The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 17, 1869, Image 5
Books and Exchanges.
"The Secrets of the Gr?at City; a
Work of tIik Virtues and the Vices, the
?Mibteiue.s, Miseries and Crimes op New
York City," is'tho title of n handsome vol
ume, just issued by .limes Brothers & Co., At
lanta, Ga.
It Tells How Fortunes ore Mado and Lost
in a Day?How Shrewd Men aro lluiued in
Wall Street?How Countrymen aro Swindled
by Sharpers?How Ministers und Merchants
aro Black-mailed?How Dance Halls and Con
cert Saloons avo Managed?How Gambling
Houses and Lotteries arc conducted-?How
Stock and Oil Companies Originate, and how
the Bubbles Durst?aud treats ot New York,
its People, Its Society, its Rich, its Poor, their
life, their habits, their haunts und their pecu
liarities; of Churches, Theatres, Palaces,
novels, Tenement Houses and Public Build
ings ; of Editors, Judges, Lawyers, Brokers,
Merchants Mechanics and Sewing Girls; of
Policemen, Detectives, Sailors, Firemen, News
Boys, Beggars. Thieves, Dead Beats, Swin
dlers, Gamblers and the Demi-Monde; of lie
tels, Boarding Houses. Saloons, Beer Garden?,
Club and dance Houses; of Fifth Avenue.
Broadway, the Bowery, Wall Street, the Five
Points and Central Park; of Pawnbrokers,
Roughs, Fortune Tellers. Quacks. Gift Enter
prises and Humbugs.
All that is groat, noble, generous, vicious,
mysterious, brilliant, startling, genteel or .shab
by, and of all that is interesting and worth''
of record in the great City.
As the Metropolitan Centre of the United
States, New York reflects all the good and evil
of the land in their most intense forms. There
is no man, however often he may have visited
New York, who Cannot learn, from this work,
touch regarding that great City and its many
and mighty interests.
This book will be found especially valuable
to those who expect to visit New York, and
would shun its pitfalls, by studying it in their
own homes, without cost or danger, and yet
learn all.
This very interesting work is old only by
subscription, and the publishers want an agent
in every County.
A Creditable Work.?The well-earned
reputation of the Carolina Farmer is fully sus
tained in the appearance and contents of the
April number just received. We cannot too
zealously urge on our farmers the importance
of sustaining their home agricultural journals;
and one so handsomely printed and ably con
ducted as the Carolina Farmer is especially de
serving of support. Every farmer aud plan
ter in the South will do himself a service by
sending Two Dollars for a year's subscription
to this justly popular magazine. We are gbd
to learu from" the proprietor that the success
of the Fanner is beyond his most sanguine
expectations. Address Win. II. Benaid, Wil
mington, N. C. Specimen copies sent free.
E. Montaovk Grimkr, Esq., Secretary oi
the Board of Commissioners of Free Schools
of the City of Charleston, will please accept
?our thanks for a copy of the Annu .1 Report
?of said Board, lor the year ending olLh Sep
tember, 1SG8.
DlF. Modenwei.t for April just received.
Wc had the curiosity to Co. nt the engravings
in this 11 timber. . We counted 200, besides a
with Arthur's works. In the Homo Magazine
for January was commenced a serial story, by
Arthur, entitled "The Graham's und Arm
strong's." In the April number is commenocd
'?The Darings of Mcdbury, n new serial by
that fine writer Virginia F. Townseud. The
Children's Hour is for tlie Little Ones. Oucc
a Month for those of a larger growth, and the
Home Magazine the lady's can't well do with
?ttfc. The publishers will j lease accept our
thanks for back numbers
Home Maga/.ink, $2; Onco a Month, ?2;
Tho Children's Hour, k 1.25 per annum. Ad
dress T. S. Arthur Si Sons, 809 & 811 Chcs
uut-Strect, Phil.
We have received the first nujuber of the
"Mirror id'Typography," published by Messrs.
T. II. Seuoir & Co., New York. It is a beau
tiful specimen of perfect printing, and cannot
be excelled by a like production. We place
it on our exchange list with plea -uro.
TllEfcLlTTi.e Corfouae ?Eyos square to
the front?and he don't seem to waver in the
good cause. Boys if you want something nice,
something to please und make you wise, send
for the Little Corporal. Wc have received
the April number aud pronounce it excelsior
in its line Beautiful premiums given to
eluls?lor two names and two dollars, you get
nsploudidpicture. Address Alfred L. Scwell
& Co., ciocsgo, in,
Peters' Musical Hkvikw fur April ?b to
band, and, iu addition to fifteen pages of select
rending matter, contains tho following new
and beautiful music:
'?Ain't I Sweet?" A lady's comic song. By
T. Brighnm Bishop
? Rest, Darling. Rest." A bountiful lullub".
By K. 0: Usloy.
' Vitt Still A Friend To You." Song and
chorus. By Will S. Hays.
4?Hc Wipes The Tear From Every Eye.*'
Suered Sung. By II. I*. Danks.
'?Forest Glade March." By Carles Kinkel.
<? Damask Rose Walte." By K. Mack.
? Uoldeu Sunset Maxurkn." By J. Harris
toun.
Music is generally considered expensive,
but when such a quantity is furnished for the
small Stt.ni of thirty cents, it ceases to be a
luxury, und even the poorest may sing, play,
and be happy.
Our musical friends will do Well to examine
this work, and wc feel confident that thirty
ceuts, sent to the publishers fur a sample copy,
will yield them a larger return for their invest
ment than any similar outlay they can make.
Send for a copy, and we will guarantee you
will thank us for calling your attention to it.
It is issued by J. L. Peters, music pub
lishers. Box 5421?, New York, at the low price
of ?3 n year, or 30 ceuts for single copies.
Loving music ourselves, we naturally feel
interested iu circulating it nmnng our musical
friends, and know of no belter way of doing
so tlmn by recommending Pctrtrj Musical
Monthly. The reading matter is not excelled
by nny of tho standard monthlies, nnd the
music is till that can bo desired, both as regard
quantity and quality. Knowing this tu be the
ctso, we have made arrangements with the
publisher to club it with our piper for 83.30,
or wc will receive subscriptions at the rate of
$3 per your.
Tiik American Farmer, Baltimore, terms
$2 a year in advance. The 10th number t f
volume 3, comes to us for April filled with
choice matter for the farmer.
Tiik Southern Planter am? Farmer,
devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and the
Mining, Mechanic and Household Arts, pub
lished ill Richmond. Va. The subscription
has been reduced to ?2 per annum, worth t >
any farmer three times the price of the sub
script ion.
The Southern Cultivator.?That sterl
ing old Agriculturist, for April, is on nur tablo
?good as ever, if not a little bvttcr. If you
want to know "what is a darling?" send for
the Cultivator. Address Wm.& \V. L.Junes,
Athens, Ca. 82 a year in advance.
Wc acknowledge the receipt of the "Proof
Sheet," issued by Coiiius a M'Luster, Type
Founders, No. 705. Jayne-Strect, Phil., for
March!
Alabama announces ripe strawberries.
Ftuckinps are now darned by machinery,
and they nre darned nico.
While the Chicago express train was going at
the rate of thirty miles an hour, from Alleg
hany to Pittsburg, a passenger came aboard.
Considering the rate at which ho came, ho is
doing remarkably well. So is hij< mother.
Gen. Thomas recently had a purse of 8100,
000 tendered him and refused it.
Colorado wants lOA"*, unmarried woman, so
miners may tret married,
nginc companies in New Orleans con
licly for prizes on Sunday.
Billings says he will never patronize a
0 long as he can hire anybody else to
at reasonable wanes.
s' only surviving son is now living in
ham, at the advanced age of scventy
rhitc man. named William Lee. was
H in the Savannah River, opposite Au
|n Satuday last.
hsscesed value of personal and real pro
|i Charleston County will reach the sum
845,000,000.
^ciety fur the Protection u Rabies, iu
rives med iIs to the must careful nurses
mothers who suckle their own infants.
!tk* school girl in Nurwich Connecticut,
tho definition of tho word happy
1 so if you wanted to give all your things
little sister.
Ilk Things.? 1 love tho man or wo
nmn who is honest and true in little things. I
always believe they will bo tho same iu large
ones. Honor is manifested iu the smallest act
as truly ?s in tho greatest. The thoft of a
postage stamp shows the thiof ns plninly as the
theft of n twenty dollar bill, r.nd ho who breaks
faith wiih it child to whom ho has promised a
stick of candy would also break faith with men
iu more important matters.
T, MULMEJ3*
BROUGIIT?y STREET.
011 A.IST OK R LT KG, S. C.
HAS now on hand, a fresh supply of
FRENCH BRANDY.
Bare HOLLAND GIN.
BIG INDIAN WHISKEY.
CABINET nnd fine CORN do. CLARET and
MA DER IA WINES.
Pure GRABE JUICE.
All of which is war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Of course E, M^f'.IS. Fresh and Good as ever.
Yoars. &c, W. T. MCLLER.
apl 10 mar 7 3m
WIIIftKKY L4HELH
For Sale at
THIS OFFICE.
At f*0 cts. per hundred. mar ?7
Q*)ry REWARD.
Broke Jail, at this
place, on the morning of the 1st last., YOUNG 8.
BORO. I will pay the above reward for his arrest
und delivery to me. II ARPIN RIGGB.
s?18-tf O.C.
A Great und Good Medicine.
HEI NTISH'S ?JUEEN'S DELIGHT,
THE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.
The Lifo of nil Floah is Blood?The Ileulth of |
all Lifo is Furity of Flush?Without
Purity of Blood no F'lesh can
be froo from Disease.
HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT,
An Antalotc to Diwasi:
The Great American Alterative und Blood
Purifier.
IS the moat perfect Vegetable Compound of Al
terative* and Tonics, mukitig it the must effec
tive, invigorating, rejuvenating and hlood-uleaus
ing Cordial known to tlio world
For ihr Cure of all thore Meente* irh 'ch may be traced"
to a vitiated condition <>f the lllnod.
The Theory is that Mood is the Life of all Flesh,
and if impure, the Life of all Disease, bifo and
Health ia only tu be maintained by the circulation
uf pure arterial blood.
It ia obvious, therefore, to every reflecting mind,
that unleas I he blood in pure, in supplying the waste
tissues with material, it must !.??? the cause of in
numerable ill- and constitutional disorders, auch ufi
Scrofula, RhuciiintUiu, Hepatic Disorder?, Inflam
mation*, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption,
King's Kvil, Carbunclen, Roils, Itching Humor of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Skin Disease?, Tetter, Hough
ucaa of the Skin, l'iniples, lilotchc*. Fain in the
Hones, old Ulcers, Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore,
Indigestion, Inflammation of the Hlud ter and Khl
neys, i'a?OS in the back. General Debility, and for
all complaints arising from deficiency ami poverty
of blood.
IIKIXT18II 8 QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the wonder
of Modern .Science. No medicine hau attained aucb
a World-Wide reputation as this justly celebrated
Compound. Its extraordinary hculing power* are
attested tu by thousands, and every mail is freight
ed with letters bearing testimony to its excellent
character and wortli as a medicine. Orders nr?
Coming in from all quarters, aud ull War uiuui*
takable evidence of its great popularity.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
".Vr. K. IIrin!i*h?DUABSia: 1 have been afllie
le 1 for many years with an eruption ?jf the skin, of
the nature of Erysipelas, and have tried a number
of preparations without relief. My health, much
impaired iu consequence ot this disease, and hav
ing heard so much nbout the virtues of your pre
pnratiou of "Quccu's Delight." 1 was induced to
try it. My expectations arc more than realized; I
find it n complete success. I give this testimony
I freely, that others may he hem tilted.
"?Yours respect fully, Mrs. II. F."
Rend this remarkable tarte of Liver Complaint,
cured by one bottle of ??Queen's Delight:*'
Mr. E. H. Jteintish?DkauSiu: Mrs. Rials was
suffering with Liver Complaint and pains in the side
and heart, nervousness, could not sleep, bad appe
tite and general bad health. I procured one bottle
of your *Qucen's Delight.' 1 regard her case as
CiireiL She is looking as well as ghe ever did.
Your 'Queen's Delight' is a blessing to the attiictcd.
I give this certificate clitfcrfutly.
"Yours respectfully, " J. D. RIALS.''
General prostration cured by the "Quccu's De
light :"
'*Me**rt. Fithcr ,\ ll:in:irh?Oknts : I have no
hesitation in saying that l regard ?Hcintish's
Queen's delight* a great medicine. I have been suf
fering with Weakness, Languor. Want of Activity.
Fatigue of Limbs, Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Nervous
ness and General Prostruth-nj I have taken one
bottle of the 'Queen's Delight,' and I am rejoiced to
say that l am a new man and am about my business
as well as ever. Yours truly, II. I. FAUNER."
?Do. E. IL 11 SlNTl sm: I take great pleasure in
testifying to the remarkable medicinal powers of
your valuable medicine, the 'Queen's Delight." I
have used three boitl >s in my family, i nd I owe the
restoration uf my wife's health entirely to its use.
I am now trying it for Asthniaj on in} daughter, a
child six years of age; will report the result. Your
medicine if worth a place in every household.
??Yours. &e. It i.V. A. K. DURHAM."
Re sure and ask for "IIKINTISII'S QUEEN'S
DELIGHT,'' und sec that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid hasti ifMltations,
Prepared only by E. H. HEINTISH, Pharmacist,
and for sale ovcrv w here.
FISHER & HEINTISH. Druggists.
Wholesale Agents. m
mar 18?9t Columbia, w?.v.V, L.?ri?Yina.
_JLJtttiLL.._ _.
r,QC!TY?OBANGEBURO COUNTY.
The State of South Caroliun. ) It;. Re.
Ex. Itel. [
Solicitor Southern Circuit. J Lost Doeuments
Application baviug been made by Jacob H. Foo
ter aiwl Klira R. his wife, and Churchwcll A. Cross
well and Elizabeth R. his wife, for leave tu prove the
l'ast Existence, Loss and Contents of the Last W ill and
Testament of John Humph, deceased, ou motion uf
Messrs. liu.'son.s & Legare, Solicitors for applicants
it is ordered, that all persons who may think them
selves interested, do appear before me at Orange
burg on the 25th day of May next, aud cross ex
amine the evidence which tu??y be produced, and in
troduce evidence in rep'v.
GEO. HOLIYER, C. ?'. F.
Office of Clerk of t'ominoti Fleas, )
Ortmgcbtirg. C IL, Feb. L'O. 180'.?. j
feb 1*0 tf
A PAYING INVESTMENT
AND A LIFE INSURANCE AT THE
SAME TIME,
rpiIE EQUITABLE LIKE ASS Uli A NC E SOCIE
TY, New York, issues all kinds of Policies and
pays back to Policy Holdcra all the Profils of the
business.
rrrtBtrY mutcal.
Annual Dividends divided among I'oUcy Holders.
Five modes of applying Dividends.
1st. fertnailrltt Increase of I oliey
2d. Term Increase of Policy.
'Id. I'ut'tiianeitt Reduction of Premiums.
4th. Tonn Reduction of Premiums,
?itli, Limitation of number of Premium* to be
paid. These privileges are granted by no ether
Company.
CASH ASSETS 7.000,000. and constantly
increasing.
ANNUAL INCOME 1,000,000, which al?
increase.* COIlihlUlllly.
It has divided amongst its Policy-holders over
S1,500,000 cash value. Pontons lesiring to secure
Policies apply to N. AUSTIN HULL,
npl 9?tf Local Agent.
?. LOUIS, AGENT,
CAN F?E FOUND
A.T Tl [10 COKNJEK,
Whore he is couatnutly receiving supplies of
DRY GOODS, GROUERt-ES, *c,
and selling the same nt
CHARLESTON PRICKS,
Expenses only Ktldod.
Hois enabled to do thi?, by bis arrangements
made iu Charleston and New York.
He will be pleased to see bis old Customers! Call
before buying ami Examiuo his Stouk.
D. LOP IS, Agent,
mar Iii o ly
RKC^IVEIVH >?>TIC F. -The l it
dorsigned having been appointed HKCKiVER
of the Kstflte of Henry Ellis, deceased, hereby
gives notice that all claims against said Estate
muhl be presented to him. and all persons indebted
must mako pnyincut to him alone.
C. B. G LOVER. Receiver,
feb 20 Ira
MAW ISTHA IKS KMX ItN
For Sale at
war 27 Tim DFPKT..
GLOVER & GLOVER,
.a-ttoiitstkys
AND
(OlVSKLiOUS AT I, AIV,
ORANUEDURU C II., 8. C.
Titos. W. Ooovsa. Moutimkr ?i.ovkix.
Jan 2 ly
HUTSONsT& LEG ARE
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.
Will fltterid the Courts in Oraiigehurg, Bnrnwell
and Beaufort, ami the Hulled Stales Courts.
OFFICE AT ORANOBBURU, 8. C.
W, M. Ilrrsox. W, F. ItVTSo*. T. K. Lao Alia,
jan 28 c ly
izl ak & dibble,
Attorneys and Solicitors,
JA MKS F. IXLAR. SAMUEL DIBBLE,
feb 28 *
CO 1' A 1ST v i; UN II11?
De TREVILLE & AMAKER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
()ittHf/e.hiirg District,
W. J. Dts TREVILI.E, A. I?. AMAKER,
Orangeburg C. II. Lewisville, S. C.
feb 1 If
frisp. fehsnkr,
^Matr.;
I? K X T INT.
WILL BE IS ORANCERURC EVERY THURS
DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
ggf* Office in renr of BULL, SCOYILL A PIKE.
Teb 2(1 if
t. t>. dur] i a m. d.
?SU
SCRG h'OX PEX T/S T.
Office over tUe Store of Messrs. Bull, ScutRI
& Bike.
mar 0 tf
DR. H. W. KENNSRLY,
<>U A KGGBU U U,
HA VINO REMOVED TO THIS PLACE. BE
spcclfully offers his Professional Services to
tlie Otiten* and Vicinity.
mar 18 Cm
DR. J. II. TOOMER,
() Ii A N G K B U HC, S. C.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZEN.*
of Ornngeburg and Vicinity I lull ho has resume*!
tlie Practice of Medicine, am) cau be found at his
Resilience on Russell Street,
jan H> ly
DR. OLI VEROS,
TAKES PLEASURE IN INYIT
ing the Citizens nf Oraugchurg to
.i varied ami well selected assort -
men! of
.MEDICINES,
i TOILET SOAPS,
'/> and
PERFUMERIES.
Head* of Families, snd all in need of
:\r KDin rsr es
should remember that Dr. OLIVEROS' DRUO
STORE is the place where ynu can save your
Muilri/ '
M.intv ! !
_ MONEY!!!
K. J. OLIVEROS. M. Is.',
may 2?ly Chemist an 1 Apothecary.
orangeburg hotel
BY
W. It. TRE.iDWELL.
THIS HOUSE MAS BEEN NEU LY FIT
iii ted up. ami i-? now open for the accommoda
[ilLtion of the public. Cornrr Russell mid
Broughion Si rei t?.
may '.? 9
11j. m a i iSi-; Y9
lumber and timber
VOMnI NN IO X M12KCII l \T,
i WHARF, WEST ENI) MONTAOUE-STREET,
CHARLKSTON, S. ('.
feb 20 3 m
jyiKKKR'N RREi:< II-1.OAI>1X(*
DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOT CIN.
The latest, best ami cheapest made. Uses an\ am
munition. Prices, cotnpl.-le, >~t> to .?>'?.*?.
Address W. Ii. HI RUES, Columbia,
<>r B SSELL x < t).. ( harlcston.
feb JO 3in
pavilion hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. <\
BOARD PER DAY ?:j 00.
A. ntJTTKRKIKL1?, VRft. II. I.. llt'TTBHPI KM),
Supcriatondent. Prop: let res?,
dec 28
A. 11. MULLIGAN,
COTTON FACTOR
(i EX KU A I. ('O.V.V/SSU '.V '.' / 7.' '7/1 V T.
accom MOHATION \\ '\ \ it V,
Cll \RLESTON, S. C.
I will also, when provided with funds, purtdiiiKi
!?nd forward till kinds of Merchandise. M.u incry,
Ag'iculU'rul Implements, Manures, Seeds. \<
OOt if
LENGNICK & SELL,
27 UAYNE STREET.
oha rle8ton,8. C,
Importers and .Libbers in
FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS,
ALL QUALITIES AX1> PRICES, AM)
M1LLIN ERY (100 0S,
or rvKttv uBSORirTtox. "
WTK Wor,1) INVITE THE SPECIAL AT
y y tentton of Merchants lo our large stock of
TRIMMED HATS, of all grades, ami tu 1 line of
FANCY Cit)()l>H. Also, to our stock of BONNET,
HAT and BELT RIBBONS, the largest in the City.
CltAS. Ann ! LbNOMCK. Et?. Km brick Sr.tt.
mar 7 3m?*^f
33. W. KOBIisLSON.
FAKIIIOXABIjE T.mlI?OK,
1 have the pleasure to announce to my numerous
Customers nnd the Public generally, that having re
move! to si Central Position, handy nnd cottvenicnl
to nil. I nm now prepared Cur; Fit nnd muke Up u
GENTLEMAN'S VVA It DROHE with Neatness ami
Despatch. Terms liberal und Work Wnrrnnte.l.
Thankful fer the Patronage of the past, 1 respect
fully, solicit its continuance Next iloor lo Messrs.
Rull. Scovill .v. Pike. I can be 'omul lit nil times.
jan '.! ly 1). W. ROHIXSoX.
^?g^ERNTONiC
WINEMAN &C0.
sepi \2 Tin
Iran sas.s:. hkxt
i OR LEASE.
THE FIXE PLANTATION
Belonging to the Estitteof the late Colonel KE1TT.
and well known as the
I> a r b y I* 2 ti <? ??.
These LANDS are 11111011;; the REST in the Dis
trict, being ait uateil on Lyon's Creek, eottimandiug
A FINE WATER-POW ER.
and of a llich Red Claj Soil. Tlioy nee offered >it
<>NE HALF their Valuation in 18?0. Said Tract
contains ntKI acres.
Cenditions?S!"?."?tif! -one-third cash, the balance
lit twoveurlv instalments. Addre?s
MRS. LAURENCE KKITT,
nov 7?tf Charleston, S. C.
12. EZEK I KL,
at tub
SHiN OF THK WA TCI I.
INFORMS his Friends that ho has moved to the
STORE mi lor Hid FIREMEN'S H VLL. w i?r
will keep a .-elect assort 111 vui oi CLOCKS.
W AT?" 11 KS. .1E V ELRY CUTL E! t V. SI'EOT AC LKS.
PERFUMERY ami other Fancy Artich?. Allot
which he will warrant as represented, and will ...
sold as low as in the t'iiy.
He is also prepared 10 repair Watches and Clocks,
and guur.iutue tirj same to perform correctly for
ouc year.
Jewelry nca:ly repaired.
jan:M* if
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
R
ESPKCTI ULLY INFORM OUR ORANGE
burg Friends that vye h.t-'c moved in out
XMW STORE,
Where we arc ready to suppl? our Friends and lb
Public in general with ti lull a:i>l fresh ciipply of
I?pyx qyjMV, R ^ ? ?* "?
gicr :: IKS,
SHOES,
HATS.
Also all kind- uf
liquors, wines. poi;n:v.
alk, ETC.. Kl reduced Prices.
We have a fine lot of FA M1I V FLOUR from
Jno. CAMPSKN CO.'s Mill, Charleston, put up
in small S?., K-i. v? ry low.
V?e offer for sal/ihc RECIPE for making JACK
SON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND
a*id JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP for One Dollar,
which has given satisfaction to all 16 whom wo have
.old.
w.- w. 11 buy COTTON and nil other PRODUCE,
giving the highest market price, or ship for uny
one. FREE ..1 I'll VRGE and make LIBERAL AD
VANCES on the salli".
net :l?ty F. II. w. hriggmann & CO.
koslabams
Purifies the Blood.
For Nu'.r by l>ru^^i?t? Jivcrywhere.
j"'.V -'5 ly
South <AItOI,?.\A I.OAX A\D
TRUST COMPANY.?Ar.tbo;-i*2d Coital, Five
! ?f:!'.vn l'vlhus,?-iroaen? Limit. s*?(m\Cm"hV
Tlie Office of tlii> Company is now opened at No.
lb Hr-ond Street (South-Western Railroad Hank; lor
ihc^ receipt of Deposits, hiseounl of Paper. Pur.
chase and Sale ul Kxcb. n , and the traufaotiou of,
a General Hanking Uiiaiuc*??,
Intorcal allowed on Deports upon terms c-slah I
lished b\ I he Hoard of Directors.
The Company id also a legal depository for mon
eys pan! intu Cnui'l, will rcco.vc Registry im 1 Ti ..n>.
tcr hook-, act a* agent in pay Coupuiis and Divi
deuds. and us Trustee in Uailroad Mortgages.
DlHKUroltS ? W. C. lice, of Win. ?'. Hee & Co.: A.
S .loin,.011. of Johnson, Crews \ Co.; R?hl. Mure,
of Lobt. Mure & Co.: W. H, William?, of W. 1?. Wib
Mams \ Son: K. II. Frost, Frost ?\ Auger: J. E.
Vdgcr, ol J. F. A Ig 1 & Co.: Henry Ujiordin, ol
Guard in. Matthiessen \ t'?.: George L. Iluiat, ol
HuiM \ lltiift: C.G. Meiun ing. r, Meimnitigcr,
dervey \ I'inekuey ; T. J. KilT. ?f T. J. Ken Si
Co.; S. D. Aikeu, of I D. Aiken ? t'o; John Camp
sen. of Camps~ii \ Co.; A P. Caldwtdl. of K. & A.
P Caldwcll; W. K. Ilyaji. .1. T. W ismati. It.
O'Neill, .i. J, Gregg, Granifcvillei iS. C.
For further infoimatioii address
OF.o. S C v MKRON. President.
TM-'S. P.. w.utiNts. Cashier.
Charleston. S. c , Mnrcli 1*J. ISt'.V?J7?"m.
DOOR, SASH
and
Ml.IX H I'AC'TOKY,
KIN(5 OPPOSITE CANNON STS.,
( HAKLHSTON, S. C.
IHK SU USCH USE F. HAVING FURNISHED
it a great expense, with the most im
T
1 '
proved MAI HlNEllV, is now prepared tv fur nit h
DOOK8, SASH. BLINDS, MOULDING**
lltilldliig Material
.\t Northern price*, and as cheap* If not cheaper
than any like Establishment in the South.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Send your tiers to
UKOltGK 8. HACK KU.
feb 27 Om
THK WANDO M I N I N(i AND M AN UFACTUR
1NO COMPANY oilers tu the Plantersand Farmer?
of the South their' FERTILIZER, known as ihe
"WAXltO VEBTIIjIZEB."
Which the experience of the past uriooti ha? proved
tu bu one uf the must valuable iu our market. It
baa fur its base the materials from the Phosphate
Reds of the Company on Ashley River, and is pro
pared at their Works nt the
KAST END OF HASEL ST11KKT.
in this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company k*S
made arrangements with the distinguished Chemist,
Pi. C. U. SHEPARD. Jr., who carefully analyses
ill the amwoiiiacid mt I other ?.mterial purchttascd
hy the Company, and the prepared
V E R T I L I i K K ,
before being offered for sale. The Company is re
solved lo make :-n article Ahi?h will prove 'cU?
COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satiafae
liou.
For terms, circulars! and"other* IBforlHIlMU ""?"
Apply to
WM. C. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. 1 South Ailautic WliiuT,
jan H)?"m Ch.irlcston, 8. C.
_I _ .._?;._ r,.i...:
WAXTED.?
WHITE RA(JS, OLD NEWS'
PAPERS, Pamphlets, Billheads, Documents, and
Rooks without covers, und Old Rope, for whieh we
will pay the highest cash price.
Apply at THIS OFFICE,
jan 2 if
rjAiii: SIOUMNU NT Alt.
Agatu Enlarged and Improved!
This well established and popular Daily Newspa
per has recently been gre.itly enlarged and im
proved (Hits so con I enlargement in eighteen
months), au l is confidently ofLued to the people of
the two Carolin ts n? s cmd to no dai'y journal in
either of Ilms ? Stales,
The STAR is Live Practical mil Progress!**
Newspaper, eminently adapted to the wants of this
K ct'.oti: sound and conservative in its ter.chir.ge,
a d devoted to the Commercialani Agricultural In
t re.-t of the South, it cpnlwlus full and re!:-bls
Reports of the M.irkets, Dispatches, Local News
und (Jenera) Intelligence.
One Year. $7 OH
Six Months . 8 60
Three .- 2 08
One ?* . 7i
Address, WM. II. RERNARD.
Editor and Proprietor.
tipl g?tf Wdmiugtan, N. C.
c a 1} d .
('IIARIiXS Ki:ilKINO.\,
1710R M ERLY OF THE FIRM OF C. & E. L- KHIU
* R1SON, would inform his friends and the pub
lic thai he has purchased from Mr. JAMES II.
BETTS, all his STOCK IN TRADE, \c atth?
Store No. 232 KlN? STREET, and will there cou
tiiiii? the DRY OOOR8 Bl SINESS. WHOLESALE
,nl RETAIL, Fi?:'. CASH. on his own indiridtial
tccoiiiil au I responsibility. Hu will proceed, with
?ui delay, to replenish ami renew the Stock, an4
? mli.iuc so doilig out.I the assortment shall Lo
u.ide complete and atirac:ive. As ihe terms wRl
be BTRIClMA CASH. or approved city acceptance
or a short credit, it uec >sarily follows that the*
prices niU't be kepi at leu'st as low us to be fuumi
it nuv oilier reep"ctiiule establishment.
H.s brut Kef Mr. E. L. KERRLSON, assisted by
Mr. A. B. MeDONELL. Loth experienced merchant*
a this Iii ? will Ik* found at his store, .-dding in
.lie conduct and management of the business, an?l
t is bopod that his and their eflorts to win tho
. oiilidenee and patronage of I he public will b? aa
fill in past Hu.fi wn- ihe old firm at
of Kim; and Market Si reels..
I kit. OlAYEKOV
? CELEBRATED CHILL
..so FEVER eURffc
At.su Da. i > LI V EROS'
m III 1 If. m i y *Jl 11A R T^-UIW - t ?
LIVER TILLS.
may -?ly
The S. 0. Rspublicm
f'St'lD BY
! IIH UNION PRINTING COMPANY,
ClIARLKSTON, 8. C
RE -ICED RATES,
Wo arc dctermiii r I lo send Tus. Soctii Caboliva
Rr.iM'ULtn.vN bru.ndo.ist through the State. Wo
hav-. (Jeoided Iherefnie lo put down the price to Tw#
Dollars a Year?One Dollar for Six Months. Who.
that boasts himself a voi?r or take.-, pride in m&a
hooil, Crtlittot afford a Dollar for his NewspaperT or
rat In r. what man or what family, with children
growing up. can afford to be without a good New*
paper, ill live limes the prica?
We iutetiJ 10 print tire best newspaper In tho
Stato. Wcshall make it a living, earnes , thorough,
pr.'.clicii] Republican paper. Wc want ten tb'nu
siind r< a lers. Fri.nds, Republicans, shall we ha-ra
ih viii ?
iVf '.li'i Sctll lu ny uddiesH?
? >ue copy for o.ie year, fur."$2.00
One copy, for six months . 1.00
Sis copies, for one year._ 10.Ut>
Sil copies for six moii!Iis. 5.00
These first days of the New Ye ir are just the
time to make up clubs, and get what we believe ia
i lie cheapest mid the best paper in tha Slate,
Friends, will you ad ion l u tV.* matter now?
Subs-Tib-rs who h:;vc pai l S-.">0 will roeeltw
their papers f?u- s.i much iotigcr than n year as tho
money tliey have paid would entitle them to if the/
subsuribed at tho new rales.
Silbsoi'iplions Inual be paid in advance. No pa~
per will be sent till the ? is'a is received.
Sml subscription* by mail to "Tub Rarvati*
v w." Charleston, S. C.
Pontage uti '*TuK llKI'vomoax" is Five oenta *
ipiart' r. jan lt. ?tf
TTILlSfck:* IIDIME,
XL No. us I King Street, (In tho Bend.fc
CILARLESTON, So. Ca.
Tai? Popular EaUhRsh
iut at has just beeu Refitted and Refurnished, ~d i?
now prepared for ihe Hceoimiinilatioti of the Trat*
oling Pitblio. Centrally located, and within three
minutes' walk at the principal establishments off
Mcu.iug, King an . Hayna Strewn, aul anly *f*jp
yards distant from ihe line of the City Railway*
whieh runs to both ends of tho city, it poaoesaeo
unusual advantage* to those visiting Charleston ou
badness. Transient Board $'J per day. Speela.
arrangements made for permanent Hoard of Individ
uals nr families on the most reasonable term*,
iiov Jl Om
1)1 HI. COTTOX NKEUN for NAI.K.
??Dii,k?on's Improved,'' Crop, grown fron?
Seed bought ul David Dloksnn, S:i per buahel for
any amount less loan 5 busln-ts, und $ I. 'A) per bush
el for any amount over '? bushels.
The Hitbsoriber paid $1 per bushel in 1S87 for
tha Seed from which his were grown.
Pure /.ipporuh or Upland Long Stapln, at same a*
above prices. A. P. AMAKRW,
St. Matthews, near Lewisville, 8. C
tlec 20 tf
N
kTll Kl.U^OV HOI SL,
columbia, 8. C.
r'/tfSr O/.JSS HOTEL,
?9 00 Per D?j.
W.M. A. WUIlillT, Mana- er.
r.t s- 7 ?sa