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m ^seema to swell V : : * &?ms> to cry, : tirathdoifct??U reveals too Matt of grace, ^^o^nclea?* ^ i?L?rea teftib?: name,. 5 paaiserjf.- . "*~r^. ?^?Ker; to H^ed o& a r rc?'ioirtR.^ vHe ^t??M?gr condren, ^ ?t^ jears, ' had ^^^^|?ir^^^iC ^;her; 'afiectiooate ll^^ix^ ^t/- Tink ve became ei ^^^^T^apr,rS^rjl Sadie; herself rI?a?i ' ?S?$?$ Afcna^rorirhicb sie .frasercry sorry ?er dkease. ran oro - ; i?03W,ly, irai at last; she. seemed coora- , ?ttttOt? ami f>rte day ber "father called jjj^i?^^ mach better,. isg jie aroaseti tue,: a od' said he'feared fafaaJg^aad -ferae! lhat-it was ey ea so. gfc?pewme.,..Beside ber in bed u o ft^^li^orf ??ta gatberedby berthe . ^^^^^^^^W^jpeosert)f her life. !?^^*???7tl?4i Year moments my good Keora ?ad a lonely child whom'he al n a&qtfed to as bis 4good little girl.' p^3?H?^.?^..^?D?ghty to-remore this, i^irliog froar this world of sin to thc ^?B^^?tettOtt happiness. A-ad- when S?ft&^?jOt^gr de?t^ r^ehedj Lord 5?^.waa^tooched for a moment and : twttt&?itjt?z tt?holy io porer though rs ^t^^emcw' df that; *3gel. -Aod so. ^wm^i^Bue was Moore's good little,? hfjt.^ She ^rew more aod more ?ike an l^0^im?i^Bk^ bee?me'too. -good for ?&tK?rM^Md'SO--shodied-5 ir 5^5^?t a ho8t of cherubs vHkc Moore's j ?^^^*cHld_of :that 'h?inhle <}er- ? ?ao, loa m r t?M'oog b r .tb e hal Is of glory tod hy- tbs streams of Paradise. How te^ire-jecho-fhe words of Richter that ^?^jehl?drea are nearest to. God as > fe ?aa&est planets are nearest to toej. ^^^^^0mh - w?o ' baye rmade sacbv | iwTOte';ctO:roar ' Highborn Kinsman ^?g^a?i?t wislT them b?H with as, ^^Rid^r^rajt' thit?-Xifey shall 'beacon - d&^s??s<ie ?herc the eternal ire.' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^d-tb e gjt?^.*in^er?s?^ af 88ffi^-.higl?est interest of society that ( :j$cJ^&, ^'^/(iarefutly goarded ; it ;??O?oi 4?-ib?%aTeful ravhssT'dcportoject ? - This does not mean d^^^^?e SDarle^d at by the t^^m^c -..'coi-?^Kof God'a od-: " K^j0^iol?^rT & the t ?itjistnHy was ?e^er grow- ? ^^^rfe^lps^al: Let ns thank God |*B*?^B^ but rejoice |^?t^?ri^ijak?^ :';:T&ei^:is^neh^gT?^B'd ^^^^^tpie%.^$eathen/lands and -in ;iue:': desert wasfes alt oar "very doors-r ?d niacbv very mach, ia oar own ^Se?rts^; andvlives- . . .- s, 3 Gitarre ooce made the.boast: *tbat before .the be ?n???g of the 19th cen tory Christianity j would disappear* frontihe earth.' We ! live in the hjghnoon .of this I9th cen? tury, and what do we see? Let os stttj^alfegrfacts--^not fancies or. guesses - -bat well-ascertained facts: lin 1800 ?t$rere .Were -. .bat . 3.030 evangeliza;! Ch arches in tbe: whole of the United States; in 1S80"they numbered 97,090 ^ia, ?8Q0 ah.e number of communicants, Lji^erar/geHcai Cbarches- numbered 364, "000 ; in 1S80. 10,065,000. Io ' ?800 there was one evangeKcal conimau?cant to-every fourteen and a half inhabitants!; ;jj^I8S0, one to every five.->.While the ^increase of pop ol arion since 1S50 has been 116 per ce?tV,"The increase of com? municants has been 185 per cent. In 1845, when Dr. Dwight became .Pcesi denf o$F*2e* Cogit?, : ?fy? tw?laYtdts" students were . Church-members. Iii ?880, otit of 12,063 students of oolleg.es fr-,0Sjl,,-or-more than half, were profes? sors b"f religion.\, .* '-' '* i i - ? X,JHead, of mine was travelling thraagh'Missoitri last week.. As all travellers' know, the: railway eating ;hause?jin Missende are not exactly "op to the.staiidard% of those along the Perinsyl varna' road ; and- one place ^wiete^U^e^^topped /qr^dfnner wa? ^?rtr?afarry^atro^oas: - ??rejr- didn't even grvjrjJie diners napkins, and when one of them ventured to ask for jetean3ork"for his pie the waiterlook- ! *d at him fuB, of savage ii^uiry. Jlpwever* when they; came, to settle fb?y found ?h?t they were charged ?S^ce?rts; - IQ f? . .'That is too mitch/ protested one: ;rnV?!gnarrt traveler; 'Many- times I have hadifer better meals for 50 cents, ;and_;50 ce*tts is enough and more than enough/ ~ ~ Bnt the dinHig-i^oem keeper was obstinate and forced, him to pay 75 cents. The traveler protested and;. 3^teste& bntj: ali in,| vain.\ H? was * bound to g-et even, however, ?nd* at theiaext'statw get ont and 6ent a dispatch to the extortioner. It was r^e^^cpllectj'?.nd^iread-: ;: I --0' rM. *I still think I was charged 25 cents [t^mp'cli.'c" It cost the. dinning-room robber .35., j cents to getJ th is dispatch, and hitf feelings"on reading it' can be 'better, imagined than described. yj-^ - ^?'r::W' . rrum ; ' ' ' ' We Want Fewer and Better Eich men bay their way into the church, drink their high" wines, bay re? served-seats at' the theatre, take- ^their -?C.'.-" ' ? - . chi Id reo to hear the carse, jokes of the rn, Tand sindf their daughters ^od wheo the \ to respos??biltty. .^Many pf oar members are .'clouds with ?ot'ra?u* and 'spots in oar feasts of charity.' *Ha-v?ng- -the- fora?- : of" godli? ness they deny;the power thereof.' Let "as reform ; let us hegto at the beginning? Let us guard carefully the door^of the; church ; . let; us make it so' narrow^- that noi mari can Jenter' it that does-, not. ?grye satisfactory evidence of his 'desire to flee from the wrath to come' and to bc saved from his sins, as well ?s-of 'wiilingaess io keep the rules of-t t?e-eharel?? In .the, .church we want fewer and better people. Let not "fthe^fl?ods of world?in?ss^overfiow~Jm manuel V clands ahd feave^ their dirty sediment, there. ? Let men who want to "drink, and; dau<?e? and ^ervefthe' d?vi?^ do -these things outside the 'pale of: the church, ?xet^t^^eh?r ?h 4>e> aa^arki of safety in-:1 deed ; let ber be. the temple of tbe Holy. Ghost; let her he a *hoase cf prayer,': aadj j?o?. *a vden- <of?tl&i&?$.l^Ilol$?on A little .quiet sh at t in g of the mout h when we are tempted to tell 'what we *he?rd abo?t somebody^oald soon care that abominable, :sooi-carsiag,mind deatroying^babit of^mall talk" in" which w^mduige-^iVe?? zYprh Independent. ?Xt woard be jtist as sensible to allow y?arehiidren to choose their owh com; panions as to choose what books they will read. It is strange that you have. Dot tboa^bt of this : or, if you "have thought of it, your conduct is still more strange. :: The working.class is the only class whh-h is not a class. ]l is .the nation, lt represents, so to speak, the body as. a whole, of which the oiher classes only represent special organs. These organs, bp'dp?bt have great ~and indispensable runctions, but. for? riiosfpurposes"cf'gov? ernment the State consists of the vast laboring majority.. Its welfare depends on what their lives are like.-Frederic Harrison ? i r*7 'jj.'wapOJBC**' s Hi - DRUGGIST, t?? : '?f? (-?-XDJSR JIUS.?C HALL,) T. SUMTER, S. G. -b IS R?TCEIVirNa A KEW STOCK ?veryt?iing ?Perta|mug to the ; Pritg Busiuess, Including ^ He bas a full stock of . Winter Garden Seed -Especially- j V TURNIP SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. Prescriptions Carefully Compoundtd. Wil?'wait upon customers at any iii me, day yz: oigh^md --wiie?'=Tjpt at-the-store, can be P0?<?*f <be BruDsoo Houser '?Jalj;21. VT. tl. MARTIN. 5gh-?^Sce oxer Boging New Storey :; . . ESTRASCS^ OS ?AIK STREET, 5 . ? - t- % . fl ^ iSDrMTER,- S. .0. - - - Office Hours.-9 to 1:30 ; 2:30 to 5. . r>])tg . :. ; . L?KD FOB SALE. ACHOICE FARM of Seve?ty-tive Acres, -about 3 tuiles North of Mayes* il le, ad foming^ lands, of J. H. WUson^-.^.^H. An? dre ws -and otbers. Apply to . r < ? Jlarcb ?jT Attorney for Pawner WM???? JOB ?9BK AT BOTTOM PRI?ES. PIANOFORTES. ' ~? v TTNEQUALLED CT i v TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP " ^ %nW DURABILITY. ' WILLIAM KW ABE cfc CO., , Nos. 304and200 VTest Baltimore Sr., Baltimore, ~l?o. 113 Fifth Avenue, Kew York. BUB1HSR? MEN RE? MEMBER "Money Saved .is Money JUszde. ' Do yonr O *vn Printing-.. Oliy perfect self-inking rubber stamp press er?r offered. Workmanship vnsvSvasseS: T^sperfci^r'So^i^rasD. /'shenld be-without one? jZntire satitfa?tion-gwr anteed. Catalogues Anitestimonials" free: race am.T?nnlv low. Refer by permission to MOX. A. H. G??ATO. Attorney General Uni t?a States. THE VRET/ES?? RUBBER STAMP PRESS M.-F-G CO., Ancosta, Cia* A ADVERTISERS, send for our Select J\_ List of Local Newspapers. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce St. Ni Y. mrsT & BRO., Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &C, &C. ' . REPAIRING A SPECIALTY^ "SPORTING MATERIAL,' Slie?ls, Wads and Everything Pertain? ing^ Breeeb'L?ad?nsrGuns. Dec. J.? r- ' * . f --B-E A L ER -IN - Agent EB mm TOILET SOAPS. PERFUMERY ">ND ALL KINDS'* O? ~ | . .. " druggist's Sundries USUALLY K?iP? IN * FIRST-CLASS DRUG S TO ll E. - - -j-o ;. j Physician's Prescriptions carefully coiupoirfTcied,. and orders -answered with care and dispatch. -The public":will find my stock of Medicines complete, warranted genu? ine, and of the besi qualify. Call ? n d see" fo i* yo u rael tes. Sumter- S. C-...?an. 28. , -." . ... . ..*, . ?25 YE?RSS?N USE. The Greatest Segcal Ir?uinpa of the Age SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LS VER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in ' the heed, with a dull sensation in the back part, Pain under-tho shoulder* ; blade. Fallncsa after catina, with a dis? inclination to exertion of body or mind, Irri tobi lity of temper, Lowspirits, with a feeling of having ncc?octetl some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Flattering at the Heart. Dots before the eyes, Headache over tho rig*t eye, Restlessness, with fitful dreams, Highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TOTES 2?OLS are especially adapted to anch. cases, one dose effects snch a. change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. ' ^ Tbeylacreosc the Appettte.and canse the -J3sdy.,t-> Take Oil Flesb^thus tue system is Tiowrisaed; and by their Tonic Action on the ingestive O rtaii?,It emular Stools arc Mi lim DYE, -SKAT HATK or WHISKERS changed to a .Gi/Ossr BLACK by a single application of thisDYEl It imparts aaiaroral color, acts instantaneously. Solcl by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of tl.': Oifico, 44 Murray St., New York. LRAJISIEKT "AND REGULAR, : ] BALTli?OE? CITY, " ' *:; ' ?? ' ?-AT--: ". . :164 WEST FAYETTE STREET. ^ 00D ' SUBSTANTIAL BUA RD, C0M J[ fortable rooms and attentive servants. ,'?oyenieutly located - fur all classes of omders, heine ir? ?lie central part of the city, ear the wholesale houses, Colleges, (both !usiness una Medien!,) ?ad all points of lu? cres t. Terms moderate. . Nov 10. ?teggf^^AiR BALSAM j v^^T'^- ? ?^?? thc popular favorite for drcss SpSSs^- ;.r.g thc hair. Restoring the color ? W%m J "C~ S^y^di----veniin- Dan, i fSv- -cru?r. lc cleanses thc scalp, I rt-v-^V^ 1 slops thc hair failing, and is [ sure io please. $OT. and $i. sizes at Druggists, . Eta Best Cv-xgii Cvs3 you caa use and the best known preventive of Ccr.si:mpiion. PARKER'S TONIC kept in a home is a sentinel to keep sickness cut. Used discreetly n keeps the blovd pure a::d the Stomach, Liver r.nJ Kidneys i? v/orxing order. Coughs and Coles vanish bc foic it. 1: b::it?i up the health. If you suffer fro:? Debilitv, Skin Eruptions, Cough; Asthma; Dyspcp-jia, JCi?acy, Urinary cr Festals Ccuip'ud?ts^ or any disorder of thc Lungs, S:.*n;:?ch, Bsv'?S; ?t?od or Nerves; don't v-it till you arc sics in bec!, but u<c PAKKP.K'S TONIC to-day ; it will give you new life *?nJ vigor. Hi SCO X & CO., N. Y. ! Sol? by Dmggi>ts. Large saving buying $i size I S.:" P. R?GKIS-& ca, HAVE THE jargest and Most Complete: :mm hm OQMESTIG LIQUORS Ever brought to Si?r.?u-r. . We kee-, a FulL?ne of ? E X S S Y LY A. X ? A nd KENTUCKY li YE and ?UUR30X rillSKiES; also a very i?u;;erk.r article of irr c. co?s v/n?SKEy. \Yfc^voiini v.:U particular ?iteirtion to our ,AUSEL: VALLEY OU) WiIISKEY. -rtt:d onr ALTIMORE C:Xi; OLD RYE \YHiSKEY-. A c??ipleie stock of .IQUORS FOR MEDiCiXAL PURPOSES. Mah. Street, Sumter, .S. C., , Just iu. front of the Town Pump. fSepfl- ? _ Mr ?mitmmktm. ? ?.?^^is\ STUMPS. ?i^rfSfc?w? Ko crude petro?^nrn. S3BLSSB*^I^^H ** soiphu'r.saltpot cr cr e-? ^^^l^?S-f^f?v ^\ plosives, but is a com SK^B^^^f?^ % pound,which, if putin oisSo&gos^ *? the stun:p and sei fire ^^B^m^kS>tm f to, viii burn it,' S^^^W ROOTS ARD ALL, W?s?M^*&i - ? ?aE5M.OSDRY ' . ^eend'il?for enon^ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ' &t?sf^ ^^.F. E. Fros3 & Co. ~ FURNITURE Wk* Byg 'UND.ERTA KIN G ESTABLISHMENT SUMTER, S. C. . A.FULL-ASSORTMENT OF ^ ;-UL X* 3d i t IX o embracing all the styles and qualities usually found in a First Class Furniture Store. PAREOR SUITES, BED ROOM SETTS, WARDROBES, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Tables, Bedstead?, Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, Safes, Sideboards, Looking Glasses, . WhatNpts. Wail Brackets, Chromos, : Window . Shades and Fixtures, Picture Frames, Cord, Tassels, Picture Glass, Window Glass, "' Putty, Matresses;'&c, &c.. THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT, 13 FOLL A>:D COMPLETE. COFFINS AND CASKETS of all descrip? tions aud sizes constautiy in store at prices, ranging For Adults-from.?5 to 125. For Children-from $3 to 45. I My spfcial.j)ersonal attention, dar by day, is given to this business, in all its depart? ments, and'satisfaction guaranteed in every CaSe. .-- . ~r pc - - tf?r? Oct. 9 ' ? ?. ,, - -, - ?fi . : DjEALER" IN Dhigs, Medicines aid O ?iemicals. ?XSI#SbKKT SOAPS. Il AIR AND TOOT!! Bft?^IilB. PEUFUMERY AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, ?kc, JcC PA1NTS, -OTIS^ VARNISHES AND DYE STUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, <j-c. ' Erica's Cream. Bakiag. Pedder, - Which for purity, strength and healthfulness Stauds alone. 27e7 Patent Star Lamp. Giving a light equal to 3 or 4 ordinary lamps . and is perfectly, safe. > . ? g?j??ertocfcer Shoulder Braces, -. For ladies and gents. Easily adjusted and worn with comfort. Full supply of Fresh Garden Seeds. ':>? April 9 . . ,-~ ' ?' '_ SUMTER DISTRICT SCHOOL. ' ;-( COLORED-..) : ? FIRST SCHOLASTIC YEAR. Terni Commencing October 12, 1885, Ending June 30, 1886. We desire to fill a long felt vacancy ip; this District, by oifering to all a school of a high? er gr?dela preparatory school, for the enter? ing ot the College course.. We are determined to make it aScboolthat will give ample satisfaction in any of the studies mentioned. .' TERMS I Board, per month,.$5.00 to $7.00 Tuition, per month, Intermediate Dep't 75 " Grammar : ; 1.00 ~ " Greek and'Latin... 1.00 " " French.... 1.00 ? " u Music. instrao>etV! 2.00 ?usic, vocal, and military tactics......-'. Free Scholars reeeived-at -a-ny time. No- reduc? tions made, except fur sickness. For further information, address either ' IREY. A. WESTON, Pres. B'dTrnstees. ". "REV. E. H. WILSON, Superintendent. REV. I. B. SMITH, Professor. Sumter C. H., S. C. SchooVbuilding on Council Street, iu rear of A. 31. E: Church.- ' COME ONE, COME ALL -TO Tlie Blacksmith Shop Dpposite W..M. Graham's Feed and Sale Stable, and get your KOKSES SHOD . In the very,best style by competent work? men. Spacial attention paid to horses that 3ot and Over reach. Carriages, Buggies, Wagons. &.c, repaired n the Lest style. All kinds of Blacksmith ng done promptly. - - Sepf I [?UTII more money than at anything else by li ill taking an agency for the Best selling wok out. Beginners succeed-^ grandly ione Jail. Terms free. .Hallett Book. Co., 5ortIaud, Maine. THE '11111 Ml pawMaobine, USE THE IllgTIFM, fll Sure to Give Satisfaction. General OSIcc, Dion* KT. ITC?T STork O?ce, ?5S3 Broaaroiy. Buying Agents Wanted. ?oubl? ar?.d Triplo Action) wmstL pilli . Tho l?EMISCTON PT'MP is ahead of all corope:i:i'.m in working cosily a?d rcpuliy. . It is secure from freezing; cud never needs }:rin:in^. " WK vries :$U ,'.TTA^?I:.?F.XTS TO TTTE ruMPo TO vi? i-f?rr.r FOI: VSS "warn WT>T> ; Send for 711 ustititcd Circular and Price List, wirb. Test: tu uni. tis. . , mmmwitt, raoa,?.Y. KEW T^us Orrtcz: 1 ?g ijfcansb^i s Strtct. Fi A gs ? -fli rr*t. sr> a s? ? 4E& Tb? Jprmrid fi>r ibo improwl ?-'.\F.-N- riA?T.!S PIANOS Ts ni>'-v so lani?; tt:;it K> cfmrt x? th?! iactoryitiir. ?:ocom?? ?Tnperaf?ve. J)o n^>: T?qt?^<-?n qnartcr as much tunhiff ss ri?nofrerr tbs prcvaiiiijg wrest-pin System. Consult C?t:t!osrn^, In>c. 100 Styles ol OKGAXS, $22 to $005. For Cash, E*u>r Payments, v r Rented. Mason & Hamlin Organ and*Piano Co., ]SrE"iVTOEK ; BOSTON ; CHICAGO, v ? 1 .'u ^-"i 1--' - ; -. - All Sorts of NORTHEIM PRODOGE, E" ?) REIGN 'FRUITY FRESH FISHTA'P ; pies, Potatoes. Cabbages, Onions, Pears, Tomatoes, Beets, Turnips, Lemons, Jib ts, and Fruir and Vegetables of all varieties, received bj every steamer from New York. We deal exclusively in Northern Produce and handle only choicest stock. Also, Fresh Fish of nil kiuds. " Our fall fishing bas just commenced. Remember and send your orders for Fruits Produce and Fresh Fish to the old reliable house of J. S. TERRY & CO.. 9 Market Street, Charleston, S. C. N. B.-Our facilities for handling and shipping Fresh FUb are unequalled'in the South. - CHINA HALL, COR. KING AND LIBERTY ST3., CH ?LRLESTON. S. C. DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, KEROSENE OIL LAMlPS, CHAN? DELIERS, BRACKETS, And a Full Line of Lamp Tr rai tn in gs. Colored English Dinner Setts, 115 pieces for $15.00. Tea Setts, 44 pieces, at $4. A full line of American Thin. White China Dinner Setts, 122 pieces, $12-cheapest goods on market. A full line of Band Chamber Setts, 10 pieces, S3 to $5 each. All of the above goods first class. Packed and delivered to any Railroad in City free of charge. " J. P. BROWNE. Aug 25 . x G. BART & GO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in. Foreign and Domestic Fruit, APPLES, ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOAN?TS, LEMONS, PEANUTS, PINE? APPLES," POTATOES, ONIONS, CABBAGES, &c, kc. ~i 55, 57 and 59 Market Street, CHARLESTON S. C, Sept. 29_ "FURNXTURS." JOS. F. NORRIS, 235 King Street, Charleston, S. C. THE LARGEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN SOUTH CAROLINA, Representing the largest ami best Manu? facturers throughout the United States, Cus? tomers bare the rare privilege of selecting from the latest and leading styles of the day. Immense stock always in store, and the lowest prices guaranteed. Special attention given to the packing of all goods to be shipped, thereby insuring safe delivery. S umi err Fr ?ends, come and see me. Sept 29 . . ? ? ._ THE OLD RELIABLE STOVE HOUSE. T. CASSP3SLL & CO.. 142 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. Still Hold tlte Lead as Dealers in First Class Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Ranges and Grates, Lead and Iron Pipes, Pumps, &c , &c.,.&c. A full line of Repairs kept for all Stoves we sell.. . ^ The attention of the people of Sumter and adjoiuing Counties-is asked, SendTor prices ob anything in our line. THE WAVERLY, CHARLESTON, S. C. The above House having been NEWLY- FURNISHED -. - throughout, in a FIRST CLASS MANNER,:, is without exception the most completely furnished' House in the City;, anti is'under the Sole Proprietorship and inanagemeaLlof the Public's obedient servant, .-JOS.'PBICE/Jr.:, RATES-^$2 and ?2.50 per day. Sept 16_. . _ o B F. MITCHELL Il?? PROPRIETORS OF The Merchant Flour Mills AND ' COMMISSI MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OP COTTON AND NAVAL STORES. WILMINGTON, N. C. OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES Choice grades FLOUR, own man'f't're. -:- ALSO, Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY. CRACKED CORN, &c. ALSO, Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS. Selected North Caroliua and Maryland SEED RYE. Al! oar Goods guaranteed best quali? ty and at lowest prices. No charge for delivery to Railroad. B. F. MITCHELL & SON. A NEW E?\T?ES?EISE IN COL UM 331 Av" S. C. * F?Ott TUE CIlO?XD CP. PLANTATION WAGONS, LOG CARTS, . SPUING WAGONS, or any Style of Vehicle desired, atsii Harness fur Buggies or Wag?ns. Northern and Western made Bug? gies in s'.ock. P- MOTZ. Oct 27 WlTROrT STEA'M POWER BY USING OUTFITS OF BARRES' PAT* FOOT POWES' macbinery can. compete with, steam power. Sol? on trial* Metal ami woodworkers semi for prices, iniastr?cutaloguefrce. W. EY&* Jtto. Barites Co* ? Ilopftfor?* Bil, gs Address No 'Ji 16'Main St The Mirror is no flatterer. Would you make it tell a sweeter tale ? Magnolia Balm is the charm* er that almost cheats the: looMng-glass.gg ^ ^ * /, -IN THE IE?H OEl MIMES OF E??ROP?^ .-AND THE- : MINES OF AMERICA IRE QUAKING. But tile Solid Hardware Minds of m.. w. DUBAUT fit SON Remain intact. Besides erery known variety of SHELF HAEDWAEE They would call especial attention to a very large and well selected stock of " RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING In all widths, with Rivets and Burs or Lacing as, may be desired. STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY AT ALL PRICES. A large and superb stcek of . C22.i23.sa, sbiatiL Glassware, And the finest and largest assortment of TABLE AND . POCKET CUTLERY, RAZORS, SCISSORS, ?c., from the best fa tories of Europe and America. Especial' attention has been paid in the selection of POT WARE. TINWARE, 4c: ' ; ; Wagon Material of Every Conceivable Kind, Single and Double Muzzle and Breech Loading Guns, Ammu? nition, Shells, . &c. Remember this is the ONLY HARDWARE STORE IN TOWN -and will be supported by LOW PRICES. R; w. DURANT & .SON. Sept 15_Main Street, opposite the Bank, Sumter, ? 0. ^ Tie kargest ar.? Most Complete Sst ablis3u2C8SLf 5out3i. ' Established' 1842. SEO. S. HACKER & SON, Office 'and Wareroome. King, opposite Cannon Street. CHARLESTON, S.C . ilauu facta rers of: DOORS, SASH, BUNDS, MOULDINGS, 'AND SHILLING MATSEIAL. SBA LL GRAIN SPEOSFiS. Tbe S. G-. S. is tbe cheapest, and tue best, and tbe only Specific Fertilizer for Small Grain ou the Market. The S. G.. S. bas been used all over our Southern States for the Oast "three years, and bas given great satisfaction. ASHLEY ASM- 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 8?RDEN FERTILIZER, Delivered free ; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies; Flowering Annuals, &c. For terms, directions, testimonials, and for the varions attractive and instruc? tive publications of the Companv, address, THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO, Sept 23 Charleston,1 S. C. FACTORY, WAREHOUSE ANO OFFICE OF E. W; PE . Charleston, Si 'C. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MANTELS Brackets, KSouldiisg? &c, LARGE STOCK:, LOW* PRICES, GOOP WORK./ Get an estimate from me before purchasing elsewhere. You will save money, by:it. ncw^M^^^za^g^^^v EVERY Y0UNG~-,MAN~SBW,D AVAIL a & Irl! Himself cf the iidvanf'nges offered at the M P^^^rMg^^ f^?} BRYANT, STRATTON & SADLER B?SI H ^4 I Q^^^^^S For acqainng a thorough and practical train JJ UPI I\ JL?O?3 Jlga ej& Tg Tbusiness affairs. . Fsf?UI i_' \1_\Z^*~L???rmf$ With improved ar.d enlarged facilities, we7 =^^**^?^^W^l^^g^^^^v<> announce our Twenty-Second Annual Opening ^fflflyy?3^Ba^^^a^ The curriculum of study embraces a thorough ff^Si ?^T7T T 17 F^IT^M?II??S The proficiency acquired by oaf many pupils. EMSS Ij XX ll j J Li KAlLf lSn!^% i ?-uTn2 a Pcr'C(^ of over twenty years as eduea ^yM^ ?A 1 of youth is our strongest commendation. LSroym fr^SnTXIPT0^f^^S^^ 1 Pepi's enter at any time. For circulars, cat ri^^^1 ra? ff M IS?tSif?^ alogues, terms, &c.. call on or address Jsm^?mr?^ae^^sS^^Si^^-/ - -pt 8 Nos. 6 & 8 N, Charles St.^Balto. ay CHEES -Diphtheria Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, ^euasottna, Bleeding at lae linn*!, ?c:u-seness,Tr.ftueD!^Heol^?Cct:ch,w^ Sl&rAccB, Kidney Troubles, cud Spinal Diseases. Pamphlet freo. Pr. I. S. Johnson SP CO., Beeton. Ma??. ^^so^UU -^^^ .^^^rf^T^^oo^'ery. ^^^hcra llko them in thc vorli. Tv Jl positively cure or relieve all manner cf disease. Tie lnionordon around each box is worth ton tim?? tao cost or? box OT" T3?U3. Piad cut about them and yon will always bo tbxn3?fal. One pill & dose. Illustrated pamphlet. frc?. Soldcv?rr/wberg,orgentbTniallfbra5c.in?tftmp?. Pr. 1.8.JOSaTBOKftCO^aaCJ?8t^Boston. bheridan'o Condition^ ? gg gjg??P% jgaffpi &E5?f^i 5 Ul ^ tfwS^maC^nyns?^1 ccntrated." ?~?oancef^jfji Si? ??t-^t E fpR YE chicken choler? and ts worth a voundofBBSS igai "2s fe ia ta 2cP fi Sj3 W all diseases of hens, tr. jr other kind. It isg ?3 f$? S? H SSH 8 ES Bia S S9 M Is worm Ita weight etricfclysmedicine tog Kg fi S v?fc S-, Bl H fin g ^ T9w fi?X? U r^IS?; Illustrated b;ffiveu with. food. USr,? a u Q SsSu 0 09 383 83 ^ EBn3 ra VB boar by mall lr*?. Sold o-rerywiioro, or 3ont by ?nail for 25 cent: ia etam^a, 21-4 lb. air-tight tin can?, fil ? by mail^BL? ! Bia oana by expresa- prepaid, for $?.00. DB. X. 8. JOHNSOJt db CO-' Borton FALL 'MD WINTER OF 1885. CLOTHING PIECE GOODS, HATS, Gents' Underwear, Neek-wear, Orercoats, &c, -SOS MEN, YOUTHS AHB GHILDUE Is.now complete in all departiente. Marked Hott H And a c?lt and examinatioii is earned ly solicited before pttrchasing elsewhere,. -ALSO wm - 167' ffni l^ar?> SB: LACE CrRTATO?^^ll ..... . ??J--- ?.?X?^2&?^?Z% CORNICES ANO UPHBLSTErW:^^ WINDOW AWNINGS il ADE TO ^)RMBt| Wholesale and Ret?H^0e*le?^^^J Boots, Shoes, Tnnifcs, .i- ?HAR?$S3^J?|f^ Particular attention given toJ'i??t^ of Orders, and all Goods gtz?rat?SS^H represented'., V-* ' ^ "r ^^^^^^^ GEO. W. STEFF?5S, . S?CCESSOR.Tft4?^^?| StefTens & W?mi^? WHOLESALE ?rKO^OTS^j Auction and f?^^^ 1ST EAST BAY AND 50 km.M,S^0^B (Auction If i ni ni ^t^^gg^^^ffi jJE&*? " 'Co o'sr^n^te*i%ll^^^^^^^S CHARLESTON'S Fine Diamonds,'\W^^^^ SILVER ANO PtATELit^P SPECTACLES AJil> EYE,.^?AM^ Large; ?^rk^trdf/'^^^^^P WEDDING PBESEtlf^ al wavs OT't???^r^^^^^g Order sr promptly /?fft^^^Wa^^^Bi^, jewdjjfjcisr?fi^ expert 'j tcoid^e^^^^^g 273 KING STREET, -CHARiiEST??^^? . Sept 23 - - -i^^^^^B CHARLESTOIf, 8*<Wg S opp lied with ail-Modern ImproTtwe Excellent Guisine/I^rge Ajry'S&i Otis Piiss?ttg^T^Ek^i^^SSn^ trie BdIs:and^L???b?5j-Eml?g? .. ' ed;.l^?ana^:?f^^^ RATES $2.00, ^2 50_Al?fe??^ CHAS, a ^?ESI? Wholesale and R?rail T-ot?n?i -DEA1E& nt-?? Stalls Nos. 1 and 2'Fiji Jt?i*ef?:^^^^B Office Nos. 13 and 20 l?arkttSfc^ 7 "Bast^l^Sa^^v^i^^ Consignments of Coonrr^r^ro^?^??^!^ spectfuHysoiietted. ' Pott?iry^je^i^?i^^g : AU ordersr??fcd with disr^ldfe:^^^^^ AUGllST.;iA?i^j Manufacturer OCT:; ;?3?^^B HAIR JEWEIIM?; G?RLS, . BfiAip&^^fl Aug 25--':t" ."? ffijg^N^sBT ESTABLLSHEd C. ? E. L KERRtS ; S8 HASEL ?TREBfe . r?t*g1> X^g?j ^Blaefe" an?V?dl IN LABCT^? Ali erders will rece careful ??t^nti?S? Cash* orders amounting S| will be delivered in ;'t charg?. C:&E;L/E&! Aug 25 0 THE HOTEL 2iiKiNasTB?ai, Four pocn^ttff^net^ reception of < Alt the: