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Special and Local. Ou AoENTs IN CHARLESTON.-The ad vertising agency of Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogsweli, represented by Roswell T. Logan, E-4., is the only authoriz:d ;:gency for this F paper -n Charseston. "MEStS. GIIFFIN & IoYPEAN. Newspaper Advertising Agents. No. 4 South St., Bal timore, Md., are duly authorized to contract for adverti-emeuts at our .owest rates. Adver tigers in that City are requested to leave their fa Tors with this house." Call at JOHN F. SPECK'S JEWELRY EUPORIUM and see the largest stock of Engagement Rings ever brought to this p'ace. Also a large stock of Clocks just received. 4-tf. We will send a copy of our paper and a copy of "Peters' Musical Monthly" for one year to any one sending us S1.50. Our pa per speaks for itself, and you may know the value of "Peters' Musical Monthly," from the fact that every yearly subscribur gets about sixty Songs, Duetz, and Choruses, and from fifty to sixty Piano pieces, w.orth at least 40. 5-tf. Caby Agents for Newberry Herald. d The following responsible gentlemen are gas- authorized to receive sub.criptions to this 'paper, for which thefr receipts wil be good: At Frog Level-Capt. P. E WisE. Pomaria-Capt. Gs. DICKERT. Liberty Hall-Mr. L. P1. W. HisER. Columbia-Dr. E E. J.,.cKsoN. Kinard's Tara Oat-Dr. J. L. Speake. Postmasters are authorized to receive sub scriptions. MARRIAGE NOTICEs are inserted in the Herald free of charge, and it is particularly requested that they be sent in for publication. Obituary notices not longer than ten lines are not charged for, but when they exceed that space are charged at advertising rates. Communications advancing private inter. ests, or of a personal character, are charged as advertisements. but anything tending tc advance public interests are not only free, se but are solicited. 5-tf. WHAT IS W,ANTED.-Short, crisp. spicy accoun:s of any and everything which comcs under the observation of any of our friends. They will much oblige us by sending for pub. lication anything which they think will prov< interesting to the general reader. By so do in; they will add to th,. iaterest of thei County paper. Short communieations ot personal expe 0 rience in relation to farm operation. stoc' raising, domestic economy, &c., will be glad ThAv,Y received, and published. 5-,f withou AN IMPORTANT MATTER. $5 x7 Just as no piece of machinery can wort without greas, so no business can be con ducted without mon-!y, the boot and shof business especialiy. The subscribers wani money, must have it, and the appe.: i made for all parties indebted to them u settle at once, before one or two extremitie are resorted to. Don't put us to extremities Some of these accounts have been open sine 1870. Come at once. ABRAMS & MET FS. Jan. 8. 1-1f. The Eastman Atlanta Business College. This Institution has achieved a suc'cs which is unparralleled in the history of Com mercial Colleges. Starting in Atlanta, Ga. May 9th, 1871. with four studentc, it has :1 ready sent out to the business world nearl; TIItEE HUNDRED STUDENTS toattest it superior merits. The secret of its wonderft success is ist, it is the only College in th South that is conducted on the AcrAt BCs] NESS PLAN. 2. it keeps up, to the letter # its advertisements. 3.1, it is conucnted b; men who have ha:1 years of expertence a practical accountants, business tmen, an teachers. The total cost for a full course, it cluding board, washing, tuition, books, an stationery will not exceed $130. For spec mns of Penmanship and College Jourtu containing full informnation, address G. E. DET WILER, Pres't., P. 0. Box 5>36, A tlanta, Ga. Feb. 5,T>-8:. Pianorr.-Our New Prices, Feb 1.1873. Prices this day reduced from 15 to 25 p< cent. Largest stock South and lowest prici ever kncwn. Win. Knabe & Co. 7 oct. Ros swood $440, $490 and 530. Hallet, Davis Co., 7j oct. square Grand, $375, 410, 430, 49 South. Gem. 7 oct., lloscwood, carved leg $290, 300, 340, 380. Parlor Gem, 7 oct Rtosewood, carved legs, S2r65. Best instr ment ever sold for the money. All pian, from our warcrooms are sold at lowe:st cas valuation and without regard to maker's hi1 prices.-Send for price lists. Mason & Hlamlin Organs $55 to $1000 eac delivered freigh t paid to cash payers, in at part of the South. Any piece of Sheet Mus or Book Mnsic published in the U. S., se post paid on receipt of retail price. Addre! all orders to LUDDEN & BATES, Southern Music Warehouse, - Feb. 28, 8-3m. Savannah, C Congressman R. B. Elliott from th district will accept our thanks for sund valuable documents lately received. LADIEs, Mr. L. R. Marshall invites you a good place, and besides that invitation offi to you and the public generally a variety good things. SWe are requested to notify the public ti all persons suffering from toothache c have the aching member removed by I Alber t Johnstone, free of charge, at the Den rooms of Drs. Thompson & Jones. MEssRS. ARMSTRONG, CATORa & Co.-T Spring card of this popular and extensi Millinery and Fancy Goods house will found in our paper this week, and the tention of the trade in this branch of busin is invited to it. This is one of the best hon in the South. CLEAR AND COI.D.-On Saturday nig cand just after another rain, a cold No wiad set in, which continued to blow fiert sharper and colder as it grew older. Sia * which the cold has been intense, and ice thick as at any period of the winter. G dening is at a discount. A feeble snow or sleet early on Tuesday GOING NORT.-Palrties having garme which they would like to have dyed in a perior style and warranted, are requested leave theuL.at the store of Messrs. McFall Pool, properly marked and with directic as Capt. McFall will leave for the North ab the 6th of March. Puo-stx Ge,L-so.--rders for the Wile Gibbs & Co.'s alanipulated Guano can ni be filled prontpdy and in any quantity, applied for soon. We are p!e ised to at that Messrs. Leavell & Spearman, of I * place, arc agents for this fertilizer and be glad to give any information desired. RAILRoAD AcetDNRT.-A run oift occur on Saturday aftertnoon to a down frei train, two miles above Williamston, which a negro fireman was badly hurt, the engine and one car considerably d aged. Luckily the other hands jutmi from the train in time to escape injury. THE BEnGER FAMILY.-This deservt popular and talented troupe we are plet * to' announce wif. give two of their chaste highly interesting entertainments here du the week, viz, on W~edoesday and Thurs evenings at the Town 11al!. It is needles say that the Berger family are known as *origin.:l Bleil Ringers, and that they not 4 give all they promise, buit in such a sty must always satisfy music lovers whern teym 2-. Do't fail to stondee the gerg RELI1oS MFTn.-The.e will be a Union Prayer Meeting ia the Bptist Charch, on Thursday morning, conimencina at 11 o'clock. Members of all denomina tions are invited to join. WXAT Now ?-We noticed Esq Lake with Surveyors' zpparatus taking the boundaries of Pratt Street, on Monday afternoon, and it is verily inferred that the town of Newberry is to have a .street railway-or perhaps the route is being surveed for the C:ister Rai! road connection. Which is it? Will some body tell. Ma. S. B. CALCUTT--The fiiends of this gentleman will be pleased to learn that he has left the ton'n of Marion, and come nearer to Newberry. We learn from the Carolinian that he has located in the city of Columbia and has taken "harge of the boarding depart ment of the Columbia Female College. This is certain1y a very pleasant undertaking, and we wish him and his family the most abundant success. COTTON STATEs LtFE.-This successful life in,:urance company has organized a Board of Advisory Trustees for Newberry, with the fol!owing geatleme:x as officers: Tis. S. Moorman, 'res Win. L-ngford, Vice Pres., and 0. L Schumpert, Secretary. The Co:ton States has a guaran:eed capital of i00,000, and shows to 15th Jan. 1873, assets to amount of 8542,202,28. We are pleased to note that a dividend has been dec!ared on Policies issued prior to Jan. 15th, 1871. Letters held for postage at Newberry Post Office--non-compliauce of Postal Regulations: D. P. Buzzardt, Miss Alice Nance, F. L. 1ay singer, A,r.n Johnstone, Mr. Johnsans, Edgar Sligh,.T. P. Sligh, .iob Sligh, Newberry C. If., S. C.: Miss Lou Piester, Laurens, S. C.: Wiliam Biroic & Co., New York; Miss Nan nie Butler, Laurens C. H., S. C.; Hubbard Bros., Philadelphia; Mrs. Bettic E. Mont goinery, Cedar H ill, S. C.-no such Post Of fice. Feb. 24, 1873. TnE CENTRE OF ATTReACTION. -We are pleased to announce that Capt. J. F. S,;cck has just retarned from the North, and i. now opening the hanidomest and most varied stock cf .ewelry and Bijou ornaments ever shown in Ne x7berrV. lis assortment of sol. id silv-r and plated ware is magnificent. When all of hi; elegant and beautiful pur chases are opened and displayed, with Lis usual ta-te in such natter-. his store will certainly be the centre of attractior. Suc eess to enterprise. A CATASTnPH.-The wzuRl quiet of our town was sowewhat broken on Sunday night, and the dwellers around Mr. O'Neill's store were not a little disturbed during the small hours of the night mentioned, by an unusually mournful and protrrcted noise. The presence of a Marshal was vainly in voked, and prayers m.de for some member of the humane society to appear on the scene, hut all to no purpose. Morning at length dawned, when its light revealed a lit tie yellow juvenile eat on top :he sloping I shed of O'Neill's store, where it had been all I night in the bitter cold, and unable to get f down. It was at once rescued. TEMPEsTUoUS PAssAGE.-Sometimne last week an immense cog wheel was removed Ifrom Frog Level, by Mr. Drayton Kibier, to his present residence about 4 miles above the Court House, and we are told that the rout taken in transit presents the appearatnce of having been visited by a tempest. The whole road is torn and cut, fences destroyed, and that except no smoking heaps or blacken ed chimneys are left to show i-.s course, one mighst imagine that the conquering hero who rlaid waste a portion of the State in 1865 had sagain visited the land he loved so well. We have not seen this immense cog, have not travelled over the road, nor seen the broken fences, uprooted trees, dilapidated houses, ~'frig btened and indignant inhabitants, nor any Sof the signs of damage as related by our Mollohon reporter, and of course cannot say Spositively if the damage is not somiewhat hb exaggerated. It is given as heard, and th~ reader can interview Mr. K. if atny proof is needed. Y THE GEfL R. E. LEE MoNUMENT-Tb( ic grand monument to the memory of Gen' it Lee is now rapidly being constructed unde Sthe direction and skill of Prof. Vol'-.ntine And in order to complete it at the earlies possible day, the Executive Comnmittee o: athe Lee Memorial Association, of Lexington . Va., which is composed of such distinguish ed men as Gen'! Pendleton, (en'l Terry, Fron. Win. McLaughlin, Col. Preston John ston, Chas. Davidson, and others, havy to authorized the pr.blication and sale of a per esfeet steel engraved portrait of Gen'l Lee of The proceeds of its sale to be applied in fut .therance of the object of this Association namely: to the erection of a monument at the memory of Gen'l R. E. Lee, at th tuWashington and Lee University, Lexington r- V.i. The portrait will be sold only by sub alscription,'through regular authorized agents Every subscriber for the portrait will receiv a certificate signed by the Secretary an< teChairman of the Lee Memorial Association~ ye We commend this portrait to the public, ani be hope some good energetic man will secure tht t- agency in this section in order to help on tht ss good work. Messrs. W. W. Bostwick & Co. 'Nos. 127 & 179 West Fourth Street, Cincit nti, Ohio, have been constituted and appoini ed General Managers of Agencies, and an; thcommunication addressed to thaem, for circt h ars, iterms, and certificates, will receiv ceprompt attention. as THE PROTRAcTED MEETING.-After' a deeply interesting series of exercises, whic continued without interruption for thr< weeks, on Friday nigh t last the concludit assermon was preached by the Rev. J.1 s-Shuford, and the announcement made by tI: to pastor, Rev. Manning Brown, that for ti &present the meeting would cease. It is wil s,the most heartfel: pleasure we state that f unt meetings were largely attended througiot notwithstanding that at times the weathi was quite inclement ; and that the wo: dispensed, and thbe impressive warnings give were not thrown away, for quite a numb, ifhave been awvakcned and professed a desis teto take hold of the plan of salvation as t hie only one by which man can be saved.C sSunday last, as the fruits of the good set sown, ten young persons ranged themselv around the altar as candidates for a fi Iconnection with the church of their choic ed and after the ordinance of baptism wasa hbt ministered to such as had never received: by the whbole of theta were received into the art nd of the church. It was a deeply solemn a: ~m. imp: essive occasion, and otne which we tri edwill be profntably remembered. Durin;g the pas week, the Rev. D. Kirkland of the Marion Street Church, C lv Itabia, came up on invitation and to se~d part in the meeting, and preached thr ~nd sermons full of eloquent power and oft ing spirit. His youthful appearance, earn ay manner, and withal his eloquence, made to deep impression, and will for long be the tmembered by his hearers. The congregat n'y au: c:muti:y will beglad toharehimnh as|aic good has been done by this meeti ver iand it will not be long erc another series i = | hbe hed. . farried, On the 21rt inst., by Iev. M. 31. Dw,'d, Dr. E L CEcxMP. of lIrndon. G.., and Miss A. C. SAMPLE, of Edgefield, S. C. Edgefield Advertiser please copy. At :he resience of Mr. J. 0. Meredith, on the 18 h Fzbruary, 1873, by Rev. Manning Brown. Mr. C. 0. ilisnop and Miss CNR:i TIAN MEREDITH, both of Newberry County, S. C. On Wednesday Evcning. 5th Feb., in the city )f.Jalapa, 1 Rzev. Alfred Reeder, Mr RICHARD P. CLAVK and Miss KATE 31ASON, all of Ja;apa, S. C. On the 3d of December, by the Rev. Bou ehelle, 31r. GEO JO1NSTONE andMiss ALICE LONGSHORE. all of this County. On the 12th of December, by the Rev. 31. M. Boyd. Mr. GEo. 1ENDirIX and Miss AD DIE MOATES, all of this County. On the 17th of Decem)ber, by the Rev. John Stout. Mr. S It. REEDER. of Newberry, and Miss SONIE STr.ui;, of Laurens. On the 17th of December, by the Rev. Bon clieNe, Mr. JAS. IIENDRIX aid Miss EMMA SWINDLER, ail of this County. On the 19t if L)eniber, by Rev. M. 5. Boyd. 3r. lonx LONGsHORE and Miss Liz ZIE BICKLEY. all of this County. ZELL'S NEW ILLt'STRATED 3IONTHLY. The March numbher ot this finely illu-trated Magazine is already received. This number is most excellent in all respects, and a treat to the lover of good reading, and we coni mend it heartily it our teaders. Price only S2 per annum, and published by T. Ellwood Zell, Philadelphia andl New York. Address to either place for subscriptions. TiE PicE OF TypE:.-lessrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., announce that tley have at their warehouse in New York an asortment of type from one of the most celebrated foundries in the world, that of Figgins, Lon don, Englind, which they will sell at 20 per cent. discount from the American scale, when ordered in fotits of 100 pounds and up wards. They also offer to import large fonts on speeial orders at a greater discount from the American seale, antd profess to he able to till the large.t order in ei,-ht weeks fron date of its receipt in New York. They supply sorts in htrge or ,mail quantities from their stock on haml in New York at the Anterican scale rate. They assert that if the present duty on tyl,e shall be removed, the price of :he article, both of honc and foreign mann facture, will immediately fail 40 per cent. below the present scale. Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. are known as conducting the largest adver'i-ing business ever secured by one house, and :c ail;o extensive deaiers in printing m-iterial. They are corpelled to import foreign goods because Armeric;tn vuriders, governed by a c!o.,e corpor:,ion or ring, keep the price vastly too high.and at the same time make it ain exception to every other species of mnerciandise by recognizing no wholesale price; the same amount pet pound being charged *o the purchazer o' fire thousand potods as would be paid by hiti who wants but fiftv. A Want Never Bef'ore Supplied. In rtgions where Liver complaint and Billious disea-es prevail to sog:,: an extent there has Ion; been felt the need of a medicin that would act specifically on the Liver, re s:oring it to i:s normal function-4, and at th( same time be safe from af;er atr'eets, :;d ye so simple that it may be tsed by anv oe It is now admjitted bv all tl:t D l. 7Tr'n Vi.:GETABLE LIVER11 PILLS supply t1i want. They are now prescribed by the mos eminent Physicians throughout the whol Sontl. Dr. Tttt'% Expectorant. The properties of this elegant prepnratiot are demuleezit, utrttttive, ba!s:anic, healitii uand soothing. It brac-s tlhe twrvous -vsten and pro-luces pleasaitt and ret'reshin;- sleep It exhilarates and relieves gloominess ant depression. It is the mtost valttable Lun; U:nra ever <dfered to sufferers fiom Palme nary disease=. BUILDER.s' AND CONTRACTORs' SPECrA INOTICE.- Door.<. Sashes, Ulinds, Witndo' attd Plate Glass, Bnrikiers' Furnishing Hard ware, Mouldings, Star Fixtures, Marble ant Slate .Mintlepieces, Etrcatustic Floor Tilt Drain Pipe, &ec., &c., at lowest wholesal prices, at the great Soutthern Factory of P1i Tottle, Chtarleston S. C. Send for his pric !ist.-.lan. 8 1 2m. Newberry Prices Current. CoaaaCrml WEnKI:.r, By MAYES & NARTIN. Ai'P'LES-G.reen, per bushel......... a 2( Dry. per budbel....1 SIl al 7. BAGINGi-G;tuy-pter yard....- a 1I ROPEI'-Man illa, per Itt................ 20 a 2: IBAC()N-lamrs, per 1i.............. 20 a 2: Shouldiers, per lb.......... a Sides. per lb............ - a 1' IBLUE STONE, uer1i................ a 11 BEEF-per lb..~.................. S a lI BUTl'ER-Country, per lb.......... 25 a 3 CIEESE-E. 1................... a '2 CHlI(KENS-per head............ 15a 31 CALIC( -per yard............... 10 a 1: COPPEIIAS-per lb............... 8 a 1 C'OltN. per hushtel.......... ......1 10 al 1 Colt' 3EL bolted, per busbel. al 2: CANDL)ES-Adamntinie, per .ett... 18 a C CUFFEE-Rio, per lb............ - a ?2 Laguyra, per lb.......... a 3 Java, per lb............. a 3 C'O'lTON Y AlN, per bunch. ........ al SDOMESTICS-4-4 per yerd.......... 14 a I 7-S.--........... 12 a 1 3,4 " .....9 a 1 EGGS, per dozen.'............... - a2 FLOCit, per bbl.................9 0:a12 0 GUNPOu~ DEIt, per lb.............. a ET IRON VIES. per10................ - a I litON-English refined, per pound.. 7j a -Swedes................... C a I lBand...................... a 11oop...................... a I Pl1'ow Steel................. a Potware.................. 10 a I LAltD. perlb..................... a 1 LUMB1Eit-Wide lioards, per 3i t. ..1200 a20t Scantliug, per M ft..1'.. a200 Fiooriug. per M3 ft. ..15j: a20t M 3OLASSES-Cuba, per gal.........- a< Weat India, pe r gal.... 50 a Mew Orleans. per gal... - al MtACKEitEL~-per htalf barret...6 00 a8 ' perhKt............3 00 a4( MADI)Elt-per ib................ - a NILS, per keg..................... a ( e OA'TS.per bushel............... 85 ali (I-oSe, per shl............- a3 01L-OroSn, per gshel............ - aS . Liuseed,boiled................ al L.inseedl, raw.................. al - Tanner's, Straits.............. a] e PEA.S, per bushel..........-....1 00 all POTA~TOS--Irish, per bushel......- a2 eSweet, per bushel...- . PAIN IS-White Lead, per lb...12 a] IC.prChemical, per gal...- a2 , lC.prb..... .................... a SA LT. tier sack................-... - 2 s111.' G LES, per 30O...............5 00 a6 SU(GAul'ulverized, per lb........a t- Crushed, per lb.............a eA, per lb.................... a C.Extra, per lb............. a lrown, per lb............... a SPECIF-G;old.................... a Silver..................... a a SPI RITS-Corn Whtiskey, per gal... .2 03 a3 h French IBrandy........- tt14 IRye Whtiskey...........3 50 a6 e lolland G3h............ - aS Of Turpentine.............al ITFEA--Iyson, per lb.................1 50 a2 ioperial, per lb...............1 75 a2 15ac, per lb...................1 50 al TALL(IW. per lb................. 10 a VNEGAI--de,per gal.........60a VARIHES-Corich body, per gal.4 u'. n4 Copal, per gal.........3 teWHEAT, per bushel.............. - a er 2ltmrrd. aENWBERRY, 3. C., February 2.5.--Cotton ' Lia:POL, ebrary24.-Cotton ste: er -upla'tds 91; Orleatns 10. re NEw YoRK, February 24.-Cotlon nomi te-uplands 201; Orleans 212. Gold 14j a:j n ------- - . es r _____ ----- "THOMPSON & JONE d- DENTAL SURCEONS, (Graduates of the Pennsylvania College e Dental Surgery.) st Office over McFall & Pool's Store. a Otur patients receive the benefit of all re- latest improvements in the profession. Special attention given to correction of o re:rularities in Children's Teeth. :re The patronage of the public is respectf solicited. Terms very moderate. gJ. R. THO&[PSON, D.D. ri A . E.QJOE,D .. Gror WItoLEsALE GROCERS, CO' AXI) 0)E.1 Plattation Supi1ies, Dry Gooi Keep constatly on Coff--, Mea!, Pg Bacun Molas.es, Ties, Lard. Flour, Corn, Tubi &ink Eye .so a chioie :.rticle of N. 0. \!ohases. in colice A No. I article Gozeen Butter, .nd B G ie s a call. JNO E. WEM'. Tl104. It. L Lin. Are receiving thmir FALL Sl'PPLY f HARD WARE, CUTLERY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS., BAGGING, TIES, WOODEN-WARE, Wagon an!d 5unj Malial, SADDLERY and WHIPS, CICME WOOD PullIP ETC., ETC.. ETC. Oct. 2, 40-f. Bowden and Tappaha noc Seed Wheat. 1,50o Btelik of primle seed Wicat, ol thl- best i.proved and most pop;br vare. ties in I.:at Teunvstev, it arive. i a few :day; [mpivs of which May be .veen at OU: store in front of the ('oirt !!ose. Also, ai arge aind arid :oek of hiEAWY AND FAMILY 'GROCE RIES ~arriv.in~ const'atly, wicth weC prop ose to Sell Low for Cash. BA GrGrIN oiffterent kindsan Iron Ties at Reduced Rates ALSO, of the highest reputation, wh,ich we wi sell as LOW as any of equal standing au We will also purchase all kinds of PRODUCE at the HIGH SEST MARKET PRICES, SAnd sell any kind of produce or goods col Ssig~ned to us on the miost reasonIab!c term and to the best advantage. S We res pec:tfully mnvite all who are seel oing supplies in our line, to call and exar Sine our stock before making their pu Schases, as we iten~d to SELLFI AS LOW FOR CASH as suhgoscan be sold in the interb Smarikets'(of this State. 0 And as we shall endeavor to merit tl Sconfidence, we hope to receive the suppo and p'atron ge of the trading pub!iC. fIl MOOMAN & t( SSe p. 4, :3-tf. GROCERIES, SBAGGING, TIES, &c WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, SJ. H. O'Neill, Agi SCorner Cald wcll and Friend St. > Opposite Mr. P. Scott, Merchant Tailor, O Has just received and opening a general 50 sortment of 1. LIQUORS,. WHICH WILL. lIE SOLD dLow for Cash, or com~ nt try P oduce. The public generally are invit _to call and examine my sl.oeki fore purchasing elsewhere. 'The Highest Price Paid f Cotton. Sept 23 39 tf IFree Transportation WE are prepared to grind fromn one one h undred and fifty bushels Corn perd and will furnish free tratnsportation of t grain to and fronm our nmiil for our patr of free of charge. WEBB, JONES & PARK El A pr. 17, 10-tf. the -.-__________ Ir. TO SUBSCRIBERE I h'a e reduced the rates. of "The ally gressive Ag, to $2.50,n, ige coites subscr bers $1.0 ; 10 subhscribers. 82' THUS. P. SLIDE~i Jn. 8 1-.t erres. BB & COm AND RErAIL TON BUYERS, .LERS IS Is, Boots, Shoes, flats, &c., hand a good line of in, Plantaion Hoes, Trace Chains, 1:anes, ceo, Wooden and Willow War*, Potatoes, &e. bbis., 1 lS., 5 and 1) gallon kegs, also a uckwheat Flour in abuneance. AKE. 1H. IN. HAIRRINGTON. NOW IN STORE[ A Large, Varied and Choice STOCK OF GOODS. T1IE Subscriber hao'ng jiu.t returned front the Nort herI ad Scuthern Mnrkets and having thu early r(,pleui ied his stock, inlvitesZ he. peo;!v of lils eenon, and the puble genraly-ms srock bleitg la:1:e enough fur all T) Call and Gt Ti/ I'aluenof 4wir .Tney In CROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY COODS. NO T IO N S, CONFECTIONERY, AND WHAT NOTS, LIQU PUS, All of % lich n %i be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. J. P. KINARD, 4 ;.iies fr,01m the Coirt House. Feb). 5,. - t Dry Goods X dWfillinery. C. F. JACKSON, COuLUJMBIA. S. C2.. AHEI. OF ALL IN SELLING (OO)S CH1EAP. (rat sacrifice of .tock to rnise Itnoner and marke roomli for the CHLEAIPEST STOOK (IF SPRING GOODS That will be offered in the market. Feb. 12, --f. Our remaining stock of DRESS GOODS, SBoulevard Skirts, I And Millinery, .Marked down to figures thai will ensure arapidsal?. N~ow is the t.ime to secure a bar 2A full line of Ladies' IGents' and Children's ALSO, >r SCarpets, M T T IN G- S I AND 'H earth Rugs, IR. C.SHIVER & CO. R.( 'I.P snE.D1 J(NE3. J. H. DA'.! Jan. 22, 3-tf. NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS The ladies arc especially invited to em is amine my assortment, it being COMPLETE, as well as CHEAI .and consists of such variety as cannot fa Jto please, in COLORS, QUALITY OR~ DESIGNS. In the DRY GOODs department, the a sortment is also full in FINE DRESS PATTERNS, 1.- CALICOES. WHITE GOODS, HOSE, &~ cd Besides the above my stock of SLadies and Gents Shoes, I ~ together wiith or BROGANS, is worthy of attention. Arnd 1: audition to the above in toGROCERIES AMD SUPPLIE the best and cheapest. To arll of which I most respectfully inv the public attentrion, with the assurar ons Ithat no effort will be spared to give sat faction. SMRS. D. _MOWEF 'ro. Ail parties indebted by Memorand 5 Account, or in anty othrir way, are earm .00u. .1! requested to 'comre foNard and sel t- without delay. Sirs. D. MJ Shoes X Dry Goods. D. F. FLE3[ING. SA31'L. A. NELSoN. J AS.M 31.S LSO. D. F, FLEMiNG & O., BOOTS, SHOES AND T RUNKlS, NO. 2 HAYNE STREET, IcoNER 0i entRcl:,) CHARLESTON, S. C. No pain.; have:,01 e pr'd in endoavor inig to render our uage assor;nt of Goods attractive and d,irable - and ntot:ing hlas been lef undone, that long experience and assiduity could :g:es:, to detervc a share of your patroae liaring p-i fieted aunan gements by w htieh we irceive our goods direct ft om th ntatnu factutreis. enAsire our custorne:-:he gret advkntnage of plirchainu them: att ic very lowest rates and of the mo.4t dei-rable sizes. Io prices and quality -we hev thev %ill com;pare favorably wih an y c:her siuck in the city or elcewhe e. We shall be please( to offer theGe Goods for your inspection, at a:; ti:ne votn nav favor us with a c:!!. All ord,r:- - ii! have ot careful an promopt atutenon. Yours, respee: lly. 1'. F. FI;lNG & Cii., Frv C::. Char!e-won, S. C. SHOE 101 R ES WITH THE BEST AN) The Cheapest. The Sutbsctibrs have now in Store 'nd ar.? still receiing anu uly Lare utck of B00TS, S110ES, RO1NkS Warranted in makeandti materi L, and vhich they are DETE-MINED TO SELL CHEAP FOR CAS. Ladios, 'lises, GenIemen, a n d Yo tl-! C e-rn I e:r:.ine oura g - : Well-made Boots, Gaiters, Shoes and Slippers. SOMETHING NEW In LADIES SHOES, and BROGANS, AXnd whtiebt will give satisfue:ion. All we ask is a call, andi :an exami:nation, for we atre cotidetnt you n ill shoe your seles it th store of ARAMS & METT. Sep. 2->, :]9-if. ESTABLISIIED 18.57. FAL ANA W1MNTR A full sttpply of GROC ERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS H1D SHOES, Hats ad Caps, Guns, Clocks ITrunks, Crockery, Notions, M V. FOOT. G.ranitev ille S h iir t in gs .Shecet-ings and Drills, to Mer chants in any quantity a Manufacturers Prices. Se p. 18, 8 - . Shingles. ___ CHEAP! CHEAP! 200,000 SHINGLES ad el FOR SALE! ceTHE suibscriber has on hiatd at Peal .:s Stat-ion, near Alst-on, IS. C., Ott the G. & R i. R.. TWO HIUNDRED) TIIOCSAND) N 1 SHiAVED SUINGLEs, in p-.ekages five hiundred each, which ie ofyers ye low. He is constantly receiv-ng simil loti Orders will be p rmptly at:ended umn Pt-ice, rttl.50 per thonsand. No charge I st- loading. Terms Cash. Addiress, . F. H . DO MIN ICK, kFeb. 12, G-ne AL::TON, S. C. Dry Goods. Clothhnr e J. H corth h I r r he North, at ,ver b.rubt to this m::k., cof$i of HOSIERY AI .ND SELECT AS, DARPETINGS, WINI CURTAINS, RUC FlHE GRAIND OPENING OF Till :a- tedie-inan d sueVso f M c.cd by Zl,id ph ced TE EEB.ATED 1V : 1. : i! ! if, ti--i:1..: : i are i: ite 1 i - Ti-\I)W Hats, Caps and Gent XIST ARD< c oLuLM WE aro now receiving and will contin MADE CLOTIllNG, fhlit cam;nt be sirpi-: lart f.shionz in MELTONS. DI IGONALS, C DIESS FIOCKS, BLACK DOESKIN PANTS CLOTH, SILK and VELVETr. A splendId litic MENS', YOUTHS' AN] W HTE FANCY SHIRTS, CME HOSIlSH Y AND UNDER WEARL CA11DJG.kN JACKET.S. SILK AN SILK HATS, The underigie respectfuly calls the burv and upper Cxi:uies, to their large and w Ci:y are invited to c:ll and examine. Ordcr guaranteed. KINARE O C. 0, 12 - ,f. 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C. 00< 000 00( 000000000000000 000000 000000000000004 0000000 0000000000000000000 0000000001 Feb. 5, 5-tf. R, & W, 0, SM FFI COLUMBIA, S. C., ARE daily receiving atdditionst their eleganlt stocki of CLOTHING I AND SAn entirely new line of MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN iH A TS, Just received. Iour CU:STO'd D)EPARTME> ewe are exhibiting the choicest p: terns of foreign nd domeIIstic rCassimeres and Vesting 0- Give us a call. R. & W. C. SWAFF'IELI c OtL1I311, s. C. Ja. 8 ..-i rud Xeering mIarhinc. ICA, S. 0. d:mul preparedl to1 , it- a c . late-t :1 1 : po-a ta n DR ESS &c., n%i- a !uij 1i:1 of FD GLOVES! ,0 RT*,E NT.; 0 F )OW SHADES AND -S, MATTINGS, Fhit GlaC~.ss Iiry Goods Estabiannieut. 3 MILLINERV DEPARTMENT, AS. M ORM ( ICK. so n 'y knoI EE SEWBG. M.10I14E. IVER-:EWj NG '.!.VillNE, co.i:;t a g~ive me a ed>. . KINARD, :1 ia Ho:el, Cumbi.l, C. 'ER t1L{)THIING, s Furshing Goods. Sr.,WIL~EJY IA, S. C. te to throu-h t:c sc:son the ],EST RE-A)Y ed ir equ:vle: by mv cu-tot mnde. All the HEVlOT', BEAVE:.S. TlIC,OT-S, BLACK FRENCII and AMEIICAN DRESS VES fS, D BOYS' CLOTHING. X )T AND NE LI GE SHIRTS, E(K VWEIiQ , : S;d A-SPENDEIRS, D I.NEN . III ( IE. FALL STYLE. mntion of their friends al cuztomers of New 211 selee:ed Stock of Goo !. Visitors to the Will be promptly . treuded to and satisfactiou & WILEY, COLDM IA, S. C. AMERICAN BUTTON-HOE OVER-SEAMINC AN D SEWINQ MA HINIEv BUY THE BEST ! The A31ERICAN\ ill Last a Life Time. It it sueror to all others for simplicity antl d1urabli ty. It has bee~n pronounced by tie lest me ebainies the bestc fliished, antd matde on thte btest plant, of any m tachineo mnu:factured. Will sew the fine,t andI coarsest fabhrits, ro matter how uch starch. Never drops stitces, rutns lightt and ab:unst noiseless. Cali antd examine for vourself. Sold on tnte m:o-t reasonable terms ana satisfaction guaranteed. In ucemet s to ch ibs. LUVELACE & WHEELER. Oet. 23 4:-if. BugIes, Saddlery, Ar. FEBB, J90E & PIRER. YM MEAN BEINES2! Aun can show a s:oek of Carriages, Buggies, Saddlery, H IARNESS, AND FIXTURES, BABY CARRIAGES, TRUNKS, YALI8ES, IRefrigerators, &c., &c., genlerally, in this line, which for beauty, be surpassed in the country. WE SELL AT FACTORY PRICES, AND DEFY COMPETITION! Our SA1MDLE and HARNESS MANC-. FACTORY is w;ell supplhied and turns out warranted work. AT THE LOWER STORE I can be found a choice and large assort ment of Family Groceries AND) PLANTATION SUPPLIES, Sof every_uchrctr and kin, which we will Low for Cash ! We buy largely of COTTON and give the top of ti.e market alwAys. * All we atsk is that te public wi'. favor us with a call so that an examiination may be made. loeember there are thiee sepa rate establishments. -WEBB, JONES & PARKER. S. Interesting to All. My. teir ofiofice t. haing exp.i:e. I re I:ul notify all per.ons a h o had liens, 2*d. or mtg agCe t teieri d:.ring my - r:n oftoffiie, to ca!l o : M-srs. 'Jones & Nov. a7 as-tr. THOS. 4. LAKE.