The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 05, 1872, Image 1
The highest bridge in the world is raid
to be the verragas Viadaot, on the Lima
and Oroya Railroad, in the Andes of
Fern. The viaduot crosses a mountain
torrent, called the Agna da Vorrugas,
in a wild and picturesque tonality, 12,?;;0
feet above the level of the sea. The
structure consists of fonr deck spans of
the Fink type of trass, three of whioh
are 110 feet long, and one, the central
span, 125 feet long. The spans rest on
piera built of wrought iron columns.
The piers are fifty feet long by flflean
feet wide on the top. There being three
piers, the total length of the viadaot is
575 feet. The piers are the prinoipal
feature of interest, and are respectively
145 feet, 252 feet and 187 feet high.
Eaoh pier consists of twelve legs, whioh
in plan form a rectangle. The legs are
composed of a series of wrought iron
six-segment columns, in lengths of twen?
ty-five feet, connections being made by
oast iron joint boxes having tenons on
each end running into the column.
The tenons and the face of easting
against which the column bears are ma
ohine-dressed, so as to obtain an accu?
rate fit and perfect-bearing surface.
The columns have an exterior diameter
of twelve inches, and a diameter, in?
cluding flanges, of sixteen in oh es. Com?
pared with other works of a similar
type, such as the Orumlin Viaduct,
which has hitherto home off the palm, it
is far ahead, both in magnitude and per?
fection of details.
Symptoms of Catabbh.?Dull, heavy
headache, obstruction of nasal passages,
discharge falling into throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, aorid, thick and tena?
cious muous, purulent, maco-puralent,
bloody, pu rid, offensive, etc. In others
a dryness, dry, watery, weak or inflamed
eyes, ringing in ears, deafness, hawking
and coughing to clear the throat, opera?
tions, soahs from nlcers, constant desire
to clear nose and throat, voice altered,
nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired
smell and taste, dizziness, mental depres?
sion, tickling cough, idiocy and insanity.
All the above symptoms ate common
to the disease in some of its stages or
compilations, yet thousands of oases an?
nually terminate in coo Gumption, and
end in the grave, without ever manifest?
ing one-third of the above symptoms.
No disease is moreoommon or less un?
derstood by physicians. The proprietor
of Dr. Sage'* Oatarrh Remedy will pay
$500 reward for a case of Oatarrh which
he cannot orrro. Sold by druggists.
The justioe of the verdict rendered by
the pnblio years ago in favor of the
Mexican Mustang Liniment raunt be
apparent to all who have used that fa?
mous preparation, or seen it used. Its
healing influence is irresistible. The
most obstinate forms of neuralgic or
rheumatic disease are totally cared by it,
and that in an inconceivable short space
of time. External injuries or Bores,
whether of mau or beast, as well as all
equine or human maladies for whioh a
liniment may he used, are speedily reme
died by ite nse. Rbjaembor it is not
merely a palliative bat an eradicant of
disease. O 31 jfy
The Work op Two Lives.?A sonlp
tor, Franz Langer, of Randen, spent J
thirty years of his life in constructing a
wooden model of Solomon's Temple, ac?
cording to the description given by Fla?
vins Josephas. Ia 1850 he died, in his
seventy-second year, leaving his work
still incomplete. His son continued to
enrry oat the work, bat he also died bo
fore tho work was completely finished.
Two citizens of Kaaden undertook to
put the finishing touch to it, on which
they worked for two year? more. They
asked permission of the Commissioners
of the Vienna Industrial Exhibition to
exhibit the work there and havo a place
assigued for it, which permission was
granted. It requires a space of 225 cu?
bic feet.
- 0f m -
Senator Spraguo, of Rhode Island, hau I
reoently presented full suits of clothing
to the officers and craw of the rovenue
oatter Mooasin, who gavo theirs to the
survivors of the Metis.
Proclamation.
MAYOR'S OTICE,
ConuMMA, 8. C, November i, 1872.
THE following extract from the election
law is published for goueral information:
"Section 0. All bar rooms, saloons, and
other places for the sale of liquors by retail,
shall be closed at 6 o'clock of tho evening
preceding tho day of Bnoh election, and re?
main closed until 6 o'clock in the morning of |
the day thereafter, and dn ring *he time afore?
said tho salo of intoxioating liquors is prohi?
bited. Any person duly oonvicted before a
competent court of a violation of this section
shall bo punished by a line not exceeding
fifty dollars, or by imprisonment not exceed?
ing six months, or by both such fine and im?
prisonment, in the discretion of the court.
The regular and special polioemon have
been instructed to report all violations of tho
above stated laws.
Nov 5 1 JOHN' ALEXANDER. Mayor.
Greenville and Colombia Railroad.
South Carolina State Fair.
Hl'KUUti i'A KM KNU l'j ii TRAINS
between
NEW BERRY AND COLUMBIA.
TO accommodate those who may wish to
attend tho Fair without tho exponso of
remaining over night from home, a SPECIAL
PASSENGER TRAIN will be run on Wednes?
day and Tiiobsday, the Gth and 7th of Novem?
ber, leaving Newberry in tho morning and
returning tho eamo night:
Leave Newberry at.8.15 A- M.
" Frog Level at.8.60 A. M.
Pomaria at.9.35 A. M.
?' Alston at.10 20 A.M.
Arrive at Columbia .12 00 M.
Returning*
L'mvo Columbia at.0.15 P. M.
Arrive, at Alston.8 00 P. M.
" Pomaria.8 30 P. M.
" Frog Level.<J 00 P. M.
" Newberry.0.80 P. M.
Faro for tho round trip, single ilrwt class
faro one way. Childron between tho ages of
nix and twelve, hair price; no charge for chil?
dron under six. THO*. IJDDaMKAD,
General Superintendent.
jabkz Noiiton, General Ticket Agent.
Njv 5 3
BY J. A. SELBY. 001
HoxKL Abiuvalb, November 4, 1872.?
Central Botel?J M Drusberry, Va; Thos
Aabury, NO; AB S hid don, BO;M Gas
tello, NY; D Gavin, Golleton; James It
Bruce, Maas; D J Bradhaw and lady,
Manning; Bev J Burdine, Anderson;
Miss A Edwards, Darlington; James B
Elkin, Ltexiugton; T M Muldrow, Sum
ter; E Lewis, agent Prof. Anderson; F
A Season, Beanfort; 8 W Bookbart and
son, F M Bookbart, M A Moseley, 8 G;
j J McPborson, Greenville; B F Mauldin,
Williamston; T W Babb, Monticello; B
Elkin, Alston; J A Tucker, Miss M Faw
? oett. Union.
Hendrix Bouse?JMNeblett, Augusta;
H M Myers, Jr, Barnwell; Dr Stroller
and wife, Butesvillo; B O Bobertson,
JO Jinokler, Fair field; J A F Oliver,
J W Sellers and lady, Mrs A B Zimmer
man, Mrs J Bivern and lady, Orange
I burg; S L Bnlow, Fairfield; J W Watts,
wife and daughter, 8 O; D N BarkBdale,
0 D Barksdale, J A Barked ale, Laurens;
IJ B Olarke, Baltimore; J Beid, Dr J
1 Quattlebaum, Newberry; A J Hippa,
' Newberry; W B Gilbert and son, Wiuns
boro; Miss M E Hagood, Miss E TreamB,
Barnwell; A Parker, N Y; J 8 Counts, J
J Paysiuger, Newberry; W S Husaey,
I Frog Level.
Columbia Hotel?P F Matthews, So Ex
Go; G W Thames, W, 0 & A R B; W W
Gary, Edgefleld; B 0 Johnson, J H
Cunningham, Liberty Hill; K R Elliot
D O; P O Penn, Va; Mrs W Bureton, N
Y; Mrs W Powers, On; N A Perry, Fair
Held; G Emery, N Y; P A Oarvey, So
j oiety Hill; J L Dove, 0 A & D B B; A
M WalluoH, J W Wallace, Alston; T E
Molver, Darhugton; J G Keith, A D
Fredoriok, Orangeburg; G D Sellers and
lady, St Matthew.}; Jndge M Moses, New
berry; J J Cahill, A L K B; J T Hunter
Pendloton; B A Welsh, W E Welsh, J
F Sch urn pert, Newberry; P D Nance
Walhalla; Mis Miles, Charleston; J S
Pervine, Aboerille; J P Miokler, Wal
halla; M Ryan, J T Jinks, Atlanta; J
O'Byrne, James Goldsmith, Meridian; J
Cavanaugh, J Flannaghan, Ala; J H
Meuns, Fuirfinld; J P Poole, Newberry
J H Fosber, D L Fosher, Ninety-Six.
Nickeraon Bouse?J M Smith, Mass
H A Walker and wife, Mrs H W Wbitti
ker, SpringQeld; J G Young, C, O & A
B B; MB Ryan, Charleston; G T Hoff
man, H J Brooks, 8 C; 8 H Eaves, Ga;
J G Thonvon, Md; J M Seigler. New?
berry; J J Nest, T Sherritt, W T Emer?
son. N Y; J W Sbaokleford, city; M V
Bates and lady, F Kimmunn, E W Wig?
gins, England; H Beut tie, Greenville; E
Coffin, A G Magrath, W J Mugrath,
Charleston; G Wilkius, Ala; D Merru
gan, J E Miller, By; D Hemphill sod
wife, Miss Hemphill, Mrs W Caldwell,
Chester; J S Guignard, S C; J C F
Sims, Riehland; E F Blodgett, Newber?
ry; M Rumecke, Va; JO Roberts, Md;
Mrs C R Bryuu, Miss L Bryce, Miss M
Bryce, Richluud; W J MoOormick and
wife, Mrs Wm M Bird, Charleston; W
Burkly Ca; W 11 Trescott, J is ires
cotr, T C Trescott, H T Trenoolt, Pen?
dloton; Miss K Smith, Miss B Smith,
Spartanburg.
Mam A uhanoem iinth.?The Norlhovii
mail opens at 3.20 P. M.; closes 11.00
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 5.30
P. M.; oloseB 6.00 A. M. Charleston
night mail opens 7.00 A. M.; closes 0.15
P. M. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.
M.; oloseB 6.00 A. M. Western opens
and oloses 1.30 P. M. Wilmington openB
2.30 P. M.; closes 11.80 A. M. On
Sunday office open from 8 to 4, P. M
Spooial .5J OtlOGB.
Dli TdTT'S SARSAPARIIitiA AND QuKUN's
Deli a lit.?This valnablo preparation
combines all the medicinal virtues which
long experience has proven to possess
the most safe and effioient alterative and
deobstruent proportion for tho euro of1
sorofula, king's evil, white swellings,
ulcers, cancerous and indolent tumor.-*,
mercurial and syphilitic affections, en?
largement and ulceratiou of the bones,
glands, or of the womb, spleen aud kid?
neys; all the various diseases of tbo skin,
suuh us totter, ringworms, boils, pim?
ples, sore eyes, Sco.\ nervous nflectious,
dropsy, and all diseases originating from
a depraved state of tho blood. Also,
many nffeotions peculiar to females, as
suppression, irregulurity, leucorrhcea or
whites, storility, ovarian and uterine
dropBy, &c. It is purely vegetable.
When using Dr. Tntt's Livor Pills, no
restraint of diet or occupation is neces
| ?ary. You may cat or drink us usual.
[They nro purely vegetable.
Dr. Tntt's Hair Dye does not injure the
Hair._NSJSJl
K.jJ\. U 1 1U ll I WorceatersVe Sauce |
Buyers are. cautioned to avoid the nmncrou.
Counter!'dot and imitations offored for aale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New Y?rk,
Oct. 29 f ly Agents foMho United Statoa.
Select School for Girls,
Conducted fry the. Misses Martin,
BLANDING etreet, Columbia,
S. C. MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
under charge ?.f Prof L. Pi.atk;
Modem Language.*, M. ok II loh?
ma.". n.
N<.v 5_ 42
Uats.
BUS ITU LS?a prime article?in
p t\J\ f .^!oro and will bo sold at low pries.
JACOB LEVIN,
Nov ;11! Auctioneer and Com. Merchant.
'Let our inst Censures
jUMBIA, s. c. TUESDAY m(
ALL READY
FOR
THE FAIR!
AND THE
Wim TUMI
GENERALLY!
AT the mammoth DRY GOODS, BOOT,
SHOE, HAT, MILLINERY and CARPET
HOUSE of
R G. SHIVER & CO.
Second purohaso ot tho season. One of the
partners (DAVID JONE8) just home from
his Bocond trip thi>i season. Goods cheaper
than ever; our trado excelling anything we
?vor had before; onr stock larger, by many
thousands, than ever; our store packed from
cellar to garret with goods, and lively with
buyers. Wo make no special boast of prices;
wo simply know that the people, who aro gene?
rally intelligent about tho value of goods, aro
flocking to us from all quarters. Wo buy
cheap and we sell cheap. Wo conduot our
business on principles of economy and jua
tioo, and leave tho balance to the people and
the Ruler of all, and are not only gratified
with but thankful for our exceedingly flattor
ing trade. Come on; ooino to us. We are I
doing onr best to save money for our patrons,'
assuring them that no such vast and magui-1
flcont stock of merchandise s&n be shown
South.
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
R. C. Shiveb. Davio Jo>Ka. J. H. Dav?;;. }
Nov 3
THE handeuiiu n . ..oveities in uui .mo in
Hub city.
MEDALLION PARLOR SUITS, in i'rjnch
Coteline.
Also,
French and American Walnut Chamber j
Suits, Dressing Cases. Bedsteads, Chairs, Ac.
Funerals served in tho beat style.
The largest Furniture Warehouse in the
city, and tho best stock. FAQ AN BROS.,
Main street, sue of Janney's Hotel.
No_v_2_ _
Oysters, Fish and Game.
MY REbTAURAKT ;0 opened
for tho season. A w ^ttHB/PSt.
^call rrom my old pa- r^r^S^
'irons Bollci'ed. MEALS served
in every stylo at all hours. Families fur?
nished with Obarlcbton and Norfolk OYS?
TERS, as ohoap as the cheapest. LUNCH
every day from 11 A. M. to 1 P. M. North?
east corner of Market.
_Nov 2 lmo D MoOUINNIS1_
OYSTE RS !
Stewed, Fried, and on tho Shell.
HAVING made onr arrangements
for the Oyster season, wo are l*ro
pareri to furnish our friends and
patrons with OYS THUS, in all styles Wo
h"pe that polite Attention to our IriVnds may
givo satisfaction to ad who may favor us with
their patronage. We ah til endeavor to please
tho oyo as woll ns taste-, remembering that
"cleanliness is a virtue."
Nov 1 lmo F. I). KONEMAN.
Oysters.
itf^ MY OYSTER SALOON is open
^?XI gjr for the season. My friends are in
^liBy viled to give mo a cull Ovstur?
serv?din all styles. O. DIKIU'KH.
Ont IK
Carriage Materials.
BUOOY WHEELS,
Springs and Axlns,
Buggy Seats.
Spokes '?nd Felloos,
Shafts and Polos,
Eiiaiuiiled Leather and Clolh,
Also, Da*h Leather, bolts, Hubs, Maloablo
Castings, Paints, Varnishes, &c , Ac, on hand
and foi sale low by
Oer 29 JOflN AONEW A RON.
?oegers' Boor is Pure.
IT don't coutain Coooculun Indien? Hah
(terries to make sleept or in-a<iaebe.
Fashionable Lresi-Making.
MISS AN ME WITTVOOIiL desires tu
inform her old cufdomers and the
public generally that hhewlli.ou THUHSDAV
next, open a DKESH-MAKINO ESTAilLlSIb
MENT in the rear ol W. D. Love A Co s sioie.
i und? r Wheeler's luiibling. Orders mitidteii
and hatisfaetioii gnsraiiteed. (>ei 8 :liu> *
For Sale.
?> (\(\f\ mUH :i,,S "f R?KK can lid had
&m\ f\ t\ t Af. tho Dai Works, hi a r.?t?, ill
i tH.ii,t <.f < cm my, < qua! In lt> d AkIi ('. ai, a'
i 18 00 pi r ion. J. A. J liF.lt.tb K
Oet 3U nuperttiundent.
Attend the T
)RN ING. NOVEMBER 6. 1872
Visitors to Columbia
Duanco FAIB WKKX
WILL NOT FORGET
TO OAUL A HD
EXAMINE THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
Opened tbo last few dayB at
The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
W. D. LOVE & CO.
ANOTHER caao of yard wido PRINTED
CRETON8, juat rcoeived; boIUdk at lGfu
a yard. Cueaiieat goods cvli- sold in IhiB
market.
Our atook of CARPETS, RHAWL8,
CLOAKS. KCARF8, FURS, BLANKETS and
DRESS OOOD8 h*B been largely replenished,
as well ae every other dcpaitment in the i
ston, to meet the wants of the trade during
Fair week. i
I A full lins of KID OLOVE8 opened, in one
I and two Button?, iu ull colors.
Nov 3 WM. D. L.GVE &. CO.
GRAND OPENING
every day during Fair
Week of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS
and NOTIONS, at C.
F. JACKSON'S, Main
Street.
Goods to be sold at
Prices that will not fail
to please the purchas?
ers.
Jk lar^e stock of new
Goods just opened?the
variety so great that
Newspapers have not]
the room to mention
them.
GR. EAT BAR?
GAINS offered at
C. F. JACKSON'S.
Nor 3
MILLINERY.
To the Ladies?Great Attractions.
MUS. O. E. REED has juet hc
" lected in New York and otlier
[cities a Bupcrior Block of MIL?
LINERY and other goods, con
' Mating of elegant R?NNETSand
HA l'S, in Velvet, Silk. Crapo and
Straw. Also, Infants'Caps, Bat?
and Cloak*, Ladies' and Chil
dr( n's Dresses, Furs, Ac; Orna
namental Hair in every atjle and variety;
Corsets, Ladies' Underwart-, and mauy other
articles too numerous to mention. Tbunkful
for past favors, she hopo ? tor a continuance
from the Ladies of Columbia and elsewhere,
who will please call and nee lor themselves
that all of the above will bo sold very lew.
tict'27 _lmo
Replete.
"YJJTE do not wiidi to bo "frantio" in our j
VV style of advertising, but wo do bega|
ilittcrimuiAting public to peiuse tho few lol
lowing it< mn bet?re eating or drinking any?
thing "purchased elsewhere:"
Yes, madam, (we are talking to tbo ladies
now.) our stock is replete with everything ne?
cessary to supply the modest larder, or tickle
the Appetite of t he fastidious epicure; in fact,
anything Iren? BUTTER to BltOMA, MACK?
EREL to MUSH ROOMS.
ALSO,
Cheddar Cheese and the surowry Limberg-1
er, with tho lluort assortment of 1- nglinh aud
American CRACKERH, PICKLES, SAUCES.!
POTTED MEATS.Calf* Foot and otbor JEL?
LIES and PRESERVES, ever offered in Co?
lumbia.
And, Mr. Mann, (we have talked to yon be?
fore,) and you know j retty well bow it i* your
solt. You h'.vv idiovni it in your actions, and
we thank yon sincerely; we only promise to I
do as wo have been du:ng. When madam has |
attended to the gastronomicil arrangement,
and the cloth ban been taken from the table,
the proper ingredients may be had, as usual,
to a.d digestion, aud cicr.to that "feast oi
reason and the II >w of soul" which Moet A
Cliandon, Latour IllAtichc or Chateau Yquotn
alone can ci eat >? in generous eouls. "Jee so."
Our stock or tine imported SHERRIES,
PORTS, CLARETS, HOCKS, and other
WINKS, aiwa\s in Inll supply.
Our Brandies are unapproachable, and this
standurd bliall be manitained.
_l>ct2I) OEO. BY MM ERR.
New Goods'. New Goods'.!
I oflVr to tbo public an fine a Stock of)
i Goods for gt ntlt men's wear as can be
Iseeu in this market, consisting of Eng
-lish, French and American GASSI
i MERES, SCOTCH HOODS, VESTING, 4c.
Tho DAVIS SHIRT always Oil hand. My stock 1
of Embroidered Vest Patterns is quite a no
Iveltv. Iam also Agnnt fur Wanuamakcr A
I Brown,the largest clothing house in America,
I samples of whoso gouda maybe seen on my
counter. . . ,,
1 guarantee salisfHClion in all cases, and
solicit a share ol public patronago.
j Hop! 27 C !>? EHER HARDT.
Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
STOKE TRUCKS, Canal and Garden Wheel-1
barrows j>j4v received and ror ?*lo bv
(sot 27 .1 HI S AI?N! AY ,v so S. j
AClltiAlN ( IJ UK Kim i 'II ll.r.H AKOFfcVKIt?
First t rtl.e !no bu.od and Liver Pill?, in woi l> ]
. ft'the bite and purity Hin blood; three or
four will l>.- riiftiiient. Then lake ii tilde
?poonrulor HEINITSH S CHILL CUBE. It
hau bi . 't ii iodi tt'e Know it
rue Event."
VOL. VIII?NO. 196.
STRANGE BUT TRUE!
Custom-Mado
CLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
EATS AND CAPS AT COST
Mk THIS plan, bo unusual at,
HflH ihia eeaaou of tho year, has'
BUSaS boen adopted, and will bo can
^^^^k tinned by oar house until
JANUAHY 1,1873, for a special purpose.. All]
visitors to the city, who consult their poreonal
comfort and financial interest, should, by all
means, visit tho storo of
S. 8TRAU8 A BRO.,
* Columbia Hotel Block.
N. B. Having purchased our goods for |
cash, and at the largest business homes in
Ainerioa, we challenge competition. Nov 3
Stork's Restaurant.
Oysters and Other Refreshments.
THE undersigned begs to inform
vhis friends tnat his SALOON me*
_/ UfcSTAURANT is in full operation,
and he le prepared to snpplv M LAt.S at all
hours OYSTERS, in and out of the shell,
from Norfolk, Charleston, and Indian Key,
when the weather permits. Impor ? d and
domestic SUGARS, Baltimore LAOEU BEER,
eto. A. STORK.
Oct 20
IM AT THIS.
Ladies'' beautiful
SILK TIES, SCARFS & BANDCTS,
Valuo 75 conts for 30 cents.
1.00 for 75 cents.
1.50 for 1 00.
C. F. JACKSON.
Oct 26
J. H. KIN ARD.
IHAVE recently returned from the North,
and am prepared to exhibit tho most com?
plete and elegant block of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to this market, consisting of
tho latest and moat popular styles in DKESS
GOODS, CASSIMERES, Ac, with a full line ot
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
And select assortments of Carpetbags, Win?
dow Shades and Curtains, RugB, Slatting*,
and all other articles usually found in a 'ILST
CLASS DSY GOODS ESTABblSHMEN t.
Tho grand openiug of tho
MILLIiUjIM UfirAiUMfiili
On THUltSDAY. uctober 10, under tho di?
rection am: supervision of
MRS. A. McUORMICK,
So generally known throughout the Srato for
herskdl and taste, oilers unusual attractions,
the stuck having been carefully selected by
hereulf, and placed at llgures to meet all
wants.
j ho cciuui'atuu
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
And AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE AND
OVERSEWING MACHINE constitute a pro
mme-it feature in the lino of m\ business,
being justly considered the must tflicient and
satisfactory now in nse.
Tlio public generally aro iuvited to give me
a call.
J. H. HIN ARD,
Ott Main Street,
Oct 4 One door South of Columbia l'.o.el.
Every Man Should
DEAL with tho merchant who makes a
specialty of hid business, and by this
means
Refuse to Pay
Extravagant prices,which, like
Exorbitant Taxes,
Fall heaviest on tho man who works the
hardest. The "Indian Oirl" having mado
specialty of domestic Cigars, has proven to
all who have called on her, that in this lino
she oflVrs in ncomeuts that places her far
ahead of competition iu prices, and is now
d'terminod to run ahead iu Havana Cigars,
having recently received tho largest assort?
ment iu tho city. Parties wishing to purchase
by tho box will please send for prico list.
Michigan Fine Cut iu bulk, just received.
ti. J. PEKUY,
0?l 25 "Iudian Girl" Cigar Store.
For Sale.
A handsome and commodious RESI?
DENCE, well located, on a largo lot.
.Apply to
Oci 2'J 0 WALTER H. MONTEITH.
To Rent,
A DWELLING HOUSE, containing
Afcteii;ht room , situated on Laurel street,
,-l ween bull and Marion. All ncccseary
oik-buildings on tho premises. Possession
given on tho first of November. Apply at
omcoof POPE & HAKKuLL.
Oct G _
For" Rent,
THAT LARGE STORE, in tho Co?
lumbia IbUei block, recently occnpiei
?by Messrs. Love A McCreerv. Apply tt
Oct 4 ?. O MAllSMAI.L.
To Rent.
MTO an approved tenant, I will rent tb
"Walker House," situated on Uppci
boundary street. Apply to
Sept 20 It. O'NEALE. Ji
For Rent.
A?*\ THAT largo and commodious STORE
Mpsfi now ucenpied by Messrs. Pom-r A Steele
SlllLPnsHe^sion given the Int ol October.
J'or terms, inquire of O. DIEltCKS.
Aug 24
T)o?irab:i; Residence for Sale.
THE dfthirablo one and a half story
l)W?< LL1NO. located on tho South webt
oilier of Lady and Marion streets, i?
ofl -rod for fr.lo The bouse has all llie mo
dein improvements, with a Mansard roof.
Pho lot cm'.aiiis half an acre. For terms,
apply tu T. M. POLLOCK.
WM. D. LOVE ft CO.
WISH to engage TWENTY (20) FIRST
GLASS SALESMEN, who will bo liberally
dual! with ?t the
Not 3 3 _GRAND CENTRAL.
Gas-Light Bills for Month of October.
CONSUMERS will please attend to the pay?
ment of the ?boyo. Amount of bill, will
be found at the post office.
JACOB LEVIN,
Nor 3 2 Beoretary Oat-Light Company.
A Card.
CIRCUMSTANCES entirely beyond my con?
trol havo delayed the completion of the
hotel, at th corner of Main and Plain streets,
known as the "Wheeler Honse," and I find
that, contrary to my expectations, I shall be
unable to open tho same during fan- week.
Tho hotel will be completed very soon, when
comforts Of a home shall be guaranteed.
Nov2_THEO. M. POLLOCK.
Wanted Immediately and Positively
Ten or More "Dry Goods Men."
YOUNG MEN seeing this notioe, under?
standing the "Dry Goods" business,
wanting work, and having a good record
vouched for by some good citizon, can come
right along to ns. We will guarantee thorn
work. We are over-run and must have help
immediately. Thin oflur opeu four (4) days
from the let. R. 0. SHIVER & CO.
Nov 2_ _3
Citizens' Savings Bank of 8. C.
ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
Bank on or before the nth day of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as if deposited on the 1st instant.
Nov 15 J. O. B. SMITH, Ass't Cashier.
A Great Bargain.
AHY one desirous of entering into a good
business, with a small capital, now is
your time. I will sell my HOUSE, wbioh baa
plenty of room, new painted and carpeted,
and fitted with every convenience for taking
PICTURES complete, with instruments, large
and small. Stook lor 2,000 pictures on hand;
furniture, show cases. ap*Htneni, 4c.?all or
which cost over IU0O I w*.. ooll the V'HOLB
PREMISE8, and teach any one FREE OF
CHARGE in a few weeks, for only SIX HUN?
DRED AND I IFTY DOLLARS. Gall at onoe
at Cooper's Gallery, Plain street, near R. O.
Shiver's store.
N.n.?SoUing on account of rich mineral,
interests to ooe after, and am going away.
Grand Operatic, Ballad Cone rt,
CONDUCTED by Mr. KOEPPER. in beba f
of the South Carolina Monument Assoc.
ation. At NICKERSON HaLL, TUESDAY
EVENING ?M.."?2%V>?r K 1RTJ
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST.
1. Overture to William Tell.
2. Upen the Meads.Gumbert
3. La Co Darem.Don Giovani
4. Variations for Violin.De Beriot
5. M'Odi.Lucrezia Borgia
(>. Home of My Heart.Lurline
7. Trio."..Att'.la
PART SECOND.
1. II Maiiuaeo.Balfo
2. Dual Voce.Trovatore
3. Merce Del Don.Vepres Sioilienncs
4. La Vendetta.Lucrezia Borgia
5. Lo Traitre.Vepres Sieilie.nnea
6. II Raviso.Honambula
7. Trio.Lucia di Lammermoor
Managers.?Gen. j. S. Preston, Gen. M. O.
Butler, Col. William Wallace, Col. McMaeter,
Capt. Bacbman, j. S. Richardson, Esq., S. L.
Loaphart, Esq.. Dr. George Howe, Jr., E.
Hope, Esq., R. Keen an, Esa-, W. G. Swarfield,
fcsq., R. G. Shiver, Esq., Col. E. B. Dorsey,
Col. 8. B. Pickens. CbarleB Wright, E?q.
Admission $1. Doors open at 7 P.M.; con?
cert t begin at 8 P M._Nov 1
A i 1 It ACTION FOR T1IK FAIR!
Ill WIN'S HALL?Two Nights Only!
November 4 a.nil 5.
TUST retnrnod from Europe, ANDERSON,
pj the ILLUSIONIST, assisted by LEON A
and COLUMBIA ANDERSON. Also, YOUNG
AMERICA.
Prot. SHUBERT, eminent Pianist and Com?
poser, of Nilsson Opera Troupe, has been en?
gaged for this occasion.
The SERIAL SUSPENSION, by Lenna An?
derson, which ha* created so muc' -usation
throughout Europe and the Sam'-wk ' -lands,
will bo introduced in uu entirely QifTeren*.
manner from that ever witnessed on the
American continent.
loo bcautifnl ami OOStiv presents wiil ha
distributed among the audience at each per?
formances
? *>- Admission $1. Doors open at 7. Com?
mence at 8. Reserved seat*- can be bad at
the Hall, on FRIDAY, November 1, without
extra charge. Seo small bills, Sic.
Oct 23_N1.2 3,5
TO ALL CONCERNED!
Buring Fair Week
REFRESHMENTS of all kinds will be fur?
nished, such as
OYSTER PATTIES,
CHICKEN PATTIES,
CHARLOTTE RUSSE,
ICE ORE AM,
SO DA WATER,
COFFEE,
STEAKS,
OYSTERS, fried and stewed,
CAKES of all kinds,
Puff Paste TAKTS.
Largo Family PIE8, for dessert.
also,
Fresh CANDIES, of the subscriber's own
manufacture.
A tiuo selection of French CANDIES, BON?
BONS ami OftYSTALIZED FRUITS; Apri?
cot, Glacea, Chocolate Creams and Caramels.
Fine stock of French FRUITS.
TRUFFLES. MUSHROOMS.
French PEA*, new Raisins, new Fige, Gua
va Jelly, Carlsbad Wafers.
Together with a largo assortment of every?
thing in my hue. MoKENZIE'S,
Nov 3 Main street.
FAIR WEEK!
M'KENZI E'S
(MAIN STHEET)
U
LADIES and;
Oontlemen visit-i
ing the city will .
?nd at tbia establish
mont a largo and variod
ateortmont of
TOYS
ANn
FANCY ARTICLES,
Carefully itelected an
ready for public iiwpcc
tion. Call and be con
viiiecd. On Msin street
r, near tho Stato House.
gggjjgfife r_ ? ?'.vjt_
" Hams, a. L. thouidtrs und Strips.
Q i\f\f\ 'dtS. Sugar-Cured BHOTJL
O.V ?V f \ f '?El;S. Hams, Breakfast Ba
con mid -?in ked Tongues, for pale by
Si ;>ii/ DOPE Si CYLE3.