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WHEN TAM SLEEPPINO. ItV W.M. MOTIIKKKLLL Wheu 1 bene'ill the cuhl ie?l carlli am sleeping Lite's fever o'er. Will there for me be uuy blight eye weeding Thai I'm no mote t W ill there be any heart hi ill memory keeping Of heretofore When the great winds through lea Hess forests rushing, Sad music make ; When the swollen* streams, o'er crag und gully gushing. Like lull hi ai ls break, Will iIn re be one, whose heart ilesjeiir is crushing, Mourn lbr my sake'.' ?' |?MI liiv Ullglll ?14JI (IIMJII III 11 U IS Mil* I \Viili purest r:iy. Anil tlic small 11 oworn, their buds un<l bios- ! sotns twilling, i I5ur.it through that clay ? ill there he one still on tti.it spot repining I.ost hopes all day ? When no star twinkle* with in eye of glory, j * hi t lint low ntoiiml. Ami wintry storms have with their ruin hoary Its 1 mencss crown >1-^Vill there he then one, versed in misery's story. Pacing it round '! It may he so?hut this is selfish sorrow To ask such meed?? A weakness and a wickedness to burrow From hearts that Meed, lite waitings of to >lav for what to morrow Shall never need. hay inv then gently in my narrow dwelling, Thou gentle heart ; And though thy bosom should with grief he i swelling, hot no tear start , ft were in vain, for time hath long been ' knelling: Sad one, depart ! * * " i T l I. i' Itiiii'v . i i, Co'v I I , 11, ...!? i - " ' 'J strolled into Mose .Schuuniburg's store on Austin venue and, alter looking around ho said So M ose. who, rubbing his hun Is, asked hiin what ho wanted. "Will you bo kind enough to bring inc a giass of beer, some fried beefsteak with onions, some fried potatoes and s one boiled cabbage?" replied (iilhoolv. "Miahtor <iiIh??o|y, mine store wish not a restaurant." ' What the devil have I g"t to do with that? Von have got up a sign there tlirt reads: 'II you don't s?e what you want, ask for it.' I want some gruh. I don sec it, so 1 ask for it, and instead of bringing on the grub you go to telling nio what your occupation is, as if 1 eared a cent. Why don't you take down your sign ?" Wh en last seen MnJu was standing in a | thoughtful attitude in front of that sign ah- j sorded in prolouiol contemplation. ?? Tut k 11 kitiiism.?Auuu-t S.-i.r died in ! Now York on Friday. No was (ho engiii ;er of an exprossd tr.ii i, tlic cab, and tondor of which took tiro on the preceding Sunday while running at Ibrty miles an hour. Scig llod to the first passenger coach and at tempted to put on the air brake. It refused | to work and the rushing of the train was J driving the lire back into the ears. Then he j plunged into the mass of II lines. fought his i way through it to his engine and standing j in the lire used the lever, stopping the liaiu over a bridge. When lie did this his clothes were all nliro, and h was literally roasted, having barely life enough left to lower himself into the water tuik. Ili- hcroi.-m undoubtedly saved the six loads of passengers from the horrible fate of being swi pt along behind an unguided engine with their train in II im-'s. the lire leaving the > engine mihuniKMl and ru^hin^ harkwaid. For cream oysters, take lil ty shell oysters, oho (pnrt of sweet ere uii. ami season with butter, salt an 1 jf| per. I*nt the ereain in a Kettle to heat, and the oysters in their o.vn liijuor in another kettle ami !< t them . come to a ho'.l ; wlu n cooked. skim an 1 out the cream ami liijuor togetli >r, seas >n to suit the ta-to ami thicken with tin lv i>o\v1 dered crackers; wlun s.uflteieiitly tl.i-k stir in the oysters. "* " I I'll Kit f. is always an element ot real hu ^ ni??r in the red shirt Penioer.it. While | Senator Hntler was ar^uin^' the ilreetiback <|ilestion bef >re an I*'. lmti Id an li me reeeiitly lie said, one of the i<l as was that the | l^overmneiit should issue f>r everybody in the I tilted State- W hat w.-uM be' the r-'siilt i ' All be blind drunk before to morrow ni^ht," answered a red backer in a tone of unalterable convict ioti The Ivirl of Idchlicld. at a tern, ranee meeting hold in S >uthainpt'>n. Kn^l ami, Mated that having hotMi a total abstainer l it* twelve months, hot wmld new join the lllue llibhon Army, ami he wa- brthwith decorated with the bailee of that a>s >eiatmn by Canon 1 lu-il \\ ilberforco. One of the si^ns nftlie ^r >\vlh ofajjat . il demand for mm intoxicating bewray s j "l? till. IV, I . , . r.lKIIIUI III II .1 ' by one of the jjroat Kmjlish rail way companies, in unh-r to su|>]>ly fresh milk to trawl* j cm on their line. l>ufFal > saloons now keep Jersey inilk| n sale. l'or poll-evil in In rso> take corrosive >ub- j it... 11 .v - II I r .... II ... -I I . III mil.Ill lUUIJf, M/.l! (M MI1U1I IllIiriMt*. ami introlucv into (he opening one lumj> :tt a tiiii". Do tliis every throe or lour ?!.?)? until it shows signs of improving. DisapI'oi ntki? ?".I uin; uj?, Johnny, j tin: school house i.i on fire," sai?l an Nuslin mother to h<-r sleeping son. "Is the school teacher h'tnn-'l up "1 guess not." >h. p-haw !" j RED HUftl-l'ilODF OAtS. Cukkmii itv, S. IJ , Oct oh r 17. /'" fh Jj lit #/ /' (U* A'- // > n.iil t ' urii r% ? In your issue of'tlio - 1 ofScpto:nb? i y u i a v j (irmuiii 11 t-i it it. ii.ii, u:i hi . t'.IC Mlhj' ct ut M;lliiij? nits. 'I ll ;t I- ticu i gave me nrilors for my crop thrice ever in ' ; Less than twenty .liys. W ill yott once hi iru plea?e allow men li'W w-ifili in your e looms up hi tin: _'cii r.il subject ??l* lli?; nut crop, vv'iiih I wish tu.nMn.vs tithe farmer.- of | 111i 1 <iI : an>I lower S mtli <'urolinu ' I'ir.-t, sow the out crop us early as pructi- J i C il?!e, not later tliati 1 At It o| ( )eto|>< r ami pr lerabl in Sept ;inber. if pos-iLle. Ap- c p ileiitly incoiisisti nt ailviee, for I have not | yet sown half my own crop, nor can 1 sow ( until ram. f ?r we have Ii.i'I no rein sineu i Kill, of Si pteinbvr, aii'l my land is like a pavement. > com! < >: t l.iii'l should he as thorou;h I \ ly plotighe 1 ami harrowed as if for e >tt >11 j . or an) oilier staple crop, ami in .1 inuii v ; ; or i i 1'inary following, wi en tlio weather is ilry an I the oats have begun to ''stool" or I , CiIK r. from one hundred t < one hutolreil ( ami li fly pounds of ainmoiiiate.l pli ophites \ should he broadcasted over e i'di acre, ami , the land imim diatelj- searili d with ah >rso , harrow. The will seem destruetive, t hut experience iinsshowu that such a eulli* t vat ion is exceedingly hcnclici.il to the crop j Thir l. There are three essentials to a good seul oat. It should be rustproof, ( winter proot'and weight proof. To my mind | there is n . value to be attached to color. A t huslu 1 'I'll: - hrightc.st red oats may he | sown iaiii'.v - upon two ipt dities of land? , red clay nt:d light sandy. At harvest lime 0 the oats sown oil the red clay land will he . J I ii I... .1 .. t ...t . ..I' <i i ... i 1 . l" : n' I bo hi iclv. I huso SoWII nil tho s:lllil) l.lU'l ' will rotain iho bright color. Wc i^li thorn; (] tin: roil clay oats arc tlie heaviest. Cor v this reason tho hu mor who cultivates sandy i laud should change his seed annually. Tho c o u lie sown oat.- too on tho same quality of' . land are heavier when harvested than those () sown later. ( Fourthly. and most vitally. Abbeville | County has exported this year perhaps doo. ^ <M?0 bushel of oats. I >oubth ss L'tttl IHIU bush" els have none from the Abb ville larnit r to ' tho low country farmer through the nierchants of tlusand tho other end of the lino. At and to whoso |ir. Sit lfl t nrow 1,000 bushels of oats for -ale, and you j . farmers of Sunitor or Oraiij?eburj^ Counties want to buy this many to .sow, why.-h uihl 1 1 ^ sell to a merchant hero to bo sent to a uier- , chant (hero, both of whom make a profit he- I { fare voit can sow vour cron To sav that a 1 IllCI'C'll.'lIlt should llotdc.ll ill O lt.S is llOUSetlSC . I 11 is money is his own, lot him buy aiol s< ii j what ho pleases, :i11 1 il" ho is shrewd enough \ . to s.o a profit in such tralio, it is his | privilege to take advantage of it ami j < no one hlacn s him. Surely I do not.? [ j Hut when a fanner needs seed to plant, and | knows that his fellow fanner grows such ! i seed lor sale, wherefore the in ee: -iiy of hav. ing one. inueh less two men step in between | them and make a net profit at the expense of both '! Look at it thus, 't wenty tner. . ehants in Abbeville buy L!Oll,tMM) bushels of oats at iVoin dde. to dSe. per bushel and sell at from .'{So. to I tic. per husiiel, realizing an average net profit ofonly three cents per bush- ! el say, the aggregate profit is Sli .0(10, or ?d00 I ( eaeli in six Wei ks 'I he same profit is made ! at the doli vorv oiid of 1 ln> Iino I ' ! MHO are taken IV.>in produ ars unnecessarily ! 11.1 litis :1111< 11111 been retained 1 tlu-m it. would perhaps have ]>ai<l their taxes, :t11 1 ^ the merchants could n t have fell that ' . . ' thev were >1 atna'cd t > the amuiiat ol a far- , .i.iw i; Hut 1 may he asked h>>\V 1 would r>oin dy j the evil, it my complaint hi' ju-l i I?v the | e t-iesl possil le means It' tin? f?nu T3 ' were or^ani/. >1 a- tiny shut hi i>: ; liv w mhl have C'ti-tant ami ami ilirect eoiumu'ie-at i u with each other, ami all such iieoe-.-ary c itnmercial transactions as the Iniv't: _r ami I i m 11:11 t In* perishable pt> l.iets of the firm < or sit plying each other with -v, d an 1 im- j p!> iiients. cotthl bj (1 >ne without paying a iie.:\y commission to a third pally. Now I have tnlviscil t ? harrow small < or tin. ami a!n a ly have been asked, " \\ hat h arrow w o u !< 1 yam a?lvi-c me to use |l 1 were to reply throui;li your columns who w> u'.tl ta :.p the hem lit ' 1 have t>) e nsiih-r ihle xn.Mise insecure the best bar- 1 . | < row, ami onlv seeureil it bv experience. lo | the tanners inv experience would be invalliable; but the a^eut of the barrow UK.Iillf.iC- ' turer wo'thl h>\ perhaps, tin; first in hi t>> pr> lit by its publication, ami as ant as not 1 bi' w uld be a dry o>> ,ils merchant or a I 1 urm?'ois(. 1 can't see le_t?*timate im rc!ian?. <1; i-i:i >ueh tr.itii* myself; otii.t.- may, and I liud no fault with them fur their ? pinion. I can verv well see however. that a ro- I vival of the t i ran^o organization in South (.' irolina could and and would save the faruiers of tin; State a million of dolla.s a year, aud injure no other [ r do i ui a dime. Hut who can organize the farmers to their own j protection '{ Kcho . Very usj > t tludy, l>. W\ A t T A I !\ KM. I *<* I.i..a i. 111: v. I wu countrymen Irani Ont.oi I'reek caiuc t an Austin 1 \.\\ et t.cuou'.t a' it I In in ia^r a j ii.t ail ajiin .t a :it".^'!il r. I lit | lir-: ^nin^er I.'.' in t tell the lawyer the cause ; ol the trouble, cm hellish in if it rather lihcr.il!v. r t i "l>aii't tell hint an;, lies, Hill, infri*i11 te 1 lie ?.iher. "It i- hi i hi.sin -> lo | lit ia lie- lie-. \ jii will -'ei hi a rutila-e I it y mi ??<> to iui\i:; ' v till* Hon with his." I * T:i e i e<o ii; i' i!! ' . u t' ni f'lt | V.'ilAf U'JU.NED M i GIN IiO'Ji.E 'i'11i^ i.ii stioii is *uggcst> <1 !?v thy large ' 1111:111>? I' id _;iii houses il'if I'i ?V CI l?) fill.'t'V'.TV seism. I that tlw! number i? toy l.i '.r t i 1." due \\1? .I'y t.j incendiaryisiii, admitting that theio in etery Conn.Utility j> r.i* lis wicked en nigh to revenue on some cm my by binning bis property. Vet we know many pu s w 1 j ru a <_'in 11 .u- .* Itas been ! .-Iroyrd by lire, and y- l ibu owner ( is satisli 1 in; In* no enemy 1 in writ*, i 1. is large exjii riciiee in ie_r criminal trials, and has cv r n " ! ?'i.t wh n a ii- i.Mo commits ci iun against pi'1 p My. it i- to lid ids own p t at the i x[ii-iise ul another, while \v> 11 authenticated i'!Ms are rare of his destroying pr- | erty fn , revenge. 1 have studied lids <|ii .-timi Ibr several i ar*. with a view id discovering if there ?\ i-. it'll s lit e.USe ulliii' tit hi eriminal at ivork, ami il so, what it waa aii'l to suggest i ri iin ?ly. Having been employ* <1 to prosecute ami h'I'i ml a 11 nut hi i' of part ies charged with hi. crin;in) attention ha. been r ilh >1 to hcse facts. I st, that th' ?t: mysterious boilings .ire usually at night. 2d. tlio night is ool aii'l frosty. .'hi, tho "in house conaincd seed cottju that had been placed in here damp, .and i: ..ally dumped in piles Yoin largo cotton has lets. I am not a chemist ami am not wedded o the condit ion 1 am trying to draw?only lope to eall attention to two theories, with lie lo p tha t! he sill joet may he invc-tigatcd ? th by the e tton planters ami the sci-eir ists. My firs. theory it this : Wet seed ott n when pile<l up Utideigocs a slight fcr* neiitatioii. wliieli <leve!ops a latent heat.? t you ihniht this just insert your arm into i. r i .. . i. i ... -i i IIViIJI Wl ???( ! |P L 'll'MI III ll llii:* UvL'll J'll <1 ip fur several days, an 1 y< u will take it out lilhnut l> i11t<>).I I'm an e;_'o in this die, aii'l in :t short time it will bo ready oked lor the table. Wo know that com* uisli hi is a t-rm u-.d to denote the amount f heat necessary to de-troy substances? hat ignition is w here tin re is sull'ieant leat to produce lire or iiieaud. -cciiee We .iio\V limber that it taken dilVeivut decrees 't* heal to ignite different .substances; that In. |diorn> :n".te> it as low a temperature is I is deojee:?. Suppose a phosphor match ihouhl have been droj ju 1 in the cotton, and he he .1 in the cotton is -ulVie'ciil to in eirir, will it pot li^ht or ignite the match? | It will, ju.-t as certainly as powder will ex do.le wln n it has iieat enough Any dm.;- i ;i-t will tell you that lie ha- to put phosphor us in wafer to keep it lVoin ietitino. My . xe Hid the >ry su;uv; -t- a substitute j or the match. Anions substances that ' oiii'v at a low temp uMlure \\" find cl.as <i , ohao/nious o is," or o is iV. m oils. 1 do i t kii i-.v i:i? octree <>t neat necessary to brm or ! tiiic it. hut it is clnssed with the ower tle^retv, a id I s-lt| p<it varies a >r?lin^r lu tli-: volatile character of the nil, A'ill any <n: ask where <! >?-.s the t?:; collie 'nun .ly examine tin tliorul your "in j muse where you and hands have trod mi j . ottonsced year alter year until the Hour is i ull oi'oil. And on t Ids oily il or y- u tun.hi - I 11 basket alter b ?sket of damp cotton, which ! ioon jjctshealed en >ueh t > iuuk>- the ml o is md ignite it. j Hut il will be asked il'iho .ve um the n v is vrreet. why the lire does not occur olkener, Hid what has a II osty ntj; lit to do with it"' l.et me answer b ith at otn c. Stippos a mall pyramid ui data seed cett>oi, say livt. U' .-ix feet at the base, be placed in a hulls" VIt li an ' i! V ll I. I" 1 lie 1 111'O t heat >a. :!1 d. V. 1 J "7 ~ ' < jh'.s and ?.-.\j'i ls tin? iii' i.-turo iV 'in tin' ci-lire t ?\vards tlie t '[? :i:i 1 i< 1? ~. This inoisiire is i'.' illy a v ij> >r. and when i; reach s tin: out'r surfiiv! of the e.ittoti i'. 1 lit s in c at act w iili a iri.-ly term i i*-. it i v,!t ait i- '!! 111r;i : 1 i ?r- v..tcr, ills thcouti r libr of the c 11 :i and forms iliit< st a e./iiijiaet mass of cotton ami water, iliilost iuijirc^ualili to the latent heat oil the iiisi.le or tlie cohl air on the out-hie. While his state of thing* lasts, there can he no ignite !i. eith r from a inateh or oil gis, for Lie ; a.- n that it is all tight ( n t to he t' h nieal . ami in most eases it remains in that . ei'liti >n until t!i fi me ntal: n e as, s iin 1 the hiteilt heat is ex!iau>te 1 S ijiji >-e, however. the oiitsiile crust of the cotton "Volcano" is hmkon hy some 1> ?1?I rat," who wants a warm bed, the settling of the rotten causing a li -ure, or hy any oilier means ; then ignition is instantaneous, ami V"ii are awakened to ii.i l your |.r'Jierly destroydati'l tniii'l hara-sed hy the fear of an . ueiiiy eaj.ahli t i d <ing you u 'n an injury. '1 he remedy is : I'ii-st, keen damn < tt"ii nut of your gin house e >n 1, spread the l'i 11"ii imt. am 1 never ! ivo it so thick, villi in jii.i s nr .-jifcal, as to allow it loud li"t ; anil tliiril. as ymir heaviest 1 s i> n-u illy , ?*-. .. i and carry the ;uin out ui >1 m^er every uieht. FINAL NOTICE. \l.l. jicr-nis in.lcl>tr.I (o iIn- linn id* J. I'. III.I t' arc licrcliy n<itilit' 1 thai |u?yincut i - i t i|iiitf I. All Ntiu?. Account.', and ntl.fi I'mii* t.! in lfl.it'in* in'i-t lie j.ai.l licf.re lit" first dav of lamina ?c.\t. If n <1 j a". 1 hy lint 11iii tltfv will In- t !:ict 1 in ilu- liatfi of an Attni'iicy f>r i licc'i ill, v. ii!i..ui t-i ,-i?r\ .1.111 I.I. A fti. Oct it |o it I', il I'NIU i \|. \V. i I I.!' \ I, ( 'i Ju 11. ry ! I' lltl Iff- 1 I. IV ' f I I . i .1 t . j 11 |,( I' i : 1 - I' III! It I tl.f ti i' : \| f. I I .. fui|. ! j I lie i 11 r i -o .t 1'iM.iiti; ' i:,. |,, j,, j; lit' lie,.. ' ?IV ' c !?; *.t _ .-1 re. M i N i ! i.!' ail i '> .: if NEW GOODS ! HEW STORE! HEW PRICES! I > i:< i:NT | mvlii-.-s in the N'-.riliorn *"1?;cI 1 vh->* <: ?n t > !i-Ji1.*v ( < litiyi*r.s :i vn v i i i \ i: i v s. 11 ii \ \ i is< ?\! r , I si:I. /:< 77<>\ or si:.i sox.i /;1.1: ; Fall and Winter <1 O O 1) H, A'l iplcl to tlie Wauls mi l Tastes of litis coiniiiiiiiliy. We have full lines of (loo?ls in A/;ir stylus axd i\\ nines FOR LADIES' WEAR WITH TillM M 1 MIS TO i*rIT. Cassimercs, Jeans and Kerseys, i FOR MEN AND BOYS. * i Toc/rr/tLi: WITH BOOTS I SUOKS.: ISO AND BOYS' CLOTHSHO. j liAK! ? W^Y E? EO, GROCERIES, &0., &C. All tin- uli'ivc goo.N we arc off-rinj; ut vor\ low prices, :m 1 lliiiik i' w?.ul<l l>e ( 111 inlere->t oi cveryWIy to l .ok at our stock hct'oic Imyitig. HiCK & HC'JiUltK Muy I If Where to Buy Pure Medicines J ; Drugs, Perfumery, &.C-, I\V. l'OSI'.Y !?!? >.. liavc oji liati'l nit 1 arc . constantly receiving :? ! i.ti oi.s to a I'ult l.itic of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, l*a!os?t WotJicittos, reriumery, xLair uus A Variety of Hair Dies & Restorers , Tooth and Hair Brushes, fa i: im>wih:i;s and T<>1 Li , r ASS ri( Fancy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. ' Pocket Hooks. Sliiliop.vry Lamps of All Kinds, Frniu tlic finest S\viii-in^ ID.I Limp to tlie woe | little \siiioy lincy brass Lump. I Pure Wines and Liquors, < For .ASedicaS B'tirposcs.I Pert, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. Frali Aj ]>!: Vinegar. TOBACCO AND CIGAP.S. < \ FrcsJi Si!j>;>l,v of GARDEN am F8ELB SEEDS, ' i'lli >M fi:k;:\ a < ??., siisi.i:y and iti ist. <>3iioai <Si ? . To Physicians u ... l ..... .. ? it, . l c. l ' Sell' lU-gi trrin^ I'cvir 'i'livi'.s. wo Ask the Public 1 Tn i-ill (in ' csiuniii11 >111* St ok. W.irk is our i.. <it . :iii 1 wo at- nhvav- run Iv tu v. .til on ens- , tolllOl s \v. r. >si;v isiio. i lp|M>siio t'nion Hull-!. <TOO!>S AT M US. S H 0 P F A u L ' 3 , .ii -T i{i:ci:i!-:i> I >c_ I'ri ii- h :tn i I 'i tin < 11 ti < iiiiii- i .s i! :in in. Si ill. ii ?. (.)y?tn I'luits and \ r. I S:i \v i! ;k mi 1 all "t.i r i ;'.n r>. I' ii'i'l.i I ( "ili'i*. I t -. ! iiS j ;n . ; M icki l'i'l, I'll'kli. >, Soil I. i'.'ii-. Sm ki;i_r and ('in-wiiu I'i K r All km ! - -! N .ii >. A; I'll'.-. I, 'in 'i. ' * i! ii>i:iI'.ir.-.tntI'm.>n. l'iv>!i I livad and 'akos. Ml iolviiiU and Match , 11 i iri: i if 1:11 ' l.?T.-0. T-.tv . m l lot~ ,.r ntlu-r nico tliinirs. cm.j and myi: .mi: \ tkiai.. YiiiS. >1. Slim !* \I i. I >. j. :::> ti" I CHOICE T I M OTHY H A V At Ec.lucc:l Price, i' ; > i? < ' .v ; ; z 'i. \t \ >. I I'nil.ii. M iv I'J !: Wood ! Wood ! ! Woo ! ! ! ! f,ww 'r,r ,v A!i -v \l;? H ir. i: w. r. \\ ill i Hi.-:. I M - I! j t PilOSPEC'i'U.i l'OK lHZi'3. G ^ x o LAD i *S BOOK. YKAJi flGOFii ^ L ? T i H 3 V E1111 EVERY NUMBER. i lio pronoiiiiec'l snore*s (if litis fr:i? > I liu- itolermi in." | i In- pii!i!;>li>i * ! c I In* >11110 lor l>*J. 1 !?< - ' . ?. ii. j wriiu'M exclusively for llie ' , .ni l J .vil'. Iiv I'imiii Ilie I'Ciis ot' > ur ' ! m ij; ./itio an- | In.is. I \H the Oltl Ui-jiaiiiuriiF to I*;" UetaiiU'il. r.MI'.lt \riNt; ,vr?i / !/> ../ /:, nitijKl aim : in il Sll/ijirln, f. !/ '/ 1 ti.t'/i'iim 1'iilhiit.\ /' t'/n.' /,'.ithil /.I ill.* /hit."1.1, !. '' . .'/.?/? ?"'/< ^ *11(111 III / ... 'Il /'/ ?.'< ' /? i ' ? (';#?/ In^'i'niihil Mn.-ii', Slu.r( S'mii'K, /' </?'?, <f/n' ?N'i,-f'i-.'i.t. Our I'ui ulur .N" '''// /V?/c* m Co for a, l',i i'ii..i nli.l |.-/ ilnin- |>"i//.\ Jt/ii.\'i iiti it hi/ i,ii.i / . l.'u-/r.triu,'.i, .1 r-.'u.'i r'lWtll /) tn'i/itt. h,r tjiouhlul llohus. /! '!/ l~.lt I'lllln! / It , I '/ill-(.'II I' lilt I II, .t/< / our .!/ //? Cii-i r. AND ONLY $2.09 Per YEAR. ?'.iiisi l?rin,: tin' ?|>i.iiititv nitil ipialiiv.ns well is the variety el' intcrc-tin;; matter hero lttriiis|i?-i|, we cliiiin, thaty/'.v/,'/./.y'.v /;, islho ihcapist nti-l !? ?? Monthly M.i^n/iuc in tliis imuntry. V?iur News niil supply a sum J : ?* copy l.ir L'I cents ; or we will sen I u Siimjitr ('"/ '/ oil /,'. nf 17 *' it.'t. Ami if y.in conditio In .plot* the l.thh/'g Hm.k fur one tear, you can tiele.ltiet the money sent lor the s imple copy when vnii make the remittance lor the lull year's sub script inn. 4 !:il? if itiH'rM ! Take the lit;'..! ai Mice, | ni'l ?I*i ii t let your harvest gel into other humls. Itrmemher that you are olli-ring a magazine tliat lias licen lie to re tin; )>ulilie for more than a lialf century, :?n< 1 in all that time it never has been L-cjualk'! ly any of its rivals. the Low Club Rates. I'OI'VCI; I'UKfArn IN At.I, CASKS. One copy one year, only Sti tut Two copies one vcar :> Tti Three * ' it -Jo Four " " t? nil Out C"i'i /'< < f r Kith r of tin J\il!iiciii'j : For five names, with a remittance v!' S n .*><? IVr Might ' II tin Mor Ten " " 17 < <> For Twenty " ' Ill '?() Money for t'luhs must he : < nt all nt one time. Ion ahlttions may he iiuiile to the (Muh, at the same rate a- pahl in the first remitunce, at any time hi the year. The (!<nh >/'. > /,./<///' k tlm k will he sent to lillel'elU {.est oiiices, it tlcsiro'l. in the same ('lub. t-h ate irIt'll yon wish the snhserij tioti to hegin iii all ca- Also -rive voitr own I'ostolliee. County tiit'l State ('.if every initio vuti >t-11 i. IIhVi t>> Ki:mii. ? Si-it'l a Post uiliee Oi-iior, or Ir:.11 on Now York or Philalelphia. An?l if H-. ither of those em ho In !, s ami P.ank-notes in :i i\Oj;istoro 1 lolior. .\<hlros> all letter*, an I make remittances payable to C2-:5<S;, B'isibSsvJjirejj; Co. ( 100<? Chosluttl Slnvl, riii]itil(]|i:iia, I'a. TH3 CH ELESTON HEWS AHD COURIER, 1 ??. kJJ . rito aiw(t? / ('' "i ll r, in the now V?mi', wiil have no otitor ulijoct than to help the people of South ni'oliua to m inajie their own nllTirs in tlu.ii'own way. To this on I it will one urajri tin,1 expression of intelligent oj inioii on subjects ol jienet al interest, an I >trive to ho the nieans ot' laying hol'oro the whole State the views of ii.m-r ii;nu mhiii-i n i i\'f mmimhiu in Miv. jlii'i i.ii .w how tn say it. The .V?iisnii/ ('"ttrnr will lint he u i*:i ? iv? spectator of events. It will ut111- its opinions IT.'iukiy ami freely, hut hohlinvt that what is .vise :t:i.| true ha> ii itlii'i^ to IV ir {'rem analysis mel i|:-cu--i.'ii, it will never seek to si relict lien its own ]insitinii l?y suppressiii;jt the opinions of those who honestly differ IV'mi it. The terms of the X> >rx <m>{ Conri>r tire us follows ; i tit: xi.\\n coi nii it. < hie y. ur > 111 till Six III >1111> "> t"l Three tumulus ? I") i :i i: m xii w sr.w s. (>ne your !? - Ot > Six tii nth 1 <"> it!:; w \\s vsn rut i:tii; ? t it i - w r.r.K i.v. < >ne year "> > <"> six months ~ Three months 1 *." tin: \v::i:t< 1.? .s i.ws. ?ne year - "" Six hi.null." I lid .1.111 _'<> if "THE HEW HOME" l.ijrSu Iliniiiinjj MaoliSin* In-- atMine 1 :i 1 >|ryi're >! |' '| III lily :i li < t i ! i i. v I I'i'|i||t:llijli I'll' \| rciilti ir.ll exrrlletieo :l." Illl] ret'e.lelilr 1 :is ii i- u I'll 1111-1 iii- 1. 1 *:111> .-1 \ i ji> very 1 < -itm Mr ?| U' l' i f y. it 111" \V iii i In* :i I >] >! >! ?'t! ..Ill of :i!l l\ 111) have -orn il i:i i.j.er.i:i ri. :ui I i- ri|ii 11 v sii|."i' -flin r other 111 i 11iin.*-, huh at homo ati 1 a' rurl. It c 'inliitios Sitn;>lit'ilVi EMirabilil > . I tllll; ' 1' Illl MIJ( a Maeliin" Illl 'jU iie 1 I .!' rl Oj tu'ni i .'.m;- ill ari-1 eaji.ieily In1 wile rati ye o v. Aii I : . i- hi r:\ taiiii it: iii uf llic ."N ??iv I !<???><', ' t!iai if a ii.-i il.i - M'ir!.; i?? i- n ?<i. I ria -ii. ; ly I lie ' I rin in I. All I 1*1 l!' II \MK Hilil.' i 1 , in yivr | itr.ui< an a.lvanlayc my j'i! i*- i in -in' 11 ..I.. -S'J'i.ii;?to s |u i?ii. ('a!i an-1 see 1" f yourselves. .i. r.. imi:;M:; Si'i't I ti SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEOR V/iLL OPEN OCTOBER 3d. 18C2. Ct f* 'irlHIll ScioilCf. M- I. it.i. :ui I I Ini in-.-r i n jr, \ j?iieiill lire, ("las"41 iVui-m-. I .atiit I'oi;r-<\ Pt'i'2;'!! f'??!! * <*' *. i-i !I -II -11; !! -, !': i tii .i M i'liem i' i . rriiFiii* I At'fictiltnvo. : ;ii !? :: i li.i<'t? < 1 t<i any t'oiii < I <v wliii-li i!. | I. i ll"? 1. 'Z'iiRioil L < : \. j.?. k" !*! ' l>? Cur iij.ir-. I". hi I, in |?i i v ki ! m ii i r i.. ! "J i . -! . a i : >n! !i I \ !'.-lit 1> il l in i --I > i !'. :ii I p > I'l. I'1.1 I < - ti. I !. ! I \i ? ? I I-I! 'ill i: i- - ; 1 !TV !' ' i i ! - ! In-.-t;; |?i I . vN, r < l;i.: ' i I. ' . ? \ li ' ' , ' -'in COi UWPIA AND GI E .'NVILI L 11A L^IO.VD, ^ PASSuhOitii dl.i A?Tid?i\T. I' i.; . ?, i'., M v lrili. i-r ; vr. .......j"l * - - -> -T' .-a sx* On .*>: ! nl'u-r M< iiday, Nov. fitli, 1-S'J, I assi-iigcr I'riii.s will mui us Ik ruwall indicated ii,' Mi iliis Kvii'l .Hid its liiuiiclics. i>aii.y, i:xc?:rT sunhavs. No. it i*\>si.ni.i:i:. f.i-ive I'oillllltii;! A II.I'J A. I'l t.* .1 A 'Moil ! i [I. It! I.o \ f New ln-i ry !. '? "? j>. HI l.i'uvv Ninety-Six p. m Leave Il.nl^cs l.'JS p. in leave 1 A. "?7j?. in Arrive ;il Greenville 7.AO j>. nr i?>v.N r.\ssi:si;i:i:. Leave Greenville at 11.1A a m Leave Helton.. 12 *) J i> in Leave ILIjies -.17 p III I.cue Ninety-Six A.2A ji in I.e.ive Nfivl cny 4.AO ji in l.i uve .\Ni' II > A A 11 in Arrive at ('ohm;! in 1' 7.0>? p m SPAKTANlM'Ki:, I'NION ^ COLl'.M HI A It. It Ni\ I"i- I'.\ Leaves Alston, 1 OA ji in Stmllicrs 1 II |> in Shellon Id p in Suntnc 2 "> I p in I'nii n : 27 p ni .1 onesville I 02 p m Arrive at t'-paria:i!>ui? K "> 20 p m Nil. ."J lli.W'N I'AS-I.M.l It. Leave S|i;lll:i!il'ii|-;f. It. A I >. depot H- . . I >"? |> ?' S|:!ilniilniii;. S. I'. V ('. 11, pul G. . . I *' I' HI .loiiesviile *J 17 p n I in ill o 20 p ni Saiitne I 02 p ni Slieltoi i l-i p in Stn>ihers A Id p m Arrives at Alston A AO p u? LAlilKNS K.MLUOALL I i ivc Newlnnry LAS p ni Vrrive at (.ani ens < II ! .! ". p in i .ve Laurens ('. II '.LdO p in A .rive at Newberry 12.AO p in AlUMiYl LLE I'llANCIl. Leave HoOges l.AA p in A.rive til Abbeville A.AA p in Leave MOieville 1.10 p in v ii...i ... > i>. .. ... .11 -HI p 111 Ili.I I. KllXili !t.\II,UOAl> and ANl?i:i!SON ItltANIf Leave Helton.. 7 p n? Leave Anderson C.tJH p ni Leave I'emllelon T.'J ! p iu Leave Seneca (' 8.OH j> in Arrive at Wallialla S.tlo p in j Leave .Wulhalln lO.Oo a m I Leave Heiieea I) 10 till aiu Leave Pendleton 11.1H am Leave Anderson I'J.tMi a m Arrive at Helton 12.10 a m CON MICTIONS. A. Willi ilie South Carolina Itailroad from t 'harlesteti. With Wi'iiiiii-rioii. <'oliiinliia ami Augusta liailruail from \\ iliniiigioii and all points North I hereof. W illi Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Kailroad from Charlotte and all points North thereof 11. with A-heville and Spartanburg Kail road for joints in Western North Carolina. ('. With A and c. I > i v., It. and 1L It. It., from all points South an 1 West. II. W ith A. and t . L?iv., It. and 1). It. It.frutn Atlanta ami eyoiid. C. W ith A. nmlC. Civ., It. and 1>. It. It. from ' all points South ami West. I r u ; i. s-.. ,.ti. iu. .. i>..:i. i < - . . ...... ........ ....vim'. n.u ii tutu iui > iiiir| lot nil. j With Wilmington, ('ulisiii)>i;i ami Augusta i I'.ailrn.iil fur \V iliniiigii-ii ami the North. \\ ill. i harlniU'. * <1111111)11:1 aii'l Augusta Kail' roa I l ir ( harl'iitf a 11 <I 1 lie* North. (a. Willi Ash* \illc ami Spartanburg liailroa-l t'i 1 in Urn torsonvillc. II. Will. A. ami t\ Hiv.. II. ami I). II. I!., 1 from ('Infinite ami heyuiiil. Stamlai'l Time is Washington, I>. Which is liftcen minutes faster than ColumbiaT. M. ii. TA l.t'(iff, tiencral manager. W. I'liV, Superintendent. M. Si.ai en rtiii, lieneral 1'asseiigrr Agent. I>. ('vukw ki.i., Assl (.icneral Passenger Agt. April i > II " ' if THE SEDGWICK Steel Wire Fen c e. : ' i ; i i 1 1 1 > ' f j^li I) ah-ivc ei.t represents a section ami (late JL Hi .1 -I I I?11 Ji . VIIVUp SI II I II II liHIU- flCCl Villi. IVuee which is now Icing list; 1.1 iit tin- Nurili I a ?i I Northwest in preference in any oilier kiml n! fencing. \\ hctwer it lias Leon triial 11 Inn ; given great satisfaction. ii is a net work without barbs ami will keep mil small pigs or nay oilier animals thai may injure y n ileus or tai in crops. It makes no slunle ami shelters no cntmirs i crops or poultry. 11 is just |lie fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns I'arks ami < 'einelei ics. I'ciug "lippe I in ilm-i proof paint it nil! 1:1*1 a life lime, ami is better than boar I fence in I every respect. i 11 is easily ami quickly put up. A Sprciiiica of DViite siikI (aiiic ! fan lie seen at the I'mun 'I'imi.s Office. where , all iafuriiiatioii as in price, \e., can be obtaineil lb M. \ S. S. STOK i:s, Sole Agents for I tiion County I ii I y *J'.i ll'.i if I l.NBON < ?M'.Ml | REAL ESTATE AGE?CY rillII*. sitbsrribers have eslablishcil an Agency 1 at ' nion Court House for the purchase ami Sale of all kimls of Ileal I'.staie in I nion Coiiniv. ami otl'rr their services to parties having {.amis. Town l.ots, or any other kiml of Ileal ! C i n. fur Sale, or who may wish to purchase of , such pi iperly in Cuiuii t'oinily. <Mir terms will be reasonable, ami persons* placing tin-ir property in our liamls for sale will ! lie eliargcl nothing unless a sale is mii'le. Kvi ry i-l! ill will lie use I, l?y nilvurtisiug ami , | crsoiiul currc<|H>mlf ncc, In ntnku sulci*. i itlcs c\.uiiiiic I uii'l hccils |in?|?crly ilriiwn. 1 < Mi ill. in .Iclcr's biii'.'liiin mi Muiii Slreel. is. m. stokix, S. S. S'l'OKIiS. :i<. i: it NOTICE TO CREDITORS !)i \ni i.. ..I i i- .,f I:.>n >).?!-I v.. u \? ill n-c. 1111i11 iu? .1 ii Jjfinf cvclil Ii (ii'Cili* j i . I ' lie I >i i 1 r I I nil | cr-."in- li:iviii? in". I. 1 i .i.? I I In- i -1 a I r <i| ! .' . 11 <. I '.i\ i < 1 *- n , i < . i -. I. ill c 11 .ji.irc'i I |.| i .-cut n in I cM:i!>|i> It llii iii Ik-lore ini* ill t:iv nlticc. mi nr liefnrc tlic . liili-clllil I 1 ">!i: I il l . N int.I I- I.I'M A MIX I' s:? >. ? 1.11. .in ! M:.:>ici'. < 1.1 , ft t.t i