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~3rB, (are FESEJ,4 A L GUST. $ I T W T iF h 1 2 3 4 13 14 15 16 17 18 OLD-TIME FARMERS. AV= Whe Zvery b ientarist Had H QOwn pindi,e. Loom, XiIl and Was Eis O Tail aad Buthe. Fifty years ago and more tif farmers were simply farmers an nothing more. They raised near] all the supplies for their own table and largely for their clothing, whic was manufactured from the ra1 materials in their homes. Whet wAs much wore generally grow toen than now, b?nt not in snfli'ier quantities to farnish bread for tb household. Flour was rarely bougi by the barrel. and lmriey. rye an Indian <-orn were extensiv."ly use< In those earlier days flir bi:Na was, with large ri'hers of faiili dignifed with the name of 'cakE and considered a luxury for use o extra oceasions, when company wt entertained. A story is still told i one of our old Buckingham count towns which illustrates this fax: A hightoned gentleman known g the 'Squire' called at a farmhowa one day on some business, an when he had finished his erran and bad remounted at the doo 'y the good housewife, wishing to in press the 'squire with the dignit and thrift of her family, said f him ; 'Squire, won't you stop an have some flour bread and batter thinking it now too late for hii to accept her invitation. To hE chagrin the doughty squire repliedi 'Thank you, marm, I dont care if do,' and promptly dismounted an entered the house. The poor w< man could only explain that to h< surprise she found the flour brea all out, and offered him the bei she had, some Indian bannoel When a boy the writer had ofte seen in the house of a neighbor string of these bannocks, eight < ten in number, set upon tins i front of the fire in the broad fir place, there being room then lefti the corner for him to sit and loc straight up the chimney into ti -~- blue heavens. There was very li tie market for' farm producei those days, except in the largi towns ; long journeys had to t made, mostly to such as we2 * known as 'seaports,' as theri we2 no interior towns of sufficient poi ulation to be centers of such trad< Every farmer kept a flock of sheel and wool constituted a large pr< portion of the clothing. 'It we carded, spun and woven at home' and made into garments for bot sexes. The best ::lothes for me boys were made of what wa 'fulled cloth.' This we :st home of the finest mate r -to the mills know: as 'fulli -' where it was pu through a process thickernn dying and finishing. The wome used to wear gowns of cloth whic was called 'pressed woolen.' Thi was simply home-made ne taken to the mills' ie and pressed, so as to present glossy snrface. Every farmer had a small pate of flax. This was pulled an' spread out in rows on the grounc 'rotted' and then 'broken' an 'swingled,' and was prepared fo the combing, carding, and the 'lii tie wheel,' as the machine wa called on which the flax was spu:r to distinguish it from the large machine for spinning wool. It wa woven into cloth for table covers toweling, sheeting and shirting The 'tow,' which was the coars portion combed out on the -hetct el,' was spun into a coarse yarn, oa which a cloth was made for sun mer suits for men and boys. Tb tow shirt, so commonly worn, was when new, an instrument of toa ture to the wearer, as it was fall c prickling spines left from th woody part of the stalk. [Boston .Journal. Coax~ Fnoca CAES.--Beat Si: ounces of butter to a cream an< add to it eight ounces of pounde< sugar and a few drops of lemoi * juice or ratafla, which ever pre ferred ; mix thgroughly a desser spoonful of baking powder with pound of corn flour; have read' some warm milk, and stir it witl the corn flour into the sugar ani butter, adding by degrees- a littl< of each till-the whole of the flour it in and the mixture is a ligh dough ; bake at once. When skewer which has been insertei come out clean and bright it is done. Try pure benzine to remove stains f..em hair cloth furnitnre. 3 bip asIet. Texas has nearly 2.40() convicts - i her penitentiary. Harvar 1 University got $4X).000 . be1aesta last year. Queen Victoria is fat and hearty -weigiing 200 poands. Georgia yielis over a million ars per annum in gold bullion. A rseurm of Conf:derate relics s to be established in Raleigh, c. C. : F,r the first time sirce 1851 the Post Office Department is self rastaining. e Charleston, S. C.. is sipping a phospbate rock, used for fertilizir g, y to England. : The prospects of the Louisiana b rice crop were never better than at the present time. The estate of the Vanderbilta is 'owvalued at about three bndred :lillions of dollars. t Ves. Virgini%t pr:>duces nearly ne-fo)ur th, of all t;.: nai!s used in .,e Uited States r Louisiaiu has 172.005 regist.:red . . of whicil 85.451 are wfite '!Id 88,,)24 culored. The tal land area of the United s .tct, not including Alaska, is n t.970.000 square miles. Y A factory at Augusta, Ga., has L just shipped an order of 2,000 a bales of goods to Africa. e A little boy at Charlotte, N. C., d swallowed a quart and a half of cherries, seeds and all, and died in r, great agony. The reduction o? the National o debt during the fiscal year just d cosed foots up the handsome total , of $151,684,351. n The first appearance of cotton r as an article of commerce was a shipment of seven bales from I Charlestan, S. C.. in 1757. d A statue of Rouget de Lisle, >. author of the 'Marseillaise,' at his native place, Choisy-le-Roi, near d Paris, is to be unveiled on July 23. t Robert Bonner, the New York C.. Ledger man, has $382,000 in n vested in horse flesh, for his pri a vate use and to gratify a personal r ambition. n If the Atlanta Constitution speaks I correctly, more reapers have been sold in Georgia this year than the k entire cotton belt posssessed one e year ago. Richard Paulk, white, of Union county, S. C., has been sentenced rto one year in the penitentiary or to pay a fine of $.500 for marrying SJohn Turner, of Savannah, Ga., after serving out eight years of a life-service for murder in the Spenitentiary, has proven his inno cence and been released. Willie Morris became joyous at a Wilmington, N. C., camp meet ing, and fell over Annie Williams Swhile tbe latter was kneeling in prayer, and broke her back. -:homas Ferguson, of Weldon, 2 N. C., carelessly pointed an 'empty' t sihot gun at his three-year-old , brother, but it went off just the 2 same, and the child was torn to pieces. s Sixteen amallpox patienta in San Francisco, while being conveyed in I a boat recently, were all upset and drenched with cold salt water. In spite of their exposure they all im 2 mediately recovered. SSergeant Mason says he can't "complakn of the treatment he is re-, ceiving in the Albany Peniteni r tiary, only he would like to get oat. Being imprisoned is the B meanest feature of the whole thing. It is estimated that the South rhas this season paid to the North s 55,000,000 for wheat, $50,000, 000 for corn, $72,000,000 for meats, and about 25,000,000 for hay, butter, cheese, oats, apples, pota toes, etc. The population of Alexandria has increased from 6,000 a century ago to 300,000 at the present day. The modern city is built on the~ isthmus connecting the mainland with the island of pharos, and on the island itself. A Texas elopement party was: made up of three couples, ranging in age from 15 to 20 years. One pair was composed of a daughter~ of the editor of the Waco Examiner and the daughter of the Episcopal pastor at that place. They fled to the Indian nation, and got married all at a time. The Atlanta Cotton Factory, which has been purchased by a syndicate of Northern capitalists, is to have its capacity doubled, and will give employment to double the number of hands. The improve ments will involve the esenditure of $150,000, when the factory will be equal to any in the South, and surpassed but by few in the counn try. a!z*eUane n. TUTT'S PILL A DISORDERED L.iVER IS THE BANE of the present genertion. It is for th OCre of this disease and its atendant KICg.HZADACHE. BILIOUSEr, DYl PE?EIA, CONSTIFATION, PILES. etc., tha f g"r p;,,1, hare gained a wor1dw. reputaion. No~eey has ever bee dicovered that acts so sently on to aii,s:ve organs, giving tbem vigor to a siate food. As a natural resn2t, ti ~err'ow Bystem is Bijoed, the IOUc1 are Developed, and the Body BobtSt. E. aRT AL. a Planter a Bse rs. La..sfi My plaataton is In a r distrct. severa years I could not mas:c halfa crop C accoun of bnlous diseases and chLs. I w nesar- discouraged when I began the use 1 TZ--S PILLB. The result was marveloa my taborers soon became hearty and robus n I have bad no further trouble. Tbey reue're tb Idelres"*m the Bloodfr'ousa e..e e bowels L.. a nS.raIl, wIU es. whs.le aeen fee, we. ssss seed aa es ei O,eme.3 .murrayat., N.1 TUTPS HAIR DYE Ga&Y HaIr or Wgrsczu changed to a G.oe BLacx by a si e application of this Dvr.. pata n Z.U color, ad acts instantaneot d Dwrggis:.a or sent by express on reoe of One Doi. Oflee. as Murray Street. New Yori (Dr. T FUS MAZUAL *f Vc ssbo Inferus.en sad .sefl Reeelpea s se ssd TuZ e sppU.matse. IRON. B- R/inedAt~ Tir.. im'-. I to 2 ich.-e. Band. Hoop, Round. Square and Or Irons, in fu.il Etock, at lowest market price at BOOZER'S HARDWARE STORE. No. 2 Mower's New Block. Mar. 30, 3 -1 .. $4,000 IT MIKRIIGE NEW ORLEANS Ml[J AW [MON 122 Gravier St., New Orleans. DIRECTORS--J. P. LONGLEY. Prest.; H.' COTTAM, Vice-Prest.; E. H. IENE' See. and Treas.: S. M. TODD. A. RE N0IE, J. Q,. A. FELLOWS. Th.s Union was organized to associate t gether worthy unmarried white men ar I wowen, to asw:st ea,rh other by pro:iding fund for them at tuarri:;ge b rnea- d om taal a.ebnents. No :mtn.Jer can ar: before .Jix muontus and have any. caim the marriage fund. Tu- price- in this Unit are cheaper tba-i tho.e of anv -iwi r vanization. and its b,enefits are ;;reae LadieS can join on the sa.me teru:e as we The ;ollowiu table will sow the benecfi nemb-rs wil. Le entitl.;i to at marriage the diTrent cas es: In C1ass A. B. C. D. Ater r on b.... $41 M ' $7. 1. . . 12l . . . . 70 0 . i 1 . k d2 1 . . -,12 .. .... (% 1.. U 2 j7 2. .. 25 .. .... 900 l5'2 2.A) -2.' .. 2 . . ..... ' 00 2. 0 .0 A* esmen. i,0; nnul ue.$3 *LS - -Mmehp e, ]yA, ;g. Advan Assesmet,.$; Anua Du.% $4.'% CLASS A-Membership Fee. $125; Adv anAssessmen $ :; Annual Due. $ 5. CL ASS D--Memlaership Fee, $1h; Adram Assessmnent, $4; Annual Due, $'. A ierson can only join one clas. Writ 7 - tbe office for circulars and blank applic AddessalPcomuicaios to IE. H. HENRY. Secretary and Treasure, 122 Gravier St., New Orlean er State where you saw this advertit ment. May 11, 19-Cm. A LE4JTIIl TO YOUNG MEl ON TH E LOBS OF A LECrUEE ONC THE NATCaE. TEEATIE5 ALYD RADICAL cure ot seminal Weakness, Spermatorrho:a. induced by Self-Abuse Involuntar Emissions, Impotency, Ne vous Debilt, and Impediments to Ma riage generaly; Consumption, Epileps; and Fits* Mental and Physical Lncapacit: c.-By kOBEET J. CULVEEWELL, )M. I] autbor of the "Green Book " Etc. The world-renowned author, in this at mirable Lecture, ciiat'ly proves from hi own experience that the awful conseqjuel ces of SelfA bnse may be effectually remove without dangerous surgical operation bougles, instruments. rings or cordial pointing out a mode of cure at once certa and effectual, by which every sufferer, matter what his condition may be, ma cure himself cheaply, privately and ra< ical . ~This Lecture will prove a boon t thousands and thousands. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, 1 any a,ddress, on receipt of six cents or tw postage stamps. Addrc:a THE CULVEEWELL MEDICAL 00., 41 Ann St., New York, N. Y. Poet Office Box, 450. .July. C, 13-iy. THE PENN1Nt0TON HOUSE (F'ormerly the Mansion House,) NEWBERRY, S. C. JOHN 31. PE'NNJNGTON, Proprietoi Tis popuberit. and co-nently lo'ate2 Ir....-.::... w: II rr4.d a t e@ su:i*. piiN wit th .h !. c.in be had po.lii atd ri-edy at,eu/ie (fa the part of hii se: varat', he i'-"r' ae.urr-d of :-irng sati-factict Terms, 51 per Day; $12.50 per Month. Jut.2, 2 -tf T. D. DAWKINS, BARBER, -IN TilE Newberry Hotel Saloon I would re.1pe'fuly injform my formle patrons and th:. 2~:a:en yenerally that avii;g '-stablishedi :npelf uvder .eNew erry Hotel, with te mis. of )4aurice att, every effort will be put forth for th< ornfor; of may customecrs. PATENTS. F. A. Lehman, Solicitor of American an oregn Patents, Washington, D). C. Al usiness connected with Patents, whethe: efore the Patent Office or the Courts romptly attended to. No charge made un less a patent is secureud. Scend for circular Sep. 21, 35-tf.w.I. HEW YOR 20lPPINR Everybody is delighted with the tastefu and beautiful selection mnade by Mrs. La. mar, who has NEVEa FAILED to please het customers. New Fall circular just issued, ed for it. ddress MRS. ELLEN LAMAR, 877 Broadway, New York. UNov. 26 _-tr Rail Roads. Colambia & Greenville Railroad., e sav -.r P.AdENGEE DEPARTMENT. 3n a :d a l-r iriu r. M ay 2th. 1' 2. the *PAJ-.% E R TiiAINS -ill run as herewith :r. ditcted Lo.j:irl- road and it: branchee. Dnily. except Sunday t. -NU. :y. t P PASSENi?;L.. T L Leave Coi.mbia.A - - 11.42 a m B. A 'or-. - - - - 124_ S- Nwrerr. - - - - 1.4t;i p nety-six.----------.-- p m - - ,odge, - - - 418pm e:.n - - .4' pm a Arrive Greenville. - - - - 7.05 p m 2 0 No. 53. DOWN PASSENGER. 2 Leare (reevle, - - , - 10.25 a m Bett. - - - 11. a in g Hocge:-. - - 117 p m - " 'ety-six. - - - - 2.23 pm I Newiaerry. - - 3pm " lejUL, - - - 5.01 p m Arrive CUlumbia,F - - 6.-2 pI m I TAe c,aE . NI(I a COLLI"Y; rw'L>:,. J.5. L'P PASSE.vER.r a LeaierAz.--n. --- -2..4y . - tthcr. - - - - .2 y m JIh::n.n - - 1.52 p mI alr.tuc. - - - - - 2.29 p r r.on. - - - - 2.-- p m Arrive.-partanburg. - 4.15P m b. No.53 ,DOWN ?ASSEMGEE. a M "arta,tb,r:. P & D. DepU1 1.:' p m .; ss rubujrg, . C. & C. Jc;.VT .G ! 2'. :-a - Uo. - - - 2.5 y vu-:t. - - - 2 L;,p m 6: >tlwr. - - - 4.!' p m SArriv -t AjP:Lv. - - - 453pm ti eeCeALWAY . LvJNrwb-rrv. - - - - 4. 5 :.. pf Arme at laureux C. 11.. - - 'd y w Arr:eat - u ry. - - e 12SvI-ru P.* AL'ls..VILLC KKAa5C I. Len- - li-.5.;er. , - i 8 y m -A:r.zeat A .tevije. - - -- 22nym Le e Atevi!le - - - - 1.u p m Arrive at lodaer - - - - 1. S p m BLC ILE aaAILE. AD AND A.Daa>b(o . Leave BE?ton at. 5.40 p m - Auderson 6.20 p m a? " Pendleton 6.b6 p m Leave Seneca C, 7.36 pmi Arrive at Walhalla 7.59 p m Leave Walhalla at, - - 9.2o a m Leave Seneca D, 10.00 a a " Pendleton, - - 10.38 a m " Anderson, - . 11.11 a m Arrive at Belton. . 1L50 a m THEOUGH CAR SERVICE. Solid trains between Columbia and Wal- - *halla Through Cars between Charleston * and Hendersonnlie, and Charleston and Greenville. obviating change of cars be tween either of the above points. CONNFCTIONS. A. With South Carolina Railroad from Char leston. 9 With Wilmington, Columbia and An Railroad from Wilmington and all 'inte North thereof. With Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r Railroad from Charlotte and all points y North thereof. 3.B. With Ahevile & Spartanburg Rail Road for points in Western -North Carolina. C. With A. & C. Div. E. & D. E. E., from all pointe South and West. i D. With A. & C. Div., E. & De. E., from At I aata and beyond. A E .. & C. Div., E. D. s. E., from all U- pointe Sou n and West. " F. Witu South Carolina Railroad for Charles 'nton. m" With Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta r- n ailroad forWilmington and thenorth. . With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta S Reailroad for Charlotte and the North. t - With Ashevi!le & Spartanburg Railroad in from HendersoviPe. H. With A. & C. Div., E. Sc D. E. R., from Charlotte and beyond. Standard- Time used is Washington, D. C., which is fifteen minutes fster than Columbia. _ T. E. TA LCOTf. Gen. Manaer. J. W. PEY, Supntednt. A. Porr., General Passenger Aent. .9, South Carolina Ea1way Company. 40 PASSENGEE DEPARTMENT. 00 - CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. A On and after Apri.lth, 18- Pasngr :; Arains Ceton srat wil ru as follow un 4GOING EST DAILY.) :. LArve Charleston at - - -81.10 P. M. sLeave Chuarso at -P ..M. ALev tramdsern al excep - -i.0 on Cm. enrre, whumih are dail -ex1.2t S. 1 *LeColumbia aCheton. -O- 9.30P.ay. Arriv udasta rontri- ti-t ar sol to Sandrrone CalStaton at one -ls class fare [- Lesae Chgarston l at six cent5 perM LeaeAgusa to- an -ro 4.45 statons :e Arrivea Columb -- with C. Ala tan rndaily except4 traion Cam den&i Branctionle mare aily Cpt S.un tio withp Caro e Co attad to Ngt Coaumboab tan Carestn. at Colubiayst and uA.s. nd partickt atre P.od toan .afrom all oitatons t oane ith classouar - duay leepery betweee a esixcn and mruWfhinrtn ti toria romland rtatons 5,wtotag.Connection made at Colmi iharo. um nb and Chrestnl Railroad to apintsr .M Conetonseo made at AugC.ta wit Jn eoiad Railradn arn Cetal Coaimboad t 1-afrom all points oth ad, Wet.hog isT lroug tietser beeenChaedto alld >r posinton,h vi igadand Weo,ute,p sag t d withou chSae. a Anent mae a.hr r- OH nesay Pand Geerdal; anae. ihSvn ,nh Charletoubin tousa point o, COSouth.. Arl 9 l~ -Onndcin aftre Sundat ApI 30wi8,th e 1-an frown Scdleit South and opetdb,ti is Copay ticket anbeprchsd oal Leavent Ausand AWest,..y..pplying ao dArrv at ColubiaE, Bgent,Col4a m SLa, Co D.ia BC...ALN ...11.52 Am AratCharlotte, C.ba .ugst.. 4.0. Ario at (Lu;bi, D..C... rl.1.p on1 Land aftrF.SunTday ept 30,ndaysth o. (olWith SerCchdli beoatced.b)ti LeomaCun .........0ai d OP,TH W4E. No 52 DAILY-MAIL ANDi EXP'REss. Leave Augutsta, . ............... 7.5arm Arriv e .at Chotbi. B............1L450 a mn Leav.e Colmbia, C..... .........I IL52 p m Arrive a.t Charmbtt. C.............30b p in Leav,eGoChalte................G5.00pim i rrveatSttevile..............4705 p m No. 47 ILY~-MAIL AND) EXPEE.ss. Leave A stba, A................I.0apn Arrive at'ugumba, D...........0.a p No.17 L9CAL. FREIGHT, daily except Sundays (W~ith Passenger Coach attached.) ILeave Clharabia.................. ;.00 a in Arrive at Chalotte...............1.0 p in Leriav Sate Southe................. 7.5an Arrive t Cohrlo.......ro......to0 and frove Chiarlotteo. 0 ......... .13 A rive allmbint. B.......... a.00 Cpolnm Arriv et Augsta A..............10.2 a on No.1svLleCALsEIo, drainy excep andayse tLeae Charlotte..........o......-.0am A-Withr. 4 al 4e rund ro betwannau guoria and thoenout and ctata, Plman e andthes boutwenAst. n liigo AuitS ustaoa Rilroidgton fro Cheuleston. to tm. e ..A.WPOtE Gihmnerand Pangile Aent.ad B TandCfoal Sprinteot nd Carin r setrle adStbrgRailroad. D-CoTnect, Sit Ch . Sept&mbe E. E. 8or Oniandnftn Tnd ay oit nter Atlantle pulmn traeinas beon Taiy (Snoas.5 excepd) between autanb and Hegtn. d.er..nvia Dasnvillows:cb adChr Arrievle. tAdeso nTins.....r.3 p53 bed Arrive Chrl&.otandRchmndur.12 u Bot Numbers m7ake conrneond foree Cou-.be biaeadpCreton Agustan ndWmigonci and Colue biaend Austaand Chmingttn. La Ai.L.v Jcell AMSgo tie.SN kin G. E.TALCOT,Suerinedentndan Hardwa HART & 4 hARD WARE I STATE AGE THE GREATEST - GE] CULTLEAL - -~ VENTJON OF THE GE. NaYES9Pr.y ENT.OF THE LA ANI DOCBLES THE VALCE Oy - HE MAUR;E BY - HOIU)U(,HLi POLLVEEIZING. t [EMP'S MANURE ANJ C01 - AGENT ['HE "BROWN" and D FEEDERS AND C IA"UATE|RS ao FoR H ABOVE Trl Jun. 3, 23-1y. C] Clothif GRAND 0: -OF 0 liddlesex Flannel, all wool an, SOFT AND S1 For Spring, in colors of Blue, Black, P GENTS' FURNIS] This stock is complete of Imported and Dor STRAW Tbie is the largest s.ck receievd in the C silo A new stock of fine LOW QUARTERS and REtEMBER '] I. L. KINARD, - - - A pr. 2", 16--tf. Dry, Goods, .TV IS NOW BEING Which conprisesa a full a )RY GOODS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTI WINDOW CURT) HATS, SHOES, TRU And Elegant and Fancy DRESS A4 --FULL ASSORT: .aees, Hosiery, Paras< These are all offered at LOW PRI4 tisfaction. We also have a full line of BUTTI C. BOUKNIGHT, EX A pr. 13, 15-6m. COLUM~BL. Ensgin SPEAHE SAW MILLS, CC --A LSO, THE AMERICAN E P~arties wishing tbe above, addreas SPEAKE & BRO. I dfar. 30, 13-tf. LENN & POOL, ' (Sucessors to Win. F. Nance, dec'd.) rhe undersigned having associated them te I.'SURANCE L SINF , would. TI pectfully ask for a continuanice of the iness law;~ly en,t'ust-d ton Major Nance, I al..o any ne-w busines tha m.av offer. TENCH C. POOL. JO tug. 9, 1881. 32-tf. N IDA.A.THOMS St. Coud buid!n l Genera Land Offce. Contet At cae, prnvat land cai, mining. pre re the Departet t th Inioan attention gven to tn-site eases mot iofld scrip bought and sold.anal -.tf.w..1g st -e. Ar. 3MPANY, 1ERCHANTS. NTS FOR - ISTEIBCTES MUCR. M AEL, ASH ES. LIME. COTTON -EED. -' A N RE.C., EVENLY IN DpLLS A ND EO A DST. - i - I LN D)ISPE%SABLE AS TILE MOWE R s -ND REAPER EVEEY 3MACHISE C W ARRANTED. TON SEED SPREADER. i; - -p AN'L PRATT GINS. T ] ONDENSERS. IT & CO., LRARLESTON, S. C. zg PENING tER CLOTHING.R i guaranteed not to fide, S12..O. 'IFF HATS ar', Green, Brown and Granite. [IING GOODS! Destic Underwear, in sizes 24 to 44. RATS. ty, and direct from Manufactories. ES GAITE?RS to make a complete outfit. HE PLACE. - COLUMBIA, S. C. ?fOJios. A'c. lItR STOCK RECEIVED, nid complete stock of C A RPE TS, a NGS, LINS and S A DES. NKS, VAL.ISES, ETICLES In Great Variety. lENT OF >lS, Umbrellas and 6 ) N S . XE, and h'c values as will give ECUTOR, & CO., ,s.C c. & DROK, C IE FAMOUS F cal TTON GINS. RUIT DR~YER. Einard's T. 0., S. C. 380. Isso. IIN (CETR1L hOTEL, (Formerly the Wheeler House,) COLUM~BIA, S. C. )E0ULGHLY EENOVATED, EEFU4.NISHED AND REFITTED. TERMS, $2,00 TO $300 PER DAY. IN T. WILLEY, Propriet'r. o1. l(4 46--tf. ~-- an make money faster at w12 a oayar uprs ane at hone ie indasros an en wme,by ad .3 iste tme Yoc ie at home and fort ' by at2 one.*Costy*Ou* you honoaly. Addres TEUE 4 Co.Au .'Ptscetla -- Use Lawrence or COUCHS, COLDS, SORE ThR MONIA, CONSUMPTION, Diseases JA SAM. OF TO Le nd LUNGS. butit has never been so a eozst YE. Itssohn al i rp=esafr i -Z= after toe cough has been reliered.Qar i A U IO.N! '?*tb.M:O .EDICATI!atee4e n a a ia e Di :fttrbeSad y rses a. M =7209M A~&L be TOLU, ROCK AND RYE CO., Propr F. W. WIGEN5. & CO., Who!esaie C,A it.A0 USICA. LE STUDY OF MUS 'he ..alsor of Yearr: Aecomt he New'. In<duetive 3~ PIANO AND Yirawn W* I Las Opened a STUDIO over Store for the Recepti Having Taught this Method in the Borth with I Lie, S.C., now Oters her Services and the Meth ~D VICINITY. MI I is impossible to set forth ALL THE ADV d System, in an Adrertement, but invite all inl Circular. IT SAVES TIME AYD MONEY. It is so Simpl+ .derstandi it. A It doe way with years of dru dgery. It takes the Pupil almost immediately Into the ntinues the same throughout the whole Course o It is not a superficial method, but applies to all Sany change whatever. It commends itself at once to the educated elsa This Method is entirely diferent from the Old i n opportutty is offered to all to gain a Mui for Less Fspense thass s- Many of my Pupils in the South are no' ich was gained at a nominal expense, while my )LLABa per Lesson. This Method fulfls the maxim that "Whatever s s life and increases usefulness." erxms, 50 ets. 'iir- Books and Sheet Music will be Fu FOR FURTHER PARTICULAES, CALL ON Oi Ms. Feb. :,, 8-tf. atches, Clocks, Jewelry. TfIES IND JEWELRY: St the New Store on Hotel Lot. f [bhave now on hand a large and elegan: ortment of ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,; Silver and Plated Ware, OLIN AN5D GUITAR STEH~GS, SPECTACLE!S AND SPECTACLE CASES, ' IEDDIUS AID BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. 1N ENDLEss VazrrE. A All orders by mail promptly attended to. . ateluaking and Repairing Done Cheaply and with Dispatch. 3al1 and examine my stock and pirices.G EDUAFRD SCHOLTZ. fov. 21, 47-tf. IWAFFIELD n COLUMBIAI IAS IN HIS SPRING STOCK OFjJj CASSIMERES, W loths and Suitings,I 8OME YERY ELEE1ANT900118, xperienced Cutters, AND THE Best of Tailors. No' PRICES LOW, wr Newb [TS GUARANTEED. Ithere [ar 163, 11, tf. W 4I Great ebanee to make money.goe Those who alays take -'a~ r mte fte te od a essrak For e l so moneyon thataeofrd e erd k ton or p srigh n tro Ic rti.Aon can ll th wos noer sent .e h Addrss taSN&o,Prt uiesld st aemne. rapily. M creelain-lined Pumps are manufactured S ty andalcalmsfrom the Coman holdin th - itent. Dorgetfaiito nkaanoCe of ingP he pota8. be op under ta ~ Pe efuliymade 4 i A.. Pe st Selected VaIao .p.r Timber. Improvements. . 4 ' m root C.ou he BLATCH1.EY PUMPS are for.sale by the -h , best houses is the tra,s. te ame of miy nearest agent will be furnished on fromn application toI Ju 0.0G. BLATCHKLEY, Mannfacturer, 308 MARKET ST., PHI!.ADELPHIA, PA. A I ek iyor own town. $5Outfit I Uhtal not ra ired. 'We will furnh mnes. make as mhas men ll b idgis keetpy. enr.If~ orma Ss. i e e uw Jar. & Martin's M s, ASTMA, PE AT, CHEST AND Lz3WCS e'the mstl pous wield osrtheene S. i'mseeas eof zs y comZp~ur4d as teTOW.RJV ~ie sti, n d tode to bed uph e bo2Jes, Prices-. whot to of o ad IAZ OR .iin istrs,41i S, a Aueitu, CharlestW, . C. L DISCOIVEI 10 SIMPLFIED pUshed in Weeks iethod for the ORGAN Clark4 R. Y. Leavel's Furnftwre on of Pupils. rnparaneie iuo aes; so in emn- r d to the CrrZZSS oriE1CREERT NTAGES this ethod has over tbw erested to Call at the Sadn. or Sea: - that even a Chid of Five Yeais an 5cience of Musical Compaeitoas, S fInstruction. asic prediely as it is writtm, ='+ of tsfe community. ystem. al MBloiuoa in a short gue ai ever before. r so stuly fTeaching this"U 6 expense for Tniteon alons was U hortens the road to leing, iaga" Per Lesson. "ntshed on Moderate Terg ADDRESS, W. H.CT.A RK . Newberry, S. C. ARKER'S HAIR BALSA Ansuuma PARKER' INGER TO ifyure aymcancafag work. or amozer rundown b,y Sdies y PAXacm's ,Ew==ToUac. - - '"mLong s""wdte but ms Pa'n saa To:nc. youbae Dypepia.Rhe-e- ismxdny 2 ~ycomplauns, rioyaromar - aofthe mg.s",maLb..ei can be cared byPtaxa'sGou Tso vooare wtigawayfrom - ma Taoacar ce: itwil * an -E pfro.nd th rs dose but mne,&r Sad hndedser(lies i ay se oREaT SaVDNo WUTDEG DOZ. 2 - want aim,ted number of setve, en e canvassers to eggin a pleaasa& Irofitable businees, moon wHi :ds a rare caen TO MAKE MONEY. :t will please -answer this advrse by letter, enclosing stamp tie reggy, ghabunesthey ha;re been en in. None but those who ma d eedaPAddress .17,1l80-47.-2y. attenta Ilection is Over. r go and hear the rotes countedas .l'S GALLERY, where the iines.Arc - that have ever been exhibited la irry, are on exhibition. And whilie - sit for your picture, and take to year some of their superior photographs. wa.rn you that delays are dsagerous: tis too late. W. H. Clark feels confident, after an ernce of fifte:n years, that he can :e a ela.-as of work that will pleas ye perfect satisfaction. ~ 'i ing old pictures and enlarging t .-d.red side, u'Lo reducing to tbe 't, a special.ty. style and qu.lity of work, refers itr of this paper. CL ARK BRO'S. * .10, 46-tf. ENN SPRINGS, ARTANBURG CO., 8. Ca P'roprietors of this Celebrated Water ::ce respectfully announce that Is rit reed tis Season on the 1st of June4 the same management as last year. . - TERMs of BOARD. - 6.y.............$ 200 week..................12 00 - wreek for 3 weeks........10 00 month.... ...........300 - -s to Rent-per tenemet-of 3 - :s-for the Season, $30 (0; Whole -; -ges-6 rooms-for the Season, Special attention given to shipping ater. -The Springs can be reached partanburg at !owest r4tes byX.teks. SIMPSON & SIMPSON, - 1, 22-tr. Proprietors. Bodk or Article a the Statonery Line NOT EN STOCK, :ordered and furnished as pubEshers ufacturer.' regular retail price. e your ordersaza the IERRALT STATIONERY STOEL Z, -f.5