KS^... I
LOOAL MATTERS.
lleliglous A ppuintmviits.
|
Preaching in Kint?stcm Cmircli on the
third (3d) Sabbath and Saturday lu'fore in!
December, by lU*v. James McDowell.
On the third (3d) Sabbath And Saturday
y before m January, by Dev. II. M. Dreaily.
Winter seems now to have set in in dead
earnest. Yesterday morning at 10 WVlock
the thermometer alood j?i. n.i
above froer.ing point.
The excitement over Hie situation at Columbia
is so absorbing that some of our ciiimiis
can't wait the slow progress of the news
to thisonl of the w ay place. Dr. Norton anil
E. H. Hcaty 4cft for Colutnbia on Thursday
morning, and we guess Mr. Walsh, w ho
went over to Marion Court and was to be
hack before this, lias been caught with the
6ame contagion and gone too.
Wishing Him the bamk Hlkskinu.?The
, Sheiitf has just shown us a letter that show3
th# good heaitncss of some people untimely
expressed.
It is fiom an inmate of the S'.ale Penitentiary.
lie says "1 take the pleasure of writing
you a few lines to let you know that. 1
am doing well in inv circumxtanecs and wish
* you the ?ame blowing.
Paying off tun Fines.?Th? IIadieu'
office holders in Washington are making up
a fund to pay otl the fine imposed on the State
Hoard of Canvassers for contempt of Court
No doubt they think *7,SO1.) dirt cle ap for the
sharp practice of the Hoard in its efforts
to dodge the rulings of the Court, and to
jjccudii/e r?aiiiijihin.
Mistaken Idknj it v.?The othcrday
as two colored lads mined with guns
and cquiped with shot pouches, powder
horns, bandage cloths and lint rags,
coining down street at quick time
pace we thought wc recognized in
them that the blood of the "lyul1' was
up and that they were on their way to
Colombia to aid the Federal foieefl in
making a raid oidShei itb Pent tor the
reldase of the Hoard of' Canvassers.
The hair on our head fairly jumped
on eiul, we felt our sell shrinking
down like a "box eooter" geitiug back
into his shell; but oil inquiry we found
they were going over the rivev t<?
for4y on the squirrels. Heavens, what
relief ! It did seem as though we had
grown an inch taller, and we sighed
such a sigh of relief that wo have lelt
better ever since.
Wanted to oki in Jail.?At November
Term Court., 1873, Kobeson
Alford was convicted of assault ami
battery, and was sentenced by Judge
Townseinl to three months imprisonment
in jail. lie was put in prison on
the 5th of Nove??ber 1873 and on the
SOlli of the same mouth broke jail and
cleared out. Alter an absence of over
three yearn, he reported in person Inst
Thursday at the She rift's office, and i<?ld
the Sheriff ho hud come back to serve
out ilie sentence of the Court. The
Sherifl told hint that it wan very cold
in jail and the crowd in there wan
large and blankets scarce, hut A!lord
insisted he could in ike out a while
and he thought in a lew days his
friends would send him some bedding.
The Sheriff oould'nt resist bin pleadings
any further and no locked him
up. Ou being asked why he came
back l-o go in jail, he said he had
rheumatism and oould'nt do much at
work, and knew he was entitled to
two months board in jail so he. had
come back to rest. lie was under the
impression that he had staid in j.i 1'
one month, and 011 learning that he
lacked live days of it lie really seemed
pleased.
DlSASTKKOUa Fill* at (jUKKN sea?
Mu. J. 11. Dbuiiam'h Dwelling and
one Our house Ifl'itnud ?Loss yd,000
?Insukanuk foe $3,000. ? Last summer
the turpentine distillery of Mr.
J. II. Durham, at Green Sea, was
burned, by which his loan outright was
*1 ,000 to $1,500, besides the loss he
fluttered in his business by the delay
before ho could get to opperuting\agaiii.
The conviction was then strong that
the fire was ilia work of an incendiary.
It is now saddening to record the fact
that on last Saturday night about 1 1
o'clock, in the absence of himself and
family, his dwelling house, (or rather,
two dwelling houses, they being attached
by a narrow porch, one recently
built,) with all the furniture, except
o Hi 1 to riM.nvorcrl frnm nun (it I lit* I rout
rooms, together with a smoke house
unci family stores, family clothing and
many other valuables, were entirely
consumed by fire.
Tho following account, from a
friend at Green Sea, will give tho particulars,
as far as wo arc able to get
them.
(}rrrn Sea, 8. (3., Nov. 29, 1870
Editor Horry Nora ?
D^aii Slit: ? N'o doubt many of your
readers tis well as yourself feci anxious I
Ttih it
1,1 . |_ w . i ti i?i
to know something more definite ;
about tlio burning ot the dwelling ol
Mr. J. II. Domain, wbieh look place ;
on the right of the 25th inst. Just I
! hero it strikes us that you know as
much about it as any other person is
willing to acknowledge. All we
know hero is that it is burned.
I low ami why wo know not.
The tire was discovered first in the
j roof ol the rear part of the buildings,
and just over the place occubied by
the cooking stove. Whether the fire |
originated from the stove or was the I
result ot ineemliarvism. is all matter
i ol eonjeetturc. No fire hid broil used
in the stove or any part o! the house
I .iter than 3.U0 in the afternoon of that
day. Mr. Derliam and family were
absent, on a visit to their relavtivea
near the cost an J at lite hour of dire
calamity, ignorant of what was transpiling
at their home, were enjoying
the healthful breeze of the sea at
Cherry Crove. The lire was discovered
between eleven ami twelve
o'clock at night on Saturday. Mr. l>.
ami family returned in the afternoon
ol Monday. A small portion of the
furniture was saved, mostly in a damaged
condition. Tito loss was not less
than >5*0,000. Insurance about #3,000.
Very respectfully,
Spectator.
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors font
i 11 discioti?>its ot youth, iieivutis weakness,
eatly decay, loss of manhood. ?kc.. I will send
a leceipo that w'.ll cure you, KltEK OF
CJUAKtiE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South Ameiiea,
Seud a self-addicssed envelope to the Hev.
iIoskph T. 1nvian, Station 1>, liibie House.
New Volk.
Nov. IS, Gtn.
The (beat Exposition.
We have received from the publishers*
Messrs. Hubbard Urns., ol Ehiladclphia, ad
I Vance sheets of a foi I hcoini mr volume. wliieli
will greatly inteiest pvery American. It is
entitled "The C'kntknniai. Kxpomtion
1)ksf'ki hki > am) il.l.l ni KATUD," and is A
complete history him! pictoiiul representation
of this grandest wot Id's fair the world lus
ever known.
hveiy intelligent And thoughtful person
who lus visited the lSx[n sitioti and ootnpre
hended not only its vast proportions Wot Us
wide significance, will l>e glad to liitd it photographed
and pieseived in permanent for;f
in this beautifully prepared volume.
The gieat I'.xposition is teally a trpresent.v
lion of all that the human raee has accent plished
duiiii/f its career of six thousand
years. The nations of the e.nth of every
clime selected that which embodied their best
thought.- and their highest Achievements in
evesy department of human effort, and btitiging
them together, invited the world to behold
the last and most ported icaults of all
that man has accomplished in every iicld ol
thought, industry and skill.
<H t he millions of our citizens who have expended
from $ *>') to $JOO each in viewing and
studying this wonderful display, we have nev"
er heard of one who did not feel amply repaid
for the expense of time and money involved.
These, millions desire to study more
ai leisure wnai iin'T coui.i men examine hut
hurriedly, and many millions more who could
not visit ami see it, dcsi.e to pos.iess a wnik
which shall give them a lull ami adequate representalion
of thi*> grand and woadeilul fx!iibilion.
To supply this urgent demand is the
object of this wo k. It lias been prepared
fiom material gathoted on the grounds, by
the most careful, puhmt and lahorous ie'
search, and from ofli-lal sources, and though
it does not claim, as some do, to bo by olliciai
authority, it enmuiandi confidence litereny,
(ion, Uawleo having announced that no book
has any right to such a claim. It describes
briefly the inception and growth of this grand
enterprise, but mainly ihu wonderful exhibits
of the Nations of the New and Old World,
showing their different peculiarities, cuitosi
ties of mechanijui, &c.t and contrasting thorn
one with the other.
Ihit the interest and value of the book lie
largely in its profuse and biilliant iiiustrai
tions. Jn tliis uiulfitude of finely executed
| engravings, the main ft at tires of the Kxhibi1
tiou are vividly impressed on (he miml of tic*
J leader in a way that words cannot do. It is
next thing to seeing tin* great World's Fair
itself. We advise our readers to examine tlie
the hook carefully should they have an oppor'
(unity. Wo presume the publishers want
j agentr in this vicinity, and we lmpe some of
jour energetic young men will improve what
I s. *i'His lo us an cviiat i.linnrv rmm > I n n il tr it.
serve our citizens aii.l do a handsome paying
business.
IlANDso.Mr: I'KKMifMs.?The publisher of
"The Nursery" has issued a lis' of premiums
for obtaining subscribers to Ins j> ?pul ar magazine.
The list Comp' ises articles useful ami
oruameiit.il, including hooks, games, knives,
skates, and toys cf all kinds. Here is a chance
I for boys and girls to obtain a nice holliday
i gift for themselves or a friend, by making a
little healthful exertion. "The Nursery" en
teis upon its eleventh year in .January, 1877,
and is as full ?,f life and animation as over.
The secret of its success is found between its
covers every tii'mth. The price is $1.(50*
year. It is published by John L. Shorey, :5(5
Hiom field St., JJustou, who will send a sample
number with premium list for ten cents.
How Wnclc Hampton's IVnce Policy is
Regarded in New York.
On last Sunday, Kev. Do Wilt
Taliuage in his sermon, preached in
the Brooklyn Tabernacle, on the situation
in regard to tbo recent election,
using lite parable ot Jolhum as a text
said;
But by a strange and unlookcd for
perplexity, there is danger that the
Presidential chair will be occupied by
the bramble of division, of thorns of
despots?the nettle ot national irritation.
For thut will be characteristic
oil it * \vt;iuuA >' i
??u?a? ?< i . n???wwwwuaiaw grviuimMf
of tlio administration of either of these
men if they tako tho position at the
hands of tho ballot-box stutter* or
uiitaiihlul returning boards. [Ap- |
pinnae. |
In applying his discourse ho said: i
"Wo ought to show our gratitude ;
to God for tho equipoise of the nation.
1 lehold tho most sublime spectacle on
| earth?two political naVlies, altera
long and treniendouH contest, standing
in ordurly sileuco, waiting lor the
clear and distinct enunciation of tho !
; ballot box. No riots in tho streets,.
b or less cause in oilier years our cities ,
: have been sprinkled wilh violence. ;
The political parly in Souili Carolina,!
rejected by the parly opposing, in* J
' stead of trying to raise up strife, call j
j upon I heir consul iientu lo leave it to
the higher tribunals of the Slate^nd
nation. [Applause.] I know im
{more admit able document than that
of Wade Hampton. It is the. voice
, and hand of God helping uh in 187(1 I
I as he delivered us in 17 70. He is not
| worn out with our id doings and in* {
gratlitude. There will bo no civil j
! war, and no need of any contest.
NVo; be to the man who durcH propose
it! lie will wish he hud never been
born." [Applause.]
The Radical Legislature.
From tho Union-Herald we have1
; the following as tho first days pro coed j
ingsol the Jl idical Hump legislature,
alter the Democrats had withdrawn
j because of the ejection oI the members
by Grant's buyouts under Chamberlain's
orders.
SKNATK.
Tho senate nif?t at 12 o'clock, and
was called lo order by the lieutenant
govern >r.
Hon. S. A. bwails wan el exited president
pro loin.
All the democratic m?natort) t<w>L
their feats including Me^ntt, (*ary
and Todd, <11 Kdgclicld ami Laurens
counties.
The old officers were elected. The
body is now engaged in forming the
regular commitiecn.
The Senate informed the house that
il H&h ready to proceed to bueinesM.
HOUOK OK KKPUKK KXTATIYRS.
Tlio home of representatives was
called to order to-day at 1'2 o'ejock by
the clerk of the hist bouse ot representative*,
Mr. A. O. Jones, The clerk
called the roll. Sixty.eight member*
answered lo their names.
The house then went, into an ctecI
tion for speaker. Mr. K. W. M.
j Alackey and Mr. N. H. Myers, ol
Uc.tulort, were put in nomination for
that otlice. Kaeh inoiuhcr vote' a*
his name was called. At the conclusion
it was declared that Mr. Mnckev
had received 59 voles ar.d Mr. My?*rsi
I '2. Mr. Wallace declining to vote.
1 l;v clerk duly announced Mr.
M u k<-y to Iiavc been elected speaker
of the house of represent at i vca. The
| new speaker wan conducted to the
i desk by Mr. Myers, who administered
! lite o il b ot olliee. Mr. Mackey dclivI
erd ;i Uriel speech, thanking the house
lor (Ik* honor conferred upon him, ami
assuring ih?- body th.it he would per.
! bum the duties ol the olliee iir. pariial!
ly, without regard to race or party.
The ii.lines ot I lit? members were
then called by counties and the membei'H
advanced to the bar ami were
sworn in by the cici k.
The counties ot Anderson, Abbeville,
Aiken, Barnwell, ( die sicrliehl,
I (Jlaiemloii, Colleton, Fdgetield, (jieen:
vide, I lorry, Lancaster, Je-xington,
Marion Marlboro, Oconee, I'likcns,
Spartanburg, Union and York were
not represented.
Mr. Jones was then put iri nomination
tortile olliee ot cleik ot the house.
Whole number of votes east, 5'.);
11 coos sal y to a choice, 30, o| which |
Mr. Joui'H received 5<J, Mr. Stewart 3.
' Mr. Jones was declared duly elected
and was at once sworn in.
The house then went into an declion
tor seriroaut-ai-arniA. Henry
I 'aniols and Win. Siinouds, of Kichland,
and Mr. Spencer, ot Abbeville,
| were put in nonutialiari Ibr the olliee.
| .Mr, liaiiiel* having received 52 voteA
J was declared duly elected sergaut alarum.
Mr. JJanicIs was duly sworn
in.
Mr. Marshal, of Fairfield, and Mr.
| Spencer, ol Abbeville, weie proposed
1 lor the olliee of reading r lerk. Mr.
Marshall having Jrecetved 40 votes,
was declared elected and Hworu i.i.
, A mea.-age was sent to the senato
; informing that body that the house
i w as organized and ready lor business.
Mr. Straker, ol Orangeburg, said:
now that the house had been organ!
tzed, be was disirous to know noon
! what authority it was ho organized.
The speaker informed th*; member
that iho authority was found in section
14, article 2, oi the state eonsti.
union, which made the house the
judge of the qualification of its own
memhcis. The number of numbers
legally elected was i I (J, a majority of
which was 69, and he perfectly agreed
with the clerk, who declared that a
quorum was present. The case was
so decided in the national house ot
representatives by Mr. Valandighain.
Mr. Hamilton is now discussing ihe
question of the representation of the
| counties of Kdgetield and Laurens.
This is a Gaelic proverb: "If the;
the best man's faults were written up- I
on his forehead, it would make him i
pull his hat over his eyes.'
j> i t)k.y ^.vi : 'J
r*?rffu**ww,^?r.o.v m.. .1 c I-vt- f v , j
*a iituirr ?ci?omx.
CoNWAYJlolto, S. ('., DfC. l>-'/0 ('MUl'K
'IViti'KNTiNK?Virgin $2.00?Vol
low'(IIo $1-75 to $2.00 Scrape $1.00.
Timber?Jo demand, 5 l<> 10c prft.
provisions.?l'ol k lla<*?>n, 12jal5
Kggs |Oal2?.e ; Corn Js>l\ to $1.00
No sale of timber this week.
1,itti.k Uivkk, S. C., Deo. 2.
Tt'itPKNTiNK?Virgin $1,75 per l?l?l ol 280 1
His. " Old ilip $1.75 "
Corn $1,00 |>er Im?Meal $1,20 per bu.
Pearl Hominy $1,50 |ht Imi?Salt $1.50 |>??i 1
Nick? Field IV is $ .50 to $1.00 ? Mol.i-vse* 05
to (to cents per gal?Hacon si les, 15 to 10$
cents?Mour $7 to ii,per bh|.
Country I'nonpcK.
Chickens 1<> t<> 20 cents?10 12. !
Cow hides 7 to 9 cents. Wind 2?? cents Ih.
lVanuts $1.2."> to il.i>0 KteVi lieef, 0 to 7
cents, Milium 7 lob cents,?Cool wood
$2.00 per coid.
(Jkouoktoww, * Nov. 20.
Crude tut|r?ut?u??Virgin yellow ?l?i?
$2.?'A), Scrape Coin V> ? *0 coui? pr.bu
Uougli Ulce 7*? U? $1.00 j.e? biid.ol
< ii int lis ion. S. <N ov. 20.
Sphlts tnrp^ntiuejddVlS^ e<j (ti<?iii $I.7'? to
fl.s.'i Ciude.? Viigin $1.2*>; < Hd <Iip ?1.2&.
fccr?n?e. *io cts. Cotiou, WJ to K?
Wn.MiNoios, M ('., Nov. WN
avai. Stouks.?Crude Turj n'ine?Virgin
$2.00, yollo* ?2 ?i? n.tiu M ,w.
Spirits tuijs'uUne, Uuc. iar tuiIvu
0 Lo 1 i
\?.?v YoltK, Nov.'JW,
Money 3J j?er cent. Cold luo?.
Hpiuts lotnlio?? 3>) to
40 Cotton Iw ui 12.
I2ciii:2ar^ (UouiisKis&icu i Sv>;VJT.
A1 lie n?'i t regular com mimical mil <t(
rr ! I or i y JanJge, No. (j."? Ac. ] '. . M/^^X**'"
'>e hold on Tuesday night Doe.
' v xolh. 1870.
LIy oiUoi olthu \V. M.
! :. K. I1EATV Seety,
Wficjv.i.i'jj im - vi 'io*.r s?agverrr?? tot-rr.i ,.a.iM IMil|
feiaic ^iu'oliua.
IIOKltV COUNTV,
IN Tin; OlfHT CK I'ltOll VI E.
Hy Itawr (?. I.ong, riobatf
"AA riil.liKAS, Tin*. W. UfAty, Faq.,
\ V ' I*'11 of t!i* (*>urt of <'oiiiiioii Ilcut,
lor 11< ouut r of Hurrv, in'li luuir unit to
in*, (otolor tin* provision* of lin (i;-uoial
b?l4t it to* of lliiii N|,?tc |<:c?\ filing fot lJ;** u<tiniiiMi.il
ion of ?l* frtiiol to xi'4iit Inui I?tt?*iw
ot ailiuiuui lotion of Lite i'?UU' ami Hl'?rLs
ol .1 oiu'ii S\ i Ilium*:
Tln'*?t *t*? llwrcfoiv t<? cite and mlinoiiuli
J A1.1, and Modular tin' Limit eil ami nviiilor* ot
lil?' feillil J alllCM li ill( (l'HV4.v*?J, tllAl til*)
!* ami 'tpjM'ur bi'foiti mk1, i11 ill* Cuutl ol
1'mn.it*. to In* li*nJ at Couiv^ytioi'o, uu XIou
?Jiy, lbt ?l.?y of Joint it y, 1^77, *f(or publica
I lion lictMiil, at 11 o'l'loi'k io tin* toi?moou, to
tlioW cmIimS it 4iii 11 i**y have, h liy tint wwni
4llll!luiwtt.?tioil llillilil not )<l glatllcti.
t i\ * 11 utolt*r my hand, liiit ^Ivl day of
Nov. A. 1). Ie7<>.
lb A AC C.LONCJ, J. I\ II. C.
till:
Crowning Glory.
TilE (SOME
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Sewing Machine!
war AWinnui) Tnh
I
\ First Vroinium 1
At the Centennial Exhibition, l.STfi, and has
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wlicrver exhibited.
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17 New Montgomery Street. Sau Franclscr,
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>? v- ?r . , *-?_ -_?*. ? -r i V" * ' ;ZT
H at ;< S w.
By order of I robu'e Court. - ! 11 i? Keul U"n I
tate ot Jaiiicj J Kobcits, noM lor Partition.
1 \ riJKSI'ANCF. of an order of the Pro- j
1 bate Judge for IJorry County, I will
oiler for *al? Iwlbre the Court House in Con*
wayboro, S. (!., on the llrst Monday in l>eeeiulier
nrvt, doling legal sale hours, Ihe real j
estate of Jane's J. KoIhoIh, deceased, all that
>.i...? i....i .o........i ? I
II ? I MUM |<I?I1(M14M|| W| 14 lllli Wl'Uiru irii
drown Swamp, containing one liu.tdiod acres
more or lens, ami) hounded by lauds ? I Win.
tiaitin, John Lewis and J. K. Skipper, lo lu
sold at Uiu rit>k of tint forinoi purchaser.
la re Real 1'iU'i of Isaac Mclkry, Hold for
1'ai titioa.
I X r'l'Uftl' AN'CR of an order of the Pro-!
.1 lute Jud;;< for Horry County, i a ill j
oiler lor sale Im-Ioic the lloud House in I'on- >
wayboro, S. U., on tb? first li'Midiv in He- i
M'liiU'l' next, d'.llin^ I'Val rale hours, tie |
teal estate ot luac Mclluy, deceased, tyro 1
tracts of lauds situated in iloriy County on
Simpson 1'ieok.
Tiaet No. 1, containiii? one hundtsJ so
mole or leas, bounded on North, by public
road, gii mil, by lauds of I. J. i'aikerund
oil) sr. Tract No. 2, eonlain'hj one linnii.ed
unes iju?:? or l< ss, bounded by lands of ah U. 1
Kicluidkon, Ism.*- J. 1'a ker and other. Conditions
('mli. A'utvl.4ser to pay for litisA.
II. Skll ri'lll, t>. U. C.
Canwaj boro, X. C., Nov. Ill, lS7d.
\I.SO, On Tussday, -?th day of December
next, between tlu hours id 11 ?'eloek
io ilto foiisttoou -ild o'clock in thy aftm noon,
at, or near the re-d lance of 1'hilip sh*ll>
? ( I)o?. moll l o\t naliip) < hie hand uilti, and
la.ikta ki ol fodl.r; levied on us the p.n|* rI
\ of /hick bhoily, at > be knit of liidiard Jordan.
A. 11. hlaIt'l'lalk, ?>. li. O.
Nov. 21.18.1;.
L>li* I n. ii. I*-?Ihii'n? rlcs l?y nta ix l?ky -at
Oi Ui : ? ;w r j i ;>i!>l< ! iu l to on I r rtj mi i?
Lite and Labors of j
Li VJLJStySnmifi.
This v#i. i hi v> tfioii r r.m?? itinoiu th? ni'?i
lU'kict t>( in; triiiiii f, itii.i tin* l>u>ix i?
oni' hi Hi* in'J I > Hi itiin, f ii?id iiiii^', i1 -1? I r
i II !? I r 11> ?t iii> 1 lyi'truclii* volutin-* t-v?r i-*u? J
llt?n.it l k.? wiiiy ?!ilii? null ituliu-uUi' UN, Hint.Iniii*
. n i-i.-n I i| i'. it nil will* i i.i'i-i :i,'?uii
ii* *?! (-0 ij .1- 4 v. W'ni' |uiiu( i t I It-run it
l?,l lilliiUll iiKtll*.) i'ulilliiii it, 7*4 S iu
tu.u .Sr, I'ii 11*. nwr a * l
TVfjv* nv
V.'e ?ay cavh I'm' old Kounty
Laud Warrant?, they ur? acatteri'<l
;ill t?vt;r (.! ? South; *t*uit them j
by re's'i^tered loiter to j
mC CO., OJI> l\ tit., WaadiLujfWu,
o. c.
rtari-KV Savimos Dank,
Vf ARUIkt* I'oK, I). Nov. 510, 1H7A.
hi no h i :ig Mi'vwi t. ((ILMOISK A ('<).,! tak*1
IJf-?m ? in iv<rotuiu^iiiliu^ tlit in *? rcD.iblr
Mini trufelworthy m^miiU iiu.1 attorney*.
vV. i.. VAKDikUi.il*, Cashier.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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jT J *. t*.J>t u*ir.il v.l Wiieliljr, hrf.irfl ite i *r
iitiui.it: up j.'i your work for tin* foil itn.l vrinier.
Tu* riuiiiiiu It: tu for ll.lt Mi.titn urp miyllimjc
li*r. foti *i' hi ii-'ii jtifil. T-r.n? *-ii l I rt*r <tn
^plu-MtlOM. CwiH, Clcoah M Co., 1 ( Warrni J?t.,
VKfttrm
WITH COLDS IS Ai,WA \\S DANGEROUS
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1 r; r-n_ n i. -ii- m _ -i * - r -
weua \j?vrorjuc xaoists,
i mri" r> dii?.lv for t,\?*i/li?, uml nil <t i?c.??r* of tl<?
Turn* , Lnnf >, m *i 11 if M moim illfinf.r tun .
rin 1 1' OMiY IN UI.III. r.DXKS S<. d by *11
Dniff I ?. O. K. CU1.N Tff.V, 7 Sum Art.
I.*r, <1 ( v? Yolk.
Attention All!
GBKAY 11ANKKI l? 1 SAU OF .IKVVt f.RV.
On rtiiipi uf A) rmtR mii 111 rr ml by rani
(1'inl |i >|.i, * 11 of i hr fMlo-.vinn pice* of J.'Wclry,
v* I ft hi (fold l-lm-.l flnKiAfid Sicctx Hut.
Mm*, 1 t <1 ?*M f"i oo i Ahii t r.tiid?, 1 coll .i r tml
I **c?l in r n in, I roll |'l itu irmrh ?:h*in mid I
<rui'? mi' ciir.il ? !trf |)in Y*> cilVr tin* jjrcat
>iii?iim in- r?*ly to tiro*/ attention ro our on*l.
lirrx, K* ITi< IlkVa* Mil k I It ?t? of W.tli ll? 8 null Ji'iv# |r\
ii ;o a* u <<< ? . *? !.d for imI'i l<'Kiix Ot;I.KS A
O . 7H'> ii iniiwti. Now York t'liy.
r KiiAD? bOlt "XTTEn i5 i hi:
Oontanaial Exposition
III StMOHI.il AMI IM.UM'WATKI),
A graphic j??ii iMi-uirrof lm tumor y, itr.iml null
dine*. wotid'-rmi cvii hin, curio*.tie*, (rr?oi
.1 >?, r"i. F r.if? **ly tll.t-ir tied, tool ok'iIt p >p.
til ir iiti-< vi-t* i'hri|i At ii* t K'll lin ni-ni'ii
fi.'MX) Ac?nU XV mi*.!, .fond for full ptriieurtrs.
rill* wi i he in* ch in ?uf HJjr'tri id roin moo
yl*?i. <1?t fir oiily rciiibic Wmtory. Nan
U i rit < ;-n* . 7S1 S < liftOiil St , I'll I IK.
t'AUVlO.N -Ho i ot dc> i*v*d hy pr*o?\tnr?<
III Ilk", n?? 'I m III* to I|<> "offli'l Al" l\il(t tO.llliK
*ll.it <* 111 h i pp.Mt I" A Ilk. Olid Sept.
AjrfM'l* TV";?!i(<'t] for thft Siorv ? >!
PHAEX.EY ROSS
A.V ' tc. V a .<** 71 1L_ U .ir-WAiUfl
Writ *o ky lit* f.itlirr A ?o n| lot** re u.tul ol
III* unlet '< )?iri iuM? A'lilucitluli .turf L ?CtlllU'
.v'Mivu W'tli I'.o Kiiiiii# I .'tier* a 4 iiiu.tr ?
lion* ().|i??l ki! ulli.r U oU? (ln? A*>iii
to< V 19 ii' di'll I <i ? 11 iy Trrtll* II Ii# r*l.
Autlrc*", Jo.ill h 1'oh?i & i 'o , I'tflilUlitri,
I'lll I*.del pill t.
II A SON AII AM LIN
n t Ty i r ?v ja rt v. 3
w\ u# I W w | ^ ?/| I
Ilavo fca:a Unanimously A*3i?nod fcho
"FIRST RAWfC
S5VESAL REQUI8ST8."
Ofnuoli fsi<?irtiiuonls, At Cli*
u. S. 0SNT2NNIAL, 137C.
and are. the only oic<>? sj-lgne.) thi* mate.
Their raperienty Is <te inrrl, not in one or t *>?
reepecte on y, kn( in Ml tin* important qnall'ie*
of ><n or<t?n. A X'til mid I>i|>iotn\ h ir? *l?o
i,r*n * w irde.i them, ?.nt inrdt ? of equal a ila*
were * witrded U Aft ch ? deemed wo'tny e I re
fojrmtmn. k> Uim mmy m kmc can advertise
Hr?t niedMe" or hiylir?taw?r<v"
?' ?f r\nk lii rj el ence, ha* hern deterrnla'
d hy 'k* J'? K'"*' H?-p ri* nioin*, in whteli
the Maaoult H mhi,ii o .in* n<a iTiianlmnndv
"Th' Kit at i? uu, in th? eeverm rrqui*iifti"
of hk'U liiniriiiiiv.it*, null rv the on I > mift
miifurd thli rmik Sir K-porta 1 h>?
i0(iiu was not iin'-xpo'itij, for t'-0-e orrnnn h?v?
Uniformly Ukfii fii|ili*?t ;?w irua In am h cnmp*
Itlonr. iliern li'li.k i> at limn ei x exceptici.e ii.
ti indited* of cmiiptri'i.n*. Ti.rjr w-rr wiiul-d
ilr?i ii eda*. *' U lliffht-tt honors at Px.k IHI7,
Yeiurtn 1W.1. Sjiiikko u-76. Hhil:id?l|ilil,? *7d
iliivinc thu* been nw.r.l U liiKlift-l Iiimio a m
(very Worut'n Kx til On Ion rat mliiiin ihey h a * I'offli'drri,
and being the only Anvriciti organ*
which (vrf ulitainrii an) award in tuiropa
N?w Mvn?, v?i i h mi |>io< vim'n 10 v?ii in t# I at
the t>n n'linlal; ale* ml iiv w imio iii great vitrie
ty l'rlcra vvry low vat coii*l?l#iil With ti at mai.-rlnl
rand workmnnthip OrKink ?o.d for roan
or Juaiallineni*, or reined until rent par* k'.v??
rv organ w irrun tvd to gi v e enure ? ti infraction to
every rei?i>onAbla purch.mvr of ilia money return
d 1 liuai rateil itatnioKU ? ifiit frie.
M A Si > N A llAMMN IHIiJAn (Mi?1M Tram
nit Street, liostoa; '.!A t'non ckjnar#, Naw
Yorhi and U Adam*
irr?j 1
?;i53 Cit.vo^io,
Fifty |?ap*? ?:iOO lltnstratioiia. w i ?
scriptioim of lliuuiaiuli of the be?i /intTo.4
and Vegetable# in the world, ami tl?? v ?y to
grn v tlii'iii- -all lor a Two V* t4 tostagj
klamp. Printed r? ttcrntao an I ,li.
\ it k'? Floral |<uri?, t^iaitaily, i.S v ?t?
year.
\ ick'a Klowar and (?arl>n, .VI
cents in paper; la eUganl cloth ot.*?-r? *' > .
AJdivw, J 1 MKS Ylt!.\,
RocIKMIT, 4. V.
Vick's Floral Guide
a beautit d C^ ie tail? Journal, ftmdf lluttr-t
I'ljiiiiniin; C<>i<?I?i ri.'tt'f
l'lata ili*t in ?l iiuiiiO??i'> I'lkr o itjr ? >
ociik l??r Mi* Tho lint No. foe Ifi71
juat nsti vl in ami fcmj'wh.
Vlck'i Klowar vV Ye^'labla UmVii, In
jn^w'r a) cant*; with oiolli coT?m
$1.0').
YuL'a <.'ata!<*y?e?1100 lMiftratio.?, only 3
Ctlltx.
iKlrea?, J \ MIi^ VITK, VLoV. T
vick'3
ri:Tfor and Vopubli Ox?d*a
i? l\i? uio>t Ixvuuitul work of tin) mil hi . * *
voi'.U. It Ciiiitaina uuaily 1'*) h irvilivtU
<)J tin* ulu?lrain? i?, ainJ ? \ ? Wio?%?
1 lalo* ci FLiWOH, UrauUI alf di4-?.i ant rn
oimlfioiu luitun*. I'riew .V? i.i ?? v?r<;
51.00 in ok'^aut ciiitk. 1'iuiui im uwi.ikA*
ami iuij;li*li.
Vli'k'? kluial liuiiic, (4nai w*t ly, JO Kin a
) oa.ir.
YiiVtf Catalogue?J1<)0 llliietrat Wvtw, '*?|y 2
cent*'
AihlruM, JAMIW riCK, Woi-hcatflr, !f T.
V ICKVi
2L0V/23 and V2(*3XaV:3L3 3IG.GS
in plantod by a million pcoplw in Ammica,
iSr.w
Vi? w'? Catalogue?3>) llUi*tr*tloM?, o?iy 2
oeiiM.
\ ick'* Floral f?uui?, Cjn.irc?iIt, 'A3 ?.
yrar.
Viok'j Flowrr ami VrjftaWr Caiol**, 30
canto; with fluent elot'a I.<m?.
Adilrcm, JAMlvJJ YiCIt,
KoclieHrr, N. Y.
Death to fclaru Tirnu*!
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
WE TAKE ?'LEA?IJIi* 1SF A.IYOlf l
ciiitf lu 41 if ctturm of Horry that -r
ar* now 1114 our (a>it.\i jtimwi M k,W
M i l>KK, wlwre wn likvo, ami k?t-y tooat.iully
on hand a w?ni acleotcd ?uoca, *u>l
^eiioral aaaoi Uncut of
DliY flOODS, n\ r? AID CAM, BOOl?
AN D SUOU4, HAHDNf AMli, MT '.tAXi
I'Alii,I CUKLAKT, CKOC&EH Y, DAUIAmv
AND kkUlClNk-S, m:., ?C.
CrocciicG a Specialty.
W? m?k? th? Grocery irada a apgcltllCf
and .1 tat I at ail I iliac* nav* o i Ua.vi a ? u
pivtin aiock.
iv * li-?y* iiovf on H.4tiH
111! 1 MA L I iii> ii ACoN 3ll??S,
Dili MA I. TED UACON MtiOl/'I.HJlM,
EOKk, Flail, IiU i'? r.K,
Laud, i'i-.A, guikifl,
mlcals kodjuksw,
Mf Kt'F, FLOL'K """""
.xf 4 II 4.M?J4A ^ l.xal r- II - W. -- J- A.
n?i |in?iTn?| irvui hiu urov t -ojoau j m m uT ^
Uu?.
0?f advantages of rereivln* gsodf frosa
New V"??:k, Boston, Philadelphia ami bil*!ihoif,
by vessels coming onl for lumber givas
in * choice of markets, and *t rt?ry lo v
(retains, which will enable in to ?cll oil.*
good.! at prices that w.U meet the demands of
the limes.
BUCK A IJKATT.
Bucksville, fl. C., July 'J'J, ld7'J,
july 'iU-if
fU \\F F. A JOH N
}A \V . BAH?M, Maim,
ctuceis of Bar.vks' Patent.
11'* o o i Power Machinery.
Scroll Bans. etc.
'l'he only foot power inv
T v\ bi cliinery wliliout dead centers,
Kg to Si/flf) per year
92?f V# made luiuc those machines.
h. Ml.er, Seliimj,
(trove, Pa., say-: ":>ixty dollars <$';.)) jwr
month made wit'i machine after working
ten hours i#*r <lav at a tiade will do."
\V. II. ilirriaon, l.otike, Ark., sajj: "Sawed
out sis dollars (i'h worth of brackets to ?
hirst three hours after it was .yet up. t
Say what yon read this lu ami send for 4d
page illuhtrated catalogue, free. Address,
\V. F. A JOHN IJ.VHN'iC*i,
Rockford, Winnebago County, 111.
ov 4 dot
Notice to l'i?h Miiycrn.
ffNlIE undersigned keeps constantly on
1. hand, mullets fresh and picketed, for
sale at Cherry tirove and Little River.
N. if. MORSE.
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