The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, March 10, 1885, Image 4
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BiUeiON, MORALS AND PHILOSOPHY.
Kev.C. a BRO W ,? Editor.
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THE FATHER'S HAND.
Fm only an old wife aow,.str, and I've time
?. - . to sit oa the strand,
"^?-watobin the boats ?orne in, and the chil*
??? drei at play ontbesand?;
- Seveaty years, sir?all my daya?I have Irved
beside thesea, i'js-.
' Andit has-be?ri m?at and money and joy ??d
"sorrow to mei
; JFatheraadi hasband and boys, sir?there was
not a man of them all
Conld ha.ve lain stUl in the,honse. sir, when
:1 ;* th?i winds and the waters call.
%3ly &tb?r~and bnsoand sleep "in the graves -of
>."-"? oar folk by the shore,
Bat both- of the boys who left me-7-taey never
came l ade any atore 1
; jiOft Tve beeiar rea?y to sink,- sir, but one
'~ ': thought would keep'me afloat?v__.
? learned it, s?ry as a little lass at.piay in my
~f*meVs;bpat. . : '"
* (ty<* know,. shv ifs often, strack me, the
. Plain ont ra the. world around us, if we'd bat
..,? .g?ve-^tt^n?nds to it)?
he_pai^ the*
\ 'r * '/m?re'bee to me; . - .. * -,
vf M?, would take me with bhrr iff snmaier far
voot"O? the open.sea,
vW?^??? ^^ me handle t??e oar?, sir? and pull,
*' ~~**' wrih my nught and main,
jfotj^Fd .been-TJeft myself sir, I'd ne'er
y.-. hueseen borne "again ?
? ^Tnll, little matd?'\ feeTv??td cheer me, but
-"'? ' u ;~atrlr keptBfe band on the oar ; . ...",
Thongh sometimes. I!d try. ?a.tnrn usJt? some
gretty nook on toe shore* ... - -.?
'._ Stitts&raigittvrent" the' T>oat to ?he harbor,
. & e?? aed as?I gKW'^ttMnger eaob^'day,, j
4&b?n^?^:!^^ rowing
>- myiatber's way.
if&nd I think, svrr that God o^r
-3?iTv- hold of ?he world just soj:
. k*3!&S eritrite, and; straggle our :a6nbet,'.tbat ;
^"Wef mayistronger grow-? . -y
S3ror.ger and.wtseraai humbler, t?H at last
-j?V- ;.? ve can understand *
TneWwy aad peace of his kecj??sg the oar
^3T'Of ait Kfe-in his band !
I^'&e garner knows, what we really want is
? labor and 'rest with Htm,
So ne; bears ^straight* through joy . and loss
-" ^ r overdiscontent,and whim ; ...?'?
Tbo?gW oft it's not tili, .we sir, like me, a
: wafcbing aTe*s sinking son.
We feel our" best is oar?a-test orayer, and that
. Sf-v is 4-Tby will be done."
Isabella F. M<iyo, ut Sunday ai Borne. ? '.
-B3EtBIN? PASTOB.
. - BT. JOHN' A . a??:3, . Df.
?- - Sl?y ?-msnt?ou some ?f th? ways
^ ih which we may help onr pastori I
fe speak as .ose who sits at home for^e
??ost^art^* common member of the
m^?r?^|j ?it ;the pe^, tolling alLthe
^weekV??id miaKfe ofien to preach ob i
Sanday, and", yet as one whose heart f
-?? ??? ht sympathy* with the pastor*? [
.^aud perhaDS 3 little "bejtter able j
.'H&xr^>?im?Q'' to ^yhi'ik?th?z? -jsixh b?ik j
{. ^^^^^p:c?Siie^ .bun' '"'to. '4caw.a |
. ;^K3^r^^*on?^f?oia-l?iow Ve-always j
npw-a^aySiT?t is very important !
ito:geta-iD?i who ca^ draw a c?t^ I
^.gregat??iii" And so it is, though it is j
V?ry^mp?rtattt to consider what he j
draws- them there for; and what he [
'^ofe^r?r ^hwtt after he gets them I
^?&?re? a?td sometimes it does seem ?o !
n?eAhatAt wottldLbe better for some |
- pe?pfe to r?m?m not drawn than to ?
^fdr^awn t?erefy i?> hear and to wit-1
w?ess that - whicii does them harm j
-Tather than good* But we do want a |;
y?aai :who can draw ? congregation; |
' "arid we cau beip^ <>ar ..pastors to draw ?
-a^con*regation.?How? Well, by tak- !
/Ti^ carc rhat we""are always drawn [
parsem?s, ?>y occiipying onr own j
r?*5^>so^aetiroes when we do not feet-!
S?k? it, on Sunday evenings because ?
' it is our o ?ty to ou r pastor, - d u ty ?
4o the coitgreg?i? io?i and. our .duty t<? j
' ? t?t?-OTofrid. we can do some-j
^tKng^to bring others. J reca?? a stoiy, j
.that & few years after.-the war'{which 1
?tiie^great chronologtcal epoch m a
large - part of ?trr country,) ,at "the.]
^Vh?^" Sulph?r Springs in Virginia |
was a venerable nxxn <*t whom all tlie j
peopre looked with profound admira- j.
*tk?f,'w?tose name was Robert E.: L^e. j
. ?Efe was a devout Kpiscopa-lian. One j
day a,Presbyterian niinister eaine ft>:\
preach in the hall room, according to j
custom, and he told sne this story, j
He noticed that General Lee. who i
was a, particular ?>an about all the 1
p^pneties of life, came in late, and t>e \
bethought it was rather strange. lie I
learned afterwards that the G e nera! had i
waited until all the people who were ?
likely to .attend the efervice hatt enter- !
ed^the room, and then he walked vety ;
quietly areni id in the- corridors and j
.parlors, and out under the trees, and [
Mkerever ite saw a man or two stand- \
"figlie would go up . and say gently: ;
/^*\v"e are going tt> have divine service
this morning in the ball room; won't
* yoeesotne? and they all went. To
me it was very touching that that :
grant! old. man,, whose name was i
jtnown ail over, the world and be'ore \
whom all it e people wanted to bow, \
should so quietly go around, and for !
a?uister of anothev denoUtKiatiwi^
also, and persuade ?kei? to go. And ?
should not we take means tu Iie?p our !
|?stor to draw a c<?ngregationjf And \
when he begins to prt*aclt,,cannot w?
I*elp him to preach? D*?tno.stttenc-s is j
reported to have spid (and he ought ",
to have Icnov^ti something ab<?nt \\), .
that eloqnence lies as much in the ear I
as in the tongue. Everybody who '
can speak eSectively knows that the
power, of speaking dejKfnds v<?ty :
Iarge?y upon tire way k is heard, upon
the'sympathy one sucoe<?ds io gain- ;
ing from those he addresses, if I I
Were asked wliat is the first thing in j
effective preacliing, 1 should sa}',
sympathy; and what is the second
thing, ! shouid say,, sympa?!iy; and |
what is t1te third thit>g, sympathy !
should give*our pastor 'sympathy ?
when he preaches Pardon another !
insfance. I Fenvernber U> have preach- |
?l years ago at a watering piace in :
the Virginia JV?ourftahis at the dedica- !
tiott.ofauew church. The people :
were all stratijrers to each other, and
whieu'we went away my friend said
(wWhad a right to speak sofamniar
ly,},"! wonder, my dear fellow, that
you cou?d btt ;uiia*ated at all to day, ;
ibr wc are ail strangers, i?nd things
were pretty cold. I thought." "Ah*"
but 4he pre?c?Mrr replied, "you did *
not see old brother Gwatinney, of.
I?aiiit>ver, who sat tlx>re b\" tite post. ;
The iirst sentei-ce of the sermon;
caught hold of him, and it kept sinn- ;
ing ou* of his eyes and his Uk<*, aud: \
lie and the prear'i.f.'r lutria. g->(?d tjinte t?>- |
gether.and we didiig care at :*ll about i
tljerest of y wit." Sotnetimes.onr' goo I
listener cau make a go?n$ sermon: but '
ah^ ??metirt?es one listewr who does
not; care much about the sermonean
pult the senne;? all ont of harmony. ?
The soul <?{ a man who can speak ef- j
fe?tive?y ;s a very - sensi fi ve soul, |
easily repelled and chilled by what is |
unfavorable, and easily helped by the |
mat?fest?tioTt of simple and unpreten
tid?s: sympatity. i
How oan we help our pastor? We
can help him by talking about what
Le says; not talking, about the per^
forrhanee and aboutthe performer and
j aft that,. w?;?iv if it isf appropriate
j anywhere,;is) surely all inappropriate
; when we turn away from the' solemn
I worship of God, and from listening to
[sermons intended to do us good?but
! talking about *the thoughts that he
has given, us, recalling them some- j
I times to one who has heard them like I
j ourselves, repeating them- sometimes
[.to some one who has'not had the op
portunity of hearing them* Thus j
I may we multiply whatever good
j thoughts the preacher is able to pre
\ sent, and keep them alive in our own
I minds and the iniuds of fel io w Chris
I tians. Will you pardon an illustra
tion here, even if it be a personal one?
I Last year in a city in Texas, I Was
told of the de?jre on theparfc^of a-lady
for conversation; auwhen we rirettvy*
arrangement, she came in widow's
weeds, with a little boy of ten or
twelve years old, and wanted to tell
this story: Her husband was once a
studenti .a^t^ Y_ rrg?.nia^
' wSen t?ie pusoif she. was talking, tp
was the chaplain there, mor? than
f' Iw?rity-five^years ag?> [ )He was" > ?
Presbyterian ?family . from Alabama,
an'?sahhh? never got acquainted with j
the Chaplain,- for the studeuts were
numerous, but :-that he heard the
f preaching a great deal, and intonse-]
quence of it^by^God's blessing ?pon j
| jt he was led to take hold as a Chris-'
; tian, and went home aud joined the
I church of.his parents. After the, war
;*he"mfried^ ancLa. few yeate
^o^b ?p4?ed %w#y:? She?said ue|
-was in the^hab?t,' before ' she knew
him, she learned, of talking often in
tire- family about/things h? used to\
hear the preacher say; th? preacher's
wordeliad J gotten to be household
words in tne ?arriily. -&rid then when
they-were married he taught some of.
them to her, and was often repeating
things he used to near the preacher
say. And since h?rdi?d she bad been
teaching them to the little boy?the
preachers woids. The heart of th? j
preacher might well melt in bis bosom
at the story. ' To think that'your
poor words, winch you yourself hud
wholly -forgotten, which you coulu
never have imagined had vitality
enough for that, had been repeated
among strangers; had been repeated
by the youug man to his mother, re? i
peated by the young widow to the 1
clriid^-onr^oo^ us *rn?ghty
h?iicaase fcl??y -?e .~e<>? VH*?th you ^
wenton^aud the .man knew not. for
more thWat quarter p? a century, of?
all that*tojy. ?Ah, we never, know |
when w%~ateMofffg gdotl.~^S<nrietimes ?
when we think we are going to do
great things, so far as can ever be as
c-.' reai neoV we ?j?Sm >th i jog*; an d so m e- j
lime^Twh?rr We' *thi?l? w? have* done]
Tsothing, by/liie blessing of God, some-!
truth has. been lodged.in a "mind, here ?
mi? .liiere, to ifeac - fi nit f?i^maiiy ?
days * ' ' ?
iiow esn wo help our rjastor?.. We t
c?&J'nmi?b him ?'i 11 t^trat?ous^ ?r. ?
^Spwgebu fells that he 'requests his
teacliers,-an<frh&-.<wifcv ? and '-vari?os j
other friends hunt up. illustrationsJ
fbr/bmi^r get.s 'them, whenever'\
thev ha#e come across anvthin"- in I
reaarrrg'or itf conversation, to write!
it down and let him have it, and I
whenever hersees^a goody j>c?r tnn ity j.
b?-mfttkes a point of'it. We' cati all ;
furnish our pastors* with illustratami?.' i
Inrthat very way, perhaps we might!
give a .preacher many things that;
wo?td be useful to U?aij but in other';"
ways we can all do . so. Ah, .when \
the preacher teils how it ought lo be, j
if yon can sometimes humbly testify, !
in the next meeting on Tuesday ori
Friday evening, h?w it lias been in j
your, experience, you are illustrating j
for the preacher. When the preacher :,
teils-v w4rafc- Oh ristianity- catr 7 do - for j
people, if your life illustrates it for !
all around, there is a power that no ;
speech can ever have.
-- ? ?I? I 1 -
The Public School System.
?Viiliaz/sburg Record.
That the public school system of this ;
State is in many respects a necessaiy i
aad useful system no one . will deny ; ?
bat that the system is, to many instan- i
ces, imperfectly administered is patent 1
to any oh? who has observed its work- j
iu^s. To point out all the 'defects in ?
the adjuiawt ration of the sysfc?m would .
be too ?real an ?udertaking in an ?
article like this ene< That a majority j
of ?he teachers of public schools are
incompetent to teach can be established j
by the exhibition of their own unfi'ness.
That a large, majority of those who as- j
sume the p::sit!cn of educators have ?
never beva educated themselves, is noto- ?
rious to e,very one who feci luteresti
enough in the subject to inform tfiem- |
selves who these educators are. That a !
large majority of them are after ihe ?
n?oney alone that is appmpt iuted f:>r the
educattoii of the chiMWui. atid do not ?
care one iota abuut ihe improvement of :
those to be educated is shovm bv tlie '
nsanner in .wh?cl?.they nejrl^ci the?r_du y
in this respect. That -a large majority
of those who set themselves up as
teachers do so because thev are t<>o in- j
dolent t? en anythitr?; else. Timt ^:
large m;tj<?rjty of teachers think there is
no responsibility to which thev are ac- |
cotKifable, and cooseouetitly they '
require no discipline of those whom i
they are paid to teach. , ?
In this connect ion we d.'sirb to say
that t ne public school system in this I
county,njust he w>r,k-iug in a satisfacto-,
ry manner to the .Sta'te Superintendent j
of 3&iiueai:0n. f"i' he has ? vor. t" our:
knowledge, visited the eita.nty since he
has been i? < Sice. There is a section. '
we believe, in <>ur law on the suhjt-et of !
free?sch'K)}s ?hielt requires hito to visit ;
every county iu lin; Star?: lie ought
set fiie example of obeying 'he law, :
while he asks lor its enforcement ou his
subordinates. ?
An exchange calls ?ttett fi on to the ;
fact that the easie.-t victims of pneumo
nia are the ?neu who drink. When old ?
topers are ??ttae";*? they ifc'jeral^ die.
Improper food sind lack of exercise ren
der some people an easy prey to this
disease. , j'ersous who exijaost, tlu-m |
selves by overwork and exercis:; are '
also in danger he classes mentioned
above sbouM . exercise great, caution
?rlteu they take ev*fii a slight co idi us
the tendency of sash an attack is- to run
into pneumonia.
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for "5.nTal'l.Grain ou"the Market*?
5 -JTlieS.-G. S. bas beeo ased nrl over our Southern States for the last three j
years, aod has given -great satisfaction.
A??I&EY ASM JELEmEffT, '
Of superior activity and efficiency ; a cheap and excellent Fertilizer for j
Small Grain, -especially when used with Cotton Seed or manure to supply j
Amuiouia. ?.
: ashley complete garden fertilizer, !
* .Delivered free; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies, Flowering |
Annua.Is.'&c.
For terms.-directions' testimonials, and for the various attractive and instruc
tive publications of the Company, add ressi
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Sept 23 Charleston, S. C.
H?fn?ii
e ?
munaiu
-DEALER IX- _ * j
Stoves, Ranges, Grates, &c,, |
UOOF?^G TIX, SOLDER. |
SHEET IRON AND WIRE-!
I
IIS KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C. I
tj. s^x^xr^^? SON,
Cotton Factors and Commission Mercliai?ts,
ADGE1VS NORTH WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Cash advances ma-de on Consignments.
Ja si -
-
I Haye the agency in
this Count for the
CELEBRATED
IDEAL BICYCLE,
THE J?K5T lSICVCLK 31 AD
TOK rai: MON Iii'.
j$3T For particulars, call
Dti me at. the Watchman and
SocxutiON Office, where I
will take pleasure iu exhibit
ing the machine: I
0. P. OSTEEN.-^H^
David Bentschxs?. Jacob ?j. Ja cobi
O?ViO BENTSCKNER* & 00.
244 KING- STREET.
Gli ARLES TOX, S. C.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
AND TS, FOU
Men, Youths and Boys.
M r. L. Ii. ? VV X ami .M r. .!.
ZIM. MTMMShiv with us .-imi will U? pienseO
to s?rve their friends of Suniter .tod Da ri i ^
tin;. Nu*' 23-*'
BLANKS
TITLES,
MORTGAGES,
DILLS OF SALE
BOXDS,
And Other Blanks in Variety,
for s a r,
AT THIS OFFICE.
|1 p fur working people. ?Sem? iti :.:.-; j
.JjjJi |)i>?tnire. arni we will ruai! you /ree. j
a ?oval, valuable Sample \m\ a: .goods I hat.
will pul von in ili e vux of niakiti? more
money in a few ria vs tii.-i.ri ynn h'cr 1 hou?! ht j
possi o le ?ti any lois'iness. (Ja pi ta? .not reqnir j
ed. Voti cuti I i v?? a; home roi werk in spare j
time only, or all tin- limi'. Ail of la>Mi Sexe?, j
<.?f all ajres. grandly siu'cessl'i:'" 5(> rents to j
35 easily farneil (-very ? '?- ?:??. That all |
who want work tony tj*?r_ rh? l?n*?ness. we j
?n.-iiic this unparalleled offer : To ali wh" are
not well satisfied we will sent? Si to pay for
the trouble of writing ns. Full particulars. J
directions, etc., seat free. Immense pay ah- >
solutely sure for nil who sinrt at once. Don't
delay. Address Siiuson & Co., Portland.
Mai 11c.
GEO. W. STEFFELS,
SUCCESSOR TO
Steffens & Werner,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Auction and. Commission Merchant
andLi?jpor Dealer.
107 EAST BAY and 50 ano 32 STATE Sts.,
(Auction Room State Stiver.)
G IIA II LES TON, S. C.
3?&~ Consignments Solicited.
Soy 23 o
AHOMEBEUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
JVpalar?tyat home is noi always ^he ?>cst
tal o? merit, but. we point nrou?iy*t?> the (act
that ?:?> other metiiein? \::?> wo?i for i;>-if
such universal apn'rohiiribh in :r.s own city.
Elate, and country, and anivn^ali peonie^ us
Ayers Sarsapar?la.
The following letter from one of our best
Irho'yn .Mut.-.l-ia?sctts Druggists should be of
interest tu cvciw sufferer : ?
F?'*r--af 5~fi*i95 "Eight years rigo I
v-Tt?tI::?T I co'u:.? not movi: ;;-<n:i ihe 1 ??1. or
dress; '.vi-J?ou: 1? ? . tyie?l several ?.? ?>
??? s \.. '..'ui. latici: if any rv.iieLuntil I look
Av;::c's :> : ? .?? : !. * by the use <<( mo
bottles ot which 1 was completely rural.
Have sohl large quantities of your SAiiSA
fAUii.r.A, ;u.'i it. still retains its womlerful
I?>l>nTarity. !:? ninny notable cures it luis
"JtVcte:! in tliis vicinity convince l?e that it
is the Vst blood u cdicinc ever offered to tiio
inibite. l-LJf. IlAnttis."
liiycr St., Buckland, ??iass., May l?, 1SS2.
O??'tmtk Avnr.rtvs,
'erseer in the Lowell
ifTiet '.'orn-iration.
was for over twenty years before his removal
to J."Wi-ll ailijeto'l with $ait Khc?::i in its
wojs: i.?;?!::. Iis ilh*er::ttonsitctuall.v CCWere?'
moro than Is.ii? ih.- fcrfao? of h'is "foody ;ut<l
]inil?s. Me w;;s entirely cureil by aVei?'s
S.vns \ : . . .Sets certilioaie in ?Aycr's
Ahnauae l'or
PJtEPAJWTD .
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co?, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; ?1, bottles for ??.
SALT RHEUM. ?
Portrait Photographer,
2G3 KING STREET, .
CHAR^STON, S. C.
^gr0 The best of work at
fair prices.
J?n 6
. ?. mpsoN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Boots, S?io?s, Trunks,
Bags, &c,
Ko. 233 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Particular attention given to Filliog
of Orders, aud all Goods guaranteed as
represented. ?
Jan 6 # ?
DE \LERS IN
FEUITS. ?,
BIRDS, CASES, M .
Large Assortment of Tobacco and Cigars.
Candy, Nuts,-&c. Prices as low as.
to be found in the City.
Corner Ehr g and Society Streets, and
- 125 Meeting Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.#
Not 25 r
THE OLD RELIABLE STOVE HOUSE.
T. CAMPBELL,
Mectiag Street, Charleston, S. ?.
&tZZ Me Lead as Dealer in
First Cla^s Cooking Stoves, Heating
Stoves, Kaufes aod Grates, Lead .
and Iron Pipes, Pumps,
?c , &c, &c
A fall line of Repairs kept for all Stoves we
sell.
the attention of the people of Sumter and
adjoining Con ties is asked.
Send for prices od aavthing in our line.
Nov 25,_ I
KID GLOVES.
Foster's "Tres Bon" ]STew Hock
Rea! Frescfe Eid Gloves.
5-hooks, $1.50 : 7-hooks. Si.75; 10-books,
$2.00 per pair.
FANCY GOODS, CHRISD? AS CARDS,
STATIONERY and a variety of articles for
Christmas, Presents. '
STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY
and a fui! assortaient of ali necessary mate
rials. Lessons in Embroidery at reasonable
rutes, ?utiprirk's F?shionahJe Dress Pat
terns a'r phil. schlcxma>;-v,
271 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C.
Doe 16_' _v__
G?N0?BEE NURSERIES. J
? A VINSS !
SMALL FRUITS' IN GREAT VARIETY j
For sale at lowest prices. Address j
R M. SIMS,
COLUMBIA, S. C. !
Oct 21
i_'? VALUABLE TO ALU
Win be mailed
toali applicants L .. . ? - - - -
and to customers of last year without
D. M. FERRY&CO.De???!T
THE CONTINENTAL
FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY. !
-o
THE UNDERSIGNED represents the above j
Company, and is prepared to- insure j
stores, (roods, dwellings, furniture, barns, j
and stables. The Continental is one atuong'j
the best in the Country, and its rales the
same as the other first class companies; He
calls especial attention to its five-vearinstall
ment p?n. W. F. RH AM E.
March 4 tf
RUBBER STAMPS
NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING
with iniiollible ink, or for printing vi?ilief
cards. and
STAMPS OF A Y KIND
for stamping BUSINESS CAR US. ENVEL
OPES or anything else. Specimens of varioa?
styles ?>n hand, which will be sh?\vn with pleas
ure. The fLOWEST. PRICES possible, and
orders filled promptly. . .,,
Call'on CP. OSTEEN, :"
At the Watchman and Southron Oficc '
WULBERN & PIEPER;
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Mfisip Lipa Toteo, i I
167 and 169 East-Bayi j
CHARLESTON, S. C
Dec. 2 6 ?
*" m
I
THE AIMAS HOUSE
OKNfcK OF I
Yanderhorst and Kmg St* I
HAVING l?Eli? LE ASK O BY
Miss ^3:or-xo*t?
' (Formerly of 190 Meeting-K*..,)
?S NO^V KS for rhu :iccointi|V>0*?t?<>0 ?f i
Boarders. Parties visiting Charleston Mri i j
und tiiis House couv-eeientiy sirjjated for bira: |
ess. and liiivctlv on the ?ne of Street Kai!??. !
Terms. ber*'d:iv. $1 50. j
F.b IS : "
S. B. THOMAS, AgtT !
No. 820 KING STREET,
Opposite Liberti/,
ili ?l Paper Hipp,
lace curta 1x8?
CORNICES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
ynSDOW AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER.
charleston & C.
Dec _2 _- ?
CHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES.
A new feature in the
retail grocery business.
Send postal card for our MONTHLY
PRICE LIST, and SAVE MONEY in pur
chasing your
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WELCH & EASON,
127 and 129 Meeting; S. W. Cor. Market St.
; CHARLESTON, S. ?. ;
Nov 4 /
~ GO TO
ili
273 , KING STREET,
CH??I,JESTON, S. C,
,?FOR? ? ? -
Fine Diamonds, Watc?e^
CLUCKS, JEWBLRT,
SILVER AND PLATED W|
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
. Large assortment of .
wedding presents
always on hand.
Orders promptly filled, "Watches and
'jewelrycare fidi'y repaired, by.
expert icorhmen. ~
273 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Sept 23 . . .o
"CHAS. C. LESLIE,
CHARLESTON, S C
Wholesale and Retail Commission Dealer in
FISH, OYSTERS, GAME AND
POULTRY,
.-?? Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Pish'Mark?t,
Office No 18 and 20 Market Street,
East of East Boy
Consignments of Country' Rroduce are re
spectfully solicited.
POULTRY, EGGS, Ac, kc.
Jf?S* Perishable goods at owner's risfc'after
delivery to Southern Express Co.
Sept"l6_x_
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
First Class in all its Appointments.
Supplied with all Modern Improvements.
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy Rooms,
Otis Passenger Elevator. Elec
..tric Bells and Lijrhts. Heat- :
. ed Rotunda.
RATES ?2 00, ?2 50 AND ?3.00.
Rooms Reserved hy--Ma? or Telegraph.
Sept 16 ? ': ' ' ?_
THE WAVERLY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
The above House baring been
newly furbished
throughout, in a
FIRST CLASS MANNER,
is without exception the most completely |
furnished Rouse in the Cirv, atu? is under the ?
Sole Proprietorship and management of the
Public's obedient servant, J
JOS. PBICB, Jr.
RATES?$2 and $2.50 per day.. .
Sept 16 . . o
The liiost^^populax Weekly newspaper
s derated io science, mechanic*, engineering, dis
?overics. invent?oasand patentsever published. r.^?ry ?
number'i bast rat od with splendid engravings. Thi
publication, furnishes a roost valuable encyclopedia. os j
information which no person should be-without, ??ir
DopuHriTy of tbc SdK^TTTlc ?3TK3TCAS is such fcnn
I
" a. ?m t?= ?\ a iwrt Mann & Co. hare also !
i AT t TS* tsam?
fore the raient Office,
- nave ^wpaird more than Cne Muti
ci red lio u s 3 cl appi icatioas fer pat
one in the United ?iat.? and foreign
? countries: Caveats. Trademarks, Copy- I
ri"ht* /.ssisr.ment". and ah other papera ?
? ff>r securing to inventor?-their rixkt? in the j
Imitad i>:r.??:s. Canada, fcBffland; Iraner ?
Onuanv and other fov.-isn couutnes. prepared
?t shf-rt ..?'?-0 and on reasonable tei ras. r ?
information rs to obta^iunK pat<mu> c?ecnn.Iy ,
civen without chaise. Hand-books er iaf?riaa
L.n sent free: l'atents obtained tlironjrl) 3a ,
u_ & Co. arc n<>t ?cod in ho Scknti?c American troo. j
The advaniaso oi WBch r.oiice is -.veil nmloi>tocd l?* all j
personswho v.i-hto dtepe^f ihcir pator.,-s. !
Address MUN ?' o.,uJice tkaamj^ ' .A ;
SCI Broadway, ?S'ew York.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BY THE BEST MAKERS,
NE w PLANOS. ?210. S225 and upwards.
NEW ORGANS, ?24. $?5 and upwards.
Easiest terms and lowest prices ever known
on standard and reliable instruments.
DELIVERED FREIGHT PAID.
Don't fail to jiet otir pri?es and terme be
fore purchasing. Remember we pay all
freight without increase of prices. Address,
C. GILL & SON,
213 Eins Street, Charleston, S. C.
. Sei>t 6
WTU more moneJ lnan at anything else by
ill taking an agency for the best selling
book out." Beginners succeed grandly
None fail.* Terms'-free; ffal&trBo?k Cp., I
Portod, S?Hie. : " -
CL B?HT 1
|55f ? 57 i '. I AND: |. ?59]
PARKET STREET,.
CHARLESTON, & C.~
The Largest Fruit and Proeace House in the
? South.
Tmport and keep constantly on band
Banana. Coconrints. Oranges, 'Pineapples,
Apples. Lemons. Nuts, Raisins.. Po
tatoes. Caht-ages. Unions,
. C. and Va. Peauuts.
Oct 28 ?
PUOUJ
INS??N?I?Pt
bt the
"STAR" HAND GRjENADE
._ FIRE miNOBfSttER.
The OKTGi?TA?? and only sure,
?s'?de, that' should ne m
EVERY OFFICE, ^OraT,
FACTORY ANTD HOME
IN THE. COUNTRY.
Old Style,
Any Han, Woman or Child can,
ACT'S
LEE'
MAC-IC.
PUT Q UT
A FIRE
WITS
sac
Always ReaB*.
i . Get : i.
Oct op CsiJEjt
?SeperFretxfs.
PSc* $ per do%
...?.?? JatGasS<.
- tv:;
Indorsed by ??r? Marshals, In"
surance Men and everyone who.
has- seen. them. .Hcxdezts op
Fi?es a2ssadt Put wits
Them. Send for pamphlet con
taining fall proofs.
Harden Hand Grenade F ?r? Extinguisher Ct.
205 Wabk? ATeau^CEiCAQOi ?;
' .-, - i ?f? J ??.? a ?.> -.: t- -< ;
NEW YORK Office, . % X BOSTO^OS^ 7 :
. : 95 V/est Broadway^* . ?O.CHwJfrwt
FA'
Ml
Obtained, and all business in the S.-Bat?
.Office}?a*teoded,to. for ODSRATE-PEES;^ |
Oar office isoppositetheU. S, P^ej^Qtfcti
and we can obtain patents 'in less time t&aa
those remote front WASElSSTO?*. -A ;
Send 0 DE L OR D R A W?2?G. We ?Tri?
as to natentabilitv free of. cherspef-'ahi'twe
make NO CHARGE "UNLESS WE-.OBTABT
patent. - . fc ;
We refer, here, to "the-Postmaster; to?tS?jit.
of Money Order Drv./and* to officials of tfi*
U. S. Pateni Office.: For .circular, advice,
terms and reference to actual. clients. a. -year
own State, or county address ? . .
C: ar: SNOT $ 0;
Opposite Patent Office.1 "?farsbmgton, I>? C.
> ATT DJ 7 \ Wiib'any disease peco- : .
1 ilU U uLIhiJ lfcirtor?dr^entre s?r/?
?f so, to you we bring tidiogsof comfort'
and gresil jor. Yon can y ^
.>be ? ';
and restored t? pWf?ethealth oy.asiag - . ;
5:??=:
Female
Regulatopj
. It is a spechi) remedy, for-, ail disease per
taining to the womb,, and any .inteU^igeut
woman can cure herself by foHoiilng ?the
d i reertons. 11 is especia ! Iv efficaci oasr in ses
Of suppressed or painful menstruation* in
whiles and'parltal prolaxisus-. ' -ft e?fbr?s -?a
msdiate ^relief and perraenUy; ;rest?res- ?be
nii-nstrnaj function. . As a .ytined^to? he.ustd
during thai critical period known?V^?han^e
Of Life," this invaluaMe preparation bas no
R?dgk, Mc&tosh'Co.t G?...
D?.'J..BRADPrcLi>?Desir?Sirrl have taken
several boules of your Female Regulator.for
failing of the womb and other diseases com
bined, of sixteen years standing, ^a?ifjt.
really believe I ara cored entirely', for wtiich
please accept'my' heartfelt thanks*'and most
profound gratitude. I know your medici
saved my l?fe^ s? yo?Ts?e cannot speak too
highly in its favor. I'have recommended it
to several of my friends who are-siiffering as
1 was. Yours rerv respectfuiiv. /; ^
M?S.' W. E. STEBBIXS. ;
Our Treatis? on the "Health and B?ppiress
of Woman'-' mailed free. ? ' '- "t
Bbadfield Regclatob Co., Atlanta Ga.'*
barnes' '
Patent Foot and .Steam
Power Machinery. ^Completa
'btSfs for ' Actui? W?Yj{?s?i?j
Business. Lat?i?s for- W??i
'?r,Metal. . Circular S*ws,
Scroil: Saws.. Formet?,. ilOJ^
tisVrs.. Tenoaers. etc., etc.
_ Mnchines ob trial if "desired*
Dessripth?- ('atnlncue ?ni Price List Free. ;
XV. F. & JOHN BARNES, :
.2 6 Main Sr. R?.ck?">rd.Ti.l.
HOW. LOST, II0W RESTORED^
Just published, a new edition of Dr. "C?L
VKRWELL-S CKLEBRATED ESSAY- ?a. thp
ratiical core ?>f ipt-rmatcrfhcea or Sentina tweak,
ne?f". Inrobmiary Seminal Lojsesj Impotency,
Mct'tal and Pirica1. Incnpneily. impediments
r<> Marriage, etc.: also. Consumption, Epilepsy
and fits, induced by seif-indulgence or sexual
fxrravagatiee' A<*.
Toe ceiebra?ed author, in this s dm ir a Me
lissay. ck'ariy demonMrates. from thirty ye?Mf*
.<uc'-e.<sfui piwcrice. that the alarming cense*
quenecs of se-f-aha??; may be r.-xlic:iliy ca?*!;
pointing out a i3?>?te o? cure ar once certain and
cSectca!. by which every sufferer, no matter
what bis condition may be. R?ay cure hincsel?
che:>?>ly. privately and radtcwily. _
jSSSrThia.lecture will proie a boon to thou*
sands and thousands. . ... - :i i'
Sent, under s?al, in a plain envelope,, to any
address, onreeeipt of foor cents;?r tw?'postag?
stamps Addrvss ? . - ""; !
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL <J0i?.I
41 Ann Sr. NKw'VonK: Post.Office.,Box, 450?.
cf evzey sxs9 cs2atee. than e7dl
Bifies, Shot Guns. Revolvers, Ammuni
tion, FLshing Tackle, Seises, yeta, .
Knives, Kar-ors, Skates, ; .
Hammocks, ?tc
Large Klastrated Catalogne free.
?REAT V^ESTERN GUN WORKS,
YZTTSBURGB, PA. ,
_2__4 _;_in
The Manning T?ntesi
PUBLISHED BY '? ? *
' E L. DARR, p^^l
AT ' - > fZZ
Manning, South Carolina. -
Only $1 50 per annum, in advance....Cheap
advertisin?: medium.. '
.mm
COEEEGEfXEWARK,