Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, June 16, 1870, Image 3

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either to court or avoid conversation, but whenever he did speak, what he said was directly to the point and covered the whole matter in a few words. I saw before being with him long, that be was exceedingly quick in perception and direct in purpose, with a vast deal more of brains than tongue, as ready as that was at his command." Fanny Fern's Experience.?Fanny Fern has not, in the following, had a very singular experience, perhaps, but it will be generally voted as natural: "I used to believe in school friendship. That delusion ended when Arabella Triplet told mutual friends that I was years and years her senior, knowing what a terrible fib she told. I used to saner pangs of anger because of woes of beggars. Since that I have seen one unstrap his leg in an area, and run off gaily on two legs or his own. Another threw . a loaf of bread in the gutter; and I saw a third, who had all day been yelling "Please assist the blind," carefully examining his collection of ten cent stamps by the light of a friendly apple-woman's candle. I used to put the greatest faith in lovers' vows. Now, I * do not believe a man means anything he says to a woman, unless it is something disagreeable. I used to believe in faithful servants. Since than I lost all q?y handkerchiefs but one. I used to believe in beauty. Since then I have seen a bewitching belle take off half her hair, all her teeth, the Dest of her complexion, ' two pounds pf cotton batting and a corset." , Jfmantial 8Kb Commercial. < clagau., cljlxk * oo. j W^r' _JJF||aiMraritiMLY, June to. 1870. 1 Cotton, V *.... ^ .. J 1ROM ?B8, (S u t BLUE-STOWB, ??..... M 30 { CANDLES-Tallow???.... ? 1 Adamantine, V fl> @ 90 I COPFBB?Rio??* 80 ? 95 C Lagoyra,?Jb ? 28 fi Jar*. ?8>....... ? | COTTON YARW, Vbanch of 5 pound*, ? J 90 , GUNPOWDER,* fc. ? 45 1 MOLASSES?Cote?Vgallon 50 ? 60 C West India, ? gallon ? .. t J New Orleana, Fgnllou........ .. ? 1 10 { MACKEREL?No. 1. halfbarrels ? .. No. 3, ? Kit, @3 75 No. 3, ? Kit, -8 3 00 0 SUGAR?Pulverized??S> .. @ .. J Crtwhed, ?fc ? .. t A,?? .. @ M# B C, Extra, ? | ? d orowatT ? .. NAILS?Northern?F 1> 7 (2 >S t UieE.Fft 10 ? , 19* t SALT, F tack, 5) S5 0 a TEA-Hjvon?Fft 130 ? 800 u Imperial, F ft./.. ? Black, F ft...., 100 ? ISO VINEGAR?Cider?F **Ikro ? 60 PRODUCE MARKET?PRICKS FROM WAGONS. BACON?Hams?F ft 19 @ 20 Shoulders, F ft .. ? 15 Sides, F ft 18 @ 19 CORN,F bushel.... 1 40 ? 1 50 CORN-MBAL, Vbasbel 1 40 ? J 30 DRIED FRUIT?Apeles,peeled,F bushel.. .. ? I 85 Peaches, peeled, F bosbel.. .. ? 1 50 Peaches, unpeeled, F bushel .. ? 1 25 EGGS, F dozen 16*? 90 PLOUR, F100 fts 3 50 ? 'I 00 HI DBS?Green?V ft @ "7 Dry,F ft< @ 14 LARD?Country?? Si 16 ? 18 LIME, F bushel ? 50 OATS, F bushel ? 65 PEAS. F bushel..... . ? I POTATOES?Irish?F bushel ? .. * Sweet, F bushel 73 ? 1 00 f SHINGLES, F 1000 3 50 ? 4 00 ? TALLOW, F ft 10 ? 12* 6 'WHEAT, V bushel ?150 o Cotton.?The market has declined fully a half ft cent since oaf last report. A good article would * command 181 cents to-day. ? ROCK-HILL PRICES CUREE5TT. u p ^ msivT.T BY MSDON A JONES. COM- C ? wnnavftov ?* ? MISSION MERCHANTS. p ??? F TUESDAY, June 14, 1870. 2i BAGGING?Gunny?-per jrani, 28 a 30 BALE ROPE?Hemp, per pound, ? a 14 Manilla, per pound, ? a 20 m Cotton, per pound, - a ? I RON TIES?per psuud, 7 a 8 BLUE STONE?per pound, ? a 15 CANDLES?Tallow?per pound, 15 a 18 Adamantine, per pound, 20 a 35 COFFEE?Rio?per pound, 22 e 25 r Laguyra, per pound, 30 a ? f; Java, per pound, ? a 35 ? :: '3~i Wert India, per gallon, 53 a go ^ Now Orleans, per gallon, ?a 1 25 NAILS?Northern?per pound, ? a 7 J RICE, per pound,.. vs., 10 ? .. WWft1,.....:?rr~jNak 3, half barrels, ?a j?l,'per??> - a 350 _ No. a, per Kit, - a 2 25 ^ No. 3, pe r . Kit, ? a 2 25 SUGAR?Pulverized?per pound, - a 19 01 Crushed, per pound, ? a 19 y, =: S ? Brown, per pound, ? a 12# ti "TEA?Hyson?per- pound,.. ?a 2 00 m Imperial, per pound, ? a 2 00 Black, per pound, ? a 1 50 VINEGAR?Cider?pergallon ? a 75 j, PRODUCE MARKET?PRICKS FROM WAGONS. BACON?Hams?per pound, 20 o 92 Shoulder*, per pound, a 19 Side*, per pound, a 19 CORN, prr bushel, new a 1 50 CORN-MEAL, per bushel, a 1 60 [ DRIED-FRUIT?Apples, peeled, per bushel,. ? a ? i Peacltes,peeled, per bushel,.. ? a ? tJ Peaches,unpeelcd, per bushel ? a ? \ EGGS, per dosea, ? a 15 r FLOUR, per 100 pounds, 3 75 a 4 35 HIDES?Groan?per pound,. ? a 8 " . Dry, per pound,.. 12 a 15 0 LARD?Counnry?per pouud, 22 a a LIME, per bushel ? a 65 t; OATS, per bushel, ' ? a 75 PEAS, per bushel, ? a 2 00 POTATOES?Irish?per bushel, 1 50 a 2 00 ? Sweet, per bushel, ? a 1 50 I SHINGLES, per 1000, ?a 5 50 J TALLOW, per pound, ? a 12# h WHEAT, per bushel I 60 a 1 75 1 NEW YORK, June 11-7 p. m.-Cotton quiet; \ sales 300 bales?uplands 22. LIVERPOOL, June 11?Eveniug.?Cotton dull; uplands lOt to l<Hd. CHARLESTON, June 11.?Cotton quiet?middlings 21; sales 150 bales. ] * T*?ma O .Tow rinnpK.?Thfi (/UAKlifii3iVil| nunc recent rains and stronger snns have bad a stimulating effect on vegetation, and tbe general reports to band for this peiiod speak iu satisfactory terms of the healthy progress of the crops, There have Ibeen frequent showers in this vicinity, and thore 5s some fear of too much water, but the rains have ?ot been continuous, and so far nb injury has reunited. The general outlook gives promise of a . successful agricultural year. The increase in the area planted in cotton is estimated at about fifteen per cent., taking the entire cotton belt. The Receipts.?Although the arrivals have 1 been deo-iniog, they keep to a figure about double the supplies of last year, and were for the week up to Friday last, 22,-ill bales, against 80,737 the week previous, and 11,711 for the corresponding time last season. At New Orleans the receipts were 9,284, against 2,570 last season. The arrivals at the cotton ports from September 1,1869, up to the latest mall dates, were 2,777,461 bal s, in contrast with 2,054,101 last year, showing an increase of 723,363 bales. The "receipts at the principal southern markets from September the 1st last to the latest telegraphic intelligence have been as follows: 1870. 1869. Vpw_fuj 1,106,248 787,974 Mobile, JunesT" 297,258 223,504 Savannah, June 8 467,630 345,638 Charleston, June 8, '235,906 189,255 Texas, June 8, 237.036 141,562 Virginia, June 8, 196,387 151,958 The following table shows the quantity of cotcon in sight on the 3rd of June, and at the same time lost year: 1870. 1869. I Sloek in Liverpool, 609,000 392,000 ' Stock In London, 30,487 76,983 ' Stock in Glasgow 300 500 i Stock in Havre J37,900 37,300 ' Stock iu Marseilles, 10,700 14,050 ' Stock iu Bremen, - 18,400 9,200 Stock rest of Continent, 50,000 20,000 1 AHoat for Gr't Britain (Am'n.)....I36,000 140,000 Afioat for France (Americanand Brar.il,) 33,116 37,133 Indian cotton afloat for Europe,..249,559 521,056 stock in United States Ports, 276,080 139,932 -- ?? Ml Stock in inland towns, 51,mm io.joi Total 1,604,505 1,401,707 These figures Indicate an increase in tho cotton insight to-night of 202,70S bales compared with the same date of 18(50. Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at the mills, now 40,000 bales; same time I860, 85,000 bales. Middling Orleans now lid.; then Hid. Thk Cotton Markkt.?The market for this article has shown during this time a declining tendency and prices have Been generally receding, closing 'firmer and rather more stea'dily. The foreign market which began at 103d. and 10Jd., fell off to 103d.; at New York, which commenced at 22| cents, went down to 2U cents, deseendod to C 20| cents per pound. Corn.?The arrivals of this grain have been light for the week. The market has shown a moderate enquiry during this period. About 8000 bushels of Prime white was sold at $1.38 ]>cr bushel, weight, sacks included. A cargo of 8,100 bushels White at $4.37, and 3000 bushels White at $1.35, weight, bags Included. Jobbing parcels were'sellingat $1.41 and $1.42 per bushel, weight, for Prime White, bags iuciudod. Flour.?There is a fair supply of this article in the hands of dealers. Tho market has shown no change of importance diulng the week, and prices remain generally as before. Northern and Western Fine inav be quoted at $5.25 and $5.50 per barrel; Super at $5.75 and $6 per barrel; Extra at $6.25and $6.75 pgr barrel; and Family at $7 uml $3 per barrel, western grades are in moderate stock, and may be quoted at $7 and $7.75 per barrel for Extra, and $8 and $9 per barrel for Family. Bacon?Is in fair supply, and Prime has been somewhat steady, while the lower qualities are itt Rood stock and are dull. Prime Smoked Shoulders may be quoted at 14* and 14} cents; Salted Shoulders, 13} and 13* cents; and Sides at 16 and 16* cents per pound. Salt.?-There have been no arrivals. Lots from store sell at $1.40 and $1.50 per sack. Financial. NEW YORK, June 11.?Gold heavy at $1.13*. Spttral fto&ts. Delays Are Dangerous. That poor, emaciated Consumptive, who is now beyond all hope of recovery, might now be hale and hearty had he not neglected that slight cough. Be advised, if you have a cough or oold, get at once a bottle of Dr. Tutt's Expectorant and you will soon be relieved. Do not put it off. How to Build Cheap. Every oue who has any experience in boildiug, knows to his sorrow that the thousand and one little items included in the one word finishing, make fully half the cost of a house, and that illadvised expenditure in this direction often runs the bill far above the estimate. To avoid such trouble and disappointment, buy your blinds, doors, sashes, and mouldings, direct from the manufacturer, P. P. Toale, Charleston, S. C. See advertisement. , May 26 21 1m The Living Machine. Injure the main,spring of a watch, and every portion of the works booonies disordered. The human stomach is to the human .system what that elastic spring is to the chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, to a certain extent, the whole living machine. The comparison may be carried further: For as the weakness or other imperfections of the main-spring is indicated on the feoe of the timepiece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of ;he stomach betrayed by the ftice of the invalid, rhe oowplexion is sallow or &ded, the eyes are leficient in lustre and Intelligence, and there is a fjorn, anxious expression in the whole countelanoe which tell as plainly as written words could Jcl that the great nouriakung organ., whose office it s to minister to the wants of the body and to susain and renew all its parts, is not performing its luty. It requires renovating and regulating, and 0 accomplish this end Hostetter's Bitters may be ruly sain to be the one thing neectfuL The broken naiu-spring of a watch may be replaced by a new >ne, but the stomach can only be repaired and itrengthened, and this is one of the objects of the hrnous vegetable restorative which for eighteen rears has been waging a successful contest with iyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion it stands alone. When the resources of he pharmacopoeia have been exhausted, without, X best, doing more than mitigating the complaint, 1 course of this wholesome and palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects a perfect and permaient cure. Iu all cases of dyspepsia the liver is core or less disordered, and upon this important [land, as well as upon the stomach and bowels, he Bitters act with singular distinctness, regulain g and re invigorating every secretive ana asimiiating organ on which Dodily and mental lealth depend. The Great Family Medicine of the Age. * THIRTY YEARS lave elapsed since the introduction of the Pain Lilier to the public, and yet at the present time it > more popular ana commands a larger sale than ver before. Its popularity is not confined to this ountry alone; all over the world its beneficial efJcts in curing the "ills that flesh is heir to," are cknowiedged and appreciated, and as a pain kiler its feme is limited to no country, sect nor ace. It needs only to be known to be prized. Thirty Years is certainly a long enongh time 3 prove the efficacy of any medicine, and that the ain killer is deserving of all its proprietors laim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled opularity it has attained. It is a sure aud efective remedy. Sold by all Druggists. Price 5 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle. Directions aocompany each bottle. June 2 22 lm HYMENEAL. Married?On the 2nd instant, by Samuel B. j [alLEsq., Mr. MILAN WYATT and Miss M AR-^I rARET JANE LITLE, all of this oounty. On the 26th ultimo, by Rev. S. L. Watson, Mr. In Chester county, on the 9th instant, by Rev. ^Wihwn.tfr. JACOB MATSINGER and I OBITUARY. Died?At his residence in Gaston oounty, N. C., n the 6th instant, MASTON PARHAM, aged 1 vears 1 month and 16 days. He leaves a wife ad ten children to mourn his loss. May God susliu and comfort them in this their time of trial. IN BANKRUPTCY. n the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina. JOHN SY^Bankrupt. } In Bankruptcy. kTOTICE is hereby given that the SECOND .1 GENERAL MEETING of the Creditors of tie abeve named Bankrupt will be held before V. I. Clawson, Register in Bankruptcy of said lourt, in his office at Yorkville, South Carolina, n the Hud day of July, 1870, for the purpose f declaring a Dividend of the Bankrupt's estate, ud for the other purposes named in the 27th Secion of the Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1867. You will further take notice that we have filed iur final accounts as Assignees in said Court, and hat on the 2nd day of July, next, we shall ap>ly to said Court for the settlement 'of our said icoounts, and for a discharge from all liability as Assignees of said estate, in accordance with tho )rovisions of the twenty-eighth section of the iankrupt Act of March 2, 1867. J. S. R. THOMSON,) A(wiirMaa T. S. JBFFERYS, ] A8t?Kn*?> June 16 24 2t IN THE DISTICT COIJBT OF THE U. STATES For the District of South Carolina. IN THB MATTER OE ARCHY M. SMITH.?In Bankruptcy. At Yorkville, in the said District, on the 16th day oj June, 1870. VT"OTICE is hereby given that a Petition has been filed in said Court by ARCHY M. SMITH, of Pickens county, in said District, duly declared a Bankrupt, under the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United States." Approved 2nd March, 1867, for a discharge ana certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable under the said Act; and the 12th day of July, 1870, at 12 o'clock, M., is assigned for the hearing of the same, before W. I. Clawson, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court, at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina, when and where the Creditors who have proved their claims and other parties in interest may attend, and shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted. LOUIS E. JOHNSON,U. S. Marshal as Messenger. t vv. Pt.awson. DeDutv Messenger. Jnne 16 24 St fN THE DISTRICT COUBT OF THE TT. S. For the District of South Carolina, IN THE MATTEJt OK ROBERT FORD.?In Bankruptcy. At YorkviUe, in the said District, on the 1 Cth day of June, 1870. NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition has been tiled in the safd Court, by ROBERT FORD, of Fairfield county, in the said District, duly declared a Bankrupt, under the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United States," Approved 'id March, 1867, for a discharge and certificate thereof, front all his debts and other claims Srovable under the said Act; and the 12th day of uly, 1870, at 12 o'clock, M., is assigned for "the hearing of the same, before W. I. Clawson, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court, at his office, in Yorkvillo, South Carolina, when and where the Creditors may attend, and shew cause, ; if any they have, why the prayer of the said Pe' tition should not be granted. LOUI8E. JOHNSON, U. S. Marshal as Messenger. By T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger. June 16 24 3t ! IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United States for the District of 8. C. in the matt kb of JESSE F. NORMAN.?In Bankruptcy. 1 At YorkvUle, in the said District, on the. 16tli day l of June, 1870. NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition hut lieen filed in said Court, by JESSE F. NORMAN, of Spartanburg County, in said District duly declared a Bankrupt, under the Act o: Congress, entitled "An Act to Establish a Uniforir System of Bankruptcy throughout the U. States,' Approved 2nd March, 1867, for a discharge ant certificate thereof, from all his debts ana othci claims provable under the said Act; and the 12tl j day of July, 1870, at 12 o'clock, M., is assign ed for the hearing of the same, before W. I. Claw son one (if the Registers in Bankruptcy of sai< Court at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina when and where the creditors may attend, an< shew cause if any they have, why the prayer of tli said Petition should not be granted. LOUIS E. JOHNSON,U.S. MarshalnsMessonger By T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger. June 16 24 3t G R A1 NCR A DLE S. fi RAIN Cradles and Scythe Blades can be foum IT at BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS'. 1 June 16 ?1 tf T. M. DOBSON ACQ. SUNDRIES. ^C" ' PEPPER, Ginger, $pioe, Nutmeg, Soda, Mut : ; tard, Starch, Concentrated Lye, Indigo, 0op-\ peras, Osiers, Tomatoes, Fresh reaches, JPickles, Sardines, Lemons, Candy, RaisinB. Essence Coffee, Salmon, Trout, White FiBh, Nails, Iron, Plow Moulds. Steel, Scythe Blades, Jars, Jugs, Flower Pots, Skillets and Lids, Ovens, Andirons, Sad Irons, Tin-Ware, Wood Faucets, Tubs, Churns, Buckets, At., at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. WANTED. "17IROM five'to ten shares of King's Mountain Bail Road Stock, for which the market price will be paid, by J\ T. M. DOBSON A CO. SPECTACLES. WE have a good assortment of German Silver, Steel Frame and Nose Spectacles. Persons . in want of such articles would da well to call and see before they boy. T. M. DOBSON A CO. , HAMMERS. " BLACKSMITH,61 edge, Nail, Shoe and Tack : Hammers, can be bought from , . T. M. DOBSON A CO. i YARN AND SHEETING. i Bi v ixn wo v iijjljxs. -1 am ana oneeuug, aiw?y? on hand and for sale at the market price, at : T. M. DOBSON & CO'S. 1 fruit jars. SELF SEALING Fruit Jars have just arrived 1 at T.M. DOBSOtf A CO'S- , tobacco! < CHEWING and Smoking Tobacco, always on j hand, and as cheap as the cheapest, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. J scythe stones ~ . \ CAN be bought at the cheap cash Store of 1 TV M: DOBSON A CO. ~ ~ meal-bags CAN be bought from T. *.I>0B80W A COTS^ ' Store for one little dollar. 1 anyils . ; CAN be bought from DOBSON'S Store, for the cash. , "j blasting powder c f-1 AN always be found at theStore of <j fj T. M. DOBSON A CO; " saws. " s7 MILL, Cross-Cut, Hand, Key Hole and Wood J Saws, can be bought, at S T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. 1 remember. i IF you have any money, DOBSON'S is the place 1 to spend it. . ,,, ':0 8 bread preparation. fqpO make good Biscuit without Lard, for salfe by _ X T. M. DOBSON A CO. ^ bacon and lard GAN always be found at DOBSON'S Grocery Store, fbr sale at the market price. C rice. 7 ' GOOD Carolina Rice for sale by ?' T. M. DOBSON A CO. .J SUUUT Tlfl. SHEET TIX, for making Molasses Boilers, for sale by T. M. DOBSON A CO. SHEET IRON. ? TUST received and for sale at the market price, t! by T. M. DOBSON & CO. CORN MEAL AND FLOHJR, J WE want to buy Corn Meal and Flour. ' - T. M. DOBSON 4 CO. SCHOOL BOOKS. f SOME School Books for Saleat T. M. DOBSON 1 A CO'S Store. _ ~ INK, PENS, &C. INK, Pens, Paper and Envelopes for sale by I T. M. DOBSON A CO. J MARKET BASKETS ' CAN be had at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S Store, . as cheap as the cheapest, for the cash. Ji LADIES' HATS. _ A Few Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, which we offer very low. * * T. M. DOBSON A CO. -j MONEY. J BANK Billsarestillin demand at the Store of 4 T. M. DOBSON A CO. -| ^^^^UMBRELLAS. 7 ^ can.be bought at the Stole , t. m. dobson & co.p SNUFF. : CAftOLI&A BELIiE SNUFF can be bought at T. M. DOBSON & CO'S. SlIfTON, MASil & WIIHtMs Z ^ HATS. ANEW supply of the latest styles, for sale very < heaPfeRATTON, MASON A WITHERS^ J CASSIMERES. * l r>u:? T?ono?r P?u. A ftssoruiioiit ui num onu i ouvj vw ,/Y 8ime're8, suitable for summer wear, just re- ^ oeived by __ I BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. J ladies' dress goods. j " "UST received, a full supply of Ladies' Dress g tl Goods, comprising Muslins, Delaines, Black Silks, Challis, Lenos, Japanese Cloths, Ac., for sale at prices to suit the times. -i BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. J hosiery, gloves* &c, ~ j |~VUR Stock of Furnishing Goods is very full, c U and persons in need of anything in this line t will do well to call at our Store before purchasing g elsewhere. _ BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. " _____ WE are constantly receiving supplies in the -1 Grocerv line, vdth a view to Keeping up a full Stock. Among the latest arrivals, xs a choice ( lot of Sugars, Coffees, and Teas, which we will j sell very low for the cash. ] BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. "tobacco. " ; WE have on hand a lot of the best and finest ? Tobacco in the market. If vou don't be- 1 lieve this, come and see for yourself. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. | mourning goods. BLACK Crape Bombazine, Lamartine Cloth, and Alpaccas. All verv low for the money. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. ready-made clothing. FANCY Cassimere Suits, Linen Dusters, and Linen Sacks and Coats, White Linen Pants, White and Colored Marseilles, will be sold very low for the monev, by BRATtOtf, MASON A WITHERS. sheeting, &c. BROWN and Bleached Sheeting and Shirting are selling low, at BRATTON, MASON A WITHER8'. ^rockery & glass ware. A LOT of Crockery and Glass Ware, for sale at BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS'. hard ware. Tl IM Locks, Stock Locks, Pad Locks, and eve " j. si. ? XI; rv thing in tne une, usuaiiy a.epi ixi n JLim u- | ware Store, very cheap, at BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. June 16 24 tf TO HOUSE PAINTERS. Proposals for painting the parapet and outside Wood-work of the King's Mountain Military School barracks, will lie received by the undersigned. A. COWARD, Proprietor, June 0 23 tf INTERNAL REVENUE TAX NOTICE. THE April list, for 1870, has been received at this office for collection, Persons interested | will have ten days to pay the above tax without i cost. Taxes on Income," Watches and Liconse are . embraced in this list. M. JONES, Dep. Col., ' 3rd District, S. C. j June 9 23 2t FOR CONGRESS. WE are authorized to announce EDWARD F. STOKES, Esq., of Greenville, a Candidate to represent the people of the Fourth Congressional District of South Carolina rn the Congress of the United States, at the ensuing election in ,' October. Principles?DEMOCRATIC. 1 June 2 22 tf . IT D. WI THE RSPOON, ||Attorney at La wf fj YORKVILLE, S. C. } ] Office in rear of the Court House. 1 j .Hi}- References furnished when requested. r j January 13 2 tf ; RAWLINSON'S HOTEL. i BY JOHN II. RAWXIN80H, j ; YORKVILLE, S. C. 6 ! "PERMANENTand Transient Boarders reeoivi Jl ed und accommodated at all times. . J January 20 3 ly "rags wanted. TWO CENTS per ponnA IN CURRENCY, will be paid for CLEAN Option Qjf Iyiffefl d I RAGS delivered at tho ENQUIRER OFFTCE. ; May 12 19 4t i AUCTION'SAt.E& I'' ASSIGNEES' SALE. [n the District Court of the United States for the District of Sonth C*roliniC ,x In the Matter of ) T? MAY, Bankrupt, ] 111 Bankruptcy* T)' virtue of an order from Judge Bryan, we expose to publio sale at YORK COURT SAtes-Day next, one Account against jOEL W^RAWLIKSON for 1652.12, b?fle a o^Jjbe Assets of the late firm or MAY <fe RAWLINSOtf, sold subject to any discounts that may legally exist. r* ? 8. R. THOMSON, ;> T. S; JEPPERYS, J Asslg,:***- } > Junes t .. 23 , \ 4t SHERIFF'S SALES. t>Y virtue of Writs of Fieri Farias, to me diwill be sold between the legal hours ofSherifiPs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN \tULY NSatT, . "i at^York Court House, the following property, to One tract of land, lying on the Howell's Ferry road, bounded by lands of Jeremiah Moss, James McSwaitl and otners, containing eleven hundred seres, more or less, levied on- as the property of Edward Leech, deceased, at the suit of W. P. and James S. Hemphill, and others. * ' ($2.25 * T. M. Gwimrs interest in the tract of land wheroan he now resides, levied on as his property, at , the suit of R. D. McKnight, hud others. ($1.12$ T. T. Gwinn's interest in the tract of land whereon he now resides, levied on as his proper- < yat the suit of R. G. McCaw, and Others. ($1.12$ The homestead estate of the defendant as defined by the Act of 1868 and setoff by apprsiserslboand<' id by lands of S. Berbant, J. M. Lowry and oth3rs, containing 254. acres, more or less, levied on is the property of D. A. Gordon, at the snit of Dudley Jones. $4.50 One nonse and lot in Ebenezerville, adjoining ots of E. Avery and others, WWed on as theprop- i srty of Mrs. JEliza M. Alston, at the suit of W. T. ^ Elall and others. ($7.80 , R. H. GLENN, 8. Y. C. , June 0 CARROLL, OLARK & 00"! carroll, clark & co., , i Q ESPECTFULLY invite their Mends and the j [%,' public generally, to call and see their stock i ir Dry Goods and Groceries. Their motto is [Uick sales and short profits. j SUNDRIES* . i u- < ' ^ BLACK Pepper, Spioe, Ginger, Nutmeg?, Indigo, Cloves. Madder, Soda, Starch, Fancy j Soaps, Wall ana Box Coffee Mills, Sad Irons,- \ Veil Wheels, Shoe Brushes, Borax, Juniper , Ihnrns. Sugar Buckets, Horse Rasps, Mill Saw Mies, Shoe Ranches,'Tea Kettles, Corn Brooms, [*ube and Half Bushels, always on hand and for ale cheap for cash, at CARROLL, CLARK & CO'S. ; calico. '~ rOU can get Calico from 10 to 15 cents per yard, at CARROLL, CLARK & CO'S. HOpPSKIBTS, p ?l k SPRING Hoop Mklrts ror only &u cents, ai CD CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. fans. . . ] PALM Leaf and Fancy Fans low for cash, at CARRdLL, CLARK <fc GO'S. WHITE GOODS. rACONET, Swiss, Nainsook, Brilliants, Irish Linen, as low as the lowest, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. r ho?; ' . ; f ABIES' and Misses' Hose, Gent's Half Hose, Lf Ladies' Ribbed Hose, for sale at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. < GLOVES. COLORED Kid, Colored Silk, Lisle Thread and J Cotton Gloves, at the cheap store of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. ~~ SHEETING. # 8ROWN and Bleached Sheeting, Quilt-Lining, Bivingsville and Stowe'e Yarn, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. nS-WARE. STAMPED Wash Pans, Bake Pans, Strainer 5 Backets, and Coffee Pots, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'& INK, &c. .. ; ; rNK, Fools-Cap, Business Letter and Note Pa- i L per, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. " J FISH. r 5 FAT Family Mackerel, in Kits, Quarter and 1 Half Barrels, cheap for cash or barter, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. i EVIDENCE. icuiriji n iuii^jiiiui, iiM'W I? bine is the most reliable of any now U ublic. M. JONES, AgentT^M GREECE, GREECE. o [N the heroio ages of Greece, Nestor and Ulysses 5 were called wise men. In this, the age of Inentions, Singer is called the Inventor or Sewing ? ?t-s 1J 1,.. W TnVM A rront iBUliiuea) no n\ji\M vj au? v v/^ Mdv.<v, ECONOMY. " piICERO tells us that the term Philosopher was \J the invention of Pythagoras,. signifying, as riginally used, a lover of wisdom. Everybody ays that the Hewing Machine was the invention f Singer, and as now used signifies economy. lold by JONES, Agent. | WAR, WAR! hit" ADM EN may sing the hateful celebrity of . the heroes or battle, and immortalize their anity, but their glory is a bubble, whether you \ ook for it upon the Rubicon or the Rhine, when o in pared to the teal glory that endiadems the . >row of the Inventor of the Sewing Machine, lold by M. JONES, Agent. ^ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, " York County. m-HEREAS JOHN W. BOYCE and JOHN I T 7 DOUGLASS ha7e applied to me for Letters >f Administration on nil and singular, the goods . ind chattels, rights anj credits of WM. BOYCE, ate of the county aforestid, Deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ( ind singular, the kindred and creditors.of the said , leceasea, to be and appfcr before me, at our next J udge of Probate's Courtfor the said County, to be ioluen at York Court Hoiseonthe 2SRD DAY OF JUNE, instant, to sheW-cause, if any? why the mid Administration shoud not be granted. Siven under my hand akd Seal, wis 8th day of June, in the year of okr Lord one thousand eight hiindrea and se^nty, and in the 94th year of the Independent of the United States of America. ' ? F. C. HARRIS, i Judge of Probate. ; June 9 2$ 2t REMOVAL. 0R. JOHN MAY, Agent has removed to the Brick Store formerly Occupied by B. F. 1 WLINSON, in the Hotelblock, wherehe will be glad to see his old friendsi . . He has just received a sup|y of Oranges. Nuts. Lemons, Raisins, Candies, which will be sola low. l A large stock of Paper C^lars, Ladies' Hats. Ribbons and Flowers, for salt to the Trade, and * at Retail. The Wilson Sewing Machhp at $40, and the Common Sense at $15, Illustrated Papers and Magtines received by every mail, for sale. Any Periodical desired will be supplied. Give the old Doctir a call. June9 '.v..'1 .<23 ^ . tt-: ^ KING'S MOUNTAIN MILI1AEY ScSoOLTr YORKVILLE^. C. THE Second Sesaki of the School Jrf^ML* year of 1870, will begii on the 1ST OF *^ULY and end on th<30th of NovemTerms.?For School Expenses, ?. e.. Tuition, Books, Stationery, Ac., loarding, Fuel, and Washing. 3135 in curr?*cy, per session oflive months. *1 For circulars containing foil paticnlare, apply to Col. A. |OWARD, Principal an> Proprietor. June 2 22 V tf IN EQUITY?YORK (DUNTY. ? A. Williford, Administrator, vs. RA. McDowell, and others. \ gflHE creditors of SAMUEL MclbwELL, deI ceased, late of York county, arthereby notified to present and establish their dmands before ma, at my office, on or before the 7tlday of Julv next. ($10.50) J. F. WALL-AfE, Clerk. * j April 7 14 , 8m APPLICATION FOE DISCHEGE. ! XTOTICE is liereby given that the hdersigued, 1^1 Executor of the estate of JQS^H WALLACE. deceased, will ipake a finaisettlcmont with the Judge of Probate of York County, on the 2d day of July next, whon he wi make application for discharge as Executor ofhe said es; tate, G, F, WALLACE, fceontor, j I June 2 32 , j it i ~ APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. I XTOTICE is hereby given that the uiiersigued, i i J^| Administrator of the estate of ENlDH DOS- j ! TER, deceased, will make a final settlement with j i the Judge of Probate of York County, k the 2nd ; day of July next, when he will ma's appli- I 1 cation for "discharge as Administrate of said estate. J. M. BRISON, Admintrator. . June 2 22 \ 5t* APPLICATION FOR DISCHABE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undesigned, I Administrator of the estate of "WIL-; , SON, Sr., deceased, will make a final siflement with the Judge of Probate of York Countion the . gotl) day of June next, when he will mile appli; . cation 'for discharge as AdiuiMstratpp oliaia as-! ! tate. HAMILTON WILSON, AdrafaltStor" ! j May 19 20 5t | v.l ? SEW GOODS [ ! liifr'/f Jt)AILY ARRIVING A?T i o''; j. at. ivy & co's. HUM I A?T? MET A IT. DEALERS SB GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ^ttTTGN BUYERS AND COMMPSIONMEECHANTSIN CORN, &C., f ROCK HILL, SU C. mmi BJwe gratified to announce to our friends fTyjMie public at large, that we are daily reodviSflWSty-addttioria to our stock, which by the liawal patronage of a generous public, had beooMi ranch reduced. Aqonu late arrivals we enumerate: lOOSaaaB choice North Carolina'Flour, SO/Barrels Baltimore and Western Flour, ,1 3,000f0>aj North Carolina Bacon, 5,00#"' Western Bacon, 500TV>Jhipi]y Lftrd, ih Caddies and, Kegs, - 500 |t4}i Canvassed South Oarolma Brafais, SOOi", Candy, l,000pushels Corn, 20 nh-ela Molasses, 10-Cases Lemon, Raspberry and Pop Syrups, 2&v?Tje>n Steol Hoes, assorted, Large lot of Calicoes, new styles, Japa^aCtotha,^^ ' GindfRW7Alpacca8, Lustres, Lenos, Sr, v: ., dineree. iee; at I2i cents, at 33 cents. heretofore, W" anoe of thesealitatinglv say to kge-to sell, wfthonthe average, on. Wholesale fin-tt#r1fan1ir^ ?te, with other- 1 * - ^ who are'oelling: i will take pleas-, ; king, aflurbid for wile, or vdll! who prefer dis-. i )L READERS. WeiifcagenflAir York and Lancaster counties, for thiBjadeof flRrholds' aeries of School Readers, x> whiKi wfc invite the attention of Merchants, urfl Soteill Teachers in particular. ' . -.,nj. M< ivy, T J. Ji ROACH, R, T.MAY. 1 Ma?& .21 .'v..,:. .tf \f. H. TUTT & LAND, ~ ji UBOVOM AID DEALERS IS FORBlGXA]<n!> DOMESTIC KKDtfST CHEMICALS, ACIDS, Vi FANCY GOODS, &C., 264 3B0AD SIEEET, AUGUSTA, GA., 5*ve in store and offer at New York prioes, KMa refined borax. ' 0 2ft>bl8. EPSOM SALTS. JOOft oz. SULPH. QUININE. " MORPHINE. ! 2 cases ASAFCETIDA. ' t : ,l bbL BALSAM COPAIYA. ;; !-i puncheon BAY RUM. 1 bale BUCHU, long. ' I 100 lbs.-.CALOMEL.: 1-lh. bottles. REFINED CAMPHOR. , ROMAN CHAMOMILE. 100 lbs. CHLOROFORM. 100 oz. CHLORAL HYDRATE. SObbls. COPPERAS. J,,...: .... 3 cases GUM ARABIC. . 100 " HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. 1?0 ? PLANTATION " fllL BERGAMOT. >IL LEMON. OPIUM, Turkey. WHITE-ROCK POTASH. CONCENTRATED LYE.; - , , b WINDOW GLASS., . us LINSEED OIL. " " ' WHITE LEAD. ; z* CLEVELAND MINERAL SPRINGS. FORMERLY WILSON'S. [TAKING purchased Dr. Taylor's interest in It Aig ilirinrirtT, thri subscriber proposes to Ipeu jpj BOARDING HOUSE on the 10th of FUN^Krnder the supervision of J. W. Williams, Mansion House, Charlotte. T*^Kin on the Charlotte and Rutherford road eav^Harlotte at 7 o'clock, a. m., daily, except , JuAj^^^and arrives at Cherry ville at U o'clock, "';M' ^'fitiil ilrivrnii will, il^mfARGES FOR &OARD. - 9* f3011^ P?r day; $15 per week; $48 for ThrJpfefr'*- For children and servants in. Uu> jQ^Awportion. Children under two years no so^^HA liberal-,discount made to families and IjTj^^Bending the whole season in the Hous^ yf^^Licriber woulfl avall himself of thls'oc^ asioJWK^nowIedge. veiy gratefully the liberal hat^ly peonage heretofore extended to these fr,' JNO. J. BLACKWOOD. .1 Postofflce, Shbi.by N. C. ,Tuno^Z . '22. 4t U*RWIN&OliBARY. ? ' '-UTT" SADDLES. |"F ypj want to buy a Saddle cheap, do, not fail I to pall and examine our s toe K ana prices, at tne VHStnB' Block." DARWIN A O'LEARY. v wagon harness. ~ IY7AGON Harness and Trace Chains for sale, ft by DARWIN A O'LEARY. s spurs, &a Whip Lashes, and Whips of all kinds, . 5 for sale by DARWIN A O'LEARY. curry combs. DURRY Combs, Collars, Halters. Bridles, Bits, Girths, and Buckles, for sale at ldw prices, by DARWIN A O'LEARY. harness. . CARRIAGE, Baggy and Wagon Harness, on hand and made to order, as cheap as the cheapest and ns good as the best, by DARWIN A;O'LEARY. March 17 11 tf B. P. BOYD. buffalo tongues. A LOT of No. 1 Buffalo Tongues just arrived /Y at B. P. BOYD'S. grindstones. ! jftftQD assortment of Grindstones at 4 cents a -1 [Ound, Look out for thq large Grindstone i ,vneii you want to buy goods cheap, and find B; P. BOYD. ~*i ~bacon. * |TKTV DAYIS' best Ohio Hams just arrived, ff VAIso a larK6 quantity of Side Bacon, at BOYD'S. f horse shoe nails. . 1 a n/i POUNDS Horse Shoe Nails on hand, at ] |(jyi 30 cents a pound, at BOYD'S, buckets. ~ ~ %Y?ATKR Buckets for sale at 25 cents, at K ---- - - - y,YD's- > i rope.' of various sizes, on hand at fA, 1J BOYD'S. 1 i>I v '**~? I corn. i ?ldRH, from Wagons, $1.45 to $1.50 {>er^)ushel, j SNUFF. J i~\fk POUNDS Carolina Belle and Lorillard'a 1 Lfvr Scotch Snuffs, just arrived, at BOYD'S. jcoffee and sugar. j A JARGE lot of Coffee and Sugar on hand, at BOYD'S. family flour. /"I k)ICE Country Flour always on hand and j ieap, at BOYD'S. ( f castings. ' /"Alihand and for sale cheap, at BOYD'S GroceV (y Store. j "Iron." ~~ i PHW-MOLDS and Iron always on hand, as ' cloap as can be bought from any one, at BOYD'S. Ttt^'S VEQETABiE LIVER PILLS. I Cure diseases of 'liver and stomach. Tiitt's Expectorant, A pleasant Cure for Coughs, Colds, <fec. TTjTT'S SABSAPABILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT! ^The Great Alterative and Blood Purilier. T3TT'S IMPROVED HAIR DYE,, i * Warranted the best Dye in Uso. Jheso Standard Preparations are for sale, by I lEL DRUGGISTS, ! ^^hruar-y 3 5 6m j I HENRY'S^^^MKWne^l>dapt?d to all j kinds of delicate Machinery, cheap for the ' cash, at , J-T. 4 ! > i' ALLISONS BRATTON'S. ' - j:' WOMp'S FRIEND.1 r' . *; DR. Lawrence's Woman's' Friend, Marshall's Uterine Gatholicon, Hobper's Female Pills, Ibr sale cheap, for the cash, by <: ALLISON <fe BRATTON. . > PILLS. ; COOK'S, McClain's, Tutt's, Ayer's.Brandreths, Schenqk's, Radway's, Moffat's, Strongs. Ho- ? bensack's, Wright's, Turner's, Leroy's, Hollow- j ay's and the Southern Hepatic Pills, all for sale ( for the cash, at the Drugstore of. t , ? , ,7 ALLISON A BRATTON. 4 OINTMENTS, &C. , DR. A. Trash's Ointment, Bailey's Pain Ex- 4 tract, Tutfs Pain Alleviator, Gray's Oint- , raent, HoTIoway's Ointment, Gargling Oil, Foutz' . Mixture, British Oil, Turf OiI,; Electric Oil. Mc- , Alister's Ointment, Mustang Liniment, Liquid 1 Opodeldook, and a variety of Ointments and Lini- , meats manufactured at the Brug Store of ALLI- \ SON A BRATTON, cheap for me cash. '; ~ ??? W v^wnnmr W JLNMii UJ)' VV IJUUf x PKRBATED Wine of Wild Cherry) pat up at the well-known establishment of Tilaen A Co. An agreeable and valuable preparation, for sale for the cash, at --St *' * , : ALLISON & BRATTON'S. ] POWDERS, &C. >1 Ci EIDLITZ andSodaS'owdars and Tarrant's EfO fervescent Seltzer Aperient, that much esteemed and valuable preparation, for sale cheap, teethe cash, at ALLISON <fe BRATTON'S. EXPECTORXn ft AYNES' Expectorant,Tutt's Expectorant, AlM Jen'sLung Balsam, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup, Bateau of Wild ' Cherry, Burnett's Codliver QU,and that new. ? y' ALLISON A BRATT^ON. ' j , MONEY! MONEY!! i mHOSE indebted to xur aire requested to call at I JL once and settle tbfehr Accounts. ;,We: pay cash tor oar Gppds, and therefore, those who buy. from bs surely cannot ask, nor expect,'longer indulgence. I No more credit In this establishment Therefore, don't ask it !] ' ,r ALLISON A BRATTON. , KUTKENDA1 & TOMLINSo? f - - s \ SHOO, PLY! SOW BODDEB RE. ( tfIHE Season is iat band when this insect that i X has lately created such a sensation in the J world of song and fhahion, becomes a pest and nuisance/and the question Is how can we get rid of it 7 The'remedy is found in the Lightning Fly . Killer. It attracts them in gfeai numberB and ; kills instantly. "They die and make no sign." -i Call and get ft at the York Drug Store. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. \ ' MEW OF YOBKT ? jjj BUY your Drugs and Medicines at. the York J Drug Store, Where you can always besure of 1 getting a pure artiele. We don't' propose to do a 1 cheap Drug Business. That would be doing the "" people an injury.. We buy pure Drugs no matter what they may cost, and sell as low as"the same > artiele oan be had anywhere. _ v . KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. " FEB&ATED WINE OF WILD CiLBJUlX. rjlHIS preparation combines two Terr valuable X remedied agents?Iron and the Wild Cherry. As a tonic in debility with nervousness it has no, , equal. It is also of greaf value in Dyspepsiaih all its'fbrms; For sale at the York Drug 8wt& KUY&ENDAL A T0MLIN801L " CACTIOW. S A . SLIGHT Cough is a dangerous thing. . It t JX may be consumption in its infancy, and therefore no time should be lost in getting clear of it. 8 Wis tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is a safe and ef- I factual remedy in Coughs, .Colds, Asthmatic and \ Bronchial affections, etc. It can be had at the fi York Drug Store.. ( KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. J ^BENNETTTS EMBROCATION. < A SPEEDY remedy in Rheumatism, Gout, j Sprains, Lumbago and all pains, Warranted , to give relief. Also, a sure cure for Tooth-aclie. Can be had at the York Drug Store. " , KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. J SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT. \ fhNE application "cures the most inveterate case j if of Itch. It destroys at once the glorious j pleasure of scratching. "Sold at the York Drug f Store. ' At i 1 "singiyU<Ssh'Jjeiwinawwci < KUYKENDAL ? TOHtlNSON. * ~~J. WTCARIIOIX.?1 BULLOCK'8 CBEFK, S. C. > V I WILL RISE AND GO. ] rpIME is a-thlng invisible, rapid and ex haustless, f X . which is^yer rollings, wholly regardless of careless mortals. See to it, then, that this AIR- 1 WINGED PONY does notput: out your light,' ere < Sou taste that joy afforded1 only by acta akin to < le "good old times," and realised folly and chief- ] ly in the purchase of goods from JOE, at "good , old time prices." 1 ' J. W. CARROLL. 1 ENCOURAGE CHEAP JOE. i L ND. he will save you money and time. His i JA goods were bought during the low ebb of the Northern markets'and will besold low in proportion. ? A11 who may be persuaded to come, by this advertisement* shall not be disappointed. . , J- w- CARROLL. WASTE NOT* WANT NOT^ nON'T throw.away your money for high priced ffnnH*. hnfc no and hnv from JOE. who has I - sold cheap and will sell cheaper now than' ever. * Bring your wagons and cal f for anything yon want. You shall be protected in prices. J. WVCARROLIr * FIND CHEAP JOE. i TTEis now receiving a fresh supply of useful j XJ and ornamental goods. All are respeotfrdly invited to come and examine the grand, assort- ment now in Store. ' If you can't see what Von want, call for it. - 1 JOLLY JOE. WONDERFUL TO BE TOLD. J a a BARBELS No. 1 Family Flour, fresh from " 4vf the Mills, will be Bold so near at cost that daylight cannot pass between. I mean exactly "] Whftt I BftVp I JOE CARROLL. CUT CLOSE AND CLEAN. i JOE'S good Scythe Blades and cheap Flour will J more than make op for the deficiency caused by the drought. Don't delay?the next lot will be higher still. CHEAP JOE. ADICKES & BLACK. ! ADICKES & BLACK. I HAVE this day associated my nephew, DA- j VID L. BLACK, with me in business, under a the name and style of ADICKES <k BLACK. I I take this opportunity to tender my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage I have always received/and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same for the hew firm. ' J H. F. ADICKES. \ June 6th, 1OT0. ?3 1 if , _ , SUMMER COATST j _ eOOD Linen Saclt Coats are selling at from $1. J to $2 ; Colored and Black Coats, from $2.50 to J ; Summer Cassimere Sacks and Frocktees, from * |3 to $12. Also, a good variety of,Vests and Pantaloons to match, at correspondingly low prices. A. great proportion of these Goods were made i here expressly for this market, and are warranted 1 to be all they are represented. ADICKES & BLACK. ~ DRESS GOODS. : WE have Just received a fresh supply of Ladles' Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices, imong which are plain Challis and Summer De- , [aines. Call soon if you want a choice. a ADICKES & BLACK. ~ 1 HOES. 1 OUR Stock of Brade's Crown and Riveted Hoes J is large, and will be sold at from 50 to 90 jents. ADICKES A BLACK. BOOKS. } OUR Stock of Books is complete, and will be sold at low rates. Any book wanted that T Is not on hand, will be obtained on the shortest c notice. ADICKES A BLACK. _ SHOES. ? TUST received a fresh Stock of Ladies and Chil- \ t| dren's SHOES, at the cheap store of ADICKES A BLA'JK. t! LACES, &C, AVERY large stock of Laces, Lawns, Chair Tidies and Bed Lace, for sale low at ADICKES & BLACK'S. J PRIXTS. AVERY large stock of PRINTS-Light, Dark . and Medium Colors, for sale by ? ADICKES & BLACK. J 7. E. HART. O. W. SADLER, HART & SADLER, i Attorneys at Law, 5 YORKYILLE S, C, fi Dece^bcfa 4a tf r ~ VAILS. : I PARKER Mill tfails on hand and will be sold 14 pounds for a dollar, at BOYD'S. KID FITTING CORSET. This corSet is constructed on an entirely new principle, being open and thereby allowing Jh? reest circulation possible, besides giving perfect saseand comfort to the wearer, ana at, the same ime possessing all the advantages of the common IJorsetsingivingsttpportto thebody. J For Health, Grace and Comfort, they are UNRIVALLED IN THE MARKET. They are paricularly recommended ibr Summer' wear. and varm climates. although equally well adapted to ill seasons of toe year. Thoy are highly reoomnended by medical'and scientific men. For sale n an fimt-class dealers. For circulars, prices, jfc., address the WORCESTER 8H*T CO.. Wexcester, Mass. .y.,, ESTABLISHED 1830. WELCH ei GRIFFITHS, JAWS of all descriptions. Axes, JBelttogaodMill furnishings. Cireolar Saws with solid Teeth, or vith Patent Adjustable Points, superior to aHIn ;; terted Teeth Saws. f:" '*** jet-Prices Redooed. ta -{ ....v let" Sena for Price List and CircuJars. 'SteSt _ , .WELCH * GRIFFITHS?. ; Wn?tnn. Mass..or Detroit. Michigan. |1 -Tgencv ig the moat extendve'^ilj^world.? Charges lees than any other reliable agency. A rnmpbU^tmngM instruction to inventor* MUNN & CO.,87 Park Bow, New York. AMOD?* HWSfi. ' ] Being a cripple, I have made houseplArming a , ipedal study. One buflt lost season baa proved a 1 nodel of convenience, beauty,, end. economy, descriptive circulars of Plans, views, etc., with 1 rcnenu information of value to all, sent free. Ad- i Ireaa (with stamp or script if convenient), ' - . , JEO. J. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury, Vermont. , 2ALESMKILWAWlED^ta ?Wl?e ) ~ business. S. KxaanroV, .413 Chestnut; st., i Philadelphia. .. . < BgWMwmpgj BSSS.'O'ttBS" ' YELL A CO., Charlestown, Mass. . . . j DRIDE A\p BRIDEGROOM11 Essays for Young Men, free, In sealeden- . ffflopee, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. I . \f OUSTACHES forced, to grow in six IVI weeks. Recipe sent for 50- cents. Address H. RICHARDS, Box 8886, New York P. O. . V : i . : >" . : vvr#* BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. 1 . i i 4 h ' t All women know that It is beauty, rather than seniua, which all generations of men have wor?hipped in the sex. Can it be wondered at, then,hat so much of woman's time and. attention ihould be directed to the means of developing and j | ) reserving that beauty? Women know, too, that vhen men apeak of the intellect of women,-they ipeaK cnncauy, tameiy, coony j uui wueu miwy some to speak of the charms ofa beautiful woman, heir language an A, their eyes kindle with an en- 1 ihusiasm which sho^s them to be profoundly, if < lot, indeed, ridiculously in earnest. It is part of i he natural sagacity of women to peroeive ml this, ind therefore employ every allowable art to be?me the goddess of that adoration. Preach to ( he contrary, as we may, against the arts empioy5d by women for enhancing their beauty, there * itill stands the eternal feet, that the world does lot prefbr the society of an ugly woman of genius < x> that of a beauty of less intellectual acquire- 1 nents. The world has yet allowed no higher misdon to woman than to be beantifnl, ana it woold ( jeem tbatthejadies of^thg-preeoot age are carry- _ flfiil vAVQismaiiic power of beauty, supply the iafirienoy hyli&uy<ofra m<ijt delightful toilet irticle known*a?heMBIooraof Youth," which jas been lately introduced info' this country by i Jeobqe W. Laip.d, a delicate beautifier, which ; imoothfl ont all indentations, farrows, scars, re-. ' noving tan, freeklea, apd discolorations from the ( skin, leaving the complexion clear, brilliant, and ] beautiful, the skin soft and smooth.- With the as- : sistance of this new American trick of a IAdy's i oilet, frmtiln VlWfrtj Is tfrarrtnnd ^ a larger 1 jert in the admiration of men and the ambition" >f women than all the artt employed since her ' reation. Prof. C. P. Chandler, Chemist! to. the Metropolitan Board?df Health, has recently pre- : jared a chemical analysis of this delightful toilet ireparatfion, and reported that the "BIpom of ifouth" was harmless, containing nothing inju- i -ious to the health. Ladies l)e$l have no fear of lsing this Invaluable toilet acquisition. " JL, ' ( Sold by every druggist and fancy goods dealer > nthe United States.'' ' X Depot, 5 Gold Street, New York. : ' H y,t ,.4J Ui ' -loll ..." | r ; . . . ' J J. W. AVEB?. FRESH ARRIVALS. ! AfEW Dress Goods and Calicoes just in. Call i IN and see them, r-. ' i ; ] J- W. AVERY. ] ^ LADIES' HAm ! k VARIED assortment of the latest styles. fresh ] fL from the North, at prices min^erthU^fow. 1 s." "silks. , ; BLACK Dress Silks at from |2 to $5 per yard, ] at J. W. AVERY'S. BOWS* &C. ; : v NLEGANT Styles of Bows and Sashes for the | hi T-A/NAS At J. W. AVKRY'S. GENTS' HATS; 1 A LARGE assortment of the latest styles end A. novelties Inst In. Something elegant, in the 1 ineof White Beaver, and also fine silk dress hats. 1 ? J. W. AVERY, < CASSIMERE. ! A BEAUTIFUL selection of choioe and new J fVstyles Gent's Fa/icy Cassimeres, Fine Doeskin ' ,nd Broad Cloths. Look at them before punches- < ng elsewhere. ,. . , . \ ! ' J.W.AVERY. NECK TIES. . &ENTS' Bows and Neck Ties, elegant and ^ stunning, at * * . ' J. W. AVERY'S. GLOVES. f ADIES' and GentTa finer Kid (Roves, ana .'a Li fine assortment of nloeXisle Thread lost in f t '> - -mJ. W. AVERY. HOES, ' A XES and Traoe Chains can be taught from S 1 J: W. AVERY. J CONNER, HOBBS & DOBSON. ; BUGGIES ] A RE Selling very low for the cash, at \ CONNER, HOBBS & DOBSON'S, REPAIRING, ] r% EPAIRING done cheap, good, neat, and at ? rl, short notice for the Spons. at '' , J U CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON'9. f| WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD." } 1ITE are determined not to be undersold in the i ft same kind of work, in Baggies and Cariages. Be sure to call ana examine our Stock lelore purchasing elsewhere. CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON. COUNTRY WORK. 1 [*7E are still doing Country work for men Who . f will pay the cash for it, Credit's dead long ime ago, , CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON. ' CARRIAGE. ! A SECOND-HAND CARRIAGE can be bought j A very low for the cash, at CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON'S. ' ' May 2^ 21 - tf I CUUHESTi FANCY AND HAUL GOODS. t JUST received and will receive weekly, at the i old HACKET BUILDING, a new and elegant j, ssortinent of Millinery Goods, in Bonnets, Hats, ^lowers, Ribbons, Laces, Wreaths, Illusions. Irapes, white and blaok Orape Collars, Lace and jinen Collars and Ouffis, Love Veils, Crape Veils, lundowns. Hoods, Ac. Bridal Bonnets.; Veils aqd Wreath*, always I eadv, together with, a good assortmed* of Fapby nd Hair Goods. to whfch the undersigned would t aU the attention of theLadies generally. { Mrs. E. DICKINSON, Agent. * April 7 14 om I ':u. - "" '**4. 'v'-- 5 FTIH&feiteruivft nse of these Watches for the Jt, Jaet-flfteeayeaniby Railway Conductors, Bu?ud Expreewnen, the nurt mM*# of Watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness, durability and accuracy of the Waltham Watch." To satisfy that daps inall these r ^spocts, is to decide the question fisto the Seal - _ ae of these tftftehkeepers. - \ More than 460*000 bfthese Watches ture now speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people?4 proof and a guarantee of their superiority overall others,: The superior organisation and great extent of the Co^jttnyfa Worlds at Walthanyenable them toJE^? ^atche8 ?* P*,1,06 whichr?der?oompetiHon futile, and those who buy any other Wit^^isiifrely pay 'f)roffC3 tamper oerlt.' more for theSf Watches than is neceaiS^v " 'il ~ t We are now selling Walttuhn Watches at 'less trices in sreenbaoks. than the crold prices before the wit. There ds no other manufacture of.any kind hi the United State* of whtefc.thJseaa'fbe U U .V. jji"; - V ? ?.i["1.1 These time-pieces combine every improvement that a long exferiengp haa proved ofrt^l practical use. Having had the refusal of nearly every invention in Watchmaking originating in this country or In Europe, only' those'were finally adopted which severer testi ng. by the moataldllftil artisans W oar work*, smdlong use ton the pert of the public, demonstrated to be essentialto correct and enduring time-keeping. 1 .v Among the many improvements, we would particularize ; The invention and fp* of a centre-pinion of peculiar construction, to prevent damage to the train the AmeHeSu-Watch Company, who, having had the refusal fit Hardened and-tempered hgjr springs, how unfversally admitted by Watchmakers to b# the best, are used in-al^grades of WalthamW^ protecting the movement from dytt lESHHBimiig the necessity of the frequent dfeaning necessary Our new patent stem-winde^gr keyleee WtOcli, is already a dedded buoomi eat improvement on any Btem-winding Watch in the .\merimeutloned improvements whichtend-tolnauraacoaraoy, cieanUneas,; durability end convenience, must prove invaluable, ,;. . JLtc+u Every Watch guarauteedby the Company, To prevent imposition, buyers should see that Byery Watch should bear either fiffa toUbpjtag American Watch Co........ Waltham, Maas, Amn. Wavch Cp.t. ; Waltham, Mass. American' Watch Co., Crescent ' ' pt J Street,1.....'...; Waltham,llasa. Appleton, Tracy A Co.................Waltham, Maas. Waltham Watch Co.,*...-. Waltham, Misr. P. S. Bartlett, ,?.?.?!* ....Waltham, Mass. William Ellery, ...^^.WaHham, Mass. Home Watch Co., ....Boston, . Maas. : For sale at retail by all respectable dealers. ' A descriptive circular giving* much oseftol information, sent to any address on application. No Watchee retailed by the Company, Add ., ,, te0>. i BOBBINS &APPEETffll,: - General Agenii, tid : : ' ' ' 182 Broadway, New York. 1 , , -' Y.' Ask to see the new PULL-PLAT? WATCH bearing the trademark" American Watch Co., Orescent st Waltbam, Mass.'" It is by flir the best Full-plate-Watch made in the United States, ind surpasses anything heretofore made in 'this iountryfdr Railway Engineers, Conductors, Ac. April 21 10 i eow8m LATEST QUOTATIONS OP . ' SOUTHERN SECURITIES. IN CHARLESTON, 8. C., Oorrectcd Weekly fey A. a K* "Ftf* " Br^er. ' "T JUNEIO, 1870. STATjsgKcuiirn rs?8ontb OjayHaartiK ?@90; So rte*.?@81; do, registered stock, ex.int ?@80. Crrr Secubitiks?Aagusta,Ua. Bonds, ?@79; Charleston, 8. C. Stock, (ex qr,int)46@40{ do Fire ^ah Bonds, 71 @78; Columbia, S. C. Bonds, 70@ Railroad Bowds?Blue Ridge (first mortgage) 50??; Charleston and Savannah, -^@70; Charlotte. Columbiaand Augusta. ?@87; Cheraw and Darlington. ?@83; Greenville and Columbia. (1st mort) ?@80; do, (State guarantee) ?@6$; Memphis and Charleston, ?@84; Northeastern, >nrt1?mnrinh nnH /1?f mort) ? @80J io,,(State guarantee) ?@75; South Carolina, ?w 78;' do, ?@73; Spartanburg and Union ?@60. Railroad Stocks?CliarletttG Columbia and Augusta,? @50; GreenvilleandtColumbia,2@?; Northeastern,?@ 9; Savannahand Charleston, ? @36; South Carolina RaOroad Company, 41 @42. Exchange, Ac.?New York Sight, i off par; Sold, im@114*; Silver 104@108. ' i> south carolina bank bills, 'Bank of <3>iairIestonl ?@? Bank of Newberry, @? Bank of Catgden, 50@? Bank of Georgetown,.'..........^,10@? Bank of Booth Carolina, ...'........?@16 , Bank.of. Chester,,..? ? 8@? Bank of Hamba @10 Bank of 8tate of 8. Carolina, prior to 180L.62@64 cwuiK. uioutio ui a. t-arouna, issue teex at oz,*0(<5?i 'Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Charles'Union Bank of Charleston.......A-....?? ? 'Southwestern R. R.Bank, Charleston, okl,?<|? 'Southwestern R.R.pankr Charleston, new,-?? State Bank of Charleet<^r!!!^^.....;.:!l2?16 Farmers-' and Exchange Bank, O&aMeeUm,?<$ d Exchange Bank of Columbia, ?i.'. ?@ 6 rvimmcrdal Sank of Columbia,.. <a 10 foerchants'Bankof Cheraw,. 6@? Planters' Bank of Fairfield, .L.7.v?.. ..?.t. JL;. 4?? State of Sohth CarolJna BilialBeceivablB^... par. City, of Charleston Change Bills,.... par. Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed** the Bank Counters of-each. June 14,, , 2.; . , ly COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. rrfHfe undereigfied beg leave to anhounoe that A: they have firmed a copartnership, under the uune and style of H. KELLER & CO., 'or the purpose of carrying on the maaafoctnre ind repairing of BOOTS AND SHOES of all deejriptions. Particularattention given to fine work, ind we guaranieesatislhction, hoping to merit and receive a continuance of the liberal patronage ? leretofore-bestowed on the senior partner of the irm. We are fdaoprepared to make Brogana and Coarse Boots end ahoea to order, which we will tell as low as .the same quality of Northern made Boots and Shorn can' be bought in this oo.ij'.y. Parties desiring such articles are requested to call md examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find it to their interest to do 10. . ' H; KELLER,. M , P. <JH RI8TM AN. May 28 21 tf . HAIii JEWgliRT; rIE undersigned uHll BRAID human hair to order, in any required stiteh, and meemt tke *me in gold of any required patten lor angeri^^H^ainkrAe.. with or' without appendages. Phe same #nl be done from THE SAME HAIR hat is furnished, and as neatly as any Northern work. , .... Also, all ornamental article*, which are madeof Vfetala, Porcelain, Glass,- Prodona Stonee, IVory, Pearls* Paper,-&c<, will be repaired to order at -eaSoaahle prices. ?. A. CRl^SHAW.^ March 24 v 83 ; : tf ' [Jf EQUITY?YORK COUNTY. r. H. Faulkner ancrtHh, vs. A. K. Saville, Ad. tu mintsfrator, and others. PIE creditors of H. M. 8AVILLE, deceased, late of York county, are hereby notified to 3resent and establish their demands before hoe, it my office, oh or before the 7th day of/nly next. ($10.50) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 :i 14 3u IN EQUITY?YORK COUNTY. R. C. Farr, Administrator, vs. B. T. Wheeler and others. rIE creditors of A.' H. FARR, deceased, late of York county, are hereby notified to present and establish their demands before me, at my jfflee, on or before the 7th day of July next, ($10.60) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 14 8m IN EQUITY?YORK COUNTY. r. C. Neel and J. M. Henderson, Administrators, vs. Allen Robertson, Administrator .and others. T1HE creditors of JHO. L. MILLER, Esq., deJ ceased, late of York county, are hereby noIned to present and establish their demands beoro me, at my offloe, on or before the 7th day of r..i?- ?t /iit'n fen\ t u T*r a t a nn a> \ I my UVA%. ^xu.ouj ?i jt IT uivrm April 7 14 am IN EanTY-YORK COUNTY. L. H. Massey, vs. W. Wllltford, and others. r|\?TE creditors of J. LEROY DA VIES, de ceased, late of York oounty, are hereby noifled to present and establish their demands be'ore me, at my office, on or.before the 7th day of ruly next. J. P. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 ($10.50) 14 3m "A V . -3