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-j. vut u2ux-ji . i* .'.i ul.^-^ For tho Times. Haw a Mtn Talk* that's Saekin far Offis. I'unkissviui.k, IbUU and irt. Mb. Koitur?Desk Fkhno ani> Auvisuit :? 1 sco frum ycr paper that nercly evrybody is a writin and scribling frum varus potions of tho Konuty and n givin thar opinions an uxin' questions about tho stato of tho condition, and us this is a froc Kountry nndevrybody is a haviu ther say 1 am gwaino to say sum things too, nn nx some "^questions, au if yu dou't give me a far ahowin I'll stop the suckulution of yore paper about here, as I shall conclude tliatyu aiut in fur freedum of speech and press ; and I am sum punkius in these parts, if you but kuoxved it; iuk^ yu mus'ut take my bad spollin fur a sign that I uint a watchin things and got no intluincc. In the fust place, I want to know, if its no cnsult, an yu know enj thing about it yourself, what is the difl'ernco twixt these trimcry au prime mcry elections that cvrybody is a kickiu tip ticli a devil of- a fuss about ? Who is it an what is it, any how ? An what is the ditfrencc between bcin a candydntc an runain fur.a candy.date? I beer a heap of fonx at incctin an gnthcrins u talk in an explainin an telliu how it is, but drot *uy hide if 1 can understand the thing sum how, fcn 1 don't much bcliovc they do nuther. But, mister cditur (now I nint running fur a candydate an uint a sickin the nonlar sidel mv semi. incnt is jist tliis. cf the biggest cn<l of the people warns k trimcry election or a prime mcry election or a cernvcntion, let etn have it. This is & free Kuntry, nn cvry man in it has got the who bus -any idee ov what a Puolikin guvmeut is, would be fulisfr enuff or selfish enuff to speak ngin a mini's rights under the qonstertution.? JpnLwc all born free an equal; Ainl we all vol*4kcred to be tuck back into the bosoin of our n#nion ? Aint all of us (mighty nigh) voted fur ^niigger enndydntes an done an suffered as much fur freedum as anybody else, sinco the war ?? W Our pcpel is all free, but sum how or nuthcr p tliar frcdum don't seem too be wutli much too ' oin. Thar is so much of it hangin an lyin round loose that its like confcd money uster be, an / lawyenrs an doctors, and publick scliulc teachers f an tuishcrnarics nn pore laud an poro Ibnks is now, it aint considered any grate blessin. An with all our libity, what worries me as bad is, we can't git anything else. Dou'titlook to you, kine frond and Hditur, when a mail has a right too do as he'pleases that he has got n rite too do as ho pleases * wou'd dcrtinc constcrtutionnl TUnfy^wwIIWit^tu^ Now all ^ ou us wouid pleaso to have trimcry elections an ^ ! 1' ? - -?"iWM-jrrl'mr "" competitions nn corn whiskey, nn the If? iuiioaiill fomp ses opened,?n ? stnndin nrmy raised to back the* * temprcnce cause, and the Uomnn Catholics nnd the Mormons, an tlio Chinaiuens, sent back too f the place whar they cum frum, an rcligons an ijrf- political liberty duly exercised, and this kuutry fl be just exactly what it is?yu kuo it would not be popular to say it aint?an what George Washington an sum body else?a man by the name of Tom Pain?an our Four Fathers said it should be, "the land with the home for tho free and the bravo," orsichlike. Ami we all want nion ' oy, an most us gits poorer every day; an we wants our children to be as good an as putty ns enny ^ body else's children, an nil our frends too bo vandydatcs, (which Inst is miirlitv niirh sol nml the people wants nil thar children to be lawyers and doctors nn preachers an book keepers an puffcssionnl men, sich as hoiierbul Editors us yursclf, my frend. (Tho' 1 aint runnin for yw '^^tonithin?don't want poplarity an hope yu nor { ' -^^lio public won't make uiy hed sore fur what 1 said or will say fur 1 atu gwinc too tell the trnn?v ,j|0 p00r ,naa picaits (o go too the 'r~ ' " ' i 1 i r i i . ?e" represent his interests thar, and the intrustof the kunlry ; an the intrust on the debt ougt to be represented ; un tho muncycd man, an the big farmer an the little farmer, want to go tlinr, cause they have a intrust to represent; an the Doctor's and the women an the children, all want to go thar, cnusecvery Lo ley thinks his own prival?intrust is the hole kuntry's. Cum too think ov it, the preachers ought to reprcscut the Church thar too, but a feller frum the printin oflis frum a big city told ine tother day the Koman (.'atlilies was tcudin too that in thar old fashioned way. Don't know what lie mcnt; ef yu doo, kiuc Iron, explain in yore next. llut 1 have wandered from tho subject: Oh yes ! 1 had like to forgot 'em?them lawyears, thar's gitten too be so many of um they will need a separate govement entirely too represent em, an if they should find it necessary to emigrate in a body to Licbeery or some other ieeola ted kuntry, whats too become of us ignrinl, law' less, free people? Rut now, bear in-mind, 1 aint a sicken poDlaritv. Then ih?n ih? i.?-?? stock rucoy, tiiey wants too be ripsentcd too; bat then everybody'? agin it. An this isanuther thing I can't see intoo, Deer Editor and trend ; whar's the uiau that dou't claim too be and his famerly a leetle better nor sumbody else and his family ? If yu or snnj other man knowB of sich 1 ax yu too rise an explnne. Every man, so fur as 1 hnv vewed round in this delitcful potion ov the globe, seems to be rcdy to cdmit that he an his foax is better nor a grate many other people and thnr foax ; but he will not edmitthat any body else an thar foax is a head of his foax and him in enny pertikler. Now, kind Editor, wouldentit be adangrus and unselfish an killiti business fur us to refuse the high-stock racy ripresentation an libirty. Whar wauld we be then? I nx the iniclergent an thoughtful of our common kuntry to paws an reflect, (but I ninl a siekin no oflice).. 1 would close this lino of iny remarks by axen?whars the man that W ain't got a long line of ancestors? Even the niggers is a gitten up high-stock racy among cm. Now my amtble friend, theso reflections go to explain that we hare got so much liberty that wo haven't got no place on yeath big enuff to hold it. These is my honest m. ^0*, opinions, xine tren ; but 1 aint a atriten fur no place of public trust, bar that in mind. We are like the feller thnt got lost in the wilderness, lie had the liberty to go wliar he pleased but had no placo too go too an nuthin to go thar with. Yu understand mo kine fr6in ; sumwhat like the fix yu'd be in with yore paper ef you don't please me an ever body else, with yore editoties, an let us have free thought an free writen in yore paper, yu understan deer Editor what Irnean. Yu see my frend, it seems to be inighty hard to get up the peple to enny kind of a gineral agrement. Thay all kin agree? Uimiurats, rads, niggers, injuns, Chinese, wimen, children, an even the devil himself?about havin liberty, but that is as fur as thay stick.together. Now 1 hope thnt somo kind of hormony will bo rigged up beforo long among the voters. I have got a resolution prcpard as a "durn yottr resort," as the lawytar* say when a man settles a cose bf arbitrutin, which I will send to you | next week. ^JJUMP PUNKINS. Conoukss Aiijomvito?W??liin?ia? i? n v., ? Jun?^j^4i7 o'clock this. moaning (longrcas adjo ur^^^Talo r a sessU-frS^fl ffil VhoTilWfF^PH*' appropriation bills were finally passed except the smeller ones, such as the West l'oint bill, covering a very much larger amount than when reported from the House committee. It ia to be noticed that, except the increased amounts in the regular appropriation bills, there was ao tendency to extravngnnce. No subsidy rchemes succeeded, and the largest and most persevering lobby of this generation waa dofooted on evory measure it had hoped to forco ^ through In the late days of the session. ?erj man is a free mora1, agent, hnd in add it Ida th?r? are book ngthls. a As UsDF.siAULt Tuuiu.?You deserve to suffer, nnii if you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you, ?your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands, l'ersonul knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with nil its miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual cosliveucss, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town on t le Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample Dottle for 10 cents.? Throe doses will relievo you. For sale by all druggists and by (11 DDES & CO. 23 -2w. Effects Truly Wonderful. Cautkusvim,e, Ga., April 20, 1809. This will certify that two members of my immediate family, after having suffered for many years from menstrual irregularity, and having been treated without benefit by various medical doctors, were at length completely cured by one bottle of Dr. J. Braafield's FEMALE REGULATOR. I therefore deem it my duty to furnish this certificate, willi the hope of drawing attention of suffering woincnkind to the merits of a medicine whose power in curing irregular and suppressed menstruation, has been proven undcr-my own personal observation. Its effect on Yours respectfully, JAS. W. STRANGE. For sale by all druggists and by A. IRWIN & Co.. Union. June 7 * 23 4t A Veuy Goon Reason.?The reason why oniy one sample bottle of Mkurkll's Hkpatinf. for tho Liver will be sold to the snmo person, for ten cents, by our Druggists, G1BRES & CO., is l,nr.o..o? ..r (. - uvvouov ui iuv ciiunniiHs expense 01 importing lite llcpatinc into this country ; but ns there ore fifty doses in tho htrge size bottle, it seems two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for a medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver complaint. All who have not had a sample bottle are cntitlud to one for ten cents at G1BBES & CO.'S Drugstore. Three doses'rclicvcs any case of dispepsia, oouslipation, indigestion or liver complaint, in the world, llegular size bottles, fifty doses, $1.00. flfcir 10 Cents Sample Bottles Mcrrell's Ilepatine for the I,iter, and Globe Fiowcr Cough Syrup Xi>r the throat gild Langs', at GIBBES & Ttt 17Atiik.ns, Ga., October 24, 1877. Dkar Sir : Last night I called at the New Drug Store, Dr. King's old stand, and bought a bottle of "Worm Oil," and gave it to my little boy as directed. This morning ho passed thirty-one worms. I had previously tried other Medicines. W. A. Bain, For Sale by A. IRWIN & CO. May 17. 2G 2t Tuotip Co., Ga., April 16, 1878. Dr. T. S. Bradkirlp : Dear Sir?I applied the Sufferers Balm, as directed, toascvere burn on my child, with the most happy results. The wound healed kindly without pain or cicatrix. Respectfully, * J. II. II. D.uidf.N. Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN & CO. May 17 20 2t Mothers Must not Forget !?Dn. Moffftt's Teethixa {Teething Powders) Regulates the Bowi m il fllaaiLie- ? 'I'liiwiUAta rL 'u_ of Children, Heals Eruptions and Sores, Removes and Prevents the formation of Worms, No mother should be without it. A. IRWIN & CO., ond all Druggists keep it. May 17. 20 2w. O HIT IT Alt, Y. ALEXANDER. Died, at the residence of 11. F. McDowell, in this County, orf^tho Oth inst., Mr. J. II. Alexander, in the 75th year of his age. Mr. Alexander " was born at Yorkvillc and moved to Pinckncyvillc, Union Co., about fifty years ago. Though not a member of nuy church he expressed a firm belief in the bible, and the teachings of the Presbyterian Church. 11c knew the time of his depurture was at linnd, and in full hope and faith in the Saviour he nffbtlrtl avnp ll?n ?i" t v?v? * iiv mcr. X. I. Yorkvillc Enquirer pleace copy. j New Home-Made Bagging, CHEAP, and for all. Apply to * B. II. RICE. Juno 28 20 tf DR. A. Q. SIMMONS' ORIGINAL AND GENUINE LIY KK MEDICINE. Trinl Packages, with directions, ??r gratuitous distribution. > > , It costg yon nol/tiuy, it may save your life. Apply to DR. B. F. RAWLS, Druggist, No 1, East Union. Juno 28 26 tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. T? A. 1 n i O TTV a . in uiev^ourtoi -froDate. BY JOS. F. Q1ST, Judge of Probate in Union County. WHEREAS, James Munro, liatli applied to mo for Letters of Administration ou the Estate of CilAKLES 1). SIMS, late of Union County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all aud singular tho kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Prebato for the snid County, to be holden at Union C-eurt House on the eleventh day of July 1878, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand nnd the Seal of the Court, this twenty-fifth dny of June, A. D. 1878, and in the 102d year of American Independence. JOS. F. GIST. Judge of Probate. June 28 20^ 2t Notice for Final Dischage. BY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of Probate for the County of Union, I will, on Saturday the Otli day of July, 1878, mukc iny final return and settlement, as Guardian of M?f. tbn Johnson, now Martha Acock, and at the same time apply for letters dismisaary ah such Aluardian. Alt perhpns having demands against the said Martini, contracted previous to her becoming or full ngo, will present them for poymeut on of before the time above speeilied, II. T. GALLMAN. June 3d 1878. 23 4t Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons arc hereby warned not to trespass upon our Pasture situated on Cane Creek. 0. W. HILL, | NAT. OOCDELOCK. Jane 21 , 25 > 3t? ?*? ' - .L.-Jjj. -I -LSi'-jL..."!. ? -' - T* Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Kxecutions to mo directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in July next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : MT Onc tract ot land containing ninety -seven ncres, more or less, bounded by landsties W. Sartor Mrs. Drucill* Gee and Ih.T, i . outler; Levied on and to be sold as the property of Gasaway Shettlcsworth at the euil of J. L. S. Hill. ALSO. One tract of land containing Two hundred nnd thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of II. II. Itcluc, Thomas liclue, John 1*. McKissick, the land belonging to the l'oor House nnd llolm.m J. Thomson ; levied on and tS*be sold ns the property of M. FJizubcth Davis, at the suit of William F. Williams and llarvey J. Williams nguint M. Klizabcth Davis.* A1-SO.. I will sell on Monday and Tuesday, the First and Second days of July next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, at ue store House occupied by Jacob 11. Moses, iiflhc Town of Union, all the stock of Merchandise belonging lo Clara Moses, consistingof Kcady-ndc Clothing, Hats, -Umbrellas, Kettle Drums,^fflatols, .Knives aud Forks, l'ockct Knives, WalHp, Cups and Saucers, Candies, Nuts, CrnckeW^ l'ipes of sevcrul kind, Chewing and SmokingTybacco, Glass Jars andjCandies, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Ginger, Toys, of every description, Suspenders, llclts, nnd a great many otjigy articles of MerchandiseusualIv kept in n Candy find Notion Store, and fr??*ginaii Store bouse located on Main Street on ji lot belonging to ffm. E. Thomson ; all Levin on and to be sold ns the ) roperty of Clara Mokes at tho suit of l'liilip M. Cohen against Clara Moses. 1C MACBETH, S. U. C. June 8th 1878. 24 ^ 3t. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. A valine Underwood ; and others Sale for *? r Margaret Underwood | Partition, and others. J BY virtue of a decree made by the Probntc Court in the above stated case, I will sell for cash, before the Court House door in Union County on Salcsday in July next, all of th? interest which Harvey Underwood owned (being ouc third) in a Gold Mine, known as the Pratt or Posey Gold mine, located in the (County of Union and State nforsaid, bounded lands of Asa Smith, Eliphns Binder and otlierf. Union C. H., June 7 1878. JOS. F. GIST. 1 Judge of Probate. June 14 24 * 3t. Mortgage Sale. BY virtuo of authority given to mo by W. A. Bcaty, under a mortgage recorded in Book A. No. 1, page 487, dated April 2, 1K7?>, I will otl'er log- sale, before the Court Hou? door at Union CL H.> on the first Monday in July next, the following described lAud, lying oil Tinker's Creek, and whereon Charles W. Jeter now lives, containing Three hundred and fprty-oiic Acres, mow or u?ss, bounded North by lands <?f A. J Lylcs, Glonn D. Peukc, estate ef Thom. Sar-, tor and P. H. Bates, and on till other sides hv I lie Public Bonds leading from Bcaty's Bridge to 8auluc and Union C. II. - ?' TERM8, CASH. i> GLENN D. PEAK la * June 14 24 Jti* ug( wupit v^nrotpfut, COUNTY OF UNION. ' In tho Court of Trial Justice. William 11. Davis, 1 l'laindff, | Summons against !- for Monev Joseph P. Burnsidc, 1 Dcinifcif^ Defendant. J "* To Joseph P. Burnside, defendant in this acticn ; YOU are hereby summoned and required lo answer the complaint in this aetion, which is tiled in the office of 8. 8. Stokes, Esq., Trial Justice for said Couuty, and to serve a copy of your answer on tho subscriber, at Lis office, at Union in said County, within twenty days after the service of this summous on you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so. Plaintiff will apply to the Court for judrfLcnt against you for tho sum of Eighty-five dollars ^nfl-thirteen cents, and costs. Dated, Union, 8. C., June 15th, 1878. D. A. TO\VNSEND? Plaintiff's Attorney. To Joseph P. Bar aside, defendant : Take notice that tho summous in this action, was filed in the office of 8. 8. Stokes, Trial Justice, on the loth day of June, 1878. D. A. TOWNSEND. Plaintiff's Attorney. Juno 21 ' 25 tit COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Trial Justice. .llitsttlfl ? MaKIaw 1 , -?. I Plaintiff, Summons against - - for money Parish A. Cuntmings, Demand. D/endant. To Parish A. Cammings: YOU are hereby Summoned and required to answer the coVnpluint in this aetion which is filed in the Office of David Johnson, Jr., Esq., Trial Justice for said County, end to serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at hfs office, No. 1, Law Kange, at Union, in-said Ctfenty, within twenty days after the Summons on you exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do no the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for judgment against you for the suin of Fifty Dollars with interest thereon from the 7th day of March 1877 and costs. Dated June 20th, 1878. JAMES H. GOSH, Plaintiff 's Attorney. iu a rt. - " - 4 ?/ mi # .1. KsfinMirt /9, j^ejcmiani: Tnko notice that tiic Summons in this action was filed in the office ofil)avid Johnson, Jr., Trial Justice, on the 20th'day of June, 1878. JAMES H. OOSS, Plaintiff's Attorney. June 28 26 (it ELEGANT FURNITURE. mHJ6 subscribers have opened a regular Pur1 niVufa Stove, in the large room undo? f^r. Nicholson's New llnll, where they hareTlie Urges! and most superb stock of Furniture aver brought to any towninthisStnteaboveColumbia. Our Stock embraces (he very handsomest styles now made, with overy article of Fnrnture suited to the taste and means of all classes, which we inhal to sell at the very LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH. We invite all persons to call and examine our elegant stock. H. H? VrtMCM A. MS. Jot# >22 it 'V t' - - .V A LARGE STOCK OF N EW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT Co's. WE have just receive J' a very large Stock of the latest Styles, and PRETTIEST PATTERNS ?OF? LADIES DRESS GOODS, of ntl kinds of Material, which wo offer for sale at t ho VERY LOWEST PRICES. TOOETIIEIi WITH Fashionable Trimmings, I.mlics' and dent's Hose, Linen Handkerchiefs, Longcloths of all Dramls, A fine Stock of Notions, LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES. A LARUE STOCK OF HARDWARE, for Mechanic's Domestic and Plantation use. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Rice, Bacon, Flour and Lard, Salt, Spices of all kinds, &c., <Scc. Our stock is new and complete, and we propose to offer every advantage to purchasers, by keeping a full supply of goods and by selling as etienp as can be bought in any store in the County. We invite all to call and sec for themselves. J. T HILI. A CO. March 22 12 tf FOSTER & WILKINS ARE UECEIV1NO A 1,/tHQY. STOCK Or SPRING AND SUMMER O O OD S, W^ich have been selected with great care and bought on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, AND WILL BE SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES! I i ney iuviio an in waul ot good* to call and 'examine QUALITIES AND PRICES, BEFORE PURCHASISO ELSE WHERE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED May :$ 18 tf li'Jfci A ^ IS K 8. 14th Brigade S. V. Tnoors Grkk.nvii.lk, May 22, 1878. Gen. Order No 1. > . * * * Series 1878. J IN obedience to General Orders from tho Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, inspection of Commands belonging to the 14th, Brigade State Voluutcer Troops will be held at the following places on the dates herein' named: Greenville C. II., ...Aug 0, 1878. Spartanburg C, II., 8, " Union C. H., ?? 9, " Staff Officers will be expected to appear fullv uniformed and equipped, liy Order of J. W. GRAY, Brig. Gen. Commander. F. C. Fkkulson, Adj. Gen. June 7 23 4t " AeaBssajiMt NOTICE: '7. Auuitoh's Ofpick, 1 Union, S. C., Juje 7th, 1878. > MY assistant will be at the following places on the days given for the p irpose of rectiving Returns of i'roperly for Taxation, both real and personal property will be assessed. Snntuc Depot, June...22d. Fish Dam " " 24th. Thos. C. Je.cr's, " 25th. Goshen Hill, at Hunter's, " 20th. Cross Keys " 27th. Cedar Bluff, " 28th. Bogsnsville at Jasper Gibbes.." 29th. Jonpsville July...1st. Brown's Store " 2d. Dray ton ville, " 8d. Willtinsville, " 4th. Snrratl's Store " 5th. w^n..'o P-? " ? aviia j o VIUSO Utll. Mt Tubor V?.?~8tk. JJ. JOHNSON. Auditor U. County. Juno 7 23 71 BURN HAM'S Ihhi warranted best jl cheapest. Also, MILLIN8 MACHINERY. PRICES REDUCED APR. 20, '78. ramphloUfree. Owce, Yom, 1'a. June 14 24 6m. Dissolution. TIIG partnership of Wallace & Allen is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. Mr. E. H. Wallace will close up the business of the tin* m Union 8. C. 10th June 1878. E. K. WALLACE. J. 11, ALLEN JK. 10th June 1878. 24 4t 30-H0RSE POWER Til TV n T TV TP. IP A * ? ? ? ? a' v ji%i (-? v *. ej X!i I HAVE a good thirty-horse, second hand, sta tlonary Engine which 1 will sell low. For particulars address me at Alston, 8. C. M, CHAF1N.* April 1&, 18T8 18 tf NEW ARRIVALS S. W.PORTER'S CHEAP CASH STORE. :o: I HAVE just returned from Market where I purchased a heavy stock of all kinds of Goods at the very lowest prices, and I intend to give my customers the benefits of my low-priced purrchases* MY STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS OF THE LATEST STYLES. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMTNQS, LADIES AXD GENTS' BONNETS AND HATS. A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERY, Tlic Kent Make and Latest Ntyles BOOTH AND HIIOEH, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Tics. :o: GROCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a slock as cau b? seen in Town. HARDWARE! \ For Plantation, Garden and Household Fee. In fact I hare got almost anything you can , ^ call for, and I am determined to *"* . SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. **** ' *; I QAJtL DEECkl ^ ^ PORTER. M arch 29 13 t f X *v RICE & MC'LURE 1 ARE IN RECEIPT OF THEIR USUAL 1 ?SUPPLIES OF? 4 , SPRING and SUflf NER GOODS, TTTHICII they commend to the attention of VV purchaser*. They are enabled to display a full line of ? COTTONADES, LINENS, TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES, tj FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. * Also an unusually large and attractive assortment of L A I) I K S ' DRESS GOODS, Embracing the latest Novelties, at marvelously low prices. Together with everything in FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS Usually found in a general Stock.. CALL AND SEE OUR BARGAINS^ No objection to showing Goods, if we don't Sell. ttfi. II A * It IT ? ? I'M nn v' v ? u ii ji u n v l i> f< K 1 ? S i "" Hosiery in great variety, Ladies' and Gent's Silk Ties. Linen Cuffs and Collars. Kid and Lisle Gloves, AN KLKGANT 2 BUTTON KID GLOVE FOR 45 CENTS, with many other things useful and ornamental, at the CHEAP STORE of RICE & McLURK. April 26 17 if THE COLUMBIA REGISTER, PUBLISHED Dally,'. Tri-Weekly and Weekly,. ?AT? cor, ?7Mr?* A , 19. c. TERMS OF.SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. One Year $7 00 Six Months 3 f>0 x Three Months 1 75 X1U-WEEKLY. One Year $5 00 Six Months 2 50 Three Months 1 25 WEEKLY. " One Year $2 00 Six Months 1 00 Three Months 50 Tlie Organ of the Patrons of Husbandry of South Carolina. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND. <?ood work, Quick Time and Lowest Prices. BRIEF WORK A SPECIALTY. Addrews THE DAILY RED INTER, COLUMUIA, H. C. RAND & WIlfGATI no USK, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. Orders left at It. T. Owens' Coach repairing shop will be promptly filled. June 7 23 4t? Cow Peas for Sale, J" HAVE a supply of many varieties of Cow jl. reus, wnicii 1 will sell at fair prices. B. F. KAWLS. 4 No 1 East Union. May II 20 tf Green and Dry Hides. IF WILL pay the highest pries for any number JL of Green ot Dry Bides. JOS. STRAUSS. Jan. 25 4 tf. ? r ?