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WMzm g. m •'Si» #-» Sfc .fc ; / i..- . b» «flla«fu Mfe or ^ . •* **» _ wnofHow- ► of tho orriVol of oar ; thU or- t railrood ten ^ fw« I of not Xnocy »ofltj t whollvod about m# wile* fpoo! WftmcDoro, on o plon* “l« .( Mr. A. W MW, vw - 1 • DD6 WM (|ill r I iSdtLsa u ? h 5L p s p “:„,„ Jinoen children nod nmuaber of gnind- ohlldm, abo ho* In hot lottor dors boon on oMoct of ohorltjr. AUhough ohe died on rrWoj, the woo not buried until £jraa a £:'E3 frienda had it duf.”—Wlnnaboro 5«wa and Herald. The above It a vary nod story, made the more ao bjr the Utter fweea the ooM enmity of the poor wo- man'a kindred and dm apporentiy de liberate nefkot of her neighbors on the ooo aide, and the eirtd description on thfoiber aide of the splendid hospitality with which the people of Wlanaboro had entertained the visiting Methodist Conference. The same issue of the Vows and Herald contains a statement that the *>oth C irollna Methodists hove oootribated this year ft3,000 00 to For eif o Hindoos I ' " • • ■ . ^ The nsnal annual oxodns from the «p country to Alabama and further West has %sfaa. It Is ant strange that US' people should emigrate from the 1’lod- iiKMtt Kscarpment, but the mistake that they make is in not coming South. The ' |m(m-s there should open the oyea of the people who are bunting better 1muoas. la tide connection we qpete from the News end Courier the oleslng sort of its report of a lecture by Bar. l*r. C. C. Pinckney on kts recent Jour ney to and from California. In etootng his lecture Dr. Pinckney said that he could not give the voting loon df South Carolina Horace Greeley’s lentous advice: “Go Weet, young E” He might do so if that advlee men led with a well tiled , a Mg bank acoount and a vast i and energy. But would bo no nm In golog West. A man with thorn helps COO gvt oktug oa well In Mouth Carolina ^ he eau In any port Of the world ^M^tThott * * - - IhO W W C stv-w i 'm m - A .' 1 " V M Weattaersliee^ at Wi ■ r*- Publishing no Platitudes, -vi , Leaders Of The Leaders. * ^ - *r* : *-b r :> -v.. *. ' V 5 *” . t:,' •..Jt&iv <*■»’> f ^ A ... ♦ Blackyille 9 N. C. 5 a ’ ' - J ' ' ' ' _ ^ Submit to their patrona and the public their uanal FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. for the large and entirely soMsfaetory growth la oar bneinee* tor the Unde year Just ended we return our beet thanks. Its enlarged volums bas enabled ns i» realise reeulto from a greatly extended patronage without the Increased levy of profit that a narrower patronage would have nude necessary and unavoidable. In other words we have ©a reel res Rodaoad The Tariff A.Of. ’M got along as wsu in sonio Carolina m eau In any port of the world. ► time tec making qutek fortnnee in Woot Is post. Bow It Is just aa hard soke mooey lo California as It Is In Nmth Carolina. Dr. Pinckney sold tons all of tas for* is that he had met to Callfprolo would gladly come bank to the home of their ancestors If they hod the means. Those who had suo- reeded hod done no better than their neighbors who hod remained In old N>oth Carolina. The lecturer appealed to the young taca to stick to their State and devote their euekgtea to building her np. He the tact that the phosphate bual- whlch now gives employment to WM unknown o few years -W— r-' -dd that the Santee Swamp eonfeatoed fortunes for the mei who I go there with capital and brains out the ins timber that has thus Ml untouched by the white men. r . A dswle ClsreiMi . ) the pine woods of i nenred s pine mill, tnlktng In exeited . He code no to the mill. There •lioding about an old man. a young fellow, on old woman and a mt I I**.. /. .. ; . _ Without waiting the passage of the Mills BIB, and are prepared now ter still for* '* ‘ * re and consumer* without dam- lion so devoutly to f the people of the __ In beyood ooril to every thinking man that the larger the amount of goods sold"the less sbosrtd be the percentage of profit Imposed and that the certainty of cash dealing allows cheaper prices than the contingencies of credit. * r r That is Our Platform, \ ~ H Broad, Strong and Fair enough to hold aO practical people. We are Heady Now With I-arger Stocks |bs n we have ever carried before to meet the needs and wishes of the people in all the svenoes of trade. We cannot undertake to cata logue In an advertisement the broad range of merchandise that we are handling and fair Ideas of Its completeness can only he obtained by personal visits and ex aminations which are sincerely Invited. . . We are also dealing in all the finer aod better grades of goods that have here tofore been nhtatneble only In the maakets of Hontheni and Northern eitles, and the especial attention of the gentlemen and ladles of the country Is asked to this new departure. We eon guarantee satisfaction In that direction equal to that Augusta, Charleston, or Savannah without tbs add* xatlons of excursions to those placet. , : t meat deal of proper philosophy Hi Ibe above beading. I It swans that all people who have bought voods on time from e ld pay up wite the flist frnits of ‘ ‘ of need and r as well as of this year's cotton crop. Ho was a friend bonsaty sucnsMls the wisdom of piylng Mm > when hard times come again, Further than mim 1 getting help when hard times come again, Ill’S AT TNiUSTW) y, In and out of debt, cun get the very lop prices for their cotton and other country pnxhioe. "Uaais Allen" Is urepsred, with the oool cash In abondanoe, to pay reguiarfy, day afterday, LaaiOueh for cotton *a its quotations in the leading Amerlaan and European markets i.WJH in nis prices. _ more more room than any other with all lines of the best merchandise. and the shortness in tbs yields of tbs t ha has filled it ^ t . sop prospects were most promising a mas in tea abondanoe of bargains in his trade. f TB8 «98®S ISUSY 69. Making a virtue of nscterijfche resolved to unload early In the- season. If the people will take team a* little over faring worse, try i opportunity H win be quick work, for he la resolved to meet tway. Don’t forget t*' this ever present fact and before going farther and Yoon Truly, oct 4 88 1UH I. VSifBFBSBSB, WTXrXi rsTON\ a o. W. H. IUBXBERBER. -WHOLESALI AM K XT AIL DKALF.R IX- GROCERIES, LIQD0KS. GRAIN & GAY. • - 550 A 552 Broad Btreet* - - - A ugusta> Go. -JtAKKM A a Pfif. 1A fiaTT OF- CRACKKD CORN, CRACKKD OATS, TEA MEAL, FI*t FEED, *’ STOCK FEED, WHEAT BRAN, :-:THE OF THE tloual cost, fatigue aod vei ; Tour Attention Please. -There Is as tnuoh In bny1n|| sa In sellliig. Ws have been unwilling to run the risks of pfcrchaslng thousands of dollars worth of goods during a flying trip to the great markats of Baltimore. Nsw York and Boston, and therefore secured, early In the year, A Resident Buyer in New York, be ground, has taken ad- ired ter us a long aeries of luslnega man, who, constantly on tee vantage of all the fluctuations of tbs markets and secure bargains In DRY GOODS and NOTIONS sspecially, which wo are of fering to tea public at prices beyood any and all competition. A good, all ronnd buslt itage of all the fiootv ieotess What's the i ’ borer' tee tmv- “A good deal,” tea man replied •'Toe,** snapped tee old woman, *'e lightr beep, 1 teiryeu.” aeitor," sold the girt, i goto’ ter git hurt nn- M Inf’s mads ell right.” 1 tell yeu yrhat's tee matter,” the an deetared; “1 earns along > time ago and teak tee poni ed sawyer of tele tom, and old man and wonsan, having eh a liking to me, wont me to their daughter, that fet tolng i loro to me,” the girt ex- Don’t Forget That Large purchases have been made. Goods must he eonverted into ready cash. _ • We will offer from thU day the following linos: 48 Inch Henrietta Cloth all new shades at Tie. worth 1J8. One let Henrietta Cloth all new shades at 60c. worth 76c. 600 pwoes Dress Goods from 3 3-4 to 36c. Prtou from Se. to 6 8-4o. Jeans fron 10c to 40c. * $SZte, U PtoSSu! CalSteHlk FulSi^JnSSf BUka, Gioghoma all now from 7 to lie. - tamo gone te a " 1 Ton sidled np close ^ r .,. whin nop on* mur ehnroh, an* lowed that I hand an’ teen I told yon at have it if yon wanted 1^ Ihe love ter a body, I dent i it Is.” i a marriage oontrack,” i&LX* I bnftiro af In this deportmeat yon win And everything. Come And see for yourself. Mens', Youths’ Boy's aod Children's ready made Clothing and Mata, Cape, Pants and Shoes for everybody. • Pumiture! Fnraitael Furniture I COOK v> ' 4 ■ ^ A, V5^ Hardwai Pks‘ *r*H PA WM fr *X'\ TP A Tf.-iyrFIT?, •a*. . • * . —: The Cotton Seller, Comity *• . > Lr- Merchants and Everybody. Offers daring the tell season af 188k the following AD VANTAGE# over any and all competition any and everywhere/ 1st. A First Class Cotton ('livxxifler who will sample all cottons bandlrei by me end whose ratings will he accepted in all the markets of the commercial world ss the law of the Medea -w and Persians. 4th Cotton Contract for foreign shipment with an old, well established European firm of the highest character and am plest means. This virtual co partnership will enable me to avoid the cancerous coeta of freights, Insurance, offered and z'grJz for wficbwdy! re pretentions places. that I ask, and If what is wanted Is not i ‘ > ■■ 'x: i Wl _i sAd re i i it wHl be i f I ir • »* Art latt carrying af, tbs finest and meet fashionable novelties at prices teat cannot They oaneof fad better good- or more favorable prices anywhere. The attention of bousekcepsfs is epedafiy Invited to mr stock of Furniture and ntfthlng floods. And last (mt not least. THE IflCHEbT PRICES paid for Codon and all andfbeGoldvH Bole efeerved In evefr troiuacUun. t 4 »8- W. H. Kennedy, A X.3ETTEF*. BBBBpFhe laadies*,- The Last Of Leap Year. .v n^CRS. •M-nT. A -TR, Rctnrna her best thanks to the IamIIcs of the County for the feflr liboret *; to her in the t>aat and invites their auentiim to her , ‘ C/beasp, Ohoice and CUarminff Wtoels of Vitll tcttd Wintei /C ' ,. T v _ % - a millinery Goo<ls 9 Which ft larger in range, lowlier hi styfcs and qualities and lower In prices than any she too erer before prcscntttl to the puldic. t” They were lN>nx!it fur cash and with great care and are to be sold far like manner, flbs idedgcs hot self in advance to / , . Duplicate Charleston and Augusta Friceff and to serve the ladica to their perfect satisfaction. AH Ihe Ncw'lHylre of Drera Goods, Hew, rirtta, Triwgs, Aergeo Cashmeres. 5f jvelry (;>hmIs. all shades, coiofo and styles, BraidedUooda, Hats and Bonnet* of the most fashionable styles and all the wide ranee t4 IjuJk*' UouOs es sential to feminine enjoyment ami adornment and netditigno attempt at rOnmeratlua of their vast variety. ♦ - , The nnaoi(cited testimony of many Indies who have venmred Into offief Markets to thetr re- gret and sorrow » strom; pnsd that buyers can save time, nH«ney and sevnre sattsfactioa by visiting and examining the sttaetlons of this tlF.ADQI/AKTF.KA UF FAM1ION, before mak- ingpnrvliasre elsewhere. Calls of the 1 Julies cordially solicited. ' UfMIss Lula Muslin, of Augusta, is with me and will be pleased to see her many friends.-no storega weighing, etc., etc.. Invariable rpl- mating ftbipmrnta to local markets, and ill profit by this new departure demies waatiUi the public aha 3d. Big Meoer In the Bonk of Barnwell to pay spot cash - ter all cotton aold to me, no matter haw much iti quantify nqy how qaiekly It pour* In. The day of the due bill la ended and the morning of tbs dollar down la braaking. 4th. More Goods in all llnea of Moirbandiae than over before, every inch of my in- rraaaed headquarters crowded. Merchandise in the depot, on th« ears. In tVe cities, at the manufactories, coming as fast aa room can be found for th;ir reception. 6th. The following mlnu tlw are ahnply aamples of what I can and will do, but 1 do not a ta publish Uie magnificent aerretsof success for the Inters of my would be competitors and feeble imitators. They are for the benefit of myself and the p.ople, and w hile I may not tall thorn all my methods they will surely be content with there- * a nits that they can get nowhere elae. . - / J»4T nsro’W’s 0113? -to:- Intending to discontinue the General Her* . c * nti, « business by the 1st of Januarv, my en- f, tire stock of Merchandise will be thrown off A ** rgaln Counters and aold at 33 per eeat. ™ cost. Prices af everything will b«4iarked In ptaln figures and sold for AOEST FOR CHATTANOOGA CANE MILLS AND PLOW COMPANY. (4 ^COWiailB XESGIilHS g -tat- And retail dealera la all tea towns of tea County will find It to thetr interetoand bea my MrprUlngly law prteea before IngMng to their toU atoeka. Further wW be Made later to tee aaaaan. You min utes at Mjrhaadfttartere will toll yen more “ k to* columns af newspaper talk could to! iOWN, ■T the Ba KaalrJL TT vpmar „ _ Spot Cash Only. ® JERP"A11 parties Indebted to me are notified that all acrounU not settleif fate January 1st, 18A8, will be placed In attorney’s banda ter collection. * tU *® "f LEFTS CORNER, J| BLACKVIUE, S. C. nov 29-tf V! O-. n. O. T.A-NTfynr DEALER IN . : HOBBY nORfiK. VELOCIPEDES, TOYS. D0LL8, STA. riOXERY, BOOKS. XMAS CARDS 5o tO 3 50- Mi •\Y IP* Agent for fltcnU Repaired. - -V)* #g»