Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IHH|^^HcCTGBER. HBHFi i j j i [ ! j t. j w. | t. p. I s. M i IV 3 4 [ 5 G 7 | S ! 9 10 S 11 12 13 14 15 BP^ 17 I 18 19 : 20 21 22 I 23 j I T 24 j 25 j 2G : 27 28 29 j 30- j ; _..?j?j?|?j?j?j | ss? Words of Wisdom. Think much, speak little, write less. A young man idle, and old man needy. Better it be done than wish it had been. Report is a quick traveler, bot not a safe guide. If you won't economize you must agonize. Straws show which way the cobbler goes. Spare the golden rod and spoil the sitting room. Auctioneers have a nod way of re- j ceiving bids. The man who ought to "give yon fits"?your tailor. A misplaced switch?When the wrong boy is whipped. This autumn all the browns are to shade to yellow rather than red. Yes, Ella, a policeman's club might j be called a limb of the law. Strike while the iron is hot,.bat let some other fellow hold the iron. It is better not to speak than to 8peak unwisely. A kind word is often mnch better j than a costly gift. . Pity him who cherishes no lo^fe for bis fellow man. * Flowers and labor are nature'* ^ 1 prophecy of increase. Dress, speech and manner reveal the man's character. Learn to read the tbonghts of the man in bis countenance. To slip on the sidewalk is better than to slip with the toogae. The maxim is an old and a trne one, "All thieves die poor." What a miserable liar is a man when he cannot believe himself. The greatest glory of a free-born people is to transmit that freedom to their children. Conscience is a great ledger book, in which all oar offenses are written and registered. Those who act right walk with the stars, and with all the deepest processes of the universe. ' - Education is the only interest worthy the deep controlling anxiety oi ice inougniiui man. ' The yooog cnb is as tender as a chicken. The old mosqaito clamors for blood. 1 In prosperity we know not oar 3 friends. Adversity gives our enemies a chance. "A small leak sinks a great ship." So small vices keep a laboring man poor. Hast thoa a goodly heritage, thy responsibility as a man to thy fellow man is increased. He who decreaseth willingly the labor supply is an enemy of his race and deserving of infamy. Laugh and grow fat?yes, that's good. But how about the poor fellow too ntterly mean to laugh? A 4 thoroughly mean man cannot langh. Bural recreation abroad and books* at home, are the innocent pleasures j of a man who is really wise, and gives fortune no more hold of him i than of necessity he must. There is room for the exercise of | charity everywhere?in business, in society and the chiefest need of it is at home, where it is the salt which ! i makes everything sweet, the aroma which makes every hoar charming, an^ the divine light which shines ; star-like through all gloom and depression. The most reliable agent for destroy- j iog and expelling worms from j children and adults is Sbriner's | Indian Vermifuge, 25 cents a bottle. Try it. Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction. Orangeburg Times: Eillard Dukes, j Anlnro/). ahnrif: fticrhfpAn raarsj nf aoro was killed about half a mile this 6ide of the town of St. Matthew's, on Monday night, by being strack by a ; freight traiD on the Sonth Carolina Railway. Dukes was in a buggy, and attempted to cross the road just in front of a train. It is supposed that j the boy was asleep when the accident occurred. Aches and pains long borne make even the young feel old. The true remedy is Parker's Tonic. It puri- j fies the blood, sets in order the liver and kidneys, banishes pain and builds op the health. Besides it has the reputation of doing what we ' claim ior u. They tell it ou a railroad man? j fiomevrbere between Colombia and Greeo?ilie?that od the Dight of the big earthquake he got on the railroad ?nd straddled a cross!ie. His song <(.??? : have be:-;a ? Simply to the Crodctie cling. F ' / Tire Ktiights t! Lsb?r ledges j been organized among tbs colored , people of Aikec ooucty. Mr. S. E. Hawkins of Prosperity j has a little son five years old who | picked 101 pounds of cotton in 91 j hours. / Philadelphia, September 30.?The j Democrats of the Third District to- | day renominated Hon. Samuel J. ; Randall for Coogress. There was no j opposition. The Newberrv cotton mills has ! increased its capacity to 10,000 spindles and 320 looms by new machinery jnst pat in position. The Langley Manufacturing Company have gone to work rebuilding their mill dam which was broken by the earthquake. It will probably cost $30,000 to complete the job. Austin, Texas, September 22.? Governor Ireland received notice today that an attorney for the Arresures family had forwarded for his approval papers claiming $100,000 indemnity from the Mexican government for the brutal murder of Arresures. The Legislature should make a law requiring the clerk to take the prisoner's own recognizance in trifling cases, when he is unable to give security. There is no earthly use of i spending $1,500 a year in each country to feed prisoners waiting trial for trifling offences.?Abbeville Press and Banner. * If 'out of sorts' with headache, stomach disorder, torpid liver, pain in back or side, constipation, etc, neglect may be fatal (toe dose of Strong'* Sanative Pills will give relief. A few doses restore to new health and vigor. Sept. 23?lm NEW STOCK. I have jnst placed on my counters ike Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Full and Winter Clothing for Men, Youths and J5oys tnat win do snown 111 inis cny mis | season. The styles and variety of these goods cannot be surpassed. Everything that is desireable for gentlemen's wear will be fonnd here. STJITS. Sack suits of every description, rnt square and ronnd corAr, and made of fancy Chivots, Worsted and Cassimeres in all shades and designs of patterns, which are most fashionable." Cutaway suits in one button is the latest for business, while I have others to suit the taste of purchasers. Mens'suits at $5, SO. 50, 57, $8, $10, j $11 and $1*2. These suits at these prices I are nhead of anything that has been offered | in Columbia before; especially the $5, j $6.50, $7 and $8 suits. Opposition, they say, is the life of trade, j but where real merit and low prices are j the established foundations of a business, ; opposition proves unavailing. Such a j house is the Emporium. If you really <le- j sire to save money, visit this store, walk , through it and you will be welcomed whether you purchase or not. Do Hot Neglect To secure some of these extraordinary bargains in New Fail Suits. Eemeniber I always tell you exactly what the goods are. If wool, it is wool; if cotton, it is cotton; as I never misrepresent an article bought at this store. My medium and better grades of goods at $15, $18, $'20, $22.50 up to $35 are equal to any custom made garment that you will have to pay double for. These are in reality, Tailor made suits in every respect. The finer suits of Whipcord, Corkscrew Diagonal Worsteds are made in one and J foar button Cutaways, also Double .Breasted Frock Coats, lined with sjlk and satin, or fine Italian cloth. The workmanship cannot be surpassed lor appearance and durability. OUR FURNISHING GOODS Department is full of choice novelties, in Underwear for winter uso? Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Collars and Cuffij at all prioes and qualtities. BOYS' SUITS. This department is full of choice Knee Pants Suits, in all grades and prices. All wool Suits at $3.50, $4.50, $5, $G, $7 up to $12. My Allwool Suits at $3.50 are the best bargains you will find in Columbia. Do not fail to ask for them. Boys' suits from 12 to 17 years (long pants) from $3.50 to $12, in large lots; The best value that has ever been given for the money. ' SHOES. My stock of FINE SHOES is larger than ever before. The trade has demanded a larger assortment of styles and I am now ready to supply your want. Gents' Fine Dress Shoes of every style and shape in Congress, Button and Lace of the very best material. Shoes made for comfort can be found here. When you are in the city call and examine this magnificent display. I will take pleasure in showing you through whether you purchase or not. M. Ii. KINARD, COLUMBIA, S. C. Nov. 12?ly the GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER!; The "Weekly News and Cockier. The Weekly News and Courier. ?A YEAR? jstl.?>0 A Dollar and a Hale a Year. A Dollar and*a Half a Year. ri>c.?SIX MONTHS-r^c. Six Months, 75 Cents. Six Months, 75 Cents. l^Pajres! lXJPagesI 12 Pages of News and Comment. 12 Pages of News and Comment. LOOK AT THE CLUB BATES! The Daily News and Courier, by mail, one J year, $10; six months, $"?; three months, $3, payable in advance. The Sunday News, published on Sundays, | one year, $2; six months, $1. I'ay.able i in advance. The Columbia office of The News and ' Courier is at 103 Main street, where ad- i vertisements and subscriptions will be j received. THE WEEKLY NEWS AND COURIER, j CHARLESTON, S. C. | , I An intallible specific for ail j j the discuses peculiar to wo! nmn, such as painful or Sup- | presed Menstruation, Falling I I of the Womb, Lencorrhoca or j | Whites, etc. FEMALE i CH.WGE OF LIFE. | If taken during'this critical I period, great suffering and | j .longer can be entirely avoided j REGULATOR! Send for our book containing valuable information for women. It will be mailed free to applicants. Address The. Beadfield Reoulatoe Co., Box 28, Atlanta, Ga. For sale wholesale by H. Baer, Charleston, S. C. Retail by C: N. Kyzee, Lexington, S.C. nov 18?vcw Carolina National Bank, COLUMBIA, S. C. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 41,542.47 Interest allowed at 4 per cent, per annnm on deposits from SI to $2,000. W. A. CLARK. President. R. S. DESPORTES, Vice-Presid't WILIE JONES, Cashier. April 1?ly & C ? b- z r 2 * o 1 11 ? ? I > H ss p s 05 S 2 E h?? B ? r ? 2 ? e ? a. o en J-h ~ c L_I ox- s < rrt 2 " p S? ^J 2. x 2 ~ 2 ? ?o<< o g HH 2 I 3 S* ^ o ~ a Iff Is ? llop I| H o- 3. 3 JT 5 # _ ^ ^ o ? g. 3 ^Hl irif if H *1 O r-r- O o- 2- c o 5; b O 05 ?* B o O B ** & a. " 3 y ~ v <5 ? x u ? S g| $ = H sr c ? o* Hp- pi a 5 Ci ?t s- ly k ll-s! It |-:!f i! N f-J % 55* C M a 5 ^ KSl i I g5'(JS*8 IB 11 I 0 M " 8 g. ? S g S 515 I *1S5??* Eg H isi-';h|2 IS M ? f I! M a I in lO ! "ill * -8 h Sllkll | Q U E Cg lyftl C U f I s ? i J ?~3 =*> C3 q 2 ? y 5' 8 S-M I o I ft 3 F ?* 5* I I Is J H>| IP 50 ' J E.? ? * s O s?if ^E? I m ' ?I#?M i U 5" **" g *0 < \M rr* ^ ? k j | 5- 9 a? I ?S! V/\ '1 I! it 01 111 f f ~ a: 0 c O ? _ 33 S? $ 5 ^ g g. e ? -* ^ 3 ? * > 2 1-4 . 03 p 3 s s, r* ?. & a ?. e w ? W s ? < f-5 1 3 g 2 r s S * p 3 p 2i I a ^ I ? ^ & s Mfl S"9 O ? 8 ? ^3 f I s ? 2 s. a H S M g. 0 > B - tr or H, I?* w. 2 < ^ W 3 ? ? ~ HH * I ? ^ ? 3 > s^s ? a - 1 a S" 5- ^ l|,y " ? 2 ? g 5 p ** r ? ? f BOOKS 1 STATIONERY. R. L. BRYAN & GO'S., BOOK STORE, COLUMBIA, S. C. OUR friends in Lexington will find it to their advantage to call on ns when needing Books, Stationery, Law Blanks, Picture Frames, &c., &c. Don't forget the place. R. L. BRYAN & CO. Jan 14?3m DR. J. II. QUATTLEBAUM, DENTIST, Office over Stanley's China Hall, COLUMBIA, S. C. April 14?tf * Wm. K. NELSON, PROPRIETOR OF THE Georgia Nursery, CULTIVATOR OF AND DEALER IN FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, Strawberry Fiats, etc. AUGUSTA, GA. Jan 13?tf FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS So Horse will die of Colic. Bots or Lrxo Fever, if F'ontz's Powders are used In time. Foutz's Powders willcure and prevent Hog Cholera. ; Foutz's Powders will prevent Gapes in" Fowls, i Foutz's Powders will increase tlie otiantity of mil* and crl??m twenty per ceut.. and make tiie butter linn | and sweet. Fotitz'i Powiters wiil care or prevent almost every , Disease to wnicli Horses and < al'ie are subject. Forvzs Powders will uive satisfaction. * Sold everywnere. DAVID 33. FOUTZ, Proprlotor, SALTIMOF.E, MD. Fob 10?y IP[HTCw1i,ted!?:?'-<?cttc!^S: nili fl I *Sample free to tt'ose becoming aRenis. i HULIl I ||N?risk, quick sales. Territory L'iven. i tys atisfactlon truaran teed. "Address DR. SCOTT, 842 Broadway, NEW YORK. A]Hi 21? 2lu j nnillft I?nd WHISKY HA KITS cured 3 I U 111 Rll at home without pain. BOOK Sj| 'lllfwjof particulars went FRKE. 2?I?L2LiIiB. m. WOOLLEY. M. D . AtUnt?,0k. june 10?ly I oil STlowiu MeT1 COLOMBIA, S. C. HARDWARE, F / GROCERIES, IRON, BACON, NAILS' FL0UR' TOOLS | ^ GRIST, i ot. Powder, Caps, &c. We Buy Ce, Ship Promptly, Work Hard and Can't ? TTAA I i? ? TI^/T -?> 4/s/t LImi/)/)O wo i//iHerao(tny JLJiy JiLurnci. ?re whuhwhc? ^ and Goods. re have the Largest and Most Complete Stock and S\ e in this Section, and Invite our Lexington Friends Come and See. We will Save you Money. X-OIE3IK 6Z x lumbia hotel block. Jan 1?ly \ * JOHN <j DIAL HARDWARE CO., In ten and Dealen in English and American HAREYARE & CUTLERY, TROff STF.FT, VaI niQTTYr.fi VTTTT. fiTrtVVJS TWT.TTVfi. OT.ftTTTS KMT7T MACHU , CIRCULAR SAWS, MILL IRONS, SUGAR PANS, Carrh j Building and Trimming Materials, Im; Rubber and Leather Belting,' Carpent t9, Blacksmiths9 and Tanners9 Tools, HOUSE] EPING AND FURNISHING HARDWARE, AGrRIC LTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Lime, Cement, Ph r, Paints, Oils, French and American Window Glass, COLUMBIA, S. C. Mar. 10?ly j WMCRONENBERG, 5UCCESSOR TO G. DIERCKS k CO) - DEAL2R IN Groceries, {Vines, Liquors, Tobacco, Etc., | No. 146 MAIN STREET, S. C. A /?11 .14aaL aT ii aIann mAAitMAA < f 1 AtTTnof rvvn/>na a iuu BkWA Vi JiruukBQ uhuuj nil xwrcow pnvoo. First-class Restaura^lwaya supplied with the best the market affords. Saloon always supph with choioe Wines, Liquors, Beer, Cigars, etc. sep 2-i?ly DRY GIODS AND NOTIONS Cflajapex Tlxaxa. Ever. To make Boom for akrge Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, I will offer mj Stock o Spring and Summer Gds at LESS QOST. Now is the time to m4 your purchases, and from the Columbia Cash Dry Good Store. WHA1"I SAY" I "WILL DO." N All I want is for yon t call and see how Cheap you can get goods from the old stand C. 3P. TLCEESOET, LEaxxagrex. MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. Feb. 15?ly. f?T ATTN I1TTV T1 I 1T/Y17 AATkH IVMShjAfHI-JP'Mi;! WUU1IS, ! .i . ?AT? i I K^.E3iiC-A.3iT'S BAZiiAS. IE X I N GT O N , S. C. F Work Boxes and Sachs, China and Glass Vases, Shell and Glass Boxeg China Trinket Boxes, Photograph and Autotaph Albums, - Glass and China Mugs from 5 to 50c. each, Picture Books, ] Toilet and Tea Sets, Accordeons and Harnmicas, India Rubber Balls, Glass Marbles, China and Wax Dolls jom 5c. up. ? Tin Horns, Wagons, Horses, Tops, etc. Stationery and School Books. Letter and Note PapeSaD grades, Appleton, Swinton, McGuffey, Sanford at Legal and Fool's Cap kper, other School Books, Fancy Colored and Gil Edge Note Paper, Slates and Pencils, Lead Pencils, Envelopes, -white and clored, at all prices, Copy Books, Book Bags, etc. . -J ... TE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CHOIC1 FAMILY GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO. &c.. IS AT A. WcCRANEY'S CKB.k.Xs G-B5 0C BET. * COLUMBIA, S. C. Sept. 5?3m DON'T BE HUMBUGGED! ' , BUT GO TO DA^fED JONES" COLUMBIA, S. C., AVTTk T3TTV VHUR ^ Alll/ JJ\J JL XV/VA. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS C^.EPETS, Etc., And you will always pleased. Every department filled with NEW GOODS a presided over by polite&nd attentive salesmen. ruay!8-ly CANDIES OF ALL KINDS, FRUITS, CRACKERS AND CAKES, At Harman's Bazaar, \ Lexirijeftori, S. C. 1 MARLIK r. Magazine Rifle. For l*rc? or im.ll ?l| ,|, Tb# ?tron**?t ihootlrc rtrte mvd*. FeTfoi ~ k-t-ormcy gnarantm], end the caN ttaolotely ttfe rifle on the market. UAL LAUD lULLtKY, HPoRTINU AND TAIWF.T KlFt.ES, world reriwoed. Send for iiiuitated Cetnio.M.- - | jiaBUN FIUE ARMS CO., Now Ilaven, Conn. ? rTrFSmoT! i r* 1 ! The First and Only House ever establishen in Columbia I i to offer an exclusive stock of Dry Goods, etc., (AT! "" . WHOLESALE. 1 | DRY GOODS of every description. NOTIONS, of all kinds, BOOTS and SHOES, ' STRAW HATS, FTR AND WOOL HATS, HFSICAL INSTRIHENTS. STATIONERY, MEDICINES, READY-HADE CLOTHING. j RETAIL BUYERS will find our PRICES LOWER than they can buy the same i quality of goods elsewhere also a much larger and better selected stock. J Please write for quotations. T. A. McCREERY & CO., j COLUMBIA, S. C. Jan 20?ly Fall Importations ?? OF nKPflRTFS Jfc FFIMIIIMS . COLUMBIA. S. C. ' We are now opening Novelties in Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods, Velvets, Silks, Blankets, ltox Suits. Trimmings, Buttons,. Etc., also HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, \0TI0\S, BRIC-A-BRAC. ALSO, | FLANNELS, BLANKETS, CLOTHS. SHOES AND HATS FOR THE MILLION. White Goods, Shirtings, Sheetings, Plaids, Docks, Osnabnrgs. Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Trunks, Valises, Satchels. "5S$_Goods by every steamer?all marked at bottom figures. DESrORTES 4* EDJflWDS, . AT THE OLD "SHIVER" CORNER, MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. i I April 4?ly. Ii C. S. BRADFORD, J. W. JONES, ' Lexington. Batesburg. Fire Insurance. HOME OF NEW YOKK, and LIVERPOOL A LONDON A GLOBE . INSURANCE COMPANIES. '4 STRONG. PROMPT. RELIABLE. $ L Risks Taken at the Lowest Adequate Rates. Dwellings and Farnitnre, SIO on the $1,000 for 1 yean " " 20 ?? " ' 3 years. ?. ? ?t 30 " " " 5 years. C, S. BRAD1F0RD & Co., Agts. New Advertisements. =i STOVES! OUR BABY'S FIRST YEAB, BY MAE I- A.AlirA i4 A-A,,I.A ? ON HA EL AND, also containing ma. !h QTQYFQ ft 5TQVES ^ valuable intormation. 48 page book, Se it g,WILtf * ## on receipt of 2-cent stamp by Reed & Can l f rick, Mercantile Exchange Building. N. \\ _ mm?. tfSST Newspaper Advertising.! igHHsHP i ^SMKkm DAIICHY & CO., 27 Park Plare and 21-26 Murray St., N. Y. I ? '??? ii*. id Make lowest rates on all newspapers in. EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES the U. S. and Canada. Established 1867. wwn ,Wlfc ARE THE BEST. SPECIAL OFFER. ) W00D D0?BS at *>* ends of Fiwba - W V V * j large flues, Bemarkably Durable Patente . , . 1 Wood Grate, hu-ge broiling door with chec We will insert a one-inch advertisement- j draft, removable damper, ring cover one month in our selected list of j double crosspieces, reversible long cros 005 noilifv, and Weplclies p.lece* 8wing h artbplate, swing flue sto] uo Dames and weasiies j 8lfter gr8te> illuminate sliding fire door covering the U. S., for $2.GO. Circulation, j etc. Nickel knobs and nickel Panel 6,980,292 copies per month. j Made with solid fire doors if preferred. . We will insert a one inch advertisement. J ro r hutub one month in oar " a. jjjjaj*. u, POPULAR LOCAL LISTS *"?* 8toi 1,130 Daily and "Weekly newspapers for _ a wmmmwm&mm $000. No patent list papers are included. Send for catalogue. Parties contempla- ...... . ? A. . . ting a line of advertising, large or small, Obtained, and all other business in the I are requested to send for estimate of cost ?* Patent Office attended to for Modebai o . 1 r . ... Fe ts. Our office is opposite the U. \ Pahmt Office, and we can obtain Patents i "" " less time than those remote from Washini C|T T^X^^TpTD ton. Send Model or Drawing. We advis XI i XV, X. u J mdJMf as to patentabilkj tree of charge; and v r ?T make vo chaboe ususes we obtain patenX xv IA.Lj J S J ^ X When patent is granted a drawing of yoi LEXINGTON C. IL, S. C. invention, with claims your name and a< dress, \nll be published in the Unite Office Corner Main and Church Streets. States Pa-tent Office Gazette, a paper of in T^t- Prompt- fiHoritimi tr> collection UienSe circulation, AND THE ONLT ONE TtU ol claims ana other buslnesj:. publishes tes teeje. mmm% sept 1 ?lr Snpt. of Money Order Div., and to officia mm mm of the U. S. Patent Office. For circula x r |1| II II A V* 11 I || II advice, terms, and references to actu; p. W Hllor MANN clients in your own State or county, wn r n i iiuvi.mfinn ^ c a snow & co.t = Gnn and Lock Smith, = Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. C oct a-4?tf -{ AND DEALKB IN }GUNS, PISTOLS, FISH ING TACKLE, flTTAQ A rjALVO .Tr and all kinds of Sportsi nen's Axticles, UHxiCi xif U-Q.JJ V Uj uiij '( , which he has now on exh ibition and for gQQ|^ JQB PRINTE ' sale at ms sivie, Main Street, Kear the Central Bank, ? AND ? id j Columbia, & c. Bookbinder, Aoent fob Hazard Powi >er Company. gg IRicliarclscii Street, "" ' ^^Bepairing done at si tort notice*^ COLUMBIA, S C Apr. 25 6nj . kinds of Printing, Baling and Bin I jQg ^Qne at ]QW fignre(, and in the Y& _ j, , n,, ^ best manner. Catalogues of Schools, C< Rwk fltl U^k\leges and Chnrch Associations a specialt i IVlELI V mEI? Lawyers' Briefs $1 per printed page for \ wtFI? " 1 copies. Old Books Bebonnd and Bepaire j T A QUICK, PERMAN ENT, CERT AIM CURE FCR Cash Books, Ledgers, Day Books, Jon ) nals, Ac., made to order at short notic Vigor or' Doveloi unenb^ Orders solicited and satisfaction guarantee ! Caused by iudjocrotioc s,excesses,\ tc Beneatsina JTS3T Subscribe lor The COLOMBIA "wee v_ rw.nl,.,? --naces of fresh rsadii day; Cure* usually wit am a taonu . norQuackerr. Posith i Proofs, full description aad ''r , ".'*7'. V" . , Jjtterof adyjoe in plai i walad onvt lope. free. : matter?the latest telegraphic HPW8?C'je ebie medical co., Ko. t-rawer. 79. Buffalo.s.Y . lftrge prillt Only One Dollar a Year. d< c 23?ly june 1G?ly i ! This paper la kept, on file ax the office of J gents -mh NG g PHILADELPHIA. }?|SE|8^ rCTtlllTCCForfET FSrimUTEITISISCrDrP CollMAICOat to wMtCaah Rate# rnCC I*' 1,1 ' ataiapa for* ayer a son's manual 1 . hot. 4?ly rnsiii TO THE FRONT B n BB 'vMi-iwaa?P vKSMWSKSSa KKMMmHi 4Jg?Jfjft^r "?^5^3 / ^n i^Bnnm^ . v ~*"~r ' <> HEAD-QUARTERS /, I FOR ALL THE LATEST IMPROVED R SEWING MACHINEST^I THE nflMESTIf, I AIAU |/VM>MW v n a ______ fi fl ' THE NEW HOME. I b. s9H ?|a ^b lL/r / / BB id We respectfully solicit all desfri^Sa ?rs*" 9 ? class ORGAN, PIANO, or SEWING M LsfifajiaaiBiiM ??*?' A Is goods. Instrnmeuts and Machines to be ... [ [j had oil EASY TERMS. ' H te Apply to SI. L. ALEXANDER, N onr agent at Leesville, S. C. D. A. THORNTON, - - I Lexington C. H., S. C. for terms, or to us at Columbia, S. C., H R P. O. Box 172. ' H Needles, Attachments for all machines, . flj also best quality of machine oiL fl Repairing of old mschines a specialty, and work gnaianteed. Bewire of Irnmp d. repairea. fl ry Old machines taken in part payment for I y | new ones. We request all ot our Lexing25 ton friends who have purchased machines d. r- from us, or our agents, to write us if any J j instrnctions arc wanted, and will give I k- [ prompt attention. Qg Instruments and Machines fuily war 1 ranted. When visiting Columbia give us i call. II 78, Main Street, near I Post-office. fl M. A. MALONE & CO. 1 / I fifr- CciTPsponilence solicit*!. P. O. Box 172. V dec 23?1m