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24M d A 6re Oieio ~.0 -8ue *Wgait inerdio Ms A MW inte kt te'r. resolut .4~ II~~dor*o lt ametnd'd b the Setsto. * od rbie 'ol5ri _44"m drifeens eusdt rsugdtent andVM bterlie *fmetM'&m e ta in ad te eoluiOn G- ng 4 d.,~ fleA, 8, C., Feb., 8 1w82. b ise. e"day f, aj burn ptI, behfixed. The. ilouse re 4 BsolutiandtoPsjots on te 6*~ amended by the Senate to a t Un tbe Honse refused to 444: ndtrent and 'before the 1pdiobe bninste agaip, the up.o gg 1ther -resoh ion fixing S I-p thO9t-, a Who Inat.e at.e rp many .people w11 o b ~ qlasler. especially thost -of uk wro have becotet ared b)l(1idra and responsibilties, Sret ire -to pribte life. -'look titwith as mudh 'ettrxiety as a ill outffis tUOIs. The e pprofrato bill was rend the ' 'h to day. The p15t9, ill be disposed of in * b eh ig-p'att t'~eate awee'.. 10 prov idos, g~ tremet fromn tiofe couse, for a levy for te~pufot 9 4g tilla. ~It; mafy te 4 he mount tofive 11ly passes., ''he stock bet. will not. dowvn at. any !e1&intgu iATaore seenis to be a good N~kflVo Iof 'in some of the lower 'tt'1ge itte* a ib01 -to relieve at, Uolleton, Beaufort and VIimp S op tieyga nlttr ed in both 'branch *sWfi*eAgiiA are, sinee -the recess for h&ppelf he 41:ht. 4roposit-ion 'Vas tu et (hte'toay T1he 'expense of * ~ 7~4hi neessar.y to cut them~ prqpositlon waasvoted down.- Then an er begwadg le to make. the - exemption by ret~ti4g L~ebicuttisa themselves -to pay . 9%etset~ ' fenci:': This propost t a ted how n 'ohfiue i 4gg, an~d tagre is to be no miodification -eudaged .the.4aw so far as this Legisla 4u'e is 40*drued In tis conneotion I N~h't t~~ rriceived seweral letters a e4sf illeteons'nity fnaking ~tas do w'hen the law would go into er'to and if there was likely to be any eh~spdmntexempting -the. miountainous 6 ~ fthebt &o. I will say for iIdottrttion of~il'concerned th at there t r will ther'd bie any change made. The law goes into-oper ion throughaout the entire oountyen~ the Airst' daiy of A prii 'iext e'verybo~ty 'eoteld be prepidwed 'for 's. The law will never be repealel and those who de'aet lke11t had jus as well .esake up their minds to accept iL gracefully and say Mt dbu it.':It Is-ono of the wisest, 449abe and economical laws over pas 17the Legislature of our State, and wM&4 g so ygarded by all, once it is fairly het bin, tresting Ethe new county of a y fbana portion of Char'lestou coun ty a~b* rgfed. .Aside from a matter of annI40OTepce the frinds of the measuure lat.iz~ed at' it- was a political necessity, ~h&~iewcsuty etnbraces whbat is known as the black sect ion of Chrarleston Co unty, a~# certainly Radical as Ileaia, fdvtptuto&empn the other hand it maukes ~b~lt6' ~etaInly Democratic, and will ;e 4$o party a allong hICd in. the black bttof our 8tate. wVharleston retains ele, esn l dn two de'nators, and sykelf has Rye Represeuntauves and one 8oeipr, 4bill to reponl the usury' law haabeen defeated. inl l)oih HIopses. * ' ~M~uedfr F rbulti fr'om CJolleton, one of the self4o.nshiihted leaders' of the "third SQ sereated a little sensation by his gles ~ jtie.towards 'aome of the Qt ahd-Col. Meorady of dhe House. e enae tothe 81st of yanuary ult., deUihi a disonssion on e bill giving the ~i~'P~ophate Comipany- the privilege to b da 4u6mway foriutheir works along a taW~outh Car'olina Raihoad *e MEagd1. (d'er. $isiiburne, who wars gtilb111, ifhe' knew where the a ~s~~e wor'tasere. 14r Fishe b h~tda dhdIdio.'- "Then," said Mr. 4 4~ - o~na'iacknowliedges t hat hie de at tknow what oblie tadlig about." 11 1ftorted, "that is false," orMvA Smythe reepiled, "considerirng * . $7 Will -not reply to the Senator's na' remark." Ar.','ishburno subate, * m ~ ahdnd tof ir. Soiythe a retrace alunge. se Mr. Spyythec * ~4to eetiraot, and a~peraonal. enconn 14% No~ kQ isce *hen rnetcal jadsriaterferkdv and .beparated the. 'tWo #9Fy. Mr. FishlOidafdhbade fddrhe slg ept' n4e fowrd. M~r. 8mythe, bauk ~'$~h~(1fdm att cifl him by the M i ,ign p happened ' Alg 4tthrer diffiuuley, S~ml IIof this place, sie a 4tUiler 4.' elly %)1 $ h espeoos te e ane his p41oiit fortunes, or that of-his so called "third party"'Out of s-pweso al difficulty 1ithr a gentleman -%bout &Aocal affair that had nu politics in It, I do not understand. Mr. xmajhe showed me to day a challenge he recelvelftiomi4fr.ishburne. It fuvittd \fr,8myth~o vn'e'etebin o -"Toronto Canada, * proviioe-of Great Britain," to settle thex fliculty. M!? Snth very, properly re ilied tbat, 1ie unlhesihtt.ingly intornied imt Pisihbitrue) that' he db.lined to meet ink iu Tpront o or any where lse-if he iennt.' a hostile meeting between them. \#. Ml'iuinne sent sinillar ffbtes to Colonel \loCridy and GIeneral zler. 'Of cotirst 11ey will either not notice thein, or tret *thpi a. did Mr. Smythe. -Not content with 'uhe hievitable notoriety t1 has .gained in ils conflict with Mr. -Smythe, 'h -to day, precpitte'd . personal difficulty with UMut. tooveiruor Kennely, fle President of thc iennto. Durling the debto on the bill t .xempt Colleton and other bounties froir the operation of-he stock law, Mr. Fish. burne moved to discharge the special drdet (the bigl was a special order) and make it a Apecial-order for a certain hour to mor. row. 'his illotion was voted down, when a motion was made to la'y the bill on the table. This motion, not being debatable, Mr. 'rislbirne -resorted ' to the tiactics of filiustering uid mkkitig dillatory imo iomi and -tiiilng points of order. 1' the point, of order were deciled gaiinst himhe woul appeal from the decision of the Ch-air, cal the ayes and nocs, &c. In the .urnste o I is cowihtict ie got otut. of order, and thl Ptesident, to preserve 'the -dignity of tht Senate, wits forced to call 'hin to order \t th 'Mr. Fishburneliti became ins4ul ted, and aft.er the Senate had adjourtiel, ap proacled (en. Kennedy and said to him 1hat, lie (Gen. 1Kennedy) hald treated him wrongf'ully. Gen. Kennely replied that he d1ld not tihink so, when Fishbuine, replied, "you are a g-d d-d liar." sen. Kennedy replied tiat thc allowed no man to call hin that, and sist-'nk Vishibuirnu wit h Iis fist, kiocking him over against the -de -- Frieids interpnsel and seinhrated 1lcm, and Gen Kennedy started off to his hotel. lishbhurne followed, and overtaking him at he gate entering the State llouse grounds, maea eemont rat ion on G en. Kennely but was prevented from aswettli ing himn by frieuds of Gent. Kennedy's whlo wvere pr'e sent. St ill not sitisfied, he followed tih< (IsnorAl, nnid overtook uim opposite Stortk'a saloon, nnd approaching him saMt~d 'ari you arm'ied," @en. (en'nedy r'epliied, "'no,' whtereupIonl I.isl'h'burn t'id iiiie at. himt with hickory stick. (tsn. Kennedy knocked, o jerked him td(own 'on the piavemtenit anm would have g'vent hinm o gent eel irashinig had he niot bceen prevetted. Fi shurn, still followed himi to thet hotecl, but wit here .ar'rest ed by the Siherill' and carrie< befo Triad Ju tst ice Maurshiall. VThe las I have heard of him he wais in lhe cutstod; of the Sheri hf, but. wats trtying to get ou uinder a writ of habeas coqmstt. Tfhe friend )f G en. Kenn-edy regret the occurrunce bt (10 not attnch any blanme to hitm, as ail !nost any mnt, si tuated as lhe was, woul have donte thte same thinjg tadetr the im pulse of the moment; yet sonic do not re gard Mr. Fishiburne as hardly responsibi for his conduct, as lie is drunk all the tim<( Whiskey really is at the bottom of the whol liiticulty, fromt beginning to end. I sup1 pose that with the close of the session wv will hear no more about the affair, thtoug so'mie fear' further trouble. P. F. 14. AInlorson'8 IMahone. Mr. W. W. Russell, of Ander'son Count has openly declared hiimsi'elf to be a ' Al hone maan." T'''his is a boot, eqtuiv alont t declaring htimaself to be an o tiee hatni in man, Mahion eism , Itndepenident istm, Glice isml and1 Fishboiltns are~ all synuonomnou with "'Radism"' in South Caurolinia. Canit diates are goinig out ol' f'ashionk and the peCU ple tare getting tired of so miany little "tup starts" trying to or'gantine neiw partie: through which they expect to ride into ofli ee. All suolh will bei booked as emem ies ti good order and good governmnit.- Mr RLussell hias laid downt his '"red shtirt" ant has commenced to gntaw on the old bone which has beeni hunimg out to dry cver sitnce 1 876, the year of jubilee of South Carolini. Mr. Russell nto doutbt. expects to bte a can diidtte for somei 'high oflice in t ho approach ing campaign, b~i.ut' course Ite wvon't set thte 'hat fall"' iln the race. It is rmtniore~d that, lie expects to edit the tnew Party newepape'r which isi about to be born it Cjolumnbia. T1hte ol Repulicani party him died and been buried an.I will never liv< again. 1t sitalt not be bortn again to b, called-by a diffeXrent na~me. 1 t woul d be wel for Mrt. RtusselL to go to Aust ralia~ wit I Mr. Ilobbs, Thiey would bi good uroniet and would be of miiuta comfi ort. to eacth other. If' Hobbas couldni't suck aniy suib sdance out (at th!~e old boute, much thle muore so, Mi', Russe88lh can't. Two Senators Quarrel. Dur'lng a debate in the Sentate a few days agb, Sehatot' Smny'he, of (Charlcston, in re 'i'rilng to somlethiing addressed to the House by Senator' 'ishiburne said that hie (%tr. Fishiburne) did not know whiat lie wats talking about, This remiark aroused the irjaah of the Colleton Sen ator and lhe went to tig~set of' Mr. 8may theo aft er wards and told hun he had to retracta hat hie had said. den~)tte told him he had nothing to re '1. tmor Was afloaith at, Mr. 9W %N# 4gtxoaiwned Mr. Smyabh with versonal *iolq#W ..Sen~ her, of Or'.. pas 't4 'Res'entatie MioOtady, of 9h edr te E' Triatl Jus biwb e ed t er ~ ~ to ArteSt~d. ,Z~.7ww~e~ ~ tow gel wlu~eI ~eann i) duaitht rolt t or .06 Ws ' hi in bi~g i pyer of aI"*pgfa U Agees Fh I 4 Oght., the6b the resut of thotaglik tfi te then the application of the principles of solence to practical life *ifIh '* tetm art. Firaot 'preparation, -tbga success. If a main wants to do a good days chopping 'te first grinds his axe irell. ifr ma abtrbs to do a good days 'plowing, he'first pitts 'lis'qilows ihqgood iotititibt. qf hbllesires 'tb'erect a good blllitg, he first lay's a 'irm founda tion- 't ist0arrying this ofetboning a step farther when'*e ariy: If i than desires great quicess, 16t. Nim"frst cultivate and-trin the inrtrime'bt by Which (hI unccess is best ataineil. *f 'he tdeslres his children to make their mark in the World, let him give them algood education. Some people look upob the time andi money' spent. In obtain ing an edication as thrown nway . Some vareits sty. We will keep our boys at. home, learn them'hoWv to work, and when they are twenty-one year' sf rfge we will give to each an'horse' briklle anil saddle, and let'llim go forth intb the world and make their fortunes. This is erroneous. All children should'ho luight how to work, bu' at the same tlime their minds should he cultivated so as to enable them to turn their labor to thebst. advantage- 'Looking up oil e tication il n 0 this liglt -it 4s -tiu invest-. ment which pays a greater pI't beh't 'than any other. It requ i-es thought, plan'iing aind mian igemeit I o make money, and it. Is cducat iti thitt enibles one to iminage well. Education heing of so great. advanta ge, why is it so much neglected? Whero is the There i're some who wanit the public to educate their chibdren. Cotesequintly they only semd them <uring 'the public Attrm of '(he school. Tho1;e wh t fie really t b 'poor to pay tuition aire cerninly excusable for uirsuiing this couri-. For no man is 'x - pected to pert'orm imiipOssibilities. But many who are aile to (1o hetter act on this prin ciple- 'T'hey are cryirg out for low toaxes and at the same time lor more public school money. '1ri is about. equlivaleit to saying: I vanr SlyMhing 'tht 1i don't wnt 'or I Ivill'builii bhI se n'itolibt. 'Ituoos. We are in sympal hy wit h all efforts which Are being mad'e by both the State and nitioa:tl goverIment. to 1inaugr'te a p1blic scloo; syst em that will afford every child in thle landt~ a good common '101chool edurcat ion. But ail great undelrtakin gs require time for t heir comiplet ion. The State should edu i cat e its chiir en. All goveu nut is insti utted for lhe good of' society. 'I heroe can he no bette~r w'ay of honefit ing society thain by hold inig out to it dclati~ ona l ad va n age. All go vernm iientIs requiire initell ig ece t o regulare atnd ire'(ct thma11. To meet. thIiese qumaliticat ions education is absoluitely net essaory. Bitt theu State is a w~hole, made np of individual parts antdi l 'de~t that t'he St ate as a wvhole can al'tord t.hiese adlvanta ges, eachti nidividual port mustt cent ri'bu e its pro rat a share. Tfhe way thlen for Ithe StateC to aurg men t thte puibl ic funad for school pur'poses wouild. seemi to be to r.iise thle a xes. A bil hits bteen iatIrod aued into i'h e' Conigre4.' dr lie Uniic/el Stares 't.o apply Ithe .. piroceeds originat ing fromt the saule of pubh lic hands to national educational purposes. - The subject or educating the mtass or h -lpeople is receiving nmuch at tent ion at thle i present day and( it is hmoped thait great re .suIts will follow the efiorts which are beintg made in that direction. -- Until this system can he piut in motion the e children oft lie countriy forthle most part mutt~ bi he educated hy thieir pa'rnts. It is st ranige how some parents look u pon t his suibject. Ev~ery one hn tows lihat whart ever is valuable mtust. cost. somtethiung, If a manm buys ai hiorse', he expects to pa~y for it. If he Y buys a hill of 'goods, he expects to pay fort t liem andut jumst inih pr1oot Ion to thir worth01 . (1 It re.1uiries biutI lit tie so see thIiat euication g is worthI more Ithan aiythling else. A ecord. ing, thlen, to lie rules of bargain iand trade u'every man should he willinig to eduic-e h iis chi ldren . It is a du ty which parent s owe -ito t heir chiildrenu just* as much as to clot he and feed lthem is a duty. E~ducaition is too much nieglected in our St ate, and especially in the upper potrion of it. How msiny boys .cr are amnong thle mountIamins of Sout h Ca rol iua whIo have by natuirc gif1t ed mninds. All th it they need is to be starte'd. Let them find' out their powers, let thle germ oiince he .'st-irt ed andu it ill grew to nimatuirity under whatever di!!mulies it many have to labor. Thme greatest genuises generally colie from the humbler walks of life, We live In ani age of progress, and it is to ho hoped that (lie day is not far distant whent every chill, boy' and gir'l tvill have oppr unities for develop iug their minds to their utt teirmost Capacity.. Ediustion is thle chiantnel throngh which wveimut look for solidl progress in every respect. On it dependis thle prot ectioun go our liberty, t he perptetulity of our' inst it u, tiotns and the last ing glory of our couiitry. A Destr'uctive Fire. A dlreadlful fire' occurired in New& York on the ;31st of January. Thiree large buildings were cu'ely consit rued by thle flames. T'he fire was ia heavy blow to newspaper imern. The oflices of some six or eight jour'nahs were dhestioyedl. TI!~h os is estimat ed to he r'ery heaivy. The fire raged from ten o'clock( in t he mioring till idunighit. The lives of fifteen or flitteen persons were lost. Manty who wer'e in the tipper stories of the buiildings daved their lives by leaping fronm the Wiindows ont(l caivass9 stretched at Ithe base of thle biingsiii. The ailr was filled With the shieks of women and children andl many wore seen in the windows of the building with their hair ands . garments ablase, 4e -* TJhe' miotion for a new trial in the Guiteau case Was htear'd and argued on Friday last. The motion was refused and Sentetioe has been pssed ttporn the pf'ison. erA QULeau wras se$ ttded to be hung on th%80th day ofune not. He wasadread-. a - I NWNd i~ior 2agighie. tre6 A dW days ago a rtegM boy about yeast of tege, living In0 'Ud e08tuty, tobk hIis dog dtinwgun land went, ptn11nt Ing. the #vdbhitffhe dog tuil liomte sitho his inater. After sevoral 111ys quit* a number of'thltures being seen i boring wod', sone one veit to'lie spot~to ascertain whiat attractod them. A most horrible spectacle presbhe'd itsetf, The negro boy was foutnd swinging by the side of the tree dead. 'U is wuilppoit that, lie had chased a rabbit, 'into the hollow tree, that he had climbed (he 'tree ahti 'rhn hid arm into a hole to get'he *'bbit, %V'ite I held to a swlnging'limb with the other arm That the limb broke and his arm caught in tile i ole in.such a pianiter thl& h -h 'Ob'ul not extriqate hiuitelf. In ilis position k1 starved to death. The body was in v dretd)al state of decompoitioh, phd fli vultires had gouged out hft eyes !and de voured a hirge poriion of his boay. MR. 3DlToa: We nowvjavo th< assurance of tho much talked of and 01lge(f for .Attlantic and Froene1 Broad Vallev tailroad, and I-see ir tho SENIt!NEL of the 26th 'f|I. yd( say, you hope the pe3oplo along t1 line will be pb11) ,lic spiritrd enougli to give tho right of way, and if thosw along the present linb uire not wil ling 'to) give it, the line )Wyill tb4 Changed, and run elsewhero. Nov we klow that a Rail d 1CnnnOt b ru'n ari3w'hore, and I Suppqso th( best r ouo hans already bee slec:te< from Easley to Pickens C. If. T.111 duty of evb'yV 'eithen, Wi'hoe lait tihe road runs th r'ogih, is t6 giVo t.h riglit of way, except in' ortain 'case whet o it might damage more tha1 profit, (whieb is very rare). Aa il roads JrofiL it) ml.any Ways, that i iot dircut, nOr discoverable to peo. pM who do not. hok Ic such' entor pri-mos 14muare'y anld intelliger tly it ile faco. IN ow let the Railroaid au tlorities know who they 1're tha oppose te road a'nd let them'bestov their favors on Others--giv 'then no Contracts., pur-eli'ase from thenl1 ntothiig that, can to boight fron the\Ts, epir v oil'irsin their stead Let thie pubilic look upjon) suchi a being opposed to publiic iniprove menit. Wer have lived in the moun tnins long enough, and) 1 t hik th l~iiicad wv II grea t ly help't(o leve Ouri -mounitins~1 andI~ eite us to liv in thie ~Iw counfitry. finalcially. We aoc g'ritmbhiig at~on our1 high, I taixes. ~I am of t'ho opio t. hat Picken5 w il nia'k o money ou of. thesIe much .1 oppboseda rai!roa d s the endi, nnd(1 they wll w'ork outt'rc 11s a hu-i mnore a id ex'eeinig pr'of 14knsi hig'bly tatxed. hiigimr ai most,1 by 100 pior cet thanii some heri adjoimhn g counfltics is sel linig h ( lands higher--poople from a disant ar~e seekinug homes among us, tamnt that bronight $5 00 per nero' twels mionths ngo are' now bringing $7.0 to $8.00) per aiero. And the prieo real estato is alwiiys an index tO ~ii prosper29ity3 of a conn11t'ry. Nowv M' am11 going to o ll (hat an inielli gent, hon~est man or men will ia y ought to do, an:d I am not all thi onie in Pickens~ whIo is wiillintg to dI the samo1). I expoetL tu make som money ointI of t he rauilroad1 but, nc by sellinjg the right of' way. A Cn12~EN. Vaccination. D)urinig the first tlbreo days afte vaccinati ion t hero ought to boeI ittl or 1no'CI reut appareni'lt, eix(cpt, sue asM follows the use of the knife3. 0 lie fourth dlay a small pimpio~l ca be felt; some times this cannot, hb dis~covered for' two or Lhroo day hater. On the filth day the pimp' hats becomjo Jlarger, anrd; on thessiXt day a ppears a little round blistec abhout the < nmeter of a pea. 0 thie stKvent dIr(ly Lt his hass a smta dark spot in the conter, which gratc tially becomes larger, iufitil on th 1ninth day the wholo pockot excep the marin ha.' thle u~pearaince of scab wt'ith ai hollow polint in thbe con ter'. Oni the. tiimc hirtet day the pa tien is smoies' cov'ered wit hi a rash resemnblinig *icarlt lever. TLhi is a puar, of thio dJisease anid ough noit, to 1 C tistuzikun for cryasipela nor1 treatedl by* iotllo crI other' ex ternal1 appl iention for' .oaI' of th4 diseaso bninag its location te somei iterCmna Iorgan, such as8 lungi or brain, andm perhaps cau sing deathi lihis rsh Mo(on goes ai'vay of itseli leaving the patient, sailor from amat p)ox than if Lhbey haid had .it,. Th seab d es diown4 failhs off and lEdtivea the senr' wiith whicsh * eyery one i, hIm )11il'. ini peop)lO w ho :ae onpt been vaccainai~ed the vaine runs a <biorter aour8O anld soinutimes a very3 imnpoiot one.'" A UIUSTR. (OA., Juunuary 3.--Con sidorabilo excitomonit waIs caiused ir lincoln County lately by an ttmp 0 burn the residence of P., A. Cox ~vit~hin fivo miles ofl jinc~olto, six ;olored mon were a lrrested. Thr Iee vore dischatged, andl Jirry Ken tedy, Jon Ilorry and Ilenry W right umpinisonied. TIho fir'mness ci the ounty officials saved the pr'isoners r'om' Iv neh in t A ...uottsd~ .~ 'y1 44 *1 4 A ik. I ie~wth 'idioi pt which ha oen $ed, to my3' bno) W1 edge, In h nd reds of It -t, will preveit. b' et'o (ho an il Tox Jontier disedbrej coow-pox in EnL land the world cf siienice hurled-an avalanche of taftie tpon his head; butt when the moist ,t-ienti'fio school of medicine of th0 v6/ld-that of Pari-ptiblisled this :'(ecipt aR at padncca for shialil pk 't pabed un Ireeded. It is am iunfaihilig as fi4e, ahc r in every insatice. It. is'ha'rmless whon taken by i ive'll persfttrh It, Will nlso euro .Scifhlut to ve'. *Hecro if tle receipt, as I have, unba it ind cured scarlot fever; here it,'iN .4 a i haro used it to cut'O small pox, when learned physiciains Paid tho patient must die: Sulphate of zinol,oe 11 grain; half t-1pooltaul of sugar; mix with two tablespooilul of water; when thoroughly iixed add four ounces of w:.ter. 'Tiake a Spoonful Ovoi-y 'hour. Either dis v(ase will disapeA'-i n twelve hours. For a chil.d, Mlmthil'r -do-Re, accord ing 'to age. It Pounties would compel their physiciais *to 'nso thi% 'thereC "vduld be no ned of pest houses. If 6ydu value advice and vxpeiioieO use thiR Tor That t'vi'~ble diseas -. It theo'fllo'nl, wh'ieh w::s writ ton to th.e Mivero'1 Miercury, be true, there is nothing yory alarming inl stmall-pox. tl r. 11 i.e says: "I am willing to risk tmy reputation as a publio n.-1 if tho worst cases of sniiil pox cainnotbe cured in three dy' simly 'b'y the use of cream of' ta''i' Uno1 oun'dc of creamO of, tar tar d issolved -in a 1int of' borling water, dr'ank atsh -li'rt-ifiervals vhin cold, is a cor'tain r i'medv. It has cuired thousands, never IeCIMCs a mark, neyer causes blindicss, and avoids tedious, lingerilig illness." t I-.*Am* - * Mave ,you Ever ,'nlown nn'y pin 6n 'i 'be 'iser i y ii hviti out a Weak Sto'il'ch o'r Vi 'ci've liver or k'Iheys? AiM N'vlei'n ihese orga1ns are ill gn'6Ai cowolition dio you nott lihl their poss eor enjoying good health? Patrkr's (inger -onic reg h e theIise ionportani, aakes higer 4 blood rich and pure,, anti str ieng:hit'en every par. ot tile sy~stean. See othler' cohamn-u 4 &n Exodus 'Letter. Th-e 'Elowing Ietter'i, the G roen vilW liew.9 says7. w'ns foundl~ in an old et'n'pty roomlf ini the cit Ia l (' reenis ilke a-feh' days a1g.: "Tihe Kansas5 clunhoe Mte No th 1 0 for l'o iper;s -of ri'se('vn imemm 1)1hairs to Emmenrg'ra lo Kansa1. as 1) soon as thay13 ('n Tl'he nwerIin Openr t. by M r W A Etess and ealled Ittrd n by Ni r Gre i.co'iili'zaindr A sp1 mih was in1 ter dol~('Ct Ily Mr' W 11 iire W bVhaleI te Jan~ittiel mian w'as a spa *t je Itl . L J G or'deen Wan~ inignge in f. taken01 (down 'noi'e at ie close uei in to Mr. H oss a ral the names w-&i caild the of' the of men01 was 9G miil Safter wor'ds Mr Giord(on sus1 in hi-" e ad driess' to .pupe you ne'edI not , t .' thinkc that, you1 will Finci a land1( of e resto on cairth you will never see it o y'ou haivogotue to wader wo''hat. you get it gotito g40 a way feomf Inere moy trienids :Jo y'ou Rmnember' the. e Black man that was whlip to deth in Aug, 1881 in On~cel Tloon Shi y 3ou hav~ ino proteeOttion) her' by lawv t his t h11 WhMh. Imans L~ist11 ar':d he ~ may3 hive its fol' mn( Wu' will mete I a gin lBleven M~1 from Grtee:. vibl ( e I1 onl Ruii iourid rhod un the niigh o of the 17." SA VA NN A1, tIA., l'el'bruai'y 2 - The body nf Iselt szz'ca liigho. Ite Grte'ek ~ho, mnyster'iously dlislilCappea ed fromn this city J an Iury 18th, weu fountd in a field yesterday miiuchi, de, comiposed. It is thlouight thiat he r acci denitailly3 shot himnselfI, hiis gun h einig under his body. ii The residenco of' Mr'. A. P. Con ni nor, who 1ived on Long Cane, A b e bev'illto County1 was burn'ied (on lie s nigh t of' the 26th bIt. It is sop e pose'd to be t ho work of an inIcend(i bi ary, as k erosen o oil w as foun p11 our r e41 over the floor of the room in ii which the tiro star'ted. A grown I -dpdighter wast dadger'ously iuijued biy JO)juming fro an( 0)I pper i~0 piazza. I The Rich mond li'd of' Hiealth~ * repor!8 21 deathsi from small pox - laist wveek-8 while and 1IiII3 e' lred. - Duin lg 1'he nante1 period 1 5 nie w c'a I seS w'.oro repo~~trte, 7 beIng small PO pox ad 8 variokoid. Alex:nder II. Stephenis has~ com, picted lA batory' of the Unoited States ami( has1 phtee~d it in the hainds of the p)ublishers A shaurp bald headed druminmer said to a witty' hiostess, "Ilow ha ppens' it, .good lady, that you took a gray hocaded manl utito youirselt for a hus4 band?"' 'I'he witt,y antd rather youniig b ost *es replied. ' Why, my dear' i si', we ladies all preferI a genay haired old man11 to a bald headed young mOan.'' Thet youn dr1110mmer' sitid no more. To tUr"n dJown a woman is a hard thing to dlt, ... iFTl P Y"Wili tae O N A .-- "lj tk"itt tt- emc? "~Will it hne'otou h ofuaen?" "hWlongt leaver much fooa itar "Iow, locng befoe you gfing it?"e "hknf,Dotor" foyugigt e "ha kife3 yu ?"~ rP7/ ' "Rollwup your stee U *'Ilb V 0 V'~W ~ WVild is iiot, hi4 4ia*ndsmuJo A~lIt'l'l 1,11 pb11 I )0 t 'fll Tel-0'M(hu 414 W to bo. is 111i1 it; f6il' .1s1 lo~ne :IN. in the pliftogroph, and ho holdsm hise. had a 4I~to one Aido, inedies :ng to~tr bi~Ief', phouldor. 11.e wita ft t I Iet ii a-Along bottle green cloth "ckovereoint, with art enormous fwr 0,1111. hih.camne down to "his sliot~i-r~ahs lie woro it p.i o brown trok'sO'a'sniI at ptiff felt hult,. Lho IBittiniore polie loec. lH44, root are hirgn, 111idhitcgait 'not po; (iuliurly 'lkguiit.. Referr'ing to- the crewe Id, by Isisltailua'o to. rematin, ' er, if) 1kI;-$i1p11(;l-O Oil Ilk -is',~ 'L O VLlh ingtli, Mr. WVildo said 1)3J0o CL ~ lhat , tb r' ugh mlit4 storintioh file" jireip tind teen led to jphlsso it 'wroig' tIN t'I(ii-of upjoti hsis e'ib. uid it (T~"Iit &i neist de-%iro thaLts WhirtAl., Cr'a'ef'et~ni- e h rad to thlb nuattcr 1.s3il r, ho -xI I h I M OLhAN sid teW taN' iezudy1)1 it eu'sl~d -ho. felt' WVitco -t eulkm witi :1 v'cay i'igh- brogue, 0t1rd 'his4 intoniv Oion is thait 61* fill lutgIimll gelitleinan I1it4 filvo is*ean ls' oil, an ud 111M kin~g h)airn LII i itk lu bit c t"Iryi lii" h~ad uI fit,. tngle L''"zusd h'ist lert tlshefld,'fh* giVe1 him it lpoift III)' pbaraud. NV trev, 'le qjioaksa, a fint. WW OO )11 15 leH (C()I0t1bl h04 1e.440 id ding1u to thiis -effoet. Rim I:1 tiglit go, Ut d ivCqtC allI O~x IrtouJ -int6ury degree, oi i ltpLl1'.ic-n 1c tflore tso thanl Mr. 1W'il(' Is i alppvarltwo ()no of ths 1)050 nll wholl) I ii lJ(tIitiiCZal %chiold il Would call . ItlL m~~eeC to live."e ALL~ persons ore notifiedl not to trade A furl * NV)PI' or SIX RiUNDR1)I AND FORTY DI)LA 113S, dated ibit the *first. of Jai.ar111Y 187T(. nind payable to' TI. J. 8111h e alituad. antd *ptirpinra ing to be sigued by utie, 3s 84s1id n0te is it forgerjy. &-4Y-' The A nilersoij 1jtle~jjij&tiiO(-i il Sledny in ~Iutchs nexr, (lie, followits~de... cuited Itt'~AL J'STA'l'I', shitirite in County rs~sd 8taio nforcsal(l, Ofl' 1V~~i ~ide (if Sailtida tiver, and Ctiflhiiitiits~ Soveki4' - five Aeree, inoveou' 1e~s~ known as (lie Nlsscklelenney S1i'6aff~1aoe. TEsts Place lists uspots it. one ,tsf 'th&#n~tJ ~uui#( Ibwers In 1)0 $tst~, tiq~t4q~ Rowe ~ery . vshi*able ILl ~ %a List, i~bov~ PLOW S1 0 14 Shovels, Spa Mlttocks, Picks RAKES. cross Cut $awt lots o' olhe' Coods a JV. T. McFAL L'& PICKENS C. H., S. C. jan 5, i1s 16 NEW FIRM! -0 NEV GOOD& -0 WE HHOPE TO BE ABl.E TO. MERIf the pat ronage wo liberally bestowed 6n tWO Old Firm, ahd with the New Year we start out with the determinaiatior, to increase otr t~r ad e for t he ycaeaY 82'50perent o~er't h ak of 1881. In order to do this weivillco'nti~nar to give our friends the very lowest prices on any'. 'Thing they wish to s~y and by keeping OUR STOCK Well up with i the detmands of our trade, andI by poite and~z courW-OU Mtwfion we aire de terininied to win. INemeinber we sell 21 Yards [Prints fir $1.00. 7-48 Shirtling for (1i cents. W6tnenzN Polka~ Shoes at 75 cents, and no on down the list. A good lot of REA I)Y AIADE CLOT HING, Bilankets, and other Wintet Gjoods to el-om4 out at cost. an~d caurriakg'. lIORT'ibN & RIROWYN, jan 5, 1882 16 R. H. Anderson& Co, LA BERTY, S. Ca To the readers of this we would sk y.4 to pay strietlt ates ion to II g'r ik1 ei, a-ad yonwlll find thAt. "la-rd Times" can be .\lade Euay."' We will cert ainaly make it to your adIvantinge to see uis biefore buying or sellbng; an1d we I ake pleasurie in offering to ourP frientioitui Cui toiia rs G]oods at such a reduced ri'ce. Cl'co, St usandard Prints; 22 3'ards io tilB S'l; ~-8 8hirlinig. (ic. per yard; Cot ton Plasid. 96b. Bleaching. onue yard wide, 7c. Tasdies' Hiose, 5c.; llandkerchiefs. 6e. Id $l; 25; Launtdrel Shirts. 500. to $1.25; Fara muer's lIiiekory Shilrt s,Suc. Wbcan sell .ieans cheaper than any store in Pickens Cousnty, 11 to 5. per yard. A large Stock hlnt from 25o. to $8t warranted llrogant Shoe, $1.15; Tei Polka Slhoe, 7t~c; Ladies' DoubleGri . ton Shoe, $1.25; Child's Polka Shoe, 45c* Always look at our Boots before you ut'y; and we will save youljnoney. .It is rumored that F'lour is 'dn the rr now if you Watnt to save nuoncy 'call on us We have just received 100 barrels, and wil guarantee t~o sell it at Greenville pried;~ lRemem-zber this if you have to b We are also, algents for the dtli 16 Gr Wagon, the best Wagon sold'itl l le (State. I you doubt the veracity of tlig, we wl .wit. pleasure refer you to R. A:Hee. W. L- Chapmain .an J ;. J; Wlikiil, .Outr trade is brisk, our fi-bits tlle elabit and ouar prices are tn pling. R. II. ANI)ERSON r& Og nov 10, 1881 1) -jj The Old Reliable I ONE~ OF THlE BEST NE WspA PER iN TH E~ SoUTH. ---0---. No densationalismI No iMnoralitj, .AUGUSi~TA 1882 rp HIE Chronicle and Cons hltut ionaulis i Ithe oldest 'nxewspapor in the South, and peraps the oldest rn the Uofted tj tes, havinig been established in 1785. WhIle thoroughly Demsocratio in princli., it Is liberal, progressive anid tol~era l,. hei CHRaO cj,m oonlinn 0tht, lgteui nw DfWS e pl or the Wqrl4 saii reongtaisit as As sty dertislnitgnedith~Uo,. ,, th. countfyM Q~orvgia Sbd 8ou Gw olw ;69 1 . bQaary to, Augusta . ,We eadoaenrt-o minhdakane~. -1