The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 01, 1872, Image 1
THE DAILY
''Let our just Censures
BY J. A. SELBY.
COLUMBIA, S. C. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1. 1872.
Attend the True Event."
VOL. VIII?NO. 193
"Pabis aHumduo.*'?Th^Bev. J. H.
Barclay ventures to differ from the po?
pular estimate. He writeu to the Lu?ie
ran Observer:
"If there is an unmitigated humbug
on the face of the earth, it is Paris.
People visit it because it is the fashion,
and learn to murder a little Freuch und
to pruise delightful Paree, aa they pro?
nounce it, because it is the fashion.
Paria has its beauties; it is a flue city,
but there is a wearisomo Bnmonesa about
its streets. Uniformity becomes tire?
some. Uniform as a rule in height, uui
form in stylo, tho Mansard roof every?
where prevalent. No one can erect an
edifice uutil submitted to the royal arch?
itect, who insists on certuin rules?oue
man power, the corse of nations and
oborob.es. There is not in Paria, exeept
her opera house, a single building equal
to Bounett'a Herald office or the Park
bank, save in extensiveuess, and you are |
safe in the conclusion that when Europe?
an visitors are going iato ecstneies over
the second city in the world, it is tho fa?
shion, and that explains and covers a j
great deal.
"If Paris is over-estimated, mnch
more is her army a swindle. The Prus?
sian victories lessoned considerably in
our estimation. We saw, probably,
3U,000 of the flower of tho army, viz:
the Versailles troops. They wero walk-1
ing scare-crown; they were the slonch
iest, dirtiest, worst dressed, meanest
drilled troopB I ever saw on parade. Our
cherished dream is gone; the days of the
Old Guard are over. The spirit of the
great Napoleou may well turn sorrow
fally away. Iuhubod is written on tho
banners of Franco, for tho glory hath
departed.
"A word on what is loft of the old
army. We went in tho broiling sun to
the Hotel deB Invalides, tho asylum of
ihe uid soldiers of Napoleon, and the
place where his aahe3 repose, and so we
compared Franco, not with others, but
with nerseLf. In the hospital and around
the grounds we saw veterans of nicety
Sears of age, who pat to Ummo tho bPBi
lood of modern France. Men who bad
fought throngh the Buns of Egypt, and
the snows of Russia, grizzled and wea?
ther-beaten, but still erect us pines,
broad-shouldered, stern old soldiers, who
recall the glory of the Old Ouard, the
last lingering lights of a ouee powerful
nation. We could not but think of what
these old men mnst have felt for tho hu?
miliation of their land, how they must
have bled at the degeneracy of tho mo?
derns.
" A.ud what is the matter with France?
Wberoin lies the secret of her overthrow?
It IB contained in two words?ignorance
and licentiousness."
LAW (JOVKRNINd TUB PllEHIDKNTIAlJ
EiiSCTroN.?The election for President!
and Vice-President, which occurs on
Tuesday, the 5th of November next, is
to be held an near as may be in conform?
ity with the election law of 1872; tf at is
to say:
BooVb of "egiatration must be imme?
diately ra-opeuet.' by the Registrar, and
persons qualified allowed to register nntil
the day of election?excluding that day.
Persons' must vote in the township
where they reside. Tickets must be
printed ou vshite paper and without devicu.
No oertiflcatea of registration must be
given. Registration is sot allowed on
the day of election, except where a per?
son has arrived at the age ol twenty-one,
or for other good cause.
[Charlotte Observer.
Sooth Oabouha Monument Associa?
tion.?Columbia, 8. 0., September 20,
1872.?Tho Board of Directors of the
Hmith Carolina Monument Association,
encouraged by the success of the bazaar,
last year, and yielding to tho urgent
request of a great number of porsons,
take pleasure in announcing that they
will open a "monument restauraut" at
the fair grounds, on the first duy of the
fair, and will not closo their salcB until
mfler the distribution of prizes. This
reetauraut is entirely under the control
?f the Board of Directors of tho associa?
tion, and tbo Executive Committee is
appointed from their on in be". Lunches
will bo served from 11 A. M. till 4 P. M.
Contributions of met ?nd poultry,
as well as of money are solieit??d, and
may be sent to either of tho following
ladies, who compose the Executive Com?
mittee: Mrs. J. T. Darby, Miss La Borde,
Mrs. W. H. Gibbos, Miss I D. Martiu.
It is said that Mrs. H*>two's husband
has had a scvero paralytic strike. It
wou't hurt him much, Since bis wife's
defence of Ludy Byron didn't kill him,
nor cause him to kdl himself, ho needn't
be afmid of paralyxis.
For Sale.
6) A API BTMUtiLS of ?0KE can be had
?J?\ /v/v/ at iho Oan Works, ?tt a r.ito, in
point of I'couwniy, equal lo tti*il Ash Coal, ni
f8 00 per ton. J. A. J. OE1UUCK.
Oot 80 Kiij.m-intriidi nt.
Taken Up,
ON tho 28th, 6.bout seven
.miles frum the city, an ('Stray
?JOW, which the owner call
have by proving properly and
_, paving oxpoiisos.
out au a D. aiooitK.
Tracks and Wheelbarrows.
STORE TUDOKS. Canal and Oardon Wheel?
barrows, just received and for Halo bv
Oot 27_JOHN AONKW <t BON.
MILLINERY.
To the Ladies?Great Attractions.
MUH. O. E. KEED has Juat. se?
lected in New York nun other
cities a superior stock of MIL
Special KTotiooB.
Oik Marriage.?Happy relief for Young
Men from tho effects of Errors and Abuaea in
early lifo, nlauhoocl restored. Impedimenta
to Marriage removed, Now method of treat?
ment. New and romarkablo remedies. Books
and circulars eont free, in Bealed envelopes.
AddrcB* HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
?outh Nintb street, Philadelphia, Fa.
Aug 12_ _3mn__
Asthma.?Any medicine wbi?b will alle
vinto tho paroxysms of this dreadTul disenbo
will bo hailed with joy by thousands of sulTcr
crs. The certiflcatos which accompany Jonas
WiiiTcoaiii'a Ukmedy aro from tho most relia?
ble sourciss. and attest to its wonder ful powt r,
?von in the most sovero cases. Joseph Ilm?
uott & Co , proprietors, Dot-ton.
Free Advertisings?From family to fami?
ly, from cily to city, from State to State, ihe
fame of Da. Wai.kkk'h Vt.oKTAnm VlNEOAB
Hitters, as a specilio for all derangements of
the atom oh, bowels and liver, is continually
extending. Ita voluutary missionaries are
innumerable, aod public enthusiasm iu it h
favor Bpreada faster than a prairie fire.
Don't Slight Your T< cU> ? B?m< inbor
chat upon their labor, tho health of the sto?
mach depondB. Keep them perfect, and in
order to do so, manipulate thcin with a brueh
dipped in tho fragrant Sozodout, once or twioe
a dav.
Who Will Suffer*? It ia now 24 yoara
since Or. Tobias'Venitian Liniment was put
bofore tho public: warranting it to euro
unronicUhoumatiein, Headache, Cnts, Bums,
Bruises, Old Sores, Fains in the Limbs, liack
and Cheat, and it has uover failed. Hold by
all DrngRiata. Depot, 10 Fark Flace, N. Y.
Por Dyspepsia, indigcation, deprCBBiwn of
spirits and general debility m their various
forms; also, s? a provt-ntivu against Fever
and Ague, and other intermittent fevers, tha
terro-Phosphorated Elixir of Caliaaya, made
by Caswell, Hazard ?V. Co., Now York, aud sold
bj all druggists, ia tho he-t tonic, and as a
tonio for pativtlls recovonng from fever or
othiT eiokucss, it has n > equal.
Thuraion's ivory Pearl Tooth Powder,
? tho best article known tor cleansing and
preserving the teeth and gums. Hold by all
Druggists. Frico25and 50 cents per bottle.
F. O. W?lls A Co., New York.
Chrlaturtoro'a llu.tr Dye stands unrivaled
iu the world. No lady o ' Rentu man of dia
orimination u?es any other. It is tho most
porfeot. .-v'iablu and ?ffoctivo Hair Dye in tha
world. Manufactory, G8 Haiden Laue, N. Y.
Carbtillo h?iv,, recommended by Physi?
cians as tho great Hoaltug Compound. Price
25 cents per oox. John F. Henry, sole Pro?
prietor 8 College Flace, Now York.
Ktaiey?? Bucha is a reliable Diuretic and
Tonio for all derangements of tho urinary
and genital orgaoa. The genuino, as former?
ly aold by baviland, Harral y Rislor and
their brandies, ia now prepared by H. W.
Bisley, the originator and Proprietor; aud
tho trade supplied by his successors, Morgan
A Bialoy, New York.
tsvapnia, or opium purified, the moat per?
fect auodvne in the market made by process
of Dr. I. M. Bigeluw, Detroit Medioal College,
ia always uniform in strength, which ia rarely
the oaae in other preparations of opium.
Piutt'a A ?trat Oil has a world-wide repu?
tation aa the surest and beat illuminating oil.
Over 2 000,000 gallons have been sold tor the
paat two years, from which no accidents of
any description have occurred. Bend (or cir?
cular. Oil Kou?q Charles Fratt, estab?
lished 177?. Now York.
We Have Frequently Heard mothers
say they would not bo without Mrs. Window's
S tntbing Syrup, from the birth of the child
until it has finished with the teething siege,
undr>r any consideration whatever.
The Stcret of Ueauiy?What is it? no
1. ftto asked, for tho world of fashion and all
' tl o ladies know that is produced by using a
delightful and harmlosa toilet preparation
I known as O. W. Laird's "Bloom of Youth."
Its beantifviug effects aro trnly wonderful.
Depot. 5 Mold street, New York Oct. 9. If
I Stork's Restaurant.
Oy&tcrs and Other Refreshments.
yf?gv THE nndersignod begs to inform
/f^rn^his friends tnat his SALOON and
V_/ va^KESTAUBANT is in full operation.
I aud ho ir prepared to supply MEALS at all
I hours. OYSTEU8, iu aud out of tho sholl,
i from Norfolk, Charleston, and Indian Key,
when the weather purmits. Imported and
1 domestic seoAlts, Daitiuu.ro LAOElt ItliEB,
: etc. A. STORK.
Ort 2?
New Goods'. New Goods!!
_ I (iflor to lh? public as fino u Slock of
Good* for gMltloiucb'a ?reur aa cu:i be
jQso?n in this market, consisting of Eng?
. iHLllBh, French and Atucricsin OAttM
mehks. Scotch ooods. vkstinu, Ac.
Tiio DAVIS SHIRT always on hand. My*lock
of Embroidered Vest Fat terns is quite a no?
velty. I am also Agent for Wanuamakcr A
Drown, the largfst ciothing bongo in Ann rica,
samples of whoso goods ihav bo seen on my !
couuti-r. j
i guarantee satisfaction in all case?, and
solicit, a share of publiu patronage.
Si.pt 27 O D. KUKKlf AKDT.
For Sale,
APLANTATION in Slimier County, known
as th?> Dindfoi d Springs I'iitco. It con?
tains 7"> ! acres of land, fifteen miles flora
Sumter 0. Ii. and about Ilm suine distance
tri>tn Onmden. For particulars and terms,
apply.to Messrs ULAN DIN tl iV ItlCilARDSON,
Attorneys at Law, Sum tor 0. II. Sept 1
A Valuubie Tract of Laud For Sale.
rj^u r subscriber offoi h for sale Iiis planta
JL TION. near Abbtville Court House, part
of it nithin the corporate limits of tho town
It contains 050 acres of land, scVi'ltty-fiyii of
which is good creek hut torn. On il in a com?
fortable Dwelling nr.uso, dill Houso, and all
necessary nut-buildings; also, a Vineyard oi
scoppornong lira pee of seven acres, iu full
bearing, will) a Stone House, Cellar, aud all
appliances for making wine, and h tine collec?
tion of Fruit Trees. R. h. BOWIE,
8c.pl 1 Abbeville C H..S. C.
FOUND AT LAST !
fflHE place to buy everything wanted. The
JL hoot selection of PEHFUMEhY ever
off-rod in Columbia, the following brand of
which stands conspicuous:
OUE CHIEFTAIN.
With every boHls of this Perfume sold, a pic
tnro of Oeiu-ral It, K. Let. in given.
GREELEY & GRANT PRIZE B0XE5..
flontitining 0 wily and Pictures of then? dis?
tinguished oflMal?.
l'EUl'U Vi K A fOMIZEKH, for refreshing and
reviving the i.vrve*.
Old \us, of the finest Hi vorn and hist
brsnds.
FBKSwlI candies, in atl variety; also,
plai'i and asBorted, together willi many oilier
Uusiraltio articles loo uiimeroii.4 Jo n.oi.li oi.
{ Oct 110 0. V. an rWEUP.
Replete.
\X7"E do not wIh? t0 1)0 "frantic" in our
? ? style of advertising, but wo do beg a
discriminating publio to peruse the lew 10I
1 owing items beforo eatiug or driukiug any?
thing "purchased elaowhoro:"
Yes, madam, (wo are talking to tho ladies
now,) our stock is replete wich ever) thing no
ocBeary to supply tbo umdent larder, or tickio
the appetite or tbo fastidious epicure; in fact,
anything r.om BUTTER to BliOMA. MACK?
EREL to MUSHROOMS.
also,
Cheddar Cheese and t ho euro wry Limberg
or, with tbo tinort aHsortin? nt of Eugi:*l? 'id
American ORACKERr*. l?lCKLE?, H iTJOKB,
POITED MEATS, Calf's Fout and otlmr JEL?
LIES and PRESEhVEd, over olToiud in Co?
lumbia.
And, Mr. Mann, (wo havo talked to you be?
fore,) and you know | rctty well how ii is your?
self. You have thowu it in your action?, and
we thank you Binooroly; we only promise to
do as wo havo been do;ug. When madam has
attended to the gastrouoinic&l arrangement,
and tbo cloth has been taken from the table,
tbo proper ingredients may be had, a* uen ??!,
to aid digestion, and create that "feast. < I
roason and the 11 >w of uoal" which Moot &
Ohandon, Latour Ulanohe or Chateau Yquotn
alone can create in geueruua houIs "J?h so."
Our stock or flue imported HHEHHIhN,.
PORTS. CLARETS, HOCKS, and other
WINES, always in full supply.
Our Brandies aro unappmachablo, and this
standard shall be maintained.
Qgt 29 QEO. RYMMER3.
ECONOMY IN UL11X?
IS THE
FOUNDATION OF WEALTH,
THIS being the case, we offer the consumers
of
DRY GOODS
Of every description, of
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
SHADES.
CORNICES,
RUQ?,
wall PAPER. I
I
MILLINERY GOODS
DBESS-MAKIHG,
Tho abovo lines of m> rchandipe at prices
that Insure economy, uur desire and deter?
mination is to place- our goods wPhin the
reach of all, giving a good, ean.ee., faolid
guarautoo that we ?>?.?)I our goods a* cheap<ir
cheaper than any reliable bonce South. We
do most earnestly invite tho public lo givout*
a trial whenever anything iu needed. Re?
member wo deal iu thousand*of articles that
we caunot afford to advertise, as our prices
aro too low to add any additional cost to
thorn.
We arc now keeping the
"RED BANK YARNS,"
Being a recent and very pretty production
from the mill of uoiuo ot our own townsmen.
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
Oct 17
For Sale.
A hantlsomo and uomvuodion* RKSI
ifhOKNUR, well located, on a largo Int.
"(?Apply to
Out '2'J 6' WALTER H. MONTE!Til.
To Rent,
a DWELLING HOUSE, containing
ffireitfht room .situated on Laurel street,
^between Bull and Marion, All necessary
out-buildings on tho premises, I'orsoeion
given nu tho first ol November. Apply at
loftlcoof POPE Si LI ASK ELL.
<)Ct li
For Rent,
that LARGE STORE, in (he Co?
lumbia Hotel Block, recently occupied
by Messrs. Love tt McL'i"erv. Apph to
Oet 1 (I.O ma RS ma Lb.
Desirable Residence for Sale.
THE debirab o nno and a half story
'DWELLING, located on the South-west
^corner of Lady and Muriou stieet.-, in
offered for Hale. Tho houso has all tho mo?
dern hnproveraeutH, with a Mansard ro'.f.
Tho lot contains hair an aero. For torms,
apply to t. M. POLLOCK.
To Rent.
Tf> an approved tenant, I will rent the
?fFi "Walker llouao," situated on Upper
?sLRoiiiHiary street. Apply to
Sept 20 R. O'NEALE. Jn.
For Rent.
jwL^ that largo and commodious store
S5;'::T now o ?copied by Messrs, Porter A Steulo.
BBS|B1NwMiiHait>li given tho 1st of October.
For t- rins, inquire of G. DIL Rulid.
Aug 24 _
Fairbanks' Scales.
\FULL ???ort inont of Fairbanks' PLAT
EOltM SCALES.
A ho. Grocers' s-ales and Counter Reales,
just reei ived und lor Hile |>V
Oct 27 JOHN AUNKW SON'.
J. H. KINARD.
IHAVE reocnti\ returned from tbo North,
and am prepared to exhibit tho moat com
plclc and tlcgaut stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to this market, consisting of
lb? latest and moot popular st.vUs in Dt.Es? |
GO >1>S, CAttSIMEULd, ?fco., with a full line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
Au'l select s^-jortmente of CarpMirgH, Win?
dow Suailou and Curtains. Iln^s, Mattings,
etui all otlu r articles usually found In a I- lliaT
CLASS Vl\Y ?0ODS ES TACJ.tSUMENr.
The graud opening of tho
MLLISERY DEI'ARTMEST
On T??HSDAY. October 10, under the di?
rection aiid supervision of
MRS. A. McOORMICK,
So gonerally known thronghout the Stale for I
jior skill and taste, offers unusual attractions,
tho stock having been carefully selected by
liercelf, and placed at figures to meet all
wunls.
I)
Tho celebrated
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
And AM EU [CAN BUTTON-HOLE AN">
OVER-SEWJNO MACHINE conttilutoa pro
Diineiit fealuro in tho lino of my business, I
being justly coDsidercd the most eflicietit and 1
satisfactory now in nso.
The public geuoral'vare invited to give mo
a call.
J. H. SIN ARD,
Oi? Hain Mn-ti,
Ort 4 One dnor South of Colombia Hoi til.
infir
Ladies' beautiful
SILK TIES, SCARFS & II.WDK'FS.
Value 76 cents for SO cents.
1.1)0 for 70 cents.
I 150 for 1.00.
C. F. JACKSON.
Oct 20 _ _
I THE ORIGINAL
nOWE SEWING MACHINE.
THE boat now in uae. Challenges the j
world in perfection of work, strength and
[beauty of stitch, durability of construction,!
j oaee of operation, and croat range of work;
j nit* kos the same si itch on each side, and is as
i noiseless ns any other shuttle machine.
U contains the material for its own repair,
ft has iess wearing points than any other.
?t gives otT thread in proportion to tho
thickness of fabric sowed, thereby avoiding
Blow motion over seams
The presser foot is easily swung out of the
way, making it convenient to set needles aud
adjust work.
Atl those who have used the "HOWE" will
havo no other. Givo it u trial.
Agent? wanted for every town; also, can-1
valors for the city. Apply fo
K \v. SCHEVEN
lineal Agml, Hi reo door a below rieinitsh's
1 trug Store', Mmii Htrc'i <>cl2l lniH.
Every Man Should
EAL with the merchant who makes
specialty of his but-iucss, and by this
ns
Refuse to Pay
Extravagaut prices, which, like
Exorbitant Taxes,
Kali heaviest on the man who works the
litvi'dest. The "Indian Girl" havinc mado h
Hpecialty of domestic Cigars, has proven to
all Who havo called on her, that in thin line
glut oflVrs in ucements Hint plates iier far
ahead of competition in prices, aud is now
determined to run ahead in Havana Cigars,
having recently received the largest assort?
ment iu the city. I'aitiesuishiug to purchase
hv tho box will plrnr-e send tor ptico list.
Michigan line Cut in bulk, just received.
:. J. I'b'KKY,
Oct 'lr> "Indian Oirl"' Cigur Store.
WM. GLAZE,
COM MtUA, >?. II.,
WOUf.O invite tlien- .. \.
^fc?ioutol,Hs?o.kor ' -
l&Tatches and Chains,
?n groat variety, for ladtoi' and gents' wear.
Jewelry, in Diamond, Fear!, Cora!,
And other stylos, new and beautiful.
siiVi i- lind I'll*fed Waren.
In ;i?!>;,t variety, plain and f.tncy, of rarest
patterns.
Table Cutlery, Communion Sets,
Music Boxds, from ?")0 Up,
Masonic Jewels, etc.
.special attention given to orders, sent CO.
D., with privilege to return, or exchange, if
not Approved on siithl Oct'2*2 2mo
PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE!
OAIiltlAOKM AND UVGUIKS!
ALAUGE stock of CA Hit I AO KS and
IHJOG1E3, 61 our own manufacture, w ar?
ranted to bo sunoiior Block and workman?
ship, now in the Iteposiloiy. Al?>, b number
of good Northern tiiadti Vehicles, Which aro
offered for sals at reasonable pricis.
Oamapre and Wagon Manufactory.
Having added a number of skilled workmen
to (bo former force, we are prepared, ?Iththe
best Bclcelod materials, to execii'O orders for
CA Hill AGES. HUGOIKS and WAGONS, of
tt,',v si. In. Also, liEI'AllllNG and l'.UNT
I NU wldcli w<> warrant Id tzivn satisfaction.
.follN AG NEW, Proprietor.
M. J. CAIjNAN, Agent.
<y.| ill :imo
Lawyers, T ko Nonce.
InilJE second volume, new series, of |<1
I J CtlAKO.SO.VS LAW UKI'OK TS is now
1 ii adv, nod lot sale by !l. ! UilYAN.
! urt 2ft
For the "South Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair."
CflABLOTTB, Col. and Arn. II. It.,
OF.NMIAL F It EIGHT and TlOKF.T dh>i.,
Coi.umhta, H. O., October 29. 1872.
ROUND ClttP TICKETS for the abovo
PA I It. R'lud to return until SUNDAY,
November lo, inclusive, will bo sold at all re
KuUt sia*iotiHou this Road.corameuciug with
SATU IiDAY, Nov? mber 2.
9W Purchase your Tickets before entering
tlie card. E It. DORSEY,
Out SO R . General Ticket Agent.
Abbeville, Andvreon, Columbia Fairs.
._.JpHSlM^M
GENEUAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
(i HEKNVin.k and columbia R. R. Co.,
Columaia, 8. C, Oetober 25.1872.
THE following torms will bo accorded hy
this company in the tranap. rtation of
articles for exhibition and visitors to the ,
several Agricultural Fairn, to he 'jold at ]
Abbe vide Court House, Auderson Court
House, a*. 1 Columbia:
1. In shipping articles for exhibition.
Agents will requiro prepayment of freight, at
regular rates, and will give a r?cci) ted bill,
specifying items in detail, ami cb .rges on
each. This receipted bill, acc*nipaLiod by a
proper certificate that thu articles buecilled
wero exhibited at thu Fair, will ei.title tho
original owner of such articles to fiee trans?
portation of them back to original shipping
point.
2 Excursion or round trio tickets will bo
pnt ou salo on '1UE.SDAY, 29th October, and
the Bale of the same continued until the 1st
of November, for tho Abbeville and Anderson
Fairs, good to return until MONDAY, the 3d
November, inclusive, for one fahe.
3 The same description of tickets, and at
the same rato, will be put on salo ou FRIDAY,
lat November, from stations on the line of the
roai to Columbia good to rolurn at any time,
up to SATURDAY, the 9th of Novemher, in?
clusive, to accommodate those wishing to
alteud thu Fair at Columbia.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Oct. 27 f>_General Superintendent.
The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Ii Now Receiving the Finishing
Touches!
WE are now sottled in our largo >.;. i ele?
gant store, where cuatoruerd will tltii*.
every convenience and comfort, with plenty
uf light to make thoir ao'eatioos.
The various departments are thoroughly
refurnish- 0 Hfl air:pl; ?applied with all tho
new and d-.aira lie goods found either iu Do?
mestic or foreign markets.
We cordially invite all to examino our large
and attractive stuck, where will be found, at
I all times, t he latest novelties, as well as a full
liue of DOMESTICS and HOMESPUNS.
[ Our CARPETS are exceedingly beautiful in
patterns and very low in prices.
RUOS in endleaa varietv.
Our $1.00 and $1 50 KID GLOVE3. in one
and two Buttons, arc thu best over sold in Co?
lumbia for the money. All lit well, and koep
the ladies in good humor.
We have adopted :i ?cv: 7~!c it the GRAND
CENTRAL? \\o givo customers I heir exact
okauge. WM. D. LOVE &. CO ,
Grand Central Dry Ooods Eatablitdiment,
Under the Wheeler H?nze,
Oot 20 Cornor Main and Plain nlreets.
N. 2<4. N.
A NEW MOVE.
HBWlOBllS
AND
N3W STORE.
WE have moved into our NEW STORE
(adjoining Messrs. Hopson & Sntphon)
with an entirely NEW AND FRESH STOCK of
FAI L WD WINTER DRY GOODS,
To which we invite the attention of buyers,
both city and country, feeling assured that
we cau Mipply their several wants in I he Dry
Gorids line to llu-ir ontire sat {-faction. A
??all and examination i* earnestly POlirited
tri in all. Also, please remember our tcuus
are STRICTLY CASH.
PORTER & STEELE.
Oel ?
Ntw Books! New Books '.
FjIHE VICARS DAUGHTER. By Ororgo
i J. McDonald, $l 50.
The Doctor's Daughter. Rv Sophie May,
?T.fid.
"At the Baek of tlio North Wind." DyOcO.
McDonald. $2.
Fits Hugh St. Clnir. the South Carolina Re?
bel Roy. By Mrs. Hailie F. Cliapin. $1 50.
Lord Kilgobbin. By Charles Lever. $1.
The Golden biou of Grampere. By Antho?
ny Trollopne. 75c.
Ethel Miidiuay's Follies. 75c.
"Ombru." By Mrs. Oliphaut. 7.rie.
And other late public*!inns, jiiet received
and fLtrnalo at puhlibherx prices, at
R. L. BRYAN'S
Aug 30 Roolir-tore.
Bonds for Sale.
nPHIE Charlotte, Colombia aid Augusta
X Railroad Company will sell *I00 000of ila
FIRST MOBTOAUE BONDS, hosring interest
at tho rate of 7 per cent, per annum. nl SU
and accrued interest on 101)?making the l??
vnstor nearly 9 per cent, per annum, in addi?
tion io Ih*1 discount. Apply to M. P. Pcgtatn,
Cashier First National Bank, charlotte, C.
Bonlii lgiit, Trcat?iiri-r. or
Heptv? WM. JOHNSTON President.
Fresh Biscuits.
TjlARIN \, Pearl,Orstcr.Wir.O. Butter, Milk,
Pie.-nic Cream, Corn litll, Lenion, Soda,
! A. ah fresh. For ?:?le low l>v
1 OctU HOPE A OYLES.
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING
EATS, CAPS
AND
GESTS' FLBXISUIKG GOODS!!!
E are reomncr and will continue, to re?
ceive through the tscueon the beat
W
Ready-made Clothing
That cannot be surpassed, if equaled, by any
I Custom-made. Wo have the very latest
fashions in Moltons, Diagonals, Cheviot
Beavers, Tricots, Black Dress Frock, Black
I Poo Fanta, French and American Dress
VeatB, Cloth. Bilk and Silk Velvet.
A spendid liuo of Men's, Youths' and Boys'
UNDER-CLOTHlNG.Wbite and Fancy Shirts,
Cheviot and Negligeo Half Hose, Uuder-wear,
Cardigan Jack? ts. Neck Woar, Suspenders,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Car
pots und Traveling Bags.
SILK HATS?FALL STYLE.
WW Wo havo marked our Goods for not cash.
SCI3NTARD 8c WILEY.
Oc? 1
FALL OPENING
AT
I. fe W. C. SWiFFilil!
I
rpnE largost stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING at retail in tho S'.ato.
1
Everything in tho way of
HATS,
Some our own atylca.
A new feature ia the Daguerrcau Gallery
formerly occupied by Messrs. Wearn & His,
fitted up for our Custom Trade, and filled
with the choicest
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
GASSIHERES A 3D VESTINGS,
Which we aro making to order, under a gua?
rantee to please.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD.
JJept 19
SULZBA OH E & '8
NEW OPENING!
THE MOST MAGXrFI'Wy. STOCK OF
JEWELRY SOUTJf OF THE
rOTOMAO.
. nAVIVf? soved from myoid
r^-?iOBtand to Wearn's now Art Bnild
[L^J "ajfi'tig, and opened the largest
r*i*Jc ?OT* d ?,,t'?t ati.ck of WATCbES,
jSatodflP* 11 QCKH JEWELRY, D1A
5I .).nu.?. e.olid and I'lated Ware, Cutlery, and
fancy artielos generally, i ver displayed in
I bin city, I aek my many customers and
friends anu tho publio to call and cxamino tor
themselves.
I have tho latest fashions in JEWELRY and
I'LATED WARE, of the moat artlstio and
hOAUtifnl etvles. All my goods aro from first
j clans manufacturers only. Terms, not cash.
Repairing und Engraving a specialty. All
work guaranteed.
Oc 11 HA AO SULZ RACHEL.
JUST HUGSIVEJJ.
Ai\t ) casks CANNED GOODS,
te? t\J loo boxoa candy,
50 boxes soap,
200 barrels FLOI R.
100 barrel* Whiskey.
100 dozen Axon,
200 do/.en Pocket Knives,
100 dozen pairs Trace Chains,
100 dozen Door and Pad-Looks,
100 bundles Ties,
11)0 bales Bagging.
Fi.r sale to-day, at New York prices an \ car*
rix go, h&ring been purchased mainly before
tho lute inflated prices,
LOILIGK & LOWEANCE.
\ng :5i>
LOOK
TO
YOUR INTEREST,
AND
Get the Best,
but
GO TO THE BEST PLACE.
WE claim to havo ono of the finest
WK Stocka of WATCHES, of ?II Rest Eng
r%!j5&li?h. Swiss and Amorican makers. With
Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, nor stock
ia large, and wo aro going to soil the Goods.
REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in al
branches, by tho bcHt of workmen.
WM. GLAZE,
Nov lfl Formerly Glaze a- Radclife.
Now Books.
THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, hy Bish?
ops ami other Clergy of tho Anglican
Church Vol I. #5.
Ann? Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping
Heavi nwards. f i f>0
Hannah, ii uewNovel hv Miss Muloeh. 50c.
Jan ii ddffik a CHAPMAN.
Seed Wheat.
Kf\ BUSnBW Red Spring SEED WHEAT,
OV/ for sale by HOPE a GYLES.