The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, February 26, 1884, Image 4
?? RElf??BN, MOfiftLS AND PHILOSOPHY,
* Be?* C. C. BROWN. Editor.
THS SECOND ADVENT.
Wheo ?Ot thoo come, O Saviour?
Vj Lord? wheo wilt Thou come?
My heart iajrwrv waiting,
And homesick for my borne ;
Sad? day mine eyes tura upward
And ?weep the heavenly plain,
?for thia? o wt) angela tell me
"Ha to thal! come ag?.;
? tremble at Thy th under j
That strike my startled sense ;
Th? ama xi og conflagration,
. The mel tine elements.
Tot, bofir ?mid Thy terrors,
f^^fyff&i my fenrs shall drown,
I lovt my Lord's: appearing,
And calmly wait my crown.
Min? eyes overflow with weeping
- At sight of haman woe,
Mr hands bang down with 6ghting
The strong and bitter foe ;
rai waiting for the Victor,
. Whose reign is endless day ;
I'm waiting; the redeemer,
Who wipes all tears away.
Perhaps for me thy coming
WU!he through death's dark gate ;
I may not see Thee yonder
In doods and royd state ;
E'en as Thoo wilt, Lord Jesus,
, Thy promise is not slack ;
Fco? ages of death's slumber
:?. Thy voice shall call me back.
Yet come, O blessed Saviour,
Come quickly, still I pray ;
Fa locking for and basting
Unto that joy fol day ;
JCnr heavens and earth in beauty
Shall spring at ihy command,
Ard I shall see thy glory.
And with the ransomed stand.
Temperance.
1 TOVer knew a lady who married a
with tile hope of reforming
thal succeeded, though I have
many experimento of the kind.
I ?ever knew a lady who married a
drunkard with the expectation of im?
proving her condition, who accom?
plished lt, though I have known many
I never knew a gentleman to join a
temperance society, who had ever
bee? addicted to the nae of spirituous
(kinka, and leave it, who bettered his
. condition by the withdrawal.
I never , knew a young man who
drank moderately and fashionably,
wb? ever pleaded it as a recommen?
dation for business, or who ever had
his Iranda to-so regard it
1 neverr'knew a man to reform from
drunkenness, who did so by tapering
?ff, though I have known ma>*y at?
tempts of the kind,
v I never k?ew a man to kill himself
ly ceasing to drink, though I have
known many to do so by continuing
the practice. .
I never knew a man who drank,
aowever amiable in his intercourse
-with his family at Bret and for some
time after, who did not finally become
cross, disagreeable and disgusting in
hus intercourse with them.
I never knew an inebriate who at?
tempted^? reform, succeed, who tam
peted with .liquor afterward.
I never knew a drunkard, however
moen be drank* but affected to despise
k when sober and in company willi
temperance men; .
I never knew a man who began
with one drink a day, who did not in?
crease the number if he continued the
. habit for any length of time.
I .never knew a moderate drinker
who did'not at times show ann:' Vk
ably that he was under the influence
of liquor.
I never knew a man who did not
drink at all, who ever got drank.
I never knew a man who drank ha?
bitually, but who would affect to do
. less of it than be really did.
I never knew a city, town, village
or country place that granted license
for the retail of spirituous liquors,
however large the income derived,
that was benefited by the policy, while
I have known many to suffer seriously.
I never knew a father who drank
who did not advise his sons against
the practice:
I never knew a man who drank who
was willing for his wife aud daughters
to go to the same excess with himself.
1 never knew a man to exuese him?
self for being sober, though ? have
known many to excuse themselves
for being, drunk.
I never knew a man intoxicated
Who did not pity another in the same
condition, thongh not as bad off as
himself.
I I never knew a man who drank who
could not give a reason for it.
I never knew a man to improve his
reputation by drinking, though I have
known many reputations injured by
the practice.
I never knew a man to lengthen
his day by drinks, though 1 have
known many men to shorten them.
I never knew a man to acknowledge
that he found drinking expensive,
though I have known some to pawn
their clothes for liquor.
I never knew a lady or gentleman
to promote the interest of society by
offering the wine cop as a beverage.
I never knew a person who made
alcoholic stimulants the chief remedy
for every little ailment, who did not
suffer more from the remedy than from
the disease, /
I never knew a man addicted to the
ase of intoxicating drinks, however
great a drunkard, who could not suc?
ceed in reforming by persistently re?
fusing to touch, taste, or handle the
unclean thing.-E. M. M., in Lau
rensvil?e Herald.
"To-Morrow."
I remember once, when m company
with a lady who was then a foremost
leader of society in th 2*3 country, that
I, being young and foolish, refused
petulantly to undeitakc some simple
duty which awaited me.
"Some other time !" I pleaded.
"To-morrow will do as well."
Mrs. G-turned suddenly.
'.To-morrow'?" she said Her face
was not apt to betray emotion, but
BOW it showed sharp pain. "Some
other time ? I wish ! could keep those
excuses from the lips of every young
man or woman ! Let me tell yon a
little circumstance of my own life, and
jos will understand why 1 say this.
"About fifteen years ago, I found
fa one of the poorest quarters of this
city a woman, whom I had known as
a child. She was the daughter of a
planter in the county in Virginia in
which I was bom. We had gone to
the saate little school, played and
grown ap together.
"She had married some scapegrace,
aow a childless widow, mis
poer, but too proud to accept
Reoccupied a decent room ? $
in the neighborhood of the aba toi r,
and supported herself by making
dresses for the batchers' wives and
for servant girls. They were poorly
made, for she was no seamstress.
"She hud no associates but these wo?
men. 1 tried in vaiu to induce her to
come to my house. All I could do
was to go once or twice a week and
sit with her for an hour or two, recall?
ing Ute dear old home gossip and
jokes : laughing together, or crying
out of full hearts. 1 was her only
friend, the one only trace left of her
old life, and I knew what my visits
were to her.
"In the winter of 1870 her health
failed rapidly. I was absent in Vir?
ginia. I went purposely to the old
homestead, where her uncles still liv?
ed, gathering up every scrap of infor?
mation which I thought would touch
or please her ; I brought copies of
photographs of her brothers and moth?
er ; and more than all, brought a cor?
dial invitation from her uncles to come
to them and spend her remaining days
at home.
"lt was early on a rainy November
day when I returned to the city. I
wa? tired with the journey. I thought
of C-, however, and begau to
prepare to go to her, but, looking out
at the rain and mud I said, as you
did just now, 'To-morrow will do ;
some other time,1 and sat down by
the fire.
"The next day I went. A scrap
of black maslin was tied on the handle
of her door. 'Yes/ the landlady said,
'she sauk very slow, and she has been
watching for you every day. All day
yesterday she sat by that window
looking down thc street, and saying
now and then, "Something tells me
she'll be sure to come to day.7 "
Mrs. C- stopped abroptly,
wiping the tears from her pale face.
"I cannot tell you what this Itas cost
me since then. It is the one lost op?
portunity to which I cannot become
reconciled. It is thc feeling that she
is gone, and that I can never make it
up to her-never ask her to forgive.
"When I hear those words, to?
morrow ! To-morrow !' it is with a
sharp paiu, hopeless and bitter.1'
Origin of the Names of the
Days.
In the Museum of Berlin, in the hall
devoted to Northern antiquities, they
have the representations from the
idols from which the carnes of the days
of the week are derived.
From the idol of the SUD comes Sun?
day. This idol is represented with hi*
face like the sun, holding a burning
?heel, with hands on his breast, signi?
fying bis coarse around the world.
The idol of the Moon, from which
somes Monday, is habited in a short
:oat, like a man, but holding the moon
ID his hands.
Tuiso, from which comes Tuesday,
sra? one of the most ancient and popu?
lar gods of the Germaus, and is repre?
sented in his garments of sk i us acco tei?
ng to their peculiar manner of cloth
tig ; the third day of the week was
ledicated to his worship.
Wooden, from which comes Wednes
lay, was a valiant prince among the
Saxons. Iiis image was prayed to for
ictory.
Thor, from which comes Thursday,
s seated io a bed, with twelve stars over
lis head, holding a sceptre in his hand.
Friga, from whence we have Friday,
s represented with a drawn sword io
tis right hand and a bow iu his left.
Sceter, from which is Saturday, has
he appearance of perfect wretchedness ;
ie is thiu visaged, long haired, with a
ong beared. He carries a water pall
u his right hand, wherein are fruits
nd flowers.
A remarkable story has come to
?ghi, which shows that England caa j
.ejguUty of as gross acts of injustice to ! r
rivate individuals as any nation os !
arth. For attempting to enter Wiod- j Z.
or Castle with the objeet of getting i n
Prince Albert's permission to dedicate ! ti
book upon education to him, a Ger- j Jj
ian scholar named Dr. Peithm?n was j ^
sized by the royal guards adjudged a j p
matic and sent to Bethlcham Houpi- j p
il for the insane, where he spent no j ?
?wer than fifteen years. He resumed
is teaching on his release and was
>und by all who came in coo tact with
im a quiet, gentlemanly nmn, devoted j
) education.
COMPTROLLER OENSRAL'S OFFICE,
ATLANTA, GA., July 9th, 1883.
h-. P. R. Holt, Bu/aula, Ala.
Dear Sir : I am pleased to report that ?
ave been entirely cired of indigestion by the
ie of your 'Dyspeptic Elixir.' I was indue- j
I by a friend to try it after, haring tried al
ost erery ranted j- known for ray disease,
ithout the slightest effect. I took only three j
uall bottles of your medicine before I was i /
itirely well. I suffered several years, and *
though it hag been three years since I used
JUT preparation I have had no return of it.
Yours truly, W. A. WRIGHT,
Comp. Gen. State ot Ga. ff
For sale by D. J. Auld. *
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ise of Dyspepsia Constipation or Asthma . [jj
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. J. Auld, Agt. u<
Mr. C. S. Thomas, Henry Co., Ala., soys
olt's Dyspeptic Elixir cured him of Dyspep
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TORPID BOWELS, *
DISORDERED LIV ? H, ? ?
and EHALARZA. g
fromtaeso sources uria? three-?ctrrthc OJ i S
?he diseases of tuc Lumau race. T ?C?? ! jr*
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IM TIPPTE TO It?ALARgA. j?
HE FUELS I.IKE A WET7 VLAJS.
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inda of ellisland TUTT'S are thc first
lat have done mo any good. They have
leaned me out nicely. My appetite is
piendid, food digests readily, and I now
ave natural passages. Tfeel like a new
ian." W. IX EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
oiaevwywbere,argc? Of5ce.44 Hurray St.,X.Y.
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Oct. 9
Has been more destructive t?> hnman health and 1Mb
than var, petulance and famine combined. So
Mid a ?istinsutehed writer many years ago, and it is
a? tni(* to-day a-? then. Thc poor victim of Flood
Dbea^e is drassvd with Mercury to cure thc mr.!ndy,
and thea do*edAvith Iodides to cure hua of the Mer
cnrial Poisoning; but instead o? any relief, the U>t
breaks down ku pinera] heflth and mnkes him a
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y?vQ\var* aie? I found on tay plantation a ro!ured
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I'oMHjn. and hf>\ he?n treated by rwmy physician*,
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S?)<vi!:c, .tad m a short time he wa* K?tind and *vcll,
ai:?! kuo Hoi had a fe>mpu>:u of the di?rtl-e since..
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pj'Tite U'i^na t? improve, aiu: I jraihetl ?o:i rat'id?y.
folien 1 had ?:?\u twelve bottles ? felt :u well as" J
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terms and illustrated circular.
Address, with stamp,
LIVINGSTON & CO.j PITTSBURGH, PA,
ILDS&CO
HIL ADELPHI A WAGON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA, FA
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MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Plantation, Business, Express & Spring Wagons,
Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
H. HARBY., Agent, Sumter and Kingstree, S. C.
April IO ly
PLUC?Z JURD PAIS
SOTS.
("HE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MOM EV
INSURES SATISFACTION.
BULTMANN & BSQ.
; mm
SUMTER, S. C. A>
\il<e pleasure in announcing *o their friends
and the public generally that they have
added to their business au assort?
ment of
'INE HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES AND
SATCHELS,
?nd in their regular line of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
they have the
, ARGEST AND BEST STOCK THEY
HAVE EVER HAD.
AH of which thev will sell at the same
,OW PRICES which has made them the
LEADERS SiT THEIR LINE
fer quality and price. The
00T. SHOE, AND HAT TRADE OF SUMTER
as not before witnessed so complete a line of :
SOLID AND DURABLE GOODS, AT j
SUCH LOW PRICES,
As are now offered at their store. All
oods warranted as heretofore. Do not fail
) call and examine stock before buying.
Sept 18
.AUNDRY WM
Reserves Linen, gives a beau- i
tiful finish, prevents the j
iron from sticking,
saves labor.
i CENTS A CAKE. \
ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR IT. j
MADE DY
STANDARD OIL CO, |
Cleveland. Ohio.
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A i? ir 7
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T*N>: & GO., nf the SC;E::TT:-?C ?r*^r.\y. e?n
: i . !....< : :. ; S t?ieitors for : 'at?'?n.- ?:;s?3
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rotation. t>??eciaien c?>py oi t?te s*e?f?ri;ic A wier- '
an s.'ut freo. Address 'M'NN & CO . iz^nsio i
U?IUCAK entice, aa Broa?>v?y, New ?ork.
s rap GU,
rom Now Until March 5, 18S5,
ONLY $1.00.
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d you will receive just the kind of a week
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L'sidentialcampaiga. Address THE WEEK
" GLOBE, Boston, Muss.
MY BE AE:
LO YOU KNOW THE B2ASOS
WHY PEOPLE WANT TO BUY
TH? WILSON LIGHTNING SEWER
in preference to any other
SETS'-<N Gr MACHINE?
We will iel 1 you.
BECAUSE it has no Cogs, Cams or Gears.
BECAUSE it has no Rawhide or Felt
Packing.
BECAUSE it has no Cast-iron Parts paint?
ed over to cover its defects.
BECAUSE it does not shake, rattle or
dance all over the floor when run at a high J
rate of speed.
BECAUSE it has two speeds-one for fine j
work ora delicate operator, and the other j
for fast speed, so that you can do one-third
more wurk in a day than can be done ou any
other Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it runs Light and Easy.
BECAUSE lost motion eau he be taken up
rifler years of wear without changing or put
ling in new parts, which cannot be done
with any other Sewing Machiue.
BECAUSE it darns rips and tears.
BECAUSE it dues the most elegant designs
tn embroidering without an attachment.
BECAUSE it does not break the thread 01
icedle when run backwards.
We could tell you for hours of its Superiority
)ver ?ll other Sewing Machines. We thiuk
h.is ?s sufficient reason vt hy people should
;uy the WILSON. It is sold on very easy
BOOT AND SHOE STOKE,
SUMTER, S. C.
Aug 21 _
JO NT IN EN TAL
OINTMENT
-CCKES
?racked Hoofs, Sprains, Scratches
and Seres
-IN
?ORSES, CATTLE AXD SHEEP.
Ask your Storekeeper for it. or write
irect to the manufacturers,
m?M?M LUBR?CATING OIL CO.,
CL3TSLA2TD. 02X0.
Ang 7_ _
CARPETS.
Carpets and Honst? FuCT?ish?ntr. Corms. !
Tic !.uracil Stock South o?' Baltimore. I
loquet, l?russels, it-Ply and ingrain Car- !
i-t>, ?iiiiTs, visits and Crutnb Ttotlis Win- i
ow Shades;, Wall Papers, ??orders, Luci? I
urtalns, Cornices an?! Polo, Cocoa and !
anton SlaMintrs. Upholstery, Knjjraviuj?s, :
?nomos, Picture Frames. "Write lor ;
amples and Prices.
r.AIKIi; & COSKKKY, AUGUSTA, GA.
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'2^ ?rifCp- nv;l Vr,;7 H?tilil Tr'r.ri NNI I o
I ?u'Ldi aaa ?a?j tL::u-b:ui: % ji
? fy tothewondcrfule?Tcctsof ti:i*grcatrcin- ? j
j thc intensity of vain aud suffering beyond M j .
expression, bat better than a?L ?L thereby S ; /
greatly diminishes the dancer to life of both a j'
mother and child. This great boon to caf- S h
j fering woman is Hohnes* Lini/neni, or Sj t
Haber's Friend. Prepared and sold by J. 3
linADFiET.D, Atlanta. Ga. Sold by all g
. Druging. Trice ?.1.50 bottle. Sent ?i li
by on receipt o? price. I si
WULB?RN & PIEPER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
ProYisious, Lipers, Tobacco, k
167 and 169 East-Bay \
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Dec. 2__6
"CHAS. C. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
FISH, LOBSTERS, TERRAPINS,
GAME, TURTLES, OYSTERS,
?fcc. ?fcc. ?fcc.
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Having made large additions to my busi?
ness, I am prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
&c, at short notice.
?li Orders Promptly Attended To.
Terms Cash or Cit ?j Acceptance.
July 24
A ??KLIAI?LK HOUSE TO DEAL WITH. \
W. H. WELCH. LANIER EASON.
WELCH & EASON,
-DEALERS LS
CHOICE FAMILY AND PLANTATION
GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, Ssgars and Tobacco.
127, 129 Meeting and south-West cor.
Market Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Send for price list. No charge for drayage
or packing.
Oct 23v
SEND FOR PRICE LiSt;
ie HARLES T ON ,S: ?.
LARGES^STOCK^c
LOWEST PR?MES
IN THE SOOTH.
Repairing, a Specialty.
f -.SilNDME TGUR.WATCHtS. .
W. 0. F1RS?THE & SON,
DRY (lOODS
-AND
CLOTHING,
40G & 408 King Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
March 21 ly
S. B. THOMAS, Agt
No. 320 KING STREET,
Oj'posite Liberty,
Mei Mes, Pap iipi
LACE CL1 RTA??VS,
CORNICES ANO UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
WINDOW AWNINGS MADE-TO ORDER.
CHARLESTON, fe. C.
Dec 11 o
??ai
Will bc mailed *C Sil applicants and to
customers o: last ? SEE year without ordering it.
li contains illustrations, prices, descriptior.s z..?
directions for planting all Vegetable and Floger
Seeds, Plants, 'etc. Invalaa?le to all.
D.M,fE_RR?SCO,c&
.iM?LYCK&KE?LY
State & Monroe Sts..Chicago
Wi'.Nen.l pre;>aiil if>nn\ r.iMri*: ?ltir A
BAND CATALOGUE, (
for I993i v.'" -I" to?mviup
O? instrument* ?*i:il>, CS])-H IWIto,
?wr^ompons EpASleU, Cap-Lansp*. ,
\& StMi?ia, r?rn-.:i "over's St&lTe. and
\5"IUu, St::-!.-.. Ownes ivepalring
?JBiMnter?ll',?U?irc1a??? ?a>tni> tlon aud Er
?*?>erri^4 for Amateur iHaib, M?1 - C?:*ic?--*'
*^c? Cb icc U.=d Mtu?,
AND LACK VITAL ESJERCY?
TUS HOWARD GALVAX?C SHIELD
i? a sr TC re ?TKE tor
lilieu:uat;>.ui, .VjUTalgla,
Sciatica, Spinal Ailments,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Fever and Ague, Malaria,
KIDNEY DISEASE.
kin and Blood Disease,
Torpid Liver und Indigestion
Paralysis, Epilepsy
WEAK BACK,
Ic ints over the
Kidneys, Stomach,
Spieen. Liver
or AST part of
thc BODY, and
gives a ni Dd sooth?
ing CURRENT of
ELECTRICITY.
Without Acid?
Ia construction
lt is different from
any appliance
made, and WAK
EANTED aa rc
[Patented Feb. 25,1S79.1 p Those for
Cure Seminal Weakness, Impotency, and tOST
M A3WOOD, speedily restoring the lark of \ itality
and Lost Vigor in a natural way, without Omjrsrt n g
the Stomacto. We rurnish Absolute Froorof
what wc say in Our Illustrated Pamphlet, Three
Type* or Men, sent free, or when pealed, 6 cents
postage. Our appliances are Ad apted to all A ?res.
Suffering from Limo Hack, Weakness of t'r.c Spine
?.Ith a tired, languid, or bearing down feeling,
who are Xervou* and Weak or suffer from
Leucorrhcea, Chronic Inflammation, or Faili:?jf of
the Womb, Suppressed or Irregular MensCTnrien,
HemorrhacR, Barrenness, Chance of Xdx? or
Debility, thc Shield is a speedy and permanent cure
SPKCIALCIKCULAR FOP. LADIES sentfree.
ELECTRIC > To warm the Feet, enrich the Blood,
INSOLES (prevent Colds and Rheumatism,
Price, fl .00 per pair. Send size or shoo worn.
Price of Shield, No. A ?6.00: No- 2 $10.00; ^o. r
120 0) Sent C. O. T). or bv mail fn pLiin package?, on
?celpt of price (no measure needed). I Emittance*
an be stmt in letter, at our risk.
AMERICAN GALVANIC CO.
OFFICES S1103 CIIEST*UT SX"PMLA- EA
?T* lu writing ns. picase name this paper.
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BONE MEAL AND OYS?
TER SHELLS in the Frank
Wilson Tat. $5 Hand Mill.
Iso grind.* corn and cob. Illustrated Cir
lars and Testimonials sent on application.
Address WILSON BROS., Easton, Pa.
July "24
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j^-O Patent Foot and Steam
_/ Power Machinery. Complete
J^^vf"?.^SR? outfits for Actual Work-shop
"rv- ' \y>-?jjBff Bu.Mtiess. h.abos fur Wood
??.^?IT 0 or Metal. Circular Saws.
'"/\?|\t?3 Scroll Saws. Formers, Mor
'/ ti.-ors. Tenoner*, etc., cte.
?^^^-s?s^? Machines on trial if desired.
Descriptive Cataiosu* ?nd Prie.- ].\<t Free.
\V. V. A JOHN K ARN KS,
Ko. 2liri Mair? St. K?CK?"?KT>. I r r.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
^ R?WN, not in thc short Summers of the
Y' North and then brought eight to fifteen
.aired miles, but grown on the fertile hills
onr own SUNNY SOUTH, and of course
ipted to our boil and climate. I want
rdeners and Planters, to try a few of ray
?EDS, by way of experiment. Catalogue
varieties and prices sent on application,
dy, kc, J. W. V ANDI VER,
Seed Producer,
Tan 8 Weaverville, N. C.
CjEIITOwanted for The Lives of all fte
? ^Presidents of the C S. The largest
idsoruest, best hook ever sold for less-thau
ice our price. The fastest selling book in
let ica. Immense profits to agents. All intel
;ut people want it. Any one can become a
cessful agent. Terms free.
HALLETT Boos Co., Poitlaud Maine,
w
will
care
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OP!
styl
ure.
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PROPRIETORS OP
The Merchant Flour Mills,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OP
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PPJCES
Choice grades FLOUR, own manTtf re.
-ALSO,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN, &c.
-ALSO, -
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEP:D RYE.
Ail our Goods guaranteed best quali?
ty and at lowest prices. No charge for
delivery to Railroad.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
THE PURCELL HOUSE
Wilmington, N. C.
UNDER NEW NA NA G EMEN T
First Class Hotel.
Board $2 50 to $3 Ol) per day-Merchants $2 0#
B. L? PERRY
Proprietor.
WEBSTER'S
? ABRIDGED.
In Sheep, Russia and Turkey Bindings.
THE STAND ABD.
f*t T^?T? Webster-it has 118,000T7ord?,
JL 3000 Enjrxavirigs, and a Jfew
Biographical ^?clionury.
P*I?Vy^y ntarKiard in Gort Printing Office.
??SL?SS 32,000 copies iii Pupliobchoola,
S:ii?.' SO to 1 of anv other norien.
B'S'?ffSiaid to msfcea Family, i?aSellijftot.
Jp K<"*t h*lr> for SCTi???B8,
TJ?ACUKJ?S and SCHOOLS.
Webster is;S?ac'lard Authority wich ?heTJ? 8.
Supremo Conrt. Seeonsmended by thc State
Sup'ts of Schools is 36 States.
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. The latest edition, in the quantity of .matter it
contain?, is believed to ?be the largait Totume
published. , ?*..,-./
It bas 3000 moro Words and nearfy three time*
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can Dictionary.
It is an e ver-preseat and reliable school*
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New Edition brings it fairly uptoda?e.' -'Lmiim
Timcc, June, 1SS2.
Tho Unabridged is now auppKed, at g ?mall ad?
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^Sketches of the old Plantation Darkey,
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GRAHAM'S STABLES,
R El' IJBL WA NS TREE T,
Farm and Timber Mules,
Also, on hand, a fine assortment "
BUGGIES,
. OF ALL STYLES AND GRADES.
At prices to suit thc times.
CELEBRATED
?ld Hickory Wagons.
inufactured by the Kentucky Wagou Manu
facturing Company, of Louisville, Ky.
-ALSO
WAGONS.
TENNESSEE
March 20
W. M. GRAHAM.
FOUTZ'S
ORSE A itt) CATTLE POWDERS
o H?rem will <iie of Couc. BAT* or l>n>c Frmr, if
iu'* Ponders ar* n?e<5 in tim*,
"act's P?vr?Jex? witt rn re nti<i prevent If OG Cnouuu.
Mini's f!rtw*i?r* viii prevent I?AKKS i5 Kein*.
i>;:r-.'s Ponders M?? ittcre.i*?? the <juanti.y of milk
opuirn twenty percent.and mskr the batter Oral
! sweet.
r>uu"s Pow.?er* M ?ll eure ?;r pr?vint almost arasr
SASK to wi.ich Borges ?nd C?tt!> are subject
DOTX'S JY?Wr>KK3 VTIU. t?lVK {?ATJSnCTtO?C.
)Id everywhere.
DAT/TD E. FCT7TZ. Proprietor,
. BAI/TIMORK. MD.
\ Y NE'S IO Horse Spark-Arresting
table Encrine has cut 10.000 ft. of Michigan Pine
inls in lb honr?, burning slabs from the saw la
tit-foot lengths.
HIT 10 Tlcrxc we Guarantee to famish p?wer to
$.<>o0 te t of Hemlock Board* ia 10 hours. Our
ior** ?viii eut jiJ.wW feet in same time.
??rS?! i ? ,R '.:,>>I,'T,S ART; CCXBANTJEBD to
^^?^?1^ fi;-ri'i?h a hi.rso-i>owcr on Jj te*
S|jSf! Jft fuel and warcr than any other En
K?iir?^- ? ?T?UC not fined with sn Antomatic
WSSLVSM ^uZ M von wan? a Stationary
?aS^U -^vL or i>orta^'? Encine, Boiler. Circu
^^^?\!ar Saw-Mill. Shafting or I*nlley?i,
im^LSj^her cast or Mcddart'* Patent
jfejj^SSafyWro^gfaiVlro^ Tulky, e?-nd for oar
illi',tratrd catalogue, ??o. 12, for
r^^&ssij ii Po noa tion and prices.
B. W. PAYNE & SONS.
Corning, N. Y. Box 1487.
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TA31 PS OF ANY ?
stamping BUSINESS CARDS.?
SS or anything else. Spccicaen^B
es on band, which will be shown 'S
The LOWEST PRICES posj
>rs filled promptly.
di on ?. P. OS?
At the Watchtuan aA S^uthro?