Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T. W. DAVIS has Ahfad or tfis North.?In maby thing#th# North haa for a long tim# be?-b ahead of tha South, merely beeanee oar people hare neglected their natural advantage*. In nothing waa tlila more palpably the eaae than in the manufacture of Ooore, #a?he#, blind#, mouldinra, Ac. Thle wee noticed by Mr. P. P. Toal<*, an enterpri?ing Charlea tonian. and ha h?? raw mi* ?' l???..i ad moat sneeees'ut manufactories of door* Hhn and blind* In the whole country.? Bee hi* advertisement. Notice to Contractors, OFFICE HOARD COUNTY COMMls'EUB. OaKBNTULLK, 8. 0., October 4, 1870. BIDS will be received at this Office until Friday, the 21st in?tnni, at 12 o'clock, for the BUILDING of a BRICK KITCHEN on the jail I ot, in the Cit). Specification*, Plan*, Ac , cnn be *em at thi* office. ALEX. McBEE, Ch. Board County Commissioner*. Oct 12 21 2 Office Board County Commissioner* GREENVILLE. 8. O. Sept. 28, 1870. THE ANNUAL MEETING ot the Board of County Commissioners will be held on the FirU Tuetday in November next. All person* having demands against the Couctv will deposit them, duly attested, at thin office, on or hefore the 1st of November. 1870, or their claims will not be audited at aid Annual Meeting. A. ISAACS. Clerk of Board County Commissioner*. Oct 12 21 8 The State of South Carolina, GREENVILLE COUNTY. Hy fif. J. UU UTUIT, Eeguire, Judge of Probate of eaid County. W 11 Ell AS. William B. League ha* filed 1 a Peliiion in my Office, praying that Letters of Administration on nil and singular the good* and chattl**, rights and credits of MARTHA T. LEAGUE, late of the County aforesaid, deceased, should be granted to him. Three are thnefore, to eite and admonish all and eii.irular the kindred and er.ditois of the said deceased, to ha and appear in the Court of Prnhate for *ald County, to be holden at G>eenville Court House, on the 20/A day of October inet, to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. 8. J. DOUTHIT, J. P. O C. Office Judge of Probate, October 6, 1870 Oct 11 2 $5.00 reward. vMMMa STRAYED from the subseri her, sometime in last July, a __3C3l large bodied, WHITE COW rather short in leg*. She bad no oar-marks, and the moat noticeable feature in her was two red spots, divided by a streak of white, on her left side. The whole of her neck wss red. Had rather small, short teats; horns tolerably wide apart. Had on a large bell, when she left. The above rewsrd will he paid on the delivers of the cow to trie, at Greenville Conrt House N. F. BURGESS. Oct ft 10 3* tools." Varnishes and Faints, CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS ON hand and receiving every vatblv of warianted TOOLS and MANUFACTURERS' MATEKIAIS purchased mostly from the manufacturers for CASH, at W, H. WATSON'S. They will he sold at the smallest saving advances on cost To e.table oil classes to increase home comforts, to become the makers of many farm tools, to do simple but ncct}!*6*ry carpentering, or even repair eome Ctrl ions of a ndll or machine, a few well sected tools only ate neceseaiy; and with llicae, on wet days, or long wintet nights may ke plea"*ntly and profitably employed. They are a branch of education, and a continued exercise will aoon learn even a boy to make a candle-stand or dining table. The finest vaiietlea of GARDEN SEEDS are kept here. Directions will be given to uniniti-ited painters and Varnishets who ? pmchaae theae article* of the |<roprietor. Oct 5 20 3 isro. 18T0. AND Tian&. OUR atoek of seasonable Goods now opened, is the largest offered in Green vllle s'nee the war. We propose to sell at prices as low as any market in the State.? It is our interest to study the welfare of our customers, which we do by avoiding poor goods, and keeping a OltKJIV UP* FIRST CLASS GOODS, BOTH IN QUALITY AND STYLE. Our long experience in the trade, and opportunities to buy at clone price*, offer advantage* to our customers. In Domestics. WE off*r Cotton Yarns, Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Brown and Hleauhed Sheetings, Brown and Bleached Drill*, and Canton Flannels. Ticks, Plaids, Ac. Also a large stock of White and Colored Blankets. In Woolens. BROADCLOTHS, French Doe-Skins, Beaver cloths. Fancy Cassimerea, Jean* and Satinet., White and Red Flannels, Opera and Saeqne Flannels. Repellent CI0M1*. Ac. In this department, our slock is wry full. In Dress Goods. WE offer DeLaines, Armor*., Poplins, Empress Cloths and Merinos in all colors Also Blaek Alpacas, Bombazines, Persian Cloths. Ac. Shawls and Cloaks. WE have an untunaUtf large ami attract* ive stock of Shawls?something very handsome ; also a good assortment of Cloaks. Hosiery. GENTS' and Ladi-a' Mrrino Ve*la and Shirts, Gloves, Hose, Hoods, 8carfs, Breaklast Shawls, do. In White Goods and Tankee Notions. THIS department Is too varied to enumerate. It emhrares a great many things useful and ornamental?all selected with great eare, and will be sold oiikap. Boots and Shoes. WR are satisfied that we can |>leas? in these goods, having a large variety from first class factories; many ol llt-m fr-nt the justly popular North Carolina Manufactory. Hats. A will-irUeted stock of fnhiooAbli* nr. * o ?- ? evvoi, rur, nil nusn tints, WE keep also Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Cheese, Spice*, Indigo and Madder. HKMIXICK LEATHER, (CHEAP ) Also, Cottoa Begging, and the Arrow Ties IW A careful examination and liberal patronage is earnestly solicited. H, Beattie & Go. Oet 5 20 ?l received Large Stool Foster & Hunter B&&S93 dMSSS33Sa?SJ TO BjpHEIR thoroughly oomplete |J and elegant Stock of AID WINTER GOODS, Comprised of NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, STAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND GROCERIES, Which will be found to be desirablo and Cheap. An examination of same, will convince tho most incredulous. With thanks for pajt favors, tlinv invito fimii. ^.1 ^ ? ' ...vj .... i.v mvii uiu pauuilH) unu new, to call at tlicir earliest con venience. FOSTER & HUNTER. Oct & 20 U Cotton! Cotton!! WE will hoy at market prices COTTON, or ?hip for paru^a when they desire it, WITHOUT CUAKQR. II. BEATTIE 4 CO. Oct 5 20 2 fhe~~big show HAS ARRIVED AT Come and See FELLOW cltiaena and all other respectable folks, XV|,.1 we are about to say is really no hoax. We've got the show right here at FAIR* VIEW STORE; Ticket* Iree to all, both rich and poor. We don't promise to show wild varmints and brutes. Striped clowns without tails and women in [ boots; W?*ll give you a list, that you m?y know What you will see at our tig show ; Rut where to begin I hardly tan tell. We have everything here from a paper of Pine to a tig Cow tell. 1 lot silver Soap-gourde, 1 lot gold Candle etickf, 1 lot candle stick Cold, 1 lot water-proof Sausage -grinders, 1 lot silver-plated Manure Forks, 1 lot lr?n hound Castora, 1 lot wood hound Shot Guns, I lot extra Keys l?r run locks, 1 lot smooth hot? Rifl a, 1 dor. 8-bladed Scythe Blades, with buck horn handles, 2 dor. WStoden Tea Kettles, 1 gro?s Wood Srreas, with extra heads, I gold headed Sugar Cane, I red-headed l>oll Baby, 1 d"r Bull Bells?rubber clappers, I dor. palpitating Shitl Fronts, 60 starched Shirt Tails, for political candidates, 6,000 lbs. Salts, to wofk the Air Line Railroad. 4 dor. Crow Bars, to raise funds for same, 20 dor. I)og Collars, with lawn buckle holes, i dnz leather Girths, brass mounted, 2 pints Purgative Pills, | yards Bed Cotd, 7 bolts Prints wnrr*nf*wt In l.liln /llrf '? , ? ? ? ....... - <>, anything else tha; is wrapped up in it.) 6 boils more ram* stiipe, warranted not to fade if wnelied in a tea-sp??on, 1 lol Sun, Moon and Star Braids, Linen, Lace and Louie Trap*, A Calves, warranted to stand on two l*g*S 6 Grecian Rends, warranted to atick with* out parte. Bronchia. lingln and Rutclier Knivea. All cf wliioli we offer you for Cash, Haj.'*. Corn, Wheat, or any other trash. We'll liituh your horse, take the bahy ; And make you lliink we're clever, may-be. T. H. STALL, Agent. 1'. S. Please do not ask for credit, as we are compelled to do a cusb business this full, and will make prices accordingly. Oct 6 20 4 SOLD EVERYWHERE. D ow???sEf daviS a WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. ' CMMIIBTO^C. N. H. Tli? Commtsaioner of Ravfnne hat decided that any dealer ean ?ell thia article without a apecial licenae. Por ?ale l?y DAVID & STRADLEY, Wholeaale and Retail Orocera and CommUaion Merchant*. Greenville, 8. C. AUO BT Drs. Harrison A Marshall, Wholeaa'e and Retail DruggiaU^ OKEKNVILLK, 8. C. Mar 80 <5 ?m *WiAls O# Application win be made at the next i aeaaion of the Legiilature to renew the Charter of Incorporation of the FAIRVIKW PHRSPYTKRIAN CHURCH of Oreenvllle County. Bept 14 IT 3tn Notice IB hereby iriven *n all whom It may eone?rn, that I will apply to 8. J. Douthit, Probate Judge of Greenville County, on the */A day of A'ovembar next, for a flnal dire l>arge aa Admlnlatratrix of the JCatate ot JAMKHC. JKNKlN?ON, deceased. MARY J. JKNKIN80N, Adininiatratrix. October 4. 1810, _____ >0-8 Notice 18 hereby given, that I will apply to 8. J. Douthit, Probate Judge of Greenville county, on the 3d day of November next, for a final diacharge aa Adminiatratrix of the Katate of BENJAMIN TOWNSKNI), deceaeed. MARY B. TOWftsm/n I ^ , Administratrix. J October 3, 1870. 20-4 I cs of DBY GOODS i COOKING Afl STO1 I TI1E LAR plete Stock ol eve ^ ^ Bthe State, on I Having W prominent H< Than can be bought alsewhere tor tioo or more Stove* are sold to or from the regular price*. Extra pi hand. Call and examine my Stocl t Sept 28 x & *. XL deal1 HARD WAR BE, CUTLERY, Cj Bar iron, Plow and Cut Steal, Plow Mo Brads, Tacks, Steelyard*, Potware, 8au tola, Spadea, Shovel*, Manure Fork*, Axe*, Ae Alao, Choice Family Qroeeriea, Wine*, Liqa< ity. Paint*, Oil*, Window Ola**, Varniahea, at We aolioit a call to examine flood* and Prici est of purcbaaeri to buy from u*. te*. We are also Agent* for Dupont's Caleb Sept 28 F ALL OPINING, op-aanviita, s. o. .Ml M188 McKAT, having Just returned from New York, will open on THURSDAY, the 8th inst., beautiful pattern Bonnet*, jdHflH HeU, Flower*, Feather*, RibQhVV bon*. Infanta Hat* and Cap*, BJul Fur*, Real and Imitation Hair J ? lav ",iM Collars, Jet Chain*, I Oct ft Jewelry, do. ^ j Spartanburg Spartan will copy three time*, and aend bill care of the Enterprise. Election NoticeON WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of October, an Election will be held at the following place* In Greenrille County, for Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Member of Congress, Four Member* of the Legislature, Probate Judge, School Commissioner, and Three County Commissioners: Dunklin Township, at B. F. MoseleyV? Manager*?J P Latimer, T J Chapman, Win. Moore. Oak Lawn Township, at T. E. Ware's? Manageri?Thomas Hopkins, Henderson Sullivan, Archy Adair. Fairview Township, at Alex. Thompson's? Manager!?J K Stone, G T Hughes, A U Howard. Grove Township, at C. T. Johnson's?Manageri?W J West, Wm. M Lenderman, Stephen Jones. Austin Township, at Bethel Church?Managers?D W Holland, 0 P Smith, Andrew Forester. Bntler Township, at n. M. Smith's?Manager.?)\ M Smith, B G Hamby, T II Cole. Greenville Township, at Court House?Manager??Rober. McKay, M K Robertson, C T unpRini. Cbick Springs Towmhlp, at Alf.rd Taylor'* ? Manager*?John Hooker, T O Hawkins. Pinkney Springfield. (iinlt Township, at W. O. Yeargin's?J loungers?P O A Howard, R Hicks, Wm. Vaughan. l'sria Mt. Tow? ship, at Reedy Hirer Church ?Mnnnqtrt?Re .ben Loflis, Edmund Hooker, Thos. W Roe. O'Neal Township, at Qroces'?Manager*? J M Carman, W C Curry, J M Lang ley. Dates Township, at Wm. West's?Manapen?Absolam Johnson, Williams Cox, P B Benson. Highland Township, at T. J. Mitrhel's? Manager* ?Pleasant Barton, Joel Farmer, Berry man 8tcwart. Olassy Mt. Township, at George Center's? Manager*?W D Robertson, John Hill, Joshua Pitman, Jr. Saluday Township, at John 11. Goodwin's? Manager*?J 11 Goodwin, A A Stewart, Daniel Southern. Cleveland Township, at Solomon Jones'? Manager ?James Mullinax, John Duckworth, Thomas burns. The Polls shall be opened at fi o'clock, A. M., and kept open without adjournment or intermission, until ft o'clock, P. M. All barrooms, saloons and other places for the sale of liquors, shall be closed from ft o'cloek, P. M., of the 18th, to ft o'clock, A. M., of the 20th ; snd during that time, the sale of all intoxicating liquors is prohibited. The Chairman of each board will meet at my Office on Wednesday, October 12th, at 12 M., for instruction*. By order of the County Board of the Commissioners of Elections. II. C. HACK, Chairman. James P. Moon*, Secretary. 20-3 c. kerhisos, jr. w. j. axsow. c. wagser LOUISVILLE EXCELSIOR TI1KSR PL0W8 are made of either Cast Iron or Steel, and are the best and cheapest tn the market. Bend for printed Hat. Alao, Amu' and other Plows, of all pricca and^descriptions. Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Ac. Alao, always on band. Moon's New York Plowa, at $2 each. A full atoek of Planters and Builders Hardware, consisting in part of KllweM's and Brade's Hoes, Spader, Traoe Cbaina, Axes, Nails, of warranted quality; Ouna, Cutlery and Housekeeping articles wholesale and retail, by C. KEURISON, Jn. k CO., 219 King Street, Sign of the Big Axe, CHARLESTON, S. C. Oet ft 20 Sa Notice T S hereby given to all whom it may concern, X that I will apply to 8. J. Dontbit, Probate Judge of Qreenville County, on tAs Sift day of November next, for a Final Discharge as Administrator of the Estate of JAMES D0UTIIIT, deceased. JOHN II. DEAN, October lib, 1870. Administrator. Oct 5 20 ft ESTABLISHED 1843. M . He BERRY'S Furniture ware rooms, plain street, columbia, 8. c. NOW on bond, the Unrest snd best selected stock of FURNITURE seer kept in this msrkel; consisting in part of Parlor, Dining Room snd Chamber Holts ? Some entirelj new patterns, and prices to compare with Charleston. Spring Beds snd Mattresses of all kinds. fW Particular attention paid topaekiog goods lor shipping. He pi 28 19 8m Notice 18 hereby given to all whom it may concern, thnt I will applv to 8 J. Doulhit, Probate Jndge of Greenville County, on the 6th day of November next, foe a final discharge as Executor of the E*tste of SARAH B. FORD, deceased, therefore all partiee having claims sgsiost said Estate will present thetn to me on or hs'otsssld dsy or bs d chared. nronnv w ivmnrrv. - ? W, ivnn r/5, October 4, 1870. 20-fi Eieeutor. 1 md GROCERIES?SI (D HEATING < I/E@. GEST AND M06T COM ?w COOKING and HEATlNOBfe r kept in any one honse iii^PKJl tside of Charleston and Columbia. > arrangements to sell for several ouses on Commission, I can sell at the sam* style ot Stoves. When te party, a discom.t will be made eces and parts of Stoves always on t oeiore purchasing. rULIUS O. SMITH, Court House Square. SIj9L} S. O., IRS IN" iRPENTERS' d BLACKSMITH ?ldi, Trace Chains, Balldsn Hardware, Nails, ( ee Pans, Kettles, Percussion Caps, Qans, Pia4o. 1 >rs, Ac., in great variety, and of Superior Qual- ] id Carriage-Makers' Materials in Qreat Variety. I is, being assured that we oan make it the inter- 4 rated Oun and Blasting Powder. J. Ml T. R. AtiNEW. It 3m ] Columbia ' Advertisements. ISAAC SULZBACHER, TsrdjSQSs, as, SILVER WARE, CUTLERY AMD FANCY ' SPECTACLES A SPECIALITY. ( UNDER COLUMBIA IIOTEL, COLUMBIA, B. C. < Oot & 20 3m JOHN C. DIAL, ' IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE & CUTLERY, IRON. 8TKET.. NAILS. CASTINGS, MILL Stones, Bolting Cloths, Smut Machines, . Circular Saws, Milt Irons, 8ugar Pans, CARRIAGE BUILDING i ARB TRIMMING MATERIAL*. INDIA RUBBER AND LEATHER ' BELTING, Carpenters, Blacksmith and Tanners' TOOLS, HOUSEKEEPING AND FURNISHING HARDWARE, A QRICULTURA L IMPLEMENTS, Lima, Cement, Plaster, Paints, Oils, Erench and American Window Glass, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Belts, Powder / Flasks, Powder, Shot, Ac. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At the Sign of the OOLDEK PAD LOCK, ] COLUMBIA, S. C. Sept 28 19 3m ] BUir FKOl C. F. JACKSON, COLUMBIA, S. C., DEALER IN CHEAP AND CHOICE [DOT ?DfflMo ALWAYS ON HAND. A LARGE STOCK or ( HOMESPUNS, PRINTS, TICKING, J BLANKETS, QUILTS, CLOAKS, SHOES, * HOSIERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. d Sept 28 19 3m ^ \wm l uwRANee1 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS I* t SSTAISIDWAISISp Agricultural Implements, GROCERIES&C. OUR friend* who favor o* with their order* can el way* rely on finding u* at the bottom of the market. Solicit eonaignment* of Country Produce. Their faeililie* are *nch a* to guarantee i prompt tale*, at the best figure* in the market. LORICK A LOWRANCE, Columbia, 8. C. Sent 28 10 -- ' , V AID E. E. JACKSON. * , Druggist and Pharmaceutist, COLUMBIA S, C. 8*p 28 19 8m ^ R. & W. C. Swaffield, vrnvmrnA OLOTHXNO AND HAT ] HOUSE. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERFD IO THE PUBLIC. j OA RMENTS MA DE TO OR DER IN A STYLE UNSURPASSED. THE BEST FITTING SIIIRT8. CLOTHING AND HATS BY 1 THE DOZEN OR CASE. Sept 28 19 3m Twkmtt gambWre al Ckriitltot, Tennee *?, were laken out by the eitiaena on Mon day and whipped. They were releaaed on 1 promiie of good behatlor. lelves very fulL?Cal] CHARLESTON^ ADV l _Ji B4i3?, B&aSJB i33 DRESSED Flooring, Ceiling, Weallier Boards Over a hundred different Patterns of Mou or sale at New York prices. Mantel-Pieces, Di ihort notice. Stair Rail, Newels and Ballusters t to order. Good and Substantial Work made as cheap i United States. We have on band the largest st< [tallin.ore, all of which we guarantee will give c Substantial Work. The subscribers can refer to | Carolina and Florida, as to the character of thair w, Opposite Wando Fertiliser Work*, and in I Pavilion Hotels. Sept 28 raos. P. SMITH| 1 (LATE NAYLER, SMITH dt CO.) FACTOR AND COMMISSION | MERCHANT, \ V0. A BOYCE CO'S WHARF' * 0HAP.-SQT01T, O. O. s &EO. W. MclVER U lonnfeUd with the J business, and will give his best alien*. * don to the interest* of his friends. \ Careful attention given to pnrehar I ? ing Merchandise of all kinds, when placed ? o fnnds. >IW Advances made on consignments. t Oct 6 20 6m ^ WilliamsftCa IFA'S'jPiDEiSg c CHARLESTON, S. C., % PROPRIETORS CAROLINA FERTILIZER. Williams, Birnie & Co. < COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N. Y. DAVID & STRADLEY WILL make Liberal Advances on Cotton 1 and Produce shippod to us in Charles- j ton or New York. AGENTS FOR EUREKA SELF-FASTENING, BUCKLE LOCK, BUTLER A SWETT8 TIES. Sept 28 19 3m D. P. FLEMING & CO. , WHOLES A LE DEA LEES " IN 8H?oTs . TRUNKS No. 2 Hay no St-, cor. Church, OH^KLilSTOM, 8. C. 5. F. Flemino. Sam'l A. Nelson James M. Wilson. Sept 28 19 8m* HENRY BISCIIOFF & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS I.N Wines, Liquors, UAItS, TOBACCO, &C, i no. 107 east bay, dbai&myov, s. c. 1. Biscuorr. C- Wclbeun. J H. FlErER. r^rvl oq * ? " ? IV OIU r?\\iu\ tMHEY,, DIRECT IMPORTER OF *] Hardware* Cutlery. 1 Guns, * & \GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ] w Has ree*Wed a full stock for the vholetnlo tra<te. No. 62 East Bay, (South of the Old Poet Office.) Clanrlt'tilon, H, . 8rpt 28 19 8m 'ELZKR ROIHiKRS & CO, * COTTON FACTORS ] AND GENERAL J COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j BROWN A GO'S WIIARF, ?i?i^vjaiws0,ie?Mr9 a, eg. 11 LIBERAL ADVANCES MADEON CON- SIONMKNTS. a VI ARK AI.'O AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Til* lt.1fl.nt.in P1h>btiIiqFao _ ? mm MVW|TM??VV?) II OF ?IHIA&LIESYOM, S? O. 81 S. |.r 28 19 8m* KINSMAN & IJO WEIL, 7i'actors and Commission Mcr- a chants. ?? jj 'liberal Advances made on Cotton b and Naval Stores. CIIA RLISTON, S. C. 1? 8m L and examine them ERTISEMENTS. . - _ f lfcWV. , , Shelving, Box Boards, A?., <ko. ildioga, making ovor 100,000 fe?t on hand, [>or and Window Frames mado to order at >f Walnut and Mahogany, on band and made ti this establishment as can he made in the >ck of the abore Moods south of the City of ntiro satisfaction to all who want Omul anil gentlemen mil over thia Stnte, Ueorgia, North work for the past twenty years. , P. RUSSELL. Sl CO., EAST END I1ASEL 8TKEET, he immodimto vicinity of Charleston and 19 I y XK A. TT S 9 -a? ra^Traya ?imissa1*?,, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. Sept 28 19 ly EDWIN BATES & C0~ WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND SlaOTMIKH 122 & 124 Meeting St. OrilAlrlLlES'ir?!^ ?5. ?. Id win Hates. Geo. C. Selnan. nos. R. McGauaK. Ciias. K. Bates. Sept 28 19 Am V 11. MUI.LIti AN HttH, CHARLESTON, S- C. MESSRS. SULLIVAN & SON, ARE MY AOBNTS AT GREEN VILLE, S. C., A NI) WILL MAKE LIBERAL CASH r\ ad vanccs ou all COTTON hipped to me through them. A. IL M TTT.T.TO A V Sept 28 i? ' " * "ly j | EOGBAUM, YOUNG & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 3i!usitnl Unstrnmente, STOMSS, MJ. A GENTS of STEIN WAY A SON'S and J. 11. DUNHAM'S PIANOS; CAR. 1AUT A NEEDHAM'8 MELODEONS; riETON'S PATENT GUITAR. TUNING and REPAIRING promptly atended to. 191 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. 'krdinand Zogiuum, Hknrv Young, New York. C. L. McOlpnaiia*, Charleston, S. C. ' Sept 28 19 8m PlimUiirAl t'" ' h i4Aujibuxc JL UiU11UT6 | ( R. WHITE'S Furnituro and Upholstery i waguerooims, i 21? KINO STREET, SIGN ;0F;TIIK 4 SOLDEK ROCKEIt, ' CHARLESTON, S. Cn < PARI.OR AND CHAMBER RtlTTS, SOfan, Table*, Bedsteads, Chair*, Glasses, lattre*sc* ; also, Children's Cariiage*, Ac., ] c., at hi* usual Low Prices. Everything , arranted an represented. Ilia ia no new concern, being 2.1 years estabshed. Try him. Sept 28 19 .1m 1 STARI.1SH KI> 1811. CUS1IING8 &. t BAIL.KY, ' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 2?2 BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE, ( ave the Largest and Best Assorted Stock in the city of DHOOL, MEDICAL and LAW, and DENTAL. CLASSICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. n immense supply of OKNERAL BANK AND COUNTING-HOUSE ST 4TH1N vnv mm 1 * 4.1 u % ^ lank Book* made to order in any style of u inding and Ruling. The same eareful Attention giro to ORDERS . i to l'ers^nal l'urchaaea. Inside Figures alays. Send for Catalogues, Ac. | Sept 28 19 4m 1 before Purchasing. niif WIwW* JVEW FLOUR FOR SAT r". AT Clyde ft aioYey's. rac rA?i* GEM FRUIT JAR, (ALL GLASS) FOR SALE AT DLYDE & HOVEY'S. THIS JAR COMBINES ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES OF FRUIT JARS. Challenge, and defies all competition. ART CHILD CAM USI IT. THE JAR IS A OEM, At purchaters will find upon a trial of it* merits. Call and aeo them at Clyde & Hovey's. A WhW AND FRESn SUPPLY OF COFFEES SUGARS, TEAS, AND SPIC B S? FOR SALE AT CLYDE & HOVEY'SIIatShoes, Hardware, Crockery & Glassware. FOR SALE AT CLYDE & IIOVEY'S. A largo lot GENT'S READY-MADE LINEN CLOTHING, foraalo at CLYDE A HOVEY'S. IN FACT, We have nearly everything thai is kept in a Well Regulated Establishment, Ami, without doubt, at an LOW FIGURES as can be nflorded in this market. CLYDE & HOVEY. Aug 3 11 If ESTABLISHED 18S6. GREEN VILLB COACH FACTORY. GOWER, COX & MARKLEY. WE would announco to our customers, tbnt we are prepared now to fill all Orders for VEHICLES. We have added to our Stock of Wood-Working Machinery, and increasod our stafT of workmen to about 70, and therefore trust that none of our patrons will be disappointed in having orders prompt, ly filled. The Stock of One, Two, Three, Four and Six-llorse Iron Axle PLANTATION WAOONS, will be kept full; and now as for one-third of a century past, these Wagons shall be the STANDARD OR EXCELLENCE. We have a largo Stock of Light D UGGIES AND ROCKA WA YS Of our own make, and a Stock of Northern. Built BUGGIES?both low-priced and high, priced?for those who wish to purohase North, era work, priced as low as any Southern deal, er. Wo call special attention to the improve, n.cnts making in our SPRING WAG OIN S . Without raising the prioe, wo are finishing them with GREAT CARE. And Painting them Elegantly. To customers at a distance, Priced Lists will be promptly mailed on application to GOWER, COX & MARKLEY. Aug 10 12 0m PUP.3 LIBERTY Uf II I T P nniic Lt All. Buy the Best?It is the Cheapest; :o: To Consumers of White Lend Everywhere* THE increased demand from all sections of the country for orr well-known brand >f PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, inluces us to ask your special attention to it, ind wo cordially invito you to give it a trial. UNEftUALED. 1st. For Wearing and Covering Properties. Id. For Whiteness and Beauty of Finish. Id. For Uniform Fineness of Grinding. Ith. Same Weight will do more and better work, at a given cost, than any other, ith. Most Economical White Lead ever introduced. ith. If you wish to procure as much value as possible for your money and seenro band* some and durable work, use PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEATY fry it nnd he convinced. Satisfaction guafantccd hy the Manufacturers. ZIEGLE A SMITH. Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers, No. 137 North Third Street, Philadelphia, WHOLESALE AOENTS, 30WER, COX & MARXLEY, PEALERS IN Joach Materials. Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, &o., GREENVILLE, 8. C, Aug 10 IS Rm Just Beceived, A NOTHER LOT OP TDOSE ELEGANT f\ German Study !M" a vVh IV BL ^ The rafest and plcasai.test of the kind ever ised. At the lip-Town Dm? H#..? UK. EAKLK'S OLD STAND. Sept 14 13 M If The EwtkrpWab tiis it ru? perfor circulation. Ai^fertise !