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WINNS BORO, S. C. -JOrv TECKSDAT. SrptemlMT 50, i : i THE KEWS AND HERALD. j adminibtratiuu of justiec suffer by the ignorance? The fee system is equally pernicioi and unsatisfnetdry, not only on tl score of the insufficiency of pay, bSt oh accr u it of (he tcmptatiojis and iu- duodmeiitfl to hunt up #nd connive ,ht’ suits that justice denial.ds sliould bo allowed lo slumber. The inconvenience of coming all I lie Mus. Stokewall ,T >o?:so?: n: d her > Vi b v t° the court-house for the trial of daughter, nov in Boston, are the | ''"uses will be more than corn- guests of GoveriHtr Benj. F. Butler.; h> the ad\imtages that will Lord Chief Justice (.loleridge is also a “ibon !rom the heavy laliiug^oii pi .sao. s. itnryoLvs. c/r is a. iw iOLTtS, ) • f E t GLASS.) ED1TC) r. guest at the Lxccutive Mansion. ——«>- — Public opinion in England, if the expression-of the press afi'ord any in dication, nnR indiirnantiv and p::ss-ioii- ately deuomieed the projtoscdoxlnuna- tion of Shakespeare's body, and there is now no danger of the body snatchers being allowed to do their hellish work. The Democratic nomination of Leon Abbot for Governor of New Jersey seems to have been an unfortunate one. The Republicans are jubilant over their prospects in the approaching campaign, and Mr. Abbot seems to be neither a popular nor a strong man. When will the Democratic party cease to blunder? Answer—When there is no Democratic party! The Golumb.a Jlcyisfar contains a piece of sensational news to the effect that a very serious affray was on Tues- (lu . mbehoodscontained in that report: day, the 18ih, imminent betwten Sec- On the morning of the loth, upon 01CE MOEE TO tfins. “My laur was ahnom e ittrety gray, nit afl'olIarjK'ttlc otihc Bah jj basyre-. a'sftTn my hair has .stopped- "fulfing.' out, ( and.I iind thet it is a perfectly ImmilesS and agrecabb'dressing.” ’ * insigiii/icant cases, and by tlie fact that when a right is sought to be*enforced or a wrung redressed, Inipcs pan,.be r< nsoimiilv entertained that law rpiti justice \ iii triumph. Agaiiu-t Ihegen- tieineu who till tiiese offices thr ingli- out Fairfield ootinly, \vc eertaiiily have 110 complaints to make—his the system wc are fighting, and the ,press of the State should urge the ■iitinori-' ance ot legislative aetkrn in the premises. THE AFI IIAY AT THE STA TE JTOUSE. Socrptary of .Slate I.ipscotvi!) CHvss Ills A ,t- j slon of tLe Atfiiir.. . ' . _ To the j'TUtor of the Avtcs und Courier: As you have seen propci-hs pubJi £ !i the report of your local enr- ic;-])oii(lcnf, “X. G. G.f of “An affrav at the Sl..ie House,” J send you the em losed, and ask that in simple justice you give the same publicity to this commuiiication that you have given to •> i .SENTEay •QI'RA^sr ccr.iF CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. j ^JLEMENS CLACIUS, I —-IMPORTER AND DBXf.ER IN— WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOCACCO, . OJIOCEKIES AND PROVISIONS, No. IT" EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. gcpPLAtNT rotary Lipscomb and Mr. (ionzales, the Columbia correspondent ot the A’eies unit Courier. Governor Thomp son made an affidavit before Justice Marshall setting forth the facts or my going from the inner to the outer room of the secretary of State’s otlice to speak officially to the clerks, 1 found Mr..!. I*. Thomas, Jr., standing - in fiiti. door of the outer room conversing with the office clerks—one standing Tina L iv.'. tin.e to bj lest when those wc’lgvc are takcti v. illi these terrh le diseases. •n.e '-beauty' or p^y. DAViG'S P/i!?y KILLEk is that ificts so piv,mptl .-, Surely and P- ■ efficiently. ... ^4, . f* 1 ’. • Don’t le wit’vcnt Pain KiItxr ! Have it ready for i.isfnnt use! Keep it with you &1 hdme 5 i '7 Or abroad! • ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT rumors concerning the mcltc-, andi-i 11 * 1 °J ,tsl(l0 |«>« door ami llto asked that Mr. Gonzales be required to find kprilics to keep (lie peace. An examination was had in Mr. Marshall’s O’fi t , and Mr. Gonzales b as required to give b ind to the amount of $.',00 to keep the peace. TLeboml was prompt ly given. INFKItlOK COl'IITS. about sonic information b'-iug pn-ii.t- lurcly ami improperly <A; iiual as tpTi pnblislicd tirhiMvidu in the inten lie official nels of the Govern.ir. rl,’ SUBSCRIBE NOW t-FOR— ‘ .>• , THE (JOTTON PUNT, V ‘ \n eight parr "ToH v ci.ltmin \gi1enftnral sloarii.il, the I'l 'v p'd'Cr in South Ltueima ‘ •rest of tlie Cti-iIPETlTORS. — With a large srocicop FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, For Men, Bqys and Youtl's. Men’s su’us nnute of tlie finest imported and do- taerthigoods, amt made cijualjo any cus- t- 'in-^ude work. - A!s‘>, a large stock of Oerry/'t'i, in five different styles, Ulsters, UhstgrUe Sacks, reversibles, and the flew Ltirlrit; the latest out. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS! I Stork is complete. Underwear in all weights and in ail grades. 'mw f&L.rsc'&ss ^ -'Youhg Men’s and Men’s Silk Hat*, with the patent flexible brim, that will shape fo ai ’ 'wad; also a line of Soft and Stiff goods jQTTO TTEDEMAN & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, / —AND— PROVISION DEALERS, 102 AN!) 104 EAST BAY'STREET, CHARESTON, S. C. J^OYD BROTHERS, W'iiolesble Grocers, Liquor Dealers —iND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 197 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. U '* PREMIUMS, -The most VALUABLE ever offeicd. MORE THAN ONE-HALF IN MONET. TO TTsv. TjAI) ie S op WINNSBORO. . Stock-ls u,. u.r<yp S t and most stylish that we Lave ever plaeen .., ir couute'.-s. Suit* and (S rcoatt of every de scription. AH orders addressed to mv care will rtc ive prompt attention; and if the goods do not suit, will exchange or refund the, money. M: L. KINARD, COLUMBIA, S. C. FARM MACHINERY 1 I IIAA'E for sale, direct from the mnnu- ill faet$hyrs v all kinds of Agricultural Mai-hin , am i Manufacturer. Tlie i»,p' ( :-,'p |'u.v; Tmpiem‘i.ts (dc., etc. Engines of al h , ...am' CHEAPEST Agricultural papcrintlie tftzcs, from three to. one hundred and fifty latiuii.i' in i)tij onMC) Iu .ti i,iit (.< Hi1j,, ,, • » a x ' ut)W4‘r. * - * - ,i j ,x)UUi. ! ▼ of tiio room, impartcil to mv flciks.j .M.me information 1 had received irom I ONLY SIXTY CHITS A YEAR. SAWMILLS AND GRIST MILLS, ‘he Governor which tlicv had not ••• d> A nnmher of influential journal-, througlioul the State have op nod lire on the pro *iit sylern of iuft rioi court?, and arc now advocatin'-, wi lt greti. force und ahiiily, the propriety of es tablishing County Courts in their (Bead. The Gecrgetou n Hnqvirer, com-jj d Hint nieiiting on an excellent article upon 'un , , , p * «:ud: “Ho is mv iric.ui, and when, ton the subject in Hie Newberry Ofocmv, | s; .y he lied I tel! you 1 don't believe says: “The Observer suegeMs the iii.” ! repealed tiio as-ertion amlu- adop ian of a plan whicli we l.u\c al-1 1**.* |,,n t''r hi--manner io me. He wavs regardul as the onh lute ... ... i ;»Une i-.i.-me mv oi me several (net, in} no inal jii^iice | 1( .|. imnndent. (lisrc-on>cti'!il anti ill g B. THOMAS, AGENT, No. 320 Ring St., Opposite Liberty, WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANG INGS, LACE CURTAINS, Corn aces and Upholstery Goods, .CHARLESTON, S. C. Window Awnings Made to Order A. G. CUDWOUTH & CO.,' —wholesale— , SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 155 Meeting Street, Opposite Charleston Hotel. CHARLESTON, S. C. JjTENKY BISCHOFF & CO., .. SvHOLESAE GROCERS 'Tt AND DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE, PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED CAROLINA TOLU TONIC. 199 EAST BAY, CttARYftSTON, S. C '•ffiee of the (iovcriior’s s'cereiury tor some time alone, mid he suggoled that lie. may have semi books or papers cou- tainiug the information. \lFv l li niia? ? till he did not iliink that person wuild i - do 'itch a tiling. ! remarked tlrd a | man Unit lied mighl do it. Mr/elioma- with temper, replii'd Unit he did not believe this person had lied. 1 as>ert- e, had lied about me. Mr. .1’ and yrfur neighbors. .Address W r . J. thresh ami clean.sixty bushels of wheat ivts ...-o . r r .. - fperhotti-or two IniPiUcd bushels ‘of oa J m.Tn.n <'’r I per hour. .t.i, ion, ... ... Sulkv Ploughs, Cultivators, Harrows at rs, ndvaiictiig lido mv office, ■ it 11'.. ; •• •• i i id i .1 lion ot the difficmiv. f no trial jiisitco i impudi’iit, disresiiectl’ul aiu system should bo abolislicd and in its insulliitg, repeated the assertion, “tha 0 , n .,advan.ing to lim imur .'onier of the I m * jr | ? VT (Yrri r/yo f . i :abm r.is-me mv of. ice several inct, in! A j! * It v./ A. X VP tj > jilacc ti'(*rc should be a County Court and a number ot committing mryis- tiates in various sections of each comi ty. Bolh the county judge and tic uii'.gistiates should be ]>aid lixul sala ries, and Hie pernicious and irrational fee -y-;cm i degated to the limbo of an nntiqusl‘d eimiom. * * * q'j lc projee.t of estublisliing County Conti ' i' worthy of the careful considcniiion of bur law-mahtrs. Tlu^e couris, as the Observer Says, should meet at stated 1 iitct valf:, and the judge? should bo paid fixed salaries commensurate with Vhc dignity of the effiee tntd the tun junto? work required to be done. This court could safely bo entrusted with more enlarged powers Ilian the trial justice courts, fu;d its jurisdiction often as 1 said it lie would tell me j he did not believe ii.” Thq impulse to slap bis face then and there was ! and Plough's ai'd Plough (stocks of all kinds and kiStrs. Also Reapers, with se!f-droj>per •or selfihimler. I am agent for tlie HEDRICK HAY AXD COTTOXERESS. ThlslPicss will, with three hands, press straw in small bales as fast fast as tlie thresher can Hern it: and with three hands can Uaio cotton faster than a sixty-saw gin can turn the lint out. 1 have al.-o some of tlie host made COT TON G! with all the iMK.U-m impiwt*- ments, witit PRE8SE8 trom the tHctories. I also soil COTTONSEED OIL MILLS. ^LYA GAGE & CO., CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE, MarkAt, Corner Chcrgh Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. IST’Ice packed for the country a specialty. Q A, NELSON & CO., * • —WHOLESALE DEAsI ER8 IN— BOOTS AND SHOES, • No. 23 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. G. W. AIMAK & CO , 1883. . .. . 188.3. Mr, Yort Fairli anil Lancaster • v. * . v ♦ AGRICULTURAL, h&fticultural and mechanical ASSOCIATION FA . 4 ri / * -OPENS AT- CHESTER, S. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER AND CONTINUES FOUR DAYS. Q-A.TES OIPElsr -AT 11 C’CAiOCK. 16, ANNUAL ADDKESS ON WEDNE^DATg. RIDING <J< INTESTS, By Ladies and Gentlemen, Master's and Misses. BYCICLE RIDINGS. A GOLD MEDAL ijO THE BEST WHEELMAN. STOCK DISPLAYS WILL MORE THAN RIVAL THE STATE FAIR. OPERATING MACHINERY. Oh the grounds will be a new attraction. All who desire to exhibit Machinery please notify the Secretary of the kind and space it will occupy. TO THE LADIES. ■ The Premiums in the Household Department are increased and many quadrupled in ' ,.m| • ! VALUE. EXCURSION TICKETS ON ALL THE RAILROADS. m’Y ".ur Wagon Mnterhl, SPOKES, flMS ff'tul Tirt’S. sn.Mms, POLES, m,,-,,- WAGONS.- . »•'ROt’ERIK'S, MACHINE uljimsi ii resistible, but I restrumed it oil, ('.'PfNDsToNEs, T'UAGFS, AVF.LL- liH be in rued niul leil the office, and, CiiAYNS, and all kinds ot Plantation I hen I followed cut to meet him hi I he j (food*, ■ » . - - i. . coi rider: but lie had rcm-lm.l ,|.e ante-, LOOK STfrYKS. HEATING bTOVRS, | alnweWumed »khIs, they wi.1 please .yin of l ie .i». ci i.oi (•ific**, BtpoVEi' NVOODr \\V AltU fixe lewfT'vfBrff'withhim, aud I will call and wlnle be was in the door ot Ibc parti-i lion 1 said to liiin: “Mr. Tliouin?, 1 , 1 1,1 didn’t want a difficulty witl* vou, tm i ' you as mil' ll as called me a liar in mv | YT T ■E'Y !r /™t ('dice, and I am going to resent ii,” o . Jt!,; U and with scarcely au hitermissioo l slapped bis face, lie commenced to suv something and it ntuv have been : The UNTON CHURN is sold on its Scale; ef all stz^s, that wifi weigh from oue-Imli |: lin'd to five tons. CP fit . s. Buggies and Hiding Carts, of nvMAhl-siiiiid prices. IfanypiVson wishes to pundiase any of the show eataiogues, etc. JAJIES F-AGAX, a<;ent. Alav 17-tf “No, 1 didn't,” lor 1 did not wait for i V.’.ii refer to a dozen parties merits it. i skipped him with mv open band ; ” i 1 ” ;t Ih , ’ ; ’ ls V l< ' i "‘A’- P J-' 5 . and do .uit think 1 struck a si,ml.* blow tail1 "’ but.has steed the test sine not a new re L’jtil. with my cleiiehed hand, for I did not desire to injure him, bn! to emph-tfi- cady resent what i voiisidcre.l a gross and unwananted insuit. Yrnir cor respondent sues bis rep >rt is on “the could at same time be made exclu-] ,^1 in edible'aecounts.” If any one gave him such account just as fichus if, then he or they Minjily suited tl.at sive over c uduin evimes and matters no.v cognizable only in the circuit courts.” That tlie subject under discussion at least merits ine thoughtful considera tion of the General Assembly al it? approaching «r-sion will be vcadiL admitted by n'l observing and unbiased men throughout the State. Nothing contributes more to the maintenance of pence and social order in a common wealth than a well ordered and weil- reguiated judiciary, and to our minds, nothing is clearer than the fact that the existing system of interim - tribnn- wliich is false; and if othenvi-e, then lie uttered a falsehood w iliiotn cxcttsi and knowingly. \'ory respectfully, J .vs. N. LinscoMB. OH ANGUS AND FL01UDA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN, CHOICE DRUGS, MEDICINES. 'CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, Cor. King and Vauderhorst Streets. CHARLESTON, S. C. FOR 1 BEISER’S 9 1 XT EKES TJXG El G LJ. ICS. Average As*' of Spuaki-i-R of the .Touh.* of Yv'c have just received our stock of HEISSU’S GENTS’ - SHOES. FRIDAY, OLYMPIC GAMES AND RACES. No entries admitted after MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, except STOCK, which may be entered before 11 o’clock on Tuesday. •> , IdJE" For Premium Lists aud particulars, apply to J. K. HENRY, Secretary, Sept 20-fx4w - : . CHESTER, S.C. . 'WHOLESALE ANNOUNCEMENT OF WITTKOYVSKY & BtJRUCH, CH ARLOTTE, N. C. .- .... ... , :W:&:B: We hereby inforui the “Wholesale Trade” that our “various linos” com prising the Wholesale Branches of our business are noyv complete, and wc in- vile our customers to give it due consideration. To those wishing to engage in business we say that there is no house iT Ili'iler than »i-<!F'--i'V* n.i<t Tilosso.iis—Under a New Flug. Even the balmy,air and orange groves of . 1 Florida fail to keep its people full of Imt'- l,i‘p r < f.ontati\i ri. pine's and coipfnrt , Art must help nature [ V.-oni tlu- ’Timi-l)r mc/ern .] | cVerywhere—ln-Ihe tVopics as among the EACH PAIR WARRANTED. The average ago of the Speakers of’ T! 5 ’»es of the Niaih. “And, chief auens j .bo House of RepresemalivJssii,:,.the S^SKV’fS! PI{lCE GUARANTEED. tidr; y-sevui ‘years! lieury i'iay v as Kv ^ wmkiffir afiu^ami molt'o?! FOR STYLE, FIT, COMFORT AND tiio youngest Speaker tiio House ever tlie cunent diseases yje'.d tb its action. Ij had.* He was but thir.v-four wars of have uked it In the ease of a delicate, and 1. 'DURABILITY, dyspeptic vomig l-.vlv, with the most grati-1 .{b UNSURPASSED , .V. .. ' , .... - age when elected to the S|>eukcrs!iipi«>; f: l’'Tt’<'younffl!Vl.v, with the moiitjgwu- f;..... .. nls in South ( nrolma, not only lads of tpe fil . M t i uu . um i but forlv-oi-ht wl,.-!, : to luvbmpb,!, THESE SHOES are UNSU the purposes of their institution, but ‘ he left it, utter haying sem d a longer , ^ Kubstantml justice really sutlers tuider j tune m the Speakers chair thnu any ; whoby to bring about* 1 am .also glad to . the existing re’dtne. 'ilie Lcdslatui c Iuil11 v.’lio ever occupied it before or! state Bwt the Tonic has 'jjseatly relieved ALSO I^ T STOHE : . • - *R SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, BACON, MEAL, CORN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. or Hi or §©iitii 59 That has better facilities than ours, and that wc can and do duplicate any bill of goods, no matter where bought.- <3-1 V IB ITS .A. O A. Ij Ij. Respectfully, WITTK 0WSKY & BARUCH. NE VY SHOES • —AT— THE CORNER STORE. GENTS’ AND LADIES; FINE SHOES, ALL MADE OF GUARANTEED STOCK. TRY A PAIR. OFF FOR NEW YORK t TO PURCHASE ' r~ * .1, v FAEE DRY O0ODS. , THIS SPACE WILL BE RESERVED FOR NOTICE OF MY STOCK j. 3gn. iti.ysskci.desportes.IT STANDS AT THE HEAD. SALE . ... AND FEED STABLES. ml in the men w ho till the offices, Muricnburg, the. S]>e;t!;er of the First wrapper. L in the pernicious svstem itself, the i ® ,H * fbird Congresses; D.iytyu, of the • u -> «'“« “t’—'r d *Md. avo ii 1 “S" £' Cf JjS j “ ~ COM V. -UONCERNING- foutid in the men w ho till th but legitimate operations 01 wn.cn arc toj Tch(h a,,,] Elc Venth; Tavlor, of the j COTTOJ* hEEBKf. encourage causeless actions and to sixteenth ami NineieL-nlh; Polk, wl.oJ ivyr-iiI smother that feeiing of respect und was Sjieaker <if thoTuvniy-fotmit-aml • C-iO I - 1 OH -fejIB-i. j., rcvcrcticc for the law that ought and 1 wcmy-liith Cyngre?'c.', tind Boyd,of should find lodgment in tl ‘ c Twoi.ty-second and Tvvc.itv-G.irtl The Governor has al appoints the best, most honest men in the the country to fill the tion, but the fatal defect . , , T is too patent for discussion, when it is during the second session of the tfix-; 28 BRyiAD STREET, the gicatost ea^e. I honestly believe I can remembered that men unlearned and ^^VtScptl9x3m .. Oii.vhikston, 8. C. save tli? toll for any customer in the clean- uututofed the law to odmi KEYTECKY HORSES AND MULES! •" • V, •: , „ Y'ct5-»s['se'ed. ' THE'ELLIOTT GIN. ^ Polk is the only .Speaker who was ever m-kwuI c.-m- c\piff?nesrca»>iiprirar<»rsound,'i ' hva, ' and still elected President, and Uiav, hih omio- » 1 (try cotvo;. ski-.I). thiomrh our l<f-al; . • i<- . 1 niMi woe t»u> m.fv .w... !*» ats. at uUaUt.’iiad abitinns and steamboat • Tt t lUlCllx^Clit j ^ ollu.1 o])c«tk< I 1 \ (1 rturlTisf tti.« s£\ns>i!. The Forty-five Saw Gin 1 got from you is UOSl IlUCIUgCtll I evei luvlp,.-, |n-,: s ;- dUrUlst UUs sivis in. ' J ® ■’ variou. .cc«u,„ s of, ^ «■*» ■™' s «“• 1 ** “ *«*■ °» J ;l.c offloo. I, q„o,-.| 1 , ! „f t ut o..e tfjwiikor ol ilic l |ILiii, . • '|‘ ta ** *mm*K I Hurt ; lefectof the system j John W. Taylor,-w ho was Speaker Charleston Oil Mjvml'acturwig Co., ten bales from sun-up to sun-down with f 1 have ever a Forty-five FDR SAEE. WlJlNSBORO, August 6,1883. JUST ARRIVED, two car-loads of yonfig, fat, well broke Western HORSES and MULES, among them twenty nice young mares, well broke to drive single or double. Also a few good saddle Worses. Any one wishing to buy or swap had bet ter call at onice and get the pick. I will swap for any and all kinds, both horses and mules, poor or fat. A. WILLIFORD. 7? THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC. That it is the acknowledged Leader in the Trade is a fact that, cannot be dis puted. MANY IMITATE IT—NONE EQUAL IT! The Largest Armed, The Lightest Running, The most Beautiful Woodwork. AND IT 18 WAKRANTED To be infulo'bf the best material. To do any and all kinds of work. To be complete in every respect. For Sale by J.M. BEATY & CO., Winnsboro, S. C. Agents wanted in unoccupied territo ry. Address DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia. FALL OPENING. ' _f ■ ” ——— , J jM • “ ■ — y.-^fTA. "WE EE^Q- THE TT?. A TTsT DEXTISTRY. B. J. QUATTLEBACM, D. D. S. visiotiF, unless time is spent in its study imd rcsearcl). Gan this be reasonably expected of-the average t justice w the office pays but little, and a famil 'bread WASTED. ANTED, by a (lentlennin with five Classirafi DeuaitmMiV liei- iiuinth* a!lo T^Ej'tore-bnibting and tot now occupied Office: North side Washington Street, uia. muu ui paitnu nt, jar inontn.... 4( 0 X by the undersigned ato offered tor sale, i _ _ Tr „ Music, w i i Use. ofpiapo.....u 00 ' [■!!,. s t(«v is one of the best in Winnsboro, I Opposite Town Hftll. Ivii-lVil r 11: i» n-** 11 iwr. \iito w’li i »v «v\ . »• .... . .... .... . .. .’I Lo-u d (not including - washinghi* ter and is in'prime condition. The location Is YrrxTv-onrvnn n * T>rkT txt * mouth. v.u.*.... 1000 one of the most advantngebas in town. M INN SBORO, SOL TH CAROLINA No deduction for ahscTU’U.'bxeci.t in caso The lot is quite a large one, and uprai it are the oiiice pa>s but little, and a, vv ul’.ilihv..;_ a Lady tf» keep hduoe uud of proliiu-wii siokaMas. ■ . ■ a targe warubouw amt otber.bHiiujiigs: v is dependant upon him for- cbow**’! <■ Utildixu- j hiu-paitivuiart^iffy to Terms very moderate. For fnrtlicr par- . ’.v if,J \vm*,rt.4, A]*t»ly v;tlh?.» M8ve. i ,, A /;. J*A Vhfcs THvtvfT? GN. 1 «eu!ai^pp»V to • • '* * a laud meat. It not, wul nut t..c j -\ug 2*’-;txH , i.. lTindi.il, j id... 29-t: B. SUGENIIFIilER July 7-fx3ni. —Buy Zelglcr Brotbere’ Ladles’, Misses’ and Chudren’s Fine Shoes. - '• ' ' J. M. BEATY EVERY PERSON WISHING BARGAINS ES TA BLISHMENTS. VISIT OUR THE RECEIPT OF OCR YEW FALL A YD WIYTER GOODS ARE SIMPLY IMMEYSE. -:J:L:M:- Harlug visited the Eastern Markets before the rush of the Southern buvers and c verv extens vp Diirpha«p«i r TTiitt wi? a energy and experience, we lack nothing that leads to’success.’ tyt J^ckmanm tliis world to tits CALLIN “ IN OUR LINE. ING. The height of our ambition is to excel We extend an Invitation to alt, whether PURCHASER OR NOT. Respectfully, J. L MIMNAUGH.