The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 30, 1891, Image 4
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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTME!
P. E. EOWELL. . - EDIT
?-All communication? intended for
Department muet be addressed to Mr. P
Powell.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 30 18'
" 'Tit the mtnd mRkftK the bodv rich."
A conscious ignorance is often I
ter than self-satisfied knowledge.
The semi-annual examination
teachers will take place Friday, 1
tober 2d, throughout the State.
"Did we recognize it, pedagogy
the noblest of professions and
teacher the greatest of artists."?
Cotton Grasby.
The editor had hoped that so
iXibCI CBLtTU bcawn nvuiu
account of the County Institute,
is not yet too late. Who will?
A good rule for parents and tea
ers: When you consent, consent c
dially; when you refuse, refuse fina
when you punish, punish good
tureclly; commend often; never see
A Teachers' Reading Circle
Lexington county was organized
the Institute at Leesville. All shoi
join it. Write Prof. L. B. Hayr
Leesville, S. C., for particulars.
The needs of the times is bet
elementary schools,more high scho<
fewer colleges and better teachers
fewer time-servers and more w
the professional spirit.
Teachers, do you read educatio:
norvora on r? Iwrtte? TTftven't time
U v -j
it? No money to get them? W
you had better go to plowing or so:
other business. You are not 1
teacher the children need. Wake
or get out.
On resolve should be made
every teacher this year, whether
the elegant school house or hum!
log cabin: "I will, by God's help, ^
a better understanding of the wt
and means of teaching than I h?
ever had." God will bleBS, for he
on the side of those who are on i
side of the children.
The Shut Tips.
BY SUPT. H. S. JONES, LINCOLN, NEB.
The narrow guage railroad cai
into use with banners flying, back
up by expert engineers with mat]
matical demonstrations, proving, 1
yond a doubt, that the so call
"standard guage" must give way
the more economical and practii
narrow guage.
But the ordeal of business a:
passenger trafic proved too much i
the "new idea," and finally it beoai
settled as wise railroad managemei
to broaden wherever possible the ni
row guage to the standard widl
One of the many reasons that 1
to the change, was the isolation si
rounding the narrow guage car;
could go only over its own line, or
- ' ? Ti .13^1 _l _
earned as megnt. xi com a not ste
at the Atlantic, roll through Tallei
v_., over plains and mountains until t
"Golden Gate" came in view. In
word, it was shut up. And what
^^^^^^^^^shg^tMmtbe^lays^snotwanfa
country, the village
Bl^^^^the great city. He may be a p:
K fessor in a university, or even be
1$ gjf school superintendent in a populo
? The narrow guage teacher, no mj
ter where found, does not believe
. broadening his guage. He is cc
tent, and even at times happy, in 1
ing busy in running backward a
forward on his short, narrow tra(
repeating himself like the pendulu
of an old. time clock. His love of t
narrow increases with his experiem
nnr? a? time moves on. he becomes
friendly terms with littleness. I
few educational acquaintances a
like himself," narrow guage; the boc
with which he is most familiar as
teacher, are both thin and narrc
He often consults and follows t<
books made by men weaker and m<
Darrow than himself.
If he happens to stray into a sob
as a visitor, it is as an over wise cri
and not as a learner, searching
mole hills that seem to him v<
mountains.
As years increase his education
short sighteduess, he sees no spec
good in educational gatherings, a
has next to no faith in articles
works on education. Teaching
him is a grind, and the most ind
trious grinder is the best teach
The worst feature of the picture
that the narrow guage shut ups tej
4-^v ohnf nr\a TViPV
Ul-UCiR IU fCLurnt quu? u|/?.
magnify littleness that children i
taught that they are accomplish]
great things, when they are mer<
as it were, beating the air witr
feather. From the army of shut \
have come the mechanical methi
that make education consist larg
of physical obedience and "Woi
words, words."
The shut ups must broaden tl
guage, so that they can move out i
on, and get into sympathic toi
with the wide world that is call
~ for education that inspires, devel
, and uplifts?an education that
Mr , come only, as all progress of our .
comes, through the combined ef
and wisdom of the many.
Tillman and tho Sub-Treasu
Greenville News.
There are many people in the Si
?f| who did not and do not like C
fflPH ernor Tillman or his methods, i
swallowed him when he became
party's nominee and who are wil]
to judge him fairly by his a
These are not committed to oppos
or supporting him. They await
p velopments. If the wisdom and ]
priety of his course is proved
events thev will acknowledge
facts and support him unless a be
man offers. If he is unsucces
they will condemn and oppose hir
they did before.
With these the Governor's posi
toward the sub treasury does
should count strongly in his fa
They believe that scheme to be
posed to all the principles and
trines of the Democratic party,
to be a -dangerous menace to
prosperity of our commerce and
liberty of the people. The drif
opinion and feeling is, how<
strongly in its favor. The most]
erful political organization of ou
NT I cent history is committed iii its favor
Governor Tillman could have ad
vanced his political fortunes, for th<
present at least, by going1 with th<
?- I popular current. His voice and in
this tluence would have done much t(
* E* | win overwhelming victory for th<
I ?I- i. J.1. V
i sud treasury 111 mis oiaie. .iuuuuu
: he knew that fact He has, however
j endangered his political life by tak
i iug a bold and firm stand against tin
j tide. He has, on that issue, gon<
>et- i against the mass of his friends, con
stituting the overwhelming power o:
the State, and joined with the weakei
side, composed in great part of thos<
Oc- xrVi n frm edit him so bitterly.
We must judge men by their acts
. and each act by the conditions sur
^1S I rounding it. The evidence so fa]
known indicates that in this matte]
' Governor Tiilman has acted witl
courage and has faced serious dan
me gers for the good of the State and
BT, of the people. He has certainh
done good service, for the oppositior
of himself and brother, George
has made the only serious obstacle ir
ch- the way of the success of the sub
:or- treasury. If they had gone on th?
Uy; stump in favor of it instead oi
na- against it, all the opposition of the
>ld. former would have been like straws
laid across the course of a torrent
for Those who believe as we do of the
sub treasury scheme ouedit to, and
will, remember the Governor's course
ies> in this matter to his credit.
ter It Works "Wonders.
)ls,
!~r The tonic and alterative properties
of S. S. S. are now widely known,
and it enjoys wonderful popularity
n?j as a spring medicine. It is as perfor
fectly adopted to the delicate sys
ep tem of a little child as it is to that oi
m0 the adult. It works wonders on
.jj0 those who use it as a tonic, as an
alterative, and as a blood purifier.
It elves health, strength aud hearti
ness to the sick and the feeble. It
by is adopted to the very young and
in the very old. It revives, renews
ble and builds up the feeble or the
?et broken-down system.
iys
lve Attempt to Wreck a President's
ie Train'
Anna, HI.,. Sept. 20?An attempt
to wreck the special train of President
Clark, of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, was made at Alta Pass today.
A freight train running ahead
of the special ran into a pile of ties
no unon the track, suimosed to have been
AX
:ed placed there by discharged employees,
ae- with a view of wrecking President
be- Clark's train.
ed .
to
^ Blood diseases are terrible on account
of their loathsome nature, and
pd the fact that they wreck the consti^
tution so completely unless the
at, P^per antidote is applied. B. B. B.
-tr- (Botanic Blood Balm) is composed
;h- of the true antidote for blood poison.
e^ ' Its use never fails to give satisfaction,
ir- ?
it ?
be ? ?
irt Znew when he had Enough.
rs,
ka (tpti. Tjonnrsfreet ravr that rm one
a of the long night marches in Virginia
is the only way he coiild get rest was
ro- stragglers were coming along the
a rear and heard an old Georgia cracker
us soliloquizing about the situation: "I
love my country and Til fight for it,
it- and I'll die for it, and I'll go naked
in and bare-footed for it, but when this
>n- war is over, I'll be cursed if I ever
)e- love another country."
ud
[m' For Over Fifty Years,
he ir TTT. 1 ?_ C
Mrs. VY1I1S10W S oooiumg U|J
on has been used for over fifty years by
lis millions of mothers for their children
re> while teething, with perfect success.
)ks
It soothes the child, softens the
a
,w. gums, allays all pain, cures .wind
?xt colic, and is the best remedy foi
->re Diarrhoea. It will relieve the pool
00j little sufferer immediatley. Sold bj
tic Druggists in all parts of the world,
for Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure
n'y and ask for "Mrs. "Winslow's Syrup,'
and take no other kind. 40;
:ial * '
,nd Arrested for an Atrocious Crime.
or
to Chicago, Sept. 20.?W.A. Higgins
us- agent of the Milwaukee and iilasterr
l?r. Transit Line at Douglass, Mich., was
arrested in this city last night on ?
*ch charge of murder. He is chargec
so with setting fire to the dress of ar
old colored woman named Tilli<
dig Hunter, at Milwaukee, a week ago
?ly, during a carousal in Caro's saloon.
i a
ips
ode ^ special dispatch from Perth
ejy Springs, Mo., says: The sub-treas
3s ury and loan schemes were rejected
by the Missouri Alliance conventioi
leir by a vote of eight to four- The de
m3 mands adopted by the conventioi
Jch are the Ocala platform with the ex
in"- ception of the land loan and sub
ops treasury clauses, which were
can manded to sub-unions to decied upon
lav
tort The colored people of Fulto:
county, Ga., including Atlanta, ar
now taxed on property assessed a
ocr: qcq nn
Clii luvituov ^ 5 " ~
iy. compared with the previous yeai
Thi9 increase is considerably large
in proportion than that of the whites
One colored man pays taxes on $14
tate 360 worth of property.
lov
vho
the Happy Hoosiers.
I in g
cts. Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idi
ung vifle, Ind., writes: "Electric Bittei
^e~ has done more for me than all otht
medicines combined, for that ha
the feeling arising from Kidney an
tter Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmt
j and stockman, of same place, say
a as "Find Electric Bitters to be the be*
tion Kidney and Liver medicine, made m
and feel like a new man." J. \V. Gardn<
vor- i hardware merchant, same town, say
| Electric Bitters is just tlie thing f(
and ; ft man v'h? is all run down and don
the j care whether he lives or dies; 1
the j foimd new strength, good appetii
t of ' *
t and felt just like he had a new leas
?ver, j J
30W. | on life. Only 50c. a bottle, at tl
r re- Bazaar.
I
Ciiips from Our Worksliip.
Some men are like pianos?grand
square and upright, but terribly
5 high strung.
There is no difference in going to
t the devil on your own account, and
? being coaxed into it:
j Perfect action and perfect health
3 result from the use of De "Witt's ,
' Little Early Risers, a perfect little *
^ pill. At <T. W. Long's.
3 Africa has nearly seven hundred languages,
and this fact presents great
, difficulties to missionary work. ti
The manufacture of false teeth for 8
^ horses is a new industry just opened a
in Paris with a capital of 2,000,000 a
1 francs. ?
I You never tried De "Witt's Little e
7 Early Risers for constipation, bil- e.
1 liousness, sick headache or you *
[ would not have these diseases. At n
. J. W. Long's. n
* At Lowell, Ark., lighting struck jj
f and killed a two-year old baby at
) play in the mother's arms. The ^
5 mother was not hurt.
; Thread is a simple thing, but as
[ simple as it is there are 2,000 kinds p
? of it, and each kind goes through
hundreds of different processes. h
"We can not afford to deceive you. ^
Confidence is begotten by honesty, n
f TUil A T? A vl T-r Piaova O L
JL/O IT ll/L 73 AjuQti x y luacA o ftiu l
tl
i pills that will cure constipation and
| sick headache. At J. W. Long's. *'
Of the 900 languages spoken in ~
the world, there are about 750 into ?
: which no portion of the Holy Scrip- I
l tures has yet been translated.
A few days ago in Paris, France,
a woman was arrested for attempting
to murder her husband by pour'
ing melted lead into his ear while,
he slept.
i De Witt's Sarsaparilla destroys
such poisons as scrofula, skin disease,
eczema, rheumatism. Its
! timely use save many lives. At J.
W. Long's.
The celebrated Lick Observatory
reveals 100,000,000 stars, and some
of them are so small that it would
require 30,000 of them to be visible
to the naked eye.
There are forty thousand women
studying in the various colleges in
America. And yet is only seventyfive
years since the first college was
opened to women.
Don't storm the system as you
would a lort. it neid Dy tne enemy,
constipation, gently persude it to
surrender with De "Witt's Little
Early Eisers. These little pills are
wouderful convincers. At J. W.
Long's. ?,
A Georgia teacher who could not
teach a little boy to remember the
letter H cut, out the letter from
the printed page and made him
swallow it. Then the boy remembered.
There is a boy at Centreyille, Iowa, _ ,
whose hair always curls a day or two
Investigate their merits. Le 1
Witt's Little Early Eisers don't
gripe, cause nauser or pain, which ^
accounts for their popularity. J. W. bii
Long say he would not run a drug
store without these little pills. _
The school of experience is about
the best institution the country has.
It is a very dear school, it is true,
i but a person gets a life-time scholar.
ship in it and he ought not to grumble
at the valuable lessons he learns.
an
There are many odd ways of get- wl
ting a living. One of the oddest is 8a
! pursued by the salonnieres of Paris, M
^ who make a profession of tying gen
tlemen s cravats. An expert artist
. in this line can earn ten dollars an
evening, it is said.
De Witt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the
blood, increases the appetite and
| tones up the system. It has bene- t
fitted many people who have suffered I
from blood disorders. It will help *
you. At J. W. Long's.
H. H. Burns has sued Houston,
j Tex., for $25,000 damages because
, he caught a ca?e of smallpox in that
i city.
*
i | A cloud burst in tiie vicinity 01
i Troy and Berlin, N. Y., caused sev- b
t eral deaths and destroyed $500,000
3 worth of property. ?
, People with impure blood may
be said to exist, not live. Life is *1
robbed of half its joys when the ,
3 blood is loaded with impurities and
j disease. Correct this condition
i with De Witt's Sarsaparilla, it is re
- liable. At J. W. Long's. 33-ly A
The hypocrite deceives no one ir
half as much as he does himself. If B
f a man is a hypocrite, everybody j3
knows it, and if he is good man
u j everybody knows it, so there is no
: use twine to sail under false colors, r
j ?tJ o ^
1 j The Republican candidate for
e Governor of Maryland has an idea as
brilliant as it is original. He pro^
poses to challenge his Democratic 7>
' opponent to a ploughing contest in a
r ten-acre field to decide for the bene!*
fit of the voters which of them is the
better entitled to be considered the
farmer's candidate. 1
Erysipelas.?I L. Irvin, of Thomas- a
ville, Ga., says he was afflicted a
with Erysipelas for ten years and a
. was only cured when P. P. P. was C
used.
'ft
Philadelphia is to have a clock
>r which, for its, size, will be one of
d the wonders of the world. It is to
d be placed on a tower of a public
,r building now in course of erection.
The dail will be 25 feet in diameter.
s" The distance from the street to the
! centre of the dial will be 351 feet.
te ! The bell is to weigh between 20,001) j
)r | and 25,000 pounds. The minute I
; hand is to be 12 feet and the hour j
s' j hand 9 feet in length, while the j
)r Roman figures on the dial will meas't
ure of 2 feet 8 inches in length.
ie "NV. J. McDonald, superintendant
Lanneau Manufacturing Co., Green- ,
ville, S. C., savs: "My wife has used
Bradycrotine for headache and it is
the only thing that relieves her suf- ;
ferings."' j
eBaXBtiiariAM
Nothing like it
-Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescripion.
It's as peculiar in its compoition,
as in its curative effects, in
11 the diseases and disorders that
ffiict womankind. It's a legitimate
ledicine?an invigorating, restoraive
tonic, a soothing and strengthning
nervine, and a positive remdy
for female weaknesses and
Omenta All functional disturb
nees, irregularities, and derangelents
are cured by it. There's
otking like it in the way it acts?
here's nothing like it in the way
;'s sold. It's guaranteed to give
atisfaction in everj case, or the
loney paid for it is promptly reimded.
Read the guaranty on the wraper.
i
You lose nothing if it doesn't
elp you?but it will.
The system is invigorated, the
lood enriched, digestion improved,
lelanclioly and nervousness diselled.
It's a legitimate medicine,
he only one that's guaranteed to
ive satisfaction in the cure of all
female complaints."
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On arrival of all trains, for hotels or
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?A ? - ? a -n. _ a J
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November 6-tf.
. W.HUSEMANN
:= Gun and Lock Smith,r:=
{ AND DEALEB IN }GUNS,
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FISHING TACKLE,
d all kinds of Sportsmen's Aitides,
lich he has now on exhibition and for
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ain Street, Near the Central Bank,
Columbia9 S. C,
Agent fob Hazabd Po-kdeb Compant.
ST* Repairing done at short notice
PATRONIZE
lome Industry'!
?/
THE
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^v.-. . : : -.V .;:;S;- >
117 WEST GERVAIS;STKEEr,
Near Union Depot,
re now operated with a competent force
E Skilled Mechanics, and are manufactnrig
all sizes of " TOZEE ENGINES " and
OILERS, including
1ETURN TUBULAR AND LOGOMOTIVE
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5ulleys and Shafting
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Proprietor Tozer Engine Works,
117 West Gcrvais Street, Columbia, S. (
Mar. 13?ly.
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- - - Columbia, ifl. C . I
URNITURE and Savo your Bridge Toll, j
buys goods to tbe amount of $0.
ESTABLISHMEHTH}
s promptly attended to and satisfaction
a.
IjVH IlN a
D BABY CARRIAGES.'
* *
SEE ME. ^
50 BY 25 FEET j
OF
1 FURNITURE, ;
Hsement with them will he
led I
CASH PURCHASES,
ADS A SPECIALTY.
F YOU DO NOT WANT TO PURCHASE
iid Burial Suits.
fANMETRE,
- - -COLUMBIA, S. C.
Ireots.
FOR THE
HOST BEAUTIFUL
MOST DURABLE
AND j
MONUMEKTST
? ADDRESS OR CALL 'ON
.IDIFOjEBID?
JS AND PRICES.
d Cross Diamond Brand
t\i * r\u\?s #
The.only 8*fe, Snre, and reliable Pill for all. \ >*!!y
>? Diamond Brand in Hed and Gold netailla Vy
tier kind. JUfutt Subttituxion* and Imitation*. v
i. ue daiMroii eoanterfclta At DrofgUu, or ?eod ?J
and "Relief fr? Ladle*," t* Utter, by return Mnll.
Chichester
live 3000 miles away. Write us.
A Maaonlc Temple,
) OU., 183 Tromoot St, Boston,
Ask my agents for W. L. Douglas Shoe*.
If not for sale in yonr place ask your
dealer to send for catalogue, secare the
agency, and get them for yon.
tZTUE3
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CEN^Pemen
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? j
It Is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt the feet; made of the best fine calf, stvlish
and easy, and because ice make more shoes or this
grade than any other manufacturer, It equals handsewed
shoes costing from $4.00 to $5.00.
flJE 00 Pennine Haud-*ewed, the finest calf
s?va shoe ever ofTered for $5.00; equals French
Imported shoes which cost from $8.0u to $12.00.
(J> A 00 iland'Sewed Welt Shoe, fine ealf,
ql'Ti stylish, comrortable and durable. The best
shoe ever offered at this price ; same grade as custom-made
shoes costing from $6.00 to $9.00.
fl*Q 50 Police Shoe; Farmers, Railroad Men
q)Oi and Letter Carriers all wear them; fine calf,
seamless, smooth Inside, heavy three soles, extension
edge. One pair will wear a year.
CA 50 fine calf; no better shoe ever offered at :
IDfca this price; one trial will convince those j
who want a shoe for comfort and service.
ffiQ 25 and $2,00 Workingman'a shoes <
qfaii are very strong and durable. Those who j
have given them a trial will wear no other make.
nAUC) $2.00 and $1.75 school shoes are j
U UjfO worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
on meir mprus, as int* muirusmn nates ?uun. .
I oriioc S3.00 Hnnd-newed shoo, best j
kuUlvO Dongola, very stylish; equals French
imported shoes costing from $-S.U) to &6.0U.
Ladies' '2.50, S'2.00 and Si.75 shoe for j
Misses are t'ae best flue Dongola. Sty lish and durable.
Caution,? See that \V. L. Douglas' name and j
price are stamped on the bottom of each shoe.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, JIass. |
I
SOLD BY
| RED BANK MILLS.
' July 8?5m.
~ * < > A i--? .i~
Kememoer mat uu *uiu? ui
work, such as bill and letter heads,
; envelopes, circulars, pamphlets, etc.,
can be done at the Dispatch office as
neat and cheap as any where.
TO FARMERS AN
We are making a specialty of the best Gi
has ever been offered in the State, and solic
and responsible parties who contemplate ba
parties who are not reliable to bny Irom onr
To men who mean besiness and who expe<
make prices on standard machinery which v
sider.
We will show our Sailor Seed Cotton Mac)
warehouse to any party who would like to sc
Wir>cViin rrir?a T^aqq Prnccna t'/* A'/?
W H. GIBBE!
GERVAIS STREET, C
March 25?6m.
SPECIAL SUM
One Thousand Superb New Pi
nakers only, to be sold during A
ober, 1891, at Spot Cash Prices,
L5th next. "No Interest.
SEE THESE I
BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO ONLY $225
SUPERB Ci
?INE PARLOR ORGAN ONLY $50.
RICH PARLOR ORGAN
SUPER
IT: "W. T3
COLUMBIA
August 12?tf
LORIGK & L(
Columbia Hotel Bloel
HEADQUARTI
Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., I .
Etwian Phosphate Co., i
Atlantic Posphate Co-, <
Kainits,
Dissolved Bone, !
FIELD A.1TJD Q-JL,I
COTTON GINS, FEED!
Presses an?
Plain and Decorated Glass, M
Tiles, Grates, I
A FULL STOCK OF HARDU
AT BOTTOM
COME AND SEE US or write to ue bt
Jan 1?ly
Furniture ^
' ESTABUSE
MAIN STREET, C
[NEXT GBAND CK*1
A PULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM,
In the store, purchased direct from the manu/a<
T&S" Call and see us
Oct. 28?tf
m 'AM '311IA8in01 , WFM
's!3;;:j nansq ttfwg 5 '.mujbI
o;-?u.y1 "3333 hiv
snSomiBD ,9a -snop.iscxl oi psjsissB so^b hV
-npu-i'j -aoipru;saf isoipBaj 'i{2no.ioqxEJU
Aucust 12?6m.
IF YOU WANT A
COTTO
At Bottom Prices, write for New C?
lJflJPR O WED JMUGUS'
jj8y~See the Extra Fine Becommend
GEO. R. LOMBi
MACHINE, BOILER AND GIN WORKS, Mil
AUGUST.
" - 1 * and Snt nlipH ail
J8 tU6 piace iu gcv v? r
and 62 New Engii
Mention the Lexington Dispatch when you wr
W. A. RECKLING,
ARTIST, I J
COLUMBIA, S. C., j
Is now making the best pictures that can j
be had in this country, and all who have ;
never had a real f.ne picture, should now :
try some of his latest styles. Specimens can
be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to j >
Kinard's.
March 14-tf
POMONA HILL
I ?
r
Nurseries, ;
&
POMONA, TV. O.
a
Stock consists of
ALL LEADING FRUITS
Calculated to suit the Southern and border J
States. j |
Send for descriptive Catalogue, No. 1, of j
FRUIT TREES, VINES, &c.f
and No. 2, Green House Catalogue of young i
pot grown | |
ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CARNA- j
TIONS, &c.
Catalogues free. Correspondence soli- j ]
cito'U Address ( j
J. VAN LINDLEY, Propr.
Pomona, N. C.
Apr. 23-:?
GEORGE BRUNS,
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S. C..
JEWELER and REPAIRER, |
Has a splendid stock of Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks and Silverware. A fine line of
Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one,
all for sale at lowest prices.
J&r Repairs on Watches first class,
;~ 1.1miorantoor) of mfklpfllto
UUll'AlV WlUilC ~v ?
prices. 60-ti.
nmng Mill Outfits
correspondence with all rchaHg&raHiHJ^HBfl^^^Hn^^^RH
ying such machinery. We :nvHffi|K|ftffiRH^^^^^HHA^^^^M
competitors.
to j>ay for what they get vre
ro know pay them to
operation at
e it and who expects to buy.
?, jr, & tmurm
COLUMBIA, S. C. ^gmB|
and (Organs, 'rorflHH||^^Et .^^Hl
LUgast, September an(^BMHG9HHHMM^^^B
, with payment
LBINET GRAND PIANO ONLY
B MIRROR TOP ORGAN ONL^^ggWl^^B^^BB^B
TJ I^L !F ,.
l, s. c.
}WRAT?H^H
s, Columbia, S. C.,
:rs fob
Acid,
Long's Chemicals,
Ca .e Mills,
Evaporators.
Sheet Copper,
Rnsisr SEEIDS,
;i;.\ coxdexseks^^^^H
1 Belting,
arbleixed Mantels, G{^9|HDHHHH
Anders, & c.
/ARE AND GROCEFnHH^^HEHH
I PRICES.
ifore bnymg anythiDg in
W arer ooms
.is4:3. ^^aiMggMBM
OLUMBIA, s. c^BHHHH|
ntAL HOTEL.]
AND EINE FURNITURE, IS
stnrers, and will be
ljtii?st-ci.ass
talogae and Reduced Prices of
T.l COTTOJT GIJV. HHHh
ations of last year's work"^^
IRD & GO'S. 9H9
L, ENGINE AND GIN SUPPLY H0U?|^BHU9H
GrA?
d Repairs at Bottom Prices. 60 New
)es stock.
FOR PURE 9
I C. CORN WHISKEY,flHHH
GO TO
D. H. GOBLE'S, Hj^HH
7HITE ELEPHANT SALOONhHH^HM
COLUMBIA, WSHHHH
Having bought a large lot of Pure Corn
Vhiskej during the summer months at a
educed price, I am able to furnish my
riends and customers at the same old
rices. I am also agent for several largo
forth Carolina distilleries which give
dvantages over other dealers. The dnes^^^9BHH|^D^^HflH
Vines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco
stock. Polite attention, square dealiiigffnHHD9^^BH^|^^H
:c., by Pope P. Hayes or
D. H. GOBLE, Proprietor.
Opposite T. A. McCrecrv & Co.
Main Street, Columbia, S. C,
Oct Un^nHHH
A. (1 S01MJ|MH
Wholesale and Eeta 1
Warerooms,
PARLOR ANO BEDROOM SUITES.
II BOARDS, SAFES,
Mattresses,
.14 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA,t S, C WOTnHHH|
gekhuh ?M
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent
business conducted for Moderate Feet.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office.
and we can secure patent in lees time than thoee
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with description.
We advise, if patentable or not, free of
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," witk
names ofactual clients in your State, county, oc
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO. JkS
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C. * i