The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 27, 1880, Image 2
THOS. F. GRENEKER, EDos
W. H. WALLACE,
NEWBERRY. S. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1880.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Herald is in the highest respect a Fam
ily Newspaper, devoted to the material in
terests of the people of this County and the
State. It circulates extensively, and as an
AdVertising medium offers unrivalled ad
vantages. For Terms, see first page.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President :
W. S. HANCOCK.
For Vice-President:
W. H. ENCLISH.
For Governor:
JOHNSON HAGOOD.
For Lieutenant-Governor:
J. D. KENNEDY.
For Comptroller General
J. C. CoIT.
For Secretary of State:
R. K. Sills.
For Attorney-General.
LERoY F. YOUMANS.
For Superintendent of Education
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
For Adjutant and Inspector-General:
ARTHUR M. MANIGAULT.
For State Treasurer:
JoHN PETER RICHARDSON.
For -.esidential Electors :
At Large-John L. Manning, WM.
Elliott.
First District-E. W. Noise.
Second District--C. H . Simonton.
Third District-J. S. Murray.
Fourth District-Cad. Jones.
Fifth District-G. W . Croft.
For Solicitor Seventh Circuit-D.
R. Duncan.
For Congress, Third District
1). Wyatt Aiken.
CO NTY TICK~ET
For the Scnate:
.CHOMas C. BROWN.
Yar the House of Rcpresentatives :
GEoRGE JOHNSTONE
dOhHN C. WILSON.
JEFFERSON A. SLIG.H.
For Clerk of Court :
EBENEZEE P. CHALMERs.
For Sheriff:
DANIEL B. WHEELER.
For Probate Judge:
JACOB B. FELLERS.
F->r School Commiissioncr :
HENRY S. BoozER.
For County Comm iissioners:
J. C. Simis BROWN.
ANDREW J. KILGORE.
WILLIAM LESTER.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont,
has been re-elected.
The Radicals of Sumter, the
"Game Cock County," have nomi
nated a full County ticket.
Miss Nellie Calhoun, a grand
niece of Jno. C. Calhoun, has made
a successful debut on the stage in
San Francisco.
The Radicals and Greenbackers
have formed a coalition in Camden..
as well as in Greenville, Union and
several other Counties.
The "latest returns" from Indiana
is the return of the negroes who
were shipped into that State to
vote the Republican ticket.
Conductor W. E. Zeigler, of the
South Carolina Railroad, was knock
ed off the top of a car by a tele
phone wire the 19th, and seriously,
probably, fatally, injured.
The Democracy of New York,
State and City, is thoroughly uni
ted and the campaign is being
pushed with unprecedented vigor.
New York is bound to go for Han
cock.
The celebration of the Gate City
Guards of Atlanta last week was a
grand affair. Military companies
were present from New York, Con
necticut, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illi
nois, Alabama, South Carolina,
WashiDgton City and Massachu
setts. There were 2,000 soliers in
the parade the 19th. The brigade
was commanded by Gen. Hunt, of
the U. S. Army.
The State Fair.
Col. Thos. W. Holloway, Secre
tary of the State Agricultural ana
Mechanical Society, says that the
prospects for the State Fair are
very bright, and the indications are
that the exhibition will be one of
the most successful ever held in
Columbia.
The Fair will be held .from the
9th to the 12th of November inclu
sive.
The Greenville & Columbia Rail
Road will carry all articles intended
for exhibition at regular tariff rates,
to be paid at the point of shipment,
and if returned by the parties ex
hibit-ng the same will be shipp.ed
back free and the freight paid
thereon will be refunded by the
agent at the station from which
shipped.
The fare on the G. & C. RR.
will be two cents a mile travelled,
or four cents a mile for the round
trip.
The Republican Convention of
the Fifth Judicial Circuit has en
dorsed Mr. Hobbs, whom it calls
"that firm, 'straightout' Democrat,"
and pledges him the support of the
party. Meantime Mr. Hobbs is
spinning out long articles for the
newspapers and telling how the
"people" are clamoring for him.
The best way is simply to let Mr.
Hobbs alone; the vote he will get
the 2nd of November 4ill teach him
more than anything else how loudly
and how clamorously the "people'
are not calling for him.
The Democratic nominations have
been made in all the Counties.
There are Senators to be elected
from seventeen Counties. York is
the only County that renominates
her present Senator. Edgefield
nominates one of her present Re
presentatives to the Senate. Out
of the 124 members of the present
House only 22 have been renomi
nated. So that our next Legisla
ture will be composed almost en
tirely of new men.
Rev. W. S. Plumer, D. D., for
merly of Columbia, died the 22n d
instant at Baltimore at the age of
seventy-eight. Dr. Plumer has
been for a number of years one of
the most prominent ministers of
the Presbyterian Church, and is the
author of several able religious
works.
The Republicans of Charleston
have nominated a full County tick
et. They nominate twelve colored
men to the House of Representa
tives, and direct the Executive
Committee to select five whites to
fill out the ticket.
Charles Mayrant, Esq., of the
Sumter Bar and Master for the
County, died the 20th instant by
taking Morphine. It is supposed
to be a case of suicide, though no
cause is assigned.
Alexander Laughlin, of Columbia,
who was under indictment charged
with embezzling State Bank Bills
while acting as a Clerk in Commis
sioner Coit's office, died the 23d
instant.
Foa THE HERALD,
IOur Washington Letter.
WAsHINGTON, D. C.,
Oct. 20th, 1880.
The Congressional Committee of
the two parties have of late dropped
out of notice. They maintain head
quarters here, and still send docu
ments to anxious voters, but their po
litical importance for this campaign
is over. Interest centers in the Na
tional Committees headquarters in
Yew York. Still letters in conside.
rable numbers come to Messrs. Dun
an & Walker and Edward McPher
son, Secretaries of the Democratic
and Republican Cemnaittees. Those
of the former generally ask for dLieu
erts concerning the tariff. None
such are on hand. In fact, the Com.
rmi:tee is of opinion that the tariff agi
ttion by Republican speakers and
papers, in the last days of the Ohio
and Indiana campaign, had little to
do with the result in those States.
The Commixittees will keep their offices
opea notil November 3d, but both
the Sc:retarus gir-e notice that cor
responouce should hereafter be ad
dressed to the National Commitees
at New York.
The only politiaal event of imnpor
tance during the past week was the
final settlement of the troubles among
New York City Deumoerats. The two
factions in the city have agreed upon
candidates for mayor and other ofii
ers. This damaging and disgraceful
squabble is therefore over, and a ma
jority of from 40,000 to 60.000 is
assured for Hancock in the State of
New York. This means, too, in
creased chances of carrying Connecti
cut and New Jersey. New York was
admittedly necessary to H ancock's elec
tion, and the quarrels of her Demo
rats had a bad effect upou voters in
all the Northern States..
There is now no disposition amnong
Washington Denmocrats, or among
Democrats who come here, as many
distinguished ones are constantly do
ing, to consider the October elections
decisive of the Presidential contest.
Just as some were unduly elated over
Maine's defeat of the Radicals, so
some were for a time unreasonabiy
They have already recovered their
spirits. What is more, the campaign
b:s not been pe rmq ped t io) . and
will ;JO.
Thr1t!_,huW fhe South a v,-ry --rent
i;:t ees! is .: f sin i; the ,e!-]bra
tii.n of the Centnniil of Yorktown's
surr,n detor. It wfl: occur one vear
frio to.mzorrnw. The War -od Nnvy
Departments of the Federal Govern
- be very largely repr
hably all the States wil t
(!U--ial notice (of the affair. But th,
"South" holds itself responsible fo
the suecesS of the ozension, and i.
preparing spiritcdly for it.,
A Wise Deacon.
Deacon Wilder, I want you to tel
i, how you kept yourseli :wd faih
wePtl'ho past seasmi, wheti all the re.1
of u have been sick so li.uch, an,
h:;ve had Lhe ductors visitiiL, us so of
too."
--Bro. T:ylor. the anzswer i vr-ri
e;. IV used 11op hitters i time
kept mny family well aud savvd the,
doctor bills. Three doflars' worth o1
it kon.t us well and to work all th<
time. I'll warrant it Ia,- cot vot
and the neighbors one t- two hun.rvt
dcllars apiece to keep .,i:k the sam
".Deacn, Ill use your wedicin
hervafter."
FOR THE HERALD.
What Maj. Kinard Says.
NEWIERRY. S. C..
Oct. 21, 1880.
Eiwr'ots H :nl.x : Last Mondu
you VIwC me a ticket with my nan
UrAln Z. 10, Sirifff, .nd asked %e. Ist
\\'iVth-!er i. was noninated on sue!
ticket toy niy conA; adly. Whe'th
er I w..uld :u on such ticket, an
il3dlv. lV ietler I would serve if elect
ed ow Such tickvi. I told you that
declined to be interviewed iu regar,
to street ruujurs. but that I would lik
to have the Sheriff's ofli,e-and I sa
so vet. In the saue connectiOr
stated that if my cane appe.red i
your paper as a uomivee I would iav
something to say in your next. issuc
As my name has appeared, I now hav
this to say : That I am no candidat(
in any shape or form, before tire pet
ple of Newberry, and would not 6t:rV
if elected. The time has been, and
hope will come again, when it was on
gloiy to be a eardidate before the pec
pie of Newberry ; but that time is VC
now. It is now the duty of ever
Denmcrat to support the regular Den
ocratic Ticket, azd to use every exei
tion to help roll up an overwlhelm,iu;
majority for that ticket on the 2ud c
Novemtiber.
J:a>o P. KI:sAnn.
(A>iV ERTWE.'.1FNT
Oet. 28, 1880.
Em-roRs HIiRAm: Sinee handini
you my communication of the 21st it
stant, I find in the Newi>erry Kew
an editorial article in which the foi
lowing language occurs :"But ther
must be some umisunderstanding, ori
it really an understanding ? for iti
hinted around that Mr. Thomansoni
wanted by --those people" for Sherij
instead of' Prebate .Judge. Mmij. Ki
nard would be left out in the cold
with the dirty blanket of radicalisn
wrapt around his independent(
form, if Th'iomaison were elected. Tha
is. indepeudent so far as sta2nding soli
tar'y and alone, the newly coniverte
and appoiated sent inel of corruption.
In reply to this impudent tirade
would say,V thlat no representativeo
that paper has ever spoken to mue abou
that tickeit or any other ticket ; am
that his intSi nnations of an "'under
standing" , and his representing me a
"the newly coinverted ned appointei
sentinel of corruption", are not onl:
an 'act of injutstice2 to Rme, withoe:
cause or foundation, but is absolutel
n2?1t, eowar'dly a:nd false.
'JOlN P. Krsaan.
Alexander ta' Great
Wer,t bcause there were no mior
worlds to conquer, but tihe propr'ietor
of Dr. Pierce's F'amiiy Medicinmes wIm
have found it necessary to establisl
a branch o.f th1e World's D)ispensamr
at Ljondon', Enigland, in or der to sui:
pi'y frio:n thant great ce:; :t&rcia! en
lamci'v in dzO.lIii. 'i'nt "Ihe. th
'
u*t* I',:l .* a ' D r ' P i
E'xtramct or e. rtMeed. te "rea
re...w... :r -h :n all bowel; I .fe
Wednesday uni;ht, Oct. 2 0, 1850, at th
Pre4byterion' Chrre, by Reiv. it. A. Fait
Mr. J. W. M. SIM3ZoYs anad Miss LALiL
RooK. Al! of Nwbecrry.
B3ride's favor receive,'l.
On the t4th inst., by Rev. E. T. Hlodge;
Mr. N. W. UODQES. of Newberry Co., ani
Miss ADDIE, youngest daughter of thie hIt
Mr. B. F. Sims, of Union Co., S. C.
Oct. 21, 1880, at the resi:lence of the bride
father-Capt. J. N. Lipscombh-bv the Rev
F. Hlallam, Mr. J. W. L. ARTHUa and Mis
SOPHIE Lurscox.u. All ot- this County.
POST OFFiCE,
NEWSEPRRT, S. C., Oct. 23, 1880.
List of advertised letters for wes enidin,
Oct. 23, 1880:
Cleveland, C. L. Matffett, Pressly
Griffin, Jack Mnibeain, Thos. B.
Gilbert, W. H.l. Roberson, Miss Edia
Henderson, T. T. Wicker, JT. H.
Harsell, Jacob Wright, Ned
Hucerson, Mrs. Cloia
Parties calling for ietters will please sa,
ie'r~i...... n W. nnnvE,P a
"_)onqi, Know e Their
Value."
.hy -ured me of Aeue, 13ilioi
:;: m:d K idney Conp!-i!t. as reco
i d ie. had a half boit-le I
vhieb usd for my a%vu 'ilttlu _ir
vho the doctors and neighbors sa
cotld not be cured. I w.,uld ha
lost botlh of themi one.i night if I b
not -ivc: them Hop Bitters. Ti
did them so much good I continu
their use until thv were eun
That is the way I say you do I
know balf the value of Hop Bitte
and do not reenim end them hi
enough."-B., Rochester. N. Y.
See other coiuun.
Good Reasons for the Doctor's Fai
31o,uoE, GA., March 23, 188(
We have for Twe"ve imoni i then presci
ing . S. S. ("Swifn's Sy-p.ilitt iecitic'
the treatment of Syphilis aln many ot
diseases for which it is recomime:.ded,
are frank to s-., tiat the re:,ufts bave b
most satisr.etory, not havin_ been di
LpoinLed in a single instance. We think,
all the disease. for which it is recommend
it sand witieut a peer, and that the n
cal prollssio.i will, sooner or later, h! for
to ucknowledge it in the trentment o
pbili-, u till stages as a sine qua non.
N. L. GALLoWAY, M. I
J. T. ROBINSON, M. 1).
ATLANTA, GA., May 22, 1871
One of our workmen had a bad ca-e or
philis, of-five years' standing, ant' was et
entirely with "Swift's Syphilitic Si.ecit
He is now to all appearances, and in his
belief, sound and well.
WM. R. & T. W. HOOPE1
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, I
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
e Sold by DR S. F. FAY '.
Call for a copy of "Young Men's Frier
Oct. 6, 41-1w.
.Xew .dvertisements.
TO JURORS AND WITNESS1
I obedience of an ordr-r from JI!::.
B. Kersh.w, Circuit Judg.e, I hererY c
uot:ce 1o Jurors and Witnesses th t
eneed not attend Court until Wedrs.
the sd of November, at 1t o'clock A. I
V E. P. 6HAL'dERIS,
Oct. 27. 44-It Clerk of Conr
PUBLIC NOTICE
Owing to the pressing duties as Cl
man of the Democratic Party of Newl)
County, and realizing the great nec.:s
for me to d'vote my etiire time to
success of that par:y eud th- utter ,
throw of Ridicalism, I herebv give pu
uniice that all mv business as Trial .Jtis
will he ,uspend-d until afhr the t1tet
[ I refer all perisons havizqg husiness wit
Trial Justice to James Packer, Esq., 'I
Justice, who will attend to the same.
31. A. CARLISLE,
Oct. 25, 1SSO. It Tri:d Jus.tic
Meeting of Executive Comam
tee.
There will be a mecting of the Cot
4 Democratic Executive Comniittee on Th
- day next, the 28th day of Octoher inst
1Llo o.clock, A. M., in the office of
G hairmiani.
.Let Act. the members he present.
M A. CARLISLE, Gitairmna
L W. Si.MKIs, See y.
Oct. 22, 18So. -44-1
Managers o.t Electio
OFFICE CoxmUSsIONERs or EI.Ee'ro:
-Na:itav, S. C., Oct. 23d, 1I
The General E!ection four P:dsider
Electors, one R.'presentative. in.og
for this (; he td) t ongre-sioinal Dau
SGovernor aiud Lieutent-Guivernor of
SState, Secretary of State and other 8
ofulicers, oine Senator aid L]itce Represe
tivyes to the State Legisl:iture, Sheriff, Ju
of Probate, Clerk of Court, three Cot
Corsnissionere, atnd one Soool Coimmiss
er for Ncwber:y Count. will l, helo at
below mentione'd Precinecs, tnder the
Srection of the Maniagers tnmed, ON T U
)DAY, TEE 2ud DAY OF NOVEMI
NEXT; viz:
Newberry C. H.-Willilam Y. Fair, D.
-T. Kihler, Joseph Hf. Hunter.
Gibsoni' Store-Sidntey S. Cunningh
Johni T. Cshnies, P. B. Sligh.
Maiybintoni-D. A. Thomas, J. II. KI
ens, W. 0. Aghtry.
fGlsmphiville-Samiuel J. Wood, JAht
tCromner, Wade Sanders.
Cromer's Store-T. WV. Abrams, Wall
Cromer, J. C. Duckett.
Jalapa-W. H. Eddy, Thompson Con
SFred A. Schumpert.
3Williams' Store-.T'ames W. Trib
vFrank A. Teague, J. HI. Wiliams.
Longshore's Store--James B. Chary,
sephi F. Burton, M. II. Gary.
Prosperity-A. IL. Kuhn, S. C. Bairre
L. Wvse.
dolly Street-.;. C. Neel T. '. Ki
David Wijtherspoon.
Dead Fall-Tihomas II. Adlami, Johnt
SGogas, I. I Bulare.
.Couints, Enoch J. Lake.
a The above 'ppointed Man-gr w!!! n
the Board of C ommi:ssioner- of Ehee-lo
Newberry C.11I., ont Saturda, the:Lt
of Octobe~r, to re-ceive boxtes, p:trs
n iece?s.tv w:'tru:tons.
T1ilU'1A i.)4 A\V
"w p'iPense0 copV one dmite.
GO NOT TO
- Ch i or :, Tunbue:,o, or ''.-.
do w iti;hbich lowv,
-BUT GO TO
SON - -i on s *' I n , sr. .oinm
tne\ 1o r 90e1.- ii.m e
Good)r' line fro: h-'a's wo.h i:p.
are down din. th F.ir, or at any (;
CF. JACKSON.
Cet. 7,4- CUJLUMBfIA, S. (
Respec'.fuy offers its services to th
pIarn:sw tro de-sire to seenre for t
daughters the thorough and symmtieir
cultivation of their physical, intellect
and moral powets. It. is cor.ducted
what is called the "One-Stud:
Plan, with a San-ANstat Cot-Rs.
Study ;and, by a sysomn cf Tuitional I
nilums, its Low Rates are made stiil lo
for ALL who average 85 per cent.
No Piubiie Exercises. No "Receptiot
Giaduation, which is always private,
occur eight times a. year.
For full informiation, write for an Il
trated Catalogue. Address~
REV. S. LANDER, President,
Oct. 27, 44-ly Williamston, S. C
.tew .3
WRIGHT &J.
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MEN, YOT
Largest Assortment in tt
P
-A9TS, inm txe
bid Every Other Article in
WRIA'GHT & i
OcDt. 27, -14--tf.
. .'ew V M)isceeUaneon~s.
lb
Sin- - - --
here War the knimense
Crowd Rushing?
WHY, DON'T YOU KNOW
Do Pit 9CE ail!jXIEI0
T o ex: o;-ine the1 L.P,G i' .- T o;
1. OVET1EV
ii' O
- p I l J ail & Co
.1 i V Ei E 'El
.. ET. IN T ON
a atit- Esa sm-Pant
-A mor pairs eft o;'tl:: jb
meus ' Soes for 11.00..
We r:ill appre C"lothin n mdp r:u
- show v our Fal Goods il th. cuA i
nity to purea..
ir- B. H. GLINE & CO.
-rv Oct. 27. 44i-te.
ity r
ther- - ~~ ~
ie A.re i:vyhei to vi.,it th
Clohia stblsh-n
- COLU MU1IA., S. C.,
strock o! Ciothing und Gentl4
, at every othe r aricl.e nteedeci. Price- mtot
the rate.
and tr::v1'!JHg agent of the Re'iste, in l
~* di-joon .. te reguar cer en fo.rce, is to
foun ti-r. an i be hap to serve I
riiendS. Oct. 27, 44-f.
~o. -T0
"' CHARLESTON, S. C.
ict, ~ - -
the em 'i i iT j:
uYCHEAP EXCURSION
the Now i l e timne to visit the "Cit~y by t
di Sea" durmn:: the ffew Etays that the~ rates w
1S he redul,'I inl rder toive everybodly:
ER~ opport'.n i!y of making the trip De-foret
.EXCU ltSON TICKETS will be sold fro
W. all Ticket stations on the line of thme Gree
ville andh Co.Iumbia Raoil Road as follows:
'n, On November 1st, 2nd, 3d, and It
From T"nve at 1i,
NewN:at.........215' 5
Chappei '... ........ 21 " .5
Ntwben ...........9 4
ace 31a:rtmn'........'....210 " 4
linjton............1.4 4
auren ns............100 4 4
'er lProsp ritv .........b
Al.:.ton... . . . . . . . .50 ' :
>e, A rri ven *ha ries3c.ton r.t 11.:h it cam NiM,
Tickets ' wii be .rood Lto reur on1 an1 t1y I':
s'3nger Titin witin G days fromO date
Ex\cursinl Tickets will be sold on
. 1 Sporuu.bar. ion01 andlClumI,in Ratilro:
''on Novani3er it :I. d :ni,i 4th, Irnt 1p:
u.. . c : $5.4n: irmn Union11 .3t.55.Tick<
- p. i . .ir i 1arl:-ton 11..0 p. tu sa
i- ht
0)n 1.Lw:: . it her.1 inot o reurin.:n.
Ct tii. limi: . ill not )3 i 'C13extended m1nie3r .
C Ihi?'dr'.32'nder 1-. yPar., of age' h.d -are
- T aPrbabr 00 0I:.. PPr
II .: r a l l I f ou.3 : m:.1 i
i .- V.- - -
A M
. L: .
_- a
And an :lites of the Kidneys. iliudei
anmI Urinary Organs byV wearmgO the
[uiproted Excessier|(idney pa4
e 71t isa ARVEL of EALING and RUT.W
'Simple, Sensible, Direci
I Painless, Powerful.
I" It CURES where- all else l:miM. A. REVEL.
ef TICE and EEVOLUTION mn .Mlditeme. A
o * ..)1prie? .:- irect applicaLtin(3. a.- oppose
re- i. :n.atiA:rtory' interna.lm 1 liinesl. Seri
vr for ourn :r-:a(lise on1 Kidney troub11.le-,, se:
free. :,ohl by druggists, or senit by mail.<
,, re.ceipt of price. S2. Address
y The "Only" Lung Pad C<
us- WILLI.MS ELOCK,
IThis is thn Original and Genuine Kidn<
Padi. Ask for it and take no other.
u - c e
vC OAPCT('
S #iytj, and at the Lowst
riC3.
LGe SFrustyles.A"
U- I
NOTICE.
The Nw:sherry Aedic.d Soeiety w ill 1011
its me*t:" on Sale-day in Novembec. As
i u ver' inpor.int mning it i ho ed
!he proi'es-iou generaf!.. w atr'nd.
J. M TIiOMPSUN, Pres't.
Ne w6erry. S. 0., Oc.-25, i'88). I t*
Notice. Sale off House.
W M e:1 to highe. -idder, on Yon
:::. (. iday) in 'J , ISSd, the
: :now :. : C -- er. Sale
o, nik phe in ;ront. of~ Cou::z ilse
I or of C-oe.
J. S. F-lR, T. C.
Nofie of FinalSettlenent.
0.:.w. : - ohe lln. . c
B. . -,... t oi 'robi for New
I a . ~ .ti A r.
is-, r .;n :u Y -. intereseu: rin
T ..... J. .'iFFETT,
. Ad:r.r. or %t. or .11rs. Naucy Mffett,
der. 2,, 18- . 44-5t.
to------ ------ - - --
-aboratory of Sta'1 Assaver ad Chemist,
No. 1013 Jroad Street, bet. Tenth and
Eleventh,
Riie-:,us) V., AtZ:. 22rd,-.7877.
I ha.e nde .t eniUUl eb.- ce.l em.ninla
no .:p' oi "Sumnmerdean, Au
by mselfand ey--ounga lo,-.f 240
t a1. a1d findf it cmir:!y free from adul
tera6rm . I ' ii ii re-. omit nl it to
thocho desire an wiieof as.aured puri
tv. W:tI. T.moln, .11. D.,
None Stat .s-ier ai- Chemist.
one (.:uinc unless :>earing the Si;na
tu:v 0
E. Couprt1-1ey Jenkins & Co.,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
113 S. Fourteznth Street, RIORMOND, VA.
IC. For s:dc by Dn. S. F. FANT, Sole Agent
for ,ewherry. Oct. 27, 44--thm.
b 4
-Curs :y AB S 0 RPTIO0N (Nature's way)
Al LNGIDISEASES,
THROAT DISEASES,
i'i BREATHING TROUIBLES.
Jc I BRIVES INTO the s.ystem curative
riagents am't henilu; iiuediciiw..
mt:DR.AWS FROMt Ihe diseased parts the
n-poisonis thiat en:lidetath.
Thousands Testify to its Virtues.
0(J CAN BE REIhV!N AND CURE,
te n
00Dn'iesphir1mntil ynhave tried this "en
00 sible. Easily Applied and~ RADICALLY
00 EFFECTUA L Rteuedy.
60 sold 1>y 1?ru;g::ists. or sont by mail on ,re
00 ceipt of 2rice, $2.00, by
iLTe "Only" Lung Pad Co.
0
Io WILLAMS BLOCK,
DETRiOIT, Mich.
-enhd for Testimnuials( and our lyOOk,
-rTurn.sM its r.tU AY:A.".' seunt free.
Oct.:-. 4t -~;m.
10 w rc - - . etin h
i1F. A.\:T
I3 .LC;.
u...h.t.'.:::......
n:-I: 0. u NRi !. ..
0e *.'.', .--'.
.nd o -r b pr-v. n :s - .o sal. The
JOIN . I u.K
Dr.. 1 1. 42-st
NOV;TICEA.
t Notc i hreby given thatr theC-nt
d~ir' Ofi, a A.-~ o M0. on Mona thei1i
}. 1st day : f vme.to er l :plia
Euv0. S". FIT.T C nk.ma: i do oard
JAs. N.JLIP OH.,'Auditor
CUTSTOM
I am still keeping 1
wuaking the Finest
State. Mi Cutter I
styes as they voake
(ashionable circles.
Tailors employed.
Samples sent on, ap
of (only) French ann
waocys o hand.
W. 0 I. CWA]
U B 0
LA123 AmT-CFl
A I Pr cs!A
SolC Agent foll the Celebr'iA
i~st Shir i
' Don't .i to call an.. S.74 :. who
Dry Good
NEW STORE IN
UNDER WRI
DRE.JSS GOOUSt, in all
:illcs, Satins
FINET HOSERY for Ladi
Ladies' and Gents
Gents' Furnishing Got
GEN
AO, ALL TIIE STAT)E GOO S USU
Rid Pir Sti:bj'. E pe. charges o.n:
be paid by us.
DESPORTES
Wright's Hotel Block, -
Oct e. u :i
Hiar
JOHN N
DIRECT IPORT
ENGLISH Al
THE LARCES
MECHANICS' TOOLS of every decrij
Wao and arriatge IUniLing and Trimi
Circular S:wes of all size furnished to ',
l.ndtIa R bbe~r atnd LeatIer Biiting; lndn
Windiow G la.s, Paint:, 01's, Varniha
OF .A.LI
Su1 : C m ~ -.:'- " 'tr P: i :m F':
IIn- vt - aI se I- iee-:bae V
EXCELSIOR CI
Manufactured by ISAAC A. SM
AND F0E SALE BY W. T.1!
The~ Largest and 1
COOKING AND I
Tha: has ever been br ought to the Soa:in
Made in lRichmtond, Va , on of' the BEST C
i Stove is ver Iarge and it standt the. I
Also, a very large Iaor ment'of
UEATIN4
Among which is to be ton'ia the WOODBIE
I'o the RADiAN F PARLOR STOVE, whic
30X and other Stoves.
Strangers visiting the Qity would do
:hasing eisewvhere;
Oct 13,2 AO__.
hineg. -
iDLTHN
Li'vH GOODS
,p my reputation for
Custom Work in the
alive to all the latest
their appearance in
None but first-class
plication. A full line
English Suitings al
FFIELD, Agt.,
BIA, S. C.
DHING HOUSE.
VX1
LOWEST PRICES!
- : .:'m oth Furaishinq Goods
,.. . -pcfuly invite the atten
:> X ::fa - 'in t ei ieling assured that they
:e--. Com :mad jidge for yourselves.
All Qualities!
IO1 DEF ED.
Ul ;JXRT, Warranted to be
n thq Market.
a in an City.
L. INARD,
COLUMBIA, -S. C.
and Xotions.
COLDMBIA, S. C.
GIT'S. HOTEL.
the late varieties,
Veivets, Cashmeres, etc.
4
ea::d%Gents,
Fine -land-Sewed Shoes.
ids a Specialty,
TS' AND BOYS' FINE-HATS.
ALLY FOUND IN A DRY GOODS STORE
dii or iers amoumntir,g to $10.00) :nd over will
& EDMUNDS,
- - COLUMBIA, S. C.
4war'e. - __ __
I AL,
E~R AND'DEALER IN
ED AMERICAN
BIA, S. C.^
T VARIETY OF
a Rubbher an.Il Hemp Packing.
Fe and RT ps of all kin:ls.
ikroueS.
Brntsbes, &c.
LSO.
E IMPLEMENTS
-~ KTNDS.
*o Scr : r,I iin Mea!, &c.
8 e a:i ios,B wk Bands.
S, .:d g:ad ihd Ir-m.
LUGunsC~" im-! C1 ings of all kinds, whicik
ar sm'' e wit th money or saisfac
a e n-- .:M-Ocr 6, 41-tf.
00K STOVES
THE BEST IN THE lHAME.
Fourteen dif!'erent sizes and kinds. Five
Ssizes with Enameled Reservo!rs. Adapted to
all requirements, and priced to sultall purses.
kLEADINO FEATURtES:
Double Wood Doors, Patent- Wood Grate,
Adjustable Dlamper, 'Interchangeable Auto
matic Shelf, Broiling Door, Swinging Hearth.
P'ate, Swinging Flue-Stop, IReversible Gas
Burning Long Cross Piece, Double Short
Centers, Heavy Ring Covers, flluminated Fire
Doors, Nickel Knobs, Nickel Panels, etc.
Unequaled tn Material, in Finish, and tre
operation.
EPPARD & CO., Baltimore, Ed.
VRIGHT, Ne'eberry, S. C.
STOVES.
'iues t .Assortmaent of
IEATING STOVES
rn Maket, among: which is to be foia.xd the
cooK,.
DOKING STOVES3 no-.v in use. The Oaen or
~ead of all ot'hec Cookcinig Stoves.
1s s:ablte for- iea ting Conrches atnd Stores
'tau.d, ovecr aill other. Largoe aste.:t .
well to call and examine my stock betore por
ALlV.EDR.
.COT.TMBIA S. Cr