The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 16, 1891, Image 3
THE MANNING TIMES.
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S .\. Nj i'TTLES,
l'.re u: in : .:::Ton
7rn an 0os. i'lr n 1, n. year
. : - -is i
Officni Ad:etisements
Ow n . bt re i
Viehav lttl s 10'th oivith hos w
t.l- ft a ato r a r l a ld to tie
whnever. Lila r:t the r iets utaie fo th.re,
Fin andt orlv pmon.hi
wh retvd nheirnerv:i:.c e o f the wruer7 in S
tude n o th ,p-rp--nit musratberewilbe ieub
th .thept ahs ane ienthendc. .
c-i aon ser-ies to the State , and t theit o
he orly srvti se oa'tiion - e'o n tion
-wlill' a lw a deserv . an.d Ne t'. T Li
It
in the are not int onlwes t hee - t
the lav serlites s arh the toe -io
lature hatcwa lepoe In tth haipono
talk thte son t urastii n to en
whin ev on- of thei fak ehr iend fai uo e t
an lceen orn y vp ote uhie t min in
tha g-eitheire serv illt thae stte rin 7
tll(t al all de s, af. the gr-ittsi-e
tueiof the capefeait mustbe fremembered
tate thie and n t e onm en tihatsron, t
at rvices hi te satre and hattewirs ist- I
the on uri thes wulsering cognisti- i
'yThou Grt envi.coexoe' hs hreo
t ea rll cos t y v t aa i t b uayt:
that the rer to th e teaso i n tpp tin e
v trdev alle disds Inothe ua on, to
i 1P7'.c.to n lte bt datinn for cl V
atestiate uad nstWa this intnn ..v
cte l T iamp n Legislat re o i-- e sa e L ith
oaurht wauruc s ctalong ith Honunpton,
did nout ne of temmero ug
g\ra y as fo re so i t, ' first bn 1
halle's owrd en r th vote aganst h ivn
Out to dre then. a it lla to
i Mlatr e deieate. Wal e f Asi.-itt!
Cteustieand 1'note con.mit atresuof, h
te ineurio oi awf egrinmi oe y cosi
wytou gar agis ewel. -er
Ner ye ali that ae sight irat fior utma a
the-ir endene se to ong lowoegr sei
but wosre te-mtio Tya tayd n '-~
halt the Sur'e beoumre, Ls a rvctim tof
Cher cofessor a n thett e aeii no , co*l , x
wlt d d ,and t ai t h ia ge r .lbre tot .
f icse e oties. ot wave too e Ltd
binnin s ffe fo his notcret lt
gra reairs for oo dsorung aokng I sex
al' powair ene, thece best prectlaraion
utd wayoe vxetakn by.- chidren asby asl
oto e other.Sprice orth l a bTrye,
AI31rlte ani Aled. C
Parcnfson Dowuanegro nanu pleromS
beitor heasce that mudere ihrn e
anPe' sbiecas monaow, tha te who id
PeensnDnceoch on hctoe M laoted
frbut canseexecuind t.e" ana
pedtorh Sheprse '-ourt wall o'e ets
Pubronfesseohat heloe c-nnuitted
te dito, anhthat hef akei s; len ews
forteans hedoestnt wnt tok as-te
innocept ment Huererthis rimer t
hedN remee raooisorder an Westeal
Av eOr I Srpris Thoug cnthated
a'id 'rowrflahi mdne the pefcity sfati
adR a 60Ne loken nghldre a he;
seeuled saotrsfe weo eit ningeeec te
pecany ouldr Price hi. Iort $i5 dbottle.
pail the cas.lot tdermewh
ne the Kigsdagtr.n HAd.ewa
ing, lik plis daugero mcour
paer teb fatehave wasdoetb
hEritor hers: "Itomust be a her
note, bause Iakinow siga the rofh
Praison hiownch:" aacked
foranid thno fian, ia." ledr
Eimitor thSibheadedha was i the ?
pshee" l tepope orti
Editor dedhes "eae itithe Patro
tform ofdase il te stockn ras
iti deament.Hure itas under whe
woudn 'heefalleng the Western
daugERE but for sahe tel rescue
has been dmlised bya the ity of S.
. S. an thene cim rEstored, to heh
see satisflie aih Skting th-ies
peale free. gIeim PEInI CO., es
pair hey cst los tohdterinewh
aoani neeares foes thoueople
whngo the)east ell ofhe hutsfenl tor
the fisting'sdugar woAn notices
gong lik Jepisthe daughtr to hiees.
he tenrilook ft, se wshete he
Gerlevery Capaoca, wo, ater 1
hering hir well soryfb her fe tan
branihe bist lacatakdad
trsed wiletep eryaolad thaing n
hi othe etyfobe heade wim bein te
pec fo l theelople.whr therisen
n odeeod. eaetePto
Sait f ngan. an Iagdr'and in
the frm odisasewhil leaigis
victimaldeat as -sure' os tht ih
wub, the befalle itshe ing'sb
ins beenalemlished weigtus of . -
ofrweat.e on Blot n'ad in Di ease
whoaspeaks wetl tof her(l thusbando
drie other baby.rha, u t -i7.1i
Theul first thn woll~~m nties'
aout a~ILi manot i te colr ofO thiles
SheI" tnlookCs \ to seelc whether he
terly every~l woma wsulde ratr
he pou tink welloemn hn
weghteo- bste.dsle e
'11f ECHARiACTRIl 4-SENATOR IlRRY.
lie D)oes Not Swear, Gamnble, or Drink,
:anil Pays liIs liel;hs.
fit your .4ueo N. vinbwr 21* .11!r
t [i'anom ib. N iwherr Uba 1 r
' I of 1arens .. ( '. C.
ration an t poss''.iy tro n r
mI South Carolina or elsewie-r'. ith tIl"',
who knowv. him. ad this raply is in ul.: that
eons at .a distance lav not be dleelve'd
To t'hose are not ae.inted wit
enator lrhIv the writer would state' tl fal
owmg , tacts:
1. That he i. certahdy a r. f'ri';ain.in.
i'hlis 4s :nmtt Wh thOse w'!1 havmkown
.im a I., l a fa . H' t not -nly"s 11-t
Tlr. g .t1ml. or drink 'i istaia 1. u i
mlt"kena In jIlis ollpo.iin to all tiet
-rIm" in. .\nd haae pa ays hi. d t.
-?. Thrit lie is a Christiam. I]. I- i:tenm
aOr in' gdi Lia rLeguar st of the
a:ti".' churchl. Ai.nl pays aabot at an hiun
!i'd iarsLIIILLa ti thi' 1pirt af the
'i nistry, besides conIs le.Irable' al' aouits Io
aject' chaniity. AlIthoiigh tht "aevnator i
10:, a maaa1Io'er of imy clirchi1, he hs ilti!
('Ckeutiv livel within the bounds o:' iat c
regatiOn ad ttended iainy' 1 chu:c-h. isI
>stLor, I; Vlg witin SIght of Imy hoie, will
astif to the truth iof the above.
.That for three consecutive trms the
enator has reprcsented Laurens County in
Le Legislature, and at the ile of his ele
Lon to the United States Senate he was
)peakcr of the 1Ionse of Representatives,
> wiieh position he had been unanimosly
lected. If Senator Irby is the bad iman the
hilosopher reP(Arsuts him to be thun both
.arens County and the H1ouse of lpresen.
trive s might be justly accused of exceeding
e corruplt tasste.
4. That the Legislature of South Caroli na
as elected Mr. Irby to represent .oith
arolina -n the United States Senate, and
Ais selection was male after an acquain
ine of six years in the legislative hails.
5. That 3r. Irbys opponents in the race
r Senatorial honors were:
First. Mr. Donald.6on, I believe, with
-hom tlae writer is acquaintad.
Second. Cait. Ellison S. Keitt, the phil
solher himsIelf. who receivel as high as
vo or thre-e voa.tes: and
Third. The glirious Hampton, thanI
himi a !ravcr oldir, a more worthy s;tatts- I
:Lfa andal. a nob 'leIlr patriot doc. tiot live.
As the philosoplicr has a appealed to the
liristians of South Caroliua to atke to
ie deliverance of civil and religious iisti
Itions from the 1-.rbarisni of the vile. I
vve fealt it to be miiy duty to write the above,
4 an act of juastice to the Seiator, and to
sure the people who do not know him
iat they need not fear for the safety of our
istituti-Ons. They will not suffir at his
:ands.
How strange that professing Christians
ill forever follow a refora man with re
inders of the past, of which he is ashalned,
aI of which he ha harti'y repeltl!
"Als for ie rarity (.f' hum.u a eibarity
ndir the si.
To the u n t m < Mattheli
-ii. :3>: -olkwiesll M lavenly
ailher do also uinto you, if y,- fromt your
earts forgive not. every one. his brother
IL:ev. A. M1. Has sell,
Cross 11111, L iirens County, S. C.
D]CKLEN'S AiI(C.A SALVE.
The best salve in tie waarla for en"s,
ruises, sares, ueCe's, salt rheum0111, fe Ve r
rts,. tattar. chaap~led hana. chilblains',
>rns;, and al in tuat~in. ami positiva
- eure:-' pikt- orin it !y, re.g11ired. It
arto givea perf'c :istetion, o
oiliy aImdd. Price 25 ent"'per blox.
or sale y .1. G. Dinkins & CO.
I t will cost 'aoul oitmg and waaill suri'lya ido
-ble wa.ith' thra Lt, ehiest, oar ilungs. D r.
.ing's New Dicovetry f'or 'onisumplhtionl.
au'hi "ad colds is gularanlteed to give rea
ef, or miieev twill be pidL back. Suffrt':s
-oml Ii rtIp'e foundii it .ist the thing~ and
nf1 ri it u'sa' had aL speedyi ad paerfect r
:ve'rva. Tr 'a IisamI'h- littiea' our till . n(
3d tarn fori youllrself ju'st howa gload aL thing
is. Trial boattle's free 'at . G. .Ditnkins &'
a. 's drug :store.T Larg'asize cue. and $1.
. 1i. C'lhii ld, Ne 'CasselS W ais., a:a troub
-l w~tith neu-fral an rhemnIaailatism,] his
:oachi waaas disorder, a, is liver 'as aiff-et
1 toanI aLh.rrming t"'rei, .apetite' fell aaya''.
;id he' was te'rribl'ay at redce in flesII iad
:rngth. TIhree bo ttles of Eltectric Bitters
ared hji.
E.iwaard Shat'pil rd, liaIrisir, Ill.. hadl a
ninlfg sore on h la g f ait' y ear':, stand-l
ig. U'sed three bottle"s Of Electric lUitters
d seven baoxes of bucltn's lartica s;ialv,
ad his leg is soiund and wetl. -lohnt Speak-.
r'Catawba,. 0., hadl five'a large fever sorts onf
is leg, docto'rs said hle wasL lincur';lal. One
ottle Electrit' Bitters and ant' lox BUtlklel's
nicaL sadv'Oeturead him enitirly. Sold by
. . Dinins & Co.
Laura: "I waaish Ge'aorg' would't smokal.
'o be kissed byv a m~a who'ia smoakes is hoir
Ir'enet': "a~lt OtloniS, Laura, and you
'-nt naotic'e thle odor oif the eigarl."
LuraL (ghiastly)' : "Why'a, thenf hl'd never't
ii me at all!
WeofrOeilundraled Dollars Itearda fair
nya case of Catarrhi that canl noit be cure'd by
diing Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J1. CHjENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. 0.
We,thie unzdersieneat, have know''an F. J.
heny for ath la st 15 years, and belhievae
.imn perfectly' honia.ble in alil busiess
cnsctons, 'ad tinancliaLIVllyal to) carry
it any obhgiatiaons' mhia~ilib thair firm.
1aes-t & Tri'ax, Who~lesale lUruggistsI Tole'doi,
)iiio. Waaldinu1. lKIinan &" Maini, Whtoleai
'le Drugg~aaists, Tolaedo, Ohio.
11dr al'Cat aarh Cure is take~n internally,
cting directly upon the blood and mullcouas
uracets of the system. P'rice, 75e. paer bot
l. Sold by all D)ruggists.
Then Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Vhen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Then she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
yI' yokci: iIA('K ACJIIuI'S'
Or you ae all wornu o'n. reaiy eood for nothiing
it 1s genetral alehlilitv. 'f ry
yg ygg C y-S 11WY Jt)TT'i'L:S.
Itwiil cure you. andii civae ILaa a. :apetite. Sold~
byaldealahrs in mtdicme.
All 'Three Words There.
Mrs. H -is a young married bLay, and
n Episcopalian. Ht'r husband is not ~ta
uembr of :any church, but, as all gooad hus-5
anids shouldl he' freqauenti.ly ads church
ith his waife. His fir-,t attaempt, how'avetr,
o conforma to the Episcopal form oif servaic'e1
ras su mortifyinga that lit waaas auost te'lupt
d ta forswaralI cahurch'a-gaing alto gater
It w'asL Easter Suntday, anda his wife hiiad
re to c'achei haiTm beaforehand.tl, nlatuirally
vishin'g imIL to talke part with her in th
'that thea rectoar will c'omeia faorwtfad ad sa,I
The Laid is risen,' ;ad you1 wdil respaonda
'.'ithi, lie is, indaetd.' Yotu will remem'Taber'
ft. iat, ' w'It toiu
--Wt'ell, I guess I can~ remembeilir threa'
.'acrds1 rapied~a ar. H -- -, aL little tt"'ly\.
.\u houra l~iar the we''tre iat the churchl.a
i'he reci'itor camae forard.''li at thel par paar tii',
n ad thabgoning aofIl the arice, all' saiah
Th'iL raais risln."
al:mplya a"' dsieycm t he're
poce of .d1r. iI
("II11' i nedi'hl 'ligi '1 'ta i'ay ail,
Ii'ir 'a.w1ls wert' I.ata i a 'a hr ''a ii
Weaa Ithougt se wud dlliii'ihl
l l wit''S h iaenedt. trya;la't eai~
thotuse. They. I are 'e:- ad eltive ain
meonandgveialae aie'n aeso
:m - hotliuma. l n Nolli : -CH- a . fl
1.\Vt' eil. . 1u t2b i . 1
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" t'iir-h Exten-iopn . .. .. . .. :116 '2
" [Ed .:i A. . ..... 2,9,2.02
d ientciicna of lue and I.
o tant jects . . . . pr.2 .62'..
son Churches and Pars-on
" by S. schlools for MiSs-ions 1 .8:11.4
xpeniled for 14. S. Lite:rati uro. 8
CHILD BIRT-1
--MADE EASY
MOTHERs' F:DO ry:n ' is a scieitfic
ally prepar-n Li::nin, every intgr
dient of Meoead vue and on
constant us;e 'I ;.e :ndclprO
fession. TheS "ied are com
bined in alman::e -: ntor:tounknown <
"M6 T 0 E RS'
VILL DO all that is claimed for
iRANDMORE. ItR SOitens Labor,
Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to
Life of Mother and Child. Book
to " MOTHERS " mailed. FREE, con
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Sent by express on receipt of price $1.50 per bottle
BRAlDFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta.Ga.
GOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
MW
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assa
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.d - 1
So
teHt
Com to th a is
Emiporittill amd see.
Al g-ooids wvill be' sol1dX veceapi
for the ne(xt three wxeeks.
Mrs S. M. Chrksoni.
The WortCough
Isrlie e bytI w .itye.iery ic
t . Il do'Ir e r
Iili iiit:i! I li-t ie
yer s Ch1er
i'..;'td. y:I
Mined to :. y I e
TAX RED
r.'l! l I n ii id -r y fo r I.
i i it) iln I ., relmill ('1 Ill I Iy 1"'r (lit'- a
1S!,Q. ;luti fotr the Cv lvellience 4f i i
1etyrs wil Illha vv- de}Imi hole att enel W'f
rhv ii st e mlml~ l e w t"> reemMi ne
tuiIs har ithe 'id yvear:
Piltwwood, Mu't.Juur 1h
1892.
Paeksvill. Tuelay. Jiuary 12th.
1s8'2.
111h. Irm
I avi Le is toeF itl,.ln a
r I SI 1 92.
Jo~y .u1tuary 1.,-. l12.
1 o 14 Is(. iln St. l ark's T wi
.!:ip, (,';iiR ll rtoad. liear I. D i1,"s
- . T'le1sd y. Ji:lllary' 191th.
F-oei. Wie'.Sda. January 20),
Wiloi's. Tihu-sday. .Jaiuary 21st.
H arvin's, Friday January 22d, 1692.
WV. -1. Youlutili's S;atulrtht. ,janua.
Vy *2!d. 1:.-Q
Midway. Monday, January 25th.
_Newv Zion. Tuesday. January Nth,
W. J1. (Gibbns,. Wednesday, Jani
rv 27th, 1zz0.
Harrow's Mill, Thursday. January
8th. 1892.
A good way for the taxpayer who
las illie2l prollert'y to returil, is to
l1ivti t lIa. lltali li1112 of the nlulmber
If horses. eattle. n iules. sheep and
'0ats, hlogs. wittell'.S, tar .llis anl(d p)i
.lis. buggies. wagmols anid varriagres,
l)gs, inerlhuat]ise, iinehiiliery. 12ll1
ys, ate aI" et' 21li tsia b indebt
duess furniur, &tc.. which will save
he taxpayer t ill. alne ol ia ble the as
vs-tea to prgress il) the to tk.
Tax payertv s ret aru wllait' they town n
'1' ( I -. t1- 1'0t(t' l W lie2 t teO tlifli0t?
h flirt day of Juie-y. 12 .iu
-\ssessirs and taxayers will enter
'he, first ivein namue oiftf tiltaxpayer
11 fu'll, also) nutake a( SeIparate return
tr each part y for the towN''ship the
troperty is, ill, ant wlri Thle taxlaLy
,r owns realty to insert the postoffice
is their phwe- of residene, andi those
vl(h tiny wll 'to. 01' oert y to
'ive ril' } I ' l's ln'lle' wlvi owns UlK.
aid tl eV live c as tltler residlelis e.
11hieb aids the( T,.xlSayer as well astheli
'lllity treasl't're In ]saking the ol
ei tall allI })tt'iii tiIg, rrl ' s t a
0vry l 1.i0c viti7.tll hI)*t weeTlle t ages 0
if twenailtV-t'e an(I iIt 1var oil the 1
IrsT dIay (of .JuliarV, 1852. eX(*ept
aSte inta'a l (it i t al t'a I l iil r -'
'oli iIljl't' li ed, or fromil ohi er
'use, sla ilit' tshall e elliel taxallil ls.
All retil)li t.t aI nllade alftl' the
I'eiltt day of February lext llaVe
1 be iphia o'ln the ad(iioa list ao
Mty per iet. enaty adied thero.
I l2ess ]'re te.I by Si'e ils11 s ( )o r tit
f thl, t'timlity divrilg tlle tilli c4 list
I I.-Not knowilIqg Thle tildev of listing
'k0 S[Mt'NEl. An, Illi owners of Li'al1
a i (illT (It h ir tn 1 iult, wvl
illllt 'e:tl ()1lis.e.k a Ilit'',spaperI, a
Te ql ( 'l' ISV 1ll ';kit llYir rlt'n ls
i Tellilil; t i iii:' lli tif tle of lsti '
(d that if Ihe fail t in llake their rt -
1il 2 in )1Illi',' flij22' tt' Vi''.lli ll Ii'2
Theii k asteing %'"t rul cla-tins of tax
21is ta'l ' (iit liUwItl i ll saiilei' S~all.
Ilhs. 1:. Stks. we)! [as Rtes Mes
1tltIt lis'lii IS tilhi s. tM fl irV -
iitle '2.n112 terl i l Tlle ( 1 111] t':otl t'
erni'zs. rtath' h' Wt't'krb Mi's
2 Ii1 Ien ll VenI. nI 1: fi l I i ot't
I::ar 1: T h . uditor's li te :srer' 12. -
ollr's': '2lie b y ta tO Ti' , w ih
N ivhli else.(IN8.ch .etween th
ri'<nyofMaeb:ul thfitda
A31)111di T al st 1. es . I'
JH. IARBY.
hI11n ter. ". 4 .. Oct. 29. 1891.
T
Painting and Whitewashing
Are Now in Order.
-:0:
Do voiL ini i end1( to do eit her '?
Probably we could offer you sonie sug
,stions about what is wanted, and save
U sonc money, besides. We have clICapL
Laints, but we do not always advise you to
se them. The best is often the cheapest.
ow, Paints are not the only thing we keep.
indow Glass, Oils of all Kinds,
ILL SUPPLIEs, S1I' CHANDLEY,
NAVAL S-ronE Smts, -
tAte A5t3 for Hold Su I03 & xvin SafSI.
Write for anvthing in these lines. No
17ub1le to answe'r lettersi.
William M. Bird & Cos,
Charleston, S. C.
Er. N. BAE R,
CIIA RLESTON. S. C.
Deler ini Drugs, Medicines, ForeigD and
)meste Chemicals, &c. Show cases of al
esa]
Wg E. --OW - C .M nig LS.TC.
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POTTER BUILDING, 38 PARK ROW,
NEW YORK.
:STABuSHED 1855. I Ai inE OLD STAND.
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ud m L 3 the tureb . p'. 1 l.L Soini n~y t- b.: . l Leiwhere. Lt
:.ti: action and riI t i--d.
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Sumter, S. C.
O, , imBartow Wash
Tlse are the mi-n vho run "The New Shot Stor,' and while they have only
W0n d(ingl husinesA (thiree iontis) th--y have already shown (hy the trade they are
;ettilg) that their is somecthing- that dlravs th People to t.1
They say the first thing is: The shoes were bought right.
Sieond, They are selling thelmi at prices that are right, and every one who buys a
hoe from them goes away pleased.
Tiey keep no shoes that are not solid leather.
Mr. HeIiser, being in the Wholesale Shoe Business and constantly in the market,
enee they have every advantage. It will pay you to buy your shoes from them. Their
tock will suit any Class of Trade.
HEISER & WALSH,
Mcrnagliana Blo1., - - Su.inter, S C.
Vill buy vou a full outfit in Hardware for Spring, consisting of
Clevis, Laprings, Back-Band, Plow Line,
Repair Links, Plow, and Traces,
n(l on Hardware. Paints, alid Oil:, you will lnd that I am
1eadquarters after pricilng elsewhere. Respectfully.
W. B. Burns,
SUMTER, S. C.
Southern Fruit Company,
IMPORTElRS & WVHOLESALE DEALERS IN
OREIGN - AND - DOMESTIC - FRUITS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
W. H. MIXON, Manager. SEND FOR PRICES.
G. Dim s, M'01. D. R.B. Lom'.[i FOLLIN BROTHERS,
3, G. DINKINS & CO., 175 East Bay, Clirleston, S. C.
Wholesale Dealers i Tobac
IRUGGISTS & PHARMACISTS, co, Cigars, and Pipes.
L iig brands of Tobacco: Linited,
SiCN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. lhed Mleat, Gold J"ars, OurPeach, Brown Jug.
ine Drugs and edicines. CH AULES C. LESLIE,
F.NCY AND TolLi.r ARICLES, FINE Wholesale & retail Commission Dealer in
ExrinAcs AND COLOGNE.
Toir So.u s.F
QTJ"ENT MrEDICINES. Y 4B TY
PAux-Ts, Or3, Am> GuAss, SI':cT-r
eI .s .4a 1 . . . . .. .. Con 2s ni s (i p intury_ eggs, and all
evC~rvfingA jj initfirt-oil;eNos. I,8 & 20 ;tMarke't St., E. of East Bay,
In fint, everything~ usually kept in a first
Ass Drulg Sto-. CIIARLESTON, S. C.
Prescriptions Compou~nded H E - ' RESAURNT
With AC .W AND Dis1TCII at 28HEh RESTAURANT
I hoirs, day and night, 1y a C1Ipetent
x e aOpposite Academiny of Music,
J. G. DINKINS & C0. CHARLESTON, S. C.
S. T1l0.IAS, Jn. J. M. '1I0LMAS.
Stephen Thoma, r. & Br0.
vAWcorrms,
IN SUMTER. JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED WARE,
We '.seopend the finest dIru Itnre in Spectacles, Eye Glasses & Fancy Goods.
nuter, nd t;ak. this Imiethod of extending .
cordial invitation to the P."\\ atches :,nl Jewelry repaired by
competent workmen.
113010 o1 Clare n257 KING STREET,
fe acall whenever they vi:st th' LA RcEST COMMSSN HOUSE IN THIS CITY.
t. Ti 'y will always !ind our stock cot
lete with thC purest -- -.oo
Drugs3 and eicns
Also imported and doic-stic perfur
>ile anld faney articlis ot evt-ry : lse 1ri- d Colul,.iission 21.ichants;
on, coniS. I .roshe:s, 5sei n'ry, the Ls
rands of eigars, anal the choiest "fc FISH OeSTeRS, ECS, CAME, POULTRY, FRUITS,
roiery, in fact evervthilng that a Iirst-clas
rug store ha-idles will be found with us. AnI -ll kinds of Coutrv rroatce.
Special attention given t0 compom)ling
resriptions, ani we shall always be found -
i wur store, dlayor night. El(etric bells on
~ (~lrstoe, lavor ljtIlt Ehtli li~lsonW. H. Oetgen, Ass't 1Manager.
001. W. f. I. ILLILAN) & CO.,
onghan Block, Sumwter, IS. C. .11) 4 )I arket St., Chiarlestou, S. C.
ESTABLISGD 1eSn -donisinmiecnts of
Le IN FOLSOM, All Kinds of Produce
Sign of tlL Uig Wtch, Solicited: quick sale,, full market prices.
nRetirns moade on day of sale.
SUTER, S.C Commission, 5 Per Cent.
G The Reason Why
I sell iv goods rapidly is that I am
,,satisfied with aliving profit.
LINE OF
My store
~ ~9~ -Is always filled with
- M DRY 00 '8, NOTIONS, HATS,
Caps, Boots,
pr-:Shes, - :- Goceries,:
n Ad every otier article sold in a gen
r eral store.
4- Watches, Dliam~onds, +: I Buy my 0;o00s
S~i tiu s~vathCLO.,So thalt 1 canU sell thtem eeaper nu
S~i: LI i SILVI~. (101 st mr(chIanlts, as. I hav~e no factor
1ical G 'ore Ms' Kn , N: a an. to divi s lelm profits withl,
- . - 'Ard am Ab1e to Save
Scientific Amenican
- Agency for Enouiili I7 discui luV I sint
pay ire:..lt, w -:u o great: advanti
taigeto
* A . and My S!!812?!8
I .inlv na-. L(s Penlil to V~d ily
TRAE ~fAR s, Ir I V wy oirle har1 11~ in: land
DESICN PATENTS I t k ( .att I c:ti 01 II Ci Ince tUem~ 1 h
COPYRICHTS, etc.
F'or InformatIon and freo Irnhook W'jt 1 A 1.~
(l..~.x NN e r sc., : zs z uO sl:t. us " ssie
] er t~Zfl takt - t 'yI. 1,(15lt Lu
the ;:uinieby a nuticegivenu tree ui char e inL Ilsh
36ttii!t mto.5bu ao rdosy
Inaso ltd be without it. Weeskl'. S.AN3.00KI 1.5. hls lCatl
ok..o .\.) Ne~s will ji I ah Io cato
PelL~sE~s Stl BadayNew Yok for tmic ful:dsi' at .s 1"W 1rm
FORESTON DRUG STORE
FORESTON, S. C.
I keep always on hand a full line of
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
FA NC Y AND TOILET ARTICLES, TOILET
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, STATION
ERY, CIGARS, GARDEN SEEDS,
and such artiles as are usually kept in a
ir.<t class drug store.
I have just added to my stock a line of
PAINTS AND OILS,
and am prepared to sell PAINTS, OILS
LEAD, VARNISHES, BRUSHES,
in quantities to suit purchasers.
L. W. -NETTLES, M. D.,
Foreston, S. C.
CRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Is the largest hotel in the city, and has,
during the past year, been thoroughly reno
vated, remodeled, and refitted with all mod
ern improvements. Centrally located, and
offers inducements for the accommodation
of its patrons. Has 6 spacious, light, and
iry sample rooms. Hot and cold baths.
Cuisine excellent. The proprietor hopes
by strict attention to the wants of his
patrons to merit a share of patronage.
F. W. SEEGERS, Proprietor.
BRUNSON HOUSE,
SUMTER, S. C.
First class accommodations and excellent
table. Convenient to the business portion
of the town. 25 cents for dinner.
R. M. PITTS, Proprietor.
Central R. R. of S, 0.
Nov. 15, 1891.
TRAINs GOING NORTH.
*No .52 tNo 48
Lv Charleston 6 00 a m 5 18 pm
Lv Lanes 7 30 a m 710pm,
Lv Foreston 757am 736pm
Lv Wilsons 757am 744pm
Lv Manning 8 05 a m 7 55 p m
Lv Harvins 812 a m 8 05 p m
LvSninter 840am 835pm
Ar Columbia 950am 10 00 p m
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
*No 53 tNo 49
Lv Columbia 9 25 p m 710'am
Lv Sumter 10 32 p m 8 40 am
Lv Harvins 10 55 p m 9 01 a m
Lv Manning 11 04 p m 9 10 a m
Lv Wilsons 1110 p m 9 20 a m
Lv Fores.on 1116 p m 9 27 a m
Lv Lanes 1142 p m 9 55 a m
Ar Charleston 115 a m 1150 am
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
J. R. KENLY, J. F. DzviNE
Asst. Gen'l Mang'r Gen'l Sup't.
T. M. EMERsoN., Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Charleston, Sumter, & Northern Railroad.
I- EFFECT Nov. 2, 1891.
GoING NorTH tNo 1 tNo 3
Lv Charleston 6 50 a m 5 00 p m
Lv Pregnals 8 15 a m 6 45 p m
Lv Holly Hill 8 41 a m 711 p m
Lv Eutawville 8 55 a m 7 25 p m
LvVances 908am 737pm
LvStlPaul 934am 804pm
Lv Summerton 9 39 a m 8 09 p m
Lv Silver 950am 8 20 p m
Lv Packsville 9 59 a in 8 29 p m
Lv Sumiter 10 30 a m 9 00 p m
Lv Darlington 11 46 a m 10 16 p m
kr Dennettsville 12 50 p in 11 20 p m
GOING SOUTH tNo 4 tNo 2
[v Bennettsville 5 25 a m 4 25 p m
Lv Darlington 6 30 a m 5 29 p m
Lv Sunter 750am 6 50 p m
Lv Packsville 8 17 a mn 7 17 p m
Lv Silver 8 26 am 7 26p m
Lv Summerton 8 37 am 7 37p m
Lv StPaul 8 42 am . 742p m
Lv Yances 9 08 am 8 08p m
Lv Eutawville 9 20 a m 8 20 p m
L" Holly Hill 9 31 am 8 34p m
Lv Pregnals 10 00 am 9 00p m
&r Charleston 11 30 a mn 10 40 a in
H.AIRLIN CITY AND POND) BLUFF BRANCHES.
kr Ferguson 9 20 a in
'Gv Ferguson 9 35 a mn
Lv Eutawville 10 05 a mn
Lv Vances 11 00 am 8 08p m
i?r liarlin City 11 55 a mn 9 00 p m
Trains 1 and 2 have through cars be
:ween Charleston and Fayetteville. All
rains run daily except Sunday.
J. H. AVERILL,
General Manager.
2. T. MCG.AHAN. A. s. BIHoWN. ROBT. P. EVANs.
McGAllAN, BROWN & EVANS,
JOBBERS OF
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes and Clothing,
N'ios. 226, 228 & 230 Meeting Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Isaac X. Lorysa,
--WITH
Louis CoGh & Co.,
232 & 234 King Street,
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
Day AND FAxev GooDs, CsARPETS.
MxrrING, OIL CLO'TH, SHADEs,
UPHOL~SERY Goc DS.
Applications for Prices and Samples wil
receivemy prompt attention.
ISAAC M. LORYEA.
A. s. J. PEnRYi. E. R. SIMONs. R. A. PRINGLE.
Johnston, Crews & Co.,
-WHOLESALE
JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS,
Notions and Smnall Wares,
Nos. 49 Hayne & 112 Market Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
M. Drake & Son,
--WBOLESALE
BOOTS, SH1OES, & TRUNKS.
235 Teeting St., CHARLESTON, S. C.
L.argest stock, best assortment, lowest pfloes,
friILJWaLi'fl1J SINGER:.
High . -Low
Armi, Arm
$28, $20.
.
FIFTEEN DAYS' TRIAL
njz~~y ai"i nus~6o 60,r but med for circulz
TH E C. A. WOOD CO.1M-wh onoa se