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Ii ltADI1E)!& CO., Phatntntrone. PICEENS 0. H1..8. C.: TEURSDAY, SEPT. 17, 1885. fi'Fbrsub eripron, $1 50 per annum, -letly In advanec; for six montiM, 75 ets. W Advertisements inserted at one dollar rs utrof one inch or less for the first S etndtlifty cents.for eaolt subsequ t i tlln. 1;ioiral discont made to orchants and others advertising for six ontlhs or by the year. C Obituary 1{otices exceeding five aes, Tributes of Respect, Comimunications a personaf charatetr, when admtissable, id Announcements of Candidates will be iarXed for as advertisements. (*0 Necessity compels us to adhere eletly to the requirements of Cash Pay ents. Cr All r'oiintni-cations and Advertise ents should be aldressed to Tit. S$ rtIs. The Prohibition movement seemns o be making things squally in the ,eloved county of Auderson. ThoFe is a North Carolina town vhicir has two postoffices,. Grover tni Whitaker, andonly two hundred ,nd fifty inhabitants. Erskioie College at Due West has -ecoived as a present from Dr. Griflin If Egypt, a mummy which is said to )e over three thousand years old. The Board of Councilmen. of New -berry have passed an ordinance re juiring that afl births and deaths hnt occur in the town shall be re ristored. The last report from the Twiggs onviet camp in Abbeville is quite avortble, and will doubtless soften ublic opinion on the matter of tiring out convictts - It,i4-1"unioi'ed that some of the Re 'ublican Sentators are preparing for hoyd u -Nt,,-' 't the con President's condl though t ietus on anly R.. K. Scott, the ex-carpetbag Gov -rnor of South Carolina, recently lost iii $40,000 residence by fire at Na olobn, Ohio. The ex-Governor will ave to face a large'r fire than that without a dtamps the -as- just moade its appearance, pub11 shed at Camden, as a "miischievouis ubliciation," lbut the Ob)server give3s: to "Bridal Wreath" a good send-off| y reproducing several of its adv'er isemeInts giving the add(ress of young idies and gentlemen seeking cor Isponidenlce. Our con temiporary light have saved sonie of its reaiders rouible if it had sulggested that those "ad1s" were inerted by mfischiievous >oy who would asmBile femlinline manmes 'lo (at ch tile un1wary. The times will not allow of any h)ages fromi carelessness and noglect, 1 does not watch sely enough to leisiIsne, or is not *to pre'venit them ......- ,, ud il not be able to stand tile pressure of tile times The crops nnst 1be as large as p)ossible to imeet anId make atimnds for some of the losses of the past year. Then01 in the iiext place no unp)rofitabike ai mnajs should be0 kept a mlomnent longer than necessity requires. No work shouil lbe done that will noct yield fair remnenrattion eithler ill crop s or i thec imlprovement of the land. This will avoid crop)pin)g poor land thlat is not first eni-ichied by the application o4~fhficient fertilizers, or b)y plowinig moiq land thant can be mlade to pay; t'o ndke 'every operation yield some re iif aboeepels While at work at Tunnel Heaid, Fur nade No. 4, at thle Pennsylvaniia Steel Wdyks, this evenling, Paul Suslieskie 4Apted to drive the pins to close the. bell which shut the furnace. He haddardly steppedI upon the hell W4&Ij sank,; and . he wasw dropped otihe molton mietal. The~ bell lAok:inM ts proper shape, but $ipei could be opened he0 wvas a 3t eriated, bothing but an arm -an Aa leg being visible, All of the a g&isthtocould -be dragged out to a~~ n ingn~est would not'have filled ~1t'measure. He wams 2tl years { Neii6mployee f irover ~ j'euat the works. Thme acei thso# >e accounted for, as no IIJI rdinary steam pIressure ~daiu3b4~we t4 edibor of the e Sadvlyandl Too Muel1 Machinery. There has been : time in the hi-. tory of this country when mills, threaug machines, cotton gins, &c., were plofitable, but , that day seems to have passed. Mills do uQt flour ish as they used to, because more of our grinding is done in other States than formerly, and in addition to this fact there are more mills to do less grinding, but we have never heard of any one grinding for less than the tenth. The same state of facts ap plies to threshing mnacinies, only' their operators frequently contend for patronage by a scheme of ruinous and heartless competition. But there are more cotton gins in proportion, than any other kind of inachinery. It does not pay a man to go to the expense and trouble of putting up a gin for a patronage of less than two hllndred or two hun dred and fifty bales of cotton, yet, we dare say, there is a gin for each one hundred bales in the county. The competition too in this line has been very sbarp, most ginners charg ing only one-twentieth. Thenumb er of gins is more than sufficient for the most abundant cotton crops, hence the profits of each must be very j small. So it is not beCause g8iing is so profitable that there are so Iany- gins in the country, but it is mainly because every mnai wants his e cotton ginned and packed right now. If there were just enough gilns to ( make them profitable, they would be c over run with work for three months i in each year. In machinery, as in many other a things, too many of our people take t z notion to it at the same time. The a ilecess of one inspires the rest and they all rush into it forgetting to olnt the cost, and the competition 1: hv1ich the other did not have; and ( oc rgettilg, too, that it takes some- E hing of a machinist to succeed well e xith machinery. There has been so ittle m11oney in it of -late years, that l there will not be near so much bought i in the nlext few years to come. Re- 1 saction has set in, and if the nunler I )f machines can be kept ats it is for a while our population and products will over take it, and make it profi table. So if you are tempted now to build a mill, buy a cotton gin, steam engine or threshing machine, make t iost careful estimate of your probable net gain, divide the almount by tell. If you are content with the quotient go ahead. The New Road. Tihe change made in the Pumlpkin town Roadl just across Town Creek from thle Courit, House, is reevn tile hlighest wocrds of commIienldationl fr'omi all whmo pass over it. The grade is eight inlchesi to tihe rod1, andl a horse with a b)uggy camn trot theCre'on, inl i'itlher direction. Captain Tally says hie can get a road 011 this gradle all thie way to Phmnpkintown. A 'few mlore chlanges like the 011e above mentioned will cause a great revolu Lion in the plan of our public roads, mmd causo the lmiost obstinlate to allow the0 travelling public to swing around the e.verlastinmg hills, inIstea<d of toil ng over* their precip)itous heights. F'or tile Citadel. WVe have one suggestion to make an behalf of the Citadel Academv. Prof. Ben Sloan11 of the South Caro> lina College is time muost suitable mn we know of for sulperinitendent. He sa graduate of WVest Point, anl emI Linent scholar, ando lie unlderstands, us 1no One else dloes, how to inispiro younlg mieni with a love of discip)lineC. MIakinig Prof. Sloan superintendent, s the best thing that canl he done1 for the Citadel Academyl at this time. WATr -rHE NEw~sPAP'ER 1)o,o.- -.-Rey. JIohn Rhley 'Thlomlpson, of Newv York, myvs- The crowing mlarvel of our tivilizat ion is the p)rintinig press. It I is imlpossib)le to overestimlate its vast power. It p)ropagates andl diffuses liformnation. It gives wings to knowvl- t lidge, 5o that oni ai breathl of miornlinIg it flies everywhere to bless andi ele- 0 vate. .: stand( in growing wonider iln the presence of tile priniting press. ~ It lays its Illind on tile telegraphl and speedily gathers news from all parts of the worldl, and acute editors and( uluiit<ms reporte)rs and( rap)id1 coml posit.ors and flying steaml presses c'olmmit to paper a faithful photo - graphm of what is goinig onl in the j world. And yonder stanids the iron ] horse, with breath of flamne and( rib)s of steel, ready to go to remote por-t tions of the country', dropping pack ages of daily papers on the wvay.. Yes, it is, a ;iight'y engine for good and a -mighty enigine, too for evil. Like all.-the blessings of this trial-life of ours, it ms not an umhnixedl bless ing. Acute rheumatiam is an inflammnation of the joints, marked by7 pain,- heat, red. ness, and a tendency to suddenly shift from on~e joint to anmother. Wit tli he aIda Musical and Mutal Im provementssociation, MR. EDITom: This Association met with Peter's Creek Church on Friday and Saturday, August the 28th and 29th. The published programme was Larried out. At the Temperance Mass Mceting n Friday night, llev. T. F. Nelson mnd Hon. J. I-f. Bowen made address 3s in favor of temperancb. Then the ))POsitiont was giveni a chance, when T. B. Fetatherrston cale forward and udvocated the other side, which was replied to by Rev. G. W. Singleton, W. H. Ray and lion. J. H. Bowen. On Saturday, splendid music was flad until 11 A. M., when the order >f the (lay was sulspended, and Hon. I. E. Boggs, who was detained by professional business from lilling his >iace the night before, addressed the people on the subject of temperance, which was agreed by all as a Imlas terly effort,. A resolution of thanks to each of >ur county papers was passed for past favors, and the further favor of publishing a synopsis of the proceed ngu of this meeting; together with :he newly revised Constitution and [lules of Order of the Association. PREAMILE AND CONsTITUTION. Whereas, the surrounding church 8, Sabbath Schools, Singing Schools nd Singing Societies, being by their lelegates assemblald at Peter'e Creek ihurch, wishing to do all we can for ur mutual improvement, do unite 11 forming ourselves into a body to e known as: The Saluda Musical ud Mutal Improvement Assscia ion, and we do adopt this preamble nd the following CoNSTITUTION. AR-TICLE I. The Association shall e composed of all Ministers of the ospel, Superiintend(lelts of Sabbath. chools, Music Teachers and Lead rs of Singing Societies and Dole ates ehosenl by such churches, Sab ath Schools, Singing Schools and inging Societies as lay choose to >e represented, at the rate of three 1nales and three females each. An-r. II. The officers of this Asso iation shall consist of a Presilent, ne Vice-President ndi as many Se retaries as are necessary; for i.lhe ransaction of its bu4-sin1ess; one Con luetor and an Executive Commit tee >f three members, and these ofhiceri ;hall be elected annually. An-r. I11. The President shall pre mide at all meetings of the body, be udlge of order, &c., the Vice-Presi lent shazll filli his place in hiis ab. 4ence, and in the absence of both the I'Cxecutive Commulittee shall app)1oinlt a President pro. tenm. This coLnIRuittee shall also have char-ge oif the affahirs >f the Association, arrange for the neetings of the AsHsociationi andi such >ther business as mauy be by thlemn hought best fora the fuur(ther shuccess >f the meetings. The Secretaries hall per'form the dutties usuall per aining to suchi oflicers. T1hue Con - luctor shaldl arr'iange the singers anid inve full con trol of the mussic at the( neetings oif the Association. Aa-r. IV. All dlelegates shall pre uent satisfactory ev idence of thleir lection or appointment. A wr. V. Alterations or amnendmIents o this Constitutic,n nsy be mnade at uny mieetinig of the Association by a wo- thirds majority vo)te. -ULsOFm.cR. 1. The meetings of the body shall 0e (openied anid cilosed by priayer'. II. The body may appoint as inany ouummitt ees as are necessary for the urtherance of the objects of the As ILL. Eaich sununer meeting shaull >e co)nsidlered the annual meeting, at chich the electioni of oflicers shall ake pla~e. IV. The Association shall meet nd adjourn at will, or as the Execu ive Conmmittee may direct. Per'sonis who are interested in the association are requlestedI to place his pa1per onl file, as the pubhllicat.ion f the Constitution, &c., wil.1 not be sked for again soon. HI. J. Anuthiony was unanimously lected President, as was the other fihcers. Miles Singleton, Vice-Presi lent; (. F. Robinson, Secretary; J. P'. Childress, Cond(uctor; 0. W. Sin. ~leton, J. T. Looper atnd 0. F. Rob nson1, Executive Commnittee. At Saturday night's Missionary 'lass Meeting, the place of RIev. W. I. Singleton was filled by LRev. 'T. F. 4elson. The usual numbler of leadlers led he music (luring the session, with Jir. Bridwell of Greenville Conty tnd S. C. Smith of Oconee County, s visiting mulsie teachei-~. G. -33.1 flOJuNHos, Seo'y. D)o You Mean Business. Well, if you have strength .to push rour busmoAi(R, it is well. ilut many a nan's husimes hasw broken down becas he man was brokeni down, anid no push ni him-. If you wanut to make a Oncoess, build up your system by -the ma of Blrown's lion fBitlers. Mr W. M.',1 free, 9f -Pt1sum, Va., T Mu. E r 0 Xthe 26th inQtant C'tizon1s of dt3 f >uble 1ranchech neighborhood, had a graud inasl meeting and pienic,ron'the land d< nated Iy M-D ,- uq'Walker for th plrpo)so of blilnug an Agricultur8 and Meclanital Sh'ol; 'preparator to haying itho .ornel-stonlo of -thi 1nuch needed instiitio1. D1istingueIp xi4 representat.iv nedl of .ot l )WTPA44 *vere. .prcsen and 1)utligat9Cl il the. ocasioL 1 by malk,i1ag 4npe. vIry fino speecl andi pi'omising thei"iid ii this gram1 institlition. Teb.lpe'ks for the oc easion 'were Rev. Hugh MlcI,Pes, o Pendleton; ILoft . F. Aueel, o G. ")uville; 1of.. D. C. Lake, of t, Easley High lchool; oll. E. 13 Murray, of Andlerson; and Rev. J. 1t Riley, ). D.,. ,of Pickens. The firs three speakers entertained the crow, until 1, P. M, when dinner was an n1oUIned, and after an interm1iAsion o one hour min-Ii half, the lst tw speakers entertained the crowd un'i time to break' ip.: The -band of'Pendleton was in nt tendanec and rendered, sonic ver) line music. There iwere about five o six hlundredl ec le lrelist; and tly( youn11g irrmen seemed lto enjoy then. selves hulgely with the girls. About four hundred dollars worth of stoClk was% iken at this meeting besides what:-had already been ta ken. I slppope there is out thousand dollars of stock that has already been taken. 'he people are very much encouragec and excited in this matter, an.l every effort will he m1ade to.make the in stitution a success. The collete when cnnpletl, will be. one of the institutions 1un needcd in 111)per South Carofna There are already one huledt creM dlited by Irs. Wle, d hi itzesliving close hiMill hddJ to this land as i1nuci laid as odtl I say never st6p ultil it is coml)le tedh. Let us have a place in th upper colmtii v here we can makc men instead of (ude(is out of om bouyy. Anlyt)lfpg thlat. the writer carll ( or y81 towi-ds 1)u;shin.r thi grald n:11ter, pi:le forward will 1( cheerfully (1o(. - Aa Imior-tant Ii.cov ry. Tilt most ini'kitni .Di-ii- wt,,-very i tha wh11h b)r1Inig th 7143t letod; to be), ,restl e-t ibuurl" ,1)tl>i.ing'.; ' e v t )i'.ver for (')nalmunpfi on, )1ng1):, a il, i li will 1)p:escrve l.thO heidi 11)4l save Iifn Not (nly des 8 posit ivdy enr. nut+1,.d.n. n121 hloIrl.elw.i.imyl, all pn-eet ions. OfILy tI hro:f., dh ie.;*4 n;, y uM,-iel(l at once - its wador,1~ful ('rat ive pou-er'. . y o donht,1 this, got. a trial boittl. free, L I) C . W. Earle's D rug sto... Ro4olved, -1s t-. wo Ihew umenl'ra of Pin!ken4 ChJurch; P(icona Circuit., M. E. ('Imurch Siouth, in (Churiebx Con fe-em.. resolutionus Mf " Zion C 'hnirch." wis-ih.: woern recently plish9hed in the~ 1'ov Mes:seniger' aml.4the-Piekens22 Si NTI'iN El in order toi (oni((i) t he nrt isole o f * ' J. plii ribuis U itnm lis falso, and1 to '"ount -1r act its' iniitl?4(' 2g and to ini)e.ito thec stainiling anid ii ly, app)reciatedl w,ork of ourV pastor, thue Jkv. W. H. l(irton. .URele, '2d.1 hx ~t the Mfemeger and lish theso res .?!onis .LJ Da!ruwrv, S'ee'ry. Week after week we read of womn. en bJeip;; In.g to deudth by 1using" kerosine il tio~% kindle the1 fn-e ini the stove. NVomxen, for1 the sake of your childjeni don't use kerosine abuout the Atdrve any mfore(. Youir thinking there is nodanger makes it extremielf dIdugerilHu. It is iworse than gun p)owder. The Charleston New and21( Courier says no) jO1tii1g[jei Miss Nanwy shall dleter it fromj using the wvord ''lie" when it is appro)priate. Onily those bre(thirenf wvt are in ago uo e in stand1( oIl andl talk eahlinly about Afri . fi.i promhinenit citizen of RookNi(f S., who failed aisIt wEeek for' $250),000, d ed oin the 11th inist.ant. The Inun of then cotton gin is heariid throughout the0 land. Theure' inns 'good rain) at dentral last Monday. Topar'ties pxlecting to painitthi houses this fall, iwe wloil iiii tha white b:ad and linseed oil have never boen1 lower, tl)gn at the present time. We are offerijr the best gradles of lead, wvarranted1 arnjc-rtLy i'2ax at $I7.25 per 100) poundls, and1( purme liu)sefed oil at 65c per gtl.on. The 1mrgiit of pyolit att theOSe >i. ma4rs '14 gn)I1g.t)i$ our terrag are Our toe.iclorsi.dry and grohund in oil and variide*, Is full and'com~ plete, -and wr'ib of j>ahit brushes umnsurass'rihfrtiaket. We keep also a good assiortmenit of windoW gMd1 Ye o ffer' at the low. est market rn'esa o The Art of. Aetting. Vigorous O cwprisedin onu-very. siiplo piece of !- adviue, iumprovu digtwtiou. No eltbor. 0. ate sytm of dietectionr is needed. If e'7P1llavk.vigor, uISi liysitumatically thlat 1 pleaut prontor of it, Itostettor's Stomu aelh Hittors. If you take thiis hint, and du tjot uom;:nit any OXCOeisen, th ero iH no 'rtaon .why you elould not gain in Strongth, appetito and weight. hlosts of t whiloni..uivalida are to day building it fotiiditlo- fo 'years of. vigorous health With this sound and' thirolgh reutovator Jof a dila >idattod-phyiqIe and fgiling en 1 ergy. 1) y psia iseradieated l)y it, and the ontinlttt,on .fortifled tgall': d1j tiers to which; if it worooxposetd it must surely Hucetub-j-otaily uhniartal fever. Rhnmlatism, inactivity of thekiidneysand f bltdder, nervousneus, and their variou3 f ' sytmptonrl, disappear when it i 'tied with porsistoney, not abaudoned after a brief andi irregular trial. - OR COUOS AND OROUP U$E I EET C% IThe eweet gurm. as gathered from a tree of the eame name, growing atoag thp small streams in the Southern States, contains a stimulating expectorant principle that loosens the phlegm rodurlsg the early morning cough. and stilmu" waell the child t throw ,R the filme membrane In croup and whooping-cough. When combined with the healing muct. latinous prieiplo in the mullcin plant of the old fields. irw, sent, In TAvTOa'e C,tsUoxa Riu'nV oF swast fleUA xa MULL.IN the first known rem dy for Couah,. Croup, tPhon png"Cough andl ConsumpUjon; and s palatable. any child saease t t. n k onr drneIst for I. Price, 26o.an $1. WALTERA.TAYLOR,Atlanta,Ga. Use DR. IGERS' HtT'KL,KHFRRY CORDIAl. fhr Dlarrh.a, Dsyentery and Children Tething. For eale y ast druagiata. ALDXAN Dal & O~R ARE AGAIN TO TImE W I tIHI A I'ULL LINE OF1 PRlCES8 .L"TY Guara ied. Important Inotice. ri: :i' I . i 1, *t . ('., :g0 ii , il .ai >. At the i 7 la f fet ing f tur he St- oftte rpasseOt tittth.- 's un i nVI'M:11 a ard tl~' o thleaing e . 1 mtat I --doi I, epi d i c.d goveraIl themIi selv.9es'i a i.. *in l.,.. SIio 117 ofl pi(tlh ttnvl tttsi re<pirts allihmtl oner inl ;'alulersonst havmgi land hJtlestIf fot lta5 trml tfi one r more years1 fto iryntov from,i the dilrniing land in thir pef ss in ll trasCIh ltre raft. 11nd tie during the moth of e SIit.f 117.dtisi).Anyprsonfti co ie o iolting th;eel toregoin the 1t)iont ehl bue deem)O e giltys tof amiemeanor, mi all of pun'ised reint liii theatn of mory han thinry dayr )ciin thetditcrei ti of lthel Cor't betii f ot 01whichte csa be tried.to Comnty Commnissioneer ofziI thpe cone paove bectionstl optied wiyh and uin caeu of ttitgl)cti\or refusa iflin thepatof laiy hidl owtnrior erson havingt.'f t landhI4I1 comply f wiet itsa rtqiemn t, th ewsid Im(~tyr Comisioners shanllttii, uor o plt em maJde~t- torte n lfPif 4)Jiad owner or reiniter t r)ejitd int ter fo mnfteprovi.H(n- f sSiososid ecio 0.tify unA h (lertrl-sk t poe andii n l1n faiglue to doiio thefsaidr Coun .1 ' i ComilssionlesEhal tiine tir eno .t n( aid lanowe oreas'i lessee sy egleii tie 'ni'rreuinto inid,ndr OtheA I) proin of i eco te ionhs. I 1ili Oet , 185Wit ForoSale. .I it illiannxd of the 1 Et.Iae of .ohni .wohit, dieese, hy tgierb oiM le or sa Aipat othe it tal~t iitt of thteo 'aid John llNtt i)AI(UT OFil itANPIalsit. Pickn Conty,bitin onI msileC Ofl t Trdit of tentr,e iotain ith 2 neres, d'rd ac nduevn Adres lli (ore or less, boude byiansf ese arin.F V A GRAND STOCII TO BEHOLD! A Perfect Treat to Lool Upon ! TWO TREM OS STOCKS IN ONE: A PERFECT JAM OF Goods on Two Floors! - O It would greatly surprise one to know the anlount now outained in this House. The quantity purolasod rule the prieos The niornhaut who has an outlet for the quanti " of stuir gets on the inside of pnicos. Notwithstanding many lines of Good have advaneod, we shall open this season with the greatest RARGAINS you have over seen. ALL THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. Bourett Cloths, l;oudo' Cloths, Con. puro Cloths, Cashmore Sorges, Englisli Serge.4, Camel's Hair Merges, French Foule, Blroche Cloths, Astrakan Cloths, Tricotiuo Cloths, &c. This is a Free Circus! All are invited to see the Clown. AT J. H. Morgan & Bro's. WIOLESALE AND RETAIL MER CH ANT S, W. T. IMrALL'S ALMANAC FO R Boots, Shocs & Rubbers. .V0 The la of Ie 'r W\JCI~i soon ~* he qj h er t,~i Ir ,(e'v little gil1 ma-o,, Sh))oesI for Ladlie:s, Sh,e '- for M\en, Sho(e.1 for all the Chibilreni, Soe Shoe I ci t i gh, s ome are low)~, Somle water prwof to wear in sow If you get a Shoe too) large I (tlturn, exchaniIg( wvithI uncle G~eorge, In August when the sunl was warmi, Some1 Shoes fit pretty tight, Biut never pinch1 good1 1 honest meni Who always do just right, Solme JI wairrant hot to rig.* Now comel (on andli see tihe Shoes, Bomnd to fit, wot hurt youri toes, Nearly all kinds, at all prices, And somre of the ver'y nilcest Andl never faiiled to fit but onice. Tfhis is thue way the story ru1ns; A mlanl canoi in with feet like blocks, Coulid't wear Shoes bult toJok the bonx. WXhen lhe wvent out lhe miade a nolise ToA aLttract aittenltioni of the boys, Andru this is whaet lhe saLid:' "StandE backWI deadL beats, G~o in your' den1, Andl lave roomu for honesi't 1men1, Meni wh'o pay their debts, 11 ih anld poor, all who need it, And( hav~eni't thre cash can get credit. So come to see me w~hien in towvn, I'll sell aL Shoe thait wont runi down, And guairanitee a lit for all, Here is my namtie, ILEAD1Y MADE (CLOTH ING, Cheaper than ever. HEAVY JEANS and SHIRhTINGS, CROCKERY, GLASS AND) TI7NWARE, And1 other New Goods comIinig inl. And peoiple 'ill buy, WVho never. bought b.efoire, And those who always houlghit, W (illcooadhylr. INotice. A LL persons aire he reby niotified not to COME & kE -0 THE LIONOESTPo, J AT% F 'I'L persinunon, but the ah''rt(": ";b,nk the pile. Light Brown Sugar, : . f-r y i Granulated Sugar, 1i ii:r; (1! Good Coffee, 9 lbs. fi'j 1 1 u) 13c4t Coficeo, 7 lbs. foi ::tt Rien, 12 lbc. for t 1 , Fu'ller's Fancy F-lour, p~ .,; ;f Good Family Flour, ;,t bh 4 Home Ground, per bbl > S S S Syrup, Sugar, Nd,, S r(? boap, 1II L("), ?; l t/,/l,, Seven Barks, Tobucoo, Cigars, Cigir ; And all- kihnds of Cann hFiuest Teae;: ^o I f", I1 Tinware, T i i ai (. OF ALL KINDS, A:r ' ! REPAIRh Stove IRepairs, Pipir, . I: I a ! Iighest prico paid f. 1, 4 - Beeswax, &c. Thaiks to the peop. gurrounding country for t " ; -., hoping a uontin uance of I Yourti - IN MASONIC 'T 1 :. NOTICE;4 --J I IIAVE PURCII I t McMAIIAN'S IN > "7 TlI(I,(LOT1IN( l3 tW ; .+ WILL. NOW 5ELL AXJ> FurjThc where. I.* Sn ()so to 3 v G eevilIle The Exerc'~ theI 2(d day oIf si'PEgg l(rI ite of Tu .it remi TFhe 1 )epartlment't ,a Mi Miss AIKiEN, and of A Miss lIOLLfINGNW0il'j'j Fo:ly in formnationi, a W. . ri ijckeni aug (6, 1885 j University of ( ATHENS, P. H .3110 , S'.I)4.1lAi. i Th tiI CthAi( Sejciin opens t Eitgineein tg. Cheumustr ~ r ('utIuIre*, Law~ anid i?ed~( IIf JI1(tlm in) all deCpartmencts MedC(leine. LAKAii \ (ecret.ary BoumJt I sept 10, 18853 4 Registration Noic ofRgta ion forIn wvill bie ('penied at Pieken i f1rst Mo(nday ini each now~ perisons to reijst er a~s hIa right. Sinlce the last geunt tranusfer Such a1s hiave C h4 de,nee, and1( to rCieew lost .' 414 daiy in) -uly, 188(1, w~heni th' the Books c:osed, e:xcept 4 he'reinalf ter menPtinued(, nall de(faed( (ertifliAtes may, he t t thIIirty days'~ be(foire I be gene younAlg muIe coung of fty . tig of th e JIooks mlaty T(e t - day13 of electionI. Suipervisor for Pi ''1r march_4, 185 2) Our readlersi for 12 cIAon stamlps to paiy for mIalbI ping IandC AuieIs of tw%o I a It wilrc iv e IijlEi,a,r Parlo 4'gray of