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PHOENIX ? ''Let our just Censures BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1872 Attend the Truo Event." VOL. \III-NO. 135. Editor of the Phoenix-DEAB SIR: The following jaommuuioutions were refused a placo io the -Union, after that paper had given place to the lying communica? tion of its correspondent from Lexing? ton. I trust that you will'not ref lise mo a plaoe in tho PHOENIX, although mnuy o' those who have seen the oue side will never see the other. Yours, Seo., SIMEON CORLEY. COLOMBIA. S. C., Aug. 20, 1872. Editor of thc Daily Union-SIB: I am surprised at the miB-statementaontained in the letter of your correspondent from Lexington, in reference to the barbaouo, piu-nio, spoeohes and Convention there on the 17.th instant. He who could not find over fifty individuals at the pio-nic must have been considerably mixed, to Bay tho least. There, were from 200 to ?00 present, as oau be attested by any desired number of witnesses. I have no time now to correct tho many seemingly intentional bluudors it contains, but will add a matter of im? portance, which your correspondent en? tirely omitted, viz: The meeting of an? other County Oouvention, and tho elec? tion of Messrs. S. Corley and Simeon L?rick ns dologatos to tho State Conven? tion, and Messrs. F. Ludaway and Jor? dan Foster to the Congressional Conven? tion. Four out of the eight or nine delegations withdrew from the Hayes conoern, and united with the four or live which had beeb refused Beats, and met in the Court .House at 5 o'clock P. M., where the above result was accomplished. We expect to demonstrate that the regu? lar County Convention was regularly packed, as usual, and shall, therefore, claim oar seats as the representatives of the people. Very respectfully, SIMEON CORLEY. COLUMBIA, S. C.. August 21, 1872. Editor of the Daily Union. SIR: Lost night, I wrote a short reply to strictures contained in the communi? cation o? "Rep," from Lexington, pub? lished in your issue of Monday. I now wish to offer a few remarks in reference to that portion which relates to myself and Mr. S. E. Canghman. I was not invited to the barbecue, and vieited the ground only as a delegate to the Conven? tion, (in which a seat was denied me,) the Convention having been called in that out-of-the-way place for the express purpose of compelling myself and friends to listen to the packed speeches againt me; which must be apparent to all, when they learn that Mr. R. J. Hayes could not be induced to extend a more definite notioe for the meeting of the County Convention, than from the hours of 10 o'olook A. M. to 3 P. M. Thus it was intended to compel us to come into everything, except the Convention! Now, must it be stated what is well known to be a fact in Lexington, that Mr. S. E. Caughman is, or has been, a prominent Democrat of the Stokes order, and, therefore, the strongest reason for his presence there, aside, perhaps, from the promises of Dr. Hayes, must have been to traduce me. He had before tried the same game at Leesville, where I de? manded a reply, and he denied that he had alluded to me in any way whatever; when I dropped tho matter, only to hear of it again from his and Hayes* friends, in another form-"Didn't ho give Sim. Corley hell?" Caughman's sons were on the platform with him; and when I al? luded to the war of the rebellion, in whioh I had been compelled to fight against my wishes, while he had clamored loudly for it, and yet had cowardly shrunk from the fight, I was furiously assailed by them, one pushing at my back, with the intention of foroing me from the platform. He pro? nounced me a liar, whioh I throw back in his teeth, and now hurl it back again and again, and point to his pitiful record as proof positive of my assertion. If this charge against him, upon such grounds, is not such as becomes n "good Republican," then I admit that I do not exactly understand the true relation be? tween self-respeot and "good" Republi? canism, and leave the "good" fellows to class me as they like, while I assure them that they cannot think less of my Re? publicanism than I do of theirs. Here, then, was a so-called Republican meet? ing, with the most nltra Democrats brought forward to assail me; and I must meekly pocket their insults, and say, "Thank you, gentlemen," iu tho name of "good Republicanism 1" The evening before, one of t lioso same Democrats attended the precinct meet? ing in the Court House, and would have been made chairman of tho meeting, if I had not objected. He afterwards as? serted that he wau a Democrat, and bad come to the meeting to defeat me. Se? veral of those Democrats voted with tho Hayes faction, which, with other irregu? larities and packings, caused myself and friends to withdraw. Now, Mr. Editor, I wish it distinctly understood that I can never again agreo to plaoe an opponent in office who re? sorts to such expedients to seouro place and power. If Dr. Hayes will withdraw from the contest, I will, and we will put up a third man, and unite (if he will) npon a platform against tue oorrupt State ring for our County offices and members of the Legislature. This is my only offer, and I will stand by it, though his refusal may rend the party in our County to atoms. I stand here, because Hayes has betrayed the Repub? licans of the County, by their removal from offioe and plaoing Democrats over them; and also for bis bad official record .in the Senate. .Very respectfully, SIMEON CORLEY. A young lady lately wrote to H. G., aekiug him the best remedy for dandruff. The great farmer replied: "Use a rotat? ing harrow, if the surface is rolling, until the soil is well loosened; then seed down with Ganada thistles. If this fails, go farther West, where Indians oro plenty and frisky. They remove dandruff by a simple remedy, and warrant it never to return." ? M OK STEH SNAKE.-?s Mr. George Knadle was crossing the mou itain from Slocum, about one and-a-bnlf mile from tba Tbreo-Coruered Pond, aud a little to the left of the road, be discovered a large suake coiled around n young hickory tree, tail np. Ho gradually approached his snakeship, and discovered that ti cow was lying ut the foot of tbo tree. To his surprise, he was merely milking the cow as a babe would suckle tho breast of its mother. Mr. Kundle, after satisfying himself that it wus a mutual understand? ing between tho cow and the snake, pro? cured a largo club and destroyed ?ho snake. Tho cow hollowed ns though hhe had lost a calf. It wus a monster bbick snake, of the blue-racer species, measur? ing seventeen feat four iucbes in length and twenty-three aud one-quarter inches in circumference. [ Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Daily. It must bo quite a trial to any South? ern gentleman entering the field to aup i port Grant when he remembers the man? ner in which HO many of his fellow-citi? zens have been tried and convicted and now languish in the Northern prisons. This has been dono through Grant; and even now many of his supporters at the North aro horrified at the wrongs Buf? fered by these poor prisoners, and are appealing to Grant to undo his work RB far as he can by sotting them at liberty. It would seem to be hard for a Southern man to endorso and approve these cruel? ties, these outrages upon liberty and the Constitution. His sensibilities must be carious indeed if he can regard them with indifference,-Richmond Dispatch. # ? ? Tho Bowling Green (Ky.) Democrat says: "Wennderstand tuat Mr. Gulvin Liles, who resides in the Throe Forks neighborhood, in this County, has a very peculiar spring of water on his farm. Ia the spring of tho year, the water that rnns from the spriDg looks like blood. The bloody-looking water rana from it twioe a week, bnt for only a few mo? ments at a time. Daring the fall the bloody water runs bnt once a week; and after the disappearance of the bloody hoe, the water assnmes a purplish hne, which soon passes tiff. The water is said to be very delightful to the taste." Spotted Tail made a speech the other day, at St. Louis, in whioh he expressed tho fear that when ho dies and goes to the happy hunting grounds of the here? after, his white father, (President Grant,) and his people will try to take his re? servation from him. Spotted Tail may rest his sonl in peace. If he is so for? tunate as to locate a claim in the hunt? ing grounds to which he referred, ttiere will be no member of the Grant party there to enter an action of ejectment against him. Mr. Greeley's trave? in New Hamp? shire this week, have disclosed the fact that he bas a frightful number of coasias. [Cincinnati Commercial. Y2S, and more than half the Union call him ''Uncle Horace."-Boston Post. A. T. Stewart is enjoying himself, as far as his limited means will permit, at Saratoga. A Missouri agriculturalist tells a story of his having corn thirty-three feet high, and expects the public to give ear to it. For Rent. tTHAT large and commodious STORE now occupied by Messrs. Porter Sc Steele. Possession given the 1st of October. For terms, inquire of G. DIERCKS. Aug 21_ For Sale. A TROTTING "HORSE, with a light New York ROAD WAGON, (built by Corbett A Co.) Can bo eoen at Daly'? Stables. Ang 23 3 Universal Life Insurance Company. NOTICE is hereby givon that Col. JOHN T. SLOAN, Hu., lina boen appointed Agent for tho "Universal Lifo Insurance Company," at. the city of Columbia, and will attend to all bueinoss connected with eaid Agency. J. W. BHACKLEFORD, Aug 24 3 _Southorn Manager. Coal! Coal! ! QC\C\ T0NS of COAL jost received, and OvJv" will be Bold cheaper than any other in this market. I have shipped this coal di? rect, and there ia no second profit on it. Those who want cheap Coal can apply to Aug 2') fi_ J_T^LJIARPFR. Red Oats. ~ " . PT r\f\ BUSHELS Rust Proof RED OATS, .J\J\J lot ealo at $1 50 per bushel. Backed and delivered at Ninety-six Depot. Green ville and Columbia Railroad. Apply to JAMES H. RICE, Ninety-six, S. C. REFERENCES.-Dr. W. L. Anderson. Maj. R. A. Primo._ Ang 7 lniof^_ Wood! Wood! Wood! ACnOIOE lot of OAK and HICKORY WOOD, of all Bizea, for ealo cheap by the cord, and delivered in any part of thc city. I will furuiah WOOD by contract at special rates for winter purposes. Orders loft, at the PHONJX office, or at Mr. D. EPBTIN'S Dry Goode Store, on Assembly street, will bc promptly attended to. Tho abovo Wood in in my yard, and can he Been for delivery at any time, P. EPSTIN. North aldo of Gervais street, between Aaacm bly and QateB street._June 8 8mf Sellinc Ont at and Below Cost MY entire stock, consisting of DIAMONDS, WATCHER, Cbaina, Jewelry, Silvoi Ware, Platod Ware, Clocks. Aug 10_ISAAC S?LZBAOHEB. Notice. PERSONS who lert WATCHER in my cart years ago to be repaired, will please cal for the same, give description, statu time when left, pay charges and tako them away, If not oalled for within ninety days from thu date, J will sell thom to pay coate. June 23m'.h 0. DIERCKS. Special Notices. Ot? Marriage.-Happy relief for Young olen from tho euee te of Errors and Abuses in early lite. Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. Hew method of treat-1 tuent. Now and remarkable remedio*. Dooks I and circulars cent True, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug ll ?2!2 Kor Dyspepsia*., indigestion, depression of upirite anti general debility in their various form?; also, as ?i preventivo against Fever and Ague, and ether intermittent lovers, tho Fciro-Phosphoraietl Elixir of Calisaya, made by Caswell, Hazard J? Co., New York, and sold by all druggist*, ia tho bert tunic, and asa tunic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal. Thumluu'it Ivory Pearl 'l ootlt Powder. -Tho best article known for demising and preserving the toot li and gums. Sold by all Druggists. Price 2.3 aud BO couts per bottle P. C. Wells.t Co.. New York. t in lat udiM <>'* Hair Dye nt andu unrivaled in the world.* No lady or gentleman of dis? crimination uses any other. It is tho most perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in the world. Manufactory, GS Maiden Laue, New York. -Carbolic Suive, recommended by Physi? cians as tho great Healing Compound. Price 25 cents per box. John F. Henry, sole Pro? prietor, 8 College Placo, New York. KI ?!< y'a lim im io a reliable Diuretic and Tonic for all derangements oT tho urinary and genital organs. Tho genuino, aa former? ly sold by Huviland, Harral ?- Rislov and their branches, ia now prepared by H. W. Risley, tho originator and Proprietor; and j the irade supplied by his successors, Morgan &. Risley, New York. Asthma -JONAS WHITCOMH'S REJIEOV. Pre? pared from a German recipe obtained hy tho late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europo. lt allevi? ated this disorder in his case when all other appliances of niedicul skill had been aban? doned. Joseph Burnett &. Co., Boston. For salo by all druggists. Sub?? it us <" in tile U?. nt ul Ku nit a aro not1 desirable; therefore, keep tho natural teeth sound and pure with that-wholesome vegeta? ble elixir SOZODONT. Do this, and they will j last as long as tho breath laBts, aud tho breath itself will never be tainted. To Owners of Horses un tl Cattle. Tobias* Derby Condition Powders aro war? ranted superior to any others, or no pay, for the cure ot Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hyde Bound, Cold, Ac, in Horses; and Colds, Coughs, LOBS of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, A.c., in Cattle. Price 25 cents. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York. Physiologists Say that Our Bodies arc renewed once in seven years. Tho material of which they are reconstructed is the blood, and unless it be. fully charged with tho ele? ments of vitality, tho strength and health of the system declino. Of all blood depurentB, DB. WALKER'S VINEOAB BITTEUS is tho-Bafeet and moat infallible Thero is no disease, arising from deprivation of tho blood, which it will not speedily cure. Svnpnla, or opium puriflod, tho most per? fect anodvne in the market, made by process of Dr. I. M. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College, ie always uniform in strength, which is rarely tho case in other preparations of opium. Pi ut i's Astral oil has a world-wide repu? tation as the surest and boBt illuminating oil. Over 2.000.0GO gallons have boon sold tor the I pa?t two years, from which no accidents of any description have occurred. Send lor cir- | c.uiar. Oil House ot Charles Pratt, estab? lished 1770, Now York. We Huvc Frequently Heard mothers1 eay they would uot bo without Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, from tho hirth of tho child until it has finished with the teething siege, undor any consideration whatever. Tile Secret uf Beauly.-What is it? no longer asked, for tho world ot fashion and all tho ladies know that is produced hy using a delightful aud harmless toilet preparation known as G. W. Laird's "Bloom of Youth." Its beautifying effocta are truly wonderful. Depot. 5 Oo'ld street, New York. Aug 2 }t The Richland House. 1HAYE removed to now quarters, ou Main street, near Lady, wh?ro 1 cordially invito the old IriondB of tho . Cottage House" to viait me, and solicit tho patronage of now cus? tomers also. WM. KENNEDY. Aug 20_ Cow for Sale. A GOOD MILKER, with a fine heifer CALF. Apply at PiUKNlX offico. Aug 23 Tor Sale. - AT Dalv'a Stable, eighteen Buperinr ?gfip. Kentucky HARNESS AND SADDLE JffMVtlHORSES. Persons wishing to pur ? 1 /I .ebano will do well to call and examino them, as they havo boen selected especially for thia markot. JOHN N. LONG, Ag'i. _Aug 17 lt. GRAHAMJc 00. Real Estate. rr*iHE aubacribcr baa in band, for sale, a JL largs amount of valuable REAL ESTATE, consisting ot Plantation*, l'..i ins, Woodlands and Milla. ALSO, Improved and unimproved CITY LOTS. Especial atti minn ii called to that elegant aud commodious residence known as the El? more House. Thia residence ia situated on a lot of six* acres, handsomely improved, in a healthy location, and can he bought on easy torniH ALSO, Several eligible BUSINESS LOTS, on Rich? ardson Btroet. J. W. PARKER, Real Estate Broker, Auc ll linn Columbia, S. C. Notice. THERE will bo a mooting of tho Executive Committee of tho Democratic party of South Carolina, in Columbia, on MONDAY NEXT, tho 20th inat., at 8o'clock P. M.,at tho rooms of tho Universal Lifo Insurance Com? pany. The attendance of every member of the committee ia specially requested. M. O. BUTLER, Chairman Committo. Tho following gentlemen constitute the committee: 1. 31. 0. Butler, Richland. 2. Wado Hampton, Richland. 3. Thomas Y. Simona, Charleston .1. M. P. O'Connor, Charleston. 5. F. W. Dawsou, Charleston. G. John S. Richardson,' Sumter. 7. S. P. Hamilton, Cheater. 8. J. P. Thomas, Richland. [ 9. Johnson Uagood, Barnwell. 10. W. W. Sellers, Marion. 11. M. W. Gary, Edgofiold. 12. Samuel McGowan, Abbeville. 13. Henry Mciver, GhoBterllold. 14. W. H. Wallace, Union. ! 15. W. D. Simpson, Laurens. Aug 22 Choice Family Flour. fr? rv BARRELS STRICTLY PRIME, for Ow aalo at reduced rates. August 10 DOPE Sc GYLES. 187?. Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods, ALSO, White Goods,Embroideries, &c ARMSTRONG, CATOIt fi CO,, | IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobber? R?nnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Rlll RONS, YELVEf ItlUBONB, NECK TIES, I'onnot rfi ',k.-j. SatilM, Velvets aud Crupes, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, &o. Straw Bonnets and Ladies and Children's Hats, trimmed aud untrimmed. And in con? necting warerooms WHITE GOODS, LI? NENS, EMBROIDERIES, Luces, Nets, Col? lars, Sets, Handkerchiefs, Veiling, Hoad Nets, ?c., &o. XOH. 237 nicft 2:?) Baltimore sired, Bait., Md. These gooda aro manufactured by na or bought for cash directly from tho European and American manufacturera, eiubraciiig all tho latest noveltiea, unequalled in variety and cheapuoaa iu any market. Orders filled with care, promptness and despatch. Aug 2412* NOW IS THE TIME TO Save Your Money! -p*ALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS will be sold at great bargain* before thc season opens, at C. F. JACKSON'S. _Aug 20_ COAL! COAX! ! THE undersigned have established a COAL VARI) In thia city, which will bo kept regularly sup? plied with thc beet qualities of Grate, Stove, Chestnut, Blacksmith, And FOUNDRY COAL, for sale at tho loweat prices. A good article can bo supplied, deli? vered in any part of the ci'y, 100 TONS GRATE COAL Now on hand. LONG TON (2,210 Iba.) will always be given. Mr. W. H. RIVES is our Agent for salo of Coal, and will give prompt attention to all or? ders aent him, or dropped in Post Office Box No. 117, or left at Fisher &. Sillimau'a Drug Store. Aug 20 Imo O. (r. PARSLEY fe CO._ The M. C. Election, THAT excited ao much interest, having boon decided, tho attoution of the public ia called to tho great inducements To be Offered by tho "INDIAN GIRL." in cloeitic I out a few branda of fine CIGARS, four for 25 | ctnta-a prico that allowa no grounds fur it to bo Ccntested Aa to where is tho place to get the most fur your money. "Pancake," "Century." "May Flower" nnd 'Durham" are specialties. Aug 10 Cotton Gin. 1FORTY-SAW COTTON GIN, with CON? DENSER, manufactured by Huraco L. Emory, as good as new, having been only used a few weeks. Will bo sold at a sacrific?, by JOHN AGNEW fi SON. Oats and Corn. IAfVA BUSHELS FEEDING OMS, . V/v/V/ 700 bushel* White Com. for sale low for cash. HOPE .V OYLES. Flour! Flour!! ?I\j\J for salo at greatlv reduced prices, by JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Selling Out Below Cost. ADIES' WRITING DEbKS, Jiwel Cases i and Traveling Companions. ISAAC HUI.ZRACHER. Se'ling Out AFINE stock of the celebrated Morrie & Lazarus PERFECTED SPECTACLES, which I havo been selling tu tho public for thc last four years. ISAAC SUEZ BACH RR, Solo Agent. Notice. WE hereby givo notico to all whom it may concern, that wo have resigned our connection with tho Universal Lifo Insurance Company, of Now York. Tho office and busi? ness ia turned over to Mr. J. W. Shackloford, Southern manager for aaid Company. ? M. W. OARY, Aug 2 _M. C. BUTLER. Buffalo Tongues, NEW augar-enred HAMS, BroKkfaat Strips, ?mokod Beef, for Halo low. HOPE ?V GYLES. New Mackerel, &c , &o. THESE opon vory Uno, and at extremely low pricoa. No. 1 Shoro MACKEREL, in b?rrele, half barr?la and kits. Also, 10 kits "Mesa" Mackerel. Theio, like disappointed publicans, have had their heads and tails cut off: fi0 boxcB Scaled Herring*, 1 box largo Cod Fish. Aug 15 GEO. S? MM GUS. HOTICE. Greenville and Columbia Railroad Co. Tho State, er. rclatione tho Attorney-General, plaintiir, vs. tho Greenville amt Columbia Railroad Company, defendant. Jamoa G. Gibbes, Jamea lt. Pringle and others, plaintiff*, vs. tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company and others, d?fendante. fTIHE undersigned having, by order of his JL Honor Samuel W. Melton. Circuit Judge of tho Fifth Circuit, dated Juno 18, 1872, been appointed Reforeo on tho above stated caaos, to ascertain and report, among other things, tho amount ot indebtedness of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, with authority by advertisement to require all creditors to eatablieh their respective de? mands before him: Notice ia hereby given to all and singular thc crcditora of tho said Greenville and Co? lumbia Railroad Company, whether holdii.g honda of tho firet mortgage, bonde or certif?? calos of indebtedness guaranteed by tho State, bonds or certificates of indebtedness of the second mortgage, non-mortgago bonds, or claims of any other character, to present and establish their respective claima before tho undersigned, aa Referee, at bia office in Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the I iirst day of October next, at which timo hia report on euch claims will be made up and submitted to tho Court in the said cases. JOHN S. GREEN, Referee. COLOMBIA, 8. C., June 19, 1872. June21 ml2 J. H. With a view of realiz ing money, and also to make room for the opening of a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK In the fall, has decided upon offering his pre? sent stock, from this date until the 1st oi next September, _AT COST FOR CASH. A CHANCE FOR ALL ! GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT W. D. LOVE & CO.'Sl TN anticipation of removing in September to our largo and commodious NEV? STORE, in tho Wheeler Building, corner of Main and Plain streets, wo will closo out our preaont stock at unprecedented LO,W PRICES. Bargains in all classes of Gooda W. I). LOVE A CO. W. D. I.OVB, > lt. B. MoCitKEUY $ July 14 How the World was Peopled. ETHNOLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev. Edward Fontaine. i2. Thought* upon Govt ruinent. By Arthur Help?. ?2 2.->. Roughing lt. By Mark Twain. Illuctrated; full of fun. j?fc At Home and Abroad. By JohnTT Kennedy. Foster's Lifo ol Charlee IhcLena. 12. Tain**'* Notes on England. $2 50. Pro-Historic Times. By Sir John Lubboek. Popular Lifo of Gen. R. E. Lee. And other new publications, foi sale at June H R. L. BRYAN'S RoohBtoro._ Fruit Jars. THE best in market, comprising all the good qualities of FRUIT JARS, for Bale by Juno ?>5 L?RICK * LOWRANCE. On Consignment, 1i\f\f\ BUSHELS CORN, . UUU 100 barr?la FLOUR, Which wo offor at a heavy declive, lt must be sold. L?RICK fe LOWRANCE. Look Out for K. K.'S! "^?y OOO NOW in Columbia. Tobe March 28_JOHN C. SEEGERS'. Selling Out -Below Cost. ABLE and TOCKET CUTLERY. _ISAAC BTJLZBACHER._ Fresh Country Butter. LBS. dioico COUNTRY BUTTER, for aalo by HOPE A GYLES. 6>K BASKETH CHAMPAGNE, ?SO 20,000 CIGARS. Canned Goods, Fruits, Nuts, Cakes and a lot of other goodH suitable for tho 4th; also, for Partioa, Pic-Nics, Barbecues, Ac June 25 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. T 200 F Selling Out Below Cost. INE JET SET-only 50 conta-at I8AAU SULZHACHER'S. Everybody ia praising HKIMITSB'S MEDI I CINES. Ilia pills aro in everybody's mouth; I eurea liver complaint, FOR^ CASH ! $10,000 ! $10,000! wo mn OK CME?I Al ITS! AT COST AND TRANSPORTATION To maka room For Our Fall Stock. KINAIRD & WILBY, Dealers ia CLOTHING ANO Gents' Furnishing Goods. July 28_ B AKGAINS ! BULL SEASON ! FINEST FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS Mado to order For Twelve Bollars? Twenty por cent, discount. NO HUMBUG! As wo mark everything in plain figures. BOYS' CLOTHING At cost-or less. STRAW HATS At a sacrifice. FINEST AND CHOICEST SHIRTS In thc market. CALL AND SEE For yourself. _H. & W. C. SAYAFF1ELD. LODE TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. WE claim to have ono of the finest Btocka of WATCH Et5, of all best Eng _tlish, Ssviou aud American makers. With Diumunda and other fine Jewelry, our stock is largo, and we are going to sell the Goode. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in al branches, by tho beet of workmen. WM. GLAZE, _Nev IS Formerly Glaze & Radcliffe Motz's Celebrated North Carolina CORN WHISKEY. T HAVE a lot of tho above WHISKI Y on JL hand, and having made arrangf n eills to take all Whiskey manu tait ni id bj Motz, will constantly keep it on band. Can nn!v be had at W. J. BLACK'S, March 81 (Imo < harton*. N. O._ Initial and Monogram Fress. E. R. STOKES IS now prepared, with a Tres? ard app?r tainments. to manufacture INITIAL FA' PER and ENVELOPE? to Order, embossed and in colore, of all tizo? at.d qna?ty. rt?, store a full stock ot Fancy and Staple' STA li NF.LY, BLANK ROOKS, Fancy Art iel? s and all goods pertain? ing to u first clase Stationery li euee. April 20_ _ Cood Things. BREAKFAST BACON, PIUS' FEET SOULED, SMOKED REEF, BUFFALO TONGUES. CHOICE GOSHEN RUTTER. All fresh and for ?ale low fur cash bv June 16 HOPE ft GYLF? NEW CROCKERY AND llOfvE Ft KMSIIIMi CTOREi ?Tv JC\=~. THE undersigned have re V^Sjy ??[~-~~- ccntly opened an entire new ^T'rlfff^ST H,<)CK (l' new gooda in tho W BSSB^ above lino. Article* of all llL?^SDiS kinds for house keeping, .Vc. Citizens arc invited to call and examino goods and prices. KINGSLAND ft HEATH, April 24 Under Columbia Hotel.? R. KIXO.SI.AND. . J. A. HEATH. "A?eTAle! AleT_ ?)K DOZ. CROTON ALE, very superior quality, 50 doz. Mc Ewen's Ale, very superior quali? ty. Just received and for salo by July 9_ _JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Moats, Smoked and Pickled. FRESH to hand Primo Smoked Tongues, Primo Smoked Beof, "Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hams, Elm City Breakfast Strip*, Elm City Sugar cured Pickled Rounds, With full supply of standard and fancy Groceries, Spices, ftc, at low prices. June 28_GEO. SYMMEB8. New Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of the Anglioan Church. Vol.1. $5. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stopping Heavenwards. $1.50. Hannah, a new Novel, by Miss Mnloeh. 60c, Jan 14 DUFFIE ft CHAPMAN.