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FOCAL ITEMS. EW ADvD5WIME~7 FOt- hale-4. 0. Boag. brEs Goods-J. H.' ro~n. Hamburg Edgings-S. Landecier &Coy Jtract9* ogwoo4---Dr.. W. . Aiken: Extract of LogwoQ &c-..McMas ter & Brice. grayed or Stolen- Robert Kin Cheap Dry Goods-W. D. Love & Co. Insure your gin houses---Jas. W. Law, Agent. Oils",W. U. Aiken. ' Now Mackerel-Beaty, Bro. & Son A second-hand box stove for sale - Apply at this office. Chicken cholera is prevailing in Winnsboro. Sunday was a lovely Indian 'sum muer day, and the churches were well attended. A special invitation is cordially extended to All those owing . us to call and settle. We want money and must have it. The torch of the incendiary fes troyed three houses in Columbia for Mrs. M. W. Stratton, Monday night. Her son-in-law, J. D. Gillman, has been arrested and locked up as the guilty party. A large train load of colored ex. cursionists passed through our town Sunday from Columbia, their desti nation being Chester, where there was a big camp meeting in progress. They returned in the afternoon. IsUE.--Mr. James W. Law has removed his insurance office to the store of Mr. J. M. Galloway. Call on him in time and insure your dwellings, barns, gin houses, stores, stock, furniture, &c. We are pleased to learn from the Union-Herald, first, that the recent fire that destroyed Mrs. Stratton's buildings was not a great conflagra tion. Secondly, that it was not an incendiarism, and thirdly that Mr. Gillman has been freed from all sus picion of committing the deed. The beautiful residence of Mr. T. R. Robertson is nearly completed and really is an ornament to our "burg." Mr. R., has spent a great deal of time and money in having it neatly and tastily built and we are glad to say has succeeded. He will move into it next week. MILLINERY AND Day GoADs.-We call the attention of our lady readers especially to the advertisement of Mr. J. H. Brown in another column. Mr. B. will take great pleasure in * showing them his goods, besides sellng as chcap as any other house in the State. _____ FOR ScARLET FEvE.-Ani eminent physician of Chicago, says he cures ninety-nine out of every hundred cases by giving the patient warm lemonade with gum arabic distsolved in it. A 'cloth wrung out in hot water and laid upon the stomach, should be removed as rapidly as it becomes cool. TIHE GREAT LJONDON OmcUs.-This gigantic circus gave two exhibitions here Tuesday, and was without doubt the best show that has visited Winnsboro since the war. The street parade was the grandest we have ever Been. A bout 3,000 persons visited the circus in the afternoon. Several Mecklenburg "busted" bank bills were passed on negroes by *ome of the showmee. CroAs.-Dealers in cignrs should not fail to read the following revenue * decision: -WASHINGTON, October 18. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue will direct officers not to * seiz~e cigars packed in paper or tin boxes for the present, when they are satisfied the tax has been p~aid. The * Attorney General decides the law does not erulit the use of a cigar 'bodtn wich the marks required by law have not been .burnd with the branding iron. The Commissioner will tecornend a modification of the law. 'The chief of polce of Columbia, Mr. Nixon, has been indicted on the charge of stealing the diamond pin whose loss occasioned so much com mett some time sinic. He was very properly removed by the conficll. But his attorney, the immaculate P. 3. Moses Jr., on tends that the council cannot re move hinm, and the matter- 4 Ii abeyane. This is a rich case, and shows well the competency of the, municipal government.. We chip the following complfmien tar~y noice of ourselves from the O'grolina Sparta,4 published at Sr rg C. H., aid for which f bow: WIfkanono Til-WasELY NEws. - We are glad to place Ubis valuable paper upon our exchange list, and pleased to find ourselves in perfect accord with it in' )gr4 to State politics. The}Taw . fs donervative i politi, and its Editor Mr. R. Means Ilavis, though a bold and fearless writer, has the good sense and discretion to see things as they r"ally are ii this State. W. D, LoVE & Co.--We call the attention of our readers to the adver tisement of Messrs. W. D. Love & Co., of Columbia. This is, without doubt the largest dry goods house in the city, and they sell. their goods at a very small profit above cost. Don't fail to give them a call when you are in Columbia. ,Quite a large crowd assembled around an old horse that had -'fallen in the street Thursday evening, to witness what they supposed to be his last moments. Not so however I the old fellow got a whif of John Johnson's "old cabinet," and con 'eluded he would get up and go home, which he did. The poor old! horse was the property of Peter,, McGriff, and we will wager our hat' that Peter gave a lien on his crop this year, and besides that lie is a mean man, or he would not keep such poor stock as that old horse. FALsE ALARM.-Mr. Saml. Murphy was kind enough to excite the peo ple of Chester very much last Tues day. He stated that he had just re turned from Winnsboro where Howes' circus was performing, and where also a general fight was going on between the r ees, sevei blael5s having been killed, and' several whites and blacks wounded. If such a fight occurred, our reporter hasn't been able to ferrit it out. We never have seen a more peaceable crowd in town, not one fight coming to our knowle2lge. Such tales as these create difficulties, and persons should be careful how they talk-but we people down here know Sam. THE FAIR.--The coming State Fair will, without the shadow of a doubt, be the best that has taken place in Columbia since the war. Major Woodward, Col. Aiken and.the rest of the society have spared no time in trying to make it a success, and we, hope they will succeed. Prominent among the speakers that will .be in attendance on the 9th of November are Hon. Jeff. Davis, Gov. Hendrix, of Indiana, Gen. Colquitt and Col. Capers of Georgia, besides several other distinguished gentlemen. Let there be a general turnout. HORas STOLEN.--Mr. Geo. Robert. son's horse was taken from its hitch ing place last Saturday and ridden off. A horse bearing the description of Mr. Ri's. was taken up at Ridgeway, but his rider, a negro by the name of Dill Bacot, was allowed to escape. Mr. R. has gone to Ridgeway, and we hope the horse will prove to be the one he had stolen from him. There are entirely too many tramps going through the country without any visible means of support, Thiese rascals should be taken up as va grants and made to work. The epizootic hia reached Wil mington, N. C., on its trip to the South, and wve wvarn owners of horses and mules to be prepared foi- it. We publish, for the benefit of stock owners, the following, which is pronounced a remedy by a correspondent of the Baltimore A merican : "Dissolve one teaspoon full of crystal chlorate of potash in a bucket of water and give to four horses in the morning id the same quantity in the evening, 'as an ex pectorant. Another dose at noon is recommended if tho disease is de veloped." A Bro DAYS BUasFss-Tle Char lotte, Columbia & Augusta Raffroad on Saturday, the 16th, handled 241 ears, as follows : Loaded with cot ton and delivered to connecting roads at Columbia 111.; delivered at Columbia station oni the same day' with promiscuous freight U4; cars sent from Columbia 50 ; on same day the regular passenger train, one excursion train and two cfrcus trains from Charlotte to Chester, 60. This was the largest day's workc ever done on the Charlotte, Columbia & Au gusta Railroad. So says the Cod lumbia .Register. THE S 'fA'r FAmD..-The State IWafr which will comsnence on the 9th of, November next promises to be an' imnportant event in more thant one respect. We are informed that Maj. Woodward, tbe energetic anid popu. law president of the Fair Assoefation, ha spared no exertionis to haveth metal, mineral and intellectual rc sources of the State represented in a thoroughly creditable manner. The following named and well known gentleman have 19en iinvited'to de liver addresses, and have consented to do so : Gen. Alfred H. Colquitt, of Georgia, will address the Gran gors on the subloot of Direct Trade. Governor Hendrioks, of Indiana, will speak upon subjects of national interest, and Col. H. H. Capers, the mainspring of agricultural enterprise in Georgia, will deliver a plain talk to the people of this State. We can not trace the rumor ii regard to President Davis' delivering an ad dress on the same -occasion to any defini1e or reliable source. It is not at allprobable that lie will be pres ent, says the Edgefield A dveertiner. Our devil has bden in deop medita tion since the Charlotte Contennial. At first we thought lie had been caught in the toils of some of the beautiful daughters of the Centen nial city, but have recently dis covered that he is composing an epic on the "Hornets Nest." We picked up a stray sheet the other day which we publish. It is an enumeration of the attractions of the attractions of Charlotte, which he seems to think are her "Rauilroads au.1 busses and hacks, Corn whiskey that lon't pay the tax, And Joseph Caldwell, Who's a bully young swell; W ith a keen eye,you bet., for pinbacks." We accused him of plagiarizing on Buchanan of the Ches.ter R1e porter. But his excuse is that great minds think aliko. Buchanan's rhyme said that Charlotte had "A Central Hotel, A Joseph Caldwell A rooster that catohes nts. "lie catches them well" cays .osepli Caldlwell, "lle catcht-s then better than cats." Were we disposed, we might tra'e as great a resemblance between these fine poems as was traced he tween Poe's Raven and that other 'fellow's-what-do-ye-call-it. B u t we refrain. In the meantime we propose Brother Buchanan and our Devil as candidates for the posi tion of laureate at the Philadelphia Centennial. We would also nomi nate the hero of these epics as U. S. Internal Revenue Collector. Under his wise and energetic administra tion there would be no "crooked whiskey." It would all be "straight.' TuE PATENT CONVERSATION Pio MOTER AND GENERAL BonE ErEl:MI NATOR.-This is the little of a now invention which a gentleman of this County is perfecting for the uses and purposes denoted by its name. It has ever been a source of misery to party-giters that all their guests will not enjoy themselves. The inevitable wall flower and door p~ost guard haunt every social gathmering, more especially those from whichi dancing and cards are excluded, Un congenial persons are thrown togethi or for an entire evening, and it is im possible to change them about. And the awful uncertainty as to when one will be relieved, adlds greatly to em barrassimen t. "Conversational" paru ties are frequentiy stiff, and thme only pleasant feature of the evening lies in the signal for a general departure home. Now this defect can b)e rem(edied by securing a general commingling of the guests, and by having some fixed -period during which each couple must converse. Thecse de= sirable remedies will be afforded hy this invention in qjuestion, of which we give, after inspection, arough out line. There is a circular horizontal revolving frame fixed beneath the floor, andl having uprights at inter vals, passing up through a circular opening in the floor. On each up2 right is placed a chair. Facing these chairs, is an external circle of chairs,' or &ttomans, or sofas as the the fancy dictates. Upon the outer row the lady guests are seated, while each gentleman as lie aru'vEs is pinlced in one of the chairs on the revolving circle. This circle is mnoved at inter vals by clock wvork, which can > regulated to turn rapidly or other wise, the object b~eing to bring each gentleman in juxtaposition with each lady at least once durin'g thu~ evening. For instance if there are twenty couples present and the dura tion of thme entertauiment four honrs, the machine is made to change its position by omre~ Chair in every tw'e-ive minutes. .And still f'urther to per feet the arrangemeont,-. a click of warnting is given oneo minut'e before each ebange thereby, allowing each couple to properly' >donelnde conver sation, and not to be interrupted in the midlst of a 5sentence. This ihw Provement was suggested by an ac cident which befel a couple at a trial party recently. It seems that thme parties were propet'ly' -eated, and the clock work set' in motion so as to ump one chmair every ten minites. pt~o happoeid tbhatsa younmg cou ple 6f'lovers were put facing each other. M8onie part of the machine ndt working satisfator'ily, the inventor took the lamp out of the room with him to examine into the difficulty. Thme lovers seized( the opportunity. "Wont my own tootay give her abiekabidavy a taem whispere be "Yoth," lisped she in darnest tones, With that she reached forward, and he pounced after the itolen kiss like a duck after a junobug, when, Horrors I the apparatus moved, ad shd fell on the manly bosom of her stern parental ancestor, causing hin to utter a fearful howl of dismay, and her hapless lover caught, in a paroxinal clasp, the angular outlinoer of the most correct old spinster ii the neighborhood, and imprinted a burning kiss on her chaste chock. His face resembled a railroad map of Massachusetts a wholo week after, while his beloved was locked up by her stern parent,.and1 dosed on broad and water for three days. The "monitor click" will prevent such acciden4s in future. Those ar rangements, as will be seen, will cauts() a general coinuugliug 'o1 guests, so that no couple will be com polled to sit together for too long a time. And he is a very poor stick who cannot converse for a limited tine. We neglected to say that as each gentleman seats himself, two claws or grapnels insert themselves into his nether intoguments and fasten him securely so that he is compelled to make the round of the company or else immolate his un mientionables on the altar of etiquette. In addition, this invention contains a useful apparatus for compelling beaux to converse instoud of behaving like ninnies. It consists of an in strunent in the shapo of a thumb and forefinger, which, at first; gently clasps the gentleman's neck from he hind. It is dilated and conti'acted by an electric battery of gto-it strength. Passing before the mouth is a small wire of very expalnsiblo tad contractile material. So ilng ats the person converses, the heat of the breath keeps the wire expanded ain' opens the circuit. But a silence of Lily length of time, by allowing the wire to cool and contract, drives the lamnps together, with sufli'ient fore,), if continiue'd, to straule the mifortunato victi,a. A fellow, will, fhereforc have to talk is if his life depended on it. 'T'here is also t very comilicated alpparlaltis, which, set in mution by by the vibrations of the air caused by prollounelilg "weather," stabs a dozen , 'is into the body of the in dividuial pronouning this forbidden word. The sensation produced is not pleasant, and the subject will not generally be introduced a second time. Those are only a few of the salient points (4 this i icomplicated imaiichine, an invention destined to work ai entire revolution in the social world. When a patent shall have boon ob tained. the inventor will be prepared to sell State and County rights. He ex pects to eclipse the Keeley Motor, thc Torpodo Chicken and other useful invent.ions and discoveries. Th( name of the inventor is at present t secret., but will be revealed at th( proper time. LECTURr.--We are requested t( state that Major. S. P. Hamuilton, of Chester, will, on Thursday next 25th October, in the Thespian Hl at '7 o'clog 1'. M., deliver a lootur< to aid. in raising funds to co)mplot< tihe monmunent nlow erecting iln Co lmbia ill lhonor' of the CoNFEDF.rrl~ DeaD. Admission 50 ets., persomi uinder' 15 years of ag(o, 25 cents. *We sinerely trust that every citi zen of Winnsboro who honiors th<0 nmemory of the brave .boys ill gra' who laid their all upomi the( altar' o: their miothler counDtry, will attonm this lecture, The mnonuimeitt,r boeautiful p~iece of wvork, is now Jyini n Columbia wiiting until the ya triotism of Caroliniians shall place i upon ito pedestal. TaLrgo sums o: money have already beeni raised, hiu a. large balatice is still (1uo. The noble ladicao arc strivirig earnestly tc complete their labor of love, ani they should receive active assistance Weo feel assur'od, ho0wever, that nc appe~al from us is niOcessaruy. MaIjoi Ifamiltolh is ani louiont andio fiihei sp~eaker', anid has 'hioseni for' him theme, TuEa CoNF'JDERATE SoLDInr~a; ani we anticipatc'a rich treat. Mr. Mc Master has kindly tendered the usn of thme Thespian Hall frio of" charge Let tihe p~eople (1o their luity by fill, ing it onl this oc ion. A Visirr To COnEsTRil.--Wo had the plIeasture last woek of participating im a serios of festivitics in our sistm town, Chitei'o, Th. occasion wai the marriage of H. N.- Oboar, Esq. a taleunted young lawyer of Wi~nns boro to Miss Eunice Hlarrii, daugh tor of J. LG. Harris E~sq., of Chester. The ceremony was- performed in the Presbyterian Churchl at eight o'clockm Pi M. on~ Wednesday by Rev. A. F. Dickson,- pastor of thme Chmrch. Al the hioir apploinited, the~ bridal p~arty reached the Church which had beenI beaiutifully decorated for the occa sion. The attendants were Dr. Gregg of Chester and Miss Kate Obear, of Winnsboro; Dr. Ladd of Winnsboro, and Miss Adams of York; M. C. Robertson.Esq., of Winnsborc and Miss Pickot Myers' of Char lotte; R. M. Davis Esqj., of Winnsboro and Miss Susie Hermphill of Chester; and J. A. Fraser Esq., of Winnsboro and Miss May B3rawley of Charles ton. The party having aisembled, the nastor read +.he' Fpioaoe mony in a very impressive manner, and in a short time the happy couple were proliounced man and wife. The party then repaired with invited guests to ,the residence of J. M. Brawley Esq., and passed a most delightfnll evoning. The ladies were all bewitchingly charming and the gentlemen all gallant and devoted ; and "soft ayes looked love" and so forth, and we would grow eloquent on this theme were we not disposed, to spare the sneors of our cynical old contemporaries whose courting days are over. There is nothing like a wedding party to inspire love making. The bride always looks so oharing= ly sweet and the ecstatic bridegroom so transcendently happy, ,hat they furnish alu overwhelming argument with which to convince the coy fair ones that they who marry do well. And as we have been religiously rearod up to believe that the gentler sex never love, but are porsuaded to pronounce that magic soul-thrilling muonosyllablo of throe letters, merely from compassion for the poor bleed ing heart that appeals so piteously for morcy, we have no doubt that this acquiescence is rendered loss ro luctant on such occasions where there is an espoecial incontive to that spirit of curiosity pervadilig the breast of every lovely daughter of Eve to wonder how hocoming to her might be the bridal veil and the pure orange blossoms. (We wish it to be distinctly understood that the abov'e is not intended for married men, but for hachelors and wiidiowors.) We have not been in formued yet as to results, but to us it appeared th::t full advantago was taken of the op portuitity ; and if there be no results We are prepared to assert that the fault will lest where it always rests on such ocanruions,-with tho ladies. But time presses. on Thursday the newly married pair received the congratulations of their friends. The merio evening a party was given at Mr. James leimp lillf, to speak of which would be to give merely a repetition, of what has heon already said, except that here the onslaught was more vigo rons, if possible, thin bofore. We overheard one individual threatening to coimimit suicide, but when inform od that this tragic end would result in the inevitable death of his com panion, a change cane over the spirit of his dreams and he vowed to live forever for her sako. Another sup pliant, his eye in flme frenzy rolling, protested that he had fallen into the dreary winter of discontent and would never live o sOe another May; for a maiden ha pueiked out his heart by the roots and was dangling it around by the threads. And although ordoered to leave ho refusod to obey ; and when we last saw him, he, like Poe's raven, never flitting, still was sitting, and saying "never more." Another proof of the ter rible earnestness of thteso suitors was the ferocity with which they at tacked the delicious viands at the sevoral repasts. Love and salads, devotion and oysters, tender glances and tonderer meats, poetry, she:bets, prottestations, russos, eternal tidelity and ice cream were mingled in in dlescribablo confusion and we shall - not attempt to unravel them. Suffice it so say, the whole aiffair, including wedding and party, was a most en joyable one, and will b)0 long remem bere. We\V congratulate Mr. Oboear -onl his success anid we advise all young men to go (to Ohosteri and (10 like: wvise, if they can. To time young couple we wish long life and nmuch happiness. AUOUST FxlowR.-The most mis erab~le beings in the wvorld are those suffering from Dyspepsia and-r iver CJomplamt. More thtan Seventy-five per colut of the people in the United States are afiit(ed with those two diseaseu and their effect ; such as sour stomach, sick headlache, habitual costiveness, impure bloo'd, heart hnrn, watedrbr ash, gnawing and lifhurmng pains at the pit of the stomach, yollowv skin, coated tongue and <hsagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of the food aftd~r tiating, low' spirits, &c. G9 to the Drug ' tore of McMASTrIu & Bh(It. aiid get al 75 cent bottle, of a satnplo bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Oough, hoarseness, asthma, or any irritation of the ?hrcoat or hroffchial tubes, will b)e relieved by (taking b. Bhull's Cough Syr up.. It hat. cured1 thus ls. Recommend it to your f'riendl af d< ne-ghdvr. Voitr druggist keeps it Price, 2!; cents. '"T'Hi Bovs ri (uer "--le wereo wo'nt to a imrre thei btoys wvho wnoe thec.grey, though it was ntot for the grey' jar,, b)ut for ti~e noble, ehtyiilron,i, bearts that itoat underyi it. 'i'hey' connatdcd' the admiirati6,n of the trite antd thet bratv in e5v(ry lantd . Bunt ho(w few audmtire ai ilun hiead (tnvolotped in grey hasir and whiiskerso-very few. , ue all hove admira~tion al ntothing in our ap.. Ipeairanece is monre calonuirthd to secure it thani pretty hnir. If oldah siehess or sorrow hais robbed y'on of it on can re gain, it by theo eo of Dr. Tutt'e Hair D~yo. fts poputitlarity itn so great that it cant be i'(lio un the sho~lves of every druggist in STRAYED OR STOLEN 1f'i "*-ety'-lot ot T-e-d-y te . t LftOctober, a monee colored horse ruutle, about 8 years old, had en two shoes behind, none im front. A ny information qner n hn wil bo tlankfullyreceived. oct 2(l-tlix2 W)OIT. KIN.OCH. rj HiE next regular comm sunication of thi. -I. Iodge will bo held at(Gladden's Grove On aitutrd ay, the 13th November, at 11 o'elook, a. im. Tiho brethren will comot prepared to paty up their dues. By, ordeor of the. W .41t.. net'2n-x. n rr. Iw~D~Soy. tichtfhoiud Advertiseiments. Talbott e ons., Shockoe Machine Works, It IeUMONI) VA. M ANUFAC'I'URE1t8 of Steat Engines IV.J.. and Boilers, Agricultural Engines, Circular Saw Mills, Grist, ]lark and Plas tor Mills. Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys. ItMPROVED TURIINE WATER WHEELS. bet 10 Wr. E'rE~oR. ]i P ED UND. Ettenger & Edmond, neon~ ONn VA. MANUFACT1tER of Portable and . Stationary Engines and floilors of all kinds, Circular Maw MIills, Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Shaftihtg, Pulleys &c. AMEnIoAN TIUnDIN. WATEn WHEEr,. CamIerola's Special 4teant 15umip Send for Catalogue. oct 19 ; G. F. WATSON. Furniture Works and Linubor Mills, liton1MiND YA. [0 COTTAGE ledsteads, Chamler anti \./ Parlor Furniture, Lounges,. (haira & c. Manufacturor of Walnut and Cheaper hard woods, no soft pine ned.. Cottago lBtadsteads and cheap Mattrasses laoding articles. METROPOLITAN WORKS. Canal Street from ith to &venth lIennusosn VA. 13 GTNI-, Por talelo and'Atation try, Maw \lills, Grist Mills. Iloilers, Cnt tings of Brass and Iron, Forgings &e. Agrlieult r 1 1 Workf, in all its branches done by ekperienced lmutds. Imlprovell Po'tablo Engincs, for driving cotton gins, threshing man chines, separators, grist mills &e. A number of second hand Engines and Boilers of various patterns, in first rat4 order, on hand. Rtepair work solitted and promuptly done. Wni. E. TANNER & CO, net 19 EXT. OF LOGWOOD. ()N" ease of Extract of Ldwooid. in . packeatgtes oflponinIs and half pounds, just received and for sale by Oct 26 W. E. AIKEN. AXE HANDLES. A LA (lGE, lot of the best and cheapest ,X-.Axe Ilcandles over brought to Winus boro for sale by oct 26 MOM.urrERt & B1ulE. EXTRACT OF LOGWOOD, [ U. ('auphlcr. Chloroform, Pltu' _ tone, Dover's Powders, Qtitnine, Strengthening Plaster, i carlho lie' ey, i:. tract Lemon, Extrac~t of. \'.ai..' te .. Powders, strong's Pill;, ..nt I isoI, hicken Powdors, Vinegar liittors, P oyt's Gertnan ('ologne, ''oilot Soaps; Perfumery, Lamp lhimneys, Lubricating Oil, Kro Hone, Aladdin Oil, just. received 2y lIchiAwTER & lnwom act 2(1 For Iale, A fian four seat.ed carriage, as good a4 now. Apply to oct 23-11m J. 0. BOAC. Insure You r Gin Houses. r 11illiucbR'io ad Fii'c Aseeiattioni of .. Virginia a11thl (IIall oppotuniity tot planters to iftsaure their Gliu looses andi (Jotitn. pa-~No'w is the time, dellay is dangcrous. JAR. W. LA WV, A ecat, 0ft11t0 at the store of J M (udllowvay D&ANNIE NI E RwGS FOR DRY dOODS, *FOR DI(Y GOODS, .CLOTHING, (JL(1T1IN(G, HO0OTiS, B()OTai uOOT~S4 B00TS SHOES, 5HONiS, SHOES*,: Htt and Caps, .......: AND:. ... : iENTS'' NOTIO1NS, Mir Don't Buy unftil you hlave seen theo pricos of .DANNENBERG The ZLeader --OF-. oa. O'2.PJ..m E.S. BOUWN1 11'L'. 41Ofle~CB . David Iiouknightsd Stlocessors to it. (. iaiv ,r & Co. AND DIA Iii'i IN Dry (3oot1s, (Carpet. Oil Cloths.. Columibia, S, as rj711E1. lttetii1 of liui'vliiix*'tx i) oi''iy L Iort o' th.is Staato i4 ,al'Hur to cua,ohl~' 11 vry i~ialloa'tait fMel, iiaaiuaoly, Itaut lilts old ttaiblished hiotus of' It.. 4 R B N Eli); & C.O)., in rnot. oau'l LofiCt 'goar1ui z'.4'tIajola atao only~ lanoix ln th at I be' cnaaij' on sti.u Anid wo assux~re our' tl lilt; I lit wvo 13111111 iontitnuo li thel S100 Ia motinails' atot o of dealing witha Il lhaitoi wits xua'la 1: dat: tixguixial.d fbntuo With (i', 1)1314, of' It. C. I Rhiv'or 4% Co. \\'3! hat naori in stuaa I ho hesxt isoinctoti sto-,ck of' I)ltY (4()O1), B3OT'S, SHOES, H-ATS, CAPS, CAR1PETS, OIL (CLOT1-iS, WIN.l( ) \V SlIADI)F' ofive sea n l'till Ihi. tit ivl, ml('lt'h 1)v' 11111 of lfi'ai, who xii pin ata'adx the Lis'i Hessx, titai ('LanxliJ 1110 thy hull~ nowx l uii. dian of hin eil ill lil i t ' Iit tot'L tl ot i3.t1 r4 lao itl:.rt'iel t4 i"i Thea'a niotock wa aill iaa thina snutiiat. '1114' lii,'; wil'l t atlol il tta'iaet po wif idA;. 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