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% v . i Against the Su'o-Treasury. j The Committee oil Ways and Means, through McMillan, of the last Congress, made a unanimous report adverse to all the sub-treasuy bills. The report is a long document and discusses all phases of the question iii a comprehensive style. It begins by deferring for a time the question of the constitutionality of the bill, and proceeds to state the objections that occur to the committee. They are briefly stated as follows: If there should be a reduction in the value of the goods, after they are stored, below 80 per cent, the government would lose; if the value in1 T --J. creased the government wouiu get none of the profit. The jurisdiction of the Federal Courts would be increased so as to make them an instrument of oppression to the people. The bills tend strongly toward centralization, and interferes with individual freedom. Great fluctuation in currency will follow its enactment. The operations of the bill would not be confined to farmers, but the iron man, lumber man and manufacturers generally, would complain flvoil f ]->a limif ULLlli lilt! 11ACU I.UV to the possible loss of twenty per cent, on them, and so on. The government would be usurping the functions of citizens, and attending to everybody's business but its own. The inauguration of the scheme would be the speculator's delight; he could carry $470,000 worth of wheat with less than $95,000 cash, and pay the government only 1 per cent interest. The great increase in the number of Federal officials would make it almost impossible to dislodge a corrupt administration. No provision is made for the redemption of the many millions to be issued under the bill, and the banks would have power to force the destruction of any part of the govern ment's money. The bill is class legislation, and it would be unjust to the day laborer and other toilers. People having a particular kind of property to deposit ; could get money at 1 per cent from the government, and lend it at a higher rate to other people. Lastly, it is violative of the constitution as is shown by citation from the highest judicial tribunals of the land. - It Should Be in Every House J. B. "Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps- i burg, Fa., says he will not be without L Dr. King's New Discovery for sumption, Coughs and cirred hi's~tvi7e <r f with Pneumonia after an au. f ' La Grippe,'' when various othtDq remedies and several physicians had : done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's ! New Discovery has done him more ! good than anything he ever used for j Lung Trouble. Nothing . like itTry it. Free Trial Bottles at the | Bazaar. Large bottles, 50c. and ! ?1.00. Alliance and Alliance. Christian Neighbor. Farmers are justifiable in forming J Jt'armers Alliances, for notwithstanding "the profit of the earth is for all and that the king himself is served by the field," how very few of the ^ men, and others less They look in every direction for a place except field. To be a lawyer, or a doctor, or a preacher, or a teacher, or a merchant, or a clerk, or a drummer, or an agent to sell any of a score of different wares are all gone over before they look at the farm. And as for office with a fat salary there are fifty eager for office where only one can get it. Anything to keep off the farm. All j these and others that are not larmers j constitute an alliance to draw their ! i living out of the farmers. True they ! do not formally organize into an alliance, yet together they constitute, though without concert, a formidable alliance to get their living out of the farmers, field. Yet these same men will praise the farming business and ' at the same time regard it as some 1 thing that don't chime in with their inclination and aspiration. 1 ? Texas Farmer's Discovery. 1 a t oo winfinrr tn V?is I -'1 XcillliCTX 1U JL. ?? wv J county paper, gives a plan for preserving corn from the attacks of wee- i ! vils which is so simple and inexpen- j .sive and yet, according to bis report, j is so extraordinary effective that we think it for the benefit of our farmers on the sea islands and in the loweountry generally who are troubled with the same insect pest. After stating that for many years his own corn had been more or less ruined by weevils and that the annual loss to Texas from their ravages v j is probably not less than a million j dollars, the writer says: i'T.ocsf fflll in rmttimr ud mv com. ! WOV J_ 0 A - , I placed two open bottles containing- j bisulplide of carbon about four feet | oart on'he floor of the bin. The ! 1 uths of\he bottles were covered j 1 %^**^\layer of cheese cloth aim??red with an olJ filled to its 1 utmost capacity. The result of the experiment -was highly successful. What live weevils were admitted from the field were destroyed and no others appeared. Thus, at a cost of fifty cents, with very little trouble, I effectually protected five hundred bushels of corn from the weevils. Another feature about this experiment is that I have noticed neither innncp 7inv rat ir? tlio liin Tim* ftiiv traces of them, which was not the case before, for in previous years they too had done great damage to the corn." state of ohio, city of toledo, ) ' v ss. lucas county ) Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be 11 11 . . e TT . A I curea oy me use 01 hall s uatarrh Cure. * FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 18S6. ( ) A. W. GLEASON, \ " ' ; Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0 J&aTSold by Druggists, 75c. 46. Silver and Cotton. York Enterprise. It lias often been claimed that the prices of silver and of cotton fluctuate together. This has been conclusively demonstrated during the recent decline of silver bullion. For more than six weeks there has been a steady fall in the price of silver until it reached the lowest point it ever sold for. Cotton also fell oft* since this decline in silver, nearly half a cent a pound. Even Wall street brokers adnait that in this case it was the fall of cilvov wTiiMi lvrrmnrl-!+ r>nffnr> rlmvn 1? AiiVU K/AVUgUU V^/l'lUU M il with it, yet there are some men who still maintain that the prices of the two have nothing to do v ith each other. It would be well to note in this connection, that about sixb^^ent^ worth of silver will no\v^M --;v cotton, wheat or co^| | would in lS7S:j^d| so preciousjjB shipp^fl > , r* *7. ..w9 -qojvdsiQ uo^nixai aqi ai 368T nwjcfog jo Avp qqj, eqj uo paqsqqUtj A ?WJ<I ?^p?f <Tv seni.^1 TjrjyHOXlW HaXTVM f _ _t muiuiocx oauy 'aoqradictag nivq Am wpan adAiO Chen*, paimuS g8l nirapy pivs aqi -q On these occasion stt0rl9 ?i 'noon jo Washington, D. C. and ^s^io*' jj ~ the Richmond & Danville R. iSfwiii sell from all its coupon ticket offices Excursion Tickets at one lowest first class fare for the Round trip. On sale September 13th. to 20th., inclusive, valid returning until October 10th., 1892. This great System has made extraordinary preparations to handle this immense business better | this year than for any previous Encampment. Full information obtain >1V1A OTM* O /-V/"*"? > 4" ill A PlAllTYlAnil I tiUic iiuin auj vi tuc xiiviiiuuuvt i & Danville R. R. 43. | -l&tJHimself. Many a Scott lias laughed at the tale of that heavy headed Scottish carrier who, hilling asleep one night in the straw at the bottom of his cart, slumbered till the well-trained horse stopped at his own door, when his wife, seeing nothing of her husband, unhitched and led away the horse, leaving the cart in the road. Sandy awoke a few moments later, and sitting up, began to soliloquize: "Noo, is this me, or is it no me? If it's me, I hae lost a horse; and if no me, I hae found a cairtP But among the legends of the Russia peasantry occurs a similar tale, recording a confusion of identity even more hopeless than this. A Cossack villiager, haying gone to the nearest town to buy himself a pair of new boots, celebrated the acquisi- i tion with a hearty dinner, the result of which was that on his way home he lay down in the middle of the road and fell fast asleep, and while he slept, some enterprising "conveyancer of property" pulled off his boots and ran away with them. Presently a teamster came jogging _ t rP . l i ' ? * aiong me roaa wnere tne sleeper i was lying, and catching sight of him barely in time, pulled up and shouted: "Hey, brother! take your leg out of the way, or you'll be run over!" The prostrate man awoke, and seeing his bare feet glistening in the moonlight, replied, ill a tone of perfect conviction: "Those are not my legs; mine had boots on." McELREE'* W!NE OF CAROUt for Weak Nerves Try Gold Medal parched coffee (unground), French Breakfast Mocha find Java coffee, chocolate, and fine teas, at the Bazaar. She?Who uses all the snuff that is manufactured? He?No one nose. B?B?a?awaaa United We Stand. i n Hairpton Guardian. J , The September convention will, in , obedience to the voice of the people, j as expressed at the primary, nonii- J nate Governor Tillman and the other j State officials to succeed themselves, j ^ Tf, eprtfiivilv i? flip will of n. lavo-p i f majority, as all the counties except * five give Tillman a vote of 20.000 * more than Sheppard?that is, Shop pard carries only five counties, viz., c Beaufort, Charleston, Georgetown, j t Richland and Sumter. All that re- j r mains to be done now is to forget 1 that we ever differed and to rally around and support the nominees of the Democratic party. The party line eT\r?l-on on/I \ro lniicf nlinv niflV X-i UO l?HVi ?f V/ iUVii'V u?^v V j ing the Democracy invincible against j . any foe tliat may arise. Let us work ! i for the cause, for unity, peace, and j the restoration of confidence and the ! ? [ upbuilding of the old Palmetto State, j v, | Cease firing at each other now, and ; i j save your ammunition for use in j [ slaughtering the enemies of good ? government and pure Democracy. ( l For Over Fifty Years, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup | has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. TJ- iL AImLI e* 4- c? I XI SUUllHiS IXtt" UliliU, suntiia txic i gums, allays all paiu, cures wind j colic, and is the best remedy for ' Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor | little sufferer immediatley. Sold by ' Druggists in all parts of the world. ! Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure { and ask for "Mrs. AVinslow's Syrup," and take no other kind. 40. Chips from Our Workshop. Candied opinion?Taffy. Trr SLACKJDRAUGHHT tea for Dyspepsia, r\^> 1 tt trlmii o Ito^tr rnvv linriip * It a ULllJ ilUCJU 14. UWWJ AO ivij *?ly that's its mother can see a resemblance between it and her husband's folks. Nothing is so fortunately built as a fly. It can stand on one leg and 1 scratch itself anywhere with live legs i at once. He comes of a nautical family. ( His father was the mainstay of the family and his mother was the ; spanker. ^ "Well," said Cholly, as he gathered up the letters she had returned to ' him, ikit was pretty good practice for me, anyhow." The best brands of cigars 2i, 5 1 A ? /?1^ ah/\a!o oi rrc% ttc.c I^auu xul. cuuuuis, '; lfc^simjking and clicwiijfjLtg^^co I Sa3AI303H B pp xsoj Naaaarr puw aaaoaaaiap * M \J -jaaA iSfaKOD OOTIVH UTIIANVd V GNOKHOIH -**A q *S 'noiSmxgq jo tpoq 'awnqiBji wb[' JV paw iptra$ K9UiWf *A'lnaqs .e1T p -A9^ 9q; A'q 'unaipi'H P?A*(7 'JK_ aouapisui 9U} 'Zfisx '1 J?<iraojdaw j it that possess*^, ^?? , , ja?r ^ r' | | tfdge?" asked the Sunday scnool teacher. "My brother James," re- I plied a diminutive pupil. "He's just home from college." IMMI ll.l IW 111 IIIW ? j -J^OUrvi/y|-^owv {Hood/?* I had a malignant breaking out on my leg 1 below the knee, and was cured sound and well j with two and a half bottles of SjnKSaS} L-P^ier blood medicines had failedj&ra3gaffi | w Yorkviiic, S, C I was troubled from childhood with nn aggravated case of Tetter, and three bottles of cured me permanently. waxlace mann,^ Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed | free. Swift Specuio Co., Atlanta, Ga. i I May 25?ly, ' ? ? Ml BIB ?I Wl Will !?M? Ill I III! II I I AND ELUDD DISEASES,: . . Phyakiaas er.d"i?? P. 1". f. c? a ?picu.lid Oocibla atloo. Had j>rrtc-rlb? it with jivat tatUfactlon for the curoi of all f-rrri v.d o!" I' S.-c ' i-v k*. 1 ']Vr,'--*r Sorec, Glandular Swrlilnj', Rfieuniatuin, Malaria, old Chronic L'lesn that bare remitted all treatment, Catarrh, "bbss ^ cures ' rrr kimPtim " | K V U e B B weKWJ&A M?W<fc?S| ^S*lnD!????lTSenul7C!wnlcTT!2iiIe"7o5}!!tlaU, Mercurial Po'.ion, Tettor, Scald Head, etc., etc. P. P. P. ! a powerful wr.lr, r.rd an appat'jcr, : Ladlri Jhow tjitJini ar? poieoned and who?? blood U la an Impura condition. jc? to ntanilmal 'rtajpilariiie*. are fjflr CURES ! " nr.MALARIA |I [ecuiTrTT^ine^ied^by *-v-f wonderful ionic nr.J bloodd?n?!i.j; proj*r:U* of P. P. P., Prickly A*h, Pok: Root f and P<?t*?<him. wi i j i aaam? 1?H????g??B? LIPP&AN BEOS-, Proprietors, Druggists, Lippmait's Block, SAVAN NAB, GA. August 10?ly. j Simdl boy?Sis says yoi Lave tbe ! .(1 vantage over her. You *aii oat an J alk at tlio same time. lbuug Manlow's that? Small B03?Sis says ou talk through your 110:0. Mrs. Xowliwed?YVhrt are these? ? 4\1. ^11 % * n nol* lau u lUilUll J. 11 v. i 11 13 OUlllWii luav-xv 'id. Mrs. Newliwed?I'll take hrce pounds of tlicm. ZTy husband s very fond of anything iuported. "Well, if that ain't mean!" ex laimed the prisoner. "Every one o1 ho stones in this paper they've gimne to read is to be contiiued.'' An' ne to be hung next week!" BETHEL CLASSICAL anil MHITAlim ACADEMY. ygjfcfll Prepare s forBiwiness,Universities a?d (t Vj West Point. Catalogue address f A A ) 'At. H. A. McIktykh, liethe.' Academy, Ve. iioaGE beuns, MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S. C.. iEWELER-REPAIRER, las a splendid stock of Jewelry, "Watches, hocks and Silverware. A fine line of Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fit every one, ,11 tor sale at lowest prices. Kepairs on Watches first class, piickly done ana guaranteed, at moderate jrices. 50-tf. <J m m ?????* egps S SS | S 3 and Vhiskey HibJte wJx'? & H HB?S?curcd at home with?* ^ w S5 S3?* out P^D* Book of parSm a {ggBticttiarasent FREE. Atlanta, Ga. office *10%WhitehallSt! Angnst IS ? ly New Advertisements. _ PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM cSOBSs^n^^JBS Cleanses and beaitifiea the hair. BE Promote! a luxuriant frrowth. wKS Never Fails to Eestore Gray B&lMykHair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp discuss a hair failing. 50c. and $1.00 at Dniggi?ts__ The Consumptive and Feetole andaii who r.ifT.'rfroin exhausting diseases should use Parker's Ginver l'OTlic. It cures the worst Cough. Weak I.ungs. Debility, Iniigortion, Female weakness. Kheumatismanu Pain. SOc. Jt $ 1. WIHDERCORPiS. The onlv sure cure for Coma Stops all paia. Makes walking easy, .'acts, at Druggists. v stfwmw.wstm MtMrsuwiiiawr^gwwBMMMBWi In Mot Weather i cup of beef tea made from Liebig* Company's Extract of Beef kvill be found palatable, refreshing and benelicial. Tins Exniact keeps foil axv lexgtii )f time ix the hottett cli- | mate. Be sure to got Liebig COMPANY'S and avoid loss md disappointment. uivHTva wi ?t iiiiaum wi 11 ?n nimn HIWI in? mamm PATRONIZE ilnina i uuiiiu iiiuu^iij : ^ THE >q aq a.iaqM '^*redg hi sizf/ps^M k pus ia^oq B ?B ija.i 3idM. spaauj w^v--fv: im"ll,s'Wr, ,aion Depot, Edsuipoojpp'^.^jSLated with a competent force ^xned Mechanics, and are manufacturng all sizes of " TOZEli ENGINES " and liOILE2l>, including RETURN TUBULAR AND LOCO MOTIVE BOILERS. Pulleys and Shafting Castings in Brass or Iron l Furnished at Reasonable Rates. ^ ^ Repair Work Promptly Executed- J BRASS GOODS A SPECIALTY. ! Remember, That "THE TOZER " has stood the test of actual and general use for year* and has no superior on the market. All of its parts ire thoroughly inspected and tested, and ill our work is fully warranted FIRSTCLASS in material and workmanship. For Price-Lists, &c., apply to TO HIV A.WILLIS, Proprietor Tozer Engine Works, 17 AVcst Cervais Street. Colimbia, S, C. Mar. 13- ly. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Office is Opposite U.S. Patent Office, and we can secure patent in less time than those remote; from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not dec till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in your State, county, or town, sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&CO. Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D, C. W. A. RECKLING, ARTIST, <JUJLiUJ>L?51A, U., 's now making the best pictures that can . be had in this country, and all who have !Vt*r had a real fine picture, should now y some of his latest styles. Specimens 11 be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to inard's. March 14-tf CAROLINA ( IATI0NA1 BAM -ATOLU31BIA, S. C . TATE, CITV and COIYTY DEPOSITORY. .id uj> Capital $100,000 rphis Profits (10.WOO ^ S.1VIVUS UKl'AKIJlfcVl. Deposits of $5,00 and upwards received, trrrst allowed at the rate of 4 per cent. c r aunnii). W. A. OLAliK, President Wii.ie Jones, (Cashier. December 4-ly. i C01FITIIIEIIIIS, Hil % F-Ajsrcsr <3-: CIGAR, SMOKIM; an<l Toys, Fancy G PERFL3IEHV, STATI03ERV, S A well selected stock of the above G very lowest prices. LEXIIjVOTOJN OF AJaIJ CC WOOL AM FOR S.'i THE B k6OLD RELI^ ! SOUTH C^AROLINA^RAILN D. H. CHAiMBEI PASSENGER 1 Condensed Schedule?In . MAIN WESTBOUND ? Dailr. P M 'P M[A. M A. il G 15 5 00 G 50 COO leave Cb G 54 5 57 7 28 G 50 leave Sui 7 25 6 39 7 58 7 30 leave V G 53 7 45 leave < f8 00 7 25 8 30 f8 15 arrive Bi 8 15 8 35| 0 00 leave Br; 8 44 9 28 leave B 8 56 .. # 9 41 leave ( 9 15 10 00 leave B 10 23 11 02 leave 10 3<j I I 11 15 leave lir 11 15j i { 11 50 arrive COLUMBIA 7 35 8 35 leave Brani 8 10 9 11 leave Oranj 8 34 9 32 leave St. ML* 9 00 10 00 leave Kinj CAMDEN 10 05 leave Kine - - - 1U.20 . Iiuto Canidei 10 45 leave C'ar 11 25 arrive Ca |9 45|10 50j arrive Col PM IB MjA. M.|A. M~~ fMcal Stations. *Will stop to let < Additional Trains, Daily?Leave C 9 50 a. in.; leave KingsviTe 0 43 p. m THROUGH TRAIN SERV] Through trains daily between Charleston ; lumbia and Camden. Through sleepers dai Charleston 6 15 p. m., arrive Atlanta G 30 a. ton 1 15 p. m. Pullman Buffett Chair Car c loave Charleston G 50 a. m., arrive Columbia Charleston 10 20 p. m. CONNEC' At Charleston with Clyde Steamship Com] and Fridays. For Jacksonville Mondays, 'J daily with the It & D K R to and from Wash At Columbia daily except Sunday with R & ville and Walhalla. At Augusta daily with ( way. At Camden daily with C C C R It. and Blacksburg For further information, apply to C. M. WARD, General Manager. DONT BUY Imitation gold spectacles and eyeglasses from irresponsible peddlers who "guarantee" everything and can't be found when a guarantee is to j morln rrAA/^ Wn tr-ill VA11 ill** i ?'V, lUUUV I' V T1 lii ovii J vw V*-?V. | genuine gold article at less tbau halt' j the price that many have paid for | brass. Besides when you buy of us you get you eyes properly fitted. We are headquarters lor SPECTACLES mid EYEGLASSES, P. 11. LA C1I1C0TTE & CO., COLUMBIA, S. C. November 4?tf DflMfWA ilil I i rumuiiH niLLj Nurseries, j I'OMONA, IV. C. ! Stock consists of ALL LEADING FRUITS J Calculated to suit the Southern and border j r States. Send for descriptive Catalogue, No. 1, of | FRUIT TREES, VINES, &c., i md No. 2, Green House Catalogue of young j pot grown ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CARNATIONS, Ac. Catalogues free. Correspondence soli- i itO'C Address J. VAN LINDLEY, Propr. Pomona, N. C. Apr. 23? yy IB. HRKS (H\('KI US. EOCEEIES, CHEWING TOIiACCOS, foods, Notions, CllftOL BOOKS, ALDUS, ETC j ooils constantly on hand ami always al the j C. II . , s . c. FliVIlS X ^fJIV ? COTTON, ISjE .IT AZAAR, UiLE" I^IIVK. WAYAND LEASED LINES, 1LAIN, Receiver. > E 1> A 11 T >1 E IV T . Effect January 17th, 1892. LINE. E ASTBOU N D?Daily. A. Ai f. illj IT. ax arieston arrive 11 05 1 15 9 50i 10 20 nmerville leave 10 25112 27 9 07 9 36 regnalls cleave 9 52'11 45 8 28 8 68 aeorges leave 9 40 11 311 8 15 mnchville leave 9 15 11 0o| 7 40 8 15 mehville arrive |10 59[ 7 30 amberg leave 10 31! 7 (K> Jrahatus leave 10 20j G 48 lackville leave jlOOOi 6 2js Aiken leave. | 8 50 5 25 aniteville leave | 8 3Gj 5 051 Augusta leave i 8 00! 4 30> DIVISION. ckville a/rive 8 55 8 10 *eburg arrive 8 20 7 3G itthews arrive 7 58 7 in j.sville arrive 7 33 G 43 BRANCH. [sville arrive ! I G 19 i Jun't'n iuavo .-v j . % ~ - g 4?-' tmont leave 5 33 to den leave j j 5 00 ambia leave |6 50j [ / 0 00 A. alfpTAI jn passengers. olumbia 9 00 a. m., arrive Kiugsville i., arrive Columbia 7 35 p m. CAROLINA, CUMBERLAND GAP AND CHICAGO RAIL ROAD. Via S. C. Railway. p. m. Daily Except Sunday. a. m. ' 610!. .leave Augusta arrive. 915 G49..leave Granitevillo leave... 9 15} I 7 05.. arrive Aiken leave... 9 00 ! Via C., C. G. and C. R. R I 7 15!..leave Aiken arrive..] 8 45 I 8 00}. .leave Trenton leave... | 8 IK) I S151..arrive Edgefield leave...) 745 p. m. am< UE AND CONNECTIONS. and Augusta, between Charleston and Co- [ ly between Charleston and Atlanta?leave j m.; leave Atlanta 11 15 p. m., arrive Char- : laily between Charleston and Columbia? j i 10 50 a. m ; leave Columbia 6 ?. in., arrive i HONS. pany lor New York Mondays, Wednesdays j Chursdays and Saturdays. At Columbia : lington, New York aud points east and north, j D R li (G <fc C Division; to an from Green- i >a R R. Central R R and P R & W C Rail- \ Through trains to aud from Marion, N C R. L. SEAY, Union Ticket Agent. Colombia, S. C. E. P. WAKING, General Passenger Agent. AVERY ~ | THE JEWELER, 158 main street, (Next Door to Lever & Stork's,) s. c. HONEST GOODS, SQUARE DEALINGS, BOTTOM PRICES. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE. SDCPTAPICC PTP vi kv i nwkbu? k i vi) i REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING. | 31ed(ils, Bad yes, <? r., wade ;, /o order in oar own shop, j, Old yold and silver boa (flit or \ converted into soavenire. Eves tested free and fitted with best crvs- i talized Spectacles and Eyeglasses. November 4 ?tf ) Seay Bros. & Fitzgibbons! (Successors to T. E. Brannigan.) FIRST CLi.ZS RESTAtfRiJT,! | Table Supplied with all the Delicacies the market affords. FURNISHED ROOMS j On the European Plan. niiVEs, iiiquoRS, AND CIGARS, Mar?h 2?tf. 1 Shoes! - Shoes! Shoes! 1 rniifiiiift mi inro inn nino 1 ! nUnKO) VALIUCd Anu CAUOj ALL AT POPI I.AU PRICES AT IW'NULTY'S SHOK AND T1U iNK HOUSE POST OFFICE BLOCK, M STREET, COLTT^-A-I-A., S. C. 1 fe?" Don't Buy Before Seeing- My Stoek. I " INSURANCE. I MAXIMUM imilTI - - MINIMUM COST. J FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE | IN THE STRONGEST _ English and American Companies' Over One Hundred and Twenty-Five Million Dollars Represented. I For rates and information address or call on O. S. IiBADFORI), Agent. JABOT GOODS, NOTIONS, AND FINE WEAR FOR LADIES, The newest, the finest and the most fashionable styles in the Northern markets can bwfound at Trump's, who carries the largest stock of the kind of any honse in the city. Ned'" Haudkerchiefs. New Hosiery. New Gloves in Mousqnetaire buttom and hooks. Kin Gloves a speci -lty. Jersey Skirts, best knitted Jersey Underwear for ladies and children Come and sec how cheap you can buy the manv articles a ladv needs from a notion honse. PIANOS AND ORGANS. We sell direct from the factory. No expense. No commissions. The best make& Beautiful Upright Pianos, $250. Fine Parlor Organs, $50. See our stock and prices. L] Sold on easy terms. r "l?T. TZ5TJ3^^, 1 COLUMBIA, S. C. Angust 12? tf LORICK & LOWRANCE jj Columbia IIolcl Block, Columbia, S. C? / - * I HEADQUARTERS FOR * 1 i Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., Acid, | Etwian Phosphate Co*, Long's Chemicals, | Atlantic Posphate Co-, Ca e Mills, Kamits, Evaporators, ^ I Dissolved Bone, ! Sheet Copper, PISLD ^.2sT2D SEEDS, | COTTON GINS, FEEDERS, CONDENSERS, ~ ^ J Presses and Belting, Plain and Decorated Glass, Marbleized Mantels, Glazed Tiles, Grates, Fenders, &c. A FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND GROCERIES AT BOTTOM PRICES. COME AND SEE LS or write to ua before baying anything in Hardware Jan 1?ly ? J / M. XL BERRT, Furniture Warerooms, SSTiLBLISHHi: 1343. >I^VIIY STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C~ [NEXT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.] A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM, AND EINE FURNITURE, IS NOW in the store, purchased direct trom the manufacturers, and will be sold at PX1TT0M PRICES. MPvinPRTAk'IMn A SPPniAl TV A full line of COFFINS, CASKETS, METALIC CASES, BURIAL ROBES, WRAPPERS etc., always on band. pgr- Call and see ns and be convinced that yon SAVE MONEY by ao doing, Oct. 28? tf SELLING OUT AT COST. m To Reduce Stock. E CARRIAGES, P * BUGGIES. PH/ETONS. last SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, 52r? ZS? SADDLES, V 3E CD LAP ROBES, X CD _ ^ E THIS IS NO HUMBUG. ? A call at my store will convince all that I mean business, and an " of my stock is respectfully invited. My goods are guaranteed to be 3^^^ aEsaa^ equal to any in the State. g J. S. DUNN, g i:m 3IAIN St., COLUMBIA, S. C. ^ aecai jan. 21, 1891?ly """l A SAWMILLS *$16D.DD TO $900,00* ENGINES# BOILERS TO SUIT. 100 IN STOCK. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta, Ga | i 1 Jannnry 1st - lj\ 1 . 1 '