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Coti pnDy had a meeting Tuesday night. 6: r The new bell of tio Df6th diet Church has-bee6 put up. - Creighton McMaster mqdo a home run in base ball the other evening. I g Go v.. oses has appointed .. W. Duvull A-uditor qf.,FaiVflold County, vice B. F, Davidson, deceas ed. Pr.nsonAr..--Bev. . . Campbell nnd Ju,. I... Aikon, E q.,. returned froin the north en Tuesday. 0:)- Mr. A. F. luff, of the. firm. of .1tnf& Cloud, at Ridgeway, lids left for the north. 0:r Ridgeway is.nct satigied wi.th the drubbing sho got from the Ku Kl.ux. Another game will be made up. 1.3F" There aro npve ':.prisners in our county jail, one white man and six negroes. 0 4- Mr. Jobb C. abb, of Montlcol. lo, sent us a waterMellon. Moliay, weighing forty-two and a half pounds. This mellon bents all. Several bales of cotton werd sold in this market last week at prices riangingfrom 15 to 16 Ots. In Colum. bia the prioes are from 14 to 15 ets. .0- 1Uso bn har..been so fiedvy on shoes, that lcLaughlin has gone north to lag.ifi ab extra supply. He left Thursday.. ~ 'Cadets T. K. Elliott' - ad Ii C. Gooding left on T'hursday .for Lexington, Va. -We trust, tshey will eont.inue to sustain their--.reputation and do credit to Fuir field. , 0 4 Mr. E. P. Mobley killed four deer last week, on Dutchman's Creek, i,n lFairfied. Several young. genf,te. Enon.are on the W aterce also hunting deer. * -Mr. HI. A..Gibson, qn Thurs d1ay, brought to Winnsboro, the first bale of 0Cotton of the season. [t was classed . low middling, and was bought by Mr. Ri. J. McCarloy for 16 deonts. 0 -All the Sunda)-Sehoos in town will unite in a uniton pio gjio on Tuesday next, .in...the Presbyter'ian woods. Parents-and friends will fur nuish refreshments. A happy time is anticipated. Egf It was rumored that Gena 1.orshaw had been telegraphed fer by Grant to go to Washiingtonn, but ~yo. have been unable to discover whether or not this is true. , j-.. We undert nd from a. gento man just from Cofu'mblo,' t(Gat Mosei andi the rest of his thieving crew have gotten over their 1liKlutx peare, and peace ne'w reignns in the Prebtol Man si on. ' " wo officials in Fair6ll d doubile duty. Mr. Nelson is Probat .Judge.and Trensurer. Mr. fDuvall i 81lieriff a.nd *Aqditor. This show t.hat we hiavo (ob reamj offi'es in tb State.- -- gg We have reoeivAid,4oy7p1afa from several.subscribers pomnplai ninm of not reeiv'ing their papers.. aire certain the fault is not wit,h ui Wie warn .posttmaiters,no)t to perml borrow ing . on th.e part of perrson who will not ausucil,. g:g Tha rae between "Rabb,it and Lady of the Lake,,for i00 s1'e, half mile heat, took place 6i Tuesday., The mare was the fav.oripu and odds woy vffered. Rabbit, how ever, sustained ,hj ,previous reputa tion by wiaiog tli rae, by three o four lengt.hs. (&r We leari-nthat Ir'ioee Xouna a o hastei h6 .t ' ared with breakin''o a k be Wm. 0a 1 ing'spb Tptegling hanvin i bn austed ,.h19 howgoing it, his hook. - .. - .,uFigg-a-pi~ *Ai, bitr becu4' FF I 1 ; Y ple 4 No. 1 FIeI innsborbo was inviteA soutsed eot mupic. Oiirni ad esee or? hiadb by vai).4 od*ard ,Dr,Jphh Wallace, and A1q#.rP..a ind CoPey A . dii wgvas pr're Fae a 'ur-Whs uvited but was inabt leave, as the Cou ity Convention met that day. The citizens bf Blackstoo .met and organioed a Mounted Rifo .Plub, last Thurs ay. Pighty names ,ere et plled.- !Ufih fo b a President-R. C. Clowney. Vice Pr,sidunts-J. C. Caldwellj E. W. Brice, J. W. Durham. , Wardeos-,-S. T. MoKoown, C. P. Shirl, E. D. Mobloy, d. . W li. Virectbrs-M. Mackorell, J. A. ' 740arjey, J. W. Aiken, J. Y. Bryce. 2nfi'gn-J. A. Stai4rb,.r.. 8eoretaky-WID. I. Stpv.eisoh. T.teasurX-- Ito4 Craig. . Siuir on-L.A. Douglass, M. D. P ReptihIoanus from every per tion of the county arrived in town' Thursday eVenin.gto Obd ti oil. yention, whioih was. held , Friday. Prominent .radicals. were on hand to point out the right road. to,tMe differ,. cntfractions (as they call i.t.5 June Mobley tiied.t. onlighten his follow. cititons upii thp rdscality pf the democratio party.. He told tliem p tho difficulty that had .ocu.rd b*. twebn himself and Mr. Tiranon, and said tlat he had not got justice. He fina1Y woqud 1p by rsping L. W. Duvall--for holding two offiuo., that of Sheriff and Auditor. The whole,night was was ma40, hideous by the yells of -these la*-abiding and reform citizens.. Parties living ou Main itreet were kept aiake all night by their rowdyin.m, It these people bad belonged to the opposite political party, Uov. Moses or tbe. Court (Judge Mackey) would ha ' had tl-on indicted for riot. 0:^r A goodly number of persoi s witnessed the game on Wednesday between the Ku .ilux, and a nine composed of members of the three nines of the Modoes at Ridgqway. Fur the first.two innings, Ridgeway kept ahea.d, but tho Ku Klux gradu. ally caught Gp, as( oi tlhe fourth in inning.abored 15 r(ins, thus riVrtually deciding the game. The Madoos, hovevet ishowed pluck and battled ninfully to .uiegain thejr. lost game. But their kffortn werp ine1cotual, the score at the end of the ninth. inning standing, Ku Klux, 40, fodofs, 20. Consi.derable interest was manifested by the spectators in Preston Smait, son of Capt. S.--.M.8uiai't; of. iidge way, about ten years of age, Hie fielded verx, pretst.ly, and caught a handsome fly, lHe was -too smeall, hAowever, *to ruin the bases, and *ab put out on the Iirst several times. All be . n'yde is age to make hipn a gdod flagr'r. - . The following is the score: MODOCS. Edmunds,Outs. Runs rduns p ...........4 1 Ruff,.f..... ........-.-.4 2 10dmunds, l.b........ ...2 5 Davis, e...............4 i Smart, 2. b.............1 3 ~Smart, 3. b............. 5. 2 LIowthler, I. f........ .....2 3 Smart, s..s............ 5 1 Edinuuds, c. f......... .2 2 27, 20. K(U KLUTX.. Campbll, ll..L.: uts. Runs. ambl,1. f.-....-... 2 7j .Crawford, p...........5 4 Jordan, e.............3 4 pooding,o. f .,.. ..5 2 *Rabb,2.b........ 8 ' B3oyleston, I. b.... ..... 3 4 Dantzlor, r. f..,.. 27 40. nbNs14An IN ACHINNING, n 1 2 8 4 5 0 7 8 90 fodooa---6 7 1 0 3 0 1. .0 2-4 ( K.u-r3 4. 6 2 14 .5 4. 2 .1-$( Modops--Home runs--H. G. Ed. miunds I.. . Nlis, Osught-Hf. Ed. munds, J4.W,, Smert, P. Smart, J M. Edmunt4s, Lo ther,. two. Flies, missed-H. 'dmunds?1 Smart 2. .''- - i,.. 6 Ku -Klat---home r&,i--, H 'Campbell 1, W, -'( Cwford l'. Bro.wn 4, lBoylston .e' Fit&6e Missed Ianleor, Mililt 2, -J r. X R.A ret o,~Soreri W.e expect some other gimes fron Rlidgeway. u.* BASIC BAr,r. JiA-r.Cy-WINNBoR4 Vo-ronmous .-T.0l edoond game of tb n atch betiween the Oolumbe. 4 the Ku Klox wak p1 yoiu 'boroon li.iy, befor, a arge 'e,0 course of spectatb*s. Some ,ti~m sic the Kiu (Nx $6 ap bii and weto defoee by a score ofa81'ts ,to 17, whereat the Union.Herald ro marked that the Ku Klux were prot ty good for the up country, but could do nothing with Columbia. This put Winnb ore on its motal, and s return game was agreed upon. On Friday, thp Columbins rea,bell Wiinsbord - by the - pissenger t'aiO, and were taken in charge of by the Ku Klux. Tko game was called a 4 o'clock, Mr. T. R. Robertson, of the Red Jackets, acting as umpire. The Colunbino went to the ba and scorod,,thieb Jhhiti. Thb. Ku Klux then put up six runs, w1jen they were aout to the field. The gaiie was qurito , intoreting, and some good a ding anti ba4,(Ing 9.-dUfpla)-od. nipioll;.df t1ho Kit';ux,"autght .evgral beautiful flies, and was ap. !pla.ded. Hudy managed the 1Boro boys beautifully. Tally of the Columbiusi, mado4-. bdfe run on a ,,plendid.strike, and lircught in three playe.rs liesides himself. The 'Boro boys grad4ally went aboad. But at no timo before the.pinth iuklg.b0uld thoame'be con6idored certain. 'When the gain..erided, the score stood, Kg. Klux 42, PoAlmbies 29. The followi,tig is the ofliciil soi O COLUM BtA 3.,. Runo. Outs. Morris; o, f........8.. ' 8 4 Millet-, I b.... ........0 7 Lokby, p... ..........5 2 Sloan, 1. 1'.... ........ 3 Mtts 2 b.-..-..--. 6 2 Seabrook,r. f......-... 0 0 Miot, 3 b............... 2 4 Tally. a. s.............3 4 Rion, 0...............0 3 29 27 KU KL UX. Brown, 2 b.... ........3 5 Rabb, r. f......... 6 3 Kethin, s. a......-....5 3 Danuzler, 7. f...........7 0 -Jo-dan,c0... ..... ..... 2 Crawford, 3 b.......... 5 3 Iluey, p............. 2 5 Blylton, I b b.........4 4 Campbell, 1. f.. 4 2 42. 27 - Plies 'Caught--Goltmbia 8, Ku Klux, 11.1 Flies Mlssed-Columbias 12, Ku Klox, 6. Umpirer-,T. 13 Robertson. koorers -Fishoit for Columbias, Cummings for Ku Klu,x. After tho,'pustomary oo-7plinjants were;irterelaugdd, both oftilbs inarb. to the laeies .stand, end the victors were made the r6oipients of a beauti. ful bouquet.. T'hat evening the visitors were on tertained with a dance at the College. & large number of ladies and gentle. men attended and passed a ddlihhtful evening. Some of the galla,,t Colum bias appeared t6 have Iound the fair daughters of Winnsboro even more dangerous than their brothers. This is, however, a sort of cotflict in whichl. L,pt.e kpight loves to be .'an quished. and .ield himself captive. The Union-tIeiild arnounces that the Couwbiats were pieased with Eicir visit. We trug they will visit us apainl. . 1 The deciding gne will be played at some future t ime. Courry CONvERTviQN.-Thd radi.. cal nominatinug convention met in . Wiunsboro ou Frida.y. Seventy-.two delegates we;e .present,' onl on Kwhite. .On the nopiination fo.ir chair mnj:f it bee.unue apparen t that town, 'and country were et. I&ggerhecadr, (TPhe latter spy they' are tdired .of set.. it1g -canvassors on livery stable ho~.rses comning iamong them.). D. 8. Rico, 1and Henry Jacobs .ware noainaaLed. Rice received 40 votes .and Jacobs 32. Aftef>great confusion, in which every one wanted to bh -heard, the delegates were tjuieted downi sonmc' whatt. N.oniAi,ationsfoi. the Congeren sionial Convention wero called for. Voting commened, aid the -firgt dole .gate cho'sen' .,was * Nathan Rico. Picnsant' Ad1ama a cholen second, and Henry Copoland, third. -Then the real business of the-day began he ueloo'ion of delegates to the Qu bedzhtejlal conveint-iqg. DlisId1ird was first elected., th Thus. Walker, the'cilored.tri.al justice hO ar Yonguo. villo. Thenensued great confusiaoi in. electionoering for theg thir.d plageo. A. lBabel profaile'. seine niinute,. 1). 8. Rice, G.. W-. Barber, WV m. Boul ware and othecrs were nomainated, *yii #af.th$n'eO ,br.e E.oo strong, .id carried hjim through triumphant ly. At this, country was delighted, *nd town correspondingly depreasfgd. :boro clsgue. ..#. .R.,. Mt.rshall was asked tosauddr Xthe meetiug and did so in a very goodc . speech. lie told his hearers to elect, no waan yhieo garment~ was tained with corruptioni. Said that the atrg!ument, ''vote for the man whom the democrats abtuse inost," is abominable. D)uty r,ays 'vote for. hpn t rpen,.nnd.prove tha there ar~e lionost republicans, though the demnoorats say thero are n'ot. Hie said the laiboring clasj,, wAhte and black were t.he t.rte entpriyets ana bhould be the ones to j.,n the tax unions. Hie hoped reform would be aeomplishEda . ; - ~ Jacobs then introduced a rosolutmofi inst otng ofige2 to toto'. $or Walac for Congress. Ojected to on account of the- pdudity of members present.. Carried nevertheless. He~ also introduced a reglution pledg. i ng'Fairfield agiainpI M~oes. L. W. D, uvall objdet6d,' fi rst'"bo,a usa dejo. altes should 'be unpiodged.; second ~eeause a full number was not pres. iI en ~ d eo Ie aved the delegates. This was,hew ever also carried. Mr. Davis, of thn News andl her ait4, a.$ed to be p4 'te:tnika .arks, t stint k*e--e,6hi n f ' tha1 3 i' bt ~~~.V ubtURioi onst rp'x bi t At -1.6 ,W fe 110 a that'op olition t . asd 0 brtain-Ar h O 1qe rasNOpyh'9frog'd-- O '16 rop -0 lie Pa,n howedy were corrupty41@' ttat there was no reAso.: inity betweQu t4p-ppee, 'A ismj1iqobjqets opnervtiv r 1 t wy e tn iyDtIiatonoj h'i or foty6oo1orediKe , .1ir urns his tha.hke. li'i -ieoting thou ad Dr. J.' Walkor s Calllrrn(a in.. c1g..' Bittel's aro a purely Vogetab1lo ll0 rat: ion, liindto enibIl.froin t'id 'Ia .1ti helnba touil on the loWOr ranm* of 01ho siwra Nevada Mo usof ior 11i,0'the iedicial ipf-o i eps of O jich i1ro OSt rIactb(l theditrom ivithout l6i.uso ,louhQl., 'ho queslltl i'i3iimost .~iv~ly pet W hit i lh1 cause o[tho 416:r-lle'd sticCOSS-of VtNF.t fr. iTs HC" O)ur'ansiver-i.,, iii it the~y 1dtnbro th10epud of diSepso ; 1 t W19 pa retir t'MA r. hic -hea1tli. They ale Ilo ifoat lAckld iluriflr ald it lIfe-gl-iiig priniplo, ;X perfoct ltotl vqtoitl -!IIu i ugorator br' to. ysn) m. Never. beforo i tho hi.itory; of' 6dW'hl -ria a inediedd- bbon I'd. A itig p1-lTfH ill b hettlnUth0 4C -(if tlver-V,.diA6b.o '1fiAl is'-Mir t''.hey ngolu 2 llIunan of hirer- and i iscoral. Orgau, iti Dli6us VINHIXI iihd ai-d.4porieit, Diapibrotic, Carminative, Nitriioti.i Laxative. 1iurelic, Si!dait dv,-Couiitmr:IKritaut, Suddrliic, Altora tive; and Anti-I )lOuSa.. . i. 1. Ic4 ,PA L1 -: * Drugits nnail Gen,' ta... A isi t6A hin. i, quil eo'r. (if Waahtglojijii)ld 03haritilpj SL.. X. V. SoUl by all Dzeugguatts wead Deal4pim;. Administrator' Sa o B Y AUTHORITY of the Judgo of Pro bale of Fairfield County. I will sde to be highest bidder for CASHl, all the ptronaiL proper(y, goods and dintlelh be loigirg to the emaie of JONATHAN D. QQLIMAN. doorgsed, pt oleven o'olodk, A. m., of Rnturday ihe.12th of Seplenibor next, at tho Into residtleice ofthe d(teesd. SALLIE M. COLEMAN,,. Adminls6ratlx. aug 20-t1x2 ATTENTION! 3:rOT THEJ RIF LE CLUB, -BUT Ye Cash 33uyrs, SQUIE, & c0., Are receiving new and Sensonable Samplo DRY GOODS, 11EP ARATILY T0 A HEAVY FALL STOCK, C .A.Iaa O'lh CJE AND GET YOUR DRBY GOODS, BOOTS, MThOJRS, llATS, TRUNKS, &c. WVK DEFY CO\lPElTITION. I J. O. SQUJIEII k 0O. Jo . QU____'_._Wr.FK 8 IASLSEEO,1832. Nos. 3 Broad Street and (09 tay Street, K HAR LESTON, S.,0A __ AN FST -CLAS 6 OUJR 8PEIAt.'TY, r YI:r, IY t ittsd en~A 6ldblat or fsr<1ci, WEH CAN I'ltNiSH WORlK AT L.WEST LlIlcd PNIftd. REFASMIDADi tfil iisrff : Piries Pap'r And Envelopess. . &%eddng and .@all Jnvitations ON THE DEST SToCK ANO PRINTEo IN vTHE .. ATEST STYLE. ,~ ' mpt8 8________ * FUItNITURLE..* Mattresses, Piore F'rames, PILtte and * lMlrror.a. ma-ch R . PfIILLIPr. -T REAT SOUTHERN ,DRY 'J00", !OVSE, For hgott, . ge6edict& Co, 27 s jilii 84eet Charlestoni . rHPi 'OHEAPES 1 DRY 60%DS, 4OTIO!N, ' UA RPHTSP. MNATTINGS, - -;. - RUGFi &e. TillSSI-D O FNEWTOR1(. For pros, s6o Local. sop - T Hi E LL IOTT Sa T Tx rioiqr cF .-sr. O-10 SAW G4INS of tho beoi quality. manufactured by.thc subscriber. Torrj of 01e-,Caush or Note and sea urity or.. pKa'mble Rote, ol' 'o'dei on Cat (oh Morehnts-.,,- . Eb.OT T. A. P. The WfMoif ril hid beet improved on the Gin o 1874. J. M. E. - * - VIN to th, 8. 0. ftly 23th, 1874. Mr. Eliol. H 'gin , puro fsedtrom tolwb T 'yeat's Ago, and upon whlblk' I'*hava 17,i ie.r f6tit buidred' bn,e6 d3fcoiton is still, with ilo dt Xdc.ption of a li' tle weat upon the ribs, as good as now. I turh ',out easiO O.k.x,banle per day, whielh.I"Minelder goutpenctlgli for 10.0ats. M.1i Int.chinery TodrMe witIt 11Alf thyP 0.0wevr 4f,aM tenl inchJamesi el Wheelp sad from P"o1o ahd Hliil of Baltimorp T. W. WOODWARb. . WIKIcarLoso.g, July 22nd, 1874. Mr .Al. Elliott, Winnsboro 8.~C. Dean Siit :-I can giu twelve' hu11nt'ed pounds (1200 lis) f eed'cotl on in one hour upon 1he fifty l'hw' cotton gin I bought from you last winter. It gives en.ire satie facion. I regard it. suplriji to ' any gin I have eve' heen, 'I cdit gin ten bales of co(t oL in [en houts Without any extr effort. Very Ilespectfully,' SA.%'L B. CLOWNEY. Air. 'T. M. Ellioll. I take pleasu o ii i ijtIr that. I ginned with oue -ot'ybur FIft saw gins during the m9o1th of Oct. 1878,ninm bales of cot ion weigliini.a .aerMge .425 11I,: frbm sun up,to-sun. down. With,'.6verXthlipg workipg right with the btigin'-t gitWed a1 balo an hour on more ti4an oio' occasion. Ylours' -JOlN VINSON. Aft-, J. J. RClliot, DrAX Sin ;-I have used. - I o of your 45 saw gins. They were all thlt could be desired. They cleaned thesped.weil, iiiid'I have ginned '7200 lbs. Ftee(. out:on with ease in one day. with a four' uule team. Y;.ur &c. 1lRET; H9. EL1(SON Jr, Winnsboro, July 20th, 1874. FARMINoTON, Aug. 29 1874. J. Af. Ellol EWO .-U DrAn Silt I giq in one day last fall, starting at - fo'. - M.; and st op ping at t6 e' IP~*~ .bhb flint cot b0n itr it-M Ub~ ,dien atad oLob ped the w - given Perfeot .ai n.' Wverage Lie bal a pgr'lldy3bd ay 'l 6 't alsin twelve horr. . u 8~O 6 p yt)? EYt M..A LOWAY THE "d HEE"& tIASn dtrmnead tloeonit hs;o . B00S'AN SHES . ain Bladre,-w s o u ie un ah IThoe i ned of' 60'b) la'da .11)9o_If -__M_LAU__HLIN. THan R HE1 0OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TI itrifudersigned liavo thisi day RSQ~ ciated witl them ., hl. lEA''ry, u, ter (ho firt name of- U. ATY, BR1O., & SON, and will contieime the Urocery and Provision busineas at iho san'. place. They solibit for the now firm a oonminuanco of lite liberal patronoge hurclofolo ho stowed on them. All partis Indebted lo them are requested to make early payment. % , , ' BEATY & 1RO. Sept 1st, 187-. Bagging, Ties, Tvii, Tea, Goifee and Sugai', Bacon, Lard, Flour' Mcaf, 8a1t and Molasses, Horse alid M le Shoes, and Nails, Cut Nails, AZes and a general stock of (Aridceries and Provisions on hind and for Sale by BEATV, BRO., & SON. sept 1 Cigars! Cigars ! ANOTHER -OREA' E KCITE MENT, 5000 of (hos. colob;rated FIVE 19' CI d3ARS, juzst rooolved. tiow Is IljA.itO- .CiIEA PSMO1KE. Call nd try them. To be found only at J1 tune 20 Dis20ol.ion, of U0pan ersJCIhIip. IACXSToCk, Alig l "tha, l I7., I II AVE t his d ty di spcsed of mny inter. & O05,.- naChlei~d~ocht ..ndI Oladden's OI rove, t.o Jes. C. tjald*6Il. JAMAES W. sT UA TV. IIund'ersigned wvill conlfiawe I 1e D~,uiness of' general mercrhanadise undtter theo namo ani'ayle of CA Lit)WEld,. 1I11.. & CO., and all parties indented to the late firm 6f Caldwuell, Si uart. & Co., will make paymdnt to te new firm. J1. A. CA ILOWEL, J. C CJATLJ)WEL, WV. 8. IfIAL. CALDWELL, BRO. & CO.n, -(- E.ER A L IM EMIA N.ISE. . CORlNER MAIN AND ClIiRC)I RTREiTS, B3L AKSTOOK(, S'. 0. aug 18- m LI M-AAJ, T... Vt,Voodward President of .J3'.. lioeStaui, Agricultural and Alehani oat boeteLy. . Ieun mno. Bratton. 'Cap". Janu. P. Mtello. C'api. Jan. lienty. Dr. T. TI. Ilober.ton. F, EI.ler, Esq.. 8. Wolfe, Esq. Jtol A. Copses, Esq. And many othaers haye the "E~clipse Steam WVasher~" tucd for t heir famil) washiing and.commecnd itothpui. 'june ' t ts 1ubi 1 Comopnnera Cignrs. 1OO0( Choroosis Cigars. feb 14 . . ,0. J)ESPOITlIS& Co. Siingieg. and Sosoned4urnbor. IXE, have on hand 50,000 prime 'V'ilNGLHS. and 10,000 feet of 8 40SONEDA)IIER, which will he sold CIIEAP'. A pply to R UFP &.CT.,0UD, ia 2..Ilto n Rid.ne.a,. C.r JUST New Angu4ta Flour--fill gra<les, Bolted Meall,and Pe:u-l rist., New Mackerel in luitle Barrels and Kits, No. 1 Can vassed.1( IHams,.Rio and Java Coflec!', and Green and Black T s, .Sugars of all qualitios Bulk and C. R. Bacon Si<le. Lar,d.Salt, Soa1p, Canl (ies -a.11l St.arlclh, Canned Goods, Qandy, and Pickles. -ALSO D)omest$ic Bagging in luilf Rki, Born 1o Bygging by the ol!, Cottoii,Tie and Twie, For Salo LO W hy PIERRE RACMT. aug 28 Agent. TO THM Wholesale Trade. JUDGIl0NG the future by the pant, wo enter with conidence upoin this our new enterprise, or separating our Whole sale from our ltvf*all Trado. by having a separate and distinot. House for endh ; nnd in doing so, .)o flatter otrselves (fiat il, will no0t only moct tie ajproval of our numerous chis(otneri; bult (thit nn "Exclu.. sive Wh iletanc 1 otru" ivill bring us a largo influx of new ti-nde, and of a char acter not herq1orore.enjoyed. If iuist be obvious to every buyer that a strictly "Wholealo Ilouse," Irrngeid anl adapled for 1it. Tandb only, witi a corps of experienced Wholosale SdIesmen, with a stock carfIully soleoAe4 for (hat, Trale only, and moreover, tle avoidance of coming In contact. with relail buyers. Such a house, we nsert. must and wIll comitnend itself to Ito trado. . . ; Four years ago we advertised (bat w' tenled to make Charlotto a wholesilo mar1t, and ours "Thil Wholosalo 1ouse." We now have file proud satisfaction of seeing it an accomplished fACt. We now vail your atttion to the fact that. we have 4onverted,our suiperb sioro into an exe'nsivo Wholemal. 'Iouse, where you caI find Ai.f. lines of gPods 'necessary for n coiinti'g store, to wilt. V Dry (loodN, Clothling,. 1nots, '1h3ood0. - -Hals. Not ions. (;rovvrim:, 111nrdware, Alillinl..ry, all in Voliplele lip)es, bought. in large quantities amil fro.n tc very *first hands. Ourii' si~todh is now ntrivil'g nd wIll be complee itou t (lie lst of Sept ember, and will he I lho largest of any boro, lie pro 10nGon'3 if oteIrS 1r the contrary norwi. stranding. Wo res'pectfully invilo your persotil inspection, or wit to o is for circulars. Very Irtuly yours WITTKOWSKY & RINTELS. RETA IL: Now, a few words about thia(. We now Occilpy the tltpercb housue hitretofore su faivorably known ns the M o.,srs. lirom, B!rowin & coi's., liry goods Hi4tse, to oar ry on one ltin il b,usiness,.andj as ''Ex Ce'lIor'' Ii, iand( has alway'e been our, mnotio, we clain also In thai lIne to excl in si ock, to excel ini lowvests of pricus, andi to excel genierally, Wo will, it I bat hiouse, ha,, a cor'ps of 'thirty 5alesmen aml $alen-t,ndties, all oxporlieed. alfable anid obhligintg, 1%'- We will mak'e the MillInery branch nispecially. "Og~ \V. & IR. Ileard's Patenit Lock Ties. A lot of t he above C 2iton Ties,, Th lihey ar mad ino~f,ho b~est. ronar rjticker put, os, ,halo .greattestng ihan any othier Tlie ad ca be used any sized b,'lo, 'fry a bibn6h and beco vinced. For oa o o1 ly aug fl RJ, McCARLEY. Metallic Ilurial Ci ses, ftON OO~ WYalnut and Ph ne VClIns. F~Olt SA tE 11Y feb 24 .U. WV. PHIIJl.JPs. AM F. GOODIN%' PPOPRIETO T, rAVr'Na disboed of' ny IOvery inter. e11s.ct. to h. T'. T"rrill, I''wtil keop constaty ok hand hiorses nne multds fog salo.' Partios fui *inL of good stoo'k wit 'do Well f'' rie 'a cnll. t hitrOalso opened a Carriageo. hIu'ggy~ at Wngg-mi l'nitory. All wost n t.--r execuled an'l warranted. Olvo me.n*