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lewis m. grist, proprietor. > h\ f nbepenticnt /iiiiiilit flctospaper: ..for tljc |)romotion of tljf |loIitiral, Sorial, Agricultural aitb Commercial Interests of the ?o?tlj. |terms--$2.50 a year, ix advance. VOL. 32. YOEKVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 18S6. jSTO. 52. KlMSroi'AIi nil KCH. I At the request of the Vestry of the Episcopal 1 Church at this place, Rev. K. N. .loyner has added this parish to the two (Rock Hill and Chester) < under his pastoral care. He will officiate here i each third Sunday, in regular rotation, commencing on Sunday next. The arrangement is ; temporary, though now indefinite. FlNlfllYSTERS. \ Capt. F. X. Ingold, the veteran messenger of the Southern Express Company between (J reens- < horo and Morehead City, X. ('., has our thanks ' for a bucket of delicious oysters, a contribution ( which he annually makes towards the comple- | tion of the Christmas dinners of all the Rnqi'ihKit stall' who ve a taste for the bivalves, and a ' "v-^^^rcmemhranct .vhich they highly appreehte. KEY. J. K.^foMNtiTON. ( \ ltev. .1. E- Covington, who since iss:>, h.-js been ?. the pastor oY Union and Yorkville congregations of the Baptist church, having severed thc pas- ( toral relations, has accepted a call to the jastor- ( ate of the Baptist church at Union C. II., i,t tins State, and will probably enter upon lm new ( itoia /if in) in i* next -Sunday. Since Mr. CYving- s ton's residence in Yorkville tlift churches uuler j . his charge h:iv<v steadily grown and prospered, ,, and lie leaves tliem with the host wishes tf his late parishioners and the people generally who < enjoyed the pleasureol* his acquaintance, t < DEATH OF SENATOR L0?AN. < (Jen. John A. Logan, United States Sei iter , from Illinois, and the unsuccessful candidal for Vice-President on the Republican ticket, in ( died in Washington city last Sunday. He ad c been in ill-health for several days, but the n *vs of his death fell upon the public suddenly tnl quite unexpectedly. <>en. Logan was in llie ] sixty-first year of his age. He enlisted as a f i- < vate soldier in the Mexican war, but rose to '*ie 1 rank of lieutenant. After returning home frmj, 1 that war he studied law, and entered political )j life as a Heinocrat. In the Presidential can- j paign of 1st in he advocated the election of lung- | t las, but on the election of Lincoln, being tlici a ' member of Congress, he arrayed himself on tie I side of the Union, and on the call for troops citered the army, in which Deserved until the eld:; r of the war. Since the war he has been pronf- t nent in the political history of the country. IP(s term in the U. S. Senate runs for four years froji next March, though his death will not chaiuj the political complexion of that body, as hewif. t be succeeded by a Republican. I'HI KCH NOTICES. t i.".,a,./,i..ii?l'nvr K V. Jovnor. Rector. ? Mori ' *r,c"" " ' It ing service, with tl.e Holy Communion, at J o'clock, ami afternoon service at 4o*clock. Sut- t (lav-school at :? P. M. Hell rings :to minute a I before each service. v Presoyterian?Rev. T. P.. English, Paster. 1 Services next Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. {| Sunday-school at :> P. M. Prayer-meeting br t morrow evening at 7 o'clock. 1 s Methodist Episcopal.?Rev. \V. W. Danie, Pastor. Services next Sunday at 11 A. M. am 7 P. M. Sunday-school at ."> o'clock P. M j Prayer-meeting this evening at 7 o'clock. Associate Reformed Presbyterian?Rev. J. C Galloway, Pastor. Services next Sunday mori- ^ ing at 11 o'clock. Sunday-school at P. M, ; | C7 %; | the hell ringing at o'clock. Baptist.?Rev. E. C. Ilickson, Pastor. Set- I * vices at l.'nion next Sunday at 11 A. M. and it Yorkvilleat7 P. M. Sunday-school at .'IP. M j Prayer-meeting this evening at 7 o'clock. HIKISTMAS. I?' A more quiet Christmas day than the last wis J ( never observed in Yorkville. Notwithstanding ' ^ the stores were open, but little business wat 5 _ tranwu-tpd tiie shopping and Christmas pur 1 ^B chases having been previously attended to; ani ' ^B though Santa Clans may not have been as lib- 1 ^B eral as in times gone bv in the distribution ofj 1 ^B.. gifts from his realm of wonder land, the little ' folks were happy in the enjoyment of presents f ^B and childish pleasures. ' It was a general remark that there was less * liquor drinking in town than has usually mark-j ' cd the observance of Christmas day, which, ' considering that Yorkville is a prohibition town, 1 will no doubt be a puzzling problem to the anti- 1 ^Br temperance element of the State press, which 1 conjures processions of goblins iu the form of's imrs on everv arrival of a train in a town where. I the sale of the poison is prohibited. Hut not-1' withstanding Yorkville is a dry town, (employ H ing the favorite argument) citizens and visitors! * B from th.country were abstemious and the day ' H passed oil' quietly and uneventfully. 1 I- PERSONAL MENTION. I Dr. M. J. Walker anil family, of Union couu-j I tv, are in Yorkville spending the holidays with i, 1/ relatives. i Miss llortense In gold, of (Jreensboro, X. j and daughter of I'apt. 1". X. Ingold, is visit- j ing relatives in Yorkville. Mr. \V. K. Ferguson, a Yorkville printer, but j ( now engaged on the typographical force of the M Constitution, is on a visit home. The many friends of Mr. Clarence M. Kuykendal will regret to learn that he has been quite ill recently with metisels. Dr. W. D. Hope, who is completing his mcdi- i cal course in the University of Maryland, returned home to spend t.ie Christinas holidays. T. Sumter Hratton and Sydney l.owry, students in the South Carolina University, are j spending their Christinas vacation at their homes j in this place. The population of Yorkville has been increased recently by the acquisition of Mr. James j A. Watson and <L I,. MeXeel, Ksq., who with j their families have removed to town. Mr. Wat- j son has built a neat residence on the lot south of ! Maj. Mart's, and Mr. MeXeel has purchased the I Col. Heatty property. Ah.lUlKNMKNT OF THE LKUISLAITKK. The Legislature adjourned aboutJo'clock last i Friday morning. < >f the closing work of the j ] session, the correspondent of the Xros <tn>l ! , Courier says: The general appropriation bill became a law,' minus the Canal rider attached to it by the Senate. There is absolutely no provision for the j continuance of the work on the Canal beyond j that contained in the Act passed several years j ; ago. The action of the Senate in lejecting the i ^^ iTopes-i! of the conference conimittce was due i to the friends id' the Canal who preferred to go i without an appropriation rather than to adopt i the plan suggested in the report of the coiumilj tee. | The bill in relation to forfeited lands goes over I to the next session. Liberal appropriations have been made for both the Citadel and the University. The bill to establish experimental farms and I I stations has been passed with certain modili- ; r cations, to which the friends of the measure do ' 1 - - i : ? 'I'l... ITit'ull P i i 11 (?<f ii Hi 1 1 lioi oojeci. i in- .......... goes over t<> the next session. The time lor the , ' payment of taxes has heen extended until Jan- ' uarv 1"?. except in Charleston and portions of; Berkeley and Colleton, w lie re, under the pro-I ] visions of the earthquake relief bill, the time is j ' I extended until February. A number of bills ! J exempting certain sections from the operations J j of the stock law have been passed. ! tThe Anderson and Laurens (ire-proof prohi- i ' bition liill was passed,, with Oconee left out, and ! ' the bill to allow the licensing of liquor selling in J ] Beaufort and Berkeley counties has also become i The Columbia sllegi.strr of Friday publishes n ' ( / list of tljv'Aots passed at the session, from which j we extract those of general and local significance: , dill act to fix tlie manner of publication of tlie J i ^^ Tftinual statements of County Auditors. An act th provide for the eompletion of the I I main building of the State Mouse. < An act to punish the stealing of melons and i i An a-! to regulate the time Ibr collcriiiig taxes : by execution or di<tress. ( A n act to amend Sect ion 4*1 of; cner.il Stat nets i of the State ofSoii'b ' aniline in reference to the salary of i be I .icnico u.; < tnveriior. i | An act to provide for transporting persons) convicted to tie peni'ent iary by the penitentiary I < An act to amend Sc -lion UT'i ot the Cencral ; Statutes, relating to running tr-.iinson Sunday. An act to amend Section tititii; and of the < iencral Statutes, in relation to juries.. i .1 joint resolution to provide for the payment I ofthe expenses incurred bv the Board ni' Y.si- i tors of the South Carolina Military Academy in i repairs of the Citadel building. 1 An act to amend Section ?II x oft he ' u'ueral St a'- i utes of South Caralina, relating to the icpairs of ' highways. i An act to ratify the amendment to Article i 1 of the < 'oust i Mi t ion of South Carolina by idding ' \ theretoasection, i<> lie kniwn as Sect ion I there- \ if, in lion of Soot ions I an I .*> of said Article as it now stands. An act to amend Chapter -7 of the General j Statutes, relating to the stcok law and the Cone-; ing of stock. An act to ratify the amondniont to Section I t, | Article of the Constitution of the State of | South Carolina. An act relating to the reassessment of properly and extension of the ti:ns for paying taxes in fhe counties of Charleston, Uerkeley and Colleton. An act to define the mode of appointment of ommissioners for the admeasurement of dower bv the Circuit Courts of the State. An act to prohibit the County Commissioners if York county from granting aid to the outside j ioor except as herein provided. An act to regulate the admission of foreign security companies so far as the same relates to lerks of hanksand hanking companies. An act to alter and amend the charter of the j Young Men's Saving and Loan Company of Itock Hill, S. ('., and to change the name to the Savings Hank of Hock 11 ill. S. C. An act to amend an act to prescribe the mode j if divesting the dower of insane married women. ; An act to amend the charter of the town of 'hester, approved l>eceniber, iss.1. An act to amend the law in relation to County j Yinimissioners and County School Conimis- ! doners. An act to limit the number of Trial Justices j 11 York county, and to provide for the pay of! Trial .Justices in the city of Spartanburg. An act to amend Section ami |:S4ti of the [ Jeneral Statutes, relating to hawkers and pod- : Hers. An act to lix the pay for dieting prisoners in 'ouiitv jails. An act to renew the charter of the town of j fork ville. An act to establish two new school districts in 'hestcr county, and to authorize the levy and ! ol lection of a local tax therein. An act to authorize and require the County [ Commissioners of York county to submit to the I in. ...ed voters of itroad Hiver township and Hillock's Creek township, in York county, the i |iiestion of transferring tiie subscri]ition hereto- I ore voted to the Georgetown and North Carolila Narrow Gauge Hailroad Company toanv oth- j r railroad company after a limited period, and | ;lso to submit to the qualified voters of S'ork ownship the question of changing the subscripion of said township to the Charleston, Cincin- | uiti and Chicago Hailroad Compady in other larticulars. An act to amend an act "entitled an act to pro- i ide for the settlement of the consolidated debt j ?f the State in accordance with the decision of [ he Supreme Court of South Carolina." An act to amend an act entitled "an act to char- j er the Chester and Camden Hailroad Company," j ipproved February Oth, 1SS2. An act to establish the South Carolina Agrietilwral Farms and Stations. An act to allow persons who shall have resided vithin this State for ten years since the close of he civil war and who have lost their legs or inns or have been permanently disabled in I heir legs or arms during military services fining the years lw?|, |si!g, 1 si;:t, lsiii and IsdA t<> ohain the benefits of an act entitlefl "an act to proride artificial limbs for all soldiers of the State ! vho lost their legs or arms or have been per- i nanently disabled in their legs or arms during nilitary* service in the years Hit. Isiiii. lSti.!, I si; t | md 1 sii.j, and who have hot been supplied under j he provisions of former acts of the (Jeneral Aslembly," approved December 17, lssp and the j icts amendatory thereto. .11 IMiE COTIIRAX'S SUTESSOIL In the joint assembly of the Legislature last i iVednosday, .losepli .t. Norton, of Walhalla, j vas elected the .Imlge of the Eighth Circuit on he fifth ballot by a vote of ! :! to At! for Maj. W. I. Parker,of Abbeville. Maj. It. P. Whit nor, of Vnderson, received An votes on the lirst ballot, I7? on the second, .'$<! on llie third, and .11 on the burth, when lie was withdrawn from the race. : ,'oL Norton lcil the race from the lirst ballot, j Judge Norton is a native of South Carolina, j md was graduated from the I'niwrsity of ieorgia, studied law under the laic lion. Itenj. J \ Perry, and was admitted to the bar in !*"?(?, it the age of twenty-one years, and devoted Ids imo and talents to the practice and study of lis profession until lsiil. Ho entered "the ser-; rice as captain of Company K, orr's Hides, and larticipated in every battle in which that rcgi- : nent was engaged up to the memorable battle if Fredericksburg, where in the midst of the Kittle he received a wound in the right arm. Shifting his sword from his right to his left land, he gallantly led his regiment until he re- j cived a serious wound in his left arm, which esultcd in amputation. Thus disabled foraeive service, having received live wounds, he | returned to his native State with an empty deeve and took charge of the enrolling do- j Kirtnient of Pickens district, he having at- ! ained to the rank of colonel. Since the close of the war he has devoted him- I self exclusively to the practice of law, refusing j ill political otlices. lie will preside at thcSuin- I ner term of York Circuit Court. SOI Til CAROLINA NEWS. ? At a recent election in Trenton, Fdgclield j county, the liquor men were overwhelmingly ( defeated, a dry municipal ticket being elected. | License will be lixed at Sd.bhh. ? The Culnmhia Itcfjislci' gives the following as j the cost of the session of the Legislature just j losed : The Senate and its employee* received $|n,:t7il.ii0, the House &7,-'!ii, the engrossing . department fCI.^TO.su, and -S'lsit is appropriated to incidentals, the total sum for till being ."HI,' <!!'. I". ? (hi the liotli instant tiie Court of Claims at Washington gave judgment for .*>lu, 1 Pi in favor! >f the Fourth brigade of South Carolina State \ Troops in their suit against the I'nihd Stales] tor the use of their building at Charleston by I'niti-d States troops during the war. ? The following gentlemen constitute the present State Hoard of Examiners: K. Means Ilavis. K. W. Hoyd, Henry P. Archer and J. S. Murray, i This Hoard, with the State Superintendent '?! ; Education, who is ojlicio chairman thcreob lias tlie supervision ot tin- educational inieio.of the Stiiti'. ? A special nici'tiii'j of the South Carolina !' ; >' Association was held in Coluiuliia on Wednes- j day eveninir to select a President of the Asso- i ciatiou, to til! the vacancy caused by the death of Col. Ition. \V. II. Parker, of Ahlieville. one of the Vice-Presidents, was designated to act as j President until the next annual mcdioa. to he held in December, l*s7. ? The Hoard of trustees of the I uiversity, as elected hv the < lencral Asseinldy on Tluirsda\, are as follows: .Indue ('. II. Simoiitoii, '( Charleston. < ?en. James 1'. I zlar. of< ?i anuehura. lieu. John Hratlon, <d" l**:iirli?*!?I. Col. A. C. Has^ > Uell, of Columhia. Col. Paul I'. Ilauiuioud, of ^ Aiken, Col. W. C. Coker. of Darl'mutton, 1' Kohert Henry, of William-Jinnr. ? Othimbiii /{(t/isirr: A little dillieulty occurred iit the Cnion passenger station Tuesday. j Sheritf Lertruson beinir ejected therefrom by thebaic keeper. Mr. Kisenmnnn, bccau<?<;of till nttieial's persistent iittempl to enter a,special car after beinir prohihited from doimrso. ijuite u scullle is said to have ensued, .and the ('liarlcston servant of the law was put out hodily. MHKKOIEXTIHN. Col. tieorjie Northrop, of Louisville, Kv.. :t prominent Mason, and one of the best known roilroad men in the South, litis been adjudged :i lunatic by the Circuit Court of 1,011 is\ ilie. An enthusiastic Kentucky Democrat describes exCovernor Leslie, of th:it State, recently appoint- | ed (iovernorof Wvnmintr Territory, as ;i niiinol i "unscrupulous honesty." 1 lerrina from Last port, Me., iro all over the I'nited suites as the uenuine imported s.ardines. J. 15. UlackImrn, a prominent mercliiuit of Albemarle, Va.. i wits shot and instantly killed Thursday nijfht. at his store, near li recti wood, by L. \V. Davis. I'lte dillieulty resulted from playimr 'vrackaloo." The business failures occurrimr throu:rhnit the country for the week endinu la-i Friday, i number for the I'nited States tt.'tl and for ("itiuuki ora total of f as compared with a total ot >s the previous week. Charles Miller, ol I'hieairo, attempted to eat forty partridiios in for:v davs. but on Thursdav was seized \\ i111 a vio lent vomiiimr lit when lie sat down to his i weitly- : itthlh Win I ami I'oreed to abandon the attempt. | lie had heeii <-< n11>l:ii11i11if lor the past live i lays that Ik- eoitld not sleep at nit-li! met 11 nit lie seemed to have a load oi stones in his diest. of the Is.tHin \otes east in the recent ; k-etion in Washington Territory, l*?,inni, were ast I ?y women. t'oil it less adjourned on the j t'Jnd inst. until the 1th<d'next month. North 'arolina has a sensational murder ease, th,*vieiin and perpetrator hoth beimr deaf mutes. W I,. i;ino|iam murdered his allianeed, Miss Turlington. in the woods ahout ei>_rhi miles from Italeitrh. where her hody was found a week afterwards, and made his eseape. eoinir to New Vork y rail. Ileis thought to he insane. An Invoi.vkii <".\si:. -The ease of Syhuniis riioi nhurii iind a eolored man named Sin.tisoii, f 'lastoncomity, N. who were tried in 1'harotteat the last term ofthe federal eourt. waspl'o louneed by .Indite I?i?*l< to lie the most involved ase of ei roti instant ial evidente he had ever had iadore him. ltotli were eouvieted of iSI<-?r:ii 1 v rt'uiovintr and eoneealintr liipior, and Thornhirtr ivas sentem-ed to six months in the Albany p'Hitentiary and a lineol'SHiu, and Simpson to thiw months in the penitentiary and a line of 1'iietrial oeiuipied two days.?Mhrlfm Xrtr /'/" t <'orr''.-|imnlt'iici' of tin* York villi* Kni| n i rci*. LKTTKIt FIMlM KOIET MILL. ! hut Mii.i., IIicr ii7.?Christmas was to have visited us two days ago, I nit it merely made a passing call. 'i'lie eldldren here are not altogether satisfied with the conduct of Santa j Clans. Most grown folks, considering the hard | times, were ashamed to shout "Christinas gift !" wherefore we had rather a dull time. On Saturday, the l*th instant, and during the j next day, colored emigrants for Liberia throng- | ed onr little town. 'I'hev assembled froi: Clies- j tor, York and Lancaster counties, and a worse ! fooled set you have never seen. One Hev. J. C. Davidson, so-called, had imposed on the whole | crowd by selling what purported to he tickets to Liberia at si.no and cheeking different packages of baggage at from ten to thirty-live cents each. The following is a copy of the "ticket "C/o7?/mt, i/o (o i/oitrolil /mini'. Sunm/ Africa.? This may be your las, opportunity. The train will leave Fort Mill, December "n, Insi;, and :?ti hours after will arrive in the city of New York, where the emigrants will take a ship to Africa, which will sail under the I'nited States Hag, protected by the I'nited States government. This fact you need not doubt. Prepare votirwith jilt tin- OKiiicv- vnu can. "Hkv. J. ('. Da'vihson, Manager." This "ticket" is printeil on pink colored paper, about <! by !?inches in size and einbelished with a cut of the United States (lag living to tho breeze. Theonewhiidi I have transcribed above was sold to A lex. Tid well, who left I'rcston Lesslie's place, ."> miles south-east of Itock Hill, on the 1 sih instant, confident that its magic intluenee would transport him across the water to Liberia's hospitable shore. The deception thus practiced upon the ignorant blacks is easily to be perceived. Hut they preferred to trust strangers rather than consult white men of known integrity who live among them. The amount paid for tickets and baggage checks was small, compared to the other sacrifices made. <>ne negro actually ?<>ld ten bushels of corn for one dollar, and other similar sacrifices served to make the crowd very poor. If they had caught Davidson here on Monday last they would have lynched him : because no train came for tliein and they then found out the cheat. Since my last, death has taken Mr. S. Ilotchkiss, ouroldest citizen, and Dr. Mack's infant son, Luther. The health of our community is very good at present. This morning we hud the heaviest frost known to the oldest inhabitant. A fog began to rise early last night, and it collected on weeds and other herbage in the shape of frost. The railroad bridge is about completed, and that wonderful work has reused t<> agitate the rural population. The Fort Mill tohaeeo factory is ready for operation and merchants can he supplied with good smoking tohaeeo at moderate prices. This is the first factory of the kind in the State, and as the pioneer of a new hrauch of industry, it deserves success. The thoughtful people of our community commend Sheriff HIcon's action in removing those four prisoners to a place of safety, though they regret that heever got charge of them at all. Sportsmen are having some fun; hut otherwise three Sundays seem to have come together. A N'nN. rorrespontlrun' of the Yorkvilie Ktiquim'. liKTTKK Fllll.M KIM'K HILL Hock Hit.i,, Decent her 27.?Christinas day was eelehrated in a quiet way hy our citizens. All husiucss was suspended and the town hore the appearance of Sunday. Dut for the small hoy and his tin horn and lire-crackers, one would have imagined it was Sunday. Divine service was held at the F.piscopal church at 11 A. M. At <> I'. M., the Sunday-school of the llaptist church assembled in the church building with a number of our citizens, where they found a Christmas tree laden with presents for the scholars; .and as each name was called and the child raised its hand to receive the present, the countenance of the happy recipient hore inexpressible signs of joy. At 7 o'clock the same scene was witnessed in the Methodist church, where two large trees tilled with presents were distributed among the Sunday-school scholars. The Hock Hill Variety Company gave a most amusing and enjoyable entertainment in Roddev's hall last Thursday night. The music, vocal and instrumental, was line, and the young men who compose the company certainly deserve congratulation. It is the intention of the company to visit Yorkvilio in a short time, and tiiose of your citizens who visit their entertainment will certainly not regret it. At i he last meeting of ltock 11 ill Lodge K nights of Honor, the following nlliccrs were elected to serve the c'nsuing term: D. C. Williams. Dictator; J. \V. Westerliind, V. D.: T. P. Roddev, A. D. ; .1. U. London. Chaplain: I'red. II. London, Reporter; W. S. Creightou, F. H.: W. <;. Heid, Treasurer; Allen Jones, Cuide: A. D. Holler, Huardian; S. Kccsler, Sentinel. S. L. Heid, Dictator, Representative to the Urand Lodge? Fred. II. London ; alternate?S. L. Heid. At the last meeting of the American Legion of Honor, I he officers of last year were re-elected. These two orders, since their organization, have paid Siii.ueo to the widows ami orphans of deceased 111ci11iters in mis piaee auainsi paid out Iiv the 11M-ii?1 icrsliii?. A larjro anuunit ot'cotfoii was hrou^lil to this market last week. I>iirt Kdwards, colored, was seriously out 1 ?y lell'tiill, colored, at a festival ill Holler's hall oil Friday night. 'tills luother Kufiis heeauie rather hoisterous, wlieii l.cc <'aiujihell, the colored policeman, called Kdwards to assist him in taking Kufiis to the guard house. In goingdown the steps, Kdwards was assaulted hv (till. The parties had a Ilea rim: he to re Inteiidant White next morning. 'till was lined spior eleven days : Kufiis S*i or ten days. To-day 'till will have a hearing before Trial.I list ice Fewell on t lie charge of assault and hattery with intent to kill. Mr. 1'. M. I.errv and Miss Nannie Hoke, daughter of .M r. .lolin <'. Hoke, were married at the residence of the bride's father on Wednesday evening last. They hoarded the north-hound train that evening to visit friends in < t reeiiville. <>ne of Hock Mill's young lawyers is soon to enihark on the sea of matrimony. The eongrogntion of the Kpiseopal church at ' this place presented Miss .lanie Keesler, their i organist, with a purse of nioiiev as a Christmas i gift. 'litis liciti*; my last letter lor the year, I trust that the readers of the F.noii ni;u have had a merry Christmas, and that the coining year may i he a happy and prosperous one to all. H.\ I.. 1 lowni' \i.i. oi" a Conoi:i:ssm \\.? .lames W. j Ueid. of Mocki11h:i it county. N. ('., who represents the ' Jrecnshoro district, his term expiring, however, with ilie jireseiit session, lie having failed of re-election last November, has fallen from grace. Ii is charged openly and everywhere that he has gotten money under false pretences: j that he has given niorigagcs aggregating over ! sjn.uiiu some say s:;u,uuu, mi property not worth over ss.tNHi; that he has hypothecated his salary due ti? March -It11, at two or more places in Wash- i iiiglon and thai he is indebted in various smaller I , amounts to a great many people, lie has not been ill Washington during the present session, and it is proposed to elect a successor to serve out his unexpired term. ni;w ai?\t;ktisi;>iknts. ] Williams ,V Moore I toods at Cost, at MeConnellsville. It. II. ' leiin. Chairman Democratic Fx. Coin-' mittce Candidates for .Indue of Probate. S. A. MeKlwce? Kstray Cow. 11 outer A tales X mas. Kennedy Pros. A* M.irron -Sportsmen. Attention. ' Withers Adi.-kes ? Another Nunc. Has Conic and < tone, Ac Middle A Peirraiu lsv>i. Frew Mrot hers?Med Mils! Proof?tats for Seed. I .owry A Starr ? I trim Fmporiiiiu. II. F. Adickes (.'rand Central Fancy and Pry <toods Fstablisliinent, Ac. 1 Jos. F. Wallace, c. c. p|s., and ex oilicjo J udge of Prob.tie?' 'itat ion .lanie M. Williams, Applicant J. Meatty Williams, deceased. jtlarkct Airports. \ ( 11, K \ I I. I, F, I lecelll ber Col toll, S |u sy. NFW V'tMK, IteceiiiImt -7.--Cotton linn: uplands, t 7-1 "?. Fillures closed <piicl. with sales of:;-,:a;o bales as follows: I leceinber. *. ..">?> to !i.:5s; January, to t'.lu; February. to ;t..VJ; | March, tUP. to U.lil; April. U.71 i??*!?.7.A : May.'.t.-I to 11.s.'i; June. !?.*.?I Io !t.'.c.; July, hue' lo Iii.ii:: ; A ugust Iii.i *.i to In. In. CI I A MI.KSTllN, I lecelll be|- 'J7. Cotton i|lljet : ' middling I- Id. i Comparative Cotton Statement. NI',W V(i|;K, I I. Tin* iViMitu in*r is tin* i uiii|..ir.iiivi* en!ion sin!cnii'iil fur tin* week cmliim I i'itiiiImti! 1. |sxi; ; ivsii. |ss",, It?-i*?*i|?t:it .ill [ini'tsfurtlii'Wi'ck.iNl,-*-! I 'l'u!;il n'i*i*i|its in t his ilate 11.<>H Kxpurts fur lln* ui-uk ?tl,iil*J ll'.i,s:;t Tula 1 ?*\ (lurts lu date *J. IH'.i.'.isii ! .'.rjn.T 11 Sm* k at all I nili*ii Siaii*s |mi Is. I|.'t 1 1 ; Siui'k in interim* luwns Jl'i.s'.in v!?i'17 Stuck at l.i\rr|iuul. ."iM.oimi .Ml,not) , Sturk alluat fur < in* it I'.riiain... l>"i,i'"" -H'J.hhh Special Roiires. i IVI! Votir !Yeiu!?l?or 1 Mow 111ii kI,\* yinir culil was lirokt-u ii|> ami ' voiir I'liiisili ri'licvi'il by ('ani|ilicll's ('uiijili Cure, SnM I'.v Kitykcinlal, York villi*, ami .1. It. .Inlui-j son. Kurk Hill. Special blotters. A <'ar?l Irani AV. J. Cherry. Whereascircumstances havearisen whieh prevent me from <-ontinuiiilc in the rare for the <>ffieeof 1 To halo .bulge, I take this public manner of announcing; the fact: and i heir hereby to tender to my friends my sincereand heartfelt thanks for their promised support. I shall never forgot the hospitable ami generous treatment received by myself in my short canvass of the county: and I shall, as the best compensation that I can offer, endeavor to repay the obligations under which I am placed, with gratitude. 1 shall always prefer, and hope to merit, the good opinions of my fellow-citizens. Respectfully, W. Ciikhky. licligious ,\olico. There w ill be preaching at Reorsheha Church on Sunday next, January -, lssT. I?. IIaukison. * Notice Jo School Teachers. II is possible that at tlio next examination of applicants for positions as teachers in the public schools, something like the following i proltleins in Mathematics will be submitted by the new Snpcriutedeut of Education. In order to economi/.e the valuable lime of the applicants we give the correct answers to each problem. PKoHLKM 1ST. If I <?iil. of Longman A* Martinez Paint at ?l.7."> per Hal. will rerpiire 1 <!al. of linseed oil at title per Hal. to thin it to the proper consistency for application, thereby making 2 Hals of Paint, what is the cost of ihe 2 Hals. of Paint by the Halloa ? .1 iiMirrr?SI. 17 A. PP.OIILKM 2Mb If 1 Hal. of other brands of .so-ralh'd ;/notl mixed Paint costs s|.7"> per Hal., but will not bear any addition of oil or turpentine, what is the dill'erenee per Hal. in cost, in favor of the Longman A' Martinez Paint? ?l )i.s">7J jn'y 'iaUuii. PKOltLK.M :tllP. What would be the ditl'erenee in cost in favor of the Longman ?Vr Martinez Paint, in the painting of a house that would require 20 Hals, of other brands of so-called f/ootl mixed Paint at the prices mentioned ? A n.sircr??>1Lot). UK VIEW. What does the foregoing teach in regard to the L. A M. Paint? A nswer?'That it is the cheapest. What is the testimony of painters and property owners with regard to it? .-Insircr?That it is tlie best. An ilsermiiiir Case < M" l 'roup can tic relieved by a dose or two of Campbell's Cough Cure. 1. T11 AT 11ACKI N( ('<?I"<! II can boso i|iiieklv 1'iired bv Sliilob's Cure. Wo guarantee it. , Sold by Mav A* May. ' Z. WILL Yof'St'FFKR with dyspepsia and Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to euro you. Sold by .May A: May. :t. KLF.F.PLF.SS X |( JI ITS, made miserable by tliat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy " for you. Sold by May A M ay. I. CATARRH (TRFH. health and sweet : breath seen red, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price ."o cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold bv May A May. .*>. Cor lame back, sideor chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price :Pi cents. Sold bv May A: Ma y. ii. SI 11 L< >1 l'S C< >l'(i II and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by May A May. 7. S1IJ Loll'S V1TALI/.KR is what for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Ih/./.iness, and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price in and To cents per bottle. Sold by May A" May. s. CRnl'p, W1 lool'I Nt J Cot'1111 and Rron- i chilis immediatelv relieved bv Shiloh's Cure, j Sold by May A Man. September !!! "!' ly I Don't he Defrauded. Westmoreland's t 'alisaya Tonic is being imitateil. See that you get Westmoreland's Calisava Tonic, uianufaeiured by Westmoreland Pros., 11 recti ville, S. <'. Kvery bottle should have a l ed metal cap over the cork, with the following iin- i print: "Westmoreland's falisav Tonic. West- t moreland Pros., Sole Proprietors, < ireenville, S. I I'." Kvery bottle of Wcstmoreliiod's ('alisaya Totiicshotild have the following: T UK AS f R V I) I'. PA 1 IT.M K X T. Ol I'li'k of Intkunai, Ukymnck, Washington, January li">th, 1 ss:j. Messrs. Wesl moreland Pros., ( recti ville, S. C. < cntlemeii: Your formula for making your I "Calisaya Tonic," certified to under oath on the i -Jml instant has been examined. My decision is that, for purposes of taxation under the Internal Revenue Laws this Tonic, so made, may he classed as a proprietary medicinal tonic, subject to stamp tax,and that sales thereof will l>esubject to the provisions of Section liifb! C. S. Revised Statutes. Respectfully, ORKF.X P. RAl'.M, Commissioner. Sold by I truggists every whereat si.nita bottle. Lawte- A Stauu, Wholesale Agents, Yorkvilie, S. '. October li Hi lint Active, finishing and Reliable. Lowttv A Si aui: can always be relied upon to | carry in stock the purest and best goods, and sits- . tl.,? ciaitoti.iM Imimr iidivn 1111 v: 11 h I < * l ml reliable, hy Iiu.ir articles with well established merit and surli us are popular. Having the agency fur the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, colds and coughs, will sell on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every all'eetion of throat, lungs, or chest, and in order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and net a Trial Dottle Free. Wonderful Cures. \V. D. Iloyt A' Co., Wholesalcand Retail Druggistsof Rome, Ca.. say: We have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Fleet rie Dittersand I'.ucklcii's Arnica Salve, for two years. Have y never handled remedies that sell as well, and v irive such universal satisfaction. There have been some wutulerftli cures* effected by these medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured bv the Use of a few bottles of Dr. Kind's New Discovery, taken in connection with Kleelric Hitters. Wcguarantee llieiii a!ways. Sold by Downy A Staku. leiCs Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Hruises, Sores, I'lcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kruptimis, and positively cures Piles, or no pay reipiired. It is guaranteed to give perleet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price ti">cents per box. For sale by l.owuv A' Stauu. j .1 nly 11 Iv j v 11 vmex M v iti:11-:I> hi the 1 Itli of December, Issii, bv Rev. M. R. Kirk pat ri.-k, Mr. H. R. .McMACK IN and MissS. lloW'KI.h. All of York county. At Itcthcl, S. C., December-2nd. lss?!. bv Rev. R. A.Webb. Mr. R< flSFRT 11 FN D KRSt >N. ot Huston county, N. C., and Miss (>.\ I F ST< ?WK. At the home of the bride's parents, in York I'ounlv, on the "JJnd of December, !*?>, |,v Rev. iJ. A. ltlackburn. Mr. WILLIAM FFKH I'St ?N and Miss M At hi IF. HAFFN I'.R. < hi Thursday. December'A'trd, lssu, at the resi- 1 Iciice of Perrv Ferguson, Fs"|.,thc bride's lath- 1 it, 1 iv !{ov. itoirer .Martin. Sir. AXIMtKW II. n IACKSoX and Miss .IKSSIK A. I'KlJtJ I'St >X. / All of York county. v At 1110 parsonage of I.tillock's t'rcck t'luircli, ui the afternoon of the Jlst instant, hy Itcv. .1. U. .McAlpine. Mr. A. I*. 11A FI-'X Kit anil Miss MA It Y K. MifAUIJlY. All of York county. CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. T. liKt'KHAM, T. \V. fl.AWSdX. \Y. K. KltWIX. Itnp.KUT NY. IIAM I I.ToX. JAM US 15. K KXXKHY. \Y. J. X KKI.Y. \VM. II. SM I I II. I a. spKixus withr;iis. n ripil ! : aliovc candidates lor .11'IHJ K <>! ' I*II??B IA I K ha vc coin plicil with i lie reipii rein cuts u hicli entitle them to he votcil lor in the priiuarv election to he liehl in York coiintv. on riin:si?AY. i?i:ci:mi:i:i; ::iitii, iss;'. xo it her names can lie voted for .Judiic of I'rohate, ind none others will he rccoirnized inthecleclioit returns. It. II. til.KXX, Chairman Hcnioeratic I".\. Coiumittce. John a. Latta, Secretary. I iccein her It icKTiisr.ur.vr or ? oi \tv itovns. Ctil'X'IY i'< >.M M ISS|< ?x Kit's ol'I'ICI-;. I Yokkvii.i.k.S. C., Iicccinhcr l'?. Issii. { - - -' - i i-.. o I !pi 111,I' IKIll'T IS 111' I l' i ?> UI\eo lll.ll nil" I >1 HI l l of County Commissioners lor York county, will receive jiro|ios:ils until lit o'clock, M., on \V KI>N i:sn.\ Y. iIm-.MIi day of.) A M A It Y, Ins;, lor ill'* purchase :il tin' lowest |>ri?-a> nl which I hoy in i.v I tiered. I >i > N I >S it I-' Y< >K K Cnr\. I'Y. si in I the coupons llm-rcon. issue I in aid of the I'hosier iiinl l.onoir Narrow Cauifc ltailroad l 'oinpany. Tiio auioiiut to lie purchased will lie if llii1 valiio of live thousand dollars, and the said honds may lieoll'ered in lots or otherwise, is holders.niav desire. Itv order of the Hoard. JOSKI'II N. STKKI.K. Chairman, i .1. I!. Ai.l.ison, Clerk of Hoard. Iieeemher l "> ."in It ' II. F. APVICKFS. GRAM) CENTRAL RANDY AM) DRY ROODS ESTABLISHMENT, AND HEADQUARTERS Fnl: BOOTS AND SHOES. Itcloi'c Closing (lie Old Year. 4 UJV. desire to extend llie compliments of the season to all our friends and customers, uid wish them a happy and prosperous NEW YEAT?. We promise to do all in our power to help you u the coming year, by selling our friends honest :;oods at their lowest market prices. It shall be our aim to extend our business by air dealing, and we will give all those who pitr hase from us GOOD VALUE FOR THEIR MONEV. Our stock shall be kept well up to its usually ligli standard of excellence, and we will protect til who buy from us, in prices. THANKING ALL UUK LHItNUS [ 'or past patronage, we hope they will he pleased o continue our customers, and that we may add uany more names to our already larire list. To Those Who Are In Debt To I s A'e heti to say they must settle, and hope they vill call early for that purpose. We have a full stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS Vud a larjrc lot of heavy Hot I'l'S AND Sllol'.S. Men's, Ladies' anil Children's Kuhhcrs, all of rliieli we are selling low for cash. Our Stock of School Hooks. tildes, Miscellaneous Hooks, Writing Papers, hivelopes ami Hlank Hooks <s very full ami uore complete in detail than it lias over lieon. ill parties neediny Hlauk Hooks for the new ear would do well to look at our stock. OUR MILLINERY STORE s stocked with choice Seasonable hoods, and lie younii ladies in this department say ? A JIKItltY ( IBIUSTMAM AND A H9ti|>|?ay X?'w Year To All. i II. l\ A DICK KS. I ! TIIK STATi: OF SOI TH < AItOMVl.il York County. nfllKKKAS .lANI!'] 15. WILLIAMS has ap- , piio?! tn mi1 for I.rllcrs of Administration ! on all and singular tlm iroodsand idiattids, rights i and credits of J. 15 MATTY WILLIAMS, latent' ' llic county aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ! land singular the kindred and creditors of the | said deceased, to he and appear before me, at onr next Probate Court for the said county, to lie, holden at York Court House, on KIM DAY, the ; MTU DAY <>M .1A N I'A It Y, A. H? Is*7, at 11 j o'clock, A. M., to shew cans.1, if any, why the ! f said Administration should not be irranted. j (iiven tinder my hand and seal, thisUHth day of December, iti the year of onr Lord one thint- < sand oijrht hit ml red and eighty-six, and in the tilth vearof American Independence. e JOS. F. WA LLACE, C. C. Pis., and ex ollicio Probate J udgc. December -!l ">- -I j GOODS Arr COST, AT M< <OXXKLIiSVI LL1:. \\r I'- would again respectfully minimi the pub- i i Tf 1 i?* that wo arc soiling our stock of ( ()< >DS AT COST Koi{ CASH. Owing to the reduction 1; in our prices, we are now soiling for cash only. Our stock includes a general assortment of desi- c rahlcand seasonable Hoods, and we can safely guarantee satisfaction to our customers. | i LAST XOTICK. Those indebted to us will take notice that settlement must be made by the 1ST To THE l.vril OK J .Nt'AKV, iss7. Accounts and claims due to us, if not paid by the last-named i date, will be placed in the hands of our lawyer for collection. Debtors should remember that | they can make settlement more easily with us than with some one else. Owing to our misfor- 1 tune in the early part of this month, our needs | are pressing and this notice applies to all who J owe us. WILLIAMS A MooRK. | December'Jl i ">2 -'It KSTIMV COW. STRAYED from my pasture in Vorkville, on last Friday night, thetMth instant,a 11LACK j AND WHITE CO W,."> years old. She is in good ; order. She is thought to be in the neighborhood ! of the widow Leech's plantation, on ( lark's | Fork. I will pay any one who will deliver the Cow to mo, or notifv me of her whereabouts. S. A. McALWEE. J C. & L. NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. } s 'Ir" ou 55^ SCirEDELE of Mail and Passenger Trains from Newton, N. C., to Chester, S. taking -j ! client at 12 o'clock, Noon, Sunday, December ! 1'itli, lssi;: ' s not no south. 'j Leave Newton 7.*?n A. M. | \ ... i ; i....... o n-> \ \t i ; Arrive at Dallas lo.oii A. M. .1 Arrive at Hastonia, lo.:VI A. M. < Leave < last on ia 10.11 A. M. < Arrive at Clover, 11.4- A. M. Arrive at Vorkville, 12..">u 1'. M. Leaye Vorkville, 12.4<) 1'. M. ( Arrive at < lutliriesville, l.io 1*. M. | Arrive at Lowrvsville, 1.45 1'. M. 1 Arrive at Chester 2.20 1*. M. < OOINO NORTH. !l Leave Chester 4.25 P. M. Arrive at Lowrvsville, 4.5s P. M. Arrive at < lutliriesville, 5,:'.5 P. M. 1 Arrive at Vorkville, 0(M? 1*. M. Leave Vorkville 0.10 1'. M. Arrive at Clover 0.40 P. M. , Arriveat (lastonia, 7.42 P. M. . Leave (lastonia, 7.5s p. M. Arriveat Dallas N21 p, M. Arriveat Lineolnton, 0.25 P. M. , Arrive at Newton, 10.40 P. M. . (L R. TALCOTT, Superintendent. Deecinher20 52 tf RIDDLE & PEGRAM. j 1 880. A S this most eventful year is drawing to a ] J\_ close, we desire to return our heartfelt | thanks to our friends and customers, through I this medium, for their libera! patronage during ! the same, and especially to thank those who ' have paid us in full of their accounts and also to > remind those who still owe us THAT L1TTLK HA LANCK to come forward and pay us, as we : need our money and must have it in order to i enable us to give our customers a helping hand I next vear. I : NEW GOODS. i 4 : t We have just received? > ONK CAR LOAD op CORN. ( (INK CAR LOAD of FLOl'R, of all grades and will receive One Car of New Orleans Molasses this week, all of which wilj be rj sold at bottom prices, and we respectfully ask our friends for their support during another year, as wo are determined by continued etfort to give ' our customers satisfaction. I f Now Friends, Wishing you all "A Merry X mas and a happy ' ami prosperous New Vear" we are respect full v. RI DDLK A- PK<!RA M.* ! I 1 Deecinhurii!" .VJ It 'I I I FREW BROTHERS. ROCK HILL, S. < . r ! I 11 i> | I RUST PROOF OATS, \ r Need. |o | I AT S i I' . KIIKW I'.KnTIIKKS, i I Ku' k Mill, S. (, I leeeinher 'JI. Ism;. i I I LOWRY& STARR. x. I.. LOW It Y. .1. M. maim:. DRUG EMPORIUM. Till I K "Drum I'liitpoi iiitii" wislu'siill its friends, 1 enstoiuers and foes a merry Xinas, ami a I happy ami prosperous New Year. We thank those who kindly favored us with I )>>>! I ivnln I'm- I III, ii'Kt tu'n VICIK . mil tliit 1 tin y continue to hestow upon us ;i sharoof their j patronage, ami to the few who havens yet not ; learned wliere to luiy their l>rm;s ami Medicines to the host advantage, we ask to ?rive ns a trial, and they will he convinced that the times are j 1 I not so hard as one would imagine. + OUR TRADE I las gradually inereased since our coninionrinir husiness and we are deterniined, hv studying the interest of our eiistoiuers, selling pure and :l' I relialde goods at reasonahle prices, and strict at- j I tention to husiness generally. to make it to every I man, woman and child's interest to call on the . cl KM IN) HI 1*31 FOR THKIR MKDII'IN'KS. ! We will continue to let you hear from us through j i the columns of the Vokk vi i.i.i-: I iN-p 11:1:1:. Verv llespectfullv. l.oWKY A ST A lilt. " b>. s:.' fs\iTb':v. ' w ATTORNEY WT IjAW , Vorkvi 1 1??. !-?. < \\J I Id, praet ice in till the < 'ourls of the State. I f| /':?.'? Collections a specialty. < tctoher K? 11 cm ' er HUNTER & HATES. \3IAS. r JL our friends and customers we extend the 'oinplimcnts ot' the season with our best wish's of a joyous holiday and many returns. Also, in III is the last issue of the KnqIIKKK orlssi; we thank them heartily for their liberal m t n n mini* ivliSi*li i*< >n 11 >i mul \uifli lu?r nu'ii tierits, the Mammoth is growing daily in popuaritv, and it gives us great pleasure at the close if the year to note this progress and to look hack i pon the year's business as satisfactory to them. We will not ask yon to read more than this ardof thanks, hut will let you hear from us on uisiness matters in iss7. IH'NTKR ?V OATHS. WITHERS ADICKES. Another Xmas has come and gone, And 1887 is about to dawn. NOTWITHSTANDING the reverses of 1SS0, we are thankful that we might have fared nuch worse than we have. He fore the New fear conies fairly in, wo want to have the money or the goods on hand at Mr. Kennedy's Corner Store, which we will now close out. You can ret actual bargains there in Groceries, Hardvarc,Crockery, Glass, Wood, Tinware, Ac., until Saturday, when WE WILL HAVE AX AUCTION SALE I'o lie continued possibly, Monday. Tobaccos! Tobaccos!! Cigars! Cigars!! and uch tilings at great bargains. If you will use fobaccos. etc., now is your chance to lay in asupdy. Come and see them. They must be sold low. Snutl's of all sorts. Molasses at 30, 40, ;V) ind Oil, worth 2f> per cent more. Rice and Grits heap. Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, etc.. Oil, Canlies, Lamps, etc. Ciitidies and Crackers >1* all sorts at about half price. Soaps, Starch, llueiug. Lye, Are., Matches, Dried Fruit, Spices, taking Powders, Maecaroni, Raisins at 121 cents, 'urrantsat cents, fresh and in general a fair issortment of Groceries at about cost. Crockery it much less than fair prices. BU RETS FROM 15 CENTS IP. {rooms and Buckets. Tinware at about half the lsual price, as wo can't keep THIS LOT for want )f store-room. Tin Chamber Sets?Sets at Sl.~>*l vorth ?2.">0. Two Crockery Toilet Chamber Sets it ?1.00 and ?">.00 worth ?>.<io and ??00. A Small Lot of Hardware. docket knivesand Razors, I lames. Traces, Backniuds, Nails, Horse Shoes, etc. Sole Leather at cents worth 2S. Small lot of Flour cheap, Buckwheat, etc. \xes at 0."> cents?best?Boys'Handled Axes at >."> cents worths") cents. Store Fixtures cheap, show cases, Scales, oil Tank. Stove, Measures, ?tc. Come and buy what you want at a bargain. Fancy Holiday goods at less than cost, y- Remember these prices apply to this week >nlv. Yours Trulv, WITHERS ADICKES. ? i? him i i . ii iifiLi wmmtmnmmmm Tnn KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. SPORTSMEN. ATTENTION! UTK havca full supply of Sliot Hun Cartridges, loaded by the Chamberlain Patent Auomatic Shot Hun Cartridge Machine, which gives iniform charges and uniform pressure upon hem. The Cartridges are loaded so as to obtain he highest explosive force. The Shells are the same in length, which is evidence that the loads ire the same, and that the Wads are the same hicknessand evenly rammed. The etlect of the shot must be better than that of Cartridges Driven Iv loaded by hand. PRY OUR CHAMBERLAIN CARTRIDGES Vn<l convince yourself by your game bjig being idler after a day's hunt than ever before. AS 18X1! IS A lid IT CLOSING. 'o our friends and customers we extend many hanks for your patronage. We hope you have lad a Merry Christmas, and we wish you a hap>v and prosperous New Year. KENNEDY BROS. ,V BARRON. '"I"' I Ml ! ? ! W. G . REID & CO., KOCK HILL, S. C., Manufacturers of and Dealers in Vacuus. Busies, Carriages. Lumber. &< . 1^1 IF only dealers in the State, outside of the city of Charleston, who buy the above poods v the car-load, and are, therefore, prepared to il'er barpains nowhere else to be obtained. DEALERS IN WBM loves, Sewinp Machines. Furniture and House 'tirnislbnp Ooods of all kinds. Pianos and Organs. 1 'Jive us a call, or write for prices before bnvlpanv of the above-named poods. ALL ROODS WARRANTED ud satisfaction guaranteed. \V. <;. 11 FID A c<). October l!U lit Uin J. ED. JEFFERYS. XKW i rUMTI lli: ktoki:. COFFINS. V IT LI, supply nn hands eonsistitur of the fullovvinir kinds: Ml! TALK' lil'KIAL CASKS?adult sizes. Won 11 111 III A I- CASK KTS AXI? CASKS? I sizos. I; LOSS Will r I: CASK KTS AND CASKS for lildrcn. PLAIN CnFI'INS?all sizes. FURNITURE. Walnut, Maple ami Common Itedstoads. Washstands, TaMos, and a general supply alays in Store. Special orders filled at short notice. REPAIRING. All kinds of Furniture repaired. Terms lil>al. ?. KD. JKFFKHYS. j