Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I locnl illl<l S|)lv<?i?il. I.nul; uni for colli weather now. The Legislature meets next Tuesday. Head the CotJKlKK and kee)? posted. Have your st ra wherry lied prepared for the will ter. Mrs. A. I*. Mei'lair is visiting friends in Allanta. Mr. C. W. Pratt has moved into Mr. .lohn Joust's new cottar . on Tugllluo street. Mrs. I1'. K. Harrison relumed last week from a pleasant visit to relatives and .friends in Charleston ami .Summerville. Send in your "personal" items, if you are leaving town for a visit, or have friends visiting you. Old newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper or for eulting patterns, for sali! at this olliee, in any quantity desired. Mr. .1. II. Keil. ,, showed us on Tues day a turnip which lakes the cake. Il weighed six pounds! Who can beat this-. Misses I). II., Kl heal and Minnie Heaton and their brother Willie, of Casino. . Valley, N. C., are in Walhalla going b school. Drop us a postal card every week ol fortnight, giving ns the news io youl part of the comity, Keep your own see Hon always to the front. bet our fanners put in all the sinai grain possible. Kuli smoke houses am cribs Will aid greatly the laudable end: of the Alliance. If you have any friends in the North South, Kasl or West you can't please then better than by scuding them Ibo < ormia for one year. Try it. ( 'all ami see us w hen yon come lo tow n and, if you arc not already a subscribe to the Cot una:, why you "had ought*! be." badly reared children develop int worthless men ard women. This is th rule. The exceptions either wua> are ho numerous. bel thc wheat go iii the ground. Al though one may buy Hour at >l.'?". t $5.?(l a barrel, it is heller to raise yon wheat at home and be independent. If you have a rein li ve or friend at distance, who would like lo read thc Coi mia?, How is thc lime lo . all at the ollie and subscribe for a copy to semi him. .Iones, ' the ted handed murderer," Im had his tilth trial in Kdgeliehl for tl killing of his tallie i in lau ami lu brothers hr law . The jury tail. < ! I o av ri and a mistrial was ordered. Woman is an eui:: ma. she will face frowning world and cling lo the man si loves through thc most hiller season i (rial ami adversity, I.nt she wouldn wear a hat three weeks behind the sly to save tlie government. The Si hool Cominis-?oner i- rc? t hin sehoo! hooks w hi. h he proposes lo Il ! thu people al least icu percent below ii trod uclory prices. This ofi'ei is good |'< ?ulfl llilirl;/ tllll/K. The law rcipiiics i! exchange nf books lo bc m ole not lad than Un- tail ot issn. Western tarineis mus? In- 1:1 ambling ; the prices received for grain ami lue; The Chicago ?pint al ions are: Wheat. 71 ?J corn, :l:lc; nats, l?'Jc: lard,(le.; sim ribs, s."i.:i."i io .-."i.c.o. in Cincinnati lio? were selling al isVJU lo Si.Od and li market was dull. Mr. I tobe rt Crisp, of our town, is 1 small t ililli), raiser. I Ml nf ono eight li an aere he has made this season a'.o lil ly bushels of large ll.il Dutch ami pu plc top I uruips, main ol' them wcighii as much as pounds. The prosper are gnml for au abundance of turn greens next spline. And who does 11 like I iirnip gi ecus'.' Sonn- m. try ?ul vert ?sing as I he Indi; tried feat hers, lie look om- feather, la il on a board ami slept ..11 ?1 all nig] In Hie imnning he remarked: "Win mau say feathers heap soft: white m heap big fool." Some business nu li i vest a i j ita ri er or li ft y cents ?11 ad veil isi ami then because they do aol nt once 1 ?1)ixe a great Increase of business dei ki thal ad veil ?sing does nol pa\. M r. I?. W, ll. freeman. Judge ol l'i bale of (?reenville cornily, spent sat uni ?md Sunday in Walhalla. Knau Hu- 1 ipienl visits recently of Mr. Krccmaii our town wc arc beginning lo surin lhere is something besides professioi business Hud is bringing (Jreenvill gallant and handsome Judge of I'robi lo our community. Ile has ?1 perfi righi to conic and wean- always ;;!,ul sec him. Mr. A. !.. Washburn, of Aiken, spi last Saturday ami Simihn in Walha! visiting Hie 1. 1111 i I > ot his lather. Iii ll. A. Washburn. Mr. W . is Hie yoiut ; ventor ol' Hie machine for manu fact nt pine straw hagging. Ile is m?w cngu} in ils manufacture, with his mil!, ('roll's, in Marion enmity, and willi <> one loom wc arc informed he puts . over seven hundred yards a day. Iii preparing to add other looms, ami < soon bc able to manilla. !ure large ipiai I ?cs of thc pine st raw subsl it nie for ji Complaints have been died by ofllcc.'s ol I he :;( "s 1,'ailroad int he Ki ia! ConI'l in South I arolina again I Cornily Commissioners ol l.aueaslci : 'Yolk to compel them I o il. li \ .1 I he hoi of ceri a i ii I ow ash i ps subscribed bj th t.. thc capital slock of lins road. Tit bmids were declared invalid I ?j the pl eine Com i of Soul li Carolina, Al wards lin- Legislature validated i! bonds by passing ?ut Ad fur Hie purp. The Supreme Court then derb'eil thal bonds were good and inttsl be paul, on .e . .omi ol -.om. lei huh alilv t ? nuil y ( oniini.-i'-nei -nt u.a il 1 . i|< '1 t lie hoads : hem e Hie suit in 1 he Kcd< Comb The A mini son | M pei s give ?1 Ic'ig aei omit ot II 1,'epul-lie.in meei in-.: lu '< i ha I place re.i ul ly, I .. give au exp rt m opinion relative in lin- appointai ol "(.ell." W W. bussell lo the .-titi . Postmaster al Anderson. Hu -ll wai town and was invited lo allein! lin- ne i ag ami addn ss I crowd. Thc ..(, end" wa- I--, war j lo be caught w such eli.iii. John 1 ochraii addresn-d meei ing, which | a--s- ii 1. dui ?ot t.n i i ig I h c ap|.it nu ni ot ; 1 straight 1,'e pu I -I ii a II ni' i le- emil innaiiei ni Webb in olliee, w ho i-. ,1 I ', moe '"lieu." bussell don't lim i -1 have in; I rienits ?nilie 1,'epiil Iii .ni pull al dcrsini, luit lie is probably "solid" w thc government olin ?als a) Wa.sliuigl Mr. J, YV. F. Thompson reports soul i lg ice nt his residence Wednesday morning. j See Mr. I). Oelkers' spicy advertise ment this wick, in willoh lie tells about ois "superb stock of new winter goods." Mrs. W. A. Washburn is visiting her .sons, A. li. (Hld W. H. Washburn, at Ai ken. S. (". * Mr. .lames Pryce, postal clerk on the t'ast mail between Wilmington, N. C. and Jacksonville, Fla., spent sevcial days at home tins week. Hov. Mr. Davide, of ('loenville, will hold divine services in tho Kpiseopal church on Sunday next at ll A. M. The public are cordially invited to attend. Mr. lt. M. Hubbard oilers for ..ale at Iiis residence, December loth, his per sonalty, consisting of household ^.ls, corn, fodder, A c. See advertisement. Mr. .lohn V. Stl'ibling oilers for sale at Seneca, S. C., on the 23d day of Decem ber next, his household and kitchen fur niture and a tract of land containing l-V acros. See advertisement. Thc following are the lalo arrivals al tho Faculty Hill Hoarding House: Dr. Frost and wife, of Highlands, N. c. Messrs. Mitchell, Fowell, 1 (tut is ano bronson, of Marquette, Michigan; ll Hoigluim and wife, of Toronto. Winter weather has como al last. Till mountains in North Carolina and Hool' gill are covered with snow this (Wodncs day) morning, and in the clear light of tlx sun present a beautiful sight. Thcsuov foll there Monday and Tuesday, while i i was raining hen;, lt is now clear am '.1. j ? Kev. .1. N. Wright, who has been Hu preacher in charge of the Oconoo Mis j sion fur thc last four years, loll on Mon I day for the Annual Conference al Cain iden. During I he four years ol his pas lorain ho has dono a good and accepta hlo work on tho Mission, which is mo almost a self-sustaining circuit. bt v. M. H. Carlisle, the popular pasto of the Walhalla charge, left last Mon I day tor Camden to attend thc Aumin j ( '(inference which convenes t his ( Wed nc day) morning in ?ts one hundred an fourth session, with llishop .1. C. Keene I presiding, lt is the desiri- of our peopl thal he may bc rel urned lo this ohing again, where he has labored so faithfull ami acceptably fur I wo years. < u Ihc luiir thousand tax-payers in th county only twelve hundred have pail DI Ibo thirty thousand dollars to he co looted only seven thousand live hinein dollars have been paid. December I?I I tho hunks will close. Il is said lhere im probability Ibo lime will bc exloiuloi I.eek sharp. Iben, or you will have In pu the penalty which attaches on default < pax ment hy thal day. The s.,,,//,,, " . I//;,.",-, rWnm r, of .\ lauta, (?a., says: "The outside- world very lunch ,fraid the Alliance xviii JJ hilo politics ami ruin itself. They ai sn deeply troubled thal every ollicim .piill driver is driving long articles i ?he siihjcel. No xx why is all this1.' ls possible that tin- xx mid is so xi ry an mus f,,r Vllianoe success'.' We fear nc lloware ?f "Cree!.?- hearing gills.*' Tl Farim-i s' Albani e can luke catv af it..c! If it wants In take a hand in politic enough to say thal true friends of tl people shall hold lillico. XX c lin lint Si M hy it should uni. bet those solieito friends keep their own skirts dca Keep free from bribery, trickery ai eombinatii)ii, and perhaps il xviii liol ' necessary for the Alliance lo lake ai hand in polit ?cs al all." Thc Suullnni l>\hiinrx' Allhiun nih Hie following gund advice to the fannel "P.rot h roll, wo urge you again to si moro grain. Keep before you Ihe fa that iii Ibo next year we will have t ?real struggle for independence. V cannot bc independent unless you ha . .II hand a g.1 sime of food. Phi xx heal, oats and barley. No man can independent, fool independent or lo independent xx bile he owes a debi, il rb a poor hungry animal or i m per fcc foods his lo II 111 \. Now, bret bren, if aro to sock lu be lice men. xx ho eau lo their I'clloxx nu n in the face and owe mau anything bul lo luxe bini, how i wc du ii bul by laying in a supply of fo crops and making our cot ton i nip a s plus lo nicol our obligat ions. Make xxl x on colisa me and il xx ill take but lillie pax the rest." Interest in Ibo coining election loi (b cr?or and Stale olin ors in South Carol is groxxing. Heretofore cnrrespomlc u| thc newspapers have been nominal their favorites, ami (hen quietly retir j lo the shades of obscurity from whoi they spasmodically sprang. Hut a boll . hid take s thc held. The < 'aniden .lt, nil, in a lengthy article last week, no nab d ox I iov. Hay.I, of Ihn nw ell, Hovel ter. and ( "ol. \\ . ( '. ( 'oki r. nf I I ii ig I on, for biouloifanl l?ovornor. H llagood has served the stale as (nixer for 1 xx o terms since |s7i;. and xxc du believe thal bc aspires In a "third li ll Cel. ('okcr is a hist class niau, and manx fi ?ends xx ho would like to soc I (?.veinui nf ihe State. Hid thc .lum ex blondy means business, and xxe i expool lo soo tho canvass of Slate ultu precipitated ?it a day min h earlier tl usual, and really much earlier thar necessary, Holiday Goods at Darby & Co, A une and beautiful assort meld Dressing Cases, Shaving Cases, pic! Fiann s. Mirrors, Lap Tablets, Sntuk , s,, is. Pin il lie, ra ph and A utogiaph I billum, llo.v Paper. Jewelry. Silverweir '.I 111 ut ii ! v , ami manx ul her I hines nunn rous lu moid joli. Call and seo .ds and prices lief on purchasing c xx hero. CHI il Ix F.j; V W A I ! l i. For tho next lon d, - xx e xx il I sell xx I huiaxxai'c xxc have nu han.I at v . 'unjo and sec us. I >A UHY A ( ( T. N Carter A Cu.. ol We.-a m ?le lia x i ju -I i eec i x id one ea r load bran : nia- i ai i ut tun ni I neal ami hull.-. 1'iiliis Hutt are indebted tn us ploasi i onic forward and make sol lill III ?ll Miloo, ll ..b lil ll - and Holes emile duo Delubor Isl and wo ?no obi! to bise om mulley. T V. l inn: X I \ I l.oi i:. liol ll ! ll xi m x anl " Flour fruin ~'.'..'.o ami upwards, call I T. N. C \ i.i I I; ,V CO. Thanks .ching and Prnyor. [ll tho Providence ol* Almighty (?od thc i?ast year has been one of unusual prosperity to our people. Dependent upon the gifts and opera tions ol* nature for thc increase of thc ground and tho gathering of ils fruits, we planted in the confident hope that the depths would he bro ken up and tho clouds drop down their dew upon our labors. The re turns of seed time and harvest have crowned the year with the goodness ol' thc Almighty, and lilied our barns with plenty and our presses with now wine. The annual exhibit ?of thc indus tries of the State, now' being made al the Capital, is evidence of the marked increase in the prosperity ol' ?.ur manufactures, the mechanical arts, ami the mercantile interests ol' the Stale. Il is the best indication of the general activity, industry and enterprise of the people in every section of South Cand?na. Never before since th.' dark ?lays of tin' State's calamity have our schools, and colleges, and seminaries of learning, opened their fall ses sinus with so large a number of pu-1 \\ bile sorrow and misfortune have befallen some, happiness and pros perity have been general, and in every department of the Stale's life the spirit ol' earnest endeavor has; animal ed the people. The future of ? our beloved t 'oinmonwoaltli is bright- ! jened by these cheering tokens ol' her , hap] i ness, her honor and her eildutV I ing prosperity. For these manifestations of Cod's 'merciful providence it is meet that I 1 eve, who arelhe recipients of His bounty, should render unto Him our ' heart fell thanks. Now, therefore, in humble acknowl edgment of His righteous govern ment over us, 1, .1. 1'. Richardson, Governor of South Carolina, hereby invite ami request the people of the Slate to assemble in their respective places of dix ?ne worship on Thurs day., 'he ??Sth of November instant, to gi TC grateful thanks to thc God and Father of us all for the fruits of the earth, mid the other blessings of 11 is merci l ui provide ncc. In testimony whereof | have here unto set my hand ami caused the (?real SOM) .'.(' thc Stat,., p. ho aflixed lal Columbia, this Nth ?lay of No vember, A. Dfl8Sj), and in'the one hundred and fourteenth year of the Independence of the United States of America. .1. I\ iiiriiAl'lisos. - A Big failure in ('reedville. .1. T. Nix, attoriiey-at-law, of Greenville, S. C., has failed. Mr. Nix is a native of Hampton county, and has been merchandizing for a 1 year or more, doing business in Greenville. Shelby. N. C., < ! reen wood, llruuson's, Spartanburg, Wasley and Laurens. .Mr. Nix has large liabili ties ami very small assets. Ile has made an assignment. The Green ville A'< ira says : "Last nigh I there was a solemn ami silent gathering in .Mr. Nix's of fice, composed ol' representatives of Northern, Western ami Southern houses, ami lawyers employed by creditors. Klcven traveling men ami seven lawyers were counted pre sent at one lime. Mr. Nix was on liam! with his partner, .Mr. Dill, ami there wen' conferences open ami private, cuueusses select ami general. Mr. Nix appeared lo be unable to give any clear statement of his con dition. The politeness bel ween him self and the gentlemen who were asking (postions timi making and I asking propositions amounted lo al most eonlialii V. A repr?sentai ive ol the Greenville ?\urtt meandered ; from man to man and froiu'group to group, lntt could learn nothing. No body appeared lo know anything and M Nix seemed to have only the most general ami indefinite nb a of lu-vv he -I.I. lt appeared that lie kept no books boyond a small me morandum or scratch book from whic'l nobody was able L> extract anything in thc way of information." ~"*~ Accident un Hie Air Lino Kailrond. _ I ? M ts Hui, November I S.- i ne of the spans of the bridge on thc Air Line I Railroad over Catawba Uiver bas been washed away hy the rise of waler, ami the work of re pairing w ill consume ten days. This will necessarily compel passenger ami freight train-, fr un Atlanta, bonn I Noi i h. ?uni from \Vm-Vuigion, bound South, lo go via Columbia ami over I wo lines nf the Uichmoml A Danville system in Smith ( 'a roi i na, Thc li rsl I rain passed hore to-night bound for Atlanta. No reliable in formal iou can l>c obtained herc as to I he height of I he risc of thc i iv er, and all lili? inf? -rmaliou has I icc II gathered semi-ollieially, This will give thriving |{oek Mill a train aboul even hour. The uso! niuo,s ol llip j ''armers' Vliiam-c is lining manifested more ami mon even day of it- i xistencc. il i uno ic.' a dov loo ixion |o check lin onward ru h of grasping inonop o! v ami concejil ral ion of wea'; h which ihrealened lo overthrow ?iud desi roi (he von foundation of gov crumciil itself. HAMCKIII, N\ C.? November 16. Tho Carolina \Vtitchitmn% published at Salislmry, lias sont a mining rx pert to Montgomery county lo in vest?galo tho rumors of un impor tant gold lim! there, ami he reports that all statements about fabulous wealth having been discovered there are true. The timi is said to bo tho richest ever discovered in the State. Three parallelled vein-; wer?1 found about half an inch i" thickness and only a few feet apart. The one pans a large per cent of pure gold. The Watchmans representativo ascer tained that a bushel of solid gold had already boon taken out of the deposit. The place is owned hy three San ders Bros. Two of them have been living in Texas, but have started for Salisbury in response to telegrams. Great excitement is reported in the neighborhood and people are leaving] their work to search fm* gold. It is stated that one mau in two hour's work got out 20,000 penny weights of pure gohl und was then compelled bv owners to leave off work. Governor Toole, Democrat, con trol.-, the situation in .Moul ina. The Republicans, by virtue ol* the admis sion proclamation, have got rid of the federal Judges. ?Jut as thc Senate is a tie, thc Democrats in that body eau stand aloof ami pre vent organi/atiou, while thc Demo crats with certificates in band, issued l?y order of the Kederal Court, con st it ute u majority of Mouse, and this majority, being /.?.-. tufjtu/ivaftt, will be recognized by the Governor. The Constitution limits the legislative session to ninety days. If the dead lock continues during this limo uo Senator will be chosen, and, when the Legislature adjourns, Governor Toole will lill the vacancies, which will assure thc selection of a pair of Democrats. Thc Republican scheme in .Montana has been stupid through out, and will hurt the party in that Stale lo the extent <>f thousands of votes.- / h n n r ;Y< (?eu. .1. ll. I irma', ol' 1 'ulaski, Tenn., a gallant I nion General and a life long Republican, and ol <? ol' the mose iull'.ient tal members of his party in that State, has come over to thc ranks of Democracy, lu a letter announcing bis change of politics < o n. Drina says he lias 'Voinu to the conclusion that the Republi can party isa fraud and a sham." Concluding, (?cn. I?ruce says: .'There is loo much violation of civil service law, too much boudie in the management of ihe pension olliec, and loo much laril? to suit the masses of the American people. Thc Democrat ic party is tin-only party for thc people, and with that party I propose lo act and v ole in thc future." Gen. lbiieo was formerly a State Senator in Alabama, and bas bold many ofliccs of honor and trust in tho Kepublican party. Tho report ot railroad earnings for September is a v ery remarkable ? nie. Of the thirty railroads in Solidi Carolina only two show a de crease as compared willi September I SSS, and their losses only amount to ^>-7o, while ihe Iwenly-cight others show an aggregate increase of ?15:1,1 12. The int gain for thc State is ??i I ." rj,2(ix or '27.7!? per cont. Tho increase both in passenger and freight earnings is unusually laroo. The passenger receipts increased over per cent, the freight earnings over ?hi per cent, and the tounge aboii! 17 percent. Tbc earnings of lin- Richmond A: Danv ille lines was ? l'.),nsr> or -J 1.7 per cent. The longer we watch this Alliance movement, the inoro ll rm ly are we convinced that it is the grandest thing for the South (hat ever hap pened, and will result in the greatest good imaginable. \'n fair and hon est man need fear (hat he will sul?er by il. The I''.'inners1 Alliance is not organi/.ed lo oppress any one, but simply lo right the wrongs of ils members.- Alluna /kinna'. -? . I? lv\-Senator Kellog. Radical, of Louisiana, is ipioted a- saying: "I am jud speaking in anger, I ?til with sincere regret, when I say that I mn convinced, by personal contact and communication with those who have know "lei loo. d' I'resident Harri son's re-election depended solely up on tho ( < iloied vt of I ndiana lie would be disastrously defeated." POWDER Absolutely Puro? This |im\ Un i..,, i ..aries. A mai wini purity, -l i . ie. i li ami \\ li. .li.in - - , Mme i-coiioinleal ili.m the nr.Unala Kimi- ami e.mei.I hi' -nhl in i i impel il ii m willi Mic multan,le ni IMA le-l. -Inul ?emili. limn .u iilin-pli.iie poulters. S..lit ?.lily iii cans. IJov.vi Itv KI MI CHU ni II in., lim Wall si I eel, New Volk. Tho Catholic church in thc United States has taken a position on tho question of prohibition. It has de clared in favor of high license. i > i i ? i <: <;J rr. o i* Y. ' M KM ll Lits O KN KU AL ASSKMIU.V. Bvitator-U. K. Musuit. ttoi>ro80iittitlves-A. /.tunnel mun mid A. lt. U royles. oncvi'V ori-lCKHK. Clerk <>r Court-Janie? Seaborn. SUiorliT-W. W. Moss. Probate .twine n nt Master-Uloliartl Lewis. School Commissioner- s. p. stritding. ('?ironer- David s. Crnle. County Commissioners - A. I'. Cristi, James M. nunnie uti and M. Nicholson: Clerk-Joe. SV. Slielor. Hoard meets on Tuesday al ter salesilny in eaeh month. steward Poor House-A. 1?. Mutititllu. Auditor T. lt. Norris. Treasurer-.1. \V. Ilulleinuii. . SII|UM visor of KcKlstrntloii-N. c. McDonald. .liny Commissioner-Wm. .1. Neville. TltlAI. .lesricKs. I-:. I.. 11.M udna, David 8. Craig, lt. A. Mathewson. .1. W, Todd. S. II. Johns, .1. lt. Kai le, K. D. Kot hell, Warien .1. Denton, .1. II. Sa miers. WALHALLA TOWN OKKIOKU8. Intendant-C. w. wt.-. MUK. Wardens-John Kaufmann, C. L. Itelil, \ . !.. Norman, ll. li. A. Illcntaun, a. W. V, Thompson, A. I.. Itoberts. Clerk-C. !.. Kelli. Treasurer-lt. I). A. Hie munn. Connell meets on the Hist Wednesday nights of euell month. Walhalla Church Directory. Presbyterian Church-Kev. J. K. Pognrtte, Castor. Preaching Iii st and third Sundays inoriiliiK and evening. Sunday school ni ti'i A. M. Methotlisl Church -Kev. M. !.. Carlisle. Cas tor. Preaching llrst, second and fonrtll Sundays morning and evening. Sunday sqhool at in A. M. Il:i|itisl Church Kev. basil .M. Click, Castor. Preaching every ilrst Sunday morning mid Sat urday before at lt A. M., amt un the third Sun day night at 7'd e. .M. Sunday school at IO A. M West Cition Ila pl 1st Church-Kev. basil M. Tack, Castor. frenching every Hist Sunday night, at o'clock, and third Sunday morning, at ll o'clock, and on Saturday before. Kvuugelicul Lutheran Church-Kev. .1. ll. Kelt/., Castor. I'reachiiigevery Sunday. Hist and third Sundays in (termini amt second and foll ri ll Sundays in Kngllsli, in the morning. Sunday school al ?1.. \. M. Culcchetieal lustruellon for the young, at a I*. M., by thu Castor. li IN the oldest un.I ino-l :;tr sclent Mic nilli mechanical paper uutillxhi .1 :< ? ? ?I linn Ibo lamest rn i uh,i lou nf iiny paper ?'l il ellis? III III? world. Kully llliiMraleil. HeH .las-, m W.....I Kiocrav lugs. I'niiiiftie.i weekly, M nd lor nitecliuon cony. I'rleo bl a your, Pour IIKIUIIIM' trlul, tl. MUNN it co., CU ul.ism n>. a ? broadway, N.V. ARCHITECTS & BUILDER* Edition of Scientific American. W A ?reiu success. Kai li 1-v.io ronlnins colored 11111 : v i .i r ii i' ? (.lairs "I count ri anil city residen ces or pill.lie cull, tin, Numerous . ur1 nv ! MKS mill full |iluil? anil h pi chirallons tor tho uno of (.nell as conleiii|.|:ite l.iiilitinc. Cri?e C'.Ml a year, '?j cl?, a coiO. .Ul NN A co., I'e in isa tats. ll) years' experience nial have made over llil.lMI a|i|.heal lons loi A niel iran un.l Kor olldi put eilis. Sell* tor 11 iinilt ook. Correa, pondoneu ul rielly eonlhle' 'ml. TRADE MARKS. In ease your murk ls liol rcojstcrcil In t li o Pul ont Ollleo, apply lo MI NX ,V C.ind proeuro lliuuodhue pioteetioM. Send lor I lunilliook. COPYKIU1ITH for hooks, charts, maps, ?le., quickly procured. Ailtlrrsa Ul CNN A CO., Cunnii SollelloiM. QKXBUAI. Oft li U S?t IIUOAIIWAV, N. Y K? Ko KB DON'T M KAN Kill King Kotton, lint it docs mean tlntt the Says for you to Kum Kwick Kurnal And buy those things your good and faithful wife wants or Keen Kemiveriiitt Kaptain Uni?1 your house is w ell furnished and Kninlorlable fur K 11/7.1 ns anil Kuinpiiuy -OK KKEP KITCHENS Kkk AK ( ?l" old Stoves and old Kooking Kulch Knocked To pieces anti Kum Ullll Kaleb some Knew Cri?es ol' Cooking and I feating Stoves, Furniture, Doms ami Sash, Ac. or Keep Klean Konsciences Hy paving what von owe that man TODD, At Seneca. October 17, I SS" I. 0?C?3TERIS ?I " Tho li?ijhost authority known as to tho use of the English Isinguago.V ?te? With or without Petition'! PalOBl Indi?. Tho Standard of tho Loading Publishers, Iv1a<jnzinos, and Nows papors. Thc Dictionary of the 8choi.tr for Spoiling, Pronunciation, and Accuracy In Definition. _ Bend for largo Cl ronl rt? lit j Publishers, J. 0. UPPIKC?TT COMPANY) PHILADF.l PM IA. rrrr^fc? 9?ll Hewing.MnehlnoTlTATiTl wr^^it^~t/Ok)? V ?",n "??i'iio.ljlJl:If ^Ljgrn^ jLjjn^n) in ?a pam. i., lt jw I j I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^i'f nun In t*th locality,'hr-Try V ? i ^S~^^ir*Tl ?.winK-marhine ma.la lu mn?rTT\^ M M- I ft tho world, with ?ll ihr ?lin, lin,, m.. M fwiti JByfH \ W" " '" '"?????' . <-..r..j,i, i? Ha Ii,yV V IS'A?LA1 '"' ''( our colily ?nd taluahlr ul B |;,'-'V 1 . IVyy'''"|llf'i In return wc Mk ihal you Hi jj^ajg7^y5ifc,?jt"'''y cali at your homr.and aller IS jMrk Jlwi sLX'""''"'v. 'I hil rrand machina ia ^JiR 'ULV? J?i"?'lr after ihr Hliiucr patmli, i m jK-^-?r,vJ3i^i,^\v f"r?l liavr run out : I ' for* |.aii ma (aa72!L\^?^-^I"?B..li''''"^,l'l''',',*' *'"' now'arlli f. r J ?, Dr CA COlL *i:i,>' llrit.itronrril, moil me. aiirrl infr'-'1 1,1 ?ori.i. AU I. ? lillian I IllUilafrrr. No rapilal rrquirrd. Plain, oof I ino i,i . i rirrii. I limo who ? r.lr lo ut al om c can lr. rum ft't'o ihr (>'<! ammonia.hinr in ihr world, and ihs flnr.i iinrofwurk.of hinh ail rv.r ?h.rnn loKrlhcrin Amrrira TKUH Al CO., Jlux Vio, Auuunta. Atiilne. NAStiVlLl.fi, ?KNN, Th? lardeo Book Maniifaciuriits RsLiMishmcnl tn thc South. A full .IVNOIIIII..f iii,, belief cUeii of tue. . ll.mr..ns l.ii.iksi onslaiilly on hiuul 'I'hcolo^ii .il books, .ind Sunday-si !...,.i buiiu-books .eut lihrjtiea a ",C '"'* t liilNllwn Ailvoenti, Oener.d rn^.m of thc Mi ihadisl ICpis. opal Church, Snmli I went y |>;ign?< II h ?eck. A pure |).ipcr fir the ?ld .md young. Only ti a year. Kmiiloy-fli liool I'erlinllralN. Riglil peiioilicab foi Kiilid.iy-school icu hers an,i icholars ; .lalci. nt grattes and pi ii cs ; issued wi.ok ly, monthly, and tniarieily. Catalogue "I I.ks and suet inirns of Christi.ir. Advocate ami Suiulay-school l'eriodical? sent fr?? io ?my .ol'ln ss Kstunatcs furtiislieil on all kin.is of (look nail J?t? Priming A.I.In,. 8outhetn Mctthodisl Publishing lluusc, ASH v 11.t.K, i KN M, -ANOTHKK LOT OF Beautiful Dress Goods, -CONSISTING OF FLANNELS, SK KO KS, HENRIETTAS ANT) CASHMKUKS. JUHI look for ono moinont nt our prices and bo convinced that wc sell Hoods cheaper than any ono else: ?51 inch all wool Dress Flannels at 80o. per yard, .".ii inch all wool Dress Plaid and Striped Flannels at 50c. per yard. 50 inch all wool Dress Flannels at Otic, per yard. ::0 inch all wool Striped and Plaid Serges at00c. per yard. IS inch all wool Serges, beautiful goods, at 85c. per yard. :ls inch all wool Black Silk Warped Henriettas at 8" c. per yard. ?18 inch all wool Colored Silk Warped Henriettas at V5c. por yalli. A lovely line of Silk Trimmings to match all Dress Hoods, large and small buttons and di other Trimmings. Also a nice line of Children's, Misses' and Ladies' all wool Hosiery. Our stoik of CLOTHING, SHOKS and HAT'S is complote. Also a nice line of (lent's and Ladies' UNDERVKSTS. RUDDER COATS, GOSSAMERS and SHOKS for Ladies, Children and Gentle men al low prices. Respectfully, Nield & Harrison. November 7. ISSU. :-t"t-: Puts the Broad-Axe to Prices This Month :-toj-; />/.// doods, Hoots, Shoes, Hats anclj e ans i/i abun dance. Also a-nice neto linc of Huv&nwe and- Gro I wries, m CALL AND MOTTO: ^BlOT GOODS F0F( TtfE LB?ST (MStt,^ .4ftLWftY? fttthftD OP ?PHOKE WHO PfJETEQD TO LEftD> Very respectfully, c. w. P1TCHP<>RI>. Uo You Want IF so emmi and see ns. We have a large ami well selected stock of GENERAL M KULTI A N DI/.K. Our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT is large and varied. We feel assured that we can please the ladies in DRESS HOODS, WORSTKD HKNR1 KTTA HOODS ami line CASI 1M KR KS as (hean as eau he bought anywhere. Our NO TION DKPARTMKNT is as completo as eau he found anywhere, in tho up-country, with prices (hat defy competition. CL( )T 111N G ! ! CLOTH 1 NO ! ! We call special attention to mir slock of CLOTHING. SD ITS from $3.?0 up. The latest and nobbiest styles. Don't you forget that we have lb . largest, stock of .JEANS and CASSI MERES ever brought to this market. ( onie ami see our SIIOK DEPAItTM EMT. We can lit as well as please you. HATS al greatly reduced prices. .lust received a large assortment of ('ROCKERY, to be sold cheap. Also, a big line of HARDWARE, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED and MACHINE OIL. Ac. HARNESS from SL\.,O up. UKI DLL'S, SADDLKS, Ac. cheap. FURNITURE! Don't fail to see our stock of FC RN I'M ' RE, and il you want a (,'< >FFIN wc can lil you up. We keep a nice linc ol IllJRIAL SHITS, for Men and Ladies. A nice line ol' TRUNKS from .">u cents up, and many other art icles too Humorous lo mention. Thanking our customers for past patronage ands Meiling a continuance of tho same in I he t ut ure, we are Respectsully, T. N. Carter & Co., Westminster, S. C. October IO, 1880. No Danger of it Topoling or Falling if lt Was Hung On Double Hooks. ( orne ami see (lie mallabie wrought steel redoubled back action don't kiel? never fails lo fire and hold up all thc folks you can expect one bed lo hold np. I am continually getting in XKW UOODS. Call and see them. M ATT li K.SSKS, in one, two and three sections. Something new. I want every lady, poor or rich, homely Ol* handsome, old or young, (I hope you arc not left out,) to come and see my CARPET EXHIBITOR. Later I will send tickets to my excursion, I am here (odo business and when I can't make fifty cents I scoop in a dime. I will and do live and let live. Special prices aro mad.- on the Ilh'AHSK, in connection with Collins and Caskets, all grades, Ac. My trimming will show for itself. 1 don't follow any one. They have to "gil thar'' to keep up. I wan! to sell $i!?,000 worth of furniture. I drive trade for all it is worth. Treat inc as a brother that has bought, Ami I will treat you as two brothers ought. KLL IT ' UN ITC H K" is my pass word. Come and see me. S. M. Van Wy ck.