The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 07, 1881, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.
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THR1SDAY-wnl y'7. t 4 188.
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.rROAD SCIIDULE.-The trains
iiow pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-hound passenger, 12.28 p. in.; I
'south-bound, 4.28 p. in.; north-bound
freight, 9.05 a. in.; south-bound, 1.37
p. m. These arrivals are on the basis
'of Railroad time, sixteen minutos I
faster than Winnsboro time. I
Now Advertisements.
An Ordinance-E. S. Chandler,
'Clerk.
Sale Under Mortgagc-Gooding &
Elliott f.
'Clothing Honse-M. L. Kinard.
Our Lcader-J. L. Milmissugh.
r
Local Briefs. L
-'The Four th of July .passed off very
I
quietly in Winndboro. t
-Genuine Tivoli Beer on ice ONE
DOLtAn per dozen, -at DONLY's.
I
-Where Is the man wlp says that
July is a comparatively cool summer C
month.
-Several ladies and gentlemen from
Winnsboro passed the Fourth of July .
In Rock 11111.
-Our "Occasional" refuses to be
interviewed as to his doings over at
the Due West commencement.
-The condition of the President ex
cites the earnest sympathy of the pco
'ple of Winnsboro, and the latest news
from him is ongerly sought for.
-Don't forget the open air enter
tainment this evening. A delightful
time and abundant of refreshments are
promised. The gate will open at eiglit
o'clock.
-Mr. W. B. Gilbert brotght to this
offlce on Wednesday morning a four
legged chicken. This is no newspaper
story, but the truth. The chicken has
four distinct and perfect legs. We
hope Mr. Gilbert will report to us inl
the future as to condition of the poor
little creature. It is one of the great
est curiosities of the age, and we ad
vise Mr. Gilbert to take good eare of it
for there may be millions in it.
Ov~tnLJOADED.-Mr. Jno, L. Mim
Dangh, of' the Augusta Store, says that
he is "overloaded", and that, as a nec
essary consequence, he purposes50 to put
his stock at such figures as will afford ~
exceptional inducemnen'ts to pu rchas
ei's. Tjhe prices lie gives in his new ad
vertisemnent ill furnish some idea of ~
what he means to do. Besides drv ~
goods, he oihr's bargains in starch,
bluing, kerosene, soap, gumn powder
tea, mixed paint, etc., etc. When y'ou
want to buy anything, be sure to call
at the "Angusta Store."
CcoruING.-Every body likes to pro- s
sent a good appearance when he gocsi
out--whether to church, to a par'ty, toi
business or anywhere eleu. A good r
place to supply youi'selt' with such
things Is the furnishing house of Mr'.
M. L. Kiniard, Columbia. is stock r
of goods will be found full and var'ied
enough to suit the tastes of everybody, e
nr Mr. Kinard's prices areo the veryv a
lowest the market can affo,'d. We ad'- t
vise all our Fairfield friends, when in a
Columbia, to give him a call, itf you e
don't know where his store is, just I
ask anybody and you will be infoi'med j
-for everybody knows him. It will pay c
anyone just to go in andl see what lhe f
has hidden away iin his miamimoth es- v
tablishment. c
T. 0. 0. F.- At a regular' meeting of
Mount Zion Lodge, No. 35, 1.0. 0. F., A
held on the 5th instant, the following
ofllcer's were duly Installed to servc for !
the ensuing termn: h|
A. 8. Douglass, N. 0. ~
J. R. Boyles, V. G. :
W. M. Propat, R1. 8.
F W. Hlabenicht, T. a
J1. P. Caldwell, P. 8,
R. M. Dunlevy, WV.a
J. W. Hianahan, C.
R. A. Gibson, R1. H1. 8. N. G.
P. Landecker, L. HI. S. N. G.
0. B. McCants, R. H. 8. V. (x.
Jos. Groeschel, L. H. 8. V. G.
L. Lanldcker, 1. 0- c
A. Landeckeir, 0. C. t
"Rise and Fall of the Confederacy."
Copies of Jefferson Davis' great p
book are now being distributed to sub- 0
scribers in Fairfild. We have not
yet had an Opportunity to. exatnmie
them ourselves, but the uniive'sal ver
diet North and South Is that Mr'. D~avis.
has made a most powerful representa
tion of his subject; and that the book
will rank as one of the classics of hhi- -
tory. The New York Heraldl says:
"Beyond question the book that is 'the
result of Mr.'.Dauvis' work wIll be ac
cepted as the standard of auithor'ity for'
the Southern side of the struggle, and
the very causes that combino to make
It supreme among the sympathizors
with the r'ebellion, wIll tend, more or v
- es to give It weight wvith the world at
Jai'ge." The New York ,Sun in an ehabor
ate, review filling five coiumns, con ih
cludes that while thore mnust always be
a conflict ofoiini'ertahi points,
the general tehme of *the narrative Is
aidor dnd sincerity, 'Regarded as an
Istorical document, this book will un
tiestionably outlive everything that
ias thas far been written on either
ide of the great question destined to
e resolved by war." ' It adds, "This
ccount of the rise and fall of the Con
Dderate Government belongs to that
'ery small but precious class of iiarra
ives wherein events of great signifi
anco and magnitude are chronicled
iy a chief actor and eye witness. It
ielongs to the category of which the
vritings of Thuoydides, of Xenophon
ad Ciesar have been reckoned hereto.
ore the most eminent examples."
Master Willie Boag, of Newberry
ounty, who has the exclusive sale of
lie book In Newberry and Fairfdeld
ountles, has been pushing the work
cry energetially, and has already se
ured nearly two hundred stibscribers
Fith only a partial canvass in Fair
old. le has made a very favorable
inpressien by his pleasing manners
nd address, and we cordially con
iend him to the people of Fairfield.
THE FOURTH AT ROVK ItLL.
low the Mitlliary and Civilians Celebrated
the National Holiday.
A representative of Tu NEWs AND
IERALD visitied Reck Hill on the
'ourth inl response to an invitation
rou, the Catwaba Rifles, who on that
ay gave a reception to the Governor's
Wnards, of Columbia. The Govern
r's Guards, accompanied by Gov.
lagood aid Cml. 11. S. Thompson,
eached Rook Hill by a special train at
Ight o'clock in tihe morning, and were
ecelved by the Catawba Rifles. Afler
reakfast and rest, both companies re
aired to McFadden's wood, and prae
Isled in target-shooting. The first
rize, a silver goblet, was won by Mr.
I. Ii. Breinia, and the second, a si
er culp. by Mr. W. 11. Orchard, both
f the Guards. At three o'clock a din
ier was given to the guests. At least
-hundred and tilly seats were prepar
d, amid the tables groaned with sub
tantials and delicctmees. A 1h r-e
umber of toasts were oft'ered and re
ponded to. Atmong them one to the
Vinmsboro Ninys ANi HERALD. Gov.
lagood and Col. Thompson made ex
client speeches. Mr. John G. Mob
ey respoinod for the Governor's
Juards In a capitai littl effl'ot, which
vas well received. As he is a native
f Fairfield, we make special mention
f him. Inthe afternoon there was a
Lress parade and glass ball shooting.
At night the young people and many
od Ones assembled at the hall fbr (lie
silitary hop, and the dancing was
:ept op util tihe whistle of the train
alied the Guards oil. Space preveits
, full and adequate descriptioi of the
vents of the day. We have never
een] a inore slccessful entertainment.
t adds fresh laurels to the brow of our
'rowing and enterprising sister town.
ON TIF P WING.
oma Account of a Trip, Taking in Colunm
bia, <'amden anmd Sumter.
Messrs. Edbtrrs: WVe are huavimr ai
'ery diry season in ouir neighbiorhiood,
aid the planiters are still hoping, as it
vere agai nst hope, for rinm. It. lias
ceen thirty days since we have had a
hower, while the crops are all at a
hand still, and many planiters are very
>ack ward.
Yourm corresponident recentfly hnd
ulte a dclightfnl (rip. Via IRidgeway,
jolumbia and oun to Sumter.. It Issur
trising to see the rapid girowth of the
ratter p~lace. New houses. mills and
tores arc onu every side, whlich. plainly
ndcate the growvth andl prlosperity of
i~s citizenis. A conneictioni by rail
onids from Ridgeway to Camden
vonld brina t us nearer together and
vould develope and improveeurlanids
.nd lighten transp~ortation..
Durinug my visit to Sumter I attend
d the comnmencement of St. Joseph's
tendemny. Thueschiool has 1-een very
iuch pattroilzed by the Caroliniana
nd Georgians this session. Nitunre,
ver kind to suchi ocicasloons, gave a
lerfect dny which added largely to the
y in which the time was hailed, not
'aly to the happy scholar's, but to the
'rend paremnts, i'olatives aind friends
rho had assembulled to wvitneoss the oc'
aniomi. The exercises were opened
/ith choice selectionis of beth vocal
nmd iinstrumnental music. There were
averal younug lady graduates, rand all
eserving pruaise for thei' pr'oficlency
t he dlifl'erenut branchles of studies. I
ave forgotten the names of the young
idles wholi were recipients of different
rizes amid premiumns, but which will
lPear Onl ainothier occasion. It was
rith great pleasure that wve noticed
nud heard the namies of MIss Ettie Esp
erson and~ Miss Addie Brennan, of
anter, so fav'orably mentioned by
le auidienuce. We understand thee
ras a larger attendanien of visitors this
enr than on other occausioins. This
till perhaps be ain excusem ihr not re
siving a sent. A little huile aftet',
ie parting of friends, schiooltrnates and
rmpanions for years took place-all
oping to meet again. Without ex
rossmig bur feelhigs in wyords we li
uar hiearts wished them every blessing.
UAssIAN.
---No iremedv has beena fouiid for fey
r and agnec which proves so uniform
successful as A yer's A gne Cure. *
HYMENEAL.
MARRiED-On the 3d inst., by the
eov. C. N!. Porter, Mr. JAMES D&a
A lIrT to Miss AWN IIOLLIS, of Fair
old. No cards.
SALE UJNDER MORTGAGE,
E'N pursuance of sathority confer'red
up on us by 11111 of Sale, given by
Tm. 1H. Jones, and dnica May 9. 188I,
o-wlll oil'er for sale on Frdlay, the 22nd
July. before the Court House door in
tinnsborn S.'C., at pnblic outory, to theo
ighiest bidder, the following described
arsenal property, to wit: One black
urso aboat six yeats old. and aboeut tif
en hands high Terns--OASU.
GOODINGc & FIJAiOTT.
juy7 2
AT' OUR HOUSEf
{TH EMOOT)
CHOICE SUMMER BEVERAGES,
SUCH AS
SHERRY COBBLERS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SODA WATER,
LEMONADES and
OLD VIRGINIA MINT JULEPS.
g. TRY THE CELEDRIATED.
BUCK BEER,
ALWAYS
PRE0H AND COOL.
J. CL E ND IN IN G.
may 8 . Next door to W. It. Doty & Co.
NEW STORE
-AT TIE
GLADDEN HOTE.
WE, the undersigned, respectfully in
form the citizens of WINNSBORO and
vicinity that we have REMOVkD to
GLADDEN'S HIOTEL,
And are now in receipt of a full line of
new and desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Which we will sell at the lowest prices
for cash.
DRESS GOODS,
Laces and Embroideries, which we offer at
accordingly low prices.
WHITE GOODS.
We reaneetfully ask the attention of th
Ladies to our entirely new fresh
stock of these goods.
English Swiss, Plain and Plaided Nan
sooks, Piques, in great varietv.
SILK TIES.
Ladies' Lane Scarfs, Ties and Pows, at
fifteen cents, worth thirty-tive cents.
CLOTrINNGI
3EA10TIFU4L SIRING SUITS
FINE, MEDIUM and COMMON
FANCY CASSIMEUE8,
BLUE FLANiLS,
WORSTEDS,
For MEN, YOJTHS and BOYS
MADE TO ORDER.
Suits made to order at very low prices.
SAMP LES ON EXHIBITION.
AT TENTION
IS called to my fresh and well.
selected stock of
FAMILY ORGOCEkRIES.
I hale just oponed a splendid as
sortment of
CANNEbCO b
of first quality and full weight
A pples, Baked Beans, Pineapple.
Penches, Succoteah, Salmaon, Toma
toes, Sardines, Mn staird,
ROBINSON'S IMLPORTRD OAT..
MEAL - FRESH.
Condensed Milk, "Ocean Gem"
MVackerel in 5 lb. cans.
PARCHED COFFEE~
in builk, as good as packages, and
CHEAPER.
BAKER'S BROMA,
A palatable beverage for invalids as
well as persons in health, and highly
recommnenned by physicians as a
diet for children.
EVAPORATE~DAPPLES.
I DO NOT close at six o'clock. A
share of thme public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
jdne 25-Gm
TAX N~OTICE.
Aunrrona's OFrIloN,
MAY 9, 1881.
r HlE books of this office will ho open
..f'onm Jtine 1st to Jutly 20, 1881, to
receive returns of personal 1:roperty own
ed by eachi taxpayer on the 1st day of
Junie. All malo persons betwecen the ages
of twenty. one and sixty years are liable to
poli-tax, and willl repott accordingly.
For the accommodatioh of taxptuyers I
will be at the folloiuiig places on the
days speoafiedl for the purpose of receiv
ing returns, viz.:
Woodward's, from the arrival of' freight
train, June 8th, to departure of south
bound passenger traini Junme 9th.
White Oak , June 10.
1)urbam's, Juno 11.
Cald well's Storo, Jneo 13.
Gladdren's Grove, Juno 14.
Ilidgeway, Jnne i6 and 16,
Bear Creek, June I7.
Bilythewood, June 18,
Jaenninga' M8 ore, Juno 2(1.
Jenkinsvlle, June 2'.
Monticello, Juno 22 and 233.
Jilukhead, June 27.
Peastervlleo, June 28 And 29,
Pleano take notio'that. the 6ffieo in
Winnsboro will l-e olosed durtig rny
absence at the above apnointmentsa, and
open on all other days'duritig the amp.
pointed time. - - .
.....-'1:. WIThldtS,'g -
may1 t.m Auitor P. I
TRY THEf
CELEBRATED
B er & EnIel
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER,
PINT BOTTL'ES AT ONE DOL
LAR FER DOZEN.
HALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX
TY-Flih CENTS PER DOZEN.
BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED
PROMPTLY.
SURMER RVEV'jRAGES. I
MINT JULEPS,
CLARET PUNOHES,
SHE RRY COBBLERS,
LEMONADES,
SODA WATER,
- AND
----.--30 --.W cWK ....
ON DRAUGHT
F. W. HABENICHT.
ap 30
NPO04 COTTON.
ESTAIBLISHIED 1M12.
TRADE
(WOUND ON WunITs Stadr s.)
SOLE AGENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Sihee the introduction of tis Spool
Cotton into the American market, its sue.
cess lhas been un trcedeented. No other
brand of thread )as ever met with the
same amount of publio favor in the same
space of time.
Trho -'O. N. T 'nmanufaot urors w ere the
first to recogpise the i mportaLnco, of the
sowing Mahi n aind to make a si*-dord
cotton, wvhich has ever boon the recog
nized stabdard for machines.
All the improvements in machinely
that the ~inventivo genius of the nine
teeth centur.' has >roduded have ben
ada>te bythemanuiacturers of' "C. .T."
A alljc the gre*at Internat-ldhal Fairs of
the workld, "0. N. T." hasi boon awarded
the highest honors.
'The "0. N. TL? faclotics at Nehik
N. J., and Paisley, Scotlnd~, einploy
5,200 operatives--mako su flcint th readt
dacily to go around the world four tisaes.
Cdnkumne 140 tons of coal daily~,ar
JTe manufacturers of '0.N.T"ar
the largest mahufacturers (i Spool Cot
in in the work?.
A full ainnortine'nt of this Spiool Cotton..
cafi be had at whiolesalo and retail at . M
BEATIY &~ C.'8. fdb 32-fx6m
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS
FARM WAGONS.I
----4
N cnneti~on with the Bliggy and
.. pring Wagon business; I havo for
3alo thb weli-known
P~arm~ Wagoft. My one~horso wagons are
?oupled the sawe as a two-horse wagon,
have froht hotinds an~d rockinig bolster.
Warranted for twelve months.
ap 2 . -Opp. Dunlevy & Fant
83RDS THAT SURntiSE:
HITJ WARMJDflB'"BOATANZA."
tomiant~i bnver ron lure, dic ious ra or
ean of ed(A) al bea hn l esa el yche i
eri 1 al hhe hanetood known. n
ver growrn , I rn 1 im Iacl'rts ri t an
Heeds, A p pers for p ery carce. I.6~f~~u
Munak meon.1 -ar khon. 2 to2 fee 10g e1A
n la peslite 16ci. A 'per. (ima.
sqi aed ha every w~' Ci a pa r. 1.e .~i
ri hu 1So0th where of er coru fall. iuqauoted
eatlue on oplant fe'dtaco eiwo days a o 2ft.
a paer. 41 ihe atsve sen for $lof ahfp
A drensi c. n.E 5EaWnT d Co. Astns. 'Ua.
Rafafnet Heh1. W. IL. Calhaomri Zayor of
,ad-make h'tiof f enerail'$uwsfnl, 'Ap-.
)lvyM htthIa e6 Jun .- m
BARGAINS
-AT
F. ELDER'S.
---0-0
DURING the continuance of the
lull seasqu, I will offer bargains to
)ASH CUSTOMERS in all depart,
nents.
3ARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS,
3ARGAINS IN
WHITE! GOODS,
3ARGAINS IN
MUSLINS and LAWNS,
)ARGAINS IN
CLOTHING,
sARGAINS IN
.CASSIMERES and JEANS,
SARGAINS IN
SHOES and HATS,
1ARGAINS IN
NOTIONS.
EST WHITE DRESS SHIRT IN
TOWN for ONE DOLLAR.
-Nice lot of eavre and Nainsook
dershirts and Bloached Joan
)rawers.
GOOD WHITE DRESS SHIRT
FOR ONLY 75 CE NTS.
I also offer good CIDER Vinegar
t the low price of TEN and FIF
.EEN CENTS per gallon, and the
>est Whito Wine Vinegar ot
WENTY CENTS per gallon.
Crockery, Glassware and Wood
nwaro, all at low prices. Come
,nd SEE.
&Y GROCEIVY STOCK ALWAYS
COMPLETE,
P. Eluer,
jttne 2.5
FRESH GROCERIES
APF constantly being received by mie,
synoptis of which I give below.
Ew OIILEANS ML0T.A$.AND SYIUPS.
UOARS, FIIO Til 8 GII I ST TO THE
HI R F1NIEST FLO)T'i IN T IlE M ATRR EP-"TIIIIS
P'A TENI l~11"-AI~ AL I tIE8
CANNEDb GOODR
~ALIFrORNIA PEAR$,So0'eting Choice.
SUUCOTAt3H, aeano andi Corn Vombilio
'OMATOE8, .1>EACIIES
ALMbd1 SAltDINEA
MUSTAIU,
'EPPERI. JfrU.. EtTO
ALSO INVITE YOUR ATTENTO? T ou1
U~AS EUD COiFNE.
Giive me a call and examnino for youtr'sel.
Lrtidle3 LbD nuhierous t'o mention.
is d c~omud of the virtttes of sarsi'.
parilla, stili, mandrake, yblI oW
dock; with the Idide of potash andl iron,
all powverful biloodl-malug, blood-cleans
ing, an iesann .elements. It is
th prssafest, and flioat effectual
alterative available to the public. The
5ticnces of medicine and chemistry have
never p reduced a remedy so potent to
cure p1l diseases resulting frohi impure
blooq. It cures Scrofula' and all
Acr'ofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Itose, or' $t. Anthony's Fi're, Phr
tsaund F~ac-g rubs, P'ustules
lotches, Tol uwnors, Tetter,
umors, Salt Au Sc.d-he,!
in . rm, Ulce eRhu,
mafm, Meruhuril Diseago, Neus
r'algia, F'emalo Wnaknesses and
IrreguarItidr, Jaundic Affedtions
of tie Liver, DyspepfEmacla.
tion, and General flbt.
Bl its searching and cleansing qualia
tics it ures but the foul corruptions
wtdhi o~tminato the blood and cause
derangement and decay.. It stimulates
the vital functions restores andl pre
serves health, andl infuiseS netv life and
vigo thougoutthe whole steni N
suflferer from any dsaeof the blood
nleedl despair who will give AYER's
SAnIAwp n1rA a fair trial.
seated. A TER's SAltSAP'AlILLA is a umnedl
cio of s ch concentrated ourative power
tat it sb far the best, cheapet, and
inost roblo blood-puriflor knowvna
P'hysiciabn know its in ~sition, ic
pcriber i. It has been wil sed fo
oryyeR%, and ha on th nnqtiali
ldconfdenco of nlione whom it has
PREPARED OY DR. i. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical and Arnalytical Olhemists,.
Lowell, Mass.
SOno av Atr, Davoutrs avaarwusas.
--Pav vnnse usc'intloun.
Mq L. I
CLOTHING H1OUSI
MOST complete stock of Clothing
and neck wear i endless varIety. Boy
the latest styles And fluish, at prices to
FINE shoes for ien and boys,
Manilla, and Webster's braids In all co
Alpaca coats 1i all shados and qualities
and Mohair Dusters in all styles..
ALL ORDERS PR(
July 7
MIMN.
IS OUR ]
AND DANGER
A rapid discharge or a bnst. To avo
discharg
5,000 yards P"rinted Lawn 6t cents
2,000 yards good Calico 6 cents-11
8.000 yards Printed Jaconet 8 con ti
5,000 yards Lace Buntinga 15 cent
800 yards Black Lcce Buntings 161
1,000 Bars Turkish Bath Soap af. 6
3,009 4--4 Sea Island Shirting at 7
A Big Job in Lace Ties, Fischus, F
their original value.
WITX'O UT 1128V R r2V
500 Lbs. Starch at 6} cents per 1b.
50 Boxes 1lulng at 2j cents.
300 Gallons Kerosene Oil at 17j eC
44 Boxes Soap at 4d cents per lb.
A good gallon Coffje Pot at 20 cor
99 lbs. good Black English Toa at
75 lbs. good Gun Powder Tea ie
good tea and try it and save 25 centH
50 gallons of Town and Country Mi
If you do'not huy yoir -goods fron
have my competitors como to the ack
25 pairs La-dies' Newport Ties at *
100 pairs Ladies' Cablo Sewed Sho
5,000 Lamp Wicks at 61, 7 and 8 c4
LAMP CIHI
Prom tis day foiwad I will No i
cents each. Theso goods will only b
tho store, an I only listeh to the jing
I will stiUl offer great indlicenients
J~ L MIM
WILL MAKIE, POflTlEi NEX'T 6) 10
PiANOS A1N
$850 SQU1hll.E GI] R.A.D
STYLE 31-22
our ne~w paitenlt ovdratrnnug scale, beanti ful
largo fahey moulding round case, full Iroh
mnera; in fact every imaprovemient which cai
instrujmont huas been added.
No Y rk, ivit fine iIto (r, rt St d
TIhis iano will bO seunt on test frmu. P]
ruoney with tfrd(. ('ash scnt (vithu order
by us both ways if Piano is not 'nst 'u~ repu
im use0. [end for Catalogue. 1very instri
PIA1\TOS ,~n
recommuended forth HioIIGHIESTI HIONOILt
Scale; the greatest imp~lrove-nent ini the hsis
scale Uprighs n'o thoe firiest in Am'k1-ia.
,Pianos, of thme Hthest folhe 'ahd gruatese, du
ihighest musical auithioritie's in t to count ry
fled purchauser. Al PlanloH anid Organ.' se
UN5ATIISFAt,'ronir .)om'r. fatil to Write ts ht
bargalins. Piano Catalog~no mailed free.
Piano Catalognom of fifty pages miailed for a
ranted for live years.
JURILEOR
over ofrored the smusial publio. It c'ontail
Celeste, Diapason, Suib-Bams abad OClostina
viz.: Melodlia. Celest<, (at cliairn1 top,)
Forte, Celeste-Forte, Explression, Treblo.
Organ, (which throws on the entivo powem
Swell. Loft Knee Stop ahid Giand Swell.
boxed. 350) lbs. The case is of solid wualni
entirely new and beautiful desig', rhieboru
lam stands. fretw gth, &'e., all oe nel~ t
impovements, Mii gr'eat power, (1 eptl , I>
Beautiful solo effects and stop outin. Re(
cash price~ to have it introndhaed, wIth ?uloc
sells others. Pohilv'ely, no deviation in pi
fully tested the ora ini your own home.
and1 pay freight bouth itvay if' instramont i'
contain no ."Iioguis" Nets of Reeods; or "I
make no isrepreson tat ions, arnd ginaran t<
FUnIJY wAnnIAwTun for fla years. Other st
Over 8400 sod, aind overy Organ bas giv
MAILLD F1WEE.
iMAOon'ti1 WAItEIIOOntS,
atlgt ncueint of' the popular i
compoiaition. by the tbest mtthora. Addr
*MENDELSSOH N PIANo C
jun 25-Snm
1I~d
ddress ~h,0.~ a$
R. WV PILIP8, Agent. Wthus
Ibore,, '. C &'.
[NARD,
, COLUMBIA, S, C.
In the State. Gents' funisbhing goode
' SuitP, Youti S.Ults anad Mktan&Suilts of
suit the thies..
Taylor's celebratesd Macklinaw, nso
lors, the latest is .the Derby Straiv
Silk Surges antid Alpaci and. Lart
)MPTLY FILLED.
UG11
JEADER,
IS IMMINENT.
id the latter I repair to the first and
D I must.
-ur 1cn
-Reduced from 10 cents.
ducoed from 7 cents.
--Reduced from 10.
s-Reduced from 25.
cents--Reduiced fiom 25.
cents.
cents.
[andkerchiefs and Towels, at halt
~. RESRRVE I CAN'T
mnts por galloni.
ts.
40 cetats.
uc0d to 70 cents. Exnmine thi
per lb.
xed Paints warranted, at $1.40.
me> tako My qtnotations along ad4
nowled Regulator's prices.
1.40 - Rocuced from $1.75,
os reduced to $1.25.
rnts per dozen,
[MNEYSt
) and No. 1 Lamp- Chinegs at 5
e sold for cash down be ore ileaving
lo of the almighty dollar.
to thb wholesale trado,
INAUGH,
3HE REGULjATORt OF PRlICEN.
bT PIANO CO.
AYS ONLY, A GRAND OFNENOYJ
D ORGAN5sa
WIia4VO FOR JVL YMg
leent rosoeod cas'o elegantty Il islh'ed 8.
,7~ Octav.es, fuill pdteht caintaino egi'aket
enLrved legs an'd lyre, heavy, serpeiltia6j and
i in any way tend to the p)eri'ectioh) Of thu
1 llver 'ol bdardi ears at$ 45o
easeO semi referene if yoti d'o rIot sendc
viil lio refundecd and freight ebargrd plil
'ceiontell ini Llhis aldvofl'[imet',h Thittigd
ament fnlly wvarrithted for 1ltoe veard..
" htool, (Cover and ilook). All siel~la.
wholesale ihtfor1y prices. These Pinoq
otohnlal Exhibition, and wVhO. uN'a imnasUly
L'he squatres contidi 'our $eW Pittent
tory of Pua making. TWQ new piatent
Positively wYe taake :te 'tihed Jpright
rnability. Thmr' nye rocenamendletil by the
nt on 15 daysi' test 'trial---) urEdH'lr FaEI
are huying. Posit1' .cv we (tYer the bes
.lHanidsoino0II ldeht~ratl iiIstd Dolcri ptive
ix cents etamp- Evory UPino fully war
AN Our New Style Jnbilee Organ
inl Japaneroe Case, calledl the
t,, tastiest aidc sweetest toned Pamrlor Orgaun
as Omtaves.~ 5 Rets 'of .leeds, via.: Melodin,
.Also Fiiteeri Bohubiful Stop~s, as follows,
Diapason, .Sith'Ilass, Ecoho, Dulcet, Melodia.
Cou pier, Colosl~ina, JBas.s.Coupler, Gr. ad,
of the instrumexit,) Right Kneo Step ha
Helight. 70 in.- Widlth, 24 in. ; Weigt~t,
it, venleered with choice woods, apd inot'att
tely. t-mrvedl, witha panels, mnuslo closet,.
?iisheid. Possesses all the latest and beat
tililiaincy anid 8yI~npathectic ginelty of tonies
Qtiar retail price $'275. Our wholiewule noet
1 and book. only $8.----s one orgpan sold
rice. No pay 'icnt required un'il you have
We send all organs on 15 days teal trial
not as repireseteid. Positively. our Organs
immny" steps, as do moany o6hers. WVa
me honest and fair dealinff,- or no sa~le.
yles $35. $50, $57. $f6 $10. 875, $85, etc.
en the fullest watisfaotibn. Organ Chialbgue
57th STREET and-10th AiEN~UE.
at othuird ''price. Catategn o of' 3.060f
eboiire pieces st.-nt for .'o.- stampt This
tioi of the da3y tand every vatiety of m'nsient
ess,
0., P. 0. Box 2055, New fork (?ty..
I LEGANT JEWELtMY IIEAP.
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noo e .i, rI r nw. rimoejD a a
paeacvet it hit onnyie e tW ove
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