The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 10, 1873, Image 1
'.' ' "' -Let our ja** Oeii?ur?^,ffi^ Attend the TrueJBvent." " .
BY J ^ SEtB^ - ufS COLUMBIA., S. O., BAflURfiffr AtQR^lRa, MAY 10,1873":' 70L. IX^NQj 43
. ._jfrMtmwa&k.-1
Tb? recent investigation of ? Ih? barn!
ofc<5olanjbl?^dn?iog tile Ww, fcasgjve
rise to tome very extraordinary atyte
mente," To QO? wind the evidence o
General Wade HaEploh isatonftedireoW
irteeleUblo and obno1o*lV0,!iri^rinlg tbo
damning, bet dpon the F?deral1 soldiery
ol generalHomers, WP?\ it?&^tt
Sherman did not give positive orderan?
that
'prev
effect, ho, at least, took ho p?irifc to
?preye?tJ>what he knew had been ? onani-j
4mdualy. threatened. Notwithstanding
General Hampton produces the exploit'
conversation, that his corps
1in b Triilitaty'wfly,1 to' that? amafcing band
of "Christians whose oivio oropping
-outfhas produoed a Col fax and, a Wilsc
'what their aaorament la worth all JL,_
' vf?rtd h^dW8 through tho ihscrutablo nn
ttaekittg of 'Oakoa ^Ameei'and-patdoii
it?eo?nianction?Divine Psovidenoeii I >
1? inoa i- u ? . XCkftrlsstaiKJS?v)8s
Throughout the South generally there
aeeteeto 'be W expectation that'the inj
? ooming cotton crop will be the most
iValuAhlo . euer raised . in .the United
jBtatee, . The , Montgomery Advertiser
intnas (hat the money paid font in its
: rawitatd wM not fail shbrt Of $330,000,
? 000." Of "this- sum, about $35,000,000
have gone to the speculators and first
. purobasors, leaving $205,000,000 to the
producer a. 7
aOaig iii- mm I 'n t 1 i nw?ia
'J(' Eitra Fine French Confections.
ti ... ? t . - TV ~arun jtygT received;' a fine
selection of BON-BONS.
FBUIT8, CARAMELS,
CHOCOLATE and CHO?
COLATE CUE AMU,
BOASTED BURNT AL?
MONDS, PI8TAOH*
GOODS, Ac, Ac.
- - BPHiaO GOODS.
. CROQUET SETTS,
RING GAME, Ba,ttB and 1
Balls, MARBLES. TOPS
and TOYS of all kinds. |
Something 'entirely.
_ new, the MAGIC MOOR-1
1 ? INO-blAu. ?'
r lOBBERO SODA, Pure. Syrups.
tICE, CREAMS moulded.and pot up for
. hotels ap\I private families.
: ' OAKEB and CANDY manufactured daily.
{fijIHi ?? ?MoE*5SZIE,Bll Main street,
!'t -Jlay.T) 3 ?/ jflgQ , i ? ColOmMa.a.O.
;^ ;w7xLBV?fr$f& Ctf.' ? ? -;
Y*Jf7 BJ nVpreJare'a (o erect.EIGHTNIUG
l'iVM?th(r'itt'(!llT .or'couhtry, upon
JabxJrt, noticeJ i Ordere promptly attended to.
U .WajtB.j Mi \r ,i ,< ' 8mot
4altu , psS J3 '''?^W'anted ' ; '
f AA TONS OAST IRON*, at GOLDSMITH 1
??>'? lUU A RIND'S Fonndrv, for which the
; ? figfoaat market price will be paid. May 8 1m
irTrOR sale ? OTbtJ?TO ^BIOEB, ' at O.
X HAMBERG^ near the Charlotte, Co
folablA'and Aogntla Railroad D?poU
. fhMajrJ??.:,!...: ?. j ,. , ,, _
i:. Td, Holder? of Bine Ridjje Bonds.
1 ' A' 'ME?TINO of the' holders of tW.mort
JQl gage bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad
?.l?^HWt/rf^W^Mi^^ ?ng, Jarno?
A dg ei and James Rode were the original
l&rtWosa, is rtqUeatad 'at Columbia, B. Ol, on
<> WJ&&NJ5BDAY, th* Wib daoot May. A full
,ifr?5rWWM desired, W^. TB^OOT.f?
H ttrfcT. .Kil? .5, ? 1! J
9->/?lMa* 1 ?Ut8 ? ? 'I' rJ>.i??. erl?TJ!?Jtses.
??<?? zpM^teM;
Mqdoq Cbiaf.by.hia.remarkaMa dar
? ??rn^^rbn^e^eS 'tils; dame'. notorious.,
'^e^dfan^irl.^y Wpafcsing all o^osltion
in the Cigar Trade, has gained unbounded
repnUtlonM^AnrUalHoo/thia treacherous chief
? ..^ir- ?.. HA3 ASSASSINATED '
? ?u'mieuspebti?gMetimj thus raising tho cry,
"Death te th? ModooM^thlsQuoen ot Luxury
? m& been,isellmg UiBrMaoiila- Cigars,famous
Tor theirt Perve-alleviatine qualities; also,,
those brands at three fori? dents, that are
tho subject of conf oraation among judges of I
I 'tho weed?thur proving that sho iti not ono of
UtAattribei Anomi ?]/. t: L- - \
;fU GENERAL G1LLEM 1. J
' 'Finds the Uvk boclsibafd to take, so smokers |
, iflnd the Manilla; Princess, and the 11 a? Im
pgrted Qigars bard: jo beat. ?_May 8
' "' Oats and Corn.
1AAA BU8HELB pilme white CORN.
AJUU 800d>ushels heavy OATS.
. . For aale low for, ofteb. H?pE A QYLE8.
Sponges, Sponges, Spongea
BATHlHo, OL?YE.' Carriage, Reef.Ooacb,
?'Tollet, Graes, -Wool, Slate, Zemodral
Boonges, in every variety, Jor sale cheap at I
?,r,Mj?y 8t ,? HEINirSH'S DRUG 8TQRE.
1 CHEAP ?OODS FOR CASH!
?at the
Grand Central .
pry Goods Establishment
or
W. D. LOVE & CO.
With 1 7lew of giving onr castoniers better
BARGAINS in future, we have CLOSED ALL
BOOK A00OUNTB, and will sell no more
goods In future oxoept for
CASH!
May 7 6_WM. D. LOVE A CO,
Notice.
OFJTOE OP O. G. PAR8LEY A CO.,
_WinnrworoH. N. O.j May 1.1878. M
T^BOM and after this date, our OOAL BUSf.
,jn NESS in Columbia will be oondootedby
, Mr. T. O. JAMES, and he alone is authorized
to tranaaot any business frtr ns and In our
name. O. G. PARSLEY A CO.
The undersigned oan be found for the pre-!
sent at the store of Messrs. Bowen A LaFar,
(three doors North of Pnozmx office.) where
all orders left for COAL will receive prompt
attention. AU kinds of Coal constantly on
hand and delivered in auy part of the oity, at
lowest cash prices. T. 0. JAMES,
May 6 6?_ .
. TREZEVAN! SILL, Trial Justice.'
Office on Plain street, formerly occupied by
A. L. Solomon. Businesa promptly attended
to. March 24 2mo
?P<ooi?1 ?rotio es.
robot" for young men'fronx the effects oterrora
and abuBOB in early lire. Manhood roatoroa?
lapedimonts tp M?niage remov?d..Newimei
thod of treatment. Kqw and remarkable re
midien.' Bcoke and-Circular* ?mit free, in
pbifc'. Pa.-^kn l?atitntio? hailngiahiKhxopn
pbifc, Pa.-^?H Institution having.a hiRhropu
JgjJW? '?T J^Wthle coodncj and j^0^8^??1
E
OR OVER FORTY YEARS thia
PURELY VEGETABLE1
LITER MEDICINE has proved to be the
QBE AT UNFAILING 8PE0IFI0
for LIVER COMPLAINT and ? its painful off
apring.DY8PEP8IA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun?
dice, Bilious attacks, BICE 11K AD ACHE,
Odile,- Depression of. Spirits, SOUR STO?
MACH, Heastbum, CHILL8 AND FEVER,
Ac., Ac.
I After year a of oarofnl experiments, to meet
a groat and,urgent demand, wo now prpdhce
from onr Original Genuine Powders
the prepar.ko, '
a Liquid form of SIMMONS' LIVER REQU- ]
LATOU,containing all its vonderf a) and valu?
able proper ties', and offer" it in '!
7 1 ' 'owe dollar BDtTLKS.
The Powders, (price as' borore,) $1.00 per |
package.
Sent by mail, $1.04.
u .. j^ifeAUTioiit nea ? ? '?
Bay no Powdera or PREPARED SIMMONS'
LITER REGULATOR rm!sssin'bur engraved
wrapper, with Trade mark,1 Stamp audBigna
tore unbroken. None otber.lagenuine.
J. H. ZK1L.1N A CO.,
MAOON, GA?ao<L PHILADELPHIA.
Jan, 80. [8apt,
r*t*>9 U4VfWMkAA???i???/J
and Sapper Tabla. LEA k PERRINS'
WORCESTER*} HI BE BAUC? is indispenna
ble* ? JGH? DUNCAN'S SONS,New York,
Oct 88. My,; Agents for the United States.,
'NEW, GOODS
;it?oo v. e ? i-f., ,. i ]. 1 (j .,
Idgil '? ?? '':! nodw haw !i ,? -j -vll
O: P. 3 ACKSOISJ'SI
,ti -tl U01 .- J u IUI !,!.t Hn r> ,v.''
?i OKM Y'tfllllrfl?i? i* ????;?r?r :. "
PRINTS a?d DRESS QOCjp?,.
Now LEA TilER RBLT?. |
New stylo of VEIL8, with Fringe.
FANS, in all styles, cheap, .
OLUB-idaN'DLE'PARASOLS.
SASH fltp'BONS, extremely low in price, i
''PRINTED and BUFP PiQ?ES:
SPRINQ 0A98IMERK9 and TWEED3.
'Rornember.T aeltat'SMALL PROFITS, and '
purchasers' aro Bure 'of getting ttbeiri full
v*lno fnr .'their money.- O. F. JACKSON.
.May 4: _J_
, MilJs House Sale Stables.
jax_ . THEundorsignid.havingpurchasedl
jBtelthe DEXTER STABLES, Would '
gTjlform their friends that I bey still koep I
' , . on hand ftrst clasa Biu^.e and Doublo
Harness Horaea, Saddle Horsea and Mules,
which they aro prepared tp sell on most rea?
sonable terms. R". GRAHAM A CO.
1 Jostw N. Long, Agent._May 4
TO PLANTERSp
Ptf\fi DIXON STEEL COTTON 8WEEP8.
OVFV/ 100 Twisters and Shovels.
10 Dow-Law Cotton Planters, from factory.
100 pair Trace Chains.
?to dozen Plow Hamea.
Which we offer at popular prices.
Apr 25_LQR1QK k LOWRANCE.
To Consumers.
80 000 j"38, BA00N in *lore *nd iQ
1.000 bushels OATS, '
9.000 buahelaOORN,
? 30 barrels FLOUR.
76 barrel b SUGAR, Joat received and for aale I
at lowest pricea. L?RICK A LOWRAHOR.
Far Sale.
A HOUSE 4nd LOT, on Taylor, bo
1 tween Henderson and Darn well streeta;
i fronting on Taylor atreet 73 feet, ran-,
niog back 155 feet, more or leaa. The house
oontaina four rooms on the first atory and
four unfinished rooms on the second atory?a
very oonvenlent reeidenoe. For particulars,
inquire at G. CIEROK8'.
April 22_
Sweet Potato Slips.
\7%f\f\ BUSHELS Yams, Spaniab, and
?\JU Red, in fine order.
, For sale by _ HOPE A GYLES.
To Bent.
THE COTTAGE HOUSE South-west I
corner of Assembly and Pendloton
?streets, containing eight rooma, bath?
room, water oloaet. eto. On the piemieee ia
a fine Stable. In fact, there la every con vo
nlenee about the place. Possession givan on
the 1st of May, For terme, apply to
April 11 JOSEPH TAYLOR.
B. F. QBIFFIN,
DKAI.v.a IX
Groceries and Prpvisions,
??AAN STAKET,
HALF square in rear of State House.
<ar COUNTRY FRODU0E a specialty.
April 15_
oooa Medtelac is always appreciated.
Everybody speaks in highest praiae of Hein
i'ah's medloine. Roaaonable In price, goad in
quality, perfect as remedies. May 8J
Ale ana Porter. n
f"(\ bOZEH MoEwsD^Sdiafcurgh ALH.
UV 50 d0J5?n Younger "a Edinburgh Ale.
60 dozon Bass A .Co.'a Pale Ale.
DO dozen Barclay, rerklnB & Co:la London
(iParter. ? , ,, ,. . . . .
50 dozen Guinness' Dublin Btont."
All genuine imported, anil ioc aalelon by
y Apr 17.: , , , ? J.QBH^AONEW, A.BQN.
Grand Annual Excursion
LOR IDAI
The Splendid Steamer
CITY POINT,
CAPTAIN FllZtiKUALI),
WILT, leave Cliarlceton on TUESDAY
EVENING, 13th instant, at 8 o'clock,
oc an Eicm .-ion to Florida,
Arriving at 8AVANNAY early WEDNES?
DAY MOIINING. and remaining there nntil
tho afternoon, affording ample time to Bee the
CITY, visit BUENA VENTURE, and other
points of interest.
Leaving SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY AF?
TERNOON, at 3 o'clock, will arrivo at FEU
NAN DINAfiamo night, JACKSONVILLE oarly
THURSDAY MORNING. Then passing up
8T. JOHN'S RIVER by daylight, stopping at
all points of interest, affording a rare oppor?
tunity of seeing tQ> the best advantage the
moat beautiful of Southern rivers.
' FRIDAY will be feel aside for visiting ST.
AUGUSTINE, where, a most agreeable time
may be apont inspecting the ancient Spanish
FORTRESS,' tho CATHEDRAL, and other
relics of the first settlement on the.continent;
in Bailing on the BAY,, or visiting the
ORANGE GROVES of the neighborhood.
Leaving JACKSONVILLE on SATURDAY,
will arrive at FERNANDIN A time afternoon,
SAVANNAH early SUNDAY MORNING, and
CHARLESTON same afternoon. i
Fare for the Hound Trip, $20.00.
Including Meals and State-rooms.
' HAVENEL A CO.. Agents,
' Corner Vanderaoret Wharf and Eaat Bar.
May 4 7_
What la Life Without Health?
THE buoyancy of youth, the freshness of
spring, the- luxuriance of summer, the
ripeness of autumn, tho maturity of age, ana
all the pleasures.of life, youth and beauty,
spring from this one fountain?Health, i I ti
i HEINITSH'S QUEEN 8 DELIGHT is the
great panacea. It is the greatest medicine
ever invented. It cure* more idisessea than
any other- medicine known. Everybody
should nse'It. It is the lamp of life and way
to health. ' Buy no other thedieiocu 1 It is the
best prescription any.one oan . une. Get it
only at Hoinitah'a Dru'g'Bttire. '
April 17 t ; B>fl> HBIN1T8H. Prop'r.
GARDNER
FIRE IXTiUlSiE,
awn
Hook & Ladder Truck Equip't,
Absolute Protection from Fire!
I
THE GABDNERisnnequalcd in portability,
simplicity, convenience and efficiency. It
is In use all over tha country, and has eavtd
millinisol dollars worth of .properly.
Bond for Descriptive Circular. '?
JOHN AGNEVV A.SON,.Agents.
. March 23_mw>2mi>
?Hands Wanted.
ALL LABORING MEN willing to cut tim?
ber will find steady work and regular pay
on application to um.
Mo MASTER, MONTEITH A ROATH .
March 15_?_ . j3mo
iicinitHii'i <iu?rn*? Dellgbt?A remarka
blu medicine lor curing all kind* of diseases
of the blood. Better than Sareaparilla. All
skin diseaaes, Scrofula, Humors cured.
May 31_>_
Seed Corn and Potato Slips.
S)K BUSHELS SEED CORN, carefully se
At) looted for thirty years, and well adapted
to this section.
60 bushels YAM POTATO SLIPS.
Maroh 30 L?RICK A LOWRAKCE.
Southern Warehouse Company,
Oervais street, neur Greenville and Columbia
Hailroad,
8 prepared to reoeive COTTON and other
. property upon Storage, and to make ad?
vances npon the same. Cotton (hipped to
this house will be Btored eubject to the order
ot the owner, and the lowest rates charged
for storage. All property so stored will be
insured in good reliable companies, if Insur?
ance is desired*, and advances will be made
at the lowest bankiug rates. Our storehouses
are so located that dray ago is not necessary,
and no charge for handling will be made.
w AU business communications should be
addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
Bqwin F. Gary, Treasurer. Maroh 3 3m
Agents Wanted,
FOR MoCLELLAN'S OOLDEN STATE, tho
first and only complete History of the
Paoifio Slope; Desoriptiens of the Seasons,
Prodnots, Mountains, Scenery, Valleys, Ri?
vera, Laken, Forests, Waterfalls, Bays and
Harbors. 700 pages, 200 illustration* and
maps. Illustrated Circulars free.
WM. FLINT A 00., Atlanta, Ga.
Maroh 12_Wl8_
MaslllBtcis great upleas it be good. The
"Queen's Delight" is good; therefore, it is
?;reat. Queen's Delight is great, but Hoi nit ah
a greater, beqause he makes a good and a
I great medicine._May 3t
Cow Feed.
TON8 SHORTS and WHEAT BRAN, foi
saloby HOPE A GYLES.
5
May Butter.
CHOICE MAY BUTTER, last received and
for aalo, by JOHN aQNEW A 8QN.
IiQngi, Coughs, Colds, O niuiiipllnn
All oured by ualng Stanley Celebrated Congh
Syrup, prepared by Helnitah, at bis drug
et ore. May 3}
; u" Attractive Goods
Grand Cantral Dry Goods Establishm't
XVMl. 1>. LOVE ?t CO.
WE hare added to our stock the past few
dayak -aomo choice goods, as well as
\*vlfl?l Open TO-MORROW. (Momdat.) April
28, 1878, ? ! s
1,000ijatds Foulard B?ke; ibeautiful goods,
iu the oqw abadee v.
. _ 3,500 yards i-1 Printed Cretpns, at 16] conta
a yard. Cheapest goods sdid this season.
?' 250 piccesDrsss Goods, from 26 cent* to II
a y Rjd, in toe. new colors.
Two-Button Kids, at 75 conts a pair.
Tuckod Skirts, at 75 conts each.
Ladies' White aprons, from 25Cents to f 1 25
each. iii
Yand-wlde White Matting, at 25 conta a yard. |
Lace Collars, at 25 cents eaoh.
Printed Linen Lawns, at 30 and 37 A einte a
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 conta a yard; fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 124 cents a yard.
Plain and Lace 8 tripe a Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sots, at 50 cents a Bet.
Ctnb-handle Parasols.
Oar Lace and Embroidery department com
pribGH a very choice selection.
Hoaiery, in all sizes and makes.
A full line of Prints and Dometttics.
All are invited to call and inspect car at
tractive stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised, at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
of W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
W. D. Love!_B. B. McCnuEBY.
DANOINGI
Prof. G. T. Sheldon, of Washington
City. D, C,
WILL givo DANCING LE8BONS in
this city, in the ball over the store of tho
LlIoKero. L?rick A Lo wraueo, commencing
MONDAY, May 5,1873.
Ladies' and children's classes in tho after?
noon?gentlemen's class at night.
Pennns desirous, of Joining tho olasses, oan
do bo by leaving their names at Prof. Ly
Brand'a ninaic store, where terms oan be ob?
tained._Apr 24
MILLINERY.
MBS. O. E. BEED has opened
La fine assortment of Ladies' and
(Children's DRESSES. UN DEB
'WEAR, HAIR of all descriptions,
Bazaar Patterns, etc., all of which
will be aold at reduced prioes. The
publio in general are invited to call and see
for themselves. Mrs. Beedwaa awarded the
highest premiums for Millinery at State Fairs
of 1871 and 1872._April 18 8mo
OlaABETS, ETC
Bill ' hi
1Suinmer Btoek of Wines and Liquors,
? XK VtILt VAUIKT Y.
XJCTB B6ff*? enumerate some of our leading
V V brands:
CLARETS_St. Gervaip, quarts.
St. Entopho, pints and quarts.
' Bt. Jnlin, pinh? and quarts.
Margaux, pints and quarts.
PoutetGanet, quarta.
La Rose, quarts.
HOCKS.?Laubenbeimer,
Hochheimer,
Deideaheimer.
These front bonso of Henckel A Co , Mainz
WHITE WINES.?Latour Blanche,
Chateau Yquem,
Haute Sauterne?,
Brandenburg Fr?re?.
CHAMPAGNES.?Moet A Ohaudoo,
Pommery A Grcno,
Ohitno A Duchatcl,
And '?Imperial" California.
BRANDIE8.?Brandenburg Freren and James
Huuneaay, vintages 1S65, 58,35.
I GIN.?Prince of Orange.
Our stock of DOMESTIC WniSRTES.GINS,
RUMS and other LIQUORS AND CORDIALS,
not enumerated abovo, will bo found in full
Bupply.and at lowcei market rates.
Our celebrated i ' and of "MARYLAND
CLUB" WHISKEY?fur which wo aro solo
ageuta?alwayH on baud. Its purity, strength
and oxquiaito*flavor havo made it the favorite
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and (satisfaction guaran?
teed. _ GEORGE SYMMLRK
GREENFIELD'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
THE CARRIAGE stock at the corner of
Lady and Main streets has beeu
LARGELY INCREASED
Within a few days past, and in now more com?
plete than ever before, embracing, in every
variety, all the loading at vie a and quality of
vehicles in demand iu this market.
The stock of HARNESS is also complete.
Prices very low. W. K. GREENFIELD.
Pebge_
CARRIAGES
AMD
BUGGIES!
CALL at the Factory Eaet of the
Poat Office and examine quality,
workmanship and price* before pur?
chasing auction goods. We cannot
bo undersold iu good vehicles.
M. J. OALNAN, Agent.
JOHN AGNEW, Proprietor.
_Jan 11 _
Shingles.
WE are now prepared to furnish our first
olasa 0YPRE8B SAWED SB INGLES, in
I any desirod quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy, durability and supe?
rior finish, they cannot ho excelled. Bbip
ments made to any part of tho country
promptly.
Mo\l ASTER, MONTEITn A ROATn.
Mareh_16 _Bmo
. ? DIL V. P. CLAYTON
OFFERS his professional servioos to the
citiaens of Columbia.
aarOffloo at CENTRAL HOTEL.
Mar oh 25_
CHRISTOPHER HAYNEBWORTH,
BARBKR AND UAlIt-DRKSSKK,
INVITES his fr tends and all persons who aro
desirous of receiving a good SHAVE or
SHAMPOO, to pay bim a call at bis new
rooms, in the Wheeler bouse. HAIR-DRESS?
ING, DYEING, etc., attended to in best style.
==F=
Ahead as Usual!
? ti4t ? I . . :. M.ii Jin!;-. ? il |
_' ? ???);? it.,:.r>'.' ?
<;:?? RVili uU !l vjH
SPBING AND SMB
Vi'af nlui ? fi
tin rvJ .on
GOO D 8 !
: .it viibvrod P u.l\
?-4 + '?-.
It. & ? C. SWAFFIELD
ARK now exhibiting
the LARGEST, BEBT:
and CHEAPEST
8TOCK Of
CLOTHING, HITS
AND
GEMS' FIRMING GOODS
fiver brought to this city.
Our Custom Department .
Is replete with a choice and elegant assort?
ment of
CAS3IHEBE3 AND VEBTIHGB.
" |?l ? n i lit <\: ' ?
Wo are still taking orders for those PER
1 FEOT-FITTINQ SHIRTS. ' M arcbT9
Hew Attractions 1 Hew Attraction? I
_? .:. > it j a.
The Cry Is Still, They Come !
Every Train brings
Milt Mll<
?7 h .If
roarna ?..,, u
OOLXJMlBLA. hotel
emporium!
JUST arrived a fine Uno of FRENCH CAH
B1MEHE PANTS?the haudsoaest lot]
ever aecn in Columbia. "l
The colobrated "Webster" DRESS SHIRT,
warranted a perfect fit?being ont low imt.be
neok.
The "Czar," "Brignoli" and "Crown
Prince" COLLARB, in Linen; "Juniata,*'.
Bon Ton" and "Iron Ago/1 in Paper.
STRAW GOODS and NEW NOVELTIES of |
ovcry description in my line; at
? EPSTIN'S,
April 4 Under Colombia Hotel,
Spring Clothing and Hats.
KINARB&WILEY,
DEALERS IN
tJL0TH1XG, DATS, UMBRELLAS,!
OAVES,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS,
? ?*?? ?
Spring Clothing and Eats,
NEWJTYLE.
WE have made apeolal arrangementa with
one of the largest Shirt manufacturer*
to supply our trade with WHITE and FANCY
SHIRTS at the annexed pricea, for eaah per
half dozen; the quality and number of Linen
and Workmanahlp, we guarantee a perfect fit:
A 60, New York Mills, 8,200. Linen, $1?.
B 59, Wa&*nt*.. Q.lrV) Liften, $15.
B 06. Tueoor a, 3.0C0 Linen, 118 60.
O B 65. MasonviUe. 1,800 Linen, $11.60.
B 63. Forreetdale, 1.GG0 Linen, 110.
B 43, Hoys' Shirts, 1,700 Linen, ?8.
" A splendid line of Cloth Costa and Doe
Pants, Fancy Cassini era Pants, a beautiful |
Una of White Yeats, new atyle. Mar 19
Hew Publications.
EW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi
, tiona, illustrated. i .
New standard works for llbrarlea.
New Novels, in oheap binding.
AIbo, a freah atqck of WRPTING DESKS, i
Portfoiloa, Gold Pens, Fart'Kntvea, Pocket
Books, Photograph Albnmsof all aize6, Fancy
Brackets and. Book Shelvea, and a general
variety of Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En
volopes and Fancy Stationery, for sale by
Wot 6_ B. L. BRYAN.
Hew Family Grocery.
THE undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and the pub?
lic generally, that they have open?
ed a FAMILY GROCERY STORE
_fat the old stand of. Campbell A
Junes, and would 'eepcctrully solicit a por?
tion of their patronage. Our goods are fresh,
and will be eold at loweat market prices.
BOWBN A LaFAB.
Johh H. Bowx?. M. LaFab.
March 11
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1-BOTL?EBfr-DH*?*r-~
C) 2&&?tM M" i $ >
Three door a North of Broad, Char lea ton, 8, CL
' E. M. GEIMKE, Proprietor.
?<:. ? * It \-TIT?. J4Ki
Xt'me, X^Zui, Slal?SGarden.fates. Pressed
and Firs Bricks, Cement, Hair, Sh'in
gles, Banging ' Baskets, ? i*7w Stones,
Land and Calcined Plaster, Waits,' 2Kiff,
I Chimney Tops, Drain .Pipe; &c,, Mar
I Me awf Marbleized Qfantels. v i-'*'
Lp. O. Bojl 374 ObarlestonYs. 0,, April 15,187?.
THE uhdorslgned begf leave to inform hla
friends anaeviiomers, that he has been
appointed Agent Joe-the .sals of Messrs.
OABLTON, NOBWOOD. A CO.'S celebrated
bra ad ?f BOGKPOBT LIME, formerly repre?
sented in this market by iteiara.OLNBi.Av*>.:
and novr ofTers for sale a cargo of Buperioa*
quality, Whiofcf will be disposed of.on themo??'
reasonable terms.; ? di ovdoVl vlJiL'i'r n
Ordere for any qaanijty, from one to one
thousand dollafH; fiHodlitb prompteeee.and
satisfaction g uarantced. E. M..
Ayenfs Cherry Pectorai,
For Diseases of 'the Thrdat andLungk^
Wibh as Ckjngbs, Colds, WhoopinB . .
. i ux COu?b,.Broooliitis, A^tbxufc, ....
and Consumption.
Probably never before" In the whole history*oI
medicine, has any thing won bo widely ajwi. so -
deeply upon tho continence of mankind, as this
excellent - remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Thrpugh,along scrica.of ycors,and among-motl
t>f the races of mcti It rras risen nigher and higher
in iheir estimation, pa It baa become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the3 va
Tiona affections of the. lungB and throat,' hakte
. made It known as a reliable protector ananat
' them.' Wiille adapted to milder forms of disease
i and to young children, it is at the same time the
most effectual remedy that ein be given for incip?
ient consumption, ami lue-dangerous affections
of the throat and lungs. "As a provision against
sudden attacks of-<7rdt?n, it should bo kept en
hand in every family, and indeed ab nil arc some?
times subject to coins and rhuph*, all 'should be
provided with this antidote k - ...em... ,. .
Although settled Consumption Ts thought In
tiirablo, atlU great ouimbers 6f cases where: the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, nml the patient restored to sound, healik
by Uio Cherry Pectoral. . So complete is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat, thnt the most obstinate of them yieldtoat.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry 1'eetoral they enbeide and disappear.
Singers and 1'ublic Speakers Una great
protection from it.
; .Asthma- is always relieved and often wholly
cured by It; ? ' ?' - ?< ?
Bronchitis la generally cured by hiking the
Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent 'doecB.
So generally are its-virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here,or
do more than Aixrare the public that ite qualities
ore luUy maintained. . - ,
dyer's Ague C?re,
for Favor and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,- Dumb
Ague, Feriodioal or; Bilipus, F?verr, &o.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
As its name implies, It doea Cure, and does not
fall. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,. Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, It in nowise injure* airy pa?
tient. . The number and Importance of its cures
in the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and web chore without a parallel In the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride Is gratified by the
acknowledgments we receive of the radical cures
effected ra obstinate cases, and where other rem?
edies tid wholly falte??'-- ? ? -?;
Cnacoibnataa persons, either resident, in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities: win be
protected by taking- the A.Q VS CUBJS dalkf.
For-Wf?- Conimta-int*, arising from torpid?
ity of the Llrer, It is an excellent resneriyilssinrn- ?
I?ing tho Liver into healthy activity. . .
For Binous Disorders and-Liver Complaints, It
Is an excellent remedy, producing rnany, truly
remarkable cures, where other rAe4ieines'l%aa
failed.- . i ?.:???..?. i l:* tn ; '.t^. si ihn oL
, .Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ateu A Co., Practical
and Analytical Chomists,-Lowell, Ma38?i?nd
sold aU round the,.world;.
t^i PRICE, '}
? ANDREW CRAWFOBO,r^T
'Attorney at Llavr,
Ko. 3 Lav Range" Columbia, BPtf.
COLLECTIONS PUNCTUALLY HADE.
: April 10 2m i . ?{j \ ...
Ayer's
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon' restored
to its original color,
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick?
ened, falling hair chocked, and- bald?
ness often, though not always, cared
by its use. Nothing can restore"* flu?
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such s3 remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair witb a pasty sedi?
ment, it will keep it clean ana vigorous.
Its occasional uro will prevent the'hair,
from turning gray or falling off, and
eonsequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make gome preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the ? Vigor can
only benefit but not barm it. If wanrod
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else enn bo found eo desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not. soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long ton tho. hair, giving it ft rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Pbactical and Analytical Chimibta,
LOWELL, MASS. '
_PRICE ?1.00._
j it. n?NXLi. JSSs a. nusaaa,
Solicitor Fifth Circuit.
BUBBLE & DUBBAB,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Offloe Law Bange and State House,
Kar 38 COLUMBIA, 0. o.