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THE FREE CITIZEN.
PUBLISHED
SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1875.
City Bireotory.
? CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR. - - George Bolivcr.
CLERK, - " .
TREASURER, - -
ALDKKMKH,-James. P. Izlar, John M.
Thompson, J. W. Cannon, J. W.
Moseley. . ... , .
POSTHASTEU, - - - A. ? ouster.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPALCHURCH-Rev
Thomas Phillips, pastor. Services, morn-j
ing, afternoon and evening.
BAPTIST.-Rev. Mr. ?Norris, pastor.
Services, lirst Sunday evening, and Musi,
second and fourth Sundays, morning,
and even i n jr.
METHODIST (south).-Rev. Mr. Cam
pbell, pascor. Services morning and
everting. Sunday-school, 9 A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Rev. Mr. Ti rown
evangelist. Services, niorninir and after-1
noon. Sunday-school, 9 1-2 A. M.
EPISCOPAL.-First and third Sundays.
Vlorning and afternoon.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.-Rev. Mr. Hough,
pastor. Services, morning 10 1-2. even
ing at 7 o'clock.
The passenger trains on the S. C.
R. R., on and after Monday next, will ]
pass through Orangeburg as follows
Day from Columbia, 11.30 a. m.
Day, from Charleston, 2.00 p. in.
Kight, from Columbia, 1153 p. m.
" from Charleston, 2.20 a. m.
TOWN CXIIEIfc.
OFFICE HOURS AT ORANGEBURG
DEPOT.
F rou? 8 o'clock A. M. to 2 P. M.
From S o'clock P. M. to 5. P. M.
Goods received and delivered only
in office hours.
-The Governor has declined to
pardon Jeffrey Horsey.
-The work on the new coiut |
house is progressing finely, -.We un
derstand the corner stone will be laid
?with Masonic ceremony on thanks
giving day, thc 25th inst.
-The annual meeting of the Grand
D.ivision of the Sons of Temperance
Wilt be held in Charleston on Wed
nesday next, 17lh inst., at 10 o'clock
a. m., ,'it Hibernian Hall.
- -The much talked bf, and long
needed fire cistern is now being con
structed on Russel street. Our new
mayor baa tout to continue as he hus
Wegu n, and all the citizens will com
mend his course.
$-We learn that John Duncan, of
Fort Motte, was married on last
Thursday to Miss Rosa Moultry.
May their joys be many, and all their
troubles be little ones.
-We would call attentien lo Mr.
Schifflcy's advertisement in this issue.
He is supplying a demand long felt
in this community His pictures rep
resent as good work as can be done
in the cit3'. We are requested to
state that he will be absent during
next week in attendance upon thc
Annual meeting of the Sons of Tem
perance.
-The postmaster calls attention
to the following from thc postal laws
and regulations :
SEC. 198. Each post-office box or
drawer, in all post-offices, tre restrict
ed to the use of one family, firm or
company, a*nd thc re"ht therefor must
.be paid at least one quarter in ad
.vance.
SEC. 201. A person renting a post
office box is entitled to have the let
ters of his family, firm or company
put into it. Letters addressed to ids
friends stopping temporarily with him
may also be placed in the box is di
rected to his care or to tho number
of the box. But letters addressed lo
other persons residing in the same
place, and living and ticing business
separate and apart from a box-holder
should not be placed in thc box.
Publisher's Notices.
' -Rev. Mr. Blakely is till authorized
Agont for this paper.
-A. WTPinckney. of Branchville, is
an autnovlz\u agent for this paper.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. School
Commissioner Phillips has his office
days on Thursdays and Fridays o
each week. His examinations are on
Ibo first Monday of each month
jan. 30~tf
List of Premiums Awarded.
DKl'AHTMKNT "Ii."
Sum plus crops; by producers only :
Name Arliele Brenihim.
T E Dukes. Bust Corn, $2
F N Grandin";, *' wheat.
TJ ll Beckwith, kk Tapphamoek,
W S Burton, " Rieft
J T Sal ley. .> Peas
J J Salley, Jr. kk Bed oats,
O B Kiley, -k Bye,
W F Banoo, '\ Barley,
J O A Connor, kk Finders,
D ll Bush, Chulas.
I) II Bush, Sweet potatoes
W S Barton. Irish potatoes
A M Salley, ' Turnips,
Jno Caiitpscu &?Co, Flour, Dl|)loina
I* B Livingston, Corn meal,
" kk Grist.
F II GramUng Syrup.
S F Barton, Sorghum,
\V A Mackay. Tob?ceo
ll L St.ik. Wool.
W F Barton Bale peavine hay.
Hay.
J J Sal ley, Ji>. Corn forngoj
W F'Bartoit*, ?? '"."Kale! ColioW, "?
W S Barton, 2il best l?ale cotton, .'1
O B lilley. Sd best Bale eoitou. ii
D \V Snell, best s'ple Cotton stalks. 1
A D Dantzier. Sample Sugar Cane.
highly commendable,
S M Fairey. Sample Sugar Cane.
commendable.
D EPA HTM KXT 'KV' Holies and Mules.
J W M i.-eley. Best pair double
harness mares, imported. SH)
E Hughes. Best single har
ness mare Co. raised. 3
C W Culler. Best single har
ness horse imported. 3
J T Salley, Best, condona
tion horses. 3
E Htmlics, best saddle horse, county
raised, '<i
.1 G Keilt, best saddle mare. li
J A Jones, best saddle pony, ImpM .'1
E B Bush. 2d best saddle pony, 2
C \V Gillier, best .'1 yr old colt, .'1
W J Snider, best 2 yr old colt. 2
L 1! GriuTuh. best IS tn'thsold colt. 3
W .1 Snider, best colt under 1 year, 3
E F Bruce, 1 pr mule colts 7 m'ths. il
A M Salley, I pr imported nudes, ?
Jas Stokes, best draught mules, 3
Master J Wannamaker, Farm- poa}',
Imported, 3
DEI* .urra KNT "D."-Cattle, sheep and
Hogs.
C W Culler, Best boar. 3
II Riirgsi, bert Devonshire Bull,
W F Barton, best Ayet shire cow and
calf, 3
W J Snider best Brammah bull, 5
T ? Andrews, pr. Berkshire pig?. 2
.1 N Fogle, 2d hes; Biannual! hull, 3
D lt Barton, liest pen {'logs', -
1. I; Beck A ?th. - I host ewes, 2
.J I Mooler, best ewe-, :i
he-1 buck. 3
best bimi?. -? .'. 3
J VV Dantzier. 2d best huck, 2
V S Felder, host Yoke oxen, 5
J G Keitt. 2 yr old heiter. 3
D \V Snell, two best gills, Chester
and Essex. 2
Jude Robinson., 2d best ewes. 2
W G Whetstone. Lest pen sheep, 3
Jno H Dukes, 3d best cow and calf, 2
J V .Mays, 2d best boar, 2
" kk 2d best pen hogs, 2
V F Granding. best woodland sow. 3
kk k> ld Dest pigs. 2
A M Salley, best Berk-hire pigs, 3
Beter Barton. 2d best k* sow, 1
DEPARTMENT "E. '*- Household Co.
C W Culler, bust bacon, ?."?
J L Moorer, 2d bi-sl bacon, 3
Mrs. J S Bowman, best plate buller. 2
"" D Louis best lard, 2
" J D Slrowiiian. best. soap. 3
kk Jas Stokes, box soap, highly
coininuiithible.
kk J G Holman, best loaf bi etui. 2
kk E E Riley, best rusks, -j.
,k M D Briir^maii, best, biscuits, 2
lk E It Mooter, best yeast mikes, 2
k* S J Dukes, iced cake, plain. 2
A \V Thurm, best huit, cake, >
4. iced corn cake, 2
kk A Holman, best sponge euko. 2
" S II Burton, best plain crackers. 3
u L R Norris, best fancy iced cake, ii
kk E ll Moorer. box potato
highly commendable,
k- M L Baldwin, l cake, highly
commendable.
kk Rosa Baldwin, wax work, highly
commendable,
" Janie- Stoke-, largest coiled iou
in this depart meut, J 0
>' E R Mooter, 2d largest, f>
V W Albergo?!, best paltry, f,
J E Boza ni, two best hains, 3
DKl'ABTMEXr P.
Sweet Meats.
M L Baldwin, best sample honey, ?2.
Mrs. Jan. ?Stokes, best scuppcrnong
wine, o.
Miss I lonnie Moorer, 2d best efdsup, 2.
Mis. J II Fowles, " ? " ',].
"JG! Culler, can peaches, highly
commendable.
" J Izlar, cryslalizcd figs, "
Vdam Shiook, 2tl best .scuppcrnong
wine, 2.
Mrs. S II Hailey, 2d best dried fruit, 2
?riggmnnn it I len nek er, largest and
best assortment of cigars, diploma
\hs. Iv ll Zimmerman, bast water
mel ?n prese r voa 2.
." 2d " brandy
poaches,, 1.
w ?, ? n? prc
?.rn .i wnjiHMHIlJl-U ' 'I " '?? ?? ' "U^MJU' ii.umrzt<
servos, 1.
44 M Albergotli, assorted confection
eric's, highly commendable.
" W C Kane, lid host jelly, 1.
Miss F Cannon, best pickles, 3.
F Cannon, 2d " '? 2.
" A .Holman, 44 '* apple jelly 3;
Mrs. O M Pooser, 3d best catsup, 1
" .1 1> Clover, best blackberry
wine, 2.
Mrs. W NV Culler, 2d best brandy
peac'ios, 2.
Mrs. IO J Frederick, 2d best home
. made candy, J.v .
Mrs. 1) Rowe, best peach cordial. I.
" D Howe."marm?ladc, highly com
inondable.
Mrs. -Rosa Oliveros, best brand'
peaches, v>.
Mrs. S D Browning, 2d best grap
preserves, 2.
Mrs. li IO Snider, best peach. 3.
'" .1 D Slroinan, " vinegar, 1.
" "li Heck willi, 2d best btackb. rr
wine, 'J.
Mrs, II Beckwith, 3d liest cordial, 1.
44 ll Beckwith, best whprtlebcr?
shrub, 2.
Mrs. TJ ll Beckwith, raspberry-cordi::
highly commendable.
.Mrs. I1 Louis, 3d best pickles, 1.
nKl'.v.UTMKXl <;.
(.'uni'II mid Ot eimnl.
Mrs. O M I "miser, beans and beets, SJ
J ( i Keilt, 14 " " 1
Mrs. A C Andrews, basket figs, 1.
" Albert Aile, mangoes, 1.
44 J C Moss, sample grape seedling
Miss dane Si Hey, plate peaches, 1.
Mrs. A C Andrews, basket paper 1.
44 O M Pooser, sample paper, L.
M Robinson, Jr. qui bees, L.
Eddie Scoville, protnegrauntes, 1.
Miss JJ V Robinson, peacans, higl?
commendable.
Mrs. JO Bb/.ard, apples, 1.
I) O'Cain, watermelons, I.
P. B. Levities ton, citron melons, 1.
Mrs. 0 M I'ooser, musk beaux, high
commendable^
44 A C Andres, turnips, 1.
J B S moak, raddish, highly common
able.
J .? Kuhl, egg plants, 1.
Mis. D Bowe, egg plants, highly coi
mondaine.
\V F. Robinson, sponge eucumbi
highly commendable.
M .1 D Dani zier, kershaw.; 1.
M L Bald? in, tan yah-, 1.
Mrs. Jas. SlpkcSjSaniple bean.-, i.
44 ,4 44 1 4 okra, highly c.O
nun dable.
M rs. Jas. Stokes, box hops, 1 -
44 L li Beckwith, tomatoes, li
44 J JJ St rom ii i, cucumbers, h ?gi
commendable.
44 J Jveller, beet, 1.
44 \Y S Barton, raddishes, liigl
commendable.
44 12 R Mooree, variety vegetahl
highly commendable.
44 T Kuhn, waiter, 1.
44 A M Salley, Irish potatoes, 1.
" Z ?1 Wolfe, artichokes, 1.
44 W C Mitchell, winter cabbages
.4 W N Scoville, best, box flower;
?4 S Dibble, 2d
Miss Julia denney, wax plant, 1.
44 Dora I ?artigue, pyramid (lower
liKI'AUTM KN T II.
/Yr*I'M AV..//-- Morl' .Cv.
Ni rs. D B Book li unit, best patch w
quilt, .'1.
Miss A Badin man, 2d best patch v
quilt, 12.
44 II E Stack, 3d best patch vi
quib., I.
Mrs. C. Conner, log cabin quilt 1st
44 J) \V Cuttino, masonic 44 2d 2
Paul Felder, 1 patch work q
highly eoti!inen<lablo.
44 A M Salley, 1 homespun com
Isl 2.
44 Jas. ?Stokesj I? '4 com fori, :
41 JO Vandyke, 1 *4 made com
pain, 1st 2.
44 J Dannel ly, 1 sample home-ii
sewing silk, 1st 2
44 JO J Frederick, 1 pair kui
stockings, 1.
44 JO T G rn tu ling, 1 pair kui
socks, 1.
44 Jas. Stokes, 1 gents suit, lu
made, 2.
.Miss I lennie. Moore, 1 44 44 2.
Mrs. C Uldendorir, assortment
millinery, 2.
44 JO R M loror, child's plain <1 rc;
.Miss Lucy Stokes, bed set, 5.
Mrs. E Iliekenbukcr, rug carpoti
44 JO Slroinan, specimen wi
jeans, 3.
44 J? V Palmer, under shirt, 2.
44 S ll Wilson, matrass. 2.
44 S A Grumbling, child's dress,
41 T Kph ii, rug, 2.
" Campay, hexagon quilt, o.
I Mis.-- ?liunie1 Hartz?g, rug lioinc
? mude, 2.
\ " A N Zeliowrcry, lady's dress, 2.
; " VniiuicSluiler, hearth rugjl. .?
' '. Jaimie Conner, crib (milt, 1.
I " K Robiiisou, gent.-; suit, haiu? .
I mudo, ?.
i " DO Howe, home spun .-ewing
thread, 1.
.
? > i.i ,%i.i .ii ?*2s i tl.
frnricy Xeclln W'urL; AV.
Mrs, .1 il lfeidnian, specimen thread
woi k, 2.
Clin Carroll, pin cushion, 2.
i Mi , ' ! J Robinson, crochet quilt,
yarn1; 2.
" i\i H Briggmann, sofa cushion, 2.
M'v V Hawson, crochet lillies, 2.
! .. H 1'ibbie, worsted crochet tidy, 2.
i Miss M W Pooscr, embroidered hand
le i- lief, 2.
Ju?ii Qiintllebaum, silk embroi
dery, 2.
, M i> M li Riley, infant's dress, 2.
j "I 1 A Hughes, infant's tatting
Ire-, 2.
? S Rowe, infant's embroidery
liv.-, 2.
Miss Agites Kennon, braided pillow
hains; 2.
Mr.- I I) A 13 ru wu, infant's embroi
dered cloak, 2.
Miss -gillie .Stokes, specimen tutting, 2
- ! I ?eckwilll, crotchet worsted
! sb. .-.!* 2.
I i . far, .-p. ci in en ta'ting, 2d, 1.
. I : Briggmann, crochet t'uly,
dr.; M Albrecht, worsted mats, 2.
Harton, child's embroidered
? b Minot, 2.
Ai:-- '.'.. ? i.-: liar? zog, child's einlirOi
liorcd suit, ls!, 5.
V K irkini.d, Inas lyre, 2.
lt- 1 I' denning-:.case hair work, 2.
Mina K Utllihiml, shell work, 2.
v A ldrich, heed work, 2. <^
irs y ' Langley, feather work,'2.* .
A Ilydrick, worsted lamp
' nu-. 2. , *' ?'
1
.Miss i.;/ e Klliott, ro.iiti work, highly
i? . >tiiniended,
. J. A Pair, tyirrgo, highly rccom
l : lided,
. irs ? .} helder, fancy knitting, high ly
? teomnVendcd. ,.
i ,; \V A Glover, crochel hat. 2
Glover, frit ino perforated
. rceomincnd<yd'.
Oliveros; braided pi?lo*.\
olin, enibi'?idt red cLuiyass,
i y recoin mended.
*. Howe, largest collection ir. this
'linenI,.? and diploma.
: \ < Acnes lb nunn, 2d largest cob
.. , >n in this department, 1.
DKl'AUTMKNT IC.
M?ni(ftichiri Ao. I.
.1 E \ I or ?X Co, fanners plow
. lip ona.
.lo do rotary harrow, div
W .... ,, 'all, M and X th usu plow, di
riji o 1; & Wolfe, 1-8 stove, do.
M ! '.'... I win, g ain, harrow and cot
m ake, 'J.
K T Siiioak, Hickson steel sweep, 2.
I ' ('. t ;. ion, what not, 2.
A very iS. Co, 7 tooth expanding cul
'. v-;i :or, diploma.
" walking cuUiVa'orj do.
'* shovel plow-, do.
. . ee way. model huller churn. 1
i: i * ay. rake. I.
U A LieUay. moilel Carin fence ami coi
ion -...li; (-niter, diploma.
!; \?, sa?nplc h?ack-niiih tioik. ??.
.i (. .McivtAvil, agt Wheeler it yVilsoi
i\ in ; iii;ieiiine Co.. diploliiaj
! j) F : pig i er. Agt.tMiorse power engine
S;'? ttiid'dlpl.a.
\V .S Itali, o. universal seed planter,
iiiul il |ili)ina.
Av< . , .v ons. cast iron pony plow, di
l?iima
lill hm iipSOil. ueeil.e gi... lliplolltil.
Kuicka Mainifieiiiriiig Company. Ku
-..i niow'hi^.machine. dl|i|i>ma|.
II l'.iugi. light huggy,
! horse wagon. ?I.
.1 F. Ailj'ei ?v. Co. ; hirge.il Colleciion ii
i io- iii parliiient. diploma,
i Uri ii ley A Meyes, Uriiiley -2-horse colter
plow diploma;
I >ITA I.'TM KXT ii.
Wi uti/'l'tuns Ao. 2.
\i j-} i ; i. edar bucket, SI.
\\ i . I', ps piece sole leather ii.
.tim !. M. .cr. dressed sheepskin..'}.
\V W Cu r, dressed deer skin, ?5,
.lohn Oi.ii i. saddle, diploma.
K I-' billi piieimeii rosin, I.
.i i, l.t. .stun. Co nonie bi iel;, d.ptoiiui
r ' ; i ;;i i, ?tun .-tock; ;>.
Al lani it- . '? osphate ('oin. diploma.
11 i; iu;g>- . ickeye bee luve. "
Mi \i!;,in hYhlcr. carded wno!, higld,
.I III ne idell.
i .Iii' > liiiueniaiiVs hat. do.
j M I. |t:iii|w ii. TjlanLprotei-pir, do.
1,1 J Hi.,, rolling pin, ?lo.
' Ii I tin .!. . . 'liam, 2 traps. liouic-m?de, th
! ,\ m- lb li. deer skin and horus, d,o
I' i (banding, Oak basket, do.
DEPARTMENT SI.
Poultry, ?Xo.
i Cf Howman, pair ducks 1st. 82.
I K Bo/.ard. pair turkeys. 2d, 1.
M ], Balduin, hive bees, Sst, 2.
W K McMichael, trio ?ame cocks, 2.
" " " " fowls, 2.
S D Danlzler, trio barnyard chickens, 2.
i has Albrecht, trio Bramah- " 2.
Jos I) Robinson. 2 coops " 2.
Elijah Robinson, 1 doz turkeys, 2.
I 11 Felder, geese, 2.
rf K Bohinson. turkeys, commendable,
li It Beckwith, game cocks, do.
. coop pigeons. 2.
J C Gates. :f barnyard fowls, highly com
mendable.
W W ("ullcr. game cock. 1.
Dr A M Snider. Hong Kong Geese, 2.
Edward William?, pair English ducks,
highly commendable;
Archie Dukes, -I ducks, do.
Chas ll Green, pair poppies, highly com
itieudable.
DEPARTMENT X.
Fine Arts, etc.
Miss K D Bicker. recessed frame. 1.
.. Martha Stokes, shuck hat and mats 2
'. Maggil! Dukes, specimen penman
' ship, (gi' il pen) 1.50.
.. Abbie Cil-ou. crayon drawing 2.
*. .1 '* Ila? gund, swinging basket, 2.
K Baggart, lire-screen. 1.
Mrs F DeMars, pine bur work, 1.
M L Baldwin, willow basket. 2.
.J A Hamilton, '2 frames water color
painting. 1. .
S A Hamilton, pencil drawing, 1.
K J Dukes, specimen penmanship, (gold
pen) 2.
A M Snider, india Ink drawing. 1.
Briggiuann it Benueker, sega rs, diploma.
I. S Wulfe, set lee!ii, diploma.
.F Wightman, fruit piece in oil, 1.
W A Co?tant, oil painting, diploma.
F A Shilley, photographs, do.
A II Lewin, case of lull r work. do.
IMi?lip Kobo. Masonic painting, do. 7
< 'in LOREN'S DEPARTMENTS.
Miss Electra lzlur,.pei for.-iled work j 2
?. Paulino Myers, crochet tidy, 2.
.l M.it tte E Knox, specimen pencil
drawing, 1. - .
" Ella Bull, crochet work. 2.
Carrie K Moss, 2 log cabin quilts, 1.
*k Euima Sailer, specimen bread. 1.
4k ' tomato pickles. 1
.. Dora lartigue, fancy lloifers, 1.
.. l.enh SaBey,-jelly; 1. -p.
S Stackley, fancy Itow. 1.
" " . hirg?st^eollcction in this
der affinent, 2.
11 Susie Guinyard. patch work quilt, 1.
'* Carrie Guinyard. child's dress. 1.
Master Theo. Jello rds, basket, 1.
PLOWING.
By While-A M Sit I i cy. best 2 lUrW?
plowing. .:.
By i Vilifi ed-Wiley Hulm?n, best 2 horse
plo is lng; .'{.
IIi;nry Mniih best 1 horse plowing, 2.
nous KMAX.SIIIP.
Best riding by C W Culler. 5.
Best running by A M Salley, G.
MIDDLKPKN G HANGE.
Largest collection of articles, 820.
TO L'UN A M EST IMtEM I U.MS.
No 1. premium and 8~>
RASE BALL PREMIUM;
Grange Base Ball club
SPECIAL, Ol? MERCHANT'S OK PA HTM KNT.
Ci? fuller, best bacon : CW Culler,
liest liding; P May.-;, best count}- raised
ling; Dr W F Barton, be-t bale cotton;
D W Snell, sample cotton stalks; TE
I hikes, corn grown in county ; S D Dantz
ler. trio barnyard fowls; T C Andrews,
pair pigs; M S Snider. 2 year old colt;
Mrs S D Stu winn n, home made soap;
Mrs K E Snider preserves; Mrs D B
liookhardt. pitt ch work quill ; Mrs dames
Stokes, gent's shirl ; Mrs Kirk Bohinson,
hand milde gent's suit ; Mrs F II W
Briggmahlii bread; Mrs A W Tba rbi,
fruit cake: Mrs L li Norris, iced cake
Mrs E Stroman, specimen jeans; Mr:
Chas Carroll, pin cushion; Mrs.I S Bow
man. butter ; Mrs S II Harley, best am
largest collection dried fruit; Miss A
Holman, hom? made ?idly; Miss S 1?
Beckwith, worsted crochet work; Miss
Fannie ( autioii. pickles ; Miss Julia Quat
t lehn li m, embroidery : Miss F J Smith,
braiding; Miss Salley Stokes, tatting;
Miss Kinma Moroney, wax work; Mis*
?i Stackley. crochet work; Miss S Stack
ley, best and largest collection in cbil
Iron's department.
List of Advertised Letters fop the
Week Ending
Mis Alice Hesso, A M Riley, J J
Murrien, A S Patrick, Mis Ann E
Pitiekiiev, Mites Robson, care Hiing
Shi?lor, Nero Spears, Andrew Smoke,
Joseph Vim n, Mrs W A Wa}', John
fi Williams.
IZLAR & PIBBLE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No 7, LAW BANGE, OltAXuKtlUKO,
(Opiiosil? Mottioihst (Mtiirclu)
July :u-:.i-ir
j AINU ER
Cured by Dr. Bond's
bal
Keiuedies. willi lull directions son? tr
it np part ol' the world. Send tor pain
phlel and particulars. Address
H.T. liuxn, M*, IL. PE xx A. mm IXSVF;
Bili) Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JOH?T We LINLEY & CO..
190 King Stroot, Charleston, S. C.,
AND IMPORTERS OFj.J
General Merchandise*
2tTo Freight lo Pay I
No freight to Pay !
Our prices arc below those of nny'olhcr deni
er in Hie United States. No extra charges for
drnyngc, boxing or freight
Wc i>rc|iny freights ami deliver goods free nt
nny depot oh Hie line of tito Aordi Eastern. Wil
mington mid Columbia, South Gnrolina and
Charleston ?nd Savannah Rail Ronds; also, to
all points in "South Carolina, Georgin and Flori
da, having di.icct water communication with
Charleston.
AM. GOODS GUARANTEED.
Always ci.closc lids advertisement with order
il convenient.
LiSTrbF PntCES. No EXPENSE TO ADD.
Finest finality Young Hyson Ten-qnnltiy un?
surpassed, c> nundle flavor, lind strength. il.Oii
lier ll). This Tea specially rccammcdca. Finest
ipuilily Oolong, .Souchong, Gunpowder, nnd
I tyson Tens, $1.00pet II?,- Second nnnllly Tons
Him. pcr lb. Third (itinlity Tens, sold hy other
deniers nt fl uer lb, you can have ricliTcred by
its ht IMtci per lb. Crushed Sugar 13c. per lb. i
powdered Sugar 12c per lb.: granulated A.
Sugar 12c. per lb.; ostra G Silgar, 10c. per
Ib.: clnrllled Ilrown Sug'ar, lo els per lb. J.In?
ley's Peerless Fatuity Kip ur, our . own brnntt
limite from best Virginia Wheat-an elegant
article-ito lbs, for $ I, or $9 per burrel, Good
Family Flour, 21 lbs for $1, or $7.Go per barrel.
Ex I rn Chilies Finely Flavored Hagged Hams,
Mc.;; Gond Ilr.ms, pie, per ll). Estrn Cholos
Itrcnkfnst St', fps, ICU?, por lb. Choice Tumbler*
dollies, large size, I2.l?e. each. 2 lb' Cntinctt
Tomatoes, 13 c each; :: lb Canned Tomntocs, l?d ,
euch, t ll). Salmon, 18c. per cnn; 2 lb. Canned
Pine Apple, Penches, Dnrasons, nnd Pcnrs, 2if<?.
per can-0 cans for 1.30V, Best Rtta?ty Mixed
Vinegar Pickles-pints, 17c. quarts, 27c ench;
gallons, (?Oe, each. Cotulensed Milk Eu
reka, killi Emde Brand. 25c each. Gantz
Sea toa ni, 1-2 lb" 25 c, ; lbs. 50 cents, per
eau. Lemon Sugar, 40c. per can. Doo
ley's Yeast Powder. 15, 25, 40c. per can.
English Cooking Soda, or Package Soda,
10c. per lb. J Boxes Sardines. 20c; 1-2
boxes Sardines, 35c. each. Shadines, 1-4
boxes. 35c. each. Cox's Sparkllu Gela
tine. 20c. per pack. Capers. 40c. ; Olives
?Oe. ; Worchestcrshlrc, Walnut anil
Mushroom Sances, genuine imported 40c
per bottle. Imitation French Mustard,
20c. Genuine French Mustard, 25c.
.French Prunes, 15c. Balsins, 20c. Cit
rphij?-40. Currants. 10c. Cheese, 20o.
Fiill weight Candles, liest quality, 23c
pi' i lb. Baker's Chocolate, 45c per lb
Cocoa, 50c, per lb. Broma, GOc. per lb.
German Chocolate, 30c. per lb. Ordi
nary Bio Codec, 4} lbs for 81 ; choice. Bio
Cottee,4 lbs, for $1; choice LaguarH.
Cottee, 31-2 lbs. for 31; Old Govern-'
tuent Java Collen. 3 lbs. for 31 ; Itoastt-il
and Ground Coffees. 5c. additional, each
?rrade. lmryea's Starch, 0 1-2 lbs. for
31. Salin Gloss Starch, 75c. - per-bo*.'"
Corn Starch, 13c. per pniclc. Tiox Blue-"""
lng! 33?. per dozen; Bat ley. 12 l-2o
lb. bm iiauis Smoking Tobacco, (J5, per
lb. Martin's Celebrated Gilt Edge But
I,.I- pie pep lb GJfoieo Goshen Butter,
pei li Good Tahitr?Htt*-.'eiV 30o.-per
lb. Cooking Butter, 4 lbs. Clus;, and 0
lbs. for ?I >
Blrctdrs- Soda. 12 lbs. for $1, Extra
Pilot, 10c; Lemon: Wilie, Ginger and !
Butter, at 15c per lb.; Nie Niles; 18c;
I Fancy C: ki - 25c. per lb. Black Pep*'
pur, ??Oe. per lb. ; .Nutmegs, i?c. per
ounce; Mace, 15c. per ounce; Gingcr,25c
peril), Bo.-eand Vanilla FlatStick Dandy? Sa
a line anicle. 25c. per lb; Ordinary sttadt
Candy, ph re, 20c per lb; Rock Candy
any color, 22e. per lb. Colgate's Toilet
Soap-GO dur?rent kinds, a speciality of
ours, at manufactures prices-from 2Do.
to 34.00 per dozen cakes. Colgate's
Handkerchief Extracts, 50c per bottle?
Cashmere Boquet Powder, 25c per box.
Cleveland's Pomade Vnsallno, a Restora
tive unequalled for the hair. 20c. per
bottle. Old Corn Whiskey, 31.80 pet gal
lon. Bye Whiskeys, 31,00, 33,00, and
31.00. per gallon. Blackberry and Cher
ry Cordials, a pleasant drink, 31,80 per
gallon. Table Port and Sherry 'Wine,
32.50 per gallon. Fine Old Madeira, 34\
00 per gallon. English nnd Scotch Ale,
porter ; bottled, 2.70 per dozen. Bremen
Lager Beer, bottled, 32.70 per dozen.
Demijohns for Liquors, extra 1-2 gallon
gue, ;' gallon. 55c : 2 gallons, GOc ; 3 gal
gallons. 75. ; 5 gallons, 3L00 each'
I Avery Extensive Assortment of Croek
] cry and Glassware always on hand..
Plates-Dinner size, 31.50 per dozen $
Breakfast' 31-25 ; Desert 31.00 ; Tea. 85c.
per dozen. -Cup-i and Suaoers, 31.00 per
set. Covered Dishes. 05c, 75c, and $1.
00 each. Tumblers. GO.. 75., 31.00, $1.25
and 31.50 per dozen. Table Goblets,?l,
20. 31,50. S2.00. 32.50, and 33,00 per
dozen. Wine Glasses 31.00 per dozen
Lamp Chimney's Sun O and A's, 4 ff}t
25c ; H's 3 for 25c. Student or Arg
Chimneys 3 for 25c Nmnberles arth. '
unmentioned. Information cheerfully
.riven- Our lirin was established in
ISG7; nnd our business reputation and
facilities are of tito iijghcst order. f?u
will do all wc promise. Ail or?eia
should bo addressed to
JoriN W. LINLEY & Co..
(Key Box 184.) 190 King Street
ClTAKLERTON, S. ?.
CANVASSERS Wanted for two
superb works ol' French arty "Little Rnn-?
away and her Pets." and the pretty pair*
'.The Dinner, and tho Nap." These?
pictures are loorthy of a placa in costly
homes and inexpensive enongh for thu
impfest; Selling rapidly, A?il TAKE ON
SIGHT. We guarantee ready sales, good
pioliis, and quick returns?. Any activo
person who will take hold can make a
handsome income. Send for our best;
terms at once.
.LB. FORD & Co.,
27 Park Place, New York"
A UGUST?S?B. KNOWLTON,
Land .Argent.
Thc undersigned Ima opened an ofllce for thm
SALE ot LAND.
Persons haring Ti EAL ESTATE to disposer of
will do welt to register the sam? fer salo.
Large Gtrftrs subdivided and ?old in either
large or swinll parcels:
Goori farms for sate nt from lw? to liv o dollar?
per acre, ou easy lorms.
. AUGUSTUS Jt- KNO*.VLTON,
i ,tf Oratigeburg C. H., S. C?
