Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ nirrin- i t i? ?v i i n~r r rvrr :' TOWN AND COUNTS "WEDNESDAY, Dwnikr 7. : : : 18SJ. Tkrms ok The News ani> 1Ikkau>. -Tri-weekly edition. four dollars ^?er jiiitvu. in advance: weekly edition, t\vo dollars and fifty cents peranum/), T.Uiornl discount to clubs of five and upwards. Kates ok Ai>vkktisin'<:.?One dollni per inch for the lir>t insertion. a nd k fifty cents per inch for each subset iem inscrl'on. These rates apply to ad ad wrlisements. of whatever nature, and arc payable *tricily in advance. Contract* for three, six or twehe month* Made ?.u very lilieral terms. Transient loeal notices, fifteen rent* ]k-iline for the first insertion and .seven ^ ittid one-half cenfp per line for each & Mib*coucnt insertion. Obituaries and m tributes of :esj>ert charged a* advertisements. Simple announcement* ot r~ n?arria:ro? and deaths published freeoi ^ *liarj:r. ami solicited. \ii communirations. of whatsoever nature. should l>c addressed to the \rinu<JM-JO Publishing Company W".inshore. S. C. >i?w A<T?rti?omrntt. ?J. II. ISovicr*. J. P. F. (\ J'errv Davis* l?ain Killer. A'-Cuse I's-Ludden & Bates, f"hrstmas (Jowls?\\\ II. Donly. Pressing Forward?J. L. Mimnau<rh. Administrator's Sale?W. II. Kerr. Administrator. I.vml Brioft. ?"She's in yonder". ? We need more cistcnis. ?Not having a night-cap, a hat was hscu ikmtwu. ?The town clerk is collecting street > t?xes. Ik ?Only a little over three weeks to Christmas! ? Drowning the kittens hurts the ?>M cat's "felines". ?r.iy your subscription to Thf. ^vbws axd uekai.d. ?A committee was sent for him. I'ut he hcl<l his post like a man. ?The pugilistic mills did a thriving business on Saturday night. ?Everybody within six miles of town is haulin;; in wood. ?The Atlanta Exposition will hist only one month longer. ^ ? The bachelors buried their vicepresident on Monday night. ?The county treasurer is issuing executions against tux defaulters. ?Cotton-seed is in demand. in CoItimb , and brings a very liberal price. ? A house belonging to a colored i nnui was burned down a few days ago ? near W'hite Oak. ?Cotton sold in Winnsboro on Saturday for 111 and it brought li| on Monday. - Instead of singing "Cradle is Kmpty?Baby's (ione*\ we have to sing ' I'orket's Empty. Money is Gone". ?Severn! North Carolina wagons I- with chickens and apple* were in town - - - ? - ? on oaruruay?tiu: urn i?i mv ?Mr. if? 1!. Flennikcn has tl?efiv oats patch on the lot joining Garden street. * ?The Debating Society had a very enthusiastic meeting 01: last WednesU day night. ^ _ ?ft is suggested that the Town "V w^-ouncil purchase a road engine to carthc steam tinrcjiginc to fires. ?lied shirts are beginning to appear. We saw one man with one on on Monday. ?Seyeral hundred shade trees are to be set out in the streets of Columbia shi>ri!v. A stood examnle. . C7 * te- ?T!ic South Carolina Annual ConfeVfcnec uiil convcmvat, L"nion C. IIBBk. 011 tlic 1 tth of Dcjceir.b#* \ ^ ?**0. M. A/', ihe monogram of the . Knights of Honor, is said to mean, W '-one more assessment". ?It is rumored that ex-Judge T. J. Mackey will go to New York, win re hcexj>ects to practise law. ?puse hail has not gone out of fashion yet. There was a match-game V played in Columbia the other clay. mill. i ?K":vw n iv? . k*r vuv? ntes slow", she mentioned several times. At last one took the hint, but Jj the other was not at all uneasy. ?It is nearly time for aU the schools k to he dosed for the Christmas holidays. Ti?c children all look happy and the twehers happier. ?A thick fog foil 011 last Wednesday night a* quick as a flash of lightning. Some of the colored jjeople were very k ^nuch alarmed. ?Running nihits and '^annexing? to dogs' fails is the favorite juimifjnent with old and vouug these liMir (litvt ; ' i-^Christrnas goods have begun to jfe-. mnkc the shelves ami counters of the stores bright, ami the sound of the toy :f?\ -.horn is heard already.* " ?The Texans say that "bees are Miph-tender little creatures, that they |L liever carry them about with them in JjP& their pockets". ^ ..VThe cotton crop about Blythewood Bk is fttHv up to the average according to > accounts. Most of tlie top crop - maJttredU V V--M.ouday was- salesday, and, as ustiah quite a number of people were in attendance. A considerable amount ^ of property was sold that day. ' " " o ; 1..1.1 ?ocrvici's were iiriu in uu inu churchcson Sunday morning. snd in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian and _ the Presbyterian in the evening', i* * -j-Mr. J. II. Clarkson. traveling / agent for the CoIunibia J?e^?.^e>V was in town last week. Mr. Clarkson is a H business man and witl do his duty. ?Messrs. li. J. McCarley & Co. sold Bfe >. one hundred and two bales of cotton * to the Ro?.k Kill cotton factory at elev * ei?cents on Monday last. Hurrah fur ^"VVinnsboro's Cotton Exchange. ?The street hunp-/?o.?/.* recently put Kjllp bv the Town (Council enable persons see -very distinctly at a considerable e>^ABwn'e?in the sunlight. || >ocx ?Cotton sold in Winmboro on Tues* . ? r.*.. ml /.nnto> r.%,. r i " j?? IVl I' Ji WVHI-, Ull "VWIVnMI |iri K K \>t cents: on Thursday for 11 cents, ;a%l on Friday for lli rents, k. delinquent subscribers only k 1 ..^ SLKiurh it grieved s:< to a>k ar tlinn for <>u^g"c?' the>* W 0l,1<! {liI l,a.v . in advance. rx. - He scaled txvl?>mP P?*ts fo "jAt P one cigar about tK?*1 o clock in tlie morning?his tnatcft& ^ hard to be ft : ?Tuesday and Monde? werc vor.v disagreeable days, it bei?*> rainy and fc J -exceedingly warm. Trafrsda.v waS al<o like snnimer. \ *?Thc Town Council are Moving the washed j>lace> on the pavem^"t$ filled. The streets are being repaired generally. / rp?t , , % ? T i ^ ?inose who attended Aiiama "" E-.po-Uion from here have a*l returnoil They say the Ex posit ion is nearly equal to the Philadelphia Centennial of \ They had quite a''tony" time. \ ?Mr. Charles S. Trapp, of tlsfe h , f ^ ' S . " k. ^ 1 ~ - '^fciiaSSk.-' .. * i ? <unity,- Utft cut'Monday afternoon for IIunUviHc, Texas, where fc* expects to reside. He has our best wishes for a pleasant journey and successful ' career. ?The fashion plates for' the winter months look as it"the models had been - * - ' - ? .1: ,.i.. uiroujrn si winu-inin anu iiistuai^cu m the open air by war of chaff, elevators. ? Wc are glad to see that tin; Airri cultural and Mechanical O'lle^rc/ruCo-; i lumbia i> in a flourishing condition, j It received a number of students the other c'ay. ?The cistern 'diagonally across from Mc. <1. M. Klliott's residence had better j I Hi watched, as the brick curve that is . over it is considerably worn by wagr ons constantly passing over it. ? Governor Hagood has exercised Executive clemency in twenty-seven . cases during the past year. ()t these. : sixteen were full pardons and eleven : were commutations ofsentence. ? It is pleasant to note th:it the polltax has been paid more promptly this year than ever before. People are be. jrinning.to <ee that to pay this tax i> the cheaper ami less troublesome' , course. ] ?Among the many other enterpriser that should be had. the Uoro ought certainly to have a baby show. There ! are enough to form a strong troupe. ; and are all good looking and have ex j cellent voices. ! ?There is very little hunting done : ' for thisncason of the year?except by the sheriff and his deputy. They very ; rrr* r\nt limiltiiw ??7w1 " irptipr. ' j "VVJuuuii; vuv ; | ally bag their game, too. ?Mr. Lyles* bill to charter .1 ferryat Blair's, on the Spartanburg and: Union Road, has passed a second read- j ' ing. II?' has also introduced a bill for a road from Dear Creek towards Co- ; ! Itunbia. j ?A party of young ladies and gon1 tlcmen left town on Friday afternoon to attend a "Sociable" given at the residence *>f Mr. T. IU,-ml>ert, near Kidgeway. They all express thetn- \ ; selves as having had a very enjoyaoie : time indeed. ?A colored prisoner in jail named liotiscn Pickens. died one day Ia?t '* week of malarial fever. The sheriff gave the poor fellow all the kindlv; treatment :n his power, but the disease was of too deadly a nature to be cured f by any means. ?The Festival for the benefit of the Episcopal Church will take place in the Thespian Hall on the evening of Wed-; nesday. December 21. Contributions of eatables or fancy articles will be thankfully received, and ?ho:ild be sent to?tiic hall 011 the tnornitur of the ; entertainment. ? Pay for your paper now while you havo the money, and thus avoid the ] which become unpleasant to both ? i i?- ,.A? /.on. : >Ilfi ?iuu >uw^V/Mu\;i* 11 vuti- i pay for the year you certainly can : ..(i so for three or six months, and at: the expiration renew promptly with i the cash. I ' ? ; ?We announced it) one of our recent ' issues that the bachelors had buried ; thoir vice-president. We were mistaken. lie is not hurried but his re-: , mains are lying-in state. His funeral j will take place at the proper time. j ?The Vigilant Fire Engine Co:npa- i ; ny. of Charleston, is anxious to sell a < ' steamer at a rery moderate price.! ? - i.w.l,- :?f,v i . V/lir UTO ll V/('Ulii;ii ."IIVIIIV1 iv/v/rv Iiuv : this matter. They might be able to j purchase a good engine ami build cis- j terns too. j ?We hear that a Histrionic Club is, to be organized. "We think that when ; : e \\ nmsborogets her steam fire engine,j and all the different clubs are well or-; gauized, she will have, to build an amphitheatre, club room?, etc.,?and?and ; ?another jail. ?We have still on hand an excellent Singer sowing machine which we will iterally give away. It will do more j sewing in less time and with less labor than any other machine, Give us a call before going elsewhere, and we 1 will certainly surprise you. ?The sheriff sold at public outcry:, on Thursday a beautiful mule for nine ty-six dollars. Selling mules has be- \ j come quite r..Whionable, but if our sub scribers who arc in arrears don't help , us \vc will have to vary from the fash- j ion by sellintr a printing office. | ?The Atlanta Exposition i* boom-1 | ing. I)r. T. C. Jiobertson of llock : j.Iiill was in Winnsboro on Monday, ; and reported it a grand success, and a : j marvelous exhibition, with board and j lodging cheap enough to satisfy any- j body. A party of about thirty from.;, Winnsboro and other portions of the j, county left for Atlanta on Monday. ' ?We take pleasure in announcing j ftf m(. T? "\f JItH'v's fine i I ZU U1 I . ? <14 VI sugar-cured hans. They arc very! j small and. consequently very tender, j } They arc frc-h, cheap, and very )us-| ' cious. Give Mr. Iluey a call before go- j I ing elsewhere, for he has every imagi- | j.nal?le good thing requisite for a good ; Christinas dinner, and the beauty of it J is he sells his goods for nothing, so to , ;speak. j ?Mr. W. II. Ponly, who has re-; | mained silent for some time, now comcs j : out with a brilliant array of choice,! I cheap and select Christina? goods. lie ; ; has just received a lot. of excellent or- j anges, apples, bananas, raisins and j French candv. lie also has a fresh! ' ' - - x* <VHA/*A??IA2. 1V1DO?. | . SUJ>|)1\ iJi ^ vvv? ... | j liquors, segars and tobacco. Mr. Don- j j Iv is .1 most agreeable gentleman to j : And will offer as good bargains and j ! and as genuine an article as anvbodv. i I * i . We advise purchasers to give him a j ! c;i!l immediately. j ?We call attention to the new ad-; vertisemont of John L. Mimnangh, the ! "Leader of Low Prices". He gives aj very brief summarv of his stock on hand and a price-list that will make one feel as wealth as rich as Cnvsus and a* wise as Solomon. But there is | ' no u*e in our going into a long narrative on Mr. Mitnnaugh or his goods. JCcerybody is aware oune pomi; w.mncrs ofM.. and also of the cheapness . and jreiiuino.?s of his ?*oods. A call at; at hi.< beautifully a minted establish-; moiit will amply repay anybody for {their trouble. The Bachelors* Protective l"x: ion.?This honorable and honored society held an extra meeting on Monday nijjht. Matters of importance were transacted, of which due report . n-;n k?. tnniio nt lie nroner time. Lear by leaf the ro.<*-s 'all". ; TiucAlvmm M?KTIN<;.?Wc return thank*. for an invitation to attend ihf Alumiit-roeetinsr of the South (.'srolina ! Co!lo?r<\iji Columbia on the (5th of ; pfccetnbcr. We hope tTiat all matriculates j>f tbat-Iustifutiou will bo in nti tcndancc. It will be a rare social orca*ioii, !*" > ? * :'i " / iTSPiii^ ir?aa ? iaggaiaai .3 Tit ? Fresh flonl\ Hiid <rri!?t. Tlmrber's host bih'kwlieat, (irahani flour, oatmeal ami caisliori whitt' wlu'ar. Thurber's Java and Kio coffee. ?. :>4 Parched coflce. Te?, macaroni and cheese. sugars, all grades, prunes. evaporated apples, evaporated soup vegetable?, canned goovls, pickles, sauces, etc. All guaranteed. J. M. IJf.aty & Co. * Taxks C?u.i.K(tkd.?I'p to the time of closing the tax hooks, County Treasurer Davis had issued for this year's taxes ">..r*64 receipts, anionntiuir to $t4.2SG.Ns. divided among the several funds as follow>: Stale purposes $lfJ.2M>.2'> County purposes 1 l..V>l'..IO Fence purpo-e* f?s7.N."? Selioi.l jntrpo.-es 9J'.?n.7-> polls, To'al $U,2Si;.ss I>k. Uo<;<;s Al>l>i:Kss to thk >ixtm Rkci.mk.nt t'ruviuoiiS.? We have had tiie plea-nre of perusing this addres> in pamphlet lorn. It i< ;i production ( t hreat ability, and of intense inte rest for anyone connected with the late civil war. Cypt. Henry A. GaiDard. the secretary of the Association, has copies for such of the Survivors as may apply at llie law office of Messrs. ( aillard & KcynohK The pamphlet i? also for sale at the bookstore of Mr. t *? r\..is? . r?..t ?l. ? . i/llim*. VOlUIUOUl. X I iv.v, mtiity-livc cents a copy. ThkL?.*j Notk k. ?All pernon* indebted to me' by * account are thereby friendlv notified that they mi st pay up before the 1.0th of December, inst. On that day all my accounts unpaid will be placed in the hand* of an attorney for immediate collection, without exception* to persons. You should not have hard tcelinjrs toward me it you should find your account amoii<r the number. 1 have done my part as faithfully as I knew how, ami only ask the same kindness in return. I owe money and must have what i? justly mine to pay with. I mean this and nothing else. Pay now nnd wive costs. * Isaiah Simi>os. Dentist. ASkkioi s Acciokst.?Li'tlc Mamie, about eiirlit vonrs old. and the only child of Mr. Joseph If. Kennedy, met with a serious, it*not fatal, accident on the 2.r>th tilt. Mr. Kennedy killed hoys 0:1 that day about three o'clock. Mamie and a little nejrro jxirl were alone at the tire used for heating rocks, when Mamie's clothes took lire, and before help could reach her the entire back part of her clothing was consumed, leaving her person in a frightfully burned state. Mr. Kennedy and the little sufferer have the sympathy of the entire community in thirir affliction. It is sincerely hoped that slie may recover. Acqlittki?.?It will be remembered that some months ago mention was made in TheXkws and Hkiui.d that Mr. J. K. Davis had been convicted of employing a laborer under contract with another. Mr. Davis being convicted by the jury in the Trial Justice'.court, he appealed to the Circuit Court, and the presiding judge granted hin a new trial, on the ground of a technical irregularity in the proceedings. A second trial was had before .1 its tire Xeli some weeks ago. and the jury failed to agree. On Saturday the case came on a third time, and the jury, after a brief deliberation, rendered a verdict of'-Xot <ruilty'\ Mr. Davis was accordingly discharged.' As the former verdict was extensively published, it is but-just to lnnrthat the filial result of tlic case should- receive Similar publicity..' 'Dkatii of Mk.s. Wm. S. IIaku.?"We rctrret to announce the death of Mrs. Elvira C. l.'abb, wife of Mr. Wm. S. Rablt. of this place, which occurred on Sunday evening. Mrs. Kabb had been in failing Health lor *oine unm, nnu th High her decline was more rapid than was anticipated, yet her death was not unexpected. She bore her sufferings with the fortitude inspired l>v the Christian religion of which of which she was a devout and unostentatious follower. Mrs. Kabb was the daughter of the late John Chaplin. Esq., oflJeaufort, and moved to Fairfield upon her marriage some years before the war. She was in the fifty-fifth year of her age, and had generally enjoyed good health. She leaves a husband and daughter to mourn her loss. These have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal church on Monday afternoon, and the ' remains were Interred in the cemetery. Fatal Acvidknt.?On Friday afternoon. as Mr. Claude Sleigh, a son of foT.t.iin Ooio-li w*n? hiinfin?r near *r>' c Blythewood, with Mr. Win. .Jones, his sun accidentally exploded and wounded him in the hack of the head so seriou>ly that death resulted on Sunday at midday. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. .Tones, it is said, had both disclnvged their guns at some birds and were reloading. When Mr. Sleigh jerked his gun up suddenly to go after a bird that had been killed, the hammer caught on a twig or some other obstacle and exploded with fatal result. The wounded man was taken to I)r. J. II. Davis' residence where the best attention was given to him in vain, lie was to have been buried at Harris* (Methodist) Chapel on Monday. Mr. Sleigh wps a farmer, about twenty-one -years of age and was married last June to Miss Price. J lis death caused quite a sensation and much sorrow among his numerous friends. On the ?uiie day Mr. Arnoldns Vanderhost. a prominent planter of Colleton and Charleston counties, was killed by his gun in almost the same way while ho and a parly of friends were on a deci html. Vknnou fou Pkckmbkr.?Here is what Vetuior says about the weather for December. It will be seen that the tirst few days have not been remarkable for accord with hi<! forecast. December. 1881.?1, 2, 3. Storms or idications of storms in the Atlantic, ami cold, blustery weather at New York, Boston and other seaboard cities; snowfalls in the middle and northern States and Canada: very cold weather west. Probably a brief mild term. 7 to 11. (ienei illy very cold weather. probably comtncnciiur and ctidinjr with snow-falls in northern, middle and western sections, and bleak and stormy weather south; 1^5 14. Probably milder in all .sections.'with rains south nnd west to a limited extent. 1 '> to 20. Very cold and blustery period, with snow-falls whore these were experienced i" Is"* i"~d I**". the * IS'tli and 2<.>tli probably beinjf I ho <l:?ys *-mn.st marked in this respect, intense cold in Canada and the New England ! Strifes. ! Christmas has a cold and stormy ! period before and ?f:er it. but the dav ? itself may just escape. Iff) {(> ,>U. .-\uvr lilC -"iir I MT i|i'itr . iii? but cold. snow and blister to the ; close of I he year for ('anuria and nitn-!i ! of the United States. West and South, i the month probably rs mbliii^. in > many respects, the Decembers of IS7G and J8W. As to the intensity or de; yree of these snow-falls, f have no very definite indications, but am impressed i in the direction <?f low temperatures f>r the forepart of the approaching winter season. : JJut .January will have its "thaw" ! this time and probably a very marked 1 one. CA lilt OF TI/.4SKS. 3few*. JCtlitorx: Allow tnc through your columns to express my heartfelt j thanks t?? the members of the two fire companies, white ami colored, ami to j the people, white and colored, of the : neighborhood lor their heroic eflbrts to i save my dwelling and in saving my | stables and so much of my furniture . in the darkness of last Sunday inoruI ing. The sympathy and kindness toj ward my family and 'myself .evoked | from the tender hearts uf .women, and i (ije sterner nature of men, fills us with f gratitude, and increases my !<?ve f?r I our dear old town and it> noble peo- ; (.pie.. . G. II. McMastkk. j A J'LE-L Full TilE JjOCTORS. ' j Messrs. Editors: I noticed amongst j | the sayings and doings of what the i j Mars and Courier calls "flic best Leg- j i islatnre tor the past, fifteen years, and ! better than any autt-bclhiin Lcgifla I turc if correctly in for moil", a para-; ! jrrai'h headed "licensing the Doctors'*.: : Naturally I was pleased atr Seeing mv j i profession recognized by this august j | body, and I was ."-till, more gratified to; j *oe that some steps were being takcu to 1 ! elevate the profession of which' I am a ! member above the numerous quacks j and charlatans who call themselves ! doctors and fleece the confiding public ; of their hard-earned gains. 1 think it : would bean addition if tluV Uill had gone further and required all praetis ing phy>icians to appear before a board : appointed by the proper authorities, i | even* three years, and be examined, so ; ; .is to indicate whether they had been! | studying and had kept pace with the' i changes and improvements that arc 1 are now daily taking taking place. orj whether they had finished their medi- i ! cal education upon receipt of their j diplomas and confined themselves to i : the two or three text-books acquired at j | (hat time. This would hen benefit, in \ : my opinion, to the profession at large. | ; and to the poor sufferers who igno-1 rantly confide in anyone who can write \ ' himself M. !>., and in many who ought i | not to have that privilege. In addi- i lion tonus ir does appear ro me mai j ! whilst this J>il| provides that we must | pay twenty-live cents tor the license ! ami lixes a penalty of tine ami impri.v- ! ! onment for non-eomplinuce, its Irani-' | ers have entirely overlooked any leifis-. | lation that, provides for the collection j j of doctors' account. We are left out j I in the cold. The farmer is legislated | j for, the merchant is provided for, the ; : jruano man is protected, the owner of: I the land is fenced'around?and I don't j j know hut that even the preachers have j i a showing. J?ut I have \et to meet the ! doctor who lias any security. With! out the doctor iir time of sickness, I j what becomes of the securities for the I I rent, the merchant or any other sccuri- j i ty? He is expected to ride nudit ori j -i.i I uuv? I'inu ur iiui, MI tit ? j ici< i medicines, give his time and labor. | : keep a horse ami go at the beck and j | call of anyone who semis tor him. It' ! lie refuses, the community immediate-j ly ''go hack on him": he is denounced | \ as being hard-hearted, cruel. and very I ; likely incompetent and worthless.] ! This is no fancy sketch. Any country j i doctor will corroborate it. At. the i close of the year when anyone to whom j ! you are indebted is looking for his I money, and correctly so, ask any coun: try doctor his experience. He will ! Mi you the invariable answer is,; 'When I have paid my lien and my j rent, 1*11 pay you if-any is left". Ask ! now again, how much he receives.! lie will answer, "a part of my bill", or 1 i very possiblv. "none of it". The rent j I is paid, the poor devil, with every de- j j sire to settle with you, is unable to do j I it. This is becoming a serious matter, j i for I confess that I h ive not learned yet l : to pay uiv debts and live without tnon-! j ey, and this irisc Legislature ought ! sureiy 10 provide some rcnci nu u.-?, | when they undertake to add additional j tax upon the profession and apparently ; throw safeguards around those who ; will owe us for attending on them. I would suggest as a remcdv the | i plan pursued !>y the Germans. It is ; i this: tie government fixes the rate of j I charges, and a physician is obliged to j i attend..but at the termination of the j ; case, the bill is presented and if not j j paid, then the nearest magistrate is re- j j quired to collect the account from any- i j thing in the possession of the parties. | ; Of course we are not required to do j I this, but it enables the profession to ; ! obtain some remuneration from doubt-1 I fnl patients. 1 am afraid this sugges- j tion will not meet with the approba- ! : tion of our legislators, for such a pro- ! I vision mi?;ht probably conflict with { ; their interests, in the coming election. j i and the "dear people" might object to [ I semiing one to represent them, who in-; j sists upon their debts. j A Scfkekixg M. D. . j TJENEW YOI'A LEASE.?There are times In-j j every one's lite when energy falls and n ml.sera- i j hie feelli.s comes over them, mistaken for I i laziness. Danger ItfVs la trie.*,* symptoms, as > j they ar se from diseased orgm-i. Parker's I Ginger T.nlc will restore perfect activity to 1 ! the stomach. LIT-.r and Kidney's, purity th?- j j b!rx?d. and renew your lease of btialUi and com- i ! fort.?AJrnatte. ' - ' -??? : t vrw-ltrrv RRf.r.KS ? On H.vonnt, of -It* -re i rwarkafolV fionnhte*n<f fftsttng tr-ajrran'w'soclftT ! belles are Io:il -3n tneir praises of Florr-ston Cologne. " ' *"rv j i - j A DM INISTR AT O R'S SAL E. BY virtue of nn *rder of the Judge of j Probate, I will >611 to the highest bid. j ] der, for cash, on the 15th day of Decern- j I her, A. D. 1881, at Blythctrorrd, the per- j 1 ?--n .1 pr-wperfj bt-Ionrin^ to the Estat r of ; | -J- 8. w? Stirnes, decen^l, consisting of j j mnles, horses, wagon, etc. Nov. 30. 1881. W.H.KERR, Dec I-11x2 Administrator, j j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. I COUNTY Of FAIRFIELD. . By J. Ii. IiO l'LEX, Ksq.t 1'rottait Jmlgt, i run>T? i l; -"If u.it. ! WnX-X*JC.."V^t iJi. i"iipUC jmui ; made suit to me to grunt Iter ! \ letters of administration of the estate alul t ! effects of Jos. U. Yon^ne, deceased: These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all ;-.nd singular f.hc kindred and creditors of the said Jos, It. Vendue, deceased, j ! that they be and appear before me, in the j ; Court of 1'robate, Jo be held at Fairfield j ; Court House, S. (\. on the 20th day of [ TVcc*mb? t. after publication hereof, at. 11 j ! t 'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if i ' nny th y have, why the said adiuiiiistra-: i tion should not be granted. i ' Given nnlnr my hand this 5th day of i ; December, Anno Domini 18# I. , J. 15. BOYLES, J. I\ J*. C. " i j Dec 6 X f 11 ( iXAJIIKS FOR" "SAjIiLj }~AI<1HT pair of On a rich for snle. at jj Si (X) st pair; orSMKI l?>r the > -r>. fi.00 f?u" the females. Ali Ir.riU of this year's raising. Onicfs zcay ; be ml<3 reused to Ma<t?*r.WILLIE HAYN'K MILLS. Nov *20 Witiasboia,* S. C. i - , -i _ V. i >r - V\ ' / * f e ;x-cusE "us" . For maklncvou rend-our olrtadverttiw-ro#* nolonc, l>at we have Wli North, and bPf Ea*t, and been lo the: St*re Fnlr, and 1mh> to the Cotton Kxpotiiifon,. ami tx>fn *k] and been btny, ?nd bwi unable to konka ; a new ittorj. CAST YOUl? Ol'TK^S OVER Till; ir ? vwr uik ru r/iHrv/3 . j>n so is xkvf teaks'r J.IKE H'lSE 4T11 Of JUL V. | WHAT WILL YOU PRESENT to YOU ! WIFE. SON. P M'ttHTER. ST>TrK. BKOTUF-! i motiifk,fathi:k, FKiEXD, sweetheart Search th^'.wMe vor'd ov.?r frim po'?* to poi vimi tho Tartc m r? of f uro:if> and Atn?*rW*, vx plore i he palaces of t h?- Ciwvned Heads.. a i: i no-tjriit inn be found tlwt wu?'give >ueh lastifi ;-nJ o niOLt a? an dejf iDt FIA1 ?"" OEM i ... _ | THESE ABE THE BESl 1 . t f * | CHICK Kit I NO* ! MAtHirSHKK, SOUTH K UN GEM. ! A III ON, MASON Si llAMMN. | StlOMNGI-K. 1 ' Sir Grind Makers. One flnn?3rctl Styles All Grades. All PriecH. . Lar^t Hrl-*eiio] of First.Chws Instruments offered by an; one House or Eolith. ftune bu firit-clnss maker*. No competition. Jffit <:hc;*p nitikers. *Xif>e6nfcjny i?cbf*ip In "ktrniuon's. They will neit-iyrr Mk nn jjil-'use. Trore?:<?m>'&iy,Uirc^P.-'^Ue;;,]>ni eLase of first-clas* and reliable Inntru m nts,- coxl zchai 1h<rj in/uj*.,.>tb<?rs ma; hnlnbng buyers wijli rtlir^n Pirujos at $12;" $14*>, hikI Organ* at JF3ty, iiiL $(">0, in futic; Cases with nniiibcrless ^tojn, but .' iMMHKiHHauanaMa LUDDEN & FATES W lirn ?ny Kiicli selifdule. or i?ractis?? an ?ivli imposition. 'J'hVr Law done bun; n^ss thirt<-fn lonjj yeVr?. nn-1 sold mor Pianos and Oreans tban-all otkerSovtheri Dealers together, ana it's loo late in ' th lay for thcui to c<> back on their record and tr.ke to selling Stained \Vhitewoo< Pianos and imitation Walnut Organs But HIDDEN & BATES WI 1,1 Sell Stric-ly Reliable Pianos and Organ from bfs! Makers only, at MasckaCTTtrek Factory Pkicks. and for loss money thai they cr.n 1>? had elsewhere in America This \v? gcaraktee. Write at once fo Catalogues, Prices and Terms, Magniti cent .Stock for Holiday Trade We ca: suit all reasonable, common sense buyer who don't expect Gold Dollars for Fift; Cents. Address Ladden & Bates SAVANNAH, GEOROIA, Wbolfi?l?? 1'litno and <>r,fi?n Dfftler*. TUTTS PILLS Ml ..II LJM t. ,IM. W - ..IUU INDORSED BY . PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND IKE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Losaof ftppetit?.KWfe?.bowpl? coativa. Fat nj'n theHen.d,with % dull sensation in t?g"baek part, P^n anderTke tEoulderEI?de.jaIlneM with ? di?in": - mind. Irritability of tem^fe, l?ovr ?piritj. Xib?g of memory, with a feeling offa&vln&gegIected wm'^dut^we?meM, Dizzineasj nattering ofthe ffgart.BotaTbefore the eyas, Veilow~~SkmnSTadache, hestleis"ness at mgHtTHlsfily3color eW. Urine. IF THESE WAITOIHGS AEE UNEEZDK). SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUIT'S PILLS arw^pecially adapted U> ' KUflh raw!?,o:ie do?? efTcct* nachnrhnnge at fuelin; a* to aatimUh the utiflVrer. They Inercaar the Appetite, ?rd c*u?? th* body to Take on I'ImIi. tliu* tit* *y.M?rin la nourl'hfd.and by thf-irTonlcArtlonoii th? liltettlTr Orsani. Utcvlv KImU are produced. 1'rliwr S wnyik .33 Murray 51.Y. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. On*Y ITAiKor WirmtKR* rh&np**! to !%<1u?*y lii.A'. K by a nppli'-atlon of this Dy*. It iinparn * natural color, km Initantantto>i?!y. t-id b? l)mg;iiU,or lent bjei)>rcM ou rwrcipt of $1. Office, 33 Murray St., Now York. <Dr. TVTT-S MASl'iL at UhnuUn u< k (Mhl ?tu W uiM run u CHRISTMAS GOODS ?JUST ACUIVED? IXJ) STIU COMBd! LARGE FLORIDA ORAXGES, JAMAICA Ii AX AX AS?LA RGE an < RIPE. IIARACOA COCOAXUTS, AXD FIXE LARGE RED APPLES RAiSIXS. London. Layer?jit all size packages. CAXDIES, French ami Plain Candies, in Groa Varietv. ALSO, FRESH GROCERIES?STAPLE am FAXCY. IRISH POTATOES AXI) OXIOXS PUKE WINES AND L1Q1011S 01 ALL SOUTS. . CHEAP FOR T3IE ( ASH ...PLEA8E. CALL AND MAKE J PURCHASE. . .. ' * I ' ;. " j C0ME~-4m:jEt -MY? '* . oft.'ELEGANT D1SPLAI V / "';-70FMOT fin cnnnc ilUff I ilUU UUUIIU . . -^-r * ? MY Stock of I)ry Goods, Clothing Shoes. Boots, Kats Cups. Notions Tntnniings, Millinery, Ladies' Cloak1 and. Dolmns $re no\? complete, am I am happy to say are . MITCH CHEAPER this season fliaH heretofore. Boys' Clothing ;m<l Misses' Cloaki a specialty. ' I therefore take gren pleasure in asking my friends am the .. PUBLIC GENERALLY to come and see what I liv.ve thi: year. Kesptctfullv, . .. JOSw GROIiSCIIEL. - OCt 13 - ; 4. - ft ? iilTBURHOBSE if ; ar / THEiSOST > k,! ct r CHOICE SUMMER BEYERG ES ! Sl'CH AS ! SHERRY COBBLERS, ' L '. CLARET PUNCHES, B : SODA WATER, . ; LEMONADES and ' I OLD VIRGINIA MINT JULErS P. I TKY TliE CELEBRATED ISOCK BEER, ' ' * T.W 4VS ! | sT.^SH A:TD COOL. J. C L K XJ> IX J X G. I mayji Nf xt door to W. K. Dot^x .... ; I). S UG KX HE i M EK> . I . ' -CIIOICK| JfJTGAR, I * 1 I . : : . t% .! v * ' ; 0?0 '* t 11 I' ? I t; The tobacco from which the ciirnr' ''r are m:i(lc j"? xr,'>wn entirely in conferr|-vatork'^ aiid the rijrars are made on mahogany; tables bv thoroughbred ' Cubans iiv Swallow-tail coats and white 1,:J n. man Ctll/lL'OC mill Ia ! KIU 17 IIV.II a 1111.11 v j of these cigars, lie walk* on air and I dreams tliat he lia?< a diamond scari * ; pin and a sixty-five-dollar suit, oi clothes, and lias just, married rich. It ,' tnakow the breath sweet, and keep# the T tcet! vr. .ite, and will force a mustache on the ?mooth< st lip in five weeks. It 9 permeates the house, window curtains, 'j closets and cloMics with the rielicatc j odors and exquisite fragrance ol ^ j heliotrope, new mown hay, jockey j club and white rose. It will fasten t the front gate every nisrlit, and carry . ; the paper in the morning, chase the '' cats from the garden. drive the hens t?i 1 water, and frardlv ever fail to make i ' * j one feci better nil over. N'> well^ j regulated fatuilv can properly keeji j house without them: for the man who 1 ; smokes this cigar will never cut wood " i too long for t he stove, never swear s* i when he puts up stove-pipes, never V ; step on a lady's train, join a club or | down to the post-office after per. > O N"LY 5 CEISTTS? XL 5^3* CT D? j A FULL LINE t IFincj Groceries, ?SUCH AS? ! FRESH n OS 11 EX BUTTER, CANNED MACKEREL. FKESH MACCAIiONI, CURRANTS, liAKINU POWDER, TABLE SALT, ETC. -AT? B. S UGENII ELMER'S. Nov '2G I UIKISTjllK JLS COKL\(i, i And il l)(:lioovpf* o.ncli ami evervonc I " # * ! to prcpaie for I lie coining* 01 your ; "Sisters and your Cousin* ami your j Aunts." by buying lirft class Groceries, j in the shape of FLOl'IJ, j Of which I have the best that can br ! bought in any market. FitkIi Buek wheat Flour made by a new process. COFFEE, Rio and Java. I'oasted and Green. 'sue* AltS. j All grade?, from highest to the lowest. 7j " OATMEAL, : In Five Pound Paeknire*. Flll'lTS, ! Ilai*in.<*. Currants, Citron, Etc. Alio ! 1 a variety of canned fruit. NEW CHOP ! New Orleans Molasses to airive in a j few days. ] | OATS. | Four hundred bushel? just received, j lied liust Proof?the purest that can j be had. ' j As we can't enumerate all we have? i we invite one and all to call and see I u?. and investigate for thein?c!ve?. D. B. FLmiKI3. t; j j\ov 24 , j SALE ~ li .... I AND FEED STABLES. *-j ] | Wixs?n0R0. S. C-.j Sept. 1,1SS1. LOOK OVT! - | | THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNDERSIGNED, KNOWING THEIR NOTES FALL DUE ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, WILL PREPARE , TO MElTTIIE.NL AS FULL PAYi MENT WILL I)E REQUIRED, UNI LESS FURTHER AKRANG KMENTS I . ARE MAI)E? TII0SI3 HAVING 11 THEIR NOTES CARRIED OVLII ^ j FROM LAST YEAR WILL MEET i THEM PROMPTLY, AS I WILL FORCE COLLECTIONS ON THEM. A. s ! Sc-Pt 3 t! Annual 3rcctins: of S,tookli(?Idoi-s. I: CHAKI-OTTE. C'OLfSifiiA A*n AUHTSTA IIailfoadCOMIMSY. OW~MP?. S. C., Nov. 14. 18*1. : nnnnul ni.r'.i/>g of the fcTOt'K JL HOLDteKS. will o? 1h>M in this eitv ; on "WEDNESDAY, the 7'h day of DE('EMPElt n<-2t fr?okh'?M"r? und tlu' mcrnbe.r* of thrir families will bo passed to tbix .h JOHN 4.'It Alt t. nor. U ;\t.l A.^nc;iril i>cerc!:iry. LiM ' ~A . .. , - _ v ', 1 r just ~ [receive jd j- _ .?> i ppf^h r.rrtt tt*Bfc4T. r FIIESII OAT ilBAL, KVATOUATEn APPLES* POTTED IIAM; POTTED Tt'fiKEY. POTTED TOX<U'E. ,.1 POTTED CI1ICKEX. ' COKXED IiEEF [ ami WOKCF<Ti:il HIKE SAUCT ' MACAIJOXI and CliKESE. ASSOUTED PK/K EES t and . . . | . CHOW-CHOW >; And a full supply of : staple gb'ocehies ! Which we are offering very LO\ for ihe CASH. J. F. McMASTEJ? & CO. I Nov L'4 I ;| ~~ ' L| THE OLD STAND OF 1876 JffA IT . ... ' ,: been reopened and Knppliod with th I ' , . . II ' v . M . choicest ftcck of Liquor?, "Winei i Cigars and Tobacco. ' i ' i It ig the place where tou can g* | i f iEYthing in the LINE OF LI QUO! ?' :Iealt jon want, as I ffsmnt ever ' j article I sell for the money. > : > To mako thi* place ple:-.**ni, an I{ . keep ir up in the style of a ' j | FJKfcT ( L iSR SALO0X I , I have engaged the Rervicos of i i j Tilt. A. S. WITiCJATi:, i i who will take speeial pains to se I j his customers and friends well at i commodnte<3, anil you will be pleas I <?d to ?ee how he kreps a HOUSE. ! Under WINXSBOKO KOTEI f I - . i formerly k<?pt 1 j J. Clendining, no> i i the ! PALMETTO IIOU E I I KEPT BY F. Jr ITABEXICHT. : ort 15 if SICK II ?IX AT? ;F. ELI)E K ' S | MY STOCK of ?ood* for the sea | son is now in store and open fo ! public inspection. In the I ~ | DRY GOODS STOKE | Will he found Dress Good*, Cali ! coea. Ginjjli.vms. LinaeVs. Fiann??l* j Bleacliel and Brolvri Sheeting an< >' Shirtings. Drill*. Cotton Flann<?)j | Jean*, Cotton *des, OaKsitneres. Re ; pellant, Brown. Birarlied ahd Turke j Red Table Damahk, Doylies am , Napkins. j , l CLOTHING, HATS. LADIES'AN] CHILDREN'S SHOES. ; NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS ' j I\ the Grocery Department vri] ! be fonnd Sn^rs. Coff^s, Svrupi i Tea and ether nectaries. ?ALSO? . i Peaches^ Pears. Pirn apple, Salmon Tomatoex. Corn Beef, Sardine* j Pickles. ChccKo. Etc. A lot of froa! J Cakes and Crackers. i | FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH | In half and quarter barrels ?n< i kits. Mackeiel in firo pound tins. i i - ' I IN FACT roil can. get altnos j anything von uant iti feither the Dr; Good* or Grocery line. | ' t ' ' \"( ri'ici:: _ ALL persons knowing themselvei i indebted to cither 1?. ELDER A CO., or to F. ELLEIi, are berelr notified to come np and fettle, as p.l . claiioe not paid by the FIRST DAI of NOVEMBER after date? will b< y i ii.. 1. ?.5_ _.r ? ... in i pjaceu in uie nanus <;i ujv -aliuilhv for collection. ! F. ELDER. ; Sfpt '27 jTH/CTOMINGS \WL1j JSJokij i njj rt>v STILL ON H ?>1) AT LOW FIGURES. j. "OLDHICKORY" I HAVE A THREE-SEAT PLATFORV SPRING Ctf (JUTLAND WAGON. ^'IIICI I I OFFER LOW DOWN. A FEW SETS Jil'GGY AND WA30> HARNESS, uov <7 *- ' ' * " * * ? C I H vraxi>iii *frir *> ?? ? ?&-< ? "f OUR STOCK 1 1 IS NOW COMPLETE IN EACH f f ?AND? '[EVERY PARTICULAR. I f ! | ! I INQUIRE Of US FOI*. EVERY | j ARTI 'LE YOU PES IDE TO j PURCHASE, mid SATISFACTION j : WE WILL GUARANTEE AL-j WAYS. ' j !: ] . In addition to orir usual stock Oj ! Dry Goods.- Notion** Clothinjr, Hat* ;?id Shoes, we -offer, special induce- ! . | meiits in i. ?: GROCERIES a*D PROVISIONS.! ' 1 ! ?ALSO? V Bagging and Ties at Lowest' p:ice3. | I'LYSSE G. LEsrORTES. | rcf !.*? | REDUCTION I ! 1 EXTRAORDINARY IN BOOTS, j i SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, j I. ' r-j ... . S ! AT THE NEW* CASH BOOT asp ' SHOESTS^E. . i * 1 '* . i. - i s TV order that every man. womai'! j and rhilii in the county mat be Mtp- j ! \?ith a | BOOT OR SIIOK, ! l have made a reduction on my Jiere-: >t t??f >re unkuottn lott prices, and hopt j j my cu*:otner? will embrace thi* oj?- j ! port unity a> nich ?>i onei* Seldom met i I with. Also heuvv goods lor ineiia' i ; wear. .H'ST HKCK1VED, ! > ! I ( Oti consignment; a larjfe lot of ('roekc-; . r\ atid (?la?sware. which will be sold ! i at a SACitl KK 'E. to close out the eu-1 ? . tiwiitfirlr in ?i limited time. Ji"?- I i call soon" and secure the i ! uai?;al\s. ! V | d l??*inoml>er th<* Store first door south ; of Dunlcvv & Faiiti M.M.IIUEY. ! ] oct 15 i : 1~ CAEFETS F] i j j i Carpets! Carpets I j * i ! HAVING PURCHASED A j CARPET EXHIBITOR,! i | Which will be here in a few days,- j | with nearly j \! ONE HUNDRED SAMPLES j K ' v! j of different kinds, qualities an 1 j ; styles, we request all parties, desir- j jingr CAllVETS to hold thekj ? | orders until this arrives. Carpets j | will be cut, matched and* if desired, j made up to order. I * / . . *. { We wili be able to show as nice a j _ ! selection as can be sei-n ar-ywhere.' r1 ' , . " , ' ' I ; an<3 guarantee the prices to be as j i low as can be bought in any market.; : j ...... .. | Mo31ASTKI?. Blilt'E& RETCHIX. . i . | Nov ID " . | Free 10 ETeryWy! | * | - ! | A BEAUTIFUL TOOK tot tht ASKINO j i j j j I ' ! By *ppWinf perv?nallr' at tl? nearest - ! office of THK MNdflR MASUFAUTURx J IN(t CO. (cr by po?t?i.eard if at a din * ! tMJcu'i 811 t ADULT will be pre1 *?nt*d with ? Leantifnlij illut.lr?:ed copr . j rtf * Xe* lk>ok entitled j CJfcSSVS REWARDED, [ story ?f the sewing Machine i ! oonUiniup a hamlxoroe and costly ?trel ! t?ngr>.Tinjr frontispiece. al*o. Vb tint-lj en- j I j graved wood cm*. and l.ornd in an elal>- | j -rate bine nnd gold lithographed cover. i j ,\o chnr^e wh?r?-vtT is in:.a??ic>rim* iixiki- ; j *oiue book, which can 1>? obtained onl\ i j by application at tb* brnlicb am* snbor.li- j ?, j nHeoflicch of The Siriyer Manufacturing ! | c?: j | THE StSefiK MAKUFACTUUIKG CO. j PHncijial Office, 34 t'fcioh Square, j i. | may 17-ly New York. ?|LXSUREY<<UR LIFE| IN TUB i Presbyterian Mntnal Assnraftee Fond. I j * _ ^ j j You fin\r??to pay h'.it for the *utn which } ! you m cive,.and only KhaKi^o instii'ante actu-! ally cosr.H. You ar^ sure th ?t your tflmlly will th<* sum l < > at your death, asbj special clause in the char- j j ter it is exempt. . . [ No risk to run. nor any possibility of the cor ! poriitlon falUsg, as do oilier Insurance compa- i t I nl^. : j You know wbotyOT pay t*scU assessment for. j I j You can I nan re in this when you could not In j, a more expensive one< You kn<>w Thrrc ylll be no lonp process of law i i and expenditure of means to obtain tbe sum at j i your dttfess*. j You rrcrlv* a heneftt it fiv? dollars a week | wuen sick or id auenu w ; Ir }h th^ *asl?tt snrl *<vf?*t war to ttftf'Jr" so ] i lcrjrc .iu amoUnt for ike bencflt.of yMr fa mil r ! after jour death. i No millions *3ia!<se<l to tempi the bounty of i ' i o.T?-en?. ! i ; Kxprlrace bflssbmvnfhat t&e antit.usl plnn Is fraMl/te and iTk- rrMilt sun*. J : Instfr.<i o* p.ty nj; out lanrc stifns to lftstirnncc ; . <v?mp'.n!es. tuf money is left with earh inembei ! ur-tll actually ftecded. * C innor. subjected to th? <".'?snw of creditor* < | nor rrarhcu by attache <nt. sarnlshtncn'orothk ! ?*r process of law. so as to dlr^rt It rrrin the i J family. J i J For ftirthor particulars and Applications for ;, ui?i!il>-r>h?p, ctill on 4 O fcOAO. i : ? >pt 24-3UX 4 AffCOt for Falrtteld county. *} "TK uiiiiR iuxtf.IT ! I ri^AXTKD. a Male Teadier for tho : ?? white >? 100I in Hon;!) Town-' ! ship. The school will be krpt open ; fiirilt or nine months iluriiur t!?e y??ar. . Salary, $'2-rt jmt month, with lxviru. I Applications must be sent in by I)e c^mlwr l*t. :; .1. |\ M \fTtK. S. YV. HOT. ! I II. 6fitni(is, Tno.<. Axi?Kfjsf>x. ': Committee, i ? nov 2-xl?n I PATENTS , 170 continue to art m Solicitors for ?atents. 1, ' Trade Marks, O-pjTijtfits. etc.. for the United sui<*?. i (mmila. *:nba. England, franc**. <irn:;any. cfc. We hire had thirty-five years'experience. litems obtained ihr\ *i\Oi ui <re n?>tto"din the?<"7fcvmic AMKuiCAX. Thitlarjre and splendid Jlltw* fr?irt?i tvtvjtIvivimr ?h/\wt>uiT>ta^au? ' of Sclewv. ii very iuterrstintr, and has an etovnurnn rireuiati.in. A(34ret,5 MlIX>r 4 CO? Patent Solloff 'cs. 1'ub'*. of Scr?OT>'<' amxkh'ak, S7 l*art How, %fe"T*V< >rk. Hand tA-K al??iit N .. - '&> y ,-rM 1 9 ?WOTCT mmi ry- ?* Cathartic Pills Coml.iiift th? choicest cathartic iftfnciptr?? ill medicine, in propoftiofts accurately adjusted to secure activity, certainty, ami ' >? uniformity of effect. They arc the rwult . . \ of years of careful study and practical experiment. and are th* ?ij<m cffcctiWl rem-* edy yet discovered for diseases esuned l?y derangement of tlu? stomach, liver, nr.d ~ . . Iiowels, which require prompt and estoctual'treatment. Avnit's Fiu.s are *pe- -*-i- vs rially applicable td this class of disease*: Tlipy act directly on the digestive "ai/dk,-. assimilative processes; and restore regitlar healthy actio:!;. Their extensive Us J1 l?y physicians in their1 practice;, and l>y . . ;?*> all civilized nations, is ortc of Ufh many 7jsj proofs of their value as a safe, sure. &h<t perfectly Triable purgative medicine. * - ..Sm JJeing compounded of the concentrated ; virtues of ptirolv vegetable substance^ ?*** i*nwi fr/m1 of ' .i any injurious proncr'tic*,-. and can L?? ^ administered to children with safety. Aykic's Pills arc art effectual core for Constipation or Costiveuei^, I?dU? "r cestion, Dyspepsia, lion ef Appetite, Foul Stomach and Breath. Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Memory, Jnumbnesn, Biliousness, Jaundice, > ithoumatbm, Kruptions and Skin I>isedsesi Dropsy, T??niorsj Worms Neuralgia, Colic, Gripes, Dlarrhooaj . Dysentery, Gout, Piles, Disorders or w ^ the Liver, and all other din?ase< ; j ;^p ing from a disordered state of ths digo? " tire apparatus. Aa a Dinner Pill tliey hare no' eqnaL ?-: While gentle in .their action* ,th??<* " ?*%& riLL* arc the most thorough and sr*ar>-b-' ing cathartic that can he employ*!, and never cive pain unleas the IktytoU are in- . . z \'\ flamed, and then their influence is heal* ing. They stimulate the appetite and . digestire organ*; they operate .to porffof- ,; and anrich the hlood, and Jip{$ft *?f, .!J\ newed health and VJgof, to <3ie* vrhol^' V < vntpTtl: ' . > PREPARED 8Y DR. J. C. AVER A C'V Fracti cal and Analytical CUtxnl**c, ' . Lowell, Mass. .">? eu> BT *u. ssvffsjtrt trssmm II S'|" : RECEIVED! 1 OX >; TUB CHOICE , 1 - , CiAQUVV T?fTTT't*-0 v? V/iVOUX44l ^ X -L U^vt X' "I ,1 .. FRT,SH BtCK^VHEAT. i- eebh MA'x;Jt)Nt . % ' V ' > A FVLL LiKfi.:;^ CASfKfcE - d ^ . ; ; G?V3>& ^s5 ? ' [)6 > *. v % , . NORTHERN, p./PLES* " ' .;' usT'' ' : ORAS'?;> ^ 1ANCTS, :^ctt _ & ,} -r ONTO: n .** ;?-t and t'f ' >:1 I: POTATOES. ? *" ONE HALF BARREL CHOW - CHOW PICKLES, CHEAPER THAN THE BOTTLE? -~v^ hceles AND JUST AS GOOD; ; * V; Met is iH 1 ?A LOT CHOICEUXCANYASSED SUGAR-CtRED M Y HAMS. V I ,-:i| . ; A FULL STOCK of EVEIiYtfltSG* ' ^5^88 CALL AXi) EXAMINE. B. M. huey/ Sov 29 THE ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS -OFVIIlGlXlA AXI) THE CAUOl/lXAS, FASSEXCIER I>ElJAIlflTEXf, ? KieliUiond, V:u, Kcrremb^r ?. II. t if6iuor?ailii of Arraftfr^m^nts of !:<?np<ij trip rst<-s. Ticket, liontrs of Tr*nv <ttation, and Adr ;?i?a^ffs offer-d fvr t: A lonuntiono'f put firs of rigors to rhe 1XTEBXA TtOXA L tOt TO'V EXPOSJTID5 ? AT? ATI, A XT A, fcEOSttSSA. From th? Territory truvprxMl or r?n?chr<i bj the Railways of the Richmond find D?mviile System. - . ? On a&?1 J?fl<*r5^?t?'iubfir ! ". from Winn?h jro n'd th<; Charlotte, CWi.jtihirf . sr> t Anyr.^t* ]i:ii:roa.1 nn/1 'nlfifnl.in, *j co- d coitjg two <1i?ys, *f>Vrn^ in f??nr ?l*y* 1 Slid two fiayS re'nrning uoin Atlanta, wiii soM, as follows: For sinirlc persons* each n * .< t. .$14 id For parties of 10. caclb *.<... . .!<> 7(1 For parties of each.._ For parties of tfOf each... .. .. .V* 7 9& For parties of 50, enclti - ..snn > * 6 The Konnd-Trip Ticket*. heroftj name- < ^ when use?l sir.pl> . are.ofypce&e . c*?tt/.rk t -**.< f.>rm, void if trmuferred to i-iArfit '{bait origin-:t purrf'dsrrs, and smthoriz- :ht- jvquiremciit . ..t ..... ?* *1 ./ r< IM luru^niunuvii \'l DAJu U? f^W Wl?*i option of tne llaih\a\'< Aleuts ,oT C<itt* (factors. 'l o t !:r? *ftd of affordir.-j incie.'.sed foritfiir-s Tor visitih^ the Exposition,- fofrr-v1 Tickets, adapted to parties of the h.zj ht-~cin named, r.re liVev-'is'* offered. Th *' ?-n5irnce nil the stipulations of sincl* tickotc, with the a<?ilifi'-fcal <>no. that ii.< wr.*- geod fot trnn>?t)'jrf:ifi?)n to Atlanta only when ore? pnt<-<1 ttfi Trains in con- *. r:?-o i< n with /Jl irjurx of lh? .vj+rljic rlr..*< 'Ji'V V'wij U>. as pr iht prim y'en-. Holders of tlirsf tickttn mar re'ni*! nprrft thrni xinvrly. within tho pi?ri?l ?>f tinir Vr.ti-iity. provided tin-y ur< th*orici I al pnrclia-frsj and id.ntify the*<isol*eH Accordingly. An office for the ' of purchasers and stamping of r?tt*fn-<*-?nponi 1>hs be<*ii f?>t?idi*]i?.d at the Uti:--n D j-t .n Aitafcta, it will l-c o?"*lt tl'irt;. iuir.ut<*< piior to the departnre ?<f th< None of (h<> c*?ti l!ti->n* of. tbc/e tiek?-* m in-i*!!nri<7?M in nnv r*si>.:ct. Ittvretigntinn of ibc ;ipj?<ja&r-*-'f r j>*tk na! comfort. Irxlpin^ Sinil m nn- f ti-.ir.Mf Atisn.fa *Vt<* ?!*}><> fiun Grounds. anthoiix* ft iiss'.r-.n tl nt nli el? ii<-rts exi-t contributing to \ pleasant and cononjioal vi>>t. For all information * i tlii? ndv?*rti?'?,i:*1* nr>' *r t*-* or +o tVio Stfttlok Apeh'* nt tha Eailwa^ s at interest. A. rOPK, General Pat?.>cuy?i .v^ont. ? I'ay jmir . ul?cripth??i u> 'ijiis NK\V? ASH JltK Vl-L"