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1986. [toads. 1st Um its so sm of tbs B. Hooter »■ 1 » ^eisoo-.oiipsin cwnomce-.^.. i •MUtiog thfcm t»poMinf «po«i h»of. —■■ —i 40, 1880. t will )>• ci-^bt je*n ohl U rill be g od V) rs- coflipltuacD 1 * iii the form of pejncnt of pset dse aabectiptiom sod ndreitiacmeeto. What Mjt jrob, delirt qoenta? icisl awe. 1 see the wroog now, though •t the time acted in good faith. It wua misconception open toy pert aud no in*- toUioual wrong. J. B. Black, Sr. ___ »lsaa . > *rbe hob! mljourotnent on Friday of the State Normal Institute in C'harleotofl Was the best fbsture m its proceedings. The fact that the Institute tented an address from the whits pm tor of s col. ©red church Shows progress is the wroog direotiqg. What next? Bid Arp lias yitcrcd into an iron elad contrac* with the Atlanta Constitution which gircs that paper • monopoly for twelre months of his brain crops. If our Buckskla will only giro free rain to bis enpenor wit and wisdom onr readers will hare no cause to regret that WiUiam has sold himself into profitable boudage. Tkto CltnWel TrwmVle* . The Peopli has taken no part in the controversy concerning the recent tioobles connected with the Citadel Academy. In its opinion, disc ami i-o at this time is premature and as unjust as ungenerous. While Col. Thomas, (be late Superintendent, has made an elabo rate statement of his case the Board of VUtesa baa not given to thn public the facts that influenced their ladings, and until that js done no just judgment can he pronounced. The high character and distinguished services of the member* of the Board entitle them ts the courtesy of fair ploy, and it will bo time enough to condemn them aPer they have submitted their report to the General Asmmhfy in keeping with the custom observed since the inception of the school, if their vindication shall not be complete. l^nd cos fiction that ttk'h spoon, Johnson tin* M H . Manigaolt, II. A. Gaillmd, Wafifmsi f? 0 *' ^Walker, Edward CroR ond 8. '■ 1 les would not now, by an act of B. j atice, pert) and forfeit the fiiir record . their Urea. They have always gone where duty has called, doos what duty has ordered and the honor of the Citadel la sain in their euro. If the enemies of the school Want war its friends are ready for it, hut they protest to the people sgsiust tbs tactics of the guerilla and free lanes, tbs stiletto of the nseasain ami the potion of the poisoner. Ftnu Pcwd, Aaguut 15,1885. Editor Pttjjile: la thin week's loans uf your paper I sen that (am again charged upon In that Oopdah I and WUHafhs aftdr and the committee assumes to judge of my action as a Trial Justine. This is the veriest presumption and 1 am told jthai it wua dona by Dr. Black of tbo committee In stating that i. bad left such things to him, this is wrong I did tell Dm (Black and Klrlriand who cams to soe mb about It and anted me to al low them to make pence, that 1 had no objection to making peace with Ur. Oopeiand If ba would rotract tbs abu sive and uncalled for language agnfnst me which was published in .the papers over bis name but not otherwise, aud authorised those gentlemen to act for me lu that and that alone. As to ray action as Trial Justice they had noth ing to do with that and the asaump lion on their part in punning tbefr opin ion upon that Is assumption in the highest degree and snob that I will not toh rate. Dr Bteedly was right when he contended with the committee that they had no right to 'attempt to say whether I was right or not In a mat ter of which they had no knowledge Whatever and when Urey were entire strangers to the evidence upon which I acted. Dr. Black was entirely wrong In allowing anything published which would afcow or tend to show other than that Oopeiand first retracted the language above referred to before I would move one inch from the posi tion I took and assumed without any authority from ms to allow the com mittee to pass upon whether or not 1 did right as Trial Jiutfra. tfad'tfie committee acted upon Dr. Bteedly's euggoaUou and let me alone In mat ters which I had no idea of submitting to them 1 would have bad nothing mote to say through your paper but being placed In an Improper light by this aasoroptiob or presumption I take K as jostice to myself to let yonr read ers know tbs troth. The only time I spoke to Drs Black and Kirkland about it was when they came to my bouse to see me on the sut ject that was the day they were on their way to Mr. Williams's to get him to allow them U\settle up the difficulty between himself and Mr. Copeland. Very Respectfully. J B. Uirra BLackvuxk, 8. G, Aug. 17rb, 1885. Buiroa Paoru—Now that crops are laid by aud nights are cooler and mos quitoes scares can’t the County Com - mMooeis spate the time to loot af ter the highways and bridges In this section. The public roads leading In to BUokvills are in a bad condition. They cannot be traveled with comfort by day or aafaty at bight. The Barn well end of tho New Bridge over which n good share of our beat trade oomee tain n dangerous condition. Before the crop Is ready to be moved all tbhae roods and bridges ought to be thor oughly repaired. Do wake up gaotle- men. ton have rested long enough. Deatdee we wfU have aholhSr primary slsedno text yonr nod don't you for- got It. * Masts A NTS. ■>r n-'v' Black viluc, 8.0., Aug. 17, 1886. John W. Holmes, Esq., Editor Bartmll Pcorut. My dear lonely ohl bachelor friend * For asms weeks your very genet ous yreposittoa, as proclaimed In Tub Peo ple, to furnish tbs paper for k whole year to dm subscriber sending you *'» hog of cotton,* has, so far u I know, up to Uda time been silently slighted. I, ■, is order to kgitiniatcly claim have shipped you, in care ef the courteous, coamly conduc tor of the BstnwsQ line, one beg, marked “J. W. H.* weighing 480 grains, more or leas, (you didn’t limit the weight! and is the product of s volunteer stalk- ay ouiire crop which grew ie my gar den. The variety, from tha want af bet- tar nomenclature, t have styled the ^Fannie Kubanka," an offshoot of the old Dfekson, and as it grew in about 30 stupe of where n lonely pnirvf fHgeoua roost, 1 presume It has been nurtured voder the mtstekea notion of having in- blind Feravien gnano. 1 hope sincerely you wifi pjaoofhslale annbflieoaftra Amr dap, dm! In, if youoft not tro'^hard vp* and' dm held, as I am anticipating oonfldeodyn tigmendofre rmh fur the new mad, whkh I oflerdl 5 cents per seed. Toni isqoimreafter the proHflc «veHmy” yonwd authorised to my, If the UMVfy’a fcjflrnuiioK Tm at heme Wl The Pi-buc Road*.—Thr annual lime for walking the public roads has ar rived. The rond taw requires tbs 8u perlotendents of the Highways to up- polot the Overseers lu hla Highway District, and to assign them hands. The Overseen ore required to have the hands warned to work the roads, givlog them twelve hour* notice of the time and place of working, and the kind of tool ehcb should bHug. All dtlxeas should be lotcrested in * h« public roads of Uic County. If the Uw is compiled with as It should be, groat improvumsnt will be made la the roads, bat we are sorry h U too fre quently evaded. While a great many Overseers try to do their duty faith fully, otbem ore satisfied to coll out their bands and to throw np n little fresh dirt into the middle of the road la places, sod seem to try to see bow soon they can match tbefr hands with their tools oa their shoulders from one end of their section to the other, on- feat UmVttperiotaadent of the High ways designates the number of days to ba worked, and than to see how lit tle can ba done In that time. Where all Buperiutaodents, Overseers and bands do not faithfully dtocbargv their road daty,tbu burden falls unequally upon the difateoa. One Overseer may do five days work on his section of the road, and another Overseer sot so ooascisatlous may only do one or two days work on his section, although needing work juet as badly. Bo It is important that Superintendents of the Highways should look closely after this matter. The road Uw Impose* penal tie* for Its violation, yet it Is very seldom that one is punished for his violation. A strict onforcsmsnt of the law by the County Commissioners and Superin tendents of Highws: • will do more to improve our public road* than any thing that can be done nt this time. It In toe often the case that County Commissioners fall to enforce the law because they are afraid that they would loan some votes at the next eteo- Uon. As n general ruin the law would be enforced more strictly If the office of County Commissioner was on ap pointive une and not *a elective one. * Tim rend tow requires that aU rofids abaft be tw«oty feet wide, those leading to Charleston, George town, Columbia, Hamburg or Oherew, whkh are to bayhirty fret wldai Inn County tha 9* Oltuu Fwfwrea. |.‘-v V r ” . .f 7 -? r ^ fit ’squire BtKEHKi*. I have seed a good deal to lbs papers ’host men selling cotton what they didn’t have, nor didn’t ever expect to owe a bale of and them newspaper men called it “dslivviiu’ cotloo futures." fume peo ple call it gamblin'. Well it don't mat ter muchAjaus* thing* sin t called now as they tied to be. There in a set of Ifel- lert which, when this peddlin’ arOuod with samples of goodt first started wse called drummers, but now iki the polite tiling to call cUt commercial evangelists. 1 reckon thewoason ie that they is mighty pious and don’t tell no lies in Selling of their notions and things. 1 huve bees rolling tliin ere cotton buriuess over Hi my bead and have come to ibe conclu- aiou that the fanners arc the biggest cot ton future men iu the country. Why a man will plant a crop and afore the year li half out sell it to a merchant aud eat it dean out before the first blossom opens U a problem e Iseile harder to git over thau telling how a men con be a national republican and a State democrat at the aeiac time. These odton future farmeis ecU a ciop they aia’t got, and at mighty low fingers, to the merchant on a li-k, aud ha a dose rare to nee who'll win awl who’ll git cheated. But the merchant generally gits ahead on tbc home stretch and carries off the pile—sometimes l be corn, waggin and mules thro wed in.— Well, whose fenli ? 1 tell you it’s this ere cotton future business as is at tbo bottom of a heap of this trouble. If * man makes his cotton and no lean ain’t on it, why it is bis, and the money tor it will go m his pocket and not in t he safe of the man who has been a leuutu’ to it, and on it, and all over it. At long os there’s any pesky lean law it’s a going to be a powerful lean business for tbs far* mcr all the way through. There’s nine- test hs of'cm now as i«sc ieen that they can’t stand up by theireelves, and when lawful In j —Monitor. i tort it gits so ttort a man can’t keep his logs in (arOdng without somebody is a hofd- somelrody ing of him np, in ay opinion, he's mighty uigh gone. Farmer* k the spinal col. umu of the country,' other men the arms, legs and so tortb- Yo« rein tie np a jaw bone, am or leg and git along to'erbly, bat when a k-IW* backbone can't straighten or b broke the other members of his 'nutoiny ain’t worth shucks for real lusiness. It's a mighty good thing for h man to have plack enough to git along through life without ridin' ou somebody elsc's beck and e paying thirty to forty per cent, every ttep for the priv ilege. And that's just what we are a do ing in this cotton future business, which is making the poor poorer and the rich their masters If a man can’t call what he n-alras hts'n he is a klave to somccth* cr tnnn just as certain as any kinky- h cade I nigger Was afore the war. You wouldn’t do a bod baii-iess to pas'e this hut item in tbc bock of your family biblc, or I reckon aome folks would see it oft- cner iu their almnnick. If you sec a man a trying to hobble along with n nuther feller a holding of him np on Lie leg* you needn't set down an kolkerUitv as to whether he is in good health, but i ou Lie bet yer pile hc’» sick or has a rick or tomcthiRg of that oert io hi* hot. And 1 judge that 1 ain't miscalcu latin' when 1 think our farmers, tor the most part, is a awful sick lot of people. They don’t nuderstmod the tricks of thb here cotton future buainc. s ; it's a gsare no farmer kin play and win at. The road to good agricultural health don’t lay In lean laws. It's a good rale for every tub to set plumb ou ita owe bot tom. The farmer was mode by the good Lord to be the bom rooster on top of the hill, but lean laws and such like has made him like unto a capon ■ carrying of chickens. He is playin’ second fiddle to the rest of creation when he oughter be leader of the orchemry. I’m a get- lV tired, I tin, of seeing the farmer the bottom rail of the fence, and know that when h« rota and gives clean out the others that ere on top of him are bound to come to tho ground. Let him wp somebody. Abolish your millstone of* lean law < give him a chance to be free by e stay lew for a couple of years and let us all thank the Master for this year of plenty ; hurrah till everybody feels good and make e fresh start. So mote it be. bM been presso ted by the of the County, aod should It deeervstfc'iB the Bm wldai the/wore If II Tile Walertmllllnm* There wm a wstmaitlioa Growing on a vino. And there was a pickaninny A wntchiniHailtkntinie. And when (hut wntermlllion Were n ripening in the sun, Ard the stripes along its jacket Wert coming one by one. it pickaninny booked it, tnd tot ins it away That | And toting it away Be ate that entire million Within one single day. lit eat the rind and piece*, lit finished it with vim. And than thnt watermillioa Just up and finished him. The Georgia Legislature baa passed the general local option law. This Is a big victory (or tbo prohlblUoolsts. Mr. Bedford Mackey, consul at Rio Grand* do But, who has just returned to Washington, brings toterestlag ac count* of Um Confederate colony la Brasil. It will bo remembered that immediately after the close of tbo war a Dumber of Southern families left this country to settle In BraaiL Some of theft* latter returned boose, others ore still settled to tho Interior of Brasil, aad art fntttog on comfortably. Tbo ■smbsri of tho eotofty are repoted to bftMgMy morel, thrifty and prosper- Hot Cuoucxa.—GwptalQ W. D. Star Hog Informs as that bog cholera to fa tally prevalent oa pUatattoos to the lower part of Richmond. Lett week be threw more than one hundred hogs Into the river, la jive day, after death from obotere, Me Is ustog terpentine With dry Corn As * remedy, sod finds It Just tbs thing. Tho hogs are kept closet, so as to depttoe them of water* and the corn is thoroughly coated with turpentine.—Columbia Record. Cad Pmdk axd Cowumr.—Mr. Gad Pride, atf officer from Rock Hill, 8. G, arrived io ibis city Sunday aft* rnoon. carrying with him a company of eigh teen men, all bound fur Greenville, where the Doited States court Is in session. Gad's men are all to bo tried for selling whiskey' without license, aod all came op with n good deal of whiskey In their tanks. They press ed the depot policeman to sample their stock; but he declined. Two of Gad’s uieo spent the night In jail ontii time for the departure of the Air Line train, The ethers Were not prisoners, but were going to Greenville to stand trial like little men.—Charlotte Observer. 1W WtSp Up her bofiy ato warm op tor tem, Fat ion, ftt Uwa, Owl heap her I For toueftaoS bow* and dikes «fa4h*a, T» m bet, to* firm* her. a»fi HMfrlwr, f . f j J, frtoksmtori 1 1 r “ 1 tofidsktorl Aod durp her! <to (taw like a tarsal ha graw like a> (word, S (word, a awoid, Ood »pate her! She took *H ike brd and me took all tka hMM, And It took a whole aotk to heir her. To beartor) Gad (pare hrrf Uodaparehorl To bear her f . he spread like a turtle, be abraok like a pike, A |dke, a pike, God aaaa Mm! Awt Mbodjr aver tofcrM the Ilka, For Ikejr kad to wear glaaam to ahaaa him. God taro Mm! To aha re him t God aare him! To akare him! Flat] m »« ' and Adtoviftr, Tf, C, eaa to tdayt aoUao at tha folaw- 3U c Hock aad Bdora fill >4 avUt and ftetaai Wftt 1 a A Tttcsip, Agree fu niB ni i\i sKcrAap. ri wwaw toPmmwwma Optician. Of (be Optical iastitaU FU. Petersburg, Russia, Inventor of tho Renowned , Tinted F ucus I’yystal Leases. Superior io uy other In use, oonotnietod in wooreUfce with tho tekmoo ami philoo*. lev s phy of nalhre th the pSCttlttr fens cave Convex ellipai*. admirably adapted to the orgoas of night and perfectly Batumi to eat artifieUI help to ^ -t r«l % "9 She fatteiKd away till (he bustid, they ma, Kxclud.-il, M.-w up, Oud take her! Aad (II the people aha (OW It that day Say (he coreml orrr aa acre. God take her I Aa acre! God take her! Aa acre! It takcs but tblneeu minutes to lead an elepbiftii on n train, while It take* tweaty for any sort of n women to bid her friends good-by aad luce the check fur her trunk. Tobacco i* the Field.—Lost week we paid a visit to CoL Moore’s tobacco farm. The field* of Urge tich green leaves were beautiful to behold. The Colonel bos about 85 acres in tobacco, and soys that thus far it has given him no more trouble than aa equal acreage of cotton. The time for topping Is however, now *t hand and topping and picking uff the worms is perhaps the most troublesome of its culture. It comes, however, In August, when crops ere laid by, and labor la plentiful. Ool Moore aaya that there Is do crop in the world which will better dove-tail with other crops and thue afford constant employment for farm laborers than to bacco. It is set out when tho ground is too wet to plow, or boo ; It ie work ed principally lu the cummer when there Ie nothing * toe to be don**, and It IIS' MtCMOMlAM. t/^/firied iIns life vn the 25(h of June, ItM, at her Urusb Pond plantation, Mrs. Parah Ana Saelliag, aged 77 Jkara, 3 months and 10 days. ' lira. Snclliog waa for many year* a mem ber ot tho Baptist Church, aad through bar whole life was conspicuous f*r her sterling integrity, sound judgment and great indus try. These qualities, combined with her carefulness and diligence in business, se cured her aa nmptf competency before the war, and when her savings up to that time wars swept away by the public enemy, with patience and with hope she worked out of ike Ispof mother sank tcoihcr and a more ample fortaae. Starting life with a vigorous constitution, and (pending much of her lime in the open air overlooking her two plantations, sheen- joyed excellent health, and when Ibe Master la gathered and out of the way In lime «•*»** K>r * ,e b w thout • t *9 nt > • to st w the land In grain when they should be sown. Tobacco is probably not more profitable than cotton When worked rxciuslvely, but when worked in connection with cotton and grain the proceeds become almost net pro fits.—Spartanburg Herald. A young lady near Columbia makes butter uf so rxuelieot s quality that it commands a ready sal* st 8u cents a pound. Judge A. J. Willard, now sucoewsfully practicing law io Washington City, has nearly ormpleted tha third volume of bis I rindple* of The Lew. A colored preacher in Anderson has arrived st the conclusion that In this country the Indian is of tbe past, the white man of ibe present and the ne gro of tbe future. Advertisement in a San Francisco paper : 'Notice—I will not be respoo- clbte for any debt* contracted by my wife, Marta A. Charnay, she having put me out of tbe house. Antoine Ohsrany.’ 'Mother, I think tfre spinal vette- brae of the season have received a se vers fracture,’ remarked the school friri to her mother. ‘Ten,’ replied the old tody, T expected your father would hurt that dog when he threw the po ker nt lc’ 'Hello, Dick ; been to the lecture ?’ Inquired a friend os they met about eleven o’clock op tbe street, outside of a public hall 'No, but I'm going to one now,' replied Dick, m be made for home. A prisoner about to serve out-an eighteen months sentence for assault and battery was married In jail a few days ago, It Is supposed that be thought he might oa weH surrender all Hberty In a lnm(\ aa it p«ia, (he walked to her chamber, arranged keixlf upen her bed and quietly fell mdeep in a full aaauianee of failk of a bleated im- mort. i y. Mr*, ttoelling farnithed four brave and stalwart boy* io the armieaofthe Lort (suae, the fewr brother*, althengh living Ihtbrae different Slater, moving at once is the (rout. Three of hor too* anrvired the war, James M Snelling, Esq , of Atlanta, Ga,, Cape Jer emiah Stmlliag, of ihi* county, aad Mr. John W. Kaeliing of Louiaiaaa, who by tbelMhrifl and industri exhibit thk wholesome influ ence of their departed mother Verily, by their fruits shall ye know Ihem. When w« see (he flower seed wafted From the aartuiing mother tree. Tell we era, wherever planted. What the harvesting will be. Never from the Moating thistle Waa there gathered golden grain. Thus tb« seal the child ree.Weth From iu mother will remain. 11m FttEXb. Red Oak, S C M Hfh August, 1985. BLAGSV1LLE ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Opens ea Monday, the Slat of August, 1883. Acxnnic xxc ntiaasv MFAtTaaxTa. Instructor*—Proltoaor D N. PUTNEY, Principal, and two lady assistants. Thorough Instruct ion is Latin, French Snd German Lattyuagua, aod in English fieuoShe*. Bpcetoa alieation gives is Pri mary Depart meat , Tuition ia Academic Department—Eng- Hsh from $250 to $4.00 per mouth, Latta, French aud Oeriuaa $1.00 extra Tuition in Primary Department—BugUah from gl.OO to ft 1.50 per laenlfi. Reason able beard edfi to obtaified la pri vate families. _ Parent-are rescinded IbR it Is important to the echolars that they eater at the open. In^of the school. of Um eatpirs to which tWy knvs mads thslr humvs. They arandl ly Amerisao in abaractsr and aympo- thtvn- They live ia a bsolthy oouniry ftftd MftOftg ft brer* «a4 P*°Pth Merchants who want to wade Into a huge trade nt the beginning of tbe busy season should commence adver tising, eo tbe people may know who ie prepared to supply their waata, Horry Garfield begins teaching to Concord, N. H., next month, nod James Garfield, his brother, to read tow in New Fork., A mne^jSkto la a man’s enris not a pleasant thing to experience, bat it ie better than to hove hie Mack haired wife find a tress of golden bnlr tangled Hi the top button of tbe coat which her husband wore to the lodge the night before. , f .. Tennyson's poem oh the recent roy nl marriage starts out i Two suns of love BMkn day of human life. 1 Two teas such ae we have been having lately would make 180 degrees la thft shade and banquets tor caaalbale. ‘New, darting, will you great m* one favor before I go?’ T«w, George, I will,* she aeld, dropping her eydaehee and getting her Up* Iff reap*. 'What to tbe favor 19m great you f* ’Only a Utile ooeg at the ptans, love. I am afraid thereto a dog outalde waiting for me, and I want to aotre Um away.’ Tho Detroit Fran Frere given tha foUowtog remedy tor m 'Foor ounces of ofoves, two oeaom oft Of pOppOK UlUlfp OvW powder, foar toarea f«m mix. Thn pwfrarelfcm to worriated to ‘of further isformstldn apply I* (ke Prin • eipal or one of the trustee*. W. J. M ARTIN, SIMON DROWN, KEY. JONS G. WILLIAMS, L. T. I1LAR. JAMN8 THOMSON, Trustees. Store it BlickviUe for Reit or Ldge. A Large Store in a central kcxlios is Dlackrille fer rent or lease, Apply to J. A. BURCKMYER, augl3-4w BlackviDe, 8. C. For Sale. One 50-Saw Brow* Cotton Gin with *«M- in nb iptot* tad feeder and ooaduaaer, working order. Alao, ifawded, Belting, Shaftifigaud Pttl leys* A l*o, oue Schofield Steam or It and Cotton Press, in good order. The above machinery ia all new. Hj*> NtXON, WIDMm, a. 0. SO I0U WANT A HOME f Thirty.five aere* of rxoellmt load wit hid tho oorpont* Hmitt ef iho tows of WUHatoa fer sale ie arcaa to suit peraha>ers. Tbe reputation ef Willixtoa fer health, »o- dal, religieua and educattoMl advsaiagea IT tee well Inewu Ie need tortber stoutioa. These wishing to seenre. desirable hen sheoM salt e* er esermpend without delay with MRS. J. » BUOWNS, joneU wnnaioo, s. c. , Ibe eye, affording the best the human vision ever invented, J. SILVER has established a Spectacle find Eye OUs* Emporium lu August*. On., and is travelling st this tlnte through the State of South Carolina for the purpose of Making known his theory oud Practise and at tho mmo time inttoducing these Leave*. Wherever thi-se fifoefeelsk have been tried they ore-spoken of in Hie highest terms, of which a few of the following testimonials will certify, tbe origintf* end nmay c^hm I < tan be seen aed examined at his rooms. IVe at tbs same time wishes it.to bs understood that he ts not see of the travelling ^nitcks who ueroly sells you a pair of glasMs for aa exorbitant priee and whom you may arrrir see again, lie has established himself in Augusta, Ga., where, in case you should hap. pen to lose or break your glasses, he will rev place the same for yon at a small nominal sum. as it Is his custom to keen A rsytrT of all he sells, theiWhy (^•'ibiing him to know just the glasses you hare purchased from him Tbe following Tutim^miah will surely Con vince the public of tho et or Hence of l»r. J. SILVER and of the perfect science of (nit- ingthe eye. Exscttivr DurAkTMttxf, Atlaxta, Ga., Dre. llth. I have hern using the spectacle* of Dr. J. Silver for the last week nnd hare tawed them by long sustained reading and writing and I fin i them easy to the rye, comfnrtatde and rosy to use. 1 take pleasure in rroom- mending them as a good glass. Thera ia a slight diflrrence iu the vision of my eyes, which tbe doctor discovered without being informed nnd suited his glasses to them. [Signed] A. II. Colocitt. , U. 8. Senator from Georgia. Da. Joarru SttvKK, Auguste, Ga, f)enr Sir .* Sotue weeks ago yo: supplied me with a pair of gltases, which have pro ven such a comfort le my ryot that 1 wish to sxprets to you my approbation. 1 have Millered somewhat from reeding hy mu light but since I have worn your glasses I export no inconvenience from long reading at night. I commend y>ur glame* to my trionds. Very respectfully, * J. B. Gobdox. E. H. Fettle, Judge Northern Circuit. Sparta. Oa.. April Iflth, 18M, 1 have just received from Ur. Joseph Sil ver a pair of spectacles • hick, after irtel du ring Hancock Court, 1 find exastly suited fi* my eye*. I have ksowu Mr. Silver a long lime and cordially recommend him to these who, like myself, need help to the vision. J find til mi well up in his prwfessioa end know him to be honest and reliable. E. It. PoTTLX. Eavtxax, Douob Co., Ga. t have purchased from J. A. Silver two pouwof spectacles and have used them both, aad I find then: comfortable and may t* th* ey*. 1 was astonished that he should dis cover so readily upon examination the need of my eyes, and to those who need assistance as I do I heartily recommend him os aa ex- C rt in his chosen profession. IIfi wishes to •I stinctly understood, that be is not one of tho*e travelling quaek* who make exorbi tent pricevand never expect to see jee again but he is owe of ns ahd comes recommended by tbe leading men of Georgia. kespeetfelly, Jos. M. BtrcMAfi, M. D t* whom it may concern t East* til, Dodos Co. Gt I hare this da pair of g making the vision ing sad very comfortable to tbe ey*. 1 fl. d him reasonable in his charge* aad heartily recommend him ae an expert ia hie sfceeen profession- Respectfully, Hanoi* f isnre, M. D. emy28- t L MMUA sq Auffttsto, do.,] Oneof Uwfineat j tad HUlvw. Meal Huainraal ft IftgeGot the espoelal I larjs. . doawd te < ftttti Drauittfui loliutf Oouroe j "ch, Face- Operatliwu Will practics time mewtioued DAMBCsa—Begi each month* two weeks. Offii WlLLIsTOX each month. Uflyover t8. r-. WlftlJNTttlf. :lh folloking places st g the tht Monday la suing fe'the Mfowtog ike llarthg llotel. bird aadTourth week ia Drui Store. urug Sion aprfT-ly Hicaij. MIHISI 118 Kinglt: CharMpft.S- C*. HEATING flD cdi)flXQ, stc/yeb a<d Rang] $Sr9erd >r prtoraanjfifitore*. Iftfl8-Ijr Wrist (It i ertvr frrr. h »UM hh rljffcl *v»T .. M Hthre b<>Mr. Tbo hr*<l mat l<* hwt*^ wnrkrf., mhsifetrtv mns. M TO, ef geefiB im l<> wore maury (syiblny ,4-w la TMm* j^xpCoUMniA an. o* JMItlA 10. O* Cjfftr Afiflikit%|ffh4toreii Straeta, W. E. |MMt( MjPfttETDftf Rein* UM tartt.tofor daj, oeefiM log ^ toqttl«ft atififtre, Jk*l 6 yon want FINE WATCH (j CLOCK, STERLING SILVUWARHI RICJTj FISflST QUALITY TABLE CtllV- - LKK\ A/fMHJK V Q. . A. *r purchased of J. A. SHrer a that suit my eyes perfectly, <iou clear aad disttwe*, coih OR SJ'KdVCLKS, Baud yutr ordo* to or call fit /as. Alim & Co. $07 KING f RKET, CHARLRS^N, 8. C. jaa24 GOOD DAY. THERE8 LIFE AT THE OL$ STAND YET. 1 tiSlsr^DAVlES fc’-K* ingly bow* to fata friend* and tin taufep public aad beg* to aaaar* tfarift Rat l>otu aaurihe to D o'clock p. m. ba fill be glad to reoclTC calls and to sell boa. tiful bargain* in all Kiras of Dry kod Dress Goods, Staple and Fancy G ric*, Can Good*, Candies, Shoes for Gent lane* aod Ladle* find Cloth Hat* for summer aoisbinc from 15 cent* apiece np, chirming ppriog Prints, Lawns, »ad ercrything kept in a Ninofeenth renfury afore. A dollar e worth of goo/s for a dollar. A little aaoney will get i big lot of good good*. Figaro* woo Vie and I ant prepored io prove by 1 mctic that 1 km tho best i cash paying purchaser. BSNDA aMgrTI Dr. J. BLACK V VI PriotO ■-C The Celebrated fRY TRUSS to ns A loo, Alfred! Fort Win* ed Grape Jutoo, vwvma m« •j*'? r OwTMs STATE OF SOUTH CiioUNA, BARNWELL nt Tit« court : m tfcw I By B.T. Rioe, E*q.,J« to Barnwell 1 lost ddi MK Ukfttak 1118 ft fftl topfib If tm. . SX SI Ml Whrrros V. Gltmore plisa for Ltttars *( Admin toto of Dr, C. J. Fiumt, These i Ml and stogakr, th* m aa«0aftr(*f tooftato tab* Mtonai ar*r tlrarofar*. fo 4 1 and i to hot mhuL HoftM to tbo A-Motot , If a 2T5 Mfe IftHMMpt 1 hh •tffWi t*/’ * - * & Li*. -Lu