Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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flip f I TSTg Iili.5 i VliJj Aiiy I L'? f-yyi'js OK /v nr\*n<TC!\T,H. 1^)1.. Il'x aJ V- -U \y ?. * ? - ? 7 Li x:stn\>N\ S. C. A CCORDIXG TO LEGAL EEJL jl quiicments, 1 continue 1 lie publication of flic names of all persons subject to poll tax as furnished me by the various Boards of School Trustees of Lexington county. Those Boards of Trustees who have not as yet furnished me with then-lists will please do so at once, as required by law. Very respectfully, j! F. KYZER, School Commissioner Lex. Co. School Djstkict Xo. 10. Amick/Dauiel Langford, M c Amick, J C McNure, Hope Aibritton, AVm Me^ure, Tbos Albritton, James? Mills, Paul Crouf, J W Mills, Pierce Cotney, D W. Nichols, S Caughman. Ben c Nichols. Henry Derridk:, Joe Price, Hudson Dominick, Jerry c Price, Pierce Davis, C H c Padget, ? Davis, J E c Bawl, Charlton ** T..? SnolorvnvP. Greo Xeasier, oiiixico v/ >vuv.0.?.., , Hite, Davis , Shealy, E H Harmau, D T Shealy, Ernl Hendnx, John c Shealy, Geo R Hiller, George c Shealy, J D Kaminer, J K Shealy, J L Koon, P C Shealy, Jno E Koon, Isom Shealy, J R Kyzer, Sanders Shealy, A J Kyzer, Pink Shirev, A P Langford, L J Skirey, G C Langford, J D Shirey. M C Lindier, S S Swygert, S Langford, Bige c Stc-el, Noah Langford, Levi c Steel, Geo C Langford, Chas c Speaks, Dave c Langford, Ben c Vansant, A Langford, Root c Wooley, Henry Items from Hickory I\. C. To the Editor of the Dispatch: We have been having snow for the last three weeks. I heard some oi the old men say this evening thai the weather is colder now than it has been for many years. For the last few days the thermometer has been fr jin four to six degrees below j zero. Hickory is building up very rapidly. Our new college building is doing us service now, though not vet $4ite finished. It is the finest and largest igipiij ?in the South. jit u^unionofto our'L a very large attendance, 136 enrolled. We have four literary societies and one theological society. Mr. Keisler preached his first sermon befon jthe ''Lutheran Theological Society"' this evening. His subject was prayer and his text was "Pray without ceasing." Brother Keisler * 1 3 did well, and promises to be a naru worker in our cburcli when he gets through school. Blessed be the future for him. The Euroniau and Ckrestonian societies will give their anniversary on the third Friday night in March. Come up Mr. Editor and hear us. Dr. Peschan of WiliingtoD, X. C., gave us an excellent lecture on the subject of the Germans last Monday night the 9th inst. He is certianly O / a fine speaker, and worthy of our im itatiou. Miss Lula Shealy, of Little Mountain, S. C., did not visit her home anu friend this vacation. She is the only joung lady we have with us from South Carolina as yet. Miss Lula is a good student, and all areproud of her, especially Mr. Boland. If outward appearances have udv indication of inward affect, I am afraid some of these tar heel girls will catch Mr. Seav. We are all well. Good Bye. fidus. January 21st, 1893. Valuable Book. Every farmer and mechanic should have a copy of '*Ropp's Commercial Calculator." It shows at a glance the value of grain, stock, hay cotton, lumber and merchandise, also the Tt.fovoof nnv rate: the ner t:AUl/<- HiH.n.k3v ""J , x cent of gain or loss, tables of wages, and shows contents of lumber, logs barns, bins, wagon beds, corn cribs, cordwood, and carpenters, plasterers and bricklayers work and also solves many practical problems in daily experience. For sale at the Bazaar. Township Board of Assessors for Lszington County, 5. C. ? Black Creek Township?Carson Able, C. R. Rish, S. S. Hutto. Boiling Springs- -Anderson Shealy, Arthur R. Taylor, D. AI. Sox. Broad River?Martin C'hapin, P. B. Lever, W. M. Wilson. Bull Swamp?J. J. Jefcoat, T. W. Craft, Samuel Harsey. Chinquepin?Dr. J. K. Kneece, W. B. Pluukett, A. J. Boatwrigkt. CoDgaree?S. I. Hook, Dr. J. W. Griger, A. Luther Hook. Fork?Juo. P. Shuler, S. F. Book eight, Geo. B. Eleazer. Gilbert Hollow?Lewis Shealy, D. T. Hare, W. T. Jumper. Hollow Creek?"\V. B. Seay, W. W. Koon, G. Franklin Keisler. Lexington?Capt. S. M. Boof, W. W. Barre, L L. Lown. Piatt Springs?D. E. Craft, W. A. j : Goodwin, W. M. Johnson. Saluda?Capt. Job F. Wingard, ! Joshua Shoalv, J. J. Derrick. Sandy Dun?J. A. "Wolfe, Capt. J. : C. I. Wannamaker, "Win. J. Rucker. j The above will constitute the j j Township Board of Assessors for the I present fiscal year, as now required j by law. Hope all will serve, if not, please notify me at once. M. D. Harman, A. L. C. ! Jan 10, 1893. It is because persons wlo once * try Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, always 1 buy it again, that its sales have become so enormous. The success of this great remedy in curing cold, cough, crop and sore-throat is simply marvelous. Chips from Our "Workshop. The man'that never committed a folly never appreciated wisdom. Minneapolis is making 38,000 barrels of flour on an average a day. To make leather air-tight and yet not. injure its flexibility, soak it thoroughly in sweet oil. It frequently happens that one man invents something and some other man gets the money for it. If sweet oil is applied in the skin immediately after a blow or bruise, it will not turn black and blue. Scales are now made that will, weigh the flame of a candle or the smallest strand of hair plucked from the eyebrow. Look out for counterfeits! See that you get the genuine Salvation Oil! Do not let the dealer sell you some kijust as good," but insist upon getting the genuine with r the Bull's Head irade mark on the wrapper. When a young mat goes home from church with his sweetheart, he is only going from one house of worship to another. If a man strikes another man weaker thau himself he is a coward; if he assault?' a stronger man thap himself he a fool. ? Mother,* Do you know why your pa called Mr. Blowhard a liar. Tommy: JFes'em, he's a smaller man than ' pa. . The buttons of the wedding dress of a New York millionaire's daughter, reoently married, were made of jewels and cost $100 each. Golden shoes are worn dy a Shetland poney belonging to the Shah of Persia. This expensively shod animal is only 12f inches high. MeELREE^S WlMtTOPtTAffDUi for Weak Nerves More divorces are granted in the Uuited States than in all the rest of the world. Baron Hirsch is said by a Londou newspaper to be the richest man the world has ever known, the statement being that he is worth six million pounds sterling a year. This iui plies a capital of about five hundred million dollars. The cost of the Homestead riot at Homestead, Pa., last summer, to the State was $432,81S, of which $317,0o3 was the individual pay of troops. The best brands of cigars 2?, 5, and 10c. Sweet cheroots, cigarettes, pipes, smoking and chewing tobacco of all grades, at the Bazaar. All the gold in the world could be stored in a room twenty-four feet square and twenty-four feet deep. The fleece of ten goats and the work of several men for half a year are required to make a genuine cashmere shawl a yard and a half wide. Mrs. Stevens: John I do believe I hear a man under the bed. John: TV <w lmorrin eoItn lr/rnr\ ofi 11 tToct ov I -L UI i~l V. LA, > ^ LX CK4 IV V. j OUii, JL^L V.OIVX % and maybe I can get him to make %j O the fire in the morning. Fowls that are fed liberally with corn in the evening flefore going to roost are not likely to suffer from the effects of extremely cold weather Give them all they will eat. A hog killed at Solo, Ore., last week was found to have two perfect stomachs and two complete sets of intestines. The owner never noticed anything unusual about the animal when it was alive except that it had a wonderful appetite. The Indiana conrts have a curious problem, relates the Waohington Qtov A mor\ tx'V*r\ n*oo firinrl nrn. > J LLKi. U.X. man 11 L1\J ?1 UO JLlU^U IVi fSLKJfasity appealed on the ground that he was on his own premises when he spoke, and had a light to use any kind of language that he pleased. A Qxaker toast is thus qusintly ' worded: '"This is from me and mine to thee and thine. I wish when thee and thixe come to see me and mine, that me and mine will treat thee and 3 thine as kindly as thee and thine i ! have treated me and mine " 1 In September, 1854, the product of the only factory in America de- j ] voted to the manufacture of watches c H was live movements per day. In | September, 1882, the total daily pro- ' | duct of the various American watch i factories was narlv 7,000 watches. < 3uck!en's Arnica Salve. 1 The best Salve in the world for [ Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt I Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped : Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all i Skin Eruptions, and positively cures ^ ; Piles, or.no pay required. It is guar- ] | anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or 5 | money refunded. Price 25 cents per c j box. For sale at the Bazaar jj | March 31. To Be Discontinued. Union Alliance Stores to be "Withdrawn From Business. Columbia Register. A meeting of the directors c* the Alliance Exchange was held in this citv Tuesday nmht. but what business - v - . V CJ - i that wi s transacted pei tiined to Alliance matters only and nothing was given to the public.' It w: s learned, however, that incidentally the matter of the discontinuance of the union stores was brought to the attention of the board. It is said on good authority that the Union Store Company was dissatisfied with the venture, as it pertains to the whole country, and had determined to quit the business. One of the directors is authority for the statement that the stores would probably at an early day be disccntinued, owing to the fact that in many States they had not proved profitable. There were five stores of this kind in this State, situated i 1 the Counties of Marlboro, Newberry, Lexington, Marion and Laurens. The same gentleman said that a* far as this State is concerned the stores had been very successful and collections had been good. It is not Known por itively when the company will withdraw from the business. Wanted. Beeswax wauted in large and small quanities. Highest market price, paid by Rice B. Harmax, At the Dispatch Office. The Supreme Court of Illinois has rendered a decision that women can vote at school elections. Last spring Martha E. Plummer and Mav M. r Moss defeated Oscar 0. Yest and Otto Wallace, by the aid of votes ol 293 women. The county court de cided against the women, but on an appeal the Supreme Court reversed the lower court. Mr. J. W. Seay was married in Savannah, Tuesday, January 2Jtln to Miss Josie Scanlan. Mr. Seay is a Lexington boy and bis numerous friends hereabouts wish him much joy and happiness in his new rela tiou. A large ruruber of charters for new industries to be started in this State, have been issued by the Secretary of State last week. Governor Tillman has accepted an invitation from the committee to be present at the inauguration ceremony of President elect Cleveland. Bids for the location of the State 7t> r? tT o * q 1 r\r\ 1 riTTTT?*! '\V ill xuuuou xai t? VWJ\ U ^? opened March 8th. Judge Ernest Gary has been ap pointed by Governor Tillman to hold court in the fourth judicial circuit in place of Judge Kershaw, who is incapaciated by severe illness. Mr. R. L. Carmichel of Marion, has received notification of his appointment as a cadet in the govern inent's military school at West Point. New York, from the sixth congress? ional district of this State. Mrs Wingard, wife of the Rev. A. E. Wingard, pastor of St. Paul Lutheran church, Columbia, had both bones of her : rrn broken I v falling down the front steps of l.er residence on the 25th inst. Avers Pills are constantly advancing in tho estimation of those who us9 them. They improve the appetite, promote digestion, restore iiealty action, and regulate every function. They are pleasant to take, gentle in their operation, and powerful in subduing disease. PALMETTO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE LEXINGTON, S, O. NINE MONTHS SESSION. OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12,1392 PERCIVAL E. ROWELL, Principal. ,T. EDWIN 1 RE HER. English and History. Mas. P. E. ROWELL, French and Calisthenics. Miss MINNIE I. DICKS. Primary Department. Rev. J. G. GRAICHEN, Ethics and Moral Philosophy. Mrs. M. E. LATHROPE, Music. Mrs. J. G. GRAICHEN, Elocution. JOHN T. PRINCE, Commercial Department. This institution offers courses m Music, Eloqution and Business, as well as the regular courses in the Primary Common and High School and Collegiate branches. The teacheis are earnest professionals. }a\ing at heart the welfare of the indivilual students. The locution of the Institute is healthy, iteli ions advantages are good. Board can be had at $7 50 per month, tuition ranges from SI to S2 50 per month. D. tal expenses for the nine months need lot exceed $90 or $100. Persons desiring to secure places for their :hildren should write the Principal at once, ie will be glad to visit any one havmg hildren to send to school, Write lor catliogne and any other intormation desired. August 19 ?tf. J. C. H. TROEGER'S mm. m mmmi, 145 Main Street [Opposite ljoriciv Jbowrance.j COLUMBIA, S. C. SALOON is stocked with the Finest iVines, Liqnors, Beer, Tobacco and Cigars. Sestaurnnt is First-class in every respect, deals served at all hours in the highest ulinary style. Oysters, fish, etc., and very thing palatable that the market ffords, at moderate charges. Oct 22-12m % aw awl: m?il' Tm~~lM~*i1-ill I I IT liM III rUffi I li I fnf I // " -S avs I 1/ mjW* t 11 [^^jj&y 0?^?r$' | f BslJgk^a JLQOD BALM | 5 THE GREAT REMEDY 4 x t-no *i i Di Ann iisin Qk*!V fl'SPASES ? i ?*s been thoroughly te>t?<l by em- W i etit physicians and the ptople A r 40 year.:, and never fails to t re qulclly and permanently A LA, ULCERS. ECZEMA, \ ;TI5M, PIMFLFS. ERUPTIONS, f nannor of fating, spreading and m i SORES. luvariably cures the most \ | E e blood (Iire:.M> if directions are fol- 9 I rice $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $?. For \ uggistiJ. X a FREE WONDKRFCLCritEa. T I \ 000 BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga. 4 ? .\jgit 23 ? 1 y * F CAUOM.NA _C NA|MAL BANK C O IA, S . C . 1 STATE* CITY and COliSTY DEPOSITORY. I Paid tip Capital $100,000 Surplus froths . 100.000 SAVIYGS DEPaRT.UEYT. Deposits ol' $-5,00 and upwards received. Interest allowed at tbe rate of 4 per cent. I per annum. W. A. CLARK, President J Wilie Jones, Cashier. L>ecexar>er 4-iy. | AVERY | THE JEWELER,; 131 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. I LARGE STO CK TO SELECT FROM. 1! BEST EQUIPPED SHOP FOR REPAIRS. POLITE ATTENTION TO ALL. . n 5<ar When visiting the city drop I c in whether wanting anything or not. a : AVERY ' THE JEWELER, i COLUMBIA, S. C. November 4?If (r : TAKE lOUR Willi | ?TO ' A. T. McCANTS, < Next to Union Depot, COLUMBIA, S. C., S \Vh?-re you will get the Highest Priee I September 21' tl " New Advertisements, / ??-?=3 HAIR BALSAW5 moo fe-j;Cyrano ana beaatifiof the hairJMHB ?Sl iTomote* a lnxuriant growth. wlgC hisver Pails to HeRtora Graw*B(| rSair to }ts Youthful Color. I ] 3o.fr X'c31 ^~&88a Cures ?ca!p diaeaeea it hair Jailing. *1 | "*? } 50c, and 11.00 at Druggirti J ; a The Consumptive and Feefcle andaii who r.iflVr from exhausting di?easenhoti!d u?e Parker's G-inger r 'i'oaic. It cure? the worst Cough. Weak Lyngt, peMhty ,ln- r digestion, Female weak new. KheumatUru ana Paiu. Sic. k $h HINDE.kCORNS. The only sure ctire for Corna. T htvpi all i>aiu. Makes walking caay. Jocta, at lFruggists. 'j ; ! FRAY BENTGS I a I is a town in Uruguay. South America. g i on the river Plare. It would l.ot be I celebrated except that it is where the j celebrated ma Mm EXTRAC r OF 8EEF j j comes from, and in the fertile grazing i fields around it. are reared the cattle ! ! which are slaughtered -l.( (X) a dav - I j to make this famous product, which | is known 'ronnd the world as the \ ! standard for ! QUALITY, FLAVOR, PURITY, j American | j trade cmarks, j j desicn patents, 1 ^ * c0pyricht8, etc. I For information and free Handbook write to MITNN & CO., 361 Broadway, New York. ! Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every patent taken out by us is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge in the f2L I ^o??nwc ^mracau 11 Larcest circulation o? any scientific paper in the j L world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent man should be without it. Weekly. S3.00 a ' year; fl.50s!x months. Address MtJNN & CO, PCBL1SDEB3, 3t>l Broadway, New York City. TO THE : FARMERS AND ! SHIPPERS OF | f COTTOH. ! TT-rffO SELL IN COLUMBIA MAR- ! V V ket we!beg to say that we want your cotton, and that we will always pay the hivbest market price lor it. We have nu limited order*, and can and will pav as r much for your cotton as any one. Don't i E fail to give ns, a trial. Respectfully, JASPER MILLER A CO. Oct 5- Cm fi T. BERWICK LEC-AEE, I ? ISENTAE SIRGEON. ji OFFICE OYER r.RUX's JEWELRY STORE, MAIS* STREET^ COLUMBIA, S. C. ca f^ej-All work on teeth at moderate prices, (11861! ! Stoves, ! TINWARE, ROOFING AND GUTTERING. RFP. 1IIlSFUIlXISIlEI) FOR A LL STOVES ii, I ?. WOOD, r < (Successor to J. W. Smith.) POST OFFICE BLOCK, COLUMBIA, S C. | Sep'ember 21?ly. 1 Caveat?, and Trade-Mark? 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 dee till patent is secured. A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with womoa ,.f aotiiol nlinnta in vonflstfltn PAlintT nr naiugn \?i aviut?? vuvtuo *> j vrv*^ , town, eent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&CO. Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C. FlPFSlP?vfi action oi I'S K*? and I feel ?c mnrl. !>. ttrr that I would not taka 1,000 ami 1>< [.ut t.a W whet.- I wa? 1 .1111 N''.v >urpm?J and proud f the chan."1, I recommend y-.-ur !r<*ilnicr.t to a!! sutferen from Ixiity. V. ill answer all rmjuiri.?ii >:nu]. ii iticlo.ed for reply." 'ATIENTS TREATED 3Y MAiL. CONFIDENTIAL. Harna*??, and with n? ctarrinc. inconvenience, or bad efijeta. 'or particulars addrrt*, with t> cent, in stamps, L 0. W. F. SKYOER. H'VIGX-i'S THEATER. CKiCHSO. ILL MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, etc. ' A Drug Department has just been opened .1 the Bazaar, and a choice selection of )rngs and Medicines to suit the popular lemands has been placed therein, anil your ittention is invited to some ol the numerals articles in stock as follows: Ayers Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pectoral. Hair rigor and Pills. Mai tine - various compounds. Electric >itttrs, Ca'esaya tonic, Groovt's tasteless ibill tonic, Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosihites, Sjrup of Figs, Wizzml Oil. Simmon's Liver Kogulator, Stanley's nrveand bono linorueut, Hartey's diarhoea and cholera spec fic, Godfrey's cor lial, Winslow's soothing syrup, Bull's i ougU syrup, Boykin's cough syrup, All- j :ock's porous plaster, Court plaster, Soda | ind Mint tablets, Chlorate Potash lozeu;ers, Brown's bronchial troches. Home's ragrant frostjlla for chapped hands, etc. Dr. Kiug's life pills, Brandreth's pills, Quinine pills, Everybody's pilis, Capsules, -eid'itz powdtrs. Horse and Cattle powders, Ammonia for ileamog clothes etc, Sapolio, Perline, hove Polish, Putz Pomade, Benzine. Month wash, Toothache drops, Com TT ' ^ T .1 . * * ure, nair uye, luusiacue was. Mexican Mustang Linement, Opedildoc, faseliue, Glycerine. Veruiefnge and Worm Confections. Laetopcptiue. Quinine. Bine Mass, Calouel. Mercurial Ointo cut. llhu'' Killer, >ri. (. ;t.ld AssoriedMaroring B.vtrac^^^^^HffiP nd all kinds of spices. JdUiacid Ginger. Ready made Mustard daster, Rough ou Bats. Alum, Boras. Saltpetre, Rines'or.e, iriiustnne, Sulphur, Coperas, Silts, Cream Tartar, Gum Arabic, etc. Nursing Bottle fittings, Bobber Ni, pies, ?cethiug Kings, etc. Cuticura and Carbolic soap A eboic line of sweet soaps, por'umery nd toilet goods, Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Ihiiving Brushes, Combs, etc, AT THE BAZAAR. CURES ALL 5KIN and BLOOD DI5EA5E5. Pnytlciane cn.lfri? P; (* u t ipletnitd combtn atlon, ?nd jir?n-r!b? it with prant latlifectlon for the curei of ell Scr.'i. Glandular Swellingi, Rhenmatlim, Malaria, old Chronic Ulcort that hare reihted all treatment, Catarrh, n ft n ^ cures i nr.r. mPqisoi Taln^DUeaJji, E?rm*^7lhronT^Tcm!u?^omj)ii!ntj|^5ercurlal Poiion, Tetter, Scald Head, etc., etc. V. r' t: p : c > ?r. Ladlei vrhnoa iy>:emi ?re poisoned and whose Mood la in an impnra aonuitlos, dna to mcnitrnal lrr?gnIar:'lo?. era R'jjllr CURES lief? MALARIA prruliariy IkvIjuJ by the wondtnal Wn:c ar.J bioodcltaiotpg : ropcrttoa of P. P. P., Prickly Aih, Pok? Root LIPPXAN EE03-, Proprietors, )ruggists, L'-ppman's Block, SAVAHNAHj GA, August 10?ly. AIIB BKII II 1*41 1 ^ N8PA LiNtmlLLIUNLAUifcd ARE DAILY RECOMMESDM Pha PERFECTION njTfiTJ Illtl ADJUSTABLE UllOlj /tA It expands across the Ball and Joints. This makes it WEST FITTING, NICEST J|p*M LOOKING, and MOST fwm]\ COMFORTABLE SHOE IN r^M THE W0M K / \ PRICES? S2? S2,5?- S3>S3-50,; I fll rniucni in/tTcn cunprn W Manufacturers, Lynn- - - 'Maaa Shoes made to measure. ;>r Sale in Lexington C. H.. S. C., by MEETZE & SON. Oct 5?3m. DON'T BUY Imitation gold spectacles and eyeglasses from irresponsible peddlers who '-guarantee" everything and can't be found when a guarantee is to be made good. We will sell you the genuine gold arricie at less man uau ; the price thai many have paid for bras.v. Besides when you buy of us I you get you eyes properly fitted. We are headquarters lor SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. 1\ H. LACHICOTTE <f: CO., COLUMBIA, S. C. November 4?tf W0 r-a 4l f teilel? Cures all Female Complaints and Monthly irregularity, Leucorrhcea or Whites, Pain in j Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds up the whole system. It has cured thousands and will cure you. Druggists have it. SemjJ stamp for book. " DB. J, P, DBOX'JCCLB.4 f'O.. Louisville, Ky. Oct. 5?ly. ' oe?a? ? POMONA HILL ! Nurseries, ! POMONA, N. C. Stock consists of ALL LEADING FRUITS Calculated to suit the Southern and border States. Send for descriptive Catalogue, No. 1, of FRUIT TREES, VINES, &c., and No. 2, Green House Catalogue of young not orown X--- o i ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CARNATIONS, ,l-c. Catalogues free. Correspondence solicite''. Address J. VAN LINDLEY, Propr. Pontona, N. C. Apr. 23 GEORGE BRUNS, MAIN ST., COLUMBIA. S. C.. JEWELER-"REPAIRER, splendid stock of Jewelrv^iratckes, prices. on Watches first class, quickly done and guaranteed, at moderate pricey. 50-tf. PATRONIZE Home Industry ! 9/ THE Tozer Engine Works, 117 WEST GERVAIS STREET, Near Union Depot, Are now operated with a competent force of Skilled Mechanics, and are manufacturing all sizes of " TOZER ENGINES " end BOILER^, including RETURN TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS. Pulleys and Shafting Castings in Brass or Iron Furnished at Reasonable Rates. ^Repair Work Promptly Executed. BRASS GOODS A SPECIALTY. Remember, That "THE TOZER" has stood the test of actual and general use for years, and has no superior on the market. All ot its parts are thoroughly inspected and tested, and all our work is fully warranted FIRSTCLASS in material and workmanship. For Price-Lists, Ac., ripply to JOHN A.WILLIS, Proprietor Toier Engine Worts, 117 West Gervais Street. Columbia, S. C. Mar. 13- ly. W. A. RECKLING, ARTIST, COLUMBIA, S. C,, Is now making the best pictures that caD | be had in this country, and all who have j never had a real f.ue picture, should now j try some of hir. latest stales. Specimens j can be seen at Gallery, up stairs, next to I m j * ~ ivmaru s. March 14-tf UPPMAN BROS.. Proprietors. Druggists, Llppman's Block, SAVANNAH, 6A. j CONFECTIONERIES, FRIfl ^-^2SrC"ST Gr3 j CIGAR, SMOKING and C i Toys. fancy (i ,1 -7 ^ PERFLMERV, STATIONERY, A well selected stock of the above Go very lowest prices, LEXINGTON i.NSll! | MAXIMUM SECURITV - FIRE, LIFE AND ACC IN THE SI English and Ann | Over One Hundred and T Repre j For rates and information address or call < C. S. BRADF i | FANCY GOOD i FINE WEAR I The newest, the finest and the most fashion found at Trump's,who carries the largest stoc Handkerchiefs. New Hosiery, New Gloves in Gloves a speci lty. Jersey hkirts, bt st knittei Come and see how cheap you can bay the ma PTAATHft \TVT" JL Xll.ll vu - JLJL1We sell direct from the factory. No expen Beftuiiful Upright Pianos, $250. imeParlo j Sold on easy terms. ?T. T COLTTMBI August 12?tf Columbia Hotel Bio HEADQUAB1 : Wilcox & G-ibbs Co., Etwian Phosphate Co-, : Atlantic Posphate Co., ; Kainits, ! Dissolved Bone, if^zdeixjzd ocjl I COTTON GINS, EEEI cresses ax I Plain and Decorated Glass9 . Tiles, Grates, A FULL STOCK OF HARD AT BOTTO i COME AND SEE US or write to us Jan 1 ?1 y I M. H.B ! Furniture SSTABLIS: ' MAIN STREET, C [NEXT GRAND CE j A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM ; in the store, purchased direct from the manul I PRICES. UNDERTAKING A fuJl tine of COFFINS, CASKETS, MET PER? etc., always on hand. Call and see ns and be convinced that ! rw os_ff [ r * I SAW IV *$160,00 TO ENGiNES&i TO SUIT. 100 LOMBARD & CO. Ja unary 1st?ly. OF ALL, CO] Hrtrtl 1VII II 11:11 JU I'Ofi s.t, THE B, SBAZAR ITS, HU H. =SOCE^IBS, VIEWING TOBACCOS, ^ /a/A rlr* Ai^i: uuus, lmiuiis, r _ 'I100L BOOKS, ALBUMS. ITC | cds constantly on hand and always at tbt /^vl C . H . , - S . C. ANTE. = ' .J IDENT INSURANCE 1 1 'RONGEST i 'I'ican Companies' A wenty-Five Million Dollars ? ssented. f| ORD, Agent. 1 A | gg . in imasmammmmt ^ 1 C! wnTiniro I 0, 11U11UI1 Of. I -?^ FOR LADIES, able styles in the Northern markets oan bw ^9 k of the kind of any house in the city. Ned" a Mocsquetaire bottom and hooks. Xiit? 1 d Jersey Underwear for ladies and children^ J a nv articles a lady needs from a notion house.. " fl D ORGANS.^ J i>e. No commissions. The best makaat J9j r Organs, $50. See onr stock and ptines. iF5, m [A, S. C. JH ok, TEES FOR - IBHB Acid. ;flB| Long's Chemicals, llraH Ca 9 Mills, J Evaporators. ^kH8H! Sheet Copper, y jBg3Sfl| 1HDE1T SEEDS, )ERS, CONDENSERS," id Belting, ^ Marbleized Mantels, Glazedt |9H Fenders, &c. Ifflgm ware and groceries; mbb m prices. "mm hfcforo hntiro unvikinn in T7*ri^?*i>ai> ^SH^I errttJ Warerooms, V 1343. 2 OLUMBIA, C. '^4H| NTKAL HOTEL.] , AND EINE FUENITUES. 18 NOW |M factnrers, and will be sold; aft BOTTOM |B A SPECIALTY. ALIC CASES, BCRIAL BOBES, WKAP MU yon SAVE MONEY by so doing, ' ???mmmm^p? Afl DLLS fm $900.DG> BOIL&RS IN STOCK. ?BSH Augnsta, Oft HI : n pvwe HI m vi m ig - Kbb LORS FOR JH| i COTTOBJ IE AT PliB^i -- -