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\,~v aPO'-EON CONDUCTED HIMI SEL= DURING EXILE. Tnr rowere w :1\ i:a ye the targ.r w a him fblou 'Z' 't' l il " :'.: - "h'' 1 ':r l'ii. C ti t>:f ;;2 a-'r a! th' i' nto a fer a I. lc::y f r th:eir n~ew emperor. a:_ht- l et the 4th the court n c ci a: t nee:a of his .",., r11i'. the emper- rgan. to de y al:l his powers, niang the high w y; , fertifying the strategic points and creating about i: e nucleus of 40) guards which were sen: freni Font itebileau an efieient little arm of 1,000 m(enI. His x s were re;.:ulated to the nainutest and abroad. The sa.t works5 anid ir -lines, wvhich werC thebulwarksoL Ehban prosperity, began at once to increase their output, and taxation was regulated with scrupulous nicety. By that supereminent virtue of the French burgher, good management, the island was made almost independ ent cf the rennt;i of the Tuileries treasore (Jbout 2,000.000 franes) which Nnolcon had brought from France. The sa:..owers tiwhich had swayed a world rat" ii with equal success in a sphere ot- microscopic by (omlparison. L fore long the Princess Borghese, soon f:cr her marriage from s- h usba::d and banished since -- ':iPris for im:pertinenteonduct c :pre~s, came, according toprom i:", tob her brother's companion, and Madame Mere, though distant in prosperity , came likewise to soothe her son in -dversity. The intercepted letters of the former prove her to have been at least as Icose in her life at Elba as ever before, but they do not afford a sufi cin bais F:r the scandals conecrning her relCo:s \ith aoOlDeon wic1h were : m'o them' and industriously cireulatced at: the court of Louis XVIIL The sameful charge has no adequate foundation cf any sort. N a:leon's economies were rendered not neel expedient, but imperative by the fact that none of the money frem Irance was forthcoming which had been premised in his treaty with the rpowers. After a short stay Koller rantilly stated that, in his opinion, it wobul d ne er to paid and departed. The island swarmed with Bourbon spies, and the oNy conversation in which Na poleon could indulge himself unguard edly was with Sir Neil Campbell, the English representative, or with the ti tied English gentlemen who gratified teixr curiosity by visiting him. During the su:mmer heats, when the court was encmpLd on the heights at Marciana for refreshment, there appeared a mys tericus lady with her child. Both were well received and kindly treated, but they withdrew themselves entirely from the public gaze. Common rumor said it was the empress, but this was not true. It was the Countess Walewska, with the sqn she had borne to her host, whom su; stil1 adcred. They remained but a few days and departed as mysteriously as they had come. Base females thronged the precincts cei the imperial residence, openly strug -igfor Napoleon's favor as they had so fr ne-,er daredl to do. Success too frequently attended their efforts. But the oak-woman who should have been a: is side vias absent. It is certain that "he'mde an honest effort to come, and apartmaents were prepared for her recep tion in the little palace at Porto Ferra jo. Her father, however, thwarted her at every turn, and finally she was a vir tual prisoner at Sichonbrunn. So manifest was the restraint that her grandmother, Caroline, queen of the two Sicilies, cried out in indignation, "If I were in the plaeoof Maria Louisa, I would tie the sheets of my bed to the window frame and flee." Committed to the charge of the elegant and subtle Neipperg, a favorite chamberlain, whom she had fit seen at Dresden, he plied her with such insidious wiles that at iast hier slender nmoral fiber \vas entirely broken down and she fell a victim to his charms. As late as August Napoleon received imp::ssioned letters from her. Then she grcw formal and cold. A t last, under .ietternich's urgency, she ceased to write at all. Hier French attendant, 3?.eneral, ri:'agtd to convey the whole adstory to her husband, but the em ->rrwas ineedulous and hoped against -ae 1:til D.:ecs.':r. Then only he ele fr:nhis incesat and urgent a:.-"Lifxe of Nloi~eo':; the Ex ife : iaist~ tarn, " by Professor W. Ad -: -o -~ te ci-. ofhe growth of streat ei - to ' re.e .tons, there I i. 'ouco' o it at al ls we iden tify ''e life of great cities with the pass~ionl for idiceess and pleasure and self ind'ulgcee which sometimes, but by no means universally, accompanies tin ir growth. Whien you get a large pro letariat living, as that of ancient Rome and possibly of Nineeh and Babyion '.1id, on the alms of the rich and power ful, then, no doubt, you have the con ditiens of a thoroughly unnatural and unhealthy life, an~d no one can wonder at the rapid decay of such cities and 0f the nations which gloried in them. But where the honest working class far out numbers the proletariat, where the mid die classes of distributers and mianufac turers and proessi:onal men are labori ou and energetic, and even the class that h:vCs on its accumulated wealth conaians a considerable sprinkling of sr'ous and disinterested wvorkers, we do not believe that there is the smallest ev a.ce of any greater danger in the lieof the city than in the life of the~ agricultural village or the pastoral trbe IndeedL we should rnegard Olive ciner-s picture of the life of the moderin Boers as indicating a condition of things more prolific of morbid ele me-nts, with it almost complete ab 'ce of a"ny stirring er active intelli 7::e, h~manykind of modern life ti~s islentlylaborious at all. The Ear lfe i :u bsleey, too destitute of ste-a thughtor ciort, to be alto geri~ natrah needs at least the old ek::nt f G:::or and necessary vigi he t ami iteven braciug. -Lon We ~nt One Bectter. A trades-a in " Sun ind had a a his mploy The lad's mother w v.;ow in bP d cicum"ta'nces e on * *... - la was~ poorly- clad. The - n indl proeredto get the sait of cohesad he boy a a t repa him at sspence per oto swage.. - Mnclay after this arrange mkt : - en made the lad did not c -:at wer as usual, and on his em pla: rse:tii~tto inquire the reason his moter aid "H looked so respectable sh as trying to get him a better job" DIAMOtND RACKET1 STORED The great wun price stablishment, and that the lowest possible living price. Cotton is 10: our prices r still loer: u more than make uv the defishunsy in bying our goods. Dry Guds, Noshuns, Gnts' Furnishing Guds. Shuse, Hats, Kaps, Hardware, Tinware, etc. at ruinus prices. It is sed of a great military leader that hE kame, he saw, he konkered, and so we want t to kum, see, and if satisfied, bi. Geiits' Furnishiig__(uds. Gents' China silk ties, Sc. Gents' ne li1e -4 uk orth 54", or pri Gents' China silk ties, better grade, lOc. . tent; ne ii- ec 'ii v~orth1 7-- , r Aori Gents band bows, nice quality, 1".c Gents' black satin bows, G. ( l 'af i ts. t- w"rthi ,"; pric Gents' fancy scarfs, 10c no. Gents' fancy four-in-hand, 10e up. Gent- nn1 ilnolr i -sr 2- t: -lfl Boys' Windsor ties, 3e up. Gent .Ult hi,- shirt. 43 t Gents' colored bosom dress shirts, 49c. Gents' iii vests. 1)'_- : . Gents' colored bosomi dress shirts, (;9c Koil us and kii K li-rs, 7e ori SHQ8e. Gents' hand-made Russia calf, $2.79. Ladies' hnld- de ki. buttons, u2.49. Gents' patent leather kangaroo tops, $2.9S, Ladlies' genuine hand-made shoes, $1.57. Gorth $ Ladies vici kid shoes,. $1.75. Gents' Goodyear welts. Coin toe, tan, $2.79. Ladies' genuine dongola ttons, $1.25. ,ent' Goodyear wets, Coin toe, black, Ladies' dress shies, wit solit. 9 5. Ladies' pebble grain shoes, 9Sc. Gents' colo ba, ail solid, Coin te, black, Ladies' glove grain shoes, 95 . Gent' hLadies' work sadaes, R2. Gents ox bud Coin toe, $1.75. o. .s' shoes, 75c up. Gents' ox bluds, poined toe, $1.57. Misses' shoes. 49e up. Men's dress shoes, black, 98e Babies' shoes, 20c up. .len's Milwaukee oil crained. hand-sewed, FREE.-With -very pa r of shoes v price elsewhere $1.75, our price $1.29). give you n pair of heel phate,. TABLE COVERS AND RUGS. Chenille table covers, 35, elsewhere 50c. JLute rugs, xtra large, 9S , tsewhere $1.25 Chenille table covers, 69c. elsewhere $1. Large mioquette rugs. $1.25. elsewvhrc 41.7Z Chenille table covers, $.15,eisewhvrre $1.50 L-irge Smyrna rg, $2. elsewstre $3. Smyrna mats, 3Sc, elsewhere 75c. Remnants of carpet, so cheap yo-u woult Jute rugs, 29c, elsewhere 50c. -swear that we stole theni. Rats, K vpsi Etc. Ge-nts' black for Alpine hat, SSc. Gent,' w~ile brine for hat, brown. '9$, Gents' black for Alpine hat. 69c. Gent' wide brim fur h:at, blat-k. tiSc. Gents' brown fur Alpine hat. SL. Bos' gulf capn, gt and sc. Ge-nts' gray far Alpine hat. !)S Lds' pebh caps. lS8. Gents' black fur Alpine hat, ;1.25. \1e s velvet golf caps, 20e. Geijt~s' wide brine wool hat, black, 40c. Men's golf, all raoo caps, iSe. Gents' wide brim fur hat, gray, 9. Lies airoad caps, 75c. Trunks, Valises and Sa3tishels Almost Given Away. pric43e;4C;= elswhe . u ti1;. gi . v rne thousand dollars will be pai by Charles Broadway buss to any cue proving thin they are not as reprseed. Cr ban made, long Havana filler and Sumatra wrpper. Sen te'bonfr, lpne St.8c MonGents'wide15,rio Srat, brown. 20e SamePlaeSmeBric s'ol S ap , Barans as5e. First sOnevtgl cpe Herisyouoport ny of, buyin ,voos atc Liuk, talise an a hl los ie wy byChilres road .2 Rous ts to an nepovn tand y 1r not asresrsenteds. au 20n made, onHan fil.er apd Ovear- wrape 'e oli- C. Cf a-ie seaildSeetiNxtgoo t e n'rs LBenlt rs, Old Cuffs,1 Put-i e h ar lah : :.Sirs 9.,:S 4. YJINEOTHE 8N3 SnMTEmte.. canod tea, nov ads 5,lb punhe antrurday give . r2rmu wilaemn ePlagai Same b rcsuy. ar an a h w-o _ HERE WE ARE. Sq 3 LVIA BROJTHERS, TO R;-.I!ND * Our fritnil in (:arondlwi that We * ~ -.- ~vant a coiN iitia!i.- of the lihieral pa e- l:I( C. :I ways so ::lll hV ;Tr l, t i le 1)011 - ll, ndintlalk -_themi .\ dei-Ire y '."-to) say thlat a ''1 :Lt jl "rt of our ~~~ 1'in this h:t.-iv ill trk ' of u rri u ew h irtliigiit alp and \Vii) know U.; !Ilest. ____ e are truly t1.iaiikftil for thiis iiiiiii- - a?. fe-it:tti ion of c"):11i,'leicC and we can ll a^assuire our frienids that we will gu:ird 0- - e--- thleir i.t ) :)ltiii of uis With a jealt- .gy " I Otis carLe. hese~asoni is at hand when g.oods - 0~ Svid ed f;)1. Trle ', ver was a timu: in Sthils dnr when it was more to-mo 0 Ooi Iu' iuterest to~ loo)k carefully after o~0 C .onirress l.)ronilht, O:1 a revollt;iln oin thie p)ri-esi ofi mn t fact tired -o 11Th, al :but heinzg in a position to do so) and 0 ow- with our usual watchfulness of the interests- of our p~atrons and our own Sinteres-ts-. w e giLle:d the situa:tioni ~-as soon as Preside-,t MIChinley Called e.~-0 Pam Congtress together in extraordinary session. We knew it meant Tariff Sand tariff meant a tremendous rise in price,. We hurried on and made 0-our fall contracts and tihe result is thatt we are able to compete with any house in the State, in Dry Goods, 0- Clothing, Shoes, Hlats, and further w~e are paying every cent the mal~rket w .~ill permit for cotton. e~-0 Ouir Dress Goods Department Is T a p~leasure for any lady to visit: __there she wvill find a perfect line of oi- the newest Novelties and latest ideas. o The styles are models of beauty: de a , e~0 SWe offer at prices surprisingly low: ~ Sthe greatest triumph over high prices we have ever knowvn. An exaiuina c~0 Stion is all that is necessary to con 0~ Svince. The customer gets full value Sfor his money. oS-HOES, SHOES, SHOES. 0~ The largest and best stock we have ow - Q In this line e give the mnanufactur ser guarantee, and when you buy a tpair of shoes from us you get solid Sleather. - Or<OCERIES. I is h:rdly necessary for us to say ar, thing about this line because it is nown that we buy direct; there is no middle man to share in the profits and our customers can get anything 2 in the Grocery line from us and save moneyh we wnt tou to omeht toeHoe us t hsennyo coetwhe cityasnmore Soonly wanret to slou goodsll btr wnereat ou or selros anour on sessio.WeMkER, it Cen. Tri ShotRearkabe Prrebeso cOpe withany A b ClotgShes Htanifrter Thre sn't e e ar paien ever cetthel market oh afterthe s I-~sta phleaes any lad to visit; i solid Cs~m tere whe will ind a erft li of rit oteheO i ne Noveltiesadtes.des The armostofeyse Tile coats a ignslle andh colig cannlot excele qi 511 tifl I ~ We )offer at rices trprisingly slow: SO hatmoth1e ras tp ober ittepd.e weD J hAveNow. DnLxmia-J viceT he C lsomrgtshfleralu SHOESr, S ES SHES State Agents for sa!e of Columbia State Fair, * -Nov. StlI to ttI One thousand styles and sizes. For cooking and hea.tin-. Price from i o to ;70. In t1" S nhwt curIa of he M:t I :iil ing will be f-)au.i ther MAiNITEN1 EXHIBIT (-F THE tl ~HE H R .rSA 1 ..~9:UPL 00. oru Cri (CI A UlESTON, S. C. Often imitated. Never caualled. -- Over Two Iundred Varieties -xSqato' Cookmnx and H en ing to "Garlands." STOVES. Tin ate, Sheet Metal and Tinners' Supplies. Wholesale and Retail Grocers. SUMTER, S. C., September, 1897. Dear Patrons:-Early in the season we anticipated a sharp advance in a :reat 1nanv items in the grocery litw. more especially Flour. Cheese, But t-r. Starch. Canued onods. Cakes. Craekers and Candies, as well as other ieins. ()Oryers binte:g eonnected direct with headquarters and in the market all the time, have been keen to take advantage of the advancing i-arkets and have bought hcavily along this line at Rock bottom prices. We invite competition fronim any source and by making inquiry for prices or callin:: on us we will prove to you that we can positively save you money by trading with us. We take pleasure in quoting you below prices on a few items in unbroken quantities: New York State finest small Cream Choice Mackerel, 4 doz. in case ..... Cheese ................e 11c. b. .......................e. per doz. 5 or more Cheese at one time we will Sardines, Tomatoes and Peaches at deliver from _. Y... ' . le. Ib. lower price than elsewhere. Jamu:estown Fanev Creamerv Butter Best Large Crystal Lump Starch, 40 from N. Y....... ........' 2 c. Ib. lb. boxes............... ...:31-4c. N. Y. Biscuit Co's Crackers in boxes, Good Luck Baking Powders per case in 1o box lots, we will deliver them of 100 small or50 large ..........75. at prices below, at your depot.:) Sod, quality guaranteed the best. Ginger Snap: and XXX Soda Crack- I and 1-2 lbs.... 4 1-2c. per lb. ers......................... 1-2e. I b W e are agents and headquarters Ninnes al Lemnon Cracker ..:c. lb. for the American Tobacco Co's goods, Sugar Cakes... ...... .(. 5 1-2c. I) Dukes and Cycle Cigarettes, Dukes Faney Mixed Cakes...... ( 1-20.1). Mixture Smoking Tobacco, Old Vir Niennes anti Leinons in bbl....4 1-2e- ginia and Old Glorv Cheroots, ; Rat Sow and Snaps... . I.. . tiers, 3 for 5 Cheroots and can sell Pure Stick Candy, inl 25 lb. boxes, Ge. them as cheap as from any source in Gein Mixture in 25 lb. pails.... 1-ie- the world. We sell the best cheap Superior Mixture in 25 lb. pails Cigar for 50c. a box of 50 that is sold . ..........................7 1-2e. lb. in any market. Good Caramels in 25 lb. pails 7 1-2c. lb. Our King Korn" Cigar we bought Cocoanut Strips and Slices in -5 lb. u'"igKr"Cgrw oaues and. .......... ice ibox. at a special bargain at less than fac boxes...............40c. per bx tory prices and otfer while they last 50 varieties of the best Selected, large atre per 1.0 or wipe 100. ls bright Penny Goods, Pttest designs. ' 29 per 1.000 or 3 per 100. "Su 100 full count to box, 45.. and 50c. per s,the kin of all 5c. Cigars, 35 per box. We carry a complete line of fine We have bought several cars of Candies and Cakes. Flour before the recent steep ad Coffees and Teas a Specialty. Choice vance and will continue to sell n less Roasted Coffee in 1 lb. pkgs. 25 pkgs. than thenills prices. In Coffee, we to case, our special price 12 1-2c. lb. have the greatest bargains we have Good Alaska Salon, 4 doz. in case ever had, ranging from 8 1-2c. lb. up. .......................'sc. per doz. Soaps at factory prices, Sugars, Ba Finest Columbia River, 4 doz. in case icon, Lard, Salt, etc., at lowest possi . .......................1.0 per doz. ble prices. Our warehouse is loaded )vsters, No. 1 full weight. 4 doz. in 1 with bargains. Give us a trial. We case........ . ....... ..0c. per doz. are in position to do you good. Yours very truly, CROSSWELL & 00. hARDWARE AND CUTLERY. We are no strangers to the p~eople Pof Clarendon : they know us and our m I _ methods of doing business. We ex tenid a hearty invitation to visit our _______store. Our long experience gives us t a reatadvantage over our comupeti tor anc'bour patrons get the benefit. S . Orcstc are lar'e and varied and our 2 s.toek of Hardware a large line of Harness. Saddles, Rubber and Belt t ng, Leather. etc. __ (ireat bargains in Guns, Pistols, etc. _____ Headiquarters for Powder, Shot and Shiells (loaded and empty). O Engine Supplies, Belting, etc. B0 . W. DUBANT & SON, Sumter, S. C. Per v Manuifacturing Co. Dol. 748 t 486~ E U]ME T~if. C :A L:SONS. C. Birthday, Weddirg and Christmas Presents shor sto1.-- WATCHES, DIAMONDS - lv fini~ilidOStl~ingl Siilt U10cks, ultical Goods, 'y ive~iFinr: Kri e. 'eb--ors and a mzors. N.arinie Needles, etc. ThEAROU2A G'RY COMPANY SuCCessors of BOYD BROS. Waith. wite have everC _ ICOMMISSIONMECJ{TS '195 ast ay - - Charleston, S. C. j~jIME ~I'~AisDENTIST, A7 T.I:N.SYS Al I.AW, ~. G. I ANNING' . C.\MTNIG . C.t AT'L"TIP 0AST LINE. Clu.>1.:.iros, S. C., May 16, 1z!:7. On aMal after i:s ,late the t iowing as n::rsehlle w"aill be, m tvil't: Nc 'lT HIE.sT1 :iN 11.\ILiiA) A. Lv Flo I e ee. t: A 1 '. Lv Kin nt;:e. .r.u LvL:ws. t 15 5P. Le Cha;u:.. o n, ;;:30 A. 5.00 P'. 7.0( A. .\r Lte"s, 7.0, c.:N; f rEv I.:a . 70 :3 Lv Ent ro. 7.2:3 Ar- . 7en..55 'Da:Ii\. il~ail~y , "- l-t Sun it.' N.5,2 ru-ns thtr ugh to obtjuii::bia via Central It. K. of S. C 1ri::. Nos.. 7S ::nd ;I.2 ran v'ii t W Iien and 1. tt-:vii: -Slrt Line-anl umae Cte c i Pne . t i 'r Ill p oirtts Norti. Trit n C. I). 1. ;'. :ave Fiorcnce daily x'tpt 8'rzi ay 8. 55 a In, a iive Dar. lington 9.2 a :, Cl.er:w, 1Ul.40 a in, Waeboro 225 p :. ei.av 1torenc' daily m ;t Sunav, 8.10 p n, arrive Dar lin ton, 8 40 p mt, IHartsv:lle 9.35 p m, Bennets-ille .30 p m, Gibson 10 p in. Leave Fioreice Sunday only 9 a in, arrive Da.rlington l.27. Hartsville 10.10 Leave Gibson daily exCept Sunday '.15 a t, Hlennettsvlle .-11 a in, ::rU ve i).trling tou 7.40 a n. Leave Hartsville taily ex cept Sunday .30 a1 m , arrive Darlington 7.15 a mn, leave i)a:inrton 7.45 a in, arrive Florence 8.15 a in. Leave Wacitshoro daily except Sunday : '' , (er:;w 5.15 p at, Darlingit n 1; y m. arrive Florence 7 p im. Leave Hiertsville Snndav only 7 a in, Dait:ir.gtt 7.45 a a arrive Fioreuce 8.10 a in. J. 11. KENLEY, JNO. F. DIVINE, Gen'I Manauier. Gen'I Sup't. T. 11. EMERSON, Traiik Manager. H. M. EMERSON, Gen'i Pass. Agent. V. C. : A. :)5. :: 32. Iv Wi.mingtoo.'4 00 P. Lv L arin. r, 4:; Ar Fiorence, 7.25 Lv Florence, 8.0O 3.35 A. Ar Sumter, 9.12 '4.40 Lv Soe.ter, 9.15 9.33 A. Ar Coluilia, I0.:i5 10.53 No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Centrai IR. 11 , leavin' Charleston 7 a in, Laces ..2; a mt, Mann:ng 9.05 a m. North-Bound. 54. 53. 32. Lv Columbia, '5.50 A. 5.15 P. Ar Sumter, 7.12 0.35 Lv Sanmter, 7.13 *G 45 P. Ar Florence, 8 25 - 7.55 Lv Florence, 8 55 Lv Marion, 0 34 Ar Wi!iington, 12 13 ?Daily. No. 53 runs throngh to Char'eston, S. C.. via ceuta It It., arriving :rnning 7.10 p mt, Lanes, 7.48 p in, Charle.ton 9.25 p in. Trains on Conway .ranch leave Chad bourn 10.40 a at, arrive Conway 1 p m, re turning leave Conway 2.45 p it, arrive Chadbourn 5.15 p mt, leave Ci:adbonrn 5.45 p mt, arrive at Hub G.25 p in, returning leave hub 8.30 a m, arrive at Chadbourn 9.15 a in. Daily except Sunday. J. R. KENLY, Gen'l Manager. T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager. H. M. EMERSON, Geil Pass. Agent. CENTRAL 1:. R. OF SO. CAROLINA. No. 52 Lv Charleston, 7.00 A. M. Lv Lanes, 8.2G Lv Greeleyville, 8.40 Lv Forestoc, 8.49 " Lv Wilson's Mill, 8.50 " Lv Manning, 9.03 " Lv Alcolu, 9.15 " Lv Brogdon, . 9.21" Lv W. & S. .Jun et., 9.32" Ar Sumter, 9.353 Ar Coinmbia, 10.53 " No. 53 Lv Columbia, 3.13 P. M. Lv Sumter, 0.42 " Lv W. & S. Jnnect. t; 43" Lv Blrogdon, . G.G Lv Alcolo, 7.01 " Lv Manning, 7.10 " Lv Wilson's Mill, 7.19" Lv Foreston, 7.2G0 Lv Greeleyville, 7.3G6 Ar Lanes, 7.48 " Ar Charleston, 9.25 " MANCHESTER & AUJGUSTA R. 1R. No. 33. Lv Sumter, 4.40 A. M. Lv Privateer, 4.54 " rAv Pine'.ood, 5.053 Lv Remilni. - 5.14 " Lv Orangeburg, 5 57 Ar De~inark, 0 :30 " No. 32 Lv D..-amark, 4.55 P. M. Lv Oran:gebmurg, 5.25" Lv Pirnwmi, 0. 10 " Lv Pr iveer, ii.27 " -BROCIGNTON\ - HAS A FULL LINE Soaps, Perfumes, Patent Medicines, Pure Drugs, Stationery, Vaseline. Ice Cold Soda Water ard Miilk Shakes UP TO DATE. AT BR.OCKIINTOTNS. CeoS. Hacker & San MANUFACTURERS OF , MATERIAL CHARLESTON, S.C. SASH WEIG4ITS AND CORDS AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. WINDOW AND FANCY GLASS A SPECIALTY. __ Land Surveying and Leveln. I will do Snev..ying, Etc., in Clarendon and adjoiina' Cou1nties. Call at ofilee or address at Samnter, S. C., p. 0. Box 101. .JOHN H HIATNESWORTH.