The watchman and southron. [volume], November 15, 1881, Image 3

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TUBSI>AY, NOVEMBER 15.
Entered at the Fost OJice at Sumter, S.
C., as Second Class Malter.
' POSTAL DIRECTORY.
-o
Toe Money Order Delivery is Open ever}* day
during the week, from S A. M. to 4 P. M.
Southern and Northern Mails close 7.30 P.
M. Both Mails Open SA. M.
^> Sundays-Both Mails close at 6 P. M. Gene
H> ral Delivery Open from 8 to 9 A. M.
Arrival* and Departures of County Moils.
^?Bishopville.Mails leave on Monday'* Wednes
days and Fridays, G A. M., and arriveat 7
H P. M. same days.
|^ Smithville and Providence Mails arrive
on Mondays, Wednesday's and Fridays, at 12
M., aid leave 2 P. M. the same days.
JNO. A. WfilTTEMORE, P. M.
LEONARD W. CORBETT, Assistant P. M.
TO ?TTR SUBSCRIBERS.
We desire to call attention to the printed
addresses and dates on our papers. We shall
be pleased to correct any errors that have oc?
curred. Each subscrioef s account is append?
ed to his address.
Some of our subscribers owe for their sub?
scription to both the Watchman and the South?
ron. In such cases we have put the amount
due by them to Aug. 2., 81. For instance :
John Dob, 1.70 aug; 2, 81,
means that John Doe owes one dollar and
seventy ceuts up to Aug, 2, 1881. This in?
cludes his indebtedness to both papers. In
other cases, where but one paper was sub?
scribed to, we have simply put the date of
that subscription, indicating that the person
owes from that date or has paid up to that
date. _
Crowded Out.
A communication from our correspondent,
"Justice," was crowded ont of this issue, on
account of the lateness of its appearance^ We
will give it to our readers nest week.
Ho! for Atlanta.
All of our readers who contemplate visiting
Atlanta during the Inter-national Exposition,
are referred to the table of rates published in
this issue by A. Pope, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
mimwaaW . > T -
We are requested to state that the fine Jer?
sey Bull, property cf Mr. M. G. Ryttenberg,
was accidentally omitted from the list of pre?
miums awarded at the Fair in this County.
Our new town-bell is being"put into posi?
tion. It remains to be seen what satisfaction
it will give.
Willoughby Reade intended to give an en?
tertainment here to-night, bu: failed, for some
reason( to make the arrangement. We may
expect him in a few days.
The Town Clerk has weighed about 325
loads of bay since October 1, averaging 400
lbs. each.
Stockholders of the Samter Agricultural
Associatio i, take notice of the Annual Meet?
ing advertised,
v * A Book-keeper in want of a situation will
find an opening in our advertising columns
Go see the Black Bear at Schwerins.
Munson, the old and reliable Clothier and
Merchant Tailor of Wilmington, NI C.,
^ makes aa announcement worthy of the atten
R tion of the readers of the Watchman and
H Southron who may be going to that city.
? Closing-out sale at Schwerin's, preparatory
V *o ?p?ni og his large stock of Christmas Goods.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. M.
Earle and J. P. Russell, hare arranged for a
tlance at Music Hall ou next Thursday even?
ing.
Motto Setts-Plate, Cap and Sancer,
At Scaffe's.
Which is cheaper, an advertisement that
'costs fire dollars in a paper with a circulation
of three hundred? or the same for ten dollars
io a paper that bas over a thousand subscrib?
ers? We'll give you fifteen minutes to work
this out.
If you want a good clock for a attie money,
go to F. H. Folsom & Bro.'s
A colored woman attempted to steal a pair
of breeches from the clothing store of Mr.
Morris, on last Wednesday. She was detected
by a clerk, Mr. Isaacs, who compelled her to
pay for them. .His mode of detection em?
bodied a ''Yankee trick," which he will reveal
to any who may be interested.
Finest Yariety of Motto Cups and Saucers
ia town, at Scaffe's.
The largest Potato of this season , of which
we have bad demonstration, was raised by
Mr C. M. Hurst, and weighed over Sve
pounds. It is of the Southern Queen variety.
If you want Jewelry, call on F. H. Folsom
? Bro., and suit yourself from the latest
styles, at low down prices*
? - 11 i -
Charleston Advertisements.
- - -0
P. MORAN'S
New hardware store, situated on Meeting,
FTayne and Market streets is now filled to its
utmost capacity with one of the finest stocks
of hardware ever brought io this State. Mr.
Moran, formerly the senior member of the
fiim of Hart & Co., has made the hardware
buinesss a study, and knows exactly how x >
buy to snit the wants of the people of this
State. He now offers his superior stock to
our readers at prices that defy competition.
Fine cutlery, of all kinds, can be bought at the
most reasonable figures. Mr. Moran is a
brother of Mr. Myles, Moran, of Sumter, and
Is well known to. many of our community.
AU parties desiringranything in the hardware
line should carefully -read his advertisement,
*nd govern themselves accordingly.
WM. M. BIRD & CO.
This old and reliable house destres to in?
form the public generally that they are pre?
pared to famish the purest paints of all
kinds, mixed and unmixed, at the lowest
terms consistent with manufacturing prices.
Machine and burning oils of all qualities are
made specialties of. This house has the
agency for the celebrated Howe Scales, and
Marvin's fire and burglar-proof safes, which
they sell at manufacturer's prices. Refer to
their advertisement, and whenever you need
anything in their linc we are sure you can do
hettar there than elsewhere.' Mr. C. H.
prershaw, their traveling agent, makes his
regular trips through this section, and is
r.lwaysglad to give all necessary information
concerning their stock.
A. B. THOMLINSON,
Eas the reputation not only of making the
'?".^st harness, but is noted for keeping the
: ost complete stock that pertains to his line,
in the State. Most of the fine harness which
have been displayed at the different Fairs this
season, came from the house of A. R. Thom
'inson. Read his advertisement in this paper
?sd send in your orders if you wish a com?
plete and durable set of harness.
PAYIL?ON HOTEL
?3 fast becoming one of the most popular
bouses South, its proprietor, Mr Gaillard,
has added comfort after comfort until the Pa?
vida is now in every respect a first class
house. See advertisement.
J. N. ROBSON & SON.
We desire to call attention to the card of
well known house, which appears ia
t'iis :?3ue. Mr. Robson, before associating
his y><i with him, carried on a largo business,
and has commended himself to our people hy
:-2 ;-ir and upright dealing. Iiis fertilizers
.-u --.ade according to his own formula, and
? .' ^von a good reputation over thu State.
"'. - . :nmend them to our patrons ?u..i to all
needing their line of goods.
I Holding a Tight Grip on Hotbicg.
The Rome (Ga) Courier says that a man
in that vicinity refused S5 per thousand fo.
j his Confederate hoods, although he bau
i enough of them to have realized $2,000 at that
j price. This mau just before the war closed
! sold a large lot of cotton *nd invested every
j cfr.t of the proceeds in negroes and Confede
irate securities, owning at thc downfall of the
j Confederate Government 150 negroes and
I $400,000 worth of Confederate bonds. The
man is unreconstructed, as is shown by his
letter of refusal, which is as follows:
Dc-ir Sir: Your letter of the 27th is to hand.
I have a part of a wagon load of Co ti fed; secur?
ities but 1 am holding them for .$1,000 per
thousand. I expect one of these days that
my children will get the full amoun' of my
Confed. money, together with all my bank
stocks. .More unpromising things have come
to pass."
j Don't Pour Aleohoi oil the Fire,
! And don't take anything that has alcohol in
j it to help inflamed kidneys. Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is purely vegetable,
! and acts directly upon the kidneys and liver.
I Godey's Lady's Book for November
j Opens with a beautiful Steel Plate engraving,
j "Recalled to Life," a richly colored double
page Fashion Illustration, with numerous
engravings of various designs of the Latest
Fashions. The Diagram Pattern is a novelty
in the fact that it is a Lady's Bodice without
shoulder seams. The novelette is a thrilling
[ story of land and sea, by Thomas S* Collier,
? entitled "Bevond." There are numerous
j shorter stories by good writers, Aunt Ruth's
fnnny sayings, and indeed the general get-up
of the magazine is worthy of ail praise. One
thing to be said of this old favorite is, that
there is never any vulgarity or immorality in
its pages, and, therefore, it is worthy of a
place in any refined home. Any of our readers
who do not take the Lady's Book can be
supplied, promptly, by leaving their orders
at this office. We will furnish our own pa?
per and the Lady's Book for the low price of
i $3.75 per annum. As the nest issue will
j close the current year, now is a good time to
! send in your subscription. The publication
j office is 1006 Chestnut Street, Philadelpia, Pa.
Almost young Again
j My mother was afflicted a long time with
I Neuralgia and a dull, heavy inactive condition
of the whole system ; headache^ nervous pros
I tration, and was almost helpless. No physi?
cians or medicioes'did her any good. Three
! months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
j such good i'Sect that she seems and feels
i young asrain, although over 70 years old.
. We think there is no other medicine fit to use
in the family." A lady in Providence, R. I.
-Jourrwl.
Gray hair may be made to take on its j
youthful color and beauty by the use of Hall's
Yegetable Sicilian Bair Renewer, the best pre?
paration for the hairnknow to the science of
medicine and chemistry.
* Stanley's Chica Hall.
Messrs. J. C. Stanley & Bro., Columbia, j
j S. C., have enlarged their China Kail, adding j
! immensely to their fine Stock of China, Glass, j
j Earthenware, Silverware, Lamps, Toys, j
! GameSjjChildren's Carriages, and Housekeep- j
ing goods, and, yet further, have put very low j
prices to fully compete with other markets, j
i Write to or call on them, and entire satisfac- ?
! tion will be guaranteed.
-- m -c? i
! Fair WarniDg from a Reliable I
Warner.
! Don't neglect your health when Warner's j
! Safe Kidoey and Liver Cure will surely pre- j
serve it.
A CARD.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his j
j friends and acquaintances that he is now con- j
? nec:ed with Messrs. Cohen & Triest, proprie- j
i tors of the "Palace Dry Goods Emporium," '?
I King Street, Charleston, S. C., and would be ?
pleased to serve them while in the City, or ?
j will give his personal attention to all orders !
j entrusted to his care.
WALTER E. M I.MS. j
November 1 3t I
I MARRIED j
i ' .~ . i
On the morning of November 9th, at the j
' bride's residence, bv Rev. H. M. Mood. Mr.
j C. E. STUBBS to Mrs. KATE HOYT, both
j of Sumter, S. ?.
THE MARKETS.
SUMTER, S. C., Nov. 14, ISSI.
j COTTON-About 450 bales have been sold !
i during the week endiug November 14th. The j
! market closed finn. We quote: Stained S]
j to 9; Tinged 9 to 9?; Interior 5f to 7; {
j Ordinary 8 to 8h; Good Ordinary Ol to 9$; i
j Low Middling 9|-"to 10; Middling I0?~tbl0? ; !
j Good Middling 10^ to 10?.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. 12, 1883.
j COTTOX.-In active demand and market i
j firm. Sales 4,000 bales. Quotations: j
! Tinged I0f(3-10f : Good Ordinarv, loi ; Low 1
j Middling, ll ; .Middling, 11} Good Mid \
j diing, llf@llf._ j
WILMINGTON, N.C.,Nov. 14. j
j SPIRITS T?RPESTIXE-Sales reported of 200
! casks at 52?c per gallon.
j Rosix-The market was dull at $1 95 for
j Strained and $2.00 for Good Strained.
! CRCI>? TCUPEXTIXR-Market firm at $3.25
j per bbl for Yellow Dip and $2.60 for Virgin, i
! COTTON-Quoted firm. Small sales reported. |
I Low Middling io 11-16, Middling 11$. Good j
j Middling 117-16
: uAj^v,iiiapmw<yii ? ? inmj'j^my-i"--Tfl9CBn j
j Holloway's Pills-Never Despair, j
j Something that never fails-Fever and j
I Ague-To the sick it is of little consequence i
? hov/ they are cured, whether from a rational ;
j view ot' the disease or by the rules defined for j
i the guidance of the profession, so long as the j
j cure is certain and expeditious. To a suffer- j
i ing man the question on the relative merits of j
i quinine or calomel is uninteresting. The I
j faculty may wrangle and discuss their vari- j
! ous theories, but Dr. Holloway's treatment j
i dispels dout>t ere the disciples of Esculapius
j have finished the first stage. H?ll?wuy'sPills j
j are the univ remedies which elli-ct a speedy '
I and radical cure without danger of a relapse. ?
Important Caution.-None are ?enu:ne un- j
; less the signature of J. HAYDOCK, surrounds ?
? each box of Pills and ^Ointment. Boxes at 25 ?
I cents. 62 cents and $1 each.
! g?tr There is considerable saving ny taking j
? the larger sizes.
? HOLLOWAY & CO., New York. !
; Oct 25
i ??-^Ililli PW M-KMA-UJ.IIIMIIIH.-.IM :
I'SPANN ft RUSSELL !
DEALERS IN
!
STAPLE m FANCY \
i
~ - _ - - - -?
GROCERIES,)
TOBACCO, CIGARS, j
CROCKERY,
- I
GLASSWARE, j
- I
-ETC.- I
GOODS FRESH AND CHEAP.
Call and See for Yourself.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS,
N E W A D V E Pt T I S K M E N T S
indorsed audreeoin
Intended by the me di -
leal profession, for
ftyspepsia. General
Debility, Female I*is
ease*. Want of Vital
I ity, Xvrrous Prostra
[tion, and. Convalea~
\cencefromFevers,4;c.i
GKSXLEMEN: 1 was sufierin? lrom general debility to such an extant that roy labor wnsexceediacly bur?
densome to me. A vacation of a month did not give rae much relief, but on the contrary, was followed by
increased prostration and sinkinc chills. At this time I b?san the uso of your Jr-r.y Xovic, from which I re?
alized ilmost immediate and wonderful results. The old enerpy returned t?a I ieund th:?, my natural force
was not permanently abatocC I have nsed three bottles of the Tonic. Sine? usin:: r. I have done twice tbe la?
bor that I ever did in the same time daring my illness, and with double the ease. With the tranquil nervo
and viaor of body, has come also a clearness of thought never before enjoyed. ?fthe Tonichasnot done the
work, 1 know not what. I give it the credit. J. P. "WATSON. Pastor Christian Church, Troy. O.
The Iron Tonic is al
preposition of JFVo
tau: ide of Iron Gemi?
r?an JBarJe, us*'.l Phos?
phates. ?tMsoeiate?,
reith the Veytahle
Aromatic**. Mt verves
every pxtrpose tvhere
\a Tonic is necessary.,.
?ANOFACTORED BY THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., NO. 213 NORTH MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS*
m. JBJLJMD & C
201 EAST BAY,
CHAELESTON, S. C.
DEALERS IN
eady Mixed Paints,
WHITE LEAD AND PAINTERS' MATERIALS.
-ALSO
PAINT OILS, MACHINE OILS AN?) BURNING OILS,
GL (JE A]VD SPIRIT BARRELS.
AGENTS FOR . -
HOWE'S SCALES, MARVIN'S SAFES.
THE ABOVE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES
Nov S
D. J. WINN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF A LL GRADES,
Piece Goods, Cloths, Cass?meres, Coiionades3 Jeans, &c.
IN GREAT VA RiEiT,
HATS, TIES A?O SCARFS. SHIRTS, COLLARS.
HOSIERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AND UNDERWEAR.
AX KN Tl UK LY N KW STOCK JUST BECKIVCD.
WE SELL AT LOWEST PRICES.
THE IMPROVED WHEELER A ND WILSON, IMPROVED WEED,
IMPROVED VICTOR, HOWE ..By" AND NEW AVERY
Sewing JVT ac hines ,
-ALSO
The Celebrated Preston's Fertilizers.
I'KU>0NS CONTEMPLATING BUVIXG
STEAM 33 P?T G- I 3XT JEJ S3 .
Will save money by calling on us.
WE SELL A FIRST CLASS ENGINE AND BOILER,
Made by the New York Safely ?team Power Company.
S:t. isac. :oo Guaranteed in Er erv !':? ?u:t c. ?end for C?rv?ilar? and P ice?.
A ..>?.' 1
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^s The largest aad Most Complete
^^^?m:':^'^^:f?s???^^^^fer^r^8l Establishment South.
3E0. S. HACKER & SON,
Established 1S42.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Ojj?cc and WarcTOom*. King, ojq-Oi
CcihOn. S r ei.
: .;.^.:^j^> ^^^^?"?Hr^Bgl^^^ Yards Wo!, e S:r?-l end /? .th0'~4 Atrnve:
M ANTI FA CT U R EUS OF
? DOORS, SASH,
33LTJNTDS,
3aflCO'ULX<a.lXlSS.
AND B?IIBIN? MATESIAL.
W. C. & A, RAILROAD
-OF
Unclaimed Freight
Sumter, S. C?j December 5, ISSI*
By H. IJ. DARB, Auctioneer .
ON MONDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF DE?
CEMBER NEXT; I shall sell at public
suction for cash, for account and by direction
nf the Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta
R. R Co.. the following freight unclaimed
or refused, viz :
ARTICLES LEFT AT SUMTER:
Bag Clover Seed-Col. Bobo, Nov. 6 1880.
Two Mill-Stones-W. R. Delirar, Nov. 3
1880.
Bbl. Dried Apples-J. F. Drake.
Iron Casting, and Stove Reservoir- T. C.
Scaffe.
Ddl. of Stove Grates-no mark.
LEFT AT WEDGEFIELD :
Bag of Coffee-H. \\., Nov. 24.
Two Rolls of Bagging-no mark.
LEFT AT M A YES VILLE:
Box of Tobacco-McLeod k Co., August 7
1880.
Box of Canned Salmon-H. B. Holleman,
Nov. 13 1SS0.
Bbl. cf O tinges-A. Woods.
One Circular Saw-R. Witherspoon.
Lot of Window weights-W. II. Phillips.
LEFT AT LYNCHBURG:
Box of Medicines-H. II. Plaver, June 6
1879.
Two Boxes and One Bag nf Chemicals-C.
H. Durant, 1 March 1880.
One Wheel-W. H. Areat, August 28, 1880.
Ten Boxes of Lye-J. E. Byrd. Tiatmons
ville, November 19, 1SS0.
Bed and Bedding-H. Miller, November
1880.
Lot of Castings--no mnrk.
By order of SOL. IIA AS, G. F. A.
H. L. DARR, Auctioneer.
November 1 4t
COUNTY POOR HOUSE.-^
OFFICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
SUMTER COUNTY.
* SUMTER, S. C., November 7, 1881.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the County Commissioners on thc fifth
Any of December next, for the position of Su
perro tendent of the Poor House. Uutid suid
Securiij wi!! i.e required. Superintendent
??pnointed, to take possession on January 1st. |
1882.
Proposals must bc in writing, and handed :
in to thisoflice bv 12 M. on the pth of Decem-1
ber. I
T. V. WALSH.
Clerk Hoard Ccu ti ty Co nv rs. j
November 8 -lt j
Estate of Benjamin G, HedgeT |
DEC KA SED.
WILL APPLY TO THEJ?DGEOFPRO- I
bate for Sumter County, on thc 25lu day
jf November. 1881, tor a Final Discharge as
Execu trix of aforesaid Estate;
CYNTHIA M. HODGE,
Oct. 25-41 Executrix.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
MY RF.Si I >!.;>.!.!.; AND LOT of land em?
bracing iIiirty-oHC jicrcS; in UiCH?biirbs j
r>l the Town of Sn niter
For furth-r informai?"?! apply to or nd- '
3re???, V. (',. (?ST?"KN,
PROVISIONS
OF ALL KINDS ARE J UGH; but the!
cheapest place to buy is at
ALTAMONT MOSES'.
NO SECOND-CLASS GOODS !
SOLD.
EVERYTHING WARRANTED AS REP- i
resented. Full weights and honest
:ueusure, at
ALTAMONT MOSES*.
CAN-GOCDS,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, HAMS,
Strips, Bacon, .Mackerel and OREGON
SALMON. All cheap, at
ALTAMONT MOSES.1
GLASSWARE
OF HANDSOME PATTERNS, and many
designs, very cheap, at
ALTAMONT MOSES.'
CROCKERY',
IN GREAT ABUNDANCE. Tea Sets of
56 pieces, fur $5 00. at
_ALTMONT MOSES.'
FANCY FLOWER POTS,
\.XD HANGING BASKETS, nt
ALTAMONT MOSES.'
LARGE ASSORTMENT
KINE KNIVES, GUNS and PISTOLS,
ALTAMONT MOSES.'
HARNESS,
VTyillPS, SADDLES and BRIDLES, very
VV cheap, at
ALTAMONT MOSES'.
SHOES,
j^T ASTONISHING LY L'UW FIG7'RES,
ALTA MONT MOS^S*.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, nt
ALTAMONT MOSES*.
MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS'
4 ND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, in best
Ix. Styles, and I o wes I inures, at
ALTAMONT MOSES'.
PALMETTO SHIRT
I:I':ST KVi':,i (,m':,iI":D AT
^1?U\J that, price, at
ALTAMONT MOSES*.
700 Bushels Eed Rust
Proof Oats.
rAA BUSHELS GORv
'0\J\J Large stoc!: ol ?J A CON, FLOUR,
MEAL, GRIST, SUGAR ana COFFEE.
Al! offered low, at.
ALTAMONT MONKS'.
COTTON.
TEEING >X i: KC Ki PT OT LARGE OR
I ) d<>rs i. r Got ion hy l?>rei?rn buyer?, I am
|.t. ]. u"l pay Iii<ilif=t prices jor 1 lie st?jilc.
A LT A M ON T MOSES*.
ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF VIRGINIA AND THE CAROLINAS,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA., November 1, 1881.
Memoranda of Arrangement of Round-Trip Rates, Tickets,
Routes of Transportation, anet Advantages offered for the
formation of Parties of Visitors to the
ii?H?iia iii mau
At Atlanta, Georgia,
From the Territory traversed or readied by the Railways of t!ie Atlantic
Const Line.
FROM WHAT
POINT*.
ROUTES
T I:AVR r.
Seo
Notes.
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IN
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ron nf
HA VS.
CK ix ?:
TALKHTY
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M'M'?AT'D
KATI'S OF TICKETS.
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Weldon.
Wilmington.
Tariioni',. .......
W.-idesboro'.
Chemw.
Florence,.
Columbia
Wilson.
Magnolia,.
Marion,.
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10
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2
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IS 25
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15 00
12 00
2A 00
21 00
IS 25
14 55
Fur C?-D
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li ti on of Sale ;?nd U.??s
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15 Si'
16 90
21 2"|
14 65
13 25
12 35
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17 S5
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each;
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curb.
16 35
10-15
U 50
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12 55l
11 35i
10 Gd'
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12 10
15 W
11 25
9 45
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12 30
15 15
10 45
9 45
8 85
6 SO
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NOTE.-9 via Wilmington & Weldon Railroad and Columbia.
NOTE.-10 via Wilmington, Columbia & Angosta Richmond and Columbia.
Movement of all parties on contract rates in groups A. Ll, C, and D, nil! be only via Co?
lumbia. Gol nm bia and Greenville and Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway Division, and
tickets will read accordingly.
The Round-Trip Tickets herein named when used singly, are of a specific contract form.
void ifIravfjerred to other than original purchasers, and authorize the requirement of identifica?
tion of said purchasers, at the option of the Railway's Agents or Conductors
To the end of affording increased facilities Tor visiting Hie Exposition, Contract Tickets,
adapted to parties of the size herein named, are likewise offered. They embrace all the stipu?
lations of single tickets, with the additional one, that they are good for transportation to At?
lanta only when presented on Trains in connection with all others of the specific class they be?
long to, as per the prices given.
Holders of t'.iese tickets maj return upon them sinerly, within the period of their validity,
provided they are the original purchasers ;ind identify themselvps accordingly;
An offk-e for the identification of purchasers and stamping of return-coupons has been es?
tablished at the Union Depot in Atlanta. It will be opened 30 minutes prior to thc departure
of the trains.
None of the conditions of these tickets will be changed in any respect.
Investigation of the appliances for personal comfort, lodging, and food, meens of transit
between Atlanta and the Exposition G-ounds. authorizes the assurance rhat all elements exist
contributing to a pleasant and economical visit.
For all information not contained in this advertisement, apply to the undersigned or to the
Station Agents of the Railways at interest. A. POPE,
Nov. 1?. 3t General Passenger A^ent.
CALL IN 3EK YOU
DESIRE TO SEE
New and Elegant Goods of Novel Design
at remarkably iow prices.
YOU
NEVER never saw a finer lot of Dress Goods,
NEVER saw more Fashionable Goods,
NEVER heard of Lower Prices,
NEVER need look any further,
NEVER can be better pleased,
NEVER will have a better chance than at
JOHN REID'S.
YOU will always get a good article,
YOU will always find things as represented;
YOU will always get fall weight and measure,
AND LASTLY, BECAUSE
YOU can buy the same grade of goods
As Cheap if not Cheaper than Elsewhere.
September 13
?.-??WWJ?H IUI?? ?I ??! .I??-L? k_. .19W-T'
FALL AND WINTER
.AT
FALL
FALL
FALL
FALL
FALL
9
S??\ FALL
^?SS FALL
FALL
FALL
SEASON \Ve are now opening a Stock of Goods for the SEASON
SEASON * 0 SEASON
IPI FALL SEASON gg
SEASON that will far surpass in quality anti variety anything SEASON
LEADERS rr i . .j . , , J u ii f ii ? > ." LEADERS
J F IBERS r 0 in market, and shall tuny maintain j ^ \L>FRS
LEADERS our reputation as beinsr the LEADERS
LEADERS LEADERS
?T! LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES. $PAS
POPULAR ?CR StoCK' comPrisiDS the niost sta?le and POPULAR
POPULAR c^10Icest &??ds t0 De found in thc Northern markets, ]>QPUL*VR
POPULAR is D0^ arrriving daily, and all our departments are POPULAR
PRICES being filled with PRICES
PRICES PRICES
PRICES NOVELTIES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE PRICES
PRICES the most fastidious. PRICES
PRICES PRICES
NOVELTIES Something ITe^-The Celebrated CordoroyCorset. NOVELTIES
NONELTIES evm. pa?r warrantcd NOVELTIES
NOVELTIES even pair warranted NOVELTIES
NOVELTIES OJjB. GROCERY DEPARTMENT NOVELTIES
NOVELTIES will also be found complete with both Staple and Fancy NOVELTIES
CARPETS Goods oJ every varic.y. CARPETS
CARPETS FOUPv CAR-LOADS BAGGING AND TIES, CARPETS
CAR PETS TWO CAR LOADS GENUINE RED RUST-PROOF OATS, CARPETS
CARPETS which will be sold at prices that defy competion. CARPETS
CARPETS CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS. Give us a call and be convinced. OIL CLOTHS.
OIL CLOTHS. N 7 i n " TJ * CLOTHS.
OIL CLOTHS Orders hy mad 2>rompthj attended to QUj CLOTHS
OIL CLOTHS' J. ?YTTENBERG & SONS, OTL CLOTHS*
OIL CLOTHS. N\ W. Corner alain ana Liberty Streets. OTL CLOTHS.
wm??tB agg?wiBBngiMiim ? '? m- n- ?!? i .?^ wamm.? i?-? ,i j*
^ Of '
The Ladies9 Store.
SENDS GREETING
To the People of Suinter and the Sur?
rounding Country,
Cordially thanking them for their past favors
and patronage,
AND INYITJN'G THEIR ATTENTION TO HIS
F?LL ANO WINTER ST30IC NOW OPENING.
Great care has been exercised in the selection of Goods,
AND THE PURCHASING THEREOF INSURES IFS OFFERING THEM
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
UK WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO JUS
DIBS Hmm ?B mm MUMER
Ladies' Ncck-wcar made a Specialty lliis Season,
Hoping to see you he begs to remain,
Respectfully vours,
J. T. SOLOMONS.
SALE AND FEED STABLES, '
STOCK.
Just received tliis 2"th October. ("Tie Car Load
well broke nice driving Uorsr-s. among
them several matched pairs.
BUGGIES.
Emerson. Fisher & Co.'s open and Top Bug?
gies. Also other desirable brand.-.
WAGONS.
A full line of Milburn Wajrons, and Wilson.
Childs t\: L'o.*s Wagons.
HARNESS.
Double and Siegle Bugiry and Wagon Harness:
GRAIN.
Prime White Cum. Prime Mixed Corn.
Prime Feed Oats at 75c.
Prime Timothy Hay at Si.CO.
Wheat Bran Si 75 per lOClbs.
Always on hand a full line of feed stuff of ail
kinds.
Give us a call.
Removal ,
P. ? ?, J. 1SSSS j
Fla/e Removed into their New;
Stables on Liberty Street. I
ON il AND.
One C:ir-1oa<] We J1-broke Driving nnd !
D'an Do:SPS. and One CV-1oa.l Well-j
broke Moles, La'ire and Siuall.
OU Ll Ll VB 1:1 Y.
Our Business tn ibis Line WP] be Con- j
tinned with 1 o creased Facilities.
Special Bargains on Hauling Contra?is, j
P UllC ? ASK US
Will find it to their in retest to call and i
examine Siock before buying elsewhere, j
S'-pt 27 _ !
MBSTWHSTE & M!SS MILLER j
WOULD INVITE
The attention of the Ladies gene- !
i ^^^? rally, their
j WELL SELECTED STOCK OF j
fl TALL ?KD WINTEB j
MILLINERY,
i
-CONSISTING OF
BONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, ?
POMPONS, RIBBONS AND
TRIMMINGS.
IN VAKIETV.
Sew Gcods Arriving Every Week!
Orders from the country promptly filled.
Oct 25 ^_
fi^?????s fl Agents wanted UT Life of Pre*
UfrnrltkV ?jent (iarficij. A complete, j
faith fal history from cradle to jravc. by thc !
eminent biographer, Col. C??T?wtIl. Introduc? j
ti(>n by his Excellency. J"li? J). Len?. Govern- ;
or of Massachusetts. Dooks all ready for de- j
livery. An elegantly illustrated volume. En !
di>r.?ed edition. Liberal terms. .Agrats t:*kc- !
orders for (rom 2fi to 50" conics daily. Outso?s I
any other book fen to one. Agent? never made j
money so ras6 The book sell? itself. Experience
net necc: r}\ Failure unknown. All make im j
m^nse pr'ifir?. Private terms free. GEORGE i
STINGOS ? Co.. Pi?rtla?id Maine- ocr IS I j
GRAHAM S STABLES, j
REP UBL IC AN-S TREE T, j
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ j
JUST ARRIVED
One Car Load of
CELEBRATED
j Old Hickory Wagons,!
I Manufac:u"ed by tiie Eea?ncky W.-r;<<:? Manu- ;
j faciuring Coronan**, o!" Lo??sv'i|e; Ky. j
j They a>-e made o'" the ben ma-V-ia'. by j
j skilled workmen. Evc~v W;?;;O-.) ?o'?i gua:- .
? an recd for 12 months. They - ar. rubier, and j
i are in every resnsct as good as any Wagon ?
made, while at me same i'rne ihe'r p iee is as I
low as Wagons of inferior grade;
Also, cu hand, a ri ne assortment of
BUGGIES.
OF ALL STYLES AND GRADES,
At pt ices to suit the t:mcs
j JUST ARRIVED ONE CAR LOAD OF j
j Fine Kentucky Horses, j
i some of them extra ?ood drivers-se:c-cted j
i with care for this market.
I Oct 25 W. M. GRAHAM, j
! RED n?ST-PSOOF OATS ANS I
LIME.
! -i ^ AAB?SH ELS G KN U1 .N E RED RUST
! l.OUU I^OUF OATS;
j 7 i)0e. per bushel.
1.500 Rbis. KR ES FT STOXE Li.ME,
Si 50 per barrel.
For S'l? hr ?
WORTH & WORTE,
WILMINGTON, N. C. ?
Sop 27 i
NATHX'JACOBL 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hardware and Iron ?
MERCHANT.
Mom;facturen' Aqrnci; for
COOKING AND HEATING- STOVES, |
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
White Lead, Colors and Oils,!
A full Stock always on hand.
A complete assortmen t of
Fre?icli an? American Wiii?cw Glass!
OF ALL SIZES.
Correspondence and orders by mail promptly !
attended to.
NO. IO SOUTH FRONT ST..
WILMINGTON, N- G.
Sep G 3m j
PARKER & TAYLOR.
DE.VI.KRS IX
First Class fell an? Heall
STOVES, i
TToi'.ac Euntixhi'iia Good* f>f <ili Ainu's.
DRIVE WELL PUMPS, !
AT VERY LOW FIGURES.
Tiii-Traro at "Wholesale and ^3ta?; !
AT BOTTOM PRICKS.
Call and sec us, or send for prices, before i
buyir.L' elsewhere, and save, mo nev..
10 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
WILMINGTON. N- C
Scp'6 Gm
H. BR?NH?LD & BRO..;
Distillers, }t*cniUr* ,tr,d IWoU* <!>. ftot'Jrs in
Rye Whiskies, impertid fcfqhors
AND CIGARS. 1
N. G. Rrandv ai*i \Yl??.4y a Sp.e. iain .
No.'* (,'rn,; it- Roi - , SM. Eroul Siro!, j
WI L .Vi I Nf: TON. 'S. C.
CAPE FEAR TOBACCO WORKS,
MAN?'? Ai ! IR KR Ot'
All Grades of Plu?, Twist, and j
Smoking Tc'oacco.
Sept. -i
Kew Advertisements.
TO THE PEOPLE GF THE SOUTH.
K?N?iS MOUNIAJN AM> H'S hEKOKrC
A lit??-rv of the Battle. Oct. 7. ITS!', anti lae
event* which le<i to if. sifter two years .?pc-?s: in
j'ivjt ir.?i ion. i.-- n<.w publi>hv-d and ready for
U.?-.erv. Thc r.urhrr, Ly war C. I > ra per. LL P.
ana spent AO years if? gathering rr. a te ria hf T- r
this work, which ubound* :-'-> stirring recitals of
adventures ?nd hair i-r.-adtl: escape?, a!ike :ute
rcstifg Ut old anil yotsiig. 'J i-e dciCeuflants of
such men a." trau?pW??.-Shc?I.y.Sevier. Cleveland
L;icy. U'i'ii;:m?i. tuori^lif, MeD&vctl, Win
> 0:1. ITam:i:ond aird t'ic:. . -::ic<T;. nov.- livirpr by
ri.C iii. rn!.* f tito?;'"..-.;;t th?! S >l??h. will W"c?
i*o:ne ti>:?" perraanei.t record of that gl?rioay
event which ruined the titi-- <>fthe Revolution*
The w:.rk contain? ??2 pages, on fins paper
??*_-:? r. : t fal iv bound, wish ??Y*.3 steel portraits of
th? H?roes?, ant: ntm.er^u." wood cu??? with index
oljS.eyi) referent-:;. KUV-E, ?4. Seat pest paid
on receipt vf price, or may ho had of Agent? in
every county; F?T?K G. THOMSON.
Pabliihcr.
N*. 170 V .> S?rcc? C:?&i>ir?'ti O.
Agents wanted f\?r un?t?sig!>ed tirr?tory^
?;..>.<? -..r T.-vfTis. ..irf-itlar stud f-arno'e ...^t'.v
LIFE OF SABRED i
[::s.enr'y lite ana career as so??i:er ad states?
man, his t!?'-ti..n and ?dm?n?i-trsittor;: bis assas?
sination: his heroic struggle for life: Won?erf??
medical tre-itment, blood poisoning, reuicviii to
BHicr.-n. death, etc. Profusely i'?ustr.t?ed.
Sp!ei?dh! portrait of Garfield, his v, ifcand ?o'her
Scene of the shooting: the sick chamber, t?ui
teau in his cell, the sisrgejns ?md the Cabtoerv
i he o si Iv c-nirdete and authentic work. There
's a fortuite for :?^c:its first ist thc field wirti this/
..ook. Outfit 50.:. Speak quick. Address
HUiTRA?VT? Buns. 723 Chestnut St. Phi lads.
A:N'?TilEil BOOM tt&s THE
FOI: AGENTS. gjl Iv ? N C E
MARK TWAIN'S jr A:;i) T?IE
.NEW BOOK A A?PEB
tt til outsell silt his previous works, and offers
; . ? the best chance of your life tc make money
rapidly. Old agents will act promptly, and
secure ch b-e territory, and we ad vie? yon todo
the sn use. OutiUs-now ready. S?-nd at o?,cc foy
circular? and terms to DOUGLASS BROS,
Publisher.*; Philadelphia. Pa.
For Reading CIuL.--. tor Amateur Thc.-nricals,
Temp?rance Plays. Ilrnwinj: R.-.om Plays. Fairy
J'lay?, Ethiopian Flays. Caiic Books. Speakers.
Pantomime?. Ta?letiux. Lights?, Magnesium
Lights. Colored Fire. Burnt Cork. Theatrical
Face Preparations*, Jarley's Wax Works Wigs,
Beards, Moustache*. Costumes, Charades, and
Paper Scenery. New Catalogues sent fre?\eon
lainirig full description and price?. SAMUEL
ERKXCII & SON. SS K. LLh Sr. New York.
S?V*?5aSlV''Vi *. - . _?-?./?J/M-OR Traveling
\S^?*3? tl ?..?Zjc? i >*iut-j v. j ic f? preferred.
(gs Ai*o SA LA S i :?rr=?o.-.t?. Ail EXPENSES
H Z ??<?vanci-.;. V?\*<: Ks? pr w.p?y paid. SLOAN
csu ?i Ce,SOC <j?07Ke j.*, ?f?sicinnuti. fe.
DITO?CES cheaply, without publicity-de
serrion. r.on support, intemperance-for
parries in any State. Advice and circulars for
stamp. Address COUNSELLOR BALDWIN, 287
t.'r >:i<:wav. New York.
??*fy*~/I~7 A YEAR and expenses to agents.
mi i ? Outfit free. Address P. O. VICK
?llY, August:. Maine. oct-4
rpo AL? Vi-: KIT SK KS.~Lov.-cst Kates for ad
j| vertisiag in 1.080good newspapers sent free.
Address GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
Nov 1 10 Spruce Street. N. Y.
hm 5=1
intima * ^
Tsie Latest The Best
THE BEST !S THE CHEAPEST.
Thc handsomest sud most complet?
\ Yet produced.
? ILLrSTSATED CIECtXAES SEI?? '
OX APPI?CATION,
I Victor Solving Machine Go,
"Soulhcm C.'.CQ. lio. R. Chi ?es Ci., Car'dmcre,
OH -i "
FREIG-H? PA??>V
Kkbards9 Dry (?onds Svndica?e*
A COM Bi NA Ti ON* OF CAPITAL
? V PA ?? A V* LE LED 1 V TME
HlSTOKYOF DRY GOOpSi
l?ol'ling th''. Ti'irgtst Molded ai<d Mnmifacluring
?titercs?i "f Europa and America.
ONE QUARTER OF A MILLION HANDLED
IN FIVE MONTHS.
Acknowledging no criterion save the weight
of its own mighty success.
Ignoring Competition and LeveKng iTie
l?rices of Erg Goods
Toa scale corn mens?rate with the wants of
the country-rendering happy thc hearth?
stones of our people, but sweeping
to ruin, with chilling blasts, the
unlucky merchant wbos
cares dffy its irre?
sistible- sway.
Parties at a distance dc iring rumples and
price lists cnu secure them when desired.
Express Freights will be prepaid on orders
of S-0 orover. at retail, to any depot.
Wholesale niles for Ssulb levelled lo East
en: que rations.
7= ?J5SASDS S?'BSO., tanagers,
AUGUSTA. GA.
?ep 2
J. A-MOODT
PHYSICIAN A XE SURGEON,
OFFICE SOUTH SIDE DUGAN fcT.,
SUMTER, S.C.
A'?r 2 tf
BABBIT METAL.
IN MAKERS AND REI AIRERS CAN
*T find at thc oflicc of the Watchman and
?bularon a supply of OLD TYPE METAL,
which is e?"ia!, ii not superior to bsib'oit met?
al for their uses. It can be had at reasonable
rat
. aa'Hi'.v.'A-.e;
ANTHONY WHITE,
pl ait CgpMsn fetat,
SUMTER, S. C.
IS PRE FAKED TO TAKE RISKS
AGAINST FIRE,
in TI number of Grst-c'ia?s Vori hera,,
Southern aud English Fire Insurance
Companies, among which are
North British and Mercantile of
England.
Scottish C?nimerciai of Glasgow,
Llorac of New-York,
Georgia Home of Georgia, and Others?
50;fle0;000 of Assets.
AGENT ALSu FOR
Wilson ? Childs" Philadelphia Wagons.
McLcar & Kendal's Carriage ?fe i>ug
gios.
\Vanoo Fertiliser anu Acid Phosphate.
Jury 2?
TARTtlMG
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RES': ORED.
AVicthaof voutlual i::-r>m?c.i<v csusis? Pres??
turo Decay, N'CWOUS JVbiJiry. L?--i Manhood, cte,
bavins trit il in vain owry known rem >iy. has Ci3>
covered ? dimple ?.^f ctrc. wuicn Jae will s?.nd_FREK
to his fe??.>w-M?fiererst. address J. H. K522SVES.
c Ji:tts;:nn st..
1<:.\\"K MY ?M!li>l> thr?e -l -e.- < *. :i..s
I'atcui Rtsa?:dy-2yil$-and ?hey brought
;.wav :? h:('f yit\* *?T:'.><. St-ld by drng^isti1,