The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, September 15, 1885, Image 4
^^t^^^Sb^^^4?oD) the dost the abject head, .':
^^^^^^^gjT?i^am; a foe to a friend instead ; .'
^i^l^^^hai^eaiWd?se .baired- .with -passion aa*
^iVr^^TOlT?r#it4i??ir knock;its portal wide; -,
^^^^^Jtai'??3??^t3ua:W^ht*?nd> the--scorn tba
^^^^^^^^^t?^$i?the-fon?taio ofch?f?like tea rs^ ..
:^:v?^L!J^Whai riierslaf lote' been, stirred,
kindness spoken.
y^^^^^^B^nl^; w^.irord I, .
^^^^^^^^^^^pj^^rSne raittJfc little
^^^p^ktc?a^??l.:sor iras: ~ dependen t a great
|S?|^^^?:0^i^crIme orr lier ""faur brothers
?M^^S^SW^?? ? ???? ,&?th.e?r credit,
gcaera%diked ?hate bei
^^^^f^s^^^^^^^^^^edzred it wasn't
have, a girl
^^^^^?^^^^ifter them,, aria Nat, the u?zt
^^^S^IS^^K^^; ^ - trtat Tom
^^^E??'2^^a^^FeW of it.' And
fe^^^fSc^?o '?ffia'foafrejochear it again, j
I^S^p^ ^Tfrey-;wo*f?ufjt - tell: where they were
^^^^^^pin^t?t^as?e 1^o?ir^^y.^wel? it was
^F^^^e??ieri?oat bend :in}th? ?river" about Isaif
^^^^fe?^nir8e"awa^ rcalled Long [Creek, or 'eise
?S^^*^ed.?- ^he^Tnearrt ' to;' ireep^abb?f
v-l^??t???o^t?r,"'AD? fod out impossible-', which
^^?^^i^^?'boy?we?x -going,, titea tr cst to
- . lier sharp little wits to be ableto smu<??
^^^'^^beisw or 'so'?r?fiowv.. .. . - * - '
||??^^^ and
S^S?rf she^ >waated--;Trd td go an errang
^^^^V^jfi^^i^^&^^e?d ?d, 'we.
0^^*^lf?r? irer?jsst gor?goff somewheres:
i?is? ??* 5 *^??> r"wepKe^ the.jnother,
^^^*^^;f$bf o^jrmovetfoffw??i'r?dK?r'a sallen
^^^^^m^'J^.^????'f?!IbVed,vit'b. a pieing
?V3J?H4D^-sa rprising?y snort-space of
^^^.^^^D^'iro^SS^tH'e cornier, again ^bounced
^^p^^?^L'?i? oldest iait^on,,-and'.'his hat
ISI^S^* ?bticbed-down-over h?s:facet?>r?.
^.l^^^i^Dt^?T?^warn? time for comments,
^^^f???f*3o?e oirr..3Hi.-ferry np,, that lit-,
?^^^^?^Jeli^^{^aits^ hes run into the
? k*S^ and, now's oar time
r! .^f?if*:>% ?ff:tb?ptocped7 and in a moment it
^...T?ec^a^Kaeri?' they were bound for:
; j^^rBwek-a inSe .distant. a
5^^f^;>^d-TnshefFbn ahead and gained first
ti^afrfcaijas cpnsideied .the. ??est .perch for
.Give ns a line/ he sung out rather
5? - v r?d?i ?jr-?? the others ca m e u p.
??r^i.-J0->-. :Ssm banded the urchin the worst rod
^^^^'?.^*S?'at.-wh-khp- Tid-im mediately produc
0Af^y^soo?^Taw^eat from a side pocket.
.; ~.-f~ >- *W???, Xh?pe you're meaa eDougbu'
4T^^/.;^f?oiDp?a?oe?i<!Nat; *the rest of us haVa
.^^^.?stop and. find worms.'
z^^^f^0SSSgJtit a'lef^Sne find some worms
. . ijy.j?<tx?? taken the child along,' said Tid,
"%i. -'Weli now, behold how wise and an
^: at once-?'-laughed
-::->'-^|^^?9^^i*Sa^'bo5ff?- do;you hear, this an
; ? - s dent relic advising as about 'the child V
: ^ 4 / ".Shouldn't think you'd ! wau t to show
jH^l^ Jour -face/ observed Jerry,., as Tid
S^S^Son??ed7.?^ old hat farther over his
vEi^v^?^S?i^^?* ^ome .dextrousi r trolling
??f-^.^4:ii??il.the fly.
?^^^^?^?i^^^^'if^^became, of Sujsie^ ob-?
^ 5?rea'Tom : ' ;?*d'' a-?et her . conte ob?f
V ' ?he usually manages to coax the fish all
K-^i-xi Aa way from my batt and I don't, like to
- - he beaten byi a girl every time. Hullo,
- T?? ! that's a nice catch. My, ain^tyou
?::'^2i2 iocty, though P. . .
w^2?.iVy;'-i3Sd quietly laid, the-fish down and
^^?l on;W?th?hi& quiet sport.
After about two hours there were in
W?$? ? dications of aO'&pproachiog shower, and
fix! boys began reluctantly preparing to
^?-hM>n?e^*?. , . M ^ - . '.*
5^^^^^v4hejf had met with particularly bad
:^^^^^c5^'?2?eit??r.>X?m or ^?at.had caught
.v.;.;-'..- a single thing,, while Jerry had secured
^^?i^?^ne^fa^ tiny fish ho threw it away inj
'^. disgust.'- - -. - - -
. > ^ ^ Tid had brought up two large and
one moderate sized trout, and with all a
> ' 'boyTs natural promptness had drawn a
]?' .' 'g* thicjs. string from some pocket or other,
\ ;? ; ,' o.iieil ?tf ^ar?u?d their jaws: and strutted
ft ?3;' ^ in-high glee with the dangling treas
ares.. .?
? ? . ; *I say, Tid,' Tom began as he start
>;> ^ed for home. .'I'll give you five cents
^for one ef-those fish- I dou't just want
Is^^^H t^at little pickaniay we dodged so cute
^^^Syf-'^bf to ocgin -oroiffiag first thiug because I
^^^^^v jdidfi'fc. fetch ,ap an^ihing/
iflPl^k * Won't do it,' announced Tid.
^^^g^%^Meli you've; beenr odd enough all
^fe^ft^?^fte^oon/rob^rve^d .Tom. *If you
^^gr' --Hw?'tedSusie' to c?me so dreadfully, why
?fe1h- - "'- didn>you say so before V .
- ^^eii^tlga f^msf^Ge? deaf/- cbc
crtt?e^dmr ^om?,vtev added, ?EH
>g?ve-^?-;feaveen,te:?or -?n?- of those big?
gest felters, haw?s tb?t-for a bargain ?'
; Wondit sell,* muttered Tid. ??;
*~ 'Wonder if Sue's 'gol the' dumps/
said Nat; '.'twasfinder, mean to slink
ofFanoVi?ave'pussy aRalot?e/
'BeiievfrTft?et ber |go myself next
time,* said Toni./ .'I guess-'
But whatever ile guessed remained
[van unsp^e^?mfvstery, f^^just-then as
' they*reached*- th'?r gatee ?the ' -party was*
suddenly confronted by an apparition at*
which taree of them at least gazed in
L^a^k^isniay. g ^ -x L ?, % -
j ""If w?s'Vnotner TiidV"
p What it meant Toni, Nat and Jorry
[ c?n??-n?t imagine in theirastobishment,
bat the figure in the yard broke oat in
injured tone? i -
5'Th?nkyou..boys are a fine crowd to
hook off just because ma sent me an er?
rand. I wouldn't ?-served you fellers,
such a trick for. anything. And as for
^^Mi^Stfe;\fine^a^t?t,?; rigging up
~ra a cove's d?dHuit a?d* maluifg olF more
like a bojOtbatfeveK - I ?tyvmsie/fbe*
Jst epnrpteoV htm sel? witbr^ ?addeo^; h uc- :
\fo\ fmfc?, "^rV We ?resfrfeH?r bf thern ?
^all,"aln.rt^out .^when it comes, io Jabing ;
'^o^mioa^^tQ angle' up' three fiue
. gpe cime ns-,? .an d the ? b i g hoys g ot- nary a
bite? Serve^BT?-right ; we'll: invite
yT3?F;^fordsh?p: -next 'lime, won't jwe
lads;:; "
?ii ?'saSi-BjO use-trying, ri Neither the
father nor mother- could keep a sober
countenance when, in m?st~?ggrieved
tones,"Vt?ie^)lde^|5Qns/told how little
'Mister ?Suc had deceived and outwitted
them ' when - they thought'- "t&ey had.
dodged her so completely.": 'r *
.v ^apa. roared outright ; "hut ' mamma
reuiarked as. kindly as ever, that she
fought ;.-it .mora manly, by far for.
brothers to be' indulgent and 'consider?
ate with-an- onlyTsister ;: and although
sHe' h^eoV&er dear tittle daugtftef would
$jicf$ne ajr5e^??^?.;la^y "5r? time, yet
she bardjy believed , it. would be m neb
use-at presentr to'try the experiment of
?o?gwg Suslet^CoIden Ride.;
A, True Home.
&2?>Cv? ? -i.. Li ')
The following beautiful .gem1 is float?
ing ajaund.the-p?ess, as a-vWai?, r
^w??^^4??^^^eTfoct? home I- ever saw
wasra little home4n4-(Lt.?^^?*fc incense
oTJ wirose -4Llt?Tcfir?sv-werilto costly
things.. ^The^imother:was; the creatoro,f
the : houie- Her relations- - > with her
children wereHne most beautiful I have ]
ever seen. Even the dull alcorn mon -
place, man was lifted up .and, enabled to.
work, for, souls'bv^^
this?woman created. s Every, inmate joi
herJfouse ihv5lun^ril^4^?k?d into
fece>ior ^e^keynote; of ?the <lay,
'nr ^i??^?s?P^^^ys found time
lt - beside -*Sour i plates at-breakfasts
to the-story she had onhaatTto be
ybe f vening therecwas rrof inter
'inSuence. She bas*" been ;
?eV my ideal o? a wife,
" If io her
qui^| fcjfoSa5_^uisi:e
face batM?een^^re?^l?e^ppliaDce^oi
wealth and the enlargement of wide
eulture; hers would have been*'the ideal
ofjioine. As it was, it was th? best I
h?veeverseen. ""
Her Grammar.
Jjf is-5a|p|tbej5c :^ght: tb* Watch the
meanderings of*" the childish mind
through il the vi Ibtri?ab?es: of: - .English
grammar.- .ri?l?e -Jane bad repeatedly ,
oeen" reproved Tor aoTnJ violence to tho
moods anjo* tenses pf the verb 'to be/
She'wplLhS tay ^fbe'/ii?tead of) 'I am,'.
an1l7or.a.tinic. it seemed as if no one
e?uld" prevent Finally; Aunt; Kate
made a-rule not to answer an ?correct
question; but to wait: ointil: it was cor?
rected.- ;,;J ." - ??? /; . . r./.
-One day the,two sat together, Aunt
Kate busy rwith emhroidery and little
Jane.ovecJier dolls. Presently doll so?
ciety became. tedious, and the child's
att?ntien ' was" ' attracted to the embrqjL4
*cry frame. . ,? ^
.'Aunt Kate,' said she, 'please tell me
what that is going.to"be?'..'
-. tBuit Aunt Kate., was counting, and
dio! noJTanswer. Fatal word, be-l It was
ber old enemy, and to it alone could
fthe-ohHd ?as?ibe'7tike.' siience that fol
^owec?P^"^ * i ;
'Aunt Kate,'she persisted, with an
honest attempt to correct her mistake,
'please tell me what that is going to
Still auntie sat silently counting,
though her..lip culled with amuse?
ment. . . ' ' '" -
Jane sighed, but made another pa?
tient, effort.
'Will you please tell me what that is
going to areV
Aunt Kate counted on. perhaps by
this time actuated by a wicked desire to
kuow wb??t would come next."The little
girl gathered her energies* for one last
and great effort':
'Aunt Kate, what am that going to
are V- Youth's Companion.
C The Xast. of His Race.
A good story is told about a purse
proud old uoblcman who was traveling
through the rural districts of ?Sweeden.
Over in that country the people do not
have quite?o much respect for the titled
aristocracy as in some other localities
ou.the continent. One day this noble
man-^cam.e. roliing-.up tora, country tav?
ern, ?na as bo stopped Iiis carnage, he
called out in an imperious tone ;
'Horses, Landlord; horses here at
once.3
'I am very mach pained to inform
you, my lord, that you will have to wait
sometime over an hour before fresh
horses can be brought in,' replied the
landlord.
*?Iow!" violently exclaimed the no?
blemen, 'this to me? My man, I de?
mand horses at once.'
Then observing the fresh and sleek
j looking horses which were being led up
j to another carriage, he said :
H *F^r whom are those horses?'
I 'They were ordered for this gentle
I man/answered the landlord, poiutieg to
j a tall slim iudividuui a few paces dis
? tant.
*I say, my man,' called out the no
J Ueman to the slim gentleman, 'will
yon let me have those horses if I pay
you a liberal bonus therefor/^
'Not much,7 answered thc slim gen?
tleman, *1 intend to use them myself/
'This to me !' exlaimcd the noble
i man.
'That's what I said/ replied the slim
man.
'Perhaps you are not aware who 1
i am ?' roared the now thoroughly agita?
ted.and irate nobleman. *I am, sir,
Fields Marshal Baron George Sparre,
j the lasi^aud only one of my race/
zm^e?y.'-j^d0 to hear that,' said/
fte^ slim maii.Htepping into his car-;
rfage. It wouId:be a terrible thi?g t?
:'tKm^lhat\th?r&vn>ight'be -more of yon
comi?g. 'I am inclined to think that
"your race will be a foot'race.'-Sift"
?ngs. ii
**.- THE RULES - OP/ELIZABETH FRY.
IHiefoJlowfng. ruieVJor the guidance of
Hfe"*are hy, the celebrated Mrs.-Fry :
fc>. Never ?oseianyltimev I-do not con?
fider that lost wHch is spent in amuse
hment or'reCT^eaticn everyday-; but al?
ways-be. in the habit7 .of.^being em
lplayead "?>-v v " -
t ' '; Never .err the least in tru th,
y: Never say - an ill th?Dg of a person
when thou canst say a good thing of
him. Not only speak charitably, but
feel so.
Never be irritable or unkind to any?
body.
' .Never indulge thyself in luxuries
that are not necessary.
;.I}Q all things with consideration, and
when thy path to act right is most difn
-cuit.'pttt confidence in that Power alone
?^>ie^4s-ftWe^?o-.asst8t thee, - -&04l~ exert
iHhrae own powers asrfarras .tbey go.
. "Ihtliquor selling" be confined to the
[.saloons', "the" filthy "^dives' and rum
shops, and half, the ; temptations that
lead to intemperance.would be removed.
It is io the bar-room of the respectable
hotel, at the wine table of the fashionar.
*ble resort, that young men begiu. to
tread..the road that leads to a drunkard's
grave.; - It is here that the first drink is
taken and-the coDvival habit formed.
The elegant bar room, with its cut-glass
mirrors, its paintings and tapestry, is
only the feeder of the grog-shop and
'dive.' The transition from one to the
ether is easily and quickly accomplish?
ed .-JV. Y. Observer..
Take a dessertspoonful of oatmeal,
place it in the morning in a tumbler,
and fiji up with new milk. Let it
|;stand all .day, and take it for. supper or
at bedtime. The grains will have been
softened by their long soaking in the
milk and- can be eaten with a spoon.
This1 ?3~ said' by its advocates to be a
['specific against ' neuralgia, and is also
recommended to persons of sedentary
habits.
THE TEMPER?HSE WORKERj
. ' Removed from Columbia, S. C.
A Live, Temperaiiee Paper,
Published Semi-monthly in
; ; 7 " S?MTER,: S. C. "
Under the EdiiorLaI^aaaga|^^^(r^Ni
?^GTCJ. OF I.O.G.T. OF S. c.
. " Assisted bj an able corps of Editors.
Thypatrpnage. and" influence of all friends
[^Temperance, is solicited. Terms only 60
cents a year. To advertisers desiring a wide
circulation, it oifers'au excellent medium.
On business, address N. G~. OSTEEN,
. " - Pablisher.
O'CONNOR'S BAKERY
The undersigned informs His frien?V?oji pat
. rons that be has '"*"V-N
RE-OPENED I-I?S BAKERY, .
and is now located in the
STORE ADJOINING B. J. BARNETT'S,.
Z< - where lie will keep a
FULL AND -COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of every article to be found Tn
? FIRST 0L?S3 BAKERY.
He will ruake a specialty of
FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY
GROCERIES. .-. -
He is in daily receipt of fresh goods.
A continuance of paslf favors is respectfully,
solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
F. J. O'CONNOR.
April 14 - .
A. J. CHINAR
DEALER IN
f 4* Drugs, M?diciies and
' ;." :c ?emicals.
FINK TOLLET SOAPS. HAIR A.\TD TOOTH
T?tttTSlI KS. PERFUMERY AND FANCY
, TOILET ARTICLES, ?c., A'C.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND
; B YE STUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, $c.
- 'Price's Cream -Sacing ^toaer,
Which for purity, strength and healthfulness,
stands aloue.
?Tou? Pat?at Star Lamp,
Giving a light equal to 3 or 4 ordinary lamps
and is perfectly sale.
Eaickcrbecker Shoulder Braces,
For ladies and-gents. Easily adjusted and
worn with comfort.
Full svpphj of Fresh Garden Seeds.
April 9
SUMTER BARBER SHOP,
REMOVAL.
THE UNDERSIGNED informs his cus?
tomers and the public generally that he
has removed his Harder Shop to "the room
UP STALK? OVER TUE STORK OF DUCK?
ER & BULTMAN, where he solicits a continu?
ance of patronage.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in
HAIR-CUTTING.
SHAVING,
SHAMPOOING. &c.
Ladies and families waited upon at their
hemes, when desired.
June IC x __ J. S. NETTLES.
ICE CREAM I IDE BREAM I
I ?AYE OPENED J?Y ICE CREAM GAR?
DEN, NICELY FITTED UP
Especially fer Ladies,
And respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public. I trust that my efforts
to keep open a
FIRST CLASS ICE CHEAM GARDEN
will be appreciated by ihe public. Mylunga
experience ia tue business is a guarantee ]
that I will give'satisfaction.
Orders for family parties; weddings or pic-'
r.ics will be filled at short notice and delivers
j ed in auy part of town. Price, 50 lo 60 cts.'
per quart.
ICS ! ICES 2
I will deliver daily from ice wa ?ron to cns
tomers, ice in any quantity, nt the following
prices: less than 50 pounds. 2 cents; frbnj
? 50 to 100 pounds, IX cents : over 100 pourid?j
' l? cen;s per ?iou nd. Special raies lo regula J
' customers.
Remember that I am the only on.? in towt
who keeps ice at nil times, and I ask thc pail
ronagc of thc citizens to enable me to keen
1 my ice house open ail the"season.
Vi. J. ANDREWS.
April 14
eONOAREE HORS
f?R APB
-AND
SMALL FKUiTS IN GREAT VARIETY]
For sale at lowest prices. Address
R. M. SIMS,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Oct 21
The Greatest Medical T?mnp?i of the Age
SYMPTOMS OF A .
Loss of appetite, Bowel? costive, Pain in
the head, wi tb a dell* seurat lon in the
back part, Fain nuder tho shoulder
blade, Fullness after eating, with n dis?
inclination to exertion of bc dr or mind,
Irritability of temper, Lew spirits, wi tb
a feeling- of having reelected some duty,
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering- at the
Heart, Cots before the eyes, Headache
ever the Tight eye, Restlessness, with
fitful dreams, Highly.coiored Urine, and
_CG&.S7SPAT80&.
TTTTT'3 P1IXS are especially adapted
to erich cases, one dose eifecta such a
chango offeelingastoastonishtbesmrercr.
They Increase tlie Appetite,and cause thc
body to Take on l?lesn-Vthns the system ia
nourished, and by Then* Tonic Action on
the l>iee*txT-e Ort-ansj'Kesnilar Stools are
produced. Price 2*>c? Murray St..HT.Y*
ii
GHAT. HATR or WHISKERS changed to a
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application of
this BTE. It imparts a natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold-by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of 31.
Office, 44 Wurray St., Hew York?
mmmmms HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
THIS NEW AND9- ELEGANT. EOUSE,
-with all modern improvements, is now
open for the-receotioif of guests.
' S. L. WRIGHT & SON,
May 6; - Proprietors.
IF YOU WANT TO
* GUS BAH,
AND MAKE .
USE
AU- tho Latest improvements.
FOR DSSOR5PTSVE CIRCULARS,
ADDRESS
Lamberson, Furman & Co.,
SOLS AGENTS FOR
E.REIIiGTOi?SONS'
Sporting Arms and Ammunition,
281 & 233 Broadway,
" " " NEW YORK.
WESTERN OFFICE,
D. H. & CO.,
T3 State Street, Chicago,
ARMORY, - - -? ILION, .N.
OVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
EADE IK THE BEST HAT?KE3, BY SKILLED WORKKEK:
PEHEKBER THAT GUS -GOODS ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE.
One Piece of Solid Steel.
KO HOLES OR RIVETS 70 WEAKEN THE BLADE,
SEND FOT? CtRCULARS.
EEIISS??l AGE?SUL??EAL CO.,
?LIO??, Kc Y.
Kerr York GfSco. IIS Chambers Street?
Are von faiiinjr, try WSLLS1* KZ?LTZT RE
- K2WE2, apure, dean,wholesome
JIU'^?3 ai&a >3k?r^ ?
Fer Brain. ?TciroR. ??tow.ch?Ii?sr. Kidneys,
Ltmpa. Ah Cneqnaied Invigorant. Cores
Ees-dache, Fever, ?gse? Chills, 3
DEBILITY ? WEAKNESS.
Nice to take, t??c merit, imequaledfcr !
TORPSO .UVE? and Might
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
u ch u-Pa! ba^* S
Remarkable Care? r.r Catarrh of the |
Bladder, Iinlammati^n,J?rritatioiiof Sid- ja
ne js and Bladder. Stone or Gravel Bis- 9
\ eases of the Prob?is Gland, Dropsical fe
Swellings, ' Fer?ale Bis?ases, I-ncontin- g
ence cf Urine, all Diseuses cf the Genito?
urinary Organs in either ses. For Un?
healthy or Unnatural Discharges use
also "Cbapin's Injection Fleur," each Si.
For SYPHILIS, either contracted or
hereditary taint, use Charin's- Constitu- Ja
tion Bitter Svrvrp, $3.00 per .bottle, and?
Chapin's S^fcSitie Fills.' $2.00; and Cha- ts
? pi:x1s Syphilitic Sair*, Si.?O. ti bottles S
? I Syrup. 2 of P?is, 1 Salve, by Express on a
1 receipt of SiO.CO, or at Drasgists. e
I E. S. WEES; .Tcrsev Ci tv, N. JU U. S. A. S
TJipT Tj tor working people. Send 10 ce?.ts
?DALIT post*ge, and we will mail you free,
a roy:'.!, valuable sample box of goods that
will pat you in the way of making mere
money in a few days than you ever thought
possible at any business. Capital not requir?
ed. Voa can lire at home and work in spare
time only, or all the time. All of both sexes,
t?f all .age?, grandly successful, 50 cents to
$5 easily earned every evening. . That ail
'A ho want work may test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer : To all who are
not well satisfied we will send Si to pay for
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay ab?
solutely save for all who start at once. Don't
delay. Address Slinson & Co., Portland,
Mairie._
Tf??~CCNT?NEJ?TAL
F?E IHSITIAHOE COMPANY.
-o
THE UNDERSIGNED represents the above
Company, and is prepared to insure
stores, goods, dwells ess; furniture, barns,
and stables. The Continental is one among
the test in tho Country, and its rates the
j same as the oilier first class companies. Kc
I calls especial attention to its five-year install?
aient plan. W. F. R1IAME.
? >.?arch 4 tf
FOI? rms pun &ti\"t D\)Jh SiXySQ
r<-?nc??i'iins Tricker. Ri?G?er;
f.i> ..'.II''JZ-tujx ?'''4 Hi>min.-v...niK! !>..?!
\ :~ -; -:,?.-?Yei.a-,.: ?sisal >.*nZ\ ciCme?v?
?rras?^Sjg^^g !!??**. VZ??ZZU?Z veers.
r-?lK'^ /K-f- |.<?!8*e ix iorc y?-;i par
'ii;/' "*yT"':.'(ff?' ?..i*:?:. - " c/Ae;;' sc."::?o
V\'*?> V.''/'<'? :?.../.';,? .V.7.V * ffrWJt io .*?
/, f <?% ? ?/fft Ti.ey ure t:??I
/?t; r-.-""!^'^..sr nao. ?uraUft ata! li;:lu
2w"WS?*!r^f* v'^vi:i:l:i??!'. S3JT3 2S ??hrr CCW?
-"^ w ' rEaniMch2?ce ^ C?- io $53.
U Pitrclintc d im: :IK ri uti srvvc rJ-'?O. S?>II;1 ior
1 circular ..awi 1 O . A - V/OO? ? CO.,
U testiiii?niaS?. y V7 S. '?Vn?h -St.. ??i?ila<"?u l*a.
K Tl!" laii?S*st or?O "<r-sr --V^v /S
? rV-rrii?-r?y R!-?-??? /-< VK'^.?H_
he hras-.i fi-..?n <..:.? t-j ^ : '.// ' r'il Siso'l
6i7.i-..rtt .v:v.-:t?. / ^^vv^r^S Jarra
hr.Ti?ii?r*:ilrev?f<. . >'v- cr os
cenii'i?ft?. S?" ? ..?- .'.'.>."' X ure .fc-3ter.
In valu- S .I'?-** >>' Cv%r; epete
a??le . ' ? 'y.-y^;-'^:^^ wan cn? ever?
aa yr-; 5. V?-V';-^:C?v-'>^ ?2Ri5? $!?Ctt!d bave
a v-??r cse. Sent free, hy
. v; " >.\v5t??^ ma<i, for ?5 cents in
--. \^iy~^-V'l?r fslivi?ips. Cric-r I7t?w.
' I '.;,.>V".^;- '-v PO'5 ??'-t our cHtaloipu?! ot
SSf?^^sS?S^ ??as. Sesiiths; ct:. Address
^..??^?^ Vif 11 .A D S ??': ?I ?. Pii.'JN' 4.
FIRST OLMS JOB . WORK
AT BOTTOM! PRICES.
W?TCiiMAN AND SOUTiiROS JOB OFFICE.
OUR PREMIUM.
Every farmer is interested .in tbe welfare of
bis stock, and should have on hand, for ready
reference a book describing the ailments his
stock is subject to, and the remedies therefor.
In consideration of this fact we have procured
for the beneOt of our farmer subscribers a
large number of copies of "Kendall's Treatise
.cathe Horse," one of which we propose to
give to every one who pays for hu paper in
advance. The ' book is one of
great value, as gs*rr^'i?g? it is an index of
diseases . which ^^^^S gives the symp?
toms, cause, and the best treat?
ment of each. It contains a
table, giving all the principal drags used for
the horse,, with the ordinary dose, affects, and
antidote when a poison ; also a table with an
engraving of the horse's teeth at different
ages of the horse; a valuable colfection of
recipes, and much more valuable icformalion.
Remember we GIVE this valuable work to
all who pay their subscription in' advance.
J. D. CRAIG
5i
FURNITURE
AND
UNDERTAKING
ESTABLISHMENT
1 SUMTER,'
s. c.
- A PULL A SSORTMENT OF [
xi 3? Xl i t TT J? ?
embracing all the styles and qualities usually
found in a First Class Furniture Store.
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SETTS, WARDROBES,
Bureaus, Wash Stand3, Tables,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas, Lounges,
Safes, Sideboards, Looking Glasses,
What Notsj Wall Brackets, Chromos,
Window Shades and Fixtures,
Picture Frames,. Cord, Tassels,
Picture Glass, Window Glass,
Putty, Matresses, <fcc, &c.
THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMEN
IS FD7,L AND COMPLETS,
COFFINS AND CASKETS of all descrip?
tions and sizes constantly in store at prices
ranging- '
For Adults-from $5 to 125.
For Children-from $3 to 45.
My special personal attention, day by day,'
is given to this business, in all its depart^
men ts, and satisfaction guaran -
case.
Oct. 9 .
lifer |?s m$MMWL^M
m?hmmt* 1 lip
M?T . wi?
?3 jp?Silica X?lUUiJli;^
m m mutins BY am
?1 &^$~??eio?%veS?*?^^?(mt
(? encrai OlSea, II?02, K. ?.
ItOTT l?ezk CScc, SSS Broa&vsj.
Buying- Agents Wanted,
frERIItfiTGS
(Double end Triple ?.ciien)
Tba BEMST?X6N PUMP is anead
of all competition in working easily
. and rapidly.
'" It is secure from freezing ; and.never
needs priming'.
WE j?U2I>I3IT ATTACHMENTS TO TTTE
rrrMTS TO riT rnzM ron ess W?TO;WTKD
HILL.'
Send for Eiustratee' Circular and Price
List, -reith. XestinVbn?aTsi -
Address,
REMGT?5 M'L CO., Koa, I?. T.
KEV TOSS Oracz: IIS Chambers Street.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
EPPERSONS1 STABLES
IS THE PLACE TO CCI' YO?R .
NICE. CHEAP BOGGY HARNESS
-ALSO
Saddles, Bridles, &c,
March IO_
PATENTS
Obtained, and all business in the U. S. Paten
Office, attended to for ODERATE FEES.
Our office isopposiie theil. S. Patent OSce,
and wc can obtain patents in less time than
those remote from WASHINGTON.
Send-ODSL OR DRAWING. We advise
as to patentabilitv free of charge; and we
make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
PATENT.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the Supt.
of Money Order Div., and to officials of the
D. S. Patent Office. For circular, advice,
terms and reference to actual clients in youl
own State, or countv address
? C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, D. C.
THE WAVERLY^
CHARLESTON", S. C.
Thc above House having been
NEWLY FURNISHED
throughout, in a
FIRST CLASS MANNER,
is without exception the most completely
furnished House in the City, and is under the
Sole Proprietorship and management of thc
Public's obedient servant.
JOS. PEICE, Jr.
RATES-$2 and $2.50 per day.
Sofit 16 0
WITT?OT'T STEAK POWER
BX USING OUTFITS OF
BAK??E8' PAT. FOOT P0WEK<
machinery can compete vita
steam power. Sold va trial*
?tlcfci ! :?nd woodworkers send for
pnces. niastrd'catalogneiftec. ,
fer"; te. ? lit?. KAmc?* Co. _??.?
Etockft>r*l,lll. f ?
Address No 2 ! I !'? .M :ii n yt. W
WTKT mere moncv ti::in at anvthing else bv
M taking an agency for the best selling
hook out. Beginners succeed grandly.
None fail. Terms free. Hallett Book Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Did you Sup
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? It is for inflamma?
tion of ail flesh.
Send 25 cents TO THIS
OFFICE for a copy of. ?
new horse bool: which
, ;' treats of all diseases
of the horse, and is
thoroughly illustra?
ted with 65 fine engravings, showing the posi?
tions assumed by sick horses" better than can
be taugh t in any other
way. It has a large
number of val nable
recipes, most of which,
were originated by
the author, and never
before put in print. It is pronounced the best
book ever published for the price, and some
prominent horsemen
? OC O^pQ have said they prefer
&Q red it to books which
cost S5 and $10. " .
This valuable boole will be presented free
to all new subscribers to the Watchman end
Sevlhrcn who pay for one year in advance,
and also to oid subscribers who pay all arrears
ahd a'year in advance.
C. L HO?T &3RO.,
Thatches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles.
?cc, &c.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
SPORTING MATERIAL',
Shells, "Wads and Everything Pertain?
ing "to Breech-Loading Guns.
Dec 36 %
RUBBER STAMPS
MAM E. STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING
with indellible ink, or for printin^^jaiii^i^yf
cards, and
PS OF Ki3fl>
fer stamping BUSINESS-CARDS, E2?YEL
OPES or anytbing else. Specimens of various
stvles on hand, which will be shown with pleas?
ure. The LOWEST PRICES possible, and
orders'filled promptly. :.' .:?
Call on C. P. OSTEEN,
At the. Warehmrtn and Southron Office.
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty;,
but it is a part Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balrii both' freshens; and
beautifies?
MOTHERS' FRIEND!
NO More Terror!! This invaluable pre?
paration is truly a tri
' No More Pain! wb of science skm
*1W **kwj.w ?and no morelnestima
-, . ble benefit was ever
NO ?40re Danger ! ! bestowed on the moth- '
- ers of the world;
- -T0-.It not only
Mother or ' M&i^tenV^ xT?{
labor and lessens the
. . intensity of pain, but,
The Dread of better than all, it
greatly, diminishes the
M OT H E R H 00 D;?X ???
", . . . [ieaTes the mother io a
Transformed to |condition b:gbly
W~B i?^K O7* ?w^wi:vorabIe.t? speedy're-'
JSLB SUr JL J?L? able to flooding, con?
. .. vulsip.ns, and - other
and- alarming symptoms
*m J*K incident to lingering
IT ll an<^ Pain^a^ labor, its
i3 \J JL . truly wonderful effica
_ cy in this respect ent?
<5**A+w T??eJtles the Mothers'Friend
gaiety ana EaS^toberankedasoneof
the life-saving appli
-TO anees given to the
? a . m world by the discover-,
S^u?nng WOnan^(?es of modern-science.
Fro03 the nature of the case it.will of course
be understood that we cannot publish certifi?
cates concerning this remedy without wound?
ing the delicacy of the writers. Yet-we have
hundreds of such testimonials'on file, and no
mother who has once used it will ever again
be without it hr her time of trouble.
A prominent physician lately remarked to
the proprietor, that Kj it were admissible to.
make public the letters we receive, the "Moth?
ers7'Friend would ont-sell anything on the
market." ... .. _^
I most earnestly entreat every femaj^*ex
pecting to be confinined, to use i^ifeers Re?
lief. Coupled witfajftjs^gairsefty'i will add
.&?tT3fun}4^ practice (fotty
four years,) I have never known it to fail to
produce a safe and quick delivery.
H. J. HOLMES, M. D., Atlanta,'Ga.
Send for our Treatise on i;Eeattb and Hap-,
piness of-Wotnan," mailed free. -
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
' Nov ll Atlanta, Ga.
ASHLEY 8M?LL GMlFSPEC'HCL"
The S. G. S. is the cheapest, and the best, and the only Specific Fertilizer
for Small Grain on thc Market.
The S. G. S. has been used all over our Southern States for the last three
years, and has given great satisfaction. "
ASHLEY ASM ELEMEiW, ' .
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 8ARD?N FERTILIZER,
Delivered free; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums,Pansies, Flowering
Annuals, &c.
For terms, directions, testimonials, and for the various attractive and-instruc?
tive publications cf thc Company, address,
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Sppf 23 Charleston, S. C.
PljiM^^^I ^-DEALER IN
^^^^P^| Stoves,. Ranges, Grates, fcc,
^^^^^^^? ROOFING TLV, SOLDER.
>k SHEET IS03S AND WIRE.
"??kJ^^W^^ ^ HS KING STREET,
1L^^ CMAR?iES?OIV, S. C.
Sept 16 o
I "have the agency in ?yN^Vv vii 1// -
?his County for the PC^>!SS
. CELEBRATED
IDEAL BICYCLE, f^^^^^^?l ;
THE BEST BICrCXE MADE j ^1^^ W '
FOR THE ?ION Er. . ikn^
&*F For particulars, call '-V^^y^f /W/W /\
on meat the WATCHMAN AND // f y\n?\ \
SOUTHRON OFFICE, where I /tl C \\ fCTrYTvkl
will take pleasure in exhibit- . \?// /// /I \ ^(/fA
C. P. 0STEEN.^^^^L1^^___!_
, iain1 miiurggv_, ,i ?jjro?ca?e.-xif i?uii?rWBi??cBMPWJ?' i??i?8a*wa-WCT*
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fe ^e Largest and Mest Complete
/?^"^S-fi^S??? ^ ^" ^^^Q? Esta"olisll2aea* South. ' '
j - ?p??? ~: j Established 1342..
^^^^^? GEO. S. BACKER & SON,
^?^*M^^^^^?aB^m CHARLESTON, S. C.
W ^^M^B ' Manufacturers of
MRI WSffB?Sm mm* SASH, BUNDS,
^^^^^^^L^SS?fSS?m MOULDINGS,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^MD BUILDING' MATESIAL.
B. F." Avery & Sons, Louisville, Ky
^ ?5 69
?21* ?
YOUR
-BY
LARICINO YOUR CLOTHES
-WITH
i??IBBEB STA??IP
-AND
lUBELLIBLE IHK.
FOR SALE.BT
C. P. OSTEEN,
At Watchman and Southron Office,
. SUMTER, S. C.
j?2T Ink Warranted IndeUibh.
I F. MITCHELL <fc SON,
PROPRIETORS OP
The Merchant Flour Mills
A>'D
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TIIE SALE OP
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own man'f'f re.
-ALSO,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN. &c.
-ALSO,
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEED RYE.
All our Goods guaranteed best quali?
ty and at lowest prices. No charge for
delivery to Railroad.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
TniZl?.aDd 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 hour.
The broad r?ad to fortune opens before the
workers"Absolutely sure.- At -once; address,
True & Cfo., Augusta, Mame.
AND DE?XSRS m . ^^^^P
No.' 320 KriTO=??^^^?^
^" ^ '/ ' Opposite
CORNICES AND ?PMLSTERY MOsS
WINDOW AWNINGS .li ADE TGOSD^^S
^WboTcSa?e^^
Boots, Shoes, Tnoks/Si
' r CH?E^OT?^C?r i ii
Particular attentiottgiTeufto 3?3EoM|||j
of Orders, and all ?t?odsrgt^a^t?ea%?i^
represented.>; ' '.: - -'; ^\\%i$^^St
GEO. W. STEFll?s3
Steffens & Wffli?cgi^^
Auction anti Commission Heroi?^jg
197 EAST BAY AND.50;ASI>' 52Sf?J?^?^^
''?J(Ancti?n'^o?v'State" ^^flfr^^^^?
Foster's ?"Tires BOIL^ V??9W;?)?^
Real Fwnch H? fibres.
'5-hoo?s-/$1.50 r- T-?ooksj -&:^*I<?W
?2.00 pet^a?r/^-^
? :FANCY GOODS^ CflKISTi?ASK
STATIONERY and a- vanety'o?-^rt?cles^f
Christmas Presents.,
STAMPING AND EMBROtDEI
and .a full assortment pf aj? ^neceoary^ir
rials/ tessons in Emlbro^?^ atT^?^i
rates. Bntterick's-Pt??kw?iible^essji
terns at ; PHIL? SCHUCKJffAJfTf, .;
271 KING ST"., .CrTAlKEESTON; Si?Eg
Dec 36" : -/-/A^'-^.^^S
GEO. L G. COO
; 23? KIN(fj?^00^
? ?h?sl?^^^^
Marett 24 : :
273 KING^Sm?m^^^^
Fine Diamonds, Wat????^
CLOCKS, JEWELRY; ; ::^fj|
SILVER AND
SPECTACLES A?D EJE ^GT^jjj^S^p
: .?* 3aQ^a^ottment:^^^^^^^B
WEDDING r?OE^^
. always on hand; - . '--^fE
Order* promptly fitted^ Watches ait?g^
jewelry carefully'--^pa^red'ty^^^^i
expert worhmen. :/;?^^
273 KING STREET, CHARLE^^vSgC?
PAVILION; Hops?S
CHARE3SST02?? S. '?L^ . ]|j|?l|
F?VS? Cfass in all ~its A^^iwtm&&^^
Supplied with all 3?odern^Im^rp^em??^?;^^
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy Rooms,
Otis Passenger: Elevator,- Elec* '
trie Bells and Lights.' Hea>^
ed Rotonda.'- ^- <"V*'2*P9?
RATES $2 0a, ?2.50Aim43!00?^
Rooms Reserved by Mail or Teleyr?p^^?
^??t rom WIND^^
211 Kim STREEl^^?ig
' Four Doors South Academy of : Music, -
CHARLESTON, S. C. : Jpp
THIS well appointed Hotel.was openeil^^S
the receptionj?f Gu?stSj.??arch i^:I$8j$?|||
by G. T. ALFORD; recent^ prop?etor;fo|^^
the "New Brighton floteV-^Sollivan's Is&ia?l|?|
. The "WINDSORS: is ^ewly,. fnrai^^^
throughout, baw ng Woven Wire Spring
Hair Matresses on 'alF^L- Fronting. o'??^
King Street, wHh e^teostre^n&ern ?xpt^^g
-ure, making . ' " 'J$???
AU the Rooms Dryr Airy and Pleasanti?^|
To make the "HOTEL?- W^?^Ri'Vw??^
has long been wanted, a ?STRICTLY FAMI? ^
LY HOTEL, ' \^<. :J: ?$M
No Liquors will be sold onMe:premtset?^?
Rates, Si .50 to S2.00 per day-Liberal^
terms made bv the week or.month. ,r .. "-.-'J^
' G. T. ALFORD, 3^a8gr^^p
THE AIM?R EOTJS35, f
. " C?RNER ?V('%:. ",. -S^^S
Yanderhorst and E?^fSa^^
HAVING BEEN LEAS&^BY-S^^g
(Formerly of 190^ Mee?nj|??^^^
IS NOW OPEN for "th? 'accotB?O^?^^S
Boarders. Parties vis?ing^C^le?^p?^w;^
?nd this House 'convenwotly ?ioaii^:i?r^i*^^
ness, and directly on thc lice of ?tr*et Ri?wj?;^
Terms, per day, $150. - ^'V^iX?-?j'^^S
Feb 13 - ->?' .iM^Z*mm
$0(1(1 linn w presents yit^-awxy^
$?UU,UUU 5:c?n?'^^'^^l^ii
will get/r?a packragetrt" gjjodi^of?^p
that will start you in wow-li^at^^^i
bring-yxm in moneys :fe8^Tt\an?'ai
lese in America. C Allabpntgthe^$2ip
presents with v?ach-^^^%pMS^|
everywhere, of either ^^^k0^
the time, or spare tinre'oniy^to^worfc'
at thelr?wn tom^?^?r^Mi^^S|