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0T Exta copies of tho Nidvs can be obtainedl at thil o1"c8 oil 8pica. tion. l'rice .lvn ,r:its per eop . Newspapers. A lot of old newspapers for sale at the News and Herald office, at fifty cets a hund red. Lions. Merchants and others wanting blank liens for agricultural supplies furnished under the Act of 18ti6, can be supplied by calling at the Nefvs and Herald office. New Advortis mehts'. Just Received-D. I. Flenniken. Me niv's Ale---it. J. MeAu-ley: Sher.If's Fa.es-L. \V. 'u'vall. Meul- Me lut y re. Th Finest Table bUi-n for t lj 'outl-award J:; ikAn Co j York, yring Gos Messrs. McLaughlin & Co., adver tise a lot of Hiow Spring Goods this Gone VIset 11%ooP "C", 7h UT. 4. Cavalry, Capt. Ilart cliithuliling t pas.,ed tht'ough this t1a0 last Sat drdka. They are bound west to hunt up Uaptain Jack and his follUwe-s: Who in~Ne For the itiformatloti 6f th' publib a we would to like know who is the dis. tinguished Carolinian who corted Mrs. R. B. Eiliott, oldredthteitgh the inaugural ball room in W'ahing. ton 1 Oollision, A stray engine riii iit the night bxpress traiu oi the C. C. & A. R. It. Thursday night near Lexington C. 11., breaking one or two cars. Nobod hurt. WVill these accidents rover cease1 Another Run Off. A treiglit train on the C. C. & A. R. R. ran off the trac k ii this place last Vedne:day cvening. Four box bars were b.idly Ntrccdl':d and the track soinewdiat torn dp. The accident was 4batled by a wheel of one of the cars giving away. Nobody hut; Now Church. The Asuciato lieforni Presbyter; ian Church Which has been In the bourse of construotidn foa 9btn6 time, is fast aipproachiiig coipietion; and it is said; will be the handsomest house of worship in town whou finih. 13d. We are inforihed flct It Wvill be dedioated about the firat of May. Trial Justice Court. Trial justice Neil disposed of the following oases last Saturday : The Stato vs. Mary Jane lDavis, petty lareeny--guilty'.. T 'he Stat6 vs. Jack Dawkins, as satilt and battery-guilty-sotencod to pay cost of suit. * moke House Robbed. The smoko house of Mr. John W ilson, five miles below town, was l~rokow~ into last Saturday night and eight biama, flye shoulders and two sides of bacon taken therefrom: W6 hope the scoundrels will be caught and dealt with accordinigly. Arrested. Oflieer Poteet arrested Elbert Johnson, Bunk Johnson, I'bil Craig and Renbe.'n IHall, all colored, Satur dlay night and lodged themw in the guard house. They had beet iuibib-. ing too ficolf, for wiieil thef paid f,1\roo dollars eceh into tbe town trees i ry. Nero Struck by su ENgins. Elbert Jfohnsoh, a nogro m'an iii the employ of Mr. John S. Cathecart, while nder the infl-enoo of liquoi, $un day morni'ng, tooIe a se'at on the edge of the railroad aboTh a mile above t'own, whi-le there the northern botrnd mail train passed alodig, theo engi'ne striokinghim on the side of the head. TIhe engineer used- every effort, to stop the engine hbdt odid not.- TIhi negro is not, eeriously hurt. Winneboro Nationa't ik, lBy reference to our advertising col umns it will be seen that official per mission has been gianted by Comp troller Knox for the National Banik at this place to- begin operati'ans. The requisite amount of U. S. Bonds ha been deposited with the Comiptr'ollir, and the bills are looked f'or iih nis course of a week or so. Another Railroad Acoident. An aceidlent occurred Monday even ibg, about 81 o'clock, to the nijght express train on the C. CI. & A. R. Rl. rtear Bateuville, caused by a brokcen irail. The sleeping car, first olasa passenger car, express ear and the engitio were thrown from the track, without serious damage to either, however, as the engineer saw the brokeni rail in time to slack speed, and thus partly avert the accident. No one was seriously hurt. and only one Berve I HimLi Right. Some three weeks W8 a'n engineet of "ne of the freight I-ains on tiio Ll. C. & A. It. R., digdtOered a negro oy lyhig oleep od tia track fileai dJer.'S T..U. ii1I4P to wale bNib with the WIiistlE, tlie train wai 9top pod and the engineer got down; oiL a "two-hand frail" and whipped the negro so severely that he had to be carried home, and is now just able to walk about. We suppose he has slept his Iet sleep bn a railroad track. Personal. T. J. LaMotte, Ezq., one of the proprietors of tile Uollhilbit Caro. Uiilidn; paid dA i init TilesdAj. 18 4as in toin bn buslues conhedted with his paper: Thio Carolinian i5 ieddeddly' the sifigiltlit aI'd bedA toded upol' J;utli.,hbU ilt litbi, its editorial department is ably coi ducted by Mi. V. H. McCaw, who deserves the caunteianeo and sup port of every bonest man in the Stalte f'r tho )At iotie and feailos inanne li wiih he hiis wugbd WMtr agailid the oApressors and ilUnd'erers of the peoplo. Our beist *ishes at; tend the Caroliniin foi- nli honorable and sucoessful bareei. Prof. 3. Wbod bhvidson; The many friends of thlid gentle wan, a native of our State and fbi many years a resident of Wilnlbob and Professor of Greek ii Mount Zioti Collegh; 111 bo jileased to learn that tie hiiIa fieontly been called to a positidn upon the editorial staff of the New York Evening Post-one of the ablest and most high-toned journals in the country, Mr. David son's rare scholarly attainment and his sucbaseil elpeiibuec lieFitofore in bonnection 0ith joitrnalisi iutires t!( P->st, in Mfuring his servides; of hu'iiug iade a very valuabld addi. tion to their corps. Tflffe are few writesso diligent, rd'ey, pointed and uhaste in style as Sir. Davidson. Around Town. The Good Templars are initiatihk ladies into their order. Fruit trees are beginning to put on their Spring robes. The road west of the Presbyterian Church is in a Very bad condition: ill onr town authorities see to it i Elliott & Coq are putting Up a ifew bridge ib fro'nt of their store. Wood%'#ard & Law intend opgning a clothing 4stablibhmbnt oecr their itoro this spring; 'the night Cipress irain ivis seven hours behind briday motning. Latge drotes 8t mules are in town, t hey MC o ,elling. Farmeii aie taking advatitage o tLhe good weather and are preparig their land, for the coming erop. It w ill be fethremb~red that ieut y U1. S. Mardh'al Anderson withf i~ squad of U. 83. soldiars visited the resi dance of Mr. R1. E. Qu'fan in this. County, last summer; grnd arrested Mr. q.Ginn foi vio'tW@ the Enfor~e. ment Act. Net e~tisfied with the ar rest; Anmderso'8 usea abusiVo and in. atulting language to Mrs. Quinn. Mr. Quinn came to town last Thursday and met the said Anderson, who was engaged in a swindling enterprise. Quinn called him to account for the insulting language used in the prcs once of his wife. Anderson called upon 8Tieriff ]uvall, *ho wa present, for protection, whieb was promptly rendered. Anderson theri attempted to draw a pistol, but Quinn was to quick for him. When he saw Quinn's pistol lhe tool l'eg bail, and parties who witnessed it say be made exoel lett tii~e, as all of liis i'lk will do when brou'ght t6' the (Et. Anderson andi his gift sindl4e haM6 g'omi to wards Cheater, look out fob, hinv. Eniral GaroliniaVi. This excellent Agricultural~ tonth. ly for Februairy *as redeived~ def~eral days sined. JN cont'ains val'uable re-ading tmatter for the farmier, and every ene ought to take it. Tarms, $2'6' ds fear.- Walker, Nyans & Cogswell,- publishers,> Charleston, S. C. We wiil t'alko pleasufo in f'orward ing subscriptions for this work for all our fi ion da desif ing it, tiius saving them, the trouble of writing and- the risk of their money in transmiittihg. Ortltbs, An old w~ite sand gatherer of Co Idifihia was iuried aliveo under an emnbank ment, and was readuedi just in timeo to savo life. AArumor is cnrr'ent in Washington tlhit H-. G.-Worthington hbubeen ap. pointed Colicotor of the Port of Char leston. Gireenville does a' largi estate busi nes; Mrs. 8. 18 Gibbes, of Columbia, died on Wednesday last' W. C. Harris of Larnevnilm. died, it is supposed of hard driuk, ait Wednesday', Grconille, Iewberry an1 6uigiti are proposilrig th o..establishmtiit of cotton faotoriie. Why not make an 'otgor 'effort,ih Anderson, asks tlhe in telligeuier ? Deaths in Charlestdii during the past were 80 ; whites I I; colored 1. The Abbeville Press and Banner, last Friday night, narrowly escaped a eonflagration, from the falling and breaking of a suspended kerosene lamp, which was burning at the time. Georgia lifixa. The Chatooga county wheat crop nlever looked less promising. Oldmbds iti hove iiinnufietured i,.O00 bales hOtr tbol tblii seaslon. Atlanita is to have a hcv bnk-. tihe nIlbh-iith a cjitail 6f q20(1, 000: A $21) Od fire odcurrdd on Obd Butler place, on Butler'; Ilanid; op posite the town of Darien. Engine ers will begin the survey of the Atl.tnts, Monticello and Macon Railroad on the 20th instant. 11:11 Thrimpsou, colored, shot Mr. Wil111m Janes, of Dawson county, with a shot gun loaded with buck shot. The cold snalp sonnewhat astonIshed tihe farmers in the Not therii idirt of the St.te, but they are at it nigain, determined to push forward. The Ladies Memorial Asociation oh Atlanta have a sufliciency of fuids, and will at once cruet it oionument to the Confederate dead. The Columbus Sun says a rich Massachusetts manufacturer interid belling hill interests North, and iii. vesting all his capital in Columbus. "Caiualties :" A negi-o giri burned to deith in Troupe bouilty ; a negro bby burned to death in Twiggs coun tyi three negro women and man d i-own ed in the Chattaboochee. A ,case of infanticide, colored, in Forsyth. Burton killed by Bone in Forsyth four negro children burned to death in Talbot, negro man drowned near Bainbridge; white man frozen 16 death in Upson county. A sorious affray ocurr.ed onSatqr daty nigit la t, tt Major W. V. lutto's place, below 131ackville, says the Sentinel, between two colored men, Nelson Stephens and Martin Lawton, which resii'ted in the death of the former. Whiskey. A rum reched tha Charlestdn coiofiiel's ofiee, Monday, that a color ed man named Burrell bad been drowned in Goose Creek, onA~ednes. day inst, ivile navigating.a flat .with two other colored men. A dopniz co.roner wdasbnt to envestigato tho aftfir. A coloied Minin, Bbnjainih Hall, 97 years old, ias burned to doath on last Thursday night, in his house, at Walnut Grove Plantation, Chri.t Church Parish. The deceased had been in the habit of placing his bed near the fire, and it is supposed that it must have be6amh ignited while he wasi asleep. The house was burned down. Southerfl News'. Judge Lochirane delivers the St. Patrick's address in Atlanta. A negr'o., woinah was burned ,to death in Elbort Oountyj, Ga;, last week. Tois twolvo' 6ades of small pox are reported in Carroll county, Ga. Idwson; a., sudors v~itih the smitif pox. Several oases and one death. One of the young Smith a of Lake City, F'la.; jaceksknifed his teacher who was flogging him; T wo editors died in Houston, Texas, on the samne day and were buried at the simo hour. Henry P. Pomneroy was horribly mangl'ed by an incoming train on Sat urday ni'ght, near the Water tank, in Ponsacola~. Conduotor Frank Lipsoomibe on Wednesday last was seriously crushed *while doupiling car's at, larnd'tt on the W lashingtoxi Branch railroad, Ga. Thse accidents on tlhe U eorgia State 'road 'onithiue witli'treati regularity. Trhe last wvas a simasl unD of a train load'ed dit'h h6Nes and flnles; The very fine mill beldbgid to *Jddge G. O'. Wi'nn,'5f Coweta county, Ga., .was bu-r'ned b' an inciindfarv. The11 J1udgd's less' wiil' rdac~h 9,060' less $5,600 insuiranecd. Cap~tain WV. James, one of tie' most inteli'eht ri'd suedessful gardoners in Jacksonvi le,'Florida,'hmau real ized over three haljdrdd dellars an acme tfrom his turni'p crop this i'intor. Thielleh aadthe~ Bar. Tfhe N'ew' York Star advocate.h d'rd.: turn by tilb bendhi arnd bar to the fashions of tho Nomglish Court,., anid gives'as ani examlyleo of .the necessity the styls of'Ehd New York bdi'. It says :"To a foreigner (we r-d tol'd)" it must seem infinitely absurd to see a man ccupying the judicial s'eat wearing a hb-btailI coat ; mnany'cdlor ed trouserA and gorgeous wvahat-coat; and eounsel appearing arrayed in ox travagant nieckties, crimson velvet vests and waxud mnoustaohe, andI in stead of the gr and solemnity of old, and the imposing stateliness of a court of justiee, a-burlesqlue comrposod of legal buffoons and hiarlequine. But, aside from appeairance, the jestst or would-bd witiihms, that sometimes' pass between the eourt and orsel are most undignified." Rotatioi of Crops. An old Froiuch ngriculti-ist gave the followiig, seven iles as th fun. damontal priicijploa of rotation : 1. H1owever well a soil may be pe. > aied it enlinot long tiourish urops of hii amo kind inl succession witlivut comig exhausted. 2. Every crop impoverishes a soil inore or less, accoiding t.s uioro or less is rostored to thbe soil by the plant oultivatod. 3. Porpendicular rooting plants aiid such as root horizontally ought t0 succeed each other. 4. Plants of the same kind should not return too irequeiitly in to ation. 5. Tw phiuts favortble to the growth of weeds oughtt not to aneeced each other. 6. Such pIlants as chi inlyoi eX laut iNO Stoil' a4 t0e gra.in an;4 vil pintils, idhouild onily 10 moia nwin tho holid is ini 0od heart. In proportin as a oil l found to exhaut itself by iccemoive crop , plaits w hich aic loncit el .Jau a1n ought to be cultivttdI H 11 0111i1l Nain jed by anil at. t bv residei:c of lec v. A, K. KIhnhiam, at Camden, S. C., on Wal. nesday, 12th of Mlarch, Mr. T. IV. W. - hp, of Fairfield to AliUs MATI.tA Wi ..w. of Camniala, S. 0. 99 r w i ) - TY Y E;\'. S this P iLY %G lE)I1TA II E U~ver ", .i -!4-1h.s proved (to h.. :ho f"!.eat, Uhifailing Specifle for Litter Ctr.g and its paiarn! o!f s-prinig. 1) *%.I-(c I ,-. tC n i in, .b.W....olw.. Bilionls annewX .n ck lile-tachte, (*o!: preIssion oil(f 'SpI i vi: - ,.1 tom- St1 orn.1 - w : dirnt; Ch ils a Id FU eci. &u , &.. Alter ear, S of c ratrful .X).n:. ' mhee* a great iand iuirgenlt deaaid. I . pi'oliace from C ur orignal uin. - ii., TH tPREPARED. a Liquid form of Simmon' Liver Cat' .!a (or, containing all it- womalerfi aid vali Fble properticx, and oilfer it in ONE DO1 LAR BOTTLES. The Powders, (p it as bef.re) $1.U0 per packange. Sr ni ly na2,1 , $1.01 C~o CA LT10.9 .'- .. Buy no Powders or Prepared Sir.onne' Liver Remlat:or ileis inl Pill engraved wrapper, with Trinde i, -k, St-inp ) ind Sig nat tire ujibArok en. None on her iigentme. .1. 11. ZMAl:LIN & CM.. Mlacon, Ga.. and Phihlelphbia. SOhID BY ALL DRUGGISTS. feb 19-y. i U S TaF Five ('ar loads Corn; One Car load Sp-ring Seed Oafs. One Car lond Flour, incluciing all grades, Twenty Casts' JBa.'on-Wi'te and Smo~ak ed. Two oaska Cainvaissed llams:. New Crop N. 0. Syrup, an~d Comm'ron Mol ascee Choice Rio and Java Coffee, both. roast.. ed' and raw- piutup in lermet01ical!y scaledl ponnod liackages for family usA. UT D. R. Flenniken, inch 18 The Finest Table C'orn~ for tho' Sol11.' LARGE YORIK S WECIT COR)N-An im. parot -t variety, of' v, ry largo :.w, rich Iiu-. g, ry Ilavrc:, awal e xceedingyly produivie. Packet bay muail) 2 cenl'. Also a areel. nzoiru:ent of select (I at-deni anid Pio wei* ed - I i .. :1 .8., $ I., aamd $5. cenlections o the t'bioicett vA riet ie mmil.d to iay amrrcj atn r..elet of remlit is: 1Ce. BIncakV a nh~iaan. ii ii, i' o.-er i',a (ca'l lnagr.3 York, ta.. Iu DW I . EY.\N:.< (0., Nout yn h aniib, o , itae"'ail l. ha.; T A,,U!!YI Ii iiPA 2~ RTMEN, Ofe Conhyr unroi -u .t!, a'n' Cous othtnin ta-a Vro.i, Mu''is i.. oeaeAe l: th uberi' -.i hahs pr6ipnauk Nti h Tw ii ''2 pICho l' lniazol Smifie1 .2 . Somp Clieda h bil ent -h.'. . - .IA uner utu bezsres of1,. ofi h Act '. proie tione ,Jh ayIao.(iip prolger.of' Uhnio .crraiy doIc'lye'' e tide forThe IVinboN toiaIlak'un thaereoof proved~. inn -ii nayo comiredwit and Sth ptn0'Suta a aaai menlactg to busle)C ie iinets of Mn.~ s saii Atne hnAtaoead Now threoe,) Jon JAY KNOX,om f~~~oproller ofteCrecd hrne 'rif Fairfild87an 8t.o outh Carolna i ] Y virtiuo of sundry executions to ne directed, I will offer for rale to -the hightst.,bidder before the Cunrt lIluuse door i 'nisb'oo. he :irsit Monday inl Apt i1 next, within the legal hoursoo aleV, the 61folwing Eeni Properly, to wit ! ..e ,~ All thalt iee parcel or tract of land lying being And situllate in file County of Fairfield and Ptao of Sonth Carolina, cont aining Sii hundred nau I -4eventy-five acres, more or less, on waters of Broad Itiver andl bounded by lande of Williaml lilair, Jtaes McOill and by land belong iang to 0h0 Es1tate of Msi. Nancy Macon, docenur.i aind others. Lovied upon a the property of James It. Aahfurd sa t the 8n 1 o Robert oUrdva agains t, Jiamea It A a I, ford C. L. %V DIVA LL; 8. F: . Wiwish.at o. . N\lach 1'. 18F73. 1h 1 il1 V' ------:0: Aro Reeciviiig SPRING AND SUMMER G O O D~a WAT.K IN LA1.ES AND lE NT M IU N. IMLaugh!!n & Co. l:r 1: Furutiture ! Furnifture! AT COS' FOR CASil I V-' Y"L' n1ed Furaiulre now is fihe time I '.. t liargains a. I am deiermined to e , i the FIn jiture oil hanad. CONSIn'rsU 41r - . da 'bes lireausa, Talles-plaiti aind 11 Ku PeC!cng ('hair, 'iping Roa'mr - I, w-, liaekv, look Cases. with x a'-ir:'y !.k combne.6d, l'xlensionj Tables b a I 'hairs, &C. ('1all a0o#n Iml wnch 8 MeINT YR 1'%8. TANOS. Plion-ix Guan11o. w il.ox, Gihbs & o 'Co I iplli ilal. 110lio. W Fallfl oys11411d au Ilie above Celo all Fertlilera-a-. import. ed aid prep-artd by ) %iou , Ulb & Co. Clanrletag on, i. I, * ml -:vantah. a s they have aam1a Il t ! I)( ont :.al. d it uIdy all demanail. OIrder soona etoe the rail-oada. nlre speoii l . 1 c1al 1in i. k.alled o the ure 14 lhae.-aix (n: na\olmired l w vh collol .e. A pinty tar circubr-l'; giinc m i tearns, ae iI. L. 1 L.1 10TT & Co. f b 2.'i-lm FURNITURE I Sonsisinag of Walnut, lX1i.ation 7 al nail, aind ak, of alhe very baest quality. Fort deign a:: I -,ja kanshaaip~ unaeqalled, ail cheap-'s an lwi.Ii haaugt any whe re th is side cf athe city of New York-I or lhalimonare, ana chieoap, n cana heo laaough in Now Yorak ol:ttimore-~ af rebu~.f p:ioc. flheryihinag warraataed tas - e. int I. MIauttresses andaa laaumberz faor salea. ( ,ll nod se-e fur your schos, Oas ~ ning is hel:eving. lFuaa:rniture - neIty arairedl a raoderate lflb 21 HC W. P11if L LIPS. Dom~ei ie.~ 2uwhchte f~oloAig are atla favoirite- banual. La (Cremii IIelle of' (tiba. And miiany 'atfa er lirandsa too, numeaaarousa to naa-atioan. I'aa-s w!-hing a goodl Cigahr wil~l finrd it to atheir intres'ia Ifo pil on 1L. .. McCAI!LEY. .AL1..SO. Twoa Barrels Natans Old Cabinnt, l1ye Whaiskey 18t13. taar 4 RI. J. McCAIILFY. Standard Fertilizers. r .-.f l aaaal1-eragneda agive na'i' tht haere. , tafter a he- 'aln a '' i t ro StI n: l a.:r Wecll tried ia esthuizrs, thi~ IETIWAN and WANB0; Will be- e--anducacf byl~ tem j-.iy Bo nif' t We.~ .anura area e' k'noon. alhrouagh th- f.a ral e 5xpaearint af Ia.draa-a or faurnr int tI ia I onay, atat aauliig a:aa-d 5, ea 'o -I thear v alua. zAppllictalioni ruany a* aaa'ads- a Lr. S'. W.il0KilA RT. ..l~nko. or W'. M. D)WIO llT, j -* '-a Winnasboroa. T XABLUSHLED 1859. a ' ra c aice-u I 'urf, os. Clock', :all qhpuities, I'lain Jewelry, "a.9 and litatans. 14 karat'. fian; Platin ad Iantey iold Ringsa, 18 karats fine, and secacles, a fino a.a-sorteaat. IAll goodst warranted as represented. All work dono iaa a workmaanliko man Iner, and w~arraanted. No charge fur looking. 'ome anid cee me, will lake paleasureo in shaowing moy goodls. Thlankfual for pat. fr~vorus, I respecifullyI solicit a conutinnuance of the saame. CHIA RiLS MU)LLIR, Aecond' deoor from Col. Rtion's Oiie. BEATY ?a BDO. 11A*ik JUST RsCEJVEI)i Ono Car luad fresh Flour, all grades; One Car load Salt. ja.n 16 J uT R E C E IV E D. 2 Car Loadl Prime hite Corn; 25 Bbl1y. Lime Syruii) mnr 11 NevGoods i New Good New AT OPENING D)AIL4Y. lDon'I apie~.lr sfore, foril will bo your lons if youi want full valtie for your mon D1ry (Goodn, Clothing, Gents, Furnishing Goods, Ilate aund Capsl, B~oots n'ld Shoes, Triunks, notLions, &o. AT 13. F. Davidson & Co's. 2Just Received2 ( '10O,0.NUT.9, Oranges, Le'nons t'nd as \) torted Amneric~an (Candle.. jan 9 U. (1. D.4'ASORTP.> & CO, Irish P'otatoes. OORI lo ani Early Roso Potatoes fob 11 Mc1NTYR E. Just Roceived. 1~ AfDDLris. Bridles, Plow Bridles, llame, a) nd Cuarry Combs. feb22 .MolNTYRE . ,~ 11aIns ! IHams I 'largs for rale, low for ca.h by foh 15 i t B . Tm' Fiow tho Abbeville 'rets and lanner, Jan uary 15th, 1873. A NEW ENTElttPlISE. Seven yritrg ngo we adopted (lie plan of seliiig uBilr ''Farmer'" Coulking Sloves thri.n Lh ih coiiiu ry with 1ngolns, Isy oeu travelhng sa - ilrtie n, in orIer it) stpply Wanit lonye f't inl thel Soujjh; and thatei i' ly it's hith e nll l'l(t nii *ity of see. I "opure!.aiilg one of tlh.se inits. lu nthle houise .ld neleis. The la aburi dii it si-:cess o our e'niep ice hroughout le Si ates ai' Mi "sioui i. unituiclky, Teuiit ,j se t . eorgi. inad ilie universal favor with whkikchi our tves ne receivedl every Whe I.u t haiavii , its , li1t ilk order to sup. ply e iilii,,:. gro.iig drumand, we nuilt larg.-y irer*etiw our irees at the otituiry : Ii.: ne I have iicrtsed our daily narn o lta' of thie onb pattern to . A'1 I flirt ter I icreaso it to t:3 id C A~t.::nes to demnand it. 1 Nisit you, are au ( 'eterr s sthough - dine di ot fiomi our a ~ ~ ll 1! h-ney elave butt oNN -. i :. r ( a i srovs, and Th - ' ve h 4 eoiompilcated arrango mtic iis ,u its d-tiji s and inside fl1te 3lal. N it .i till oit r stover, but is so sint I 1y $I:ili l i ll y One mafy 11"o it' ru t 1':. It ii isury heavy aind made Oy , :. ei qual0:-!A of new iron so llineix 1414 1 ot'lre, it tough, Strul plate, y bih I V i.n cracks by fire. T'Pc th: l'e n~ in tIe 8tovo trade who ilhink their busines:i will be runed by us, atiil wh. t here'ore oisposo anid misrepresent ii- And tui gomli it all .laces, we desire t) a tlue t.b tuiI liat instead. Qf beinlg fix in. kry 141 t he:;, wo aro oing; them a bentifit by biildlin i up a lisinesi whichk has here to'ore been neglectel. and by introducilig ll aliicle of huiierlioll utility, must ulti imatoly bring temi into general use id overj faiiily. Rlleseotfully yours. BIROTIElR8. Annyviap, S. C. Dec. 10, 1872. Mu1a9a. CUA-TSU Buornsas :--WQ obeori fully grant, you permission to use oup nisinesi ws you 0oo proper. in commendation of your ''At,-ii taoottiNo STovn, for we re gard it no bieing altogether the best ook lig stove in u0. It is all that is desirable' in a stove, fur it is simi-lo in construotionI las no dap1tpers, or Hues to burn out, and bakes tjuick and beautIfully. We bespeak for .ou a liberal patronage from our neigh bors andl friends, believing as we do that none who purchaso one of these stoves wilt ev -r.regrej ii, J'ut will consider it a rarq prize in those dAys, when good cooks are s hard to get. Yout enterprise merits suo eess and we hope you will attain it. J W Jordan John Jones, J D Neol, It Is Neel, . S.Talbert, V aloCain, J a1 ih1ruee, . UI lt rit., P T ucker, Johin Ilaganl, W Watkins, J 11 Pruitt, .1 E hell, Henry Ihowie, A Hall, W it B3owie' ano Vance, T V Pruitt, 1) Pi lianinah, M C Rivers, C Jones' 1 0I l'oung, J Jordan, M Froeman, W Wickliffe, J Criaswell V Sharp, J NI Pruitt, A J Weed, V A fall, A .1 ('linksoales, TN 0 Ilill, Burt lliley; .iai Thomson, U V Bowen Wmu Cook, J Ii Alewino, A Fiery, J T Cheliathan 1T ylor, . 11. Itiley. II NI Prinoe, k,.3 hlHe.y, - W Fyoshleo, 8 W Brooks, N Acker, It It Daatnport, J W Shirley, Wm'it nigan, .1 .1 Acker, J N Jordan, .1 C P-I iee, V t' Croutnr, 0 P Oneall, J 1) Al:mnis, V P Abderson, W M Webb, .1 L t'o-iihie, T it luickett, W Whiteley, It V Acker, If J Elting, P1 A 'ribble, 6TATE' OF 80U'ril CAlROLINA, A linVItL..lCoUrTy, Jan. 1-1 1878. T. L. 1). howie, Clerk of the Court of Coimon I'lea anild (leneral Hooisions for 'oiiily and St at a iforeeiid, do hereby ocer tily tint I nin pei uni-l on lt ciied with lie boive s1igner, and take plasure in, saying lit lis are, Oeverally, honorable gentlemi, ail men iof Ceelit anld iidout aid vereicily. I w. ill add that thlie M ossrr. 'pl ier HrI ict.help hiiv4) sold isrveral hundred of their Farionr. Cvkug tijovos in this Co dity, nud.l so far as I, have heardte give untiveirsal naiilsfation. by -- IL. P. BIOWIE. I endofrle theu aiboveOcertifi catie. tubE 1, C. WI. CUFFLN, J.P!.A. C. HA P P 1. Id Ii sh Pu'.aloes, inlud P : .,( drttich and l'ench Blow b- Seedi and Ojijon fGotts 'Iruoceriesi. * ., . . . * aile ~.ils, inchludtng, a .. .dd Cu~imeiures. andi a~ line selection A, F,~ GO0DING, I Et consluant ly on hanid extra fine I . itplgy IIlorees and Mu tles. P'art ie n wiiii oif good stuck will do well to givo nie a call. In connection with my Livery RIablo, I. iive opened a Carriage, Buggy andi Wiig ni Faittory. All work nonsily executed and vairanled, (live mo a call. jan 18 HARDWARE I HARDWAREFA E lIA VE recently received 2,000 lbs. of P'low steel of different 8izes ; 3,500 lbs, rof Iran all sizcs and kinads ; 1,000 lbs,, Sweeds low Mouldsi also a.l-oi ofEx'celt Weiave on h'anda fresh supyofIrod( bo'und Ilamnen' 'Tracos,.Coil fifth breast ad iny Chiains ; Jlinck Bands, Graits Ilods, iee Screws and Singlotrees. . A large hot of Nails, cut, clinch, and wriou ght. Also horse antd mitu Shuoeit, spades, flakes. Phiovels, Forki floes, Axes, Orind stonies, wagou anid buggy Axle, and axle Greese, 1,000 lbs white Lead just recoived. 2,000 lbe, cat ware on hand ; Bridjes, lesth'ers'&fo. We have jdsat recived a'large lot <f ost wagona as:d buggy material, with n ore 1o arriio., ,We are constantly receiving ad hitiojns ,to ou r stock of hardware, consis. ing of lacksmithI's, Carpenter's and Shiogmak ers tools, and' Shelf ware. In a4-' dition we have a nice lot of family *vo. cerie; all of vbhich we offer on the best' tormes for (ash. n'ich 8 J. M. GALLOWAT & CO.