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D. F .BRADL$ E'. itor PICKENS C. E. S C.: 11ur DA?, AUGUST ,183. 4~r eu',Cripltionr, 1.50 per annen for ix roths75 "ee(x: ," i' 1/in ane"""c I AIdne (iii m,nlx h,serrl al one (Ioiar l, r ah ';r of 'ne ivc1 or r ln;fu'. . --I inr - ar !ji I'/ re-nls !r nar hi -tio'.ginr); , nr: r'ion. ral )i e..tu' r.,'N " to n,; i r ' <onl otherN t .lerrlising (,.. si'-,im t!t Isor 1,;, .h'/0.7r ()Mitore!;r, Ttr 0 Ir;lnilrs o/ Ncevlrrcj cher: , tLr as i, r;r.crnt f . ~n< rrein., '-, l! !. WIrr-lir< Jl<r' in ad Uritcd States Court House. c,r .,s '-'lo of the e,'s".t flif coUYrer, fr.l. partat: . . is t i: g to gel up 11 b,ulolm for !aItai for the in itied lates ('Iurt Ile1:-t. Outr (itenville neiglhbor v.,ry r!n-l:ly \ies aa:in"t his move. nd w.: our-eh ers h,tieve 11h:t GI-cenville of'ers mor.' n11y"ottages 1nn1 hetter f:lcililies for I 1,r! lleunse. and pIeople hnving hus.iness in the ( l.rt, ti in -ir Inthui'g can lo si 1,y otrer. United States War hal. A. 'lte'. -'1, lhie United Slates Mait thal: for this Stalte hia ut-ed over his o e to Air. Lavingstn, his successor. ''he culIlilai s s of all 1),1"tfy \lalrs,lils ex Sirel wh:a' Mi. I1ythe letll tle offie. 11111 I'efore tin:kit any :irrest5s or tranlslncling other' 1iiness h,-r mls, he commilssionll by Ih i.resent talahl. is said that Mir. l.iving- tt'n inten,ls to reduce the force i' piu its farl below t le unIIber heretofore acting. The Rtlilroad itcting. .s n ,leM.tgnte :pp 1:e111 bl y ie citizens of" this piance, woi a'elded t li e elloiiing of the lloard ,If i t-eos' of III ('i !: .. 1 e1-Intt (bip1 :It11 ('hiengo Ranilroall i A\i,enl onl thw I-I insi:nut. ',Ip.:-sls..1., l (lnsset rui l-:a )1illi:lIn s w"ere iii legnl ,s flrom11 l:sley. ''here were also Ie eginls Ironui (1reeovi:l -, II-li.1n, iIonea Pa hl I : ii 1 iry'--all in I11 intetIst of' tirepieliive pl ies. Ca,',pt. 1'Kirlt 'nubmilttd his report of the 1-urv,y of(i the plroposedt rt:nle by G;reenville. lIe esl ilnle.- that the (ot of buildling the t'rltd by Greinville will anonn! to SI :8,11111 aort tha:11n the coSt otf builhlinr, 'it on the ptre!'ent loa:1le11 line. 'lhe delgation fa I (.eenvilie iuhiti!ed a p,rol.osition t the ItI'rit tlln the cily of Greenville woubtl u) :libe . ':I'f1.0U Io the ro:al, oin coniilion ihnt if t.ht"uld be delhtceld f'roln its present line nnd Tun by way of thal )liee. ifler' - a ti. 1ihe ho:irl uadoplted i resllutin. Io proei"':r'e I ire -arIcessary nu11hority fromti thle I.egiaalliiue niel nuhiiait the apfiionl to' thel ola' s ofi the Wljjti(ily, before aitican he (aludeI to necapt the0 prl-af))ilioni. \\e I ada not aee why' Whe caany i i) ihld Ihik of acceptin g mioniey friomi iriy saitre, f'ari tail to colilay wiith lheir' c'olit'ite,thela (.'aa pIn Iy hasi nothlling iio di wih lie riling oft iinoney to bihll Ihel roiad. Eurtiope ('ndavinhl g to securie Ial : I t bu111i lie co nd. f I I wrts encorai'Iginlgly' fri'ni nny fon or' couniily nionig lihe lini. Ihit if lie fils and' thie I 'ol:iny is f'orVedl to fill back uipt:: ils ownh'l reVa-ourcesI, 11hen, wet i-supp)a)oo, lin operlinO 111ty will lbe afford'a e-1 ill Ilie ltwns,, town'sihipsii and1 couniit's ilonig Ihea line ha aiiikei subciptC'iios and1 l'aiinlel e for' Wthe io:al-thle lonzgesi poll, we i4upPos(ie, knocking down~ ii hie persinInoon(11. II it CeWies lio Ihis, mhl in our11 opjiion it will (wae had just a el beIe , taiiik iaaout j.) GreevCille ithil flie ch:ai'es of allies a' xilriong Is Grm'ieeinille :iiai greal aidv:itage in OIcoagrap jhi c:l I poiai iln "'Itf weI har t ini ellro', oir a'leemiedl ('atieinpraii' rthe l'ick eti s Ni mI:. cailcu - haled lhat 11he dlWleeriani oif thie Caiallina, Ia' irlandlIa Gaip aind hei I bici r hih'rond 10 GresenviWlle wonahi cost, .4,l.000.W ('hiel I': iter k irk. nue Wa-C suirvey Wad a prioessa of scentillj i:laiaiihlejtie, lii-ues out1 thait ithe coxt will be i 51;18 11111. 21i2,WI00W. Wer wajill be Ch1c al toi refra in froim heW' I igo tal hle tigurIes oif aouri Van ealal'a a-a em po01ary in IWhe fiaiie ii il does4 neW do baolIer Wec sulpposie thly,lint Kh-ik is :Iuoll Wa ie curIate ini his figures ias El-:ngineers usnaIlhy are0 in moaking experaciment11 al i-aevteya, bual weC all know11 flit workapI frequenidaily ilaaa a anda. frebles Ithe es1tilafe of'l -:g:ntters', f'or theuy cain noill h o Iaw tmuch i soiie wark they ar'e Wo enicounl'a'r inderi Ilhe surlface aaf the gronunld. Uuti leCoptin lg ('ipfnin Kir-k figiur'e aIs tre, we* xl con(te1 d Lala habt. ouri esfitfe is noW an exaigger'iWaio 'liim $1 R8,000f repressenlt onlly I he pinaey caa::I of thle pr'oposedi defletlion, nn, lii Iha i~ a ver'y si'itll sum11 comlp:tl'ad Wo thle aninal cost)1 of ka'epint lip hue ationaIl~il iiinav :al a hlf imiles of' r'a I wvilf b ils tresdell ovea. thoriIge'J ('reek lad thle Iwo briadges' oiver i'ial iver'. aTis ini te V(atise af yeari wohll ico't a gieat dal m ore t han $ ft tO.0ll.I lically oilr teiue l do la nail reOpreCsienin ihe long' runII, oneit half Ih 1. cost of'. f h proapoased defleetlion oh or thle ol roue. This is doub131lies well undest'1Hooda by 'a p11ain (1 ki, the G reeni ille N .w- andr nil ofthers whol ( 1:n e Ithoaughtl ihlou th. WVe ente uiai wheth I tar f le At rs ''eW lI 'n ourt ..fliuel" 01' ntf. VE e knlow url) poiiion is Corr-lecf, and 11har all who are unplhretiudicedl and are 1no -seeking enl ndanIilnge lay at mliir-l'l(le ;on'of ffels, will lagree0 wh us. Trip to Aiken. We inve'given elstd\vhere in this i'tte'R short account of the meeting of the tfli-c, form of the- C. C. -'&'t. H It and fihe retnlif. We here proptise to -give a hoti noeirm"t'of our Irip to the meeting, tle countit1li'ough which we pas(dd, the imnprestions made npon our mtaind'Co tie took pi'stbg'sn the A.'ugista itoa Knox'vilFe linilrtiad at (tret!n woodt antl psed p ei lihough ill old Setelied bi outpartiivtly unetielicpecl counitty, The liiutions of A bhevill-e ,ittii tdgifteld coin "it's throtigh Which Ilie !lailroad runs was, before the bitiling of the road, one of the most isoltt ed sections in the State, though before flie war it. possessed considerable w"eaIth. The latn.l t1i"e scsceptable or'tren t inpitot"ement, atl by proper Cillige and Ipplicaction of IIInurII-es canl be made na prodcetive anl reiunerative as any in the State. Flottrishing tnd ntent little towns have spttitg tp all along the lint , --Plk the imerchatits are iloing i geoid business. At litralley's, '1 toy, McC'orticks, td other Iowns we noticed somne good sub tactial bus iness holtst s and neat iusietleces, which are a good iltlex to the prosl erily of the places Abuul (lrks Hiill, the residence of the lion. Gco iD. 'T'illn:in, the lland is more bro ken 'ot lIss't oilicetive, but it beats any place for wt' Wer melons we have seen tbis i<le of I loritda. At Troy we were joined by ct delegation of the business men of that place. whmti we lonttd to be culiurel anl ngreealic coin ln ois. The rad, ficr c'o:asing the Scnvinnh river to the 1eorgia ile, rius <irectly lown the river and a long the biiks of the Augusta Canil. 8ev w-al liitge colmt ti orietts inve been elect e.i oil thIe ban1ks of Ite canal al ire it, w i;i full ol.teraition, ging employmnent to hintatittls of poor people, paying the stock holiers good tiivienils anl abling itiois. and.ls to the welt haitil popuilaion of .\ugts. ita. 'e reti.ain'i in Augusta oinly two hours tutl conseutienity lii not. htve timt' to see mntcht of' the city, but1 froml our' liml iteil oppot-"nt:ity we "jttilge it to be it beau tilul tloi ishilug uni tprogressive little city with a brighi futre I"riore it -W1e ,ieritnt inl A ike"n, thegreatt winter re st:l for Noriher:.'rs, at 1 t o'clock P. .l. :it rt''ttinetl 445 o'clock the next even it.". (titr e"ig:i_gerit willh the hoand of i rectors ptrevented its seeing mnuch of" bhe Iownl tl wiatt e tlitl see of it iltresse l ns very ha'or;ably. It is beaulifuilly laidi o11-, wlti wt"i le, sh:tlel sireels', atl hi' soce elegatl ti's iices tnl gool business houses. ''i< Iht I nceoitmothaions are tcite extensive aiil irs: cl:is, but. the incresel populri. ty of 'he towi . its :i winter cnmi ni ' t, i re, sort, hI:. given tIh ctore than 'hey nllt tit alutl uearly all the private re"silencem have been convere intt honniir.g Iotns( The town is sitanleit stiilsl the santi hiil acl tlthe coiury t urrtoumling it is extremte ly p oor, ""t'il unpro<tielive. Ilere we mset. severatl valiccl te utiaintinces itt whoe cori pany th lit' n111 pnssedt oil' pleasant !y- li comip iy with ( of '.; wytr. one of I he llire lits ci the P'etilct tiary. tie irove acros the coutiy to (Inuttteville, cc tii:u'"v' o five iniies. 1't r the purposo of, taking lit-, train oni IF(e C... A. . I. for Clin - tin tl ' evenitg. Ital on arrivieg it lite ieatinicite n utville l ae cclory, auciec li It theGntniteville' ci'- 'actory incit cucl! ii) ing clenticlitli livblen'iiiis Co ithe stitch hoher antoi iacly. iccavinig Ganatlev;lle, we patssei tlhrioughc whi:ti is knownc als the "'iilge"' see cin ocl 1tlg-ticlil Cciuncty' We brl:i hiau-it' 1 gi'tl dieal abiout the ''ilicige"' it Etlg-i'i'l, hii wii ccci notptp ie<l Cc 9se schl ai nligic iCi (ceni ecictitry-chnoccst cii l'tbloiti-lo. At Tr'ien it' cci. : h icl c icernc Sheppiii e:nneti cabioan tcoany,~ itrcesci ig hite t!cncernc'cinlg i ie 'ctc lilroiitil wais hi t inc l1 t8, aicic it thaiit linc ther'ie wait noi tie vet'ige cif a tiwn ailoigcI thei cnt ice lit' ini i'l'lgeliuhl coitity). Not thcere acte ii hut' tlii/.en ori morie. Citi'rshing~ lowns wi;th guI< buscinscccs hcoustei, spilte clii reCsiicene'' ciii cc ilu-ty protgreu'sivet andi 8pin~i cg liili, we bcelie've are lice lacrges ccc,i mcct. icrs; eroiiut. fThe landits onl ih "i ':dge".' ciie ievel, iir so graduaic:lly undcic. cci to ai high u'tai:e ofi ctilitonc, til tcdy)' andc is bieint~gicini icclly icmpt'rved f'i-com 3-ttt to yearli. \\ c' wer'e liithl ti glo i ccii s. sonts, the iccmcl iro,httedc ac bale of cote t tit th cr.Thyhaesilei'ecd ct-er tic Jii'esent y'ecr, likeii cacacct eery othter see ec'nt y' god rcints hav'ci faillen call alonig ticac stetioni fromic Aig'istao Cohuinhiac, aclii tic (icops ('i che " idgce" tire dleicily ti bcest we sit nytcwhcer'e else ducicing ouric Ct-ip We' ntilicecd thai't cthe CtarmerCtS it generally hut abouti as icncucccrn pilanttedl0 asCii>tlt act hacd leic'nc't thei imipotantce of main ig theccii iia hc ccg cuaiinttinyc3. They') ialso rmcse t'imu wheiic ad ct-tic, iaici cas to fitit, ii gr'ows ii iiitt'C'iion. .Manyti3 have finte iiichardisi, c picheii' aitic care realtiz ig fi'omt themac cimi initcomce. Theii fairm houiites cue gtieerally hicige, ici'c'y pan-di wcithI atll ne'tcessari ccoivenciccs acit hediti. Icin procvedt acgrienc itratl upleent. andit labior Siavintg iticin-i ery) ciii bing cextentsively itro'ucdc:'c, awiuc S:tlnhtu is g ialiilciy rettir'iig fto Otha le i iihc le'ss pro'igc'issive sctlictnc cif this icci twheri S"tabcs. We. havei' se'na ito sectiont iii Sicth i ('iic'linat lhat ist appairietly litOic pro'gretssivec, morelt proi eoshcOlt ill ititi ide'su-abctle tic hve int ctan Cte 'lbige" it I'tlgc'tch ('outcy. Attention Company D, Hampton Le gion. '11ce ii'. hei ac ciiectintg oft ii 'iurvviors Il-cibCie-cihiy. A tigut't I. hcI. 188;h Spiecial obcje.ct icf i ic mleet intg, is toi preh pareC it correC t'i rol of mlemberCls andu list oii A~ ftull attCenanttce is re'yjitd"c aictl ill haictg auitiy c'recrds oa',pitpeirs cacletCbccd toi asscist ini this wortk, wrill i'lea.ee bring thec"a .l. 1. \1 ... Earthquake. 'CanW iicciola,'h town in Italy, *s-vornos tottlly 'testroyed by an eatrtlq.fdko 6i Sn'tu i<rhay nigit, the 29th ulit. A 'theattltd tal'nrp 'rns playhig a burlesque at the time which opened wliIa a tcene reparbenIing al cart h quake. when the real eart hquake catme in ill its terrible reality and powetf. Abon n,0)'persons perished in the d-is'ier. Tihe eartininuatke ont lhe Islandt~ oft'zchri was inure serious than was Ihought. 4,01)1 people htvae perished by the fnlling o buildings; one great crowd being crushe in a itheatre. The scenes are described a horrible in the extremte, crowlls'bf peopl being engaged in seeking bodies, while tl odtor of the decaying corpses held fast undie timbers ad walls, fills t le ai r. Mr. Janes W. Martin, son of Capt.. Thoi W. iIlrtin, of Andlerson couity lost his lit one tay host week by a ttngitbtr "tciidenl lleing in the act of starting to'il.i'httise c his father-inlaw he conclutded to dischlu"r his gun which lie hail determined to tal< with him, before geting in his buggy, le, sunme .eccllent !honl happen on the wa;t Stepping in the back yardl lie raiset hi gr1I for the purpose of' cocking tle hamnt It tding the bit enl not very tar ft'oln hi aibtloien, wht"u both barrels Ic.alienttll i scltarged anal t he gun rebonded wit h gree force against his ahdomen. \I". lur-ti lived until the taorning follotving tihe ace' dent, stlifering le most exeruciailing pail when deatb relieved him of Iris; sniffering .\Mr. \lat Ii t iS 0 t wenty t wo years oli an1d urio heer bit recently narriedl. AIBught By A Syndicate. SAta'roc:.t, N. Y., .inly 2 .-T'he mnos implort,ll riilrra:l inrsaction t irn h-is eve taken pice ina the i uth iSS r,"por"teil to l i-1 hein con in e t dor ) 10 d.ly. it is tire prrr ch:ase of thre I(ichnlnai l )IUville system or. r-ahier a conlrolling in leri -in lIhe saun< from (iten T. .\. L.og:lr all his es..ociaues by thini it ins herelt f-re beet htield. Thil Jri caIting sy dit 1e l eolr-n :s ' (' ;ul";ge I S11tray, tiearg'e I'. l:a r, -. I). .I',1 hns,s cl( Clvin 4. itrice, \\illian t '. l;lytle tand I; (te 1-. I'. l'honuls. This is the sanle syrulic:te th1a1 is behinl, the iist 'T'enness"ee \' irglilia ant l t e riiir lt|iailrlil. ai1l is te 111os1 piw'er'il nrgg i zi lit i r h n s an: e er laken tilab i , af Nolihet ronll,s. 1ele*,', Bice ?.ill '1'h"ill-y rejpreseln I lit Co oelley ' ,nill ; i iti l a lg the Meli.l1 pialiit Nail aiit:i i;rauk. Sti I is of t he liil of 'rgei S. Sco tt ('I' wr:i0 r 'lpIrihnc >:Iock r'epre'seinl the li"st Ni jowil j1:1 k a) New Yoarkc, viilh ('iy"le is iti the grer-1 "hip pitig houlse of Willhia I' ti-ld' & Uo. 'o'it Tri ! s:1Nt ii.ts ar rn.ilri, This p:r'y will clantrl nt.itar 2.5,:) mile of' the lticllanalol nio Il Ilaiville 11r.l 1,:,) iiies ot t he i-i 'f*t 'l t'l't'a ' 1'i gia l nia ('eu rgi:l, i1::k i i in a I i:h hi ll t. t ) ii i' ru:iil, w]io t gra.o a;lliiligs :r' 11-Ia11 i lar I tiwelve l:illion il i-lai- p er ,Jnnial. '1'l' It '1ia:i V4 :11it.l1 i I, e 'Ireela Itia, ,te,p: a 1iini give lirti. 1111e il . u ill .\a t' :ihij tiver l ',ii iulbceala era pi ntl 1 lu lh. .\Il -lii ic ti :1h;iial , a :11 \: jill. itii li , lialj iln i. t11111 other jll,i'. i lIt l , i-ila 1 ni1 \\ i. ln 1il, vialilie \"1 g iii;t .\II"ll. l iti l a i 'l \':t., ll 1r1tti \ i 1, 1 it tall s :I 1. tbn oll'1. It Ihe:l co ll1 ' 4: I at eli n 1i,u1 Ilo i aI ir o il,: a'en 11al :lt," b' :r otlie, ('l'uiiilb t Sai u a. nlist;i to .3t 1:1 (a ., 111111 :I."1 V .1 1i,;" l ii-!' Iit 1ri 4 1 ',Il - t l',1 ~ ll ll: I'ei, iI I"d l. ilat litmst 4 . or- s (l i l' i hl n' i i i i. The t ila i l iit! vitrija lu ti I.:lll ri e r1.lli-'s :are Bl'ile- ii * , . -11 e.. "i.. , it. a t , t I.. . i tlll ) 'ti Sli Pr -li h b t'ali-i I~ s' I :c iCtaony. art n t' niriiag l i : by ill t':;ilrt i i;ita 'a,hj tit ;fari Cas tie,It~ wh i ie' ilear tlin it or t' Ahoi ltilt'lo' :rl'alp i ;oli,il It whe r r ol :an rr,. tr lrla.iarngers who-i ier uine to y i.'i I-mlizab et landa :nil ear t a t"d i prs I iri l intite rf t 'at'l a st i lio e t:e l of e'm .:riaralle ro''' .trsinf ' lal *ta'( rinl r lie :hiri l t h alj ir trla'ra[,) iiX I 1rl' tr areya i: he ar sht w le itnn in trint lhea ie.n r \~ 'liie a Prii' 1 i barrer -t lual hanelr,'hat tiar r, of ;in ensirt-.. Tia' vN'l lielii h aiikl facdt iaat' il ie , I un errelaa prase C.ariairrryi. rr i'l .\inilv1r1. eiaal asI t-.. tari al''S --gu le 11 of ei lale r ;s r .|ill le ttl r'illa, Aoj theiit rt il t da,,~ur Baaos i te senjatene ('ixa uha bior;w't in sa thuu-n atenienal W an o a y a'i finei oara - n:;ut0 0 r A:r Il :' '-l eai:wd tw'a in rt' lonit at'n m i art iin Nlt ay inamloin l'surl l'ai'raeitedtwhf * eaivedrr ilay c iiaahn i a he 11 d i iiurhall ri woude d hsI iin ra,' the h-irnae ol' Shtl . . appe wil bei inkeni te upreoL tonr nal ratlk'sii hayrlslassrtlnl the cas(''te:wi heni r itrg They lo aid tat thercow n:aty even dec le pihtlrr ohe iat ottrol hLi 1y toirvint~ prvin,tr been-- pv L.' i coptti u- by 'C tiionif ,nal dirsr.r tte Urf Jiay ats a atn eqiarl. aea lICFP tRItu l ' isle INet --l t htr r tI bnall at'o'i ltast r T h-ita le zlrom wars n intn Lire eireshuiet.s fLerve< anodz3iit a tl win>'part rr oar it,l cirlty: orart peanrsn--wer a))t tigcne t.u aet day 'QI with i nhi tillness, the(ooi sym tomsi stirongly indr calo the rse ncei ofn acid tatrismt Onerl of he genitlemen, w1 rihoi realr bhils arlom wit ala~it --hmbler,sti a, hei hraditaelinttut atter nspoo tr th "frt'ozeniia iu ls," yet he w hadli frtaelyi tp:a-taken oflit. le asWI tsays tat, . he ~ a inre ints,h lvori *alonay;i (night, and tlrozenty o noVe ogt hlrave It ad ai atalC esit Ia'l s fi. reprtsIr nacood an lawhro' tr. shtahim self for lov A;l n a u n i e Uroit ex'itement, p>revaih in 5t1,. 3 i Vte'to)I , ( jil.rtIO, In caionsequloiti of t.ho discovory in the Naitili)al Belle M inos, it) t,be kt-<d Mlotn iiin di$triet , of a cave Iktril ty OvorflomWAng With ,iilver'. S3oId galnfta depon~'~ I-o'4J-t, iirom all sides, tine buit g a n larg ti a wntn body, whilo 'its eidus Were seen to bu) liternily n 'inass of solid mitteral 'atij its floor' Wiist dei v It) carbllin.es. No Ni uatil Cltln mill\' n t 11:(1 of' the vitluC t f 11he OI- itll ht, ai is i riinlIy iahaustil,Ie. 1MISS VI It(INIA LIE BA'RT''ON, daught. 1I ror of Air. and Mirs. E. ii. lirten, fiassed r ron the cenes of this life to the higher u life lt+yoiad, on tIhe 24ih Jiify, A. D. 1k:, ner i Easley, 8. C. Let us not say she is I dead; for -,the maid is not dend but sleep eth." "For if we believe that Jesus died and rose aga-in, even so them also which . sleop in 3esius will Uod bring with Iim." I The';. 4, ij. c As one of tier first teachers it gives inc e great pleasure t note lhat sie levelOeetl rare qunlities of mind and heart at a very early ag. She spent some monthis of s'ily at the Anersoni Fenale Seitinary with * tn'. M. Ayer, atil afterwatrls continuctd s I. her studic- at the Ehtsley Iliigh School. Though only a'hout. nineteen yers of age, s she hld spent Itbout a year in teaching, and Y kampt at. her chosen work with grotiying S i success till Friday before her depart tile on 1 Tuesday. Ilaving cogestiou of the brain .he st'fered for a briet bit. happy pertid; ''t slt seeied to expect. atr'd desire her 11 t,king off, atin said to her fond ttother "I don't see that I have tuch to live for," --please let me talk; I ttay not be able.to It iIlk to iorrow." She saw the aptoachtaing I woilr1 of iloty and exclaited-- f "Oh! wlit a beautiful Anagel.'' V11:iNiA wai kin'l nail gentic, fond of r"'uic, (endlo cl kiith at bharmting voice mind I, soc ile a general tivorito; iu heing it Ii Litlc rest rved Itti devoted to hoite and the lived ones there, she wats the light oi' tht Imutseholl, aml tihe joy of t he falnily 'life. She was hinied by baptista ilt0 tite dea-311t of he Lord .1esus last eptetiber, by tev. J. R. V \l etlenh all, who also pe! furtnedl;the hoinl "ervices at .the retidence of the stricken utnily. ".\sleep it. "esns iblessi,t sleep, Froi which-, non0e ever wake to*weep, G Alenll atl unlistihedl repose, Utibrok'n by the last of foes Woman. Ilope for sttfering wonian! Sometbing new uii ier thelsun! Biy reitsun of het pl'en-t .iri relations, and her pleenliar nihmnl t, wlnitan has i en Coi pe1ld1(1 to sult-er, not s It anly her ownu ills, but th,lte ar"ising frtint h :h ' w;ntit of knowledge. or of consiilrtiton on the rt"t of those with whom she ^uiitml contne d r i it' i. ' t li so iia s tir -i aniz t:ion. The reftqunt unmi,listre,sin} Irr"teglirities pe. I ctt i:n" to her sex have Ihus I~'en ng,_rav:,toil ion eli .ree which no h.ng'age caul expretss. Ila the tuatnuiuns ut'the "ieb a11"1 the h, vel ial ihle 1:'r alike, w lima as bI e the p a t i i ent \"i-init of ills unktntwn it) ian, 31n4 Which nune hll she cOu eMnnre-"an1l w.1h unt it t emedly- l- t now t he hottr of hiei",1 1,to:Iase m. SilneInu slfr IungI er, wh l- he al' tiu, t-'ii i,f in ioi. i.. t Ites Frittil 'r r re,tl by It. .1. Bit tI - I IoLi , :A\ lant:t_ i . I.Price, , trial size, 7 c: ,1hr,c size, 1.",il. F'ort sule by all ','rug b1 is s. Why the Call im -Old Man." . ''lies, lIlti' bi's of r"s." S:i,li .1,nklin--:. --my . orIg Ia c..lAS LI gra coro.l 4)b-itint Tu.II Voll.-re' ll.r). er,-,h-l, l' ree w 1 L, eiLA 'r I, lioo o (NI tbrI ie ,l . Nolt.' IV lich aNI-:C-o LA .\ pp'i;ip.t of' hoS Ire UbeLed i b)uein, ,h-hein, o h ie . viil y till: il' I al be. i r ej I, ponly and14 eopethe re--iot.n a fhnh tril ii4 is l ed.t t io .e. .l a The lixerc44iseis Schooiil w:15 il be re ) sume n t he('irst. i5) iiAy fSgp .5 Is li in x, ai r a fa'e ll cop' o i. aI stueo, a f I.lows W.a]u.U AleAIN Sebool ofr atn n t' linish. - . A 1 liANF.Y, ) .0. School of reek 1111 I'ilitar r i. 5 iilit ot I I llSS 1.1:i it I WN,1~i liTcr of Pri \llS N.NNit ilsWa ins wil i t iiit on fir fday r Ihe ession App'2 ~lain fo pca raes bo a WA ' ot'efe ndvertistn,iente lo uttrnot. ntile tin o dr.tw trade, but genuine, sihnon pt Irgnins. h'lie people want. something nmore t} nin pretentions for their Inoney's %vdri .1. If. \1t i(LA N & BRO'"j "tdiiity R an"acity is directed 1) t 'fu11%1, . ''he people's intere+t is onr intorcet, a 11 t he brain We ts'ees is bniily engng titdying how We can beatserve the put nterest. Ourt Slipper trade has been inunen 'he prices were of course the chief indu, Cnt. We still have a small lot to ch it foit a mere song We propose selling them now while it he season in which the ladies need th, Iteai the list andl look at the gomIs. :il p,lr .ylippers lo close at $1 31) woi I !H). 13 pair Slippers to close at. $1 85 woi 2 50. panir Slipper to close it b2 15 wor 6 I,itr 4)n ers to close at. S1 wor i 757. 27 pair Slippers to close at St 5t wor 2 (1(. 11 panir Slippers to clsse at $1 4i wor 2 (t1). 2 p nir Sliipets to close at $1 15 wor 5 rair Slippers to c .1 at 85 cents wor 1 50. ''Ihe Frenhei sateen advertised last we< ts been closed out I. .\ few of those all Wool Nun's Veil ii ivertiscd i;ss' week '-tt It cents still < inl. It is lntslly probable these goo ill eve' he sold agnin Cor. Ibi1s price. te shoutl,l 'til to exattinie them nt le:t 1'I".\ L lA 1A(i.\IN olferel in 1 Whii (qn(s This is the sensi.u fr ortr clearane s':1 of hb+rgallus 'i-e to be haid all1 along tl nC at. H. Morgan & Bro' IHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEI 'IANTS, (on m EvII1,I,E, s. C. OLUMBIA '|EMALE COLLEGE (0'.\1LIi.\, S. U. [11'1, F:Ill sessi++n will open Sli i L IE it 1-! _h, 1883. Lirgrest lioa rdiu hoMfry u gUdisi h tte. (',' ally tuo,cal. TelelZraphic and kiniiru:t +Ytnret ion. li ai+1l1ul, goodl domlestiicat ligelltn s. Full Corp of, f:itlblul : n+l e ;ie t Ieachiers. Slll"elior. t+iv:,t tn+n"s u'ic and .\ "t. Hates low. For Ctitilttogr >plyv'u lill . . .\.lliiY, I) ). l'resident. t. g 1 M);8 13 1 BOWEWS rILLS. IN, W \lV \' \ IULS in first r: L rdIer. t h : .'ew 1- : , ek ZI i ts. e tII' , N \\I.+i-t io in tii ' t hs, ,c;. (il+ s at I tr l.: , I n sn a. :. s:.cl Iu t iC it t creenuin :-1, Iii" f or y u chicken -, I wvi'l u e ,:ave c, Ment .\gt, oI F our ( h,s w i 1'e I)'\ell .\buhitl-, I Illy \a "-hit,.- th1:" does its work Ievul f ily .\ottis + .i ' t c:tal nn yon. ai+rew i Slni; i. I'+ot+iice, P'ickeny t'ottnlu ai ill Sit t l in/" i i lie it te I t'Iuutie. it..clo, A\n+er.son ;and GireenvilIle. itti-2. lty\\i:. I e otl i. s li ., of (' u ly (otl i s . i ill-. 0.l \.ISIJO ILI s NI' \ lewi ji i-i ig, 1 n M t he a t ,\o3 alsiable Ln ahIalir for theip [ 01he lIri nOI Wol reek, nU \('lIiiictoryt fo te purposeo ofletti l be luihii.g f Iidlridge. lu n thelsur O.i 2,.8Mt'l.N CLrkand (fon CoSle.. 4t~: it*8 i ts Maist it lke its . I Io 'e~ oni lio ('veHer o heva to:i3d ih, PiknsCuny V. orde ou0t. 'iL work fourx tihylst on hie P~ u,lic lon tuwee thite 25thjii sit:o Jul and, the tay of~ ietember Jtt 1881, byi oid hitshl not'e herlliyint tolu th equitr itood' cnduiin teni thenk dveater shi vteni f their haeoor 1bbd1y,;ai 'lire y a Setv . 188rbei't j. L. DIlYN, Clek.P jtiy , 1883 -41 rug h. nd Ital lid q0. Blut still we keep on buying Goods cfor i, "Nt 4 S$(PCasia," and you know whon money is scarce th wo poo m Mortals vho have u little left, can secnto 1ig 1Margitiats for Casha. So, ltund, Mark atnd Learn Wi'hero II You Canl Sccuro Bargain 1s I I I' Iig mrgain No. 1, Omr entire Stock of Samntner 1DreW4 (oods to be sold at cost k for the Ioxt thirty dayc. Ig Is Cod ll farIIgalaI No. 2. Remelmbel.r this un<l toll volr neigh bur! The very best ('aIi"oe4 Yiado cwe aire selling at 611u. -16 yards 'for i$l.0t. Real largaiua NEI, 3. A tod it goodt one too ') All out fine arasois to be cl-sedi out at Now York cnst. He -ure -you come and sec them. An extI t hailgitin 1e"f6tc, No wo call .r this lau.rgain No. '1. \\'o il t"an the old reliable Troy , t ii y Shirts Rteme"mber this: e'- You cant tt1y a reinlorcedl t-:mindtredl Shirt for 75c. worth .ily Si.00; a liifor(ce I Unian'Iet') t Shirt lor. 7:eN. worth IJlly 1.00; it 141n 1"i rnnt U lai nndlrdt't Shirt for 5U Ients worth ly 75r.; ia t linen Font Lt nitered Shin lit 5't. wr th inilly 5: :"t. I n ,'t t, w ithoot,t it, bilt 01.0 ,. ,IP Wu are still ab1rr, wve hatvo another' T"hi'.one n me's , Froim onel W .II WWhietaes Fl or 1 2?.E. wIorib 1'. AI.o a w I. 250c , une(., 8.5). on td 40o. A11i $.Oo(i at ha'rga ins. Please boar th is iln We' hi:,Ve only a) it ed 11 i s)tpply of Ont hand(, so we won't prton)'iac to havte thesce G.oodis w bon yon comel, bti ,t if youI coe ealy) we wil try' to be p)las you1. .lead tis list of mliscelhineOtts bar' gjlis and1( rememberlhi2 t.hemt ailter' o4) rinlI1g. TVhe vmcy best yard wide e- echinl townl, tre of staorch, to b.e ~obl for' 10c. An eothaer b)le'ach yard't wido 8c. - Stilil 011ther, W wido (i I:. Last and least, 5c. I15 yarids hea%vy shiriting, onl11.1 12 yards extrashrtn,'nl 1( 20 yards gord shIirting; Only 1 00 I. [Jose you soon) the VI''er' NShit lng'. il not4 we0 w;il say) it . wchet5ap an 'd aIt theu same Il'moi( good. We hvitat, I I yar'ds for' $1.00. Loo0k and1( Ifin ( arefulIly so) You Wonii't F'orgot. Jusit receivedu 201 bales of 11ugnoe not41 andl Gerigia lIlmspIiiin. 1H lguenol(t's., 10 yardsl fot' $1.00 Georgia's, 11 y i-ds for J1.00 NOW we wan lt, yot alli to gic VO UN a callI and lot his give you theo beo tiD of our1 (,Ieet Mid-..uumasaar 4'iia1 BargaISai IGreenlville, S. C. STRADLEY &BARRt '(i reenville, 14. Cs -0--' -- - NcVer'tbhitk of our natites without tilink. ing ynlt can buy Dry 'Obods as cheap oi cheaper trot us than 'any House in out line of busittesA. The inciehse in our trate stands fali onte-tlird over and above last yea- NA' . Our Motto is ever to "Live'ind let Li' e." What we mean by that is, we 'Will sell At the very lowest Ii'vtng 1roflit. No Salesman'in our house w'l be alloweA to misrepresent Goods. One price only*t asked for Oduls, and that is tlhe bottoill price. - liecause we sell 'you 'h lilue Bllack Cash etnter at 124 cants,"do titt think it is worth less--yon can nbt fiiatoh it in town for leta Lli'n 10 cents. We have sold li,5110 yards of our 124 cents Blleached Cloods at 10 'cents, .inlrn tirst of Jauuary. brec% Goods. They have a very handshme litc Wyhich nev. or fails rao -pletase- Thley hav-e atever 'k naore successful 11han1 this season itt drei's oois-three large lots having liee'n alreal.y iold, and now they hative J3tnt opened IhF 'ourth lot.. They cannot taccount for it on ly in this Way: Wh1iien they have at customi' hat has ..heen looking around" Ihey al vays tell tIhet they have ifthe pre:tiest anA argest stock of aess gools ton be found inl o1it, lBe-i i l ha'ltf wol dI dress g(oils It Ik!; they wil putl their 2I:'enshinere dresa oods against any the Rood's in towat. 1)'f his goods alone !,1)00)aisl have been .+o{i, his se:asoit: it is':lie .{tteen of cheap dresa oodr, and will last its long as gotas you Ay 25c for. Soiebody lost soine touey sonawhcrc, \hen they bought 40 bolts of tress goods wort I 25c per y:ad, for I hey tiotght thent so they catn sell them tat. Ik, )er yar1V Nina's veiling in it the new fash' I'tinale shade4. W. A. It. 0. ;. They will save you money on Dress Goods.) Black Goods. L'hey are their pets-the darling of Ithai teaets. Therefore they take ilrre pride ii Ihis departtn.ent than anny other, They never let a customer go out if price or giality is iny consideration. lIltc!k cashmere at 12i lottle witdth hinc etlie goods ail 20c: ont 5c doutble width black cit"hntire is itttall. ishii'gly nice qatltlily tt'o tie price -ni ' yards for a dress pltcrn -jtst ilttnk of it Black tll Wool hating at _'Ic; 1hlak lucet hni n g at 1'it: binck easteres il 121 25 :;i . 411. :At, ta;<. 8t andl ::till pei' i a , For a;- c pel' y:Ild they will stll you as tl:Ii go'i,ls its 1 .10 1nw~tt'.I !,uy it tt'tw yetats it'a lIlack Nifih's veiht -,om 2( if) ;,c p,er y,trl llblc:Ilks fr<on t;lc!t: -(,1 75 per yar-d: lI.i. SI.aI laI:tck ,,ilk is exitra gmld: blanck :allae 20, 25 a dttt i3:i t uys I l-ir It a't sik fiII a a alpac.t.-its perely as l1-00 black silk. I-: I-" I 1'. l. A. (T ; will not be undersold in Blac The Eig SAcw Still IN ------ 3 T'ILL1 they'3 come' iand yet (baey goa. 'I'iai ' K3 Qr' .\A L 11LI' lUli~ K i US wilt tiat sa ag. AlIt kindias tat Wetlnut tandt P'iae lcds, coate 'atal t taci iare ''atti Spadlite, Taindtle; hai single ti,eds, altl .\l:alttesse's. Itt'.'tr asita Iaackerts. tilt gradets. A lartge v:n-te'y tat Hxtensaitn, It itcen, Te3aploy andtt Ceter 1T' -Meas. Parh>art tati Wliitts, Itait lIttek. Ombela' St a ('t'hromats, .lttl dIie", Fr'taes, &c., lKitcheni andat Sidte Ilit i'd Stafen. Alw~'ays ott lauitl a genaal litne of Utndetr tiia'ers Sauppilies, caonsistitng tat ('aske'ts, t(trial Caasev a tt llat It abes, foCot hI sax. tnl 'rls. Coatlins liTautmed itt tiny 'tyte atl lbuaalles ail tiates, at all htouris AIt ('alood tat hteiim figure's. ('all tau <ee lait your-<l'elvesi. Na charage madae ltoi ookitng. Accepa.t hantks tot' ptast favorats. A. M. IIUNAON, PLthOPtIlK'T'am FUCL'N1 IL Utt tltJig."a e .'5, 1883 21 Regist rtio 0ot00. TOT(IICE is herebyIt~ givent that the llooaks - at' Iiegi"'aa iont l'r PicKa'ts Coutyit, ate notw oapedi ill tty tatlice at ijckents (' it., ,who have btcahitte etait ted tat regisatr sinice tast genea'al elect iont. tan lirasI iIataonday in mhcI mthiaal ta atnd unttil hae fitrst Mautada; ii .JtIy, itnctlusive', Ji-eeing I le next gma 'ratl elect iont, uipon thiaahlast ntainetia i he~ saniat slittlaob clo)seda natuaat taa icpehata 'or lIegist ratian antiil after alae saidt gettera lectioni. ~tpe'vsaF ~ '~i1l atbW.tt A. ('T.YD1E, atina 8, 1883 2.1 it -TR ADE NORMAN'S g,T R A L.E liirg CORD5AL. ft a nd~at af i.t t I' i aat-<1v foth er-'c rata A ia n-reutla ta tntt au t i ih., talf t itt- hatat' ht taat nowiaaa', whe tahatr ia a iirent at3r ntabins. .epo N tabtitt tat thau Stoa hi ithout, I a,mg o :f ohnt 'odlrit nanium riux,arip*wr l'ab.. ,Fitulnv that ft.UT in r , ' - Is asa pleasant and htarmless as IIiaca buery WI ine. Do)es nott c(tti:t (tpiaa matedd for SCasaickntesst and Teethatig Price 25c. and $t.nto par botlte. Soil .y tail Ittuu1,inin. tat DaeIrs tt .tTtfcten EXOE LsT0R OHEMtlIt .' '0 - SoIe P'roprietorsa Waihadla, 8. 0, L, S A. Forta state bty, it .~ ,). a a io j alh,itsn & yna 1?..1.