The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 22, 1885, Image 4
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note,
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?^ '.nalioD that .'fe. dead and
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^.p*tri?t,s ?^eanir
^^.m^tbAt^eU.^,-- :
ajr?oTO>prc^i8ejo^y, : : . :
?it^m^^h*^ morro*. ^ .
t?i^ an?rifce weeks became
?a^^'^^-aaei^?'?* --i jg?* ? ? ?
onJd drop in tbeXiU, ??? . j ! ;
.~Ty*"'"x ' ? ' ' - .' " ' ?? ' '
?twas in ns was strong in- .
?M^?^eVty^wen discerned, /
Be? jhtle.cbecks representing the pay
a*9^4~p?? sjoMie^-raceiyiKi it ;
fmeb^?twt^dw-beliewd it. f. . J
^^^Sitfef^l^
if^}|s: that were then 'orerdoe'; . i
ewif i>Tbr^ |
tttbj?^toaar^jk^^ouutry .could: do. ?
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j^??^^w^;T^id^7dori^ the
^KJif.y^jb;??7; ;i ,"3.7-G-t., ?TL- - " . ^ ? ! .
?|!85^-^Cousar-to Mary ^.- f
^^??D^^S tp b ' ;
t E. Bronson,
to Z * ??
^ 55
8
m$3k ^Sr^Sua?o*- Tbigpen to
JkerfkSarasorr, 1? aerean / / 56 .
fira^Spj^fi^^ G^cdoxu to ?an-. ; V ?. '. ?
^^^^age^^t?fe^ j
^^^^^^^^Saye^t?vMasonV^T
canos W. Anderson*, 50 acres, 600^
^f?Stza^^OOracre?f- - v-?; i? 244
??&&?^i?? H?ldrow to J. *
pf?a?MB^^^?creV _-? ' *3 300
. 4^'<3-WcArCoopet tu-Jr-tEr
?^^^^oS?i ??nsar tojas.
. E^4>as?r, 3? actes,,. . ... 3,500
m&&l?&2& EVCooiar-to-Jvbn
g?&?btttax?2?^ 3,500
|^^5^?S^d?S^^?la8?e^, j. Jp;
p^rt<tEV^ Waters. 50 acres/' . .,'"30
.^^^?S^ai?^?ft?e^DV- . . T
B?^^tp^?obn T. DaBose, 175^ - -
^^''^l?iXfif'<5j? 5*
iSSa^Mar?a: C. Scarborough to
fooCvBard?n-, 183 acres,: ^ -r" 1;0C0
t^??t??.-^fl Jennings to Mary i
^^W^-40QM?re% '.'-rf:
l^g^?^^ib^fOni^Mbore to
DfeV^ni, ?21 acre*,- 3,162
I^^^O; : Sk?oL''
:i??*ig^^fobn"B. ifc?aian ib
?a C. McNeil, 443 acres, 100
^r^^S^mmj KcMiUan to
l^l^lf.?oi^^acrei -J - . -129
atK^Jart,^15 acre* v ^ 75 :
^^^^?^??3tin?Mi7.^^cr^ 350 ,
l^^??B?^^HS^ i* J- Hancock to . ]
^?^t?^S&a T? Pay?e) '50 acre?, : . 150 '
Jfe ?^^S^Snsan ' ?1 Mc?Twain: to? . '
^^^^f?^^-^-JO^O S., Pwkhardson, ^ !
I^^?ft^iH??.. Harwick, 3$^0/ ;
^^H?>??e%: . .... % 121 fi
^p^^o??^-,85^3laiy.i EL Jetfa?ngs ito,1 i
^r'. " ;: Bobert B. Dinkios, 25 acres, 100 ?
^??S ?qf; l^'8^r?o8eE4 B. Haynes to
?p^S?^-:Pi<5.^B&TOaV3?a<reay ; - i 100
S^???wr-10, '?S-rB, Moise.to Hil
^^^^^tpj'gerg?,^ acres,. j 2C0 '
^5^1w?^?t TS5-E,'W. Moise' to Trank
^l^f^^it?ey^i^afe,' ' 150 i
Bfe^' ^.y- May?tv?tc Toten.
^tei-?^^%rpM/>:-MayeSi Sr., to Jas. i
^^-3?wr. 30 fS5V-Margaret B. English, to
RaowJp^iajes, J lot, ^ - 1,400 >
V '? ' Wedgefiel?L '' ? ':
g>v Bt?aa^iiof/ '>r;!?i", ': ' ns
m^m^^.*li? : : l^oo
^p^-^Ioir?i4^85f-0L H.? ?oses, to>?. J.
^^..^l*wH'?a6v;i~?'.^ iv;-'** 2 , 250
^^^^^tS^Jba?otX^reen to Sam
te^^?^^ft?^^W. "Moise* to'Mary -
p^^^ B. Yeadon, I lot, 900
??feVj?iw;-23, ?85-Mary E. Yeadon to E.
fe^:WvJl<M8e,lJot, " 200
^^fc:.' . ~--. ...
Ki ? - ; ?nion? Medicine Men.
^^?5 i'^teiiw: ;Ebp5t . ^Ti&ker, of New4 York City,
WJW> baTepab?sbed from time to time band
^^^mm^iiog?^ -.portraits. ;of the prominent-7
jl^?v? jonrnafists of-the United States and Great
^^:^fRita?o,.:h?Te jost issued a very attractive en
^"^f;j?^ndo? 22- by '23 inches, of the leading Pro
^?^??^l^xj Medicine Manufactnrers of the United
?S?CeSi ioch?d?ng Br. J. C. Ayer, C. I. Hood,
t?^^3Dx- Hostetter of "Hosteller's Bitters,"-John
k^^Brtfti of "Merchants Gargling OH," Mr.
Splli Scott, of '.Scott's Emulsion," Dr. J. H.
^^^t?e?dkV-fl;.'JB.:BeckIen of "Electric Bitters,'*
P^;ip^Pow??l,. of ?iIron Bitters/' Dr. Tn?, Dr.
fg^^'Bnnidretb, of "Brandr?tb*s Pills," and H. H.
K|^1?aroer,,of " Warner's Safe Cure" and "Tip
;pee??oe. fame. We doubt if a more attrac
~ ' ~?ie looking group of eleven men conld be .
^^^?*?^ ?together.from anyone walk of life.. Tbfs
pictarejs sent out.with the compliments of
f.l?e^~B^JS^Wmrxier^ vb?, besides haTi rr g won
. soch 4istingoisbed fame as the manufacturer
H?^: f of^"Warner's ^afe Cure," is well known as
^^??:Kffe~ founder of the "Warner Astronomical
^^T'^-^Sfxr^loTjj". Boches ter, N. Y-, and the
Ip^I-?i i *fW^ari?er"Astrononaical Prizes," for cometary,
p^^. -?^sebrery, so eagerly sought for by astron
^fe^?jS^t?.^^-t|? worlds Mr. Warner isa
^^^^^^M}0^*^^ *?d those who know him
^^^|^?J^.^at,.A? saccess .which he has won
fi o-^0Ter^5:yea? of age,} is in all respects emi
of Tery
Bg&E^?^ -? berality,
^^^^il&OX?'?KRi^ ] 8end: 25 cents to Prof.
^^^^^i^^?^r8^Sr??nt .;sin^'S&?ttoaBnsi?W
jjjj^^ return
- tte Watehman and Southron, prints letter
?ea?s\%???^ he?a^: b?nd b???s, Ac.,; as [ well as
they tan beprintedelsewhere, ^ and as cheap
as the cheapest." "
Rtmovedfrom. Columbia, S. G. '
A Live, Temperance' P?p?r^ \
. Published Semi-monthly in
liarte. .^fih;>?. t ?l'si. ???*?li ?
? under the Editorial "?oanagement of
RFV. H. FV-ISHBEITZBERG,
t^AsastedMjy- ?n ?hi?e corps oTEditorsi ' v ?
The patronage-and -influence of all friends
ofTemparahce is/sot?cited.. Terms only 60
Cents a year. To ?dve?fisers desiring a wide
Publisher.
25 YSARS m USE.
The Greatajt Madical Triumph, of the Aga
U J - S Y [VT PTOftTS Or A : J ?
TORPID LIVER.
toss of appetite, Bowels coat? ve? Fain in
blade, FuIInosi niter eating, with a dis?
inclination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper, Low ?plrit?, wich
a feeling of haTlnjr neglected Borne duty,
. Wearineaa^BL^rnesa, Flattering TU tat
I Heart, Dota b ?fare ti? eye?, Headache
- over the ri*h . eye, Re^lewner?, wita
fitful dreams, Hiffhly colored Urine, and
C?W5T1PATIOK.
TXXT'S PHXS aro especially adapted
to -such caseone; dose. effects such a
change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer.
. They Increase the Appettte,andcansethe
SSBottS&vSE&M* !O? Kle?fi?tltQ8?thawsfemis
nourished ,and by their Tonic Action, on
the ingestive Qryn,H3, K cyninr Stools are
prodnct*L |Price :*&c. 4ATttmrray &t..Sf.Y.
TUTO HJUR OYE
GKAT HATE or WmsKEtS changed to a
GLOSSY BLACK by a single application of
tfcisDTE. Itrlmpa-?ts -arnatural color, acta
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or i
: ^ntrbyexprfts on receipt of fl. - : * ;
fOfBca,M m wrr*?y$t.>Mew York*
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Harper*A-Bazar ia the only.paper in .the
mw* ? that com hines the choicest literature, and
the finest art illustrations-with the latest fash
ions and methods of household adornment. Its
-wrelyly illustrai ions and-" descriptions of the
newest ' Paria' an? New York *styies,'with" its
usefal pattern sheet supplements and cot pat
ff^0SS9^^Sfa^BF^?^ tberrowi>:;dres?- '
makers, save many times tba cost of snbscrip .
tion. Its papers on cooking, the management
of?'servants; - ??na', housekeeping. i? its various;
details' are enrineoiiy practical. .r Alucb atten?
tion*' is* given'tot^e'interesting topic of social '
etiquette,: and its illustrations of art needle
work are acknowledged to be unequalled. . .Its
literary meiit;i.> the highest ~ eieellence, and
ihe unique e^^r-TeY-iaa^r?affiorous pictures
hns wop ;for ii' tbe name of the American
Pmic??? ' ' ? .-' ' r. - -
Ter Year :
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' The vo?oaies" of the Bazar begin with the
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y^^^?^^^^^^^t?fiSi^t^t wilt be understood
that the snfecitt'Or~K?sbesj'to jb?g?n with the
loather, nejt ?.ftft tkfi recei^ ?f order,
le B?sc.Bd %r?klunat o??xjFr'eB'?f B?ran/er three j
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3>ent wi thontTth.i'expiess order-"of Harper A
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??? ' ?S86. ?'? ' ? --^
f r Harper's Yoiuig People'.
!J 'An Illustrated Weekly; * '.
The position ot iiaxepca's XOCSC?PBOPLK as
: be.-, loading, ucekiy periodical for~young readers
s well established. Thc publishers spare no
sains to provide the best and mo?t alsraetive
wading^anjjltuitratjons. The serial and ehort
!t?ries bare strong dr?mati?' interest.white fBey
?re'-'wfcafBVfree^f?)m:;whaiever4 fe'?per??cions or
rolgariy V?nsat?onalj 'the pupers*otr" natural
iiistory andvicciecce, traxeV-aaiL..the facts of
;ife. are by jrjjtcrs wjbesevnamca gire the best
issuraoce- of accuracy and value. Illustrated
Krpers on Trdiltt?c sports, games and pastimes
rive full information on these subjects. There
ts nothing ciie^p about it but its price. .
...A"?Tepjtomo of everyrhing- that i* attractive
?nd desirable in juvei ile literature.-Boston
Courier. ;i
A weekly fenst of good things to the boys and
Sirljs in every family which it visit*.-Brooklyn
Union. :
It is wond. rfu! in its wealth ofpictures, ie Ur?
ination, and interest-Christian Advocate, N-Y".
TERMS i POSTA GE PREPAID; $2 A YEAR.
Yoi.-VU commence* November 3, X8Sd*
AA^.?.'.. - . - ..1 .. - -
SINGLE- NnttMrns. Five Cents each.
Kexaitta'nces should be made by Poet Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of IOM
AVte?p?per* are not to copy.thi? adeert?nevient
tc?thant t/tecxprewt order ofi\Aerea A BKOTH K?S.
Address HARPER A BROTHERS.
New Y^rk.
C. I. H03TT &
7atdie8, Cloates, Jewelry, ?poetados,
&c, Sec.
'-REPAIRING A SPECIALTT.
^ . SPORTING MATERIAL,
Shells, Wads and Everything Pertain?
ing to Breech-Loading Guns.
Dec fy _~_g_
NEW M06ERY.
THE UNDERSIGNED bas opened a GEN?
ERAL" GROCERY BUSINESS at the
SUMTER COTTON FACTORY, and will
keep in Store a choice stock of
First Class Family Groceries,.
- -A2H>ALSO-~ ? : '
TOBACCO, SEGAES, ETC.,
all of wbicb wit! be sold at the lowest prices
that will afford a living margin.
The patronage of tbe public is solicited, and"
satisfaction guaranteed in every article sold.
Best ^sal i ty cheese at 18 cents
Proof test Kerosene at 18 cents, aodjotber
goods at proportionate prices.
JOS. R. ?I?TGIJETO?r.
J. D. CRAIG'S
?STABLISHMENT
A FULL ASSORTMENT*?y v , *
era braci ng-all the vlei an d q a al it i ea .usual ly.
found in a First CJass Furniture Store. e
- .PARtOB, SUITES,
"" BED' BOOM SETTS, WARDROBES,
Bureaus,.Wash Stands, Tables,
Bedsteads; Chairs, Sofas, Lounges,
Safes, Sideboards, Looking Glasses,
WhatNots, Wall Brackets, Chromos,.;
Window Shades and Fixtures,
Pictu r??>ifni?s;:Cbrd,~Tassets, - v..
Picttfre -Glass, 4^+od?w^Gkiss, ' -?? -?
Putty, Matresse8, &c, ?fcc. -
THE Ut?tffgAKJNG D?PAR?flENT,
COFFINS AND CASKETS of all descrip?
tions and sizes constantly in store at prices
ranging- "'i" ?"yt TT'l- ? ?^sf
For Adults-feom $5?t? 12S3; |
For ChWren^from$3to4?V~ ::i
My special personal attention, day by day,
is given to_this^business, In al] its depart
ments, and satisfaction guaranteed ijrh every'1
case; A ./ -v 7? -'; :?
Octo9 -,' si & j ? la i :.
ll
Drugs, Medicines and
Jil
?a-1
C liemieals. ^
FINK TOILET SOAPS. HATTI X^D'T^TTTI
BRUSH KS. PERFUMERY AND FANCY j
TOILET ARTICLES. Ac. Ac
PAINTS, ?WkxrsWs MN?H
DYE ST?WS, &P&S, 'PUTT&f.$c. Tl
Prices Cr earn BaMng rWder, 4
-W hicb-for pumj, strength and healthfulness.
sr-:, stands alone.. . . -
I ~27ow Patont Star Lamp, ' ? -
Giving alight equal to 3 pr 4 ord i nary Tamps''
t^ ^ ^"' andMs-perfectly safe. '?
Enicfcerbocfcer Shoulder Braces,
For ladies and gents. * 'Easily adjusted and
V*^worn^?t?fccomfort.
ripply 0^f?^h^?rSe^^Sg^
April?. /^.v-v - - y
SUMTER DISTRICT SCHOOL.
(coLomr.)
FIRST SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Term Commencing October. 12,. 1885,
. r '; Ending june ZO, 1886.
We desire to fill a long fel t vacancy inf this
^District, )>y offering to ali a school of a high?
er grade-a preparatory school, for the enter?
ing ot the College course.'
We are determined to make it a School that
will give ample satisfaction in any of the
studies -mentioned; - -- . *
: . . TERMS : . . .
Board,- per month, ...i:..;.......$5?00 to $7.00
Tuition, per month,-Intermediate Dep't 75
. <? *< ? Grammar " 1.00
-'?".'" Greek and Latin... 1.00
X li. . " French...1.00
s " v ; 'i .Music," instrumen'i 2.00
Music, vocal, and military tactics. Free
^Scholars received at any'time. No reduc?
tions made,,except for sickness.. ^j. r, .
' For further information, address either
' : Rsv/A. WESTON; Pres. B'd Trustees.
, REV. E. H. WILSON, Superintendent.
J Riv. I.B.-SMITH, Professor.
Sumter C. H., S. C.
. School3>Bil<3iogon Council Street, in rear of
.A. M. Ei Church. - :' . -_
COME ONE, COME ALL
- ' \ -TO-' - j
Tile Blacksmith Shop ;
Opposite-W. M. Graham's Feed and Sale
Stable, and^get your ,
t HORSES SHOD
In the very best style by competent work?
men;' Sp?cial attention paid to horses that
Cut and.Over reach.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,. &c:, repaired
itt the best style. AU kinds of Blacksmith-"
ingjdoue promptly.
m I. BR O? SON.
..r.Septl ;
Z~?? -THE
iiii?glactae,
T.TKK THU
PP? ?Sm,
I UNEXCELLED BY
[Sure to Give Satisfaction.
iicncrsl Office, Ilioa, K. Y.
.w York Office, 283 BroadTray.
Buying Agents Wanted.
(Double and Triple Action)
nm
y eft
The :ESS?pvCrTQ2? PUMP., is ?
of all competition in working easily
and rapidly.
It is secuv? fiera frccz::-j?'; cad uever
- needs prirnin?.:.
WE rr??Sisii ATTACE>'F.KTS TO THZ
PUMPS TO i ir Tiir^.x voit USE WITH wiro
MILL.
Send Tor Illustrated Circular and Price
List, with Testimonial?.
Address,
I JEJuaiSON E-'L CO., men, w. T.
2i*w YORK Oma: IIS Ch amber? Street.
AG-XZIXTX WANTED.
PARKER'S
ffiPp^SKAIR BALSAM
M^^^^l"?^^? the popular favorite for dress
J^SS^ ?> _jd&2| *'1C hair. Restoring the color
pQtxfyi?t""?^ra when gray,and preventing Dan
I ^^^^^"^^^ druff. It Cleanses the scalp,
. ft?h?\<x? ^l?tops thc hair falling, and ts
sure to please. 507. and $1. sizes at Druppsts.
The Best Cough Cure yon can use
and the best known preventive of Consumption.
PAI:K2R'S TONIC kept in a home is a sentinel to
keep sickness out. Used discreetly it keeps the
blood pure and the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
ia woriiing order. Conghs and Colds vanish be?
fore it. lt builds up the health.
If you suffer from Debility, Skin Emptions,
Cough, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary or
Female Complaints, or any disorder of the I.ung%
Stomach, Bowels, iilcod or Nerves, don't wait
till you are sfck-in bed. but use PARKER'S TONIC
to-day : it wili give vou new life and vigor.
HISCOX & CO., N. Y.
Sold by Druggists. Large saving buying $t size.
THE AIMAR HOUSE
CORNEH OF
Yanderhorst and King St?
' HAYING BEEN LEASED BY
Heriot
(Formerly of 190 Meeting-?t.,)
IS NOW OPEN for the accommodation of
Boarders. Parties visiting Charleston wit I
find this House conveniently situated for busi?
ness, and directly on the line of Street Rai!**?.
Terms, per day, $1 $0.
Feb 13
NORTHERN .PRODUCE.
FOREIGN. FRUIT V FRESH -FISH ! AP
.4flesr*Poiatoes/ Cabbages,-1) ni?n s,: Pears,
Tomatoes^ Beetsj Turnips, Lemons, Nuts, and
I Fruit and Vegetables of all varieties, received
by every steamer from New Yor.k.
\.r?W?deal exclusively ia Northern Produce
and handle only choicest stock. A Iso,. Fresh
Fish of all kinds. -Our fall fishing has just
.commenced.
Remember and send your orders for Fruits
Produce and Fresh Fish to_the .oldj-eliabi?
ho'use-of - .-' -J. S, TERRY-* CD:,
- r-9_ Market Street, Charleston, S. C.
~-N?~'B.-Our facilities for handling and
shipping Fresh Fish are unequalled in the
South. *_
rGH?NA ftAEL,
COR KING AND LIBERTY STS.,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
' .-' : DEALER JN
CHINA. GLASS,
AND EARTHENWARE,
KEROSENE Oil? LAMPS, CHAN?
DELIERS, BRACKETS,
And a Full Line of Lamp Trim m io gs.
Colored English Dinner-Setts, 115 pieces
\j? ;v for $15.00.
Tea'Setts, 44 pieces,'** $4.
*-A full liue^of
American Thin White CG?ha" Dinner Setts,:
122 pieces, $12-cheapest goods on market.
. ^ _A fulJJioeof
[;Band^hamber^etts, to pieces, $3 to $5 each.
vAll^f ihe^above igpods first class.
Packed and deliv?/ed to an v Railroad in
City free of charge. J. P. * BRO WNE.
g -Aug 25 . - r-^-r :?? "s cr yr - - - s -
! C. BART & GO.,
importers an'd-:Wholesale Dealers in
*x . - ^ ~- ' .X' ? ? ' ' >?. ? -
joreigir and Domestic Fruit,
% s APPLES, ORANGES,. BANANAS,
C?C?ANCTSj LEMONS, PEANUTS, PINE
r.rr..APPLES, POTATOES,
\C: ONIONSr CABBAGES, ?c., &c.
55, 57 and 59 Marlcet Street,
* CHARLESTON, S. C.
"Sept 29 _
? FURNiTURE.
JOS. F| NORRIS,
235 : King Street, Charleston, " S. C.
TIP^LLARGEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN
SOUTH CAROLINA,
.c Tiepresen ting the largest and best Manu
factnrers tfiroughoot the United States, Cus?
tomers.-have-the rare privilege-of selecting
from,the latest and leading styles of fb? day.
.Immense stock always io store, and .the
lowest prices guaranteed.
Special attention given to the packing of
airgoods to*be shipped, thereby "insuring safe
delivery. ,\
Sumter Friends, "ome and see me.
Sept 29 '."
THE OLD -RELIABLE STOVE HOUSE.
T. CAMPBELL & CO.,
142 Hestia? Street, Charleston, S. 0.
Still Mold the Lead as Dealers in
First Class Cookiog Stoves, Heating
Stoves, Ranges and Grates, Lead
and Iron Pipes, Pumps,
&c ? Ac, &c.
A full line or Repairs kept for all Stoves we
sell.
The attention of the people of Sumter and
adjoining Counties is asked,
. When more than one stove is ordered at
the same time we will deliver free of freight.
Send for prices on 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 Hoose in the .City, and is under the
Sole Proprietorship and management of the
Public's obedient servant,
JOS. PRIGS, Jr.
RATES-?2 and $2.50 per day.
Sept 16_o
R F. MITCHELL & SON,
PROPRIETORS OP
The Merchant Flour Mills
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TELE SALE OP
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own manTt'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.
A NEW ENTERPRISE
IN COLUMBIA, S. C.
Buggies loutit
FHOM THE GROUND UP.
PLANTATION WAGONS, LOG CARTS.
SPRING WAGONS, or any Style of
Whicle desired, and Harness for Buggies or
Wagons. Northern and Western made Bug?
gies in s:ock. P. MOTZ.
Ort 27
WITHOUT STEAM POWER
EY CSLNG OUTFITS OP
BAHNE*' PAT. FOOT POWER
machinery can compete with
steam power. Sold on trial.
Metal and woodworkers send for
prices. Illusitr'd catalogue free.
\V. F. &. Jno. ?larncs ?To.
Hockford, ill.
Address No 21 iii ai' St.
T*"? .!<*-nrr;d ?*?r lie Ir-nirovM JTAKOX fr H.-.MT.?I
PIANOS i.> ?ow ?o lara that a second n?1>iiitt>ii t'> tho
fnctorv h.is lwootnc impcraiive. Po not require one
quarter as much tunins: ?s Pianos on thc prevailing
wrest-pin svstem. Conflit Cntnlogue, free.
mo S' vies of Ortr.ANs, ?2 to ?900. For Cash, Easy
Payments, - r Kcntod.
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co.,
NEW YORK ; BOSTON ; CHICAGO.
G. W. C. DICK, D. IS.
Office over Bogie's New Store,
ENTRANCE ON MAIN STREET,
SUMTER, S. C.
Office Hours.-9 to I;30 j 2:30 to 5.
Sept 8 -
?
-IN THE
mm Wm MINES OF mmm,
-AND THE
? MLNT??,: ;0F AjlERICA ARE QUAKING.
But the Solid Hardware Minds of
R. W. DUBAUT & SON
Remain intact. Besides every known variety of
SHELF HARDWAEE
They would call especial attention to a very larget and well selected stock of
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING
In all widths, with Rivets and Burs or Lacing a3 may be desired.
...SIOYES OF EVERY VARIETY AT ALL PRICES.
; ? - A large and superb stcek of
ellina OLTXCI Glassware,
And the finest abd largest assortment of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, RAZORS,
SCISSORS,' &c.,*frora"the"bt:st fatories of Europe and America. Especial attention
. bas been paid* in the selection of POT WARE, TINWARE, Ac.
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
? ' row PRICES.
R. w. DURANT & SON.
[ Main Street, opposite the Bank, Sumter, S. G.
Sept 15
TAO Largest ao.4 Ifosli Complete
Establishment South.
Established 1842.
SEO. S. HACKER & SON,
Office and Wareroomt, King, opposite
Cannon Street.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Man ufacln rers of
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS,
MOULDINGS,
'AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
ASHLEY SMALL BRAjN SPECIFIC.
The S. G. S. is the cheapest, and the best, and the only Specific Fertiliser
for Small Grain oo the Market.
The S. G. S. baa been nsed all over oar Southern States for the last three
years, and has given great satisfaction.
ASHLEY ASH BLEMEST,
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 CARDEN FERTILIZER,
Delivered free ; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies, Flowering
Annuals. &c. . . .
For terms, dir?ctions. testimonials, and for the various attractive and instruc?
tive publications of the Company, address,
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Sept 23 Charleston, S. C.
FACTORY, WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE OF
E. W. PERCIVAL,
Charleston, S. C.
SASH, DOOR^, BLINDS, MANTELS
Brackets, Moulding, Seo.
LARGE STOCK, LOW PRICES, GOOD WORK.
Get an estimate from me bgftft^ money by it.
MI ?BMBKpMaW^a^Bs. EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOULD AVAIL
9 Lt Xfl "a^M^?w^^K\ Himself of the advantages offered at tbs
1 *Mk%$L^W^ff?i??i jWj BRYA??T> STRATTON ? SADLER BUSL
pi D TI GI M X*^Q Q^ff^ff ^or ac(:lu'rinsa thorough and practical train
Hfd^H DUU11I?IDLJ J mm ffl lng in business affairs.
mf&M^, -ZI.' ?MMiMiii?:^*^^r^5gT With improved and enlarged facilities, we
kAmF?y^^ya^C^F'^^S^^^^ announce our Twenty-Second Annoal Opening
f?K JK?MlaV? lil iii 171 MYWrTl^atjr jEjl^ ^"ne cnrricnlum of stud}' embraces a thorough
IBH ?T rtJrT ITT r^TT^ffl^? ^h8 pro?ciency acquired by our many pupils
HwH \s Uliilili OH/ yJi^?l buring a Period of over twenty veers as educa
Iri^B_JM^ aJ^fl t?rs ?^ Toulh is our strougest commendation.
^^aMBMajM wai|lPupils enter at any time. For circulars, cat
jfj g B fl fB jj " W$mr/ a-?Sues: terms, fcc, call on or address
fc^M^M^^aB?i1lAaaanH?/ s.pt 8 Nos. 6 & 8 N. Charles St., Bal to.
sr- CTTSZS-Diphthc??B. Croup. Asthma, Bronohiti*. Vevr*W&i Bhomnattam, Steading at tba Ltmge,
Hoarseness. Influenza, HaoldxrCeufh. whooping Cough. Catarrh. CholeraMorba?. DyMjitory, Chrome
Xtjarrhooa, Kidney Troubla?, and Spinal Plieaeoe. Pamrh'^t free. Dr. X. S. Johnson ? Oo., BoeionoMaea.
Pi ^ SSW, EICH O ll i ^%
^il^^al^J BLOOD. B I Lkw
?h^ridar/t Condition.- n flQ B Af SB fi B DB fi S ?ffc H O? afvlS? hen* lay
Powder is ab?clntely!? M GB B ff fi B B I M3IB ? BB M?Tl?f it. It ?QTM
pure o?d hi??-ay con-rep ra KU DU B H MB wk ? HS WV oMokeii ehelere an4
eontratei. ?neo-inc??B?l ul fSg Ba Kin Jal! Tm D W tu Saoaaee af atna
ia worth apo^o?B?! SEl ?ft Bl BP ? ? B Bal I ?worth ?a weifh*
any other WndU ItisKMH Pga Ba H BBB BaRj 3 " fcT^ ? ingold, niiietteiod
strictly amc?djc?i? tod H H irn gE^gM BHCSIW BS 9 ? ? hoAc by suOl 1T<M.
pa^S?^r^^K^oenfctoat^ ^?^?S^^|?8S^^
fetx oana by express, propalo. Xor $5.00._ ***** n,"" -n,M
FALL AND WINTER OF 1885.
CLOTHING
PIECE GOODS, HATS,
Gents' Underwear, Ncek-wear, Overcoats, &c,
-FOE
MEN, YOUTHS AMD CHILDREN
Is now complete in all departments.
Marked Howat Very Low
And a call and examination is earnest?
ly solicited before purchasing elsewhere,
.ALSO
<BE5X*riFffC3- MACHINES.
D. J.
Sept S
ag
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
. ADD ?BALEB8 IN
Mm, Lfc Tfitoco, &c.
167 and 169 East-Bay,
CHARLESTON, S C.
Dec. 2 - /. -?. : ^
S. B. THOMAS, Agt7
No. 320 KING STREET.
Opposite Liberty, ...
Window Shaftes, Paper Hanpp
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES AMD UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WINDOW AWNINGS MADE TOORDER.
CHARLESTON fc, C.
Dec l l ? :. ' ,. o
Wholesale sod Retail Dealer ia
Boots, Shoes. Trunks,
Bags, &c.
No. 233 KING STREET, '"
CHARLESTON'S. C.
Particolar attention given to Filling
of Orders, and. all Goods'guaranteed as
represented. ;
Jan 6 . ' .
GO TO
S? THOMAS, JR?,&BR?M
273 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
-FOB
Fine Diamonds, Watches,
CLOCKS, JEWELE?,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
SPECTACLES AND ETE GLASSES.
Large assortment of
WEDDING PRESENTS
alvrays on band.
Order* promptly filled, Watches and
jewelry carefully repaired by
expert workmen.
273 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Sept 23 o
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
First Class in all its Appointments.
Supplied with all Modem Improvements.
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy Rooms,
Otis Passenger Elevator, Elec?
tric Bells and Lights. Heat*
ed Rotunda.
RATES $2 00, $2 60 AND $3.00.
Rooms Reserved by Mail or Telegraph.
Sept 16_
CHAS. O. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Commission
-SEALER IB
GAME AND POULTRY.
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
Omce Nos. 18 and 20 Market St.,
"~E?fet of East Bay,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Consignments of Country Produce are re?
spectfully solicited. Poultry, eggs, kc.
AU orders filled with, dispatim.
Aug 25 *
AUGUST TAMSBERfl,
Maoufactorer of
HAIR JEWELRY,
CURLS, BRAIDS, M
No. 332 King Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
?&* Jewelry neatly repaired.
Aug 25 _ "'fi
ESTABLISHED 1832?
C. & E. L KERRISON,
88 EASEL STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
DEY GOODS,
Black and Colored Dress Goods,
LINENS, HOSIERY, &c, Aa,
IN LARGE VARIETY.
AU orders will receive prompt and
careful attention.
Cash orders amounting to $10 or over
will be delivered tn the country free of
charge. C. & E. L KERRISON,
Aug 25 o_Charleston, S. C.
THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 KING STREET.
Four Doors Sovtth Academy of Music.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THIS well appointed Hotel was opened for
the reception of Guests, March ist, 1885,
by G. T. ALFORD, recently proprietor of
tbe "New Brighton Hotel," Sullivan's Island.
The "WINDSOR" is newly furnished
throughout, having Woven Wire Spring and
Hair Matresses on all beds Fronting on
King Street, with extensive Southern expos?
ure, making
All the Rooms Dry, Airy and Pleasant.
To make the "HOTEL WINDSOR," what
bas long been wanted, a STRICTLY FAMI?
LY HOTEL,
No Liquors will be sold on the premises
Rates, $1.50 to $2.00 per day-Liberal
terms made by the week or month.
G. T. ALFORD, Manager.
TRANSIENT AND RKfirtTLAR,
BALTI?FOKB ?nrs:*
-at~~
164 WEST FAYETTE; STREET.
OOO SUBSTANTIAL ?OARD,COJi?
. j. ' fortable rqptnii and attentive servants.
Conveniently located for -ail glasse*, .of
boarders, being ia the central part of the atv,
near tue wnofcsate boiises, ?Mlsiw,^f>o^
business and Me^ialy} ^
t?mt. Terms moderate.
OvV?O? - . v ... ...
WILMINGTON,
AUGUSTA
Train* No. 48 ?nd 47 ?top
Wbitev?U, Lftk* WI^JW*, Pair X
o?s. Marion, Pce' ?)??;^plor*nea^T?
Lyn?bborg. May??r?lte^to|^g
Canica ^unw?ou^and-Kna??NtV'^
Passengers "for
Aiken Jonction, and all poi nj?- ^
take No. '43" Night Er pre?. Tutti
for Augusta on this train. -'.
Ptt??man'S!e?pera>f0f S?
?-H trains 'ron ?cotid * bari
Wilmington. .~ u-g??*
....... JOHN.;*. JM^?fc?
J. R KENTLY, 5?per?RUnd?tJ
Tl S?: ?MERSON..O?ik.r
STJP?RINT?E NDK? '?'HjC
NORTHEASTERN JCA?LRO
On and after.this data tb*.SoUo>k??
dale will be rua ?aijy
Leave Charleston. Arri*wrbjlf
No. 43-12- 05 ooon.~.~..~~ %g??&
No. 45- 6" 00 P. M.~~:..?~. "^wSi
No. 47-12 10A."fr~T~?4??
Leave Florence. Arrive CwJI
No: 48-12-25 A. ?3B?*
Na. .40-.1 35 ^^^^?H
No. 42 - 9 58:Av-r?v. ?ny??Vfjigi
Nos.40 and 47 will nc4ri?top,-.?* ^?S
tioos. ...Iv :. ^
Nos. 42, 43 and 45 will stopat *U?1
No. 48 win stop at''Monc?-rcor*j
Stephens; Lan?;^g^?*;^^
CENTRAL BAC&??9 "SCS?S
No. 53-IweaOhariestoii > ?
* * '. Lane f. *****'^'.??sfstStt
? :Snmtet ^^^^
No. 52-Le?v?sT?lwntys? -^Hga^Bfl
' " Smarter .**.." g. "v?Bpg
. : ^Lane's:'?SU??^^g
Arrives Charlesto*i?U?^c^H|
Nos. 52,apd^ 53. will stop ?^biigp?
ton and Manning.. - _. 'IffrjigS
T. M. EMERSON, J-*:J*E2
GenTPass*Agent: :^fi
-ci-., .
South Carolina Ra?waj
PASSE?GEB VRr?B&iaB%
OM M EN OIN <3 SEP^ Wv S^W^S
\j gar Train? will run a* fo?!?we,':W?tM
ther notice: (No. trains are;.?^;2???jflB?JSJ
Branch cn Sundays.... t5Un.darA.t?w.?jy^
Leave Camden.---7 0S a?
Leave Camden Jonction... SOtamva.WJ
At rive at Cola?bia-^^^^ ? lfl^^l
- :FRO*C?WMWA.- ~-:'^f:
Leave Columbia.~!*.V 7 45 f
Arrivc Camden Janctibn...?l 05tm":H??
Arrive at Camden-._HStp*?
. :-T0 cBAttueiroK?: ?-?&<pJ%&~i
Leave Camden.........^- ,rW4fSt;Jpt?
Len ve Camden JUDC'...... 8 81 *
Arrive at Charleston J.'.- 1* *Oir^~wW|
FBOK ca\**fcnaTo?-i^^*^
Leave Charleston..--.- ....^&ggg
Arrive Camden Junc'..^. ...... A^^^j?
Arrive at Camden.....^....- ~~
TO : ?vt?t?rjr ^^m^
Leave Camden.'""^gB?
Leave Camden Jonc~ ..... ...... ggSBl
Arrive al Augusta....
FRO? AUGCSTA
Leave Aognsta;.....U.*
Arrive Camden Jaoc\
Arrive. Camden.....
COXSECTloH*.
Connections rende at Columbia
b i 3 and' Greenville Riih^difc*rfc
from all faints on that Road and
tanburg. Union a&A Columbi* and 1
and Asheville Railroads,' ^?& J&ptZi
lotte, Olu mb ta an d Aogart* >
from all pointe -North,' both ;W*yjk{
leaving Camden at 7 06 a n, sad i
42 pm. ~
Connections made at Aogwtn
all Puint? West and Sontb-vi
and "with Central R. R." -^^z?**
Connections made at Char?tateawift .
er* to and from'New'Tork.oa Saturday*,
wt:h CharIeston^nd^Ti?nalf ?a8^ '
va un ah and all points Soata^asdbl
era for Jackson ville and points ?Sk ?
river on Tuesday's andStfcf?jf?^'''
Connection? made at "BtaAjrlUa^
well R. R. to and from Bamweltb) --
on Augusta Division^
THROUGH TIC**TS-ta*H!
porehnsed by applying to
at Camden. Di ><
General Passenger and '-_
JOHN B. PECK, General tanager, r .,.
Caarje*tt%, r ?
The Best Newsf?pe^
and by far the Mpst tiead?fct^^S^?
Agents wanted ewrywfeare ^ ?i^^S
money in distributirw tl?-'-SwK>rtfe^^
The most interesting and- ? m^tif^'0;:^
geous offers ever made^ by'i^.MtM
No Subscriber igrroed^riagj^^
Something l6r;.atLV U?Ss|^Hf^J
Beantifal and Sabe taoHel ^w,B*T*j^T^^
Standard Gold aad<)thcgWiljih nJ&fjW&nT??^
Bootu, the Beat FaaH7r%?|^p|||M:'-'~^
of objec?i of real ntiUty'saJ^^^^^T^^
DAILY, per Ye^aUn?sJTNa^^i?O^ ^
DAILY, per Moert?iwJ?icsir|s^
SUNDAYS "per Ym-^^^^PI^P
^.OR EVERY DAY ^THC^f^^ft^
MEEKLY, per Year .ZuZ'^'Wf^^
Adare?, THE ^'jjw^^jj|j^r^
Sm?aaw>?_
jwnwnriontdmcct paitenantB
.pwjmust? poo^auji ,p?r? joStA; '
^JOJSOJ ojajdutoo rsMsanp aaqio
?tatem?os ptupww TTwyrt-Vi mm ~
tso] *fl;/;?<>?cr vnoaw.v' /o *ino ?u
XpoaOs aqi Joy -sdsueRddT'. "
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ein jo ?art?? t?MuifeitsiJt*
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