The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 21, 1871, Image 4

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THE OR?NGEBffRG NEWS J. FELDER .MF.YKKS?Kuixop, Ti.n\ncia i, a>;? itcsixKSS Maxagrr. SATURDAY, JAN?Sl, l&l. J . Any person who (nkes npnper regularly from the post office;?whether directed to bis liame or another?or whether ho has sub scribed or mot, is responsible for the. pi) y. 2. If a person orders his paper discon tinued, lie. must pny nil nrrenrges, or the publisher may eoutinue to send it until pay meni is mnde, und collect tIio whole amount, whethor it is taken front tho office or not. 3. If a subscriber ordere his paper to be jJtVppfecli' at ; a Certain time, and tho publisher continues to send it, the subscriber is bound ' to pay for it if he takes it out of the post office The law proceeds on tho groutd that ./tCSfplniult j>ay fotwfiut ho uses. J mXJtiair- wuYls have decided that refusing to take newspapsrs and periodicals from the | "posl-officej or, removing, and leaving them uuce'WMrtor' ite'Jrnrto- facie evidence of inten tion si fraud. ?4> tad?edO** Usury Question, j tvt* \ hisvi if" L":'-: '? ? b ott->os ..riVr* eiro -V ^WwoTH^A-JfiV^WP 'JSnyrrprisa is ont B;,jgjt|ii*?t;. the commentsof the Columbia ^uiAAthnnh-agunnfitlhe; Usury Bill of Mr. [?.jW*lJ(jk?rfTfi9 Greenville EutcyrUe ? thinks that it i.- letter ty i:rcturu to the ^Soo%^ ^WuK toscveu.pe/cont. and gUtsli^^S allots]*-, over thnt take their iaq?'i^J*od'^Broti- to say biriw?io?ring is more''absurd than tho idea of bringing capital into the State by un ^Mi?TrrC'd !iitcrc^t, for the plain rcasou, E ^thnt'ca'pitol does not tnovc nbouf for vcry^'i&o'ff investments, aud there is no business that can nflbrd to '?-"jiay1 over seven percent. Money on ^JSbah& fbr n iitOjittTi or so, At high interest, l^ftrlSrDc,JgaVl?crcti in the localities where tho loans aro taken j the agricultural, 41 afHT manufacturing anil mechanical work ers ?M ff c' Stute, cau't tako these ihort X-Toahs to carry on business, aud could not get thenr- if they would. It is the spec TWafbV'or city merchant that operates in them, and these wouij have, tho interest 181* the ?;fbat mass cl farmers, and manu factuicrs and laborers compelled to pay 'nfpli hi (crest by the year, that the spec ulator may <:c,t bio money accomnioda Uforiy^cr'h'iew days., or months.?That . *^tc o?Fy papers, with some exceptions, should advocate unrestrittcd usury un dcr^he nloney and speculator's iufluence OfTlicir'localities, we arc not surprised; but that the press, representing the eouuti'v am! gcocial interest of the State shouldHo so, we v. ill not believe till we sco it?but the contrary. Wo hope that MY^Wrlkes will call fur the ayes aud no^s on hls Bill, and that, if there is not uoW'tneniDers cnonghvto sustuio it, the people "may" elect them next time; hot liOpc'hcPw'Mi be sustained. It is uot a plrtTy^rj^ucstiou.'" 1 h reply to all this, v,e havo but to "rccur^oj/hp./ticfa, drawn from c.xperi CUCQ, aud th? hu?ry of commerce" it cwas-tjio old notion of Aristotle "titafUnJoAey is naturally barren, and to lun^HP^Vcc'd .niont^y is preposterous, s.ntt a, ierAeisi.i) cf.tbe cud of its iosti tutiou^'li)^;?.as only to servo the pur poses of-ex change aud not of increase." IIdace tho Mcsnie luw among the Jews, nndoi'Hc tfJnbn tdw, have prohibited the takftVg'utiy.' increase for the loau of mou the^r#ptice;pf .taking interest as beiug contfffry tottlle diViue law both natural mid irovertled: Sir;Whi.' Blaekstonc, says, iu answer to alf VLis^hat tjic . Mosaio precept was clearly n poHtcal nplrft moral precept. It only prohibited the Jews, from taking usur^lrp4n> thcir brethren the Jews, but in express words pen mit ted them to tako it frotn ?nstralf^cr:" And The same bar :uncE8 of Aristotle, applies equally to -newa w?lk? * . rmsr<r winch never breed houses. And re i bou through money was originally used only fur piuptwqs.oi'i exchange, yet the laws of tho Staftinrary well permit it to be for profiV, ^f^lfb'i^onvenienco of society (thegV&tctfaV which money was in venial; shall rcf^ire it. ? (j vontp^reojcannot'exist without mu.. tual and esiton^ve credit. Uuless mon ey cani^bfe nofroW'ect,' traVJo cannot be earricd'ou* nntfl*witliout it nromiiun fi..r ?ni Oil i' 't*'n r*1,n "J'l1??* its icars,er vir?, ouno would hire or leud du? Je'? r> it. Tlu^^jpr^iejU 'experiments of nil this reasoning has boen tried. Com merce wni trttJitfe-loxWis't ebb in the mid dle nge, when superstitjou und civil tyr ranhy lft??placca u total; interdict on all interest,^lujt.^ iu.^ho language of tho same elegant writer, when men's mind's be came more enlarged, when true religion and real liberty-i^rtre^, "tdihriicrce grew again inta?b*ttt, Ifta loans upon inter est were rfcJinrrocloced. The cxorl/danco cr moderation of in terest dcf|cns)sTjijK)ii two. circumstances; tho iooouvonienceUnd thehazrrd. "The ci.m cnhnce fif fhulity, can never be es tin ated bv ?.-.frfiK1 The Mir? of' interest ni uot^ J"*nf(*v f r;'' " must depend upou the general conven ience How properly then are nil the scru ples of conscience answered, how all the argumenta refuted by the logic of truth ; and how the aeeesity cf trade, the experience of commercial history, the convenience of tho people, force upon our minds the conviction that mosey must be left free as any other commodi ty, worth whnt it will bring in market. No man borrows rr.rr*j to Lowra. II0 wants it for productive industry. It is worth to him *fth*t ho knows he I . makes out of it. Io this State, capital is wanted. Its scarcity makes money high. Its supply must regulato its value. Thbeannpt be fixed by law. The remedy proposed io the bill can be reached by stipulating in the charters of banks tbs per centum which they may charge on loans. It is where capi tal is combined in these institutions that the evil exists, and there the remedy should be applied. Among individuals money should be free as other commodi ties ; its price regulated by the conven .3d0o or necessity of the psrtics or cir cumstances. IIow unwise Mr. Wilkes, bill must be apparent to all. Based upon these anti quated theories, which have been weigh ed iu tho balance of experience, and found wanting, its effect if it becomes a law must be to fright away money from our State, so much needed. No we say, let the money como, until the supply exceeds tho demand and then must its value or rite of interest de crease. Wo hdpo when the ''ayes and noccou the hill" are called, the members from Orangcburg will bo with tho peo ple, against Mr Wilkes and his Enter prise. Religious At vices in the Hall of the House of Vepresentati?es. It seems that tho House of Rcprescn sntivcB have declined oponiug their Hall for religious services, on the Sabb&th. Tho motion to allow its use for that pur pose, when desired by either the Chaplain to the ?Senate or House, pre sented by Mr. By as, having boen laid upon the table after quite a lengthy snd characteristic discussion. The Republi can in reporting this action, said it was upon the request of a ''strolling guerrilla preacher" that this action was taken ! Being thus betrayed into a mistake, tho editof of the EcpwM?-n? confesses lib error in generous terms, and in doing this, makes the following reference to one of our citizens, in which our readers may be interested : "Last week a paragraph appeared in tho Columbia correspof' ?ce of this journal which wo now det4 :y regrot. It was stated that? "Some member made a motion to give the uso of tho House of Representatives to a strolling preacher now in tho city, to see what he could do with the people of Columbia." Then followed comments on tha de bate in the House on this motion. That debate in the better recent light which has come to us, we pronounce scandalous, indecent, totally unworthy of the repre sentatives of a Christian people. We supposed that the motion really referred to "a strolling preacher," as said. Thus regarding it, we published the comments, for the simple reason that we do not believe that it is proper for every strolling preacher to petition the Houbo for tho uso of their Hall; for, sad to say, some are in the strolling and : prcuchir-g liue who are better fitted for other business. But we now learn that tho motion was really and simply relative to the opening of the Hall for Sunday religious .services, to be conducted Ku ?h- p i>r. Webster, Chaplain of the Senate. *" The motion was eminently proper in itself) and as for Chaplain Webster, wc ? hasten to say that he is a noble, Chris tina gantlemnn. Ho was born in Ver mont, aud received his degree of A. M. from Middleberry (Vt.) College, and hts degree of D. D. from Alleghany Col lego, at Mcadville, Pa. He was, for sev eral yoars, managing and responsible editor of tho Vermont Christian Mcsseu g r, secretory and financial agent of the State Bible Society, representing his Conference in the General Conference';' He served as Chaplain in the Vermont Senate, and in tho Uuited States army during tho recent war. He is now Pre siding Elder of the Charleston district of the South Carolina Conference, and tho President of the Claflin University. We repeat, the paragraph ia question never would nave appeared in this jour nal had we known it was aimed at Dr. Webster. And wo are sorry the peti tion was uot granted, for some of the 5 member*, judging from their ribaldry I upon it, need prayiag for not only on Sttuday. a* Dr. Webrter proposed, hut on every day of the week. Xmss?mhv Art., Gooey'a Msgazine Ihr January it filled with its ?anal variety of Matter. No lady should neglect to subscribe for this Monthly. It it really worth twiee it subscription pro*. BvBsuc s weekly, one of the best magazines for boya and girls i? published by J. W. Burke & Co., Macon, Ga., at 82 per annum. Parents caoeot please their little cue* better than by furoisfc ing them with a copy of this very in teresting paper. Tns Hsartii and Home.?The ? . . ? ? ? Iii -I i*3- OiM) it * number for December 3I*t , close? the eeoond voJpms Tfcji pepet is exactly what its name indicate*, a home com pan (on, a fire aide friend, contair iug matter that will interest every member of the household, from the pratiiog little, boy and girl, to tbo gray-haired Biro and spectacled mother. Now is a go?d time to subscribe, sod begin with the volume The proprietor* proi?i=c stUl to improve' the paper, but we don't see how this can be done, for the low price of 93,00 a year. However, nothing is absolutely impossible in the way of enterprise in these wonderlul days. When a Repub lic can be ehanged into a central despo tism, end vice versa, and the people con tinue to about glori, who ean say sub scribers may not be supplied with a pa per at half the cost printing. Try Hearth & Home. HYMENEAL. Vax TASSEL?MEYERS.?January. 11th, 1871, in Branehville, by Rev. D. J. Simmons, Mr. JAS Vah TASSAL, of Oranreburjf, and Miss JOANNNA METERS, of Branchvillo. No cards. SYFRETT?MEYERS?Jsn. 22d, 1871, by Rev. Mr. Simmons, Mr. W. Frederick STFRBTT, and Miss URSULA MEYERS. All of Orangeburg County. OBITUARY. Diso?On the 6th January, i?Ti, ANN ELIZABETH JONES, daughter of E. S. and J. E. Jones. NOTICE. OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, OrtANoi.nnto CorstTT, Orangeburg, 8. C, Jan. 21, 1871. The TF.ACHERS of the Various SCIIOOL8 of this County are REQUIRED to MEET here in Orangrburg IN CONVENTION on the FIRST SATURDAY in February next, 4th proximo. Matters ef IMPORTANCE to TLACHERS, and of INTEREST to th? SCHOOL PUBLIC will he submitted to the CONVENTION. A full and punctual attendance is request ed. E. I. CAIN, jan 21? td 8. C. O. C. Citizens Savings Bank or SOUTn BAROLINA. WILLIAM MARTIN, President JNO. B. PALMER, Vice-President. JNO. P. THOMA8. ?? A. O. BRENNER. Cashier. J. C. B. SMITH, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS. Waob Hampton. B. U. Rvtlrihik. J. P. Thomas. D. Ravbhbl, Jr. F. W. McMasteb. Rev. William Marti* A. f. Hackzll. Jmo. B. Palmbb. J. Eli Gazoo. Thomas i. Onr.au. ORANGEBURG BRANCH, at Tns lafGIlfK HOUSE. SOLICITORS. Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER. LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE. Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER. Cel. PAUL 8. FELDER. Cspt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. ASSISTANT CASHIFR. JAMES H. FOWLES. Deposits of $1 .OO and Upwards I IReeeiveat. INTEREST affewed on DEPOSITS, and SIN PER CENT., compounded every six months, on Accounts. We will also do an EXCHANGE BUSI jan 22 c 6m Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats! T HAVE just received a lot of GENUINE I Early Rose and Yellow Pink Eye SEED POTATOES. And BLACK 8EED OATS for Spring Bow ing. Also a fresh supajy of 8UGAR8 and COF FEES at Low Prices. I orTer for sale the HORCSFORD BAK ING POWDER, the best Article of the kind .in use. ENGLISH CICCALILLI, FRE8H PEACHE8, FRESH TOMATOE8, FRESH SALMON, DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO, NAVY and FIG CHEWING TOBACCO, KENTUCKY CRACKERS, FAMILY FLOUR, SYEUP, Ac. At the COURT HOUSE STORE, Market-Street, JOHN A. HAMILTON. ??> hi >nee7s IJ^ BANKRUPTCY. Id (he Matter of Daniel Livingston, Bankrupt, cJEc Parle P. V. Dibble, Assignee. By virtue of en order of sole to me di rected from the Honorable District Court of I the United Stetes, for the District of South Carolina, I will scU at public auction at Or angeburg C. IL, on Monday, Gth February nest, at tho nsual honrs of sale The Choses in Action ?>;;? Notes of the Bsakrupt Estate of Daniel Livingston. ALSO All the interest of the above named Bank rupt in the following Estaes, vis : Estate of Bsrnie Livingston, dee'd T.state of Ge.rge II. Livingston, dee'd. Estate of Benjamin Euzbco, dee'd, AND Six V ears Scholarship in Cock es bury Ma sonic Female College. Conditions oath?Purahasers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps. J P. V. Dibble, Assignee jan 21?id Daniel Livingston. Assignee's Sale. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter\>f Fredehick Living ston, Bankrupt^ Ex Parte P. V. DlB ule, Assignee. By virtue of an order of sale to me di rected from the Honorable Distriat Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina. I will sell at public auction, at Ur sngeburg C. IL, on Monday the Gth Februa ry next, at the usual hours of sulo TheChosesin Action und Notes of above named Bankrupt. 'ALSO All the interest of tho Bankrupt in the following Estates, vis : Estate of Darnel Livingston, dee'd. Esti.tc of GcorgoH. Livingrtou, dee'd. Estate of Benjamin Buxbec. dee d. ALSO One Share in Edjsto Lumber k Timber Pond Company. Conditions cash?Purchasers to pay for necessary papers and stamps. 1*. V. DIBBLE, Assignee, jsn 21?td Frederick Livingston. PROBATE OFFICE, ORANGEBURG, S. C, Dec. 13th, 1870. Notioe is hereby given that all EXECU TORS and ADMINISTRATORS, are re quired to make their ANNUAL RETURNS in the Month of January, 1871. GUAR DIANS and TRUSTEES in the Month of February, 1871 RULES will be issued against all DE FAULTERS. THAD. C. ANDREWS, dee 17?tf Judge of Probate. NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Obakokbuko Coomtt, Orangeburg, S. C. Jan. 10, 1871. Notice is hereby given that I will fee at the following PLACES for the COLLECTION of STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the year 1870. State Tax 0 Mills. County Tax 3 Mills, At ORANGERURG from 1st February to KXh inclusive. At LEW1SVILLE from 12th February to 15th inclusive. At FORT MOTTE from 19th February to 22d, inclusive. At BRANCHTILLE from 2Gth February to 28th, inclusive. At J. IIAMP FEEDER'S from 1st March to 2d,inclusive. At club HOUSE from March 6th to 8th inclusiv? Other Appointments will be made hereaf ter. t. K. SASPORTAS, jan 14?tf Ceuv.ty Treasarcr. ESTATE SALE. ORANOEBURO COUNTY. In Probate Court. Estate of Elizabeth Rickenbsker. By virtuo of an order from the Judge of Probate, I will sell for cash, at Orangeburg Court House, on Saleday in February next, at public auction, tho Choses in Action of the above named Estate. DONALD R. BARTON, jan 14?td Administrator. For Sale Cheap! JTIIE HOUSE and LOT now occu iiil pied by the Subscriber as a DWi L L?llNG. Tho House contains FOUR comfortable ROOMS and THREE FIRE PLACE8, with Kitchen attached, and Ser vant's Room separated from the main Build ing, with a apleiided WELL of WATER con vanient to the House ; all of whioh is NEW and in GOOD REPAIR The property can be treated for at private sale until salcsday in Fobrusry next, and if not sold before, will then bo sold to the high est bidder. Apply to . rl * ,.- , TrtrJTFOOT. ?J> & T. JR. AGNEW, COLUMBIA, Wo. Ca., IMPORTERS A Nit DEALER S TN FOREIGN^AND DOMESTIC HARD I war?. Cutlery, Guns, Plantation Tools, Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools, House Bnildcrs Hardware, Bar Iron, Blow Steel, Cast, German and Blister Steel, Plow Moulds CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great Varie ty at less tban CHARLESTON PRICES. Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass. Abo Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con sisting of the largest and best assorted Stock in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses, Salt, Tobsceo, Raw and Refined Sugars, fine Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fish, Soaps, Caudles, Flavoring Extracts, and all other Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery Store, including Fine Whiskey, Choice Otard Brandy. Holland Gin, Choice Wines, Cali fornia Champagne and a splendid stock of all qualities Cigars and Smoking Tebaeco. Trices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest, and a call Solicited for purchasers. J. ft T. R. AGNEW. JOHN AGNEW, Columbia. S. C. THOS. R. AONEW, New York. Jan 7 c 8m \TOTICF. AU Persona Iffav A^l hig demanda against the Estate of James Hunch, deceased, will present them properly attested, and those indebted will make payment by 1st Februarr next, te J. E. MURRAY, Jan 7?31* Exaeutor. FINAL NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 14th day February, 1871, 1 will file my Final Account as Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth Rickenbaker, deceased, in the Probate Court of this County, and nil! ask for a Final Discharge. DONALD R. BARTON, Administrator Estate of Elisabeth Kicke?baker, deceased, jan 14 4t Aduilnlatralor'a Notice.?All persons having CLAIMS against the r.oiATE of Benjamin Golson, dee'd, must hand t^em, properly vouched, to Judge of Probate in or before the 25? b day of Febru ary next, or payment will be debarrod. SAMUEL GOLSO.N. dec 24?td Administrator. SEEG JE R'S I'IV AD Ii Ui:KiT?D ALE Alf? LAG EH KEEIt. T AOBR HEER. CONTAINING COPPE I i RAS and AI>Edo?iovod with Salt, Lim? ana Alum, ar? tho latest adulteration* dis eeTered in New-York. Professor Mapcs of New-York, analysed tho Reer from a doaen different Breweries, and all were found adulterated with noxious substance. It is said, that the aal? of Dregs to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade. This is perfectly infamous Cocculu? indicus (flab berry) nux-vomica. (dog button) from which strychnine is obtained, are some of tlie delectable ?ubsianoes found in Becri These are potent poisons, and the Brewer found using then; should be drowned at once in one of bis own vats. P. S.?I am willing to be drowned in mj own Tata, if any Impurities should be found in my Beer. 1 shall continue to make a healthful Beverage, so that it may be drank by the most delicate without the least danger. JOHN C. SEEGERS. Columbia, 8. C. For sale in Orangebiirg by the cask or otherwise, by HERONEY & SAIN. jnn 7 ? ly Notice to Creditors.?A11 Per sona having Demands against the Es tate of 5. F. Herlong, deceased, will band them to the undersigned properly nttssted. on or before the l&th day of February, 1871, or payment will be debarred. J. M. nERLONO. Jan 14?td Administrator. AIR NOTICE.-AII Peramsao who having heretofore left Guns and Istols with me to be Repaired are hereby notified to call on Mr. H Riggs, my Agent, and get them or they will bo sold at Public Auction on Selesday in February next, to nay for Repairs. Jan 7?4t JOSEPH STRAUS. NOTICE.?All Persons Hav ing any demsnde against the Estate of G. T. Irick, late deceased, will present the same properly attested, and those indebted will make payment to W. R. WATT, Administrator. Or to W. J. DsTREVILLE, Att'y at Law, Orangcburg, 8. C. Jan T ? tf NOW IS THE TIME! CONTINUE TO OFFER rjlllK Balauce of their WINTER STOCK of MOURNING GOODS, SHAWLS of E}1JSuGOO]DS CLOTHING, GOODS for Men's wear. BLANKETS, COVERLIDS, &c. &c, At greatly REDUCED PRICKS. THEY arc also offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS in their Extensive Stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. DOMESTIC GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS. &c, Ae. All PERSONS desirous of TAKING ADVANTAGE of bavin 5 DRY GOODS at n SACRIFICE arc respectfully Solicited to call early, ' /'oryou know horn St it yourself!'' THEODORE KOHN & BRO. jan 14 C ly VEGETABLES!!! -:o: IF YOU WANT A GOOD GAR DEN get Landreth's Celebrated GARDEN SEEDS from E. EZEKIEL, mm of the urn watch, who has just received a Large Assort ment, and are guaranteed by him to be Fresh and Genuine. jan 7 lyc d?c 3 NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! , DOYLE, WILES & CO., RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OP ORANQEBURQ COUNTY THAT they haTe pnrchased the CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORK8 OF THOS= RAY. And are CARRYING ON tho CARRIAGE BUSINESS In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with U8 will be PROMPTLY FILLED. All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. WOILE, A CO? dec 17 c Orangeburg, 8 C. WILHELM THEODOR M?LLER, HAS TURNED OVER A LEAF! AND OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC, AND HOUSEKEEPERS IN PARTICULAR, AN As sortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, Not to be BEAT or Etil.'A LED in this Market, 1 wi)l also, ujeltTcr BQLTED GRIST AND MEA L made *t PRIME WHITE NORTHERN CORN to any FAM3LY e?nr Saturday *\ HAR KET PRICK. W. T. MllJJ-R. dea 1? e if SOMETHING GOOD! I ?AT? maroney ft 8axfs DRIED FRUIT, PEACHES AND APPLES, Very nice sad fresh?just the? thing for making Pie*. FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, PINE LIQUORS, of all grate Altar ?? - ? ? ?:' . vwtw rjcAij, arc. All of the above is offered to the puV !io at price* to suit the tine*. Give u* a call. SIERSQNS wishing 1? buy a FINE HORSE MARONEY & SAIN, GENERAL DEALERS IK Quality and Quantity, KEITT BROS, OLD STAND, Russell. Street, Oraogeburg So. Ca. dee 8 g^ F^lIR iVOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE FOR WARNED free* TRESPASSING on any of my LANDS. The Law will be vlgoreasly enforced agalast aU such. TUAD. ? ANDREWS, dee 24 tf GANNONS STORE 1!! ? One Doos Baxos* W. T. LIGHT FOOTS' * RUSSELL STREET, The Subscriber begs leave to inform bis old friends and the Public generally that he ha* just opened a fresh and general assortment of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS which he will sell lew down for Ca*?;. Come one and all, I will do my best to please yon and give perfect t atisfaetio*. jan 7?tf JAS. CANNON. peter &. cannon G UN 8 M ITH, At Miss. WISE'S OLD STAND Oppoalle CANNON'S HOTEL. Is Prepared - ^ q. ^ to do All Work in his jmBH^L Lino At Short Notice and on Reasonable Term* For Cash. dec 21 tf SPECIAL NOTICES. TUB GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.? tikis ixtebsally,?li. cures wold en Colds, Coughs, Ac; and Weak Stomach, General D libility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Canker, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Cr a -p or Pain in the Stomach Bowel Com plaint. Painters' Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhoea and Dysentery. APPYIED EXTERN ALL.?Cure* Felons, Boils, and Old Sores, Severe Burns. Scalds, . Cuts, Bruiees and Sprains, Swelling of the Joints,- Ring-Warm and Tetter, Broken Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Tooth ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. It is a sure remedy for Ague, Chills snd Fever. PAIN KILLER,?Taken internally should be adulterated with milk er water, as made into a syrup with molasses. For a Cough a few drops on sugar, eaten, will be at ore effective than anything else. 8eo printed directions, which sccompany eaeh bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ECONOMY AND COMFORT IN 15 UI DING - ?These can only be studied and secured by paying proper attention to the finithing of a building. There are many house* in oar country whose windows, without glass, and hear/ wooden shutters, cost more than aashi and Venetians, and whose gloomy wooden ceilings are more oxpensive than white washed plaster on lath*. If yon are going to build, and wish your house to be comfort able at am?ll ? ??* ? write for a plan and estimate of na Ising to Mr. P. P. Tcale, Charleston, B. C, the Uirgvsi manufacturer or doors, sasbos' blinds, mouldings, Ac, in the Southern States. HAIR VIGOR.?In common with many others w? hare felt a livsly i?t greet is ii*m investigations which Dr. Ayer has been meaV ing to discover the cause* of failure at* the hair, and to provide a remedy. Hi* re searches are asid to have been much mere thorough and exhaustive than any ever made' before The result is new before under the name of Ar en'* Ham Vie-ea, Y7e have given it a trial, and with full satisfaction. It equals out most favorable anticipations* Our gray hairs have disappear*, or resented* their original color; and e viatV* crop of soft, silken hair as* started >? a part of the* scalp which waa entirely baii. ?Dem*erat, Abingdon, Va. FIRE WOOD. OAK, PINK and LIGHT WOOD for sale Cheap, and Delivered anjt whore In Town with dispatch. Orders left at tfeo Store of Messrs. MARONRT & SAIS prompt'ii attC5idk>dj to.