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I 'rom the New berry Observer. ii Farther Pefenso of tho Agricultural Annex. tt Kiuiok Oii-::iukii: lour common) - on my " article in reft. r.cc to ti c "Annex ' of the 8. ^ C. College woii not seen ?y tac until after tho j( opening of the so**; m ; ami 1 have been too bu -y i i ansaor V' ur que- tions "innier. When Mr. Tiiinian sai l thai out of :{I graduales l?s! yi??r "two ho 1 studied farming u little J, -tgriciillural chemistry ?if lie nic int, as ho f| evidently <li?l, that this was nil the instruction j on that subject given in the college, nu<J that t) only too fiudeuis ho 1 done this much, his statement was as incorrect as it couhl well be. c| 1 j?re?uinc we will have no quibble about the tj wor<l 'fanning,' as the catalogues of the col- j leges unbrace instruction on this head under ,j the title of Agriculture. Agricuitur.- jirojier is not Agricultural (.'hemistry any in< r. than Latin is Latin Literature; r< and the study of agt ieulturc is no more contined to tho technical agriculture course than is Latin t-i the sjaeial Latin course. '/ tint of the il l smd. uts who graduated in ISHd, *5 0 of titem u.ay justly be said to have studied farming- fir one year at least?besides other |{ v v ii'uiTv Mm, iooi iiip >w were law^cr*. Nine out of tlic remaining 1!4 academic siiiilcuts i.> 1>.' an menus a lavl showing. In oiiler that I may not So charged wit it iiulirection, 1 v>ill give ] rccise'.y what these nine HMulicil iii? I l<-t your readers jmlge for themselves v. hetlicr 1 am not justified in my elasaifi- ? catitin. l'elore lining si lei n.e repeat tliut agriculture | roper m our catalogue means a ciiir.-p < I" study for one year in soils, manures, farm rotation of crop*, t illa/n, farm iniplcnienls, ilniie-slic animals, etc. 11 is as full as ?l that given in innst colleges, ami is a few weeks '/ snorter than the coiiise in the ,Mid.?i>sij>pi eollege. ?j{ Out i f the thirly-fi ur graduates ' i.f |XXi?; "" O/i. Inn I si ill id Agi'iculhiro one year, I'licini-try hii'l I h \ s i c s null one year, la-sides Mai he- 1,1 malies. I. ingii' gcs, I'inglisli, etc. lie was in the ''' Ieneliri 'a i wiirsc. ha-1 M.uiu !Agii ii'liiiconeyear, Ih.tany < 110 vrar. < "In i.i ?*-11 y I ur .Vinrs, Inorganic. , Organic, Mualilalive an I t^uiutilaiive Analysis, each mie \ ..i. i I'harinni y. olngy, I'hysiolngy, j he-nil's M> !heinui;ci, Knglish studies an 1 sevCMil lain a s. (hi< ii i'i s11111 c<I Agriciilluro one year, Agri- < culliiial t'licmi-liy lime yeais, liotany one t'h ye'-r, '/. )> ,-y, I'hysiolugy ami Surveying, he- ||M. sili s Mnlliinil .cal, i in pi 1: h hrunclict ami Atodern Languag. /'< ha ! i.i iicl Agriculture one year, I'licni- J i'try limp yciis. Mineralngy. ticologv, luitariy. I.pi Suiveyiiig. Physics ami Mechanics. M ithemai- (|lt, ies through calculus, As|iouotiiy, Prawiug, I ivii ^ t.ngliiei in.;. ' -1 l? ~ ll i g i n 11 Munches hi I .nunc I' rciirli all I ( vIIIiii n. 'I lion1 I wo ?il'I:<iiiiii] iiosi ' ''ll Inui* oil null nl survey*. (tin- in .i. twin I i 'licn.istry four years, < Aorii'u'iui'.l i I i I,.- try nim yuir, lint.any, m.j / nil. -y. Miiiiml y. 1'11y>-i??1?.j?\ . Surveying, .Wrch.'lliiC-. ! II \ r I.-. ln-.;?n Mat lielUUt IC.ll . ' l.ngl .-It in. i I.ii '.'tii-iii* ,iiii lii's, pri (>t;e 11 in ' I a-'u <1 .\t;; iriil'iuo 1 110 year, Zool- leu egy, Mini 1.1 gv, 1'iiyiii 1. I'..tuny, Chemistry ( .in* yi'.ir), I'll \y uii'l ?i * I r y. tw 1 years t"u li y .. ? i !i lu'injr | st groin.in . In-- . Ii'ltf I :;t..'i..i o?, \| ft hcmal ics, I11! 1111 !u .'inches, e'C , im itnliv ' "II" VI ll' III j. |.| ._'|',1 |. it(. |'*y 1 gy. ( 1' y 'Ii i!' /y. I y lint vrny, | >li. 11 i.| (my " might In- 1 .11^ lit in nil In niters, 1u hi 1 o i" that Wo tlioy may html/ tin workings of the min i of tin- mgro am! 1 ho nuilo ) ttuo Ii ? I taken ('hemisii'T four yours, a livo !l[ 11 \4 iih p. >t r i-liiatr i iii>i- in vorv ? (vuneeil ,\gi ini.ttital t ln'iuKi ty , llntaiiy two years, lone I" st gl ii 11 ;i?t*. Ii s;.|, 1 Physics, M iuelftlngy, lilt" tivi'li jiv. ;;t vetiii;; ami MuiliMtiaiicul, ling'i.-li hut 11 ml Mii'Iitii l anguage c!us*e . . Ait oxiiiii:* ation of tit" 1 iwriciiltiiti of nuv .. Average Agricultural College will show that tlioso Si-ii'tioi - Mi l- taught 111 1 ! em. hut rill show also I hot while tl.o stiiilcul gets loss piieh-forliing r.ml oll.or 1.1-unuul cm rc:>e lie seen res iniicli iitnic ft' otii'i' 1111 I tin 11::il culture. Ami which ., . ,' l"V.i'..' a,,'l hueing it' hi'iiie. iiinl fny 1 a scieitU.iiS cuitiiic ai viiiii-i.'.) .. .1 tie vote 1 hal tune that tiiigh' tnM'.i|ieii'ifli -v.- .m i dice t > the 1 rlortiintii-: ot lutiealhfti van Letter i|,o he lent nctl at home I r<>h The South Can'lilt a C..llege gives m. twelve weeks' courses "it siiotice. What she proposes " to th. she all cm j c t? ! thr-.uglily. She has in her scienti'.'n' ilepartinenti f"t?r pn>tes*.ir-, a two ft linnet i'n.fos. t s an I twe tutors, ami lliey t he nie kepi hu*\ Any 'lay there can he seen from , iul twcut\ to t!illt V stmlents ill the chetiiical lihor- iiiit iiU'i \ woi i.iisj; i ?< or three hours a day for u ^ ear, besides ; i1 vi 111y li ve or inoro in theorci if il 1 ',:l chemii'tiy. 11 w iiuiiiy colleges have their stu- No ilriits in ilu- fn-his analyzing ami classifying the floraol ihf neighborhood, In soles other situletit.s j m?v< yiuK, <liiiii)t work, planning railroad bridges, ele. we' 'lhe Mi'-issijij-i College, for iiistnuee. (which I'01 1 lake ?uuip!y as one of lhe l>e?t of its type,) (Ik \vfis oatahli-iicd as an institution 'at which the cai youth vl the State may t?ei|uire a coat/ma .*cAoo/ t'.'ui'itl 'i. ami a seioMtilio an ! praetieul know'- ? edge of Agriculture, Horticulture ami the Me- 8:11 cliunic Arts, wi'li<>ut excluding other scientific ami ela fie, be*. iiif'.uditig military laeties. It is ffeti at onee that the standards arc ilitler wi cut. 1 ?lo tut luenti to ly mat instritctinti in m Mi?si..s o i is < iititieT to the coiiimoti curriculum, lot! i To mean that beginning with a low Mamlnrd. ami having much of the day occupied 'l*' in drill and manual labor, and tinginr enrfew Hi til t'tti j> to , tint Mi?sissippi College cannot ar give :i> thorough instruction in silence as oilier Colleges with higher standards can, Aio the sons ,.f firmers t ? he res'rioted to elementary intellectual training nhile the s uis of oilier melt 11? t > ei.ioy the advantages of Hie m, loghe?t ii>.ii uc i m in literary c dlego-? Were I In.- |'i'oj sin .a male l>y any l>ul a farmer he 151 wiiilT be lion el out of the State. Is there ' ' anything in f -1: i: i: i .r that iuca|<acitatcs a mail a ft. hi taking 'he luulic i scientific education j| | SSlhle I Hunk :i harily nice?sary to ati'ite thai 1 ilieinical analysis and civil ongincciing ace tr colitUit" ! with \gt icii lure ami the Mechanic a' nils 1 hey are t.eight in all A ;i?cu'tural c>! legos i t any proton-ton. Nothing can he kmuMi it the e "i-Mitiienis of Hie oil. ot the plant, of the f. rtili/.er, except hy ciieiuicftl al analysis, while there is no' a mechanic.t! operation cii the larm. from laying oil horizontal C< Kail ) w?. living, III. IV VI III..I mi- ..... j? uji in imore djjr.nniio ontrrjiriM-i Mini iloc* lint rail 1??r -nelit 1 If CMpM'. rill?. I lint IViill!t| If n | ii-iij jf.'i ii uIiuim! college in*!i*ri| Mint 01 oiniitf l ilu -i" 1 vvu 1.r iin-lu .. In in\ articie I !< dial ii.it however ii;r!,.| to v.. 1 yh M.ein :ih special ilist 1 ti<*t11 111 \i;r:fiiluirf. They arc connate Hiulios lint 1 In* i>uiifx i-.' ui la vlucato young men **' t.wny fii iii M e i viii.. while 1 in* ?-c| arnie 11 ?r 1 - lit fiilliirn! enllrp.e son Is Intii lin k Iliere. |? line. Kalis 1-, .\las-.cliiicciis niiil M <^i>-i|.| i liaii . tifM in Mitli'gan, i!ic line-t " ' m-| urate c. la j;i - in ilie I ni >11. III J'J teal' I\IUIM?X line linil, el.I if iiv er w J.t t ti lnntiiviiali s '... male >'t .?*11. ales. of wliom u 1> wc:e fail .1 1 la-t Vi if. ! nf tlioo I i iliir ef Mir jrevans vi ir s cIii.-h. M!iMtH'liu>fii< Im*. mil "I of _J'_' la I lie lull:.. I lie Missis. .M.j.j 1 t Hip* 111 i" fin of over l,.'i(Mi matt icnlnics lin>i uimliiaual 1> Mil It nl?. 1! R wlii 111 i wa- 1I1 ni nii'l II 'iveie engage I in Jni iinii'r' an i Uin?lre I |>uiMiit3. '1 he .vi nth < urn inn ' allege ha- stnl hack ! I w jirmiuHli f if the Sana, I eivi! engimeriii g. gi ! if a tht li:i( it ana y l ieal '. ihornloiy. ntel il; I'lHi-lical | l :irii')n i~!" i<> bu-inc*s life. i if thr-e ?t least ! '? ii ...V "C > ill l>c engage 1 m Apri " cultural mi l -Mccbauicul ( ur-u i?. 'j'liis j., net v" so bail a injr Im ilie 'annex after all. It \v in 11 always bo rcmcinlei el Unit tbo l inteil w Stales pi ant wan mailt* a* much Jo foster mechanic aitsiiH agriculture. I hi-t seems tube forgotten by '' many el our reformers. 1 hey forget also i<> " count in I'latiin. where manual labor is .level- u epeil lit*ly, where 1 saw colton last August g about seven bet high. ami where gr.vluatcs are sent hack yearly lo the farms. Any* proposiii..ii i.. >lvv-'te the wlmlu o| ihe SlI.ui'M to a " while Api " ii. ilia! < liege ignores the faol thai 0 Ihe I nilr'l Smic* i uiigrcs of I * >'_' that gave J the icr;| hiol .-. ii < thought belli lor ibe me ^ chnnie ami lor the broth* r hi black. I pi. nun* ibe Stale SuperiiilenJtnl of I'du- 0 tuiiun gave the college i ig j ufl, because, i61, I*' Local New3A great many improvements are being ado at the Ilotul for the comfort mi l cuiivciftco of tlio guests. Notable among them is anew apartment that has been erootel for a B'ber I Shop, which will he nccupic I by bewis Caton, so w" are informed. ^ Ti.e tjcncrul Assembly will meet in (.'oluJtei on the fourth Tuesday in this month. It l?e composed of almost entirely new mem^r, and the Columbia correspondent, of one ottl>o ! New York dailies nays it will be composed en ! i won his duly to mention a State institution. | nd, 2nd, he investigated the college nnd irn? inch pleased with Uh work, and, 3d, being a rutlifnl man. La raid what lie thought. I'raisc roin Col. Coward is praise from .i.r lluLert B'lced. Nor is there nry mare's nest about tbo "0cre farm. 'litis nrcanlinits of abundant ex eriuicntation. 1'arish Furmau'g famous farm . ras just 00 acres. Aguiu, when have the ( rustees had money to buy a plantation ? The legislature refused even toe beggarly appro- ! nation cf $2,000, and the agricultural scrip | \iinot he applied, I ntn informed, to the pur- j linsc of laud, (live the trustees $200,000, as j te Mississippi Legislature gave, and they will j avc land and entile in abundance. As it is, lis college is conducting mere agricultural exerimeuts than Mississippi. With thanks for your patience, 1 atn eery tspcctfully, 11. Mkans Davis. flic oxilcfhl? (ilnion ?imcs. . M. STORKS, - Editor . I*. McKlSSICK, Local Editor. tvtltv f.'Utll\v \'l i vl.*\l Ufc'lf ! ? IUUI' SUBSCRIPTION?$2 00 PER ANNUM. , r, I Postoilico Hours. ! 'lhf following will be I lie time fur opening I nl closing this olbce. Tlie post (M'icc will be 1 icncd lit ' ft. m., mnl close ut '? p. di., ?har/>. irtics wishing tlieir inuil must lie here by tluit ue. The until for both II .*t and West will ' jse ut 1 hi. The mail will be taken from ' e si reel boxes at I ji. in., for hot li I rains. Mail Ibr Horseback route* .-hotil'l be dropped the olliee before 7 o'clock on the morning of part tire to have prompt di*pulcli. 1 J. C. lll.NTHK. I*. M. t tCC" We regret to slate that Mr. Cage is , I lying ipiite sick, his condition being tibont t *ii too us lust week. , c llcv, I.Hi.*.>n Capers rector of Christ # urch, <irceuTille, ha* positively <lccline<l Hisliupric of Huston <liocc.sc, Maryland. " * t iwy"" tiovernor Shejparl has pardoned lirtiitn tit**, who was convicte<l of arson at | October term of curt. IK7'.', for this county, I sentenced to imprisonment in the peniten- () y for life. t |r?j"" Our frieti'l Hewley is on a ltig Ibiotn, I determined to let the people who read the ' 11.a know it. Hewley knows how to use Titers' ink to attract customers, tin I he is T ping a rich harvest, ns he honestly deserves lo. u ? 9 I?ay We stop I lie press to announce that j friend iiuchheit, fixes up a plate of oysters tl tewed or fric<I ? in the host kind of style. 8( have tried thorn and would advise our ,| tids to try liicm, too. Von can get a plate II hours. p in iiiviv iii'sjutiuii; i ;i illy mail in w that her hair has not only lost its color, " is lull ol" dandruff Vol such wis the case 'E li mine until I need Parker's Hair balsam. 11 hair is now l.lack nn 1 perfectly clean and 01 sy.? Mrs. K. Sweeney, Chicago. e? fc -.j* Newspaper reports from the State aj pronounce it the finest exhibition, in all 111 Si ite ; hut visitors from here do not corer.no the newspaper statements, by a long al t. 91 - ? <1 ^j'~ If you want Furniture of any kind, n an and good. now is the time to get it. r friend T. K. bailey must sell out this nth. and otlers his stock on hand cheaper it any of it ever has or ever will be ofl'erod. ^ w is your chance. >p c tO'~ I nion has been well represented this ^ ck at the State Fair. A large number of h ladies and gentlemen took advantago of s daily trips during the week, leaving here !y in the morning, spending 7 or s hours in lumbia and returning about o'clock p. m. i a ne dill*. I' is now more than two months since h:t I rain enough to lay the dust. Plowing r nut of the question, consequently it is iin- i ts-ible to put in oats. Some, however, have t listed in a few. but do not feel satisfied with e work, and as seed oats arc very dear they c not willing to risk the main crop until the it is in hotter condition for sowing. W. Klliott, a white hemocral, lift" imi elected to represent the 7th, Mack, district I'digress, over Smalls, the black in< iiinbcut. d. I.lliott is one of 'he ablest uien in the Slate. I re:hie speaker, and a polished gentleman, e will represent his district with dignity and ! lect. ami the colored people will lind in him a j tier friend and a far more cflicient and accept de representative than the ex convict Smalls rcr was. < ?f this they arc assured, they will j represented by talent, lionosty nud respectlility. Cf'jf If there ever wns a time when the riners of this county were called upon to ol i? o/l|?/> nut \f.'in ?'lonpHf " oy and resort to every means to neet the mauds upon them, for food for man and ast, tho coining year, that tiniets now. u'? 1....1.1 .r ...... T'linilv in tivHinv in tiiis ' Miniy liatr etioiipli corn to luit thcin until tliu -t of January. On in iny farms where from m) to o.tWMt bushels of corn have been ordinary ops, 11>year only from '?(> to 'Jim bushels ivo been made. Tlie he ivy Spring rains ; ashed away the corn on a 1 the bottom laud-; lien it was too late to replant, ami farmers ho never bought corn before will be compcllc 1 buy next year. Well, what are we to do about it ? wc think Hue will ask. Why. ready to put in as uch siiii 11 praiu as possible, just a< soon as the eather will enable you to put a plow into the I Poiiti 1. tiond crops of eats and rye will ali'-t pull us all throtiph after they c.mio in 1 ext year?and they will come in. t at the I ry hardest pinch of the panic. Tlifc stock ill thrive and work as well on oats as, on corn . | hile rye bread, well made, is as healthy and ! hasant as wheat bread, for tho tahle. I.coiioniy ilist be the order of the day with all of us est jear, if we expect to tide over the >ea of ] 1 ioiii that is now before us. It don i cost much to put mi well and {rather crop of oa's or rye. and when they are {rathre I they make a farmer feel mighty indepeni>nt of the merchant and l<> per cent interest, fe ve pot to (otne to the supply raisinp system f farimup. an I wc don't know when it will be ! eiter to inako a virtue ot necessity than now. I I lie w Iiulo, of u sorry sr( of uric members. The frosty mornings have come, tho i-fop air is here, and our nimroals are giving Ac poor "Hob Whites" Kail Columbia. A prominent farmer tuM uo lost week \tn< he h i l wilucssc 1 the strange phenomena j,f i ruiu falling from a cloudless sky. lie thv^it strange of it until we showe-l him some oifte j different uoticcs in the Atw.i and Couritfltf i these freaks of nature, when his fears r|rc |iiieted. So Union County can also el iiinthe l honor of having rain from cloudless skies. The delegates to the Farmers Convcntiot, to he lioldcu in Columbia this week went <f*vn last Tuesday. If the other counties of (the State should send as intelligent u body of legates as Union, j erhnps the result of the deliberations of that august assemblage woul^he inore beneficial to the State than it will peplaps ilhetwire be. Union generally sends a soovl representation wherever she want.) to. The furniture factory is now in opct.ili n, or it Ica.-t is about ready to begitt woik. \\: will ;ive our readers a detailed account of its cpsra ions at an early date. Compared with this time last year, liieuuount if cotton brought to this market is greaty on he decrease. Nearly ail the furuiets it the tppcr portion of I lie county nre taking their .uiniii iu i iic i rougii JMiiiais i actory, xvieremey ire o lie red better prices fur the staple, lliis is iccotiiited fur by the demand nt the factory fur lottou which some what ctihttiieos the price nt hat place. Patronize the Uu-ccnt comer of the Timss. t will pay you without doubt. We understand that several entertainments f a social and beneficial nature wilt be given his winter in Pnion by the young people. x'uthing speaks better fur a town than iis social [tialilies, and we bail the news uf these enteraintnents witli pleasure. he Earth Still Trembling. I'.etwcen 1 and 11 o cluck last Pridny afteruoii we had the severest shock x>i" c mi. juuke ince the ineinorablc one of August ">!. liveryo-dy felt it, and all who could left their houses nd ran into the street. Since then the earth reins to be iu a continual tremor, sicsineiie irubs being foil quite perceptibly every hour j r so. Of course the couliuuauco of tl-es.j uuleasunt convulsions of tlio earth incrcn-'os the crvous excitement of timid people and arouses icrunaed fear iu the iniuds of the weak and ;nor.Mit classes; hut we believe thcte is a cause for alarm in this high granitcjiagiuu of tr country. A little over fitly yeui^ ago the trth was similarly agitate- I, uii I continued so a- nearly a year. The agitutiou then subside-!, i we believe it will in this case, witho/.it tloing ore barm tliau it lia-> already done. / The shake last Friday felt wfnh e-iital j ov.cver, u ?? ui~.^ I any other po.nt heard from, and uotxvithandiug rumors reached us that it cai?ed six I ?atlis iu tiiat city, no such fatality is reported i the daily papers. j * ho A. M. E Conformed. The annual bun fere nee of the A. ^ili. /.ion hitrch is now in session hero. A largonum c>* of ministers and laymen uro in uUer.nncu. hey represent the very best clement otthat hnreh, atitl in appearance and dcp<>rtiiic: the oily present< a high order of intelli.'enc and liristitiii character. llishop Jones, who presides witli pendig. , lily, is a man of education, pleasing in >anlers, and full of sound Christian ; ca. hen . ,11 entitled t? scats arc assembled tlJ cofer nee will number about 1t member Tlio sessions arc held in St. Augustus (Jhrch, ind are open to all. A special atl cauest nvitatiott is extended l<> the whito cli/.es of be t< \vii to attend the meetings. - * Hot Suppor at Fish Dam. We urc requested to give notice tha: the La lies of Fish ham and vicinity vill gie a Hot Supper and social entertainmtiit a the house of C<>1. I.ec Davidson, on Ihu.-sday veiling next, the JSih, for the pur;' ? < I ring oil' a del t now hanging over the icw ( lurch, called Kelly s t.hupcl. ap| ropi i..:ely n me i after that good man, so well ktintvtiADd btoved ' by all who knew him. the Lev. Join W. lolly. All who urc willing to ai I in ? good .vork ; an I can enjoy a delightful sucia! gftlheritg ot hospitable, noble hearted people, ire cor ially invited to attend. The people if Fish ham know how to got ii}? Such an cater: unncni ami we are sure tliey will make the one licit ihurvlay - a least of reusm in I a'low >t" will. " * Personal Montion. Mks Mimic Hunter 1ms lvtumt'l home from a visit to irictias ami reuoncs u. ?. nui... .1. Mi<s Inez McMeekin. of tiirfieM I'ouily wh>? was once 11 pupil at the I cinale Aci'leiny at this place, is on a v'imi 10 M.sg Mamie 11 ti 111 or. Miss McMcekin s many I'nemls welcome her to l.'n'nm after such a l<n>g a'sence. All's I'ora 1'otints is visiting relative- ami friomls in Fairtiehl t'otintv. Mr Onirics 1). I'arrnr wis in town last week looking ns hearty ami Well as ever, t hiriea a'ways brings with him cheerful ami pleasant snrroun lings. N'.i Kvk.M in s Willi l.sj (I.Hi'. Is lnokcil forward to with such an iimleliniiLe pleasure as that of approaching iiioiherhoml toil niiiig u ii ii I nrse ju? ?m-< i iv - .. - iiii i dri'H'l uV/o reep hi, though in.Ins I a \ ot u niilerful scientific research iherciieo'l It im -iifli thing ii** anxiety. I here it a [<rejvir.itinn niairifart nicl tii'iv c alic I i'iic Moilirs I ricinl. \% hi?-li makes labor easy. shortens ii. iiineami insures safety to both in iliier an I chill, an I the beauty <>f it c ti-itis in the f et tint is nbsr.lutoly harmless |f |i,t. | . * < rFcighl weekt before C'liiliiienieiil it act* lik- in i_'io It will pay any woman t > write lie l i.iliielil Regulator (' . Atlanta. t i . fori book coll taming particular*, we / /' *. No Mhiii Mis-iuns -1 nikee irl 'Mtnl I sli atl I say I .11 I t one I. one mail I shall novel jT'i out a- a missionary t< the lurks again, i >m ilia l.a-ly \\ >iiI I they not isten t . Tom arjjHnterits Mtli tbey li-tene. re?| eetfullj enough. but when I la ke.l in ntn- if tbeni aboil the *;tt of having ?i many wives, what ilo yot t it in k the brute sai I I am sure I ! -n knot'- ' He I >t Turki a w uieu were lik me one woul I be plvufy | Tho Public Ecalcs. | fur attention Ins been ci'le I l<> frequent [ eiinpl.unts from pcrsuii iu the country tlint tlic cotton .-caies here wcte ii;t < .rrect ; that a ha! ; of hull. 1 t. v..:gh as much ou < 1 y fair or :' %< p im I , i ( iroul 1 on th* *- ! <.f iTr ' -'i Hh?ils Fiio' "v. I'l ou inquiring *>t mir T?'*vn ntrh >ritios concerning it, the scales were thoroughly examined mi l tested with a number ??f undard scales in town, and in every in si-nice the cotton scales <li i not vary a quarter of a pound. Now, if the Trough Shoa's scales are so adjusted as to give three or lour?we have heard of te?: ? | oumls more to a bale of collou than tlie standard weight calls fur, or that such inference cotnus fritn e ?rv'.o.-v weighings at the Factory, it seems to ui tlic proprietors anT managers of ill" Factory should loots into the matter, for it would cause a cotiiidi rablo loss in a lew hundred hales. Hut thrro is another and very important lcaturo to the case. Where vr tight a are coinpare I and a difference is u .' covered the honesty and integrity of the party giving short weight is seriously, yes. criminally involved. In the natter of the public scales, up"ii which cotton is weighed in this market, each individual in this community feels a direct interest, as the iionor auu luiegruy i.i caou is uirccuy inevolved : and in that light we felt it to bo our duty to find out whether the to;ton scales were correct mil in order or u t. Hits lias been lone utitl any person <.,r | vrs >ns who ntay doubt their correctness are invited at any ti tie to examine an?l test tl.im. to rcweigh cotton weighed upon theiu, or in tiny other way to honcst'y make investignth n. Wo claim that our cotton scales arc strictly correct, that the cotton buyers and the weigher are honest tnvn, and would uol bo guilty of doing such a dishonorable act as to defraud any one out of a few pounds of cotton. If, on the other hand, the cotton Factories can and do ,<//? < live or six j ouuds extra on every bale of cotton they buy, it is more than ordinary buyo.s can afford, and neither they nor the cttninunity met be o-mncd of dishonesty because they give and take only what ' strictly business' detnotids. It must he evident to every person, that oviT-wc:ghl or careless weighing tit other markets, cuts like a two-e tgo I v >r I - it docs injustice to the buyer at that market and, by companion with lair and Inmost weights in other markets, puts hoto M at . discount, and implies th it it i? dishonest. Tim Nominees Confirmed. The diction of tl.c i i.-.o , , , .piict and passed i tl > loisi lcs iy il.at we actually neglected ti n ti.e it in ci,r..:i r.vi . ? ,?-ue. The managers li i I an awful dull d-;\ i f ;t. nti I the voters v.ire -> iti li:;> ro?t ahmt excrci-iug tlie l highest right of Aiiieiicuti eiii/etiship that | many 1.;, ! I' he ccaxc I t? go to the J .u!s. All I 1 11 :i I ihrv ! 11 v i ! f.-r i. I ' 1.1: * V o- m | . .... \ i I oi'i ..-iiioii to iliilalc.i once. ami ?S ' " 1 * ' < .1 ji.-'ii-' t.'oiieral election tliem or to the ,u " ?r ,t,? i . on,. v- : rmi.t ?>'? ?? '!lC only uinouuto ??* * *? . . wWo State an I r ?., ; ?icke. t r,vi..?sly noa..OHtv.!. Imler tl?i-? tiding ?l.c ? - ?* I tu "ivc tlie ?itn! v t" vac!, camU lute recetvc-l si%,nss ,c rc" | S t A I !. i I' K !.! . | I'of tiovcrn..!. .!"Iin i". !: i: ! n ' '' '"J ' Lieut. ti11v., W . I. M'.iil-liii Sec. iii State, , /.. I.i'iImt Ml Att'y ?tfTi.. Jai. il. L.-.iio Troasuier. i-: ? .* L ...i '.''.'I t'ompt r (ieii.. V.. I'.. Mil y * 1 j Sup. Ijlucatu il. liiiv 'AM A'lj. ami In*, t. 'I'.. *i. i.. 1 11; iin '.'So t'll'NTV l'H Kl,i'. Senator, Win. .Mur.r i '.'"J" i: Ki'it! sr..s i \ 11 vi >. 1. U. McKi-Mci; OOo A. A. Sarratt J. I'. liuiii i* '.'71 I'rolijitc .1 migf, Ju.-;. M. lac '.?S7 "ichuol t.'oin' r. . M. I't.-ii!1 '.<77 j T. |>,.ugia f 1.. I lain i I* (' Sartor ,,A>..rn.'>Nt'. v.* 'otcs Uclaiive f. i?invc >? ) were cut -yes ami ' ^ ^ (, ,n0 ;Ue'ative to the een,u . m l uion so thai aMiemltmni vm con it i y. ? I .ii i.<ii.l-..i !? -i : ..? I'rtrwu I'l I- ? i -a!.* 1 \a" A Pro. ? Ai .i si x, II Mit.riki u ami i wnr.itiiv.?Augu?la correspondence .a '" '// </ : ('id. Mitelicll, l'resiilt-tit i' tl.e Auj?u;i. liugcficld ntnl Newberry llailr > i. \\:i??? eu this morning. Hi' ihliirin? yiiui- i . -riii.wivf ihni thirty-six mile* nl hit. road ! ii already been graded ami |in? hand- are ii i u a? ~ i * i it. I no grading frmi here ii> No>* t tfrr;. a\ i I lie completed in | three months. I' ?! > iliat lie is celling , tuAAn-lilp bonds |: and made a contract yesterday I i* m>,< t which aa.I1 lie paid fi'l1 in bond- it | ar 11 e will coin iiience laying ll.e tr '. in a >!i rl while. 'I aii i- die I ' U i i"it ii'le>l to run trough I hi* i iwn-hip in i '..i'l f N < . ai: I to which die people will I . i the - I!h in?!., tu vole a .iiilo?cr'.| . .ii i -- i '. in township h in < 11. t i run t'.r f.w; iy i^r ii t year". The i in i ti.ui- i:i ih- town r.si'l t .?n-|iiji eautiot be e-ti: mated in da lni'1. n o' ii i I Hi.' gri' ;> genera! benefit- i' won" i i i ile." in the fu'ure he lost sight ul' in the J ren- .l .-! iriy mill i ik of i iir atl'iifi. As a\c have j ini.'.l mi! before, we are al. nit to be urroUii led by raiiro ids. giving j iiiipf itaiit advantages over in t? every other j oeetiiui the c urr;;. *'< )< i Keys an l |5j irauiville, on the wi us, liavo v >fp<| I own. Ir ship miL-ci 11 tion? i > ? : >4 ! > run !>y (alonii Sjiri'ij'. i i >| at tanburg SanM.* tii.s wck i? I a J v .11 - f r in cWcii iu to v r:! i f ; In I lie I r. 111 ?en Wrtlil III I ,\ 1?' r : ilp S'i II I ij r..i - iil'ii i 1 i:*. i . t IS ii : I'r.rn I la ri' ?en lion I ? iri'ii?, *. m . v. .'1. ? ' l Sp \rt.iiil-iii'' arc ; i .tii .v ;y ! I :i -" ?a . ? friii i ?very l irl ill :.i i i unlv, I ?vi?i. m .r.vi I " t'Vi\lls: : p 1 ? 'I |'_ -'! It -in' in ill" < 1 Ail i 11'. i f r.ni' r i i ! < ? i>i i *i. : 'mil i4?>? from i!:-' i'ii:. 'ii; . I'ic mil."Mi1 o f.ic , tlih1 m 4 i.i i . >t I' ill very worn vyii^ -ii i" i I' . 'i i : 'iir:y -so I. a i ili-i*. ',f:ef I llli . - !' ' 1 (IV i li .r? t. I'll ( lisiul i n I i'< - r x i : >v ipliii j encil w-jtii i i .t! '?I'm :i a- i I \v n ".itiiult ii , ilicinul, ivuli r ii ; >N nil :araitin 1 her, aii< car? l- ili'l iv : i fr. .n 1 j? a'sori/cri to an fl "in ? ?ei V ' ii'T nrirl.i f. I -o , My i.i<-r .! - I* vr:4. y ii-or.liTe l And i .felt ? *4-* ! an i i it.^ns I ilia: I .scarcely tou i iiiior-"-1 in anyiliiii^. iI all lb? ? call? I rem? lies wii!i"iit n icf mil11 I ii?o I I'-irkcr" e I Tonic w 11 icli ?-ll t I a perm tncni tur? | h'.vi'i -i*. Lit !' liv V, A' k I j'iiu Our II.lent i\>rr. >>;sitidi I. Keltoii I ilionniiic.>t n little town th A ! ? sprung, up within the Inst t % v..t.s T? he ct.tro ?t ; one of tlie heat portions of South < nrott.a, mid j it is gri-htnl'y grow:: z e\c-y year. Two churches? i(.tptiv( an I ot*!< t -r-i the litl'u hauth't. 1 r structure .re ot.i | seen in this (.'entity. .Near the Mcth It' i I. it re ii i ti situated u very nctii and c. n f> tt.it le luti ling which i* known as the "ivvlton Academy.' , Then, t 10, the iitiiiiTcr >1 M.rcs is tltr.e. kipt , , hy Spears Howell, ( tugs \ llro. mul Alltuuti j J & Llro. These j regressive mo titan's :t!l keep j ! as full lines of et.ovls as are generally fotittvl in | J couutry Moris. A wot>1 shop i> run 1-y \V. T.. ! Alluian, who is very e injeleii' carpi liter. , The Steam Mill is owned hy a company of geiilleiiien, and it is a eotiveiiieneo ithe cetninunitjr which is hard to he (Viijutel. lucre u also a blacksmith shop, tun hy Perry Means. Hesides these there has hectt established ft I'hotogtaph Gallery hy Mr. il 1>. ilighatn. | thus the readers ot the i'tMts will sco tint in | addition to the litany residences hoth new an I near, mere is rptno a utile town in tno itcari . i l'ca Hi'lpe. Mutated as this little hamlet iJ .a tin* be ft eiatinn of In ion C<uniy, it l>i?l- fair to bocouie a town if no ordinary >i/.e. ami should the railroad j a?s tluougli k el ton it will glow up ninl boa town at once. I forgot to sty ibat the siek arc generally attended to by In-, l arwiie, who lives just in the suburbs, ami ibat tlio candidate* for inatriniony are unitcrl by liev. Mr. I'/.cll, who lives in town, convenient ti> the road. ant for any emergency. 1'. ? A Public Debate. The ('roes Keys Literary Society will give u public debate at 1'adgett's Creel; Church on Saturday, the !_! 't!? of November, at TM"1 o'clock. The public are respectfully invited 'o attend. rttnuttAMMi:. orator, It. 15. Dobo. r>j?"Mas Brutus justiiiahle in killing t'tesar?" Atlirmative: M. \V Bubo, 15. F. bison. Negative: L. J. Browning, 1*. 15. liobo. - Makk tiik Orphans Happy. Front all over, South Carolina a:nl Georgia ibcre is pulline-l i into ihc Tiiornwell Orphanage. i iTiatoti. I .South Carolina, an orphan housrh. 1 I of more j thau sixty, who are being cure ! !' r ? blijah was at the brook Cuerith Tlu*e:Tc the wards of God's people. It" the generous heat ted Christians of this and adjoining States should withdraw their hands, nil of these children would speedily lose their up[onunhy of an education, and would leave thi? .juin. happy country !iou?e. where they are not only eared tor, but also taught useful tu.unin! arts ,nd given au excellent common sciio d education. it is a good thing to give hanks unto the Lord.' But the Lord liiniso f t ils us that the most nccej tabic thanksgiving to him is to tVed tac fathericss and renew liic w idow. V. hat say the readers "f iiri- p>pcr .about adopting I t.:i3 HICIIKU <? u..-vr>illg - I- ?V* " " Sen.I n l?nrrcl ?.t (lour or sac.; ot cn-ii. '<r a kcir >f mola-sec. er a te.v .1 .La:* to the Ihuiaweil Urj.hannge, < iinun, 1 ><*? llic nvcragc of a full rear s> care ? ! each child. including hoard, clothing. edm-ati n. and matron's nuentiou. was "tiiy l?.r each c!..o . winch i* evidence of economy. ? hat is given , is well given. This is theor.lv institution for urinous in South Carolina outside of Chariest n. I hough under the care of l'rcsbyteriat.*. ?< ?l'cn 10 children of all or n?> denomination. or. ... i't.HtVLt?h?i. 7fMu i'"".Mo." 'lli * certitie- that my sister, Ivjhly t'revva, was taken fifteen years ago with a breast disease in connection with menstrual derangements, which | ro<U;ce>l a severe cough .ami general debility. rendering l.er lielj'le-s an i uual.le for any kin 1 ot service. and after bulbing the -"kill t some ot otir best jd.ysictans an I using several hundred dollars worth of n clicine* on her to t.o good, last .lime I procured a bottle of l)r. J. 11. McLean s l iver and Kidney Halm, which at once began to lielj. her. Since then alio has used seven bottles, and to our great joy is restored to good health, is gaining lies), and has become strong aud able to do her housework. She is entirely relieved of her troubles, nnl we would not be writ h"1 jkrdin medicine n?!>?? ' * r ... i ,.i ii.e fiual count be what S&2WS?w or I,c ^gzSS. grcssiotial Committee, puts t| ... 1 : Kcpuhlicaus, I -?? ; l.auor anu inuepcn* t dents, i>; doubtful, ? ; vacancy 1. .Most of I the mx doubtful claimed l>y the Itcpublican ! Secretary will pan out Ih-timcruis. The Labor | and Independent mouthers will, very puss.bly, j act with the Hcpuhlicans. so as to leave the | Democrats a slender enough majority at the | hest. Wo wait with tnune interest to see how | tho Democratic journals of the North, as well ( as their Itcpublican rivals, will account for the j decline tit' l>ein cratic strength. .Mr. t'leve- j land doubtless will come in for his sh ire of ! tlie responsibility for a shrunken l?einocracy, 1 be it just or otherwise. It will be satd that the same decline of Demo- i cratic strength took place in New York "'t hi1 j ad tn in ft ration of affairs there. And on this it j will be urged that the policy of running with i tlie hounds and keeping with the hare never proves successful in political life any more j than elsewhere. The A'<;/ '< / has t; > fault to ' find With Mr. t'lcveland. We take it tht the I present Democracy wants backbone? has wan- | ted it all the tune?and no party without bark- j bone can stand lunch pressure. And thai i? ] what is the matter. A party that does nolli j ing for the fear of its own sbadow is n> t the party (hat most men will tie to.?(Jul. U< / / r, I - ? . Animals are often atllictc I with a ui-.-aso called the mange. The same lis,.,-,- hi human beings is called the itcli, and is bigblv c otagiotts to cure it mix Hour of .sulphur with Dr. J. II. McLean s Yolcatiic < >il l.itiimciil, Latin* it thoroughly, and take I>r. J. II. Mcl.,.in s I. ver and Kidney Halm. l or sale by al >lnti!>.sls. in Oi niA<ii:.- Kingilru \n*i-:i.l.er .. Al'OIlt I- o'clock \ ? I IV. <0 I lit* iiii 11:!' i atii : neigtitx?i*li'.<? t. a v- i.ri,' i?^t* > n iiiif I >i-oiry , I'.iovvii alt ioke I I'aft. J. M. *??ens wiili l.-nce rail uii"l struck liim two "Pfuro M ms ;|u. ' lic.vl. uaVing large gaslms. '" ip*. " m is oxer 70 years of age, ami is a very .pin an.I ( Nlincili'.f gcul'mian. II is eoti-liiion is nyn lei a* ..into u in^omus. '.'.tor in I lie l?y a wiiii-ui,: i for l?r.;vrn - arrest is*uo l by li:\I .1 iice 1 : J. N. Ilaiinnctl, ami ISfoAii \v.?? urn . I i.nlcr 1 i:. I.a-I ii jjlil ni inel imgiuC!! ^illio:?. I i-,| re |lt>iiip<l r?r.?wn i'ron: arri'M l> f.r.? i.oitiii, j I morning a p:\riy of while im n p .co !' i to llroxvn a house nul roe*pti?rel lum. Uri.vn 1 i was la'.eu lo the ollioe of I'rinl Justice II un i melt uii'l'T nuai 'l. Ahout 1- o'clock imbu > aimel negroes to'.in lw , .'I. r .* Ilan.- .cit s B office, hi living c iisi.leraMif loin oi-inili u,., , I'll** s'liCTstl" went ilown this aftcrno >ii for i|n> ' | in |iom- ot luingiip llr.. vii ;o j nl an l , m,,, ' a c >llisi >ii he I ween the while* ini'l hl.c!;. 1 III i ki.i n's Aiisicv fu.vr Tin- I.pm -1 v(J| the worl 1 f.'i- cuts, bruin i. ?uns, ulcer- -*'i I rlieiun. :< vcr - ?res, teller. < 1: tppi- 1 Immls k chilblain*, Torn?, ami nil -kin i-rnpii i.-, t,| I positively cure files, ,.r n , | ,v require I. I o IS J.'11 11.1 II11 C I ll) J!l\e |e|f?rl - ill-lei in oil ey rcfiiii'lc'l. I'tice routs |.r i .,x | l or sale ly J V\. l'oscy. jiy. |y A disturbs to-* between whites and . ks occurred at cd.ciluian. on Suit, < /. Two \ *?ito imc" ' i" urn led niiil oiu egro waa i II: i.. i 01 ! i i not jot. O sv.t . *:.i? in YntuiMA.? Lynchburg, N'o ml.or s. ?The weather i? cold. There was n I ,!>t tail ot snow ycottrduy. 1'lirao inches of - n r. is rev <rtc ! in the mountains. Ice threeit' mi inch I hit It f.irmcl last night. Tit h K?;\ I'l l as Cotton Chop.?Alexandria, l.^ypt, Nov. tv?The Cotton Produce Association has issued a report staling that tlicro is a slight increase of the yield of the Egyptian crop over that of lr-N"?, but (hut the ginning out-turn ia no better. ? . AsailiNMItNT OK A HaI.TIMUUK FlU.VI.? Lalti. ore, November 5.?Jobu L. Middletou & Co., re livers and exporters of cotton, made an assignment tiiis nlteroooii for the benefit of their creditors, to Skipwith Viilmor, trustee. The lirm was considered wealthy anil conservative. Wit ir a Sthikk Cost WoitKiNaMKN.?Augusta, lot.. November <>.?The factories hare voluntarily reduced the hours of labor front OS to 05 bouts per week, and till the mills will b? in operation on Monday. Committeeman Wright, who compromised the differences, ia engaged in paying off debts incurred during the lockout. ;Ic will pay out about $25,1(00 for groceries and supplies for the Knights. - - ? - II.,,.. 'P. .1 L-U IV It _l__, ii 11r.o i??.*nun r.bii.?vui fuaiiitrra have sold nearly all of their cotton at prices tlint have not bt-cn remunerative. Many of liiem have found it hard to pay themselves out i f debt, white others have lieeu coinpcllvil to ask for further time. In the face of all this the coming year promises to he a hard cnc, with the heretofore cheapness of credit somewhat abridged. ? S-ntiitel. tit;i:\TLY Kxcit ki?.?Not a few of the citizens of I niou, have recently become greatly excited ever the abounding facts, that several of their friends who had been pronounced by their physicians as incurable and beyond nil hope? sutfering w.th that dreaded monster Consnmpiinn?have been completely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for I'ousuniption; tho only rcnt1 cdy 'bat does positively cure all tliroat ami lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma .and Mronchiti.s. Trial bottle free at J. W. l'osey's Drug Store, large bottles -r 1. Fmtt a r Fort Maim son.?Information reached here to-day of the almost complete destruction by tiro of the town of Fort Madison, near the tieorgia lino, on the Air Line Itoivl, on Sunday morning. Four stores were burned, including the entire business portion of the town, and three children were injured, two fatally and one seriously. The fire caught from nshes thrown out on Saturday night. The amount of loss and insurance could not be ascertained. Fort Madison has between 1 ot? and 'J00 inhabitants. Wosnnitrrt. t'tttr.s.?\V. 1). lloyt &, Co., Wholesale and lletatl Druggists, of Koine, (la., say : Wo have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, lilectric Diners ami Ducklcn's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never hail I uiou remeutes mat sett as wen. or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful euros effected l.y these medicines iu litis city. Soreial cases of pronounced (Jon-uniTiliou have been entirely cured iiy use of a few bottles of i?r. King's New Hiscovery, taken in connection with Klectrio Hitters. We guarantee them always, .'mid by J. W. l'osey. ? ,\ Ssuw Stiium.-?New York, November 7.? Heavy enow is tepovted throughout Northern New \ ork and New Dngland, reaching in pieces to a depth of '? to 11 incites. Nyack, N. i .. November 7.?A blinding ?no v -tot in, accomi anied by heavy wind, occurred here this afternoon. White llall, N. \ November 7.-?About five indies ; f snow fell bero last mltt,".*^ ihniir | siven inches .9 reported aTTT^Wrg' ' C,-K'- 'N V -v vemh.-r 7. I ho ! i.t'Jt snow y; .v.. ... "" 1 let.oo i . et??in here occurred j i.e...re uu. _ at tt.i- m |c?ia?. ? -M?.I lis**.;,- SI-uinm." ? t'ar. Ii,m if I** ' ' I?The South I d a "witness Association |llls been lio ten, T,CHu?f under a w!ek ' 'h,S f'lMCC ?'? past. th ? liaotistc".-1* .0i?.Uui. b??o an interest in their soul's salvation. Services each day at 9.150 a. til., !? p in., and i p. m. The 7 p. in. service is particularly well attended, the tent being tilled to its utmost capacity at each night service. The ministers conducting tho meetings are Messrs. Oliver, 1'orter. \ uughaii, Miller, Morgan and bcitch. The singing of Mr. Tillman, tho son of the evangelist, adds inueh to the iinpressivcness of i lie meetings. litis band of coiisocratcd workers are untiring in their ellorlH, and Ibid l. i? . . nuniv answered their nravers in tho saiictilicutinn of about unit 1mn<lrc*<I. ami conversion of about lilty souls. The meeting will continue imlcfinitely. No lain yet ami the dust is almost unbearable.?/?' </(.< '? / . Consignees IVr Express. UxioX, S. I'., Nov. JO, iK^'i. Jv:< !> Thomas, 1'. M Cohen, It. 1). Ilighnin, W. M. Meador, Mrs. .Miles Howell, 11. 11. Hill, \V, \V. Ilobinsoii, V. . 1). Harris, Snm'i l.oininick, \V. I,. Askew. Kev. <i. W. Clinton, Thus. I'. Nelson, 11. (I. CHlford, ('. 1'. tirahaui, Jas. M. (iibl.e;, A. ii. fn.tcr, '1'. 11. Malison,.!. T. Hart, M. W. Hobo, W. N. McCravy, Miss Sallio f. Iticc, W. 15, Campbell, Win. Muiiro, .1. 1*'. Norman, I'. II. Iloberson, Mrs. J. II. Maxwell, ! Mi-s i iara Sartor, foster X Wilkins, II. I.. i "ioss. |ir. A. II. faiil, W. I>. Arthur and Union furniture factory Co. No package will he allowed to leave tho lliec until all charges are paid. f. II. COUNTS. Cotton Market, i Union, Nov. 11. Market (juicl, with dc! cline in |.rices. Sales t'.d'd hales, at prices rangi nig fr in S. 1 iif.i s, J Our 5i5-Oiil ( oi lier. We have conclude 1 to open tins corner of our ! j ipcr to those who may \vi?h to advertise any new or s| eeinl article, "just received. ' Our , charge wul be > cents each insertion, for not ( in re than lour lines; to he paid, in > > >;/ fn.irt I 1 elorc the ad goes in. 1,000 I lit ^ lit Is lied Kiisl-IMuni Ortls, 1 .i't**- row.-i vini t.y .\. |{. STOK MS I'll. 1 A _ V n JLV,VUV UUSllUiS Ul XHUJUL j.i i rr.ii ir.' I |>y A It. HTOKKM A I < >, The Furniture Factory IN FUl.L OPERATIONW.\NTI'I? cvi'rylnxly to know tlnit tI'liicR i it r ti 11 <i?? Knctoi-y ij now in full l>lu;l, him I 1I19 l'p'i'rii'iors m e ii n ly toicll I'l liNTl l'IU: AT WlIor.KSAI.K Pkicks. I Coiiii- in l -uiisfy yomsclf tlnit we sell eli? ft|>. i We | rop"?o I" ' I'll at iml iii"r .' limn I n f > lie pri 'Oi tint I'urnuiire Inn levn soM here luic1'if.ire I Ml wi-luna t>. or-lm Fli:sr-<T.\SA l-'l.liMi I'l III) Will wv I ! ? | Ik i' i licit* I <r > with ; ' in" I will ?iv?. tliciii llif loivi-i |>iir<'. .1 I \ III I..-., j A V I / , . if