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t'k.1' S1ENTINEL, D F BRADLEYIdi'o'r PICIC EXS 0. H., S. C.: THT DAT, UA? 24, 1883. ' 'EI1M1 s or susc.rription, $1.50 per Onnud fbr six +nonlhs, 75 cent.; itrictly in udroenre Aidee li,nrents nserterld al tiane do)1nr prr a -eir 2 of one itch or 1rs"fcr lire first in.sertin i td fifty cttntl for rir sihsr,Yenrt .Ir'etien. L/iberul ,xi.rountl mueri to urrehrrnts (nrel o'''hers vrurr. ii,qr>r si rnmth. or ler )ihr yror. (1tucry/ .Voticre and 'I'riltrllrs o/ lespect - Clfr Aitr as aiecrti..em<ttea .it nreertiMp (hli .l-t 'rc ellla ra in dd The New England Exhibition. Mittee the State lteiardl of Agricultiue has tefused to nppropriate money to inve tle vesottrces of the State exhibited at the New inglnndl Fair. fi the want of ttbsorit;y of int, lit is said, the bursinevss 'itn -of ('olen,' tnia sin d UGtvenville have held n:eet ings, at which it Was resolved to ha ve the State re preseitted by private te.ant. The New l-tigland ExWhition or Fair, is :tn inrcorpornled body, id a kiini ot specu. itiot; butt t as tmtost, if not till the otiher ,o$uthert Sl-lrs, alotg withl the Noithern utitd New Englhtanl States are to be re'pi sentel, we think it proper that Sotlb ('ar. olitiai shoull lie relereseted taltso, lhnt 'Wha benefit will we dcrive from it? No doubt the State est tiu"al:e ts crediteatle it 1lisplav e lice bitidless resortrees its nty nther Statee, but the prejtoilices iN New iglian"i will g' fat 14o ever-halnce al. favora:hle inpressintt that. might he intde by any such disph':y. 'Its Itorrilying iales Ihat wouhi he piotired into tlie ears of' the c:italist of tle North aid Eiripe by the thieves like .l ohn Iatlerton whol wals.; dlrivenu nway from lire on ttcc.. vt hi is Vnse.lity, woulit likely e'tuimgh divert any caiinl ilut trniglht be tavorably lookin in ib is iiitee t ion. What sich mnen as l'atter on coould not do wothi Le fturttizltd by a few itmmi Kratnt agi't who are working in the in I cresl of the Northern 11 ilroais. The best wiay 1or South a'roliun to attract capital io ler soil is for her own cit izens to put t ,eir own shoublers to the whehl tiui stt tare ear of progress tlh er.'. whet capitalist abroal see her doinlrg tis, :s I os already bcet detionstrat id, Ihey will take huld to shnre the Irotits. It is all tight ail pr.per to lm,ve tle State repre. Sented, tIough we do not hel:eve it if so tuch iruportrce as srnte of our people seemt to think. It will ido us lit lair- how ever, arid we will have ale satisfietion t of k nowinig thnt srt leeutest elliirt has baue muade to bittg to li attention of cial-ji iats in lie Nori and l-:urope, the grent op loutuities ullere; by the ,Stte Fori a proti.- I couilo oi' g vera. ( cr peopile sIroctld r'e:r! ize llict !lhey muirst heo the "rireicts ot their ownr fortunerri" andi put their surpjlus~ ensh in to rmarnuf'actur ries itnl ii'ii., When tis is done, it will niot hre long utra ii we will Irmve as nochr capital asi we want. Wi hope however, at th le cities andri towtns etl tire Staie will raise enough mronrey to hrave the resour'ns of thle St ate ccreiiably ri prlescut ed. In Trouble Again. Edward F. Stokeit, of Gireenville, hais been in troutble cigaina. Last week a unegro wals up befote T ral J ustice Furmanu on a chrarge of pierjurry, in having sworn to the service ora notice of alppleal ini a caseo ira whieh Mr. Stokes antd .Ar. Vrerneor were in ferested. ThieJusrtice tried to make S~tokes testify in fire case, buat he refuse,d to do so, on tIre g'Airds thart hre was the tnegroes altany. Th'le Jusrtice committed hiim to jail for twenty four hrours rand iposied a fine of ten dollars, The negro was dis, charged, it. aplpeairing thait lie dhid riot know r what lie wias doing when Ire signed tIre af fidavit. A Terrible Tornatdo. On ire 19 ins.tanitt, a terrible tornado pass ed over Illhinois, dointg gret im age to prop. erty. killing 54 personisi arid onil i -g~)i In Wisconin over 25 were killed arid 101) irr.irred-in.Ir .\lissorii one I ayII ~iIli trad several hourses dlemiolishredi. in a'l iii irenota, thle ito rmrr demaolishied houe bit ri lives were lost n~. the I18th cyclones citrruck l)'t nison, 'rxi a, doing cons.iidea'rble danriuge, seriotis ly inj.;aig sererail pers>uns. Ora thle iam a day a Cyclonre sweept over poirt ioas of' Ne-. brasrika, fatially inijr rig a Worrt rdti From thre report of tIre ('oninissionter of d Agricuiltuire wre learn t hat thle total merd of acres tt cultivation in citirn in thIis St ate this year is l,3r>9,593, ad ii cottion 1,41. e 9% In athis Counrity t tie nuihrer of icr-es i tuortn is 29I,50l6, ini Cotton~ 2l1,%u8. Itwllb steen t-hat coria is still in thre lCad intr 'ounaty, bul kdig cottonr ie gaiiir e rapidly, andi icrleits threre is a change very soorn, will be itt the aseendierrcy,.I ltu Oconee county thre rnmber of nt.eS in corn is 25,100!, ira cot tore 1,45. Pickens 5 is considlerably ahleart of OIconree ini are phited an I tes two pcroducrt- it Yet tIre tassessmnent of property in O-conce is abott a haelf mrillion more tan it Is in tisi. Joe Brady, one0 of flee menat convicted inr DulIin for thre Phroenaix Park murdiner, wins hanged on tire 1 4th instnt . Hie tnnde no sttenment. The nnmber of persons outside the nlis of lthe jal where the execuationi iook place Itt est imated at ten tisutrail tind during tire ex-eeintion, haats were taken oli oif tire head by rall'thie cr'owdl. 8. N. Hfenidrix a lf-go lelaiIgr.w. erytnanr "t' Cohui 4 linA fiiled, gi, anstt wall only asn'ut t-o 33pr I,. abe Growrng. Lest 'yt% M ear" from the G1ten'ille News, Mr. Thotnta J. liowen ofith+ Gwti'ge's L'reek avtion of this ('onnty, pliited ten icree of hand in ailand rice. "le gleaned the rotagh rkC'e-ttrtl ient it to r'harleston to he cleaned. it .ielded him 834 btushels, whiloh he rtAd :at $1.02 per ivuelel, a'ggregnting $8$0,'t58. The cost of raishig the rice 'Wias $-'0. There was. of cotirse, the expenve of Ifre+ght still to be met oul of the net proceeds of $270 .This prove, conclusively, Irewever, that nplanl rice ca, be g'wien at i'very good profit. It enough farmners will afigage inl the cultuire to j usti. fy rhsoeitniah'nienI of a mill the cost. of Irarsp*kling the article in tIte rough to t'hnrle.ton would be avtoided "'Ihtr '-rvvd upon which Mr. liowen culti vrate M'th'rop see'med to be worthless, but even aftie'r he rice 1war ga-hered, he secur ed enough hay from lie samne fiteld to win er -hii* isek Farmers ina Mr. liowen':: ieighUorhood ai e taking its interest in the culture -o1 t"his vice, and a ru'mher of thtmn, it is thought, 'will grow it in the near fi, Dacut'ille Ittms. alit. EtlToi: Our mecting at -'ters' 'rcei( its oYcr. Had very 1tt'ige'congrega lion; good prenl ung and good ortler. L,ist Si1klay was the big day at Crosa loadts. Everybody an i his wife were there. Farmers ire Iuite busy inl tlei1 crops. Cotin is -i), and they boast oti an extra good rtand, nid it is looking well- ile -ime s sat id of corn. Small grain is stiitl look ing well. like liestei's rye has the runt, and there is sotme rtl.st uo.n w cait, -,and IItie is tear if mutch damange yet. '1'iete was at hetavy rain, 'vita iln ail i n the upper section of this townshipl, on the nightt of the Hi4th inlant. The beventie oIliciaIs invc reet ainongsI us. arresting somelt of -our best -citizens. 'They came with warrants .wornm agat tittst nohod1y, i C., ia warrant gainsli J. Sttib or W Smith. Jones or lirown. as the case n.ny he. Wi h' le warrant does not say it is John, Jim -or .1)wck. nor Will, Wash, or Warren. -:till our busy farmers ire drug to 'ickens (t'ottrt House, 15 or 1i miles to be told ttatl they are tinot the men that they are liiking for. W lien they airiest a uai with Onte o! thesr conuvenient warrants, theyt rquire who his neighbors aro, and thet tind there till out witness su'mmntts. I can tive unities and dlte if these tIlicials dle nand thema. Tlalk ah-out put uip iobs diown ie country in Ithe political persecutions, )i who evecr Iei d of ,uore villin"oits coil luct thatt (W-. l'neumonia that laS leen prevailing to uch an extent is sotwhat abated. l'rof. Jtthn 0. av.s' school is still floutr shing.; A public exnunintion ait exhi nilitt of Peters' ('reek High School is set '"r June 22d 1\'3. iis1tinguished speak.. rs and ia big pic nic is also tmenttione-i ill onnectotion wit Ii the above event. Come down atM. Eitor, if you c:m get >ver these terrible Ihitigs c,alleil ptibli ouds. Biy the Way, I will say to C'otuny ottiissiouer Freeiin that several meaa'n1 ave saitl h-it thei1y woulbl sec the (i rantd nry aboit that new bridge road1, especially ht, hill tip from 'rainum's Creek. Tlit .-"- *tr( ,amntvvi iratoo, no w it' pu> ic hiighiways cani be pliaceidi ail kepit ini huet er contdit in, and inavite your retaders to ive youa thleir vIews uponi te queOstiolt for mblh!icationt. I dii not know triu lily viewVs illlie worth anyiihing, but I will give themiu nid liaey ciin gio for wrhait t hey tare worth1. Ii ve leairned fr'out expter ience t lit thle 'ibtlic hiigh ways ciinnoit be p1)-cedl tad kepit it gooid conititiota untder' i he presentt roadii liw hetrefore I I tik a chuange~ nelce'stary, but 0 not thinizk theay shiouald bo kept up ity aI lix uiton lie [prioperty of a le Ileople of thle i.te, becuse I believe that every Otte biouhd dot siometin g to keep uip thle ijoy. rnmient tht gives htiu ptrotections I be eve thiere;shoiuld be an equail fax upon each osad hand, saiy thriee dollia eachi, giving hent thle privilege of workinig it ou1 onl the oad at 50 cents per day, (thien tihere could e no excuse of inability to pay) uinder the irection of the contriactor or pe!rsont emi loyed by the Coutiy Commtiisioners to eeup up the neiirest roaid to them. There I onIe oilier mahitter' of great itoportance in egarid to better highways, and that is, thle ltting of theam ona goodi elay gradles: There re sotue rtoads in thle Jouinty on suchl hleavy riiies t hat it is imtpossile to carrym ai good dover them, andii besides, if theay wete p ut ii goodl easy grad'es t hey would lbe mutch aHier tti keep utit I tiegvei iw a'ry) crudely, but I think yolu cani see what From Oconee County. IlAiuloN's ('atrEK, S. C., Mlay, 14, 1883 Nina. EnalTou: th )naIst Sttrdcay, Many 12th I epuaty NI arshatls liletn anid F"rasier madeit tshl in this sect iotn anid arrested a mllan hie wtas Ii vinig on may plaice, by thle nam te Mlarcus Smiithi. Smiith hadl set upi with a ck granad cliik th lnatighat previous andt af r cat intg dir.nter we lit inito) a room, lay) >WnI on the heal auth wet to ci, er, anti ti- ig his snaoiae th li'ui rcihal s drove up. ith'lit wife wiiked imn whnt lie inade an fort at leg hatil, btut afteri a 50 ynad-ithst' oldent took him1 in. I went to the stenie.i was hanri to tell Wrno '-out scaired" Ihol. Iii, F"rnsiier or Smtiibh, thet tmartsha:ls iall the mte keepinitg thleir p'1ist ols cockedi, Fraiiier einig SIo excitedI ihat ent geltinig inito fte e oggy his handii tremibhiang, pillil thel trig er, the balhl takitng effect in the left hip aif - is horse seriously Wounin ig hi it I -Wt fine antimtal anid becloniged to the sIlable of ). liceanntoi & Sonl, Walhallha. 'Thi horlane is till ii this n eighblorhloodi an<d wast I eiited 'cesterday bay I )r. hiarby, formerly of ECasley b rasier ohbtaninetd thle iiis i elitgai lie totid l1lemtann that lor W I d lie to hrive out tafew miles where lie ( -ise) tt cta cotrtact bauign l1l( nser had of liat lie Cene to the river afe Mii S Cirops here are Itlkinig wel,W ar irinacipially over ihe first hime. ('It 'in I i 'ouir lea vets, wheat itn tiul het adlaa. 5~n romisitng.n Il farea te lind, to hnnin,g illh apry Vhere men do Itoaf coil women work alduy int blest is thle tiad withI frnit f"1 blesshg erownted, Yhere Ash (hey's) Element makes rich tihe barren ground Ehe Roadsa ed Highways !lte 'L)owing unikwetly pritot+ll A t.+tmr On tIOfte 1ator Patterson, df rChdter, ebents titn co Iierations w:lah *ill nid greatly in the pit "oltfo' of the p'oblen whkdht, dooner or Iatt", le people of the State will have to uneel: -'odnbia 1wriater. it 't1-rTKI, S. C., Ay 1st 1883. t1n1 lion. .4. '. Djuller. Mt DJ A'R :'t: '"ht're 'its no'gneetion of public , conoern in ale 'tate, excepting, perhapt,, axes that Iottltetes the interest tat' iore :itizens thn'tl tatt of plbtlic highwnys, anl at I one I talt hIs tveceivei much less eonsil t ;ration atil calls more loudly for refori It It is jst catre tor'rte.jicing on the Vpart of 1. the people of "the State thnt lti;tsvlije!t unl nr'ested the :att4 1iotn of itt'Or L. & tltt ltntlet', as appears Irrt his letter to you of left the 16th A1n-il -fhtnro. It is itdeed oite Ith Ihat many worthily tom nitint his tanes, Rol stnlly. t ilhe cant aIl will prtVovacn Ite c, pttble schnt'ie thal will sectre to the italtegotid pIrutic roadt h;e wvill ncointli-lt II) a task fhalt will do moe, t establlish atl 1t petaliie .his ftae as t statesn alt t nl I we he hi't hereiotor;' done; atnd thii I say rvithli- Iml out inten.ding 'to delpreciia iin .the eastatt. the lustre of tli ci'ic crown ie has won andII il wears. Iis st,t ue, crect edtt Iit. etptenye "t 1 of Ilrc e ,'atn', -<hi ld stnt a.a ii it the ra'r.t id '' C1't to dtur ('apitlt to rentind all who etlter t here tI . that the pt,ple of Soltn Cta'oltinn admire ."tl anit valuei tunic I -ltatteSrntmahip which is prodttct-iv\ of practicatl r'esuts than that of, it ntufale brilliiat bt less mueriorious type wihich cullivates atd man1ltatcl: par-ties ht 1.arty ents. rn Fully i's'rt?e iaam that thae 1ro:til !t is defeeliv"e, antid its now dtiministretd is tt a hni t it lttt 't lt l re, e-peeoif N.y i, the -'-ioal water regiats of the' St,I ther stilt ltirk I in lily 1 untt the ?lpicisn thalt this folutre 11: is not so nsch the .hoh of the lw its it is tlf the wi l atind4 spirit of the citi'ii. whose tv sell intverst atl pltlrilist was expected to netrve Ilhelln up to its execeniont. a oihltt' wort?. if t"e C.iounty ('ommrnis ion'a1s i of e'ery Courty we14,re aiive to tIhe illpo':ttace ot I tis iljt'ct. n1t if c'tinpe- I'tt lrte i .alt,11u , rntie t nllli' wvere Iinthe it- ft peritntent et I l ,aId overser,ti a nit the tili zens generally we"re -"retnnwns in tlerlandiug the enl f;"ee'vtiett of that lat' its it t'w is, wUIIi I o out' iublic hihIw'ays in one ye.tr II he pit in a ctinhtlon t'upet'ior1, to nuy we wtc hive he'rclforoe enjoyed, With t'l cheteriutn l tllipel of Cnltuet yit y' lltaiotovetltt till )Ill wouldl reach the" pe'ritttion of ( itrik :?ui Think of the Vast re, e''ourt'ce'4 of lt ttor now placed by law it the t-anaaint, of tat se en trutted wiltl this grant inte"rt"st. I.vary alc htileit titnn hetwe'cn I' utial "Nu yeatrs ottige, wit h .l<ome except ton, i- itIe iiahltt iti ro,ad' tuttt for t wltve thlys in each year, it dte- It tununded- Chest:,-rt':tnty, -VIIhl an areat of ,t 8(1( stlp+ re muiles, canl call out not le-t, 00 e., lti 41,1100 men 1'ult A d.v's work itt teat 1ti -1ta' r and1 it ltionttts to I2u houlrt ofh l:ulu- lii eatch hantt ,er at unttt . wliebl w tlit itw1' It the laohr '. ' this piula .s" ini 'het,"r cotniin ly e tlu ivalen t to tlit' Contat ut t iva1' t" bor o f - t I 'I160 hiandsh fiat't the wxhuole year.'-Nhatut-vct.e :t therefort, tl;0 ih tuts kept t:,n:nuIl!y at work forl tle wIhale yca' tt lil,. r.>Ia-i a lhtt'tet' t' tty Cto la atl ia'tt li,-h rhi td btt' nIconII:claned by Ihe rsottc's tO t it - cualintautl tt tit>e inl tIat'! att11s tig t''al" I,l' i Ir tot Itl ling}f it ,.,o iI(atiron ' ' t ' i l t 'a a failbrittt t anla mi lli I,It' p .i, , t al ,(1 iIh,or in tIt'hitir--cli, iv bttltl ta a Iutw .-.rs n iltprov'e t.-,r ro:,l, :lltd c lnha ce lt ' t-..Ile -i l " i -n I a t I : n ti ct'ta-( uo r p,,pu:l;.,i a ;,< t ta atti aa ll it i a r" yt 11. :" j. A 1 hit,gl' tll:al'itr Ino o: t't' a: ,tl. tj nl' to I he n... -.ane,. t,u I a , " ,: ro. c at ,I 1t 1 bl natg1 t1 a e ' i;tai p. a a no n.ltt'1' I:tx I, '1 the rltpportl of fill-. a1. c, hlit, mil r Ih ", loo 1s tn li i t .e .- in'h' tat s 1.atow gu lv this inv. lu.ali r-t me is prul;, c tlhraoIwll ailty. ItItI-4ad it a"t"1. tl,t". Ill lis.less iu. litl'"rcnt'ceo tat pap' .- 1t Ih'ar - to%io ii thei l et"lit1. wlll) t "t"11:' tIi , ha lnu '.? 1 attgarest (wI t a i tanh tta, di i ' te ihtt matbI tntay tat aetacatt she~ ia in ittita hitti if t het Cunity Caatiiiissaianera eac c oun ty;a .no ,mt ishieal ater regiton. wytaiti convetiontt'' in thea Atigaa) aut altl "itperttinauh.ttts at tl CV-'-r ut a ashist ite tg i ada ietat tat tet pubic tioni, i le hest tanet had tof worinadg ad daint 00 tang, the betst imtaplemtitit to bec emtplayetd , thIe Ii une nioM sitab ihle lotr uapply ing thet hit see bor, andu sucth other coagume i1aie t ionts its mtight be suggest ed. Stuch ia cotavettiota partperly hiatndled woutld (it is believed)p qumicekena andu givYe a new isntuaacs t) publlic city Mentimtac andit detmonstrtet to thie peoale 'at the true wiay to atdvance t heir owna at interest Is to demtad of thetir otticers that alth of this lost labor tahalhlibe called tt anal tppliedi, submaittintg theirnselevea cheterfully to thte dischiarge of their shrure of this task. 1J Anad, futrlher, a futnd of ito rtinna titn mnight U be obtainoad ias to tie numbeaatr of intIes tof roada toi be worketd, thir presetnt conadi lion, thIe tspeciali ificthtatIes thatit etav irona '1 tontae sect ionu, tand I theCtuhar i avatauges TR of ottheris, tail tther facas thIat 8tenat or at. hIutler now seeks fr'toit yotur otitice. Andt sl Itineste intc s thu is gat hered, if protper ly roe 'or'dedt ini ytour ollce, wotubat he or infite tt o vtahie to lthe Staite for tu tre refeire'ncte. oa ft is ite lio anyself tat say ini contclustoin ah that I haive biten induhlctad to atddrieais this letter iio yout ntot solely biecauset ot tty ttI earniest desirae fora tie protmtion i o maf Itie getneratilYweitare taf ithe Slitte (which as ia sithticienmt excuse) hut, speCciallhy bectausea ot' iny) frtm'uentat pubalic itertantces' in tthis siuh.. hu I ici itt thte last pt'iaryu e-'atitgn in thIias tintniy. Witht great respect, 1 am i you rs tr'u ly, kat Ga t.E J . lTtmnsoN. ... The Southern BaptistConvention. IThe Sotaihter'n iatist (Convent itia miet itt Wateo, T1exais wveek before latst. Dr)t. NI t'l1, (at ie(irgi:a, in thte Chair'; 5i3 dealcgatea pret' kirgiai. ad 8. hi. Ajaxey, itf TIear, Da.. ''urmiant, tat Souith Caria,t amh 'At. sy' Itatnls. lits. hhurrowxis, tat hKet'iicky, iad e'cretar'y of thei haa1rd'a of' f'oreigit mii.5a0io. und a honig areori. Thle httitta r'eeivedh -it ighit donai;tionts taf' ."7.50 fromtit N!h'i . ('lie er, of' Tuaki'get' Ala. T r'p't' uasow lft'i'a atal laity. ITue taoitl t'tctits fair thae I s u'tr 'it'0 Wt.0.'""? d tt ttitburCe a trtca (m at lDt. Thi(.hntiot, of (Ii. correstpondalintg saecre it now tnttual reportt covetrmg th Ito 'arkt doneit in i icet' IThere hits bieen $7j,lla0 raisedl ta C xpa'ltd b'y the State hitiati h its Itu uu t rout - 1 08. 0 tt(tlt)iI ineteed tat'ri usiont wat. n the 8uth. Tht ta tatlistis5 praceI thte alimbtier of lI ap hits in ,he. wold itt 2,Iftttiit, ttthn .t el Htaiteit 2,000,000;Jtt tabrioad,t 800fl, I, huarcee, 18H,400);- reachters, IiItt,00 'Ti soutthien Bauptist Cor.etetce Was o'ri ni7ea After the Conventia at ndjouirnedl tabot sx hundrtlted of t hutio d e.uq tna taa for tti ouartion to Mexic ', anad hadt i-g'a (ue Ht *e5eerally, taotdtneMo co Wa 'C-owt'iod VUMLntAay aehot '(Q1fOt ot" W. A;. Yotitigbloodl atl YCknty Ai'ken were called. hCr fi'g lrWeti wel)'roh a>ged w With li,13 Uelly. 'It Wi altoged thlat whih nipiing with a party clf 'f:rrmer-r 01 it ch 2<1, who We'u m t'hloir wa3 I LQt iM city tvt ltei4e OA1 eH it kenl+ cournt'yde rl't.'i4<l took o omte't"( to tako me\'era:Iulilte l<tiuer Irom thu Irotnir+em of San 1L. eori, wvho li't:, on tie C1x' idge ro:id. Mr. Ptlrnell IoeIarer it he itaw two rinen on hror'b:re1 ve his p)li.c with tOddl'e'r, but, tha y dlroppedi it on h)ir, 11Fpt'aY-h ant I. 4t vam night, rtnd h-e ctuld no thwir fares. lIe ill pet"1"u( tt' OnllantI he:utiso they e cre know have 4ltIhe can i that night I. a p rt'yen, hi'wV-'er, t'Fha t 1heti hal rely coA!o back to ltreel)>eii!' t( <ce ia pititr'l:t1e. Thr e'"ti\id'er'co o itniiiher of <lth(1r w"'it.i Msge e.Xon it'<l tht' Ic("e(i-,'tnu1l they wverl c:hargedl. T1h(1 boar ing (If the cas'4 1+asnlne 1about, two bolt';r.--Gren. 'e EN(ws. 1'he tI IlaMMMehlusel.t8 Hi Rilorod 'Co i i04or10iltl'141 ha11Ve settled Ia lontlg Iis1pr1 I qlestioln that interes atno tvAv i'M. NerIy all railroat hae i\' r mly refllned to cleckI( birnilIes and rcel. The (Jonini18o1011I'rS decif1d It Ia("klgea not, eXcesslivu i igbt and cot,Iltainin .ipern-Ial b:r re shall be cher$ket l'he colronation ot t,bo (tr o .ria is soon to tako pIlaco, all, tra 1(inary prep arations, ati e:uit inns t11r t,bo O\realt,tare be)i1 1ole at AMomcow. It rolilething Se 11s wrerc i10 ba1) I)en l,t lay tie 11b1 would n>t, b.3 startlell verr Ich, lor every thinlr; teems to 1 king to th.t 0nd, hbth in and ow A eyvlorno\ wt'i tho(ungh sOnt! lern All. on( 11i Jn 1.\1n v1 tie 1 u t, (anl)and <1 1 d greatt, ILI.1ago II ills:is (It.y, I,ihety . l'aIt tonshulr 11 ( )rt onugo 1'Van111315.' an Jil:ll\ 1.1f 11- t'. c irt'hlr. i and otht t Lii. IrIn *t-o. ( l i '.e uil rO irh lis w1re un )ofd and blow1 wnI1, r'adrot1::His 1)1b I t' t 1 :tu ) t el(+ i, t 1-p 1l11. ,11(1t1;1 W i .11)1-)1 .11111t1' i, N . i ,t .\ 411 1 h- 1:1 I1 al \ ltt' I Ii1. Cni~ It' 1:I: 1t O l LM-N:, BAgT I, a preidc n l tS, -opd hi $oo 2ti .OhI ltr :iI t t l t (''ro1king, o ny. ,b1 :a1 1I ' ii ll t i \' 1 t)1 ln i t (t ' " - 'o1 \l rel ,I1, n i e ;l rhl t t r' tit t : to tIl 11 It1 i i 1, :t \'ii"i 1 I1e e > 1't r1' I11i! o II'o " 1rep ri li and111 oo:11i, 1T ir ' ju1a1 11 111 1 t .. I t 1 , o' '..osLis re..ivNBeAT E,nat reaots t a ay 1, 183 8TT 4s Cahir ila l Small - - F ar,ni 'is virtk owilh pow-er arida intirg rilnton nis n'hic bn New \-Fl:I k laSTiefrhi Ihall inDreyir n in i , ilt e onven antsloin AI of L.>A1 ndeN a 'Ire (lde ratkes,i avaihtble, tr r ei iti in o the paorts of heonited. (Air [intH, oney, toin ton catera ind~o . persona r iihra lv ce i nIl adei~ onh c ulto ni ohe ty tetoii red iiany watelhusiny hIIrr epoii ositsrciiedtii rii inan raones pay it deman i id witot notic.roie aty 17,i 1588 84, 6m Jubl SmalHl Farm conf eed uon me buy ai h EED OJ~f~ UST froIsane, Davlistoe, I witl,lNel conve theiiil:wing Tilir\Cofi LAND4i tare in li'iekens Conn ri , anir d witir t i ii of thfre Tow uo Cnil (ArM,n Ia id,) containing l''iir y Sir Ac ,re ir,l rir o ilhe' til Dr 11. in . Alwillesry to ra,( nd' uln rhe Eat ian-irow o-rfo itry ij be tonging in Siney Ileo,' , turt Cer ii alO 14 sm ll llus and some Out - dit andi aoulti --e-e ofptxp rltoene o havel been in i tiaton wr up on fr ppl ien o t ?o 1, lon ro rigit'irittiruiiv Grehoenville, hotC tyin ,1883 tiei a ;>t tre Bi's Black Goods 3 Pioces 1It'udk Oujmrlin, utg opened. WO have atn ittimonne 11ttd 11 'theme (G(ods. The qu:lity and p-ices Ywtst 'bc, the inducement. This Shipmel(nt is ele"cidotily1 't;he C best \'alue we have ever- sold. In this iot is the prcttieNi g100 t (Cu.here hat We hlit\ (ver u( Ien, tlower tnbler in prolporrtiun. :'':1< thon t Isargrai, b it t h'.o 1 G("-<$ repr)itt.eltt thy ltal de'filition of the wo-d. In ntilition to ur 'lint+ o-f a(nh -n neres, w-o( hlavu ;no ("xquivitu lite orf a Iak (i ( is, nnh as I"uter Iinntin1t in1) anve N nh's VCIlil:in, A Ilhatross Clo(ths, -itert;aline ClothIs", 13i" '.,ure (l tih sl) , lIr; IItea (lul Its. Crl!re 'Uotlot, aill wool Nunl's Veiling, "(in mingle aund <It,ui wht%itlhs) ill veol 'IutLtings, &e. AsIc to -ee ot1r S1.00 Niuni's 'Veil ingt. stieh i sto-k of lInck G(oo<Ia is hrd t') tn r.t("h-, -a;od 1he Irifut! Wel th e're is the troublle'. Wv b hth Ihee Gio( (Is ltrr tilOTI CA:;li ad hoogL;h t a thhr"",rt too, w\tt we 'e goin:g to sell at Iarg;iin. We are in a pIu.it ol) to d(i -o. ,US1 TA4KNG. We enn heII thrse igoodtit 10 'the sat iseiont tot, f )til p r-hau '.. Coie an<l -ee themn, bring youi' SaiIdes wvtih you, ltet them he It r1eif aNy twn t- iI) y, :tn(1 if whe dIo tin t inIIat ("It tle (n to your' On ir-. s:ati,f;tctit-n, then, wte+ v till not ask yout to blty t,ur G o ids. - pectill ly, J . H. Morgan & Bro. WROLESALE AND RETIL AIMER CHANTS, Cornor Buncon:bo iid Coffeo Stc, Conversation! r t} w( r to g fi ne Spritr (t o Ir- nt I ha hnwtM prict"M w"I t t'. t r. i4;.; (reenvii., 1 1 t nlwaiy. go tol biradle-' , ( I nrr-' lthe r(s'( I- 1: .ttt i Ily wvnill,<ar.; Mtu'li-.t & ha ~ ~ - 4sloe b-t u4 ' 441 44 iea the :l Tenth4 41'4no4441-hoi4'1 , for1 y4ou 444- sure to, want ii thel1m.444 Suc.pt Elg 14 , 4,.in IA 11.(' ke- i14 : ret4:411 I-I n44 i a4 : .rg city1 1'o thely lin 144) 'e'.44 14 l: Ie l:is :t4'4 in 1ent Th'ey') i4:4y it i4 for4 an4 advIe.r1itement, 41oo4 1 thin4k itis re fo ii nee 1-sw ehgn fo4r hi:i4 pre I h ll my41104 lBlenebed4' G,o<nly tr'44 themi, and y441 3444an get 41he $1inne4 quality1 every) ilm a4t244 14) cents . 'lThey say .14000 yardsl4 wh4l4 in4ce 1st .Jalitry. 1 111n Ihittk lng ot gelting at Black f'auihmei1re. Where42'4 wou&ld youJ4 ad1vise me44 to get4 it? Yout m4ight try around and usee whecre y'ou cani buyI the4 lowest but I see Stradley & Barr oiler $20.. 00 re ward to any on~e fintding cut btn iln teir 40 cents Cashmsiere. and yout nay know it is good, or they wouh i not mtake t hat oler Thbeir 615 cents Cashmere is as1 glood as $1.. 00 would buy a fe*w years ago. 3ly ad vice woulid be to get a Black Nttn's Veilintg (dress for spring an td Sit inlter wear, it is so tnuch lighlter t hati Cashmtiere, andt4 it dra1pes 4so pIrettily, tnever creasesI' or wrinukles, and thle belter quaiLlies will ttot catCh dutst like Cash lere. 11ut whlat will it c2441t me1? We4ll. Stradlley & lIa rr offerC a haf Iwool(4 Nun's 1 VeiIlng a41 22 Cenits, uall wool4 810 Cets, :1; inch 504 cnts1, 40t inIch 0)544 and in ce141pe "I1 W5ant slomei cheap dlress goods fotr mly little one4s tha 414will no04 reqire anty wa4"h. inig. Yotulla gel a nice hlf wootl diresI { goodshi for 10 cnts1, antd St ra&dley & Barr4's 1'2A eentt (Cas4hmer1'e is4 lovely .Ju4s1 to4 thin1k they) halve tha:t chelap giood's in aill the lahtest fa11'hionab41tle' s4hades4'. I 14us4t get ai P'1aaso on4t w'll tlil me4( tI 1b44y itl rom SItradley3 & 1114rrI, 4140, I guetssi. Thety 1ay) they2 g44t the'ir's dlirIct frotn~ thel m1anuto4:C4ry. 111 and .) he y v bueaultifuI ones2 fromn 12) eents1 to $.4.t) 14,44 yout e'ver fmdu r 4)4 Cor4t'4f unlcomfo1'4rable? No, not4 Ninice I have bieen4 wear'ing 04ne 44 D)r- Ib ill's plerfec,t Corse'4P. TIhe em '441 504, and44 1 wouild not hei with14 1 one4 44 m- 14)4 -- 00. "Plea44s1 4411 me4 one44 4lbi1u' Wihy do4 3444 ol44 e Vi4 e) 4244 buy 44 y 1.4ry) 44is s tifria S ail ley .a liirr? I Ii 4d4 whlen I gel 4414) 41;14 14r44m thI am14 ne(vert pro1voked'i 44) lig are4 alway w4'1 illing 4o show)1 goods11 andt give samp14le's it ii do not want4i 'u poch4 e 41151 i then'i, and4 tey insi4t 114 14end4in4g liy paclk ag .4h4me fit' me41. Youi neve saw 44 ia de1'iit '4e2 ofI felluows ini your4 ble4 41 3444 men'1 i4o4 crleli 4o 144hem4, and44 I thinik 41ha1 is whly llhey~ sell1 4o cheapu, beenusei4444 4 h1v do) a 'ash huia-' ness." A9Iv frintqo T. W. DAVIS' OLD' STAND, NG'4reenlle,SU cealsed41, Will presen'44t Ithem fori paym'ent444 le, guilty 41eted and1 444 hosi41e indeblfl' ii the sidil lat:ie wilil ma41ke [441 ment4 40 the toil Tinee are hnard tr must convesr; lhut 1t11eds%-own1 if "ry'ing; Poir all -ofrVs iia g-t to drews 43t't'Itme 4.ore senro in bu'yibg. A well dressed Lady is an*nys Wet; Alike ou poor and weallby, 1t has a oharm in home or ntreet, but, best, it mtakes one healthy. , bear iYt nind tth,tt Z V. MAflZL & Greenvji1e, S. C 'h'o sell Goods8 both for Retail and Wholesal are the headt qarters in (ie 1 Up-courtry f DRY GOOD" AND A4 they have n'n Agent in New York wl keels theni suliplied with io i evel wee(' at the lo.-eyt po.itle cash prise and wc are dclerm ined to :(elk (Guods low if* nlot it little lower thn they e. -I 1 hough'. elr+ewhere. This may tonnid ye lIntl, but we have got the U'oodtt at pric to yn1uprt Che n-isu. We will tne ntion here that our firsi lar lot of Dress Goods have beet neat rly I s"oh4l, lt we live just receiveil aS tew ..1] ply, nnmi have others which will be here : few da;vy I1:aIf 1Wou, G;oodsv inl :ll vltatl~s. Only 10e. leiauliful ('lceked, Lace and 1l'11in Glood I2 cent-. solil for 2( eent. F legant Figured Iand tr-ocadletl G(oods, arnl It- eents, sohd for 25 ernn;e. Nun's Veiling in aitest slade., only 20 Sold for;( :cetnty. L,ovelv t"'e-:de-t Locc Ibint ings. :;:; cent sohl ir 4 i ie nts. .\11 W iiol Nun 'ts \'eiliteg. t he m o.i f,tn!in "011e ' t - te-i ' ."ntu s ldl filr "- 5 een. acr o i locis Iis l ''v rl :o I v ill te l tlr Pre intins Prins,. : Pin t w 2m t h lity 5 titr cri ti cintor he un'il. thin pig. , t' 0 liel IilethiI2C n- f ey havei' ja,t2l recir,., w,e hae.1 lo tor hiie,ea h . inlersey iord, but 10 ltgo openedt pur tieth cas oftthe 20mi yrs Newng thec harndsom $1. 2res ylod eav hwy anl L einit $1. , >otm yrcsonDti Good s, buti gfel 20 yards hleaivy Qitining 1. P12 yds Good Seai Islanid Shirding $1. 10 yards lttress Tri(k $1. 12 yards (Good Tick $1, fj yiardt Hleavy Tick $1. ttnl temiember we have thle b eat 1 2 ) ct ilack int the tmariket, which we are aellini ii yards f or oii ne l lar. lIeliretocoui 2711taeus 7122 Waee Wi 'lve you2 Itinyi 2on t hiese Glioids. Oitr Stoc f TablIe l.inienst, Lineni DoyIlee, W hit erc hiief., 1 o.siery', antd tmanty other ai rt icle in numtterous to menutionl aire otlered to 21 itli c, For' Less Mloney' Thtan Elsewrhere For Lei2's Atlonety lTt7hJa Diee emember22 It 22hepl jus b21elowi thte 0o itort 12(2n24e, niexi 2o I El((WMON & MILILE~lt' E. We Marshall & Cc 4fRE'ENVI LILE, -- - S. ( REMEMBER OUR N. II -.spcCial indulicertsti1 ofl'eyetli moiiba t ant dit la'rue far m bs WiIkia, Poe & Co., Wowe#eale Dealers l18 trdware, C t1o, 'O & Mac i4 IP1ows, floes-' T ** t1hani, h .,. i#an , A ia1uk ftundrcl, ) iisali ahni Double F' 4 F'low Stck-f On 'a:nWcl 'AYe) c ia pir'ThA'n ithey hny been sold before in this tmarket. A C EN TK F OR T lE e3 I'Ow ALLE ENt ei" 10 y. . " lWhich Lead the World for Strength, rability :and mll lici:y. They are the I,. -t ea conlplele Engine in the narket, and i. never failed ro give satisfnction. The- - ceiveil the highest Centennial Awards, nelnt and two liploml>as. Gold sled. A Internlitional) Ei , ition, Mlelbhurllb iraii, in competition with twev'ty-five 1 Enginei. Irol all patt,s of the world. l rnm of ohe biflthdredl tAollarl a I=1is. NI1, , Oeaober, 88'2, over 1Onl. other Elgine.4. 11l. AGLrNTS A.t540) FOR Tfl in Marloyl j'aeist Itvet[rI, ble 'Tooth !h+roty. Stati rd (an it 1vators-li i lumg aund Walkilg. Standard Rea pers & Mowt e. 'The ,luslly Renonnedl TelegKVap l Feedcl Cuttel C'ELEBRATED) wAYNEM11tonto ECLIPS IEPAI{ATI A1LSO I'UR 'Ti PERRY ROYCE REAPEIL ., Thu- lighirs!t Ib-ae":j r in the world. (-1.4 1111y r..p 1I1 i " 'a pe r rl en . I the ligi.e.-t rit lR: .per in, It.a , worfd. itl,l nlp!e.t li "per" in the wvorb,. TI t i it \ il li Yl''E can I,u in sleeper I * f+li" and to n rol ughe1 1r ground111. with ,.m ,1 n1., ,,,..1 r.... . ,,,. . , .. - tt oI. , 1l.mp1 nrl lI::lh er Pu:ckhj ir. Siaw (u, A L;i-gt Ihnae ot lie l:nom.' lInIprove.t at::alogues iand Pric-es of anly in fd Mnehine.ry 1urn:ishled ulpona apphecation. march 22, I.48I 26 3ma e -- .- - r CALL ON W. 1. McFALL, F'OR FINE TEAS, COFF1EE Suga&ra, Sy rups, 1'ilur, Ba con, Lard, liice, Fi-h. Blechigs,Tick in1 Cal1icoes, Laces an . loMiOery, il SoleC anid Uppt Shot, .2 Leund an Jt'ott, Plows, an d CarlentuerP naa4 d Nhoe Mak I (~c.M 'Tools,ft Tobac111 cos,C Ugra and ( igalretter. hlbodldy (Goos, OCt 21, I1882 rf hill Exeris i' ' i th< , . will be~ conlinued iiSls yeahr. wrlait' h aisonLilJ.I he tgii ''ht'iby If iii - liii .ate ils ei te t n ln * l~:mr~me:l:::e I) juilZl('ltie will A Iceni (Ic lotar hir qm arter Wila * h isvto. oei ngI r:. e r of !, I.i And Greek.. ('r.IlAd rutes imul. 8, 1he8t'i1 240