The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, July 27, 1872, Image 13
Couli.?The M
wife, Hvmi fWAftea vest of MilU
mm
llvtef oonple of whom as nach ca
lCU
ye tho protection of hi) newly
Mr. Ch?ek eulia
. wai?UBaMng the w
? Orao? ia?TOP^^elpat i
ties of Tallahatche, TalUJcga, Autosso,
Emuofuu, Horse Shoo Bond, and other
M^ff?tyttoli\ being present when the re
^l?s^JsjMihfl^MCiL^attaMpdqd
rered his last Bad Bpoeoh. At
the closo of the. war, he returned to his
iamily nt Browling Groan, and shortly
auur moved th this State and settled
Mar where he and his wife now live.
They reared a family of eleven children,
all of whom are now living?the youn
gest, a daughter, boipg forty-two yours
11 have married and havo Jauiilios.
except one sou, who is a mauinc. The
ten families* havo reared 100 grand
children' eighty still liviug. Twenty
three of these grand ohildreu havo ntar
rwl, forming twenty three uew families
-*nd hare;?ixty, ehiidreo. Of these
great grand children fifty are living?
some of them old enoughs tOf^innrnfe
This iB a 11; family, remarkable for.
longevlt^^MKIt./frugality and, indus
pareuta talk; mm
much and talk well
? ho is habitually
silent in his own house may be iu many
resyet-ts a wise roan, but ho ia not wise
his silence. Wesomerimes soo parents,
life of every company
ley enter, dull, silent, and uninteresting
among their children. If
Haj^yjt mental activity and men
stores sufficient for both, let thorn
*ido their own household. Ire- .1
?orte beef and wheat, and lives
itoes. and thoy faro as pooly who
Lhcir social charm* for cot
ions abroad, and keep thoir dullness
j'or home consumption. It is bottor to
iuBiruct children and make them happy
at home'than il ia to eftarrn atrangera er
amuse frieuds. A silent hou<o is u dull
> for young people?a place from
lioh'they will escape if thoy can.
They will tnlk or think of being shut up
tfmre, sod the youth who does not love
homo ia iu ^m^eJf ffi
The ease of Daniel Samuol, petition
reditors, in tho matter of tho Green
Columbia Railnud, petition of
ry brokrupitoy, wm before
ryau,in.Charlorton, on tho lGth.
rkT^^Se^ppeareoTKoounsel rop
ng a larg er nmouat of guaranteed
ds ob opppsiug counsel to adjudica
Mr. ?a?tcr also appeared as op
ug counsel. Messrs Simo.iton and
er represented the Executive Cum-no
ud-holders, who mot iu
S^Couner, fix
Kttlhctt, conn
ts, filed tho re
)gs were road.
. D. Bryant and
itio petitioner, aurl
T.iRhctt uud A- G- Ma
? ?
Sktti.jcment Ma nr..--Mr. T. K.
Sufcportus, tho former Treasurer of Or
angebnrg county, has been engaged for
two past iu arranging his mat
I? at the offico of tho State Auditor,
and, h ts mado oompleto settlements for
the years 18G8 and 186.* iuclusive.
It will, be remembered that chargos
the effect that ho was a defaulter during
his administration of affairs iu the officej
in the y:ur meutioned. l'hit? set
ilemeut. would appear to show, that there
wss no ground for the charges, as well as
the fact that the inoi^uieuts of tho grand |
jury have all beenquaahed- It ><* stated
that for the year 1870 no questionv has
b.on raised.? Union.
? TiiK McLAl?mmn Cask.?Chief
Justice Moses rendered hifl decision in
tho McLaughlin case at Charleston
Tuesday, saying th'ht it was dleur
that. Mr. McLaughlin not being a
paity to any criminal c.iko before
the court, Judge Lpo ha '. no power to
meat, and wart acting
entirely beyond his jurisdiction^ He
; no double that tho judge had acted
without improper motives, nnd had sim
ply mads n mistake; ho might himself]
have made such a mistake a good many
years ago, when he was young at tho bar
us ?fjtAgtfeM. Ho, ?therefore, ordered
th.i ^hlln be discharged from
the ie sheriff.-?Uiifim. *
just been discovered a
idc Mountains, io Ore
gon, which htMrrounded?by. *j parpen
dicutar wall 2,000 feet high.
aknow that It cm ca Utelr neighbors and Mauds:
all know that what It does onoo It does al
ways?that it never fa?T through any faultf
of the
the.
?ad by correcting,
uetiber calomel i
taken wiU? ei
preserves 1
inflnenoe on the
d and athnulase
the obctrocttoae
other organ ? of
aotton to health,
r exist, such de
rajrin of dieease.
, in In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For XBysp???i? o~r Xrultgectloa, X,gs?Ieee~
>MBa^^^se^en*r^dB^es?r Agejaeiea., they
For JLtvvr Complaint and Its various symp
toms, nuioua fj?sleicaso, sick SX ?>?**.
a?c??, ?amaidlc? or ?r??? Slckaeoe,WUU
toni Colic and UBilloua V?vtjrs, they shouM
bo Judiciously taken for each ease, to correct the
diseased action or rcmovo the, obstructions which
cause It. ? ? . *
?F? PjaoaSci j or Itiurrlicea, 'but one
mild dose is generally required.
For Mho a mat Um, tioul, ?rorei, Pal.
81 tat to* of ttsth Uran, Pain la tit*
Ms, Back and aVoi?x<t, they should be contin
uously taken, as roqiUrod, to change the diseased
action of the system. with auch vimugo ?iom
oomplalnta disappear.
For Bropjy and Ifropetcal Awvlll-.
they should be taken ih large and frequent doaci
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For gappreutoa a large dose should be
taken as it produces the deeurod effect by sym
pathy. *
As a Dinner rill, take one or two rill* to
promote digestion and relievo the stomach.
? An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and Invigorates tho system. Hence It la often ad
vantageous where no serioas derangement exists.
One who feels, tolerably well, onen Anns thai a
dose of these .I'llWrnakox Mm feel decidedly bet
tor, from tholr cleansing and renovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Dr. JT. C. A TEH it CO.y*7racH*al ChermisU,
ZOn'EJLZ,. MA8B., V. 8. J..
^??ivmay 11 fl'^?- ?*'t5?? ly
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Sto.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmaUo
poisons.
No ouo remedy is loader
called fcr by the necessities of
tho American people than a
eure atid safe cure for Fever
and Ague, buch we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it wilt eradicate
the disease, and with assur
ance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
from Its use In any qnantf ty.
order must bo of Immense service in the com
munities whoro it prevails. Prevention is better
than care, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run In violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This " QTSTl" ffl\ppl* the miasmatic
poison of Fr.veh Airo Aoux from tho byt-tcrn. ]
and prevents tho development of the disease, it
taken on the first approach of its premonitory
Symptoms, ft is notonrVntno beat rem od y ever
yet discovered for mis class of complaints, bat
Sso the cheapest. Tho largo quantity we sup
y for a dollar brings it Mithin tho reach of
everybody; and In bilious districts, where
Fkvrh axd Aoue prevails, everybody ehould
have it, ahd use it freely, both for cure and pro
tection. It is hoped this price will place it within
the reach of all?the poor aa well as the rieb.
A great superiority of this romody over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intersdttcnta is, that it contains no QST
nine or mineral: consequently it produces no
quinism or other lnlurious effects whatever npon
toe cons?pitlon. Those cured by It are left aa
healthy aa if they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agiie in not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic, poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Khoumatism, flout, Jlcadacho,
Blindness. Toothache, Baracke, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of tho Spleen,
Hysterics, Pain In the Bowels,. Colic. Paralvsin,
and derangement of tho Stomach, all of which,
when originating in this cause; put en the in
termlttcnt type, cr beeomo periodical. This
"Cumf expels tho poison from the blood, and
consequent]; cures them all alike; It is an in*',
valuable protection to immigrants and persona
travelling or temporarily residing in the mala
rious districts-. If taken occasionally or. daily
while exposed to the infection, that will be ex
creted from the system, and cannot accumulate
In sufficient quantity to ripen into disease.
HeneeU ia cen more valuable for protection
than curet ar? few will ever suffer from Inter
inlttents If they avail thcmsolvo? of tho protec
tion this remedy affords.
Fpr Lirer Complaints, arising frpm torpid
ltvof tho Liver, It la ftn excellent remedy, stim
ulating tho Liver Into healthy activity, and pro
ducing many truly remarkable cures, where
other medicines fall.
b%s2 rnxpARi.d nr
Dr. J. c. A YEH As CO., Tivoli, Mass.,
I fraction! ami Annli/ticul Chemist*.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TITK WORLD.
VllIOJC, 9ivOO ?P? BOTTLE.
1 txny'll c |j
THE OLfl ESTABLISHED
i t . I /57P ? /Dil
OF AMERICA.
THE
\W*pnf, t9ka8fri t%//a
SOUTHERN
No. 8 N. Charles Street,
TIAI.TIMOk'K, MD.
'?? -. -'?
Orffmlfd emd Dtroled Jtnltrttu to PrtparUtf
y<>wnf awl Middle gtfejed bUtm
tO BKCOMB TBOHO?OB
Practical .Accountants
? '') . ' 4MP
OX^?R 06 00 YOUNG MEN
rnatt m
SO UTH$K*fi?^TA TES
hove' CRAM/ATED at this INSTITUTION. nnd
Mre not??l?nt KestonsiHe ami Lucrative I'ositient im
Ike leading BANKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES ?j
the Country.
THERE ARE NO lfACA T/ONS. StnJtntt tan
enter at any time.
Special ItuHztittnsllustrvttion mnd tueeest rn*rftn
fee,/. Sen<f/pr> College n<KHriexlf.and9/leii,fi<t S/eei- 1
mens */I'tnmtinthip. Enclose trOS TiMtafe Stam/i.
Addren+H. Ctmmm* ieation ; to
W. II. 8AT>t.TR,T>resH.
Sentkern Bntinsss Cetieft,
BALTIMORE, HD.
nev 11
goods
ARA'S
He has just opened a SELECT STQCK, comprising all the LATEST
8TfBsf ' '^?Wtl#' a^BWfapioese. Poplins. Dolly Vardcn
Silk Broche, Gratiadines aud Silk Stripo, Spragne and Pacific Lawns, French.
Colored and Linon Lnwna, Dreas Linens, Pianos and Silk Lono. a speciality at 7
yards to fl. \UO so mo of tho Choicest Patterns of Fancy Enplish Caesiroere-,
Coatings, Cloths,-blank Cassimorea, TWec-ls, Cuttouades, .Jeans and Linen Drills,
lie lias also a large supply of Brown and Blue Shirtings, Ticking*, Stripes. Dom
?a, Ac. . SHOES of every description, among thoni a nice lot of Ladies Gaiters.,
eadymade Clothing, Hats,.?o.. and # .very General ^toek of Groceries, Hard
ware, ac.,'sn*oT:WielT anil be sold Low Downitur Cash.
Thanking the public for their kjjhd patronage, 1 solicit a continuation of the
same. 7^ ? J. MoNAMARA
up!2fyv c ly
mm
KU Warn tobst irfi i
a a htm. 1**0
A LARGE and SELECT STOCK of
?V? ? ? v. ? ?-?
spring and summer goods
Wh.ch will be SOLD at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, consisting of '
. JMIBJI
New Style DRESS GOODS.
Figured and ?'??in MUSLINS.
LAWNS, CAMBRICS ?n l NANSOOKS,
PIQUES of every Pattern and Price.
; Obod 8tyle CALICOES.
Pique and Dress TRIM MING8.
H08IERV, GLOVES, NOTIONS, Ac.
LONG-CLOTHS, SHEET NO.
Table and Shirting LINENS.
'CASSINIERES. CuTTONADES.
KENTUCKY JEANS.
GLOTniNt^'a?d HATS of the Lato?;
Styles.
Also
SPECIAL ATTENTION called to the Large Stock of Lndic* and. Gents BOOTS and
SHOES, SADDLERY, HARNESS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, Ac.
ipl 20
T. CARTMILL,
RUSSELL ST. ORANGEBUR.GL S. C.
lyc oct 7
BACON, BACON!BACON!
* 3000 Pound* C. R. STDEI, 2^00^n^nds^HOLDERS.
1000 Pounds HAMS, 1000 Poun Is STRIPS.
FLOUR! FLOUR ! ! FLOURS? A Choice Lot of this Article arrive
? nd in Store.
Just received a Choice Lot of TAYLOR'S PREPARED IIAM, to whiel
ve call attention.
'? iti ' \* '* i?f\ : :4 'i * } T
All of tho ABOVE GOODS-arc offered at LOWER PRICES than can b
purchased at any other House in Orangubnrg.
Our STOCK of GROCERIES arc renewed Weekly frl% the Cheapest Mai
et?, therefore we guarantee uot only CHEAPNESS but FRESHNESS.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.
- 1-r
. ..?'??*
wilhelm theodore muller
MAS just returned from CHARLESTON
?with the best selection of SEED
H POTATOES CTor brought to Orange
burg. He ha? on hand the
EARLY ROSE.
??ODRICH.
PINK EYE,
and PEACH BLOOM.
Also another ClIF-AP LOT of IIA MS from
10 to In eta oer lb.
Whilo NORTHERN PEAS.
Green und Yellow GARDEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS.
A lot of Prlmo New York SMOKED
TONGUES at fiO Cente.
BREMEN LAG A R by tb.o dox., dolivered
[ free of charge any House.
SWEET CIDER on 'draught.
MA EL sod 0RI8T ?Belted and unbolted.
A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
Men's, Women's mid boy 's SHOES.
Also a lot of Farmer's Indispensable Tm
plemcnls. such as TRACES, H AMES. AXES.
MANURE FORKS and.PLOW LINES.
He also now keeps on hand a SAM IM.I
BARREL of the World-wide, well-khowi
ACME.
COMMON WHISKIES from $1.40 up
wards.
The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINF
VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex
erption.
lOrST* Claiming my email share of the tradi
aud thanking my FJilENDS and CUSTOM
EHS for past 1'nTor?','t)ioy will plcawe rcmem
ber the NAME and PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Free of .Chargo.
Jan 13
W. T. MITT^X/EH, <Nol MILLER.)
H'.ll' UOn X KOL SD TUBr COItXEIt.
e ^ >r , , -W tf
WOULD TNFOPM THE PUBLIC THAT HE Ifl STILL CARRYING ON THE CATt
riage Making in all its various branches and will Manufacture or Ropair at th?
Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. And am aljo. prepared with
; NEW,PRESS AND O N TO GIN AND PACK COTTON *
SHORT NOTICE,. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought f-om J to X cent move
than that Ginned on the common Gins.
oct 8 apl 2?ly It. R1C.GS.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DOYLE, & WILES,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGRB?RO COUNTY THAT
they have purchased thu
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TUOS. ?AY
And are CARRYING ON the
CARRIAGE BU8INE88
In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with U? will be PROMPTLY FILLKP
SU kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE end with DISPATCH.
OPPINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
;boylc, wh.m * co.?
*l?e 17 0 Orantjeburg, S.
Save Your
OOEAP I>ry Goods, Boots,
Mn^4|Mr 9?t*V Capn, &c., of which lie
MM just receiTcd a'fresh Supulv.'
- sji shm #CnM Iis?
V'^b "Sistig SA%lll)3|/'?f|?
FLOUR of ?11 grades.
BACON, LAkp, ..' ' .3 I
SUGAR aud COFFEK
of all grades.
jioaidcH numerous other ur?den iu iuy
Grocery Department all of which I am boH
injr atrPrioea not to be excelled for CHBAP
is'K.S^ in the Town. (,'oine and see for yonr
fclves.
Jjf?JT" AUPernon* indebted to me nnist pay
up immediately at* I am cempcUeii to close
my books. A word to the utHtHWfir^WKit..
* mit tjmm mmm* &9imHmWmm.i
, I.ItiaVtnii Ui I- i l>i\w
a'
J. W.lsss, rn>rri<|or. H. It MrDos??.n A Co., Dnnliu S
U.s. Af.nU, 6?o hraucUro, C.I., sj.s }| Comaimt ilrccl, N. T.
MILLION* Hear Tvatlmoag to their
Wonderful Cnr-ntlvo Effect*.
Thay ere not a vllo Fnncy Oj IiiU. Mode or Poor
Ram, Whlaker. Proof Hpirlla and Refaae
Liquor* doctored, spicod and sweetened to please the
tastr.called " Tonion," "Appetisers." "Jftc?torera,"Ac.,
trjatlead the tippler on todrunkenness andruin,but ara
atrne'Medielhexmado from trie Native ft not? and Herb*
otCaUrcm's. Treo from all Alcoholic Hilmu
lants. Thoy are the ?BEAT 111.001) rt'KI
FIKRnn.t A I.St T. 41 I VINO PRINCIPLE,
n perfect Itcnovitor and Im igorator of tlu> BysVoi.
carrying off all poisonous matter and rcntonn;T tfieblood
to a hcafttiy condition. No peraon can tale* these Die
ter? according- to directions snd cfatAln long are* ell.
provided their bones are not daajrajod by mineral
poison or other means, and tho vital organs rruiu-<t
boyovfd the point of repair. - ?
They aro a Gentle Pit vent Ivo aa well aa a
Tonic, possessing, alao. the iwculiar merit ot acting
f.i a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam
mation ot tho i.iver. and all Ilia Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, inyonngor
old, married or single, at the daWn of womanhood or at
tha tarn ot lifo, theso Tonic Bitters have no equal.
Fey Intlnminniory n ml Chronic llhcatna
tlam and float, .llyaprpalft or I nrilgcntton,
Tillloae. Ttrntlfirnt and Intertnlttrot fe
vers, rtlaenaea or the Illooit, I.lvrr. K.M?
?eye-end Hladdnr, these Hitters hava b?cn nn>.t
vioo^wful. Back Dinrnar* arc earned by Vit luted
Illopd. which la generally product J by derangement
of tho Dlgoett*e> Orgnna.
DYSPEPSIA OK IMIICF.HTION, ?ead
srhe, Pain Id tb* Shoulders. Cou*hs, Tlghtnci* of tha
Client. Dinineaa, t?nur Eructations of the Btnntacti,
Bad Taste In Hie Mouth. Hihoun Attsc-4, ralpltaMoo or
tho Raart. InBammatiG'j of the I.ungs, Pain In the re
giont of the Kidney.,, eu? a hundred oftier painful armp
lams. >aru th* oOspriogsot Dyspepsia.
They Invigorate tha Stomachanwstlmnlat* toe torpM
J.irer and Bowuls. which ronder tbem of uocqUxlled
efficacy In cleenslnc Uic blood of all imparities, and lot
psrticg now life and vigor la the whole system.
FOR SKIN DIHEAMES, Eruptions. Tatter, ?alt
Rheum, Blotches. Spot*. Plruplss. Pustule*. Bolls. Car
Bundes. Hin*-Worms- Scald Uaad. Sore t?r?*. Erysipe
las, tteh. Scarfs, Discoloration, of the skia. Humors anJ
Diseases of ths Skin, of wbater-r oarov ot nature, are
ItUrallv dug up and carried out of the i. itcm In a short
time by the uaa al these Hitter*. On* bottle in suetl
easts will convioco the most tneredulot * of their cur?
tl*a effect*. -
Clsaoso tha Vitiated Blood when*van? ->u Sad Its Im
?nritie? bursting throuch tho skin In Ptrnptte, Xrap
llons or Sore* ; cleanse It when jou And It otjstrocied
Md ilaggieb la tb* veins : eJ**ato It when It rs fnut.
and your feetlBg* will tell yon when. Keep the lUocd
pore, and tb* hc?!tu of tha erstera will follow.
Pin, Ta;>e. and other Worms, lurking In the
erstem Of *a many thousands, are effectuallr destrored
and removed. Bar* a dl>tincu<ahed physiologist,
there Is acarcaly an individual upon the (ace of tho {
earth whoso body Is exempt from the presence of
worms. It Is sot npon tbo healthy elements of the
bod* that worm* exist, bat upon tt? ? diseased humors
and slimy deposits that bread the** living monsters of
disease. No System nf Medicine, qo verratftic-c*. pO
ontbtl'airr.Irs will freo ti-.o sy*Uo> from worni like
these Bitters.
i. WALKER, Proprictbr. Q. H. MeBO.HAhP A- Co..
Drogclsta and (Jen. Acents. 8an franeiitco. Callfnrata,
and 31 and 34 Commerce Street, Mew Tori.
?areoLo ?t all dbi;u'ji?T8 and dealers.
uug j.q k ?v
THE GHCAT BLOOD PURIFIER
rossesalag powsrful ln\ Iroram.g
These Hitters ara positively invaluable ia
They purify tho system, and will euro
nemittest and Intermittent Fevers,
fvtHVO
?svaA'ia'ii*
and are a preventivo of dills and Fever.
Li LdSESOUidJL.KlDrsI^
_All yield to their powerful efficacy.
?\iiv?a.ra?t.,*^^
Are an antidote to ehamjo of Water and Dut.
THf.r W1U. RESTORE YOUTHFUL VIGOR
to the wasted frame, and correct all
IRREGULARITY OF THE BOWEL?
Will sava daya of guffcriog to the sick, and
C ? . -NEVt P VV( i t PEOPLE
The grand Panacea for all the ills of life.
"RY ONE- 8 0TTLE
T?6 Standard
V PHYalCU?S THERE,
,m X PRESCRIBE IT II
?' y?GM3a\ ^
9EaaiSl/ln Yoangor Old, M?m?dSJa*C,^'lC^?
Biagl*, these Bitten are nn\
^/^qaalled end have often been tha^k
S re sees of avvinc life. >^
k ?Bf-ONI BOTTLE. >
a
nov 18 'y
"Tater wheel,
.ftsfiMB FOR? CrWVJt
t pt 10
?p.
.7.30 A.
-
I.PIIVC Charleston at.8. HO P.
1* 'nfiiniH?fJn<i4^l ??**tv?Al
& Tff il ujjilrt mm tWVWk
I Arrive si Colujapiq.r,.^?.^Tt;..?. -m
Leave ?
Arrivi
Arrive et Char
Lgave. Augusta..,,....
AwrrWRflHMMW
Leave Kingyille.
Arr'.ve at Augusta!.
AUOtTSfA ft
1 id'<wiatviii him
Arrive ?t August
Leave Augusta...
I Arrive at Oharloaton.&.&5 A.
COLUMBIA SIGHT EXraKSS^^^TB^KXC^
feavlStarfts^
Arrive at Columbia
J^oa^e Columbia_
Arrive iit Charleston...
? UMMKUVILLB TB AIS.
Leave 8uinui
Km
Arrivo at Sumnierville at.-1.45 P. M.
CAMUKN UBANCH. "
Leave C?ni'ien..-.6.16 A. M. |
Arrive at Columbia.1U.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 P. M.
Arrivo at Cnmden.6.20 P. M.
Day and Night Train** make cloflc connec
tion ut Augusta with Georgia Hail road aud
Central Railroad.
Nlgnt Tralii connects with Macou and
Auguita Railroad. ^
Columbia Night Train connects with
Greenville and Colombia Railroad, and. with
Charlotte Road to points North.
OatftVtr-n Train connects at King villa .d.iily
(except Sundays) with i/ay Paasenger Train,
and ruua through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, .Vice-President.
S. H.Vickkns, General Ticket Agent. I
(jIKO. S. HACKER,
DOOR, SASH AND DLIND FACTOV,
C'-liarloHton, S. C.
TllIS IS AS. LARGE AN ET COMPLETE 1
a Factory as there itrin the South. L J
Wc keep no Northern Work to fill Country
Orders. Send for Price List.
F:n tory and Warernonia King-Street, op
posite, Caunon-SSV., on-.Use of City Hniiway,
Address GEO. S. HACKER.
P. O. Box 170. Charleston, S C.
sept 9 ? wee ly
_ _
ECONOMY LEfABS TO
?
Til :
"** ^^^sWfK#4ortHi toe I
rtMlK. UNDERSIGNED DEO LEAVE TO
mftrm tihecTuicnaof Columma and
-urrbundltrg CouTitry, that they havj*. perma
lentlv
LOCATED IN COLUMBIA,
in I nf?r to the ptiblic a large assortment of
FASHIO.VAlfLK CI.flrTillNG
*fm~ *tm ans^s^sjmp mm W*pfM* .
F?liXISIIlSrO GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
??* '.?e>hw4sWA- J*fi
rURClI VSING OUR GOODS at first class
hou*ies and for cash, we defy Competition.
Call and exaraiue our STOCK, Sod con
vince youreelf that you can SAVE MONEY
by purchasing nf o?r Establishment.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
invited to examine onr Stock, being assured |
hat we can sell CHEAPER than any other
House in Colum^i
7-?f
STRAUS ft BRO..
Under Columbia Hotel.
Columbia, S. C.
The Celebrated Fertilizers.
C mAnipulateO^v
FOR SALE BY
Wilcox, (?IUI?? ?V Co.,
IxrORTems ASH DkaI KT? IN G?AKOS,
148 Bay Si., Savannah, (7a.
lftl East Rnjf, Charleston, S. C.
For.f?T'-hcr infot mavitin upplv r address
i as. above for Almanac for" 187-2.
B?LL, SCOVFLt A fllbE,
Agents at Cfangcburs, S. C.
uu I) nco Um
and upon1
-id unpur
iM?AN? FACTORY.
?OaM?VBMpf^lfM^
Manufaeticrert
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
BALTIMORE, MD.
The?c Instruments bare been before the
Public for nearly
their excellence air
chafed prr-tfninenct,
nfTequaTed, in
TONE,
hRTdIwAlitt.
??r-Aliour SQUARE PLAStOS haaavour
New Improved OVERSTRUNG' SCALE and
Iba AGRAFFE TK?Q?$. M% %fa*a$?
Bj?*" We would call apeeial attention Ao onr
'faVP' fllvta&dBtolaWMMa^
PIANOS and SQUARE GRANDS,,, found in
no other Piano, which bring the Piano hear
er Perfection than h*VDv*?4lMMff?fddain
ed
Every ?*inrtvo fill
^? tab Jfor Five
gfc3r7~ We are Ijy .APrci?
bted fn t^T^T^lfr^lWl
L< 'DfcONS of tbe. mont celehr
WhoUtalt and Retail r.i U-rist
et: . , tm
Illustrated Catalogues ami Price
protnrtlv fun^shed on :.p|i!ic:'.tion to
' WM. KNABE ? CU.,...RaUiw?r?.Wd.
urany orw regula^^cWa^ff^earTt^JKRea.
jan 27 91 996 fflt+t^1"
?iilVlifr^A.vllVl1 WUl IT*
For^tflttftrP^^
I>CT Tili: DIAMOND SPlXT.U'tEe^vTILl.
Optic:
caweiamp
lf yon value your Fy
feet I.ensc?, Ground f
Pebble. M.-ltcd togct
unmc ? 'Diuni'ind" on
ness arid Rrillian.\v.
yearn u Whom chang
enperrorioeiTl?!!e,r
Manuka_
Manufacturing- Cot. Vev ?eak_w
'1 with our trademark. aWa^*
For Sale by Responsible A e,?nta through
out the. l'nion.tf jji^r &?,- (VifOBTTfMTrTT ?
e!j. (MJVlSlWI, ?
jan 20?ly Orangeburg, 8. 0.
. Cj^f olina Fertilizer
Wilxikotox, N. C., August glfL,, 1871.
For tho largest production oHtWHon to
t he acre; 1 ;000 lbfli^jtflsToptai*" Fjtnri iueso.
the acre! 1 .Oi^bV^C.VRoi.iv.v Feutu.iieb.
i WnejjiboTe prenxiuroayejMsfot;
duceaariinthe nejt^oi^IiS^i!?roT
zer alone, or In combia^(a90fia*|f|a*f?etioa
manures only, and the awarding of said
premiums is 'left discretionary with the
committee of the A? legion.; ue^rier their
VulCS.' ^ag^aaaaaav
STEVENS & CURETO^??t8* ^^arl0tte"
\V.v\ji Av >, Lancaster Corxrt, 8. C.
To /'. /'. Z"mr.fnnan% K*q~, Stttttary nfthe
J\nr of the Cnroltnat, Charlotte, A'. C. :
The following ir% a correct statement of
Cottou raised l>y Sicveris' & Uflrwoa, on If
acre* of stubble laiJBaW tymikBiy&99aviTtA
with 4?X> pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The
following ts the mode of cultivation: It was
thoroughly broken up 1- inches derp, and
laid oil in rows ;;J fett wide, and the Fer
tilizer applied, in the drill, then bedded ory
it on the l?ih of May, and plauted the aarae
day, but owing to tbe cool and dry weather,
1st June. First working it wie roir
around with a half ehovel and partially
trinimeil out with a hoc. Second working
it was run around with a 3 ^f0mUkV^
inclic* long, and the middles pirown out with,
r. sweep 1^ Inches wide. One furrow to a
row and thinned tc a stand with iJm about
12 inches hatvreFn" ^ae^tbets, affA aiter
wurda it was ploughed every i?o weck?
with .i hiv.-cp IS iucliea wide, and hoed each'
titni', until i' was worlti'd five times.
The following is a correct atatcnienl of the
Cotton picked:
1st Pickinir.......2"4
2d Ticking.410
3d Picking.418
Eatimated r. mourn of unopenjr] inatnred'
bolla.,..'.ut.810
m mt Ms? * c .a*. tern) s*
Total.,..\fim
r.e.i>cotfully *nnmlwSd,
STKVF.NS I CURETON.
I certify I weighed Jk?)Pe*t*5^Kked in
the adov?'Sl*Ba$flalht, ar.
OctuUt !!</, 1871..
At the retptent
Cvrktox, we have
Cot
W. A. GRAH
of MKiisua. Wkvssb 4
cxarointdttlafsmt aera ot
above is iru?
HAM.
D.P. DVRAKfj
Premiuma
tok on ubove
We will
at Fortv-F
payable 1st' Ndrem'
per dent, p"*r"ani
hodfft? I*"*cfllaTij
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jnn 13 ' K&ifnm ?ay