
made his nerves steady, and he has remaiued
a sober and steady :aaa for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to his cups ;
I know of a number of others that have been
cured of drinking by ii."-From a leading
R. R. Official, Chicago, 111.-IHM?.
Thoosands*have been cuicd of dumb ague,
bil'ious disorders, jaundice, dyspepsia and all
diseases bf the liver, blood and stomach, when
all other remedies have failed, by using Prof.
Guilraette's French Liver Pad, which is a
quick and permanent cure for those disorders.
Ask your druggist for thc great remedy, and
take no other, and if he does not keep it send
Si.50 in a letter to the French Pad Co., Tole?
do, 0., and receive oue by mail postpaid.
August 23.
IT IS FOUND AT LAST.
SOMETHING NEV.- UXUEUTUE HUX.-A new era
is dawning -ipon wom?n. Hitherto she has j
been called upon io suffer the His >.>!' mankind j
a ad her o wu besides, '.''he frequent and dis-j
tressing irregularities peculiar to l?er sex have ?
long been to her thc '"direful spring of woes !
unnumbered." In the mausion of the rich and I
hovel ot' poverty al Ute, wonjan has been liie j
constant yet patient victim of a thousand ills !
unknown to man-arid without a remedy, j
s:!.'l? LorJ, how long I" in the agony of her
sou!, hath she cried. But now the hour of her !
redemption is come. She will sutler no more, ?
for Bradfield'? Female Regulator, "U'omuti's !
Best Friend," is for sale by all druggists.
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, ?
Ga. ; price, ?l 50 per bottle.
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No DANCER rx TAK/XO MAY AIV:.K [?IVER Pi;.r,s.
They ar>^ harmless to tho most delicate person,
hut so penetrating that they clear the s\'3tcm
of all impurities, and gently excite the liver to
healthy action. Price 15 cents per box.
Sold by all druggists. July 5-3ra.
A
GARFIELD.
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Low lies he now who lately stood
Erect, the nation's honored head ;
The States, a sorrowing sisterhood,
Stand with locked shields around his bed.
And. with veiled lids and saddened brow,
Freedom, dear goddess, bends above
Thc prostrate form so powerless now,
With looks of earnest, speechless love.
And thro' the hush a prayer goes np
The voice of millions bent in one:
"Remove, O God, the sufferer's cup
Spare, Father, spare thy stricken son !"
Hetnm cf the Exocntes.
Gradually our summer tourists are return?
ing. Messrs. W. M. Graham, R. L. Cooper,
and W. G. Kennedy are again on the street:
Josh Munday, the negro who killed his
wife last June in Edgefield, was hung Frida;
last. Ile said on the gallows that he was
going straight to heaven to see his Jesus.
Mr. L.T. Gaston, a schoolmaster, of Gas
ten county, N. C., was killed last week from
a butt in the stomach from one of the school
boys.
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The Noted Train Robbers.
The publishers of "Border Outlaws" assert
that their history of the Younger Brothers
and Frank and Jesse James, published six
months ago, has already reached the enor?
mous sale of more than 60,000 copies. Since
the late robbery and double murder at Win?
ston. Mo., they hare issued a new edition,
containing a full history of that outrage,
with illustrations, which brings the events in
the lives of these airy gentlemen of thc high?
way down to thc present moment. Forlirely
reading we presume this book can hardly be
surpassed.
Persons desiring agencies will find adver?
tisement elsewhere.
Traveling Men
find it hard to keep in good health, owing to
the constant change of water, diet, and the
jarring of the cars. All these things injure
the kidneys, while Warner's Safe ICidoey and
Liver Cure is certain to counteract them.
GRANTVILLE, GA., August 26, 1879.
DR. C. J. MOFFETT-Dear Sir-I caunot
longer refrain from rendering to you my
grateful acknowledgements for the priceless
boon you have given to the baby world in
your "Teethina." For several months past
? have been giving it to our little girl now
teething with the most happy results.
Other little ones are drooping and dying while
our H?te ?birling is fat and cheerful. I recom?
mend it to all with whom I come in contact.
Yours very truly, A. B. STROUD.
Dr. A. R. Norton of Savannah, writes : I
assure you it affords me pleasure to give my
approval and certificate in favor of your Lung
Restorer, having given it a fair trial in a num?
ber of cases where it proved a success in the
treatment of Bronchitis and Consumption.
Five years ago my wife was far gone in Con?
sumption, she had been confined to her bcd the
greater part of the time, for six months with
Hectic Fever every day, audi had but little
hopes of her recovery, but by perseverance with
the blessings of God, her Lungs are to-day per?
fectly sound. 1 gave her no other Lung Medi?
cine t h ac XS u rs and ,-*LC-OT?g iv i^rn o I make. I
have generally"given them together"aTT1iari;
strong faith in both. T succeeded in curing a
number of hopeless cases, and regard Brewer's
Lung Restorer as a rery valuable preparation.
Please send me per Express three dozen, as I
am nearly out. Send bill of same and I will
remit promptly. Wishing you good success, I
remain, Yours Respectfully,
A. R. NORTON, M. D ,
Cor. West, Broad and Harris Sts.. Savannah,
Ga.
MACON, GA.
Messrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, Gentlemen |
-One bottle of Brewer's Lung Restorer cured
meof Bronchitis in a week's time. I will wanta
few more bottles soon. I intend keeping it in
my house all the time, as I consider it a valua?
ble medicine. Yours Respectfully,
HENRY DAVIS.
Sold by all druggists. July 5-3m.
SELMA, ALA.. April 8, ?ST3.
Mr. J. D. Goodwin, Agent-Dear Sir: I
take pleasure in stating that 1 have used your
Medicated Stock Feed on a very poor cow, with
great success. She looks very much better now,
gives a great deal -.nore milk, and is much su?
perior. I therefore recommend this medic?nelo
ali who w-ish to improve their stock, cattle and
horses, as it is trulv what it is represented to
be. Very Respectfully, A. KAYSER.
EU FA ULA, ALA., July, 1373.
Mr. L. Shoenfeld : 1 used one sack of your
Stock Feed on ray cow, with very satisfactory
results. She had recently dropped her calf,
and was in poor condition, and by the use of
your Stock Feed she was rapidly improved iu
flesh and milk. Yerv Respectful!;-,
GEO. IT. DENT.
Sole by all druggists. July 5-3m.
LOOK OUT
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IS
NORTH,
Buying his Stock.
HE WILL
OX THE
1st September.
TO THE
Old Popular Stand,
N. E. CORNER
and liberty Streets.]
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C?ENXtE>urai=X:w? suffer^ tJjat mr'labnr wr-scxccecHricly o^r
deasome to me. A vacation of njnoath did not civo sae much relief, but on t!>? cuntir, ar. was followed by
incensed prostration nnd pinkies ch?ls. Atrhistime I foe^n the us? oiyour I nos Toxic, from whi'.-h I nr
irtd r.Imost immediate nr.d wonderful results. The old ftnei?ry r<Hu med ?nd I found tbnt ni y natura! fore?
wis not permanently abated. I bave nr.ccl three bottlesof ?!ic Tonic. Sincft usic^it ? have d?ae twice tbc ?a
bor that I ever did ia tie snuse time during 1117 illaoss. r.:id with double tho ec-o. With tb-': tran?:i:l c?rvo
asri vicor of bodv, has como rdso a clearness of thought never before onioyed. 1 ?tho Tonic ha? nos dono the
work, Iknow not v;bat. Igjye ii tMcred:-_-J. P. "WATSON-. Pastor Christian Chr.rea. Troy. (_>.
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DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF ALL GRADES,
Piece Goods. Cloths, Gassimeres, Gottonades. Jeans, ?e"
IN GREAT VARIETY,
HATS, TIES AND SCARFS, SHIRTS, COLLARS.
HOSIERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AND UNDERWEAR.
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
WI? SELL AT LOWEST PK?C3S.
THE IMPROVED WHEELER AND WILSON, IMPROVED WEED.
IMPROVED VICTOR, HOWE "B," AND NEW AVERY
Sewing Machines-,
ALSO
The Celebrated Preston's Fertilizers,
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING EU YIN G
STEAM ^PiGINEIB.
Will save money by calling on us.
WE SELL A FIRST CLASS ENGINE AND BOILER.
Made by the New York Safety Steam Power Company.
Satisfaction Guaranteed in Er erv Purchase. Send f?;? Circalars and Prices.
April 15
"Earliest Flowers of Spring."
mmVS HOTEL BLOCK,
in Store : Beautiful Lawns at 6 1-4 eis.
Beautiful Cambrics at Si c.
Beautiful Prints at 6lc.
Large Towels at 10 c.
Large Linen Towels at 15 c.
Gents' Silk Handkerchiefs, (Beauties) 50 c.
_Eeflies!^ (Marvels) at 25 c.
Ladies' clo do "^(B?fgair.Vat JLO c.
Misses' Sun Hats at 25 c.
A beautiful linc of Ladies', Gents' and Children's Hand-sowed
Shoes ; also the cheaper qualities.
Gents'. Youths' and Boys' Hats, Shirts, Hosiery, Nock-Wear, Gloves; Trunks, "valises,
Steel Scissors and Needles.
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DRESS GOODS in all the novelties of the season-a drive in Black Silks. Trirnnring Silks
and Cretonne Cloi'is and Lace Curtains for Upholstering.
GENTS CASISMERES, Cloths, Jeans. Docks, Drills, from all the Celebrated factories of
America.
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We are prepared to sell Good Goods as cheaply as any house in
the State. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Desportes & Sdmuncls,
Wright's Hotel -stock,
March 15, 1881. COLUMBIA, S. O.
Always Scmsnibe.
THAT AT THE
J. THEO.
SOLOMONS,
You will find the Best and
Freshest Selection of
Sill DRESS ill
. SUCH AS
BJJNTINS, LAAVNS, GRENA?
DINES &c, for
E v e ii i ii g D Y c s s3
OR
Co m ni cn cement Exercises.
Nothing better than our Delicate
and Beautiful NUN'S VEILING in
all Colors.
Constantly in
Receipt of
Such Goods
As Warrant
His Offering
To thc Public
At All Times
A Full; Complete
And Varied Stock, competing with
AMY HOUSE IN THE CTIY.
Just Received an Assortment of
Also a New Line of
7)7?i7//)7..1 fi 7 V?-TF7T??
And other WHITE GOODS
NOW IN DEMAND,
And ottered at
LOW Titi CES.
At
4 o iP? KISTES
- A F?LL UNE JUS f RECEIVED
OF Ai.ii cor.ons
Pri?es Defying Cuni pet: ti-, u.
We arc disposing ot our liemnant
Calico, Homespun, Dress Goods,
f ieee Goods, Embroidery, etc.,
at almost Nominal Prices.
Come One, Cerne All. Sec
our Goods, iiear our Pri?
ces, and bo happy.
J. THEO. SOLOMONS.
June 1; 1S31. I
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S CTM-T E R, S. C.
?S PREPARED TO TAKE RISKS
AGAINST FtRE,
ia a number of first-class Northern,
Southern and English Fire Insurance
Companies; among which arc
North British and M ureas tile of
England.
Scottish Commercial of Glasgow,
Home of New-York,
Georgia Home of Georgia, and Others,
aggregating ?50,000,000 of Assets.
AGENT ALSO FOR
Wilson & Childs' Philadelphia Wagon?.
McLcar & Kendal's Carriage & Bug?
gies.
Wando Fertilizer and Acid Phosphate.
July -r
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on'.::-::;v.- ?.v.e.i?i- ??TJ man of U;- ^BjSS?
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M Hop.JB?tt?rSi S waate, IIMJ Hop B.5|
&i jf Y,.:I aro yo.:nc and S saffer?ri?? from ?vv fri- S
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?fe cured if ?wnwej'?? R! I | TOO r.'-'roci;;.-*. ' fe|
g Kop Bitt&rsiiSj ' fjj I j [U gi 0
l?i?v.??trit-?iftrr^-; NEV ti? |if'i?-'j:--. g
it: it :?:ay.lla';:-?-A s J f- nov n-rttss $3
save y our; j t-^ j j |j ST?TC??., g
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED !
Just nu?l?shoil. f "cw ciiti'..i of Dr. CUL
VRUwki.!.^ (;?:!.!:?:itAn:i) KSSAY M ?
r;i'l?c:il ei?"e nf Sper:nat< r i;'1.':! <.!' iSciiiiua! wc;;- j
l?es*, i r.V"!iJ'H:i .;. L?>?f.?S, I:upo':?,nev-. j
Mci>::il .-. i?i i'i?jrsieal IM . ;-.u-;:y. ?:;?i>o?^.?i: t? j
to M;irrij,!iC*. cfo. : a!*?, '.'..!) ?up?tiu, Ei-ilc-p-y j
;iinl :i:.s. ::;Jucc?l by gcl?itiUu'??.*ncc ?r ?c.-.t: :! ;
c's? rn f?-~K a cc; Ste.
Tue cclc!>r:i.*c:l author. . . tlii- :?.t i; r.?!? . j
Kc^ ?y, clearly <le:aon.>;".*.:-. s, ? ea: rainy year.?' '.
.?;: vc e.-.-::..:! praci/CC. lina !-ie ..:.IMH:^ j
MiicMc-? ?fVc!r.it>a<c may i)>: !:..;':..-;!iy eire!: !
{.ni I'L!.:^ til*! ;i motto u: cure a: nie? cor; .MI ;H- ? j
< -iv-.-. ii.: i. uv ? :?ich every .-?n!V :--. i:?i inaner j
..vii!; c.nh!:: .:<-'! ia ay ..?.. :t..iy CITO ?i:.ii.-cl! ?
}'<V" Tit ? Lecture ?i> on :?l ?ic "'.i r ? t ?- Jtandi ol'!
eve:
Mc laud.
>? .:: :.:..ijr ?cal. IM .? |? '"i onvc-i'pc. tn atiy
a.i.! c->. paiil eu rc?- ;.: of s?x ccu:.-":' t?v.?
;e -:.t.i.,j-. WK Ii-\Vc SlKS
CU:l!i 'J'Al'r. U v>tiM. Adti-c-s
T;.?: CLvl.VKtlAVVLL &Ei>?C?Ci Ci>..
li ANT; S:. KKW V ? > I : ?< ; L'u.-.? O.Iicc Dux, -i.iit?,
July 1 ly.
WB?&HT'S HOTEL,
CO LU M Hi A, X. C.
rpi j IS NSW BLK?:-A"XT IJOCSR,
? wirha:] mt?L'r.is.I-iiipr?v'uM?'ccis. now
upVU : ol* Iii J 1'.: J?[>: ...:. ?- ? :: . < .?ts.
?. L. wiao?T & sox,
May 6. Pro?)riciors i
a E??
Livery and Salo Stables,
Main Street,
(AT ELLIS' OLD STAND,)
A full line of Vehicles and Teams
always on hand. Traveling fares
moderate. Commercial travel?
ers can always be accommodated
there. Contracts for Hauling
taken promptly and satisfacto?
rily executed. In due season
will have a full line of . Sale
Stock on hand.
P. & A. J. MOSES,
July 24, ISSI. tf.
J. W? CRAIG'S
FURNITURE
AND
UNDERTAKING
ESTA BL TS II ME ST,
Sumter.
(-ESTABLISHED IN 3356.)
A FULL ASSORTMENT Ol' FURNITURE
JjL constantly in store, at prices to suit the
times.
BED BOOM SETTS. WARDROBES,
Bureaus, Wash Stands, Tables,
Bedsteads, Chairs. Sofas. Lounges,
Safes, Sideboards, Looking Glasses,
WhatNots, Wall'Brackets, Chromos,
Window Shades and Fixtures,
Picture Frames, Cord, Tassels,
Picture Glass, Window Glass,
Putty, M-ttresses. &c, ?cc.
THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT.
IS FULL ANO COMPLETE;
COFFINS AND CASKETS of ail descrip?
tions ?.nd sizes constantly iu store ut prices
ranging
For Adults-from SS to 125.
For Children-from S3 to 43.
.My special personal attention, day by day; is
?tren to this business, in all its departments;
and satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
Nov li)
! W?0SSFf?ia BUILDING LSTS
FOB SALE.
^Sv^ -0
-ff^rxjf-^tho view of meeting thc demand for
Y V Buitre- ^o?s :lt Wedgefield, thc under?
ived lia's dscitfc! 10 *:U' out 'n 'o?? ?iho,,? TEN
ACRES of iantf^E^i^ vvhic'r'
. will besohl low. and ou reas?^w^^ms, to
i bona fule Settlers.
JAS. TI. AYCOCK.
Aug iT-?f. Wedgefield, S. C.
WHOLESALE GR O CEES.
AND DEALERS IN
Wm, Him ToMooo, k
IGT a nd 1 69 East - Bay ,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Dec. 2 6
MOSES mmm & soi,
Wholesale Merchants.
PURCHASERS AND DEALERS IN
Iron and Metals, of ail Kinds.
BIDES, FERS AND SKINS.
WOOL, W AX, RAGS, PAPE K
STOCK AND COTTON.
Coi lon Tics, Nae and Spliced.
Circulars of Prices furnished on application.
p. ?. BOX sm,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
February 10 ly
E. R. STOKES,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
GENERAL BOOKBINDER,
Main Street Chronic City HAL,
COL LT?! BIA. S. C.
Blank Books ruled io any puliera and bouud
in any s?y 1^- desired.
My faeiriiies and long acquaintance with the
business enables me to guarantee satisfaction on
orders for Books for the use of Clerks of Courts, j
Sheriffs, Probate Judge?, Masters in Equity, and i
other County ol?ic;a!s.
Pamphlets: Magazines, Music, Newspapers
and Periodie:iIs. and ail kinds of publications,
bound at bottom prices and in the best manner.
Sept. 2S ly.
Spartanburg Go., S. O.
SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
PIl?PIliETORS.
npii?S CELE G MAT ED WATERING PLACE
1 is now upen to visitors under the same
management us last year. Daily stage iine*
connect with trains at Suartanburg. A good
Livery Stable at the Springs. Daily Mail, good
t?and ofM??sic, Billiards, Engat?le, Ten Pins
and o'?her Amusaients usually found at lirst
c!a?? Waieriti?T Places. inn? l?l-tf
THE ?I3S?S HOUSE,
COHN Kit Gr
Yaiiderhorst and Kin ir Sts.
il A VIN ?J UL"1-:? LKASKD BY
Miss Heriot.
(Fonncrl}' ufiO? Mccting-St:,)
TS NOW OPEN fur I ho ?iccoiiVuiouation nf
lt.ci: tiers. I'iinies.riS?ting Ch ?rle.<to:i wi.i
find IJoii.-o ctmyeiiiontly ??i?iatcd !'??r busi?
ness, and il:?v?':.?y ot; 'Arc i?i:e .?: > ree: U:?iiw:iv.
Terms, per day. fruin S? ~? to $1 .:>D.
*. nunn!:. :'?M:;? ru in $.'t? 00.
aee.:r.ip;:?? u> li.eai'.en of rc ian-tire extr.-i.
?HS P?ECELL HOUSE
Wi I ming ron, X. C.
UNvEii SrEW XJXA GEHEST.
First Class Hotel.
I?<-.'. rd $2 j:' Ut ?0 per day-Merchant ?t>
ll. ?L. ?'S&RV
[.??.{?rictor.
mm mm & SONS,
iMBORTEiiS AND DEALERS IN
Miles, Wiiies ai Wli?skies
44- Soiilh-Srrect. Ballimore, Md.
Wat.-r.fi. : !-ii -A i'l l.-! ??t :.-). \V!;:t?-?e.'?:u ??tiatin?Cw
^ / : ..? v.ii.-rown .-r :?: ... t? ?:ivo ?n:. PII?.-H. v.jn.-.M.- cal
WM. D. BLANDOW,
AS. D. BL?XDISG,
BU?D??Q & BLA?DS?GT
Alto me vs at Law.
.-..?/. '
Sumter, S* C.
June 21
ca
UlIVXD? r? "K
"O.?UI? pou qsing .;o
.\:[?vit?j ai possvd.:ris ?>q lonuto 'poupanvju^
\LUIHS RL\\o uni
-o
.">JSUJ pu? ?Vitt tpt.u papaos C0[.V1? .VJA??} ill
'SdTLL 'S4??VDS
-0
'sivu uni cixv MT?S JO axn rina v
'O:STV
?! 'SDNIILIS nOXH?liT ci xv irsnoxa
.i:uiUili[OJ Ul UOOCj ?0.10 ??:ll IVtp
'-DN???IO10
*3 *? '??e.Mi?rI?3
1
1T88I
- io
ililOilOOli
?o JSL I m dc s
Peerless Engine,
rvSOONTEO GR OH SILLS.
PORTABLE OE STATIONARY.
Any Size from 2 to 60-Horse Power.
THESE ENGINES HAVE AN ESTAB
lisbcd record fur simplicity, du iv. bi I i ty, and
development of power per ruted korse-'?wer.
The boilers ure provided with every improve?
ment looking to safety, and by a patented
device cannot explode under any circumstances.
We furnish with this engine the famous Geiser
Saw Mil!, with independent and simultaneous
Head Blocks, or complete Crain Milling, or
Cotton Ginning or Milling Machinery.
Having sold several outfiis in Sumter County,
wc invite thc attention of any one who contem?
plates buying machinery of noy kind.
ITMTXJ m '? tv. ? i JjflirTTrl
j IMPROVED UNDER RUNNER, BEST French
Lr.::!;r S?ones, either Single or Double Gear, and
^"yS^e from 20 to CG inches.
J Wese?S?ii0 a Vertical Buln* Stone Mill snrta
- hie fotU*ht^&& Engines, with capacity of
from 5 toT5 l.tisl)e^??0 Qlt'ai I'tr houp
Wc also offer the fa^S^Geiser Ihresncr and
Separator for any dcscM ipuS^01 wonc done by
Threshers. ,
Farmers' Friend Piows and At?>??>1K'nls
Belting of any kind-Rubber, LeN???: 01
Cotton. ^*"SI
AU descriptions of Machi ocrv sold bv us at >
NO. 41 MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
SCHEVEN & B11TDGE3,
General Agents.
??S* Correspondence solicited. aplO-Gm
HE SU.MTER STOVE MAN.
T. C. m AFFE
STOVES. PUMPS, TINWARE,
STOVE CASTINGS, WIL?
LOW WARE, DRIV?
EN PUMPS, GAS
PIPES AND
ELBOWS.
ALSO LAMP FIXINGS AND
CROCKERY.
Gas Pipe Cut and Threaded.
Water Works Put Up.
Pumps Put Dowu.
Stoves Rebuilt.
Tin Ware Repaired.
Guns Put iii Order.
Houses Roofed.
May 12 lyr
LA X D O F T U ? SS Y I"
3,250 Feet A hove the Level of the Sta!
T? ?I?;IM.I iii,
H3NDEE30NVILLE, ll C.
f j^Ili-" HOUSE ha* been thoroughly rctio
g v:tlo>? aa?i put tu t:rsi c?.tfs eou?ii?ou f?r
thc SEASON Ue ISSI.
The Proprietor will ^;ve his personal atten?
tion io (?nesii. an i <lo everything ?a power
to make rheta feel at homo.
EXCELLENT WELL Or ICE-COLD WAT EH,
Nice Jt'uriiiicre; linens Carpeted : Attentive
Servant?:; I'.?t*:r.k>n Central: ?'.ire tlie Uest:
?elegrap!, Office ht :ho Hotel!
Stages for A>hevs!:e ie.iv? tilts House evvr-y
morning, thiekif for Inward ami Caesar's
Head. Otitai'tius t... :iinl ?ronj t?ie l-Viv-t.
Good Liccni Sable connected xsilh
i ?ic ilvuze.
Terms S- per Jay, and by (he mouth
from ?:it> to si;).
A. J. DODAMEAD. I'n-pticior.
June !?1
ISSRCI??WT'S HOTEL
-Ut
SPARTASlSCnC, S. C.,
A. M. SPEIGHTS.Proprietor.
j^? EW, Cl.!-AX.
COMMODIOUS
AND AIRY.
REST SUMM Ei: HOUSE !X THE STATE.
May -J-;,
KILBERS HOUSE,
No. L'S [ Kutij-Sbrect; Charleston, C.
Transient Board per Day,
S 1.50 to S2.00, according to location of rooms.
Carriages always in attendance at the Depots
and llouse. to convev passen-ers
MRS. B. HI EHE RS. GEO. A. WAGEXER
July 13:)
jyffi imm
CONGAREE
Iron Works,
COLUMBIA? S. C?
At5ENT*0R
CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR
-O--- . ; "
These works veera established *? 1^47 by
Messrs. (ito. Sinclair and James Anderson and
purchased by me in the year IS5S, and from
: hat rime till now carried on successfully by
mjvr?f. My friends'nnd customers will bear
wi:nw "f th? large and stupendous jobs exe
fiit< d Ky ?r.e. It w?s at my works where the
forge*! and almost only jobof its'class ever es
ei-t-tcd in this ci?y was di>nc, viz: the making
.>f mc. pipes for the City Water Works in the
year J SOS'. \n t{ic branch of
BELL FOUNDING,
r can say that I have made the largest bella
?..vcr eas: iii iii* ?tate, such as the bell for tbs
ZUy Hail in Columbia.
My slock <-f patterns for
ARCHITECTURAL WORK,
COLUMNS FOlt STOKE FRONTS,
is Inrge nt:.? v.irt ?us. and in RAILINGS FOR
BALCON. ES; GARDENS AND CEMETE
KIES I hare (he largest variety and most mod?
ern patterns; many of these are patented and
I have purchased the right for this State.
In the machine line I caa furnish my pat?
ron? with
Steam Engines and Boilers
o? any s^ze and description. My
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
lia vc carried off the p ize at every State Fair
held in city, aud in their construction I
have taken pains to combine simplicity wita*
the m.?st useful modern improvements, and may
flatter myself that my CIltCULAR SAW
MILLS find favor with every sawyer who ua
derst:indj? his business.
'J bc many orders I am steadily receiving for
Sugar Cane Mills,
pr.?ve that me public appreciate\themills of my
make, and So ;t is with my
C.r DORSE POWERS; GIN WHEELS, GRIST
MILLS and other MACHINERY.
I have the manufacturing right of many
PATENTS, sae!? as castings for
Rock Cotton and Hay Press
??ad ilircc or f.-urFEED CUTTERS and other
IM I'LE.M EN TS
1 will be pleased to send my CIRCULARS to
..a . applicant, together with price lise or esti
? mate. My PRICES arc moderate, and I assure
the public that they are lower even than those
of Northern manufacturers, and that my work
I xviii compare favorably with that of any other
! maker. Address
JOHN ALEXANDER,
I C" xe ARO: IKON WORKS, COHJUBTA, S. C.
Jan. 20. Jy.
! '?-??- ? ?? - - ?" mt m. -MIIMPWT-Pf
^l&'?^^^k OVER A MILLION
/SBR Professor
? mM<ww?mm-. KIDNEY
; \&&&?:%W ^g0g?m PADS
i fe^ } "%^Sa?. Have already
? ^fc^rMX, tHH.been sold in this
i WBgBBKSL. every one of
\l^:^^te?^^^^By which has given
i ^^^^^t?'M&^S?I PerfeCt *atisfac
i ^^^^W^^SSB?SI lion, and hos Der.
! Wr -t^? :^^/ formed eat'SB
I ^^?i^^^m^^Sr ?vei7 time wben
^^^?^^^^^ * uccd according
^^^SB?^^ ' to directions*
We now say to the afflicted and doubting, ones
that we will pay the above reward for a
single case of
That thc Pa d fails to cure. Tb is G reat Remedy
will POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY cere
Lumbago; Lams Back, Sciatica, Gravel, Diabe?
tes, Dropsy; Bright's Disease of thc Kidneys,
Incontinence and Retention of the Urine, Infla*
I malton of the Kidneys; Catarrh of thc Bladder?
j High Colored Urine. Pain in the Back, Side or
j Loins. Nervous Weakness, and in"fact all disor?
ders of the Bladder and Urinary Orgaus, whether
?^nirncted bj private disease oi othcrwise.
I^^iij'^- '* y?u ar0 suff-ring from Female
W,?ikn?^Sfctf,5{'"?rhcci. or any disease of the
I?dVeys, Blaffe?r Erinary Organs,
YOI/ C^5LBK CURED ?
! Without swaHowin^?i^ niedicines, by
! simply wearing ^^^^
j PROF. GUILMETT?*?-^^
! FRENCH KIDNEY PAD;
"WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for ProF. G I'ILMKTTK'S
FRENCH KIDS EY P n. and take no other. If he
has not got it, send $2 CO and j cu will receive
the Pad by return mail.
PROF. GUILf?ETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
Will positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Au^ue, Ague Cake, Bilious Fever. Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, and ail diseases of the Liver, Stom?
ach and Blood. Price $1.50 by mail. Send for
Pr.?f. tiuilmettc's Treatise on the Kidneys and
Liver, free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAO CO., Toledo, O.
F.-r sal? iu Sumter by Dr. China and by Dr.
Auld. May 20
BEST GATE LATCH
In the World. Cheap, Sim?
ple, Durable. Works easily,
and is a perfect support to
the Gate. Ali Patent Rights
for sale. Agents wanted for
Rights or Latches. For parti?
ulars address, E. M. MARTIN,
Strasburg, Penn.
I * THE MOST POPULAR Sj ?
jL -. OT ALL'- V - "
?SEWING MAEHINEM
jj _ ?^___40su^ J
fe?*DER B
L7\ST \ f
m^Bji Ll PET! M B *- |
N 30 UNION SQ. MEW YORK H
I CHICAGO ILL.-e-- ?
sn ORANGE MASS. Ja
Ti 1.. UlSsaisli, CUarloiOiu S. C
July i 6ni
DS8COVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. ?
A victim of yoathfn! imprniience cansin^ Prem*?
turo Decay. ??er>-oas Debility, Lost "'"inliood, etc^
liavinf? tnttl in vain, evory feawn rtci^Uy, bas dis?
covered a simple self cure, which ho will send FSEg M
to bis frliow-s-uflerers, address J. H. KEE>X?- A