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? .f.???nr 1 ?-?n w> I ^ - 'f-* vr k rX?*^ 4 pJvHmUT" ^ I). 0- KIItiiLEY, Proprietor. TKK.HS OF SrHSCItIPIT'FV: ONE YivVH, ftl.50; SIX M'KXTMS, i: (!E.V1S: Ful'H .MO.Vi'HS, .V) (M XTIV; THI1 ItSDAY, SEP IS- iSi>0. IV'toviix Ifo,)k Lsii!:?*!* ''o. Vh- v the .'Opera ilou>eon '.ho First Tiiurxlfiy !n ovorv month \v k. Mcrr?Ei*;!?T. Secretary. Knights of Honor. De!vvL3 FiODOE N'o 124'i, ICxi.mits oy Ho.xor, meets on the Firm and third Moji? * ?i d it Evening*. ai mciwi, ?? lloiaj. I. II. Alexavuku. Reporter. AmeHcini Le?ri ?n of Honor. Adams Oou.mcil Xo. 940. A. T,. of If., meet" af their ('ouncil Room, (third flo-r of the Opera IInn?eV oil the Skcond and F )T.tTH Wednesday Evenings at 74 o'clock. Visiting B'-etheren alwavs welcome. By order of the ''nm raander. I. H. Alexander. Secretary. WI.I Re Clo ed Onr ?t.ore will he c'osod on Wed. t?p.??1hv, the 24-th infil. Otir diatom* ere w 1! p'eaae bear this in m:nd RAHM RIIOS. | SrTlt h. N'*w ia tiie lime when the poor printer'" heart ia m ule glad to see the delinquent suhseriter atep in and settle nf> and renew lor another year. Wonderful! W here in the wor d ran you buy blenched long cloth at ?< opr vnrd? Go to the old reliah'e Buiuii Ems . of course. There you will find 50,000 yards, which th"v ofTor onlv to customers til four cents per yard. JJoes Tour IMano Xocd Toning? Prof H. W. Brown, from Randal i s Music House, ()r?n?ebnrg. has been in town during the week, and ui]! be litre until Saturday, for the pnr j>opp of tuning; and repairing; pianos and organs. Ho can be found at th* Latham House. If y-'ti wi-h to pee the nicest and tinepf sto k of Dn ss Goods ever brought to Camden, go aud see Uau.r: Bros. It will surprise you. for the like y u have never before seen f ere It reminds o- e of the Altinans and Steins of New York. The^Primary Tlectioa The primary election passed oft' quietly on Monday throughout tin County, exeept an occasional nsn-i cufT. The oHieial result has ?.ot yet Keen doc'arcd The Kxecutive Committee meets to-day for that purpose. The second primary will be held 011 Monday the 29th inst. They are bound to keep the iead. they have prepared for it; thov have bought a noble stock of good3 for cash, and will give you the advantage. They aUnyp do what they say. S.t what the Chronicle says of the ole reliaLlc I'ar.m Jlros.. unsolicited by teem. Ihe Chrvn'cle is not afraid to speak. Hon J J. Hemphill Nominated. At the Congressional Convention hold at Rock Hill on the 16t.li instant, Hon John J. Hemphill was nominated for re-election as Representative to Congfcss f.om this D siru-.t. A letter was iead to tlie Con ventien from A. A. I'olloek with drawing from the race. Mr Hemphill's nomination was unanimous. n-nrrv n rrl 11 if >1- Tt, is tVUC I/VU V M'/l i l we honeht a terrible large stork oi goods, but wc bought thetu cheap, and wi 1 sell them accordingly; they must he sold to make room for new ones coming in every day. Baum JJnos. Services in the New Baptist Churct Next Sunday. Services may be expected at the Baptist Church on next Sunday The Pastor, Rev P. V. Bomar, wil (lliciato. The congregation will feel pmnc pa see the greatly improved appear ftnee of iheir bouse of worship, whirl jias been thoroughly over hauled am repainted, and presents a very band soinc appearance indeed. Struck by Lightning. A tail pine tree on the llamptoi Square was struck by lightning 01 Sunday evening last. Several clii! dren. sittiug in a piazza opposite th square on DeKalb street, were shock cd i?ut not liurt. Out of the larg nnmher of liees oa this square, thi js the first time we have ever knowi ene of them to be struck by light ning. Deaths. Mrs Sarah A. Joy, widow of th ^ lute Kov John Ii. Joy, who was ft many years a resident of Camder itiffci in Columbia on the 9th instan at the advanced ago of 78 year: Mrs Joy was the mother of Mrs Jn B. Phelps of o?r town, and was b< loved aud esteemed by ull who kne per. Her remaius were brought I Camden for interment. MrW.T Dinkir.s, an esteeme citi2en of West Watereo, died i: Wednesday morning 1 st, ufter a lii gering illness. A Farmer Who Knows Nature. Bill Moore, furmer, wanted to di a well, so he plowed a lot of land an p) intod it in oats. Every day ! Watched the ou s, observing the spot that showed the greatest moistun Finally he selected u spot and sun a well. At tw. nty-four feet lie lm a fine stream of water. It is said t be the best well in the Count; Other farmers in the some neighboi food have failed to find waLr : 200 feet.?Atchitofi Gtvbi. o .'WJUM-v?r- ^r**???c 4. 2 i ?!i o'i.i Siv1. | !r i-iiUin^ t!?c niU.o.ieii t.f dm "Cad r? t li.<4 ii<?vui i.is.-iii'-nt of our <;' > ? a ad ' !it.vrji.*is::r.? yi?*.:?u friend, Mr Rival VTvire, in ?u.r p- p to-day. ( vs take pit :i?*ive i;: : ntii:^ i.h vt ;.f "tint s :i uvm: nr. ! varied rasortinet.t .-if ss-asnyj-il'm-'tvhaiidiae vfiiiv he 'ms r?? ( n!iy purchased it: Rr Iv/ph-, j ?rn nwketK. t !? tpialitv ??;? ? pr i cs ( if wbiHi it wo i'.?i lie to thou ndvar. j j '??< !o inspect. T!inui?h a Tot.no man Mr Wol'oj j lies been envied in business for .1' I lo'ii: tini-. end is wol! kr.o-.vn f-?r lib j -"C'lave dealing aa?I1<>\\ prices. I ?Vf -law s-i't; .>0.0 :0 yards of the! best round thread Plaids at Hunm j Bros., wliicl) thov offer at J>c per yard, and t'iev f.ave eleven accommodating efeiks to wait on you. All Attractive Sign The enterprising proprietor of the famous (lilt. Kdge Store hap plw?d, # 1 in front of l.iK store a very nn que and attrnc'lvi! sign. 14 is in large ' rnjfs<i?l orip, letters, wit'i the words j G It Kdge Store." which cannot' f':i! to at-tract the attention of every ' p?8ser l?v. Mr ViHcpigne is always j' abreast with the times. The grand . opening which commenced yesterda? |. ami w:!! tie continued throngb to-dsv. j will wp|! repay a visit to los grand emporium of business. The im- < tiiense display cnu only bo< een to f be appreciated. Why do yon go to Cohitnbia and Charleston to buy Furniture. when the old reliable Bavtm Hro?. have snob an elegant 3to*k* They cun certainly please every body. The Place to Find rt i If at any time onr friends should s feel like indulging in a "we" drap."' (and sometime? men do ferl that ? way, we imagine), we would direct J their attention to the well kept es- | fablishmetit of Mr AV. f^eiaon! cover. Hp has on hand ata'l times a large stock of everything in the line cfjj liquors, and yMU can always r?lv nn everything being just as h.2 rep:e"onto it. Mr Geisenhaimer oondvjet? I a first class bar. and has nn ic* lior.se | < n connection with his business and 5 can fnrni?h boor, pair., &c. en W- ' if nil times. Be iil? ?. he perries n fine live of cigars und tobacco f Give h m r. cn'1. Tf yon want, lo setp a real genuine wholesale establishment go tc. Baum Bros. i TVealher (h-op Bullet in. The fol'pwinjr is the weather crop bulletin frr the State for the wcf!: | ending hist calnrdny: The rainfall and iemperntnre for 1 he week have been ahum the aver' 1 age and the snnshire below the averazn. Diilv rains have grrat'y re- | tardod cotton pinking1 and i"jnr-d - i> ii- * r...? "?pen cotton m me muo*. r n-w ?n respondents report 'boll rot," nnl ;n somedialriots tlm seed arc shront?nc in flic open boll Tims far no entterp'llars have made flic ir appearance. and the refton plant, itse'f is nninjnred, and if the n esent ra'ny 'poll ia soon succeeded by drv. Riinshiny weather. the prospects for an nbundont viold wi! he excellent. Pas'iires and all late crops are reported -n fino condition. Stop and Think!!! Now is the time for yon to f t<?p and think what von are doingf, before it is too late. Don't yon remember *lmt onr National i.cctnrc, Hon lien i Terrell told us last year, on September 28th. at Orangeburg Court House, about rush ng in yonr cotton all at once and glutting the market? Y<?ii see lmw the price of cot.fon lias fallen with what little 1ms been put on the. market Cotton layers and speculators are looking as usual for cotton to come in rapidly and so down go ? the price. Now if yon want good , prices for your cotton, don't glut the market. Ask yourselves the question ?r? vim olilitred to sell? Are! . "'v r> ------ | vour l:ens and mortgages due now? j If not why are you disregarding the instructions from our highest offi-' j eials? Now let us te true to our selves, true 10 our Brothers and trn i to our creditors; hut don't let us ii.* j jure ourselves by filling the market with cotton The current is strong, so let us get hold of the right end of the r??pe and nil pull together. If we only gain an inch now and then it is that much. If yon are weak,, take 3 the Cotton Plant and it will strengthen 11 you. lIoi'ewtll Alliance. e Sawycrdale, S. C-, Sept. 5th 1 POO. Cotton Plant e s , The Ticket. 1 The gentlemen nominated for State offices by the Democratic Convention on Thursday morning, are well equipped for the duties of the responsible positions to which they e will so soon bo cdied. ,r They are all of them broad-mindh cd men, Democrats, and, wo believe *' patriotic South ('ntolinians, who will s* so administer the atTairs of the State ' as to produce the be st results with the opportunities ut hand. w We congratulate the gentlemen upon having been so highly complimented by t c State, and wo conid ; gi atnlate tlio State upon having sem , cured the scivic? sof such excellent a. officials.?Charleston World. A statement prepared oy me postotiice department shows that there ig were ninety-one postofllci-s establishd , od in South Carolina dininir the year, 10 [ and twirty-two postotllces diseontin? ! ued, one hundred and thirteen post. 3.! roasters icsi^ned, or were removed, U aud there were twelve deaths of postid masters. O ?y- m Y Hany Persons nre broken r- lo-m from overwork or household wires. 4t S. Brown's Iron Bitters rebuild* tho i ^System, oicls dl^cMion, removes excess of tlio. I had ourtS cukritt. (i(tt tflc tfcauiiio. IV \ I'i'O.iii.M'tJoKS !ti'<i!>v When yon s?-!! your first bale oi; eot/i.r) rail and see t' c c-li or. M. !j. S >iir!? wis in F.ocK" Hi:! sovp?*Mi ,1 i\s wct'i Miss Tnufc Suitb spv.t last Sunday in Miss Jor.i-3 IC. ibl :..v'; ? ' rotn. ned homo fron. VVmeh ester. Va. >:ri : P. R. A1n.tr.- w,s home for r fetv J:lV3. tl!!R . :50k. j Bnn?xi liros. rcilainiy have srot the J ^rgCMt st,(.cu f now and <:lo?j;;ii.t (Jar-1 pots. You must and see tlicm. We had the oIop.suit ot* nioofin? 'VI ]j. i\ lli?n?rh nnd i>r 'f'lveatt, o! VYost.villo. in town -ester lay. For the ia-jres* Assortment in biaok pfoods ot jil'. qual ties you must- go to liAUM I3i:0o. Mr Soiotuon William*. formor'y of Oiar'oston, hut lute of FhiladelpUift. 1ms been spending several days 1:11 Jnmdon with !mh sister, Mrs S. M. j Itosenborror. r i Mr W. S Pcsit.li. or Sro*t-? vi])-> ! passed t!ir?>n<r|i f! mdvn on hist h\ri J lay on hip wr.v to rhnr't'ston. to lay in liis tall anil whiter stook for L'sj larro now store. ! Hoys ciotliiii'i ! wo have never seen well o hior stock. Tlicy h ive hoys suits a? one doilur a suit nt BAI'M Piios. It lakes more riliffion to hol.l a nan level hi a horse tif.de llinn it U?es to ruake hici shout at a camp'neefinv. False friends are like onr shadows, hoy keep close to us while we walk n the sunshine, hut leave us the in.taut wo step into the shade. There are sixteen liousand M.< ionic lod-e? in the word, with a ncmhership of nearly two mil ions. The sum and substance n? all the ircj-nratio.i ?.?.vVl for eternity ii to ielieve what the Bible tells us. and lo what the Bible bids u-\ lied i?sud on ft railroad signifies lander and srnys stop. It should bp ;p construed when displayod on a rail's nose. Col Asbnry Coward lias been innnimously chosen as snporintonif-nt of tlm Citadel. Tbo choice is in admirable 01.0 r.: d we. Lave no lould thf academy will flourish and row in popularity under his direcion -o Bucklen's Arnica SoJve. Tbe Hest Salve in the wnH?| lor Cat?, Bruises, SoroB, Ulcers, Sail Itlietnn, Fever *nrcs, Teller, Chapped Hands, Chilblain*, Borns, end all Skin Erupti'aifl, and po;-iively cures i'iles, or no poy re-quired. it is giiaiuiitCi-ii "o five perfect satisfaction ir money refunded, i'rioc 25 centR per tx?v. For sale by l>r. p. I>, Zemp. MASTER'S SALE. Foutii Carolina, keiishaw cqum'y. ) El. M. Bnykin. Muster Kmslmw County, vs Barnwell R. Ingram. If?) v virtue of decree in above rase. flty) dated Sep 1 Ith. 1839, nnd pubsequent orders therein, I will ojfer for sale, on the first Monday in ()e tober next, before the Court House at Camden, within the usual hours, the following described real Estate, property of defendant, B. R Irgram, to wit : All tlmt piece, parcel or tract of land, situated in Kershaw County, State of South Carolina, on Lynches River, containing, according to survey of T. R. Can toy, D. S , made April 2Uth, 1890, two huudrc 1 and forty-three (-48) acres, tnorcor less, hounded on the North by lauds of J. F Kelly; East bv Lynches River: South Ik the dividing iino of Kersli.iw and Sumter Counties; West !v. lands of J. F. Kel:y and William Kelly, the said parcel of land being so l much as lies in Kershaw County of | the following deseribod real esfca e : j All t'utf piece parcel or tract of land s tunted, lying and being in the Counties o" Kershaw and Sumter in said State, ? ? ntaining 4<>3 nercs, being tract number one (1) of the lands of Wiley, Kelly deceased, and having such forms and boundaries as will tnoro fully appear by rel'eronoe to the pint thereof. Terms, one third cash, balance in one ami two years, secured by bond and tno tgngc, with privilege of pay;?i.r j, Tt.(,.snln in case of non-com pliauce with LiJ. Purchaser tu pay lor papers. Kd. M Boykin, Muster K. P. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. Provldenc; Washington insurance Co, Frovidenoe, It. I. Security Insurance Co., Hew Haven, Conn. Fidelity Fire Insurance Co., Huron. South Dakota T WOULD KBdPBOTFULLY 1NFOIIM J tli? Mihlic I hat I now represent thnabove popular nml strung Fire Insurance Onrnpa ni<'8, and solicit a share of their patron J. L liiiASlNGTON. Aug 7?:f FINE STOCK FOR SALE. MILK COWS will) their CALVES Graded llolstrin Yearlings. Graded Jersey Ycarliims. Three I3:nIce Colts, 2 to 4 years old Two Culls from Margin, 1J yrs old Graded Sonthdown Sheep. A largo '.ol?>f graded Hog?, cross ed w:t.h Poland-China and HerkshircAlso, n lot urJ?ne v?i? k Mains. Apply to JOHN C. MAN. NO Tl CTt 0^ DEBTORS. AH persons indebted to me ar< i hcrohy notified to uinko settlomen for same to S. M. Kosenbergor, Cam den, S. C. M'. S. 12A3113KRGL Agt. Ang. 28th. Tfvp..?,. jtvA ^* ?A? vV-'iAt^fJO i is now i:f:oj:ivin(} A LAKGK A $ i> 1IAM>SOjIK ASS(' uTMVjX i' i.).i1 slliihi u tm ggse CONSIST! NO on LADIES' HATS & BONNETS.{ ALSO J CHILDRENS' HATS & CAPS OF EYEilY SHAPE AND STYLE. Ribbons, Flowers & Feathers ALSO, A FULLSTOOK OF Esiiifrs. fiofemteff fill, &. A J > r-^BUTTRRIGK PATTERNS FOR SALS. AND STAMPING JOOXE JON SHORT NuTiCK. Mrs. S, TvVhc 0. iVeh 3)? FUREITUBE! | FBSMTUBE WHOLESALE MB RETAIL,; 359,361,353 OFFER FLGOKS, ' MAIN STORE 335 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. 0/ WE CARRY A FULL LINE, FROM THE COSTLIEST TO THE CHEAPEST. AND ORDER DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES Feb 13"ircw" IS THE TIME ! TO SOW YOUR FALL TURNIPS,, A FRESIl SUL'PI,I OF BUIST'S NEW CROP [ 1890] Turnip Seed Jl JUST RECEIVED AT Dr. F. L ZKMP's, Warranted Fresh & Pure. FOR SALE AT PRICES LOWER Til AX EVER. july 17. MASTER'S SALE. SO.'ITII CAUOhlN'A, ^ Kt::teiiA\v County ) Robert Lnttu and ] lUuieUBmtl. Ip^Uon. aija.ust Wiliiam Latta. I J Under and by virtue of a decree in this art,Urn, I will ?-e|>, at jJubiip outcry, before the Court 1 Ion so in Camden, S. C. within the lo^a honre of sale, on Jin: first iVojulay (the fitli day), in October noxt: All those parcels or lots of land, sitnatolin the Town ' of L'amdon, County and Stale aforesaid, on Broad and Market Streets, known in the plan of s.id'J'own as lots N ?V One thousand and thirty-nine, (1,01)9) and Oas thousand and sixty-two. (1,462). and bounded North by premises of Mrs Joanna Ilnrlcabee, and others, East by Market Street. South by premises of Mrs SulMo M. Bnrfiold, and West by Broad Street. Terms ?Cash. Edwai'.d M. Uoykin, Master lo; Kershaw Con ty. Sept. 11. td. University of foi Carolina, AT COLUMBIA, S. C. Graduate course, Under-graduate cour. s(-s or degrees?2 literary nnd 5 scientific. Also shorter and elective c urses. Professional courses in Law, Pharmacy, Veterinary Science, and Pedagogica. 8 w<*ll equipped lnlioratriieyj \ shops nnd model room; .new infirmary. y Tuition (re, ? 10 per session; other fens, S'i!) (including infirmary Ire, covering medical attendance medicines, etc.) Table 1 h-nid, 55lit to $12.r>0 per month. Rooms rent free. Total expenses, including fuel. ' lights washing, hooks, etc.. ab-ul $180. Tuition fee remitted In students certifying their inability to pay it. ! Sessions opens first Tuesday in October Entrance examinations li??1?1 th* orrtoedinjr wcik. J, H. McERYIiIJ, President. OOEWEST FEFIALE COLLEGE. rpillS WELL and FAVOR ARIA* KNOWN 1 Institution enters upon its thirty-first ........... r.*I. Sand for Gntulncue nn<1 s"C tHe ?i'iviinl?(rcs ollerotl and the low rates. Fat-nit y complete ami made lip ol i-xprrieiieed nn-1 tliorutitfh-going Teachers, ll'-at-dinc l)?-j awmonl uii!'tirp:i--j'r?i Splendid health r?-cord. No malaria, Mrs. I, M. HONNRtt, Priucipttl. II. K BONSIiiJ, A M v Vioo Principal. Pit* Wen', AhhovilleOo., K. C. FURKAN UNiVERSiTY, GREENVILLE, S. C. 2 rnilR NRXTHKsslON UROINfl TIIF 24TI1 t J. of September, 1 H'-'t). dour-tea In Ancient an A .Modern Language", Mai hematics, Neieric,'f Metaphysics, and Literature are provided, ItiBtruoii'iU thorough. For further informal>? ?> apply In ' 1?'r"0. M.VNLr. cr to Prof. 11 T. COOK. \ \ \ % Everybody is invited to attend VUli vsuuxai \u Oss Wednesday, September I7th; and if the weather is too inclement, will continue through the next day,Thursday, the iStli. No CKx'ta Mis? nn?A?tiinil,f f/4 InoiMwt l!if? liailtlsnillftsi lino of DI CSS \ / I I liu t lyjr | I\F IIIO^/VA.I, ( M V _ [roods, ISilks, Kibbons, Carpets, Hugs, and everything to be Sound in a First Class Dry Goods, Shoe, Clothing & Hat Store. Handkerchiefs, Towels, and all Linen Goods, imported direct,.and we guarantee 25 per cent, less than any Iiou3C here or elsewhere. A pari of these Goods have arrived, and balance October 1st. -rk?? T>;ivi..v,,o on/} r?n/|variotv at 33 1-3 pel J^IL? (.11 i \ 13 1(1 aim . ... ^ ciciit. less tlma value, OUR BLACK GOODS Are complete, and prices lower than ever, ranging from 10 cents to $1.25?every price guaranteed. LLIIO GLOVESKali Stock, in black and cob;red dress and undress Kid. tv'i?.i !*jLiired cxcont (air 50 cent ones, \v?iieh""ari U' Vl(l - t the boat ever ottered for that, money. BOC/rW AND {SHOES. Complete and lower than ever, notwithstanding an ad vanccof 15 per cent, in leather. Our custom Goods for Ladies and Children will arrive ii a few days. Every pair warranted. | Wholesale Department All Country Merchants should sec my Stock before oi flcring olT, us I will save freight to them. Our Stock Is full of genuine bargains. Cliihls' Suits from $1.00 up t.o$<S,00. I ....t. u o (Wj u a \ 1 JX>\H Moil's " " .'*.50 " " 20.00. Pants at. all prices. $30,000 WORTH OF STOCK Bought at. bottom prices ami being offered at the lowe? liotcli of littleness. The following gentlemen will he glad to politely wai " ----- 1- .....1 upon UKV.r UlililV llieuon ?i:iw Messrs. J. 0. Nicholson, Ei:o e x r Vil liltio ue. ,1. 8. liIIAAIE, ?. D. CAMI'RELL, J. K. Kirk ley, ,T. J, WORKMAN, j. i>. weldox, J\ K. Winkler, Together \y\\]i \\yo PROPRIETOR Oil1 THE GILT EDGE STORE. Mlfl Til mi -?? I . *.'? v> I r 1 TVrftll XV. t. Dcw??*f Bh.irr arc \>?:.L J. L\. cu-ri'-'tiM. uaC eve.;- yair I ha* lilfi siai io .itid i>r;co Ktainn'x! on lie tow. I : \rm i ^S3:H? ' 42^fi^fc^%li?8ov5 i!$Pg& W? L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. | Fine C'nlf anil I.need Wali-rproof tiraia. ! The o*ceI!otie? anil wearing <|un1ll!c? of till* ehoo ' cannot he linttur ulioivn than br t!.c s' rong euilorsomuntaof lie thousands of constant v-i urera. | SR.00 (leiiuino llmnl-newcd, an elegant and tA.OO Ilitwd-acwed Welt. A f'no calf Shoe iniotjiuil'ffl for Sty'.o ami! durability. 1 SO.GC t.oodyenr Welt In tlio standard dress I if shop, at a popular price. SCt.BO l'oliceinnn'n Shoe Is especially adapted if for railroad men, formers, etc. All made In Concrete, llutton and Lace. *3 & $2 SHOES uffiis, I hnva *r"wt favorably received since Introduced and the recent improvements luulco them superior to any shoes sohl at thew prices. Ank your iHalir. and If lie cannot supply you send direct to factory ciic.loslut; advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. 1.. JJOllULABi lirocLton, Mass. lURSOlt BROS., Agents. OLD NICK WHISKEY CO.. SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH WiLLIAMS, Wholesale and Kctail dealers ia QLDKICK:: PURE COPPER DISTILLED WHISKIES aifl BEANLIES,' PANTHER CREEK, N. C. JRDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY T1TT.T. M I % fib27-ly MEW INVENTION. llii22V and wagon tires upset without cutting and welling, and tire bolt h'lle.s preserved in rims by ueans of my now t.ir? upseUer. Repairm r, painting anl trimming lone to order at the Matt*' old shop J VV. nUNTLEY. jViLsoriS wu M NEW I' a f PH-ARMI t t/ 'V ' : ONLY PERFECT 50im mechanism FAMILY USE. Send for Circular and Price Ljpt. WIlEELIitt & vViL j ,.i r a COJ ? Atlanta, Qa For Sale by G. 0. YuUNG. May 15- C.i:ndc:i, S ,C. vnss; pni uopovuoJU) pj *?f J*S'NOJL331UVHO f- '?33aiG SNIH ZZZ og ssiodOHiarij hmhmos TO<x> r/UJ^v "'iJP'J UOSunfjon oTfry)?tnrBj* o.w ii? ij joo.i.1 o.\|S "linsiu oi() cq ea uojjsonb oa t{ cu..qx *l?aou uo.< pnj.w vf mi/jipm oilt, Suf -jD.nnq joj cmnvn nn mq our. on 'i?ainon? X|!8<IO oh SJ 811114 111 ,lt|) 1IOl|M pllH Vpi|H|'l -aiuo #u; Couui; osnq) jpj luoaj oojj o<i lilHdiWirii prrni.TXf? 'rynjoins wttjtitnf; 'inrqimnnnqn 'f?|8.*|iuTV? 'upiitu -nojtf 'X-vj -Miijtf 1ifjvii?|< 'jiipridiuoo J.?.\px 'lniUUOdtl [ '.JO!!.))Od(U| \)MVlr(({ 1JrOj? Ain.vn.x '?oji 1.11.7 nifcu.ii pui?pnHit.wf(j np:ui.\.r 'Xmlniidfx' vuj?J.>fl".>y(X 'Xs?l(U(j 'nojlisii -ijhiiojj 'ohkoild hjipll-'jf *l!10l|JfJV 'Xx'OpI -<*ly tao:j HufjojuH Xipsituiiuou oq 07 *4* IMUHIig^ Ti 4 miauv^u &s jlq >1 "SS3Nldd?H MM hIonIUIS ||M InMsM