The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 23, 1871, Image 5
LOCAL.
SATUHPAY. $BPT\ 23, 1871.
turn. ., .J^. 1 ??=fc'-.r: ?? ?-?
All Advertisements miist
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
8ee largo advertisement of Theodore
Koiin &: IJuo., in another column.
Mus. Julia A. Hull will reopen her
?-?foruicr school at her Residence, ou the
Hist Monday in October, 1871.
"TlIK RoMANOE ok A KU-KlA'X."?
?"?WeT'wilJ Commence tho publication ol
tdlis story, written bj Joannes, in a
Week or so more.
gffiix"? ^.oy^)?nj.>?A.w!
jPeteu's Musical inr October is upon
our table. . U .is as fresh as cyyrr nnd is
filled with the latest and most fushiona
. ble lnuMc. Price, til per annum, 509,
llroadway, New York.
i ? ?urn- ? - ? -?g??? -
Cotton Ties.?See curd of Mcsrsj.
Gco. \V. Williams & Co iu another col
umn. These gentlemen ut:cd no recom
mendation, ns they are too well known
throughout our County.
4 { Complimentary;-?Wo acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary ticket to
the S'.eond (Jrand Annual Fair, of-tho
Cotton ?tutes":iud AgticulturalFair As
sociation, of Augusta, Gu. It will coui
?lucuco OU tho illsPol'Ootuber, und con
' <iii?c on to the the 1th of November.
PATRICK & RpIMNSJN.?ThsSO ge.n
icu adverii.-e. in to day's issue a line
pevLjneut of.cr-ickcry a':d glassware,
^ski/jLrfey uro prepared to iurutsh French
C'hitia to.i setts ut the lowest prices.
,. Country merchants and others in want
-ueh art oles would do we.I to call on
Kirk Robinson at tin- Engine House.
A Trip is hie 1'olnthv.?We cn
>?? joyed a hasty trip over in tho Fork on
Wednesday :iti<1 Thursday of the last
week. We hot'ccd particularly the c. tfeet
id'the late rains upon the cotton, nud
wo are sorry to state that to judge from
what we s-aw. the crop must iicccssuirlly
la'.l shelter, by 23 per cent, than lh.lt
of last year.
Thompson 11. Cooke, Ksq. bus
called our ulteution to the reul'irks
made in the lust issue of this jour
nal, in relation to the municipal
election cd Orangeburg, and we feel sat
isfied, from his .statement, that u*c unin
tentionally misrepresented him. ".'.iJ take
pie..sure in .statiug cite sepiu to the pub
lic.
As r. Journalist, wc mean to be f.iir,
<ind nothing is Uioro foreign to our mis
sion than to war.tuuly injure any one.
Tiik Yellow Fever in Chaim.eh
Ton.? Wc have been reliably informed
that this epidemic, in our "City by the
P Men,,", has. reached a phase which the
. papirs have not reported. It is said by
many that crowds die daily, of which
fact we are kept iu ignorance. If this
be a fact, II is simply criminal on the
part of those who cover it up. Any how,
wo would advise our friends not to visit
Charleston, under any circumstances,
uv.til aft r a good singing frost has lal
len. We speak thus plainly because
we conceive it l) be our duty to do so.
Wo ihiuk more ut the lif or a human
iu'CiOg llti.ii IfU Kti ., ? I * i V I ^ r., o v.. ItUJ
one man or city.
CHARLESTON PltEsiiYTKUY will con
vene iu tho Presbyterian Church r.cxt
Wednesday evening at 7} o'clock. Sev
eral ministers of tbe Gospel arc expoo
tcrr from Charleston und Columbia;
among thatii Rev. j. L, Girurtloau 1>
1) , whose duty it will be to open the
Sessions of the Presbytery wi h o seriuan.
As all of the proceedings uro open to
the public, all who feel oh interest iu
them ure crodially invited to uttend.
Tho Presbytery will probably remain in
session three or four days
As Dr. Girardeau (who is a man of
great ability nud learning) is well prov
on in this community, wc expect n large
number of his friends w ill embrace this
opportunity of hearing him.
Woon'a Household Magazine ?
"Onward, right onward" seems to bo
ihc alts of the publishers. We thought
it impossible to excel the September
number, but October, with its list of
fatuous contributors and its valuable
reading, is a perfectgoiu, aud tre.ca??ot
understand how so much roal worth and
merit, frutu such popular writers as
Greedy, Pnrton, llcccher. Oail Hatuil.
tou, etc., etc., can be furnished fur only
one dollar n year. Tho magazine is
steadily increasing in publio favor, and
we predict for it a brilliant future, for
people arc uot slow in bestowing their
putronngo where they can obtain the
most for their money. Spceiincu copies
furnished l'rec. Published by S. S.
Wood & Co., Newburg N. Y.
in??m>' ?-??????
New Cknbus and Patent Lawij.
? We are indebted to Munii & Co., pub
lishers of the Scientific American, New
rorfc, for a neat little bound volume; of
120 pages, entitled as above, Jt'com.
tains tho complete 'Census of '1870,
showing the Population, by Counties,
uf all the States and Territories, with
their Areas, and the Population of the
Principal Cities. J^no, tho new Pa'ent
Laws in full, with Forms, Oflieiul Iiulos
Directions how to obtain Patents, Copy
rights, llegulutious fo- Trade-Marks.
Assignments, how. to sell Patents, etc.
Also, a largo variety of valuable in for-,
mation relating to Watcr-Whecls/Steaii:
Engines, and other mechanism, with
tiinuy useful tables and receipts, 175
diagrams of .Mechanical Movements, etc.
We advise every body to scud for it as
above. Price, 23 cts. A more valuable
compendium, for so small n price, has
rarely been published.
i ??????. -. ????????
A Heavy Rain.?On Tuesday nf
tcruoou last a rain fell that astonished
and Confounded the senses of our phi
losophic town folk. It enmo upon
ihetu suddenly, and for a time so con
fused them that several were heard to
exclaim, "My God there will be another
flood !'' One would have thought it was
a fact, that the Heavens had been open
ed, bfc rained and blew, and blew ami
rained until we were almost persuaded
to believe that '"tLc end was nut far
oiT." Once we thought of uniting with
an excitable friend of ours in prayer,
but then (he thought that he was nut
in curliest. Chasei us In di sist. J'ut
there's no use in talking, it tli'f rain.
All old inhabitant of OrilUgublirj* told
us (he day niter that lie never ts.w as
much water full in the same length of
time before, JJut it is not done with
yet, fur even at this writing, the rain \*
faMing. The injury it has done to uu
tarntet? is nun.Id. Certainly, a nrca'
aUKiUIlt uf the Cntt V. Crop lias b 01.
r?iii'"! hy If.
COMMERCIAL.
SliaiiKT iii:i?orts.
Orrier. or tuk Or.AMiKnrno N'kws,
September l"?, 1871.
COTTON?Sales during the weck 'Jd
hales. We QUOte :
Ordinary.Hi <?>?
Low Middling.17", ...
Middling.17 {M
Rounil Hier..$1C6<I per oushol
CuKv.$ 113 per bushel)
Cow Pkab. 00 per bushel.
PiMimts.SI.10 per bushel.
JIM or Tl.ltS Remain.
j injj; in the Post Office to July tttst.,
18? 1.
A. ? Robert Aides. K L Arthur. Miss Celia
Austin, Anderson Asba^liss K M Addison,
Is.?Miss Anna Huggott, D T Holing, j?lin
Hurt, Wade Brandenburg, Daniel Brudwell,
Miss Marrie Bounctt, Miss Mnrrie Bell.'ti
ger. Reuben Burnlmm, R P Bucon, William
T?.i ehmaii.
C.?Rino Cheevs, Joseph en e Cannon, .1
Carter, Row D. V?'. Cut 11mo re, Miss Sillr
dum, II 1) Crook.
1> -Jos J Douglas, J M Datil/lcr, Demy
K.?Cnpt F H HUnofe, Shederick By ins,
F.?Briton Pcndrick, George Felder.
0. ?A J Unsktn, Caloh Gonyrfrd, M L
(Hcaton, Sarah Grnim, Miss Lucy Green?.
-tirant, )> T Gunoiro.
H ?Mrs Mala Havy, Mr. Heuser, fur
Mifs Heed, Moses Haft) Si, Lofoy Hagcrliu,
Mrs M A Hooker.
1, ?.Mrs Ullen lilar.
J.?IneOb Jamison. Esau Jamison. GecYge
Snokson, Miss Rlisabeth Jackson, N R ,Ief?
coat, London Jenkins, Lessn Jamison Miss
Lin Johnson, Ben cotter Jamison.
K._W II Kelly, (leo R Keller, David
Kid?I. Mrs. M Keitt, David Keitt.
L.?Aman P Lewis, P W Lends, William
'featham d. MrsMallisT Leach, Henry Lane.
C F Little _',
Mr Lynch.
M.?C L Mnckoy, Caroline Mack- Miss
Matihiia, Dr,J F. Matthews, John McDanucI
ly, Lucy McMlltlcn, Matilda Martin.
().?Dr George Odom.
P.?Miss Ellen Pherson, Mra Lucy Prosa,
Rev J S Porrycicar, T J Phillips, (i L Pat
rick.
R.?Mrs E P Robinson, Cornclinr Rob
orison, Rachel F. Robinson, Gharlotte Rob
inson, Boho Robinson, Nancy ltec.l, Jolili
Ricjtonbocker.
S. ? Mrs T A Siurkue, George Senior,
Samuel 8iminons, William f milh, R K Sis
trunk, Mrs T Smith, Dr J M Shirer, Kph
rigm Smith, Sarah C Simmons, Mrs Mary
Slack. C R Shulcr.
T.?Her J W Taylor H W Tyler 2.
W. ?Alice Williams. It L White John J
Woodward, II L wolfe, J L Williams, J (J
II R Walker, C A Williams, 0 O Washington,
Jacob Walker, Mrs Anna Wolfe.
t\ ? F F Dimer, D C I'lmer 1.
,Y?Virginia A \ ears .
Z.?Miss Lula Zciglnr, J Zimmerman.
Persons calling for the above liners will
plcnsc say they arc Advertised,
F. Di.MAUS, P. M,
A story iu told of a Boston inn's first
appearance iu politcsocioty in Arkansas.
Tlio company- wore ongaged fn dancing,
but the loveliest femalo present occupied1
a chair by tho window, without a part
ner, Stepping up to tho lady with a
palpitating heart, ho said : "Y.'ill you do
ine the honor to grqeo me with your
company for tho next sot V* "Yos, sir-oc,
for I have sot. and .sot, and sot, till I
have about tilt root/' Was. the reply.
The Northern papers tells us th it the
wild geese aro flying Southward which
means that cold weather is ut hand.
Ok a no Eli uro S. C,
August 14th, 1871.
This is to certify that I purchased,
nine time since, from Messrs. Wm. M.
Suin Sc Co., in Orangeburg, one ?f "Oa?!-]
bnrn's. Patent KeJ tJucke,t),A>ryjs,, andj
that I have had tho same iu constant use
ever since?cutting till kinds of wood,
.itia 'can unhesitatingly testily ro,,tli6lf'|
cheapness and durability, and fine tem
per; and. would cheerfully and respect-j
fully recommend them to the public. 7
/mvc triad tJwm-aiift kiioir.their cjccrjleiwr..]
M. W. WALTZ.
Sheriff's Sales.
IN THE COUUT. OF RUOBATE,
OtiANcr.nrHo Cotj.vrv. r
Sand. I). Sm.Kand others. } In fjj"'1?"'
PursuAuUto an order in this ease, I will
so1.! on th?l!lst MiMiiluy in October, for hatr
Cash, tho balance to be paid in one year, and
secured by bond, with interest from date,
and a.mnrt^ago.of premises, purchasers pay
ing for stamps, recording and papers.
A tract of 180 acres, devised by Samuel
Siiit)aV,un?e>r$tho will ?f Aaron Smoke, situ
ate in the said County nnd State, ami houud
ed by other lands Included iu same devise,
nnd by land of David ttouser, O'eo. Keitt,
and Henry ami Ahraui Smoke.
She'rftTs Office, ) II. RIO (IS,
OrangchurgC. II.. S. C, \ S. O. C.
Sept. <>, 1871. J
sept '.? td
Sheriff's Sales.
Ol? aNQ k IftJ ilo CO ii NT v.
In the Common Pleas.
Dy virtue of the Judgdmcnt filed in tbo fol
lowing case. diroetingthat the lands hereinaf
ter mentioned be sold by meat public nuctiun.
1 will sell at Orangeburg Court House, on
Monday, the second day of Octobet" in-xt.
during the usual hours of sale, the following
real estate :
David 1!. Ilookhnrt, ]
\s Complaint
Krauels c. Shulur j for
and Foreclosure.
Johii Shuler. J
All thai tract of land containing 108 acres
niovo or !'?>?-. bounded north by Luids of II.
Cogswell and .la iu "Shiiw, rn'sl hy Jos. II.
Dallas, wesl by ISoht. t'. Iriek and south by
D. D. Dnokhi\l l.
Term*?One-half cash, and tho balance
on a credit ol Iwclvo mouths, secured by
bond Sud ninrtgnpn with covenant ot resale
on In each of t ie con l.tion of the bond.
ALSO
?lams A. iVrlor'j Com plain I
*> **r.i - . t :'ar
Win, C. Norris. J Foreclosure.
All thai truel of land in Orangcdiur^
County, containing 4*M acres more or loss,
bounded uoulh by lauds of (1. W. Thomson,
soe.!1: and west bv lauds of Ira K. Hart, an 1
east by lands of ?nu Dukes.
T> r.ns?Ouo-hnlf cash, balance on n cred
it of twelve mouths, secured l>y Lund and
mortg.igo of purchaser.
ALSO
T. C. Andrews, et. us. \ Complain!
vs > for
llncliCi S. Douglas. J Foreclosure.
All that plantation iu Orangeburg County,
of which Nathaniel fain, late deceased,
died seized in fee simple, situated near the
waters of Hull Swamp, and denominated hy
the Surveyor in partition as tracts No*. '2
ami containing 171 acres more or less,
bounded l?y lands of Dniinclhy, Knot!*, Car
ten ami tract Nu. 1. as laid down iu r. pint
made hy D. J. Ituniph, Surveyor. Feb.. 1 ^70.
Terms?Enailgh cash lo pay (he first in
stilment and ill!crest due .May 80lll, 1*71,
logothor with costs, balance payable May
;!i). 1872, secured by bond and moxtgngo of j
purc!ni>*er; M itb; intcrt-M Ii um da) of .-air.
ALSO
T. C. Andrews, Judge of |
Probate
and Successor to Complaint
V. A. MeMiehael, j- for
Ordinary, j Foreclosure.
vs I
Mary I rick,
All that plantation or IraCl Of land situa
ted Oil west >idc of Snntee river, hounded by
lands of Win. Keller, Wm. Living-tun and
i..:ii ni Homestead lands ,;!' J. M. Irick, de
censod, coulnluing Iti acres iiii>f|C or less.
Terms ?One-hail cash, balance payable in
one year, secured by bond and mortgage of
purchaser, with interest frem dal e.
ALSO
T. t'. Andrews, Judge of )
Probate
nnd Successor t6 j Complaint
1\ A. Me Michael, :- for
Ordinary* I Foreclosure.
vs I
Lnbnn A. Dick. J
All thai ir.i i <>t land situated in Si Mat
thews Parish, bounded west by lands of l)n
\id St rook, north, south an 1 cast by hinds of
A. J. Ilyilrlck, containing 1 lu.l ucrcs mure
or less, end known as the llniglor tract.
Terms-r-Onohnlf cash, balance iu one
year, secured by bond anil mortgage of pur
chaser with Interest from d tie.
ALSO
T. C. Andre w s, ?'? ?? !^e of
Probate %
nnd Successor of | Complaint
1?. A. Mc.Mlchnot, J- for
Ordinary. Foreclosure.
, . , vs I
Hi J. Irick. J
All that tract of laud iu Ml. Matthew*
Parish, bounded north by estate lands of W.
II. Dick, eiist by lands of Mrs. Catllrine
Prall ok, south by lauds of M. P. Way and
D. S Livingston, and west by lands of the
estate of Felix Kush, containing l'JO acres
more or less.
Terms?Oncrhnlf cash, balance payable
in one year with interest from day of sale,
secured by bond and mortgage of purchaser.
In ?11 eases purchasers lo pay lor papers,
Stamps an I recording.
Sheriff's Office* ) 11. KKJGS.
OrnngeburgC. II.. B. t\, I 6. t>. BJ
tfcpl 7, 1871. J
t.cp 0 id
?\> have on.hand * reasonable supply of
J3. T..)?*L.KINTONS famous, SMOKING TO
BACCO, 'it*. ^ 'v /. j.
"FIIUIT8 AND FfiOWEiW?
nnd are b^ppy.. No remwrae or bitter mem
ories,' against w^tlch this la not a protection/
no restlessness which this does not ijuiet, no
ennui that it docs hot soothe, no doubts or
apprehensions that It does not dispel, what -
ever be your ennoynncea, coroner sorrow,
tnko shelter, under tho canopy that this
amoke builds above you, and you arc "o'er ?1|(
the Bis of lite victorious." Nothing th.it
annoys can enter the charmed circle that the
stibtlfypirl^b't1 jti^%w?"
-around you. Under that canopy, and wite>.:'
Ih iKfs^hnrmed-eiMeij/OIT v r A
A joy intense
I nv ?1-.1A oootihfJeeUe?'I'/: # H
j Glides down your drowsy indolence.
With dreamful eyes
Your spirit tics
Where summer sings and never dies.
No more, no moro
- I ^Tk,e wordly shore
Upbraide you with its wild uproar ;
, With dreamful eyes -
Your spirit litt"'
Utider the walls of 1'aradise.
" Well has Mr. l'ilkiiiton named tl^is boauti
ful product of his skill '?/?mit,^J^^ttr*,''
for it satisfies the two senses'^Piasfe and
smell: nay, he is no poet who docs not nee,
in the wreathed nnd wearied shapes the
smoke takes, something that satisfies the
sight, as wolf! Tho pulutc, tha olfactories,
aud the sense of visiou gratified nt once,
and the nervet? brought into a delicious re
pose, while the fancy Is gently led into Ely
sium, all by tho mystie virtues of this cun
ningly manipulated plant A4*
For sale by
. " "'1 ? V' .?! / : 1
WM. M. SAIN Si CO.
Wm. LL Saiq & Co.,
Al.-o have fur Sale
SWEET BP TT Ell
CHEESE.
MACCARONL
COD YISH.
PICKLED SALMON
t?Nlt)NS,
I It IS II PoT.Cl'oKS,
NEW FLOUR
LEMON CRACKERS
HI IT Kit CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS
RUG A It 1 RACKERS
StiHA C It ACKERS
LEMONS
IVICA ALMONDS
PALM N VTS
F.NGLISII WALNUTS
sit ii.Y filberts
RAISINS ,
PllENVH O-lK?fCft y
ASSORTED CANDIES
JELLIES I ?
CHOW ?'H<>W
PiCCALlLLA
8Vd \ \\ CURED HAMS
BACON
LARD
of all grades.
COFFEE
Cheap.
K \ It DIN ES
OYSTERS
^OUSTERS
LIQUORS
of all grades.
SPICES
PEPPER
TOBACCO
SEGA 118
PIPES
CANDLES
8 LA HC II
sovPjjj
all prices.
SYRUP
BYK UP
for <??'? cents.
PICKLES
TP US
BUCKETS
\c, &e.| A.c., &c.,
And everything else
kept in a fir*t class Fam
ily Grocery Store.
SAIN & CO.
Corner Market and Main Streets,
Orangeburg, S. C
jept 16 may 2" 0 ly
THE FIRST
ANNUAL FAIR
OK THIS
OHANUEBURG
Agricultural Society
WILL HE HELD AT
Whittomore'ft Factory Building,
I t?ll?- ?
COMMENCING ON
.?!> f? i ?? .!.?; ?? ? ? ?! ?? ?
Tucuday, Oct. 34th, 16*71, at
?d *ri ? ii '??ion ?? 11 1 . .
...r-;;? ,.?! ? ?> ..... ? ?... ;-?}
Noou,
AND ENDINO
Thursday, Oct. 20th, at Fire
O'Clock P. 91.
. I'O'l ftM'l -fee 4 ? ' . -*
The following PREMIUMS are offered, und
will be Awarded bjr Impartial Judges.
A. Department of C'rop?.
b?rgest yield of Cot I on upon I acre. $10.
Largest yield of Corn upon ? acres of high
land, $15.
Largest yield of Corn upon ;"> ?eres ef swamp
land, $10.
Largest yield of Coi n upon 1 acre of liigh
laud, >">.
Largest yield of Corn upon 1 acre of swamp
bind, $5.
l.nrgosc yield of Rice upon 1 acre. $?">.
Largest yield of Pens upon, 1 acre, $0.
Largest yield of Sweet Potatoes upon 1 arce.
Largest yield of Irisli Potatoes upon * acre,
$2.50.
Largest yield of Turnips upon \ acre. $2.50.
I*ars:est yield of (.round Nuts upon 1 acre,
Largest yield of Native (!ra?s lluy upon I
acre. $"i.
Largest yield of Pea Vine Hay upon 1 aero.
S*.|.
Largest yiebl of Sorghum Syrup, from 1 acre.
$?'..
Largest yiebl of Sugar Cane Syrup from |
acre, $5.
Parties wishing !?? compote for these Pre
miums must notify the Executive Committee
before c?fj?ucncing to gather the respective
Products, in order that arrangements may
he irade for an impartial test of the respsc
tire Yields.
R.?Samples of Crops.
Ten Prises, worth from $1.00 fo $10.00.
C?(ianlcn and Orchard Pro
diielM.
Fire Prizes, worth from $1.(SI to $.*>.<*>.
I>.? Household DcpnrtnienL
Fifteen Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $0.00.
F.?Machinery and Manufac
ture*.
Twenty Prizes, worth from $1.00 to l?.<M>.
F.-I,adic*' Work of all Kinds.
Twenty Prises, worth from $1.00 to $fi.00.
(???Stock Department.
Fifteen Prises, worth from $1.0Oto $lf>.00
II.?Poultry Department.
Five Prizes, worth from $1.(M? to S-VO0.
I. ? Department of Floricul
ture.
Five Prizes, worth from $1.00 to So.tO.
K??Miscellaneous.
Ten Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
m
BEST FLOWING by WHITE PERSON, $?.
COLD $5.
HEST WALKING in WALKING MATCH, $5
o
.i ?r? ?f ?Jk'il.l nnd VTHLETIC
Excroiscs and Amusements will be arranged
nml appropriate Premiums awarded.
KN Tit IKS for I'XII miTON cm bo made
at the Secretary's Office on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, from '.' A. M. to ?'? P.
M.; hut all Entries for Premiums musl he
made before the Fair opens. Competition
for Premiums is open to ail persons at Home
ami Abroad.
Ample arrangements will bp made for
Stock, and a place furnished for keeping
their Food : and Grain and Forage will he
provided on the Ground at Market Kates.
Every Precaution will be taken to Secure
(lood Order, and (he Safety of Articles on
Exhibition,
Terms or Admittance 5u ein?
Children under ten yearn of
age, Half* Price.
Exhibitor*' Tickets for the
whole Term of the Fair 75 cts%
For further particulars apply to any one
of the undersigned.
PAUL 8. FELDER,
WESLEY W. CULLER,;
IIARP1N HIOOS.
LAWRENCE R. RECKW1TII,
SAMUEL DIDDLE,
Executive Committee,
aug 19 10t
- I - -:?r?-.- 1-aLV-iuL-I-gsg
COURT, HOUSE STORE
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
HAS received a Kosh supply of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS
und STAPLE GUODS.
TRAIN, NEATSFOOT AND LAUD OIL.
CONCENTRATED LYE?C R?xes for $L$0.
A full assortment of SUGARS, COFFEES, BACON, TORRCCO aud 04b?
Goods, nil of which arc offered nt Lowest murket Rates.
ORDERS for RENTING, Rubber or Leather filled at Agunts Prices.
REST FAMILY FLOUR always on band.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MARKET STREET,
sept 1G \j
-._ :.i m-_.lJulj
THE C O H N E H! -
D. LOUIS
Has Just Opened a Large Stock4 of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
??p.>
rg^HIS IS THE jK'IT^ST' STOCK Ornm&u TfliS SEA
_B_ son in thu Town of Orunirubur<r, and has beuii Cnr?fully Selected of the
LATEST STYLES and VARIETIES of GOODS, in the NEW YORK and
uther Markc\s.
Call and examine fur yourselves.
D. LOUIS,
sept 1.0?ly AT,THE CORNER.
-?.-_.-;_:_1-?
TO FARMER S.
JUST RECEIVED AT
VOSE'S GROCERY.
A large bu of SIDES SHOULDERS, STRIPS and HAMS at LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Also
NEW AUGUSTA FLOUR.
? FA MILY GROCERIES !!
t<tf~ GOODS DELIVERED f
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E. EZEKIEL
BEGS TO INFORM INS FRIENDS THAT HE IIAS JUST ARRIVED
from New York with a line selection of
GOLD and SILVER YVATOilES,
with all the litest improvements. Gobi Breast Pins and Rronclics of the latest
style (told Rings, including Wedding, Friendship, Regard and Keepsake. Gold
Box Rreast Pius tor Likenesses ami Hair. Gold Collar, Sleeve and Shirt Buttons
of all Descriptions. Gold Masonic I'ins. Gold Ear Rings and Wiresofall kinds.
Gold and Silver Watch Chains for Ladies aud Gentlemen. Silver Thimbles, a full
assortment Children's Coral Necklaces and Arnlets with Gold Mountings.
SPECTACLES to suit all Sdglitt and Ages.
A select assortment of FINE CUTLERY, consisting of Pocket Knives,
RaZMS. evC.
The finest and largest Stock of CLOCKS that, was ever in this place.
PEARL STUDS and other numerous articles, all of which will be sold as
LOW DOWN as tu the City, tor CASH. Call and examine fur yourselves.
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Now is the Time for Bargains! .
JOS M'NAMARA'S.
I invite attention to the LAROK ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS on hand,
such ns .Inpanes**, Lenos, .Muslins, Cambrics, Swiss and Nainsooks, CI.Iths, CassL
meres, Tweeds, Flannels, Ticks, Shootings, Shirtings, Towels, Ginghams, &c., Ae.,
which will nuw be sold at
GR E. I 77, Y RED I <OE /) PRICES,
or as cheap a* cm he bnught^in any House in thi* State for Cash.
Also, to my STOCK ofH'ROCElllES, cOr?wting in part of several thousand
pounds of R?CON on consignment, which will bo sold for LESS than can'be
bought in any House in Oratigcbrfrg.
A Great Sacrifice
AT
J. P. HARLEY'S
WHO IS OFFERING HIS
ENTIRE STOCK
AND UNDER COST!
Now is Til K TIM K FOR RAR? A IKS
COME ONE COME ALL.
IN O T I C 1^1
ALL PERSONS' INDEBTED TO TIIK
Undersigned will plrn^' come forward
ami settle immediately, as I am eonpellnd
to close up mv Looks.
J. P. BARLEY,
may '21 o ly
Kinsman Howell^
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Liberal Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores,
Charleston, S.C.
sept "j 4ni
rpilK WIKS II II? COTTOX?
Mam i.\? Ti iti:i> ix Atlanta, 0a.?The
Subscribers are the Agents lor the sale pf
the above Superior GIN, nml beg to caM the
attention of Planters to its Mrriis. Price
$ I per Saw, delivered at any R. H. Station
in the State.
PEL/.EK, KODOERS & ft).,
Drown Si C W borT,
aug '2C>? 2iu., Charleston, : . C
CAROLINA BITTERS.
A DELKiHTFUL TONIC.
Wo take prent pleasure in offering the
OM> C2TRl)Dt3rX HITTERS
to the public. Tin y ere compounded with
grent cure. nn>l contain some o! the beet Ton
ic- in the 1 liarmapopia. As evideuce of the
superiority of our 111 fTEKfi otor ?11 others,
we hnTO cortiliuates from many of the lead
ing physicians in our Statu, who hare pre
scribed them in their practice. Tlio
OI.l> CAROLINA RIF/JTTR49
Will be found invaluable for
Want of Appetite.
General Debility,
Chills and Fever.
ami Dyspepsia.
We do not offer our RITTERS us a cure
for all diseases, but as on Aromatic Tonic,
they have no equal. .,
For sale by Dlttggists and flrocers every
where^" l*i incipal Depot.
OOODHTCH, WI NEMAN & CO.,
Importers of Chnioa Drugs and Che?.5
eals. Charleston, S. C]
mar 6 Ijr |
E. L. HALSEY,
illMRER A Ms TIMBER
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
Wharf*, West Kim! .MmitagtHHSt,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
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