Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Emroi s |# -A Denver kpcci^i sn)s: r v'Late wf Sat- -t(een KhipjicnH'roin this place to Lex-1 nrdtiy evening.ihc Jiijjieo aiVested a iifcrton, V«., ar. a present ’to Oenvndl Aonna mon^hnWd AuWey Graw as a..|j! l „m„ of the Viiyiiiia MllWtirV Instf-' suspicious character ami iodised hi ill in t u te, l»v the Rev. Dr. It. H. Morrison.' tliti city jail. No chaiue was made Ueferriiijr to the old chaiycr’s presence —Shall we be- ^juarjpfs CLACUCS, - ' nTr.n AND DEAI. —npPORTEB.AND DEALER IN— • wines* Liquors, ciQars, tocacco, * * “ " J V^-' nm eiry jail, ao nidiae was muae KeferriiiK to the old clmrjrcr’s presence /Y m T-T Tl ‘tS, 'c\ .^ob 00 *® 1 ^ and provisions, » , TV 1 *“ t , » u «l»»rinet excited i„ Lym-bbarg, the News says: tfhis L/-Jb V7 1 JtL ill 'J_/ T No.l&S EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S.(j. P Post- tUo idtcntioii irtjtlio -jMihrs', a 1 ! as he famous old war horse was 'the oHject .. : . c ■ ..., L According to Third Asssistant Po«t- lUo attc 1*1 ion ut>llio pofir**, ai d as he famous old war horse was the object master Ucnerul Haze 11, the surplus in Was unahle to iriveany intelligent ac- of much interest while iiere. lie was .1 1 vv.ai. in th» nnet. dp ot hiiiiseU or. his w iiodciiifsrs visited bv a great ntafi^'persons, wlio ?- the last llscal ycai ^ *he pojtoffii.t de ahoiml i oft „ y.y ,„ to t |, c nighi, he ivus were surprised to sod him 'looking so ‘ • $. • fsrU • } lutment will bo $2,500,000, a gam run in. ■■ well. A eircumstuncc that tuay.upt lip ; over the surplus of 1*t>2 of 81,100,000. ^ This yoniig mail baaiiijiistory whicii generally known, undone possessing. ■y.- fe one of lexes the Senator Warukn Miller, of New # • » .. N ICIIIV Iiy (IIIAA »SSIV/ ntYJ ia^« IllPVpfi Ylip miYll is a stronger plea ti.r teni|)erHure iImii pw/ulinr ;ldj;al . intcresr, U that .'this fifmily. Tbrd was ever penned by the tuosi gifted jmrisc was c.<ptuiitd by-a LysichhiHg piexitv, you shi questions which most per- * of the individual and t^e leve' yourself of this pei> you should call and hear our prices Arthur. m the practice of the law as a profession. G e „,.,. H | j 0 h SmnrL- The wrltoiwwas a The same year ho was elected as‘a nicmher of that heroic compauv, and > orwhinb « 1 „ Democrat to a seat in the lower House feehnjjnst prtdt* itr aH its perf.m .imieOh ?8!f-^R a 1 W. a ^ d we, l The Texas cotton crop of this year is estinmted at 1,030,000 bides, a lull ing off from last year of 464,000 hales. Drought affected the crop. Texas has ^ >>i>v > wi> „ suffered severely from scarcity of ram, oiie-ot - tife finest adilresses ever uttered onf. extent r .with rhe immortal Stone- plee afuitof . v /-• while tarther north tlK.ro 'was an £'!! J ike w,!CU » iw "» “ hd L 1,i "‘ wall, just Ticpmr he went ^to~ the .! ll,l 1 ll . ,M|S- . . ... death-trap. Hts last winds addressed s—t-r- 11c removed to Mdvvawkce and he- to the captain, were, “It’s tiihV to . W4ijv_;TxI-LIeTC3r ' tii Ijiw • II if* first cjikc nioV e. M H© cHcl niov©" w *l-)(ita * to* * •••••••»••••••••••••••••••••••••••# ums in (.‘lipid’s Court. He won the 8 „a the grave.—Charlotte journal- 'v ' ’* !V . w-qgomft into the atfeotions of a heantllul and moderately Ohsmer. Coma anAteftiifrr stock, or choose from sinefes asriitn.v * He ^nngphiciw^^ljuMBlMMAr iu . r — <»■» i *'Vv^? fc, fi ueo ^ 8am pJQs^ • If we cannot please * - VViK ^ I .. • s .. . « . • w* •'s *. m Itl /anas tear 4.1 At %«t*!♦**_• 1_ abundance of it. Still there w ill proba bly be a fairlv large crop. -w-'r 1 carrying, Ires St. Paid, Minn., Octol foot, carrying the flag to Gnlv Texa ci , thence to Maine and San Francisco, and He proposes . ... liver eighteen hundred lectures on his hrtr f;V at relultves as well n< at lock- grcssional library. ^ „ , , smiths, and elopement and ummucc *— protracted tramp of seven thousand t'.)llowed. miles. ' Once iu possession of a fat bind *1 w 'account, young. Gray began a sv ft Hon. Wm. 11. Calkins thinks thut career 10 desliucliun. lie sq iaudcn Mr. Holman will be the Democratic his wire’s ,money light jmd left. I n candidate for Governor of Indiana, prodigu] apn wasn't a n arkcr 10 hi. . ,, , . . . Nculcct.bnd uhti-e or. tlic won an w. He has some doubts of Ilepuhhcftn as- . ti id,,, p.ii.u,,, cendency in that State. Speaking ot matter of course. the possibility of Hoadly withdrawing The end can e soon. A fortune > from the race for Governor of Ohio, he ®ld,O00 was spent,.In less tan x said: “It he does, the Democrats will succeeded. ..G.a , . i; . . r-x be badly beaten. You can’t cliangc , |jjs credit jn Mim c .. candidates and win. We tr’cd that in |Chicago, moved to 13.ik >ot, ... d v.n Indiana in 1877 and went to the wall, i ih'i'.ediuiH.y cicco., n ni m'. Orth could have been elected, .but he | was st>||t > was taken off and Hen Harrison suh- a ,„j (| K .„ S |,| , v ,,, .1:1. ing all the whiskey in Ui’-ma: c.n'. u came as near to it as. Soy ii..c 0TTO TIEDlkAN & SONS, V^OLESALE GROCERS, JUST RECEIVED AGAIN 'V .v —AND— ^ JPROVISION DEALERS, 4 - 102 AND.104 EAST BAY STREET, f ' chaBEston, S. C. gO YD BROTHER^ fb ii- o. i • . ,» Wholesblb Grocers, Liquor Dealers i —ANIV- ., y-. •N • . ^ * * •'. .COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 197 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. g 6. TflOMAS, AGENT, . No. 320 K1N0 St., Opposite Liberty, " WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANG- ^ INGS.LACE CURTAINS,. v '' Corn aces and . Upholster^ , Goods, : CHARLESTONjS.%. Window Awnings Made to Order he nb- stituted, and what was the result? Hen the apparent th tei iuinat n,.. <0 d. was slaughtered!” An exchange save thut rccentlvMherc ; could, hut he did not succc. d. ..... „ , „ .1 His next exiierunent was to turn applied three hundred cat ululates i'> J mnperaoce teener, and h»- was answer to a call for six clerks, undone |^c^at success in the nmidbi : m li< id proved to! lie mnde a tour of low.i L.vel liundred and thirty-seven j)0"Rcss the necessary qualiflctitious, i tbe prohihilory atneudijieu!'tl the con and a^lds that “there is no such rush ’'J'V'lUx Vn when capable mechanics arc wanted.”, |„. „„ 8 1,0,.,, a | U , ..h,,.,., There is ho parallel in the two cases, lawyer, an tmcthmcci,,- a -s.,ie si. A large proportion of voting men just man, and even thing else *li t .cq ■ r • f rom their schocis arc capable ot per- 'j. llI ||j# |ii; . |ias ln ,.„ „ p, lorming the work ot clerk--, at f'‘‘3fl 1 failure, wren it might have been a with the added experience of 11 ^pw shining success. Auwenu-ciuu. a. .sa DYSenterV- SUM MER COMPLAINT There is no time to be lost when those we love are taken with these terrible diseases. The beauty of PERRY DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER is that it acts to promptly, surely and efficiently. Don’t be without Pain Killer I A. »•' Have it ready for instant use 1 Keep it with you at hotae ' V-'■ or abroad! ALL THE OtiUQQiSTS SELL IT picuop M!y 4 utu»b liiqjbluIOTIS. , . We ask»n, inspection of our stock'jif SHOES, which is very larger embracing all qualities and styles.. Something nice jn low-cuts and slippers. ^ . ;*.• In all departmefiW wn endeavor to give the best goods at LOWEST PRICES. Respectfully,.' CALDWELL & LACD’ERDaE whcrewithai. ^ G. CUDWOR^rixfc CO., . J r. : —W!lOLESALE-i : u ■ V ' •- BAhbtER.Y WAREHOUSE, . 165 Meeting Street, • - If:, - - Opposite Charleston Hotel.; . ‘ CHARLESTON, S UT H ENRY RISC HOFF & QO., wholesa'E Vrocrr's AND DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE. PROPRIETORS op the celebrated ;y: ; -i CAROLINA TOLU TONIC. TEN THOUSAND “SUGENHEIMER’S CHOICE’^ CIGARS. A GOOD TEN CENTS CIGAR SOLD FoS. '■ , . * ' X, -{S FIVE CENTS A PlECfe. A» "tv. 'i;4. *: TEN BARRELS OF VERY FINE NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY. J J ALWAYS OJT HAM}. . K 'x - '-At- «fW' ** S? . HK •f t ,r '? T * *n »•\j .it have just returned from the Eastern markets, and in a few dYj^ v vriU»be able to show to the people of this and adjoining counties a very nice line of GOODS, y'- 1 r Having superior advantages .to my, competitors, buying for three establishments, and therefore handling goods in large quantities, 1 am in position to get goods DIRECT I'M 1 LAST BAY, CHARLESTON', S. C.. FROM MANUFACTURERS ania we be Is another perplexing question. It alsc e. nses to worry when once you look into ur f 1 - GROCERY DEFAUTMEJIT, jj, *> | ALVAGAGE & CO., CHARLESTON it'F. IIOUSE', Market, Corner Cnur.cn Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. IS?"Ice packed for the country a specialty. o» 1. - where yott will find all kinds of eatables at most reasonable prices. COME AND SEE US’. We tA’ce plea; ufo in showing our goods. R “Apeetful y, cald#ku & Lauderdale. S . A. NELSON & CO., . . . —wnoLtesALE dealers in- BOOTS AND SHOES, ]No. 23 Hayne Street, i CHARLESTON, S. C. moiilhs, uerhans weeks, in niAxriiig ' "'V' H •> t ,f gin jail, hi- p.vi n il-ii'niv, .. ^Vl. and Ins lutuie lull 01 desim.r. the deln.is of the Fculmr pnsUmn. \ {U muuvr ^ ^ ^ in Hut Ihc ‘‘capable ineehnnic'' is the re sult of several years’ apprentice ser vice in addition to bis school attain ments. - mm goods! £ GO TO 1 CONSISTING OF FLC FLOUR OF THE iHqiyer higan seems to i tioue iu- satiifv. He was booked for an addiess at the UUnpei anCe^ j. evling last I hurs- duv evening. luilJijj Killed tn imt iu an appeariuiee. Satfirduy afternoon he The Graphic is authoritv fi r the wamlered .dong Liirimer street, look- story that Marwond, England s hang- „Vh,ck he perched himself on . nti man, always receives liis victim with uUnpty drv goods box and stared n cordial grasp of the band, and smil- v, iiantly at ,fhe pn-scivby. lieciniins inglv savs: “i am verv glad to see ' 0 f ,mv, ‘ 11 Mettodb-r p-ynelmr of * * . ' ' ' , . I late, and when arrested had a letter ' you. It seems to be a cold day, lint 11 p, ,,,,, a pi ominent divine of rnur i lmreli! Okra and Toniattoes, Tomattoes, Salmon, tniliiscit) in hi* pui-ket. Mis sior> js j . a ad one, but it mu-t be saali . dhe M en id to prefer‘d'Ssipatieii loiiieeii- ey, and having sowed tiie w iqd, if i prohublu that he wilt reap the whii!- wind. . best grades, Meal, Pearl Grits, Rice, New Orleans Molasses and Syriips, full line of Canned Goods, Corned Beef, Sugar Co ' have hopes that we shall have pleas anter weather to-morrow. By the wav, it is understood that Favorite will win the Derby. Allow meto place this around your throat. You appear to be shivering. That is a pimple un der the left ear. I think you should have it attended to. It might. Inrn oyt to he a cancer. Yon will excuse hie now, l uin sure; 1 have a little matler outside to attend to and wii! return to you presently. In other words, I will see you later.” And then the trap is sprung. The secret of Captain Webb’s en durance iu the water lias been told by his trainer. We are informed that id one time Captain Webb was in, charge of a coasting vessel which sailed for Lapland. He noticed that, while he stood shivering011 deck wrapped up in furs and flannel, the Luffs would go out into the ice cold water and remain lliere for hours. The,re >vas the secret- he was after. How was it that they could stand the cold so nun-h better than he could? He determined to learn the secret, and pleading sickness sent the vessel home in charge of the first officer. Ho lived with the people for nine months; studied their diet, their , •^iND BUY YOUR—. EXGlXEfr, G1XS, PRESSES', SAW MILLS, GJ-feXGT INXILLr', AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF tlExEUM. UOSSIV. — The German.Humiesrath lias umin- imousb approved the treaty of com merce between Germany hud Spain, —Richards, Power & Co., shiff owiw ors mid inei'•hunts of ,Swansea n.nd Loudon, have faffed. Their liabilities m e £350,000. —The Eor.doti Missionary Societv has received it telegram iiiniounciug that the Queen of Madagascar died on July 13. —The Hungarian wheat crop is esti mated at a lull average, and the Aus trian crop at fifteen percent, below the average. —The Emperor William a few days ago laid the foundation stone of tiie new Parliament building in Berlin in the presence of the ineinbel'S of tile Bundesraili and Reichstag. , --About fitleen cadets of the third class in the Naval Academy are accus ed of “hazing” the fourth class on board Die practice ship Constellation, and Ihey^re to be court-marl in led oil their return to the Naval Academy. —Many political arrests have been made at Salonica, In European Turkey. Briunniis in this vicinity are acting iu collusion wish foreign emissaries with Peaches, Pineapple, Celebrated Partiett Pears, Succotash, Squash, Chow-Chow and ■ Farm machinery i Mixed Pickles, Prepared Cocoanut for pies, cakes and puddings. Evaporated Vegetables for Soups, Evaporated Apples. Old Government Java and, tlio Coffee, Green and Black Tea, and all Grades of Sugars and Coffees. D. E. Flemken. Q. W. A1MAR & CO., WilOlESALEAND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHOICE PKtGS, MEDICIVES. CHEMICALS, SUKGlv’ALINSTia'MSNTS. ‘ • PERI UMERIES . AND TOILET ARTICLES, Cor. King arid Vanderhorst Streets. CHARLESTON, S. C. JUST RECElfED. WILL TAlvE CHARGE OF MY WJNNSBORO ESTABLISHM®NT, J. L. MIMNACtiH A CO., Columbia, S. C MIMNAUGH BKOSA Cliestcr.Ti C. * J. L. MIMNAUGH Wiunsboro, S. C Respectfully, J. IT STANDS AT ■H IRISH POTATOES. Large cabbage heads. SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST STRIPS. Very fine smoked beef. ONE BARREL NO. 1 MACKEREL JUST OPENED; A VIE /HjN I- IS CALLED TO FRESH ADDITIONS TO MY method of living, and lived as they lived. He then returned to England j“''j.'’'* 1 ’U .iTwliw* troubles ,|,e r two vears upon the V"™;; Tlw G .V Vtin ‘ 0 !‘ “L S ! ,lo "! eH ‘ and reumiued for two years upon oast coast of that country, existing upon blubber and the skins of fish. Recent statistics based on the cen sus show that in Milwaukee, where more beer is made and drunk than in any other city of equal size iu Hie world, there are twice as many sui- rhhs as in any other mnuicipnlity of the same population. This induces one of (ho leading German papers of tiie West to admit that iu all Hie cities of the country the Germans arc, in proportion to their numbers, twice as well represented among the suicides as any other people, and Hie excessive u? ) of beer is assigned as the cause. “There is no doubt,” says the journal referred to, “that the moderate use of beer brightens up aiid cheers mcnj but there is also no doubt that too much beer stupefies and demoralizes Hue drinker, and, if its use is persisted in, riiake hi;n melancholy and weak- minded. It is apt to result in certain attacks of mclnucholin, which comes upon the beer toper, and in which he bewails himself and his fa;e, pities himself as a wretched being, and final ly lets iiis heavy bead and weeping eyes sink languidly on Hte tabled’ The same authority, however, considers Ix^r n leverage of exceeding' virtue in cornparisoii. with spirituous liqnors, whicii, it contends,‘^'transform a man i^to a blovKly-thii-Bty wild beast ami Mhtor of the laws.” (9ESB9R$SjH-A * - r' v -m-dtis who was recently captured bv bri gands, lias been iirjqffited. —John Proctor,' a saloon-keeper of Adnirsville, Kyq was. filled by Alex. Urnwford and his sou sit Umcker’s Cross Hoads, Tenn ^ on last Sunday, night. Proctor’s wife left him recent ly and took refuge with 4 heiv lyther, Alex. Crawford. Pniotor ailcnipted to take her away by three ai d ’was killed in the quarrel wiiirh etisued. -h —Five prisoners escaped fyom the Dover (Del.) jail late hue Saturday id lit, among the number were Bob j Alien and Henry Raisin, notorious colored burglars, who were lenders of a gang which carried on extensive thieving operations iu Kent county: The others who escaped were Henry Watson, white, Joseph Codk and Israel Loote, colored. . ■ * —Near Colquitt, Miller county Gn., a tew nights ago, two colored men en tered the bed-chamber of a prominent lady with the object of assaulting and murdering Iter She was awakened b\ the touch of. bite 0/ the men and tint them to flight, with a pistol. On Sun day one vf tjte uojprits was captured, and after being Judged iu jail was shot dead iu Ids cell. The Celebrated “Brunswick’ one. Hams—try S. S. WOLFE’S: u L. MIMNAUGH. THE HEAD. f y • • THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC.” That it is the acknowledged Leader in he Trade is a fact that cannot be dil uted. VIANY IMITATE IT—NONE EpUAJ. The Largest Atmofl?; •" ' *nT ‘ - The Lightest Running,' 1 ITm* most Beautiful Woodwork. AND IT IN WARRANTED To he made of the best material. To-d#* any ami all kinds of work. To be complete in every respect. For Sale by ~ . ‘ J. M. BEATY & GO.; * /.t ; , r .Winnslioro, S. C- Agents wanted in unoccupied territo- y. 'Address . j > DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia. SPRING GOODS THE STORE. mm -T-t- £ Ocean tiem Mackerel. * Saint Lonjs Corn Beef. Saint Louis Roast Beef. Uunorted and American Sardines: Salmon (Soused); Mackerel. Imported Macaroni. Fresh Cheese. Fresh Apples, In gallon cans. Bartlett Pears, Quinces. Grated Pieeapple, Peaches, “Winslow’s” Succotash—iiist parked. “Davis Lestor Manor” Tomatoes—hand ..• ■' packed. CroSse& Blackwell’s BELOW WE GIVE A FEW TESTIMONIALS. • Messrs. It,. J. McCarley & Co.—The VERY FINE SMOKED BEEF. A T~ Frick Eclipse Bftigthes we bought from you last fall have given entire satisfaction, and we take pleasure in saying that we think tiie Eclipse Enginb, has no superior as a ‘arm engine. , It takes less wood and AT ufatcr to run it than most engines, and has , , ail the powpr that is guaranteed. We ^3. ^ .1 _ l ^ i..-- cheerfully recommend It to • any parties wisliing to buy an engine, as the best in the market. YbUrs, Ac., } ' y' i THdS. JORDAN, W. J. POWELL, HIRAM HOLLIS, JNO. HOLLIS, A. J! LAMAR, - W. J. CRAWFORD, J. M. KIRKLAND. Messrs. R. J. McCarley & Co.—Gentej' l am well pleased^ With the, Yap Winkle Gin, Feeder and Condenser I bought from you. It is all thut you represented it to he. It makes the best sample I ever saw, ^ ^ ^ v ALL SHALL BL WAITED ON POLITELY. AND NOGRUMBLING and turns outa good yield. I recommend T A TCTC NOTTP,T^ f! IN CASE A«ALKIS NOT EFFECTED. PRICES SHALL BE AS LOW it to all who wish to buy to be sure to pur: -r* AV J i IN V/ A j. v, J J . AS THE SAME (^t)ODS CAN BE SOLD AT IN WlNNSBORO. tin TTYXTaanApIoi ■ l ~ . . * ■ ’ • UNAVOIDABLY, my stock was bought later this Spring than usnsnl; bnt fortunately, at SU« H PRICES as to enable me to meet tbe . SHARPEST COMPETITION. 1 am keener to sell than ever, and urgently extend . -v » v . ‘.I'yi v fc* AN INVITATION * V-- » A4 , TO every man, woman and child in Fairfield Cotinty to visit MtT STORE within the next THIRTY DAYS. A REQUEST. DON’T LEAVE MY STORE WITHOUT ASKING TO SEE ANY ARTICLE YOU WISH TO LOOK AT, AND ASK THE PRICE! A PKOMISE. chase the Van Wisk'e Gin. 'Wishing you abtindaht silccess, I am yours, Ac4 j* •.. HENRY BOYKIN. V- BUY your. Wagon Material, SPOKES, RIMS and, HUBS, SHAFTS. POLES. WAGONS A GROCERIES, MACHINE . ^ The fifty-saw Daniel Pratt Revolving Go(m1b “ kof Ji. KHa , Read Gin and Feeder 1 purchased from COOK STOVES, irEATlNG STOVES, 1 you-thefirst of last August, far excels any- ^om FTf , thing that I have ever seen. I have never g^ ST0VES ’ WOODENWARE, ETC., J: M. BEATY. Chow-Cliow Pickles.'been better pleased with the working, bf ' Imported Worcei .rshire Sauce.- any mnehinarv. It runs lighter than any * ... J' H. CUMMINGS. nq i*mnm -AT: Fresh St»iffy-Flakes. A lot of WW-FlakeS. . ..m uicww « - Handled Hoes and Grain Cl. dies. I gin the seed as clean aiS one-’Would desire:? ALL CHEAP FOR CASH It. Ml HUEY. A Word'ra season i 'S. * < I HAVE NOTIFIED THE FARMERS >f Fairfield to brjny ip their OLD GINS for repairs. But they are. not .doing so, gin the seed as clean as one would desire, I i\- , • The Fyeijer Forks like a iharm, feeding 'The UNION CHURN is sold oir ii* 1 next season. ; . ! Yours, 4fcc., C. K. RABB won SALK. rpHE store-building and lot_now occupied ' ' . . 1 >C - Hl» F',r*t Dny-at Si'Ktoca. ; -Sarati’igH was a new Idea to him. ; It was so jolly to go from spring to spring and take n drink of the water of each. No two of the springs tasted alike: There are about forty springs' at Saratoga. After tasting nearly half of these, he began to have a queer feeling inside him. After •pending most of the day In this way, he went to lied. It seamed as if nil the water works of tiie regions' were raising a riot within hiriV. After several hours of agony, lie thought of i bhrY Davis’s Pain Kil- lf.r. It gave him relief and comfort, and Charmed him to sleep. * the undersigned are offered for sale. The store.is one of the best in Winnstyon^ | . - i r - and is In prime condition. The location is! an<! I am imp sjile to disapponft a purchas- one of the most advantageous in town. # * ' * • ! T'Kas Irvf Iu Vssslfrb A 1us*rrXk /\nAX on«l nwirvm one. .So jaifiesn^ not bring thq^ '***"*' For further par- in just felifen thoy need them and expect to “take out in my wagon;” oi. “get them Saturday when the wagon comes In.” . j. I want to doall the work I can. I hope ;> L*re?l* .STAINS ‘ ‘ -v The lot isqulte a large one? and upon it are ON <THE TEETH ARE SURE ".l ^ “ "l i * l ISir'iSfSilte 0 ‘ h |!. b " l &?’p»-’ v raBJOR^RS OF DliOAV C ! iE ticulars apply to May B. SUGENIlEIMER. u ..■o' 1 i. the GI& MBN won’t CROWD ns 1b| CARPI5TS. I Honae Furnlthlnr Goods, Tho «k Sooth of Boltimora. Moquet. th of Boltimora. Moquet id Ingroln Carpet ~ Cromh Cloth., Window SEPTEMBER just when they want their' J£S2lSpiJ5fcoc»»5rcoi j C^oUtr rj, Bnsrartogs, Chi , Frame* Write rar Samples and Prices. GFORGB A. BAILIE AtOVSTA, GA. j Juuew-txfy Ton can remove them and prevent their 1 return by using • WOOD’S ODONTINE A preparation harmless and efficient Jjfc hardens the gums, stops their receding from the teeth, and makes the breath pure . I HAVE just received my SPRING GOODS, consisting of Nun’s Veiling,* Buntings. Dotted and Plnin Swiss, Plain and Figured. Lawns, PJaiu un,i Figured Muslins, Laced und Sriped Piques and Cxinbrica. < , ^CLOTHING, CLOTHING— ,. Th .?X;jj!K 1r ?, , ?.'5^ of Uen ’' >Bo y“’ and Youth,’ CLOTHLNO, which I Will Sti! VERY LOW,. STS.1W Eats of all this latest styles. •Wh' /• SKIOBS, SSOESy; SHOES. GIN. J* , J. SI. ELLIOTT, ^SmBuSttaS; abox - ■ romoa, picture Sold in trade. Supplied by t W. C. FISHER, Columbia, S. C. A large assortment of Men’s, Women’s and (Children's! sortincnt of Fans and Parasols, trouble to show goods. Very respectfully/ Call early and secure A luge as-r- iAINS. No Lf 1 zmim* * t*<. S , L,