The Darlington democrat. (Darlington, S.C.) 1868-1871, December 08, 1869, Image 4
THE ID IR, Ti I IN' Q- T O IN' T) E O C H T .
A Mimvr'n lle<‘lns«.
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Tfce foll.)wiDK particulars of the death of
the singular Jersey City miser, the fact of
r which ha* been already announced, will be
read with interest. We find the account in
the New York Times of Saturday :
r -* ' On Wednesday cycning last, Lyman Al
fa, an aged boarder at Taylor’s Hotel, in
Jersey City, was found dead sitting in bis
chair in hia room. Hi* death was duly re-
jiorted on the following morning, but there
were circumstances developed yesterday
which Kurrouuded hia life and death with
peculia interest. His brother, Thus. Allyn,
of Orotou, in company with a sister the ouly
relative of thedoooascd, arrived yester
day. sod, with the penoiaeioa of Coroner
llurna, took charge of the corps. They ex
amined also the two dilapidated trunks that
stood in the corner of their brother’s bed
room, and in one of them were found stocks
and bonds, deeds and securities of various de-
scriptioua representing a fortune of 8000 -
ooa
ffia life during the past five years had
been most remarkable. He was a man over
seventy, and so infirm that he consumed half
^ , hour or more in coming down from his
* room to the dining room. Yet he lived up-
■on the higliest ioor to save money, end was
o never known when upon upon the street, to
4.^-. use a horse car. saying that they had the
S?' efleet of making a man lasy, arid be would
. not patronise them. He came from his room
f ‘ A <o his meals but once a day, eating tbe very
t'-aal lest quantity of the cheapest food. Ha
.vp&y-'Vmght "o society, and would permit no per-
r - hi to enter his room but the chambermaid,
nd she but once a week. While she ar-
nigcd his room, he invariably watched her
e o ely.
To an observer, the room contained very
iitlj that was worth watching. Two old
trunks, a scanty wasdrobe, made up of cheap
ready-made coats, two hats, one white, the
other black, and both thirty yearsold, patch
ed shoes and boots, a copy of Webster* Dio-
•Miiry, a bible, amt a medical book, was all
i.t the room contained, and its situation
•nd interior disolatencss made it a dreary
.•node. The old man had lived here alone
tor nearly six years, declining all the while
to see any visitors, for, he said, the came
mly because they though the had money—
that they were mistaken, for he was very
poor, and had great difficulty in paying his
board bills.
His brother and sister, who took charge of
his effects, gave our reporter a brief sketch
of his life. He was born in Groton, Conn.,
in 1797. and was sent at on early age by his
father, to work in a grocery store in New
iioiidnn. Finding that hi* employer was
lishoncst, and that he used false weights
1‘id measures, the boy ran away and return
ed home. He soon procured a situation in
another store, remaining there for a number
of years, until, in 1827,he came to New York
id engaged in business as a commission
icrchant. lleooming interested in stock
speculations, under the adviee and in part
nership with Jacob Little, Mr. Allyn amassed
•t Urge fortune, wheel* -Discqueut specula-
^ in* did miseti to radnoa.
Ic was a bachelor, and tiaa for thirty or
•iiipa forty years some degree
■ ti society, batdeities were
„ 1 marked .as they Sing ;he “six
. or seven years precedin% th. During
1 stay at Tayhr’s Hr tel, he was occupied
cutirjly in looking after thevstue of and the
interest upon his bends arid stocks, keeping
l.is busiuesa, however, in ao great secrecy
that not even the proprietor of the hotel had
the faintest intimation that bis guest was a
wealthy capitalist. His bills were paid with
ne greatest promptitude, but beyond this
.'■< no person in the hotel had grounds for
ling that the old man had a dollar,
•upaiiou, meanwhile, was entirely un-
.1. and many speculations were indulged
.. hi.i fellow-boarders touching the work
fell kept the recluse sc much coufined to
I-is garret-
Wednesday afternoon the bill collected
Mr. Allyn’s bill to his room, knocked,
received no auswer, and could gain no
! nuance- He threw the bill into the
• 1111 over the door and went a Way. The
’ .y wore away, and it was remarked that the
l gentlemen was not so prompt as forrocr-
. , iu responding to the presentation of his
bill. Mr. Fisk, the proprietor, went to his
room, and receiving no answer to his calls,
the door was forced open and the aged oc-
cup mt was found lifeless in his chair.
The examination of the trunk and con
tents disclosed the fact that the old man
owned stock iu many of the best poiying eon-
■rus iu the country. ■ He owned stock in
al! the principal railroads in New Jersey
liie Erie railway, Atlantic and Great West-
fu"*. err. the Morris Canal and Banking Compa-
uy and the New York Central. Deeds for
.... a large amount of real estate on Long Island
1. >.%
and in the city of Brooklyn, and a pile of
- Jfcfc. ^tafe and county bonds, were found. With
" ■* ten,
eke* there was a will, dated fifteen years ago,
juenthiug all his property to his brother
^ 4sistor.
^ —to
^ Chicago has a couple who met for the first
V? on Friday, courted Saturday were “engaged”
‘ i Sunday, and married on mor.day. The
• '■ .\vorcc is expected soon.
“I wish you would give me that gold ring
or.your finger,” said a village dandy to a
>. ountry girl, “for it resembles the duration
/1 -of my love for you—it has no cud.”
’“p “Excuse me sir,” she said, “1 choose to
,1 ko. p it, for it is like my love for you—it has
no beginning.”
ra
Back Again!
MACULLAR. WILLIAMS &
PARKER,
WOULD inform their old cuitomors and all
who are in want of good clothing, that they have
opened Store No. *»7. Kin* "'reel. Charleston,
and have in store a large stock of Seasonable,
Fim and M' dium Cloth ini/,
We are selTing entire nosiness ruits at $10;
$12; SI4; $17; $1S: $21; $22 : $26; $28and
$:i0. Dress Suits at $18 ; $22: $20 ; $35 ; $37
and $50. Dress Frocks at $10 to $30. Sacks
and Kn^lish walking coats from $.5 to $20. l*an-
taloons $3 to $18- Vests $1.50 to $7.
We warrant ail clothing made by ua equal iu
all respect* to the b«*t ordered work.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our “Perfeet Shirt” at $2 and $8; Merino Un
der Shirte and Drawers, $1 each. Linen Collars
$ 1, $1.60 and $2 per iloaen. Glove*. Hesiery,
Ties. I'a we, Scarfs, Ac. Ac., at extremely low
prieca
Heavy double and twist t'a-simere at retail at
$1 per yard.
price and ac deviation.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS k DARKER.
AV 297 Kiny-»trrrt,
Shore formerly orcu/iud by Me Duff Cohen.
Nor 2-1 6 2m
F. VON SANTEN,
IMDOMRR OF
Paris Fancy Goods,
Toys, Dolls, Ga'nes, Children's Car
riages, French Confectioner),
FIRE WORKS,
India Rubber Good*. su-U as Clothing, Nursery
Sheeting, Ac.
229 RING NTBELT,
Two Doer* above Markct-atreat,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
June 2 86 tf
E SPECIALLY designed for the use of the
Medical Profession and the Family, pos
sessing those mtrinaic medicinal properties which
belong to an Obt and 2‘itrc Gin.
Indispensable to Females, Good for Kidney
Ci m/iluinlt. A delicious Tonic. Put up in eases
containing one doien bottles each, and Bold by
all druggial*. grocers, Ac. A. M. Hianinger A
Co., establish ml 1778. So- 16 lloaver-etreM, Sew
York.
■Inly 28 42 f
William G. Whilden & Co.,
NO. 255 KING STREET,
CHARLRSTON S. C.
RTTfAVE ON hand a full
JI JL stock of Watchr- Jew
elry. Silver and Plated Ware.
Granite, China and Gloss-
wnro,
Pofkct nnd Tiil.lo
c-uttlery. Gentlemens' leather
Truvelling Hags. Vsses. Tooth _
uail and Hair Krushos, and a variety of Fancy
articles which they offer at moderate price*.
ALSO
Importers and Jobbers
OF
Crockery, China and Qlassw&re,
AT
XO. 137 MEETIXG STREET.
Oct. 28 6 ' ly
NOTICE.
T HE “BI8HOPVILLE INSTITUTE" has
been thoroughly established, and the Prin
cipal respectfully asks the patronage of the friends
of education la and around Darlington, C. H.
Youag ladies ean obtain beardfor ten ($10.00i
dollars per month, in the family of (he Principal.
Boys can be accommodated with board by the
Rev. J. W. Crider, and others, for the same
amount.
Latin, Greek, French, Music, fvocal and in
strumental) English and Mathematics are taught.
TERMS PER QUARTER :
1st and 2nd Classes $10 00,
8rd and 4th Classes $ 8 00.
6th end 6th Classes $ 6 00.
Music _$ 7 60.
Use of Piano _$ 2 60.
French $ 2 60.
For particulars apply to R. W. Boyd, Esq., of
Darlington: Capt. J. W. 8tuckey and Charles
Spencer, of Biehopvillo, or to
W. BEAUMONT CLARKSON,
Principal.
May 12 82 tf
New Business.
Jerome P. Chase,
FLORENCE, 8. C.
A GENT for Buying, Selling and Beating
Property
Offer* Lots r. and 7 on Front-street, Adjoining
Schouboe & Co.
Th© 8 YHhiAble Lots forming the corner bo
tween Currie’s & Uimo’s
And other valuable business And dwelling lo
in the growing “city of Florence.”
UK IS ALSO
Agent for the great Brooklyn A Masha;!
Life Insurance Companies.
He begs to offer his services and solicits tot ,
patronage of I hoss desiring te seller rent in tj*
“city” o- section . or to insure their Hvei
Call on v - addree* him at JToreuc, 8, C.
Jan 27 17 ly
Old.
Burnham’s Drug Store.
f WOULD .RESPECTFULLY
caII the attention of FAR-
ER8 and PIIY.SICIAN8 of the
Country, to ray large STOCK of
Drugs and Medicine,
FANCY AND
TOILET ARTICLES,
Sponges. Brushes, Perfunimy, Ac., also, (he old
Standard S A USA PA RJ.LA, !na<‘ e fromi^^griglmd
receipt of il. W. Buruhttm, whiuk-forivklle
none, and his Anti-Cholera Ma^Wre, which
cure Cholera atul .11 diseage^tf *■
wlo losale or retail.
Orders ft-oin the col
promptly nttemlcd to.
Give me a call before gi
1869. 1869.
Fall Trade*
GREEN, WATSON & WALSH
QFFER TO THXIR FRIZNDS ABD
THE PUBLIC,
The mngt
OOlwrgT.ETE STOOBH
or
Dry Hoods,
GROCKRIEft,
few ACw Ac.
In Suir'er—seisetsd te (ait tbe timea. Great
induoemeats will be offered to cash buy cm
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
which has made this Store “A HOUSEHOLD
WORD,” will be continued. Remember that we
deal in
GROCERIES,
AMD EVERYTHING DESIRED,
That we bn) for CASH, and sell for
AND THAT WE HAVE BUT
ONE PRICE.
The learned and unlearned are dealt with alike.
I’sc “Costar's” Llqnld for BED BUGS.
Use “Costar’s” Powder for INSECTS.
II BEWARE I! of all Spurious Imita
tions.
For $1, $2, $3 Size*, Address
•‘COSTAR” COMPANY,
13, Howard-streot, N. Y.
OH MY! I OH MY!! ‘• Ie “ ,le,andH ”
“These corns will kill me.” 01 0!! Oil!
t?*-Use “COSTAR S” CORN SOLVENT.
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, old Sores, etc..
Use “Costar’s” BUCKTHORN SALVE.
Sold by all Druggists in Darlington.
Sept 1
48
Sm
“One Price.”
Thos. H. Blackwell.
I S constantly receiving additions to his Large
Assortment of
Men’s Furnishing Goods,
ALL THE
LATEST STYLES OF
Tim,
So
'irf*,
Hosieries.
(»lores.
L nihr-\cear.
/VW Shirts
Ready Made and to Order.
Jin Mint's Kill (i loves.
Our goods aro all marked at low prices, and in
Plain Fbjurcs, and our motto is
‘ ONE PRICE.”
219 King Street.
1 door below Market,
( 'ltdrlcshm, S. C.
1 tf
Pet IS
REEDER & DAVIS.
CO777/.V FACTORS,
—AND
(Jrnenil (oniiiilssion Mcrcliants,
Adger’ft North Wharf,
CUARLESTOX, S. C.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
JSW t’I.I. UKKI>F.H,
Aug 25
ZIMMERMAN PAVI.S-
7 Tun.
fir
A Yankee who dnobllese spends his even
ings tueditatin" by the kitchen hearth, has
discovered that the pitch of the singing de
pends directly on the temperature, ('an
rickets be utilized, and barometers he super-
t —kwr
'■
•J ■
A T F L O R K N C E, S. C.
JEROME P. CHASE,
4 GKW for JOHN R. SARDY’S Celebrated
(il ANO and FERTILIZERS*.
.Sells theni at Florence, S.C., ut New York prices
adding simply the cost of freight,
lie solicits your patronage.
Jan 27 17 lv
Rosdall is.
K ONAND‘8 TONIC MIXTUTIE, CHEMICAL
Food, 81iools Ague Fills, See. For sale
by HART, DARKER & CO.
June 10 37 tf
DOTY’S
JHESTG MACHINE
»tcly Much iMi]
Univers;
Improved with Howto^a^A'
wheels, and the T*atintwheor
tionably far superkr to any
ing clothes
o.nFVLwiGJt A’ . P'* a ' . ^
^ ^' * m give tf stimony as
folio W r
“" c like our machineroucli; could not be per
suaded to do without it, and with the aid of Doty
we fool that we are masters of the position. M —
Err. L. Scot/, Bishop N. K. Church.
“It is worth one dollar a week in any family.*’
—K. Y. Tribune.
“In the Laundry of my house there is a per
petual thanksgiving on MomUye, tor the inven
tion.”—A'rr.j fetowgr L. Cuykr.
“Every week ha* given It a stronger hold upon
tho affections of the Tnmatcs of tho laundry. —
X. V. Observer.
“I hcartiiy tfommend it to eeonomisth of time,
money, and contentment.”—Her. 1). JicUovs.
Friend Doty—Your iast improvement of your
Washing Machine is a complete success. I assure
you ‘our machine,* after a years’ use, is thought
more of to-day than ever, and would not he part
ed with under any circumstances.”—Solon Robin
son.
“Your Washing Machine has boon daily used
in our laundry, and the housekeeper expresses
herself as highly pleased wHJi it. It certainly
accomplishes a greater quantity of work, with
less labor, and does not. wear .lie clothes near so
much as the old fashioned wash-board. By using
it, one laundress is dispensed with.’’—Win. 3f.
/•’. R‘Uml, Superintendent of the Infant Depart
ment of St. Catherine e Xurgen/ of Xew York.
PRICES,—A Fair Offer.
Semi the retail price. Washer, $14, Extra
Wringer and ne will forward either or both
machines, free of freight, to places where no
one is selling; and so sure are we they will be
liked, that we agree to refund the money if any
one wishes to return the machines free of freight
after a month’s trial, according to directions. i
No husband, father or brother should permit j
the drudgery of washing with the hands, fifty- i
two days in the year, when it can be done better, i
more expeditiously, and less labor, and no injury
to the garm»'itis. by a Doty Clothes Washer, and h
Universal Wringer.
Canvassers with exclusive right of sale make
money fast, selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
1L (’. BROWNING, Gen. Agenl,
82 ortbmdt St., New York.
Aug l" 46 f
1*. .1. PAI’I S. y. WELCH HENRY HR ANDES.
PAUL, WELCH & BRANDES,
IMI’OUTKKS ,t WIIOLKSAT.r. DKALEU8 IN
FOREIGN FRUITS,
Northern and Southern Produce,
NO, 215 EAST BAY,
(Directly opposite New Custom House.)
CJLI RJjES TOX. S. C.
Const.- ntly on hand and arriving
Havanna and Florida Oranges, Lemons
Cocoa Wulc, Bananas, Plantains,
Pineapple. Apples. Potatoes, Onions, Canned
Fruits* and Yog-tables, Pickles, Jellies, Raisins,
Nuts, etc. Seed lYiatoes « fall varieties.
^Special attention given to filling and shipping
orders.
inch 10 2.1 ly
Closing Out.
GREAT BARGAIN'S.
Jerome P. Chase,
FLORENCE, S. C.
ITH a view to changes in business, offers
his valuable STOCK and Town Property
with his splendid Store, at prices lower than Cost
and Value.
JjUt 27 17 ly i
WHOLESALE
imrEins
tarited to an examiaalion of our STOCK.—
•an boMpplied at Charleatoa Priced -freight
atUeJ.
Green, Watson & W r alsh,
Cor. MAIN AND LIBERTY Sts ,
SUMTER, S. C.
C OTT O 1st
SHIPPED.
have made arrangements to
_ SHIP COTTON TO
BALTIMORE OR CHARLES TOX,
MAKING CASH ADVANCES
daltvered, and having it hatt at
AS 1/6 *,0 AS MAY BE DESIRED.
v
Tfo will recoiy.
■’’V-v,.
OO T TO 3NT
AT
8UMTKB,
LYNCIIBURG,
MAYERNILLE,
MANCHESTER,
AND TIMMONSVILLE.
GREEN, WATSON & WALSH,
Dealers in General Merchandize
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FOGARTIE’S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 290 KIN'G-Strect, (Inthe Bend,)
Sign of the Big Bible,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
B. M. FooAitTta,..— Sam'i Fouahtik, Agt.
ifHOOL BOOKS, 8TATIOFEUV, SUNDAY
Sl'HOOL BtHJKS »n.i REWARD CARDS.
Theoloaleal k MlsceUaneon* Books.
Agency of th<“ Charleiton Hlbk* SorlH/and
oilier English and a\Dieric»n Reiigioun Publica
tion Societies.
Coders for supplying Sunday School and Paris
Libraries will be promptly attended to. A foil
supply of
School Books, Stationary,
and all School Reqiurnmentn. Teaeheti fo the
country will And it to their advantage to iiitru«i
their orders to us as prompt ntteution wilt be
given and liberal discounts allowed.
Peculiar aihanttu/et to penumt reeidimj in
the Country.
$si?" Any books published fn America or Eu
rope will be sent to tiny part of the country, I-re.
of Extra charge, on receipt of Fublishcr s price.
All the Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly i’eriodi-
culs supplied by subscriptions or single niunbei s.
In addition to our large Stock of New and
Standard Miscellaneous Books, will be found a
great variety of Fancy Articles usually found in
a retail Book and Stationery Store.
I'ersons from the foiintry, visiting Charleston
will find the “Circulating Library” attached to
this establishment a great convenience.
N. 11. Address,
“Fogartle's Book Depositor},*’
CHARLESTON S. C.
1=* « I* - T O -A. 3-.E,
Charleston, S. t\, Ifannfnrtnrer of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
Ktay ytort tfe, th* -prifor if then line* and an invalid phyiidan, while viating the
leUad al St. Croix for their health, experienced and witnessed many surprising and
heneOalai eftote of the Bern there produced noon many of the invalids who were (like
eareelvee) reeking health ; and, upon inquiry and investigation, obtained a {tail hirtary
ef it* medicinal virtues. He was delighted and surprised, end after his own recovery,
which seen occur rod, determined, if possible, to procure the cole right to manufacture
end soil H in the United States.
The recuR ef hie Ubors r-as a glorious ruecess for himself aud suffering humanity,
far tire celebrated FLANTATION BITT32S was thus made known to the world. PLAN
TATION BRTEBI being an erticie of real merit, founded upon new principlee, and
relying wholly upon the vegetable world forita medicinal effects, worked a rapid revolu
tion in the history of medicine, and became as a household word all over the dviHaed
world. The cabalistic S. T.-1860-X. wa* a talisman of health, and the demand for
the PLANTATION BIT TENS soon for exceeded the abilities of the proprietbn to supply.
Notwithstanding the large importation of St. Croix Rum, made expressly for (he eem-
pounding ef these Bitten, the quantity was inadequate. It therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon an extensive scale abroad should at ouce be made, and an agent
was dispatched to St. Thomas for that purpose. He wae fortunate in securing end
leasing several on acme of the largest and most productive estates on the
Island. Be tree, stills and presses were erected as if by magic, which utterly ” astca-
bhad the aatl-ree.” The services ef experienced men and natives of the Island were pro
cured, and very seen the proprietors of the PLANTATION BITTERS were in a peeitlon
to supply their laboratory with all the perfectly pure St Croix Rum needed in manufo*-
tnrfng the ORXAT DYSPEPTIC TONIC AND INVIOORATOR. The above cut ropweenU
the natives crushing the sugar-cans and otherwise preparing it for the stilli end preesei.
As an eatideto to Pever and Ague, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, Dyspepsia, and
ether kindred diseases, the use of the PLANTATION BITTERS is unsurpassed in the
history of the world. Over five million bottles are disposed of annually. They are
adapted te eld and young, male and female. They are agreeable in taste, end always
i an immediate beneficial rasult
oh 3. 1869.
B rAVI.NO THE LARGEST AND
I COMPLETE FACTORY in th.
... and ktopiag »lw»y. o> haad • 1
mow complot. mock of Doore. Saahto
8m»h Doors, Store Door., Sbntterm,
Ac., Ao., I am enabled to Mil low and nt
facturer'. price*.
N. B.—Strict attention paid to .hipping to
good ord.r.
April 7 27 ly
SADDLES,
TEAM HARNESS,
PLOW HAMKS.
BRIDLES, A*., Aw.
(HE uodc-raigned ben to invit. jour ntten-
' the’
ffNF
U lion to the fact that lie ha. recently purchas
ed a Urge lot of Government MeLellon Saddle*
and Team Harnea, which h. i. offering at a re
duced prices, .ingle or in quantity.
—a tan—
To hia atoek of fine Somraeaeta and
baddies, Carriage mud Buggy llarneaa, Pleagh
Gear, and naw WoClellivn Saddles, Team
Plough Harnesi, Ae.
I am selluig the Plough Bridles sad Cellars
at New York Pactory Prices by the dozen te deal
ers.
F. F. CHAPEAU,
68 Meeting-street, next to Mill. Hone*,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
F.b 17 20 ly.
DEMOCRAT
JOB OFFICE.
I AM now prepared to execute .11 JOB WORK
of every description, such as
LAW BLANKS,
LAW BRIEFS,
HAND BILLS,
BILL HEADS,
LABELS,
. BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, AND PLACARDS.
All work neatly and promptly executed ut prices
to suit.
ALSO
Card* and Priiitinsj Paper always on hand.
Office iu rear of McCall*’ .Store.
CHERAW &. DARLINGTON R. R.
|s nTxFTFsgxT T
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
CiiKfiAW, 8. C., April 12, 18(i'.l f
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE 13TII hist.,
th. following Schedule will be run by the Trains
on the Ruud:
Leave Cheraw
Arrive nt Klorence
Leave Florenee
Arrive at Cheraw
April 12
8.
7 00 A M
10 00 A. M
8 46 P M
r, so P. M
S. SOLOMONS,
Superintendent.
eh 24
iy
WALKER, EVANS COGSWELL,
Stationers, Printers,
AND
Blank Book Manufacturers,
3 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
June -’3 88 ly
North Eastern Hail Road.
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, N. E. R. R. \
Chablektok, 8. C. f April 12, 1808. )
OS AND AFTER MONDAY TIIF. M) th inat.,
the following schedule will be run by the Trains
on this Road:
EXPRESS DAILY.
Leave Charleston 10.(Mi A. M
Arrive at Florence 3.30 I*. M
Leave Florence 10.35 A. M
Arrive at Charleston 4.00 P. M
ACCOMMODATION.
(daily, except *um»aym.)
Leave Charleston ».r,0 P. M
Arrive at Florence 10.00 IV M
Leave Florence 2.30 A. M
Arrive at Charleston 11.15 A. M
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Superintendent.
April 12.
W. 4 M. R. R. COMPANY.
OENKIALSUPERINTENDENTsS OFFICE, )
WlLLMIKOTOX, N. C.,MaY 11, IStiH. {
O AND AFTER April 11th, PAHSKNOER
TRAINS on thiaroad will run on the follow
ing Schedule •
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Willrolngtondaily at 1:15 A. M.
Arrive at Florence 10:32 A. M.
Arrive at Kmgaville 1:45 IV M
Leave Kingsville 12:10 P. .M-
Arrive at Florence -1:55 i‘. ,M.
Arrive ai Wilmington 0:15 1* M.
ExpreKB Train eouuect closely nt Florenoe wirli
the Northeastern Railroad for Charlesion. and
Cheraw and Darlington Kailr*m«l for Cheraw-.
and nt Kingsville with The South Carolina Rail
road for Augusta, to which point the our* run
through without change.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily (Sun. ex.) at 8:05 P. M.
Arrive at Florence* 2:40 A. M.
Arrive at Kingsville 0:00 \. .M.
Leave Kingsville l:HO V. M.
Arrive at Florence 0:40 I*. M
Arrive at W’iimington,... o:10 A. M.
Accommodation Train conii'M ts rlowpl v m Flor
ence with the Northeastern Railroad for Charles
ton, and at Kingsville with the South Carolina
Railroad tor August*.
Passengers for Columbia shvald take the Ar-
commodittion Train.
WM. MacRAK,
April 11 7—4f C.en’l Su,d
J. J. FDKMIXQ,
Attororr »t Law,
SUMTER. S. C.
Will practice in Guv and Kquity iu any of tlic
Courts.
Feb 21
CIIARLES KERRISON,
I ]NOUMEULY OF THE FIRM OF C. k E. L.
^ KERRISON, would inform his friends and
the public that he has purchased from Mr. Jamey
R. Lotts, all his
STOCK IN TRADE, Ac.,
AT THE STORE,
No. 2i2 Klmr St rout, Chnrle-tou. H. C^
AND WILL THEBE COIfTtHC* THE
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, FOR CASH, on hi.
own individual account and responsibility. He
will proceed without delay, to replenish and re
new the Stock, and continue jo doing until the
assortment Khali he mode complete and attractive.
As the terms will be Strictly Cash, or approved
city acceptance for a short credit, it necessarily
follows that the prices must he kept at leaat as
low as to be found at any other respectable es
tablishment.
His brother. Mr. E. L. KERRISON. ns*i*tcd by
Maj. A. K MeDONKI.L. both experienced mer
chants in this line, will be found at his store aid
ing in the conduct and management of the busi
ness, anti it is hoped that his and their effort* to
will the COnUderrtte n*»«l pntionajre of the public
will be as successful us in past days was the old
firm at corner of King and Market Street,
inch 24—ly
Si'ittl’s Shirt Emporium.
TIIK ONLY EXCLUSIVE
OEJNTTI^ElSvIEJSr’S
FURNISHING STORE
IN CHARLESTON.
The
Proprietor of the Gentlemen’s Furnishing Good*
Emporium, Meeting-street, near Market, desirou*
of bringing the famous
Star
Shirts into general use. ami believing that it it
only necessary for gentlemen to wear these
Shirts
once to be well pleased with them, will hereafter
offer them to hia customers
and
the public generally at coat prices, ili* stock of
Neck Ties, Scarfs and
i C ollars
will also he sold at such prices as to defy compe
tition, and if satisfaction is not
G-iven
he will return the money. His charges are so
reasonable as almost to make buyers believe the
articles are given
Away
Ho is prepared to make Shirt* to order with the
utmost dispatch ; and his assortmont of ready-
| made Shirts is so full that buyers cun be fitted at
i at a moment's notice. For proof of these stote-
! ments call
i At Scott’s
Star Shirt and Furnishing Goods Emporium.
Meeting-street, nearly opposite Market Hall
ntur 24—25 ly
W anted—Agents,
T O sell a new book of great value to farm
ers, Mechanics, and Working men of all I
: ;tdcs and ..ecupatioiia, 18th edition now rowdy.
i * FARMER’S & MECHANICS’
E.lite.i by GEO. E, W.UUNG, J*.
.Vtltiior of “Eli'Men*.; of Agriculttire.” “Dr»3niiig
I For I’rotii :in<l for nrol farmer-
•v Aerieuiiurni Eojinerr of
I'rniral i'ark, N, V.
) 600 Octavo i'ages un'l over 200 Uiuatr^ion..
DRY GOODS
FOU THE SE^SOTST,
JUST OPENED
AT
STOLL, WEBB * Co.
f Dome.tic 8tok«, f _ / Laca Sms, >
\ 287, / K ** \ 28*. /
W« are now rMeivinq a very iarg. ata.k, wall
.electml, for both our
RETAIL and
WHOLESALE
DEPART? tKKTS.
MERCHANTS and PLANTERS viaiUnf .nr
city, are specially invited to aaorain. our atoak.
FULL LINES t»F CALItN) FROM 7 U 144
FULL LINES OF BROWN SHIRTINGS, 7 *.
to beat qnalitv.
FULL LIN ES OF LONG CLOTHS, 7 U 26 aud
21 c.
Totrotiier with every articlo to b. found in •
well aelcctad .took, at
STOLL. WEBB A Co.,
BANi'itorr's old atand.
Fab 1—1869—ly King alroto.
mi
Oct 21
DANIEL H. SILCOX.
FURNITURE AND CHAIR
WAREHOUSE,
175 177 and 170 King Street,
Charleston, S. C.
ffiiqir’Furniture made »nd repaired.
paeke*l >ifh care for Shipping.
Oet 21 4 1-y.
HENRY BISCHOFF k CO., •
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And baAiana in
WINKS,
LIQUORS,
SKGART,
TOBACCO,
Ac., Cn.
1©7 EAJ3T
Charleston, & V.
it. Biamorr. c. wulucbm. j. w. mm
Oct 21. 4 1-y
VICTORIA HOTELd
CHARLESTON, S. C.
¥. UPDEBEECE,
Dee 23.
Proprietor.
18
7'hnc* iflyri: “It is a book
the hand- of every Farmer
The New Orlt
; \v!:ich should be
! iind Mecliftn'u*. '
'i'llSow t h’lcani* Tieapnne. snys ’. “So valuable
! book -iiouhl be found in the Ionise of every Far-
merand Mivhanic: its elegant illustrations will
: muk'- it welcome everywhere.”
Active mpn and women can make more money
, ttud give better siitisfucfum in silling this book
! than any work in the field.
Send for Di-pnge circular, telling all about it.
K. R. TRKAT & GO., Publisher*.
No. fi54 Broadway, N. Y.
Sept H 4D tf_
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
T HE imdcrsiyiivd have I hia day formed ■,
jiai'lnorship. under th. name and style of
Mclv.r & Boyd, for the practice of Law and
Enuity, in tiic County of Darlinftton.
} HENRY M.TVER,
B. W. BOYD.
THE LIFE
Extraordinary Carter aud Dairvj Exploit*
OF
ALLAN PINKERTON,
THE
GREAT DETECTIVE OF THE AGE
We have now in Preparation and will PuhlisK
on the 27th of October. Instant, in No. 1261 of
the
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
The life and exploits of Allan Pinkerton, the
most able, and successful infective the world haa
ever known.
We have been at great peine to obtain the facta
and circumatanco* attending the remarkable life
of^this most extraordinary man, who ha* been
mainly instrumental in developing the greatoat
crimes commitjdd in This country, and bringing
their authors to justice, besides rendering in-,
valuable tervice to the Government during the
lat e» rebellion.
The Biography of Allan Pinkerton is truly*
Romance of Life, and the demand for it in al,
parts of the country will be so great that those
who desire to »ooure copies, and who live at a
distance, should either subscribe at once, or no-<
tify the ncw«daa)er« from whom they purchase
that they may obtain a full supply on their first
order.
Oct 27 2 4.
ROBERT CHISOLM, JR
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR,
Oillte, 17 Broad-street,
C11 -l A* L E S TOX, S, O.
Sept 8 40 tf
" Prime Leaf Lard,
jjV>R SALK AT
June 10
PARKER fc KELLY’S
S7 if
F
Sugar-Cured Hams,
IOR SALE LOW FOR CASH
at FA UK UR 4: KELLY’S
June 16 87 tf
If You Want,
V8HIGN ABLE, ar.it champ pooda. go to Mr*.
PARKER'S, over Parker & K#Ue/’s Stcpj.
-uuj 39 09
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