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Tr"" Published Ecery iWednesday. S. A. NETTLES, Enrron AD PZOIrIrETOn. M. CLINTON QALLUCHAT, -AvERTIs3G AGENTr. Terms: S sTerm s:n o R -rs.- O ne copy, one year, $1.50; one copy, six months, 7. c nts: one copy, three months, 5;0 cents. A-l subscriptions payable in advance. ADynrisINc lRTES.-One squar-', first :n - sertion. $1 0; each subsequent insertion, 50-cents. Obituaries and Tributes_ of Respect charged for as rdguar.advert:se ments. ,i'beral contracts made for three, six, and twelve months. CotuxicTrioxs must be acco Si anied by the real name and address of th1e writer in order to receive tntiou. No coita:n cation of a persornal chamentr a O Lu lished exeapt as an advertisenent. For f'.rther inforn.on S. A. N ?rT. 'WENESlA\, MARCH 21, 138. Four Name in Print. Mr. R. 1:. iudgins, of Foreston, spent last Thursday in town. Rev. J. S. Porter, of Forestn, w . s town yesterday afternoon. J. D. Alsbrook, Esq., editor Marlboro COroni2e, was in town last week. Miss Rosa McCoy:n, of Dariington, is visiting Miss Virginia Ingeam. Miss .aggie China, of St. Stephens, is visiting Mr. R. S. Conner's fami. Messes. Willie Bogin and Roseudorf, of Sumter, were in town last Thursday. Mr. J. C. -Bagnal, formerly of th's place, now at Wedgefield, spent Sunday in town. Mr. Eddie McClellan, of McCieilansviiie, 'matriculated at the Mainning Acade.l lase week. The many friends of Mi-s Daisy xagnai, will be glad to Lear that she has given vaca tion and is now at home. -Messrs. M. C. Galluchat and Abe Levi went to Foreston last Friday, on legal bii %ess before Trial Justice Bragdon. For other locals see fourth page. - ead Lovn's advertisement. M. Kalisky has just opened a lot of spring hats. Wheat brand, best cow food, for sale by M. Levi. Chew Hygeia Tobacco, at Dinkins A Co.'s Drug Store. The rivers forming the Santee are all lower than reported last week. Get your grist, meal, and lui ber from D. M. Bradham's grist and saw mill. The Quarterly Conference of Oak land circuit will be held at Lewis chapel March 24th and 25th. Manning has for the size of the place an usual number oLrestauj rants, all kept by colored persons. Regular passenger and freight' trains are expeeted to begin run"in" to-day to -Lancaster by the 3 C's rail road. Have you isedthe establishnment of our jeweler, Mr. Gustave Al enn der? Come and see. I have a fin2e stock of anything in the jewelr:: line. Repairing a specialty. In anothes column on this pague will be found a strikingaud instrue tive illustratipn of the conparativec worth of the various kind of ba king~ powvders now in the market. More than a thousand persons were frozen to death in New York arai New Jersey, during last week's freeze; large number of persons in neighbor ing States also lost their lives. Mr. D. M. Bradharm has had Lis grist mill put in first-class repatir, and is running it every day in the weeki. He asks that he be given a trial, and says that he can give satisfactioni. Marion had a heavy fire - early iz.,a. Thnrsday morning, destr'oying~ a coi siderabe portion of the business pvu't of the town. The loss was abu $15,000O. It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary; The residence of Rhv. A. Netilo ~arrowly escaped burniug last Suna .day. A spark from the fire set the carpet on fire, and when disc-overed, a hole had been burned through~ .le floor. By prmompt- efforts the fire was~ extinguished. A big dog last Thursday r'an to the front door of Levi's s.or'e, and juusp ed through a pane of the large plate glass, breaking it, and severely cut ting the dog. 'We suppose the dog was attracted by the immrense stock of spring goods in the store. The contract for carrying the Star Route mail for the western part of this county has been awarded to Mfr. George Herman Huggins, who will beinthe work, July 1sL. The route will then be changed so as to go from Manning to Packsville, then to Pa nola, Summnerto~n, and yordan, back to Manning. New York has had the severest snow storm and spell of cold weather-, in the memory of the oldest inhabi tants. All trains were stopped, busi ness men frozen to death cn the streets, and almost all kinds of busi ness suspended. Even telegraphic news was necessarily suspended for a day or more. We have just received a new piece of music, called "Silver Bell Waltz," by the popular composer, Charley Baker, which we can recommend .to our readers as very good, it not be ing too difficult and at the same time very..showy. It can be played on the piano or organ, and will be sent at -the special price of only 11 2c. stamps. Address J. C. -GROENE & CO., 30 nd 4G .Arcade Cinit, n0. gil. + ]3eatiiul line of standard suitinge, 10c. Cok.rud nainsooks 121'c. Colored nainsooks, linen finish, 1sc. Elegant line debeiges, 25'. good value 35c. Gingha:ns. in great variety, 10 and 15e. Large assortnent seersuckers lades' and gentlemaen's we:r. (' w Uvgein Tba- co, at Dinkins & Co.'s Drug Store. There will be no examination this spring of teachers for public schools. The examuination will be next fall. About 525 executions against de linquent tax pavers have been ftrned over to SheriL Lesesne. He received the last batch of executions last Fri day. Mrs. M. J. Blackwell received a severe though not dangerous hurt, a few days ago, by beig struck in the side by one of the handles of a wheel bairow, whjcL a little boy of hers was usi.ng. is n. D :aa. of the cdeho Cis Epicop:d Chaeh, South, will preach bhe Baccalaureate strmon be fore the Clailin Univei-sity students at the commencement in May. Powell Singleton, colored, who was brought into this p1:1cc last Friday, and adjudged a lunatir, was carried to the asylum last Monday by S eri Lesesne. Singleton was violent in is actions. Miss Fannie Pack, Clarendon's blind musician, gave an entertain ment in the Baptist church in this place, on the evening of the 13th inst., which was well attended by an intclli gent and appreciative audience. Miss Fannie perkrms well on th-e organ, and sings very sweetly. She reads well, using books with raised letters for the blind. The receipts of the evening were $12.10. Late yesterday afternoon the con ing election was all the talk, and some wild talking was done occasion ally. We counsel deliberate thought. Vote for no man simply. because he favors some pet scheme, but select five honest men-men who will have the whole interest of the town at heart, and not simply some section, or some scheme. Let every taxpayer go to the meeting next Tuesday, and assist in nominating a good ticket. The election will be held April nth. For about two months, Henry Cole man and Artemis Kleels, two negroes, have been having considerable trou ble about the possession of a house. A trial justice last week ordered Keels to give possession to Coleman. Keels is fighting against this decision, and yesterday, attempted to kill Coleman with a pitchfork, Coleman saviug him self by some dexterous dodging around a mule he had been riding Coem'an says Keels threatens to kiil him yet. Have -vou heard the news? 3 r. Louis Lo'vhs has one of the finest and best selected stock of .goods ever brought to this marKet. He is se'l ing very iowb and isboind to please. Dress goodis ofevr variety, trim mgs to mfatchI laes, embroideries &c., parasols te lateszt styles. Call :md see his lo of Ne Hclland win dow shades wit patented spring rollers, somethng every house should are. His polite an d courteous clerks are ever ready to show theirI goods, and solicit a call from you. At the recent term of court in Dar iugton, XV. C2. King was convicted of aggravated assault and lbattery uponh one Purvis. King wras the town m shal of Timnmoasville, and had been ordered by Mdr. IRose, one of the war King" s.truck. him wih his clu..Th Juc sentenced King to pay a fine of icni dollarsi' and the cos o ca.e or go to jail for t" o imnths. The the. fne is eousidered s'liciently ce vee The jurv signed a pape'r re comeding King to the mec of The to)wn elyetio-n wll beel :rly in April. There seem's to be a. desire, as the election is for two years to jet. all the taxpayers havc a aai no :rinaing a tiel:et. l'his :sn't a bad idea. Suuno:Yse we have a pbi meting of' the freeh~lder s in thi plce to rnmnate a tjihet. W~hoar the candidat, s ? Election slates will be published at regular adris: Since writing the above we hive been informed that there will be a meeting of the citizens of this towvn, in the court house next Tuesday after noon, at 4 o'clock, for the purpoYse of nominating 'an intendant and four wardens, to be voted for at the en-' suing town election. A colored landlord of this county, Henry Coleman by name, applied to a' trial justice to eject a tennant hIolding over. Afe~h hearing of the ease the trial justice decided the tennum was a trespasser. The landlord at once (list Friday) repaired to the premises, and obtained peaceable posession. Upon going back to th~e premises last MJonday, the landlor'd found that the tennant with his little son had re-entered the house, and upon refusing te leave, the landlord pulled a trace-chain and a pad-lou from his pocket, and locked the tw o trespassers in the house. The hou.:e has no other means of exit, exceptF tis door, and the trespassers are prsnr for true. After locking the door, the landlord -.aounted his bat laam, and loped off, to the music of a bugle blast, vociferously blorn,:i G a briel-ihe, by the prisoner. The la.;t heard of he was still in the house,' withouit bread or water, and blowing his born for help. ~ 1 - urer, lliiAd. to i: the lL'esentmint of the gran jarv at the fall term of court for 187, is suppo to have oceurreid darin my a(.. Lstrat ion. I cnnot i:n how a r pirt so eX eced vi.I u ast to nivs.I and ure in fact, could have gained any 'cre nciiice whatever, when it is kncwu that I citered upon the disc.hargeo of the duties of the uIice December 15, 156. and iu January, 1S87, the dis crepancy was discovered by me in bringing forward the balances of the preceeding fiscal year. The books to sustain the above, are accessible at all times, to all persons, and it will afford ime pleasure to make the ex hibit. P. G. BENBSOW, Schl. Con., C. C. The City of the Sand Hills. FU:rox, March 19.--"White Ponds," the hondsome residence of Miss Clara Brailsford, and almost its entire con tents was destroyed by fire on the 13th inst. Tle ir mates barely had tiiC to escape with thir clotliig as a per'ect iurricone was blowing. The baihiing was insured for about one-third its vdale ; the furniture was aninsured.i "Whiite 1'onds" was sy nonymoius of hospitality, and its burning will be regarded as a al calamity by the manys who have be-en so freiuently and delightfully eutertained by it, kind hoste s. Under they watcbful dircction of Captain A. H. le ail tord. the Fulton public school building is n1e:tring completion. 'Tis quite a neat editiee, suliciently large and conveiently situated for all. Of course when the next school term begins it will be assigned to a regulation "PirfesSor. Tie attent:on of my handsome young friend, the commissioner of roads, is invited to the impassible condition of the foot way crossing of Pine-!og branch. One of the logs has been thrown off its supports, and left floating, round side uperuost, in the water. I'll admit after the recent rains no one should venture to visit Pine-log except by boat or balloon, for by last accounts water was re ported as being eight inches deep, and still rising under the residence of Rev. Jefferson James. Neverthe less some are bold enough to pedes rig. tte Pine-log-ward, and, wonder fuli to b' told, ladies among the num ber. It has been remarked that all nature shudders when a woman throws a stone, and groans audibly when she sharpens(?) a pencil ; but I .hought it remained for the heaven born genius who pens these lines to picture the dark and pestilential hor ror that freezes one's blood when a woman wrestles with a deceptive and evasive foot-log; But my nomeucla ure fails to meet the emergency. A few days ago it was my painful priv lege to be a spctator--nolens ca'lens, -of the efforts of two divine crea ures to cross the Charybdis of hor ror. From the vantage-ground of a saddle, I cheered themi with encour wing words and assuring smaihes. Perhaps my observations were too natured, for the ire of the elder 'divinity" increased, while the cru escent ensign of embarr-assmnent shot thwart the blush rose cheek of the roungrer; so I- rode on, impressed iith the hard heartedness of County Commissioners and-and the gorge >usness of striped hosiery. These few rambling remarks are written at the earnest solicitation of a Jelegation of horny handed, cracked bei peregrinators, and with tle hope that the guardians of the highway will be imprerssd with these truths bold to be "self evident :" "That all men are created equal ; that they are endowed by their Creator with inal ieabe rights ; that amongi these are life, li'berty and the pursuit of happi ies," which cannlot be attained wit.h out improved foot logs, and repaired roads. I fart her connuend to their -areful conasideration Pr-esident Cleve !au's axiom: "That a public oilice is a piiblic trust." Anconav. Diamond Dyes, all colors, at Din kius & Co.'s. 1-9- & *4-- - Law liak. We have onstatly on ha:2. at Tn: T:tr::s LL n for lLnt. 1 *- orA1-:nes T . l Justice J71ry Smr mrons. 'ria --o'ucr .c anins:nd gsp W.Aarcht 1at the ti ou ~ are regatoded to atend stl thse aau:ur Hi, eat. 'lekidaynt migh n2:aext A e fl atepndan ceis nith ee::red to mattnoe b uiess A thatk 3ile uingd fdrh 19,i co88de. Yu areheb ordered toV atd. meetIg ofyou'r 1oman atth FurstenugHal at 8 o'cblock rid, ayr nibgh e SA flln andance is nec essary to ic at ny one busiings tat wis l de sumtedl tor yourd e cobsider. Aicri'a atifu 0 iIia,, n.i a 0 f ine S.d di aind harness horse. LEGG & BELL. ~creston's Town Elction. FoIr)N, MIarch 10.--.ir. Editor Tew, Ula au m pokn, :nt'd willca ris in the bid for ay ohce. He tried to n:anipuiatc things to suit himscif, by calling a meeting at the depot, after tihe night train bad pass ed ; got himself nominated by the twenty citizens present ; thanked them for the honor bestowed upon him ; and so, as be thought, things were moving on smoothly ; even the demijohn (I suppose for this occa sion) had come up ; but on Monday afternoon, the dark horse was quietly brought out, him that none of our citi zeus could cope with, our good old friend, D. E. McCormick, and a full complement of able lieutenants. Of fice Holder then found that he could count on the ends of his lingers all the votes he could get. After the polls were opened Tuesday morning, nothwithstanding the fact that he is a warden of the town and was pres ent when the election was ordered, he discovered that it was the wrong day for the election, and had his dep utv to notify the managers of the election that their act was illegal. o it cuded. 3. A. 1' CLd c .. (Ohio) Press, of February 2"? :' l 3, pub lished a aceo f a fatal surTgli(i..0v: eh caused a great comca:on med ical men m Qogout the whole country, Dr. TEyer, the most emnenLt. su in Cleveland, pronounci it entdalous. It appears t.a a rs .ng had been su.e: rng foi many years from some a:: e of the stom ach, which h'.d resisted the treatment of all t'e phy-icians in attendance. The disease commenced with a slight de rangement of the digestion, with a poor appetite, followed by a peculiar indescribable dis tress in the stomach, a feeling that has been descriied as a fint "all gon." sensation, a sticky slime collecting about the teeth, c:us?:; a disagree able taste. T.is sensation was not removed by food, but, on the contrary, iZ was increased. After a while the hands and feet became cold and sticky a cold perspirdinon. 4* The was a con~sta~.t tire and lan 'id feeling. T2hen followed a eadful necrvouness, 'with gloomy for'oir .Finally the patier ' a ansc tore tain any food whatever, and there wascee tet innthe abdomen. -All. prescribed rem edies faiing to give relief, a consultation was held, when it was decided that the patient had a cancer in the stomach, andin ord;r~tosevetl.hepatient's life an op'erao wasjustifi able. Accordingly, on the 22d of Febrtary, las the opera tion was performed by- Dr. Vance in the precsence of Dr. Tuchermoi P . Perrier, Dr. Arms, ID: - 2:on Dr. Capner, and IDr. L .a diw& or tac Polcee Board. The o~:erstion cons'at ed in hylog 'o-u thec cavity of the abomein and expeng~ the stonra .d Lowels. W -::e this had been done~ an ex-un-.~ aion of te o:2:ma1s was madue, but to the~ ):or:.r c:nJ diaay of the do)ctors there wa<s not cancer to be foun~Jd. The pa tent dAid :t have a cancr When too hte tie raedica'lmen a~ ter . . :. ; bute drese o e wond t:t th had madeL bu ,h bog.woran sak fron .rani and did rn a 1ew :cr .>a~w sara a must b fo ".. hoved c tids poor wo:nacn to leie tha't his wfe dhi from' te eets of a surgical opr ' o at,- ought nver to intve Le'en prtrmed. If this woe ha1 tahen the proper ren ey fr Dy-pepsia :nd Yervous Prs" ou fo this was hat the isae el'y wag, she would~ have been2 liv inz to-day. Sans W"AC oF RO'OTs, or S~ne.';s CrinvnT Snur, a reme ly made ex pressly for Dysp .-. ua or Indi gestion, has restrai many such cases to perfec t h after all other kid of trecatment have failed. The evidence of its eflcacy in curing~ this class of cases is too v-onmnous to be published here ; let those who read the published evidence in favor of this dyspeptic remedy d not question ias convymemg nature, anid the st~ie hs an OMAi.AT I E WRTH o BAr . iN P 1 r YDERSI, E m C teteW r ma.. - - --~.>.r GRANT S (yum Pow::o:>. -E '..777,Si' RtJ2FORD'S, w.hea freeh. am~ HA.LNFORD'S, when fresh... : J REDHEAD'S................ CHAR3[ (Alum rowdcr)*... . A IAZON (alum Powder)*. -amSh CLEVELAND'S(shortwtato:., L% -WW - PIONEER (SanF:ancisco)... ' CZA R......................... 'DR. pRICS.............. SNOW FLAE (GrofiT's)... IEWIS'...................... r MRL (Andrews Co.)..... EECKER'S .................. M : GPLLET'.................... ANDREWS&CO."Rega1" .' _orce, (cowas 3 a-lb . . . BULK (Powder eold loose).... ' EUQE BD'S,wenntfrcshW REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHASTS - As to PurityandWholesomeness oftheRoyalBak1ngPowder. "I nave tested a package of Roval Baking Powder, which I purchased in the o narket, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It isa cream of tarrar powder of a high degree of merit, and doca not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurius substances. E. G. Lova, Ph.D." It is a scientific fact thrt the Royal Baing Powder is absolutely pure. "F.? A. rr Ph.D.' "I have examined a packago of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself fa the market. I fiud it eutirely re from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious sub stance. E nr Mon-ro, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology." "I have analyzed a packafte cf Royal Baking Powder. The materials of which~ It is eomposed are pure and wv wlesRoe. S. Dm aE.Tzg, State Assayer, Mass.' ~ The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna World's Exposition, 1873; at the Centennial, Philtdelphia, 1876; at the American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throuwhout the country. No other article of human food has ever received such high, emphatic, and uni versal endorsement from eminent chemists, phyicians scientists, anal Boards of Health all over the world. Norr-The above Daoniutas lustrates the comparative worth of various Baking Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler. A pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by Prof. Schcdlcr only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs z few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besi'es, afords the advan tage of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any fair-minded person of these facts. * While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to b. taken as indicat ingthat they have any value. All a'lm powderrs no matter how nigh their Strengthb are to be avoided as dangerous. CITIZENS OF CL.ARENOi! STAND BY YOUR COUNTY SEAT! LOUIS LOYNS TO THE FRONT! Having selected my stock with utmost care, I can safely say that it is the most complete line ever offered by mne sinc6 1871, consisting of ALL WOOL ALBATROSS, Striped and Plain, GINGHAMS, Plain and Crinkled SEERSUCKERS, DIAGONAL SATINE and CASH -1ERE, - ROMAN DRAPERY, SCRlIM NET, WAR~WICK PL AIDS, NUN'S VEILING. WHITE G0O98 and TRIMINGS A SPECIALTY. Ladies' and Misses' Corsets, Lisle Thread Hose, Chair Oil Window ShadesallCooatPie whc ar jsure to please. F ORT and LAST. .NNGi S Latest novelties ml ,,. ~ E Meis Bys'and C-1 USTl ES, and P E R dren'sStraw Hiats. QFECT FIT. My stock of GROCERIES is always FRESII and at LOWEST PRI'CES. ICIoCKERIY-WARE, TIN.WARE, IIARD..WARE, and FARM IN IPLEMENTS. I do not anote price's as they mislead, but I like opposition and SI drfv c'oifetition1 Don't aind showing goods. Come and con hvim.tj vmu-.elf. Samptles given vntai pleSure). Th:Lnking the puhle for their past lberal patronage. andsolicit I nga conunuancue of same, I am, Very Respectfully, LOUIS LOYNS. PAVI ONHOTEL. CILRLEEoNTE.'S - Clm aolrwitJout ratent Index. mu~hed with a" 31o-ern II1provynens A'i3 Ots Pas.n.;' LE..ator,El-N tie EBils and Light', Hnit- /7 R.1ES $Yonr A. -teto I, inrymlto tho fact tha'.in pur ;me-ae r Tieqape *** ""**aikIO~ * iwo''**OS* r~ A Dictionary eoLL inNnBROT more oraen'd 'Drl 00 mr A Gazetteer of the World V holesal ccntaini overes5,00c itles~withtheitpronufnci - ation and :' vast amount of other information, Grocers (recet ddd 157aie 1(9, nsthty - j *A Biographical Dictionary 107 CEO109, gving ponunciationl of names and brieffat cocrignearly 10,000 Noted Persons; also CI~iLESTN, S C- arious tables giving valuable information. - - All in Oe Book. JS:SEPH F, RHAME, AlTOI~N Y ATLAW webster's Unabridged Diotionsry is reeommnd 4.TO EETAT AWedby the state sunerintendenth of schools lnsS States, and by leading College Presidents of the MLANNING, S. C. Unitedi states sad Cnnaa. It is Standard Au ________ thority with the United States supreme court, and in the Government Printing Office. It has . - - . % been selected in every case where State Purchases - t. * tjig have been made for Schools, and is the Diction i ~ ot'C'.tli.t Ino g~ n fo th ~runon which nearly all the achool books are [ au ventie. tt I a kget orthe e .diDeprtment i ( hta "" Get the Latest and Best dies'ofvalmbl ad ~ A.0- . ilnd It is an invaluable companion in every School, ins parts of tih taof ci YrTma, no on~ and at every Fireside. specimen ''a and tm aket in quarntities to sr - purchness. Itestimonials sent prepaid on app reation. yii informationlteditX continig these~ Published by G.& CMRR aMC.,USA ias can he coltini y npplying~ to the ur.-SrigilMs .S.. drsignd. JOE IF. RHAME, ManigS C. rn T n AXLE F RAE 1R EASE F. Na W ilson, ET IN THE WOELD. [NS URAN CE AGENT gg '|I!~ M AmNNIG. C. e sALE DY DE&TEB GERiALY.... CHI L tI FOR SALE! To The People of Clarendon: I am the Agent for the Cel ebrated fEVOLVING HEAD PRATT GIN, LIDDEL & Co ' Engines and Boilers. -:o: I am sole agent in this county for the BOSS COTTON PRESS. - :0: Corn Mills, Pulleys, Shaft ing, etc. :o: 2j. All this machinery is direct from the factory and will be sold at the Factory's Lowest Cash Prices. It will be to the advantage of purchasers to call on me before buying. W. SCOTT HARVIN, Manning, S. C. ROSE E. CLEVELAND, SISTER OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. "Social Mirror; or, Moral and So. cial Culture," Is the title of the grand new book intro duced oy Miss Cleveland. Just out, an un paraelled success, profusely. illustrated. with elegant lithograph plate of Miss Cleveland. The work is a complete treatise on Moral and Social Culture, 't'rue Manhood and Womanhood, The mothers influence, Be patient with theboys, Keep your daughters near you, Home beas tifrl, Family government, The art of con versation, The awkward and shy, A moth er's cares, Etiquett in all its branches, etc., etc. Its mechanical execution is unsur passed, making it the bandsomestsubscrip tion book ever published. The illustrations are the finest and made by special artists. AGENTS WANiTED everywhere. The success of working agents - is something remarkabTl. None but live, energetic men and women wanted on this work We guarantee xCWsEvE TEsanozy, Agents at work are making from $3.00 to $10.00 per day. Write at once for illustrated circulars and terms, and name your choice of territory; or to secure it IssriTLr send $1.00 for com plete agent's outfit, which will be forward ed by return mail, postpaid. Liberalteme guaranteed. Address J. L HERBERT PUBLISHING CO., 917 & 919 Olive St., ST Lems, Mo. ESTATE OF R. M. MONT GOMERY. All persons having claims against the Es tate of R. M Montgomery, deceased, will present them duly atteited, and all persons owing said Estate will make payment to L. A. MONTGOMERY, Executrix. Registration Notice ! T WILL BE IN THE COUJRT HOUSE, ..L(Clork of Court's office), the first Mon day in every month, to allow persons comn ing of age since the last election to Register and to attend to other official business. S. P. HOLLADAY, Supervisor of Registration, C. OI. P. 0. address, Panola, S. C. Win. Burmnester & Co. HAY AN~D GRAIN, Rled Rust Proof Oats, a Spe cialty. Opposite Kerr's Wharf, CHARLESTON S. C. Choice Drugs CH EMIOC.&.ZaS DRUGGISTS and COUNTRY merchanft supplied with the nrsr OODs, at the Lowia, Pnica~s. Dr H BAER, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 131 & 13$ M eeting street, Cifarlesto , S. C. Mc~ahan, Brown & Evans, Jobbers of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing. NSos. 224, 226 and 228 Meeting St. Charleston s.C. A. McCobbb Jr., General Commission Merchant, AND DEALEE IN~ Leme, Cement, Plaster Paris, Hair, Firs Bricks, anid Fire Clay, Land Plaster and Eastern Hay. pD-Agent for WHITE'S ENGLISH PORTLAND CEM1E NT.. 198 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. Jons F. Wxasza, L. HI. Quzooto, JOHN F. WERNER & Co. W~o~sr.KL GEoCBHs, PROVISION DE ALERS 161 and 166 East Bay, and 29 and 3St Ven due Range, CHARLESTON, S. C. FOR SALE (HAP One set CLARK'S COMMENTARIES, six Ivolumres, bound in calf. Two sets BASCOMB'S SERMONS, four volumes. These books, all of them new, will be sold at very low figures. Apply to ~S. A. NETTLES, Manning, S.CO.