The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 06, 1874, Image 1
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
Smith ttnd Jones.
One winter there came to Trenton,
New Jersey, two men, named Smith
und Jones, both of whom had designs
npou the Legislature. Jones hud a
bad wife, and was ia lovo with auother
pretty woman, who, by-the-by, was a
widow, with sparkling black eyes.
Smith hud a good wife, plump us a
robin, good us an auge), aud the mo?
ther of tea ohiidreu. Smith did nut
want to get divorced, but sought to'
get a charter for a turnpike from Pig'?
Run to Terrapin Hollow. So, with
theso different objects, they came to
Treutou, and addressed the assembled
wisdom there with the usual argu?
ments:
1st. Oyster suppers, with a rich
Luck-ground of eteuk aud venison.
2d. Liquors in abuodauce, from the
stunning "Jersey lightning" to the
bubbling ohampugne.
To speak ia plain prose, Jones guve
a Champagne Bupper, and Smith fol?
lowed with a ohampugne brenkfusb.
Under the molltfyiug iuilueuce of
these tempting repasts, the wise law?
makers passed both the divorce and
turnpike bills, and Jones and Smith?
* with a copy of eaoh bill iu parchment
in their pookets?weut rejoicing to
their homes.
"My love," said Smith, wheu he
was onoe more comfortably eusoouced
before his own domestic hearthstone,
and speaking to his wife, who was
ministering to the necessities of the
youngest offspring, "I am one of the
directors of the Pig's Run aud Terra?
pin Hollow Turnpike, and will be
President, my dear. It will quite set
ns up in life. We will send our chil?
dren to boarding-school, and live in
style off the tolls. Here's the charter,
duoky."
"Let me see it, pet," said the wife,
who was the best of wives, with plump?
ness and good nature beaming all over
her face. She nestled on Smith's
shoulder, and threw her arm lovingly
about his neck, as she helped him ex
.1_
UIUIUO LUD LJMUUUiDUih
Suddenly Smith's visage grew long.
His wife's looked blank. Smith was,
not generally profane, bat now he
k ripped out a fearful oath..
\ "Blast it, wife!" he ahonted, furi?
ously, "those scoundrels at Trenton
have divorced oal"
It was too true. The parchment he
held was a bill of divorce, in which
the names of Smith and his wife y^
peared in frightful big letters. &Lr*.
Smith wiped ber eyes with the corner
of her apron, as she exolaimed:
"Oh, dear, here's a. tnrnpikel Mr.
Smith, with the whole ten of our chil?
dren staring me in the face, I ain't
your wife."
Here the voioo of the poor woman
became choked with sobs, aud her ut
teranoes were too indiatinot to be re?
corded. As for Smith, he cursed away
at such a rate as would have oonvinced
any spectator of the propriety of send?
ing him a missionary. Although the
night was dark, and the denizens of
the village had retired to their beds,
Smith bid his wife put on her bonnet,
and, arm iu arm, they proceeded to
the bouse of the olergymau of their
cburob.
"Qooduoss. bless me!" exclaimed
the mild, good man, as he Haw them
enter, Smith looking like the last June
shad, aud Smith's wiio's face all
streaked with tears, "what is the mat?
ter?"
"The mutter is, I want you to marry
us right off," replied Smith.
"Marry you I" exclaimed the aston?
ished olergymau, with expanded fin?
gers aud wonderiug eyes; "are you
drunk or crazy?"
"Neither. The fact is, Brother Good
wiu, some scoundrels at Treutou have,
unknown to us, divorced me from my
wife, and ube is the mother of all my
children."
Well, the minister, Boeing tbe condi?
tion of tilings, roiirri. d them over
again, and would uot take nny fee.
The biet, is, he wus noxious to be alone,
to clink be could give vent to a sup
i pressed lauyh that was shaking him all
over.
Smith and his wife weut home aud
kissed every one of their ten children,
und the little Smiths uever knew that
their jfcther and mother had been made
strangers to each other by legislative
enactment.
Meanwhile, aud on the self-same
night, Jones returned to Ins native
town, aud sought the Qua puir of black
eyes which he hoped shortly to call
his own. Tbe pretty widow sat on a
sofa, a white7 hundkercbief tied care
Jesely about her round, white throat,
und ber black hair iu silky waves
ngainst her rosy cheek.
"Divorce ia tbu word!" erictl Jones,
playfully patting tbe double obin.
"L'bo fact is, Eliza, I urn rid of that
woman, and you and I will bo murried
to-night, I know how to nmusge those
fellows at Treutou. A champagne sup?
per (or wus it a breakfast?) did our
ousiuebH with them. Put on your
? ?outlet uud let uh go to tbe preacher's
at once, deurent."
The widow (who was among widows
sb pi-itches aro among upplos) put ou
her bonnet und took Jones'arm, and?
"Just look how handsome it is put
on the parchment," cried Jones, poll?
ing the dooument out before her;
here's the law which suys that Jack
[E DAI
'Let (
CO]
.TnncK und Ann Caroline Junes uro two!
Look at ill"
Putting her plump, gloved hand on
his shoulder, she did look at it.
"Oh, dearl" sho exclaimed, with her
rose-bud lips, and aaukback, half fuint
ing, on the sofa.
"Oh, blazes!" cried Jones, rumpling
tho parchment in his bund; "here's
lots of champagne and happiness gone
to ruin."
It was a hard case. Iustea i of beiug
j divorced und at liberty to marry the
I widow, Jacob Jouus was simply, bi?
lbo Legislature of New Jersey, incor?
porated into a turnpike compuny, with
tue liberty of cous.ructing a turnpike
from Burliugtuu to Bristol. Wheu
you refleot that Burlington and Bristol
are located about u mile upart, on op
posito sides of the Delaware ltiver, you
will peroeive the extreme hopelessness
j of Jones' caso.
I "It is all the fault of that turnpike
man who gave them the supper?or,
was it the breakfast?" cried Jones, in
I nis agony. "If they had only charter?
ed uuo to lay a turnpike from-Pig's
Bun to Terrapin Hollow, I might have
borne it, but tho very idea or layiug a
turupiko across tho Delaware ltiver,
from Burlington to Bristol, is uu in
fernul absurdity."
So it was.
"And ain't you divorced?" suid Eli?
za, a fhur rolling down euch cheek.
"No!" thuudered Jones, crushing
his hat between his knees; "and what
is worse, the Legislature have ad?
journed and gone homo drank, and
won't be back to Trenton until next j
year."
It was sad. The mistake had oc?
curred on the last day of the session,
when the Legislature and transcribing
clerks were laboring under the effects1
of a ohampugoo supper, followed by
a cliampugne breakfast. Smith's name
had been put where Jones'ought to
have been, and "wise-wersey," us the
Latin poet hath it.
if or Sale or Sent.
THAT nicely finished DWELL
jjjjl ING, formerly the Residence of
_li!*.lato Richard Wearn, situated on
le South-west cornor of Sumter and Lnm
ber streets, containing seven Booms, and
good servants' Out-buidinga. Tho main
building supplied with Qas Fixtures; large
Lot and a fino Garden; Well with good
water, Ac. Apply to
JACOB LEVIN,
Nov 113 Auction and Com. Merchant.
Eosendale Cement-A Prime Article.
O/A BARRELS of the above, at low price,
OV/ to close a consignment. Apply at
my Auotion Room. JACOB LEVIN.
Nov 1_ 3
Gas Light Bills for Month of October.
CONSUMERS will please give their atten?
tion to the above. Cards, containing
amount of bill, will be found at the Post
Office, directed to name.
JACOB LEVIN,
Sec'tary and TreaB. Col. Gas Light Co.
Nov 1 3
Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c.
WINTER BLEACHED SPEItM OIL,
Pure Linseed Oil, NeatB Foot Oil.
Olive Oil, Sweet Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Castor
Oil. Wholesale and retail at
E. H. HEINITSH'S
Oct 231_Drug Store
New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WORKING to Win, a story for girla,
$1.75.
Mistress of the Manso, by Dr. Holland,
author of Arthur Bonnycaatle, II 50.
A History of Germany, from the Earliest
Times, by Charit on Lewis, {2 50.
Mauual of Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Norso, Hindoo, Egyptian and Ola German,
by Murrav, (2.25.
>>_.;:_: _ .? Pofogt the Qatno of North
America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gillmoro, $1.50.
Hoaltb and Education, by Kingsley, f 1.75.
Hogarth's complete works, in three vo?
lumes. Tho Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with platos, $2.50. History of Cluba
and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder?
ful Characters, with portraits. Tho Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdotal.
Homes and Haunts of tho British Poets,
London, and other new books. Nov 1
Cheap, Delicious and Healthful.
fixe iqditam apples.
$1.25 pr bushel
Saves doctors' bills and drug bills, and
bettor than Queen's Delight or Hepatic
Compound. For aale by
L?rick & Lowrance.
Oct 211
Oats! Oats'.!
1 BUSHELS Choice Feeding
L4V/V'U OATK. Jnat received and
tor sale by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Got 29 3
Aniline Dyes.
LEAMON ANILINE DYES are the
Strongest, moat Brilliant and most
Durable Domestic Dyos in the world. Any
artiolo of Clothing, Ribbons, Feathers,
Fancy Articles, Ac, can be Dyed iu a few
minutes, at a trilling expense. A full as?
sortment of these Beautiful Dyos in botlos,
with directions for uso. Call and see sam?
ple oolora at L. T. SILLIMAN A CO.'S
_Oot 29_Drag Storo.
Palmetto Hams.
SUGAR-CURED Canvassed HAMS, Pal
motto brand. Tho best iu market.
Just received and for Bale by
Oct 22 3 IOHN AGNEW A SON.
inr Just Censureb
jUMBIA, s. c, FRIDAY M
NEW GOODS!
DRESS GOODS!
FANG7 GOODS!
Just opened, the
third stock of new
DRY GOODS and
NOTIONS, for
this Fall.
C. F. JACKSON,
The Leader
Of Low Prices.
Nov 1
THE election now approaches, aim there
ia great excitement ami speculation as to
whetheror not
Chamherlain
Will ho elected Governor by bis party. So 1
id there great excitement among tboae who
are pniohasing Dill" GOODS, aud F. B.
ORCHARD A CO. havo decided
Mot to be
Undersold bj any other hotiso in the' city,
aud they should bu patronised and
Supported
Not only by Democrats aud Conservatives,
but also
By the Republicans.
Out 31_
And Now that the Agony is Over,
AND everybody knows "who iB who," for
eomo time, ?t least, Ictus givo atten?
tion to auother citat question?the larder.
gkor.gr sym.uk its
Can furniab
Freeh Sugar-cured Hams, uncovered.
Choice boneless Shoulders aud Bacon
Strips.
Fulton Market Beef.
Smoked Beef and Tongues.
Buckwheat, Oatmeal and Fearl Grist,
I and many other subatantials.
In Fancy Groceries, many novel tic* I
Auchovy Sauco, Macerated Cocoannt,
I Ginger, (juince. Citron, Pear, Pine Apple,
and other delicious Preserves.
Pure Fruit Jellies, assorted.
And a long line of temptations, which it
will afford me no loss pleasure to show than
it will delight the public appetite to con?
sume.
Hurrah for Svmmers!_Nov 5
OPENING DAILY I
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
DRY GOODS!
CARPETS, OIL. C i.OX iis,
HUGS AND WINDOW SHADES I
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of 11 kinds and at very low prices.
TUE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is well slocked with everything that is
new and pretty, and no extravagant prices.
Order? from the country promptly at?
tended to, at the Old Stand of
R, C. SHIVER & CO.
Oct 11
OCTOBER 10, 1874.
Special Notice From The
G It A XO CENTRAL.
DRY COODS ESTABLISHMENT,
of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
WE have just received ten cases of
very choice and seasonable DUESS
GOODS, purchased !or cash of two bank?
rupt importing houses, which will be sold
very cheap. Also, live caeca BLACK AL?
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which, for quality and fiuish, uaioiol be ex
I celled anywhere.
The following Goods aro now in stock:
50 piocea choice patterns of CAB PETS,
100 HUGS, 9J MATS, 60 dozen of hallo it A
Co.'seclobrated SHI UTS. for which we arc
I bo ugouts, retailing them at wholcsule
rices.
All the departments of our establish?
ment are full ot the best makes of goods,
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for cash at the lowest prices,
enabling us to sell goods a; low as any
house in New York.
Thoso residing in the city, and strangers
passing through, boforo laying in their
winter supplies, should examine our large
and choico assortment, at the GBAND
CENTRAL DKY GOODS ESTABLISH?
MENT OF WM. D. L.OVK ?t CO , wbole
aaln and retail dealers in DBY GOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, comer of
Main and Plain atrouts.
N. B. SAMPLES sont gratuitously to all
I parts of the country on application.
Oct 11
Wrapping Paper.
AFULL supply or WBAPPINO PAPElt
just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which wo are sole agents, and of?
fered at lower prices than same quality can
bu delivered from the Northern cities." Call
and examine qualityand prices at the store
or _JOHN AG NEW A SON.
Bntter and Cheese.
1 (\ FIRKINS Choico Gi 11 Edge- BUTTER,
W) 50 English Dairy and Cream Cheese.
Just received and for sale low bv
Nov G 3 ? JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Attend the True
ORNING, NOVEMBER G, U
Cottage House.
JVb. 15_ Washington St., next Masonic Hall.
Tho undersigned has/
ro-opem.d thin rstah->
.liabment, and inform*
_11 Im public that ho is prepared to
Hi|j(iij iiu m with tho very bent of WINES.
LIQUOlts, SCOAUS, TOBACCO, etc. Ovs
tcrM in every style, and at all hours. He
freshmcnts of various kiuds. (Jive ?no a
call. Tho Cock-Pit is being put in i?rdor,
and there will be a number of liuhtH during
the Fair. C. It. FRANKLIN.
Oci ai
FINE'S SALOON.
A'o. -II Uichardnon Strrct, fat'eern Lady
and Gerais Street*.
HAVING replenished my entire stock of
Liquors, Cigars, Ac, having also
given proper attention In my Restaurant,
1 am now prepared to furnish in.V friends
and the public generally with tho beat the
maikbtd afford.
Oct 17 WM. SL FINE. Agent.
Wagons, &c, &c.
THOSE in want of any
IBEBBBjLwtylo of WAGONS will lind
^^^tZ^^a^it to their advantage to
riwiwffi-f-iFnbhgivc- mo a call. I manufac
turo or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing in all its brauchen promptly and
neatly performed. liENUY SKIPPER,
(let 21
MILLINERY."
PRICES It EDUCED ofLn-l
dies', Misuu?' und Children's
?HONNETS. liars, CAPS,
SUITS, UNDERWEAR. Fur
Seta, Cloakf?, Worsted Goods,
Hair, Corset a. Zephyr Worsted
and other articles too nume?
rous to mention; also, Bazar
Patterua. Ladies will please
call anil sco for themselves at
Oct27 _MKS. O. E. REED'S.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATKD WARE,
SPECTACLES, EYE-QLASSE3, ETO.
IHAVE a largo stock of the abovo on
hand, and will aell them at tho loweat
cash prices. All goods warranted as repre
aentrd.
aar Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry re?
paired ami work warranted.
GE?. BRUNS,
Oct 27 Columbia Hotel Block.
A Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
a LADDIN SECURITY OIL is offerod
l\. with the confidence that it will prove
itaelf equal, if not superior, to any burn?
ing oil that has been offered to the public.
This oil ia prime white in color, :b deodor?
ized to the highost cxtont achieved in tho
manufacture of burning oils, and is war?
ranted to stand a fire teat of 150 degrees
Fahrenheit.
It ia perfectly saTe for use in allCoal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps, and as its name indi?
cates, will give all who use it perfect
"security" in doing bo.
Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer,
have much leas smell, aud not crust the
wiok, and will bo found to bo very economi?
cal, to say nothing of the entire "security"
iu its use. Fur sale at
L. T. SILLIMAN A CO.'S
Oct 14 Drug Store.
Seegers' vs. Cincinnati Seer.
THE Cincinnati Gazette makea the asto?
nishing anuonncement that Cincinnati j
beer ia no longer pure, bnt adulterated with
molaBsea, sugar of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous eolchienm. The Commissioner
of Agriculture, in hia report for 18C5,says
that Prof. Mapes, of New York, analyzed
tho beor from a dozen different breweries,
aud tound all of it adulterated. Cocculna
Indiens and nux vomica outured largely
into its composition.
J. C. SFEGERSguarantees his Leer tobe
pure anil reliable. He does not adulterate I
it, but brews from the best barley, malt |
and hops. Jan 2:1
It Pays to Buy Good Medicines.
ITpaya to use ncinitah'e KIN A CHILL!
CUKE.
It pavh to use Heinitah'a BLOOD AND
LIVEItYlLLs.
It pavs to use STANLEY'S COUGH
SYRUP."
It pavs to purify your bbtoil with
QUEEN'S DELIGHT!
It pavs to nee the COOK'S BAKING
POWDER.
It pays to use the QUAKER LINIMENT.
It pavs to use Mother Dai lim;'? INFANT
CORDIAL for children.
It pavs to buv votir iuedieii.es ai
E. II II EINITSH'S
Oct 2^ t Drug aud Mi dieino Store.
IMPKOVKU
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!
Patented Mandl, 1ST?.
UY I'KMULHTO? *t lli>.\ It DM A \.
auousta. oa
rilHE satiffaclion this PRESS has given
A in the pai>t, tli?' great intprnven.i nt ?
made mi it, and the Inet nl its being Intm
lorty to tilt > dullard cheaper than any oi In r
good Preen, should induce piaiilei's and
others to send for one ot our hew Circulars ?
before purchasing. Wu als ? in a mi fuel ore I
Irons lor Water Power Presses and >'crew J
Presses. Address
I'ENDLETON A BOAR OMAN, j
Foundry and Machine Works. Kol lock ;
Street, Aliens!a, Ga. Jiilv2w|j4mo I
OOFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE!
DIRECT IMPORTATION, ?
4,000 Bags Coffee,
TER German Brig Hermann, from Rio
de Janeiro, for sale in lots to suit pur?
chaser!:, by
GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.,
1 and 3 Havne strei t, Charles? Ii, S O.
Get 20 12
Tobacco! Tobacco!
GROSS FALLS OF OHIO FINE
CUT.
100 boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco.
Sold low Tor caah by J. C. SEEOEIIS.
Flour! Floor!! Floor!!!
infl BARRELS FANCY FAMILY
Xv/W FLOUR, ground from selected
bow Wheat, just received and for sale at
reduced prices by JOHN AQNEW Jt SON.
10
[(Mil
Event."
$74. vo:
VICTORIA HOTEL,
Charleston, 8. C,
HAS boen entirely reno?
vated and refurnished
throughout. It in moatccn
rtrully situated, in King near
Market street, lor* tho traveling public.
They solicit I heir patronage. Board per
day, $2.50.
MRS. MARIA OPDHBEECK,
Oust 11 2nio Proprietress.
The Song Monarch]!
a sew axi) most inteuestino
BOOK FOR SINGING GLASSES.
FULL of melodious SON OH, DUETS,
GLEES and Tour-part SONGS, all easy
and perfectly iidaptod to a Singing School
Corn-He, but at the same time forming
ollection well suited for tho use of Collogo
and other Choirs. Siugiug St-eif-ties, *;<:.
By U. It. Palmer, assisted by L.O.Emer
eon. Pnicr., 73 Cents. PerDczen, $7 50.
A ntoet attractive Piano Piece:
SOUYENIK De LI MA, MAZOURKA, $1.00.
Coo of tli(> "Posthumous Works of L. M.
Go; tecbalk."
THE LEADER!
A ? ? w and excellent collection of Music for
Cl ;is, Conventions and Singing Classes,
prepared by those most successful compos
iT5, iL K Palmer, of Chicago, and L. O.
Emerson, or Boston. Price, $1.118, or $12.00 :
per dozen.
Pur rour next. Sunday School Song Book,
send for the R1YEP. OF LIFE. By Per?
kins and Bontley. 35 ccute.
All books and music scut, post paid, for
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston.
CLIAS. II. DITSON A CO.,
711 Broadway, N. Y.
Oct 24 swV
No Further Postponement
of tue
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
in aid of THE
Masonic Relief Association!
OP NOStFOLilC. VA.
T Ii u r a (I a. y , 19(h N o v e at Ii r r. |
TIIHIS enterprise is conducted by the MA
JL SONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
NORFOLK, VA., under authority of the
Virginia Legislature, (Am passed March
8th, 1873 )
.-?0,000 Tl. kro-0,000 Casll Gifts.
$250,000 to be Given Away.
One Grand Cash Gift of. $ 80 000
One Grand Cash Gilt ol. 2?U00
One Grand Cash Gift of. 20.0?0
Ouo Grand Cash Girt of. 10,000
One Grand Cash Gift of. 5.WJ0
One Grand Cash Gift of. 2,500
One Grand Cash Gift of. 2,000
15 Cash Gifts or $1,090 each. 15,000
28 CdBb Oirta of 500 each. 14,000
43 Cash Gift? of 250 each. 10,750'
7!) Cash Gifta or 150 each. 11,850
250 Cash Gifts or 100 each. 25,000
578 Cash Gifts or 50 each. 28,?00
5,000 Cash Gifts of 10 each. 50,000
(5.000CASH PRIZES,aggregating..$250,000
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets.*10 00 I Qr'ter T'kts. .$ 2 501
Hair Ticket*;... 5 00; 11 Tickets.100 00 |
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert ia strictly for MASONIC
purposes, and will be conducted with the |
same liberality, honesty and fairness which
characterized the first enterpriau.
JOHN I.. ROPKR, President.
For tickets and circulars, giving full
information, addiess
IIK.VItV V.aiOOHK.X.C, Norfolk. Vu
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Sent 1 -t:.0
Look to Your .Hiood. There is Life in
it Yet 1
VT n rnOUT pure Blood no tlesh id tree
Vv from disease.
The "Queen's Delight" is the greatest
Blood Purifier.
I If your blood is pour, watery, full of
humors -use the "Queen's Delight."
H your health is ihcliuti.g wasting of vi?
tal hiroe- us<- the "Qui en's Delight."
If you have Rheumatism, Swellings ol tin
J.inii?use the * i. i n's Delight "
It you have Chilo*. Fever and Agil?, Bib
iou-tifHs?use tl > VQin en's Delight."
i 11 yi?u have Su ii Headache, Nervoiisiie^s,
Wealtnefar -r.-- the 1 Queen's Delight
If you have .I.iutidico, Liver Complaint,
Yrllnw Skin- uns t he "Queen's Delight "
If you have Dysti-psia, Fluttering ..'.?.lit
the lleart u.-<-the ??(.Jut-en's Delight
It yon hav-i any Cutaneous Eruption,
lu Lit II timors, Carbuncle*, Kiysipe as or
Kieg'n Evil, Goitre, nothing will niiioVeit
hill ihe ?'Queen's Delight."
It von want a Summer Tonic and VViiiti r
I i.vjgoi ?t? ? I' 't?*? : l.e ??Qu? enV Delight."
('all and ge t a ('ir--;i ar, and rend St.
1 ri ptied only h
( H. HEINITSH.
:iti t Pliarinacifi
Tor K-nt,
Ti' I*. ?? .ioini.di--.iH Bri.d; ami Metal
ti$f Hohr STOREHOUSE, No. U!l Main
?Uft street Terms very low Apply to
SL1BELS A I ZELL or to BOON E .V M?L?
LER. Attorney,. at-Law . Aug 5*
liAWYKKV IIKFICRKI
IN-?PH AN' K OKKIC'KS!
tlOO~l!? n?U PA Ml I.IKK t
"DOliK DRD-l<OOfU9!
r ? t.r.i :s the new
C'? n;ra' National Bank Building.
/?/./' .'.? To <L'JT Tin: TIUKS.
ih-d-iioi ins fr4>iu ::; ; or ok.nth upwaidsi
Family ? eouis :Y< el j<l per inoiitb upwards;
L'iwm i>'OtV:c?-s front jopr mouth onwards.
V ATI R, G AS. WATER and WOOD CLO?
SETS mil otli r modern improvement*in
side tit...dim;. .Vo '?'ii A room a hi! fronting
? hi the-treet. Good ventilation. A Janitor
in charge of building. Apply ta Centra!
Bank, or to v. ?r*. H.U.I-1 S ,1 KZELL.
Aim 112
Imported Wines, Brandies, Etc . Etc
~ ^ITWY SCOTCH WHISKIES,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Brandies?-Otard, Ac,
mmmc&m* Holland Gin,
stiei rv Wine, Port Wine. Madeira Wine.
Also, a large stci t of line old Whiskies
Otgars, Ac. J. C. SEEGERS.
LUHE X?NUMBER 196
GOVERNOR MOSES
Id changing the Commissioners of Elee
' ion, deserves tbe united thanks of every
lovor of neaco. THE PROPRIETOR Ox7
THE INDIAN QUEEN BEGAU BTOBE.iu
introducing the FIVE CENT MANILLA,
deserves the commendation or every love
of the weed, ua
ON THE
Day of election, the people flock to the
polls, each (o deposit their l>allut tor their
favorite candidate, ku do the many consu?
mers ll?ck to thin popular resort to obtain
thia FAV?KITE SEGAR. Let it be under?
stood that we are not on the
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely claim
that the ecgsr offeied bv others ia far IN?
FERIOR lo that aold by'the
INDIAN QUEEN OMAR STORE,
Not 1 _ 105.J Assembly Street.
President Grant Orders
A RE to subordinates what the Indiac
/ V Girl Cigar Store is to cigar dealera.
The ono the highest authority in the United
Statea, tho other at the bead of the Whole
sain and Rotall Ch?ar Tiado of tho State-.
As Judgo Graham ordered
Gov. Moses to be a: rested
nnd failed, so opposition has likewia:
lisndud in competing with this steadily in?
creasing house, and now deaicrA can a a
reasonably look for the Republican ticker
to he withdrawn
And the Election Postponed
aa to expect indnccmenta offered that will
compare with those of their favorite "lu
diau Girl." Smokera alao will have to wait
Until the Old Commissioners of Elec?
tion are Reinstated,
or any other unroaaonablo occurrence, be?
fore they will find Cigars that will compare
with tho Celebrated Five Centers, or anv
other brands or tbe INDIAN GIRL CIGAR
STORE. Columbia, S. C. Oct 30
THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE
STILL AHEAD!
THE proprietor of this establishment
would respectfully announce to the
Eublio and his numerous patrons, that he
as largely increased bia facilities for sup?
plying to them the beat brands of CIGARS,
both imported and domestic. Their force
for the manufacturing of the beat Cigarc
has been largely increased, thereby ena?
bling them to compete with tho largest
Now York and Baltimore houses. Of this,
the dealera throughout the entire State
can certify. The celebrated 6c. PARTAGAS
are still all the rage; also, the 10c. IM?
PORTED LONDRES.
M. SL*T ZBACBER,
No. 105 Main street.
Two donr? be|-?w Wheeler House.
PORTRAITS. PHOTOGRAPHS. STERE?
OSCOPES. Ac, Copies from Old Pic?
tures made any size and style as ohoap as
anywhere elas. Come and ace tho new
Glace Picture.
Mr. Coftin, the finest photographer in
New York city, will assist in tbe photo?
graphic department.
AttT OAI.LKUV BUIhDIMJ.
Oct 18 ?mo_COLUMBIA. S. C.
Red Ash Coal.
I i~\f\ TONS RED ASH COAL--same
*Hbv/V ' quality as that which gave euch
satis I act ;,;n two Wars ago.
Aug 25 T. J. HARPER.
Coal! Coal! Coal!
rj^iIE undersigned hi-K leave to state thai
A they have constantly on band all
kinds iit COAL, and will liiridsb contumeie
in aw tin intilv. delivered, at lowest cash
prices. ROW EN & LaFAR, Agents.
Supt 2 Sr.:..
Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelryi
WM. GLAZE.
a j his now at ore, Main street, nearly op
?\_ popite Ibo Central National Pank, ha?
largeand beautilul ftock et tine WATCHES
stc-tii and key winders, from beat European
and Ameiicau uiatiiilactnrt.rt*, and of his
own importatioii, in gold and silvorcasos.
l-'.Jeg ant JEWELRY I An unrivaled aat?ort
iiii ii* juM receivi d and all the latest styles.
??ei ti,^ ? ILVER-WARE, hi si ts at d cases,
l.riihil IM? sents, and a verj tine selection oi
? lated-W aie. Gold V. steh ?nd Neck Chains,
Locket?, elegant Seal, Wedding and En
itauen it-ii I Lings, large mock of Spectacles
ami Eye-Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes
and it great vaiielv of Fancy Articles. My
stock ia the largest and be?t selected in the
Southern country and will be sold as cheap
is same article can bn bought auy wLare.
Ot t 24 _
CONGAREE IRON WORKS
columbia, 8. C.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
MANUFAOTU
REROF STEAM
ENGINES, SAY
AND GRIST
MILLS, GIN
f. Gearing, and all
*?# kinds of Iron
:j0 Castings for Ma?
rt.?rm-chinery and Or
5^"MT"i!? / namcntal Caat
Ings for Stores
and Dwellings, Patent Railings for Gardens
and Cometeriua, Iron Settees and Arbor
('hairs; also. Braes Castings of all kinds,
Reils for Churches, Sohools, Work-shops,
Ac. Guarautoe all my work first claes ant.
equal to any North or South.
Works at foot of Lady street and near tc
Soulh Carolina and Greenville & Cnlumbir
Railroad Companies'Depots. Kovl V: