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I Y dyj iuly s, -81u . The State Fair in Koimber. Tethird annual Fair of t:e Agricue. tural and Mechaical Society of South CardliRi, wil begin oil Mndir, the 6;h t Novemher ne"t, and cio.e onS the Uth. The Prewljitm list, sereral o which we have received through Mr. Ge). Svints, of Clombia, offera the t most jIaeral. premiunjs ia the deparz ments to bezepresented. The intcz.t- f egpof{ the week wiHi be, relvmd. i(tT e po*.14de, bv Pmpeitire mu cal ex'ereiarfrom several tine band-z :A tourian,eft, unkr the managemient cf v Col. Haskel, and a haa-tar by the ladies h (te tt,oria As_socia;iop. .%Fhat ray the County Agricntural S ieties-.Zo. making the forthco.ilg I E a grand succss? what says the j * NeJwberry . Agricultural Society,- and what'say our reople generally ? Shall thiprodn.cts-'f our fitelds and forests, ercfard-s.nd vineyard:-our workshop:, I tne, and quLrries-our st-nbles, Larn yard- and stock-lats-the pantry, the e(dwe, the laundry, the nursery and the' sewing cirele-thi. bondoir zna the ittdio.-prove that brnin and heart have been ;xerci;ed, and that buy band hawvarbecen- deftly plying in the variedI side f enterpriAe? Llt ibe Fair in November he a sec cevqtkna -above all let Newherrv have a prominent place in the beautiful picture ef 4AHome Indnstries, which rmsust pre vaitand will proper" the State if our pinale SO W.:LL and woxx! Tairs are go--d institutiont; and apart from the benefits which accrue to thr Ctinmonwealth-in the development of bur resources. a broader p4Aanle is establikhed hy the as;ociatiozi of her ci:izen;, where. ina unity or community of inte,-exts. jdeaq, principle% Pasd affiuities'ob tain, and t. tae,. from the muoiltiis to the *hxIaar&.br%ought together ins mutual sympathy,gool-will and fellowship-and aenteite cordiale, so to speak, entered irte between her people. b an inter e of reciprocal courtesies, &c. are pleased to say that the citi si. or Coluibi-a p?otise, so far as lit erf lpitalitv at energy carn do it, to ma e-4e coming fair a grand one in :all espects, and they hope to see their goe4 ",d ldity full of vi.itors froni the t upecowntry. - [uh out of Litge. Blessed aie they who expect nothing for they will not be.d:sappointed, and yet if the atmrstig!neral rulo, to estimate a book o newsp.-per arriele by its head. intg, he'fllowed in this case, we fear thire muay be di-sappiunment. In the acli.i,n of ti heading to cap a few c desultory itemts gathered in one hot day an-I two nights,.during a recent visit to iety.glisch news at th'e lower end of the G. & C. R. R., no dece-prion is in I tended, and at once it is acknowledged that the mnaterial on hnand is very scant. The idea in*en&-d to be conveyedl .is tha t mael in quartity -not in quali-y.-wil!( bismade eut of lit tle. And now, dear reader' if 50U are vatisfied with the ex plap;i"..n and are willing to follow us. i wqdi proceed as the -preather saith, in thepcond place. . One mtoiient unre, haorever. a Frenichman .once wragered Naat hyr.g.dmag. .better sottp of a stone:-tanr an. En:lishmnan could a it h at beef boue, and,he didl-if our hash then istapaiZatable as that Frenchrman' soup I' ywifliod pleased and wc will he hap [ pr: Secondly-a ride on the cars, in a I (' nchor whatever conveyvance or a ie; always' reveals somiethuing new, I asUte laughcihte or otherwise', andl we i en nde w people stav at home h so~pgdj6tently andl accept the .!d hum dru~marese of every day hiie, instea'i fo mixing more nith, their fellows anid rul.ag off a little Uf ~the roa-t which isj *ae togather in such cases. Perhap; if the railreas would reduce their far es ,1appy aq1 idhis.remspect rmight he It Saisd ar~esaified that more' K ~i~oc1d be realized than w ith pres tt rates. Going down ha this occasion onr eves were refre,hedawhha remarkable shock ' of hair, worn in the prevailing a.:t. that ia eowing loose and free, and overP the whole creation almost of the woman 1 ly owner. Distance lent a certain en chantmnent to the riew ; it wne. the most bair we'd ever seen on woman befo,r. and the sonnheams playving among it- 'l ahundant folds gave it a radiance qluit. attractive. The soft winda played n ith K i4, and there was enough for every pas setger on the coach to have done thc 4 owner seemed aisleep, andl no gl,imm;'e of othr' b.ese'v charmns could he seen. Xhts watwitalizing. As the train ap proaced Alston it ran afoctl of the bi w1n'd,'eorm -every one remembers the* wtr4 of Tuec.day afterroon last, for i seeme,d IA prevail avery where- and gr.a. cious ;nodlness, it played wild work with amrad of hair, and aroused the .sweet sleeper. We were arraid she'd lose -ir, and approached to lend a'osi-t at'ne, ht, alas, the enchantment was bro~ken -on a nearer view, the angel had Ii Sed, the sur.sheamns va'i,bedl, th, hbeant i ful goldeni looks were of the colonr of brown pper. suchl as grocery merchants wrap -ap mauikerel a ith, the soft wave were alt iniks and tantglt-, and the up i turned fac'e was in keeping with the< st yle and appearance of the hair.' Two hondred and tifty pounds of flesh were autached t.o it, aneli eacb pouncd had ex pe,-lenced its own peculiar diffiulties in a lang and varied life. Had our youn;: t 'fried, Dr. T. T. .Mcort.. not come to outr assitana"e, w.th an introductionl to a real nget we'd hav'e col!apsed right then antd there, 'ati . t condi ctor Jsaacs to no little troule. After this we beg our I g.dy nends to keep up their hair, little cms'sn m adoge in the. flowing.rtyle, 3 4 . e n'ob tr'~r i ry ;or. and there "lao ttl'ing the ef ct such a sight nav have upoa our a- on ~tite, eSom: or m EFS- at any time. th This brings us to the cild and never , .raott.:n cmnsidra tiot--chicken, aud as ds ach as oue -i:-,n J,ke um mbout our a I mrtOnity for the hird fried, we find that Sir I e iarge :m:Ijoty of men and v:ometi have h he samnv weakvres. Only the other d;ay* 01 e me't a co:marciah tr.v.-lier who said t .,' culI not m:ske a sadi actor meni i th "ithout chir4:el; antd one n1cer sits d w : ' a ublic h1:! tWa,': a ith'out hea:Inag o-:te vm* groAti.h: AT chtoken hc rot rt c t.n . The u.::.vcrF.a&, p:e-:.liling I an, is chi-:hen ; is it a wonder the I hat a e ive it, and spend a1i our lo,;%e b, w:-:* for ts Ii:.ce, .rt1unt it Upa dere-:r we g . We a;mnt help in i re n %-!! vf fare g*ven us at the, 'l taia l1otel, %hic-b is slightly coim-Dh of chicken ; we give it in u!l for he enrv and adiii iaion of our fr.end., nd partCicur-v for Mr. 1. N. G., of New erry town. a cAelirated eutist, n ho (ouid have gb-lird at jtit such a .etre:ik an f ehicken luck, and who aftevwarl rmuld no dIolalt he riady to vxclaim, 'hence fat t.aewn and (rker", no more xpect to enter iuV receptacle after such a ;p-rious feast " Here it is verbatim Storr-Puree of Sprin: Chicken. F.st-Boied Sp1ritig Chicken, Cresm Siuce. h(:ILED -1&.: ie Spring Chickent, Cap-r Sauce. :t muked Temn.ue Spiiug C.ickuu, Sugar I ured ari.g (hickei, Coried S ring :hicken, with :obbag:e. Spring Chicu. -g Sauce, Hum of psinga Chicken. RoAsT-ib-ah of Spring Chicken, Baked H-am f .apaing Chicken, Loas of Spilt.g Chickett, 1pritag Chicken. T,anuto Sauce, bpi iug Chicken, iu.t S uce. Sprizg Chsicken; with Artichokes, ed ipr.g Chickei,. A,ple Sauce. Ri-LisaL-W:ceetvrdhie Sauce, a la Spring t' hic-eu <rr CULD-Boiled Spring Chicken. Sitked Tmt:gue - przag (hicketi. ,-pru:g CIicken Plaiu, Rta.t in pring ('hickei;. Pae.emd Spring Chick..i EsranS-Epigi ammne o Sprmt (-hicken, with i reen PaPs. Stewed Giblet spring Caicket, waitts i urnips, Sprinag Chickeu Cake.. with lt- a,i pangc Clacken asnut. a Lvoijaie. er V oOraILi6-M.shed Spring Cilicken. with ri,li -a'mtoe.. Bake. Jr;Nh Potatteas, SpaI- . I bickeai Fashiotj, Green Pes Uarnished Witt ta prmg Chicken. ,-quahev a la Spring 4 'iicken, -ce 'a'tii Spria. Chicken. Turt.ip, Plain, with IS praag ChaicLea. ?%ap Beams. S1 ring Chicken :ite, Uoi et, ii uGiaceewithSpriLgChicke1i. in .matoes ate%%d, wi?n :Spriug Cicke-n. apring 4 Sects, Spring Chickean bravy, Ca,bage, Spnug hicken Suue. s I AsTRY- Spring Chicken Puddih g. Wine ;auce, %pric,: ( hic en Apple P.e, Wasiti,tota .ake, a )a Spriu-g Chicketj, '.um l'ie, Spramg to 'ivktu Styie, Lauy Fugerm, a La Sprin:, Chick AJ-SERT-Spring Chicketn Raislins. Sprinl hicket Apples, Sprin CICkt-i Crackers BsI . i.e App.: "hee, B. Ba6e, Spritg Clack n lo aus.c.a aprisn Cickea Fatherta. ep iag Chicken I mils. p-11:g Chicksn Pews, Spjasa Chickier. 4-cas Nute, Frencia coffee, &c. a 1a Spring ;hiekeu, *Spriiag Lhicken ruijy Brandy. Our two nights were spent at thi. itei, and with deciled plea-ure, a coal 00Mi free fito mi,o,.qu1itove-the trauble R it Colutuii.1 in wain weather-and a mi iec bed is an enjoyment which all tra -r Hers kno* how to appreciate. - m Just now the tiggest bwsiness done ia I a I alfmtmi,a is in watermelons, never did .-t i:e see so manny, imixt of thtem fine, and aI he caacelop e aIso are superabunda at ext i, activity is whi.skey, a en,idIer B hiel trade beinag donae in thaut lineiC.aviaa: ta 10 doubt to the number of hoht.stians~ si aretbaggets, and such like. gl.-try, al rho i- fest the fair etty until she it a! mi aaast like a whited sepulckhre. The sla)ubat ommuitteeT on :the K. K. investigatia ae:ih'ed tle city' on -W.ednesab. nigt; re a here they wjll hold1 out inaducemnents to' d he negroes to gite themt some morel' mn- er erial to fill their budget of evidlence.M 6 d help the country. Whitln't they o to Raabeson C..unty, in Narth Caroli a, a d l>ok after the dlong't of the tienda. ith r'wrey and his band1. Pe'rhiaps they are faid -to don tis. Vanm Trump seems to hrive with hes vork and is qanit feih:sr.t While in the famous shav:ng anad hair utinag saloon ofi Aloanzo Reese, one of s he biest barbers in thec country, we met p t;ith an olal time-heaare the-war aic uailtance, and after some smnall tualk dit fr overed that our friend hadt nev4:r mar ied. Said ho I ca' understand how I aimet meni get one, t.wo and three wives f the course oif their lis cf, pr.d I have evr been able to get ore, n!thaulgga I I : are maade every eftort. It .<hd seeutun trange,. faor he is a goa-l wokin felw eli maade'. sharp, and has no haid habit-,. at ar.y one knoaws about. "Did youar vr go right s'.at::ht at it," we a.-ked. ti Maay a IZCtiteand oft," was the an wer. Would you like a " ife, iandeed and iniM ruth," we ask-il again. "lndeed au-al I ,o oui." was the quck repaly. Well, it '( nedle'ss to repeat the entire interest -cnrve.xtonl, ther.ef>r" we a ili redunce, to thist-he n ants a a-iie, and hais no o hjeciams if v;e mention it publicly.- M e is a little fastidiaus and hard ( l':aae, yet we would like to have saame. .e gao for hinm, andr take trim in out aaf a.I he old. He.don't w:nt maaney, having 61. ffiienat of atat necessary article himu " a wation it--muscle, that is, he wants as enith v, ac'tive' wife, n ith -free respiratory rinns aid go--d dtgestion. H e doeM not R at one with "any tri'ks that are vain." ea ad one t'ho wi!! love him for haimsaelI ** lOe. He is shoat:t 5 feet 10. weighs aaait 16'), has a fine open coountenance. rid .compiezion.:."o gray hairs, sitnds le' eion - fee-t, is d'.ing a good bausiness, ml >ugh.1t a fdjthful confederate .tight, hash o h:ad habaitg, arnd has mnoney. Wh:at .ink you girls? here's a chzanc'e to nin m hamshanda. Who wil! go for hiaia? mn S range that in the dog d 've the Idea of narii.age shaonad possess men's inds; pass- . rig stra'nge. A ii:e later in :hea dayv we me j. nother filend, .and the -ame subjcec was in- atl roducad Tii fieand said he would never p niry a lady who haad any relatives. No fa- iau her, no mot heCr, no .ister, no brother, on-I h. le, aunts, oar cauinn, mus: his wife have,1~ or money eatther. She must be alone, a 'aii upon the ocean ao' life, to he picked up y him, his all, for him anal him alone Anal ie'd h.:ve her too. Well success attend -hem m aoth. There never was a Jack, but a Gill vi amd be fond to milch, anda if every man i r woman enatertainied the saeO ideae or fan..t is ass to wnao anal what was ne ce'ssary to ala heir happiness, the woarlad would only' he tamaf made ump, and no world at tall. There i.1 divitity which shapes or enad<. but saamre- 0 imes men anad womcen shiut their ees and d to to work 6lindfasld, a'nd consaqiueuilt t re lnto the wrong pew. As a general thing But we are getting proacy, andmanking too it auh of our titte; and will niowTetUubhome aI n the Thursday morning's train, with a oodly number of' passengtere, a large ma yrity of whom are hadies and children. j s kr,--~a' w" - e"'. iri'h ea -n'ir i..e eq rore, sua ;uch a variety of cries "S Leard that n.orning, exceeds all otber past ex riences God bless the babies though, and :Ir mothers aho. To cap the climax, one id father of an interesting brood of young rlngg, all of a sud-len turned the erank of iand organ, and sue-t a coinhination of gubr ma-ic:k' soulnd< never before was ard. It was rater pleasing. though. than :Lerwvi-e, :nd me"odions too or ITi kind, d t.he fond faher ttrned out tune after nie, :ll in bro:id drt-h, urterly ohivion4 of presence o vn one leslle his own little r:y. No one sn<peeving the presence of Ch an Instrumnrt, of cours! the first teak Took every o?ne hv snrprise, and the ring habies re hushed r. once into quiet. es-ed m:n. Nem' to iced water on a train, iich somv how or other is not n-u.lly to hal on Ter; v;:im t:iy4. a han.- orgin >id he a good a.tv.t!m nt for passenger tin,, anutl wit reromm-nil it. But all things a t end, :r.dt though the whole .ta!e i< not d, we are hothe once more, r.nd wind up a yarn. New Or'eani, Juy 2 --Jame-i Lynen uicided" to.m1ty b; ludAlin; cause, con ledt-ill-he:dth. Auburn, N. Y., Juiy 21.---lobert Dif. u, who commtwitted iturder last viinter, uicided" in the asy!umn for insane crim.i :s. LI.ngua-le, like everything el.te, is to-day ini cho-aed. This is nothing new, how er. Yet we do not like tht pres-tit in .vation.<. Thev are sensatio:al it not viii. r ar.d hearties!. The quoted word in the ove telegrans is graiing, cold, repi6ive. hy trench upon the pure and beautiful iglish that we now have? Brevity, concienes and perspicuity with e simplest forms of speech, only are need to ntake the clearest :td happiest in lectuil pictures--thus foreilbly photo aphitg the dullest minds with the intere"t z netulm and dtifts of the d.ty. Wotlid -t rt be betirr to say less,avoid u4eless verb Z., Sesennral litie., slanz, vuilgari<nsi.. a e provincialisis, &c., than to crowd t papers with a nmltiplicity of unimpor it matter, and in order to coden<- the me resort to inelepincies Of nhit m t to tie general reader are the itenis Ove? Suivide and critne in general is of' ch common occirrence, that apart from e private telegrait to friends of the un rtunates, the ptblicotion. day ,by day, ot lumtn- of crime, is tin infliction upon the :er without benefit-resnhitig only in a S af tintw, fauili itsing the mnild with i!, feedtig a prurient taste, and blunt the edge ot 'eilp-hy. The Associate ReLormed Presbyterian. 0 4 insg to the fat ti.nt the Associate -f-rted Preshytetian has faice] for any moitahs to reach this offite, ne ere not appit ,ed that onr to% nsman, aj. Baxter, delivere-d .he alumni ad ves, at ths recent Cornmencitneit ex eises of the Male And Fetpale Colleges Due West. -We:a+i-fo.th-'eille Press..ans. nter that these Cotllege. are vet y prot rons ; that the addresses befo the in tutions were highty it-restitig, arid at nil conneutedh with the recent Comtn eneemoet season was tuosut instructive dI cheering. A comnpany has ibeen formied in' Lan mu toe i-xplre the rt:t,erat.resniurersa of at (Couit. It is s'upposed the North. nportion' of Lauri,etn a bonnd, in gold ra it pr-ive a troldiet harvest to. -the sa p.sople of old l.no-rens. Succesi:to our friends of Latirens. i they .find the golden veins osr"'trike ,or discorelr the philosopiher's.stone, do something that isill lead to the bet r day coming.! Ho?. JEEFER$oN l)Av.*--- ridinou" rv.is .otri:gah til? undstil~ of -thme settsa mal press to the+ffect' that lion. Je.f: -sotn D:rv.s ratn off aith:r(tnother mnan's fe ten Tuesday night, the 1 1th instant, imMempjh is, Tennt:,- taking the train r-utntsville, Ala. As the-re is a ela,s people wsho are reatdy toe bielieve atny eme thaet- a be haid~ armet -the ;otn erate e-x Presiden't. it "ill ntot heO anmis st:te that he was rt B:itton's Hotel. alteire, onl Wednesday, the 12th .a which wiudld have tallowed himt ot t'h'ty f.o~ur hour< itn nhiah toi ike a trill of siome 900J mniles. Of rse the .tory is a pur' faht ient ion, a a veryv 'ikgratceful :1 for its atu or.'Baltiumaire Sit,. The Illinotis hsnehe-r-, who hanged rtihi Meta for brtutilly rourderineg his t, are katoe nl to) the~ sheriff 'if thte onty, who has been instructeud by the vrn'er to armrest t hemz, the latter Ldintt the whole power of the State asist him in the dutty. If ever anv e deserved lyntching it was Matrtin era, by his owne rhowimtg, and althoug~h spect for the la w shonl't.e ntittained,. s harMvy worth a hise to, arrect 5')0 or i of the mien ac Is h nehed hitm itt or 'r to tttrtmtain it. The delays atnd gtnih e~ of pettifoggring lazrvets in crinm nal ss, where gnilt is unrdotubted, do more lower respiect for the law than such ses of lynehlieg r.re apt to do Ftwm Ul.tTjL,tEa.s.---The .ffbers of the -veniefltreau are- preparing: a revised ti-n of the *"t rut Regulationms," bieh are itentded for th,- trttiatce of t distille-rs f.r the 'tominig year. teia1 mothbfic-ationms are to he tmad1e in e istructions for a-urveyitng dtr.til ries, and the instruietins ga-Verniig e m.-eof am.sse i)met are to be mte ore xphtcit. Mimnor chatnges are to maede in .other portions of the in rueionts. hut the systemr iiursnetd at c--nt will, wit h these e-x.-eptiom.s. re ai substtatitially a- at persent. The Wilntingorn N. C. .Ntar s:ays that a eat sensa:ton wais cr.-sted in that citv ai w days~ agt by ther diact.very of a Sm il i jar conitainitnz two hutmtan thuinha, ap rently thios of a fema:le-whi:e.. Theyv A heen etit eff at. tie :joints nearest th.. ids hey were perfect .-ut slightly ptur around the eidges wihere 'etut. The j ir d a piece of whte cloth tied over the nth. The mystery is niot unraveled. Ienry Berry t"wrey, the otaitw, dle ands hts bre-akfaast almnost under the ,rv noses of the peopile trs ig to'cait nre o, arid has senit word toc the Shteriff. if his wife- is neot released he will 'ench Robesoan county in blood. The return of the city R'gistratr, of harleston, for the weric a-edi, Satnr i, July 15,h, shows 56 deaths, 24 hiee anid 82 colir-d. A destrnetive st->rm threw -a pann r tratn off the track of the Louisville id Nashvidle rai'road. Litte "iTad" Uincoln, the youngeat ' of President Lincoln, 'dit- ks Chi e-s 1Minj.7 LOCAL. The Salud; Dental Associaion. meers ai Greentiille ou the Ist of An-ust. ArPoIITEVT.-Mr. r. R. Kingsmore of this place hats been appointed Comwisioner of Elections for Ncwbrrq county. Attention Is c:il!ed to the ft.,ds, in thi; Ii sne. of Mr. G. T. Sco:t, who is preparmd to buy cotton on approrved terms. IC1E EiT.--Sinrce L k Marshall tndCr took to -uppiv Lli..4 "Ocal-tv with chanpngne oni ice, and iced fruits, &e , the nimo-here has been decided'y cool-:oo cool for Law renec-so be deserves as compcn.mtiun -te pUb!ic thankA,t SIr:-cra.CE-saae Su'zb.acher, jeweler and watch repairer, of Columiib'u, *i :a live man, a p-of of which is given in the improve, merns to be seen in hi store, ::nd f.Am tle additionul fact, that he is n persi-tetit and regilar adveriker, not only in this paper but i in a dozen others. Among the speciAlties now otfered, are the celebrated Liazaru, & 31orri<'. perfected Sjee.c.nesanid Eve. O!asses, in addition to hi regular large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, etc. We thank him for the usual complimentary to ken. N.w Booxs - rhe spaiou4 book store of Meu.rs. Diffle & Chapman, of Coiurbia, is filled to overfioing with a fine a%sort Inetlt of booki, and the student in law, medic;ne, theology, science, mcehunicz, or what nor, can flit I the ne-ded hooks there if any wherc. Their school books we -are pleasd to say tire growing into favor. aid it is To he hoped that ere long, every school and a:ademi in the South will acknowledge that the series of spellers, readers, bi6torie and geograohies, prepared with such paini and publikhed so neatly by this enterprising firm, are indispensuble. They shonld be in every school. We invite attention to the fol.on itg new c.ird.: Choice New Flir, &c., at Mcssrs. Love I luce & Wheeler'd. M.j J. P. Kinard-declin.ition. mvnev Lost. Eye Gla-st s-T-:anc Sulzbacher. Alb;enit-G. T. Scott. Bring back thoise G.aiters. New Crop Warranted Turnip Seed-at Pratt's Ding Store. Admini.tratrix' Notice-Lydia Wilson. Election Notice-Jesse C Smith. Buy Your Tick-ts. Iced Goo.--at Itir-hall's. Cotton Broker-G. T. Scott. NEGto Ku KLUX.-We learn from a re lionaile source thit a colsrel nian was lA't week driveit fron Mr. Wm. Smith'i plant.,-r tiiin, near Ch-oppeli's D-pit. hy a tidmber or' negro men di-gui-ed-is Ku Klux. The fi4 lowing are briefly the pr ieulars: Mr. Smith t mploy.s an uuemployeid bla cksmith to work inl the field uA a day-laborer, and he performs hi" ta-k so well as to .give:Cffeneee to' -obe: color d operatives, who abne him, xnd, h -1 cause he doe, not leave Mr. S 's employ they seek to Ku Kiux him As aiical palier4 joist u-u.tly jublish e~rytiring -ad a-i'in differet. (whethe~r re'a; 1pparent or falseI that militates .agait-t. u<, the Unin, &c-, will p!ease make a note of* this trlue stor, dry so. We say "'drv so," *becaus"e i. me neither senasatiionatheaid line,. .embelT.mes.t tior unneces,ary veiige. It is the truth, and good for our side; so please publish I that~ tre-th ,aIl "faliehood 'may aometimes' meet together. - Ot7a' BAsrc.-This treat public benefit r., now,' ar plaesd.lo sav, In suceful working.order, i'nd on enrc ring its weIf-re membered prec:nets -the miad is carrl. d back to the old and-better' days,brare sl changes catne upon U-, somte of-whiclef orced the. closing of ala- doors-dV's.bte.o ld institution. Its peenfi'i,d r~ook, n ith the excep'iin. th.i't i-.ii' bright aind clean from the applica tian of paint and white-wa-h, and' moneor two~ changes in the arrangemear. of' the der.ks, in iha- same, and one cannot help but.fcet. qatickenting of the pl.ne~, andl extaerenceo sensalt5of ~apleasure, oli 5tepline.in..at ea great a lapse of time, und a though thait pe riod bhas b.:en long, the ebi 'nres many anid sad and which Ca anot be forgotten, yet attil so niuch of the~okdena time du.es it -rev.ve to see it open. anid one of it.echief desk-occupiedlby Ma. Root McCaughr.n its worihay presideirt' anid just.wtiere "he stoodl for six faiitu' years-befox, that -it seems as if it had onal. awakened into new life. We hail the openmog of the oldt bankitng hon-e under the present .new riuspices as an omnen of better. more pro-perous" an.i happier days. IWe thouaght te duast was laid Mondlaa. afterntooni of last veek, but a gust or, more properly, a storm of.a inad, raised it thae nex' atternio ''a in great volaimea th4na the oldest inhaa,itant e'vea before asy. P.-dstriata had saind-b.ara du"n tna. throats iin s ji' hanks ina theii - yes ad avahinas~ tip then noases. No raiin ye:., The heavens au". are as a sheet oh barass, anad the refiteion has baked the carth be,,eaih, save wher elatterinig hoots attu nd grlin;g wheels haave prodne~ed a "yea" 61f iitpapale du-et. V-g- - tioa, ia- de.ad. anid buried beneiatha the blaaing rays of atn a baaot~ tiopical suti ; the sutccu Isett jurices hays b.een extrue:ed, an-l1. t little remaains that is not parched anad.ex hausted. The shriveled corn-b'laades droop. and h.n:g as listless as ian idle sail upont the mast whlen nao breath ot air disturbs the traiquiil waters. Can Tihursday iighat hat a sudliena t.ran'ei tion occurred, and frcm iintensely warm, the utmosphere beenaime suplerbiatively cool. - Verily, the physical world is as much iot. hinaged as is the mnora.1 world. lueLertitude rules the hour. My.srEUos.-On Th ursday night last we were aiwakenedi out .of a pretty sound sleep hy the noi-e of somne one passing over the bridge or culvert.Otn the corner opposite onr hoause. I' seemed to .takle the person, whoever he was, a nonderful rime to g' over. It was not at heavy tread ei'her, but oane watch might have been made tay a little, ner. Vou<, sharp, dapper fellow. Well, a here wa nothin;: str.mige in thais, hut thete was in something else, that al-htu;gh there was no pau-e in he soan.- of the -teps, yet thus little or-big man c<ind not get over the bridge which.is only about five or six feet wide, nsa matter how many stepas he ma.le. We lay and .wo.deredl, w ere mystified, became alsria ed, would have called 'police-,' had there been aaay to call.; minutes ran on. Sive, ten, fifteen, still that tfellow was ste-pping it ou-. a a was~ time now to be serion,ly alarmed, and we could imagine that nouhinag less thtan a Ku Klux oultd act so strangely. Just then a raitnt shoot was heard on the othber wise still nigh: air-the sons of midnight were at work Atnother sound-a voice called out "cross ovei !" The bloody K K 's ttiere after us, or' I hy bould they cross over. Fancy.the feel in at hat trying moment. Just then, while in thbe act of flving-"change all,'. "prome nade." "sent your pard'ners," foliewed in q'iek suecession, ad al-was still, the little fellow was over the bridge at last. Blappily it was only a danee ap at thi big brick hotel, THE BAECmE.-Te bnrhecue at Jilnp J3, on Siturday last, was decidedly the mo,t )rderly, and best arranged aff.:ir of the kind re have ever witnessed, and to Mr. Wm. Relly, who proj eted and crried it thrnugh, IlI praise Is g:ven. We were pleased to see ;ifte a number of 1-idiei'or.eent on the cc asion, )and the influence of their presence made the bnrbecue a feart of reason and a Io& of soul. Here's a healti to dear *o, man-as long it she is content to let the men ver.r tle breccheq. il.0 -.he ev.-rc cf th!e r:en:her ha rn c.inIted and bribed, he could !ot pos-ibly in.ve gotcn tip a peasater or ml)regenial dy. andj taking it a-logcer re may s:f,ly say, ihat every o;e who h1,1d any' hand in te mnsngement, from Mr. Kly down to the bewers of wood andI Irawers of w::ter, inc:uling uncle Solomon, who coempouIdtd th.- hasht, and the InItipu l.tor-, S.i-rrr, reasoner-i :td taster- thereof, 2!mr-,.) whotu Iar,-.-Iv 11i-ared untcle Teague, who did L-..VFI.L C be4, and Dr. Wm. W. tLh l-ttdof wh-tncm excited our sympathies anld fears lest he'd fill a victim to hi, inde fatig :ileefforts a-4 a taster, Mr. Hays, who cooked the meats, Nancy. who stdrred the crearn, the ht!f diuzen aid4, who mnixed the lemonade, the ladies, who smiled on the whole. the babit, who only cried when they vere hurt, the clerk, who kept the sun in check. the crowd. which waited patit-wly f,r its dintier.::nd com11itied gav afrcr bcin- fiited. till, went well. Tcje dinner was cipim.' but whether ti' nu!'o; was better than the 11ork, or the pnt k superior to te itttton, the hest j!dgcs fouind it dIflicult to deci:!c; one thiit was certain, thongh. the It"sh of uncle Sol lad never been excel:ed in anc;e:t or modern titnes, nrld there were oceans of it. After dinter. -one of the young people got up a d.ince in an ottu:-!ou-e, but how long they c)Ttinued turning o. the gh t fitatAtic to , we know not, for as the sun began to accline westward, we hitched up and said our gool bye's. The only incident we will menttion i- one which occurrted on the home ward road, and about f>)ar miles from the place Where the b..-es Lay scattered ocn the ground. About thi-4 distan c i litt'e h.-, bungry I,okmng, in charge o,.- a w;Igonl and tw.*'c;, goinlg in ttm- d-eccitn we titt! left, stopped aml iinqcirei if the harbecue wa, over; on b;in,; told ve. he asked ii a mourniul, lespairiniat tone', "'li-w long had they q;:it eating?" One .our, said we, and drove on. So ne mitiues Lfter,.lhe road be ng strai-ht aid level we looke.l back. and there was the liule ellow halt Turned on his mu'e, still limikinz It u4 wi;h his lunlgry eyes. lIe had evidently set his heitrt on reching the 'cue' tnd repleni-hio.g his empy stmn.th, but alas, h.tl mi-seri it by twogo- d hours. P)er little tellow, how we pitied him. There was nio need jo,t then for u. to remitd him of his peas v,rd q'% It will be sore time ere we fc)rget the tote and(] look a; ht a%ked ' how long had they quit eat ing" ZCRAPS. li Vn Woiming. the bride furnishes the ring, the-groom dov.s the liysterics. A ianrwith- music -il his soul. tried to tock her to ,ie'p"-his .wie-by throwing big .one at her head .ii',uypdorting- wves. cre. the deme-nd in cert:in eirs. A young lady on being 'popped' with the al-timportati tquestion, by an old cadger, re plied: I do not, sir, ohj ct to marriage, .I heut dislike to mari-.:ge. d-Hv.:o tu-ak e ahabv fat-let it fall fr-m- a three story winidow, when it will conme down Thoeugh men bonst of holding thes reitr.s, the wome.generlly tell thcee.which wiyy they ms- drive. Somebody lbsa .par fne itcra, Whick teei 'teither botsght ue,r eraid Ohr .ITty .rkuh:; tI4wcer would hc eve then t.rouight hick, o elf"n acknowiedgemcent mn a.ie. They re ten fronri-Mr. Singletmu's score. See Big' A.. fer lie is broad, lit tle a , far he is ,beort,.run;A.ron. htte h erb:-r, mede a cleane thn" of Joh tenyv'e haed the o:her d. and ta&e ltji-t timshied ecl' vith a piece of sited n-aper; and 'i.trni.hued hi- j ei. wea woulkt sav well doue A< it is we oh c~-Johenny does n'< look as el-l :i< lee de-erves toe lock.. ~I-n answ'~er teo the erret'on where is te fire n;te? tihe scien.c"eof' *mechani.-m hit? -Ot produced jti-ct such; a machine ts th.e. know micr onees waent yet, the-refore. in the mean time, it a ce,mpatny is feet ed, eacth mcembter will be furn,ished with a .sqnirt egun. of inc oted pacternc. Thact is right,;:entle'men. every step in the way oif improevenet, Joet .. iig to the public good i.- a sign of energy ancd Aco- dei. tie 1,eend, n cerresynmndets. p:eleonec vi.i s to fei-very diavi ; genter c'streol'< alongte tihe seten'. -ide of 1Un.l eet-C, or liautt s the~ howi winldW, of a ih choIt. se. i is very preu':r with h~J 'w'm k inc 'lass.'es, w ho 'chteet' him, Ile ,- ge'tti-ic vetry fet. 'The E-ope'erreeci Em press of Dtrczil ,e-i -chestrin; dtottl lccc L- ceehmt. Letc elocuts.' -, r.hnt "A a i<c I. st, andc tonly, a mtirnedle ennet 'n'C U,-" Ut' stes ee 'pce~.sibl.- help fremein ;e! re('c.ntinendei i<i bce:re':s to se-ek t-nterp(e-jicett front the' Almtighct'.. .Lno,Julh 21. -All the pnpers corn trdin ecditorials con thlee ubje't oef te ernt . lation by croyal wartrant 'f the Art he .jict.s. T'he "irmes, Pc'-: andtc Stand:citrd witeetnl ; w hile the Di)r ly Newsi aiwl Tegrer h appe~rove teo e f C le--t ex tenlt the step Iraken by te menei-ctry. TE. LADT'S FRIEND FeR A CGUSIT, 1571 --A vt-tv aterac:eve numtber-tfu.l ccf the go' e, feh stories that peoepic' I:R e te ave for ,umn me readmtg. and btrighet with ilhn,tratiene ot .,i kinds. [he i.te'et plat-, " I'te C.,rrier Dove,' ,.ets to ec prec-nt ae fair Pariiian lady in the besiege-d city. rec-ivineg as me' ..ae. There ie the u-u:t Colored F.e.hiocn P:e, and numnerouts wo i cuter o1 ladie,' dress aind fanece-work. The mu,ic is the Rd 1 Ga'op. A"a it'u.trant d -tory by D.aisy Ve'c tnor le'adsc off the .liierarc diep etmet, ..cd there is .mco:hter by Mitdg ' Cat rot. Act eie L Muzz'-y b.egos a fine -etiel, "Jear tn- :" Amn.ecmla Mi Dc'ugte co'ititue her .ceillnttciry, "A Little MX.ey;" De'antor C. Den'eily hea' a pr,-ity p cem: an-'i weitth c vr riev o a her i-to ie's etcm lpoemn -, cc e n c - deeligittitul number. Tceeeditmrmrl dep:t en of tic< emagazinte i, tic so-ec r.-r:ders the'n- f.. vortte purr:ien. Price~ S250 a year (xhtie el.O inecil-es is largte .stee, enigraeving.) Fccnn copies S6 Five e >pt-- (-cid 'tre greei-), SS -cho Lcciv's F'riendl" aced the "Satturtay Eveig Pees:" .(cnd one engratvineg), .S4 Publ;hed by Deaecocn & Pe;er'on, Phcladel phi . Single copies c or saile by all News detles, anrd by tece publishers, price25 crets. CEccTIC MaAAziNe -lha \un,tt num er or thcis exetlettineconthtly ise at hand; and in c mcaiderationf of te stammfer -weathler. probaiv , showS a1 larger proepm tiont thc en usual of' light mted en'ertainti; articles. [he eaie t : on the lii, is a britiia-,ct undi sug gestive essay on the '"Downtcill of' B mcapar-e i.m," andc thi, i'r foeow eel by ia burieeque poetn entitled "l.retonic P.er.cdoxes." 'An E-cape' feom the Pricns.eef. the Piotnbc," n Africnn iriem," "Staniel H- -w teore.," "Enigli-sh Re-pubac tmtism," "Her rche+se ta--Mu ic Mee-te-,'- "Life ine Mazrs," "e.rinatiiSes f Ccie cismc," ' lihe Dt'hmn at Hme," "Acehasiea," "A Ne'w Amer can Poec,"~ anid severai '-tr. -"Patty" is broughtearly to a close,..atnt the cditorial dp-ertetci-rs innsnalely tc6ih. - E. R. Pe'lton, Pnhbl-her, 108 Fulnon Street, N... Yvk T-r.m s~ per-Gena--t-en conkcs The Laurecs RalIcad Fratl. The couduct of the Gru-enviie Rqil road proprietors, of which Gov. Scott i, iajid to be magna pars, in respect to the i Laureiis Ril1road, i< the most unbloshivg piece of rascality of which Ra: icalism nms tcen guty in the State. Notwith. staisding this R-ad wns lh-ohahly as solvent as any In the State at the close of the wnr, it had to go into bankrn,:c., for the probable reason that its stoc wam s. ger'.lly distibuted as that the fate of the Road was of no intv-est to nny ini idtal or set of iuen. The c4n. seitecine mn,; that at the rl-se of: he war, the Road wpsS1Stanti:1l1y deserted. At the sale of the Road. now nearly a year ago, niy otler of the U S. Disitirt C.urt, the Lareus comtun-itY made N ,na tide hid of one h diired tOhnsand d.dlars, or therabouts, for the Road and franchi:es, hut the Greenville Companv put forward a bid by a itan of stram, anrv the Road wa< knocked down to this auent of that Company. The term.- of the smle were iot complied with. After the la;se of c-sT,id,-rabtle time. the U. S. Coomit. at Charleston, pert-itted the Greeovi!le R:iilroud Compiny t.o Ma4-1sume this bid, anmd %tered the terms f sale so as to suit the convcnicnce of the G. & C. Rkai!road Companv. There tare no alppcarinces to indiinti th-i; he pat ties controlling the Greett %ille Railroad CompanV intetid to p.ut the Lnurens Rniiroad in running order. If %volk were comteced t---day, it could .ot he got in coi-dition to ca ry off the arowina crop of. cotton. We beleve that if the Road hsd been re sold, the Rioad w mid now be in progress of re eonptruction. .The Greenville Raibload Ring had no other idea than specilation in this infamous transacti-in The fraud ha, nid will, work a loss of t.illi.ns to this cotttunity. . The Court has un witigly. (.%c trtSt aid believe.) lent it self' to the Consuuintiott (if thi<; greal wrong. The order f the C u t, in thi repo.t, should he resirded, and the 1f4.d resold. Were it iot that the State mterest is cottrolled hy the Radical vai;ttei who contrml the Sta-e, the .st. .s&holder% might be enlled to:ether. :ta pt.t a-sin it c-ontrol of the affairs of the Comptny.-Laurensvil:e herald. GOIN -To Litta.- We learn that n inrge tnli of negroes- comi,t 6in: sixtv or eiahty fitilies-in the viciniti of' Clay1 ll, in the. Norilh ea-t part oi thi, Cosnt, hn e deterttined toetniernte to Liberia, aind arte now making thetr ur rang-mentS to eitbatrk it ite vessel of the Ce-lotiization Sorietv. v hieh will sail from Chatles'.n or Bal;timore early it. Nsvetnber next. Rev. Eli.s Hli attd June .Moore, two col-tre-i men (of t'i7 Ctouttv, are at the head of the move tm1elt, and it i, the intention of the eii graints to hwrte in that pa.t of Liberia k as the N-th Car"lita C-1lrt1I. Ttise ermn:aitts ne to he received at Rock H ill, aid a ill be furt.i.,hel trass portation to Lier-a bv the Co.1otizat iists S,siety. \%e mnderstarid th-tt several hundlied isther ne:.roes it this G(unty are makiig preparation1s to ftillow in the vessl n hieh sails next Mar. - - :[Yf .kville Enqtirer. BADLY FtaTEkD.-O Modar last, dusritsg the prevaslentce of a thunder-stormt, an old - coliredl mian; mtnnted King, wa dsen ce.er-4.. tsear the -ratlroad, upon t he lantst.t-io 'Iof I r. 0. R Br ovels, Jr., ly itsg pirstrtate uponsI the groutndi. The r. ss-dered-si:tte odaored people to ascertain wlinst n-a the rmattser with:!--im,5an-d al thoughI tey-proceedled in thtat direretiont. nft erwn.rd<4.-rerurnetd. to Vt.ts. .botss a itha lOnt ('eentning the ..ostmtnsd. Dr. Broy le2' thetn wVett tot h srbh-ief, atnd applied rst'ratires,.-w.hi.hsbott.hLt .the,old tmans t a -e tti consiJusness'. C Up;on .-b'elng atk - edt, Kltg saidfthat ?-'mil ones had shot.ni hitis, nd.tfist the p.od(er hod 'hnrttt hi' hack. The- titht i-; he -had received a sere e ihok lramt lightning, atid csrt eludesd that the Ku Kluax were asfter him3 ! [Andsersons lotelligenser. lNsaAwr.sx ..MEC7a.-- Otn Fridsy last, k~ht,rge tnmber of thse best citizen. tf totr town mtet itn orde'r to e2xpress the set.,e uf the. citizens1 here son the recent nertisn'of tihe Gore.r in isardttning th. rtioters. A fter- somre fe w remtarkfi, it nas unanimosly res'slvs'd that a cono-tiste e o'f fis e hse apposit--d tsi draft sutitablse re s--Ittiosns, a ith instructtio s to report. at as early a day tas praet iseable. [\Xlariion Crescent. A repotrt a< going the rountde that th. Chteroke'e India's, in We<tern Northi G rohtta, have fi'ed -a clasim nseninst th. G's. vernmenwtt fssr all the lands lyitng her a es-n tlin<t. an td e'xtendingt fromt Bri,.tol rto Ghalt'ttagn. 'It is -sid that n hent the treatv was m-ade ce.dtvst. thi't land, the t 'h,er.ka-e Chsisf fasth d to Mr:n n,- and that it i-, thiere-for-e, sf tto aue. POmT,A.n. Jslv 2n.-A distinc't shoek If atn vat thrqnke sof fo:ur ,.ecotnds ditra tion, was fe-lt tat 1 o'e'tek y-estrday mo.sring. The shock was severe at Br untswrickI. fl'io?o, .Jtty 20.-A ~severe earth qpr:ss u.surrrred rhi, mtornintg. Sasct atnd Bedil lfosrd were w(ll shaken. . damt A sawc-fi<h, ftm teen-r feet long, wthf R -w three antd ta hlf feet, "an:sttgh t byV nightt ih:<t week. Rev. W. D. Thst-naw has re-igned his past; or-ste if the B:ap.t:t Chttrch s.f Greetn viil'., and :accepted a call fronm Not folk, Va. NEW YoRK.,J4t1v 91.-Thie Orange and li-ertni:at itodies are rLeeitng large ac Cessaitns a-ince thle riot. A lndy at Ellswortht, Me., is the tnn t her of' twelve t wits,. andl is yet young enough to catry osn theC busin.ess. 0.v..Jutly 21.- For' &sttermann ad viceL. r ep-at t Ied Gloud preparing foyr thne war path. 100 wvater-tmtlon.t. were shipped on --nettmer for New York, at Savannah,. Thte storm rw ar Ausgusta washed away' "ne-half mtile of the South Catolitna rail road. A soda f..rrata bst:sred in Ginin-rati Tuesdaty, anid severely injuredl t wo meni. A horned roloster is ont exhibition in Ch arlot, ;. C. COMM ERGCIAL. NaEBERiT S. C.,Juh' 2.5 -Cotton l17. LiVEsPssO. Ju-v .24-Evenline.-Co ton closed quiet atnd stead)-opland- 9j; Orleans NZEw YonxK. July 24-7?P. Co-ton gul et atnd Itow :tr;ates s'eady; sale, .,937 bale6 upland:- 20fl. Gold seady, tat I. CBAaRLESTON. JUlY24 -0004s D QUiet-mtd ding 19j; -receipti' 10 bales; sa.es .50; stock 310. T.. ul 4-cto !-~Vi OBITUARY. JJCGH TOLAspidepurted this life, at hif home, near Tylerrille S. C., Xy 22' 1871, in the 79th year of his age. Mr. ToLtAD was -well knowmn througioU thi-A and nii-ighbcrig Districr., and wmia uni veriallv respete4,4cte of onr most uefiil and ioiorAt4evitizens. g was born im 1r6 land. A. D.. '179- At the age of eighi ye:ir-, he left thb-horea of hia nttre isle and -et ou* t6 seek a horme in this invititij 111a'd, inn hhiol so InIyv h;-vc soulight al C foid hap pir:esv :id contr.n. fla iny first set foot in hCharlesto, he al - t~-ov! t:p 1:'s liblode M tht np-rointry m." g'.v Up :1 quviet and usefut chiien 1; 1he3. he vas Iuiired inl .tilIriage-To MAKI L.asss. of L,uretis Di.ktrict. fr6ai whic unm were rearvi 'i el'7-e ehildrr'. For tipward.,q of thirty year<, Le had bee: It flithful meN11- of the- UPPt Dtna Creek 13.ptist C"hAtrcb, iand hi-Christian de portment,wi l v:.rnest p ety weredistingui4h ilg ir,iis of bis ch.iteter. These rfir ified himl throuhli all h6- triht fin-na, and in his last grear iiia! he %as !u. taied hv the nanl of his M:tker aridSaviour in % bito he so long had isplicitly troaterd. Thu<t hishriavad faimilv and kindred, ari comtifort.d wi:h the rec:i, that their los is his eternal gain. No longer here Luid toils and carep, The wandering mjortai's driven : A graciuins Sa,viour now prepares , A final rest inl Heaven. F. J.XFs.-Thp be.t qaliiy of juts for pre etrvii, fri-*s can he had It A. Harris'. DFCLISATION.-Ir,p-c:fally decUlin belng a candidAtC for the office of Count. Conmi-ijiner. J. P. KINARD. July 26, 30-it. LOST.-A Roll if Money in this Town The tinder will be liberily rewarded by leav ing the same t the offlee of the Neb-:rr Herald, and also receive the thanks of thi loser. July 26, 30-it. ritnor PorrivE.-T' itnmet:se raies of Sing er'.% Stwii.g M ca.ets a. a prout positive of tne. merirr. No 1:.mi:y k.o%%nt.g anytwhig aton them aee wiilit.g to do without one. At,% thin, i the Way st'st-wiig, plain or ortimet,a1, ca be i-one on tlwt-m, aiii a chlu with Lut litie in, triuctionu cae ruu tit-m wilth i3eicitv Tt:e ma Chinlerv isAimp.e i d not tia le to break or Ie out otorder. T.iey have been knoo zi to keep i yo,mi rui;iing oartier u tr iteera witbou iierl ol reoarza, which cannut 'e riba of Uthe M eneittr Mera. (.Lick & thick are tLe2age. ti t Newbeirl.. U. A-'A-R. P. P.TOALE'S NEW OFFIcA A ND A .Es Roome.--We are hoppy to ill li lit our reaueriiat itse.r old acq;Iut1e. CC, Mr 1P. P Tou e, whilecortA. r II 1m mat,ursac;A0o 0 D 6ari,a-. B-nut-, tc , ois Hortp ck'. W hart Citaletor, 6 C., hla opeied a Ism d4ure i-Mh aud txte,itiver.aes r4.oii aet bu.2 tia:ibe Sreet %1.ece they wil Iuu it more c,ve.eiut to cili at bib a.ei. th,#y visit the citv. i1se balesRuot .tenid to No 33 P.icki.ey ztrert. where ther I PLrierntr.un.uce. seu Sutt wt a giewaud ex telae(l pt'Ce lict of ltest etyle, e.c. ae ad.e ti-ereir. JU,) 12,28-1m. S-A FEW WORDS TO THI L A DIE-.- 3sy ladies, particular'y wo ticrS :ur.iig. complanmt of a tired, Lstic. feeling, or complete exhaustion, on arisif in fie miorintig. 01, the A ife rand mothe devlves the responsibility of reguaih Ihe u,ies 0t tie houseiod. Her cases a nuitierous, and the iental a. well as th, physical powers are frequently called iut< neqiiion. Sire oftei iuds her s'ightes ficeupaion a weary task and e-xistence: burder, whife at thec satme tie he hais to reguar disease. Hostetter'si Stoauch 1B. ters, it'rei,orted to at this periord, 'ill pros art urnfailinig remrredv for this arnnoyitng Ia: -it ude. Tire effects of tis potetrt-ag'nt ar. on seen in the rosiy cheek and elasti step of the bead of the farmily, as nliih ri stoed health arnd rentewed spiris shre take her acenstomted place i:r the fatnily chr 1i uris f riend in 'need he re-gul.rrly ir-ce thote 'pressinrg i.ymtroais will never bi corplairrtd of, andi not only woubd lassit.ud not h.e experienced, - butt arry diease ftt lawing~ ita advent beiavoMerd.~ -s.a awgdies agntt it hasn rt ea.ti,i witlet -its pleaiir C aviar arid hiealtr,.fl iff-et.< have mtarde it geerarl favorite'. ki i- free. Iromi all pr< prtica caleubited 'o imtpair the sytrtem, ar its opera;tionis are at otnce mail, soothrir aid est ienr. All who hare usedl the Bi tes attest its virtues and comnind itt Best Vinegar. We have a ftrert stock of PURE APPL IDER TINEG st, arid a so of WHIT WINE~ VINE';AR LOVELACE & WHEELER. BtY YOUR TIuKETE IN thIe Cuifnnia Co-Operrative P.,ilrdir A-.oei;aiont Lottery, 'oon to b.e driawn, ca n,. tnt itned byi appiS irng at hiii- lieraild - one. Only 2.11oni rieket'., anrd $2at,tilii prizes. S.enrec rickets at once. July 26r, 30--.2t. Election Notice. An election hinng been ordered he hi Erlency lte G;ovenor, to take place Ia Tre-dry, the 8rth of A ugn"', to fIi vacati it's in: 'hie offee at (;ountty Comrrmniscionrr po!s will tre orned at thre tollow ing pte einetS oin t lilt rlad : Newhierry Box No 1.-Managera, JJ Caringen, W. W. Houseal, James Het, Box No 2 ---Jan. RI. L--airl, Peter Sitt mone and.r G"or:2e Pert e-on. Fog L"vel Bo.-P'. E. Wise, Miceajar D rvii and H. C. M1o-ie.. C:romer's Box.-B.ra:ch Duncan, Waid anehrton and J. G. Huala. Maytitnronr Box. -James Sims, Benj sr:i A hiry~ at:rd John T. Bynum. Ln:gshtor"'s [Box.-.t.ndrew Longshor< Den.is Moats and ::jiias Warlker. JES~SE C.SMITH, Jly 26, sh-2t. Chrairan 11. C. 4 AEWI FLOUR W harvte for sale NEW' FLOUit hrom th foflinirg Mils: S.bumnper'-, J. A. Cannon'<, Newherr Ste.nm 1!-, P.o.-pe'rity Mai-, Bouknigtt Bozr & C'o'e., &i'. We are jaO. ir. rrceipt of anot'.ner lot < Ithe elebirted Sugar Cured Hams, From G, arte & Jenkins ; also the BREAKFA.5T STRIPS. A d a frer-h suppiy of BEST LEAF LARt A t REDUCED PRICES; alsno, PEARL HOMINY. We are keeping on hand a nics lot< GflHCKES for the accomlai>n of tto, wro would like to get them as "they a: them, aind we keep .. GOD BUTTER J ll nt' time. . -- gg Goot's d- ive;reci FREE.y before. VL AP.E A& WHIEELEE -:mv ubaeeJom the Sc'e. -r i - S. Dic-a: L my dul ar.doried .orr...r, :--nd will tr::n*aee lai bq.ises. lat- a,. .I-ctU iy As I e.nu!d do were I pr..en my. df. t". 'T. SCOTT, AdministratrilNedre. .ALL per.-on haTing d&Oa41aainsth :.s of Dr. Thowpom H.WIOS&i sore hert-y reqnired to wendw ches minto the und. rigned p Yily Ott R9te C a er f..;e the first .a,of Soplenhi:r AWwm id persIn' ludrbted to the Amid'aaem d tooke pavtvent 1w lbaom Bring batk those Cibi A p. ir of ger.tkmau.'s Sne gai'es. left ti store wt Mr. Sin-k-ton so be ca for hare T,etn eit-her acciderntRy, tisou-1y or ptirpos-4y taken away by dh wrolg per.son thereby depriving the, fin! owner uf their u.e, benie5t md. Tn' it theruore to cite ind adioish ri1:, woman, ebaild or negro halk ,iters in posse-rion, to return A-t i"m , .A one or take the cosmequenew. July 26, 'V0-1t. I,TURIPF SE WARRANTED. HUMUEIIS if ASSORTI*D VARIET&2" For Sale Cheap For Caihe AT PRATT'S Drug 8t5% July: ,3 - . G. T. SCOTT, COTTON BROKER Buys Cotton to order n1 vorable terms. Makes liberal advana one t Con-i:nt-d to Geo. 9. Walter 4 VUt "har!v.-tots. . C., or to the bms Roam4, Rldimoore, New York, Boston, or Le pon;. Offi.-o- on Publie Square. NeA berry, S. C., July 26, 30-6ms Marshall don't sell on SUN DAY'S, But every other day ic the week youw - ICED GOODS Cider, Melons, Lemenade, AND ICE ! ICE !! ICE!! Come .soon friendsn, Summer don't lee at - he. ye.ar. July28,3--E ToR OUI. CE13aTs'-.L4 .. PERFECTEP4AtPEltW EVE SLASNR THlE un~drmentioned ad?*ant3irE*-~" -he ordaury tiee, the or-@fd Wi m iay be serenI ) in te 1CZraAOenm.d W . an; nu' n l siy in -reasing dcaeman frtq 1st That fromu the peeedlier co.ttps of 0f1.- Glasses, they assIST and' rem t dhe s'ght, res kermg frequeet chag t.'-a 2d That .hmey c,afer a heiflliand aa4d tin. u --, oft viio, aith an amont et f: asid co:uroxT not 1.1 herto enjoyedli bc^ taele a a -ers. :d. Tu.t the material frien which Og .Lennen. are grounid. i manufactuedbii lv foir optic puinrposes, in~d is ?tR5,g a7 sand 3an.r.Aur, and not liable totc sm .cratche-d. 4th. That the framelsi in de the%U * -e, whew her int Gold. Silveq, .,vee, the Snuest qumality and kiah, and g** perfect in e. ry respecrt. NO PE~DDLERs3 EMPL,0YD. L.%RARUS & "ORMS, Xanuf.aurg Opicia ISAAC SULZACE AGH.T FOh 4 M I WATURK.KER A.YO JsB s# JSILVERWARE, es - July 26,''7 -3w-tV. IThe Peoples' Tie~ 'A t a pnulic meetin~g of the citessiq N.-berry, held onm the Sd. or Joic MusbaEr. J. NJ. M( - And Wi. ISSEf R--eivced he unanmous nooination 1 vac.eancica in the Bord of-Coemty doer. tid i'. i,s hoped -m an6 iht. theee ga!ee wils reeivye the met p MANY 0TT15E. Call and Get geir Is#f IN the Land and Imadgmid5'Om& lonce, aslI will be abne~ frqm jos -a somse w.-ek". It is .bselat*ly e-i-5e,t.e in the carrying ont of a.o extent: e sa.t Iportant a plan as this. thatl e July 19, 2922. Age GEORGE iOH780% ATTURNEYe AT lAW N E WERYS OFFICE ON LAW E,Afr fJaily 19,29--6mU TO BEN~~. A desirable StORE on erme, apply.to. Mar. 15, 11