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' ThkAllia:cs Bask.?We harj itreral I C commenicatione fr m several quarters of the (j 8iatr '? ? * *' enterprise. < * ** (^* W? h re Hpokea rioqnuntl/ awl uneqnivo. ** c?lljr ot thin poise In The C?Uu>i riant here- S. lofoi ; but we ere w lling to threw aid it <>?<nl ' ? tight upon the question if we able. j To our mind h Is a quest on of espeJieory, _ of busineis pol ojr; nod u*tu a Ijr there will ^ arise diff-rcnces of opinion nm<>ng individuals. Without claim nit for nir opinions any ~ Wj |uL mo-e weight than their opkni ?uVa"V*n to the n piomises currier, we present ilie case as it appears le u?. , The Alliance of the 8tntc h?n nnhserlh^l ptK.i.1 nnj an a bus s f-r the commercial rating of the ftnlc F.xcliungo. K>mo $1*2,000 of " this amsunt has been paid in, and for a yovr ^ or mote lias lain almost idle, in far as its cn acity le earn a | rofit direct'y lias been exercised. True, it tins given the Htalo Kx change credit, and tuna lias navru me era of Hie State carcral hundred thousand dollars in the one item of oollu'i covering Isat year. Hut it in voiy easy to nee that y this name nioruy, iirosied in a hank ?-f oar own, imtral of in Mocks of other banks, wou'd ncivc the mhiiio purjo e in a in re effective way. and at ili>-miiijc time yield to " tho t-ub-Alhai in ? thut contributed it the pro- * fit ilint now g' ca to the banks u-ing it. W'e ^ any ii would peifoitn the sniiie ollice that it ' now perfoiuia in'ra el'eetively boenwe*, the " operations ol the Stale l-us'i.ess agent could I I conducted ujen aiiuilier uinrgii a cf profit to the wholesale tarn, if lie lr>d the A lisiicc Hank at lii.s bark. Th'? t o ng ti"m, nu I we prc'inno its Iru'li will not 1 eipics loue l.ih" sir-ingc the hank, I the a r- tiger the agent's credit, and the I etter the te ins to t.e obtained in his i urohases fbr the A liencea, 'lli'.s is brirllv the ground on which wo have adv cted tho cstablirlimentofthe Al'innce Hank; ami i.e tlduk that the resiths wi I fully viud estc the wis doni of the enterprise ?if wis-ly in it aged. waj?in?v it( erehj to us to feat upon a inisapp'ehcnah'ii of its | I.ni mid purposes. l or Instance, one bro'lie 'r objection to an Alliance Hank would I e ng last it, if it ,rt.r(. prop aed tocs'ahlisli a Nwi nil llu.k lint 11118 18 II > pil ( >1 our llltl'll I II nothing IS further from our pnr, oae. 'I lie proposed bunk Mill he iiworpom ed under I lie bi?8 of hinuth f'nrodtui, m'-iI under Shite I-tw.s it will operate exo luivoly I should iippnic it if it neretu he n N<iiioon! It t Ic Am-llier hi other in very niu?h concerned , nbniit Iho rule of interest to he elm ged. ( This, 88 woil ns the | i i'.iM ?|U"8!ioti, i we I woitli e nsi'le iro n; lull wu snrecly ' tliillk i' fiou'd ho mi e to nppnst I III! es-tih1 siiiiii'iit oi t he hunk tor tear i n mis iiuihle rut 8 ill' inteie t woii'd he elm gel. Tliediiert ns of lie! l ank \.il repres- lit tlie Alliance, wlioM! | rineip'es m e directly oppose I t ? fxliothiliut <lis mi itn mi.| it.teres , It in hi r I i c-nine t.'.ul tin Alliutico It ml; rnuongeil hjr All.mioe men, ill iicoordituue with Alii ilue | i-iiicip'e.s, w oil ' <1 he conduct ?1 upon :i nt>- ol intenst lint w ill I ! he 1' i.- r a I oi wo-ii the a I i itien Slo ?l- tu.t t? ?-. I on the one loin I nml the Alliiincc I nrroivcr.s , --nil I rctlircn on tl.e nth r. lint rti-n it it ili'l n geiu-tu' hinking l.u-i- ' nr.<8 I ko the oilier hinks, nl the mine rule I ?f interest or oi inimt, tousle ilec'nre luind- i .Nome <ii viilc'uls, it eecurs to lis I lint the form- , r i wlni conlr.htiteit ilu-ir funds I > the It mk in ill# way vl' stock would h- the hencfi oinrie-*. Tlioy n'u the only ones wh-i would h.? inte-etlfd ?s invts ors, niul lliey would he the only one-t to derive the ijireet profit, _ while (lie whole brotherhood would enjoy a the benefits they now enjoy. It npptinra to lis thut so hir from the Itnnk r.inl I lie Kxchnnge opcruting ng.-iinst etich other, the result would he to strengthen both.?Co/ton I'hiiit. . ? Anotiiku Ci.riuivMan in Tiiouiilk.?Oi?r II lesion, S.tk.Jun. 21.? At the iiiic.-hiiudic I and t wcnty-littli miiiivcranry celehrntioii of 1 n? ci......... p..;....,11.. s.-.<i... ... I IIIU uv until i IIUUHIJ rwnr j , I IIV Dliuil^' rst of its kind in I lie State, something of a ^ mtMUhn 'ir N. Wells, a Methodist presiding elder, who had snid in n recent sevinon : "The populul oil t i the country is rapid'y growing larger, both by natural iitt't nsn and by iminigvntion. The worst ele11 sof other ciniii- |, tries, the lower strata of . 'cly of Kurope, . the very dregs of humanity, air Hocking to ' litis country. I'v thousands ami tons > f thousands the vilest subjects of Kuropcan kingdoms arc coining to the I'nited { 'tales !< and st swm its they are settled in this country they begin attempting to destroy its beneficent institutions and customs which are the It' product of the deepest thought of a liberty y loving people, tnaceiistonied io liberty, 1 they know it not and mistake license for s< liberty. Here is a danger ineiiaciiig our country and Christ! ins should pray the All Wise iin-l (liiiuipofeut Creator to guard this '|' free lnnl from this danger, and from to prevent true ml pa'ri tic citizens it being contaminated and that lie may hasten i(1 tliu conversiin of iltcs* miss of ignorant foreigners into pure and tiod fvariug men |? and women. ' . < The attacks on the in ni tor were direct and ind-roct. One of ihe most foioiblc It speakers devoted his entire response to a t >n?t to the levercn I gent'emnn. It was a biimpict and more of this class of talk is |j expected. The Irish have also taken excoplimit fit till' rt'lllMl'k M III' III*. \V l? 11M. \v Tilk Kr.v. Mu. Winn:, up lluou lln.i.. l>UO\YNS lli.MM.i.r.? Itm-k Hill, .Inn. -'J. - 111 The llev. . S. Wliiii', pastor ot 111o Si'coiiil Presbyterian Church mi l :i?-i lint minister in llif First Presbyterian, committed suicide ;il this morning about'J o'cW-k. Hi- climbed . ii|> his wind mill, n di-tauce <1 sixty loot, " where lie was to1111 I tloa'iug on tlio water in the ?-? ?*- . v.ery iiu-igiuui.de place lull boon searched. -pi F.?r some time lie lias boon troubloil with dyspepsia which i" the only ciuse assigned. ln Mr. White was |ircsiilont el" tho graded school niiil iif the llock Hill library, a director in mi'ls and I auks hero and interested hi iu other enterprises. He wt.s fore most in ? educational and Chris i*n work, lie was tho most beloved citi/.en of the town All the stores and offices are olahoraloly ' draped in mourning ami all the members of is the graded school wenv crape. Tho funeral c takes place to-morrow at IJ o'clock. Tho minister* of Hothol Presbytery will attend, in addition to others. . . _ c< KiiYi'TiAN Cotton. The ste?in?hip "Fit/.- m toy," which arrived at Now York Saturday from Alexandria. Kjjypt, brought tlm largest consignment of Hgpyii-in cotton ever shipped to this cnuitry. It consisted of U.-ilO bales, '* worth about ji.'l'itl.tMMi, and was shipped by w (ieorge Ainlrrs .v Co., <?f Alexandria. to F. s0 I. Andre*. of N". 2"> IV?v! s'rcet. for ?iim nn mills in this country. Manyadvantage* nrc claimed for the I'gyptian cotton to nc- ^ count for its importation t?> this country in the face of the near supply of the great American Staple. 1 . + . ? IliiKi.is s A itstc.v Sai.vi:.?The llest Salv in the worhl for Cuts, llruiscs Sores, I leers .Salt It lieu in. Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped ^ Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or 110 pay reipiired. It is guaranteed to give perfect ?n satisfaction, or money refunded, l'riec iio th cents )>cr box. For sale by 11. F. Posey. lo 1 -,.i? tttlt, 1U?M? Eva Mans is not Hamilton's Wiiiow New York. Jan. 22.-Surrogate Itansoni de- !'1 dded this ofcrnoon that the marriage of Eva y L. Ilnnidton to llobeit Pay llatniltoii Wa* void and tliut Eva is Mill the wife of Jodiua II. Mann. p, Save money and buy an over oat a*id a dt Winter suit fioin CIIAIIAM JcSlMHKg. yo ERe IDeefiln Iftnon ! , M. 8TOXE8, Editor , 8 8TOKB8. . Local Editor i?Vftd?jr, Jj*unary 3?th, 1881. , UBSCHirTlON, (1 60 I'KR AS SUM P08T OrriCE DIRECTORY. The I'. O. will he opened for hu?tne*? rom 8 A. M. lo 6.30 P. Xf. i n? Atone/ ur?ler Itepnr'mcnl will be pcned for lniiintM from 0 A. M. lo 4 I'. M The Northern mnil will clore a> I P. f., anil the Honthern M?ll at 1.80 P M. Any inattention or irregulnritic* should c reported promptly to the P. M, J. 0. IIUNTKH, P. M. UNION CHURCH DIRECTORY. ilernoniST ('nrcrii? llrr. waltku I. mrk iikiit, pamtor. Service# Sunday morning nt II o'clock, ,nd a' 7 XOo'oI ck Sunday evening: Sunday Icho-'l nt 10 o'cloek A. M.; Pinyer Meeting iVediifedsy flctnonn at \ o'clock; Yoir>g oi.i.ln'^ 1'rnvor Meeting WdllKHijnV C'Cl ihg it 7.ISO o'clock. tAiTirr ("lit tint ? Rkv. Uitxr.\MlJC I.ampI.KY, l'AHTOR. S'-rvir?v4 mi iho 1ft, !? ! nnil 4th Sim '*)' morniogM * II o'clock ; HerviefM on the let, 2*1 itr,?1 !?l Holiday evening* at 7.<'$tJ o'clock ; Wlickly I'rcjcr Mealing Thorn lay evening nt 7.30 o'clock ; Sunday School at lit A. M Kl'lHI'OPAI. CllfltCll ? Rp.V. ISr.NJAMIN A I.I h to.i, Kmtoh. Services Sund if nfien ooii nt ft o clock ; Stu.dny School at 4 o'clock 1*. M.. . ? ..... ?, t Anion. \ 8i rvIfM H^in lay morning nt 11 o'clock S TT?ek'y I'rnyer .Mooting. Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock ; Sunday Sc hool nt 4 o'clock P. M I'mycr Mealing at ilia V, M. C. A. fla I every Sunday afiprnuon nt 4 o'clock. NOT I OK TO ADMINISTRATORS. Ah homi') |iani*H have lately i 1.1 cr | cm i-"' lo delay the piymcut for n-1 acrt initivc l iiittions mi I other Notice* rojuirtd liy liw in the Adiniii'slration of e?tate?, ?lie-! ii' I |i"id in ndvniic", we give einplint'c untie", tliii * e \vii| ii< I ins-rt S'icli ndveit ise- j meiil, fur a in/ mif, until our fi-e is piiiil. Wo | rnuni.l '? exj < T'd to aw nil ilic result of liliKatun, * itiintiiiips i rnlongt-d te almost a lifotinif, fur niir piy ; <>r even to awnit ttio settlement a' tlio end i f a year and risk the mlvenry or ini'iiiana^finrnl of tIm eela'o j i'ii "hi pay. TIid ollieers of f lie Courts tnav li it, for llioy have no eapitnl invested, no jflieo lent, insmaiire, taxe?, mntoii'ils or euip loirs In p iv out nf t'u ir fees, but we liave ill tliose expenses In meet and must ninkc is sure as pofsilile of every dollar wo earn <?lt RAT KAliK OF CAST UNION TOWN LOTS, NKXT MONDAY. . O ON'T NKWI.KCT TO ATTEND TIIE SAI.K OV TOWN l.OTS IN THE JEW TOWN OF EAST UNION. TIutc may not be "millions in it," tit there is certainly money in every i r ... . l. . D .. i . . i ii, mi me 11ini pureuusor. lOast I'nion is bound to bo ijuite a >wn in :i vory low years. It is tlii' best place in the County >r a Steam (Jin, Saw ami Crist I ill, ami olio will bo built there toll. W illi all the advantages of the , own Schools, oburolios ami market, ] cheap homo ami farm lot oan bo night at I vast I'liioit, almost ail- J lining the corporate limits of the 'utility Seat, escaping the heavy iwn taxes ami avoiding all other iconvenient responsihilities of those ring in town. It is a (I rami Chance for persons ith small moans to double their ........ k?IH-> < 11111'tv A plat of thr town, with tlie lots II numbered and plainly shown, can i? had at the TlMKS uflico. tiov. 'I'illmnu lias appointed It- it. lomao, of Sumter, Itailmud ( otuinissioiicri place of ex-tiov. llonhnin, deceased. time till*e stir in tin* community I st Tuesday, was caused by llic nuuouuccicut t It lit Itrooxy Holmes, n young colored roiiian, liail that mottling given birth ta ijilets, mid that til were doing well. This a prolific County, in more ways tlisti big it crops. for (s veil complaint is made of the bad unlit loti of the roads ; ami that in tonic 'client no Kon<l Overseers have been ttpniiitcil, or. if appointod, they do not ilo their uly. nn>l cannot ba fouiul. This is psrticitrly the case on the I'inekney road. which, e nro told, is now n'liiost impassable in mo p aces. Miss Teresa Shoppaiil withes to inform t many friends, that she is now with A It IIV M. COIIKN IUIO where tdio ill be pleased to serve tliein. We hear of a number of cafes of la grippe" in town, but only one tr two of icm are severo enough to eonfiue Che itients to the hod or house for more than ie or two days. It is spreading nil over e continent and don't discriminate between wn and country folks. Mill Mends, Note Meads, lln volopoi, Cirilnrs Dodgers, ,S;c., printed neatly, promptand cheap nt the Ti.mks ollicc ? Don't neglect to attend the sale of thoso -18 ie y. nng Kentucky and Montana Morses xt Monday, b'nme are broken to ride an ? ne. and romp not broken; hut all .ire i mug and Bound. Profl'abla Farming- j , O-r v m trend, Wirrw Dmm t feats . litt f j r?,?i<tt ?i4 wall In m>yvof tba re- of mlt* of bin I *17 ear'a labor ou bia farm ?? la Hare it l< : <X On urn bo m/vlo f>,480ti*. of Hot II cot ou, <r oeer 677 lb? fa tba acre. He w manured it with 10 sacks of btono Acid, lk U'clnsed of Mr. W* A. Nicholson. and lha fn reed planted Imgroted. The H <r. v ~~->^AiAKMd^aiktr?dJ>y Mr. |Wr- ft nclt, '***?* and a li tlFTT^HjPffif boy. ?- .J flight rail io^mf. Darnell's firm, ll??a M Mr Monro Williims, who rrporla 17 lalea lj from 2't acres, ui aim red w-th l't rock* of w Stnuo Acid, nod cultivd dby hiinso'f with ji one nm'e. it Our flicd, C. C. Hnrtor, r.ls ? reporlclto r ii<? I lie li'?! crop lie had iiia'c f r years, f. *. f <i"? bales with 6 ruu'cs, or Id hales t > the r mule. (I Ai other eery gratifying feature in making c la-t year's crop, is the f?ct that through the il workings of the Alliance, it was mndo at o less c st to the Farmers than any crop for ^ many years psst; and while the piice has >i.i hrn-i mi to il? MnlisOirtorv as 111e Farm- I I ers wieli <1, they have inu>lo a fair profit Ml < iWo crop, nifl t?o more such good crops at < the wiiiio pi ires will lift the in luwliiuo? au 1 i |irovi<lcn> class of Farmers comploely out 1 of ilieir troubles, nn<l p'acc tlioin on firm i ?l.til-ling ground, with much dearly houglii < c*i?? *i ' ' "T " ?f?ntly warning thcui aga nst the '7 "4 \ of "re'icf laws," ore lit and poimcal l>i -iPtfiff"({^ ftcViA^^Tieir I An* 1 nrnl an I hono'nhte cillng, an 1 bringing f.?rci' ly to III ir minds the tcripturnl injuncli n : ' I'aul may plant a"d A polios wale*-, but do I giveth the increase " ? -- - A Brute lVigro and a Mulo I/ft Fri Iny I'crnoou, Must Union ens t catud to nil exhibition which v> r.fiod the old snying, tliat the negro and the mule were complete matches for rlubbornucss and mean ii?-ka : ( 1$ II 'I'oyior, who was pretty full of 1 on- i zinc, ?.r. sonie-hiug e so, ni(oui|tul t mouiii ' his mule, but in doing s >, lio fe'l off. He com- , mcneed beatdig ilie poor animal uumurcifully < ovi r (bo IickI with a H'ick. After hegot < through, lie mounted the mule again. The j mu'e l?t him get en awhile, ami then started to linking to get him off. Fai i?g i mtthln, ho ran wMi Taylor to a hox car, nail < there he van a\ mg the sole of the cir, rub- ' bing Tay'or agiiast ii. Not satisfied witli ( this, heliiol the wi^ll of Itunhsr's Market- , .Just a'mil this t me, (Jipt. May, oppenivd ' on the scene, an I very properly locked ' Tuy'or up for (lie night. lVe have event tirss among lis who cl iiin to j lie hum hi beings, but who are a disgrace to ' human ii-lure, by their cruel treatment of j lirules they have under their control. \V? - p lliink it is i ho Dice of every g. K 1 christian t, oi<i/ori lo interpose when they how .1 dumb * hi ?? e abused, and have the law against eracity to nniiir's promptly and rigid'y cu- M fore-3 I. n ? 11 fho Charlolte Dailios p Mr. Haydn, who litis edited ilic Chronicle di for Hiine y?a s wi h conspicuous tivlo and ah lily, has letiicd from that paper, to ^ llltfn l> 11 rtili.M r ? |0T" <>l " * tr?-. '.f ??y UaTimoio. Mi*. C. F. McUowo'l lakes Mr. \ Haydn's place 011 the the Chronicle, at id ?iii. no 'Jonlit, kiep the paper up to its piesent (>, standmd if excellence and usefulness. II The t'lt.uii.oiTn Nr.vva, is r. spicy and " newsy evening paper, cihtcd with much tact jj and considerable neility, by Mr. Wade Harris, a long-time nowq aper man, is evident'y winning success. It has lately purchased a liand-t inn t'oltiell l'rcrs, moved P into a linger n:ul move convenient office, and inado other changes to meet the require- tl inents ?f increased business. ^ t hat h.tie i- a live, growing progressive eiiyt j tnd hrr business men should keep her daily papers hcahhy with patronage that will cj present lo the world, every day, a true iiulex || lo its importance, growth ami enterprise. Then they can ami tdtmid demand the ltigiicM o:Her orjoumalts ic tact and talent to ro|irvstMit them. . o ? Attend the clearance stle of Winter Goods nt GRAHAM & SHARKS. Jt will be n lion- ^ mi7.il for buyers with the c<m/?. Furniture from Nativo Wood. ^ We saw a few dajs ago, a book cn-o, made c< of our nativoOak, by Mr. .1. (!. Ootzel, which n was a truly bauds nne piece of work, being, highly finislie 1 and showed that it came from ^ the linnds of a master wnrkmin. b Mr. Oetzel is not only n>> "nccllcni work- * man, bat is also a most estimable citizen, and 0 should receive the greatest encouragement from the pcojde of b,th town and county. ' ' o Fire at Fish Dam About 10o'clock last Tuesday night the old Sartor residence, at l'i-h Dam, owned by (' Mr. <i. I'.pps Tucker an I occupied by Mr. 11. ft W. Stoke*, was discovered to be on fire, and beforo assistance could reach it, the tlantes had gained too grot hovhvity to be arrosted with itie means at bind, consequently the ( building was entirely consumed, and Mr. Stokes saved only one bed and a few other tt household articles. The firo was accidental, j no douht. If yon want Visiting Cards printed come to the Ti.mks office. l> ... - reraonals. n) Miss Helen Nott, of S|>trlaiburg, is visii- Sl ing .ludgo Wallace anil family. ni Misses lles.-ie and Maggie Anderson, of co Henderson, N. are visiting Mi^ Annie ltriggs. Col. J. F. Wallace, of Vork, was in (own |, las! Friday on business. " Miss Hairing! on returned (o Iter home at Durant. Miss., last week, lifter a pleasant visit to lier relative, Mm. Enisbc Nicholson. Mrs. M A. Ckoppcl and Mrs. M. J. Mc* W Meek in of Fairfield, arc op ? ?i-i' ? Sister, Mrs.AVm. Mesdor. \v. \v. Johnson, of Spartanburg, was in town this week. Mr. 15. F. Townsend has returned from a visit to Marion. Ben shows that he has had |<( a bad ease ot (irippe. til I>? 1 I lutinel has been reduced fmm ;1Cc. * yard to lie.. lt>c. to J3c., .'5.1c. to JlOc., at nu II. M. COHEN liltO S, "C< flKfr _J| Wt b*lM JiWed M latereetinf pamp.Ut ifty |A?f?poa the cultivation, f m*4 AtLation of tb? Rami*, froin C. f-tfMli Allium, of the UecorlieMing ^PHrk** Orlaan*. To an/ ooe ' Ik* cultivation of Kaotie U will t? iovaluab'e, as it gi?aa 11 ni upon tttry poiot, fro? tha iNnE. fdlfmit epeeiea of Ramie rjfl to moment of eellIn/y/k^Jj^^lfit^lbre of ?bc IUmie" twen* V" ? el **"' ** U\' bc,i?TC', U,,t U At.KboMHoeVn import lot ad,n y 'K t if iidiloot upercedi Cotton, 1 " of ma - of the finer fab'C1 ' appar.1. T i fibre ii sir mger, ulljr ne fipe, mi I line iuik >f a rilk appeiraocc thin c fcon The < \y iMfici'tjr in Le way m t>ie want of a qu k, aixplc and heap tfaj of decorticatio it ami preparing t for loarkc*. Thia (Jiffic ty Mr. Kauffioan rorC'ioic by the decortn ting niic'.iino inrented by ji iu. The noit important co? drrntinn* arc the >ricc of the machine, nuf whether it can he >per*t*l 4ri'l un lfr^HW Hi) easily is tlie Bolton Gin. Jf itasat aid machinery are luoh tbnt i imt^'oc unii't be bought noil run profitably in er?ry neighborhood, it may be n long tio-e b.-foie the Farmer* will change their C?p0^fio'd? into Itnmio field*. * hni4? ft!, Uaini? ,rf n"rtng in a l'fe time an 1 Vyio'da ' C*%J ? , ?ir r, i cMttUg( fj- cr-|>.' H * ?ilWy Go made a' re-y l?r?fi'^h|) irop by shipping the sialk.s some d is'auto 4 a dec-n tica'ing machine. The owing extract tikcn from Mr. KaufiTm 'a pamphlet seems to be a vt ry honest imuto of the ra'uc of the c-o;? on one act1 Vami or tii t: Ciiof.?Since it has been deaioog nted 'hat ramie libro can be mod liy W03 spinners the prices offend f< r docortii led ribbon* have more thin doublet. As rvidcnce of this, sa'es hare rocentlj'i been tnrde in New Orleans at L> X'11 Ifn * per pound, and t.inc cell's i< now tffered by panics hero and also it the h'lfh. Hiring tiie yield of green "talks at fifteen tons per ncro, ilie value of ivhioh ti n t less tha i seven dollars por ton, iroiild give a Pi turn of a liundreil and live lollars, which, nfior decortication, would product fifteen hundred pounds of dry ribtons worth nine cents per pound or one hunIred ani thirty-tire d -llars ; this would leave i ma> d llirs per acre for decort eating, n-d should pay a profit of fi'teen d'd'arsfornjil work, which of itself would loon pay the co^t of a decorticating machine ind ii any bo found that tho green si iiks ihuuld be valued at more than seven dollars | or ton. However, when the sma ! ;ost of production is considered, that price night to he qui'c 'ntUfactory to the planter. '1 ho cost of getting a rtnnd of rainie dcvends largely on the nature of the soil, price if labor, feniliz'ng, and coH ?f roots. i inters in ineir several locaut.es art icst iib'c t? calculate tlie cxpenso of dowing and predating their land for 'hinting and cultivation for the first year, liter which the cost of cultivation should not mount to over three dollars per acre, but ie returns from the crop of the first yen 'ill bo much less than those of the second ud subsequent years. It may bo said that 1 one in this country has had sufficient netical cxpcrionce on a large scale to give efini'o figures on all matters of expense mncctc'l wirli the production of r?mio ir market,\jit the following estimates, v Cd^.:^?] I ripping the leaves by hand 7 fttl utting ty hand 1 ftC inding 11 (XI nuling ... , -1 <)< ecorticating I ft Of iiUng IS Of Total $40 (HI Producing with above expense, IftOtl minds of ribbons at cis., fl.'lft 00. l.eavig a net profit, per acre, of j'.fft (M). No allowance is made in ibis estimate for io cost of fei timing, as tlit)t will vary on itferent soils. Iho cost of stripping the avos and cutting may be materially reneed by the use of machinery. Should any of our rondcas wish to purinsc roots, or make other inquiries about ic Ramie plant, we shall he pleased to relive their orders and send for all informaon they may ask for. 48 FINK HORSES. Will be siJd at Auction, next Monday, at rnion, 0. II., by McCafTerfy Brothers. These Horses nre strictly first class and a are ns l;nble to find a Fast Trotter among item as on the finest Stock farm in the ountry. There will l>c no postponement ; 0 limit ; no reserve. Every horse sold subject to inspection after ho sole, and guaranteed as represented, 'all and examine the stock. It will be'the est chance you ever !>? ' to 2UY A FINE HORSE at your own prico. Sa'e to jmmencc at 10 A. M., sharp. McCAFFEUTY 11 ROT HE US. (lot vo ir Job Printing done at the Timk s fiice ?I heap, for cash. Our "a'l wool and a yard wide" Men's engross Shoo reduced from $2.7<> to $2.2d ir Id days only at IF. M. COHEN & 11UO S. What r?r Tins I'iiukk C's ?The liOth inant was fixe 1 as the day for Receiver Lord, f the Three C's., to file his report, but it is ii?1 or stood that amotion for an extension of me will be made, nnd it is most probable rat tho pet tion will bo granted by the ourf. In response to a te'egrnm from the bondriders of tire Three C's , lloeeivor Lord it tiic city ycsiordny for Philadelphia, where 1 important meeting is to he held, at which me dofinito plans concerning the future anagenicnt of the road will probably ho nsumroa'c I. Children's Wool Hose at 20 cts. a pair : tidies at 05 cts, at Jl. M. COHEN k U OS. WANTED.?The consent of Jo,(too pokers.?to tend each, a sample lot of 160 OCKHh' Cigars niyl a 20 year gold filled atcli, by ?i'?css (', o. b. ?6 26 nnd allow aniinati^- . . _ c. "eh on human nnd horses and all animals Irt'd in 60 minute* by Woolford's SnniUuy 'ion. This never fails- Sold by M. 1^ItS k SON, Druggists Union S. U. Read 1101)0KR & 1TIU KU/.S AdvettiseL*nt in this papersnd "govirn youreeivcs JOfJingly " I 1 vwir'if'Mnwe of the Union Tmju. Jfews fro? North Pioolit. Etta Jaxk, Jan. 28.?Last Friday our c immunity W4? nom^whii excited by the re- , port tbal a m?d do^ was in tlie n? ijhbo h "xJ and lia'l billon wrtrel o'her ?log*. It mvle | i's way to llitVutb s'de of Thicke'y Creek, after which we heard nothing more of t. , Our day s.ho >'? are going on ?mooth'y, ro for as we know. Mis* Addis Cornt bae been engogrj to (each near Mr J. II. UhUMfc?'"- and will begin this morning. InHIVlli* ?eSf nU ? JJJ iu lilt HWv teacher* and we bf?peak for Hgiperalion of Ibe paren's and Mieir arduous laborr. >. Bi lcy was compelled to sunfc'iool Uai fcr a few days en account of Mump*, Weight a itack of which I lie Ind liiinec f. He lias undertaken n heavy work ibis year?teaching an 1 preaching? but be baa tIte energy, viir. and ability lo carry it ot??. Mr Uavis Jeffer C8, at Wilkinsvillc. and Mr. Ilur L'lnnionn, at 8tar Farm, have each good fchoon and are doing good work. Ah wc run a kind of a new* bureau, we would be gl d if our preachers and teachers would g ve us notice cf anything of inter*-at to tlt'jir respect vc calling*, that we may bring it lo Ilia attention of our readers L'pon the nic osH of the church and .school absolutely defends the future we fare of our country, sin 1 il id our put pose, {its nir .11 we are able.) ?o keep tlio publio mind constantly io front of i * <luty. ltrv. A. A. <ii bert preached at Mcs>prtauiia Cliurcli tcsterJay. llis text was fr 111 Itomans All:!! Psalms 1,X\ l:l!J nid XX:-->. A com in it t cr of j?oung )ndi?s of that cliurcli aro raising a fund 10 buy 11 stove. Come up, boys, ami teli tlicin by jour actions what kind of husbands v"ii wi'l 11 ake. We learn f'om a reliable source Out a few davs ago Misses Janic and^HrtnicJ ^ J^u^bes Creek, at Owen's ford. The stream was up when tliey drove in and tlicy s-n.n found that the horse wns swimming. They made heir wi?y safely to the other bank and were I erliaps b th wiser and undoubted'y wetter than they weic before. Voting Indies: I admire y< nr pluck, and can't th nk there is any discount on your judgment, in th.s ens , uo way. North Pncolet S. S Convention wi 1 meet at Mcsopo'nmia next 8'nbln'h, nt 11 n. 111. It is not the desire i f ?li? Kxecutive Coinini 1 tec to h dd u long session or put the Indies to the trouble ot preparing dinner for tlio occasion. "Ke'lou Wheel ' expresses some surprise, if not disgust, at our directing our last shot in 1851(1 at him. We beg his pardon. The head ino to which he refers was put over our art cle by that lieutenant f llrc'zcbub who condu'Os bu-inrss in the Timis oilier. This is aiioih' r nttempt of his to work us up to the lighting point, and should he succeed he may look out for Jim Proctor or l>avy 1 McCreiglit. oliitx dolman, who will represent us. ' Our 111 .stioti wis nskel "Kellon Wheel" simply because (like his) it was based upon 1 the philoeu; liy f inccliaiiieal powers, and doesn't enm within the scope of coininoii ' school atiihluetic. We will saj", however, tint we difle:* w th him as to the answer to our ques'ion. We think the hand stick is placed A let t fr.uii the end ol'the shaft. Mr. faun's, answer to the hat question i* : The merchant to*t $8and the Int. v~,.. ?.....? 'I'l.* /,1...,L.U which keep perfect time when (h?ir pendulums host seconds* The fir-t loses 110 seconds a day and the other gains 15 seconds a day. If die two pendulums host together when both dials indica'e precisely 111 o'clock, what time does each clock show w hen they | next beat together ? Vox. Tiik Nkw Papku Company Oruanizeh.?A s meeting of tho stockholders of the State Publishing Company, (he corporation whi:h has been formed to establish a new morning , llCWgpftpcr 1?? wm ho\?l in '.lie J^ircctor's loom of the Loan and Exchnngo izing the com tinny'' and electing a jjearif ol" dire:tots. The hooks showed that a largo majority of the capital stock of $.?>0.000 had been subscribed ami a majority of the subscriptions were represented in person or by proxy. There tire about fifty stockholders in Columbia and over forty in other parts of the State. Tie fallowing hoard of dirccto-s was olectc l : Win 11. I.ylcs, A. C. Haskell. N. G. Goiizn'es, Andrew Crawford, It. S. l>ospoitts and W. II Gibbes, Jr., of Columbia: Thus. W. Woodward, of Fairfield ; A. E. llutch:nson, of Kock' 11 ill ; E. It. Melvr. of Dn-'ingloii. A set of by-laws was adopted and the meeting adjourned. The directors will mi ct at the earliest day possible t > elect an editor an 1 airango ether matters. It is expected that the newspaper will appear about February 7. The Columbia Correspondent of the Charleston Worhl, dated Saturday, gives the following further information : The name of the paper agreed on is, "The Ftato." The following officers wore unaoinniusly elected : Managing editor, N. G. Gonzales : secretary, treasurer and cashier, John F. Reynolds; foreman of comnosincr room, Julian A. Set by ; general stale canvassing agent, A. K. -Gonial?*. ? . .v . ? ' For the Times. In Roply to Fair Play. Mk. Kihtor :?Your complaining correspondent "Fair Flay ' speaks not knowing i whereof he speaks ?*"' ?h?? diuy ol mine is only intended to correct his errors, i Shortly after I came to I'liion a metchant asked me to to get olF tome < dds anil ends in reaily made clothing and 1 commenced auctioneering in the little Green Front, and the Town Marshal informed me tint 1 would have to pay a license of live or ten dollars p-r day to do an auctioneering business, ins de of incorporate limits of the town, consequently 1 suspended in that line. Now as to selling property under mortgage ,ko.. that is only a matter of choice with tho parties interested. If they see tit to employ nie instead of other auctioneers that is all right. As to Sheriff's and Master's sale, I am sat sited that we have a perfect right to conduct our own silcs; hut if the Master sees lit to give me his work in that line he has a pot fret tight to do so. Ilespce* fully .1. (i. LtlNti. 1?itti:x itv > "Ht.t i: (it m Nt(ii;r.n."?Char lesion, Jan. L"_\? Ignite a sensation wascreato?I in St. Matthews, Oiangcburg county, over the death of Nimble Drown, a prosperous colored firmer. It appears that some time ago Drown had a low with a "bltto gum" negro named Tom Simmons an I in the tight which followed Drown was bitten on the tingor by Simmons. In a little while the bitten linger began to swell. Then it got worse ami it was n"t long before gangrene had set in. On Sunday Hrown died. Coroner Dukes was summoned ami hii iuipiest was held to-day over the iloid hotly. The doctors who conducted the post mortem examination say that Drown s death was caused by the bite and that the Lite of a -UWwjrTTni negro in nearly every case proves fatal. The negroes here nrc wild over the death of Drown, nod with the nccust'.med superstition peculiar to the race, imagine alt lnatilior of strange things A negro with a "blue gum" is a terror to them. Tho Newberry Cotton Mi ls tdiippcl one liundrc I bales?yards ? < f their cloth to China this week. I his is the third consignmc it tiny have made t uir friends on the other Bide of the globe. (>' ;; Correspondence of the Uoi>n Tun. t* fro* the Pea Bidge Xatropobr Kkltob, Jan. 27.?Mb. Editor. ?I hire n<ii tieublcd you mucli la'ely, t-ut Kthwa 1 Wheel b?? g'Vcn Jru ab? ut ell (he ne*i 1 floating nr und this f*rorcl little sp?t, ead < I will c>nline whet I harc to any to home ' v.d farm matter'. ' J am iryi'g to run a fitm, ead am no: ' n.itch of a polit cian. The best news i hear is from the farmers, who say they intend ti 1 plant more corn th h x?\t tti?? >??? ? 1 former y? ars; but 1 am eorry to say but little wheat tnsleen sowed. The few oats Mtwed in the Fnll tire looking well, and I llrnk tliete will be a huge quautity sowed ' this Spring. 1 hops so, ?uy how. The Guano wiigo'18 ere tig in ctrings of 7 and 8, loa ie<fed?wii with the laay men's manure. If eve-y firmer would mke up the litter nnd trash lyiug nrootid his firm and form compost heHps, ho would not want cue-half the coinmrrci il tnanurc lie n ?w npjilies lo make the same amount of cott< n, and impr irc his'and also. Hut oh ! that's too much work. Well, they are joined to their i'lol, I'll let them alone. I atn g"i"g to plant one ucre in I'indnrs this year. Who w 11 llluk the experiment with me? I shall | lnnt the Spanish lMndar, for I bc'icve it suits this se:tioi bos', as you can plant them enrly or late, as the wca'lier an<l circumstances may suit. Let us hear from s'tiie of our firutcrs on this subject.? I bel'cvc I'm lars will piy better than cottoD. Mi- Ivlit r, I have tome uturgm lards" iha? I turned down, with the top to the South, in Dccenilicr, covered with com <c crab g'nsa mid dirt, and most of ihem am as white and tender ns the hardest head cibbsge. I > isli doc wouUl come up and get a mess of Ihem, and 1 will send Mis !<m une or two f< r her to ste and tas'c, how near they come .-r ..... ?... , rul.l,??.. * KllONH. ? I no a Li-"'s SrccKssoii.?Topekn, Kansas, .January 27.? In the House the ballot for United St itc-* Sena'or resulted as foUi?s: 1'feflTer 0l>, lugul's 2d, Il'atro ; in the Soua'c. Ingalls .1"), I'feJTei 2. The Alliance caucus that iiomTiatcd Judge 1'feller last night fr Unite 1 Sla'cr Senit>r, in succeed Ingnlls, did not adjourn until 1.1 f? o'clock this morning. There were seventeen candidates, and on the "drop, one" rule ii took an equal number of hallo s to unite at a choice. I'fetl'cr is till yia's of age, six fort tall and slim as Incut's, wi'h n deep gullura though p.casing voice, and slow and doliberate in speech. Up to a year ago he was a staunch llepuMiuin. lie favors the unlimited coinage of silver and a conservative expansion of the currency, moder tn prelection of home in lusSrics, hut does not believe in protection as a principle. He favors the (lovernmert loaning money at 2 or 3 per cent mi fat in mortgages. The House was half an hour l'de in assembling this morning. The attendance of snectato's was large. The Senate's chief clerk appeared at 11 o'clock and presented a request from the Senate that the House ie'urns for further consideration to the So mite ilse.niieiiri'snt resolution iimviil ing for u joint session of tho (wo houses to-morrow lit noon, for iho purpose of electing n United Suites Senator. The request w is refuse 1 by i\n ovcwhe'niing vote The debate dcvilo) ed the fact thus the Alliance feared i hat the request of I ho Senate conc<tiled a snore. There is t?lk of the Semite declining to meet with the House in Representative bn'l Boots and shoes will be slaughtered for the next few days at U11 All \M & SHARKS. A Mining Horror.?Pit'sburg, January 27.? A special from Mount Pleasant, Pa., says that a gas explosion in the mammoth shaft of li. C- Fiicke Coke Company's shaft, about ten miles from this place, occurrc I about (I o'clock this rooruJ""- C . --- um wore iu the nunc. E'gliteen bsdies have bern taken out ftnd it is estimated that fifty men are killed. WonsK ani? IVonsK.?A bulletin from M unt Pleasant, Pa., says that from one hundred and forty to ono hundred and sixty persons were ki led in a mine explosion today, fifty-nine bodies have been recovered All persons indebted to us arc requested to settle at once, as we arc badly in need of money. RODGER & PUItCELL. Born With Two Faces.?Danville, Ky. Jan. 17.?Mrs. William Frecinun of Jessamine County last night gavo birth to a female child which had two perfectly formed faces. They are loomed nt right angles on cither side of the front of the head. Both at tho same tunc exhibit ttic some signs of the cluld s feelings; both crying or being in re poso as the chi d's humor ehinges. When last, he ird from the infant was doing well. We have some special bargains to offer iu ltd Flannels, call ami examine I hem, ami he conviuced that wo are not merely talking but we will really save you some money. (SUA IIAM & Sl'AltKS. A wok p. Fuom a Xink Month's Slkki*.? l>ix"tt, 111., Jan. 24.?Mrs. (irace E. Ridley, of A in hoy, 111., who went to s'ecp about nine months ago, awoke yesterday afternoon for the first time. She wandered about the haii.-o, > .:! ,!i 1 ,i|i?ak a word. At tea time she look her accustomed seat at the I table, hut could cat nothing, and when some I one of the fair.i'y attempted to assist her she motioned them away w itli a go I (oral sou i I, hut 110 ditli'ict w rd was uttered. Kvery gentleman should sec oar line of | neckwarc. Call early as they arc gong like hot cakes, (SKAHAM & SI'AUKS' Srti.t. A not it Kit Cotton Mm..?Mr. Jasper Miller iiled a declaration in ihe oilico <>f the .Secretary of Stat4for a ohartcr for a $>00,000, cotton mill near the Columbia Heights property. Mr. Miller said that, while a large propmiou of the stock would be subscribed at the North, severU hundred thousand dollars worth would he held in Columbia and in this State.?Cor. Xeu* and Courier ("nil mi l see our ?2 hats f v men. V?'? have juM received a solid case of ilicin.? Now i?? (lie tuiieio buy you a lint. Gil A HAM & SI'AIIKS. I>k\tii or IIoiirut fl. IIkmi'iiii.i..?Jllickytoek, January 27.?Hubert N. IIcii>i>liill. one ?f (lie ? blest ci(i/.< lis of Chester (Ymity, died at his home near (his place this nflernoon. lie was over 7<l yeaix of age, and was very highly eslmned by all who knew him. His luneral will lake place nt Hopewell Church, on Thursdsiy, al 12 o'clock. o Go to (he TimksoIHcc for your Hill Heads Note llrad*, Knvelopcs, \c. A Haunt's Sii?i>?.v Drain?Kielnnond Va., January 24. ? .V. Han is, n Jewish llalibi, fe l (Had in the pul| il to-day just after delivering a sermon. ? ? Doe skin and Jeans special low prices for the next l'? days at II. M COHI'.N \ IHIO'8. I, a niK.s Needing a tonle, or children who want bulla ing up, should take IlllOWN'S IKON HITTF.ItS. It is "tgassut 'o inke. euros Malaria, ludlgeatlou, InllousuctH and Uver Couiplstnte. _____ m Correcpoodeoeo ct tha UdIob Turn. Iaumtlaf la liar from I*im. Baiut. Tixai, Jan. 20.?The Lf|iskUira an at Aurlin a few days afo ia an anal icaaioo. and it way os laid that tba farmera *?iS ira in the sad lla ia this legisls'ure, for it is k fact beyond doabt that the delegates to tha ueetnbly ?e? e'ec'ei by tha Fa?msrs j Movement, so also was the Governor. (( 1 can ti utlifully be said ibat tbia is a fa-mere idminXration. Xbsre will be many re- jjfl forma ' : ?" It, I?I -L.IL.. '***"' reforms will be mads inte laws and executed wBJiw is doubtful at this time. Mr. Hogg, the newly elec'el Governor, suggests that hi? party will make tbfil a pr? grtrsive and a lire adatiniatrationjeoma. thing for ia adTunce of anything tbe^Ftate has ertr h?4; but no can yet, what will take |>lace>?t Aus**m|B* h a safe gue?, no doubt. to aay that e^Kliing rery extraordinary will be dona, because the circumstance< do not demand anything very extraordinary. A railroad commissioner will be created, anil some other legis'a'ioo \ affecting the railway companies in tbe State, in a minor wny, which sn'd companies aid not care for or will hardly know, and which *L- I-'--."" nf tli? Tcsaus will erer realize. The first bill inroducel in the T* xas lit use was to create a railroad cmimission, and ninny bills have been introduced renting in 9'ime way to railway companies. The iiios' import-int, so f?r, however, is the one creating a commission and oue requiring the railroad corn pair cs to provido separate coaches for white nnd colored passengers.? Ves, there has been one other bill introduced, which is *cy important to the lawmakers themselves, and the object of that bill is nothing moro nor less than to increase the pay of legislators, notwithstanding it was undcrs'en I and b'dicvcd that one of the nuii. / l ients cf the Fanners' Movement __ when in power was a reduction of B&'artes and a genera', retrenchment all along that 'inc. There a-c a grca" nnny awful ambitious young Statesmen in Texas, nnd it is quite possible some of thein niny try to make ihcnuclves famous by an nti'ookcd for expl "t even in 'lie legi-dntnre. Only a few days ago at Dodd City, ia Fannin County, a paper was in circulation asking the present legislature to pass a law to pr d.i' it a poison not al lc to piove that lie tind paid a poll tax from voting in any c'ecton, which, in my liumb'e judgment, would be a good lnv here, bocause we have in this S'.atc many very smart Aleoks" who go from (lace to p ace and tako largo etock in all elec'iin'?, who never pay any poll tax or any other tax?or their accounts either, as to ilia'. By the bye, this reminds me tint this State, with all of its boasted school laws and its home teul l\ws, &o., still is a great s'niiipiiig ground for rascnls, aud a good'y number find their way to the Lono Star State to prey upon the good people. I<a"t year's cotton crop was tbc largest over raiBe 1 in the State, and I suppose there was le*s money realized out of it, in pioporti n to the nniount, of any crop over produced, owing in part to the low price of the staple and the heavy cost of gathering tho same. Corn was almost a failure in 2?orthe^PC* Texas, consequently the price is high, wi^r hay. oats and nil feed stuff scarce and high, rtllll/ll unn.vo .^v/r. OV...V.W.. to many; but. of course, it is reasonable to suppose that the majority of us will not know the difference in a twelve months. The long line of railroad leading from Cairo, Illinois, through Missouri, Arkansas, to Gat?svillo Texas, with tin many ramifications leading from the main line iuto Litile Rock, Ark., Shrovcport. La , Sherman, Fort Worth, Hillsboro and Lufkin, Texas, known as the Saint Louis, Arknnsas nnd Texas ra'lwny, the "Cotton i.clt route," was sold sometime ago under a mortgage. A new company was organized at Tyler on the 13th inst., with a new charter and the nnmc changed to the Saint Louis nnd Southern. The big railroad manipulator of the United States is a large owuer of the stock,? a Edwlit is the 1st vice president of life con- v cern. Texas it a groat country for meroanti'e failures, ns well as many other failures, and 1 will ouly mention one which occurred in the city of Fort Worth sometime ago: The Batcman Brothers, wholesale grocers, fa led, and when a sshcdule of assets and liabilities was made, it showed the assets amounted to $125 000, and tho liabilities were over $400 000. They made a proposition to settle with their creditors, by paying 20 cents on the dollar, which did imt exactly sun nu nrouuu. onus were insiitttlCU against them which. it is said, .amount to 400, in nil. If all of these are t > I e tried by the grinding < f the court mills, with the great expense incident to court trials, the creditors of this firm ia the end a ill get wlint the traditional little boy shot nt, and you know what that was. Or 10 u?c a trite expnssi n in Texas parlance, their names will be Dennis ! There is one Texan authoress who is coanng to the front ns a writer of poetry and fiction. That person is Mrs. 8. A. Shortridge, of Terrell, who writes under the noni </ ' plum* of "13ePe Hunt." She is writing all tlte time in one linoor the ether, and is making quite a reputation. Mrs. Slnrtridgo is a nuive Texan, having been born in Wise county, and she was the first wh to female bitn iti that county. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Dtmcn and Miss Lizzie Moorhend, of Paris, Tcxa?, intend visiting South Carolina the coining ?; r'tr.g. ' Thiy ..I 1 5lively go to thc Southern baptist Convention at liirmingliam, Air., and from there to Carolina. .1. S. C. I Tun Fiiikt Stki'?Perhaps you are r<Cvn | down, can't eat. can't sleep, can't tbifrtv^ can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You ihou'd heed the warning, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. Yen need a Nerve Tonic and in Klectric Hitter* you will find the exact remedy for rastoring your nervous system to its normal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow tlie use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Viuil? utAnnlit A I'nl ii mo <*<\/v<l /11 !u ? uilt l>|'|/viliu I V1UI HO, vti^VOUVIII ID I en" t >rctl, and the I.jver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price f>Oc. af. 15. F. l'osey's Drug Store. Musky rot! Clkmson Com.ko?\ ? Governor Tillman to-day forwarded the following letter, which will explain itself: To the Hon. John M. Noble, Secretary of the Interior, Wa?h'ngtan, ?>. \ .?De?r Sir: In accordance xvilh tho provision of the Act of Congress approved August 150, 1870. I have tho honor to transmit herewith a cer-ifind copy of the Act of tho General Assembly of South Carolina accepting the shiuc. I t \ will be glad to have you inform ntc what further steps, if any, are necessary to obtain the money due the State tin lor tha' Act. I am very respectfully, your obedient servant, 15. R. Tillman, Governor. Tub Nkw OiscovKit*.?You have heard your friends and neighbors t dking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal cxpcr.cnco just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because ~~ the wonderful thing a* out it is, that wTien once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discivcry ever after holds a place in the lious". If you have never use I it and should be atllictotl with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. D is guaranteed every time, to- money refumbd. Tiinl bo.Cos free at 15. F. Posey's lb it; Store. <9 Tur. Last Cali. WtTliorr Mmu: Monky.? All parties indebted to mo by note or account ? >>'! come in and ?e'tlc it oner, or take ' the conseijueiice?.- 1 mean i/on, JT 1-11' \\. I?. 15EWLKY. / f? A