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?ll^ :;^?:^??*^?c? tfew^??? baby totes
*: v^a^^V;?rf*f-N??V?*w^ do yon
^^K%':;^|^gL^.^^ dec%'
aw? bc d?fv
*X??Z^ .day. miter liew Year's
v -^?^^foi^t?S^t^lw?alc the resolutions,
-^?og^ laughed,
J:t^^^^^^^??: 'Don't make
/ .^^^ evets&?f yon
5? - TS^J?am- it is i?-ikwf^?&t??Dg1. about
^^^^^^^^^^^^^M^P^iic watched tbi?
^.^P^:-;^?e?ii?S| waa pacing off
^?S?^-i0i^^4L^;l::;li?^?t??rt .was thVf?rst
??j??^ again, but the
H|? : ~mv?& *h?h??,mtdthe fatberywho
S^^:v?'v-;-':,^^^^ ?ot Iiis hands .to the
6^ "-^-MtorT Alit?t fcabywlfl wa& iufo
gi. ; was esj?y tBiakli^tow sure tbePffttle
. sour and daughters are to copy father
and mother, arui how careful wc
ought tobe to take the right steps/
";: - -Father diti wot stay long after ?hat. -.
Su^^?g! ?hat be would come home
:c*rfy to'%ei them uave a nice New
- g Ye|if? cvemng together? but he did
? not .promise, and after be had kissed
S;; tiiem ail, and gone away, thc moth* .'
er looked graver than befoi e.
^ 'Idoi&i&eJiew Year's Day/ said
|?Jusic,>i? 1 OOB'? thiuk me? ought
to go . ca??^ without - their wi ves.
t&fV, Whet* ? ksre a ?ile 1 wtU take her
" And then the mother lek that Josie
was growing old enough to under?
stand tlte loeauiwg of the shadow in
^^e^ 'home. New Year's- <J)ay and
-iiiew Year*H calls were temptations to
$ Jiier, .hnwbaod. lie came home late,
and gloomy, if. ?ot positively cross,
; at??his orea?hsmeft?d trttongly of
| ?^nei^*a4^ beiiipent the ?ext day Lin
?f ;fced| -w?t?-pa: throbbing headache. It
^was- not mf?p?jr once a year that these
? experiejices came, either ; they were
4 growing; more frequent- of ; late.
I Would the sons in this home copy
f^Aei^^l^V^Rfepir? This was the
\heavy shadowthat ?o often darkened
g the mother's heart? ^and. was already
fj creeping over thc cfiiTdreg.
|? ^?fiftv?feir Year'a dinner was on the
J table-an extia dinner, (br thc shad*
Z|ow on the mother's heart was not. :
% allowed to. show much m ber life
. and baby was fastened into his high
|^^^
about to *?t down, when their fathers
step waa heard in the hail. 1
?? ?ot?wr^fi?e grew paie Father
nev er dined:-.with the? on this day ;
t hi* round of calls was not completed 1
in time, andbeside*, h^ always ?tay- 1
r' away^ (?^ lhe; childretr? eyes '
J? w^ten he had been drinking wine. 1
; v ? liad tlie dreaded hour come when lie J
|5 I had fatten too low to remember this ? 1
Ef She half arose td go and meet hin?, '
j Chea sst dows- again, tie came into j
dimug-roora, steatly step, clear ; i
'M ?$ex, ??tng ?SCP. T?ie glad child- j 1
fej ten fluttered around-him. 'Did you ]
: " "k come home to take dinner w?tb ns, ?
^^|; ^'ft?fer iud bather! are you ?
y'^f^f^^s?a^?*- Ytih was a treat io- i
^^^^^l^cd-r' Business-feld hits dating the <
a^^md ?as^oB on
I^^We si?w fit?eT
^. b?.wife, and thea the.
3ba$y*- l?ef?^ a tr?a? fight in the
niother'aeyea, for there wasinramell
?f wine about him.
.Well, sir,1 lie said to the baby,
.have you forgotten bow to walk, old
i fellow r Then the eager-children :
*0, father; he has been piroticing
all- day. And we all think he is
copying you. for he>hie8 to take
long steps, just as you did this mtorn
L^Fmust take care how I step, ' said
the lacier, and he looked over at Ms
w^e>: ?Sfc&K I teach him to copy
^father?' he asked her.
i But she could not answer, and ber
eyes f?Hed withi tears. O, if she only
dared to have her babies copy him in
..fl brought you a New Year's
present,* he said, and be leaned for?
ward and pushed across the table a
of paper.
*I? it a check ?' said the eager
chtt?ren, peeping^ fiouv^very side.
I ; ?Yes* he 8atdV smiting; *H ts a
[.js^ie^^keep-it' bombed: I'vebfeea
|ic^ing: Josie torday, and making
freaotat?Op*. 'Jonie, my boy, we
hwoo't ?n^j^^m to morrow; nortfce;
^?^?o eopy: us; ?we must becare?
tul/ - - *
Thea the mother, through her
^n^Jea^^^^e^^aad said
i^mk^?r
I, yno^-signed, do solemnly
jpvmisefTiecer lo (a^agaxn anything
Signed this New Tear's Day, 1384.
?JOSEPH Wl^imll?WE.
J*0|? hui lather/said ?f?ie,;'perr
haps you wi?l^ uave to taste ir, fer
Tncdiciiie, yon know/ ?- ; .
And - whet* the motlier beard ?is
.decided answer, 'I never will my
[hoy,* alie.sai? again ?Thank God/
fc 1So^l?^^^ao^thi^ only o?e woo
toqkaSrst step^that dary.-The Pan
Wy
Httle bbysHhr? plsying togeth?
er. ';v-'..
?Eddie/ said?Harry. 'TO be a minis
ter sud -preach yoi a sermon/
ng&/ sahl^?die, 'FlTbe the
^people.' , -.. .. ..
- Harry^bcgaa t": *My^ tcxt fe a short
and easy one : ^?fektod/ There arc
some texts io the Bible on purpose for
I little ehEdren; ind this is one of them.
'Tjh^rrarrf: g*eat many heads to n?y
\Ftrst^ Be kind to pap, and don't
make^n- Boise whenThe has a headache.
Lldon't belies?. Eddie, ^rnr know what
:a^?eadt<!he ts ; bat I coi I" had ooe
once, amii did not want to hear any otto
speak a tford ; and if I neara a nohe
the pain was dreadful 1
'jSecond, Be kind to, mamma, and
t make ber tell voa ^teado.* thin
an once,
must ge?
go toned/ haifa
^I?^ lie:kind to baby.
You hare leaved, out, bc
.Harry,- interrupted Eddie,
; *? es/said. Harrys *bot yoa wilt be
kind to me if you are kind to all the
others, because you will forget to be
unkind. I was saying. Be kind to ba?
by I ar?d lend: her your red soldier wheo
?he wants fe -
^Fonrth, r?kmd-So Jane, and-oWt
kick and seream wfeenrshe washes you.
Here- Kddte looked ashamed, and
staid: J*Bu?she polled my hair with the
comb/ _t
/People m usn't t al k in meeting,'said
. fFifiK Be hind to: Kitty. Do what
will make her parr, not what Will make
b^cry / '
~ fianry/'eried Eddie, with tears
ii? his/cyes; ^en't preach any:, more,
'caus? I wiilalways be kind now,'
"Slam Jonesism.
If theres-is ^one; character ^despise
above all others it is:a liar-all towns
have their regular 'town liar/ and I'd
rather be the lowes*; down town dog
that roams .the streets at night than to
he a maa you ean't rely on a word he
says:-/ one vrho couldn't teU the troth to
save his life at three fair trial?.
How I lore a truthful man-truthful
tn every act ?nd word of his fife ! One
who lives in, by, with, and for the
troth! Dis life becomes so wholly sat
ufated-wtthtruth that he couldVt tell a
falsehood if he were to try.
. ,We have all known men ont of" the
church of whom it was said, 'He is good
enough as he is/ and he believes it. Ue
thinks him*elf, perhaps, too good to
join, but when pressed to join be says,
'i'm too mean/ He U first- one thing
and theo another. He is like a poor
old ox in along, bot lane-all the grass
he gets is what he bites through the
crack of -the fence on either side, tie
rs neither in a garden of God nor io the
devil's plaudit too.
Half the eouimercial failures in the
world are the result of dishonesty-they
come of not doing right io the sight of
God and man. O, God, give us honest
meo and wotaen everywhere-and then
all the lawyers caa go to preaching, like
? did'. The practice of t&w ia profitable,
because men will give-more to save their
money than ' hey will give to save their
soots.
If you'll pat a-little downright justice
in your condoct with your wile and
children, you'll have happier homes, j
Did you ever start anywhere with your
wife and keep hurrjiog her up. when
you ought to know she has not only to
dress herself, but five children besides,
while you have nothing to do but get
ready.
A yoong man may get a striped bog?
gy and $10,000. aod he can go rtraaght
from the lowest dea of infamy, perfume
himself from head Ko foot, and visit
sweet, pate holies. : Wc need fathers
who will kick the yoong huck into the
street. They'd belter mind how they
roo against n y front gate !
1 have heard mothers say, whee a
neighbor's chi id would break some ar?
ticle of value, 'O, *h doesn't oiatter ;'
when? if their own child were to do it,
they'd slap him clean across the roo^
bord, give ns a religion that will make
ns good to out wives sud children and
friends aod neighbors.
It ts ooly a meas mao who has mean
leigbbor*. If you want good neigb
>ors, go and manufacture yoo some ;
roo eau do it" .
Francis Murphy says that marriages
tro made in beaven and dissolved io al
i^iot^Atlania Constitution. .
?^^w^roft?wa called a bar tender
^^^S?^^^?^ i? a bar tough .yS
Mas?wb^?fe^^^te State
iance Iosir^tioi^
Ope swallow Ao?sjB?t make a Som?
mer, bat it may make- tme fall if the
Kqaor be etroog eooagb^-Texar Sff
Cftngs.
. ^ man may -snece?sfaHy -pajot i^e
;towtf ted, bot when afterward he Iras a
brush with a poficeraao le loses color.
. ; The w hiakey-dealers are - eoopIahJag
that eales have Fallen off greatly:on ac
count of the hard times. But it ig not
a matter of public sorrow that peoi
feel that they cao^ afford to get
. A beading brewer, of Emporia, Kati,?
who declared he would ron his trosioe?
law or oo law, was found receo^H
boarding at the jail, to answer t^k
question 'Boes prohibition PR<^J(B
answered, 'Mine Got tn HimmM
lt ??.'-N?b; Temperance Atm
^ OF ?AY1J7R ^Tjlfl^^H
GeailemenT JU I
Bas' been used in' my hoW
reasons:- ^^^^^^^^fl
1st: To prevent falling out of
%L To prevent too rapid change otcW^|
3d. Aa a dressing. ; . . .
It has giren ezrt?ro satisfaction in every
tnmt***-^ Yours respectfully, .
WK; GASET CHASE."
AYER'S IIAIR VIGOR is entirely free
from tmcleanly, dangerous, or injurions sub?
stances. It prevents the hair from turning
gray, restores gray bair to its original color,
prevents baldness, preserves the bair and -
promotes its growth, corea dandruff and
ail diseases OJ! the hair and scalp, and is, i
Afc. the same , time, a very superior and
desirable dressing.
PEEP ABED BY
Df. J.C, Ayer ?Co., Lowei!,Mass.
Sold b7 all Druggists,
;.v^.,: jr
IS WAKBA?nCKOto<mreaU caiesof n^
.larial disease* such as Fever andAgue,Inter?
mittent or C???? Fever, Bemitten> Fever,
Dumb Ague, Batons Fever, and Liver Com
plaint. In case of failure, ^sfter due trial,
dealers are authorised? Iry our circular of
: July 1*^1882, to refuwd tte money.
Dr Jlyer? Co., i.oweH, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
25 YEARS
ie Greatest Hedical Triumph, of the Age
nrWPTONI^OF A
JJWM otappetite, Bowel? co?tITO, Pain la
: tb? head, with ? doll sensation ia the
hack ?ort? Fain wader the shealder*
blade. Fal Ines? Sliter entiaa, with a dis
indi nation to exertion of hod y *>r mind,
I Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with
' a feeling-sf karloff neglected ?orae dst y,
Wewrisess, X>izzin ess, Fluttering at the
-Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache
ever rho right eye, Restlessneve, with
? rf ni dremn?, Highly colored Urine, and
_CONSTIPATION
TUTT'S PlXX^are especially adapted
to each esses, one dose effects sac ii a
change; of feeling as to astonish tho sufferer.
They Increase the Appetitet*nd cause the
bedr to Take otk Flo*b,ttm* tao eyrtem ls
nourished* and by ? heir Tonic Action ca
tue IHse^veOrwanSiReanlar stool? aro
T?TT8 HAIR DYE.
' GKAT HAIR oe WmaKXBS changed to a
GI/MWY BLACK by a single application of
thia Dre. It imparts a natural color, acta
inatantttneon&ly. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of SI. .
Office, 44 Murray St., Wow York*
IF YOU WANT TO
FULL YOUR GAME BAG,
AND MAKE
Bi?
s USE
SHOT GUNS.
AH the Latest Improvements.
:-.-***.
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ADDRESS
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SOLE AGENTS FOR
E, REMINGTON & SONS'
Sporting Arms ?nd Ammunition,
281 & 283 Broadway,
_ NEW YORK.
WESTERN OFFICE,
D. H. LAMB EPSON ?CO.,
73 State Street, Chicapo, m.
ARMORY, - - - IU0N, N. Y.
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
RADE IN THE ?EST M AMER, ET SKILLED WOR?JER.
RE1E18ES TRAT CUR 633BS ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE.
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL CO.,
ILIO^ N. Y.
\>\r Vnrk Offlre. 11S Chamber? Street?
J. F. W . DELORMK,
Afient.
-DEALKR IN
mm i mimo,
TOILET S?APS, PERFUMERY,
AND ? Ll j KINDS OP
Druggist's Sundries
USUALLY KKPT IN A FIRST-CLASS DRU?
STORK.
Mmcco, Snuff and Scgars,
GARDEN SEEDS, &C,
-0
Physician's Prescriptions carefully
..om pounded, and orders answered
iv i th caro and dispatch.
The public will find ray stock of
Medicines complete, warranted genu- j
ue, and of the best quality.
Call and see for yourselves.
Sumter. S. C., Jau. 20,
Popularity at borne in T-M W-^
test of merit, bat ve poinM ^L.
that no oilier medicine
sucJi universal appr#?SaM
state, and country, and M
The following letter fp^B
known Massachusetts Dr
interest to every sufferer- *^|fl
fiHE?M?TlSM. ^ mLtm
. rere that ?cenld noiW^-^^i
dress, witboaVhelp.^ tried
dies witboiR&aueU (??py reTr.
Arm's SARS.U'ARI^C?.^..?^PPI^
bottles - of *hJc?|??&.- ^ - W
>sfepolar?eThe r^ble cures it has
S?i^tf ?this TV?? ' - evince rae that vt
km Mood ? ?? er offered to the
j MMBrT I J>. F. HAKBIS,"
:| W?| $Ma? "May 23,18S2.
^1 ? . ..-GEORGE ANDREWS,
'i^B Br overseer in thc Lowell
.?Am M ? Carpet Corporation.
?M Hears before bis removal
BA^'lt Bhemn its
t ualk covered
fl fl^iLs v?dy and
I Hereto ?r4twSatisfaction,
General Office, Uto, N. Y*
Kew York Oftee, 288 Broadway.
toying Agents Wanted,
REMIIIGTON
(Donblo and Triple Action)
Tho REMINGTON PUMP is ahead
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WE FURNISH ATTACHXESTS TO THE
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MTI-T,.
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-ALSO
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March 10
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Every ?armer ?8 interested in the welfare of
bis stock, and should have on haudrfor'ready
reference a book describing the ailments his
stock is subject to, a^d the remedies therefor.
In considera i ion of this fact we have procured
for the benefit of our farmer subscribers ?
large number of copies of "Kendall's Treatise'
on the Horse," one of which we propose tb;
give to every one who poy* JOT his paper in
advance. The book is one of
great ralue, as ?pgr^^xS 11 iS an in^ex ?'
diseases win tri QArjySg gives the symp?
toms, caose.and aaSSES the ^)est treftt*
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table, giving all the principal drugs used for
theborse, with the ordinary dose, efFects, and
antidote when a poison ; also a table with an
engraving of the horse's teeth at different
ages ot the horse; a valuable collection of]
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Remember we GIVE this valuable work tb
all who pay their subscription in advance
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AXD
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What Nols, Wall Brackets, Chromos,
. Window Shades and Fixtures,
Picture Frames, Cord, Tassels,
Picture Glass, Window Glass,
Putty, Matresse8, ke.t &c.
THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT,
IS FULL AN'D COMPLKTB.
COFFINS AND CASKETS of all descrip?
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ranging
For Adults-from $5 to 125.
For Children-from $3 io 45.
My special personal attention, day by day,
is given io this business, iu all its depart?
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case.
Oct. 9
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LIENS,
TITLES,
MORTGAGES,
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nd also to old subscribers who pay all arrears
add a year in advance.
- C. I. HOYT Sc BRO.,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles,
&c, &c,
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
SPORTING: MATERIAL,
Shells, Wads-aod Everything Pertain?
ing to Breech-Loadiog Guns.
Dec 16 ?
RUBBER STAMPS
>; NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING
wirb' indelHble ink, or fur printing visiting
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STAMPS OP ANY KIND
for .'tamping BUSINESS CARDS, ENVEL
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stries on barn], t^icb will be ?bown with pleas- I
SR'filled promptly.
^ on- C. P. OSTEEN,
th? Watchman and Southron Office.
:-ARE YOU
TPftlTRT ?7TV ^ f?y&s* peen*1
1 ilU UjpLUl/itor to your gentle sex?
If so, to you we bring tidings of comfort
and great joy. Yon can, ?
j?j I BE CURED
and restored to perfect health by nsing
Bradfield's
r Female
g rRegnla I nl
It isa special remedy for all diseaJf ?BP
taining to tbe womb, and'any ioteilig?
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directions. It is especially efficac:o?sf?Q&k
of ^suppressed-or painful menstr^g^j,- in
whites and partial prolapsus, - .-ff affords'im?
mediate relief and' permepffy restores the
menstrualIfr^^mn. As^T remedy te be used
^?mmmm^ B^nod kn^woas "Change
^^able preparation baa
^^Saved Her Life !
RIDGE, MCINTOSH CO-, GA.
Da.'J. BRADPriLD-Dear Sir: I hare taken
several bottles of your Female Regulator for
falling of the womb and other diseases com?
bined, of .sixteen years standing, and I
really believe I am cured entirely, for which
please accept my heartfelt thanks and most
profound gratitude. I know y oar medicine
iaved my life, so yon see I cannot speak too
highly in its favor. I have recommended it
to several of my friends who are suffering as
I was. Yours very respectfully.
MRS. W. E. STEBBINS.
Oar Treatise on th?-^Health and Happiness
of Woman''mailed free.
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the trouble of writing us. Foll particulars,
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Maine.
BONGAREE AERIES.
G-R APE VINES
--AND
SMALL FRUITS IN GREAT VARIETY
For 38?e at lowest prices. Addj?^
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Oct 21
ASHLEY SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC.
The S. G. S. is the cheapest* and the~besfc, and the only Specific Fertilizer
for Small Grain on the MarfceL
The S. G. S. has been used all over oar Southern States for the last three
years, and has given great satisfaction.
"' " 'ASHLEY ASH ELEMENT,
Of superior activity and efficiency ; a cheap and excellent Fertilizer for
Small Grain, especially when used with Cotton Seed or manure to supply
Ammonia.
ASHLEY COMPLETE GARDEN FERTILIZER,
Delivered free; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies, Blowering
Annuals, &c.
For terms, directions, testimonials, and for the various attractive and instruc?
tive publications of the Company, address,
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Sept 23 , Charleston, & C.
RICHARD J. MORRIS,
-DEALER IN- \ j
Stoves, Ranges, Grates, &c3
ROOFING TIN, SOLDER,
SHEET IKON AND WERE.
US KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S* C.
Sept 16 o
Ene Largest and Host Completo
Establishment South.
Established 1842.
GEO. S. HACKER & SON,
O?ee and Warerooms, Kthg, opposite
Cannon Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS,
'AND BUILDING HATSBXAL.
-ON
EASY TERMS.
I have the agency in
this County for the
CELEBRATED
IDEAL BICYCLE,
THE BEST BICYCLE MADE
FOB THE MONEY. t
For particulars, call
on me at the WATCHMAN AND
SOUTHRON OFFICE, where I
will take pleasure in exhibit
?og thc machine.
C. P. OSTEEN.
$ MONEY MADE!J
Adare?11 SOUTHERN BIVOUAC,"
B. F. Avery A Sons, Louisville. Ky
SAVE YOUR MONEY
-BY
MARKING YOUR CLOTHES
-WITH
RUBBER STAMP
-AND
INDELLIBLE INK
FOR SALE BY"
C. P. OSTEEN,
At Watchman and Southron Office,
SUMTER, 9. C.
J&'Itik Warranted Indellible.
B. i MITCHELL & SON,
PROPRIETORS OF
The Merchant Flour Mills
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TUE SALE OF.,
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own man'f Vre.
-ALSO,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN, &c.
-ALSO,
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEED RYE.
AU our Goods guaranteed best quali?
ty and at lowest prices. No charge for
delivery to Railroad.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
APRTT?1 ^n<* si*"cents for postage
I iU.ZjJj.arid receive free,, a costly box of
goods which will help you to more money,
right away than anything else in this world.
All, of either sex, succeed from first honr.
The broad road to fortune opens before; the
workers, absolutely sure. At once address,
True k Co., Augusta, Mam?. ?
WULBERN & PIEPER,
TOOLES?LE GROCEBS,
AND DEALERS IN
167 an<fl6$f^gsi-Bay.,
GHAELESTON, S. 0.
Dec. 2 _?. 6
S. B. THOMAS, ?gfc
No. 320 KING STREET,
Y Opposite Liberty,.
fini W^S^??
Li ACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WINDOW AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER.
CHARLESTON S. G.
Vee l l o
Z_ .Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Boots, Shoes, Tranks,
Sags, &c.
No. 233 STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Pr.r ti colar attention given to Filling
of Orders, and all Goods gnaranteed as
represented.
Jap 6_*
GEO. W. STEFFENS,
SUCCESSOR TO
Steffens & Werner?
WHOLESALE GBOCEB,
Auction and Commission Merchant
and Liquor Dealer.
10? EAST BAY ASD 50 AM? 52 STATE Sis.,
(Auction Room State Street,),
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Consignments Solicited.'
NOT 25 - o
KID GLOVES
Foster's '?Tres Bon"-Kew Hook
Real French fid Glores.
5-hookSj $1.50 ; 7-iiooks, * $1.75 j 10-nooks,
$2.00 per pair.
WTflXG&JX^ CARDAI
STATIONERY and a vari?^ofert?clea/f^
Christmas Presen ts. .
STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY
and a fall assortment of . all necessary mate*
rials. Lesson?' in Embroidery at reasonable
rates. Bat tenet's Fashionable Dress Pat
-terns at PHIL. SCH?CKMANN,
271 KING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C.?
Dec 16 v
GEO. L G. COOK,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
281 KING STREET,
Charleston, S. C.
March 24 r
GO TO '
S. TU0M.4S, JR., & BRO.,
VIZ KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
- -FOB-:-?
Fine Diamonds, Watches,
CLOCKS, JEWELRF,
SILVER ANO PLATES WARE,
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES*
: - ,v. - Large assortment of
WEDDING PRESENTS s
always on hand, * >'
Orders promptly fitted, Watches (ind
jewelry carefufhf repaired by
expert teorfcroe*. '
273 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Septos . - o
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S, C.
First Glass in aliI its Appointments.
Sapplied with all Modern Improvements.
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy Rooms,
Otis Passenger Elevator, Elec?
tric Bells and Lights, Heat*
ed Rotunda.
RATES $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00.
Roe*u$ Reserved by Mail or Telegraph.
Septl$
THE AIMAR HOUSE,
CORNER OF
Vanderhorst and King Sta
HAVING BEEN LEASED BY
(Formerly of 190 Meeting-Sit,) -
I'S NOW"t)P-EN for th? accommodation of
Boarders. Parties visiting Charleston will
find this House convecremlj^iuxated for busi?
ness, and directly on the line of Street Bailwaj.
Terms, per day, $1 50.
Feb 18
WRIGHTS HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, & <7.
1-1HIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE, \
with all modern improvements, is now
open for the reception of guests.
S. L: WRIGHT & SON,
May 6. _Proprietors.
Mmore money than at anything else by
taking an agency for the best selling
book out. Beginners succeed grandly.
None fail. Terms free. Hallett Book Co.,
Portland. Maine.
WORK SHOPS
^tTTHOtTT STEAM POWER
BX usnra OUTFITS OP
unm* m. mr m
machinery can compete
steam power. Sold on trial,"
Metal and woodworkers send?or
pn<:cs. Illustr'd catalogue free.
T, &? JIM). Burne* Cow
Rockford, 111? i
Address No S H fr Main St -1 _
FIST MS JOB IORI
AT BOTTOM-PRICES.
WESEL
COPI sMSrtSSI)
TBAINS Q0T&13r Soi
Joly ?% 1*85
Leave Wilsington .- 4 J?4& pm?lfr.?
Leave Waccaiaa^.^^r..;.^,:Jjgg?>S= g^^^^g
LO?V? Marion^................ I r3?^i ^?5*"?^
Ar^rr Floreaee.^.... .. -: tS^S^&i f Sfe^?S
Ar'?? -'Sainte?- 'CM*? r*^F-jr^:S?
\ TBnlNS G0L5<J NOBTU^:
Leore^CoteiaW^^rtS^^
ArVe*?ow!ee-^^^.?^.% ;?**?v^g
Lea?? Pl?renee?.^.-.^. 'if^P? c*?fcsU??g?
Lea?? Marion.. '?gp?^jr ^>
Leavo^aecamaw.^-.^ .
? Tr? iii No. 43^top* a t ali ?tot?snav
Train? No. 48 W47-*top?osl? *t *
Whitevill?, Lak? Wm^caiytat
ol ?, Marion, P*5et Dee?.flottn?; riwwwWt,
Lynchburg, MavesT?lle, Softer, ISfdge**?*-. ,
Ca mden-Jtmerwn and-*?sto*?f.~ : - r 'v^:j^p^p^p
P.vsengers for Celomtia ?ad a? p*ift4*:?ft
C. A G. K. 1?V CC/*. A?-JL.'?M&|!!?&g|?
Aikeor Junction, and all point* h
take No. 40 Night Expr?s*, y&uiiw* 5 .?-cj*T
for Angosta on this train. . ./ \
Pullman Sleepers for Savaa^a&oo't
AH train? rna solid between Cnor?i^,
WUmington. ,s -... ;.wVr pgpp^^S
- J0B?TT: PW?ir^fl^w?a^fc,.^
T. M. BMBESONy Gen- Po?"
N0RTlr?STH??.?.;
SUPERIHTOTDBlTf ?8 OJPP1?S?
NORTHEASTERN. BA?LROJU>m^
CHA?LBSTO?, S: CV J* ce -^J??as^
On and after this date tb? i<^mr^&Bt?r
dule will be ran daHyafe I. ..
Leave Charleston. Amre*Fk?H)e*? ? :
No. 4^11,50 ?^??^?~^; iW^^I
No. 47-12 55 A. x-?? 4 WjfcJU-'J
Leave Florence. . Arrive Charietto?u^^;
No. 40- 1 35 Xa XA~~??~?& 40. Ai Mv^
No. 42-12 05 x.. .^^^410- ^l^;^
Nos. 42 and 43 will stop atoll S?a?ost.
Nos.40and47 w^??titt^r '^;^?#
CENTBAL flATT?BOAD P>CEIOTLJ
: DAILY:' --r '
No. 53-I^?esC^Ieston^..^<^^^^iSii
, Arrives Colombia -.>JJiM^??&
No. 52-Leaves Cornmbm *#jjf!!
4 4 Sumter.S^^^Ji
. Arrives C^arlestoii^.?.ivV?^^^KM
No. 53 stops at Lanes, at Manni?j?wj^s^
na!, and Sumter, j""- '?.'.?-;W^^^^f
No. 52 stops on signal ot pr&ripoi atotkex
of Central, and Wilmington, tk>lemhfe ?ad
Angosta Railroads.,,r -^i^^mHk
-fining CAFS are attached to t!ies?tn&&&
- GRAHAM DAVES, GeneralAw??||
iSont? Carolina
PASSENGER J>BPJ
COMMENCING MAT ?A; ISSaVrM?
ger Train* will ron. as iollowa, wtlttAi
thar notice. (No .tralot^iio^^o^^j^M
Branch cn Sundays. Standard,l3mt^.m?irt
Leave Camden.;?.j>fe?)>^^3^^
Leave Ca m Jon Jonction... S tia la/w^l
Airiveat Colombia-. * 25 a aa ?Mfpi
Leave Colombia........-. 30 om;.:'S-?;|^|
Arrice Camden J unction ...TO 55 oM 'Zt?t???J?
Arrive ot'Coin^en^^^'-lil^'is^^l^gj
. TO: coABuarroat .;.'?:v^|^^
Leave Camden?....^....^.?^^.
LeaTojBaadeo Jone%..R.^.M.?.V..i.;^B^a
Arrive at Charleston
.Arrive CSmden Joac*^...JZ^^^^^^^a
Arxive ot Camden
Leave Camden ....?? ^ .'.r^^^^fe
Leave Camden Junc^ 5 li^ri
Arrive ot AngosU...^........^.?r^^i^^!
TROX Att?nST?^ :-'" '^E^^^S
T<eaVe Angosta.'...--^^?^^?^ryj^^
A rr ive Camden. Jonc-CL. ?. ?... ^^^S?S^?
Arrive Camdtn.^.^.^.^. .^^^^^?f 14<0i
Conrre?uons made at &>lo9bU>'??^C^M^g
ki? aud Greenvilie l^Uwad ?H4h^wajo?^,l^'|
fro? all pvinti on that Road .and .c*^jfa?r*-?>:
tanburg, IJnioo and Colombia aaid Sf?t?iSim^^
and Af be ville lUiIn>adjt, alto- with --t?^pfc^?
lotte, Colombia nod Aagaat? lUBr^i-j??fpot^
from all points Nrrth, both wayo,,- bj Jb?9?^?
leaving Camden at 7 60 a m, aadizriv?a^ai^vf.
Connections mada at A\it9Mt?^U:: *t?ft&^:
all Pointa West and .SouthjfisL)S?i??^St^S^
and with Coarto! R. B.t'*."* ^^ffifl
Connections mad? at<Hiari?atoO'>lrli S?io?t^i,
I ere to and from New York on ?atovdayo^??^
wiih Charleaton and,Sawamah BaHwy^^80*
vannah and ?ll pointi Sontk, and wUh atOO?t>''v
'erg -for Jackson vileT and7 po?n*a on Bt^-Oot?oj^
-tiver on Tuesdays and Saterdoyo; ^
Connections nade at Black vitia wit?i ,?oil|^
well H. B. to and from Barnwell bjr^?
on Angosto 'Divisioo. N^O^^SI^I
TDttO?Ga TICJ?BTS to a?ooiof^?.*Or\"?
porcbasad by ?ppijiof: to^ 4oiRaa I^o^Af?l
at Camden. , .... . J>.. &.,A?$$&^: y.^
Genernl PaiaeDger aB^TSekot~^pAt...Jl^C;
JOHN B. PUCK, eeoarol Jtano^r^ i '^
THE HOm i^? I
:... 211 sm^sT^^^^^M
. - Four Boors South Academy ^mm^i^r^
rpHIS wen'appoTnted WSSHtU^^tJ?^^M
X. the reception of Guests, BoicES^8a??iSig
by O. T. ALFORD, recently propitelBt flf^f
tbe*?New Brighton Bot?," Su?ftvoA^iil?i^^-^
The "WINDSOR" is ngmty^ingttjj^p*
throughout, bar?Dg ^T^^'1^^^^^1^^'' :?
King^r?^wWe^emrr?&ats?ei?
All the Boons Pry, Airy tpd Pleojoat.
To moko tbo-"POTE& WINO80l^^rn??^^i
has long been wanted, o STRICTLX' FAMK :-;|a
LY HOTEL, _ ....
Aro Liquors wiU lc sold OJ*ihc premmu-?|3|
Rates, $1.50 to $2.00 ptr day-Liberal Wm
terms made by the week or months . . s?-&g&
G.T. ALTOBD, Kojwf iw
Obtained, and oil bosioess in the tT>8?Ti?r^^?
Office, attended to for ODERATE PEES; ?,-. :-y^^?
Ova office is opposite the?. S- BaUct O?u\%???B?
&ad we can obtain patents ia lest tiot'tin? "--'.-^
those remote from W ASH INGTOKl * > .
Send OD EL OR DRAGING. / Wor?low
aoto paten totality free of cbjirge;* aad: '^^??fe
makeKO CHARGE UNLESS mORtjat:^
PATENT. . ... ' ? : . A<m
We refer, here, to the PostmMter, theSno*.. ~- ^
of Money Order Div., and to oficWr ^at*^'|^
U. S: Patent Office. For- circn^"1nilvlc^^l^
terms oed. reference to actnai clients in yo?r -.. .ip^-^K
?wn State, or county address r.-?r V'-" " 'J
C A. SNOW.^ 3
Opposite Patent Office^ Washingtoiy l>i C ^
THE WA VEit?#?
CHARLESTON, S. -
The above Boote having been ~?
NEWLY F?R*t?l^D[^^
throughout, in a ^.../-. :v->^j?^?^
FIRST-CLASS MANN*R,5; : '^^^^
?3 witbont exception the most ^b?^jlj^v^j^'.'
Furnished House in the City , and far^jbr: jfe,^:^^^p
Public's obedient servant, ^^Sjll??aH
RATES-$2-o?at2^0 p?^^.^S^?^^^
/nun II i ?mn i ?ii O'" ^ i?miWrli
FIRE INSURANCE COMP
. 0 ,
^ffin^UNDESSIGSSOti
I Conipany." o??d
stores^ goods, dwelH
md stables. The f
Ibo bist
?me as the other
colis especial a t tent io?;..... -
asen^idan.'.-.
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