The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 14, 1892, Image 4
THE POLL LISTS.
OFFICE OF
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Lfxixoton, S. C.
\ CCORDING TO LEGAL REXV.
quirements, I commence . the
Dublicntion of tlie names of all poi sons
subject to poll tax as furnished me
by the various Boards of School
Trustees of Lexington couutv.
o v
Those Boards of Trustees who have
not as yet furnished me with their lists
will please do so at once, as required
by law.
Very respectfully,
E. L. WIXGARD,
School Commissioner Lex. Co.
School District No. GG.
Amick, H N Lindler, Henry
Amick, John Lindler, G W
Amick, Harman Lever, SDB
Bickley, S F Martin, Joseph
Bickley, Paul Meetze, B P
Bunderick, Geo Meetze, H P
Bowers, Hamion c MahafFey, W m
jc Mathews, Abe c
|| Comalander, Jeff Oglesby, Beuben c
W Comalander, Geo Bister, Wm
Chapin, J P Bister, John G A
Clark, S J Butherford, W D
Dickert, H A Boof, Wm
Pa vis, Kobt c Slice, Joiin A
Davis, Henry c Slice, Pink
Davis, Logan c Slice, Benjamin
E'cheiberger, W c Slice, Walter
Eleazer, Sam c Slice, Luther
Frick, John Slice, Uriah
Flick, P M Slice, E
Frick, Andrew Slice, Sidney
Griffith, L A Summer, Wm
George, J S Summer, Geo A
Haltiwanger, AW Summer, Jas P
Haltiwanger, D J Summer, Henry
Haltiwanger, Geo Summer, John
Hart. Dra\ton c Summer. Win
Hipp, Pettis c Summer, N G
Johnson, Rieard c Summer, Frank
Jones, Weloy c Summer, C C
Koou, Adam Summer, T J
Koon, George c Schumpert, J A C
' - Koon, John c Sease. G E
--Koon, Sol c Stoudemire, T 0
KoonvJames c Schweartz, J J
Koon, Andrew c Wessinger, J S
Koon, Peter, c Wessinger, John
Kaminer, L W Wessinger, J W
Lindler, J J Williams, Eugene
Lindler, Josh Williams, Prech.
Lindler, Edward Williams, W B
Lindler, Noah Wilson, P W
School District No. G7.
^
Low man, P E Shealy, Lang c ^
Lowinan, Charlie Smith, Mack c k
Lowman, J T Wyse, J D ^
Lever, J L Wilson, Bill K
Met/., S J Whites, G D Ll
Weaver, W
School District No. 08.
Ash ford. Wade c Jones, Nero, c ~^1
Buff', Greg Koon, Noah
Buff, M W Kershaw, Jess c
Buff, M B Lorick, Johuie
Buff, D C Leaphart, S c
Buff, T J Long, Henry c ?
Bleneklev, Will c Moak, Willie
TT
Boy kin, Joseph c Monts, Jacob *
Carter, Silas Manning, Joe c
Carter, Sherod Milledge, Billie c _ e
Carter. Peter Moore, Levi c
Caugkaian, Jim c McNincb, Frank
Drafts, Sam c Reeder, Philip c
Earhart, G C Reaves, Adam c
Franklin, Robt c Shull, M D ^
Fridayburg, T c Shull, Peter
Fridayburg, Bob c Shull, Davis
Grav, Oda c Shull, Cravton T>
Bo
Hearcn, George Shull, Cape ^
Hearen, Dave Shull, Dan ?
Hammons, Jim Seay. Pat p
Hook, M H Senn, R N J*
Hook, B N Smart, John c d
_ TTo
Hook, u L Strauder, E c
Hook, M S Strauder, Jim c ^ll
Hook, G C Tucker, Willis c
Hook, S I West, Irvin c ^
Hook, J P Walker, W c
Halmer, Cape c Williams, Eleck c
Halmar, John c Washington Goo c
Hampton, Jake c Young, Iskmal c "^u<
Jimison, Adam c Young, Mack c
Jones, Moses c Young, Thomas c
Cro
Cro
School District Xo. 69. Cro
Busby, William Kyzer, M J Cla
Busby, N Kyzer, GMC De\
-r? T I V T FllV
i>urgess, i. xvyzer, juouie
Blackley. Thos Kyzer, G M Hie;
Bailey, John Lovit, Alex Fry
Bethra, Best Law, G G Fov
B ittle, 1* C Lown, James Gat
Corley, J P Ly brand, E B Gril
Clark, J S Miller, J SJr Ha}
Craps, Calvin Oswalt, John Ha}
Craps, William Pound, P H j Hill
Crout, William Price, Cameron I Hicl
Crout, Henry Price, S P j
Carter, Silas Portee, Joe c I Kei:
Carter, Peter Por* ?, Richard c J j Heis
Campbell, Clark Reynolds, G W Hon
Dent, George Rawl, T E Hea]
Dent, Thomas lloof, J , Mill*
I
] Enlow, John Robinson, Prince c
GnfHtli, Frank Seay, J A
J Gantt. R V Shirey, Henry
j Gable, E E Sbipes, J
; Gable, William Sbipp, S 1>
; Hood, J E Sbipp, T A
i Hiltou, R Sanders, Henry
liailman, 31 U Swiusou, iN c
Head, John Simmons, A c
Honner, Monroe Taylor, G T
Ileudrix, Sawl Waites, Buford
Hare, Jacob Waites, Benj
Hook, Wade Williams, T H
Jones, Carter Wilson, J P L
Jones, F M Wessinger, Will
Johnson, Albert c Wessinger, M J
Klapman, G M Woods, Willie
Kyzer, Jacob Jr Woods, Hamer
Yanner, Zach
ySchool
District, No. 70.
Berry, Marshall Kneece, Evans
Berry, J E McKinley, W W c
Bradley, Ed c McCue, Geo c
v A pmro Timntinn
Guliter, Ab Scott, John
( Gtiger, Ed H Shumpert, Geo G
Hutto, F M Smith, E A
Hut to, A M Taylor, Elbert
Tobias, Frank c
School District, No. 71.
Anderson, Tom Lewie, Jimmie
Alewiue, Dedncl^McCartha, J E B
Addy, Rufus Miller, Henry
Block, James Reminers, Ben
Block, Elmore Shealy, F P
Craps, A E' Shealy, Sheppard
Craps, George Shealy, Sid
Crosson, James Sawyer, Ed
Cook, James Taylor, Yastine
j Kelley, Godfrey Wannamaker, J c
SchooL District No. 6.
Boyer, Eddie Logan, Tom c
Calk, Eliska Lucas, James
Harman, James Bawl, Willis c
Harm an, Mark Bawl, Henry c
Harman, John J Bawl, P I
Harman, N West Bawl, George
Hiller, Henry c Bawl, Thos H
Holman, Geo c Bish, Ben c
Jones, Nelson Beese, Will
Koon, Willie Skeaty, Walter
Klecklev, Luther Shull, Joseph
^*r - cin, soov w "r
Ullll uvuj,
Kyzer, Jesse L Seav, Noah c
King, West, c Seay, George
Leapbart, Wm Taylor, Owens c
Leaphart, James Taylor, William c
Leapbart, Walter Wessinger, I V
Wessinger, Paul
School Distrj^t No. 7.
Anderson, John c George
Pat g
aminer, G A Stuart, Stoncb c 11
eisler, Scott Sulton, Tillman c
eisler, AV P Swygert, Albert c ^
eisler, J A Thornton, Pierce c
yzer, G AV Taylor, AAT B
eaphart, J AV AA'ise, Andrew c
jug, Jim AA'ise, Alack c d
School District No 11. 4
iderson, Owens Price, S AA'
iguiry, uacason rnce, j a 4
aps, W T Price, Levi 1
jff, J A Price, J C j
ite, Allen Price, S D < I
ite, D W Price, A L < 1
, |
ives, E S J Jr Shealy, John (
iyes, Ure Shealy, Uriah (i
mpe.r, D Shull, Maxcy i 1
aphart, Pierce Shull, Charles | (
mg, Jefferson Stuart, Stonce {>
iCartha, Geo Shumpert, Jacob #
wait, Z Z Sease, GR x
wait, J B Taylor, Frank ?
ice, W W Taylor, A B
School District No. 13.
uknight, Jacob Lewis, DA
jut, Paul Lindler, Daniel
jut. G S Mills, Theodore
ips, Win Miller, Jacob
11 mau, EM. Miller, Noah
llinan, G R Oswalt, James ^
llman, Luther Smith, G W
nady, F M Smith, Luther j
nadv. Philin Smith. Simnn
*is, G W Sharpe, Jno M ??
School District No. 23.
Pickens c Miller, G F PC
eman, "Will c Miller, J A
|
mons, M McCloud, Tom c
ut, Noah Mills, R S iu'
ut, Drayton Patterson, Joe c
ut, J J Richard, Simon
rk, George c Roof, L C
euport, He Shealy, GA
on, Albert c Shealy, S R
azer, Geo c Shealy, P W
, James Shcalv, J A
dee, J N Shealy, L M
es. John Shealy, PC ^
[fin, Lewis, c Sh.u in pert, S P
es, Wiley Smith, Allen e ?.
es, Millage Taylor, Noah .
, West c Taylor, RE IJ
?Son, Joe c Taylor, A
?sod. Wade c Taylor, J G
der, E M Taylor, David
der, C Y M Taylor, Daniel
<r, Willie Tavlor, Jake
o" * 7 l
pbart, Dol c Tavlor, W V
r . W ue
er, S J . Wise, J E Se
mwim?bbbwbwwm?cbb?jawii ? ^
School District Xo. 28.
Boukniglit. C V Jefcoat, Xoali c
Boukniglit, R E Jefcoat, B J c
Day, J K Kyzer, S R
Gantt, Wm Kyzer, H F
Geiger, Willie Lewis, T J
Gunter, G F Miller, W L
Hall, Elard Miller, Robert
Hallman, I MeCloud, James
Howard, H A Shumpert, F W
School Djstrict No. 30.
Ab rauis, Mike c Geiger, A \Y Jr
Anderson, Tbos c Hernald, Col well
Bailey, Twiggs c Hams, George c
Bailey, David c Hayes. Albert c
Brown, Ned c Jones, Jonas c
Brown, Peter c Jones, Ben c
Brown. Charles c Jackson, Eddie c
Burber, John c
Bruce, Henson
Baughman
Chestnut, ~)M _'
Chestnu^H ^ - |||
|^P^^PMMBBi^^^ps?y^los^j^
Davis, Andrew c Lorick, Geo c
Denbard, Jesse c Lucius, Jack c
Dickerson, Josh c Lowman, B L
Diskerson. Sol c Moye, Eugine
Dickerson, Press c McKelry, B c
Epps, Kitt c Night, B H
English, Ben c Night., Fed
Foster, Adam c Oliver, Sol c
Foster, "Willis c Roberson, Albert c
Glenn, Peter c Roberson, H c
Geiger, Lewis c Robbins, Rush c
Geiger, Harman Shivers, L 0
Geiger, Eddie Sightler, John
Geiger, Artie Sightler, Ed
Geiger, White Sprowler, Jim c
Geiger, Wolf Thomas, "Wm c
Geiger, Jacob "Weston, Willie c
Geiger, Henry Williams, Dove c
Geiger, John Williams, Chas c
Geiger, Frank Wiley Jolm c
Tae Union Times has invited Mr.
Cleveland to visit Union, if lie is
searching for a quiet spot to rest and
recreate, because it is uthe most
retired and retiring point on the
American continent." And yet we
met one of its citizens in Columbia
who really desires to keep the post
office under incoming administration.
You can find Aver's Pills, Sarsaparilla,
Cherry Pectoral and Hair Vigor,
all standard medicines and remedies,
at the Bazaar.
The Sumter Freeman says "a white
^ ? "d\ rv 4- t*?A QAII ^ l?
piiLuaij i5> Nii&t ?prnnr?m?uuuin
Carolina." What is the matter with
the last primary, when it took ten
white men to vouch for one negro?
Perfumery of all kinds, Hoyt's,
and Taylor's cologne, bay rum for(
the hair, pomade, ^hair oil, sw&M
^ "JP^TmsTthat you
i^^Weauiully like other people.
[uman nature has a much greater >
enius for sameness than for origi- I!ality.
li
Though we travel the world over "
) find the..beautiful we must cany ""
with us, or we find it not.
! Save \ i
\ mAPaying f [
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wutw w lib
Bn B ~ BOTANIC t 1 II
bO?0S BLOOD BALM 1 s
THE GREAT REMEDY 4 H
- FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES - A g2
Has been thoroughly tested by em- F Egj
iaeut physicians and the people A ^
for 40 rears, and nerer fails to W B a
cure cjulckly and permanently A am
SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA, A I 5
RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES. ERUPTIONS, f B*
and all manner of HATING, SPRKADING and #
RUNNING SORKS. Invariably cures the most \
loathsome blood diseases if directions are fol- W ~ ~
lowed. Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $11. For \ I
sale by drusKists. V I
SENT FREE WOXDEBFrLCUBES. \ i I I
BL000 BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. f ?
April 211 - ly
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131 MAIN STREET, !
1 OIjUIVXIJIA, S. C. I I
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Next to Union Depot, JthJ A
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re you will pet the Highest Price. POST
ptember21 ? tt Sep
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I A man s luea ci cccasoinj is in |
telling his wife ho'.v to save money. I
j
"What young men like ami ohl men
I don t like?The coming' of ago.
The best brands of cigars 2i, 5 |
; and 10e. Sweet cheroots, cigarettes, ;
j pismoking and chewing tobacco !
! of all grades, at the Bazaar.
Do what you have to do just now, {
I and leave it not for tomorrow,
j It is easier to sot a man against
J all the world than to make him light
J v> it i: himself.
Let what you do be done v.ith a/
j will. Energy ami perseverance wilA I
j accomplish wonders.
| It takes but one letter to make j
! Mary marry. /
a ivj^i
commencing N'overubei^^W^wi. I will be
an;l at'end at the fo.loAing named places,
i'or the purpose of recofving taxes, viz:
Lexington, Nov. 14tli|^ to December lath
inclusive [ ~
lz x*r
For State purposes 4] mills.
For Ordinary County purposes... 3" 44
For Fast Indehtedntsfl". \ 44
t ) 0* t< j
I JL' Ui Otuvi'i ?
( Total 10 "
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For interest on bonds in aid of Columbia,
Newboriv and l..iurt*is Kail road:
Kro;ul b'ivc.r To-A'snhip 1 mill
Fork To\vn>bip 1 mill.
Saluda Township 11 "
D. -J. GKIFFIT1I,"
Treasurer Lexington County.
Sept. 15, ls;t2.
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ezhau>f"4 by afliiiiitls I <vt?m iy?' Mt?w. Af*-tr. Lc*;.
Jo*nv v.orl. 'i'hv r.?*->iny>?4nvirijr f VVl^i.i ?!5 IV* 195*1 * 50 lb*
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iun?m#sl. Will chp*. ?V.'.V r-|N t^rqviri^ with vr?;r>r* iuelevd."
patiems treated ry "ail. confidential
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OFFICE BLOCK, COLUMBIA. F C.
tember 21?1}\ Oct 5
OF ALL C
an 11
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DON'T
Bll\
Imitation gold spec'.acles and ey<
glasses from irresponsible peddle!
who 4-guarantee" everything au
can't be found when a guarantee is t
be made good. NVe will sell you th
- genuine tiold article at less than ha!
thai many Lave raid fo
when yon buy of u
properly fitted. W
are headquarters lor
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and
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Atlanta, Oa. Office Whitehall Si,
DRUGS,
"T* r x\ -r * Tii.'M
MKWUJMS,
PERFUMERY,
etc.
rA Drng Department hasjnst b^eu opene?
t tbe Baztar, and a chdlce selection (M
rags and Medicines to suit tho popultM
pmauds has been placed and yoa|
particles in stock ' ^
.ers, Ca-esnyri tonic, *Gr - v, '- taxless
11 tonic. Cod Liver jOil with Hypopaostes,
Strap of Figs, "Wizz.ird OiL
immon's Liver Regulator, Stanley's
veaud bone liuement, Hartey's diar- (
>a and cholera spec fic, Godfrey's cor
[, Winslow'g soothing syrnp, Bull's 1
r> ? t- I
gu syrup, ouyain s cougu syrup, Allk's
porous plaster, Court plaster, Soda
Mint tablets, Chlorate Potash lozeu- '
5, Brown's bronchial troches. Home's j
;rant Irostilla for chapped hands, etc. J
r. King's life pills, Braudreth's pills,
nine pills. Everybody's pills. Capsules,
llitz powders.
orse and Cattle powders. Ammonia for w
uing clothes etc, Sapolio, Perliue, T
:e Polish, Putz Pomade, Benzine. i
ionth wash, Toothache drops, Com J;
i, Hair dye, Mustache wax.
exican Mustang Linemeut, Opedildoc, j a
sline. Glycerine.
ermefuge and Worm Confections,
xctopcptiue, Quinine. Blue Mass, Calo- ^
Mercurial Ointu en;,
linbarb, Pain Killer, paregoric, land- J
:n. syrup rhubarb. sjnip squills, castor "|
swott oil, sewing machine til, British I
spirits ammonia, spirits li tre, spirits : J
phor. camphoric e and gum.
isorted Flavoring Extiacts, Essences
all kinds ol' spices. n
macia Ginger, lleady made Mustard j J
cr, 11 ough on'llats.
uni, Borax. Saltj e*ro? Blnestone,
istone. Sulphur, Coperas. Silts, Cream I
nr. Gum Aiabic, etc.
irsing Bottle fittings. Kubber Ninnies. I
tiing Kiii^s, etc.
ticura and Carbolic soap
hoic line of sweet snips, perfuainry
ti-ilft goods. Tooth, Hair, Cloth and i
ing Brushes, Combs, etc,
AT THR BAZAAR.
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male Bitters i
i ail Female Complaints and Monthly all
ilarity, Leueorrhiea or Whites, Pain in CL
or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds ,
3 whole system. It has cured thousands -5
ill cure you. Druggists have it. Send
> for book. 1
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E MILLION LADIES ,
IRE TSfllT.V RErnMMEmiNfi i ii
auu vaiUA Aiuvyiuiiiuiivuiu r - PERFECTION
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ADJUSTABLE UflUD
It expands across the i ^
\ uS*Gsf Ball and Joints. r
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This makes it
hpjfr TteBEST FITTING, NICEST .
MM LOOKING,anl MOST i ,,,
ifn\ COMFORTABLE SHOE IN |
yJr THE ff0M ~~
jP PRICES, 32, $2.50, $3, $3.50.;
i /4JI CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO.
yjSff Manufacturer#,
Lynn, - - Maas- j TS1
Shoes made to measure. neVg
,le in Lexington 0. II.. S. C., by ^ s,
can 1
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Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office.
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remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip?
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Paid up Capital $100,000
Surplus Profits GO.01HJ
SAVINGS DEPAKT.11E.YT.
Deposits of $5,00 and upwards received.
Interest allowed at the rate of -A per cent,
per annum. W. A. CLARK, President
Wilik Jones, Cashier.
December 4-ly.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
On the European Plan.
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GEORGE BRUNS, ,
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S. C..
rEWELER -a REPAIRER,
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Mocks and Silverware. A fine line of I
Ipectacles and Eyeglasses to lit every one, *
11 for sale at lowest prices. I A
Repairs on Watches first class,
nickly done and guaranteed, at moderate r<(
rices. 50-tf.
PATRONIZE _
lome Industry!
THE
Fozer Engine Works,
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117 WEST GERVAIS STREET, i
Near Union Depot, j C
e now operated with a competent force j =r^
Skilled Mechanics. and are manufactur- |
* all sizes of " TOZEli ENGINES " and i
)ILEK"s including
TURN TUBULAR AND LOCO-j
MOTIVE BOILERS.
alleys and Shafting
Castings in Brass or Iron j
Furnished at Reasonable Rates.
^Repair Work Promptly Executed- |
BRASS GOODS A SPECIALTY.
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rcememDer,
it " THE TOZElt" has stood the test of j
nal and general use for years, and has no j
terior on the market. All ot its parts !
thoroughly inspected and tested, and j
our work is fully warranted FIRST- j Ti
ASS in material and workmanship, j prjc
jr Price-Lists, &c., apply to
3IIIN AVIt-I-IH, j
Proprietor Toaer Engine Works,
West Gervais Street. Columbia, S. C. |
Mar. 13?1 j.
W. A. RECKLING,
ARTIST,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
iow making the best pictures that can !
c had in this country, and all who have ;
r had a real fine picture, should now
ome of his latest stiles. Specimens t J
>e seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to j
rd's,
March 14-tf
HARMAN'S BAZAR J
nii\EH mil, en nrafl
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CIGAR, !<MOKlN<i and CHEWING TOBACCo3^|
Toys. Fa lie v Goods. Notions.
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I'ERFllERY, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, ALBL'iS, ETCH
A w-ell selected
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FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
IX THE STRONGEST
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English and American CompaniegL^
Over One Hundred and Twenty-Fiv^ Million Dollars
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i\cpi cacuiea.
For rates and information address or call on
O. S. URADFORI), Agent.
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS^
| FINE WEAR FOR LADIES, j
Thi1 newest, the finest and the most fashionable styles in the Northern markets can tv
I found at Trunin's.who carries the lnraest. utn/?t <->f v....a * *'
? .m, n??iu ui uuuno in me CUJ. AN'
Handkerchiefs. New Hosiery, New Gloves in Mousqnetaire buttom and hooka. Kin
Gloves a speci Ity. Jersey frkirts, best knitted Jersey Underwear for l&diea and children
Come and see how cheap \ on can buy the rnant articles a lady needs from a iWtfoa ho&aa.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We sell direct from the factory. No expense. No commissions. The beat makes. ||?pl
Beauiiful Upright Pianos, $250. Fine Parlor Organs, $50. See our stock and prices, Msigi
Sold on easy terms.
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COLUMBIA, s. c. WSm
August 12-tf VHH
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MUGK & LOWRANCEH
Hotel Block, Columbia, S. C? 5
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3twian Phosphate Co., Long's Chemicals, MMflffl
Ltlantic Posphate Co., Ca e Mnig BBKHB
lainits, I Evaporators. |IB89EH
>issolved Bone, Sheet Copper,
FIZI-Z: ^.2?TJD Cr-fi^IDEST SEEDS, rnfBMH
mrm GIN'S, FEEDERS, CONDENSEEs|H
Presses and Belting, . jSS
Haiti and Decorated Glass, Marbleized Mantels, GlazedL
Tiles, Grates9 Fenders, &c.
i FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND GROCERIES ^
AT BOTTOM PRICES. *
ME AND SEE US or write to us before bujmg anythirg in Hard war* ''S
M.H.BERRT,
Furniture Warerooms, . J
EST^BLISHHD 1843.
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, ?. O. ||
[NEXT GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.] I |9j
V FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM, AND EINE FURNITURE, IS NOW fH
the store, purchased direct from tho manufacturers, and will be sold at BOTTOM SB
ICES", UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. M
I full line of COFFINS, CASKETS, METALIC CASES, BOBIAL BOBE8, WKAP. wB
PC nfrt a 1 n.rt ? " a? ? V. .M J
vie., mn&jo uu. UiLUU*
29&- Call and see us and be convinced that you SAVE MONEY by so doing.
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DON'T LET THIS SKIP YOU.
ow is the Time to Get Bargains in JH
Mil (DOR, NOTIONS I'D PAW S00D8. - M
o make room for a New Stock of Fall and Winter Goods. Everything -will be sold a
cs that will beat all others iu this city. The Bankrupt Dry Goods Store, Post office S
k, iu Columbia, S. C , where you will fiud the OLD LEADER OF LOW PRICES
!. F. JACKSON, manages,
post office block, Columbia, cv.
Dec
SAWMILLS
3)5160.00 TO $900.00.* ???
E.NGINES&BOILERS
TO SUIT. 100 IN STOCK. j WHH|
LOMBARD & CO., Augusta,
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anuary 1st?ly, SgBJ
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