The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20
SUMTER ADVEsSTISENIE

furnish Clothing and Cloths, and Gentiemen's
Furnishing Gouds generally, for Spring aud
Summer use, at unusually low rates. Ills selec-
lions have ull been inado under his own ex-
perienced eye, and he is prepared not only tv
guarantee his goUds, but " onvr M elegant va.
riey.
Mrs. n. j. ZERNow-Is opening her Spring
Fashions for tho ladies. She has q beautiful
variety ofMillinery, which has boon selected with
thut caro- and tuste for which che is 50 we'll
known, and " hich she is selling Ut very reasona.
bio pricos.
w. G. DUNcAN-Continues to repair Harness
and Saddlcs-his shop now being At his resi-
ueuce. "Over Turkey Creek"
CHARLESTON ADvEIsTISEMENTS.
Wo direct special attention to the following
now Charleston Advertisements to DO found in
our present Issue. (Others not mentioned here
will receive nVce noxt week.]
"STEEL'S HAT HALL."-Among the most
prominent business men Of Charleston, there arc
nuno entitled to more distinguished consideration
than WALTER STEELE, Of "llat Hall' notorioty.
Ills career hns been an honorable ono, and rs an
most remarkable incidents iu the records OF NOR
camille enterprise Try him at least once.
PHENIX IRON WORKS-Thoso works justly y
rank among the leading founders Of tho coun-
try. Their workings in iron and in brass arc
nne excelled, aud their promptness-so essential
lis u prominent feature OF the establishment.
We may mention as an incident sustaining this re-
mark, that during the recent trip Of tho steamship
.Munhatten," from New York to Charleston, an
accident happened to her AR Pump Rod, which
put her Twelve hours behind. This rod, which
is twelve toet long and contains Eve hundred
pounds of brass, was completed in time to enable
her to leavo on her regular return trip. Tho
capacity of tho Phoenix Works is now ample, and
We trust that oruers from our section will bo sent
down ~ them.
UNION FERTILIZER.-Mr. PAUL C. TREN.
HOLM, Commission merchant, offers the Union
Fertilizer to the farmers, planters, gardners, &C.
Of tho country, which accomplishes the double
parposu of iertilizing the soil and ut the same
time riddiDg it Of all worms nnd insects injurious
! to vegetation. This preparation should be tested
generally. ina: much us itprOposes to accomplish
TINT which works yroaL goUd t0 tho planting COM
Hiunity.
LENGNICK, SELL & FOSTER.-Mr CnAs.
Eos. Ell, u gentleman of high standing and ac-
complished business capacity, bas recently con-
nooted himself with this old and popularo house,
where Fancy Clouds in great variety, Ladies
Trimmed Hats aud Millinery G0ous generally,
may always be found Ut tho lowest prices.
FUKNITURE.--Mr. X. WHITE, ono Of the
Oldest and most reliable Furniture Dealers of
Chareston. has recently made large additions to
his stock and business accommodations, and will
fill orders ut tho lowest rates. Whom you 90 to
tho city, give nim call.
FOWLER'S PATENT ADDING MACHINE.
This is said to work great relief 70 tho book.
keeper or accountant, and as q labor.sav and
economizor Of time where figures arc to be com.
puted, is worthy the attention Of oil interested.
Address Messrs. BOINEsr Il MARTIN, who own
| the patent for this State and Georgia, and
offer county rights for sule.
MRS. NJ. j. BOOTH-Frenoh Millinery
King Street has no place Of greater attraction
for tho ladies than this MRS. BoorH's Spring
Stock is beautiful indeed. Let the ladies who
visit Charleston remember this; as We have no
doubt they will.
HENRY DISCHOFF 4 CO.-This establish.
mont has prospered and grown, and grown and
prospored, until its dimensions and extent OF
business would seem exiravagant were they
stated in detail. They are liberal and they arc
attentive to business, and they have never been
afraid to advertise. Such mon always succeed.
We could point them out In every community.
Bisoaors's 10 certsinly ths place to get Groceries
'i1Cherlestop.