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PIT.'JI/ISHK!) KVKKY KlUf)A '? liV \ W". JLj. McDOWHLXj^ f 0*?euipTioN Hatks ; ? On? year , $1 .50, 8i* niontlii, 76 rents; Lhryf 40 f'A-t KH ro r A ijvkhtimino : ? Ordinary truoniftnt ad /('rtisioentH , Jirgt insertion f J .00 por Hquare ; ntch tn hBaqueut in - , M?rtion ?0c<*nU per 8qu?ie, fioMntms loeala, 6 iDiitH p?r line /-Kelt in nortion. Obituariun c)ia< for at name rutoH ai ordinary a-1 vcrtmin^. Ovn)i<lau*H' Carrfi for County offices t/'ongrciHional $10.00. All <o?)inaiii<ati.)it? adduced to tliiw paper must be Accompanied by tin* true , nitipa and a?Mrt ?tt of tho wiitor, in ' T dcr to iriHurn attention- K?j*cted mail ueciif-tM will ii< i ho rafnrraa. Co.aiiiuin 'U ion ? aiII bfi published when of intercut to (lie ^nuoral public aiul not. of a defamatory nature. No h* f;oi>it?<i!,i!ity wilL,l)0 aH8?mr?<l fo? the VK.WH C>! 'j>?Vn<l?n!H Ital for emit ran ? 1 . or l mi m< will be f <? U ',yi -i:*! upon ion ui t.li? ofli< Kein !??.'(< .<y oh/"*.'-. -J?. ?fftirwl pot?'-' monoy order# should bt> .??>?? ! ? p.c. < ' ? to /?' \j ??IolM,<VKl I UMtbdi. h. ' . 0AM UhN. 0 . M A lit II ?J 1!?UI, A I last tho honor of tlio state hat been partially vindicated. We cannot help but feol that the result of thi* trial will mark the beginning of >> iihw utmi'li in the mini* of Sonl.li Carolina in which 1 awlcAsnesH will meet with i t h full puniHhment. Vio lators of tint law will In: more 'I ? pObCli tO I) M i '/ H?)il pl't'itj -1 prop I valuation mi h.nnuo blood Ueorge Hasty in the weakriCKA ? ? f his defense, posed n? the defend* i of public morals, though he Maun tered from h i n room with pokei chips, dice, a bottle of whiskey, revolver u n <1 a knif^ on Ihh person. A little later he took the liven <,f two h nocent men. J'rnpei 1 y lie Iihm been declared guilty of murder. XV t, congi atulate the ?> tc f > t. i.li ?? verdicl, e&pocially the ^m.,1 peop'e of Cheiuker? County who h ay, u taken the lend in cxter iiiiuatirp out?throats from law-abiding coin in unit !cm. Swi'i'tlMMn I'm iir uvc T ho re stands on the C hail e*' on Battery ft monument to t.oimm in orate .the gallantry of tti'rgt. Wil liam Jasper, tho brave Irishrnsn who Jauped over tho paraprols of Fort Moult' it! and thrieo replaced the flag which had been shot down by tho British in the memorable assault on Charleston on June 28, 177(5, repeating a similar perform ance later at the attack ou Savan nah. The Charleston Post says <^tho Sons of the Revolution of Georgia now propose to honor the memory of Sally St. Clair, the brave uwcel heart of Jasper, bv marking the grave of tho giii who followed Jaapor to the banks of the Sautcr, where she llnully met hor death, receiving the bullet which had been intended for her gallant fl aocoe. At a meeting of tho orannizatiou in Savannah, the preliminary sttps to m- iking the gravfl were taken a f?. w d?ys ago. The remains o? thi.? !M >Ily I * , ? ' l ? or r( tho South a re supposed to have been burled on the banks nf tho river Saniee, after her death in ono of the sanguinary cou diets that ! distinguished tho warfare wuged by Marion's men, with whom Sally St. Clair is that sho waa a beautiful, dark-eyed creolo girl, who lavished the whole treasure of her lovo mi Sergt. Jasper, who oi one o<cn aioti had the foj lur.e tu *<? ve lu-i !:?<? rim.posp.Ct "f sepai -'.ion ?\lwii Jaspor was ov.iered hw.iv caut.ee' to make the deiei mi uat ion to dit.-u d her pretty lin^iets and in male a* ' tire enlist in the corps to which lu i ! hero belonged. Hum ieno!u'i?r; w<iw cit i u rt 1'iit >\ !? il Si?! v S ? . i : 111. . . ?tt II . i. I'. ! ? ? . , v It I o hill ? ! i 1 1 ? . ? ' . ' , i . ? , lii * 1 1 1 j i . - ? . i 1 1 ! ? o ! . < ? . . til' ^ i ' 1 v * sit (?. " i ' *' ?> ' '? ? ? ! ' tH'fl HiM l\ ! . ? :i I P : >? ' I lit a t. /. ( i : I, ? \ \ >1 , . ! I loi.'w ir,?-;i i hi- b' \ ?ri| tdieii', I; the itead yirl was dim: ? ami! she W'*n Untied !>v the corp* ' ? ? i hum bl.- and hutriedly duy; "?n <u the banks of tlu: SaHe*. i Robert E. Lou wao onro * ? 1 T. j . the prrauU-ncy <-f ll>e Northern Life Insurance ? otnpauy at a *a;* ry large enough t >r limne days llo wrote that he ?Mind not t.lu- ??)?:! 13 nor tho ? xpv t i< comm-ind such a salary." He wr.8 tout that liin uame was worlli it. "What in fluence I huve with tho Southern people is not for sale," said Lee. Judgo Georgt*. K. Prince hn? ren dered a <toct?lr.n thst the Act of the leglslatute which exempts Con fedsrite veteran? from ?h^ payment of llocnse ifxe* i? uuconfttinu;<>>* ?I. We regr. t to know this vi it. will work a hardship upon the old ?oUUwrs. Ttasy n??d and deterve ftU tht' prouoltoft Vhsy oaa gst. Tlib Kia<l You Uavo Always liought, and which has hoeu uso for over HO yearn, lias homo tlio Klffnaturo of and han been mode under his per sona I supervision h1?ko Its Infancy. Alio/ no ono todeeoi ve you In this. All Counterfeit imitation * and "?7ust-as>good " aro hut ICxporiiueuts that trillo wiMi and endanger tho health of Inftints und Children? JBxi-.jrlonco Against JSxpi jimenlu What is CASTORIA Castor la a harmless suhKt Utile for Castor 011, Pare goric, l>ropn ami Mootlilng Syrups, It is 1'Ieasant* it ?'??oiuins neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic nuhstance. Us ago is lis guarantee. It destroys Worms nrwl allays lVvtuNhnflKH. It cures IXarrhiea und Wind Colic. It relieves Tc-cthlng Troubles, euros Constipation aiuJ r'atulency. It u*slml lutes the i'ood, regulates tho Sloi.j li anU Howcls, giving healthy and iiutural sleep. The Children's l'aiiacca? The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of in Use For Over 30 Years. ' XHII OKNVAUM O VWfA.-IV, IT MgftMAV GTRCCT. H"./t VOftn CITY. o <X.H BR "fc"* Cm * HE* o o 3s; ?9 0 <? *a< ? U* , 1^ ? 4 ^ tA Is rS 2| '?_- -J "J ''. ?> ~ _ .-*? " :f * ? '? 3lr -ii "j , 1 O a _, o. ?1 *'Z ? 0 .C r. 0 ? ' 13 .*_ ? a> *o '? i> J , v N -? -j ?.=i '.?} .t - k* u , f3 O r: i < ?f.o *~UJ .O W.i? J* .. o.; rc~ <Xi cr? -rj;: c^J CTJ :-? r. i .* .v o -/ ; O rJ , T) ? J' ? I >!' ~ ; co G :: fi '?? O V > ?-: c: >T) </3 < TS* 2 c;? :*= ''i? <-5 CO ? CO CO c*3 vrrt c.-j o _ <> - tr. ST ??J i- O ._ .? t'l ^ ?; u i w - O O i ? 5 f* ? (/ '? O v * tu * U 3 W o ^ ~ w 2 | ? ? ? "?"b U) *5 ?u tl <3 ^ ? IJ iU > * O L> O 5: jt SOUTHERN RAILWAY S<'lMMluh' h 4' .1 Jl II. S( H)()(>, T'i '-"V it, P, JU .J r? f?oj> ?> . J y ( "niii'ii u Ar (''?liinii'iu A < ?'n " A ; i {< 1 1 h t a " .\ r S|/iirt:in}iiirg '' y?>n ' ! i ? ??? io**hoii villi' I'ullman shu-per and Southei \ , Solid < n.ni K i ngville toAnhe ruilsay dining ran from v . '\i!l>; wit hom eh;.' 1 ' 1 ' [To ( 'hat Atlanta and Went l.v ( *:i (i i c|?> m Ar Rot-k 1 1 ill " (M,iirl<?t i<? " \V iiffhingtun " H*l iniort* " I'll l-!|.hiA " N c w V?>rl< H .'>5 10 'J ? " y ?'(> ii i.i I I HI' i r> i> ti < i.i j. y ^o i\ in 1 1 40 " 2 45 p in lo 8 ?*"?() p ill r> 2:{ " ? :i6 '' 7 :w " p ni ami .) b<> p in Trains arrive Camden froi,i|( ,, , North 0 '.><> a in m'cI II -10 a: .n.tu. h\ ?!.? in. Immm South undWist 1 2 2i, | I ;\ 1 1 1> I t:l I ? "i: ' ? -I ii'.H'.l I " !.1 i- ?'??! V'or i i In^l r ;>t c:l nlattir nno. ??Tin- 1 /> 1 ol f !.:? S lev" 4 IVau- J l'?i I in: an ! i-p?'r Hrane]lviHe to i ifii ! S;: ji|)oiro CM.iniin' ami; A' ! min r'lmii'c'iiiii \vj( j, sleop winter resort:' apply to tin* rr and dininn < ;ir t0 (^neili 1 I S p in 7 L'O " :< I.r) p in r. 00 a nt 9 I.', " 7 M) p in 7 Si* r\ in under: -uinn d n at i \V S < 001 i'H, Atfmt. 0'h -Nil ?>. s. C It >Y Sll'NT, l>!vi:M?n? l'lih: 'nixi'i A^'Kt. nnrl.'Mt'.n, S <\ ItltOOhS .ltOKUAN, A*. Oil. I veil A 'i lll, A tlnlltn. Ha. O ?T A F iO ^ H> Hi Air l\v. ihvnv. ^ s j 1 * .V r \ r? ?) .m ? 'J l .. ii % O Iv ? 1 " T ~ > i V V* > Tw 1 pn':,. ?, i . . . " at i , -i i . s ? i a 1'JCH . >Vw.' . '? i * i %A: o f" 'i " i^CTJr:; ?? ? i .VO^FOL ' :,nd s:."ti.i;'ts. i'o Atlanin, Nasi ville. Memphis I ,i ?iii - \ ? i f, I .oil ^ i'\v 'h :>;-?? ami a'.l Poin^ ^oi'th :'i,d Nii; ( !;w rvst ? i'ii ^a\ a 'shah and .l.n ]\:?ni?v!!;.? up.; all juanN in 1 l??nd:i and Cuha. ] >o f i i i \ I ho .-ii oi it^t line l>e! ..i <-n .TsfO'EoTKC &c SOUTH. O^^'Kor 'UMHiied informal ion, rate."-, sched ules; Vullmnn lies* rvat ions, &e., apply to any airent of the Seaboard Air Line Haihvay ?>r . V. ( .. Hurro'.igi ? Trav. lliny; Pass<n.goi Ajjent, Oolumhia, S Oha?. S(ow;-irt P. A^ t. Savannah, Oa. For The Great Mill And Factory SYNDICATE SALE AT HSRSCH BROS. & CO. ! For the benefit of our appreciative ?customers our Great Mill and Facto ry Syndicate Sale will continue ten i klays longer. Come while this great i -opportunity is presented. ?V, Respectfully, J H1RSCH BROS. & CO. Undertaking. ('AIJ.S ATTKM >KI> ANY IH'l li DAV OH NIGHT kst. i;. o. m'( i:Ki<ni r. ITU RE MUUiam T 'x FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. MATS GUT BY MACHINE lis I . {?? 0. McCREIQHT. I It v fore se/lfing or exchanging your ('off on seet! see us. word to the wise is sufficient W. R. EVE, JR., Marias: :er> Cfiindoii < > i 1 M ill. Harrison's Town and Coun try Paint. Recognized as one of the best on the mar ket. Outside and inside. Carriage and Furniture. All Colors. Very lasting and a fine surface coverer. w " X? OORBlCf C'JQOTIIINQ F&fR Men ttwo Wom&j?* A large stock of Pal! and VVinter Dry Goods, Clothing, Mats and a splendid line of Ladies Goods of ?v ery description. Ca?i and see me. DAVID WOLFE. Comfort and Economy The Wilson responds so uc ? rv.-iv and unfailingly to its dann'v* ini't "?"tie*1. * the room is once '.vanned, r >* pcning the draft wide you can .v I re damper; and maintain, an absolutely ? vu: 1 health tr.l tc:r perulute. With a WILSON WOOD HEATER it* is just as comfortable i:i the farthest comer of the room as it is within a few feet of iho. he.'.ter. This means health and comfort. The patent Hot Blast SJown-Draft, found only in the Wilson, consumes every particle of burnable elements in tbo wood, thus giving greater at with one -half die fuel. * n l or Sal- 1 > y ^ W XjEISENHEIMER.