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AN INDIAN SCHOOL. Snow this morning. As tho house Is very open, not buuked up, ami we bftvo no stove for the diaiug-room, and only a small sheet-Iron tout stove for the school-room, it Is impossible to keep comfortable, especially our hnlf-clud scholars -there being but three boys who have pantaloons; tho thighs ol iho others arc linked, besides lx:ng otherwise thinly clad. Of course they must suffer in such voutlier. Snow enough fell to mark out fox and geese upon, this morning, and some pains were taken to show tho children how to play this game, I have found that to awaken an Interest in some civilized sports, different from their customary games, is one step toward a wakening an interest in tho school and its lessons. In this they resemble our own children; remove outside sports ?,ud the playground from our common schools, and we should tllld thoir tnf.?iv?uf l?? .. - ? - ? V ?JV 111 thorn materially weaken d. 1 have accordingly taken part with them in their sports, endeavoring to introduce suitable ones for the play-ground. In tho middle ?>f the forea ?u, a lloek of wild tuikeys passed near the schoolhouse, upon which tho wil I lustiuets of our scholurs were in lulj'ested hv n general stampede; and an exciting loot-race, l> >ws and aiYowa in hand, was at olio entered upon, in which, its might he exjii' :r!, mo turkeys were the winivr.s. 'i iie scene was eoine* what. eiltorUviniug and enlivening, and 1 could not ii 'Ids which were tiie greater curiosity ? the wild turkeys running and skulking among tho brush, or tiie wild >ys an I girls who were oh:.- ng tiunn Dull wasabundiintly moro successful in collecting those untamed oh.idrcn into school again than tliey were in cuiehing tho till keys. These It >ys are quite expertintho use of 'in* h?>>v and arrows, being furnished willi them m rly as loon as 1 hey enn run al??ne. Moys six or eight years of a ,o will n >t only kill a hird no larger than my thumh, at the dislunee of - \ ral >aids, hut, as 1 have seen, actually cut off its head with the an ov. J (Jdu'.tW J atony the uudiuns. ^ LAIVs er 1Mi luiiiAM'Ki I Dr. Nathan Allen, of Masschusetts, eays: Tie-re arc certain agencies operating at tlie < I'.sont day wiiieh in tho course oflimo mu-u produce marked effects upon tiie organization unt . .C . l " - V iv i v/i V'v.l I .IO IOmovul of 8<> 11rge a proportion of the popiln. i< ?n from the country and rural liio to cities ami 1 irgo towns; the change of employment from farm work -from out 0 >< >r e .eiviso and the more lab ! i >us mechanical j uisuits? to lighter kl ids of husino.13, with increased cxe reiso of the brain ; a id to this the greatly in creased suite, excitement an I coniju hiou in every do* luirtmcnt of business and society all these chant s nut 1 serve gradually to (limiuisli mius-mar power and the general vitality of the system. No truth in vital statistics is better established thai; tiie fact thai luge cities and a dense population lead to diminish 1113 physical energies oi' tho body and shorten human iii'e. Then, tiie increasing use of alcohol in its various forms, and especially of tobacco among young men, must have a pernicious inJlucnec upon physical organization. Jiut it is in the accumulated, the intensii'n I effect produced by tiie law of inheritance, that tho most st 1 ming and destructive results ftro to bo witnesse i. Could tho evils of al-ohol, tohacco and opium, as transmit od by here lit..ry ' inllueneo, be fully vcalizi I, what more, powerful inptives coal I be presented for a 10jrorm in t iioii on c, or lor tin ir ubs ?lut.o prohibition? We believe the fact is generally admiueil that there is a constant lucres e lit 1 ho use of stimulants and uaieotics thioiigiiou iiic 1 .-oiintry; that tnis (jilt th n is settled, beyond controversy, 1?> the greatly iaereased inairMl'Mc; u e and s-tic of Liu se articles. No true i?h\u'Iia iiiul.u. __ ----- j r-, ?.?? / MMMV i " stands the terrihio e.facts of thcso poisons <>n t !i?? - 1' in, and 1 heir U .nsinission to the se -ond, Inird an i fourth g?nerutions, nan h !; on su < a .state of tilings wi'li Mit appieheiKUiig li.10 mosUeerh as r< suhs." A COl'Ii.lOla 1 ? WOMAN. Mr. Closes Fog a wealthy farmer, livesa mile from (J ?rha.u \ idage, Mo. He i3 is a widower, and his housekeeper is a Mrs. Jewett. The othpr forenoon a knock was hegrd at tho front door, and on opening it Mrs. Jewett, who was alone in the house,saw a tramp standing there. He asked to see the mi. tress ofthehouso. {She replied she was the only mistress at the time. The man then inquired for the gentleinanof the house, and was told lie \vaS down in the Held. He appeared very en\i >us to see him, and wanted Mrs. Jewett to go down and call him. She rei'd-od, and told the fellow she could not talk with him any longer, and shut the door in his face. While the lady was talking she thought sin Jieard .me one ui> stairs. so she went dii'vtly to her room, and taking a i i. ol, stepped into another root-1, where sun? enough sho wus confronted by a large, ugly-looking man, wlio was endeavoring to secrete himself in a closet. Willi the utmost coolness "Mr*. Jewett aimed the pistol aL him and requested him to depart. lie demurred at lirst, when lh lady made an ther step forward and cocked t in* pistol. 'J he fellow then ran down stnhs and up the rood. The man at the front door had also disappeared. The Baltimore dealers in terrapins keep them in nearly aii-tight chests, *, packed layer uj'ou layer, and deprive " them of food. 'J'liey grow fat under this treatment, although 1be fatness doubtless is the result of disease. They must each measure seven inches across the under shell before thoy aro oonsldered fit for the table, aud are then sold at $24 a do/.en. the i Dim's it I'ay ! Dm s it |>ay to nave liitv w<?i kiiiyinen iinor and r:ifri*cd in ? i-?i? i o* have one ?iiioort ko* |km* dressed iii broadclotli and lliisli in money ? 1) ih it pay t?? have one < iti/.?*n in tin* county jail li'fiiiiM' another Hills 11 i 111 I i?11 n r ? Dui'S II pay t?? hang one citizen be diiiimi another got 11i111 drunk V Duos i1 pas lo li.ivo a dozen intolli. i? nl young iin n tinned into thieves ami \ agahomls, tlnd one may load a la/.y lilo liy '^selling tliom ruin?" D<io- i( pay in roooivi* ?1"> lor rum lieciiM.1, ami llion pay tfJo,uoo lor try inn a mall lor murder, induced by I lio i nui s'.id Inm ? Doos it pay to 11<>vo a thousand liuiiu s blasted, i uinoil. diiilod. tuiuod into ludls ot miseiy, siriio ami want, | that Hoino wliolosalo iiiinsiihr may I mild up a large Put ill) i ? Doos n piv u> iia \ o i w on I \ iimt hers ami 111 ? i r children dressed m rags, live in hows, daily tarnish, that one riunj sellers win* mnl children may live o im? mid alllm nee ? Doos it pay to iia ve hundred* ~r thousands o| im n ami wonion in h'mis j houses, piuiitoiit iarios and hospitals, aim ilunisamls morn in tin- asylum lor tho idiotic ami insane, that a low heavy capitalists o! 'ho whisky lino may pi "lit hy siloh at roeit y ? I 'lit ,s |l J>;iV lo U lorali' a t I'M Hie ! which hreeils crime, |???vrily, M^ony, iii limi. ss, *ha nil- a ml <lt .11 It, m hi'H'ui ll is allow imI ? II those t linoK all' raivhilly < * ?| i v i. | ! on il i-v ovo'\ vut in iIn* l oiiiin inity, 1111 11 it lit'liuovi-s ns all io 01 oani/.e. ! Oroatii/. ! I ii' '.til li.nalii'al, hut linn; l>; in?1 '?|0"1<?I, hill 1 <?I<I. I'roiiaini \ ?'ii i tit iiii'ijiii s every w In* I *. Show ! your cuh rs, anil slaml I?y i In in. ll 1 nhly 'k*i"ls ni oai.i/ai ion id inaUo the Loinpol'itMci* iiio\ t iiii'iit loll in i vi'i \ f >iiii11'1111 y 11:ronoIi<>nt lin.: luml, an . 1 be ultimately \ ieloi ions. j Oioaiiiz-.'! 1 lo." ion- i In- ilniMkanl to I . Iiiiiisiil, his luisiM'Ss, lannly, him is. I'm lire on his colli health, I<?<>? 1 on his I haro I a I", cloi hiiio on his rag^oii, hol,li'i.'lt ?1 ill i: i i ri -11, J.l'aoi in tho hi'.ill ol 11iwile; ouo n< i vi to his aim. io\ in hi> loil \>) day, ami r< j Osc to his mind j "> 'dtfhi. Ail litis i-; possible, il lcinp? ruMct* llll'll Will SUM 1M OOMlMMl. 1 CIII | H'l a IM'C nu n, or^uni/,< ! Mon art- lor you 11 un i tuaiiisi you. Mothers, wives, dauohj !< is, sisters, nearly ad true won en s , inaris sire with you. Ih-slroy tile j yoke ol siljoholir d '-poti-m. A I'iea o r iJirus. ll is reported that President JeH'orI sou said lli.it il .1 laiuiiie ever oeeurred , in America il Woitul lie Oroiioht sihoiil. i hy i he isivsio s ol thi Church but' I (MiiTo/xt# (Juci'ptc/'us). Hie psisi j veal", had il liol heeii lor the line Isiliis, j would have been lor tins seel ion a disastrous one hy reason ol tluse i.-csis. I It t hey all' 11 < I desl roved lieloic uc.\t season we may well look tor very i unfavorable results io our larinino operation. I iiese inseei have sueii an I unpleas till Uavor thai most lords j avoiti ilieni. li is sai?!, however, lhai our pari i uloes devoiu Ihein willi avi li iiy, and especially desl i oy.or< sit nuiiij hers ol tlu in in winter. riii< heino the ease. il may he ol vital luiportsiuee 1 to us lo pr? sei \ e and linu'easi' the I m ii i u l/i-rs ol these exe? I leu L hirds, and llo prevent their desl ruction hy 141111 tiers sunt Mappers. \\ i hope a.I tarliners ami those in'er. sled wiilnive the in alter their consideration. I !u r<* sire, indeed, very lew birds that are not ol oicnt use to the tanners, I Kven i a ?ks ties troy in n / kinds oi i \eruiiu that are injurious to the crops I such as ni ce, rats, ral.bit>} hut as the i larger kinds ol hawks arc so dcsiruc; ti\e t?? out Lam-; low Is, it is uioiuibiv it \ ' * 1 * best U> kill ;l?em. I he > !?:?11 sparrow hawks, liowi \ or, should be sp red, as ! I bey live almost ciuircly upon small vermin. The much despised crew is really one ot our besl triouds in ihe number ol grubs and cm worms be destroys, and il woubl l?e sunn 1 poliev | during corn planting time m lurinsit bim wilb sin . I eo|'11,111 hi lb relit pel I toll* <?I I lie corn iield, lor .H< r be lias been satisfied Willi grain be will confine ins ; attention entile.y to finding and des i Iroying cut, and dest met ive grille*. The bull bat, the dill" relit Kinds ol swallows, the leather winged bat, the : Idack mariin, *fce., are all especial I friends oi the farmer, living f?s tliuy do, entirely upon insects, and not one ol tbese birds should be destroyed but encouraged to multiply. There are, it is said, one niiHiun kinds ol insects that are injurious to vegetation, and some ol tbese seem to be vastly on the increase. A start. I ling amount of laiuagc to crops is produced yeaily by these destroyers i I be annual loss to tlie United States, alone is estimated at fcunn nrwwino - - - ? (see Agruultural 1 {< |?<>rt, 1871,page 70). ? .J. //. Smithy in CharlottesoiUc Chronicle, 5hv s i ii?- Bullaio F?xpvcu8iu O u e hap* I?y result of ilie hard times is to redme the itiiinWt r of men who are unfitting themselves for practical lite in colleges A stagnation in tlx* business of turning "learned fools" loose on society Willi no visible moans of support would do somct liing to relieve hard times." A simple remedy tor neio.Jgia is horse* radish.. <*raie* ami mix it in vinegar, ilie same as lor tabic purposes, and apply lo the temple when the lace or head is alh-el* d, or the wrist when the pain is in tlx* arm 01 j shoulder. HORRY WEEKLY > Horn* Thrust from the Pulpit. I Said ;i ^entlunan, w hose business opei at ions arc not ultovc reproach, 4'I think it is ahout thim our pastor slops abnsino men, i11111u11iiaj_r i.liMir liioliv ?-k and their actions. Such j?r? ;n liinjx is hot i he gonpul, ami it ' dniH not let'tl tin* soul." t This **eii i Ionian, and many like him, i who would keep the minister Jioni , touchinjjj practical matins, let out 1 lie see ret o! their disapprobation . when lhev do so, in much the same style as did 4%I)atl .loekie Ot'ey, ol < IVchlcs," and, as he did, they bring I lie laugh upon t hetnselyes. The hi in is i er had heen preaching oe. ' the sin anil guilt ol deceit and lalse- ' ( hood .loek'1' sai holt uptight lor a 1 while, gazing very hravely into the ^ minister's I'aee. Rat hy-aiubhy the charges ot falsehood heoanw very i piain, a lid Wcfe clilofeed w 11 It <t I v el's poundings on tlm pulpit .loekie grew ( lid eet y. lie !elt lie* "Misister" was ; g el I i n g t oit perst nul 1. 11 e se Ie wed up , his laee, twisted himself ahoal on liis ; i seal, and became \ c? \ red in the lace | II < * soon leh the grinding la ad ol 4 clerical uji| rt'SMnn tiniie Hum his sen- I i si'ive spirit cdiimI bear, :m?l lorj^cttino j all I hi* conWtilionulllics oi llic place, i in an excited manner ln>m liis scat, j ami cried out, '*\oo tni11is(? I* tlu re 1 ? i I ate 111 c i?i y ruair liars in l'cehlcs than nic! N\* 11y ilinna ye abuse I iicm I o<? V" j Those anion;* us who condemn laitlilul ' pastors im insisting on upritii11 ness ( lou'iiids ct'ciiitoi's, arc loo wise to i spring up ami ?1 o it in church I ime j hkn i In- idiot ol IVebies, hut i!i ir ; more jirivalc course is ju-t as kuoocr| live ol i licir j' rsonal application ( | the sol vice is was poor .Junkie's, ami (he i im. in ii nit v l.iuuli ami \v i 11L at. i ilii in ju>i as 11 id llic "oit'lu lolkM of li a >coi i Mi town at I lie wi* ie^s con| less r oi sin in I heir kirk.? Christian , Weekly. A Lkap Ykau Tkagi-.dy.- -Tliry stood loo'eilici in I he enl ry beneath i lie hall lamp, says the Chicajjjo 7W- I (nine. " I lien Henry, she said in a |o\v voice, wherein were blended t # ' [determination, melancholy and ore, i : 44 you reinse my .suitV" "Vm, Ktlu," he I replied in accents thai were linn, | though llic speaket's Voice trembled 1 admire yon; 1 will by a brother to | von, and watch wilh pride vour eoiii'su ! 111rouoh lite; and it e\ ?*r I rouble shon Id j jbilnli you there will beat last one j i li'icud to \\ lioin you can come lo;' succor hut I can never, never be your bus Iv.iutI ' 4,Ii is not because 1 ant poor, Henry, for oil, it thai were ail, 1 eould toil i?hmly Iroin morn till nioht lor you, and strive and win a liouie lor1 you humble ii mi^lit be, but our e\vm It is useless lo attempt to induce me lo i h mm- my delemriuiuation. Thouuh 1 am but a poor, weak man, I can t never, chalice my mind." i4 Then, cruel yoiiu;* man so lair and yet so talse, tarewelI. To morrow you will i sec iiiv maimled remains on llie betii i 1 ! till'" pbutonn, ami know (iiutii lias I been your work, lint it will bo loo J i I it. ; 1 Mini, cdaspinoj liiiu to her bosom : I in wibl embrace, slit: lied into tho outer ' ; 11;i i k iloss. * I' A lil.li OK line r\\'o TuitlvliVS'?All : honest lui nier uiirv 1;m1 ins i wo ' in k< y.> I mto {.is oramiry ami lohi tlumi to eat ! I drink .ii>il lio nu-rry. () n* ol the>'ej turkeys was \\ i-e ami one loolisli. | , I'lie Imdish bird at one.e indulged | exeessi i ely in the pie tsio'es ol the sta- i ; hie, u11s11s11irio11s ut the lului'e, but the | 1 wis. i towl, in order thai he nimbi not j 7 \ he lattened ami shne'litered, lasted | emu inull v, iiuu t itied his llesh, and 1 devoted hiinsell to o'oouiy ivfleel ions (ij.iin i he brevit y ol lite. \\ lien thanksoil injjr appro.tolled the honest ' larmer killed both turkeys, and by |?t:i? i11or a roek in the interior ot the prudent turkey made liiiu weigh more I than bis plumper brother. Moral j/um vivinias vicunas. ?Xeiv ) ork World. I ClMmpfoHS B No.'lJ) is tui<: i I MI lb Snap is uianufaet urcd li mn p ire ma 1, lei ials, and as il contains a huge per | cent age. ol Vegetable i I, is warranted fully 1 equal to the liest imported da.stile JSoap, anil a1 (lie. same time possesses all the washing and cleaning pr< pi 11 n-s of the eelehialed (imiii.in and I'leuch uoiiniliy Soaps. Il is thereloo : recommended for use in the Laundry, Kitchen, and I huh-room, and for general house- J hold pin poses; also, for Piiulcrs, i'ainleis, Liigiiu'i'i.s, and Machinists, as it will renio\e ; stains ot t iik, (irease, 1 ar. Oik l'aiut, etc., In.in the bauds. .\ anufacluiv.d only t?v OUAMk'ToN iillOTHKUS, ?, u, o and 10 lungers riaee, in l ;>;s ami '6 ! .ielicrsoii Street, Ni'.w \oik. Agents in Charlosf on, S. C., K. HI. Aloxainlor, No. 17 1 ICa.st liny* For Salo by 15. lic;aty? Con- ' way Intro, S. C. * i ? ' <Mcrua:ifi Jlillct! ADENTS WANTED! I lmvi* a sniiill amount of CIEKMAX Ml! LET SEED, jnst imported last year to this I country, it is decidedly the hirst MIT.LET ' ever raised in America. It grows heavier, thicker, longer stalks ami longer heads, and makes a heavier yield than either the common (Jermati, or the Missouri Millet. It pays hei tor than any other crop raised on a farm - it exceeds any other hay; besides it is more profitable than any other. Agents are wanted in every enmity, to canvass nine w - the tanners and grangers. A liberal real c{ lion w ill he given to clubs. Send lotteries giving lull history of it; the manner of planting, cultivating and harvesting, bample 1 packages with lei ins, $100?a half package at) cents^ Be sure and wiite to me; 1 will, i ' with every order send my seen catalogue. : Money sent by Keglslerod Ldllqr or Monday I Order at my risk. Address, W. JS. '111' I (>N, i'eedsman, Cleveland, Bradley Co., Teuu.4t ? (EMS: MARCH 11 A ''omplute Piotonal History of the Tiroes.' "The best- cheapest- autl most successful T-uuily Pa.?er in tho Union." Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Notice# of the I'rctt#. M irppr't- Weekly i? the ablest nn-l most pow ' lui illuniated pcrioilii- il published in Uju otniliv 1 it- 1?toriaW are k Iio arly and cenvin* iiiKi'iiiiI mm in ii> h lis | Mntii.ra I ions >l current i'\Vii(f iirc fu! ami lr?-#li. anil |irp i ?iv?l h\ out iii's i ili- -11 ner*. Willi i ; co it ii >1 IAO,<M0, v11 Weekly i< re i i?. .1 least :i lit*I( million |n rninii, and lis 111f 1 in-net' as ;in or*' in of )|tiin<)ii ik simply I r-'ini'iiilou ?. Tin* Weekly ii. ito i 11n> a poeitive |?)?iiioii, and express de iilfil > -owe i>n |.oii'i. ill ami M)ci ! )?i obtain*. I. n ii is v ii w 4' mi 11> r .1 on rua i. I is an tele* .in- in--die* of It I j; Ii-toned discus non, ami lie pifti i i n iliiifiraii oe are olien ii-r rat i v-art uinen of no email force ? ,"S. Y. I,X;III l i-r :111 I i liroi' n-|e II ; nj j , r i ;?oii i x it-11 n i i) nes if one a ml i is in I till I allie oil l . Mil* liel|> lO IllOilnl U?e Hi'll 11 ini'ii is ol Hie . iiiiii I r\ . 1*1 Ulili i tli ' Join ii i rial Ii i. , - a Week It i? I 11nle a I Mi-' In-il l of i III:? ' ral. i. j nrii i is in i In* llniu-l Si aten, in ri r- ula Lie ii, id lorial atniii), ami |-i?'<oriil iinieiriaoii. -J. nliie' Ifi-jioeiI-.rv, ('iikinu.in. Tl-:? MS' (' wliii'** fi to r.ii Si.! e< rihere in the IS. JIakpkii'h \l'kkki.y, one year .... >1 ix) 4 ix) ini'liitli-M pr? |? i) mm 1.1 of U, s, pos-iiiAP hy : 11 ) i ii i?11 s 11 r? SiitiUTipilous to Harper's Magu/.iiw Weekly, in I I! t /, tr, i>? inii* ait ne*ii tor one ? nr, 1n 1 ? ; ir, two of II ii per ? IVrio io a;?, to one adores* lor one > ir, 7 *' postage tree. An Kxtr? < "opy ot either the Mag iziii**, Week> , or Hay. ir will In1 Mippltiil kim i w lor every 'moot 1- ive Sohscnhei 's at 4 (It) ea Ii, in one re iiittaiue?or, Six Copies for'20 no, wilhoui extra oiiy-po t lire free. Hick iV n nliei s cat) he suppled at any time. Tlie animal Volumes ot Harper's W.*cKiy, in ie.11 irlot ti to nil i in;, wi 11 he sen i tiv ex pr-*ss, 1 r * e it expeme, tor 7 '"I ich. A eomplete Sei, coin il-log Nineteen Vo III ines, sent on receipt of ash ai the r.i'e of b Jt) per vol., Ireignl at excuse of pitrch isi-r, i'roiniiient ati miiion will hpgiviii in H trper's iVeekly to ilie illustration of Hie t .enii'iiiiiai lu er it a lit: n.tt 11 x po.-iion Ne a.--p i|?er- are not to copy this advertise lient willioil Hie express order of Hakpkk \ i Hi 11 II i. as. address HAUl'llK HKOTHKUS, New York. dec 4 - h'n DEVOKS ott, S \ l-MvST AND 15HST. GiZV ifedj V WcatJ Ka) BRILLIANT The Fincs?t Illuminator sa tho World. Tlir l)?kvotk .^laiiiilacr^ ('?. ruoriiiKToiis, No. BO 1 leaver St., N12 W YOUK. <M SO?(Jin. Encourage Homo People and Horn* Entorprisa. DOORS, SASIIand BLINDS. I' iff fit, ' ; : 'v - a f?- ' f I I \\ mtv i v"V' ,-i' y) f . * \ ?* ? v?V > : * ' /. -JL* ?..? ? w . ,-?v^ . ,V > ? ; 4 " ' ' ? \ -r Vm<nJ i ..<; >a ?- .*t> Geo. S. Hacker, CVI\ULrc.STOX,|S. C. Only Carolinian engaged in the mamirai tnro ot" I >oni\s, Nash, lilinds ami Moulding and Turned work in ( luu lesion, N. (J. ITiees as I? w as any <>lli?;r house, and worl all Ihsl class. march Id 187-1-ly. ECW'U J. EVANS & GO , n u itski1 y ml'in anl> seei)smhn, yohk, i'knn'a. CPPIAC <?ar?lon an?l Flower Seeds j[^[j^ Grass Seeds, Need Coin, N Potatoes, heed Wheats, tie ami Hedge Seeds, Ate. I>ull?s, of all kinds, for Spring OTT1 PC* TP LA and Fall planting. 1j1)ij 1 llljLiO.Sfu|>(jan| ;lM(j jjxvarf Fruit TM/J Giapes and Small 1 niits, liv igreens, c/ui mental lues ami Shriihs, liosis, ifeity Hauls, \i'., Luelo.se Stamp for pi uo list, 2.. for Full Descriptive Catalogue, jan 10.-2m, u 187C. Professional & Business Cards. " - ; I A'. U. J0I1N80M. .1. .M. JOllNHON c. i\ qi'Atti.KII A r M. JOHNSONSSQUATTLE3AUM, i AT10 KN KYS ami COUNSKLOKS AT LAW Conwayboro, 8. C. I | OS. T. WAJ^Sil, '' Attorney at Law and solicitor IN I;<>UTY, Will ]>ra?'ijci' in (ho < ouri* of Marion, I lorry and <jieoi'uutou n, (MIW'o al CON WAYHOKO, S. O. ' N><v i:r. 1 s?i>.tf. rn i. i,|LiAiSl'lli, Attorney and Connseller at Law Will nivn |?r?>m|>L attention to .til busincs > fill i listed t<> Ills faro. CONWA YbOKO, S. C. Juno, 52, !^]1. rj^oLAU vY IIAUT, Commission Merchants, lfri FRONT STKI'.FT, NKW Y( Klv. i Liberal advances made on consignments V I v;? < ,i i.... A... Orders receive Promut Attention. I nexceptionublc i? 1? i?*lift's given North mill South. J. It. Tor.Alt J. II. 1IAKT. oUN.L'. <>1 S. C ! rpilOS. L. 11A L U LI ,S() X, Commission Mcrchant. | .Miippiii^jiiml Foi wanting Agent, Ki'i.i, t;KKi:K, s o. j Special attention given to the Inlying ami selli ng i I 1 < i.n 1 i M i' t.i{, au*l nihe.i |>r?m1 uce. f( tmilorfiihlc //oii.S'.v. /,o/.x <///</ Sldblt'.s^ Jor I'(da.s, will bit /nt'ninltrtl to t ntntiit ul liiii!k r tmoiy without ( hitr<ji, who culrital thrir /jiimii' .W t(t mc. J J.\ WILLIAMS, I>KA[.KItlt IX CiLN LllAL MLKLII AN DIZLC, MANUKAC'i UliiOli OK NAV'Ah bTOliliS COMMISSION M liKC 11A N T. AND FOILWAKEING AG2NT. ir?"*" Special at tent ion given to the buying ati'l selling of Ton iinber. /; ILL < li EE!\> S. r. I. ItooZKlt EI^ONST'I SHOWN. \\ ilol.KSAI.K M.AI.I.U IN MLN AND DO VIS' i llai*, ( aihi iV Straw I At.M> ladias MIssds and CJhildvan^ Hats, 1 No. T> Haynio St. Oil Alt I. ICS'TON, S. 0. 0^?o.s/7e ('l(<irlc:<lo)i Hotel. iiov l.'J. Citn. The Christian index | A LA ROE KKHIT PACK WF.EKL V Olid A A OF Till: H ARTIST I) ESo MIX Anns. SHOULD HE IS EVER Y HA RTIST FA MIL V IS THE LA SIt. IT IS THE RARER OUR UlIILDRES () UHIIT TO REA D. IT IS THE RARER EOll ALL WHO WOULD /v'AOir HIE TRUTH AS IT IS IS JESUS, si'ns( r i;; / : for i r a / o \ t /'_ t v_ DUCE YOU I! FllI USDS AMU j XEIUIIIIOIIS TO l)() LIKEWISE. IF YOU llAVEX'T IIIE MOXEV, SI'D I .s u it i he Foil in u r a run axyhow? youn rasron will MAKK 'I'llFj AllllAXU.EMUM FOIl YOU. S FN I) Foil SPEC I MUX OOP IKS. TllE I'll ICE OF THE USD EX IS $3 A YEA 11. AddrevH (ill order* to? ,1 as. r. n a mi iso x x co%, jan 29-ftm. liox 21, Alluntd (Id. H50?S,fiH0FdaS"WflNT?D. ! r|^' I 10 undersigned will p iy (In* 1 highest in irkrt price, in cash lor (;o\v Hides, Otter, Mink and | Coon Skins, ami lurs of every diseript inn. rm:i> cusini ax. CoiiwavlxH'O, Sept. li HIi. Kvaugclicul, Nun-StrUiriaii, iinleperulout, The Christian at Work. T. Do Witt Talmage, Editor. The Rest "Religious Paper Published? Mr. T.il mage's Sermon each week, Full Reports of Mr. Moody's Work. 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