The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, January 02, 1879, Image 1
1. In writing t« till* oRio« on businens *1-
w«Ta fire your nnme anil I’oat Officeaildi-riM
2. liudincK* letter* and commnnioations to
be published should be written on separate
Sheets, otnl the object ot' each clearly in.li-
sated by necessary note when required. *
8. Articles for publication shoufd be writ
ten in a clear, legible hand, and on only one
side of the page.
4. All changes in advertisements must
reach us on Friday.
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Savannah and Hiarlestiin RailroatTo. ' h rlotto, Coluriiltia & Ausus^ R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Charleston,
On and after Monday. Jsnnary 7,1878, *he
trains on this Hotvd vtll leate Depot of
Northeastern Kattroafi ns follows :
Flint .Vr.il Daily. .
Lea^ Charleston, * -
Arrive at Savannah -
Leave Savannah " * -
Arrive Charleston
.3 16 a. m.
9 00 * m .
;• 6 (K) p. m.
. : - 11 00 p. nt
' r ''
Accommodation Train, 'Sunday Excepted.
8 00 a.^m.
qe.sve Charleston
Arrive at Augusta
Arrive Port Royal
Arrive Savannah -
Leave Savdnnah
Leave Ay-gusta
Leave Port Royal
Arrive Cliarleston
6 16 p. ip.
' 1 ,60 p. m.
8 60 p. m.
H 00 a. ra.
- 7 (JO a. nt
10 20 a. m.
6 30 p. m^
Eight Patttnyer, Sunday* Excepted.
•'Leave Charleston - • - 8 50p. m
ArriveJ’ort Royal — —6~4S-a. mr Wlnti«1>ol*o. RMyowtiJ’j D iko,Colttiubl»,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ClIAaLOTTR, Col.UMntA AtJOCSTA 11. P«.
ClKtlKRAI. pAeeRXQKtt Dkpautukxt.
• • Colcjibia, 8.^. Jan. 27,
Tfte following passenger schedule wilj bc
operated on and after this date:
Mail Expects—Going North
L-'Hvr Aucrwtu..... rrr t-.... tJ:4(t |'..m
Arrlvp Columbia..., .11:20 p.. m
LortyojOtduKiiitH....vi.. .\112W to.
Arrtvo Clintl<nto :.. .j.t. 4:58 n. tot.
Mail F.xprtst—Goiny^Souin
Leave Charlottp, 9:48 P- tn
AniveColumbiH. 2:54 n. m.
Leave Colunil in 8:04 n. m.
Arr’ve AngustH 7:05h.ol
Run dnlly, atul mnke thine couu»c-
rlntrfitX’imrlotte aut| Augusta for all
points North, South anti West. Ktopat
following nantoti stations only :' Fort
Mills. Rock Tlill, Chester. IJlackst^ k.
«ltAKlS5t®N 4 9. ©.
School antj Sunday School Books,
" Juvctiilc Books, |
Hymn ami Piytyttrr Books,*
Bibles, etc., etc.;
Sunday School Cards,
» Visiting Cards, etc.
—ST ATIQX'ER V.—
Chromos, Frabtes, I’ert' dleals, Fancy
Goodsy^etev - ' r
TVIIOLESAUE AJfD RETAIL
OStY GOODS STORE
V
—OF—
•1*11 EH .MELEtt,
Cor. Broad and Jackson Sts., AuguMa, Ga.
239
239
Arrive Savannah - - ' - 7 26 a. m.
Leave Savannah * - - It) (H) p. tn.
Leave •AugiiHta • » . 9 ()6p. ro.
Arrive Charleston - - - 8 46 a. m.
* Fast mail train will only step at Adams
Rjun, Yeinasaeo, GnthamVille and Montei h.
Aecoinmodntion train will atop at all sis*
tlonaotrtnis road and tiiakci close connoction
for Augusta and Port Royal and all stations
on the Port UbytU Railroad.
Fast mall makes connection for points in
Florida and Georgia. .
C. 8. GADSDEN, Engr. and Supt.
F. C. Bovi.stos. G. F. and T. Agent. _
WILMINGTON, COLIMBIA AND
4
AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
GkKKIMT. t’A*8EV«Rn Dfpartmisnt,
Cblumbia, 8. C.*, August <j, 1877. ,
Th* folloving Schedule will be operated ou
* and after t’.is dale.'
Xijht Exprert Trgin-
- Daily.
aotsu HOHTH.
Leave Columbia
Leave Florence .
Arrive at Wilmington
11 15 p m.
2 40 a. ui.
. 6 32 a, m.
L xtmrton, Butesljtirg, RldgA Spring,
Johnstou’u* Pine House and GratiRe^
ville.
Day PaMenger—Going Santa
No. 1
Leave Charlotte 12:80 p, m.
Ijeave Chester 2:42, J). m.
Arrive Columbia ...... 5:44 p. in.
Leave Columbia.... rr...... 5:54 p. m.
Leave Graniteville 9:51 p. m.
Arrive Augusta.......... 10:80 p. to.
Day Patten get—Going Norti.
. No 2
Leave A npru st a.-.-.- .-rr-.— rr-r-. 5 P.0 a. mv -
Arrive Coiuinbla 9:45 a. m.
iVuVe Columbia 9.40 a..ni
Leave CbvATt-r.... . ■ .^^12:45 p. tn.
Anive Charlotte ... 2:58 p. m.
• No*. 1 and 2 run dSffy,-and make
eU>seconnection at Angnstaiand Char
lotte for i»oinrs Nortii,South and West,
and stop at all it i/triTir |ii«8 stations,
T. I). KLINE, Snp’t.
A. V''PE, Gen’l F. ttntl P. Agent:
UDIBd SOITH.
Leave Milnin^ton . . 6 OOp. m.
Lea»e Flqr.^nee - ‘ * *t 10 <12 p. m.
'Arrive si '..'olutnhia • . 1 26a.m.
This Train is Fast Express, making throngh
etqineetions, all rail. North and 8««ub, and
Water line cunnectiun vw Portsmouth. Stop
otjly^at Eastover, Sumter. Timmonsville,
Florence. Marion. Fair Dlutf, tVhitevilJe aud
Flemtngton.
Through Tickets sold ami baggage check-
1'IRi: I.XSl.'B .NCI
The St. Paul Firt
■ —axd— (
' 1
Marine Insurance Company
T...
A few of the famous New England
fdtyHtrCompatiy’s Organs on hand, which
are ofiored yt reduced' prices,
finish guaranteed: ..
Address •
8e|tl2-4f
Wulbern & Pieper,
WHOLESALE GllOCEKS
A XI) DIALTOS IN
i 1
zjt
Tone and
J. SAM’L BEE, Jr,
TOBACCO, Ac>
IGI'A
109 East
£ ’
Charleston,
oct31 :im
Bay,
rsTAbLisHro in 1846.
lOt SOQlSBp
I S now filled to oveiflowinp with the cltoiecHt Rloek of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, Notions, &c., the market can afford. Bought btrlctly for cash, and
to be sold iu acooVdancc with Che times. . * '* ■ :, r- 5 *
I have Just rettiMied from the Northern markets, wber&T'hnve bought all
the latest styles of DfcRn'Goods, in bfack ahd w4nrt*; cheap enough to plenee
any leasonable buyer. Special inducements offered In black and colored Silks.
Trimming Silk MiflJPrtaeh NoiMthy patterns, double widths for overskirts. A
t'eautirul linerbf-Ladles’ and Miss, s’ Faney Hose, Alens’ half Hose, Gents’ and
Liadies’ neck wear, in the prettiest styles ; Corsets and a most excellent line of
Notions, at a (hive. Gentlemen and Judies’ furnhrhlttg goods, Ladles’clonks
and cloak material. Ladles’ cloth water proof, at hard pan prices. Black Doe
skins, Rroad r OfbTBfl7D»tisKheTs, Kentucky Je«ns, Kerseys, Georgia Plains and
Twills. &c\ White and colored. 10. H atid 12 4 Blankets. Black Ciislunere and
colored Shaw la. In single and double widths. Buggy Blankets, Buffalo Robes,
&c., &c. 1
I ask a careful examination, and defy competition in low prices. Nothing
knowingly misrepresented; P'-llte.- aueatlon given to 'customers.-. Samples
sent to any address or application, and express charges paid on all,bills of $5
and upwards. Special attention given trr orders.
oetffcRfno JA >IES DULLER' (Sillier** Corner.)
FALL, AND WINTER
:o:-
A
G-REETING- TO THE PEOPLE
FROM THE OLD RELIABLE
CAPITAL $1,
— - ^ -
THE SAFEST COMPANY IN TH
UNITED 'TATES
si
Puiluian alaeger*
c«ito all principal puima.
on niflit lmin*.
Through Frnght Train—Daily, ttcrpl Sun
day*. )
OOIXII XOKTII.
I.cave Columbia . . . . 6 t f) p. m.
Leave FI, ren-e. . 1 . . * . -t 80 » ai.
A*rive a! Will mbsih ,—>—, H t t.re
ooim aoen*
f.eaV^ tVilmingtenr
Leave >dorence .
A rrivc «()«m),b»
• • 2 30 p. m.
. . . 2 36 a. m
10 10 a. m
Local freiiht Tr:iir. lenvest nhinibiaTuex-
(tay. thurslny unit bMtmlay only, at O n. m.
Arrivesat Fl .ionec8tip.'aii.
A. POPF., G. F. AT, A.’
J F.*T)F.VINE, Sjiperintemlect
] Will umierwrite on aH kimly of property,
real ami personal, in Bnrn.w li cotiidy. in-
elu ting gins, gin-lnwisc*. unlls and luacktu
cry. cuu<m guine<i (tHd+tngitine<f «t-lin; txrvr.
est current rate*. '
'H. M. THOMPSON.
I^s'al Agent, Willi*ton S. C.
S. 1’,. Pnlicie* issue l ft, be-( Fncleii Fire
Comp,auies if preferred, confined to divell*
iin? Itiiu- c*, storei and 'Bbnieiits.
. * * '
Barnwell Lands f r Sale
A"*
IMF»03T*rKI<,
MANtTAcrritnu and dkax.er in -
a
Rifles, Guns. Pistols,
AND
rocket cutlery,
ASIMU NITION OF Al l, KINDS
24-j IburAtU fitHEFT,
Al’Ol S TA. AiKOKOI %.
It?jwitr.rnjg done promptly. --nov21 Sm
, takHotice.
I wntjld fspoctfulljr-Wicit my friends i
and ll.e public to cull gjgj exiiininc inv
line LtfftloTS; Be r, So^arsand Tnbnc-co.
CASH DRY GOODS STORE
SE.'l". FmaeflTT, [l.'.EBICTi m„
r. ...
CJII AlMjKHT'O^f, H. C\,
. ■ •• 'VC , .• ’
ORVBIt
NEW FALL STOCK;
' WHOLESALE 1ND RETAIL,
AT
LOWER PRICES
Thau is paid by customers for inferior
Old Auction Gouds.
$250,000
Worth of the finest imd best selected
Stock of
CARPETS. “
LACETTItTAIND, OILCLOTHS, WINDOW
811 ADKSw- .—
—UF—i-
I can
'IloilSd.
t« found under tjie Puttcisua
Old Crow Wi lskoy
A specta’fy. So* come aOng and
will not l>c humbngged.
you
Maznoliu Passfiin-r Rnutc. •
PORT ROWf. U.Ml.ROAD. >
- At nrara, Ga., June 1, 1878- »
The fillowing t)i4*eneer achedu|e will by
operate'! on and after June 2nd :
stUHT PAssrsrsri! tb-»in.
Oorng sonth -No. l. DaiTy.
l eave Au<rn*ta \ i t P It Railroad 10 TO p ui
Arrive at Vemaaace via !* R R R 2 60 a m
Leave Vemasaoe via S A (' R R 8 2t) a m
Arrive -Tiarleston via 8 & t' R R 8 20 a in
Arrive Savannah via S A t’ R R S 00 a in
Leave Savannah ...... 4 It) p m 1
Arrive Jacksonville vi Fla. t’ent’l 9 66 a in
Leave Vema*sec via P It Railroad 3 86 a in
Arrive Reaiifort via 1* R Railroad 4 68 a ui
Arrive I’ort Royal via l* R It . 6 15 p m
Going North -No. 2, Daily
Leave .Porf Loyal via -P It It . .. 11 (M) p m
, Leitye Deanfort via 1’ It K R . 1 28 p m
Arrive Yemassee via 1’ It R It . 1 OP a «
Leave Jacksonville via pin. rent’] I 46 p m
Arrive Savannah via A and G K W S 40 a in
lasave Savannah via Sand (' R A’ S 3<>p tt»
Arrive A etnasece via S amt OR/? 1 2') a in
Leave Yemas*ee via P R Railroad 2 00 a ni
Arrive Augusta via P B Railr^J ii^Q a m. .
Elegant Lucas Sleeping Cars bcl ween An
gustaand Savannali without change.
Hpemt attention itvvttvd to connection* ot
thia rout* between Augusta and PharleMloit.
Pa8*enicr!( are lauded in the centre ol
f'harleoton. Street railroad car* run fiom
depot to all principal part* of the city.
Raggage checked tlirough.
JUSTThrough tickets fur sale at all prtuci
pal ticket office*.
llt-BKItT O. Flkminu.
General Superintendent.
J. 8. Davaxt,
General Pasrenger Agent.
Dr- Henry J.~"Mouzon,
Surgeon Dentist.
'-■1
PholCP C •it' n I’iiri+t^t. n*
('.in tc boniyht ntrt’ag»>i>wWv» tnti s.
nit on led ni-nr NVlllleton and Block villi',
In-fwoi n the H .uth (’mplina R dlfoad
(Hid tin* K.li«r<» liver. Furap
ply to
♦ (ic-24-tf.
H. V.
THOMPSON,
Wbit-» ji.
J. R. READ & CO..
ana htrkk'iv’
OH \1UaB£w-OX, S. C.
DRYGOODS ‘
s. c.
fot.7 >1
WH.XaIAMS.
A
1
FOREIUK AND DOMESTIC, .
CLOAKS and shawls,-
e w ■
Laces. Embroideries
GLOVKS, IIOSIKRY kc.
. Wo nrc Solo Agr-nts In Cbarh'ptnvr
for Hani*' CV bdirat 'd Seamiest} Xid
GI. vch. tlto befet Imported.
dc.53m J. R BEAD & CO.
A Ucsirublc Pltco.
vahialilo Tract of Lan' J , cjr.taln-
ing' 267 acres, 150 cleared, wjth p
conifortn(>|o dwelling and all ni'ccssary
viitbtiildfngs, 112 niilca from- Elko. S.
C. R. H . for sale on uiuet
«<•<?<'intiioiFaiitig term*, atid at a pric
suited to the sit iDtfVttcy of a be money
iti aket. For teriiiM apply t«>,»
B. O. <S I’ANSELL,
nov7-2mos ‘Elko. 8. O.
JAS. YY. TURLiGY,
2G0 BROAD STIiKET? A GLSTA, GA.
TTAYINC just r. turn' d from the Nbrtk^rg markets, I'nm pleased (ojatfnoiinec
• to my many patrons that I can offer greater inducements tliia season than
have ever before been presented to the people.
My I tietidA will sue how utterly iinpoasible it is fo enumerate ali the things ih a
Pry Gi>etls tRore. .My customers can rely on my shvek supplying anything that
they can think of or desire. Send youn, orders, with confidence, for anything.
You shall tmb be dtsnj.pomted, l)e;etibe as nearly a^uu. can What you want, aud
shout the price you want to pay.
I Have an . mmense Stock of Turner’s World
Renowned Black Alpacas and llii.lantcen*, from the lowest prices to the *ioat ex
pensive fabric; also Blankets, Wool Flannels, Canton HmneU, Broaiidotlw,
Suitings for Men and Boys, Kentucky Jeans And Cassimeres, Dress Goods, < loaks.
Shawls. Fine Hosiery fir Men, Women tfud Cliildren, Men’s, Youth’* and Child
ren’s Winter l!ut>.—New Department—Men's^ Womens and Children's Gloves,
Hamburg Kd-inu , s, etc,
Wedding Parties Will Find Styles and Colors to Suit Thejn
ExactFy.
CLOA.KS ond SIIAWI.S bl* the Latest
Jr'arisian Styles.
F will fill all orders for customers who may select from Samples or Price
DRESS GOODA, SILKS, CLOAKS,
Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpacas,
Cashmere, first aud second Mourning
Goods, Kid Glovos, Hosiery, Notions,
Ribbons, Silk Ties, Ladies and Gents
Underwear, Linens,, Table and Piano
Covers, Tcwels, Table'DamttsK, Nap
kins, Domestic Goods, and thousands of
other geods too numerous to mention,
are placed now before our old customers
in the State of South Carolina, and we
’guarantee to the public and people of
this State especially, that through
our Immense facilities
And long established reputation, with
buyers aud sellers, where
MILLIONS
Of dollars have been exchanged through
our house, that we can, and always wt
givc bettter satisfaction, aa regards
QUALITY AND PRICES,
In goods purchased from us thsn any
other house-Suuth. r >
Samples sent pn application. Charges
prepaid on all goods over and above $10
—shipped C. O D. or for Post Office
order. Please mention this paper in
ordering goods.
FllllCDGOTT, BENEDICT «t CO,
275 KINO STREET,
bcST-ly CHARLESTON, S. C.
up Bey k-w t w. 5
(This Train doe* not ooaooet wttk Train for
Columbia at Branohvillo.)
Leave Charleston
41
t(
■S'. 6.451
Jlranohvilla 0.66 a m.
Midway J ~ *— IQ.20 a ■
Ran her* I (t 28 am
Grahath 1 # 10.48 a m
“ Leo's V lit.57 a at
** Rlaokville 11.0(1 am
« Klko ' 11.22 am
“ Williston 1180 am
“ Windsor , 11.62 am
“ - Montnorenel 12.12 p u
“ ' Aikon 12.25 pm
Arriye Augusta 1.30 p u
Down Day Passengers. ’
(This Train does not connect with Train for
Columbia at Branch ville.)
Leave Augusta
“ Aiken
*' Montmorenci
*** Windsor
Williston
•« Elko
“ Blackville
•* Lee’s
“ Grahams
- M Bamberg
*« Midway
“ Rranoliville
Arrive Charleston
StOUT SXPBKSS.'
S.oO p m
4.40 p m
4.6« pm
1 6.18pm
6.84 pm
'6.42 p m
6.69 p m
6.07 pm
6*21 p m
6.87 pm
6 46pm
7.56 p m
10.19pm
T I
7.80 pm
. 6.20am
745pm
0.80 a m
14.46pm
8.08 am
Connects with Trains at Branchviile for
Columbia.
raSIORT AKK ACCOMMODATION. J—E
Leave Charleeton 7710 a m
Arrive augusta 8.15 pm
Leave Augusta 6.16 am
Arrive Charleston ‘7.00pm
Down Leave Ulaokville 9.46 am
Up Leave Ulackvitle - 8.32 p'm
Connects at Branchviile with Train for
Columbia.
REMEMBER
rEmeminiii
it ■
Leave Chariestou
Arrlva Augusta
Leave Augusta
Arrive Charleston
Down Leave Ulaekville
Up Leave Blackville
FEED. VON SANTEN'S
BAZAAR
J. S. TW110,
SCCCKSSOItS TO
TERRY & NOI.F.N, ;
arUOLESALKAKD RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fi*h, Oysters nnd New York Pniltry.
Northern and Sotlthrm Produce.
Chtirlestoii’ S. C.
OrtUrH solicited
tended t<>.
and promptly at-
BWI7 3m'
1
}
Hns loested nt Blackville and respeet-
fullv offers his professlcttal services'to the
rittzensof Hnmwetl nnd sdjolnlnk coun
ties. Office ou Railroad avenue, opposiie
Mr Farrell’s store.
References - Rev. W. D. McMillsn, Messrs
Dibbbj A Iilar, Hlackvido; Major J. J.
Brabham, Barnwell O. iL; Rev. W. 1*. Bloit-
SDn, Bamhcix.
DR. M' 'UZON will be nt Barnwell on the
first Monday In each month.
JunelJWtn ~ '
8; LEIBMAIST*
NOTARY rUB^IC.t
Collector and Adjusted of Claims.
OFFICES.* 118 East Bay, Charleston', aad
Grahams Barnwell County, S. C.
All business promptly attended ts
References -J. H. Parker & Co., Mantoo
Ce., Goo- W. Williams & novl4-pm
Don’t Fail
t.
To go or rend your orders for French
Pliina, White Granite, ’Glassware,
Lumps, Chandeliers, kc., to the
qb&wa mivmm -
OF
II. €. Stoll, Ast
, *- ..
287 KING STREET,
b . ' ' ,
(Opposite Masonic Temple),
CHARL^STOX, 8. C.
Goods packed and shipped without
extra charge. *cpl2-3mo
SAN'i. a. MAVSItAl.t. KltWARP 0. MAKSIIALL.
Jt'Lll'S J WESCOAT.
6> ’ . ^
SAMLEL H. UIRIIALL & C'.;
iMroRTcas or
Hardware. Cutlery. Guno, &c.,
a Agricultural Implements,
and
314 KING BT., CORNER SOCIETY.
^ (Sigaof the Golden Gun). '
ALSO, 55 and 57 SOCIETY STREET,
Char lets tom, 0.- C.
Aqf.nts for Celebrated Watt Plows
ssplMyr ;
* •
EMI AT ALL 1H
— AT—
HEATH’S KESTAURAXT,
WILLISTON, $. C.
IllI I. OF FARC.
flati and Eggs, • Hot Coffee,
Beefsteak, •* Ft*h,
'••anic, Oysters in every style.
Msisic for Balls anil Parties furnished at
short noricc. J. Q A. HEATH.
ectS-dm
List, in whatever quantity they may be pleased to order, nt piece price, thus ena
bling my patrons to purchase goods at their homes cheaper than the regular retail
price, and also save the trouble and expense incurred in coining to angyiatnl J will,
send goods 0. O. D., and pay freight on all parcels amounting to 310 and over.
My friends in the country who may not need 810 worth themselves, can take
small orders from their neighbors, and send them with their own; if /hey. amount
to $10 or.over I will fid each separate, tie tip separate, and scparatc-'tqemorandnms
of ench antount, and then enclose all in one Express pared aud ’have them deliver-
ered fiec < f charge..
tr i'lcasc fccnd for Package of Samples. ' '
Urksh GOODS
-, at now prices:
'UHE subscriber la rff->tine a large
I antf-w^rt assorted Rtecfe of Grcce-
t i^s, Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, &(*.,
at very low prices, for cash.
Sit ar n» 9 t" 11 cts. per pound.
Coffee. 16 to 18 cfs. per pound.
Laid, 10 ets. per pound. ^
Bacon sides, G'J to7 cts.-
Shoes at 50 to 75 c*s., $1 and fl 25.
Calico at 5}£ to 6j^ cts.
AH goods will be sold vCrv low for
cash. J. A. BUBCKMYER,
Hailioad Avenue,
r aov21-4 Blaekville, 8 G.
C. BABT.
H. STKITZ.
O. IB ART & CO.,
Importers and Wholesnla Dealers in For
eign find Domestic Fruits,
• * Nuts, &c. *
Nos. bo, 57 and 59 Mabket Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Tropical Fruit a Specialty. aepl9-3mo
BTomey Farm For Saif.
I OFFER for sale thie splendid Plan-
1 tation, situated three miles north
of Williston. It contains two hundred
and sixty-six acres, one hundred of
which are cleared and Jo a high state
of cultivation.
The Improvements consist of an ele
gantly finished residence and all ne
cessary out-bulldlnRs. It is perfectly
bealtby, situated in an excellent Com
munity, and will be sold at a reason
able price and on accommodating
terms. Apply to I. A. BLANTON,
ec31 2mo WlUlston, 8.0.
oelT—3 m
James W. Turley,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Shirts, ?5c.
w
Shirts, 75c.
AMSUTT.V jSIIIRTS, with fine Linen Eosotu, finibhed complete, ready fo
the Laundry, only 75c. each. _ r— '
— Lad cs’ aud Children’s Underwear equally low at
LANGLEY BROS.. ^
sojil2 3tno
104 KING STllEET, CHARLESTON, P, C.
Wholesale Grocers,
Redistillers and Reotifiers,
Liquors of all Kinds,
NO..2 WARREN BLOCK, JACKSON STREET,
Augusta. Ga.
srp26 3mo
T. S. NIPS0N.
C.
✓
RAMMING.
Nipson <& Mahiuin^,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc.
233 King Street, Mear Market Street, Charleston, S. 0,
Particular attention given to filling of Orders, and all Good* guaranteed as rep
resented. ..-7' 1 —-—„— . augl5-6m
J. H. PARKER & CO.
- Factors and Commission Merchants.
CfiTTON AMD NAVAL STORES, 1-
Accommodatiffn Wharf and Vender Range, Charleston, South .Carolios.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
janl7-lj * ,
Emtablisuku 1854.
CHARLES HICKEY,
. .A DEALER IN
.Looking Glasses, Every Variety of Mould*
ioRs Window Cornices, Photogrsphie
Frames, Cord and Tassel Loops, Etc.
No. 343 King St., above Liberty,
Cliarleston, South Carolina.
*
K li cravings >.ad Oil Palutings Renovated.
oct3!-0m
OLD AMEHICAN HOTEL,
ESTABLISHED ABOUT 1830.
Resuscitated on the European Plan,
For Gentlemen only.
ierrs t
Rooms, each pereon, per day.... 50e
per week $3 (X)
“ 44 44 per tuouth.fiRand 10
According to location of Rooms, paid
In advance.
BOARD TURKS:
Board and lodging per day fl 50
44 44 “ per week.... 6 50
heals:
Breakfast .25c
D.ttner .............. ........ 50c
Supper 26o
MRS. M, J. ARCHER, Proprietress,
. 29 George st., cor. King,
uor28- ly Charleston, S. C.
To Kent.
A Htnrn In the town of Williston, size
26x6') feet; Gltee front, in oentral portion
of the business portioD of the town, lerots
moderate.
Aptdv to
JulvS5-tf
J. D. BROWN,
d^HUstoo, K. C.
National House
353 King Street
(BET. GEORGE AND LIBERTY.)
Board, SI 50 Per Dav
1 CHARLESTON. S. 0
MRS. H. M. BAKER, Proprietress
sep20-lj
FllE^ ARRIVAL OF LANDREIR'S
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
T URNIPS, C«lbbaees and Garden
Peas. Also, red and white Onion
Sets, laroe assortment of Flower
Seeds, Tinware, Willow War© and
Wofiwn ' Wars, AfrtfhDltural Imple
ments. Sec. WM. J MTLTiER,
(Hlfm of Flow). 353 King St.,
©cl7-3mo Charleston, 8. G
STOREHOUSE AT AUCT10S!
- I will eell at public auetinn.at Barn- friend* with ths eWe^,. j
well G H., on ealesday In Jannary, a
Storehouse In tbs town of Blackville,
situated ou Railroad avenue.
declO 3t * J. A. PEACOCK.
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Santa Clans’ Headquarters
IN CHARLESTON'S.C.,
AT 276 KING STREET.
HIS STOCK OF
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS1!
J
Fancy Goods,
, Fireworks and
Confectionery,
Prize Candy, Ac.,
Is the Largest and Cheapest in th« City
this ysar.
Merchants will remember this when
they visit tha city.
Seud for his Price Lists and Circulars
oov28-4t
Wedding Gifts
-at— ’
AIsLiAN’S.
FINE WATCHES,
Amorleaa and tiwles, of tbs Latest Stylee.
RICH JEWELRY
Of Newand^Q^ant Deei^ssnd Kxqul*
- STERLING SILVERWARE,
In Freeh and Beautiful Patterns, eepecfal-
fv ly adapted lor Wecklfa* Pr
SILVER PLATEDWARE. '
eta, Walters. lee Pitchers, Butter
Cups, Goblets, bpoone, Forks of
CHOICE FANCY GOODS. t ;
French and American Clocks. FUm TsbAe
Cutlery, bpectadea, Ac.
Witches i Jewelry CirffcHy Repaired.
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THE BEST GOODS AT THE IX)W-
E8T PRICES.
JAMES ALLAN,
807 Kins street. Charleston. 8. C.
sepio-ty ~
r -
Barney M^cLemore
HAS JUST OPENED
A HBW>BAI*B00B
At Christie’s
WHERB bs Is
<T.
snd Cigars. In
hss si so
•Wending tb- „ -♦ 4 «M wRb
^ertns.
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