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■ v mm-®. HP . UNITED OONFCDERAtK VETERANS. HM^quarMra South Carolina Division. Chablbston, 8. 0. Nor. 25, ’96. QENEBAL ORDER No. 26. I. The Diviaion Commander being convinced that certain suggested changes not in con flict with our Constitution, would materially improve the conditic a of the U. C. v. in this State, to secure eneral ex- pressioa of opinion thereon, in vited a representative from each Camp, the Brigade Com manders and the Division Staff to meet him at the Fair Grounds in Columbia, November 11. The pirn with certain modifica tions, met the unanimous ap proval of all present at that meeting. The Division Com mander therefore promulgates the scheme, and commends it most earnestly to to the Division as one calculated to largely increase the inter est in and increase the member ship in and influence of, the (J. C. V. of this Division. II. The formation of the small Camps, by country neighbor hoods is deemed preferable to large Camps, embracing an en tire county or other large areas. Such offers opportunities for more frequent meetings and in tercourse, and thus keeps alive an interest in our organisation and our opportunities for. good. The organization of the Camps of each County into Regiments, which can meet at least annu ally, supplies the place of a County Camp. III. Camps can be formed in sparsely settled neighborhoods with a minimum of H> members, but at least 20 members is the preferable number for a Camp. The expenses attending a Camp are $2 charter fee paid only on applying for the charter, 16 cents per member per annum, (10 cents to General Federation U. 0. V. and 5 cents to State Division.) Theee fees should be remitted to Col. Jakes G. Holmes, Adjutant-General, Charleston, S. C. IV. The Camps in each Coun ty of this State in which there are three or more Camps, w ill be formed into Regiments. Each Regiment will be known by the name of its County. V. The following Counties having the requisite number of Camps the Regiments are here by formed as follows: Abbeville Regiment, Aiken Regiment, Anderson Regiment, Barnwell Raiment, .Charleston Regiment, Colleton Regitnent, Edgefield Regiment, Florence Regiment, Green ville Regiment, Orangedurg Regiment. Spartan burg Rf giment, York Regiment. VI. Other Regiments will be organized as soon as three camps are formed in the respec tive Counties. VII. Each Regiment will elect one of its members Com mander, ranking as Colonel, w ho shall appoint an Adjutant to hold office concurrent with h i m. These officers are charged with looking after the general interests of the U, C. V. their respective Counties. VIII. The C jmmander of the Senior Camp in each County is charged with the duty of call ing a meeting of the represen tatives of the Catqps in his County, which representatives deciding on the method of the first election will elect the Col. and report to these headquar ters. It is desirable to effect this organization before Janu ary 15, 1897. IX Eeeh Regiment will hold at least one meeting in each year at such time or times as its members may decide. By command Maj-General C. I. Walker, Jambs G. Holmes, Col. Adj-Gen. & Chief of Staff. ‘Bright WfllHadtooii Assignee vs. Lucy X. Moment et aJ. AH that lot of land sltnate in the town of Darlington, oonnty of Dar lington, and State aforesaid, with the buildings thereon fronting on Ex change street M feet and running back and batting on lot of Dr. J. C. in Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and LaGrippe when Lax ative Bromo Quinine will cure you in one day. Does not pro duce the ringing in the head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for tak ing. Guaranteed to cure, or money refunded. Price, 26 •sate. JW sale by O. B. Davis Now is the time for Gin House and Tornado Insurance. Best companies in the world. Mr* Lucy M. Norment. Mr. L. B. DnBose, of Philadel phia township, killed two hogs lust Friday, one weighing 400 and the other 378 lbs. Age 18 months. If Mr. DnBose can raise such fine hogs he ought to enter the Newt and Courier prise contest next year. Bwektan's Arnica Salvs. The Beet Salve in the world jkrCttta, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, grit Rheum, Fever Soree, Tetter, ed Hands Chilblains, flMtfl NH' Skin Erupr ■■ cures Piles, or no ,— - It is guaranteed Perfect satisfaction, or TmM. Pries tt cents For sale et Dr. J. A. d O. B Davis' dnig- JUltiCi&l Sales. STATS OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Darlington. By virtue of Decretal Order* laeoing oat of the Circuit Ooart of Common Plea* Ui Chancery, I will sell at public yondue at the door of the court houre of the county of Dar lington on the Ant Monday in Jan uary, 18V7, between the hour* of eleven o'clock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon the property described below. C. 8. Mettle* assignee vs. Wellington Briggs, Wm, E. James and Lee Sparks, Defendants. All that tract of land eontainng thirty and one half (8(H) acre* more or lees and bounded ae follows to wit: on the north by lot Mo. 9 of the Cook A Rogers tract and estate of W. Rogers and T. W. Smoot, south by Steer Fork Branch; east by an agreed line of Division between said tract and a part of my original purchase of conveyed silty-one acres, conveyed by ■ my eon Ezra Briggs, and on the west by said lot Mo. B and of the (trlfDn Hines. Terms of isle cash. R, L. Dargan, Plaintiff's Attorney. Joseph James vs. Eliza McGee et al. All that tract of land lying and be ing situated in the eoanty of Darling ton and State aforesaid containing one hundred and fifty acre*, more or lew and bonnded.es follows: namely on the west by lands of A. S. Hoggins, on the eaat by ran of Deef Hole Swamp; on the south by the estate of Naham; on the west by lands now or formerly owned by Elias Wright, be ing the tract of land conveyed to Eliza McGee by E. C. Spann. Teyma of sale one-half cash, bal ance in oh* year, bond and mortgage of the premises to secure the pur chase money. J. J. Ward, PUAnUfl’s Attorney. lege to purchaser to pay all cash. Woods A Macfarlan, Plaintiff's Attorneys. John C. Welters vs. J. 0. Blackwell et si. All the following Isid, lying being and situate in Darlington County, State of South Carolina, to wit: 1. A tract of lard known as “Lowther’s Lake’’ con taining tweu.v-four hund.ed and seven ty-eight (8,418)' sores, more or less, bouaded by Pee Dee River, Lowther’s Lake and lands formerly belonging to Samnel H. Wilds and composed of throe sore si trac.s, to wit: One for sixteen hundred and sizty-eight (18G3) seres, conveyed by E'izabeth Wragg to John D. Witherspoon by deed of date March 4 h 1806, one for seven handled and tan (710) *c-e» conveyed by the heir at law of Robert E> tdn to John D. Witherspoon by deed dated May d.h 1840, and one for one hundred acres (100) conveyed by Msiy E, Wilds ,o Joan D. Witherspoon by deed dated August 0, 1840. 2. Also a tract of land contaiaing six handred and tan (010) seers, more or less, bounded on the North by lands formerly of Marco A Lewenthal, East by estate lands of Samuel F. Ervin, Sooth andSouth-west by Lowther’s Lake, .be same being taact No. 3 of the Back Swamp place no r or formerly of the estate of S. H. Wilds. The same being tae lands conveyed to said Blackwell, Suggs A Jeffords by Isaac Lewenthal. Te rns of sale, one-third cash, balance in one and two yea is, with interest from day of sale, secured by bend of purchaser su'd mortgage of premises, with privi lege to purenaser or purchaser* to pay all cash. Wood* A Mcfs'.ltu, PlantitTs Attorneys. Samuel M. Atkinson vs. Hortense At kinson et sL All that tract of land in the eounty of Darlington, State of Sonth Carolina, whereon Mrs, Susanna M. Atkinson re sided on March 28th 1877, supposed to j contain one hundred acres, known as { the House Tract; bounded North by a ditch through the field, being the line between lands of said Susanna M. At kinson and lands of Helen Atkinson, Martha E. Andrews and Siney Atkin son, east by estate of Joseph Hurst and Chaney Lands, south by Chaney Lands. Terms of'sale, one half cash, balance •n a credit of one year, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the prem ises, with interest from date of sale, with privilege to purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for pape rs. Woods A Macfarlan, Plaintiff’s Attorney’s. F. H. McCall Executrix vs. C. S. Mc Cullough et al. All that certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being situated in the eounty of Darlington and State afore said and containing six hundred acres more or less and bounded on the north by lands of Mrs. 8. E Mettles and E. S. McCall: on the sonth by lands formerly owned by David G. Wood; on the east by the Hianey Mc- Neese lands; on the west by lands of Mrs. DeWitt. Terms of sale one third cash, bal ance in one and two yea-s, credit por- -ion of the purchase money to be se cured by the bond of the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises, bear ing interest from the date of sale and providing for Attorney’s fees in case of foreclosure. WlHeox 86 feet; bounded on north by Ward’s Alley; east by lot of Dr. J, C. WHoott; fouth by lot of J. J. Ward, street, and and west by Exebange being the lot ooovi Norment SP* ■ d “' lot conveyed to Lucy M. by J. J. Ward, by oeed Ue the 11th day of Maroh knd recorded id the R. V. C et raid county la Book Mo 8 p. ae reference theeeto wilT more fully appear. Terms of sale cash, J. J. Ward, r Plaintiff’s Attorney. W. A- Carrigan v*. J. A. Smith et al. All that tract or parcel of land situ ate lying and oeing in the county of Darlington in the State aforesaid and known as lot Mo. 28 of the MeMuIdrow lands; a* represented on n plat of fe*id MeMdldrow land* mad* and certified by George W. Earle surveyor on Sept, let, 1874 and containing one hundred and forty-seven (147) acres mere orleae and bounded on the weet by lot Mo. 27 of the said MfeMuldrow lands, on the south by lot Ho..31,of the said McMuldrow lands and on the lot No. 61 of the said McMul- iands of drowf tosh. All ids and 1 Roma Mein- that certain lot of land with bnilding* thereon situate, lying and being In the eounty of Darfiag- ton and State aforesaid and bounded as follows to wit: north by tot of Mrs. L. L. Dargan, south by Pearte street, west by shurch lot and vast by ave nue leading from Mrs. Elizabeth Mo- Calls’ lot to Pearle street. Terms of sale cash. Spain A Thompson, Plalntiffi’s Attorneys Equitable Bnilding and Loan Asso- eiatlon vs. 4npie : JL Willeox *t gl. thi In im movements the dweUing AH land the town of Dari in’ and county, with thereon, and known house and lot of Sr A. Wood* now de ceased, commencing at the comer of Cahua street And the right of way be tween said lot and the lands of M. E. and 8. W. Dargan, now Woods or Willeox street, thence westward 303 ng Ci ' feet ale Jsshua street; thence long southward 188 feet, thence westward 7 fact, thence southward M0 fleet to Mowry Btreet, thence eastward along Mowry street 20$ foot to Woods or Willeox street, thence northward along Wood* or WiDeaxetrorf 888 feet to the hegMin|Mi»fqt Bounded on the south *jr 1A>wry street and on weet by lands of ft A. Woods- Terms of sale one-third cash, bal ance on a credit of one and two years secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, interest from day of sale, with priviteg* to pay all cash. Woods A Macfarlan, W. E. Jackson, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. A. L. Richardson t». Helen J. G. HarrcJL (11 All that lot or tract of land in Darlington County, State of South Car olina, described s* follows, to wit: one hundred anil thirty-eight Seres, mors or lew, as follows, Vit: ten scree, more or lew, taken from tract of land lived Harrell’ _ , , corner on the public road and running with said road one handled end five yards to a light-wood stake, from thence ewt in a straight line to a pine corner on the run of GuUy Swamp, from thence the south side Sf tbs which 8. W. Barrel In 1876, and joining Helen J. G. ill’s land, beginning In a post oak r on the public road and running south with the run of said swamp to to Helen J. G. Harrell’s corner, from . G. Han G. J. MoCown and John W MoCown, copartners under the name and *.710 of G. J. McCown A Eio. vs. Lucy Jordan et si. All that tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in Darlington couniy, State of South Carolina, to wii: Thirty (80) acres of land ir ore #r leu, bounded North by land* of J. J. Ward, East by lands of Eslste of Sidney Josey, 8ou,h and Wwt by lands of J. J. Ward. Terms of sale, ca-.h. Purchaser to pay for papers. Woods A Msciarlan, Plantiffe Attorney’s. Charles tClddell Executor and Martha A. Ryan and Caroline Ryan Nash Executrix of ths last will and Testament of William K. Ryan vs. William A. Law. All that tract of land situate In the caunty and State aforesaid containing seventy-five acies, more or less, and bonnded as follows, to wit: North by the lands of T. A. Floyd, East by the CherawA Darlington RaHrcad, South by lands of William A Law, and West by the public road known as the Harts- rule road. Ala* all that tract of land sit uate in the county and Stats aforesaid containing th<r.y five acres, mare or lew, and bounded as follows, to wit. Nor’h by the lands of William A. Law, East-by lands of estate of T. P. Llde and lands of R. B. Hepburn, South by the lands of Anna D. Lnnn and West by the Cheraw A Darlington Railroad. Terms of wle, one-half cash, ballance on a credit of one year secured oy the bend of the purchaser or parch users with a mortgage of the premises, with the privilege to purchaser to pay all cash, purchaser to pay for a’l papers. W. F. Dargan, Plantiffs Attorney. Moorhhead, Cox A Co. vs. J. N. Parrott et al. All that certain tract of land situate lying and being in the county and State aforesaid containing two hundred and J’orty acres, more or less and bounded Norm by lands formerly of B. W. Ed wards sad G. M. McCown, East by lands of J. L. Parrott, South by lands of S E. Seahrooks and Julia Parrott and West by land* formerly belongidg to the estate-of Sarah Kelly, the same being the land conveyed to J. N. Parrott by Julia Parrott by deed bearing date the Ifith day of January A. D. 1888. * Terms of sale, one-half cash, ballance oa a credit of one year secured by the bond of the purchaser or purchasers with a mortgage of the premises, with privilege to purchaser to pay all cash. W. F. Dargan, PlantUFs Attorney. W. A. Carrigan, Asslg nee vs. Fannie M McClellan et al. All that lot or parcel of land Mug being and situate in the county of Dar lington and State aforesaid, and contains ten acres, bounded on the Mouth-east by a road, the dividing line between the lands of the Darlington Land Improve- >d Mra. E. ~ . my and Mrs. E. R, Mclver, ’estbythe road leading from an Court House to Florence, on the North end Merth-eaet by lands of the Darlington Land Improvement Company, all of which is fully represet- ed by a'plat made by H. H” Huggins, January l8f irveyor, dated 16th January 1880, attached to a deed of the premises ;tanted by tha said Darlington Land .mprovenient Company in faver of G. W. Mod tin. Terms of sale, cash. J. J. Ward, PlantHTs Attorney. P. A. Willeox in his own right and as Administrator of the Estate of J. C. Willeox deceased, vs. Annie L. Willeox et al. Tract (A.) All that certain planta tion in the county of Darlington and State aforesaid, containing three hun dred and thirty-seven acres more or less, and bounded on the north by public road leading from Darlington Court Honse to Pocket Landing on P»e Dee river, east by lands of John Sisaron. south partly by Black Creek, south, southwest and west by lands of B. C. and F. E. Fountain. Tract (B) An undivided one-half Interest (as tenant in common with the defendant H M. Willeox) in ail that certain lot and building thereon in the town of Darlington, oonnty of Darlington and State aforesaid, fronting north on the public square twenty-four and one-half feet and in depth one hundred and forty-six feet and bounded as follows to wit: north and northwest by the pnblie_square, .nil " ' east and north by lot of Knight’s Building Association, sonth by lot of C. 8. McCullough and Knight’s Build ing Association,' and west by land of Welling A Bonnoitt. Tract (D) All that certain lot in the town of Darlington containing one acre, and bounded on the north by Woods and Mowry streets, east by Woods street and other lands of J. C. Willeox and lands of E. O. aqd C. R. Woods. Tract (E) AH those two certain lots In the town of Darlington, county of Darlington and State aforesaid, con taining one-half acre, each; and bounded north.by lands of J. C. Will- cox and Woods street, east by Gandy lot and said Woods street, south by Gaudy lot and lands of the Darling ton Tobacco Warehouse Company and other lands of J. (’. Willeox. Tract (F) All that certain lot in the town of Darlington, county of Darling ton and State' aforesaid, containing one-half sere and bounded on the north by the Gandy bt and Woods street, east by Woods street and lands of W. B. Hoole, south by lot of W. B. Hoole, and lands of Darlington Tobacco Warehouse company and west by lands of the Darlington To bacco Warehouse company and Gandy lot. Terms of sale cash. G. G. Thompson, PlantUFs Attorney. John L. McLaurin as Assignen vs. J. J. Ward and John M. Waddell. AH that lot or parcel of land lying, being and situate within the incorpontte limits of the town of Darlington in the county and State aforesaid, having a frontage on Pearl Street of seven ty-five feet, more or less, and run ning back to a depth of three hundred and flfty-fonr feet, more or less, bounded on the East by lot of E. Keith Dargan, on the West by a propos ed street between lot of said. J. J. Ward and the lot hereby conveyed, on the North bv Pearl Street and on the South by lot of J. J. Ward, having the same frontage on the South at on the North. Alto all that lot or parcel of land lying, being andjsituate within the in corporate limits of the town of Darlim ton in the eoanty and State aforesa having a frontage on Parrott Street of nd one hundred and sixty feet, more or less, and frontage on said proposed street of one hundred and fifteen feet, more or less, bounded on the North by lot of J. J, Ward, on the South by Par rott Street, on the west by the Presbyte rian church lot, and on the'East by said proposed street. Terms of sale, cash. T. W. Boucher, PlantHTs Attorney. Alfred A Strauss and A. Nachman vs Abram Weinberg, Thomas R. Mc- Gahan, Andrews B. Blown, Robt. P. Evans sad James Dillingham, copart ners as McGahan, Lrown A Evans, The Darlington Phosphate Company, Leon Sellger and Benjamin Newman, copartners as Ssliger A Newman, Isabel T. Rogers asAdminlatrstix of the estate of Charles K. Rogers, deceased, Joel J. Bailey, Henry J. Davis and Elton B. Gifford copartners as Joel J. Bailey A Company, Rosa G Witts in her own right and as Executrix of thence west with Helen J. G. Harrell’s land to the beginning; being the tame eyed to Helen J. G Harrell by 8. W. Harrell bv deed dated Dec. 6, 1875, and recorded In hook A, page 68, records of DsrUngton County. (8) One hundred and twenty-eight acres, more or less, on the south slda of Gully Swamp bounded on the north by lands of John H. Kelly; east by the ran of Gully Swamp; ;*outh by lands of W. H. Thomas; and west by lands of W. H. Thoms* and John H. Kelly; being the same land conveyed to Helen J. G. Harrell br besrii COI of said county Terms of sals one half cash, balance em s credit of oa* year, with interest, secured by bond of purchaser and i j mortgage et the premises, with privl- etag tne sameiana conveyed to Helen . G. Harrell by O, T. Harrell by deed earing date November, 1878, and re- orded in book T. T., page 64, records AH that parcol of land lying and be ing in Darlington cannty and State aforesaid, containing six hundred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded North by lands of the estate of Dr. Thomas Smith, East by lands of the estate of J. H Wilson, Sonth by lands of H. G. Charles, Trustee. Terms of sale, one-fourth of the pur- chsse money to he paid In cash and the balance upon a credit of one, two and three years payable in three equal an nual installments with interest from the datfofsale, payable tnnually; the time portion to be secured by a bond of the parohsaor and a mortgage of ’he prem ises; with the option to the pcrchsser to pay mote than one-fourth of his entire bidf Bessie L Williamson vs. Moses S Bacot et a). AH that tract of land, situate in the county of Darlington, State of South Carolina designated as lot No. 8 on a S lat of the Bacot lands made by H. 1 Huggins, Surveyor, November 7th 1890 and forming « part of the record in the above stated action containing two hundred and eighty one acres more or less, and bounded North by estate lands of Dr. H. Williamson, East oy lot No. 1 of said survey and lands <>f the estate of Peter Wilds, Month by lot No 2 of said survey and West by the lands of the estate of Peter Wilds. Terms of sale, one-third cash, and, the balance in one and two years; credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser or purchasers and mortgage of the premises and purchasers to pay for all necessary papers. Boyd A Brown, PlantHTs Attorneys. in cash; the purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. LeeA Moise, Plantiffs Attorneys. Each and every of the above lots and tracts of land sold to convey all right, title and interest and all equi ties of all parties to the respective re cords under which they are offered and on the terms in each specially designated R. K. CHARLES. Master. Faces Fair Are Made Fairer B/- 7^ A Pretty Hatte -A.3STX) THE FML STYLES Are now ready at . Miss JONES, MILLINERY © EMPORIUM. All Liquors bottled under the Dispensary “Red, White and Blue” label are distilled and guaranteed by us. We have been selling to the South for FORTY YEARS and we know what you want. Ask your Dispensary for “ Red, White and Blue” label liquor and insist on getting it. FREIBERG & WORKUM, Distillers, Lynchburg, O. Petersbcruh, Ky. Cincinnati, O. BLESS TOUR LIFE. LOOK: -A.T THIS- FOE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT! Note the stuff of which it is made. QUABTERED OAK, BIRDS EYE MAPLE, SOLID MAHOGANY, CURLY BIRCH. Your choice while they last at price quoted only one to a Cus tomer. Ready for Inspection EEC. 5th. 1,1. D., I>AKUXOTOX, s. C. Office oar Hoyd's Drug Store, Okkick Hours: 11 a ui to 1 |> in; 4::i0 p in to 7 n .« Mar/VfltHv. 1 *• YOU It OI.I» FHIKM) S, 'Sydnor&Trodway,- WILL AGAIN HAVE t'HAKGH OF Muglsa ?sko Unlit Open Tuesday, August II, and every day thereafter. We want your patronage and will do all that can be done for you. YOURS TRULY, SYOHOR & TffEDWAY. SOLID OAK, SOLID MA HOGANY, SOLID BIRDS MAPLE, SOLID CURLY BIRCH; ONLY $3.99. BAIRD BROS, will have some choice TOTS, VISES. CHUM NOVELTIES, SEAUTIFUl MEDALLIONS, PHOTO FRAMES, and MANE OSEFUl HOLIDAT GIFTS to be sold at cut prices. Don’t buy until after December 15th we will be ready for BARGAIN HUNTERS then. Your money will go a long way here no fancy prices will prevail in our establish ment. Your money back if not pleased with your holiday purchases. THE MONEY TALKS WITH US. ! VX ^ VV VX/VYV> y V • FhCi AIRD BROS. Protect Yourself and Family Against Loss! BY INSURING YOUR PROPERTY AND YOUR LIFE. We represent Fire Insurance Companies whose combined capital amounts to over $44,000,000! —-A-HSTID- int Coni U Stales. AH business intrusted to us will have prompt and careful attention, ami in case of loss, liberal adjustment. RESPECTFULLY, DARGAN & BAIRD, GENEBAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Office Up Stairs, in Hewitt Block. Darlington Lodge. No. 7, Knights of Pythi as, meets on 1st and 3rd Tuksdat Evenings in each month, at ( astle Hall, Florence street opposite Broad. Visit ing brother, fraternally i' ltd. TASTELESS ■RtijESp IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRdOESOctr,. GALATIA, II LS., NOV. 1C, 13&. UnrlBMedlcInoCo., St. Louth, Mo. Gentlo:nen:—Wo sold Iasi year. (’90 bottles of . 114)YE S TASTl-I.IC.'S CHILL IONIC find huro I'ouffht thr^o ktofs already this year. In all cmr ex- • erieuoe «»f 14 yenr.% In tho UufItkbs, have .ever Bold an nrtlcle that gave Biirh universal sati*' ‘action as your Tonic. Yours n.ly, AliNilV .Caur A Co ForsalebyO.lt. OAVIS and 1>K, .1. A. HOY I). June 11—Riu SHEPHERD SUPPLY COMPANY, 232 MEETING STREET, - - CHARLESTON, S. C. STATE AGENTS FOR SALE OF % * j!'. WHOLESALE STOVES, TIN WARES, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, OIL HEATERS. TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, TINNERS SUPPUES. GAL VANIZED, GUTTER & PIPE. u. s. iiMini i m, Manutacturers —OF— Doors, Sash, Blinds, js^oxjLiDiJsra-s —AND— Building Material ESTABLISHED 1842. CHARLESTON, 8. C. April, 20 Turning, Planing AND CosM mt cl all lis undertaken, and satisfaction guaranteed JOHN SIMON'S SHOP : Over 200 different styles of Cooking and Heating Stoves, also Oil Heaters and Cookers. We want the leading merchant in every town in the state to sell our lines of stoves. We guarantee full protection in his territory to each agent we appoint. If not sold in your town send direct to us for cuts and prices. De*«’t»-lyr. FOR A1 CRTS FROM $3 UP. COFFINS CvlSHETS and Undertakers’ supphes always on hand at low nm-es. Also CYPRESS SHINGLES and LUMBER at tho lowest prices. T. C. Jeffords, Jr. Jknmt-—tyr.