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Mr. €hirlrr*i) CMmrrfe M«mI
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Thci'c are mean men' in this wot
iroVld,
m«>n who wo»M Hiiif KTJOlhhr'e chance
of'mming a livtflitaxxl just tf* n jokn.
Mr. Garter i* the victim oi one of thcae
4 nion. Mr. Gartor iaa (fcmlcr in catarrh
r anuff, which he pe<leHe» alxrot fir Imvox.
The suufl'i* a compound pci tcfftly pleas*
ant to take nud very elflciciotur. The
other day Mr. Garter cMtod upon •‘’fpiire
l«k>, the J-nrycr, who is very iratciLle,
and a great sutferer from euturrh. He
urged Squir-' Ink to try the mml!', as
sured him that one application gave in
stant relief, and that it w* so jdctisant
to take that one tvyitld neve; know that
he had tried it. A fur repeat oil assur-
anees on this last point, Squire Ink con
sented to test the mixture, and Mj\ Gur
ter ^rotkiced a hox, rtnd said, “Take a
rery l«r» pinclu” The box hpd been
tampered with hy some fiend who had
filled it With- red pepper. Squire Ink
obeyed,jhe took nn enormous pinch of
it; then !>e sneeoed. It wasn’t a single
sneese, hut » succession of awful “ac-
hoos’ r that 1 seem e l of sufficient violence
to yank Squire lok’s head off. shears
flowed from hiscyca. mid when he would
eh«K*k the thing for it moment, it was
only that it oiight oomnience again with
redoubled power. Gorter was awfully,
shocked. Ho piitterl Ink’s back and
said “Imover knew it to affect any one
so before. I can take qa.intiiie^ of it.
Sec horeH and then be went. “Aatch-
nkachoo coc!ioo-c«cboo-cjchoo-jioo-
choo!” nnd theyt the stac tiling' over
again. There they both stood and sneez
cd until they had almost loosened their
hair at the root , and felt as though
they had been through n threshing
machine. Squire Ink was the first to
get able to fpenk: “What lbs dciWe
does this menu, sir?” he yelledy “I ca*
cachoo---I-—don’t kTo—cachobooo^ re-
plled Garter. Don’t know? I ll teach
yon to practice your infernal art on me ! ’
nnd he grabbed Garter nnd hurled him
from the window, and then he seised the
snuff, jumped out and forced Garter to
{"hole a lot more of it. Then he left the
unhappy Garter, nfld three police men
who cams alon j picked hint up. Hut he
sneezed so that they couldn’t hold him
and when, utter he had parity calmed
down, they got him Into a drug store,
he sneezed sis bot.lcs off s abelf aud, the
nexi day, while ho ras in bod at the
hospital, lie gut notice from Tnk that he
was sued for damages.
S* U II all i nc.
From an acorn weighing a few grains,
a Ucc will grow for a hundred yetira or
more, not only throwing off many
pounds of lenves every year, bat itself
weighing mere 1 tons. If an omgc
twigs is put in a Urge box ofearth, and
that earth is weighed when the twig
Iteeonns n tree, twariug luscious fruit
there will be >ery nearly the same
amount of eatth. From carcfbl eipari-
men‘.s mad ) by different scientide men,
h is an aseemtned fact (hat a very large
part of the growth of a tree is detived
♦owi tl»e sun, from the air, and from the
water, and a very \iule from the earth:
notably, all voget>Uon becomes sick-
mde-s it U fieely expos d to muslin*.
Wood and coal cre but condensed sun
shine, which contain three important
elements, equally r*a*uiial to both vege
table and aniad life —imgnoaia, lime
snHTron. It is (h* »r»i« in the bio xl
which gives it its Sfiorkltng red color and
its strength. It is the lime in the bones
whieh give tli< m the durability nec smirv
to bodily vigor, while the magnesia is
huhortaut to any of the tissues. Thus
it U, that the inorc peiwuoe arc out of
doors, the mcr* healthy, the ainre vigor
ous they a'e, ami the longer tliey wrfl
lire. Kvrry human being ought to
hive so hour or twocf sunshine at uoou
hi wir*er, and in the early forenoon
in summer.— Hall's Medical Adverti
ser.
t m m
Ilia llcllglun Mas Ilia lload
Tlw Friairiive Hobtists make i* a ruk*
fo expell a member from the church who
tikes advantage of any relief law or
Sulases to pay a debt. A few months
since one of this class—a pretty rough-
looking ra^e—entered an Athens (Ga )
atore and wan'..: i < red'u fir n few goods
nmill be could hell his oottoa. Not
knowing his c is'omer, the tnerclnnt
refused, but about this time a aell-
knowm elder of tliu church entered, aud,
tapping the f inner ou (ho slioulJtr, ask
ed : “lloware you, Brother Frank
"Is that gentleman a member of your
church, Uncle 1). ?" asked the trades
man. “Oh, yea. and a pood one, too,”
was the rep'r.* “Well, then, my friend,"
foutinued the dealer, “go through this
house from ceiler to garret, and pick
wut what you want. J will sell you the
whole establishment, clerks and all. on
credit, with only your religion ns a se
curity." It turned out tn.it the cus
tomer was one of the solid men of Korth-
eaat Georgia. ’ ^ ,
. The propqitions of the human figure
are six times the length of the feet
Whether the form is slender or plump,
the rub holds good. Any deviation
from it it a departure from the highest
1 canty iu proportion. The Greek*
made all their statues according to thU
rule. The face, from the highest point
of the forehead, where the hair begins,
to the chin, is otic tenth of the stature.
The hand from the wrist to the middle
rfike forefinger, is (he same. From
the top of the chest to the higha-t point
rfthe forehead Ls n seventh. If the
face from tin roots of the hair to the
thin, h divided into three equal psrts,
the first division determines the place
'where t he eyebrows meet, and the sec
ond the pUco of tine nos rU. The height
f otr. the feet to thetop ofthe head is
the distance from the extremity of the
fin 'er* when the arms are octended.
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NEW
Just Opened.
ROOM AND RESTAURANT
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7—7 A It R O.
Cfiolbo Widen, Liquors and Segars.
Warm Media at all hours to order.
Freeh Fieft and Oysters.
Family Groceries. Baker’s Bread.
Call and see for yourself
C. SAlflAf AN^ Jr. A rent.
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OFFICE 7 M AKKKT Ha 1 ., EAST OF
EAST PAY/
CHARLES”Jc. LESLIE,
V»‘liolesale and lUtail Dealer in
Fish. Game, lobsters, Turtles, Terra
pins, Oysters, etc.
Ft nil, Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
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Charles torr, So. Oa
Having made large aihljtions lo ray busi-
neas, I am prcpareU to furoiali Fiah, Game,
&c., at ididn notice. All order* promptly
attended lo. Terms Cash or City Accopt-
anee. ^
Shad, HlackllMi, Whiting, Mullets. Trout,
Skipjaftnc", <;'roaker,Tliub, Rheephead, Drum,
limit, Flirfmpa, Craba, Oyrtvri*, Clam a.
PACKIN(. EXTRA. aui9-
Curea by (Mauru'a Wayl
LINO DlbKA-St-S
THROAT DISK ASK?.
iff
lIRB.vTHINU tROrm.F.S
h DfAIV Kf INTO tha ay mem curative
agents and healing medicine* It UHAWt*
PROM the diaea.ed parta the poi-ana I hat
cau.e death. ThouwinUs testify to ita virtue*.
Ym ta» V Rrlii fed and Tnrei.
Den'C despair Until you have tried Ibi-
Ren«it<l# Kaaily Applied and RAItlt'.AI.I.V
F.FFKtTTAI. Remedy. Bold by Druggi.ia
or nvnt by mail on receipt of price, $'J, by
Thu “0«fy“ iMmm rad t w.
WII.LIAM8 BLOCK,
~ Detroit. Mick.
Bead for Tcellmowlals aud cur b«s>k,
•■Thrrc MilLou* a Vaur.“ Beat free.
oct 2*
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Williston, S. C.
Hus In Htorn and for sale at very close flirures, to cash or cotton paying customers,
the beet, lurir»**>t. inoutcomplete and carefully assorted stock of .
, GKNKRAX, MERCK AM DTSJ3
over brought to WlliiRtoti. While all departments or** full of Hist cl is« goods, I ask
fiom all interested a eped.il exumlimttou of nVy stock of 7. ~ .
HOOI'H. MllOKH AND t’L.OTIfHVt»<
No merchnnt In the county can surpass or oven equal me in tho quul ty and pi le s
of goods, Cotton and Country y'paTinft* want«d. (R«p®i-Sro
Sewing Machine
Ctiallenges Comparison*
Distances Competition* ,
Surpasses Expcfctfttion-
fligh Arm. Self-aettlnff Newdf*, no holes to thread in Machine or Shuttle.—
Uims'either forward or backward without stopplug or chaugiug dirootion.
-vFof wwie by ‘ ** *—— —-—* *——-
J. E. Barton & Co.
101G RiiOAf) STREET, AUGUSTA. GA,
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Who also off* f for sale New Dowb B., New and Improved Weed, New Home,
Victor mjdJ'St* wart" Famtty.
Special attenti >u glv*-u to Repairing, All work guaranteed.
Needles, O ls and Attaebments for all first class Machfnes for pale.
nevl8-3m
- ■; .. A. Loryea
Bejjs to inform In* friends in Barnwell countv that he has
opened nt Nn. 270 King Street, Charle8ton f S. C., a full line oT
Clothing and ( eats* Furnishing CoodB. Our stock has Ixx'ii
manufactured for oar f fade Avith a great deal of care. During
your visit to the cityjwe iiiyhc ftn inspection of oitr stock, lictng
well awaix* of our ability to give general satisiaction. Orders'
prtanp*ly «ntl carefully filled sent per Expret**^
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270 King Street, Charleston. S. C.
rr^rL W. Loryca la with me and will l*e plcuaatl Ur ace hi* uumcruu* fiicud*.
•vpie-Kui
J. P. lirowne, Agent,
Importer and Dealrr is
China, Glassware and Crockery.
a... , *
Chandlers fur Church
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Assorted packagr
Lamps, Chandlers and Lamp Trimmings a specialty
and Hal a.
Spciil attention paid to repo eking orders fur Merch (Ul«,
shipped direct fiom manufavturaru or store. -s. a .
■ A general imsui tment of good* in my lino always kepi in stock.
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK 8 ALES. apUt-
p?n-t?!j»n
PERRY OAVIS 1
CUKE YOUR BACK ACHE!
Aud all disMScaoflka Kidney*. Bladder and
I'nuary Organa by wcarutf the
Impruvcd Extelsior K dneT Pud- ’
It ie a MAKYEL of Hauling tad Bellel
•lartc. iiNitkic, axo birkct, fairlsu.
rowtRnru
It CI RU where all else fail*. A RFVK
LATION and RKYOLl'TlON in Aledicine-
Ab*erpii<in or direct application as oppuemi
lo uai.u i«f*ciory inteitial medicines, bend
for o*ir iroalire on Kidney trouble*, eciti
free. Bold by dmegist* or seat by mail, on
receipt of price. 52. Address
This ie the The “Only” Lang Pad Co
Original aad
Genuine Kt*l*
n*y Fad A»k
f* r ii and taka
no oilier.
WILLIAMS BLOCK,
Detroit, Mick-
a »«vk In )oor<>)rnt«)tn. Kirr <l<>llar onlAI
fm-. No risk. KnMtrr.lfjrou **ul ■ Ixi-lueM 1
al * hlrh |ier«on* ttf eUber »c* ran m»ke K r ’ * 1
par Itl I hr lint* lh«T work. wri(r for psrti*-* -
tan to II lull, It A co.,Foiibod, Mai***-.
GREAT
DLCL1NE LN DRY GOODS
and one which should invito the attention,
of eapita’ists to utilise ibr* material at
h 'Bje. A Urge amount i*T the ta^e oil
whjch w*i sro, i« imuufieciurod fro*
otr fiugjjttd, and it it ea^AUN! that a
Laalselofseed will prodace from two to
tire'giRoiui rf oil, worth, a»y, from
f 1,00u>f 151 per pdl»a. ^l^rpe qimn-
t'ti of e lit BOed arc aow h.iug at#.
P^‘
AND LLT-
P R1VATK DISl'ATCthES
ter* announce us
A GREAT TUMBLE IX DRT GOODS 1
W*. therefore, as Fenders in regulating
the market, offer the following .*
It) CASKS PRINTS nt 6j, reduced h-om 7J
6 case* 4-4 lojngcloih, bes*, quality, al 8c
reduced from 10c.
6 cases Lace Stripe P. K. at 134, icduced
fyroin 25c. ‘ ‘ -n. f .
at 12J, reduced
m Tt»» U»0e in *c>ttoa se«« to - fcraign ^ ,
porti fufWIi very COTwidemhler tntfle, sorted, and an the public know too well |bat
100 pieces Victoria Lawn
from Ifio.
100 pieces Lace Grenadine at 10*. reduced
from 2-')c.
500 piece* Union lawn, colored, 5Jc., re
duced from 8. ,
GOpieces corded klancliester Lawns, yard
wide, at 16ti.. reduccd Troja"I7y, ^waT-
ranted Fast Colors. 1 —*
lOOpieces yard wide Dress Linen at 18c.,
reduced from 25c.
300 pieces Linen Embroidery to match at 5e
per yard.
lOOpieces pure Summer Silks, fancy, at 49
57, 65, and 75c.
20 pieces hca»y Gro* Grain Silk* at 90c., re-
duccd from $1.25, warranted to wear.
Aleo cheaper and 1 ■oiler grades on hand.
5,000 yards of Colored Silks of eveijr style
and description, fol drees and hat tzirfi^
ming, also for evening wear, reduced 20
per cent' »
The following goods are eoldln proportion
GENTS’ 0ASS1MKRKB7 BLACK GOODS,
Linens for Boys’ sod Gents' Wear,
Gloves, Uibbons, Hats, Domestics.
Matting Shades, Oil Cloths and
, ■ Carpets.
All Depart menu era full and well as-
VEGETABLE
PA9N KILLER
A PURELY VEOETABIEJHMEBY
For •wtwrnal and Catomai Um,
U a SUM CURE fcr tl the Diteaaes hr which R Is receM
and h ALWAYS PERFECTLY EAFE U th* haadi sf
evea the west Uogedsarsd
H I* a MW* aad nwkra rmaedv for rortiltn.
THROAT, CniLJ.**, u>J *tmUu- tfeaM**. sdanl* im»—< "J*/
M i— -WM /yrm* of ItlPIITHQUA, an) la (be bc*«
kaawa rrmrJr for RllLTMATlMJi sad NKl UAld-IA.
THE OLDEST, BEST. AND MOST WIDELY KNOWN
FAMILY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
It ha.- beea aerd with —*<h waadeWal —rues <■ mtt
•m,, iU fcr CKA-Wra, CHOI.ULA. DIAKUIHEA,
UYNRNTCItV. uxl *n ROM EL, ( OJLTLJUNT**, ihM « W
r»«*)d»rtd am ear* far tkrat *»—■«.
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS’ CONSTANT
USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
Steam Engines
Competition and Detraction Defied.
it a RiM oaiancNUKo nr .
BtlaUlera. Maaaaers of PlaabuWaa, Waeb-KlMPM sod
Parlortea, Narwa la IlMpiiala- tn aburt. kg Every be df
•vrrrwbere who hm —er >t*r«n a * trUl.
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
It ebnokl alware be naed for Pal* I* the Bark add Md«,
aad tH*e* MMdk *ad paramarmt ra*af U SU OMM of Hi *ir*i
Own, hprmt**. Hereve Kara*. Beald*.
NO FAMILY CAN HAPELT BE WITHOCT IT. It wD
aanasCr mv* many Umn tt* ocM In Codon' bill*, sod ita rrbw
brtnr. tt witnts the rewa of an. It ki *oU at Me. Me. aad SIAM!
a bottta and can be obtained from all draglits (
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I.
Prcprietora.
A(9ains 9 Daiiion Co« 9
No. 18 1JROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
- —LtBCZ- fTOCK OF r
COOKIXG ISTOVK^, HAXQB8. tlRATKS,
Marble and Slate MantcL*. of all kinds. Pumps, Load, and Iron Pipe,
Sheet I.lead, (,’oppor nnd Zinc. Routing Tin. Tin-Ware, Tinner’s Tools, etc.
House Furnishing Goods in Large Variety.
Fire Bricks, Tiles, Terra Cotta Drain Pipes, and Chimney Tups.
All kinds of Plumbing Work, Hoofing, Guttering, and '1 iu Work^GerfTeriHy.
promptly attenleil toby the m -t r-nn-lu! ;,iid i xpci i>-uce<l WorknicoT^r.iiUJ-ly
art are always' the leader* iu offering ,the
(oois lower than elsewhere, we are aure that
they will see that it ie to their advantage to
call bofuro purchasing.,
The Pwck ie large aad row mod lows, and
every altmtion will be paid to promote etiil
more the popularity which the house enjeye.
Fmrckjtatl, Hemedlcl Ac Ca.
aepM-dmo,
ew He at
iNSaWi
The New
Store
Compare Prices J Compare Power !
•ml Compare (Quality ! ! , 5
MEE'riKO- STREET. COE- HORLB EO K’S ALLEY
•ps i, ' " ’6 H ARLESTOISr. S. C.
You cun nave $150 on h 10 lioise powiy
eulrine. You can save $250 on a 20 horse
pouer engine. You can save $350 on a 30
horse pm wer engta", by purcbBSiiyr of
the undersigned, and tlie engines are all
or greater power than they urn rated,
while those offered by some dealers are at
least one-qum ter less thatrthaYCairiliem.
Examine well befota you purchase.
' ‘Cotton Flosses, Massey, Orisworld A
Brown Gins, Self Feeders and Corvdeu's*)r».
Shafting, Pulleys, Turbine NYheels and all
kitukkofMai-hiiK-ry, for sale-.— -r-—
Agent for caw Mills with Urges’Papent
Sell Works, Grain Mills. Ac.
Gall on.,or address
P. B,
ap8-ly WILLISTON’, S.jC.
Special Notice !
Dr*" Henry J- Mouzon.
RlHTAIi eVSQEOM,
Will attend calls la any portion of Darn-
well or adjoining counties.
Uflioo at BUckviUe, M. C. aa«5 6m
ROBERT D.
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Marble and Granite Works
OTTO F. WEITEKS,
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Wholesale Grocer,
—‘AND DEALKR IN—
se^ars, Liquor and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR TltK CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
Also*! T. & J. G. Frost ft Co.VjSeH-Ralslng Flour, and Thorn^ Brothels'
celebrated Butter Crackers.
^Sep20 ly Nos. 108,110.""d 181 East Bay, Charlrston, S. C.
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Barnwell’s
GREAT DRY GOODS
—AND—
-ooO
Weathersbee & Easterling,
Wholetale and Ratail Dealer* iu
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
. Full Stock Always rm Hand.
FS??SH 6990$ BS6£IVE9 BAIllf.
Cash Paidfor Cotton 4 CouatryProducH,
no\2d-
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Just Airived
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Chas. Pechmann’s
A New Stock of
Dry Goads.
Clothing,
boots, snores
NOTIONS
AXO A LOT or
Fresh Family Groceries
i
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Bar Room
Can V frutin T IheBusst slock uf
WtXES. I.IUUOKS AND SET.AhS
Ever broughf to the village.
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Wbeo y^a rtwne to Barnwell don’t
forget to oil! end see me,
Ohns. l- > c»chmnnn
■ * ^ — — • Amp""*.
nn m ■ ••>•!• b»r»* ii** v »••••
tits'ii *y tiUrt if « "i k i,»r «•« (ban at
|| |l-\ I buy lliitia; ♦*f*4*. « bj*tt.tl Wr
U1J U X «ill niart jr i T« tl-^tarw a «!jt bimI
ii|ikffard M b*l<* at Imkiiv Dr 1 Hv itt lMutri m-* ». w***
i4***ii*-ht»%a «i»d Blrlw «aii< «i t-fa : rr»b^rr t«» Un
M*. N*»ur l« IKa* Y«mi r.m drriit** yamr •l»*4»
f r *. t h ** • n
••tU^r IhmIii 'wiw will fitiT ««»u »»» ariRr a* w«ll. N*>*>m*
willitif Im wurN * a»4 fail t‘» Hiaki* • ii , »r»n«U' jaf l»V
at I •*-:'v a*. I t. r’..* fr.v. A
gr at •q»|4irt , iiiity f*>r making nmhi* .% rawilv ah«ll*oii*
••m’ ly AddrmTn*A l'«b*Attr*k4« JMalu^.
-OLD STAND OF DAltNAUD-
F. A. Nowell,
Artistic Photographer.
Satisfaction Guaranteed to all.
Special Success with Children.
2G3, King Street,
CHARLESTON^. C. ,
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TT*tiUt*'|>leri*ur* ■Mi'an.nonnem'gTo File pTj'bJbf (hnl we are now opening onTof tha '
FINEST STO:;iC OF FURNITURE
EVER OEFEItED IS THIS CITV.
No old slock to work off. All tbs very latest slylos- We have vl*Hed all fbe prin
cipal market* in tlieJVtfiteil Stales and can safely ray we have all the most modern pat
tern* of 4 he sea soli. We wi 1 haveevery'bingin the Furniture Line and at price* Mini will
compare with any market South of Baltimore. Don t buy uutil j ou see our stock, it w ill be
complete iu everv particular. Wcgtiarauiee *ati«factioi»-r_ ~
j. L. Bowles <& Co..
•cp2 Cm NO. 717 RROAD STREET' AUGUSTA, GA.
To flir Irflfle—lw»»>.
HAYING made extensiv* preparation* for tti{) cowiug season, I would invite
your attention to my full liue uf
Crockery, Glass, China and Earthenware,
which I am offering at bottom prices.
I sha'l be pleased to receive your order for any of the following good* :
C.C.'Ware, White Granite, Opaque and American China, Yellow and Rock
ingham Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. Japanned, Stamped and Plain Tin Ware,
Glassware, Goblets, Tamblcro. Wises. Tea Setts, Butter Dishes and BowU, Mo*
lasses Cana, Etc. Laiupa, Burners, Wick* and Chimney*, Looking Glasses, Silver
Piatei Goods, Bird Caces. Lamp Bracket*. Reflectors, Chandeliers, Bar GocAi,
Table Cutlery, and a full liuc of Freach.Bohemia aad G*rmaa Faaey Gnoda, F.te
a>p9 3ai " T.-C. lil.lGM. RroaBSt./kaguata, Ca.
FJlillS FURHmart's lOKE UF
BKOWS’S
Frowrtke time of its inception took a leading
qTjpdtion in the Furniture Trade of the city.
.Having ample fund* to buy all goods for
cash I sometime,* get bargain* from manufac
turers in need of money, consequently can
give great bargains. I never misrepresent
tbs quality of my Hoods. I'fix »" fair living
price o.i them, the lowest (list could be taken
under any circumstances, and tk# lowest,
price isasxed at first, which I think is the
only fair way that l,usin*ss can be done.
Uvery prrrcl.jvser-knows ymU. what they ar*
buying and - that they are getting their
money's worth. Sharp practice iu trade
may pay for a while, but the holiest, reliable
man wins the race on the home stretch.
1 have a large stock of FUJINITURE, both
fine and meliim, Spring and CanvassCots,
first-class Bed Sprmgs, suitable for warm
climates, dust sad vermin prool. This es.
tahlishirent has become very popular w itb
a large class of citizen*. The freshness of
th« stock, low prices and fair dealing have
secured me a first-class trade, rot only in
this city and State, but also in Florida, Geor.
gin and North Carolina.
Parlies from the country and country
merchants your trade I want if low prices
and fair dealing can secure ti. I will pack
and tend your goods to railroad depot or
steamboat wharf free of chargo
Store and Office 229 King strset, next
door to the Academy of Music. ’
HlILirBKOWV, Proprietor
- Seplfi 3nios. , , •
~~ FICKllNfi & DAYANT, ~
Altorwys, Mcltors sjJ fiiunsellors
VsAsn* W. Ficxuxo,
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Joss c. Daraxr.
Barnwell C H..8.C.
TO RENT.
D*'r* Bo w*« over WEATHERS
Bl£ A EAetrtizLlXU’b otore. Mitt.Id ,
1 -r Law cflicta bia}$-u
Mixson & Richmond, Prop’s.
Corner* of lYrond nnd 'Waidiinp’ton Sireetd
A 'tJ G 'if S IT A, GSOBGIA,
C»»vsniflnt!y located to Businea*.
Willi TfJpgriph Office in the Bnildin?, nnd Soaihern Etprpss rompanj
Office Nr\t Door lo Hotel Biiliisc.
Rootu* Superior fo any in the cifr. Tabic Supplied with the Rest the Market
Aff**rd> ; also l-Kery Stable Conm- tH With the House.
SPECIAL KATES TO COXMERCIVL TRAVELERS.
Nlixson * "Richmond* Rroo’jtf.
svaverly House:.
$2 Charleston, S. C. $2
FTTrATT'D IN’ mr fy- !>«<r K >
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F|r«t ela*w Jn all It* -tt..
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• v loot), Vm t^t ti att'1 >t>u't *-r ttiutv. -
First t*l iw« Far utid iLitb- r v ».i
he fln.ht Htttli'*1 Lo*w i* fp.-■
'-ervai ta i^dti* an-1 att-u'lte
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4s in the (■flic «>f the Wetvrly lion .
will ••** gnol to fo* •“ ttv.itv trl t
* ORDKR YOUR
SAW MILLS, feRIST
MILLS,
CANE MILLS. GIN ENGINES. OOlTOX SCREWS. SHAFTING I ULLF.Y'
HuttKer’M J * 'ti t mi I li<'Xt-tt, Mill Gi-uiiuif, Girrigeonn, luibioe Water Win.t-l, ti:t
Grtitrlftp; Chenj 1 Ju N<Mt'n Uitveruera, D'tHon’M Clreular Rave, and fJiMi)*-r. .i:
File*!. IVIting Hn<i Bild itt Mftal ttmi Rraand’ltting. Glut■» and C'be^k^T.ih
and Wlilutkw, Ganged, etc., anti Irou Rranh Can'tnce Mini repuiis rr*>m
Ooo* R. Uombt^rd & Co..
FOr.EST CUT FOLNJUY AND .MACHINE WORKS,
MAK TUE WATBB TttWKS, 170 fV^WlCX STRSCT,
ACCillMTA. 4ir«KS.I4.
OLD IROlsr AKU I3RARR WAISTTKI).
F. W. Wag
& Co.
V
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159 101,163 an! 105 East Bav. 2, 4, nnd 12 Queen Street.
13, 15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and >* avdii ,Storea Factor**.
Sole Agents for Georgia and Wagcuor Granftn Guuno. Liberal utlranccs made
on Shipments of Cotton.
W T c have a special Produce Department for which we solicit consignments of
RotqrH Rice, d’ens; efo. —^ — — - seplH-tini —
A7> H7.V JJA TES,
CHARLES K. RATES,
ISAAC HOLMES,
JOIi.X R.STKTLi:
Til OS. R. Mr O All AM
EDWIN BATES & CO.
• JOBBERS OF —
DRY GOODS an" CLOTHINC.
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Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St, Charleston, S. C,
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ROBEiRTSON"■ TAT LOR & CO..
Succeooors lo GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
COTTOIFACTOES, VI11BAIIC1ICHS
-AND-
COMM188IOX MKRCHAXT8,
tl HAYTTK *4 1 IcKIET. CTlARL.KflO'ON. M. C’.
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'CO.VTIONJIJC.NTS OF COTTON
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