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MY LXPfcRJEWCK AT THE PAIH. I met iv nire )< ong lady wlu>said. "Come ?o uur Imiar, Ti* I. ? lu 'ji I>) send the In heathen hinds .if ir;' Ho, wlion my tea was ovor, I poor, deluded rnnn" I'ut uiy puri>'! into my pocke and to the cliuprl ran. Hut, opening the entrance door, what 5* it meets my view? A ln>-t of lovely fairies, in robes of every line. Tncy KKtud upon tnc sweetly, the) had such winning ways, ri?M, befvP* I understood ?, in} hi ad "..a in a ' daie. I'here was fjcrnntiiv, and Itiiy. and Spain inwet wondr? >1- fair, Scotl ad. nid t ircus*i.i, and franco wit! ?'< !dei? hair They led iiicupnn : low n t ho room, lie}* showed im. all their wares; At ' .si 1, unite bewildered. sat d< wn vu the pul- : pit stairs. Then dicing what tl.ey ..isdn-d for, I porehnnt c { r'/hi ami left, I'ntil my oov old p cket-book nf money wus be- i reft. I Rir ti e darlings - uiled ij'1*' tic; I was hippy till 1 thought. What *U> U I do wit it dl tlie??* "liitigs they say hat ! have bough' . T.. : 1 " * . ?> i?>- ivuivi c ?v?. i| rona nve, ">l 'toils in least a scort. Seven bvt roV? and ?linwl.-, and a doicu I i<t i liioi'i', Four } vii of ?1 ii*. ; i cravi:- book-mark* ? I v\ cry hit?, VlVi hO'H-jllCkb filll toll ll'n! IM'.I A ''ttb.V Ul.lli kot too, Six 5100I ii'jj cay, ?Ji ?:? pipes .? cigar cut: of lacquer. Twenty do* 11 cigarette (i revet -m.'ke " crbeckor 5 And t liav'nt siny baby, 1 1 tit i: fact ? >v" .: Win ever >. retched bachelor so pu/y.lcd '?i !ii? life? I had stuffed at all 'licit l ib- - flint I niighilonk and pic-M 1 1 . A ltd in gaiing -it t cit beauty got horrid indigestion. So, tvlct. tlioy benight ?v puri l. :?cs and placed j tlicin in a pil- , I lo.kc 1 u'.inj !iie: -.only ami :nib d j gha- ly sin.h.. There's at d-l taiui'inr prevei ! A < 1 'to camel's j hack The tr.tt this time that broke if tins a little ' baby a >ac<iiir I Im Fairy tnai Ion titicrc 1 n* ?! v placcd^l on the lie# p. i d I wished that I a.e hotae n;_jniii ml lii-d in t?ed us'eop. So .vheri. a l e nient if'tcvwnvds, the door was I left it jar, I fled precipitately and let': tliat dear ba/.ar; I abandoned th sc string? anit ?- -it every -, >?! j and kind. With exception o, the liable,- lief* 1 hem nil be- j bind: And 1 v if lied that those were with them .1 in j vain i conrte ' deep And thought if I tilth/ give Hunt ttieir ? ^jT't I back to keep, ltui all the other purcim e.< 1 gladly tvili return: I'llCV I.an .sell to other vi 1..11S tliev eiin keen i.e i lliei* o:iu burn: Or. ' filer still, - an iiboin I ) th beiUlicn far , inva.V; Met).inks I gee a sav.it;> \ i.iitli in startling array, llijyr'-d out in rap ami dipnoi-*, with a blanket m.I a pipe; lit" punts, all tri'iimo'l w.-.b book-mark'-, arc | mate of gaud 3 s'l-ipc, t'lUifl-plttstcreases at l i belt. .'/?<// mc/i. t win" ' lii* nose, Aiiii toilet sct? mitl .'dies to lake (lie place of i hose. Me 11 be a 1:11 t>uy, I wisii -bat I were I such, ) Ai>.l 'hen a>M)iit my -totrows 3*". u not bare : heard s. nunli: Ibil n 3' feoliti/s uve"-\u>ir- t?i? nan.re inu?l ba? e a ' went, l'linuy. 1 i feat that ult your j?:iti<'iice li< r?n lir.fr has been spent. The niorai from thi story which I hope Hint you w'.l 1I1 awls that you should help the heathen in foreign 1 tulQ at.ir Ai irv Mkkiuuth. THK WAR OK JLYY DAVIE S" lone a# Jefferson l>i\is lives,says tne t'oltunbin jRcffiuf'r, so long will the fires of! the lale war bunt brightly in the learnt of some of the people of the North and West. I Tit are continually crying out that the re- ' hellion is n. t yet dead; the harred of the . South lies concealed in the hearts of its peo- j jih ; tl >3 are disnnioinsU fort".or. 'i'he la 1 test thetno I't the press represent itjg this ' class of poi pie is tite invitation aeeej te<i I>v 1 Mr. l'avis to address the Winnebago, 111., j Agrieultural ^ocietj The invitation iian extended, no doubt, in g>od faint, bit' in j sjiite of its aeeejitanee, we sco plainly that it will have to be withdrawn, as the howl which has gone tip fruit the prese and citizens of Illinois will prove too ureal to be withstood by Mr. If IV Kimball, who invi1 il Mr. X>avisto deliver the address. The (Hrami Army i-if the ltepublic held an indignation meeting, trie (hi on go papers, have resurrected the -'raw head and bloody hones'' from th.ir old tilos, and the people of Winnebago ire terribly excited, nil because the ex-Con federate chief has signified his willingness to add/ess uu ngricul: unl society; and it is announced that tho in iign ?ii <n will not ho easily allayed, unless Mr. l):i\ is cancels his engagement. The bloody th.loin has liet-n torn open. and tho people of the North and West culled to view the scene. \t !i it arc ?c to think of these sentiments and feeling in this era of reconciliation and centennial couim inklings? Are these recent interchanges of good feeling and handshaking over 'he past to be obliterated, simply because the ex-Presidcut of ?iic late Confederate States has been invited to deliver an agricultural address in Illinois? Is it ri'.rSt that those who fought on the other hie h!i;."il i he sent lown here to till all the > p? sit ions of honor and profit, and rob and plunder ami flaunt their iil-gottcn gains in the face of an opprot^cd people? Have not tlie liMdies of 'iic So ith been desolated by j the horrors o!' war? The torch of tho in- I eenuiarv has i.eon nlied with viirormn hand. I ? t _o " ? J i el '.I! the ?arini s < f uncivilised war faro , )>oc11 perpetrated in tho South. Bnt wc had thought tli.it an era ot forgiven oas had ! sprung into existence; that tho people of! the two great seethes. who hud met in deadly conlliet on many woll-fought fields, wore vicing with each other in deeds of peace and reconciliation. Yes, wc still think so. Whutcvoi may ho considered unadvised or impolitic in the acti< n of Mr. Kimball. Mr. lhivis exhihiu-d that courage which marked his eventful military caroor, in accepting an invitation to assist in pr xnoting the arts of peace, lit has shown that ho, i too, hcliovcs that the past is gone, never to return. That all the howls and bloody shirt harangues of tho?o who would keep tho North and South in perpetual animosity wilt prove fruitless. The great masses of the two sections have unalterably determined i that tho North. South and WeM shall be one people, whose a'.nwt shall bo to cement the whole country by piaoe and uuity, and prove i: to be tho greatest country upon the | face of tho earth. There n'? doubt that Mr. Ihivis will cancel his engagement, and thns relieve Mr, Kimball of :iis unpleasant situation, ami give the people of Winnebago the opportu nitv of selecting some one who will, per haps, deliver in agricultural address far inforior to Mr. Davis' most indifferent effort: but we annex the resolutions of the dram] Army of the iCpublic to show the influences brought to boar against Mr. Davis: W hereas we learn, with regret that Jefliuison Davis has been invited by the Board of Director- of tho Winnebago County Agricultural S'ocioiy to deliver the annual ad dros at our county fair; and whereas we lock upon it as an insult to the loyal citianus of Winnebago County to invite the arch'-traitor. Jeff. Davis, to address therein lives ami surviving friends of 13,0U0 men tmirliiou at Aodcrsonviile a'one by hi' orders ; H"iThat while, as an orgunixution, we have tint hint; to do with party politics, yet, as loy I citiwns an<l former soldiers, we feel it our d ity to speak in behalf oi' the e 11 ?i -.n . min;u; v wi 'jur i.iut'11 00m r;ou'>, (vnu nee 11 J longer able to speak for ilionise!vea. li' tnlo j. That wo protect against tlio ac tii?n of tin I' nrd of Directors, ami pledge ui.rwdvt ? tiiab wo will not aft. ud the fail nor contribute anything toward making it a ueetss. if the Board v?t" Directors persist in bringing forward tins arch-traitor aud c 1 War J. Tha final word in the last resolution is inoio tha i we over dreamed would o? a3 ribod to JelFetson Ihivi- 11 is whole life ii such a contradiction of the assertion, that no are filled with surprise a. the stupidity of its insertion in the resolution. The Augusta ('oiintitirfi >nuln<f furnishes the following historic incident, in denial of the charge of cowardice: 'Toward !" You C'tll him that, gentlemen'' Tlic history of the battle of liucria \ ista contradicts you. When < ' ) Bowles and ! 1 is regiment of Tudiauinns UcJ like a flock of sheep before G moral Migtion or, a.- 3our General Chicles grapliic." !ly desoi'ib. J, "the regiment ran like a pack of cowards with its colonel at tlic head." -Joff. Davis and nis iunnoital Mississippians open< J rank - and alloved them to pass to the rear, tnd then el< -.cu with the Mexicans in the deadliest conflict recorded in American history. The onset of >.fM'i> f the enemy, headed by th?-ir most gul u t leader and lighting under the very eye ol Sunti A una, was arrested find hurled hack. At thy fu>t fire Col. Davis was shot, hut he remained in the saddle at the head of his men throughout the culminating ir ononis of that battle and the balance of the d-v. II ml the charge been successful Washington's Battery would have been captured, General Taylor's left wing would have Veil turned, his retreat to Saltillo CUl. of, his army .-urrouoded and made prisoners of war. flu .viii-n ?:? iirmv nun i av was io>t t>y i;>c cowardice of your C ! ?ucl Rowlos, and saved by the lion-heart. 1 (.'oVniol Davis, ('. ward ! There iicm * was a n.nrc infamous falsehood. Tlo-rc is not a drop t such blood in hi? V- ins. *. II occurred it: Oshkosh. 'Will you do it?" she said, twisting one ci:d of the strap armmd her hand and fetching him a gor' across the shoulders with the othm --lie s<]u:I'limd and looked frantieally at the keyhole of the door is if he could crawl through it. "Will you do it?" -he said, aiming two or three r.t the cdvo? ? I his legs, whih he skipped around like a <e i at Northwestern grasshopper with the jimjams. "Will you do it?" she. repented, concentrating her energies for a terrific swoop, and dealing him a blinder over the eyebrows that made the > old perspiration start out of every pore in his body. "I will !" he roared in agony ; and they were married. - - ? In some if the Southern Kurop'. an countries girls are allowed by the law to get married at the tender age of twelve, and boys are authorized to commit the lash .it at fourteen. In Turkey, Greece, i'lgypt Portugal, the prccoc'ty of the sexes is astonishing to northern men and women. In Italy the legal manageable ago for women i.- fourteen, aud foi men eighteen. Some ol tU1 Southern mothers, while yet in their youth, think nothing of turning "fit a > ik. is dozeu of itihabitanrs, singly and by the pair. Ouadrurdetb are not rare iii Sioilv. accord iupr to su?< istic;-1 reports forwarded by English Consuls to their Government, which b gathering up the foreign practice* in or.h r to lover the age of matrimony in England Many persons are in the habit of sleeping for half an hour immediately after dm nor. Teu uiiuuios sleep before dinner it worth more than an hour after. It restt and refreshes and prepares the system fo: vigorous digestion. If sleep is taken al'tei dinner, if should be in a sitting posture, tu the horiaouta! position is unfavorable U hen It h fid digestion. Jet thoso who need rest and sleep during the day take it befort diunor instead of after, and they will soor find that thoy will bel better, and thai their digestion wiil bo improved thereby. Sen or I'. 0. Armijo, the mutton million aire of New Mexico, sold over 200,00t pounds of wool last year. With his fathei and a business partner he owns nearly 2, Ot10,000 head of sheep, scattered over i range of country more than 300 milo; square. Ho Ir s had two losses by lodiai raids, one of 35,000 bond mid the other o lf?,000 but," he says, *'I hardly missoi ' bom." A ragged little urchin came to a lady': door, asking lor old clothes. She brough biut a vest and a pair of trowscrs, whiel she thought would bo o comfortablo fit.? The young eoape-grace took the garment and examined each; then, with a disconso late look, said, "There ain't no watch pock ct." The cotton yenr, ending September 1 shows receipts at all the ports of about, 3, tSf. 000 hi?!nu The nxnorts for the voa have hoc a 2,670,000 bales, ngaiust 2,^12, WOO bules lafct year. The visible supply o Amcricr.n on both sides of the Atlantic i 9516.V2 bales against 1)10,592 last year a this time #, The editor of the Taunton Gaxrtlc ha ! been eating 'em, for he says: "The eotncl cucumber coineth, conveying countlo-x case of cholera ami colic, causing cheerful con incuts on the part of the compounder of en rious hut comforting cordials. "Have you a copy of today's ('cmmrrI cuti about ? ' said a straugvr, dropping in the other afternoon. "Yen, sir," arid the editor, "here'b one; but it's got the K?dito| rial Notes cut out." "Oh, never tniud !" i , was the unfeeling reply, "in fact, 1 rather I prefer it that way." The Boston iVitM has an "outrage'' mnehine that will turn off as ucat a jab iu that line us any in the country, wbiul. it offers to sell, with a lew second hand Moody shirts, greatly bolow cost. Would cx>- tangc , for bi?ssw??.>d hams or a volume of tin CVu! <jr"**\onal (t/oOc. Always air your room from the r. atsidc air if possible. Windows are Lie 1c to I upon, doors made to shut?the truth of 'I which seems extremely difficult of r ppte1 1 ? *-? - ? ? * " iivuftuu. ijvuiv room i nisi on aircn tr)ui without?every pasture from within. It ift uot high crimes, such as ro-ibery an'I murder, which destroy the peV.se of i society. The village gossip, family ?uarj rels, jealousies between neighbors, tue IdhsouieiieM and tattling, arc the worm.- which i eat into ail social happiness. i \ Maine girl loll her clothing in an .. poo boat and hid herself. and when hct pa . ts were crying aud saying il they ouly hav 'or back they would obey her slightest v'.oh,; she appeared and said he wanted to 111 rry I (Jc*>rge. 'We need the means for organizing 'lie IVmoor.itie party in this State," said a i ad- i ing politician. A Western man responded promptly by telegraph : -Will ship to- lay ! one barrel whiskey and one oratoi; iuw ice by mail." Housemaid (just engaged)?'1 should lite to be shown my room ma im.' Hr-iy of the house (stnrfh'd) ? llj, if you likr : | you'll fiud it is comfortable " Housemaid , ?' I should like to know if it < largo enough for my piano." ? A subscriber wiitc* t.> an editor in t',.e W est : 'I don't want your paper any long'. .' j To whieli the editor i plies "I would nit j m ike it any longer e\ > i; if you did ; it- pr^H rent length suits me." Would you like to raise the ire of '?? editor? dust send him a long couuuuni- j cation writteu ou both siiios of the pr-p ( in a bad band. Tt is se.ro to do it. Try sceptic. . - ... . It i* singular thai mineral wutersnVoonly j bc.ieticial to the wealthy. We never knew | n physician to advise a poor man to go t*. > an\ watering-place. - ; * A lazy fellow falling i di.-t.uice of li'V. loot, .itid e-ciping with only .? lew soratclu :> i _ i i? .?i-~ * -?? j a iiVMJUMUr li'llli'irKCI 111.11 MO WaS'tOO . ?> i fu iall fa t enough to hurt himself.' * 'How odd it is," said I'd. as ho trudged along on foot, oui hot -u try day. that a ' man never meets a curt ingtlu suuu way i I he is." * I 1 "Are thero ony ioahs in tl?. j a stranger of a newsboy. ".No; do yo i j' .j j lonesome?" was the repl; . Most people are like egg#?to a full of, themselves to hold anything else. A smart thing?a uin tard plaster. State of South Carolina, > orxt" of rxfoy. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Cm v. in* 1t<>i.t, AduiiniM ra- ") tor, with the will annexe I, of I I.Ki rou" Romeph, Plaintiff, ! against | Summons for ; I Joseph Franklin Rogers, Heo. , relief , W. Rogers, Harriet Rogers, | [Complaint j * nrne Rogers, Mnry Adda ilog* j served.) i ors, J uiiis >1. Carter. Sophia I Carter, am' K. Henderson | Vnnlev Defendant!" ! To I fir Uet'inditn!* above ui writ i \TOr nre hereby siitnroone l a id required > 1 answer tin- complaint in this action, uhi i. j is tiled in the office of Hie C'crk ef '''emu j i iwis, lor nit) fiuu lammy, .>nii to .servo ft r? of your answer to the snnl complaint on 'to ! MtUseribers at their office, nt Union Court iIo>; . j South Carolina, within twenty days rftcr li i service hereof. exclusive of the day of fitch : i ? vice: and if you fiiii to answer the eotiipl ?i within the time afore aid, the plaintiff iM t action will apply to the Court foi the relief |< 1 mantled in the complaint Doled 2 I'll .Inly, lfc7o. ( ~ ~ ) l iiAa. Bolt. .MA'IIM & Ml'Sl' ! 1 j Ulevk. Piainlitr? Alt< To the. D'frwlmtt above named: Take notice that the complaint ir. ,'m notion, (together with the Summons of w Vjh lite foregoing is a copy,I vns filed/ *lt? . ,'ffico of the Clerk of the Court of t (<ron j | l'leas f ?r Union County at Union, in the ? ,.?ty of Union, itt the State of South Carolina the ' 24tl? day of July, |S7o. ; j Union. South Carolina. .Inly 21th, ISTd. , ; MINHO k MUNh't Att'y8 for )' 1. j t I . ? .!* * i 11 Encourage Home People, l\ HOME ENTERPRISE f Doors, S a 5 d GEO 1 Chn I'lciMton, Hi \ 8 Cnrolininn engaged In l!> ^ *'w c v/ tnre of Doors, Hash, lHintU. . iui<l Turned Work, in Charleston. v' Pxicea M low an any olher iousn-. k all first oIm*. Feb 20 H ly Mloa .TonniA - I MAIOP WCtMAAJO A V > ) r yaKflPKCIFUMA' informs tk H of 1 V Union Hint sho has rented its* cms ,f over Fo?ter ?t Wilkins' Dr)r Oa? , ai Union 0. II., for the purpo?e of m.'ty the * burin cm# of Fashionable l?rpKH Wnki.ijc and XiU and solicits a .<bnre of public p*r<> s ' Ikit During tbe w inter mouttt* It ^ ?u y kinds of Hewing for Lndi<** At?l f??i ? Jlin> ? * Old Phim i a I" %fo. '* j^.NyUlKF at thi office. ''JfjMrt'' L* -J ?- 1 ; > - 1 r i?. - - l* u i<;Hi IXBft LIltT Or TMf. UNION COUNTY FAIK, ^3 bo held at Union O. H., during the First Week in November, 1876. Fiold Cro|? Ih'pnrtmcut. ( Su|)?riot?ud?ni. Luigest yield Cotton on one acre, Premium. " " " ten ivcroB " " " " reclaimed old Hud ... ,4 largest yield Coi n ot? one aero " ' 11 " 10 acted upland " " " " bottom land ' " I.nrgedt yield Wheat on one acre. ' best Flour?50 lbs to be exhibited " Largest yield ltye on one acre " " Oat* " " " barley " * " " Field l'f:n ' " " Clover " ' | A sample bushel of each kind of grain Jo be | on the Fair grouuds. The amount of Cotton picked up to (lie time of the Fait- to he given in uudor oath, and ihe balance estimated by i Committee of neighbors. Sluch lUpiirliuont. ? , Superintendent. Oav&le First Clast*. Imported or Blooded Oafctlr. j Pest Hull, i years old or upwards Premium. '2nd best Hull, :? years old or upwards ' 2 ' ' (.'alt' " " Cow, 3 rears o>d or upwards... * 2nd :t ' " Heifer, 2 " ? ' ('all' " SKOO.NP CLASS. Brahmin . satne premiums at above. All nuiiu.il? tlmce-fourths Ural.mm blood, or more, to compete. TJIIIID CLASS. A'atives. t.inio premiums as above. FOl'HTII CLASS?MILCH COWS A. OXKN. treat Milch Cow, any breed, to be milked on 'lie ground Premium. '2nd llcst?sumo ' ' VcSco Oxen?County raised " i'hc vuitio f each yoke of Oxen must be tested on the Fair grounds, boili before the plov. and 1 wagon. Horses. # Superintendent. Fi rst OlftBt- -Hoav y Draft. st Stallion over four years old Premium. " " three " " " " two " " " " " one ' " " JHood Man-and Colt " 2nd llest ' ' li?st Fitly 'lirvc tears old " ' two " " ' out* ' " | SKCOND CI.A88. I.igt Draft Horses??aiuc as above. 'I'llHID CI.ASS. Thorough bred Hordes?same as above. FOl'KTll CLASS-MAVr'HKl) AND SINtiLh H011SKS. Hcrt pair matched Horses. (Co. raised). Premium i. .< Mures, " ^ " I ? Single Harness Horse. ' " " Saddle Horse, ' " " Mare, " ' " l'air Matched Horses onen 10 ilie World " Fair Matched .Mares, open to the World ii'ldlt. it. ise Mart, >|cr. to Cue World " For the boat combination Mors ^ or Marc, ?wcop-stahis,!?2 entrance*.. ' i\ r the beat .l.u !;* owned in the Comity Host pair CountV Mules " ' Mule, Single Harness ! " * two years old " * ? one year old ' j ' Colt " I " " team, open to the world.. " Slucp. I'isi Bnok > vturi) olu tnil u))(vnri]i)...l,reniium ? ?no " .. " " I'en oi Kwn, nut L-ss than ihreo. " " " lamb*, not litre than S.. ' Sw 1114'. licit B'rfir of any age Premium under one year old " " Sow " " " and I'igs, net lc:? than four.. " Met liaiiicnl Dnpiirlmoiit. -, .Stif erinleudont Best specimen ol' MaiiMfnctories in Iron ud<1 Wood, County inndc, iu?mely: Any .ltind of Furniture, Wn^ons. Carts, Buggies.Carriaties. l'lous, mill plow iron A, Cabinet or Cnrpontcr* work, or .Machines ,>f 'iny kind I'reinium. IK'piirluioiil. 1 .Superintendent. Brst .Sample Jlomc-made Lard l'rrniitiin. Loaf Bread " ' Butter, lbs. tobo exhibited Samplo I?omestio Vinegar.... .... " Candles " j < II .Initio f'atsttps, ityrups, Wine*, Cordials, ke., tni'h " Specimen of Loilya' Needle work, 44 " 44 " Knitting or C'rotclict work " ' Specimen Patch work in Cotton... ' " liaised Worsted work.. " 44 Hlraw c>r Willow work.. " 4 n^wiri. Wok, Hhell and liord WOt v " 44 44 Leather Oilding and Dronxing ' The {Superintendents of the different Departments will be appointed nt un early dnj. 'J'be above Premium List n subject lo nny addition ov alteration the Committee may see nt to moke, due notice of which will be given. The b'?ir will be hold under the auspices of the Pomona ounty (J range, ,u Cnioii C. II., the tirst week in November next. All Gititctifi throughout the Canity are enrdially invited to take port in making up this Fair, thereby making ii finis Pair. Any person having any Improved Implements or Machinery of any special merit, are req nested to bring forward tbe satne for exhibition. l'be Com wide - will adopt tho Utiles and K>jgnhUionsnow iu force by IbeS. C. State A;rrCultural and Mechanical Fociety. Uy that time "Our new Hotel' will be in full .hiaat, end visitors are assured of a cordial reception and n pleasant time. P. V. DUNCAN, 8e<?vv. R. & W. C. SWAFfTELD, CO IJ t1 M It 1.4-. S. (.. A UK nakiiiir the boost Custom (Infhinc J\. In th<? Slat*'. Sample* of Quod* and d? 'rectlon* for tnoasnring eerd on uppluation.? Whcn eover.il suaty* art? ordered ?f will send our Foreman In per*on. Give us a Trial. (<oo<bt sent C. O. l>, and money will He refunded if eatlefnction be not given. Urtt Shrrit made to order at $<16.00 per d%>zm. Feb. 26 8 ly OIGARS. AH'LI, ?upp1y of tbc popular brand Pncw. liar, formerly Punch. for ?ale bv the Hundred oi thousand at the 1 Store of B T. K.\VilA i CO., Keat Union. AT THE MODEL DRUG STORI Sign of lite Golden Mortar, W FbL always be f??un?l full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemical; AND l?VE STUFFS. Piiiutw ol* till Colors, OILS AX J) i'A HXISIII'S, of every ^r:i and Price. WIHTU LEA DS. of tlic very best bran* Shoe, Wall & Counter Brushe GLASS, i Of all sues, anil cut to fit. any snali. Pnint and Tarnish Brushes, PUTTY, (fee. r I Tt:\T MKD1 i 'ISKS of every Hc$cr>pti< TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE8, Perfumery. Fine Toilet Soaps Hair. Nail and Tooth Bnislu Combs and I land-Mirrors. 8t ntionery, ' In nil its varielo ?, comprising L'tl-r. X"lr. S'fioulwi'f Ttfytl (' !/> I\'j> I Envelopes, Initial and Mourning Fapvr , I'one. Ink, I,r5il Pencils, Ink Stands, Hkuik Hon roCKKT-IIOOKS, I'LAYINO CA 111)8, Ac., I Will also liavo on ltnud for the Holiday complete stool, of I nnc\ Articles fo proem such as HVt 1' rith'y l'hoto'jraph .1 T"ilft Standi, Toy IJ'iokt, J'orf/o'nt, , M > are also Agynh for .ho Hater'se Medici t oii'pany s t'elghrntcd Iron Tonic, Cherry Bitters, Fever ;t Vtrue Npeeillc, Soothing Drops, Chill Pills, Fever Pills, and Worm Candy. ?ALSO,? Ptire Rraudles, Wines itiitl W'hl UeyH, J'Vn Medical use only. aRA SS, FLOWGR ANU CM!Oh SEED /'? >Siftsn? Modiciues oan be obtained all Hon of the Night. and Sunday. Prescriptions carefully Fille Returning llr.nks to our Patrons, we aw I tlitit visits. J N. MOORE, A: CO. Druggists Sopi IK :JS t c e T n 1/ r e n . r . o i um: o, WITH J . ?A_. ~\r ouunf XOKTll TR VON STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C. T TAKE pleasure in iuformirg ruy friends tl 1 I am established Messrs. J. A. Vou A Hon in Charlotte, S. C., where 1 will he )m I |iy fo meet and serve ony persona who tuny mi) with a call. We at e now roceirinpr and opotiog the largi and most carefully selecteJ Siuok of Clot/iiug to be found in any Market short of the who snle Marts. '1 lie Stouk pre nis every varir of Style and Grade of ItiiMiiiCMK wild Dress Suits and under-clothing, for Gentlemen, that can nske<l for. and it is the purpose of the propi tors to sell their Goods at SIIOltT prtoriTs. ii iiki ucuvuiiiom. in visn i nnri?<iie, I w give my personal attention to making selcotio tor any orders ti nt n?y friends nifty entrust ino. It. F. STOKES. Oct If. 42 tt John Rodger \ VTOUl.L) respoot fully inform litis friends a W former customers thai lie hw RE OPENED HIS Grocery Store AT THE OLI) STAND, \nd is now receiving n completely New Stock OHO IJUIJ, Hardware and Cutlery, Uoot? and Nhoc>i 8TDVEW, TOBACCO?All Qualities, Warranted MAVAUfNA Cignr Anil nil other articles found in a complete Oi eery Store. My Tin Shop ; Ih still in operation, and I am ready to do i kin Is of Tin Work, ti >ui mending a coffee ]' | to making the largest article usually oonsirn. I i of Tin. All work executed in the most wor manlike manner. To Jlj Old Friend*. > Feeling thor.kful for tho llharitl petrous I heretofore g>*e? me, 1 respectfully invlio r o' I friends, sn-l ft* many new oitee a* feel i j dined, to call and examine my stock. Tt will I my endeavor in the future, as in the past, to j conduct my business that purchaser* will hi it to their interest to buy of me. JOHN RODGER. I IN tf New Place! New Store NEW FIRM! NEW GOODNI lift V*1\(T niMIIMl ?. tln?? ?l V/v 1 \l?i? VNIoN, we beg respectfully to inn known that our design therein, ih toluvreapli nearer the centre of town?nearer to more p< pic in the town than any other?where we pi poffe to encourage the proottoe ot the cartllt tirtuo of domestic ?e?<uoniy, by offering sit opportunities to our fri<^ Is io buy cheap f CASH, m they can scarcely fail to apprecir an 1 profit by. , We will tjeal i^,L Groceries, t Hart! War**. - ^ OonfSflitionerie Tobacco, Segare, Snuff, Crockery, Glass, Tin, Wood at Jug Ware. rv?TT?c XSXVll \T9> Our speoi<y it Selling chea far CASH. Ovr OHlsMUlmiapt %v ill commend itself to I good people of the Count; am well m the loi who nre bleated with a i^atiny faith" ju payi (Wi for what they buy. - Our location given in* n on; advantage* 1 (hipping Cotton, which we will do free of char and make liberal advances on B. F. RAWLS 6c OO. Mar. 2? 1'J it 1 " ' . 11 i " 1 I 'SE, g. Nos. 3 Broad Street and lOf East day Street, ! CHARLESTON, S. C. STATIOIEBS '? I =~?rrfcRs ' | p bTV^p r s t MM First-Class Work OUR SPECIALTY, tut, i<y vsino iHKArtu qraois or *tchk, j Wl. CAN n ilNISH V.-ORK AT j LOWEST LIVING PRICES. i FIHE FSSH!ON?BLL STATIONERY, Piri?s Paper and Envelopes. ? n Redding and Ball invitations i*, ON TI.E BEST STOCK A|!0 PNlNTtO IN THE LATEST STYLE. SiVpt 11, '74. 37 ly Schedule S. & U. Railroad, \e. ' TO UO INTO KKFKtT MONT'AY, NOV. 24, JS73 H Ifrapewni . I" NOHtH. I SOUTH. " Blnlioni. (Arrive j Reave j Arrive | Leave I Spni ?*?? '.a Qljf.SS t n. Cednr Sp'ge'O 44 n m i5 44 | 7 14 '7.14pm Rich Hill... i> 65 j 6 65 7 OR j 7 03 I llnlefvillcf. 7 08 7 1 > . <> 47 I 0 66 1'neoMt. ... 7 '->? 7 80 ! 6 31 i 6 40 I (list ? 7 46 ' 7 4i< i II 111 I f, Hi ! .1 >ncsville...l 8 01 8 10 | 5 '*>1 j <1 00 y Orr's ! H 17 8 17 I ft 44 I 6 44 ' Mtikisnlvk's) 8 32 8 82 ! ft 29 j ft 29 Union* 8 48 08 j 4 58 I 6 I S ra McHrides.. 9 19 0 19 ! 4 47 I 4 47 liogan'n 9 85 ! 0 3ft , 4 82 1 4 82 j Santnc* 9 48 ! 9 63 i 4 10 4 25 Ql Hill's 10 12 |10 12 3 ft7 3 ft7 Fish Dam...' 10 20 10 26 ! 8 44 8 60 Shclton |10 40 10 40 i 3 19 T 27 It Ivor Side.. 10 68 10 68 8 11 8 11 l.vlos Foul .111 07 11 18 2 57 3 08 r_ Hlnir'st hi 2ft 11 80 ' 2 8ft 2 4ft 8 trot Itera... 11 35 111 45 | 2 28 I 2 80 Care ,11 68 jll 63 2 16 ! 2 1ft Dawkiu's... 12 01 ml 12 01 j 2 07 2 07 ti 1'enol. Tree. 12 09 '12 09 I 1 ft9 1 69 " I'mi's4 112 26 :12 30 I 1 38 1 43 Alston 12 40 j I { 1 80 *lVater. f Wood. W. W. DAVIFS, , Superintedent. J1 Nov. 28, 1878. 48 tf . !J* J Greenville and Columbia R. R. Ejmmmemm'JieimB COLUMBIA, S. C., March 1, 1872. ON and niter Oat*. il>j foil owing schedule ivill hi ion daily, Sundays ?xcr|>t?d, le- connecting vitli Night Trains on Sontli Carolina 4y lluilroail, up itnd also wrllli Trn'Ds piij North and South on '."Uarlotto Columbia and Augusta Kail ltuad : . be VVi<>. Leave Columbia at - - . 7.16 am ' Alston - - - O.Oft a m " \f wherry .... 10.40 a ni ' Cokcfbury - - - - 2 00 p m "1 " llclton * 3_ft0 p ui ns Arrive at (.Ireenvillo ... 5.80 n m Of DOWN. Leave Greenville al ... 7.80 am " Helton .... 0.08 a n? " fokeHhury - - * - 11 16 ft m " Newberry - - - *2.80 p m " Alston .... 4.20 p m . Arrive at Columbia ... ti.tHJ p m "" Tll<>8. DODAMEAD, General Sup. M. T. Ba.uti.ktt, General Ticket Agent. DENTAL NOTICE. l I IIA VK just returned home, uOer a ?<^?>nrri I J. of five weeks in New Orleans, where I'havo studied many improvements in my proflrsaion, and 1 propone giving oiv patrons the benefit of it. Among the imiuy wonderful improvements in dentistry, the one most advantageous for the of patient is a mode of FASTENING ARTIFICIAL PLATES, holding them as securely tight, as with a giant's grip. This can be attached to plates already used. *9 Parties will do well to give me a call as I offer ntuny advantages,?doing work cheaper than any other dentist, and all my work is warranted. My office it at niv residence, but all orders from the country will r>c promptly attended to irrea* pective of place. Terms Cash. M. l\ BOYD, D. D. 8. April 80 17 tf S ALSTON HOTEL k- BV MRS. ELKIN. THIS Hotel haa been rebuilt, and is the regular Dinner House for the Down Train on ay the O. A . ft. ft., r?- The table is furnished vUtisubstantial and he luxury, while cleanliness nr^^kjeMion to visit" (?o era nmktw it one of the mom^^pirahlo Dinner nd Houses in the South. Wf April 12 If tf . PALMETTO HOUSE, 1 Spartanburg C. H.f S. C. A Firnt-Clasa Hotel located In the f Centre of the City. M 8. B. CAMTTT, Proprietor. The friends of Alfred. Tolleson will find him at the Palrortlo, and he guaranteca well fur^ nished l(ooius and fare second to none in the R Ptato. r Juna 20 _____ 2C <f ^ or \ Chance for a Church Organ. u* Church Congregations or individual* w ishing lo purcliahc a int elia* New Organ, tor Church or family, ean :<coiftbi?g l.y applying at this ortiee. flu- instrument Ha? not been uaotl and is wafrtUited. Over 9'?0 can bo ?val by g applying lo lis. * '?; II* Gents' Gauze Undershirts and Ladies' Undervests. ia 1 MoLuro At Co. l^MnyW _ 2t ?f 1 HUMES. ip ,,?VLm ASKOUTMKNT FOR BALK; llo ?. F. EAWJL8 & C0'8. .,n No. 1 Store. u< 580 School Books. or . r% AIT K are now |>r?fmre<l to fur ruth .?ri<y and W all kindt of School Dock*. SPEAR8 k COLTON March * t 1> a i_ J