The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 01, 1891, Image 3
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Abstract of The Evidence.
Facts Presented to the Jury that Tried i
the Sicilians.
2st?w Orleans New Dedta
The people and the newspapers at |
a distance who are censuring the act
of the people of New Orleans in met- |
ing out punishment to the men guilty
of the murder of the chief of police
aaam i/\ lnco GlOrht fif facts of CaSC
OWMi WV AVWV v.
It was a question cf existence between
the people and the Mafia?a
secret society of criminals organized
for crimes, and defending its members
by bribey, perjury, intimi ""ation
and reorder. Either the Mafi must
be destroyed or the people o* New
Orleans must succumb to its domination.
That was the alternative presented
to the people of New Orleans.
The chief of police was assassinated
at midnight almost upon his own
doorstep by a band of murderers, not
one of whom had any personal inter
est in his death or any personal j
L grievance against him. He was shot j
down the day before he was to have
produced in court a terrible mass of
procured against
pose of stampinq^jPSgBBRl it slew
him. The people were incensed, dui
they were patient. They put their
ft trust in the courts of their country7
P and they made an appeal to the
* forms of law. At an enormous expense
of time, labor and money an
immense mass of evidence, both
direct and circumstantial, wa3 procured
against the men who were arrested.
And the people were ready.
The case came on. A jury was im.
panneled. The evidence was produced.
It was damning. By both
reliable eye-witnesses and irrefutable
circumstances the guilt of the ac*?
>* i y i * i
cuseci, witn tne exception 01 iwo, was
established. The evidence is too long
to give in this article. A sample will
suffice. Macheca, the chief instigator,
was shown by the positive testimony
of four witnesses, two white ladies
and two colored women, to have
rented the little shop from which the
shooting was done. He rented it un
der tlie assumed name of "Peter
Johnson," and took a receipt for rent
in that name. That receipt, described
by the lady before she saw it
on the trial, was found in
the pocket of Monasterio, the shoe maker
who occupied the shop, and
who was identified by eyewitnesses as
one of the assassins. Macheca was
proven to have had a grudge against
HeDnessv and to have threatened to
have nolence done him. He was
proven to have industriously established
alibi for himself during the
time of the shooting; so industriously
as to excite comment. And he was
covered sidewalk as he ran away.
His coat was found with the slime
from the side walk all^ver the side
of it where he fell. His shoes, pointed
as were the ones of the man who fell j
(as shown by the the tracks,) had I
the same slime around their edges, j
He was sworn to by three witnesses,
who saw him from different positions,
as the man who carried, the day j
before the murder, the guns, or some
of them with which the murder was
done, to the store of a Sicilians in
the neighborhood of the shooting.
His eonduct before the jury showed
a consciousness of guilt. Against this
he put the unsupported statement of
the woman with whom he lived, and
many believed to be his wife, that he
was at home.
This Li a sample of the case made
by the State, and of the evidence
with which it was rebutted. And in
the face of this testimony, and other
equally as positive against the others,
the jury acquitted as to some and
# *1 i i * ? ^
iaiiea to agrre as to otHers. Un tlie
top of this came the proof that the
jury had been bribed.
You^are in a Bad Fix.?^
But we will cure you if you will
pay us. Our message is to the weak, i
nervous and debiltated, who, by early
evil habits, or later indiscretions, have
trifled away their vigor of body, mind
and manhood, and- who suffer all
those effects which lead to premature
decay, consumption or insanity. If
1. ' j i? ? <" -t
mis means you, senu. ior ana reaa
our Book or Life, written by the
greatest Specialist of the day, and
sent (sealed) for 6 cents in stamps.
Address Dr. Parker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, 151 Nor*T ^(>rpce
St., Nashville, Teen. * - C '
Aug. 27-lv. y
6 v^ v
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Plant Less Cotton. ,^V
Col. Livingston, President of the
State Alliance of Georgia, has written
the following letter to Col. Polk, President
of the National Alliance:
Dear Brother: I am satisfied
that the Alliance organization should
J i. - l-x- it - - -?
euueavor to so reguiate ui? produce
of the soil as to furnish a full supply
of the necessities of life at least, and
at the same time avoid an over production
in any given crop. To do
this our farmers must have some
means by which they can understand
what the markets of the world
demand and that some plan of co
operation so as to meet these demands
without producing a glut in
any given product. A step in this i
direction bv our order would result, j
J i
perhaps, in an intelligent and safe
cropping on our part. In ray opinion.
the cotton growers of the South
~ y 0
should lessen the cotton production
to a safe limit, and enhance the price
of the American staple at least 20
per cent. At the same time the
acreage for other crops should be
devoted to such crops as are needed
for home supply to the utmost possible
extent. Such a course -would
give much better living at home an
more money for the cotton crop. To
this end I suggest for the cotton belt,
at least, a conference between Alliance
officials of other agricultural
associations at some convenient point
for the consideration of a wise and
remunerative cropping, and, if this
meets your approbation, I wish to
, call a conference and request the
proper officials of the State organizations
to join you in the call. Something
must be done to direct and influence
our people in adjusting certain
crops to th* ptlQ nr>i ^ *~e the
difficulty. I am taking for granted
the assertion is universally made today
that the low price of cotton is
on account of over-production. If
this be not true, a move in the direction
suggested would readily
develop the fact and enhance the
price of the present crop.
"A Drink Fit For Ye Gods."
Lovers of a fruit juice beverage
will find a pure, wholesome and dr lightfully
refreshing drink in thi
Specialty Co's Apple and Peach cider,
Grape and Florida Orange Juice,
Raspberry and Pineapple Julep. Be
sure that you ask for the Specialty
Co's goods. The Specialty Co., Cider
Mills, 28 and 29 "Williamsoil St.; Office,
107 Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
52-ly
Rev. E. Z. Simmons, a missionary
to China, in a letter to the Baptist
Courier, thus descibes a marriage
ceremony which he witnessed:
"On the way back to our place of
lodging, I saw, to me a novel and interesting
sight. It was connected
with a wedding.
The chair bearers and procession
had come for the bride. The village
maidens had assembled at the houee
nf f.hft nn? t,r> ha married, and had
during the day gathered a large
unmber of stones and some bamboo
poles "with whieh to defend the bride
elect, and not allow the people who
had come here, to carry her off.
They kept up a lively battle there j
yielded, as they generally do in matrimonial
suits, and she was "carried
off to her future lord, whom she probably
had not seen or knew before.
The men generally manage to see
the girls they marry before they are
engaged, though they are sometimes
badly fooled.
A man forty years old, :n the village
where we were staying, married j
while we were there. He paid eighty
dollars for a girl that he though was
grown; but when she was brought to
his house he fouud that she was but
little more than eleven years old. He
had beed duped. He had shown the
girl in company with two others, one
of them a large girl. He thought, of
course, the large girl was the one,
and did not ask many questions.
Moral: People had better know who
they are to marry before the knot is
tied."
Don't B9 uloomy.
Tho8e who are the victims of mercurial
poisoning, or who are suffering
from mercurial rheumatism, are
inclined to take a gloomy view of
I life when, as the poet says, "Winter
is folding its white tents and spring
gitting its thunderstorms together."
You these victims have no reason to
| despair...S. S. S. is a sure remedy for
all forms of mercurial poisoning.
Though it is purely a vegetable medicine,
it is powerful, indeed, when
called on to chase mercury, and the
last lingering effects of mercury, out
of the sysem. It performs the work
with neatness and dispatch, as thou'
sands of tertimonials show.
"Have you anything to say for yourself
prisoner?" "Only this, your honor.
I hope in sentencing me you will
take in merciful consideration the extenuating
circumstances of the kind
.of a lawver I had to defend me."
N
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* The United States Senate stands
politically divided as follows: Republicans
47, Democrats 39, Alliance 2?
Republican majority 6, instead of
14, as in the late senate.
Malaria produces "Weakness, General
Debility, Billiousness, Loss of
Appetite, Indigestion and Constipation.
Grove,s Tasteless Chill Tonic
is a perfect Antidote for Malaria and
removes the cause which produces
these troubles. Removes Billiousness
without purging. Is as large as any
Dollar Tonic, and retails for 50c.
Is as pleasant as Lemon iSyrup. Try
it, and you will be delighted. There
are many imitations. To get the genuine,
ask for GROVE'S. Never fails
to cure Chills. Sold by all Druggists
Sugar "Will 2s $ 1-2 coats, j
Boston, March 24L?The Boston \
sugar men are rery reticent in sugar j
ar.d will say but little. At the "rffic? j
cf the Standard refinery there was no j
doubt that on April 1th the price of j
granulated sugar will de down to 44 j
cents. It is also true that the trust j
will be down to cents.
It is also true tiiat trust naa ovdr-esu- i
mated the demand for March, and
that April would probalj see considerable
March G? cent sugar on hand.
Another Sucoomha.
Richard Voss, the eminent German
poet, has been sent to an insane
asylum at Gratz. He is suffering
from brain disease?the bane of this
age?brought on by over-work. His
recovery is very doubtful. Millions
of his fellow-creatures are wrecks today
from the same cause. To live
- - - it 1 I
at high pressures seems tne oraer 01
the hour. Nature has offered us the
remedy. It is at our hands. When A
the system is enervated or run dow?
to the lowest ebb of depression,
threaten^u?tWj^f? an
oasis in the desert stands Dr. Westmoreland's
Calisava Tonic. As an
eradicator of malarial poisons, for
chronic headaches, general nervous
prostration, neuralgia of the facej
ovwl cfrvtnor?}i imrmrfl blond fttld chill*
and fevers, it is the leader of medB
cines.
For sale at the Betsaar in 50 cents I
and $1 bottles.
A sallow faoed woman, with a
wealth of freckles on her long nose,
atered an Austin street car. There
,-ere eight or ten well dressed genI
leinen in the car, but none of them
? aowed any inclination to give her a
! seat. After she had waited a reasoni
able time she remarked, with asperi
ty: "Ef any of you galloots are waiten
for mo to squat in your laps, you're
a sucked in crowd, for I want you
to understand I am a lady from the
ground up." A dread that she was
not in earnest about not sitting in
their laps, caused six of the gentlen^n
to leave the car.?Texas Sittings.
jpjpA Safe Investment.
Is one which is guaranteed
bring you satisfactory results, or
case of failure a return of purchife
price. On this safe plan you ca ^||
from our advertised Druggist
oi Ut. iiiiigs i>ew i^scotm ^c ,
Comsumption. It is gnaraiff v S
bring relief in every case,
for any affection of j^roaJSr^
or Chest, such as Cm ;'j f
flammation of
2-"^9|hma.
I be depended upon. -l!oial
free at any drug store. ^
\
A cotton picker has been invested
and tested at Waco, Texas^ which
promises to revolutionize cottin picking
if it realize all that is claimed
for it. The entire weight of the picker
is about 1,C00 pounds, of light
draugh and easily drawn by an average
pair or horses or mules. Only
two laborers are required to operate
it. It is said it will pick 90 per cent.
! of all open cotton, and will gather
per day from 3,000 to 3,600 pounds,
or two bales. The lint iB as free from
dirt or trash as that picked by hands.
It does not injure the plant.
"
Capt. J. B. Breeden, the leading
farmer and merchent prince of Marlboro,
died last week at his home, one
mile from town. He was 65 years of
age and leaves no children. Mr. Breeden
is said to have been the wealthiest
man in the county, being worth
8200,000, and every year raised on
his different plantations 1,000 bales of
cotton.
Patient?"I am ever so glad to be
up again, doctor. You wouldn't do
ftnvtVnnflr to oriifip r rpla-nsp. xrnnlrl
you?" Doctor?"Why, of course not."
"Then don't bring in your bill for
about twelve months."
? ?
"The other night, just a^tbbiasoilwas
getting down on his 0>,ees to
propose to a girl, his suspender
parted." "How unfortunate. I sup- j
pose Robinson was in a terrible rage, j
wasn't he?" No, but the girl was." j
bbbb
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urAnsrur rnoom
LIVER, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
MALARIA, COSTIVENESS, |
AND ALL BILIOUS DISEASE&
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business conducted for Moderate Faaa.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
end we can secure patent in lees time than thoaa
i-emote from Washington.
6?uu model, drawing or photo., with description.
We advise, if patentable or not, froo of ,
charge. Our fee not ane till patent is secured, j
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patanta," with
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town, sent free. Addreea,
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If tlie efte is weak rub if witli a
mixture- <x?posed of one tea-poonful i
of water, o? tablespoonfnl of brandy
and a pinclof soda.
In this d^ntry alone 5,000 young
physicians ire liirned out from the
medical coieges yearly.
A rich n?i > heirs weep iogether
l\- m Jf *. 1 1 ,?f <
011 t-11 L-JLA vxaO ?-/141/ | 4
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theyhat ^ lh other on the way back. "
To coi dje their growth, the nails ?
of the le^, ?id require eight or ten
days mo,^ Jpn those of the right. ~
North ^fclina, Tennessee and
Virginia^? of 2,970,000 bushels ^
peanut^^Riges an annual yield of
^^^ ^fci^nillionaire, Murphy j
ow^^^^^^^^ores of land, which ;
is eqm^HVa to the State of Massa- :
ThefiBHwake farmer visits other Wi
farmsHHBi' When no nnci3
conveMj^^Bthods and crops | p
w?K?99HBKi6 it improves Lis ; ^ y
I frie
. I pri<
^^^^^^WTtockhill, a prominet j Noi
a reyolverSu8ii-r^?
Astor goes to
of the fact
bushel
^^^ttSHHfiGfi|9&gh. And |
Astor is only !
nowadai^BE"
; Or any J>U-^. ^ 6 ^ j _
ar4 Tftroat and Langs
Poursr, V6U^^^^y<re,,0,^,l or K""** j
^ ''.ir..i ('hired by
no ?c- | |
I?^^wUnr n
ff^i^^^^?|hola Medicine.
r^^^^HB|Kh year the system^^^HBH|^P^
of the impurities
the bleed, From
childhooc^^HH a^e, no reiaedj j ,
meets all ca^BKyith the same cer- J
tainty of goc^^^sults as ^
\v!^C^AlcGau^^^K>^^City~Ark.. writes, j ^
" B. B. B. has den^^^^fcmore good and for lc?a
money than any ot^^^sood purifier I ever used.
I owe the comfort or S^Rfe to it."
P. A. Shepherd. N?l*lk, V'a., August 10, x883,
writes: " I depend on Bl B. B. for the preseivati. n j
of ray health. I have l ad it in my family now !
nearly two years, and in Till that time have rot bad j
to have a doctor." \
;TT Write for illu^gaiLrf " P<"ok of Wonder*,"
SLOOD BaI.M cariCfTkiM. G;<. Sent free.
Jan L'l?l^v
mmazwm ! BHIHIU'"ngsoiMwui* fa*jax^
J. C. H. TBGE^ER'S
Hi Main ^'oltEKT
[Opposite Loriok & Lo1 ?nee,]
COLUMBIA, S. C.
SALOON is stocked with tho Finest |
Wines, Liquors, Beer, Tobacco and Cigars. I
Restaurant is First-class in every respect.
Meals served at all hburs in the highest
culinary style Oysters, fish, etc., a':d
every thing palatable, that the market,
affords, at moderate charges.
Oot 22?(Jm i
r j
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FOR T8RE0 j ||
1 MAN AND Hj| I F
P. P. P. will purify ;ind vitalize your if I
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A prominent railroad superintendent at gg ; \
Savannah, suffering with-Malaria, Dyspep- t* t L
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feels as If he could live fraver. if he could i
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H ocu? sy?uuo, ?&*?? f
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D For Blood Poleon. Rheumatism,S?rof- i
B uldL, Old Sores. Malari?,. Female /"
a Qompkintt, take ' 11 : I"
I P. P. ?. < I
I Prickly Ash, Pc*e Root 1j j<
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Lipphas's Block, Saveuinah, Ga. g all
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^ ?
SSSSSS" RHEUMATISM, KIDh
5-5 cento at Dru^ista, GEOSVEXO
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V Tgx'n THE OfllGINAL AND GENUINE. 1
7 \?5* /fc*' I-Wtli*-*. .vtk Drug." si for Chichetiert jtngliih
fn boxes eeaied with bine ribbon. Take 110 oth
** iff All pills in pasteboard boxes, pink wrappers
!?* S7 4o- 'O "'-amps for particulars, f-stiaoaUis, a,
A 10,000 Tctimonials. Same. Paper. (
?- ' Sold l>y nil Local Draif^ist*.
FOK Z?UIiE
G. CORN WHISKEY,]
OO TO
D, H. GOBLE'S, |
iIT2 ELEPHANT SALOON. I
COLUMBIA, S. C.
laving bought a large lot of Pure Corn
iskev duriug the summer mouths at a
need prict, 1 am able to furnish m.v
nd.s and customers at the same old j
ces. T am also ag<.-ut lor several large j
rth Carolina distilleries which give mo '
ant ages over other dealers. The. JinaiiJ.
res. Liquors^t.ligars^rsht? ?5bacco always
r^rrtTjf. iCiilte attention, square dealing,
c., by Pope P. Hayes or
D. H. GOBLE, Proprietor.
Opposite T. A. McCreery &. Co.
Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
Oct 22 - ly
. WHUSEMANH
=EE Gun and Lock Smith,:r==
{ and dealhb in [
GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE,
id all kinds of Sportsmen's Aiticks
hich be Vis now on exhibition and for
le at his store,
lain Street, Near the Central Ban!:,
Columbia, S, C,
Agent fob Hazard Powdep. Company.
^llopairiug done at short notice"?".*
New Advertisements.
iEATTV PifiHOSilFs1 ?? flfc
ira'oe-ue address ex-Mayor DANIEL F.
EATY. Washington. N. J.
?aaM ooMmajCfloiawarowiwpwwi Man? ^
a PCSJTQ make 100 PEE CENT. net on
! Lr ray Corse s Beits. Brushf--,
ja Curlers and Medicine. Samples fre-\
Ts Write now. Dr. Br:dginan. #>t B'way.
fX BBBtfESS & KEAI NOISES COREB =v
&B /fit ba I'eoii's INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAS
gpB H CUSHiOS". WhJspere heard. Conirtabl*.
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TINS ONLY.
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DOYOU DRINK
CIDER?
OR
FRUIT JUICES
OF ANY KIND.
j p* SO, be sure that your
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v APPLE and PEACH CIDER,
GRAPE and FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE,
RASPBERRY and PINEAPPLE JULEP,
The most pure, wholesome and
delightfully refreshing fruit
beverages to be had In the
country. Packages of these
goods are always In perfect
condition and are guaranteed
so tc be by
THE SPECIALTY CO.
Cider Xllta, Office,
18 4 29 Williamson Street, 107 Bay Street
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale and Reiail
:urniture Warerooms,
PARLOR AKD BEDROOM SU'TES.
IE HOARDS, SAFES,
Mattresses,
14 '^MAIN F,T:: ff&ErUMBIA, S. C.
sep24-ly. ' -l.l(ill\5!lMFl!Tll!il
^OR THE VERY BEST WORKMANship
at Lowest Living Rates in
PLANTATION WAGONS,
LOG CARTS,
SPRING WAGONS
BUGGIES, ETC.
Carriage Repairing of every description
id first class E!ack*ruitli Work.
PHILIP 5IOTZ,
>s*mbtj- Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
September 17 8m.
rEOEG-E BEUNS,
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S C..
EWELER *?<> REPAIRER,
is a splendid stock of Jewelry, "Watches,
ocks and Silverware. A fine lir.e of
ectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one,
for sale at lowest prices.
Repairs on Watches first class,
ickly done and guaranteed, at moderate I
ices. 50-tf.
BC]
iEY PAiNS, LAME BACK, &6.
H. <fc RICHARDS, Boston, Mom
) Cf!QS3 'ip% DtfiitCNO 3RAHD A
ib * rVub'a A 1
"lie only Safe, Sure, *n-l reliable Fill for aale. \
i /HomonJ Brand in Ked and Gold oietal'io \y rjf
or kind. Refute Subetitutwm and ImUationt. *
, arc dangerous counterfeit*. At Drugfiiu. or lend nl
jd 'Kellef fo'* Ladle*," t'n Utter, by ret em Stalk
Jhichester Chemical Co., MadUon Squara,
PUJLLADKLPIUA. PA. ^
PATRONIZE f|
Home industry! -
THE 1
Tozer Engine Works, ?
!
117 WEST GERVATSfSTEEE l\
I
i T7m.iT> Df-nnt.
Are now operated with a competent force
of Skilled Mechanics, and are manufactnr|
ing all sizes of " TOZER ENGINES " and
: BOILER \ including
RETURN TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS.
Pulleys and Shafting
Castings in Braes or Iron
Furnished at Reasonable Rates.
I ^H&pair Work Promptly ExecutedBRASS
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Remember,
; That " THE TOZER " has stood the teat of
! actual and general use for years, and has no
i superior on the market. All of its parts
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: ali our work is fully warranted FIRST !
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For Prifie-Lisi?, &< .. apply to
JOHN ^V. WILLIS,
Proprietor Tozer Engine Works,
! 117 West Gervais Street. Columbia, S. C.
Mar. 13?ly.
w. C.
^ of Greensboro,
main line of the R. &
I D.
FRUIT T^ES, VINES, Ac.,
i I of every description;- Tb9 old standard
: varieties, as well as the new promising va!
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. Evergreens and Shade Trees.
THREE LARGE GREEN HOUSES.
Beding plants in their season. Roses, a
; large stock of the finest varieties, Send
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i Ac., and No. 2, Green House Catalogue,
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i ty x* m j in 1 nvf/o
O'/Uv . ?. i^uuvviuvuvg vv ll** Q
! planters.
J VAN LINDLEY, Propr.
Pomona, N. C.
Apr. 23 ly
i
rJT A. Iv JE ~?a
Im'cartha's busses;
; - _at_ ;
| U3VI0A DEPOT, COLUMBIA |
On arrival of all trains, for hotels or |
! auy part of the city.
i First Class Livery arid Feed Stable, and j
' i Finest Turnouts in the eitv at moderate !
I charges. Stable on Tavlor street. Colurni
bia. S. C. J.* P. McCARTHA.
j November 6-tf,
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: \V2 S ^ I5-yji^
; ftg iiHjM>??iHGeaeral and HESVOUS DEBILITY;
j KfpT^JHis 'jWeakaass of Body and Hind, Effectr
; ti&C 11 il i 1 *181 j ot Errors or Excesaea in Old or Yossg,
i Rchojt, liobie 3A.NII00D faily HMtored. How to eaiargo ao<
| Btronrihec WiiAE, UNDEVELOPED ORGAN'SAPAKTS OK SoDV.
I I JbMliUly nafaillng H02K TKEAT3K.1T?BooeSU in a da*,
i J3?o teatiry from SO States and Fervlgs Countries. Write them.
Do?srfpti?e Boo it. sxpian&ticn and preofa ailH Sealed) free.
tfOm# ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N? Y/
To care Bilionsr.ess, Sick Headache, Constipation,
Malaria, Liver Complaints, taio
the safe and certain remedy,
| SMITH'S !
T7se the R5IAI.T. (40 little Beans to th6 j
bottle). Tusr /. ce ti.f. most convenient.
Suitnl-?'.f i *>"" nil A^os.
Price of eiiJifv ?izo, 25c. per Bottle. |
fc*. 3 %?St? ? T' ?l f?r4en. (capers or it&xrss).
J.F.SMITHfcvO.-'ii-tr.ot-biLEBEANS,"ST.LOUIS MO.
^r^r:z^sri^ m H
W. A. RECKLING,
A TJTT^T1
COLUMBIA, S. C ,
Ts now making the bent picture* that can jl
be had in this country, and all who have
j never had a real *:ue picture, should now
try some of his latest styles. Specimens
can be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to L
J Kinard's.
iSHLEY PHOSPHATE fl
CHARLESTON. S. C. HBH
mmgm
>LUABLE GUANO, highly aumoni&ted; COTTON SEED MEAL. v . H&uSbB
DKSJDLVEDJBONE. highest grade. NQYA8COTIA LAND ?R. iJiWMM
AC/lJJ A I'JS, tor Composting. BULTM CAROLINA MX >. MTJM
ASH ELEMENT, for Cotton. WheacPeas <fce.. GROUND RAW BONELf HUHnHE
COTTON AND CORN COMPOUND. GROUND DRIED BLOOD. MBH1
SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC. GROUND DRIED FI8H.
GENUINE LEOPOLDSHALL KAINIT.
GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, product of the Due Atomiser. 11?uHHKe
he above Fertilizers are of Very Sigh Grade and of Uniform QualitjB I
Tbey are rich in AMMONIA. PHOSPHORIC ACID and POT.* AH. and are eomponndeSBQuj^^H
th a special view to the wants of our Staple Crops, and to the permanent Improve me nlHflBHBMMI
the soil.
Special Formulas made to order of best materials. ^9nHn|
Special Inducement are offered for Cash Orders by the Car Load.
For Terms, Hand Books. Agricultural Primers and good article* on Ash Element.
SHI,El PHOSPHATE CO,?CHARLESTON, S. BH
Jan 23? 3m
OiraiRIl, FRHTS. CAM (IMIjjB
PERFl'HERY, STATIONERY, EthlM BOW, ALBLYSS. JTf^M
A well selected stock of the above Goods constantly on hand and alK^H9H?|jBfl^HE
very lowest prices. VBhMb9HH9mKH
LEXINGTON C . II . , S
mmmmm?m-w?m i m mmm n iwiiwuwiii i?
LORICK & LOWKANdH
x |?hh9H
Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia, 8. C., nHH
HEADQUAP.TEBS FOB
Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., Aoid,
Etwian Phosphate Co-, Long's Chemicals, 3P??B9Hfl
Atlantic Posphate Co-, Ca^e Mills,
Kainits, Evaporators,
Dissolved Bone, Sheet Copper,
-pT"RT_.T5 A TsT~r> rs- A TP.T^-mTsT CtTT'Tr'T-NeH SfflSSnSnB^Bfli
? ? ^ m ' m im i i..fwr oranHBHOI
Presses and Belting,
Plain and Decorated Glass, Marbleixed Mantels, Glaw(X?RH
Tiles, Grates, Fenders, &c.
A FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND GROC?RLH?HH
AT BOTTOM PRICES. VyH
COME AND SEE US or write to na before bnjing anything in Hardr*ar?VgM&|
Jan 1?ly
NEW MILLINERY.
T HAVE ADDED A MILLINERY DEPARTMENT TO MY FANCY QOOD8 ANWbMM
X Notion Establishment and now offer Trimmed and Untrimmed
* " v |f IWI fcfctew a W??? 1 Vrn<^HH[
1. It is as pleasant to the tasteas lemon: w9H
T^e smallest infant will take it and ]H
' never know it is medicjie. AH
Oilldren cry for it JH)
'" ' 7'jv >'* ' Chills once broken will not return.
pgp^ ., ' C^^ou^only half the price of other
Mji ' * " - A- No ouinine 'needed. No purgative 1!
g , _T --rov -.7 .1.2B needed. Contains no poison. <3
Be*.- . ^Igni it purifies the blood and removes all A
mjr$0:?-~+ malarial poison from the system. ?
". *s 23 ^Se as any dollar tonic ao? SB
RETAILS FOR s? CENTS. 'j
WARRANTED _jH
-f - %- " ?7 -^gMPBSK^^ga. OoxKEEaviLLE, Miss.. Dec. 12,2238. ImsISmB
> ? "7-7 Pffl:'' Paris Medicine Co., Parti, Term..- ^kgb|
y\v-'-;> T-vSfc - >>' % 7J2E>~, Plkcw semi me three doxea of your Giore's Taste* dHES
!?? Chill Tonlx. 1 *?? Dleaeeo with the lot frooe m^HBW
S you larteommer. The people were delighted wttk BBsffafigB|
rst ft. igare your Chill Tonic to eome chtHren who
B-j*;. VaSt w?e pale end ewerthy end emaciated, baring bed
7? chronic chllU for monthe putt, one of them for a
f! yur, and within three weeke after beginning with ffinirTflrcfflffM
<? \ *- the Chill Tonic they were hale and hearty, wRh x3 ^KaSaflF/tfW
?d?*^** VrSw, k. d.
MANUFACTURED BY PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
FORMERLY OF PAR 18, TENN.
FOR SALE AT THE BAZAAR.
M. H. BERRY, J
f urniture warerooms,
EST-^SILISKKCID I843.
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA,S. C.
' [NEXT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.] ^
A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM, AND EINE FURNITURE, IS NOW J
in the store, purchased direct from the manufacturers, and will be sold at BOTTOM
PRICES.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. ^
A fall line of COFFINS, CASKETS, METALIC TJSSS^BeBiAiTiOBES, TOAPPERf
etc., always on hand.
?50" Call and see us and be eonyinced that yon SATE MONEY by ao doing.
Oct. 28?tf y
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES,
?20^-1D CAETS.
j" ABCtBST stock and best assortment ever in the citt op coJu
l'.imbia. Agents for the Columbus Buggy Company.
?? A 1? fy P. ? SI
t&JSm Z?e> JW
?v of nil kinds. Single and D?afefe-gft?aess^Saddles, Bridle?, Whips. Etc.
rail atrrK&;_ns for .any of thc'lTTouuoid aud one articles ' -in^rrr^r-drsj-rK-i->-r> rift?
lardware Store."
GOOI).^ AND PRICED WILL SUIT.
AGNEW HARDWARE STORE. I
OPPOSITE LOAN AND EXCHANGE BANK. 1
Sept. 11--A2 Iv. 1
?
II7* TOU WANT A. FIRRT-CLASS
COTTON C1N I
At Bottom Prices, writs for New Catalog-.e and Reduced Prices of fpBtBHM
IMPROVED JHJGVST& COTTON VS.V. ^
the Extra Fiue Recommendations of last year's work^Sa^
OEM, LOMBARD k CO'SwJI
UGHINE, BOIlSR AND GIN WORKS, Mlltr MBk
AUGUSTA, OA,, MSSk
i the place to Kret Machiutry and fn plies and Repairs at Bottom P>&> v..
and 62 New fiuiine* in Sleek.
[?ntipn the Lesingten Di*patek wL?n jou write. _liWCTBtt55fflffi
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