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Jon PIlINiniNo.-OUr ofliCe has been fitted with all materials necessary for printing jobs of every description. Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitatiou and Busineis Cards &c., &c. l'otatoes- -it. J. MeCariey. Masonio M oeting-Jolu C. Squier, Sc'or'ta ry. Termls fuor 1874 1-W ithle r." ani IDsight. Dissoalution of Copartnerhi p--Net sol & Itefo. Mui.r..- r. A. F. Gooding has jist received a lot, of line Kentticky Al Ile. Don't fail to call on himli. Uip to the timo of going to press yest.erday Cotton was selliag ajt from 9 to 13, cents. Mi. lenry A. (a ibs.on bus re.,ignod his position as chool ''ru.,tee in Town.lip N.'. 10, and Mr. JohN . Raberts himas E been appointed it[ his SLOad by icljoul Coani.-ailner Crow ford. 0"! Messrs. ULeot'& Co., advertise for sale several of the best vat ict-ies of fet tilirerg. All successfil furners realize the practical Utility of' these .standard fertilizer". Give Bacot &. Co. a call. A meetinv4 (f the liammigratiou So. Ciety was held oil Fridky, and ad journed in respect to the memory of Mrs. G. 11. MeMaster, the wife of the Chairman, to meet on Thursday n'ext at 5 o'clock, P. M. THiE CouaiT.-The Cour't of Con mon Pleas and Ge!neral Sessions, Judge Mackey iie.-iding, convenes at t.his plaeo on Monaay iext. Th:fet areeveral* Criminal Cases Onl docket, S-Aie of them important. The civil docket is also guite (till. ho 'r710 ease of the State v.. ilezo. hiab Duncan, for the killiing of' L. mi. Bolick, lasa been atsigned for Wednesday. Mr. Dican will be defenided by ble.srs. iachminanU & You mans, and Col. J as. 11. Ition. TPu .ra'IA S.---wenity-i-.-~ or' thirty of tle sons of the Land 4f Song hav'e left for Spartaibuirg, under contracts to work, some at trades ianad othe:s at u mnmal labor. It is hopjed they will be asorbed in this way, and Ilmateriallv add to the im provement aild avantago of the State, as well as betterint g their oVIn I condition. 0 :'- Tihe clcrk of the wea'ther seems in a whimsical state of mind. For the past three or four &.3s we have cnjOyed varioms pla:es of welather, at one ti me bright with itishinte and at .aiother clouly and threaten inag. Priesent indicItionls are thai~t it will waver a little and then clear oil' charmingly. O~-We return thanks to S. 13. P'iekens Wq., tiehet agent for a com-i plimencatary over the S. C. R. RI. for 187.. Also to Supeu intendent Jas. An.. derson, through Thos. 8. D)avanit Esq. for a pass over the C. C. & A. R. Rt. for this 3eair. uj'Court met yesterday. Tholi following cases wvill be tried in Gene. ral Sessaions this term. 'The aStyate vs. Aeq-uilla Ilar'ison, '1ind IsamW Glahdden- --malicijous mis ehietf. TJhe Sta te vs. I1. E. Dunkoan-mtur" TaxE TIoUnINuENT1 A T I.AC~S'T AKC. --WVe had the pliemiure of attending the Tournament and Ball at Black stock on Thur'sday, and we are pleas edl to state tbat they were a gi-ani'd success. We will give a detailed aiCCOUn t in our niext islu. The com.* iuittee of arra'ngeet will iensfe ae0 eept our thanks for a oomplimientary ticket, and for their other courteaies. D01" o TuxE Sims T~~ wwN.--A telegraphl (dispatchi iniformis us of the death ini North Carolina of th Si ameseC$ twins. Chaing wvaspartalysed last fall arnd has beenc in feeble healthi s'omel timen. On Fridzay night Changl exp1iredI sud denldy. Eancg was so shoek-. ed at thIiis that hie raged wihlly for a while and then saiak into a stupor' in whiceh he died in two hours. O During ourit v it tao Ichtkstock we had the pleatsur ofl metnaetinag seve ral old comriades in armas, with whom we Nto')d shoulder to shouldeor in real1 fight, nand not ini mimic p.geant. TIhe TJuL1 naenit reca lald siv'Jily days genve bay, anad t oge ther we fougnt oaver tanl ol~ d baittlIee. Amnig t hese werie M~les-i's. R. (Clonuney, 1El. .'hainnon, Thios. lirice, .Jas. E. J ohnston, TV. P. Mitehell and others. DrEAvn o:.'Mas. G EOnioF II. Mc31As. TER~f.-Wo are pained to announce the death of this estimable lady, which occurred yesterday morning, Mrs. McMaster hand been in feeble healith for somec time past, suf'arirg from thiat fell disease, consumption. 11cr loss 14 mo,.,,d by a larg -icl knigbts wore sixteen in number, as follows Knight of the tied Rose, I. 0. Miller, " " " Lono Star, 0. L. Kennedy, "f " Rocey Ureek, H. IW. Miller, Ivanhoo, Jae. N. Caldwell, Edgar of Ravenswood, W. M. Harden, I Sir Walter Raleigh, E. P. Davis, Birmingham, 8. F. Cuoper, Knight of the Elm'1, IV. T. Holly, Black Prince, -J, It. Craig, Ncrgt. Jasper, 'J E Wylie, Kt. of Gladden's Oro e', F. McCullough. Stonewall, '. P. Ragsdale. Kt. of the lound Table, J. N. L'ald~vell, Jndian Chief. Ira 4. Scott, Unexpected Knight, 'I. V. lpAIgsn, After somo manLu'vrlntg, the tri.l of skill b.'gan. Ono by one the knights dashed thro'u-gh with poised lanees, and though all did their .do. Voirs tcobly, the Godiess Fortune Was, as 11sual, lick le. We fancied we could Leo ladies changing color, as their respective championa bore thei selves in th'e lists, now trembling with apprehensio'I, aid again beam.. ing with ple'asure', or exhibiting d i appointnout at the result. Space will not permit a detuiled account of o the tilting. At the close of the third essay, it was annouuced that Black l'riinee, sustaining a epUttitiol won in the hard fought battlcs of Grecy and Poictiers i.1 nedioeal days a when. l'nc'es were bi rbed, nnd knights were arnie1 cap--npie, had borno off honors \With seven rings, and was entitled to c'ro'wn the Queen of r Li)vc and oaity. The Knight of Rocky Crook', Waspro'elined second, he li.ving taken sik rings; and Bir. mingham with five rings claimed the third place.of bonor. Ravens h wood, Sergeant Jaspe'r, the Unex. peeted Knight and Indian 'Chie'f were competitors for the fourth place, oach a havinig borno off four rings. These w were made to compete a second P time, when Ravenswood wasptpro nounced entitled to the fourth honor. A trial of horsemanship was then ordered. Although several of the knights displayed great skill in the management of their steeds, we were a acquainted with but four, Walter Raleigh, Indian Chief, Ravenswood and Jasper. After some cofisulta- - tion, the judges awarded the gilt. spurs to Walter Rauligh. T'ho award of prizes and the corona- ti tion were next in order. The prizes a were respectiVely a silver pitcher, . silvor cake basket; -gold lined goblet, gold lined cup and spurs. After the presentation of these; the Black C 'rince, in knightly st)fe, 'placed the crown up'on the brow of Miss Mary E. iMiller, proclaiming her in a set addrgs", the Queen of Love and Beau ty. ils Lida B. Mobley was chosen first Maid of Honor, and Mi:ses Minnie Coleman and Amanda Davis, of Rideway, thi'rd and fourth Maids f Honor re.pectively. Thus ended the Tournament. An invitationlwusextended to the visitors to attend the Ball th:at evening. Ily this.titne th'e clotds woro b6. ing dissipated into thin air, b and the Sun having decided it P not beneath his dignity to be presont a on this occasion, 'ca'1e from his hiding plac' d il'using a g'enial glow upon everything; and that n ighL 'the moon shed ler gentie beams upon the joy. 6us party. As maniy of the Ositors *ere from a distance, it svas decided that thme ball should begin at an early hour, and shortly titter night tfahll in thme new Masonio Hlall, dancing was8 comn menced under the enl iveninlg strains of Oscar 10llington's c'lored dri~'g band t'ronl Columnbia. After several quadrilles, supper was announced, y and the party, repaired to Carroll's ne* fH6tb. I-ere a 'umnptuods re past was furnished. Substantials in aibundatice gladd~ened the eyes of the practical ; while the senti mental por tion discus~sed airy nothings iver the mo~st tetipting viand's. Thera must ha've b'eon two lhundr'ed and fifty or three hundred guests at the tables. We cannot give thme number with accura ey 'as od'r Attention was turned rather to the feast than th'ose feasting. After supper, danucing was renewedl with zest, and quad rills, lancers, polkas galops, waltzes, and o't' er* dances 'varied the programnme till t~he sinall hours of the morning. The gaeenm was attenmde'd by a'nany fair subjets, oa'chu of *hom hold( sway'over a retinun of admirers. ,l eosidos the,Rfoyal Sot; we particular ly noticed M isses I1'' handh 1 ~ Miss 8-, Misses II-and $1e0-.~ , Miss R --, andl several I others who-c names we did not learn in the excitement of the dance. Thme marriba ladies who wore chaperones also a'dded grace iand dignity, and vied in charms with their younger sters. All things must end, and the Tl'durnamemnt And llali at last iero over. Themy were a eomletec success. A i'~ cibaible ci rrcunmstance i.s that in all th is crowd, there was no (is til hanme, SAlooils were closed, and noting o'ccurred to amur theo plenkiro of thes day lilackstoek knows how to get up Mi affair of this aort. It is a thi-iving to'ti amnd is growii iapid ly. Mr..Garrola ('on federate v'eterah who lost a leg ib th'e wiur is just comn lingLii a ~oothniodioums hotel, Mr. Ja E. .Johnson hmas erectoud a new store andl Ml Aonib IHall, andl ot her im).. pr~ovemsonts are in progress. VTe smerchants areo wide awake, iod the farmnora are succes.<ful, and there are ce'idenca of solid j~ro..perity in this town. W'o have thus reported in an in. perfect nmnner our visit to .llack stock. Many things are omitted, for which our cecuse is that we so thoroughly enjoyed ourselves that we took no notes and report from miemory. (f any are dissatisfied let them invite sus up again, and give us another trial. In ooncilisioh we re turn thanks to the managers and other friends for' courtesies shown us durirg our vinit; OTA.TOElS I JPOT.A.TOEs I B farrels selected planting pot atoos f the following kinds. Early Roso, Uoodrich and PInk Eye. FOR SALE BY J. RJIC'Cafloy. Uilboro Lodge No. 11, A.. i.'. I .'. Rli S'!.An1 Ot' U I:t-sCArosr of hie lml omu will boe beld inl Masonlic [[all nt 1 Tursday e!vein g nsext, '!9th I lnet. So'e&oek, fly order of tIho, W. \f. jan 2'7 JOllN C. IQUlEIt, Bee. TEitM8 F~ORI 1874. T E pro'pose to sell poods for 1874 oi a catshs basis. \ll gonds chargedi it our books Wil' 1ie e4.wideci due on Ie first day ofithe imontht followinig, and; ,II bil's not. then paid wvill Ie charged in 3rest at tie rate of two (2). per cent. per 'nih Int'il pas id. - This rule will he' tictly adhered to in all cases where no pecial arilangenments aro mad-te. jan 22 W IIilE'Rs & DWT ivT. Iissoltiion of (opartiOrsihip. |'E ifirm of'Nelson and lero has 0hi F day been dissolved b y mn'fttul greement. IV. M. NlE .80N. Jan. 19th, 1874 if. 13. HEM, N. B. The books of tlie store are in the ands of W. N. Nelson fur collection. he books of the Bar Itooma are in the nods of II. B. Refo for colleelion. All ersons who are indebied at oither place ro reqiuested to mnako paymsent at oico, ill e wih ilho books closed.s early as ible. W . NLSON, jan 24-ftlxl 11. R FO. ESTABLISHED 1859. WIAAISiORW', S. C'. r lllRTV years expeience in repairing all kinds of Watches. N T W C 0 O E S. 001.1) and Silvor Watches of all kinds 211(y JenoUiry nild tClock of fill descrip ons, which I will stl. low for cash.. Cote 3 iud see for yourself. No charge for look. o. Thankful for pAst. pal ronage, I so it a continu ince of the samie. CHAS. MULLER, pposi(o Bacot & Co's. oct 14 TO ALL THOSE F an prepared to make and repair Orini lills, and repair old Giis. ALSO to do joit ork of any kind. UNDERTAKER'S DEPARTMENT, IN itl' lin e I kCecp colsta'ul'y 'on hand full supply of all sizes of the AlealQ urini Cases. Walnut Cases, Caskets, u'nd inn Coffins at the old stand knoWn as IcCreight, shop. J. W. McCRlEIU ilT. iTTNO SOLUBLE FERTILIZER ILBE 8OL~D AS FOLLOWS: 50 Per Ton of 2,000 lbs. 55 Per Tn of 2,000 lbs, Payable Nov. 1 1874. Free of Inlterest. REIII1IT AND DI)iAYAIE TO0 BE ADDED. This ghuano has been well tested int thIis County and proved A S U CES. sTO~O LCIDPHIOSPHIATE. 0 A NU5 PflR lCOE. $33 PER TON~ OF 2,000 L1BS, $38 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS, 5A YA lbi~ NOV I'M il1it I 1874.8 RIGHUIT AM) DRfAYAGE TO DIE ADDED. ER A lEY'~ SEA FOWL QUJANO W.ILL. llP, tILD A S F'OLVS $50 PER 0N or 2,00 LB8, T I~E E Pat IOE. $60 PER TON 0O' 2,000 LBS. < Freight a nl lirayngo 10olue added. STAND)ARD) A NO 1. Bradley'sAribniated CASh! PIiC. $40 PER T'0N OF 2,000 LBS. TIMEN i It'lE. $47 PER TON 01' 2,000 LBS,. Freight anid I)rayage to be add~sed. 'his Gusn no i c henper thans ost IFe"rtili. zers. and is coneideresd by nmany as equially good. Th'lousantds of tns sold in Gecorgia last, ye r*. FOft BA LE BY SPECIAL NOTICE. [ ARlTIES lndebtod to mie for elfher LP Pantation supplios or faitly Oro cries nieed not apply for furt(her iu-. oncoe or accommsodation util they pay tp what is due. They will also confer a I 'avor by not i'ending gnsy more ordei-s to ny store, as, the same wll not ha fIled,r anless accompanied wilh ( he cash., jan 7'i n of friends und admirers whom her fine cjualities had drawn around her. We Lender to the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy. D-ATH OF TWO PROMiNEN T CITl anx.-We have tidings of the death f Major Thos. Ly3les, one of the old ist and most respected citizens of Feairliehll. Maojor Lyles was eighty. eight years of age. Many years ago bie represented Fairfield in thle Legis lature. His health was feeble for a lot) :yeriod before his death. \ 'ehav'e also learned of the death >f Mr. .oel A. Smith, oa Saturday, 17th inst. lie had rea'ched the age it uLiel1 man is generally in the prime of life. But consumptiou slaimed him for a victi'm. To the Famijies of the deceased we t'ender bearty s ipathy. Ti1' HUMANIrIES AND TilE INDUS. ruitr.s.--Col. J. P. Thomas announces hat the Carolina Military Inititute, >f which ie is superintendent, is a Cool of the "Ilumalnitics and Indus. ries." We have flattering reports >4 the prourCSs of this CApital inati ution. The GraugeS of Cabarrus ouinty, N. C , have passed resolti. iolls expressing their cotifidence inl he Carolina Military Institute, and !om mending it to the confidence of he people. We wish Col. Thomas ill that success which'his ability, ex erienco and energy richly deserve-. We insert this morning a series of juestion from a subscriber which vere accidentally mislaid for somec Iile. Vr. Eddior Vi!l you please define "Trial Jus. ices" or let mnc know if they belong tricly to the New Code of' Juror., r. n hether they are the saine-justices >f the peace before 'th'e law that xebkter defines to be a justice, "the tghly honored to do justice, evct 0 the Kiig. as well as to the bur. >lest. Il ha've never read law ias i tudy, t'hoogh I onve alivays under ttod tlitt it was based on truth n'nd u.tice, and holy Writ a4 on a rock oundation. W ILK:E1SON. We- give these pertinetit, questions', >ut are not euough of a iSolomon to iswer them. The ways of Triil Iu.sti-es are often inserfitable and m.st finiding out. Willkerson1 mDut pply apply elsewhere for & holthion I this Gomnuntidrunl. WINoNSiOtO FEMAE. S1 NAR. Tle next session of this Institution Vill commence on Monday, F'brua'ry !,i. Parents d'esiro'us 6f sending heir daughters and young sons to a chool where they will have the leaf >f instruction and be under good nral and religion irnflatenee, hiould patronize The Winusboro "ewal-e Sninatry. The ladies in harge posess all qualificati'ons ecessary for tlhe pbo.ition they re pectively oceupy. Prof. W. J. Lowvery, a g-aduaAte f Univertitics in )?rance and Ger ririy, will assume the cont'rol of the tiusical departtment, vocal and in. tumiental, att the commiencezjnent of he next se.-sion and will 'also giv'e tAstructions itn drawing and painting, und in the Germnan langua'ge. All he popils in this school wall be 'earri d through a thorough course of v'ocal nusic, by P'rofessor Lowery, withott xtrit charge. TOunsAairrN A-r Bi,AeKSTo't.-On l'hiursday last, tho long expoeted ournament was held at lalckstock. osomeC time previous,.ample prepa. ationi had been mnade to ensure coin )ete success, and when th'e Appointed lay arrived all preliminaries had b~en uccessful ly arranged. As lBla'okAtock s situatted itimiediatoly on th'e line lividing Chester and Fairfield, b'oth souinties wvore interested in the fes'tive >centsin. Consequently spcet~atoi-s egan to arrive on the eveining pre iious, in order. to be on handl at an ~arly h'dur. It semed, howvever; tha~t "Old P~robablilitiec'' was half intlineid to >e unpropitious-, for Thautaday dawned lark and lowering, and many adiiou's yee were turbecd toward the sky, and nanty weathera prophets gae oracular nelweirs to the numberless questions yhethecr or not the Sun would cotide eend to grace the occasion with the Light of his countenance. Many imid hearts that had fully intddd vitnessing the specta'ele were fright. med, and many of thle fair sex, with a ively apprehensioni of damiaged hate and I aded dIresses, quiet ly r'ema ined at homei. But othef-a e vihe'ed 'dom. meniidale couraige itn deterinting to brave all adverncocirctinstanices, and ep-tired to, theC lists fromn poidmlta)WA fiidistanit as ineaster, Chesteor and RIidlgeway, so t hat when the hour for tilting arrived, several hiundred i'peii. tators were piresent. Them sky still remineid cloudy, but no rain fell dlurinig the diy. Thle ground had been carefully laid off, anid a nuinber of Miarshials were aippoinited who ivo very effi eient in keeping the crowd ira proper bounds. Alessrs. J. E. Fry, Jas; E. Johnson,, E. M. Shannon, R. W. Brice and Dr. La. S. D~ouglass acted as judges. Several ladies also grae'dl the stand, with bright eyes arid ap proving glances inciting the knights to brave deeds. Mr. John Carroll as Herald summoned the knights in tur-n to exhibit their prowess. Tha JUST NI Tierce new liee. 'I wo 11hrtiels, new erop N. (). M1eta-,'eo One0 Pun1cheon De-1nrur- \lh4 Ono0 11lhd pur. Trinlidad .\ la e, Two 1Ilids 8. 11. b'yr..ai'. TIreeo ux es Gunpowder and Yo I1pyuln Teat. Cheev Crackers, Sugar. Cefcee, &( LOW11 FOR CASH. deo SO lA TY & 111t0 TRIUMPHANT PAROLINA FERTILIZE2 WILL E SOI) ASJFOi1iLONS 50 PER TON OF 2,000 lb 55 PER TON OF 2,000 1b Payable November 1,1874. Freight and Drnylige to hC Added. ITS SiJCCESS TS JNPARALLELEE AND ITS STANDbAUD Is A NoE L ACID PPPOSPTE W I, L L l's LD o L f;l.., . CASH PiHWE. 33 Per Ton of 2,000 lb T1ME PRIN0. 38 Per Ion of 2,000 1i Payable Novemberl1 1811, c.' O Of 3.tA c ro c~g F'OR SAI flY -FURNITUR~ (bintd t'ott age Silt, Pa.o ISui, 1)1, , Po4lar anod Pine, I nrdrh .I I,8 to..d, Cafbi, nee.1 ie.'.o Ir.'i sW anh, 11TableI , Iio lo Pits VIII' 'hrhd. r l' Rck,. iSks,' Co. V 1 i l l.Sto ls, S of Lo ra it? Iig ''IokI Vi Ca s i Iu er 01 Ifo h' t epr.) WooCrb ondPl, s oteo ie l ed,~ whic h . I I .fo tO lmia I he all oyle hoo2de of r ,b HOd and 'Jwarra n d give en' b ofsul 1ction. Ctje eco1 myi ual 1 ChIh tal 11 ll~ It. iorse oIt. Ifint-sed )IIACbOT gdbI will l ,ife ioe They1 to LIclomfortablee dubl intc (, lean NIo OliIll o of F'1rrIl~ Cs - relII >tynd of mptito C ioti n o'to' the I 4.a q Mirt roorganid Pitor p: - ay . ires Piera r Ft n nCi ocu to ,. anaril unse BARAINs i in We ntow oi'rour Stc E~JJ 4.i :k aldSoo") S.1~1 4,~~l]1 ul Clothino AI I N I.A., "pe( 1al toution11 1(l. to'one1( 1200 ofIshalwsI.: 3 4bre.d t; COST ()net' Lot; (f oks; ioflled at tilreJS(' , FLiI Cassi. TO CA D Ui (XTOM1AEA( WODW.\ J1 ) & LL.. To the antcr's and Far m 01C 3-a1 Cari na. . . y ur :M entir l Pal'rarble I'l-i k 1 s. I -si "'44 I'i r: lil 4'- 2:4g.. \V2 h44 13t1.'4It: (et '2il Iy bv i e f.i.e llh, Fl'e o esin V.hIt: P.SIl 0 1 ho ' M i' f i la Or ey Vill (i 'i'. 3 111 3 4, ill 41 i4 CH4 I, I 'o prw 1a1111 1 by all %. b4 1-m . I\ ineti e- it. Wih n il (3N W; E i.\ .1 l.I' .NhA I beh nn--h hly'e . :e fenlck. enn ha~~~ ~~ - 1n e e-.w th : 1! unll r , nt a stib I a 0l :11 - in b ' 611. wihl443 1e4 41-1e of ?I v ti!l. I I lia - Y ily v(:'it' it b4e -n:t r i-4 Ii , i* 3 . p rlI cvons1Io eled I,, '13- 3-e i M 't 3 unreis' l.''I k,~' w i.,,I 2r h Pi .'and 411 oll 613, 'l nul leng r, alko t reur. No art f lte . i t ' 1 d 11 1 h t ; .1 ,: - ' I P 'l i b s no So, ill 1,3 . i.l0., ., baring 4W i1313. , s '3333' I ' . 4t' ,2 I 3j. 1n (I "e,1.131 p1t I- n a .- 3.: 33er li-.u2t:3 I.t'h ui . of an Th i 434- 'I'* 1s - ..i'e by. l ..i l .d I :31: 3 . . fNe i ll '4 in 1.'07. The114 3n; I'li 3 'l i.23e: a.- i in 4niire in..'4 4 - oi '' l' 3, a e i.'''tl I re4ii to II ll I o14.NTV .\ ' I .1:' i t1t. (l'f. gfor the" 3333 i re1%:i-l4J.t Le I -d ij j 'f . l|:o ''14.ce of232he 1 .314 'I ' <h 1 * per. t~ L (3n: ' 1eing (an4 . \ ir :1ie Ff ' t in k 1 J ail. nvfr.i' voih NO ine1b'' '3 einal; cos ior , 1n fA~hL-.O C~T PUL~DO~ 44d.4t s i 's 1/'ll-:.10k. lIenli n no 1 . .. in* -. rol ilO U anno ret 0. I . 't;- ril 4 ".0; 1l/.2o LFhe gru(nel. ex i 4b ;; 4r d br', :.il . -r s grel ris4j :: o la ' el. i d r ial. u L k~Ipa p. 4i Inor n vn~ientc h3 4'Iinia y 'Ii3'i~ '~t SI 44o (41h 41none4 y inOth -prch/o-e 'of Cono ply itagh J4orreghon4 rj a.1;AN s ~ITop111 be in;0 .fei 8t hj sleng 'il' lu tit el of tNov~eber PartI(' ie nIrin L1 .1\ 110so Agenti for0 l'ieh01' (onn y,~r cs fr tu~lC1 1 r:4 the most V144~'v m inuiu pare -il o bo'Oll:.e oa 001 11 JNO. 1, ATIcaIT BARGAINS, BARGAINg. OWING to the low price of Cotton and the greAt scarcity of money, we 'iiov oler our entire Stock of 'Goods at ex tremely low prices. Especial attention is called t6 dur very large Stock o Dress Goods, Shawls, Ready Made Clothing-, Gents Furnishing Go6s, boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, and a splendid line of Cassinieres, all of which we ofler at panic prices and t6 suit the times. Come with thd CASH and got BARGAINS! ALL those hidebted to us are urgentlyreqested to com6 Iorward and settle up, as w6 are greatty in need of money. McMVASTER & BRICE oct 2 All WrA Tiwirmnted. ' 'r, LaOWE. ST PRICES, SendfWePriee Lieh LIH. H A L LS CO, )(azAdlurer &l/'s&a., C//ARIEST .9.0. T' si 4 it p tored acecordl Iing to Act ri n lrm, L. 0 year' 1.873, by I. I[ .u Ir. & Co., ,j, le a flicq~ 1f t lhe Librariai i 011ZENS' SAINGS .BANK ILA ra SOUTuI CAROLINA. D&posilS of al illd Olywnrdl Received', INTERRAVO' I,/.( i'A'A i' "'A' RATI'i OiF' 'ilNv Il'/,N C''RNI' ERI ANN UM ON (YM1i7'IUATE IR 0/" I)EI'0SITP A.'I J Xi. 51,' I'I ('ENTI. CO.'0,IU0(NiJ. KI) N itk V 'KIX MUN~I'JS ON A C O F F I C E R18. WV,,N. lart in, P'resident. .Johnt I. l'ahnear, V ice-Pr'iesidet. A. G. I'ireni'zer. enhier'. J1. Il. Bo wyer. in general chatrge. Jolhn U. ii. sith~~, AssisantL Cashier. Dirr'efors. Wade liarnpion, William Martin, A. C. John11 i. Panlmer, Thlormas E. Giegg; coum nbi a. U. T1. Scott, Nowberry. W.* (. Mayes4, Newborry. II. Il. Rut ledge, Ch'arlesion. l)anel Jlavenel, .I r , Charleston, Sam'i IB. Clowney,. Assistant Cashier. -Pla nitrs, Mechaisc,. and Professional Ment, Widows, Orphans, Tirustees and county Oflours, hiaving rnbzicy for wi~hi they have nio presetort use, can here de'poslt, it., ,hin.s asoi'ling all riske of thofts and dtloructiont by i-eo and t the seime tiwno draw int erest thereon 1111 steeded. June 24,ly Dtootes Likit Shoosa elegani 1oteof Boots and shoes jes received fr'out T. M~ev & Fon,. .. Mo MA ST11 & BIC1E, Tl 7AVIN(1 purchased the interce. of I Mr. I: J. Kelly in theoaboveo saloon, - ilconuct lhe bineslkC5 'a horot ofore, d1 } idesa thne ,fnest hrandIetW Wiies, Whis,. y -eys lnd.Segara, b ays a., leutaurant at,. *a tlched, wvhere parties con gel. ncats at all r houtr ' the bgs,the tuarje afford. a F'rnth tyst'ers owt handt every dny. The. > an ro.:jge ofthe publlolisrespootol ntySD I ioited. ), C. T1MMO4 (N ~