The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, August 10, 1870, Image 3
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School Notice- ,,.^
MISS E. POWELL will open i
?fii^Bg3QlI00L *t her residence 01
^ EjBuDoombe Street, on 8th ef An
gait, 1870. Terms moderate.
Aug 10 )8 .8
Executor's Sale.
PURSUANT TO THE WILL Of JOHB
8TINNI8, deceased, I will, on Monday
the 5lA day of Saptombtr, 1870, at the lab
residanoo of aatd deoeased, offer for sale t<
tho best bidder, the
PLANTATION
Upon whieh said deoeaeed resided at the tim<
of his death, oontalntng 800 aorns of
Fine Farming Land, a Comfortable
Dwelling ilonse,
And all the nsaal Out-B nil dings In Good Br
pair. Titles good.
TERMS? One-third eaab, the balance t<
be paid the first of December, 1870, at whlol
time possession will be given.
A. T. STBNNI8, Executor..
Ang 10 18 d
pumixsibbrty >
WHITE LEAP,
Buy the Best?It is the Cheapest.
* To Coinmnara nt VtlU T..J ?.? >!??
:o:
THE Increased dotnand from alt Motions oJ
.tho country for our -wall-known brand
of PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, In
duces us to ask your special attention to it
and we cordially invite you to give it a trial
U5EaVALf3D.
1st. For Wearing and Covering Properties.
Sd. For Whitenoss and Beauty of Finish.
3d. For Uniform Fineness of Grinding.
4tli. Same Weight will do more and battel
work, at a given oost, than any other.
6th. Most Euonomioal White Lead ever introduced.
fltli. If you wish to procure as ton oh value ai
possible for your money and secure hand
some and durable work, use
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD
Try It and be convinced. Satisfaction guar
antood by the Manufacturers.
ZIBQLE A SMITH.
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glaes Dealers
No. 137 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
WHOLESALE AQEET8, - <
GOWER, COX & MARKLEY
DEALERS IN
Coach Materials, Paints, Oils, Glass
Putty, &e.,
GREENVILLE, 8. C.
In. 1A 1* ??
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FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE undersigned have letted tho Green
villo Femalo College for a term of yean
and dceign to make it an institution of th
highest grado lor tho instruction of yottn
ladies.
Wo aro organising a corps of onmpeter
teachers, to whom we proposo to give assist
unco by general supervision of tho whol
course of study and arrangements of th
School, and also by giving instruction in eei
tain branches so as not to conflict with on
engagements in the Seminary and the Uni
vcrsity.
Tho excroisos will open THURSDAY, SEP
TEMDER 1st, 1870, and Close tho last <
Juno, 1871.
Expanses per Half Session, Is Advanet
Tuition, Primary, ....,............$12 0
" t Academic, 18 0
" Collegiate, .... 25 0
Incidentals 2. 2 6
Music on Piano, 25 0
French or Latin, 10 0
Hoard, per month, 12 {
l'upila may board either in tho Collog
building or with Mr. Robert McKay, under tb
caro of one or more of the teacher*, at the abot
price, excluaire of fuel, lights and washini
It will be observed that tho rates both for tul
tlon and board hare been materially reduset
and we offor the best advantages at tho low'ei
prico.
For furthor information, apply to
Ror. B. MANLY, Jr., or
Prof. C. H. JUD80N.
Greenville, S. C? Aug. 8, 1870. 12-1
VALUABLE
LAWD
IF ? IB SAIL IS.
f...? I WILL Soil, jMMMft,
ks&jjk?
her next, at
Court House, in Brevard, North Carolina, or
LARGE PLANTATION^
Lying on the French Broad River, in Tranay
vania County, five miles north-east of tb
Town of Brevard, known as the
WARD FARM,
Containing Four Hundred Aeres, more or les
Two llundrod and Forty Aores of which is
RIVER BOTTOM,
And npon which in situated a Large and Maj
niflcont .
DWELLING HOUSE,
With all other nooesaary buildings.
TERMS OF SALE-?One-third eaeb.tf
other two-thirds om and two years orcdi
Title retained until the purchase money
paid. If necessary, the land will be lottr
on day of sale to suit purchasers. For furthi
information, apply to the subscriber at Bn
vard, N. 0.
F. 0. WHITMIRE, Ad'or.,
With Will annexed, of
JOSHUA WARD, Dooeased.
Aug Id IS 6
Charleston Weekly Courier and C<
luinbia IlkttniInk will please copy 4 times ar
wood bill care of the Greenville Enterprise.
The Ladies' Store
w. aTiwiFi co. i
nAVB JUST RECEIVED A FUL
, Lisa of .
WHITE GOODS,
Nainsook, Jaeonets, Organdies, Catnbrioi
Checked and Striped Swiss; Pique Irii
* Linen, Ac.; Table Damask, Damask Napklx
Tk U ??--? ?? ? ?' ? - "
i/uiua, jvntnun AOWOIITtg; UfllOB and 111
en Pillow Casings ; Bletebed and Brown Ska*
Ing and Shlrtiag* ; Bwlaa JaeoneU and Lawni
Edging* and Inflating* j Thread, Male, Cloi
aad Linen Edgings* Da lay, Broadway ai
Cash's Prilllngs. and a large >inrtm?at
Phioe Trimming*; Crape, Baal aad laritath
Laee aad Linen Collar*; Sa*h aad Trimmli
Ribbons,
IfaU-galaotad Block of Fane.
A Lao,
&&&
WINDOW SHADES
WALL PAPER,
SCREENS, BORDERING, &C, ft!
la feel, a
FULL AMD WELL 8ELBCTPBD
anMH&m. mr Bvmi
en
faucy TOY MOM
AMD MOTIOMS,
All of which will b* offered ilI.ow as th?
can bo bought In Ibis nrerkei.
w. a. nor sr. a a. row* a*, en.
Jnl7 37 10 If
? L.J LI?1*1. Ill I ii
NEW DRUGS, NEW DRUGS* 1
?-s???*? '(
Hair Preparation*.
' TJURSBTT'S COCOA IN ,
JEwem"?***
Oh.m)l.r's Ltr* ?f tha flair, V ' K.JAiw1!
Hair Vigor,
M. A. Hunter** InikpMn
r A lien'a Keatorer, Wdod'a laaUmHTe,
Vhalon'a VItalia, Ljron'a Kathartoo^
; . -' ft. A. IIUNTHK 4 CO.
Hair Uyefl.
BACHELORS,
KROMKR'S
TBITI.
At M. A. HUNTER A CO.'S.
- Tooth WaahM*
OPAL DENTALLINA,
LeArerrne's OdeataiUae,
I llawley'a Tooih Put?, ]
M. A. llunter'a Tooth Powder*. i
At the Draw Store. I
, M. A. HUNTER A 00,
Toilet Artiole*.
Magnolia wetor, rom water*
Bey Rum,
??*> Marie, Farina COLOONtt,
M. a. llunter A <Ve owe Cologoee, fa me.
rtor article,)
Lubin'e Handkerchief Extraotf, (Genuine,)
Lily and Rouge Toilet Powders, (in oonre*
' nient form,)
Meon Fun, Infant Powers, A&.
[ M. A. HUNTER A 00.
Liquors*'
WINES AND PURE LIQUORS
For rale by
M. A. IIUNTRR A GO.
1 ' Aug 11 tf
. The State of South Carolina.
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
In Common Plea*. t
, EDWIN 8. IRVINE, Plaintiff, omIbiI OS?
I RILDA WYLLIS and HARROLD WYIr
LIS, Defendant*.?Action to Recover P04*c**ion
of Real XrtaU and to try Title*.
THE Defendant, Harrold Wyllla, la hereby
lunmonid and notified to aaawer the
complaint in this action, filed in the Oflfiee of
the Clerk of Common Plena, for Bald County,
and to aerre a copy of hia aaawer to said
' Complaint on the aoheeribore, at the OHee of
Clerk, within ?ix weoka after the data of
the publioaUon of tbia Notlee; and In eaae he
faila to aaawer the Complaint within the Urn
i aforaaaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the |Ce?xt
for the relief demanded in the Complaint.
8ULLIVAN A STORKS,
Plaintiff** Attornlee.
? Dated at GrcenylUe, 8. C., Aog. fid, 187*.
Aug I 11 I
H AY IN G a Tremondons ItcRVy
Stock of GOODS on band, com
' prising ot over
i 1,000
g
t Difforotit Articles. each as Ready
Made Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods,
o Hats, Jewelry, Watches, Domes*
tics, Trunks, Valises, &c., ?fcc.,
ii &C., tl'O.,
s ^VOLUNTEERS ARE
t ^WANTED
o
o Of Men, Women and' Children, .
o with Money In their pockets, to
? call and examine the great and asL
fAlinHInr* Dnriroinn ^ lil?
V .wM.?v..M|| saw*** mu UJMIjr
? offered
i o-IN TUB
Cheap Casli Store of II. C. MARK.
The Stock is so varied and exten_
sive that I can suit and siae the
pilo of Hosier, Cracker, or an officer
in the
<o-PRBNCe AW.
i No pains will bo spared, and the
t greatest attention paid to my eng.
t tomors, whether they buy one dol'
lar or they buy
? <cr$500
Worth of Goods. My intention is
a. to sell, and sell I will, and as my
Establishment offers a liboral
^BOUNTY
To every purchaser, the public
,? will find it more to their interest
t- to avail themselves of the great
,Vi inducements offered them to have
?r their investments
GOLD
Greenbacks or any other comraod^
ity. Don't forgot the place, and
- ior ureal uargaina,
l ^ENQUIRE OP
[ ^e. C. MARK.
>L
July 27 10 . if
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ib Notice.
1 WOOL CARDS,
2 Parr's Mills.
3 0UR WOOL CARDS srs sow la good
)a V*/ condition, and under the control* of
iS sa KYPBRIENCED MANAGER, who will
nee every effort to give perfect satisfaction.
All Wool left si W. F. Thaokston'e or Tboe.
Bteeu'e Stores, will be relumed jin Rolls free
?f ohsrge for trseeporisUoa.
Tortm of Cmrding.?If the grease is furoed,
10 eents a pound ; if we luralsb the
, grease, It cents s pound. Give us s trial.
> J. M. FARR A BROTHERS.
; ?7?ly 20 ? 4
i* |W The friends ef the Hon. SAMUEL
J' TIN^LEY, most respectfully announce him
ss a Candidate for re elect ioa ee a member
of the Legislature at the ensuing election
V 1* October aext.
MANY FRIENDS,
' 'yd , 7 iff
JW-We ere eetherieed to announce EDWAR&F.
ATOKKS, of Greenville, a CsadU
date to repreeent the people of the Fourth
* ?3EU?K&2tfEsK ?
toher next.
PRINCIPLES DEMOCRATIC.
May Mtfi, 1870. 1 tf
CAROLINA LIFE
MEMPHIS, TE
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Assxn?s> - ? -
mrrmmv myhs
W. J. WICfcS, Mm Vleo-PToaMeat. I J.
IT. V. ROY LI, Secretary. | J.
A detnlte Nih IimIw nhwli |Wiat?4 0
pnolaa, wbtah amount will, at tb? option or tbo 1
rarrender of hla Polio/, or loaned to Eha at alx dot
thereby continuing bW Policy Ik forOO for the Mil a
With tuffloient capital for en tiro aeourity, ao
idrantage* to tbo Carolina.
All ita preflta an divided ikong |U Pollcy-ho
plan. *
No rootriotloBB oa travel or roaldeaoe la tbo Ui
All Politico non-forfeitable after aeoond year.
AU looaea paid promptly la nab.
M. 0. BUTLER, GENERAL STATE
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Schedule JBlne Ildft Railroad. 7
OV ?ol i(Ur this daU Ike (dO?*i*g
schedule Will be observed by the Par
MDger Trains over this Road:
cr.
Leave Anderson ...4 20 p m I
Leave rend lei on... .t..........6 20 p m t|,
Leavs Perry ville I 10 pm
Arrive Walhalla 7 00 p m
down. n,
Leavs Walhalla.... ABO am
Leave Perry vllle 4 10 a on
Leave Pendleton. ft 10 a m q
Arrive Anderson. ft 10 am
In eases of detention on the Greenvel Is
and Colombia Railroad, the train on this A
Road will wait one hour for lbs train frees w'
Helton, ezeept on Saturdays, when it will
wait nntil the arrival af the Itelton train, a
W. H. D. GA1LLARD, Sop'L ah
March 10, 1870. . It if
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, q
Ukionvillm, June 21, 1870k n
PASSENGER Trains on this road ran
dally t
On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays the down trains will Isnve Spar \
tan burg Court Hooae at 6.10 a. m? and j
ittiti k Anion it ii.uui. a; returning g
leere Aletoe it 1100 m., and reaeh 8par
taabnrg Court IIodm it 5.80 p. m. Oa
Taeede/e tki down traiai will Imti 8par- e
tanborg Cnurt Home at 7.SO a. oi., and ar H,
Hti at Alaton at 1.00 p. m.; returning Imti f
Alatoa at S 15 p. fa., a ad reaeb Spartanburg M
Ooort llonaa at 7.00 p. m. On Thoredaje p
the down train* will ban Spartanburg
Cocrt IIouie at 8.45 a. m., and arrive at
Aleton at 8.88 a. m. | returning leave Alatoa
at 9 80 a. m? and raaeh Spartanburg Court
Hone# at 8 40 p. m.
THUS. B. JITTER, rreaident D
Ang 10 IS tf
Mrs Sarah L- Butler
WILL open a SCHOOL at bar A:
.mSLarraidenee, Auguet S8.I, fur Olrle
^?P9faad email Bora _
jB^AogS 11
School Notice- I
MISS DnCHOWKUL-S School it
Bf^^^wlll be opened oa Mineday, ISM tj
Aurput, at ker raeldaeaa, ap ?
poelie Or, llarrtaon'e, Lreeooe Q
to French aad Moaie will be
11-f Aug 4
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B. BDMOKDSOK, Ueaerel Agent.
a all Policies lapeed by of
>ol ley-bolder, be paid bin la eeeb on the
oeat. internet to pay hU future premium*,
mount.
Life laearanoe Company offer* superior
iwn, 111 oitiowiu, on me eoninooiion
ilt?d States, Canada or Europe
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*EW STORE.
JOS2T 2. aOODLSTT
[) K8PBCTFTXLLY inform* the Public thai
LV b* ku commenced Builne** utlo at
U Ali Ot.-J .#
LONG A GOODLETT,
hero he hu just opened a portion of bia
tock, comuiing of
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rocerles, Crockery/Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, &c.,
II of which w?H bought at low Sguree, and
III bo oold for
CASH OR BARTER
t a alight adranoe on Coat, lie aolioita a
in of the public patronage.
Ap $ 46 if
reenville and Columbia Railroad.
KN'L SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Columbia, 8. C., Jul/ 26, 1870.
ON and after MONDAY, Angnat 1, the folWing
Bohedale will he ran daily, RnnJayi
[cepted, connecting with Night Traina on
Mth Carolina Road, pp and down, alao with
ralaa going South on Charlotte, Colombia
id Aagaeta Railroad i
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" Alvton.. .. 9.M a in
M Ktwktrrj 11.03 an
Arrive Abbeville... 3.00 p tn
" Anderson 4.30 p ra
" Ureonville 6.00 p in
own?-Leave Oreeaville. T.OO a m
- Anderson 7.30 a n
- Abbeville 0.00 a m
' Newberry 12.47. p n
" Alston 2.30 p m
rrive Colombia 3.46 p m
JOHN H. MOKH, Uenl Bup'i.
A?|l M It
Notice
'3 hereby given to all whom it mav con
. earn, that t will apply to 3. J. Oouthr?*t
Probate Judge of Greenville Connen
(he 10th day of September next, for
Float Discharge aaOuardlan of JOfllf B.
if u U1 ATII
J. FRANKI.IN OILRKATII,
August 8, 1870. 11-6 Guardian.
rasff flHMJ&MY 1
JYEW FLOUR 1
of
FOR SALE, AT *
Clyde A Hovey'a. i
n
? a
* is wkvmv I
flEK FRTTTT TAR -
V JbX \J XA A1J
(ALL GLASS) JJ
FOR SALE AT <
CLYDE & HOVEYS.
THIS JAR COMDINRS ALL THH "
GOOD QUALITIES OF
FRUIT JARS.
Challenges and defios all oomp?tition.
Alt CHILD CAW QUI IT.
THE JAR IS A GEM,
At purchasers uriii jind upon a tri- ]
al of its merits.
Call and tot them al '
Clyde A Hovey'e.
A NEW AND FRE8H SUPPLY OF
COFFEES
SUGARS, TEAS, AND
SPIOBS,
FOR SALE AT
CLYDE A HOVEYE.
Hats, Shoes,
Hardware,
Crockery
& Glassware.
ron SALE AT
CLYDE & HOVEY'S.
A Urg* lot GENT'S READY-MADE LINEN
CLOTHING, for aalo at
CLYDE A nOVEY'S.
IN FACT," .. .
We have nearly everything that
is kept in a
Well Regulated Establishment.
And, without doubt, nt ms LOW FIGURES
ns can bo afforded In this market.
CLYDE & HOVEY.
Aug S 11 tf
TIIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
QREEMV1LLS, ?.
JAMES P. BOYCE, I). D., Profcwur of
Syatcmatto Theology,
JOHN A. BROADUS, D. D., Professor of Interprctatton
of tbo Now Testament.
BA8IL MANLY, Jn? D. D., Professor of BibIleal
Introduction, Polemic Theology, and
u|>iuuiiuu sou ucuvury 01 sermons.
RKV. CRAWFORD H. TOY, Brofessor of Interpretation
of the Old Testament, and Oriental
Languages.
WM. WILLIAMS, D. D., Professor of Church
History, Church Q or eminent, sad Pastoral
Dutio*.
TIIo next session (of oight months) opens
on Thnrtdag, September 1st, 1870, when
there will be an Introductory Lectors hy Dr.
Iloyee. It is on many accounts important for
students to be present on the very first day.
ran stomas
Are exclusively Theological. The Seminary
does not undertake to supplant a collage
or Grammar school, in giving literary instruction.
Those who need that must seek it,
where It is appropriate. But in pursuing the
extensive course included strictly under The*
ology, instruction is given adapted to diifuront
grades of preparation ; so that the best college
graduates and those who have only a good
English education, may both find such courses
as they respectively need. There are eight
distinct Departments or Schools, several of
t which have two or three elassei eaoh.
t ssLsctioi or trctisi.
A student selects, with sqeh sdvice as he
may desire from the professors, the subjects to
which be devotes himself for the year. Ifsnc*
cestftil, ho can graduate in the departments
he has chosen, and the next yoar, if he is ahlo
to return, pursues the other parts of the
course, to complete which requires usually
three to four years, according to preparation
and diligence. ...
fastors attexdixb for ojr* tear,
On leave of absence from their chnrchss,
might find their minds directed as to the
method of study, the books which are most
available, tho topics which noed investigation ;
and by their presence among the students
might both reocive and impart stimulus and
practioal experience in their great life-work.
EXPENSES.
Thoro arc no charges for tnltlon, nor fees of
any kind. 8ome of the rarer and more expensive
text-hooks, as in the Languages, are
loaned to the students. Tho cost of those
which it is necessary to buy varies from ten
to twenty-five dollars a year. They may be
procured In Greenville at New York eost.?
i Board la famished in the " Seminary llall " at
actual cost, say about ten dollars a month, ini
eluding food, Aiel and lights. One hundred
i dollars will cover necessary expenses of a session,
if clothing, traveling expenses and personal
incidentals are otherwise provided for.
' LOCATION,
Greenville is in a healthy mountain region'
i and is ranched by railroad, via Columbia, 8. C*
AID TO BTODEHTB
Who need such assistance is supplied, bo for
as the meAiia contributed Admit, out of a
" Student's Fund," the collection end management
of which has been entrusted to Her. B.
Manly, Jr. It is desired that no one, who ia
prepared to enter With proper qualifications,
spiritual and intellectual, on tbe studies of (be
Seminary, shell be debarred from it by task
of weans. Brethren wishing to attend are invited
to write at onee. Contributions for the
purpose of supply lag them with the necessaries
of Ufa while studying to prepare for the
miniatry am alto respectfully solicited.
For catalogues, or further information, ad1
dross
B. RVauly* Jr.,
Sccretery ol tbe Faculty.
July 20 9
City Election.
\lf the mmm4 Monday of Bopimmber nnrf, ?
J there will bo ?n Fleet ton held for ^
ATOK And SIX ALDKUMKN of the OHy %
G???1M?, to atrw for |k? *Mulng
inn. A??jr pereoo conetiUitfooelly qoelikJ
to toU for Member* to the General
leembly of thf* State, and who may bare M
aided wlthio the eorporale Naka of the fi
ity alxty day* previous to tba day of f
lection. and who eball bate reflate red bU
ime with the Oity Clerk a* a voter, wilt
? entitled to tote at eald Kteetlon. {Tbe
Book* for Registration will be opanv |
I at the oflHee of the CMty Clerk iounedU 1
cly alter the publication of thia potiee, I
id will be kept opea until Friday, ISM '
' Avgmt n?xL I
W. R. JONES, Mayor.
A. R. MoDavid. City Clerk. f
Greenville, 8. C , July SOtb, 1870.
July 90 9 td
GREAT _FAIR. .]
SOUTH EHi nsran, J
November 1st, 1870,
CHARLESTON. S. O.
Vf OST LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFER- c
LvJL ed in every department of i
Agriculture and Mechanic Art*.
?rcmlum List publiehcd In Pamphlet Form. .
I Jun? 19 ? 8m
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Tim Dollar* <p?r Amwiih.
64 PAGES READING MATTER.
30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS,
WALKER, KVAN8 A COGSWELL,
D. WYATT AIKEPf,
(HiBumv, a. c.
July 10 ? If
TURNIP SEED.
1-VISIT to Inform the Planter* end Farmers
in the up>>confttry, that I hate on the
way, and expect to arrive in a few days,
ONE IIUNDRED AND P1FTY POUNDS
or thk roLLOwira
Choice, Selected Varieties
TURNIP SEED,
WHICH I WILL SELL AT
Wholesale and Retail :
SeVen Tap, the best for greens raised.
Tallow Aberdeen, good for lato wintor and
spring use.
Seotah Amber end Globe, improvod variety,
for table use.
Prussian Hanover Sweet T-irnlp, excellent
for table U?e till lato in spring.
White Ante fiagfc, splendid for stock.
Purple Top Yellow Snta Bags, good for tablo
and stock.
Early Flat Dutch, especially adapiod to autumn
and fall use.
Pomeranian Globe, improvod variety, for ta->
bio use in winter, or for stock.
THOMAS STEE1V.
Jun 22 5 tf
WM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. 24, llayn* Street, Charleston, S. O.
DKAI.tBS It*
COOKINO STOVES. RANGES AND
Heating Slnvn. Picture* of Stove*
with prices and description will be sent up
on application. June 29 6-ly
Farm for Sale.
I OFFER for sale, my FARM, situated on
South Saluda Hirer, nineteen miles above
the City of Grecnrille, and contenting Four
Hundred and Sixty Acre*. There are two
hundred and twenty-live acre* in cultivation,
one hundred and fifty of which is river bottom.
The improvements arc good, eight or
ten acres of Clover.
For further particulars, apply to the undersigned.
Mrs. A. U. FKASTER.
Urccnvllie, S. C., May 17th, 1870. 52-4
T. MARKWALTER'S
MAP.EL3 UTOP.EO,
IIi*oad-*t., Augusta, da,
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
Sff<2>33??5, a?.
MARBLE MANTLES, AND FURNITURE,
MA RBLE OF ALL KINDS
ON IIAND, OR
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
car All work for the Country carefully
boxed for shipment
Oct 6 , 20 ly
MATTREODSD
If a T\D A \Tf\ Dr*n a t T^-nr\ *rv tr
xai\i>?c. ivrNu itui
JAMES M. PRICE.
ain him a call at his residence, naar the
OAILLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.
June 22 '5 t
DAVID DICKSON'S Orrat Book on
Farming new out. No farmer* library
complete without it. Rnnnd in clot It, extra,
*4 ; fclieep, ft 60 ; Half Morocco, (5. Or.
dare received at this office. Good canvas*
ing agents wanted. For term*, apply at
this office.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
A Comfortable DWKLLINO,
containing seven Rooms, and
2?Biu3e. noceM?r7 Out-Building?,
i'< i1 within a few minutes walk of
Fur man University. For particulars apply to
T. Q. DONALDSON.
November 14 27 tf
Notice
IS hereby given to ail whom it may concern,
that I will apply to 8. J. Douthit, Froll
at* Judge of Greenville County, for a final
discharge aa Administrator of the Kstate of
MARY C. ARNOLD, deceased, on the 22d of
iiapitt scat. R. B. ARNOLD,
Jeiy 22, 1S7?. 10-3 Ad'tnr.
t^r Subscribe for the Enterprise
; $2 per annum.
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9YSPEPSMA INDIGESTION
NeSSM
- * wholesale druggist. 1
quLimtons-c.
N. B. The Commissioner of Revenue has
ledded that any dealer aaa sell tbU article
rithout a special license. For sale by
DAVID a STEAD LEY,
Wholesale and Retail O roc era and Comnlsaion
Merchants, Greenville, 8. 0.
ALSO BY
Drs. Harrison &, Marshall,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
GREENVILLE, 8. C.
Mar 80 46 ' #m
Rosadalis
S I HEALTH RESTORER, purines 1
(the blood and cures Scrofula, Syphilis,
)Skin Dlaeaaoa, Kboumatism, Diseases
/ of Women, and all Chronlo AfToctions
/of. tbo Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
/Recommended by the Medical Faoul*
?'y and many thousands of oar boat
c Read the testimony of Physician*
(and patients who have usod Rosadalis j
(send for our Rosadalis Quide to IleaHh
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yHH (we publish for gratuitous distribution (
HI (it will give you muck valuable in formM
(.nation.
vy^PS Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says r
S I take pleasure in recommending
jyour Rosadalis as a very poworful
) alterative. I have been it used in two
/eases with happy results?one in a
/case of secondary syphilis, in which
)iko patient pronounced himself cured
/after having taken five bottles of your
/medicine. The other is a case of scrof(ula
of long standing, wbicb is rapidly
(Improving under its use, and tbo in*
(dicatlons aro that the patient will
(soon recover. I havo carefully* ax
(nmined tbo formula by which your
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compound of alterative ingrevlicuts.
> Dr. Sparks, of Nioholasville, Kv.,
/says bo has used Rosadalis in caves of
/scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with
/satisfactory results-ae a cleaner of the
/Blood I know no belter tomedy.
) Bonjamin Bechtol, of Limn, Ohio,
/writes: I bavo suffered for twenty
^yoars with an invcterato eruption over
^iny whole body; a short timo since I
(purchased a bottle ot Rosadalis and it
?(vffbctcd s perfect cure.
( Rosadalis Is sold by all druggists.
( Laboratory, ffl Exchange Place,
(Baltimore. % >
Drs. Clexents ft Co.
Proprietor*.
PLANTATION BITTEES
This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the
sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomachics.
As a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec
V ? ' . ? mo m
taiiy sudjccv it is
superseding every other
stimulant.* In all
climates, tropical,' temperate
or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is Intro- i
duced it becomes a
standard article?a medicinal
staple. It is to-day .
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
v .? ? ?
wonu?w sure ana get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
June 22, 1N70. 6 ly
COMFORT and Cure for the Ruptured.?
Bent poet paid on receipt of 10 eta. Address
Dr. E. B. FOOTK (Author of Medical
Common Sense), No. 120 Lexington Avenue,
New York.
AWAY With Spectacles. Old eyea made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines.
Sent post paid on receipt of 10 rents. Addrrsa
Dr. E. B. FOOTK, 120 Lexington Avenue,
New York. Mar 10 42 ?m?
TUTT'S VEGETABLE
OOTBIE ipmlil
Cures disease* of the Liver and Stomach.
TUTTtt EXPECTORANT
A pleasant cn?-a for Oonghs, Cold., A?\
TUTTK SARSAPARILLA AND QU^KN^
D''LIOllTthe great Alterative and Blood
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DYE, Warranted the Lest dye in use. These
standard preparation# are for enlo hy rtruf^
giata eveiywhere. <>ot 6-\y,
Marble Yard,
LAURENS C. H., S. Ca
MATlRtF. CTJTTTNO IN At.L IT?
Ilrnnrhea, done in the neat eat el
Style, and of the heat Italian and American
MA RTVLlli Addreaa
JOSHUA ELI.F.DOK,
Lauren* Court Ilot>te,S. C.
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