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Local Intelligence.
Died in Manning Dec. 21st, Mi
Dickson. wife of Mr. E. E. Die
n. The death of this estimable La
dy has thrown a veil of sorrow ove
this entire community. Those wh
knew her, appreciated her as a kind
Wentle friend. Her husband has been
1-reft of a faithful wife. Her child
~en have lost a teuder, :dffectionate
mother-one whose services never
wearied in their behalf. She cheer
fully smiled upon their innocent sport,
and as willingly endured the rough
places that necessarily result in the
minagement of home duties. Mrs.
[;Dickson was a christian woman, as
such exemplary in her deportment, and
in death
"Without a siah, a change of feature or a
shaded smile.
She gave her hand to the stern Messen
ger.
And as n glad child seeks its father's
a arms
Went home."
L Bankrupt-l he County.
The causc ?
SForlorn and Forsaken-County
Commissioners.
Requiem-no funds.
Our College boys are home enjoying
their Christmas vacation.
Miss Sue Galluchat has given her
$& Stephens scholars holiday, and is
the Christmas.
We were pleased to meet Mr. S. M.
Graam of Mayesville, an old friend,
en Monday.
- We regret to learn that Mr. J.
Witherspoon is quite sick at his bre.
er's, Mr. C. L. Witherspoon's.
. Mr. Jno. W. Huggins left Manning
on #st Saturday for Texas. Depre
eating his leaving, at the same time,
we wish him fortaie's favors in the
jome of his adoption.
Miss Lula, daughter of Mr. D. W.
Elderman, is home enjoying the holi
days of the Greenville Female Col
lege.
Mr, W. L. Johnson, of Stiefrs Pi
no House was in Manning Saturday.
Rie-"Carolina Mills" of Charleston
were well represented among our mer
chanta last Friday, by their popular
drummer, Mr. E. G. Wallece.
Sanfta Claus has attractive quarters
Mrs. Edwards.
Cupid stil shooting.
Married on Wednesday the 16th, at
'eBaptist parsonage, by Rev. L. D.
Mr. Walker to Miss White.
Again on Tuesday the 22nd, at the
bides mother's, by Rev. La. D. .Bass,
Mr. Ardis to Mr. McLeod
And to be mairried to-day, at the
resi~ence of the father of the -bride,
Mr. Mimms to Miss Eugeria Ridgill.
The number of these happy events,
twaining of two hearts, our pleas
record, should banish into the
byss of eternal oblivion that jarring
cadnce hard times. That we are
raspering is indisiputable.
We are requested to announce that
ere will be preaching at the Baptist
irhSaturday -and Sunday next.
'temembers of the Church are re
~uesdto attend an important Church
ueeag on Saturday morning.
or some unknown reason the early
al of yesterday failed to bring the
Charleston papers. A sore disappoint
met to the readers of the .News and
Co~rier interested in the proceedings
the Legislature. The cause would
be interesting.
'Wen a girl can read her title clear
o mratrimiony'S share,
e bids farewell to every fear
And forgets to bang her hair."
Thanks of the editor to Mr. S. Wol
viskie for a complimentary box of
Nitsch & Kuhn brand of ciga'rs, re
tly arrived at his saloon, which are
drare and delightful odor. Mr. S. is
ular Saloonist and generous to ai
He proposes to present a large
umber of these cigars to the Manning
onental committee to be raffled.
"Step right into the parlor and
ake yourself at home," said the 9
dar-old son of the editor to his sister's
young man. "Take the rocking
hair and help yourself to the album.u
Een Louise is up stairs and won't
be down for some time yet, she has
o nphe up her form, you know, be'
re going to press.".
We have been' informed that Miss
Lula Hudson, one of the gifted and
accopished lady teachers of oui
town, has given a final dismissal tohei
school. We are confident Miss Huct
son's patrons are loath to give her up.
She has attended to her school wit b
n 'ng energy-winning for hersell
bation of her patrons, and
e of her pupils..
-. rumored that Miss Mattie Rlut
e has ofiered her services as teach
for this sebool, to be assisted b'
v. La. D. Bass. Miss Rutledge is
duate of the Greenville Femnal<
College, and her scholastic 'attain
epts pre-eminently qualify her fo:
e high position left vacant by Mis
The fall sessloi of the .anmiu.n
Academy closed last Friday evening
with an interesPig exhibition. TLe
Academy building was filled to its ut
most capacity, and for two hours the
crowd was kept laughing with numer
OUS recitatious, dialogues, charades
&c. After the exercises were over, the
students held a recention, in which
teverybody- was cor(ially invited to
participate. It was a delightful even
ug for the occasion, and the crowd
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely.
SAlteriss are now suspended for
the Christmas holida.vs until the fourth
of Jauuarv, when the Academy wmii
open witlh renewed energies. L.
Th ltest.
Married on the 2!-ti inst., Mr. Ebe
nczer Sweet to Miss Jane Lemon.
How httno'il\v extreces do ucet,
In *.a ntd ELbenezer;
SSe'.o lo 1:,er sonr but w
.an ne s 1leno squezer.-.1si.1'e~'r.
Pop:d1ar.
Messrs. Edel Brothers, wholesale to
bacconists 0f tichmo.ud, Via., have an
enviaule reputation amoing our Man
ning mercaLts. The popularity of
he "Fannie Edel" tobacco, of which
hev are the sole inanufacturers, sold
v ~Messrs. Levi, LoyNiis and others, is
idence s"Lieient to establish the as
rtion. They also manufacture the
lebrated Stonewall Jaeksou whis
y sold at the saloon of S. Wolkovis
and bv i Sehwarts. Mr. Sol Edel
i'gent of the firm is well known
appreciated as a courteous gen
an.
Enemy to Dogs.
are informed that on the night
6th, two pups belonging to Col.
S Billups, and a "cur" dog the sole
p -ty of an old darkey were killed
a en eaten by an unknown ani
is marvelous beast with the
cat appetite, we extend a cordial
ine in. Here he will tind food in
Ce, and be allowed the piivi
Ieg the town.
Ti 'itor of thle Dpalch on his
Iett, .us ?-Some Correspondent,
we p . e an old maid, seuds the
follo piece of cockroach killing
poeti his otice :
rdn't mar.ry an ed tor,
-1l you the r.mztson why
taLi. meddles in everything,
eal lit. lie, lie, lie
To t ding genius of this wilting
feminiz niunm, the following is
submi:t - the editor:
yW !r't marry oi old maid.
1 yv.n the reason why
nek so long and inngy,
W 'raid shed never die.
Frank e'ssunday Magazine.
For J, - beginning the Nine
teenth Vol , is a biiliant holida-y
number, a ding in text and piet
ures appro te to the season. It
opens with teresting and instruc
tive essay o 'iristmas Carolb." Dr.
Talmage's on is on "Christmas
A meri. > there are several
Christmas e ew Year's stories and
poems, all fi illustrated. Perhaps
the article th ill attract the most
attention is " istoric America," by
the Rev. Geo. ider, with twenty
two illustrati There are many'
short and tim icles. and the full
page pictures autiful and nu
merous. The lar serials, "Love's
Harvest," and ' ttante Days" go
o, at d the E~di Depa~rtmnents are
ful and -omnple Published by Mas
Fm LESuE, ~5 and 57 Park
Place, New Y , at 25 cents a
number-, or $2. ear, postpaid.
llarrah I for le's ~not
The following e Jubilee pro
granme for Thur and Friday of
Cristmas :
Dec. 24. Fro o'clock to 12
o'clock. Hot sup barbecue, tur
key, chicken, pig, ce cream, lem
onade, cakes in abu ce &c. Grand
'Panoramic views o oPe, Palestine,
and Egypt. Many .s exhibiting
the life of Christ. fine steel en
gravngs of "Ten:1 s in a Bar
Room" by Rev. J. hrews. Ad
mission free.
At 12 M. grand n ascension
contaning a game co Speech by
Re J. Howard C r. Christ
ms day at 11 o'clock ., lecture on
European tratvels by I. E. Broad
us, with an exhibitio European
scenery while in Euro At 12 M. a
g-and 'Christmas dinn t 7 P. M
an original poem froma J. Howard
Carpenter, tihe poet pre ou Chnist
mas. At 7.30 P. M., " of Ages,"
by ten boys anci girls. P. M.,
"How to make Love." young
man. Meals to be serv -il hours.
Iar Tim#e: I have e ded to
write something this we r your
paer; have at last decid wrnte
upon the idea of "though -stahz
It was not until w.ithin vears
that the best authentic 'ut or
IDante was in the possessio. -sad
niirers. Antiquarian stud were'
puld by a statement of a Ital
.1ian writer, to the effect that et:
Inent artist, Giiotto. had pain por -
Itrait of Dante- in fresco, som in
'th Bargeilo Palatce in Flore
several cuthliusiaJst ic ad mir the
'poet determine-d to make Thiu
search for this picture; for. n Co
was known to exist within tha t
whiceould at all answver to
quireents of Giotto's fresco. iv
jforty years agto, three gentlem 1
taed permis'ion from the '
'overnment (no easy thing ton
i tese5 days) to make the ne
search for 'this fresco. Their
wee rewarded by discovering a
in wich the valued painting w
tirey covered up with a coat of
wash The whitewash was re
wit. great care, anid the picture
found to be kept ini a remarkabl
Sstate of preservation. Not only
sjthe mahteus -ark iniured the ni
it had been a means of preserviug it
It was a positive advantage. For i
the picture had not been tuus coverei
up and preserved, its colors wouk
have faded much in five hundred year
besidcs being exposed to almost cer
tain destruCtion froI vandalism
When the fullness of time was coen
the picture was disclosed to the worlk
in much of its original freshncss and
beauty; and the result is that uow
every admirer of that remarkabhl
Christian poet is cnabled to possess a
fine likeuess of his strong and be'auti
fal face.
Hidden things are not always lost
Sometimes tho are actua!!y preserv.
ed by being hidden, an the revel a tio:
will some day come, diteloig- mi ue
which was supposed to have pa-;et
out of existence. In the lonluv calmm.
bers of the soul, many t Wall is illuii
nated with the fresco of soime reimlm
berance, of which the knowledge is losi
for the time being. It is covered witt
other thoughts and cares. But. the
fresco is not erased. It is only hidden
forgotten. Some day the,outer casing
will be removed, and the picture wi:.
stand out as fresh as if it were just put
on.
Divine Providence makes use of this
fact. Our 3ins are not forgotren. We
try to forget them. We whitewash
them over with pleasures or busiuess.
Tlime produces its eifect. They pass
nearly out of our own memory, while
our friends forget them entirely. We
flatter ourselves that they are some
how made upor done away with. But
they are not blotted out. They arc
only so shut up in the secret chambers
of the soul that they shall be ;ept
fresh for the day of disclosure. Thus
it is that God is able to mualke tile re
worseful vengeauce of the soul upon
itself so vivid, so powerful, so unex
pected, after years of Supposed quiet
aud peace of mind. The unexpected
revelation to oue's self of a sin com
mitted lovg ago and since forgotten,
is like standing face to face widh the
judgment of God.
This truth has also a comforting
side. These facts, which are forgotten
but preserved, are not all sins lying
in wait for the oppartunity of remorse.
So:ne of thein are acts of kindness or
of consecration. Tuey are perhaps
undervadued, and therefore readily
forgotten. Bat they are like frescoes
of transcendent beauty. I mean such
things as mlnistering to the least
among our Lord's brethren by giving
food and drink in their need, comfort
ing them in sickness, svmpatuiizing
wial them and helping then when suf
fering (in prison or out of prison) for
their sins. These good deeds, small
in themselves, are readily forgotten,
both by those who do them and by
those who receive the benefit of them.
This is partly because their real im
portance is not appreciated: as a fres
co by Giotto was not appreciated in
his life-time. They are therefore cov
ered over with other sorrows, other
cares, other deeds of kindness. Yet
they are not destroyed-they are not
wiped out. They constitute in the
human soul a treasure of greater value
than Giotto's noble work. Not to
speak of God's bock of rememnberance,
they are treasured up within the soul
itself, and in God's own time they will
be revealed as a source of everlasting
joy.
When God shall reveal these good
and bad deeds which have for so long
a time been covered up), the tirst ex
elamnation will be, "Lord. wimwa! when
saw we Thee ?" When~ did we this
noble, or this vile, work in thy sight ?
But the reveihdion will make itself
evident; and in this sense, as welil as
in others, men's wor.:s ao) foilow them.
How well this also illustrates the
value of Christian teaebing to chil
dren ! What a beautiful lesson it car
ristt) SudySbo eachers, and to
parents, and to others who long t~o con
fer an immwortal benetit upon the chil
dren. The child's mind receives im
pressions readily. Your instructions
form the picture within his mind. He
does not always appear to remember.
Sometimes you would little suspect
what a picture he has bidden away
within the recesses of his mind.
What you say to him is apparently
forgotten as soon as the sound of you~
voice hlas died away. But it is not
destroyed; some crisis in life-it may
be after years of neglect-will bring
back these things to his heart with
wonderfali freshness and power. Ther
wll;he for-.thelfirst time feel the Mul
power of- gra'titude to those wvho took
great pains to impress upon him right
thoughts, true feelings, high aims, at
a time when it seemed as if all this
were labor in vain.
It is often said that life is short
the Psalmist makes it very brief, ever
bu a shadoiw. Counted by the yeare
we live, it is a short lhfe we live here.
Blut ifln memory how many times w<
live it over. So, if we have so live&
that the memories of the past art
pesmand. our mnemlory continuc
pact, w have made the short lift
laug bylivinug it over so many times
Besed be God for the gift of muem
orv, and for the faith that memory~
wil go with us into the immortal life
and that even in the spirit home wt
sha'll remembet)r the pleasant scenes
th'e good deeds and the loving friends
of the earti:ly life.
Be not incredulous, then, I entreal
vou, my readers, to the fact that mene
orv is a field to he cultivated, fron:
eih you may reap rich harvests 0:
prcofit and comfoit.
SEEP2LESS NIGHITS. mafle miseram'l
be that: terrible con;;h. Shilon's Car is-h
THAT HACKING CO17UI cain be Sc
quickly cured by Shailoh's Cure. We guar
antee it. For sale by J1. (. D~inkins & Co.
CR~OUP, WHiOOPING C )UC n aad Bron
chitis imme-'lia'tely re t-!ve I by Shilob's Cur,
For sale by J1. G. Dink ins & Co.
SCATARiRU CUR.ED. heati and s'::et
breath secured, by Shilon's Catarrh R~eme
dy. Price ~>0 cents. Naval Injec-tor free
1Fon aiJG.IDinikins & Co.
Wholesle Crocers,
Wines, Liciuors, Tobac
co, Segars, &c.
No. 153 & 155 EAST BAY,
(IL IRL ESTOX, S. C.
Ang. 1L
PROPRIETORS OF
THE SWNTER SHOE STORE,
Z.
.4ELPETFULLY ASK TiE PEOPLE
and Clarendon Co., to inspect
t , fore visiting Charleston, us
t::*v fe.l eontdent that they can do as well
th e al the latest styles.
T :Iv pai speeiu attntwn to a ),ex arti
de v LAIAES D)Ni3ULA and CAMEL
EPAIL) JiUTON 1UTS, w1iCh are of the
miiost durable Lemather, known to the Trade
also to their Genlts $2.75 and S'3.00 Calf Skin
Shoes, in -ntion. Lace and Congress.
They cannot be excelled. As they are well
knowvn to vo- all, they need in introduction.
They h::ve so a nice line of TRUNKS
and \ALISES. March 11
RmS. A. EDWARDS
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
Maiming, S. C.,
Confectionery,
Fresh Fnits, Vegetables, Nuts, &c., on
Laud :.nd arriving daily.
My Bakery Depart
ment is
Completu with bread and pastry.
COME AND SEE ME AND BE CON
v;ne.-d that my prices are low and that I
cran aot be: undersold.
-ALSO,
Both light and heavy and always fresh.
. Canned Gools in endless variety.
Country trade solicited.
I thank my friends and patrons for past
t avors and ask a continuance of same.
pz' Remiember the place opposite Court
house. .Dec 17
ESTABLISHED 1843.
Furnriture ! Furniture !!
Now on hand a funl Line of fine and
cheap Furniture hat as Low Prices as
any House in the State. Next Grand
Cntral Hotel, CoLUxnIA S. 0.
Ml, N BERRY,
PI.A.NOS,
GRANID, UPRIGHT, & SQUARE.
The superoity of th~e "Stef
Pianos is r*;co iz c~e nd aicknaowledg'ed by
the highecst usicaln utorites, and the de
mand for the a is as stadl ncreasing as
they ara bccomning more extensively
known.
HIGHEST HIONORS
Over :111 .Anericaa and many European
rivals at the.
Exposition Paris, 1878.
Ibve the I'ndorsement of over
100 differenit C!ages. Seminariesand Schools
A s to their durability.
They are perfect in~ To'ne,.*Work
mansnip and Elegant in
A pvarance.
A iar.y ass'ortment of second-hand Pian
Genera.1 WVhoes:dle Agent for
BURD IETT AuND PALA(:E ORG~ANS.
Pins and Qrgnis Soldi on Easy Enstallme~nts.
I'lanos taken in Exchange, also thorough
lv reired.
~' -Send for illustrated riano or Orgail
Catalogue.
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Apr 15 Bl.armoro, Mn.
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The poularity of the SCENnTIFIC A M~rZCANI I
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Information as to obtaining atnt cheer
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
Was Produced In Maining and is Spreading All over
CLARENDON, AT
LO0U IS LO(6"Y NS'
Practical explanatian of what he meant when he announced that the
INAUGURATION would take placo in October.
The People are learning that he meant the
Lowest Prices
EVER BEFORE INOWN IN THE COUNTY.
He did not buy his goods early while the prospects were so flattering for
a large cotton crop and good prices, but he bought at a time wben GRAND
BARGAINS could be had, and this has given him Superior Advantages both
as to the Prices and Class of Goods.
Ladies will find a good assortment of-Suitlngs, Striped, mi'zt and Criss
,Cross patterns; various quaint wears, and pretty styles ; Boucle Cloths, En
glish Serges, Scotch Chiviots, Londou Kyrles, Si:noui Batistes, Bourettes,
Scotch Tweads, Plaids, Corduroys, and some Black Goods at Low Prices.
Ladies will also find Jersey cloths ; Stockinettes; Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons,
Gloves, Corsets and a splendid lot of Long Cloths, Homespuns, Domestics.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes. Trunks, Valises,
Very fine line of all wool goods
For Men and Boys-very cheap!
Ladies, Gents, and Boys Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
I have a.$2 Shoe, soft, well shaped and as durable as shoes that are sold
by other houses at $3. Call for Loyns' walldngfast Shoe. And Hats and
Caps that can't be beat for quality and Low Prices
Hurrah! Glorious!!
The news of the INAUGURATION of Low Prices at L . U ys'., of
his brands of Finest Flour,
Sugar,
Coffice,
T e a,
Hams,
Bacon,
Rice,
And all the necessary articles.
You will-always find at my Storca well selected line of Hard
ware, Crockery, Saddlery, and I have Cigars and Tobacco of
the best known Brands in the world, and my whole stock was
Bought after the decline in cotton. at low figures, and of course
I can sell lower than any Merchant who bought while the pros
pects were bright and prices high. CALL at my NEW STORE
and you will be convinced that it is THE PLACE FOR BAR
GAINS-None Can Beat
LOUIS LOYNS, .
Oct. 21st. MANNING, S. C.
THE WINNING CANDIDATE!
30'S. A. RI( BY 'Em
Is the man who fills the bill
Of the people who have a will
All vacancies, needs :md wants to fill.
With judgemnent and care.
Yes I am a Candidate for the patronage of the people, and I am not
afraid of Competition. I fearlessly assert that I can show to thie
Peopl1e of Clarentd.OnZ
The most complete line of BF~rIFCI, DRESs GOODs ever offered in this market.
silk mixed Suitings, Cashmeres,
Berber Cloths, Combination Suitings,
Calicoes in new and beautiful styles.
Flannels of all grades and colors, Full line of table Damnaskc. Towelling, sheetings, Long
Cloths, Best Lawns, Irish Linens, Laces, Embroitieries, Zephyr Shawls, Collars, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, best titting Corsets, and Notions.
Hats and Shoes.
Ladies, Gent. and Childrens, in newest styles. Try a pair of Tuo C 3ATxD JanRs
Mwcs $3. shoes, Shoes made to myown order, ad you will be pleased with the oem
Ful Line i.' 'in, Broadeloths, Cashmeres, Jeans and vooleni Goods, bought low
and to be sold low.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
-Splendid line for Men, Boys and Children.
GROCERIES
A full and Complete stock, bought in the best markets, and to be sold at small profits.
I keep best Flour, Hams, Bacon, Rice. sugars. Syrups. Molasses, Coffee and Tea.
Canned goods of all sorts. Saddles, Bridles, Harness. Hardware, Crockery,
Plantation Tools. And the BEST TOBACCO.
My Clerks will not only take pleasure in showing my large stock of goods,
but they are instructed to sell them at ROCK Bo0 rr')i prices. I knowy thai
cotton is low, and I shall not be slow to sell below any othor house. I wil
give highest cash prices for cotton.
Don't Buy 'Til You Try
STONO PHOSPHATE 00,
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ESTABLiSHED 1870
MANUFACTURE Soluble Guano, (HIGHLY A3DioSIATED.)
Acid Phosphate, Dissolvedl BoneC, Ash Element, Floats.
Keep denays on hafor' .sae Genuine German
Iinit, (Potask Sakls,)
Imported direct from Germany, for the Company.
A high gradie of Dried Blood, G~roundc Fish Scrap, South Carolina Marl,
Cotton Seed Meal. FOR SALE BY
M. -g.ei 3LANNDIG, s, C.
LUMBER!! LUMBER!
50,000 Feet on Hand.
All Grades.
FROM 25cs, to $1 PER HUNDRE
The very best, and cheap as the cheape4
can be had at the mill or I will delivei a
M..nning.
Apply to
C. M. DAVIS, or A. IVIZ.
At Mill, Mannimg, SA
Interesting to Both Sexes.
Any man or woman making 1o
than $40 weekly should try our on
moneymaking business. We w
Agents for our celebrated Mwann
DEAN SPINAL SUPPORTING CoEs ; &1INN
our SPi NAL SUPPoRTER, SHoULDER B2 a
AND ABDOYINAL PnoTECToR CoMRBTW
(for Men and Boys). No expeiienes
required. Four orders per day gt.
the Agent $150 monthly. Our Agen#S
report four to twenty sales daily. $6
outfit free. Send at once for partism
lamrs. State Sex,
Sp LEWIS SCRIELE & C.
390 Broadway, New lad
Sept 9th.
T1LA 3R T co SOCir,
Gmn nd Loc sith
MAIN ST., COLUMBIA., S. C.
: REPAIRING :ALIORDES
-DONE AT- -PROMPTLY
SHORT NOTICE ATTENDED TO.
Mrs. C. E. Reed,
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. Ci
=T.T.T rmr
In all its Branches.
Hosiery, Fancy Goods, Notiona,
Ladies Dresses, Children
and Infants Dresses.
Jersey Jackets and Underwear.
Bridal Orders Promptly Attended TO*
B. VISANSKA,
Watches, Diamonds, Clocks ad Jewelrj,
Pianos and Organs on easy
Installments,
DVLEA Rx .u.L XNtDS Or
Musical Instruments and String,
MAI N STREET,
Next door to Central National Bank,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Repairing done in both branches.
GEO. S. HACKER & SO
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASA, BLINDS,
MOULDING BUING 3iTEmTAJ
Office and Warerooms, King
opposite Cannon Street,.
Charleston, S. C~
Sept. 16th.
LEGG &BELL,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
w x~x.I5t, s. on
We haVe just received a ne1V
suply of the FAMOUS T~J&
NESSEE WAGONS, aad
BUGGIES of all Kinds, whih
we will sell low down. GITE
US A CALL. Sept. 9.
NOTICE.
PERSONS DESIRING to INSURE
their LIVES will apply to
W. P. DURANT, Agt.,
MAN NINt6'NA. C.
IWAVERLY HOUSE,
CHAR~LESTON, S. C.
First Gass in all its AppointmentsL
RATES, 81..50, $2.00 AND $2.50
Excellent Cnisine, I..rge Airy rooma
Electric Bells.
IJOS. PRICE, Proprietor.
7.rIIotel Centrally Located.
A. G. CUD WORTH, Agt*
155 MEETING STREET,
opp. Charleston HoteL
Manufacturer and dealer in Saddlery,
Harnes, C&'ba, Whips, Saddle Hardwark
&c. Keco. constantly on hand an extansiveq
and well .kleeted stock of everyting in this
lince. Ami MaInufacture goods to order ef
short not e Oct. 14.
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~ ~ Sa15on,
3 Manning, S. C.
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