University of South Carolina Libraries
LOCAL;, CROWDED OUT-F We give up so much of our space this wock to publish the : list of "Fair Premiums, that wo ??ilft It >ns dW apology for the scarcity of other nw\i? jur matter? ' DEPARTMENT ?< , . , . Sumplcs Crops fcjr P+?a'ttctrf Ontjf. T E Dukes best cora^ttL j;, . .. m?; F H Grumbling, best vyhe?t;,2: L R Beckwith, best tih<**i Tappttar , _ .. i * < ? i mock, 2. v >;r i : ! t /' i . "NV'SBartoivbest[rice, 3. ? > . -? r'" J T Sal'ey, best peas, 2 J J Sal]ey, jrJt)e^jre&.oata,.& O B Riley, sample rye, 2. W F Baj^^saijg^ }jVj 3 ? A Connor; sample pmtHj&;2^ D II Rush, snm. chufns, ? V V?*?' ' " " s\ve?t'pqtftft)?s,'2;; \V S Barton, aam..Irish pqtttt?cs. ., j , AM SalfeyV a; turmp3;% ['' j ? '? Juo Campson.tjp,,Vt>$ e^oj. Jlott^d'i^lr*. ? . t?a: * x " K&b&0& 6 P B Livingston, snm. corn (Dl$d;;-2,,fji : " " grist, 2. F H GraVrtbling, sanf.'syrup. 2V?" ' 1 S F Baxter, snm. sorghum, 2. "W A Mackay. sam. tob?c?6y2:> 1 ; ' II LSmoak. v wool^.2.. , pf *\V F Barton, bale pea vi tie liny, 2. W F Barton, bnlcjiay, 2.. J J Salley, jr, Bam. born forage, 2." "WC F Barton; sam. cotton, 5. '1 ?' "\V S Barton, 2d best bale cotton, 3. 0 B Riley, 3cT" "-n~n '27 D W Snel), snmple cotton stalks, 1. A D Dautzlcr, sam. sugar cane, higli IX eommenduble. . i ;. / ?? SM Faircy, sam. sugar cane^ highly ? commendable. DEPARTMENT C. Hors?a and Mult*. J W Mosfclcy, best pair double har ness mures, improved, 810. ? Hughes, best single harness mare,' county rai?ed, 3 'C W Culler, single harness horse, im ported, 3. ?J T Salley, combination Ko'ne, 3. -iE Hughes, best saddle horse, county raised, 3. ' J G Keitt, saddle.imire, 32 J -A-Jones, saddle pony', imported, 3. E B Rush, 2d best saddle pony, 2. lC W-Oulior, 3.year old colt, 3? j W J Snider, 5 -? ~ 2. Jj R Griffith, 18 months old colt,-3. ! W J Striueiycolt under one year, 3. JC E Bruce, 1 pair mule colts, 7 mouths, 3. A JM Salley, 1 jiatr Mn port od mules,-5. Ja*-Stokes, Arati m/n In, i Waster J Wannaniakcr, fawn ipoiry, imported, 3. Cattle, bherp and Jfoya. ? ? * i C W CuJk-r, Jxwt JjtMir, $3. II iii'Jgs,Deavensliire bull, ? AV F Barton, best Ayershire cowhand ealf, 3. : !v . ,, WJ Snider, Bro?mm boll, T C Andrews, best jwur Berkshire |?gs, 2 ?3 N Fwgle, 2d best Bramih bull, 3. D R Barton, pen nogs, 2. . LR Beclwith, 2d best ewes, \ J L Moojpor, bestehe?, 3, ; ** "buck, 3. " " lambs, 3. J D Dantzler, 2d best bick, 2,^r r * P S Felder, yoke oxen, 5. ? V^ " J G Keitt, 2 year old heiffer, D W Snell, 2d beat gilu, CJies^er and E^sex, 2. Jude Robinson, 2d best e?^es, 2. ? "SV C Whetstone, pea sheep, 3. Jno H Duk<s, 2<1 best TOWnna14t?T1~2..' J P Mays, 2d best boar, 2. u - pcn'bbgsT'Sf. P F Grambling, best woodland sow, 3l " " 12d . *best I wx)pdland 1 pigs, 2. " " ' " A M Salley, best Berkshire pi^s, 3.' ' Peter Barton, 2d b.'"Berkshire sow, 2. DEPARTMENT.?., ( j \ 1 j i Household. LO W Culler, best bucoh, 5. Sj L Moorer, 2d ' u .3. ' Mrs J S Bow<nan, plate butter, 2. " D Louis, lard, 2. J D Stroman, eo&p, 3.' ^fre JaA Stokes, box soap,!i.ighly com g meudable. . , / 9" J C Holnian, box soap, highly commendable. " M D Briggmann, loSrbread;'2/ " E E Riley, rusks, 2. " M D Briggmann, biscuits, 2. ' " E P. Moorer1,yeast crfkes;f 2." ? " S J Dukes, iced cake, plaiti, 2. ) " A W Tharirii'iccd iruit enke, 2. 1 u ? ?>? ccra " " " A Hohnnn, sponge cake; 2; : 1 " SH Baxter^ jilaln eraektrs, 3/ " LR Forris, fancy iccd'cajke/?, " E R Moorer, box p'oWtoe Itarch,' highly comrueudalile. " M L Baldwin 1 cake, highly commendable, ? " Rosa Baldwin, wax work, highly conimcudable.. '? Jas Stokes, largest collection-in ER M?orer,2dvlttrgeiJt collection irV this department, 5. T >y Al^ergQtt? best colleetipn pas> ' f v try,- ?-' ' ' * ' ' J E Bozard, two beat hams, 3. department f. Steed Mcala. ' M L Baldwin, be?t sample honey', S'3. M w.; Joi. Stokes,r "best scuppernong Wine, 3". MisB Hcnnie Moorer, 2d best catsup, %> Mrs. rH FrMH " " " 3 \\y J C Culler, can pfcftchesi highly; ? commendernbleV ?? J Izlar, cry^sUriimlJjgs,.,.?| Xdnm Slnook,"2d hist scuppernong j ? , ? i^xine, %t *.????' : ' " r Mrs.' S il Hm ley, 2d best dried fruit, 2* | BriggmnlbV &' tfeniieker, largest and j . be#t assortment of cigars, diploma Bits'; R H Zimniermab, bast water : nlbl?lijirWt-.T? ?,' \ ! T -> - " 2tl " brandy: ^ \ peaches,-t [jvw^y /V V;\v<l" fit- Pre serves, 1. >??"M) Albbrgo'ttl, assorted confection erie's, highly commcnderable. 42 V W G Hane, 3d best jelly,1. .Miss F Cunuon, best pickles, 3 F Cannon, 2d " " . 2. " A Ilulmnn, " " apple jelly 3. Mrs. O M Pooser, 3d best catsup, 1 ,4'J B Glover, best blackberry wine, 2. Mrs. W W'Culler, "2<Vl)est brandy pcnc?ies, 2. Mrs. E J Frederick, 2d best home ?;" .made candy, 1;. ? Mrs..D Rowe, best peach cordal, 1. " D ftowe, "marmalade, highly com menderuble. Mrs. Rosa Oliveros, best braudy : peachs, 3. Mrs. S D Browning, 2d best grape preserves, 2. Mrs. E E Snidei, best peoch.3. " JD Stromnn, " vinegar, 1. " H Beckwitb, 2d best blackberry Wine, 2. Mrs. II Beckwitb, 3d best cordal, 1. *' H Beckwith, best whotleberry shrub, 2. Mrs; L R Beckwitb, raspberry corda', highly commendcrablc. Mrs. P Louis, 3d best pickles, 1. DEPARTMENT O. Garden and 0> chard. Mrs. O M l'oescr, beans and beets, $1. J G Keitt, " ' " 1. M rs. A C Andrews, basket figs, 1. " Albert Aflfe, waagoes, 1. " -J C Moss, sample grajie seedling 1. Miss Jane Sifley, plabeipeaclws, 1. Mrs. A C And re ws,'basket paper 1. " pNM P?,,oser,,siwnple paper, 1. JI.Robinsop,* Jr. quinces, 1. Eddie Seoviile, protnegranates, 1. Miss" Ij V Hobiiioon, peacaiis, liighly commcnderable. Mrs. K Bozard, Apples, 1% DO'Cain, watertneious, 1. P. B, Levingston, criton melons, 1. Mrs. O M Pooser, musk beaux, highly ?commetaderable. "AC Andres, turnips, 1. J B Srrroak, raddis, highly commender .. Wf* . Ui .iL' i . J 6 Keitt, egg plants, 1. Mrs. D Rowe, egg plants, highly com -! J ttrjen^ralAfel \ > Kobin:ion, apunge cucumber,. liighly commendcrablc. M J D Dantzler, kershuws. 1. M L< Baldwin, tunyuhs, 1. Mrs.-Jus. ?tokos, sample beans, 1. " ** " *' okra, highly com / / mtnderabld. Mrs. Jus. Stokes, box bops, 1. "-?? R Beckwith, tornat?cs, [ ** Jj 17/Strorpap,: cucumbers, highly , .comraenderabje. , ? . . j" *jlkeller,Tjeet,'l. *' W S Barton, raddisbes, highly ? eonirr.enderable. ' _"? JLj R pMoorer, ^variety vegetables, liighly reconimenderable. " T Kohn, waiter, 1. " A M' Salley, Irish potatoes, 1. ' " Z M'Wolfe, artichokes, 1. " W C Mitchell, winter cabbages, l '* \V N Bcoville, beat box flowers, 3. " 8 Dibble, 2d " ?? " 2. Miss Julia Jen tier, wax plant, 1. " Dora Lartigue, pyram?d flowers, 1 DEPARTMENT II. rhirt'Needti ' Work Ac. Mrs. D B Bookhardt, best patch work quilt, 3. J " Miss A Bach a man, 2d best pi leb work ><". quilt, 2. ? U\ " H E SUick, 3d best patch work auilt,'l. Ii ,K Mrs.jC Conner, log cabin iiuilt I at 3. *' D W Cuttiuo, masonic"-'?d 2. ? '?' Paul Feldor, 1 patch work quilt, highly recnminenderable. " A M Salley, 1 homespun comfort, 1st 2. " Jas. Stokes, 1 V' comfort, 2d 1 " E Vandyke, 1 M made counter- j pain, 1st 2. " J Daunclly, 1 sample home-made scryiugsilk, 1st 2. *' E J*' Ftfcjjcrjcky 1 paar kettet? Stockings, 1. *\ E; T Gramling,- 1- pnii* knitted' socks, l. i Jas. Stokes, 1' gents suit, home in ade, 2. Miss Hen nie Moore, 1 ir "2. Mrs. C Oldendorf!", assortment' of mellinery, 2. " E It M ;orer, child's plain dress, 2*. ? Miss Lucy stokes, bed set, 5. Mrs. E Rickenbnker, rug qarr?tiug5, " E Stroman, specimen woolen *\ jeans, 3. ' 1 ' " Ii F Palmer, undershirt,'2. " " S 13 Wilsoif,'rnatra88, 2. ", .8 a Grumbling, child's dress, 2. " T kobh, rug, 2. " Crttupay, hexagon quilt, 3. Miss Minnie Hartzog, rug home made, 2. " a jNt ZellowRery; lady's dress, 2. ,. " Fannie Sbuler, li^ar|h rug, 1. Fannie Conner, eribxjuilt, 4; " K Robinson, gents suit, hand made, 5. "> L) C Rowe, home spun sewing tbrend, 1. DKPAKTMENT JJ ? ? j i Fancy XccdL: Work; Ac Mrs: J II Heidhian, specimen tbrend work, 2. M Cbas'-GarroU, pin cushion, 2. Miss M J Robinson, crochet quilt, yarn, 2. " M M Briggmann, sofa cushion, 2. Mrs F a Daweon, crochet tidies, 2. 11 S Dibble, worsted crochet tidy, 2. Miss M W Poaser, embroidered band kerchief, 2. 11 Julia Quatdebaum, bilk embroi dery, 2. Mrs M R Riley, infant's dress, 2. "JA Hughes, infant's tntting dress, 2. " J S Rowe, infant's embroidery dress, 2. Miss Agnes Hennon, braided pillow shaws, 2. Mrs J D A Brown, infant's embroi dered cloak, 2. Miss Sallie Stokes, specimen tntting, 2 " S F Beckwitb, crotchet worsted shawl, 2. " Ii Lafar, specimen ta*tiiig, 2?1, 1. " OH Brigginuan, croclict tidy, 1st, 2. Mrs M ai brecht, worsted mats., 2. " T It. Barton, child's embioidcied bonnet, 2. Miss Minnie Hartzog, child's embroi dered suit, 1st, ?. '* V Kirklnr.d, bras lyre, 2. Mrs P PJennings,case hair work, 2. Miss K GMilftiwLshell work, 2. ' " R a Id rich, becd work, 2. Mrs F P. Langloy, feather work, 2. " A S Hydfick, worsted lamp neats, 2. Miss Lizzie Elliott, rosin work, highly recommended, "? LA Bair, fringe, highly recom mended, Mrs SJ Felder, fiwicy kmuing,?5g..ly recommended. u W A Glover, croclret hat, 2. " J ii Glover, frame per for ted work, recommended. y 'J - *<-*' -Rosa Oliveros, brtttd?a pillow si mm, 1. " T Kohn, -embroidered canvass, highly recommended.' " D Rowe. largest collection ir. this department, 3 and diph.mn. Mies Agnes Hennan, 2d largest col lection in this department, L. . j.i.1 r . ?? . - ?. DEPARTMENT K. ' Manyfactwrt No. I? J E Adger A Go, formers plow, diploma. . -r. do do wt^ry^'Mrrbw^do. Watt & Call, M and N thuse plow, do Willcoek ?fe Wolfe, 1-8 stove, do. M L Baldwin, grain, harrow and cot: ion rake, 2. F T Smouto, Dickspn. atccl/Bwccp,- 2. P G Cannon, what not, % A very & Co, 7 tooth expanding cul tivator, diploma. 4< " walking cultivator, do. " " shovel plows, do. Lawrence Way, model butter churn, 1 R F Way, rake, 1. W a Mackay, model farm fence and cottou stalk cutter, diploma. E Meutzel, best sample blacksmith ?"work; 3. J G Mc'Kcwn, ngt, Wheeler & Wil son sewing machine co diploma. P F Spigner, agt, G horse power en gine, $25 and diploma W S Barton, universal seed planter, 5 and diploma A very & Sons, cost iron pony plow, diploma H H Thompson, needle gin, do Eureka Man Co, Eureka mowing ma chine, do H Rigga, light buggy, do " 1 horse wagon, 3 J E Adger & Co; largest collection' in this department, diploma Brinloy & Meres, Eiinley 2 horse col ter plow, do department k Manufacture No. 2. E E Bull,.eedur bucket,.81 W F Phillips, piebe sole leather,. 5? Jno L Mooier, dressed sheep skin, 3' W \V Culler, " deer skin, 3 Jho O'G-rcn, saddle, diploma* E E Bull, speeimen? rosin, 1 J H Livingston, county made brick, diptoma* P G Cannon, gun stock, 3 Atlantic JMro-phnte Com, diploma H Riggs, buckeye, bee hive, do Mrs Adam'Feld er, carded wool, high ly recommended1 Jno O'Gren, fireman's hat, do M Lt Baldwin, plant protector, do J J Houck, rolling pin, do D Buckingham, 2 traps, h nt, do L A Griftith, deer skin and horns, do P F Grnmhling, oak basket, do department m I'buliry, Ac J G Bowman, pair ducks, 1st, 82 J E Bozard, puir turkeys, 2d, 1 M L Baldwin, luve bees, 1st, 2 W E McMichacl, trio game cocks, 2 ?i .1 ? fow]s, 2 S DDnntzler, trio barnyard chickens, 2 Chas Albrceht, trio Bramah do 2 Jos D Robinson, 3 coops do 2 Elijah Robinson, 1 doz turkeys, 2 J 11 Felder, geese, 2 E E Robi ison, turkeys, commendable L R Beckwith, game cocks, do " coop pigcont, 1 JC Gates, 3 banyan! iowles, highly commendable W W Culler, game cuek, 1 Dr A M Snider Hong Kong geese, 2 Edward Williams, pair English ducks, highly commendable Archie Dukes, 4 ducks, do Charles H Green, pair of puppies, highly cotnmcnderablc. DEPARTMENT N. Vint Art* Kic. Miss ED Rickcr, recessed frame, 1. 44 J/atha stokes, shuck hat and mats 2. 44 J/uggie Ducks, Specimen penman ship (gold pen) 150. ? " Abb:e Calson, crayon drawing, 2 " J C Hay good, swinging basket, 2. 44 E Brggart, fire seren, 1. i' rs. Fi De j/ttrs, pine bur work, 1. M L Baldwin, willow basket, 2. J A Hamilton, 2 frames wai ter color painting, 1. J A Hamilton, pencil drawing, 1. R . J Dukes, specimen penmanship, * (gold pen), 2. A M Snider, india ink drawing, 1< Briggmaun & Ueutteker, segurs, L'c ploma. L S Wolfe, set teeth, 2. J Wightmah, fruit piece in oil, 1. W A (Vattaiit, oil fainting, tleplomh. F,A fchifley, photogrnpes, deploma. A II I.cwiu, care of hair work, de plon.n. Philip Kohn, masonic painting, De ploma. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENTS. j jl/igs Eleetra Izlcr, perforated work, 2. *4 Pauline Myers, crochet tidy, 2. " Mattie E Knox, specimen pencil drawing, 1 ? ^F^lct Bull, oYochet Work, 2. " Carrie E Mt>ss, 2 log cabin quilts, 1 " Emma Salley, specimen bread, 1. 11 " 14 tomato pickles, 1. A Dora Lartiguc, fancy flowers, 1. H Lena Salley,-j*~'ll>\ 1 41 S Stoekley, fancy bow, I, " M " jurgest collection in this de parttnent. 2. 11 Susie Guinwatxl, patch work quilt, 1. 44 Carrie Gunyuvd, child's dress, 1. ?MasterTheo Jo fluni*, basket, 1 W G-Jones, patch work quilt, 1. PLOWING. By White?A M Salley, best 2 horse plowing. 3. By Colored?Wiley Holman, best 2 1 horde plowing, 3. Henry Smith, best 1 horse plowing, 2. horsemanship. Best riding by C W Culler, 5. Bcstruuiug by A M Salley, 5. middlepen grange. Largest collection of articles, 820. tournament premiums. No. 1, prcmuim and 85. HASE hall premium. Orange B B club, special or merchant's department C W Culler, best bacon. 44 44 riding. J P Eays, best county raise.' hog. Dr W F Barton, best bale cotton D W Suoll, sample cotton stalks T E Dukes, corn grown in county S D Dantzler, trio barnyard fowls T C Andrews, pair pigs. M J Snider, 2 year old colt Mrs J D Stroman, homemade soap 44 E E Snider, preserves 44 D B Bookhart, patch work quilt 44 James Stoke*, gcnU, shirt ?.j .! . I 1 ? ? " Kirk Robinson, hand made gont j sviit " F II W Briggmann, bresxi " A W Tbarin, fruit cake " L R Norris,.iced cake " E Stromaa, specimen, jcnna " <iihas Carooll,. pin cushioai " J S Bowman-, butler " S H llarlcy, best and largest col lection dried fruit Miss A llol man, borne made jelly " 8F Beck with, worsted crochet work ? ; ? V " Fannie Cannon, pick lea" "* * " .Julia Quattlebaum, embroidery " F.TSmith, braiding " Sal lie Stokes tatting " Kmnia Meroney, wax work " S Siaekley, crochet work " heat and largest col lection in children's department. Mr. J. Felder Meyers requests us to say that he did uot write the de sccription of the Fair, published in our last issue. C. D. KOR'UOHN? Has presented a lamp to our office. This helps the editor, the printers, and all bands. Bully for Kortjohn. he does net hide his light under a bushel. POST OFFICE^ We see that the 4Post Master has moved .his office from Court House square, to the store next to Mr. J W Moselcy's. Our office here ha? been long a peripapctic one, let us hope it will rest on this move, the situation now, is n good and convenient one, ami we trust it will make a stay there of some considerable length. We learn that Miss A. M. Whaley the daughter, of our esteemed towns man Maj. T. B. Whaley departed this life on Tuesday last after a lingering and distressing sickness. Our eympa-1 tides go out toward the Major in this heavy affection,. that deprives him of an accomplished and loving daughter, yet 'tis the tribute we must all p y to the last great enemy Death. MA YOH'S COUR1? Some of citizens may uot know it, but bis Honor the Mayor, holds court every morning at 9 o'clock, to ? dis pose of the different offenders against the law. The scene is generally an an:udug one. For instance, the morn ing after the circus, his Honor sat back in bis big arm chair. Consta blcs bring in.a dozen prisoners, every one oarel'ooted, with shoes iu their hands the first one is a white man. a "Corn Doctor." He comes up to the desk with ten hmg white toes crawl ing over the floor, and trying to g3t rid of the feet, but the feet kept pull ing them buck every now anil then. His Honor asks, "what is the charge against this man?" The long white toes immediately begin to crawl again but the Doctor gathered them up, and said, "he was not dr ok," then the toes bn ke agaiu, but again the Doctor caught them, and the police man got off, "drunk and disorder ly/' you*.. Honoii then tho toes reared, but they could not get loose, so his Honor told them they could either work on the streets thirty days or leave town-within ten hours, then the Doctor had no further control, these confounded toes just1 turned and crawled straightout of the i office, nud the Doctor followed them toward the Railroad. On porting we suggested to cut their naila ofT, but he only made some incoherent remarks about "fouls," we suppose he alluded to those toes. The rest of the crowd came up iu order, and took their sen tences like men. Some went to work on the streets and others paid fines; but there was not much fun in the rest, either to themselves or to an outsider. Why suffer with a bad cold if one Wile of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure a cough of the worst kind. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is sold for 25 cents per bottle, or five bottles lot $1.00, in every respectable drug store iu the United States. JOHNOGREN suocEBsoa or ROBERT JENNY. Importer and Manufacturer OF HARNESS A BADDLE8. lins the pleasure to inform the Public that he Iim Received aheary Block from the North of every description what belong* to n tint clan SaddJsry BsUblbthmopt, Air?) wirih to draw particular attention to his Stock of LA Dil? RIDING SADDLES and hht assortment of (SHOES. Prices lower then over, (iood Saddles at SWO. ? tio?d Shoes at $1.76 FOR 8A.LE A Valuable Farm within the corporate limits of tliL- Town, containing thirly-.wven acres of best wooded-and planting lands, .one-hull" under cultivation,, nit necessary buildings and all new, built only uightueu nao^lis ago. For?truiu ?See, apply to T. D. WOLFE, oct 30 , f lmi Seed Rye, Wheat,. AN.*) ! . .RustvTro?^Oats. Slock port Iiime ., X-^iverpool Stilt ,Stew Crop Went OrletiuH Sugnr, H5fio'tsBB?i Java ?offtea aijjo ? ,; a fall awottuieivt of 8IIOKH, H.lTf, CROCKERY Ao. My good* an. ofleved at i \ luwont rates for CASH. TOBACCO A ()l?FA!l A ITS'V. * Agi nt for the ATLANTIC^ SIIit'lLLE, RICHMOND, and TEXAS HQME FIRE Inviirancv Co.'*. Representing $2,000,006 Capital. JOHN A: HAMILTON, Next to Court House on Market f>t. ? ? & ? ' ' V BOUKNXOHTS. SUCCESSORS TO K- G. SHIVER <k COn ANl> DEALERS IN , ? Dry Go jds, Carpets, OjrCloths, MaJ tings, Boots, Shoes, Etc."' Cv>LXJ]V13IA.. S. C. The at ten;,ion of pnl>l t^lu'i m in every part of this StiMe is eu t?o to consider a very im portant fact, nnmelv. that"theoldoslnbiah ed* houxe o.' 1*.. C.". H IV KB & CO. U not closed but rcor;;.-nixed upon the only liasis thut busine** can be carried on successfully, STRICTL Y C ASH, f; And we assure our patron* that we Hhall eoutinue (lie saino honorable course of deal ing with them tln'.iwaR .- ch. di-tingi" bed feature with the home ofH. C. sill VKltA CO. We have now in store die bi-st selected stock of Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paper, E:c, Ever aeon in this city, Selected by one of the firm, who superintend * ;he Oil-"new, and consequently knows the wants eft his com ' ni unity better than buyers redding ehje* ' I, where. The entire stock will be off-red at price* never before' cqiift'edjn Ii", section. The I'rices will star?e and attract you at sight. We in vi ley.)U tosend it ouco for l^amplea of tliese ISTe w AND -. . v , , ^ y H AX li SO ME GOODS And, - rfuhown to yo"r friends and neigh bors, we are Mt* iL w?!l 12 to your advan tage to send c n huge order. V/cpay freight on ?II bill< amounting to [ "0 anil upwards. All ovders rotHt be a., ?oinpanied with CASH, or redend them C. O. D., and guarantee satisfaction. Best 61c. Prints in the city. Long cloths Gl, 10, 12Jo. None equal to them in the State. Will known brands of Alpacas and Mohair*, j;!6t imported. Hosiery Department?Full of well assorted Goods at Popular Prices. GenU'Furnishing Goods complete, as a department. Our Bi jt and Shoe Department is se ~j cond 'to none ^o^bis'''continents - From e cheapest Brogau to the finest Hand Made pooth*. The most -complete'and liest .managed Carpet Department in the. WORLD. Clothe, Cr imeres and Jeans are bought by the case aiVtl bold at a very small ADV A NO B. Brown end Bleached Shirtings are sold at FACTORY PRICES. Flannels and Blankets at prices that will ASTONISH. We slinlB Expect an Order From Yon or a Call When Yon YlHlt Our City. oct 2 1S7"> 3m DR. ft. HUNTER & CO. SPECIAL PRACTICE. Cancer?. Tumors, Chronic Ulcer*, Scrofula, Epilejisy, Female Diseases, Liver Diseases, Venereal Di-jeascs, Skin riisyhncs, and all kind cd nrl'tciions SLCCESSFULLV TBQAttiK Cancer? and Timiont v- ill ho { oated with our Spect tieft, without t!ie \"? of the knife, without lorn of bluod, at\d wi-U hut UttU pain to the piu'ini, ' ** CONSDLTATION FREE. Terms of treatment easy. We h*vo opened a llruttoU Of?ee j\l .MARION C. H, S. C, Office under the Stur nifloo, Marlon, 8, C,t opiuviitc the Court 1 louae, DR, J. MI LK? HUNTER & CO. Dr. if,UNTER will he at the Mc Michaol Huuuo in tl'is pl?c? on the9th hc-tant. sept 35 tf Per Oay at Home. ' Teraia fro*," Address , . G. STINQON & CO., 1 . ? . v p0T{ltnJt Maine. jan 29 187? 3y