The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 04, 1872, Image 6
w*rw Watrt asses, mwi sesrlet cwrom?
iomft of ih* oflcere, the goldembroid
atwd turbans and rieh waistbands of the
Wim* dnsssd MrvwA. the well MM
table, the i?tebes%f tinted light and
abeda An? flwahtag flasks of soductivo
Wines, m*4a np a picture of varied hues
3waWffl??i?
??4 when? to the $auo of44Boa the
the white
appeared (his
_ with pride,) bear
H|f 'fliflr sei enormous bona fide Christ
ms* plum-pudding, stuck all over with
decorated with
? wfAt^ BWSBStaJas, Hk? mistletoe,
ths tUcafiS saw) sthiuirt, land hearty
sjt - wcclBijned' the Success of his
braWtatioa of sn English Christ -
?Ha?er. Then came the post
* healths wer? drunk;
comic and sentimental, were
songs were Bung as the bot
111lg#ne%ynd the festival
latiaoet height, when suddenly
a fall stop was pnt to the merriment?
the song broke off short, the point of |
the ancedote was never told, the joke
waastifled in its birth. "The alarm I"
fijtrsj r'Twas shouted on all
aidSf o4&el|no4} *>f that buglecnil
nHv'Pv Pa *k* ?igbt air from
tbsMualb guardt and was repeated still
more wildly from all the others.
??What is it??"What's the mater?"
nASSiA questioned as the oiheere
toSineaouT of the tent into the dark
ness. The sepoys were rushing hall*j
naked one of their tents; the women
and children screamed with irightencd,
discordant voices j camels groaned fear
4\fJfc^djen])jRtB trumpeted; dogs barked;
tataJoes bellowed in their mad terror;
while, to add ~tw<ta confusion, the bug
gage mnles*roke loose from their pick
ets, and stampeded through the heart of
the camp like Sends nnchained.
"Af H "Fire P "Ag aya V was
rone to Mother in etery lau
and every tone, and all was wild
and dismny. The jungle for
in front was on fire ! Away to
l&JfPh ?PUl* ** J^eih ** a considera
ble distance but rapidly rushing on, a
flMBt bright glare and spots of flame ex
mMMbV Ifflbki the whole of the front,
overlapping the flanks, and in the di
reetioa fljMfe'wbp&' a aharp wind was
Wowtpg.
"Souo
ted the 'Assembly' bugler!"
a* the sepoys kept
ling about, "fc'hy, the?,
Mr. Cresgb, can't you get your nativc
C-!S[ISptor Paddy had been im
Babing the champagne at too fast a rate
to be aastet er of himself, and rolled about
te a ehip without a
A bwssh OBttJB ssadly dashing np to
?befe the colonel stood surrounded by
Us hswshimij o?eexs. It was suddenly
cheeked by the strong hand of the rider,
.JIt*#*?W Belljage spoke hastily as
1st fljtfagthuBself out of the saddle.
V^fdo?, Colonel! I thought it beet
to leave my guard and gallop in with
roftbefire/'
fas it you, tbto, who ordered the
to sound the alarm ?"
??It was, sir. I saw the fire miles
aiJMwj*WWWfrwaB keeping treasure guard,
SA&jMMMpd in to warn you."
l4J^j54rj^ht,air; quite right! And
wowcee and get the companies together."
* Cferald Bolrynge set to work with a
will and. an energy quite equal to the
^MWndn; and in a very short time the
regiment was got into something like
, shape. Companies were detutched to
lU front to cut down the scrubs to stay
the fire; tho groat body of men aud
camp-followers were set to work at
stsak'iag the teats, loading the baggage
? Bunafs, and making preparations for a
retreat behind a large lake lying some
c$Btanoe in rear of the eamp; while the
^^ffRHBSisjeta- ~sre employed in carrying,
the ammunition to a neighboring well
dJMjsfvgifbh it was thrown. Roilyn
Sha vkiiy JUst DCC-u i? VtS?o. v)uu tjuui
tor of sn honr more and be would have
been too late; and as the last man got
behind the bund of the tauk the fire
came dancing and leaping in weird wild
flkmes x over the lately occupied can.p
grouod, consuming and destrojiug every
thing before it.
"But how did yon manage to discover
the Are so soon* Mr. Bollyngc?" asked
Col Estcourt, two days afterwards,
when the rsgtsajutt Was onoe mors eom
"I always walk np and down in front
W? say test erben on treasure guard, sir,
or rest a whilo 60 one ot the tambrils;
ws I ae*wtj?soofl as it eould be seen,
wad galloped in at one* to warn your
fwsrd."
"Bared the samp, sir; eared the camp,
by Jove! by your vigilance?and you
absll be rewarded, Mr. Rollyuge."
And Gerald Bellynge was rewarded.
Be appeared in Orders that ereoiog, as
adjutant: and, two weeks aftorwurds,
fsnsswavwiyVtba willing Hetty Vernon
sjs?4'^ww> sJrrlneT bfCthe padre at the
weat Station. He never ?juito told why
?c bed kept guard so well thatCbrietnas
BSgat; bwt aw ?attar?we will pat it
dows to iCJtl for duty.
Qattvmms> and AbandonedTbop
bbtt.?Chief Justice Chsse delivered
hu opinion in the upretawsUourt of the
United States, in tho oMe of Pardon
sgains py^M^ States, Brhioh opens
the way to numerous actions growing
Out of the late war, , The case in point
wsj a proceeding J? recover thejnroceeds
of a lot oCe^j^i<?f^ ft^?
tared nod Abaudoued ?rcperty Aot ot
l?&sn appeal JWyM^^ ^
Claims, and was srgue'd at the last ter m'
of the Court. The Court of Claim*
dismissed the petition on the' ^ro?9t(
that it did not sver that the claimant
had not given aid or comfort to' the re
bellion, and that it did not sufficiently
aver executive pardon. The Chief .1 us
tico held (the same as in the case of
Armstrong v? United v State, recently,
deoided) that the President's proclama
tion of December- 26gw^gfig, gn>nUag,|
pardon and amnesty unconditionally
and without reservation, relieves the
claimants, in all cases under tho Captu
red and Abandoned Property Act, from
proof of adhosTon tos the Unitedv"5taW?
during the late war, and the judgnieut
dismissing the petition was reversed.
It will be been that this is the second
decision of the kiud that has been ren
dered, and already many persons in tho
South have taken advantage of it under
these 'deoisions most of the property '
taken at tho South during the war can
be reclaimed*.
"? -
Parepa Rosa was pinging "Oust a
Diva" in ooo of the Western cities.
Folding her white bunds on her bosom,
uud raising her tender eyes, sbo com
menced her j-Eolian nates, the melody
swelling and breaking into a gush of
plaintive, supplicating harmony, that
vibrated through every chord of the
heart. I glanced at^ury friend at my
side, radiant in her dress ntid halo of
golden hair, and there Was a sweet, pen
sive look on her downcast faoe. The
music eessed, and the audience, wild
with enthusiasm, wan demanding an
encore, when my beautiful companion
raised her large, serene eyes to mine and
said, "Isn't it sad?"
"Yes," replied I quickly, sharing her
feeling : "although so glorious, it touches
a melancholy chord"
' O, nonsense!" she exclaimed, "I
don't mean that! You know very well
that I don't prctenq to appreciate this
kind of musical jargon. I mca:i isn 't it
sad to see so many young men bald
headed I I wonder if itr Un't dissipation,
or the climate, or what ''. Do yon know
that I have Been picking out bald heads
down In th* p^r^unt?t^a? would you
believe it, I actually counted tweuty
uine 1" - ? ' v v r- r
-jrXL.L ?
There is a good deal in a name after
all, and the fancy stores ure doing a
lively business just now, having rcchris
tencd every artiole of their stock "Dolly
Verden." Lastyear,s neckties, purusuls,
gloves, veils, and funs, albums, collars,
and even gentlemen's dressing robes,
and toothbrushes, all are Dully Yardens.
Dear Dolly, how she must squirtn be
twecn the pages of many, many volumes
on many shady, cedar scented shelves
where she is laid lovingly in libraries all
over two continents. Nilsson In the
shape of a necktie and Patti as a collar
ette, and Parepa Rosa as a fan used to
sell off well, while Mademoiselle Aimoo
an a set of shell jewelry really wont oil
like hot cakes some time ago, but no one
asks for Nilsson or Potti uow, and Muri
Ailneo languishes furgotteu und ueglect
ed, while "the cry is still they come" for
everything that bears the uatuc of Dol
ly.?Exchange.
A Chicago papar told this pretty lit
tle tale: Several yours ago thcro was
such a tremendous freshet on the Uli
nois river, that it was for a long time
referred to as the "flood." During a
lawsuit iu Peoria, nn old man nuraed
Adam, living in a little hamlot on the
river known as Paradise, wus examined
"What is your name f1 was tho first,
question asked him.
"Adam, sir," said he.
"Your name is Adatu,isit? Well,
where do you live ?
"In Paradise, sir."
"Oh, your uaine is Adam, and you
lire in Paradise, do you ? Well, how
long have you lived there?" .
"Ever sineo the flood, sir," replied
the eimpla o\ti man, whose words were
drowned in a roar of laughter, iu which
the court, jury, counsel end spectators
all joined. A Peoria paper rejoins:
The only objection to this story is, no
Buoh remarkable pluvial occurreHCo
known as tho "flood," no such man as
Adam, and sueh a thing nover happened.
With those few exception.*, tho story is
correct.
L .Among Ipther "sports of the Ring"
may be inoluded weddings.
rVidow Fay, of Oregon, ha s set up a
cigar- manufactory, and ?4er weeds are
said to bo the best iu the State.
A printer's devil iu an Omaha office
was bitten by s dog a few days since.
The dog lingered several tin; a and then
died in great agony.
ING
:ui^NSjfiJ mW*
humbug!
8aood.oAat?9 msots
WILLIAM T. LIQHTPOOT,
G?NNER,' >. f rT
* AT
I And secure a BAKU A IN in
DRY GOODS
BHolMl/ 9W?oWA -iJ/JJlHV
.HARDWARE.
And an ENDLESS VARIETY of the
Pest Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c,
AH of which will he sold at ouoc without REGARD to COST aud NO
HUMBUG !
Oue DWELLING for sale nn Middtctoh Street.
Also my OLD STAND STORE on Russell Street.
jun 20 dec Ho , ly
"WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER
TTA8 juHt returned from CHARLESTON
XX With tho best selection of SEED
IRISH POTATOES ever tirougbt to Orangy
burg. He hns on hand the
EAR LT ROSE,
GOODRICH?
PINK EYE.
and PEACH BLOOM.
Also another CURAT* EOT of HAMS from
10 to 15 cts per lb.
White NORTHERN PEAS.
Green and Yellow GARDEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS.
A lot of Prime New York SMOKED
TONGUES at 00 Cents.
.BREMEN LAG AR by the doz., delivered
free of charge 1i any House.
8WEET CIDER on drnught.
MAEL aud GRIST?Bolted and unbolted.
A splendid aiflectod WHOLE STOCK of
Men's, Women's and boy's SHOES.
Also a lot of Farrnor'a Indiapeoanble Im
plement.-, such Ii? TRACES, H A MKS. AXES.
M ANURE FORKS and PLOW LINES.
He alt") now keeps on hand a 8AMPLK
BARREL of the World-wide, well-known
ACME.
COMMON WHISKIES from $1.40 up
wards.
The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINF
VINEGAR in the Village, without aoy ex
cepttoo.
B$sf Claiming my small aharo of the trad<
and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
ERS for past favors, they will please remem
ber the NAME aad PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
W. T. MTJLIVER (Not MILLER,)
WAV DOWN ROUND THE CORNER.
jnn IS
tf
?f^wu.ri i \ .... i . i. '?UULUiS ij ??
WOULD INFOPM THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR
riaee Making? in all its various branches and will Manufacture er Repair a! the
Shortest Notice, all Carriage?. Buggies or Wagons. And sm also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND G "I TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought f*om \ ts ] cent more
than that Ginned on the common Gins.
oct 8 npl J?ly B. RIGGS.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DOYLE, WILES & CO.,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEUURG COUNTT THAT
they bare purchased tho
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAY
And are CARRYINO ON the
CARB1AGE BUSINESS
In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will bo PROMPTLY FILLED
All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH.
COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
.DOYI.K, ?VII.FS 4X CO.,
dec 17 c Orangeburg, S C.
ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.
This Article, prepared by the ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY, undor the direction
of their Chemist, Dr. ST. JULIEN RAVEN EL. for composting with Cotton 8ced. is now of
fered at the Rcduocd Price of $28 per ton cash, or $31 per ton payable Ist November.
1872, Free of Iutcrest.
Orders filled now will be considered as Cash 1st March, 1R72, or on Time as duo 1st No
vember, 1872, thereby enabling Planters to haul it at n time when their .Wagons ..nd Mule.
are idle.
PELZ ER, RODGERS i CO.. General Agents,
j-:r. P. ? 3:i; ZtrtiiCha it harj, i'huri.si'jn, o. ('.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.
This FERTILIZER, manufactured by the ATLANTIC PHOSPH ATE COMPANY, under
the direction of their Chemist, Dr. ST. JU LIEN RA YEN EL, is now offered to the Planting
Community AT THE VERY REDUCED PRICE OF $48 PER TON CASH, or $62 PAYA
BLE 1st NOVEMBER, 1872, FREE OF INTEREST.
Ttiis FERTILIZER has been very extensively used in this Stats, sad has givon entire
satisfaction; some of tho most practical plauiors admitting it to be equal to Peruvian
Guano, pound for pound.
All sales made now will be considered as cash on th 1st of March. 1872, aad to those
buying on time the sale will be considered as due on 1st November, 187*2.
By this arrangement planters will bo enabled, without extra cost, to haul their Manure
at a time when their wagons and mules nro idio
Pamplets containing the certificates of ih-.se who have used the ATLANTIC PHOS
PHATE will be fur nib bed on application to the Agents.
PELZER, RODGERS & CO.^Oeneral Agents,
j?o ??3in Browns Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
THE STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY
C II A K L E STON.S.C
PROPERLY APPRECIATING THE NECESSITY OP FOSTERING THE PLANTPfG
Interest of the South, rosotved in the outsat to otfer their Fertilixcrs at a Price which
would place them within the reach of every Planter.
They offer their ?'Solublo Guano,*' a complete uiniaoniated Fertilizer, at $45 eash, or $50
on a credit, to the 1st Novvtututr next, w-ith.apprpvud city acceptance without interest.
The "Disrtolved Phosphate," fur com pot-ting vyith Ct>tttfu Seed or Slabto Maaure, is now
Offered at the very low price of S'-V> p?>h, or s:;o r>n credit, as ar*>ve. That is highly ri.
commeavlcd by Planters who vised it hist year to their entire satisfaction.
WM. RA YEN EL, President.
? .D. AI KEN, General Agt., No. ft Central Wharf, Cbrtrlestou, S. C.
fltt 1G k dm
Save Your Money !
* 00 TO i.h
J. P. HARLEY'S
AND bay CHEAP Dry Good*, Boots,
Suoes, Hat?, Caps, &c, of which ho
baa just received a fresh Supply.'
ALSO
FLOUR of all grades.
BACON. LA KD,
SUGAR aud COFFEE
* ' ?f *!?' rSfvall grades. ^
Besides numerous other articles in my
QroOery Department nil of which I ani toll
ing at Prices not to be exc el led for CHEAP
NESS in the Town. Come and see for your
telvee.
BSF AU Persons indebted to me must pay
up immediately as I am cempelled to close
my booka. A word to the wise is suflicicnt.
J. P. HAH LEY.
oct 14 may *J7 c ly
VINEGAR BITTERS
J. WstSSS, l-r ; -'.I r. R. II. McDov
ti.n. A|?U, Sao FisocUeo, Call, ? I H
a Co., p. ... a
aioisrt* ?trt.t, ,N, V.
MILLIONS Hear TcMtinnny lo Ihclr
\\ (imlci ' 111 t'umtlvc I.licet*.
They ore not a vile Fnney Drluh. Jtodc of Poor
Ruin, Whiskey, Froof Spirit* nml Kcfuao
I.iqaorsj iloet?ro<l. spied and ?>ucolencd to please tho
tuvtc. culled "Tonic?,'' "Appetisers," "Hestorcrs,"4ic.,
tlmt lead the Upplcr on to drunkenness and ruin.bat are
ninio Medicine.mada from the Nntivc Itnot* and Horb*
of California, free from nil Alcoholic Sllmu
Innt*. They are the (ill eat iii.ood l't It i
I It.lt und a LIFE UiyiNCI FKINCIl'le,
a perfect Renovator and IlivtROrntor of the System,
carrying off all poisonous matter and rortorl ng thcbluod
to a healthy condition. No pcrnon can take these Bit
ter? according to direction! and remain long unwell,
provided their bone* aro not destroyed by Diinerul
poison or other means, and the vital organs waatod
beyond vho point of repair.
They are n Griiilo 1'nrffntlve na well na a
Tante, possessing, alao, the peculinr merit of acting
aa a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or In?am
maUon of tho Llrrr, nnd all the Visceral Organ*.
FOB FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Inyonngor
old, married or single, at thodawn of womanhood or at
the turn of life, the*c Tonic Bitters have no equal.
Farlnlammatorr nnd Chronic llhenma*
?Jam and (Join, Oyapepatn or Indigestion,
Dillons* Remit lent nnd i iilrnuittvuf Fe
ver*, UI sense a or ihr Itlood, I.lvrr, Kid?
ncya and Kladder, t'.irso Ritters)havebuenmost
ancceaaful. Such Oiaeaara aro ean.sed by Vliinted
Illootl, which la generally proditc. d by Ucruiiiii-uccut
of the Dlceatlvo Oranns.
dyspepsia oit indigestion, n^nd
sehe. i'sln In tboShoulders, Cough?. Tightness nf tho
Chest. DixsinoM. Sour Eructation* of the Stomseh.
Had Taste in the Mouth. Uilinus Attacks, I'alpltaUoa ut
tbs Heart. Inflammation of the I.tings Pain in the re
gions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other patnlul s>u>p
tona, are the oCsprlus* of .
They invigorate tho Stomneli nndstimumtn tho torpid
Liver and Bowels, which rcnacr tlietn ,>f um.?in ill.-1
efficacy In cleansing the blood of all impnritlea.and Ini
paitlng now lifo and vigor to the \. hole system.
FOB SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions.Tetter. Salt
Rheuni, Ulotcbes, Spots, Viniplee. I'ustule*. Holl*. Car
buncle*. Iltug-Wiirras. Hesll lle.-id. Jvro K> .m , Krr.ipe
ls*. Itch. Scurfs, Discoloration- <?' tin Skin. Ilumera and
IHs?se? ef the ."km.. i wiiatevi nanieoriiatnre.ua
llterallv dug up and ranted out of the R) stem in n short
time 1.) the use ut th.-se 111 Item. Our Uiltli- In sueh
caacn will convince the uiusl iucrcuulous of ;hc!r cara
live cfleets.
C lea use the Vltisted nine! whenever yon P.::d Its inj.
purities burst lug through tuo skin iu IMmple?, Erup
tions or Sores; cleanse it when yon Bad It obstructed
and sluggish la the vclu?: cleanse it when it Is f ml.
aud your foellugs will tell you when. Keep the Mood
pure, aud the hesllh of the s> stem will follow.
Flit, Tape, nnd oilier Worum, lurking in the
system of so mauy thousand., are effectually destroyed
.and removed. 8?>s a distinguished plirslologitt,
there is scarcely an imlividuitl upon the fare of the
earth whose l?>dy Is exempt from the presence of
worms. It Is not upon the healthy elements of the
body that wonu* exist, but ui>on the diseased humors
and slimy deposits that breed I Ii--.,- living monsters of
disease. No System of Medicine, no rcrinifiivrs, no
SAtbrlsnintlca will free the system from woiuts like
these IlitUrs.
J. WALK Hit. Proprietor. R. II. MCDONALD A" CO.,
Druggists and Oeu. A rents. San Francisco. California,
and n and II Commerce Street. New York.
BaWSOLD BY Ahl, DRUOCl?TS AND DEALERS.
aug '2ti
THE CR?AT' BLOOD "I? U R1F1ER,
Possess intf towcitul invigl i
PR 0 PERT I ES 8r A- PLE/alANT ORIN K.
Those Bitters ,.i > positively invaluable ia
s^^p^'ji^?^^-^au>>Hs(r>.i
They purify tho t.ysti m, t>nd will euro
II? milUut, and liitcnuittci.t Fever*,
NERVOUS 01 SEWE^^tl^CeOMrWa-T
and ojo a preventive of Chi'.ls or.d Jever.
SESOF-TM
All yluld to their po-a rful eCU-aey.
fcVilWitiia?liai.w^ia^
Are, un antidoto to changa t.: W;!1., ?? an t Lhart,
to tbo wasted frame, and correct all
iiaii.^naViiiHivwaii^'-V
AViU save days of suffcrii.jr to the sJct, nnd
:URE^S NEVER WEt?PEPPLe.
The grand Faiiaxca for all the ills of life.
TRY ONrL'.eOT-T.Lr
fte Standard
port
BITTERS/? ^S^X^
5EEIiH,
In
ror Pingl
Tonnp;c
these Hitters
PhtSlCiAKS THERE,
PRESCRIBE IT IK
THEIR
"ManieX^^S.
the*
s^eailad and have often
means of saving lif
TR V_0 Nt BOTTLE.
nov 18 ' ly
'ATERAVHEEL,
Mifl Gearint,Shafung& Pulleys
P()(Hl?HU^%TlMOBejl?
tepl 10 I?
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
Chabi.est?*, S. C. December 23, 1871.
ON AND A FT ER 8UNDAY DECEMBER
24, the Pasaengor Train on the South
Carolina Railroad will run as follows.
koh adoibta.
Leave Charleston....8.10 A. M.
Arrive of AtlgUSta.*.'25_j^ mT
rOB . COJLUMBtA.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.....4.0? P. M.
TOR < HABI X8TON.
Leave Augusta.?.-7.40. A. M
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
Leave Columbia:....,.7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8,20 P. M.
TIIROCtJ? WILMINGTON TfBAtN
Lenve Augusta.-.8.00 A< Vf>
Arrive at Kingville. .9.00 A. M.
Leave Kingvillo.....?12.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta!.6.80 P. M.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXl'RESB-SUNDAVS EXCEPTED
Leave Charleston.,.:.?.8.30 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.7.30 A. M.
Leave Augusta........P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.?.r>5 A. M.
COLUMBIA SIGHT EXTRESS?SUNDAY* EXCEPT
TED.
Leave Charleston.7.10 P. M.
Arrive at (Columbia . ..'....7.30 A. M.
Leave Columbia....0.00 P. hi.
Ai rive at Charleston. '..7 00 A.?M.
SUMMXUVILLK TRAIN.
?7?fc?:
Leave SutrunecvUlaaU.
Arrive a' Charleston at.S 41
Leave Charleston at "...8.80 P. M.
Vrrive at Summervillc at. .-L.45P. M.'
CAMIlEN OKAXCn.
Leave Camdeu.0.15 A. M.
Arrive n't Columbia .ft).40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M.
Arrive nt Canidcn . P. M.
Day and Nigut Trains make t*?oso connec
tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and
U ntral Railroad.
Night Train connects with Macon and
Vugusta Railroad.
( htumbia Night Train connects with
Greenville and Columbia Railcoad, and with
Charlotte Road to points North. t
Cnmd?n Train conn-ctsat Kingville? daily
except Sundays) with uny Passenger Train,
tud runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLKR. Viee-President.
S. R. PlOKBNS, Gonor.il Ticket Agent.
GtO. S. HACK LR,
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND FACTOY,
Cliarlcxlon, S.
THIS IS AS LARGE AND COMPLETE
i Factory at* there i.? in the South.
We keep no Northern Werk to till Country
Orders. Sen I for Price List,
Factory and Warcrooma King-Street, op
posite, Canhon-St., on line of City 8 all why.
Address GF.O. S. IIACKKR.
P. (). Box 1 To. Charleston, S C.
sept 0 woo 1 y
ECONOMY LEADS TO
AVA.LT II !
HE,UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
inform the citizens of Odnnibia and
uirounding Couutry, thai they have pertnt
icntlv
LOCATKD IN COLUMBIA,
m l offer to the public n large ussnrtutout of
FASH EtljSl 4 i.<>rui.\Li
and
Fi 'R NIS II IX G a OOD a',
Ii ATS, CAPS, ETC.
PURCHASING OUR GOODS at first class
houses an I for cash, we defy Competition.
Call and examine our STOCK and con
vince yourself that you can SAVE MONEY
>v purchasing at our Establishment.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
invited to examine onr Sto'ek, being assured
hat we can sell CHEAPER than any. other
House in Columbia.
S. STRAUS BRO.,
Under Columbia Hotel,
oct 7?tf Columbia. S. C
The Celebrated Fertilizers.
FOR SALE BY
WUvOX, ?T.ibha tV Co.,
iMroBTsjtS AN!' DuALEPS IN Gi'ASO',
] 18 tiny ?NV . ?VfjM?.ni/i, du.
1 ."> I Z?f*/ R'*J/a Churli'fton^ S. C.
F..r further infortnatiu:t npplv r address
as abovo for Almanac for 1872.
BCLL, 8COVILL * PIh.fi.
A_?ent" nt Orang?.bnrjr, S. C
?u 20 ???
SIXTY-FIVE FI!
?ALS AWAtoM?*WA?
%n?aWJ1Ke;
Manufacturer* of Wk\\m\\\
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT..
BALTIMORE, "M&^XCTfgg
These Instruments ht??
Public for nearly Thirty V
their exoellenee alone atta*
med ?nd inyar'
pronounce* tWet ***
ifd prt-e
to?ch. -'.Hawaaaw
?equaled, in "??? ?? - <?ua?^aaB?s*jBSjaj
TONE,
woRKsfANgnir/jrr?\4tiUafi9
An? -
Bf^- All our SQUATfE" TIATt?? Ta>jJ
New Improved OVERSTRUNG
the AGRAFFE TREBLE. ? . ,
|?r We would call special attc^lon*^Wt**f
late Patonted Im, -?vemeuts^ia. flfl^B**!?
PIANOS and 8QUAHE GRANDS. f?ftlV^*
no other Piano, which lniiijx HniPiaaeinamfff la>?
er Perfection than has not yet been attain- ,
od - ?' -; r,m 0i j-jijaaa IAW
Every Piano frtHr WnnaakJ
for Five YcHSfSjriunoo tW
JOT Wo are by special arraagsjnysA^jSSja-t,_
bled ta furnish PARLOR ORGAnT aJSlttr**
I.ODEONS of the most celebrrt?4t Jna1*Bfe,tq
Wholesale and Retail at lowest Factory TW* ^
ee$. < ??'??5 * ?i ???ShT
Illustrated Catalogues and^ ^'fj^|j ta^si
promptly furnished on applicatfo
WM. KNABE? CO.. Bislll
Or any of our regnlar <*Ktabliahpd; ??ggBl*fM
jnn 27 6m
_itiruU-1-1-i ispff as fcsM?
The People's Bafeeta?*
NfcXf DOt7RJT?** ' ?^ * *?*
red corrj^'i^tfri?
AWo/ IWsbyteruiti ClsitrcTi!, ^ujje/AW.**"
Just received a fresh sop^y'oT *?
FINE CANDIES. * ' ?r? t1*1^^
CONFECTION ARIES. W?Jt
FRUITS. ????sm
-?.-NblBHUU ?'?????
TOYS of every description, and; tOfrpa?fV9r*
suit the times. , , ... _
I also keep constantly on1 MnV ????sl I
FRESH BREAD* ? ? Ii st n mt ftsfr
CAK,iPi1s^vS^^?'-H
Prices reasonable. I ?? ?r.t 1?? eb\im\m*y4!T
AtJJO fl u ? y'ii^m btt%
WEDDING CAKE | Uli }tj 1|p MlWaM
care to suit the most fastidous tastes, "* "
The PATRONAGE"of my fr!~ni!? atft'iVfl'
low-citizens is respectfully anliciteii. i,t K*tvs
Jj?-?it tttiril as bmuUfmsstt
MONKY CANNOT 1$U? OHJLa
For SI*hC I*> f^?<*el*S*C
BET THE DIA MOND *PF.C*MC%*fr WiLti
lM.ESEitiYE'laT. \t<M*> rfy,
tjal fc-a? dsiswf
M
? jilrli! aVrSJSA}
[;' von valor \? in 1 v.-*ij_'t't uso these Per-;
feel L*n*ej?, Ground from Minute Crystal
Pebble*. M.ltni tu. i I'm i, iJiiitl'dttiseislaair
name ??Diamond"' ua actomit.oC JC,<&U<f^
neas and Brilliancy. Tpey will last manV
v-ns witlton' clin?(reu u^' arfet^stlaasfsl
superior to all otlwiv in mho. i , , jujj
Manufactured by the Spencer Omlssla
Manufacturing C.... New Yolk*. ?l4s\?ia>?
CAUTION;?None Oeuuingiuulrias^a^mflf
11 with Ot|r trade mark. . j
For Sale by Responsible' Ag^nrs tnfAa??sV
out the Union, fj [<j ?itt?iu?s(
F. .1. OLIVERf?. .
jan 20?ly Ol artgehnrgi'S!**?
-. .'m\*0m%$\\ nl-toye-.
Carolina FertiBApf
it us tm frtaw
TKlUMVU^XI.M^tL
WnntxoTox. 5. O., Angua^SJtf. **Tfm
For the largest production of Cot toils'
the acre. l.tV3OTf? Ca AW!** f BITtV?sju*
F?rtha largest production ' W^hVa* to^
the acre. l.OtK) lbs. cas4>J,|?if FSHfWl?Pt*f
The above pretuiuma ,nre for^ crops PJg
duced with tho u.<e of the "CirWHW'VeMii>
zer alone, or in contbtnationrifjMsjyf *
in.u.urea only, and tlve iQvanlintf jof ss'dt
premiums is left dlecr^liblHIfynV^B^Wi*
committee of the * unit in I inn ? >i ISj||tf>S asJfcl^SJ 1 s:'
rules. ?.-,?
BANDERS," OAfrS
AgejitaatfCsajaHttts?
STEVENS & CURETON, . .
Lanc.ister, S. C. 1 ?'?'????*?*
_g ? ?{'<?? ??< tusf s>j>
?.vxn.\ws, L-\SCASTES. Cocstt, 8. Cs
" d.^vTisit ? ^SM?t?
I To /*. /'. Zimmerman, E*q., Seeeetory.ofrthc
Fair of the Carolinas, Charlotte^^^D. i
Tlu- following is a correct statement of
Cotton raised by Sfevens^y'T?WPPIfTra 14
acres of stubble land. *h]slli%fft\ manured
with 400 pounds of^araUAftWat^iRzor. Thar
following is thn mode of c.i Iii vat ion:; It was
thoroughly broken nj lsrjgfM(^ifj^P? *B<>
laid ofi in rows "1 feet "wuTo, Aobe Fer
tilirer applied in the' drill, IheH^Mdled on
it on the lmh of May. and planted the same
day. but owing to the cool and dry weather,
did not come up to a ffritTtd-en)B WWut the
1st or Juno. First \v>>rkvngMi .asfesYutv
nround with a half shovel atpdjTrtjtially
trimmed out with a lioc^njS^j^jH-rypekias;
inches lung, and the nil ?Id'es'fBT^WTOwith
a sweep 18 inches wid?? t?tttsr\?i#>w to S>
row nod Chinned to r stand..wUausa&ao about
12 inches between tho wKmati.waari srter
wnrds it was ploughsd..e*as3Sia*4|o weeks
with a sweop IS inc
lime, until it was worked five trt
The following is a d?'^ffWf^|ent of th*
Cotton picked: , u~-..
1st Picking.:..7?.!S.25?
21 Picking.-410*
8d Picking.413
Estimated amount of unopened matarsd
boiu.?$s?;jfc.x^
Total.^?W?..Mv?Vt?i
I certify I weighed the*CoV*
the adovc si element, and it is e.
Oetnher Id, 1871'. > i<vi?a*JA AstGHlAAiAM.
At the reqnest of. MMkni^^'ULw^ss k
Ct'RF.To.v, wo It^ya.r^VfV^fjL?wlaLw ot
Cotton, and ?he estim.itc mads aooVeia trua
to the !>c,l of our obllW S-t>
D. V.'Bl'RANsVis
W..A. GRAU-V?.
JOSEPH F.t)l)CES.
Premiums, awarded to Sti.vk.ns ft C'0ftS<
ton uii ?boVe certificate.
We will fl-11 the al>ove Splendid Fertilivev
at Forty-Five Dollars cash, or F^ij; Detlara?.
payable 1st Nc^^;at>.?<?>?, ??Ah \\ ima at 7
flouse in^3h^le3t^!^ii!^??^?Ul sail aa
same prices, adding IhtffrcafcUfl?L?^jafjaj
te their Depots. ' ?i<l ? fThf W\
jattl3 ?* 4M
? - . ? ,f vtt >o vMs^WSttA
n -,Tjrj ? -
17I,FX*AX'r 81I.U POPl.lX*
\ to be had st I
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