The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, August 03, 1887, Image 3
THE Y4ANNISG TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1337
'1ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year. in Advance $1.50. or S.w at
the Ly pimidon of Six Months.
Mohrtisena~ts.--'er Svimre, first in
E~sei sus~qent nseren.50e.
r Cont-: Advertising at reduced
Miss Itdine Brocking ou, of Kigs
trc, is visiting filends in Mau iug.
Mr. Stepheh Thomas, Jr., ofCh:trs
tou is visiting] ret .vs in this coultv
M. C. Galachat F.sg., and M.job
Couyers accompanied the Goards to
Spartanb urg.
Messrs. Arthur DeLorme and Baker;
Havnswc.rth, of Darlinigton, are visit
ng3rW.C. Datvis.
Mrs. F. N. Nvilson, left Las Fiday
for York. io visit her father Dr. Barrou.
who is quite ill.
Miss Iinie Moore. of M-aniInz, is
visi~iiiz the family of Mr. 1J. 1R. PLiL
lips, at Provdece.-.':er A-'m e
Mrs. Jerome P. Chase and Mrs. W.
-J. Norris, of Florene,% are vising
their brotlier, Mr. J. W. AMcLe- ., Of
this counitv.
Mr. E. 0. mii, nmj who has ben r-C
appointed to West Point by Congresa
mlnl Dargn, has returned to prepare
for ls e:anation, wich come.s MI
in September.
vis, have tarld horom ii it
adel Academy. Mr. Daaual is the
happy pos.eor of a gradl:,tes
ploma, which was w - with distinc
tion.
Turnip Seed! Fresh and Genuine
at Dinkins & co.'s Drug Store.
Mr. Oscar Brumson kindly remei
bered us last week with a basket of
nice peaehes.
'_Ir. S. Wolkoviskie couemaplacts!
opedig a Bar at Scrantoni, William !
burg county.
Owners of dogs should keep tbem
at bome. Visitiug curs are soIL tmes
treated to a dose of stry--buiie.
The trersurer and amlit-r a boN
preparing for their au-ur se: 1: t
with the Comptroikr-Gt naa.
Fori V ne I.2ocaS once at en- *au
door, but she doesn't -o buPing
through ourl saloonOfs for him if he hap
pens to be out.
There is a stav Un ine-e in tb
price or tobacco. A shoJ crop ant
conseguent speenlation have sent gno
tacons up fizy to a huud::ed per n u
in ihree months.
A coman: .- aion frOmt tie S a.
Hills," desenLiw. biut ran..hbl :ease
of witelikeraf. reached 1'X o3ies too i
late for this im"e. it wo b2~ publish
ed next wee k.
Captain F. W. I~ awson een ad'ets
the statement ncely poh1ii4bed iu ibzi
State, that he recovere i 8!O.000 from
the New York San. Hek says the case
has not been tried.
The Black R~ivc. lUion of the Bap
List Church, met with Dudleys chureb
on last Friday., Saturday, and Sunday.
The next meeting of the Union uiP be
at Manning.
A large black bear was ki!!ed last
week in Williamsburg conmy.
number of persons had been losing
biogP, and indications pointed to the
bear as the author of the depredations.
We learn through Messrs. 0. A.
Snow & Co., patent solicitors, at Washi
ington, that Q. W. Don ncr, of Coos aw.
in this State, has huely been granted
a patent for a Itock washiug appara
tus
T[[he committee of the grand jury,
Messrs. F. P. Cooper, T. R. Brtilsford.;
and WV. F. Butler, are engaged exam
ining the books of the county oflicers.
The examina:ion in being carcM'ly
and thloroughly proseented.
Our first page comi ains a letter from
Mr. L. H. DesChamnps to the Commis
sioner of A giaculture on the pr epara
tion of pine s 1raw for mai~nure. E it
yocth the while of our farmers' o read.
this inte!igent essar.
It has bee raim wg ;a Soar. iouor
for seret al days~. O)r bioys wi ge a
taste of the di'gre7eable up-cooufi;
mud. A.fter a few, days exrp' eeef
vvn! hail n 't de.h:4 sany. :M
of 'Iru'g
The agicultural 8elegation from
.hscunty, with the excepticn of the
.o.Jomes Z. Tindal, left Monday to
attend the Encampment. It is very
urnfortunate that Mr. Tindal, the chgir
man of the delegation, is kept at home
by sickness.
T'he uresent iostmster. e& Chirlks
t~n, Mr. Mowry, was at the time2 or'
his appointuernt, clerk to the Cormi:
zwittee of the Hfouse of Representa
tives. He now cilucs the 5:'.y as~
clerk of the Committee up to June
.30th, in addition to that of postmaster.
Gur printer is mad. His water
melon patch was cleaned the other
night by thieves. He ka'ents mocst
that he did not sea ibe rogues vxt a
go4edL cannon in his posession. L
says the devil, limself, w-nl p
ti-3 comnpanionship of a ma -car
encugh to roh a pinjter.
Mr. Spurgeon Thomas, who livcs in
Clarendon cunuty near the W' "- ms
burg line. recendy lost his dlwel.u
house andi its con n.. by fie. Tae
house was a new one, ad was de
stroyed in the daytimrn, during Mr.
Thomas' absence. Tae orign, cf the
fie is nnknown.- illiq.rgr Recrd
The only disease transmitted by
kissing. 1eorieS of mcdical expertz to
tLe contray ithsiading. is affec
tion of the heat.
The County Coimnissioners at their
last racetIng opened a niew public
road in the Fork. It comnflwcices at
the MIuinn road near the estate of
J. V. Alsbrook, raus thlough the
Juneb section of Ha-.rmon0y tn
sip, ano enteri the Salc t, road near
Mr. E. R. Piowun's.
31r. 1 aIlen McLeod, onae of the
ld z c -fl., of Le oUnty, dicd on
Lue 2th of July, veiy suddenly, from
boear: dsease. i was universally
liked -md esteemcd for hi.t goodnes
'f te 1t and exemplarv cbristiAn life.
Thlie runcral services were conducted
ia the succeeding day by Rev. H. M.
Mood. in the Methodist church, fol
owing which. the remains were in
erred in the cemetery here.
Rev. T. E. Wannamdkernof Sumter,
reached irn the Methodist church here
ast Sunday morniug, and in the Pres
bvterian church the same evenlig.
6,oth serN ices were well attended.
Llev. Mr. Mood filled Mr. Wanniamak
r's .plac'e i n Sumnter.
Tie Presbyterian church was closed
Sunday morning, on ccoutint of the
e'---e of 1 av. Janes 1eDowell, who
v.s in Williamisburg filling an appoint
nect pr-osided for him 4y the Ecesby
erv.
.0r. F. P. Coope, ibe foreman of
he y nd jry, equet ie sta.Ce:Lutat
) be ma. that tite CollmiiCe of the
3 0:,d .j UCY appjoitd at the Inst term
J l.e cat, wli be iu sessi)n1 Cver
ua at the Court House nere, during
.is Znd next week. While in session,
tuy eo'muplanis by individuals of e
sting grievan:ces in the nature of
rimes or othrwise, will receive at
ention fronj the poummittee.
On Monday evening, the Guards,
wey-ni!.e strlg, boarded the up
raini for the Spadauburg encaip
ient. They were given a chceriug;
eud o!Y by a irowd of cit'izen, vho
mz .< hered to see them o!f The
ollowing list contalus the nanies of
hie tweilt- ilne
Caitain, A. Leyi; 1st Lieutena,
. B. Bonhami; 2nd Lieutenant, P-.
3. Thames; Lt Sergeant, L. Appelt;
rJ Sergeaut, J. H. Lesesne; th Ser
,eait, J. S. Plowden; 5th Sergeant,
. Ok. k.bason; 1st Corpra, S. J.
- Corporal, A. P. Burgess;
aiW. E. Dinkins.
u es:L.A 1. I. Bagnal, Lediie Eg
-i.Q1 J. .Cark W. 1'. . Co.ye..s, A.i
tcime 3.BHgins U. A. Hg
"in, J. H. Hi.:in, U. Ii. Hatamel, F.
.i L. Lei, W. . .Lesesue. H. L. I
'eduYhrlsRdil.J I e ov
A. Oliver, C. C. Redie, W. H. Trscott,
1. C. Will-iams.
Giy Them a Chance.
That is to say, your ,ngs, Also
Ml yoor breatf.i u_ achine6y. Very
vonderful macu,?,ery it is. Not only
he larger ir u* assages, but the thous
ai of little tlubes and cavities lead
.:fromu themi.
'?hn these are clogged and chok
>d with matter whichi ought not to be
h're, your lpugs cannot half do their
,volk. Aud what they do, they can
iot do well
Call it cold, cough, eroup, pneumo-I
.1a, catarrh, consumptiori or any of
ho family of throat and nose and
.ead and" lung obstru.tions, all are
ad. All olight av be got rid of.
fhere is just one sure wvay to get rid
f them. That is to take Bo6schee's
3ermaa Syrup, which any druggist
ii sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Even
I everything else has failed you, you
nay dipernd upon this for certam.
INDsr-sN$IrSLE T.'' THEI 'TOILET.
D).bys Propiglactic }iuid curtes caig
:utes infl'umed or sore eyes; ree pit
om l'oites: 'or stti..;s o iusec'. and sore feet
mneil from the~ feet or any part of the body;
leanses an~d whitens the shin. Recd as a
lentifric it purifies the breath; preserves
teeth and cures4 tootbach': so.~e gumal
tna cauker. A ile of' the Finid in the wa
na.~ use:i bathing is very refesi and
. *.1y o 'cal U) 'It Sick.
"~s awar. caPed on his i'ntensll 't
en:ghU o. The "o'ld fln ;ot a
- '. He made a bolt for4 il ietr
b 1lidd ' L'ough at wid~ow V~~n
C e 'Cr Iin I' a4 wL\ith
at of a je e: ,LI ib 1. 0
n~ )a ::s baLc, aa. i 'Ne.~ co:' s1-a
aat, whtich aow han I"s on ' a1 ni under
.i oub' :-bme0t r.bj 4u ::c:' ch
Coor aw i.i: a claimut.L He says i
1~"ca) much ado aboiut no bi'i,' as
t was only a btestedi buss, that caused
the con uson.--X C. GC. inu Cha:'i-gon
o aablel to sles.p .f F.-nIiy tried Dr. Jing's
New Discove ry fi *~ansumption and 4oundl
immedie retief, ;od aiftv -sing about ai
hl'f d..::n ir"es. fln'ifimse f well ana~
sbs I no retur" of tne deca,.se. No~ ofher
emeda can s.hc-r so .and r rc-ord.cae,
in Lj,o" proirwted'med~ng~
Las lheeL ut iress here foi eve..l
weks. Oc.: peor, Rlev. W. H. Gleat
en'.-ssisted by~ dhe Rtv. W. ID..Dun
can, v. the Oakiad ereuit. Goodi re
suits have aTheady crowned the habors
Numbers have been converted
added to the church.
Rain is now aboudant. The hnav
es are repaying U t wV--ol for the
long drouti. The crop prosoect >s
much brighi ters and our people h erI
are eucouraged to expact a copious
harvest this fall. Mute auon.
Turnio Seed! Frsh and Genuine!
at Dinkius & Co.'s Drug Store.
TilE TOWN OF FORESTON AROr1SED
IN THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION.
Mn. Erroi : Foreston has awaken
ed from i's slutubers oa the matter of
educal ion. She ha- had schools, some
tiuies tIwo. but the.y- did nut come up
to the requirements of those who want
a thorough edueaion. So the citizens,
assemnbled and appo, inted Trustees to
inquire what would be the best plan.
These Trustees we-re anihorized to
to comuninicate with a competent
teacher, and arran.e all the prelimi
aries iu the way of leciug aece
or teachers as the !:chAool may requite
Thev have seventl apications, and
will decide in a fvw day-s on the one
thought to be the best qunlified for
the position. Should they inke tih
proper selectioni, there is- no doubtl
but that a school cau be built up thaL
ould be a credit to a much more pr
teiouis town.
Porestonb manly advantaC:5e.
lere is no he:lhi erI..lace in the St.d
A Case of fevt r has eVe-r lu :olviion;
[)ricilV lnor.a; I:( bar-roomu ; r10 ViCe
-y :mh~ind praicused; good Church fa
:-liis; good board cau be had on
asy terms; and easy of access by ra,1.
i'ug on the Central ilroad; tele
garph and e::press odi*ce, etc.
Crop prospects are fine, althoughi
ve Nvere witlaut rain to wet the
;-ound for eleven week-s; but it camne
st week, and in abuudance, yet not
uore than was Lneeded!. The crops
uAve becu slightly d:auaged by the
Irouth, but there is no reason to con
olain by .Iose who gave their f-r'ms
roper aWeention. ie hla'e a. good
arriug land as the State afLrds muith
)Up, fezur of contradiclion.
O. G.
RzENEWS HERZ YOUTH.
Mr,. Phwebe ChesIvy. e'terzon, Clay Co.,
lowt, tL te fo lowing reinarkable story.
r-trta of which :s vouchedi for0 by th re
.IeIts of the town: "I ai 72 vars old. have
,)CU ntbe v. 1l yt- compuiit and
1cL~.'to. Il ' NA,; lau fl1i cs
S . . nd ren s, : v) a .I . to do fill
DV hvi i.oncwork. I owin% Ly t-kbs to,
'~ri f t or avJi reec Iy
'outh, and remintcomdyl CO 1diseose
mnd paa. Try - bot ie. and -ta Diu
,indb& Co.'s Drng s;t.
Fork Correspoanlre.
Foii., July 30, 1SS7.
With us, last ecek was a week of
beautful electrical displays, but from
11 the heavy, lurid clouds, and tre
neudous peals of thunder, Uiat inva
.iaby accompanied thbese clouds, we
:o01(d get no rain 'tm1 the middle of
his week of any consequence; and
20w, we may e xpect beasy i ius out
>f a cloud smaler than a Ti lkish bau
anna. 2
Captain J. S. D&Raut, beganio poll
as fodder on last Wednesdayt. Tho'
he corn on the stock seems iony de
eloped, the blades appear soiniewhat
oo0 fresb y to. be stripped. Captain
D. is ibe oply farwer that we have
Leard of in t'ais section, who Las start
'd to hnrvest his roddei.
Under the eilicient manogemen~t of
D~eiseer Joo. C. Du~hant, we have
aur hihways once more in good re
In the name Qf the traveing pub.
T'. I take the likers.: oi thmk'ng M'.
John Dullant for the ceeellnt condi
tionl in wl.ich he has filed Crow Bay.
Nm. DRant certainly deserves credit
or the great intiest he takes in our
public roads
Miss Mar'a Scott, of your ton
wyho has been niitag i latives atnd
triends in thi:s sect ion, and lends
cays of sunshine and happiess to aU
f us, left for her hoe e~ (I das
Mrh. W\. H. G:ili'.fr s'd famiv eve.
ln(ing somfli i:11e wih relationS 's
Min1ge DeN.Lut is viing at
Ler f IIr':.1. WV. J. DL1L~a, ia
Euckieds .ma nca :aive.
T~e jUeSt Salv vnth orld ior .
B~rnise4. Sores. Uce.rs. W.C l'1um Fewr
Coifns, and 211 ski Eruptions, *'nd po.
~vC: cure' Piles, or no pa emrd
s guarat'ed to) i'v parazct satisfsact.on,
a mny refunde. .iarce '5 cou.ts pe
box. For snde by Dmnkin & Co.
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON S. C.
Fir Clo-~s a all its Appointmient.,
Suplied with alt Modern Imrpro-:emenits
EXCelient Cai"e, Large Airy R1o,US
tis Paso-nger- Elevator. Elee
tric Bells and Lights, Heast
ed Thtunda.
113TES, 02.00, s250. AND S. .
!T<og.<t iRe's:redl Ig|.3IiI of ehr uh
isGahanl, Bates & Co.
JOBBERS OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Nos. 226. 228 and 230 Meeting St.
CH{ARLESTo:3 S. C.
UTENSEB DYER AND 8000ER,
IE~SraLusHEO 185S.]
ents Coats, Vest.4, Cloaks, : 1 ?ants.
icely Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed.
ad.J and Moulded Clothing, R-;newed
with the Greatest Dispateh.
Noi. 44 ~WrorTH STnrsT,
(Rear of Artesian Welt.)
POISN PH THE ASHEO
What the 3t. Lebanon Shaker
Found-Incident in the His
tory of a Quiet Community.
The Mont Lebanon (Nel
York) Shakers are a quiet Com
munity, secluded from th frel
and worry of the out.., world
They are widely known, how
.rver, for their sict honor and
probity in busine,.
The Shakers helieve that na
ture has - remedy for every dis
ease. A few have be-en found--.
the rest are as yet unknown.
Many were discotered by acei
dent. Othrs e Rnetoliht a
the result of patient experient
and r-esearch.
Nervous Dyspipsia is a com
paratively une k' di-.ise. gjowin
out of the coiditons f i modern
li fe. it is aL inin:t 01e tono
the dige.:ire 6ran1 and of the
nervous s'sten Th'e two
were form - l a s sep
rate aim.; and it +e
for the c I S 'akers
tc 1uo~ 1
terrible and1 ohe f : mo
cation lies cef' i n eI disord
ered and d-pravvl functions of
digestion and nutrition.. They
reasoned ths:-" If we can in
duce the. stornach to. do its
work, and stimlate the excre
tive organs to (rive out. of the
body the poiSou w:;ste' mat
ters which r'::in :1 r thelife
giving e of the foo(
have beca alee, w, stall
have conquered Nervous Dys
pepsia and Nervous Exhaust,
ion, And they were: right.
Knowing the infallible power
Of Shaker Extract (Seigels
yrup) in l-ss complicated
though s i n il a r diseases,
they resolved to test it fully
in this. To leave no around
for doubt thIe pr-scribed the
reme(ly in huxndreds of cases
which bai -een pronnced in
in every inst:ne where their
directions as to living and diet
were scrupulously followed.
Nervous Dyspepsia and Ex
haustion is a peculiarly Ameri
ean a isease. To a greater or
less extent balf the people of
this country suffer from it
both sexes and all ages. In no
ountry in the world are there
so many insane asylums fille
to oveInowing, all resulting
from this alarming disease. Its
leading symptoms are these:
Fequent or continual head
ache; a dull pain at the base
of the brain ; bad breath ; nau
seous eructations5; the rising
of sour and pungent tluids to
the throat; a sense of oppress
ion and faintness at the pit of
the stomach ; fiatulence; wake.
fulness and loss of sleep; dis
gust with food even when
weak from the nced of it; sticky
or slimy matter on the teeth or
in the inouth, especially on ris
ing in the morning; fuirred and
coated tongue; dull e-yes; cold
hands and feet; constipation;
dry or rough skin ; inability tc
fix the iid on any labor call
ing for continuous attention;:
and oprwressive and sad fore.
bodims and fer-s.
*All"~ this terriible -grout
Shaker Extract (S3eigel'a
Syrup) remnoves by its poS
iive, iowerful, dire'ct ye
painess and ge-'le action IpOT
the fqnctions of dgStMa anc
assinil ation. The ekmencft.
of the food that buid up and
stregthen the s .Atem are senm
upon their mission, w;hile al
waste matters (Jhe ashes of lifeh
fire) which unrem-uoved, poiso
and kill, are expelled fu omth
body through the bowels, kid
neys and skin. The weak anc
prostrated nerves are quieted
toned and fed by the purifie<
blood. As the -'esuiI-,.nealth
with its enjoymeth, W
and power, returns to the eJ
ferer who had, peiha~ps, aba:e
oned all hope of evcer Seeb
~another well day..
Follin Brs,
HARiL ESTFON. &
TorlAcco, CrA:s, PflES
Sole agonits for thec ce ::Ai
rands of tobacco
Con~ossr.
ilkeis
BERTE
M. H. Nat!
--DEAL'
Car.ages, Buggies
CI0ARLESTON -
Preft Yu &
oVtD DIA,,jM
,CTA CLZ
EYE GL ASS ES
FAT? I a; I . ; 1 :79.
3 11 . I. IlIZ 1I I
Th. wVll-kn o-v!n Optic of I 1 N. FI '
I .'I m
las p pdi~ e~i-l.''.DIN K tN' a'a
.AI:-LNG. . .l .:n orh:-en rt
J. G. DiNKLNS & CO.
e..' . rtw". :;;alf inito ali whoa
v: >sitisfv themse.es of the great. ouo
riorty o thee G! . , ver :my an-1l ell ( e,
erS n9wV iI u tt al i..ud examine the saie
I. 1. \EIN I& Co.,
Dru ii,s all Opiia :
M S. C
FOR SALE!
To The Pele01Ciaendael
I am the Agent for the Cel
ebrated
1 PRATT GIN.
Cotton Presses,
Corn Mills,
Pulleys,
Shafting, etc.
ts., All this machinery is direct
~romu the factory and will be sold 'at
tue Factory Prices. It will be
to the advantage or purchasers to call
on mec before buying.
I ~ MANING, 5. C.
Feb. 16, 1887.
Wuhr & hepcer
Wholesale Grocersi,
AND) DEAiLERtS '
Proviions, Liquors, Tobacco, Etc
679 & 16 East Ba ,Charleston, S C.
George W. Steffens,
wHOLFMS'LE GROCER',
Auction ain. Commission Merchant and
LIQTOr~ DEALE1R.
19I7 & 199 East Bay, Charit sn. S ('
-- Agnt far -t ('yo & Euhela fit
e r., andl the celerate roa~ d cart.-R.
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17 North --1 ,jaP~
uni retmln to us and~ wt
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Af er June ."Mbh. W w1 be pr.:a:- a.
ive privalte inlstrucationl to youngI Iten anlt
Iy,d..:nio to on-er colle..-s oracd
t ean s no aaa
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umia 10 5 A M . o. 2evsCarh ..
bla 1 0 P 4 M.t. 42A
Nos 15, 23. an 27mk oneto
Ashly Juncion with . .R..fo
No. 8 an15rnsldt i.ning
N.C . a.king cls "t onnectioikn wit
W. R.l Ripil. forNofolk, PeOUter kurg No
mo nln. W sinep nto .aing re o l'ilac
--i n,r.v Ysvk, ladall poit. M. 1.R
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BEASTI
exican
Mustang
Lipnbage, Sprains. EnS,
Rhematism Strain Erup
Burns, ,Stitches, HOf Ai
Scalds, Stiff Joints, Serew
Sting Backache, Worms,
- ites, Galls, Swinney,
. Bruises, Sores, Saddle GallA
Bunions, Spavin 1Nles.
Corns, Cracks.
THIS COOD OLD STAND*9Y
accomplishes for everybody exactlywhat Molie.
forit. One of the reasons for the grat populaty o
the Eustang LinIment Is foundinits ua'*rsal
M: applicability. Everybodyneedssuchameatanl*
The Lumbermanneedsitinesseoftident
- ThoHousewife needs itforenraltmilyUw .
Thc Canaler needs it for his teamsand his me:.
'The Mechanic needs It always on hs work
bench.
The Miner needs it in case of emergency.
The Pioneerneedsit-can'getalongwithoUt I*,
The Farmer needs it In his house, his stabl.
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Beatmsn"eeG
- i in liberal supply alostand ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs it-it is his*et
friend and slfest reliance.
The Stock-grower needs it-4t wiE Sam him
thousands of dolsrsand a world of traobie
The BRailroad in'auneeds It and IrlR need it *I
long as hislife is aroundofasedentasddangers.
The Backwoodsman needsit. Theelsnoth
ing like it as an antidote for the dagers tolfe,
limb and comfort which sround the rlonem
The Merchant needs It abou4 his stoe among
his employces. Accidents will happen, ani when
these come the Mustang niment isweated stone-.
Keepa Bottle lathe Houme. 1she bestof
economy.
Keep aBottle In the Faetery. Ts t
.4 use in case of accint saves painandiosse Wges.
Keep a Bottle AlwaysIn the Stle for
see when wante4. .
[EsT.iBimusD 1832.)
Isaac M. Loryea.
LOIS COHEN & CQ,
Dry aid Fancy Goods
:23- King Street........Charleston, S. t
Any orders intrusted to me, will receiv9
mv best personal attention. Prices and
1:Lol2)les ch'rinlly sent on application.
ISAAC M. LORYEA.
: R. MARSIHALL& CO
m e HAlrDWARE MER CHAinTS.
139 MEETr;o -TEU, Charleston, S. C.
at Sole Agents For
v sTARKF's DIXIE PLOUGHS,
WATT PLOUGHS.
n, AVE.RY & sON's PLOUGHS
ADOW LA.W COTTON PLANTER
h- AN~D -GUANO DISTRBUTORW
l Iron Age Harrows and Cuivators, Roma.'
Plough Stock, Washburne & Moom's
Galvanized Fence Wire, Chain
pioDn Mowers and Keapes,
AND
r WATSON'S TURPENTINE TOOZS
Xanufaictured in Fayetteville, N. C. Every
Tool absolutely warranted and'
if broken will be
- replaced.
Also Dealers In
*;ENERIAL HIARDWARIE,
AGRiICULTURAL STEB
-Hoop Iron, Horse and Mule Shoes, W
and Tinware, Coopers tools, Miners
Tools, Cutlery, Guns and Sport
- ing Articles.
*Prices madeo on application.
Dr H BAER,
-. Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 131 & 1%
Meeting street, Charleston, S. C.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Foreiw:
md' Domestic Chemicals, Glassware
. -pices Brushes, Essential Oils, Sur
- "eal jritruments, Perfumery, Fane:
Go~ods, SHOW CASES, of all sizes.
ud all aiticles usually found in .
rsiit-class IDrug House. Prices lo c
Quick sales and small profits.
SLVEYOR'S NOTne1..
The un ersignd re-spectfully offers hi::
-ric this ad atdjacent counties as
a ~rnd Survwyor, and will faithfully exee'.
b;1ak.ver wo:-k may be eatrusted to him.
J. E. SCOTT.
MannngS. C., March 16, 1887.
GRAND, UP~RGHT, & SQUAR.
UNSUPASSED IN
N.:U- N: or- .::miton--Two Gi -
i.rize~ for Square Grand.
I7g-Palrisi Expositio-For Square an?..
Upright.LPianos.
187:l--Philelpin Centennial-For Squar .
Upright and Grand.
Andi also over
200 ImST PREMIUMS
at~ Staite and County Fairs
M ir ntnorsement~ e-f over 100 diffe. ..
Col e~ and chools as to their durbilb.
ea aLss)nrtma!it of Ste'nD-H~AD P'i
-; 0' IWLa. 'S.neral wholes-K
P ins tatken in exchange, also thoroiw
y rc;/ . -Send for Ill.ustrated Piano
"CHJAS. M. STIEFFs.
9 N. Liberty Street
Baltimome- Md