Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

$8for Ita ra Jcmocrai BY S. A. BROWN & Co. PRICE, $a PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. BENNBTTSVILLE, SO. CA. Wednesday, June 10, 1885.? Office in Everett's Briok Building - UP STAIRS. OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY. METHODIST-Hov. J. L. Stokes Pastor Sunday School -1 p. m. Preaching at 10.30 a. m., and 8.30 p. m. Prayer-meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. BAPTIST-Rev. lt. N. Pratt Pastor Preaching at ll a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 0.30. Prayer-meeting Thursday ufternoon at 4 o'clock. PunnuYTKWAN-Rev. W. li. Corbett, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. in. and 4.80 p. m. Sunday School at 0.30 A. M. Pray er-meeting on ^Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. DENNETTSVILIE CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS FOR 1885. ii KV. mos. J. CLYDE. 1st Sunda)/. Pine ?rovo, at ll a m ; Smyrna at 3* p m 2d Sunday. Boykln at ll a m ; Pino Grovo at p m 3d Sunday. Bethel at lt a in ; Antioch ut fy p m Uh Sunday Beauty Spot at ll am; Ebenezer at 3$ p in -O - KEV. E. Q. PRICE. 1?/ Sunday Bethel ot ll n rn; AnHook 3J p til 2ml Sunday Beauty Spot nt ll ii iii ; Ebenezer 34 p tn '.id Sunday Pino a rovo at ll u tn; Smyrna 34 p nt. 4 th Sunday Poy kin at ll a in ; Pino Urovo 34 p in. Clio Circuit, ApVolntritcittK for 1885. REY. G. M, ROYD, P. C. lat Sunday, Clio, ll a. m., Hebron 8J p. tn. 2d Sunday Parnassus ll a. m., Zion 34 p. m 3d Sunday, Hebron ll a. ni,, Clio, 34 p.m. 4th Sunday Uotliloheni ll a ni, Parnassus 34i?m REV. >V. K. BUKKDEN'S AlU'OINTMENTS. Flint Sunday. Tabernacle, ll n. m ; Hall's School Hotise, 3. p. m. Second Sunday. Bethel, ll a. ni. ; Shiloh, 3 p. rn, Third Sunday. Zion, ll a. tn. ; Ebenezer, 3 p.nv. Fourth Sunday. Smyrm?., 10.30 ti in. ; Shndy Orovo, 3.30 Kev, James E. Grier, North Marlboro' r" \\m priv'it'ti (il Shiloh (tl i'ila m.. '.n Ol' (Ir.st Suiidaj hud .>.'. p. m.? olivine i hird i^toiduyi Jf.r;l-V" Po-"AK1.1. V. l.t.I A.'.- in (.ho authorised ageul of thu ?iEMiOh?T in lb? oilt i,i (;imrl''i.Ni)\ +T0WN AND COUNTY NEW8-+ IJOOAII OBSERVATIONS. Read nil the new advortisoments. ... Moro rain I ., And more grass I Poid enough for fire this morning . . FHCB in abundance ovorywhoro. ...And tho mosquito sing?his "dlty." ...Chickens very soaroo ...Wkortleborries 15 couta a quint. ... Tho whistle of a steamboat ou Sun day Sunday morning souudod lonosomo ...A uaw cud substantial wooden fence encloses our jail lot. ,. Now, why not whito wash tho fonco and paint tho Jail. Tho sidewalks in Wost nounottsvillo aro gotting too grassy for Bafo walking at night -for thoso afraid of snakcB. .. .Tho fruit trees aro shedding tho fruit but wo do hope tho crop will not bo a failure. .. Thc ChcstorAold Court IIOUBO cost $10,800, . .Mr. A, W. Morrison thinks ho will have a rlpo watormolon tho first week in July. .. A fino solootion of Whito Goods, Trim mings, colored Lawns and Hats, at tho La dies Emporium, eau ho bought at living prices. . , Tho Spring torm of tho Bonnottsvillo Acadomy olosos Friday of noxt wook-19th, Soo notico clsowhcro. Tho ladies would do wollto oxamino tho Goods at tho Lndies Emporium boforo pur chasing, as economy commends itoolf to ail. .. John Bristow lias mado his bond (Jacob Allman and E. J. Sawyor) and bas taken hold of his contraot to keep tho atroots of tho towu in order. Gone to thc Penitentiary. Tho convlots sontenccd lost weok, and montioncd olsowhoro, loft for Columbia this morning in ohargo of Mr. J. P. David. A Crazy Man, Handy Covington, said to ho an indus, trlous hard working colored man, was brought up on Monday, and after exami nation has boon ?ont to Columbia. DEATH'S DOINGS. Died, near Bruton's Fork ohuroh, on Wad -.csdny last, al tor a long illnoSH of con sumption, Mrs.-Kendricks, aged about 65 years. Sho was buried at tho Hubbard graveyard on .Thursday. Rov. W, K, Breedon conducting tho sorvlcoB. PERBONAli. Judgo Hudson and Solicitor Nowtou aro holding Court at Darlington. Mr. W. N. Evcrolt, representing tho finn of Fverotr. Bros & Gibson, of Norfolk, Va. hus boon spondiug a fow days in our town, tho guest of his uiiolo, M:\ J. F. Everett. Jamos P. Campbell, who hnB been going to School at Bingham, has roturucd homo. Ho han accepted au offer boro aud will "biko hold" in AuguBt. Knox Livingston, Esq., COUHBOI for Mr. Oharies L. Emanuel, loft for Lancaster on Saturday to ropreaont Mr. Emanuel in Court there thin week. Judgo I. Dj With erspoon will presido. Protracted meeting. Tho mooting at tho Methodist Church is still in progress with interest in attendance. Mr, Kennedy has bcon laboring hurd and bos preached somo excellent Bornums. -? -i ? - Now in Jail. Orogg Bothoa aud Charlotte Bethen, charged with burning tho hnrn and BtnblcB of Mr. Thomas Cottmgham, and prcsonted by tho Grand Jury nt tho recent term of Court, hnvo been arrested nnd aro now in jail. An Excursion to Wacamaw. Wo hnvo boon roquestcd to nek the plcns uro hunters to got up nu excursion to Wilmington or Ohnrlotto or Waccamnw Luke near Wilmington. A trip to cither placo would ho onjoyed-if not made toe oxpouBive. A Mystery Cleared up. Tho body of Horneo McLean, tho color Cd innn who wnB takon from tho olllcci who hud bira in chnrgo ou bia way li Lmuborton jnil Inst Novombor, was fou nc in the water under tho wc?t end of tin uow hridgo at Rook Ford, four miles fron Laurinhurg, by n colored fisherman a fc\ days ago. Ho had wounds on \ his hen? , und was tied under tho wntor. -?*. A Bold Robbery. Sally O'Neal a noted light fingered col 0 red woman was brought boforo Trial Jui tico Ervin on Monday charged with robbin tho dwell i ii" of Mr, V T YnrboKj'. Wi wiuifc?ht i 'i uni lo >-'ivii lo . simp. ?j hem ?)i?.r in Sc) ?cm IM boxt. Sonic af inc pr; ! nerty hun nimm bcojl found, Testivuor.it 1. Wc leaicit that on Frliliiy Ml Hie cn ployes of tho C. P. ?Xs Y. V. R. R. presoi ted Capt! JauiOB S. MorriBon, Into Chi? Engineer and General Superintendent < tho rond, with a handsome silver ten BO Nonrly all of his former employ?s wore ni Bumbled in tho enr Accountant's ofllco 1 1 tho presentation. E. T. B. Glenn, Chi Clork and Cnr Accountant, inndo tho px'. sontntion upecoh. Those present say wns a most enjoyable occasion, Court.-June Term. Tho business of tho Court of Gonov Sessions closed on Friday morning, ai that of thcJCommon Pions Friday nftcrnoo Tho followiog cases not reported in 0 ' rat issue were cnllcd and disposed of : Tho Stnto vs. Dnniel Townsend, nasal) nnd battery, not guilty. Tho Suato vs. Hiram Winn, selling pn porty on whioh thero was a lien, continue Tho State vs. Collins Stephens, assai of a high and aggravated nnturo, guilty. Stato vs. John Fcrribco, for firing t woods of Mr. Vernon Rogers, not guilty. SENTENCES. Calvin McDonald, larcony, 1 year penitentiary. Tom Walter Chambers, stealing cott from tho liold, 1 year in ponitontiary. Georgo Davis, nggravntcd assault n battery, 5 years in ponitonthuy. Collins Stopons, assault of a high r aggravated naturo, a scaled sentence. John willis, nggravntcd assault i year ponitcntinry or $100 lino nnd nil costs. --?. ??? +> How to Drink Toa. Wong Chin '.Koo, writing in tho Co says, "Drink your tea plain. Don't t milk or sugar. Tea brokors and toa t tors nover do ; opicuros nover do , chincso nover do I Milk contains fibi albumen or some other such stuff, ? ten a delicate amount of tannin. Mix tho two makes tho liquid turpid. 1 turpidity, if I remember tho oyolopc aright, is tannalo of iiibrin or leotl Pcoplo who put milk in tea aro thero: drinking boots and shoos ;in mild disten A nico coillu is ^considered a v appropriate present to ?end an person in China. You a,ro, howe oxpected to lind ont what ?izo tho < didato wUl roquiro without asking I diroctly. Bounottsville High School, -o Closing Exercises ofSp?lny Tenn. THE SPRING SESSION of tho Ron nottsvillo High School closes June 10th, with tho annual Oouccrt, which begins.promptly nt 8.30 p. m. ? All frionas of tho School uro cordially invited to at'ond. J. P. PAISLEY; dunc i?, 1SS5 Principal. Children's Day at Shiloh. Saturday last was "Childrou'H Day" at Shiloh (tho new Church on tho road to Socioty Hill, just this sido of Mr. W. D. l?vaue'-a abort hiatory of willoh will ap pear in theso columua Boon) and long bo fovo thc hour tho crowd hogan to swell with additions from difforont Bootioua. An interesting programme had boon arranged und waa suoccBafully carried out hy tho oiikora of tho Bohool, T. S. Smith and C. 0. Frasier. Misses Nelllo Covington and Annie Frasier, of Ilobron, presided at tho Organ, and inado Bwoot IUUB?O whilo Col, John Covington, J. F, Everett, J. S. Mooro, T. S. Smith and C. C. Frasier delivered short addresses, at th? closo of whioh tho tables wore spread, and wo eau truthfully say it was a magnificent fonst. Tho after noon was spent in conversation, r?mbica aud a visit to Col. C. S. McCall's popular Hour and grist mill. All wont homo satis fied with tho nleusurcB of tho first celebra tion of "Children's Day" at Shiloh. State Normal School. Tho session for 1885, for tho colored teachers hegins in tho town of Aiken July 6th, aud continues four wooka. Tcaohora from Marlboro pay regular faro going aud ono cent ncr milo returning. board eau bo ohlaiuod in Aiken from two to fivo dollars per week. Thc County Normal. Wo learn from our School Commissioner Mr. Mclnuis, that ho has secured tho nor vices of Prof, Alexander Graham of tho Fayetteville Graded School to take charge of tho fir?t session of thc County Normal Instituto to bo held this summer for tho white teachers of Marlboro. E. J, Sawyer Jr. will have chargo of tho colored. Since writing tho above, wo havo hoon shown a oiroular lotter ?tating that) tho County Normal for tho colored teachers will begin on tho 22d iust., and close tho 3d of July. 'i'Rt-' jpsticv: COURT Tri iii .Jut'- .>lol/obib heit)ii (lio?lot-i htwiut; 1.;; v,- "o (?.aiurdny . Tl 'ir I'.t.s.l !'.,i?i_'\v, carrying .H feue v ' M'"" . -tli? ?vidence wai ?vint "..I (lie e/u"iyi !0 HI ?50 l-.iiug it Up IO t il? (.'(Stir d' (jen . .1 Se* ij-?hj iu September, Tlio State vs Ramsey #mmormau, for burglary nnd larceny-sont up to Court of Oonoral Sessions. Tho State vs Ephraim Weloh, assault and battery-tried, found guilty and son tcnood to $5 fino and costs, or MO days in Jail. Paid fino and costs. ?ST" A Now Yorkor predicts that tho day is not far distant when tho speed of thc roller skater, by means of improved skates, will bo increased to forty miles an hour. That's good traveling, but wo are of tho opinion that wo have two in our town that can do it to day. HQ?" Tho body ol' Professor Odium, who killed himself in jumping off Mrook*? lyn bridge recently, foll into tho hands of a gang of New York doctors, and it is paid they actually cut thc dead man to pieces and distributed his intestines to each as relics. Such a brutal outrago was novor heard of in thc south. A bank failure at Dunkirk, New York, has devoloped tho curious iact that about one-fourth of tho families who havo been living on public char ity tho past wintor had money on de posit in the bank - There is no nicklo in a cont picco -. Thcro aro 17,009 dentists in thoso United States. Rev. Samuel P. Jones, the great Methodist revivalist, is thus described in the Atlanta Constitution : "Mr. Jones, according to our au thority, is about thirty seven years of agc. Ho is a small, slender, sallow faced man, with black hair and eyes and a black moustache, decidedly tin clerical looking, but apparently full of snap and energy. His earnest and personal magnetism impresses all who como in contact with him. Much that lias l)cen Raid of Iiis early follies is un true. He never gambled, lie ncvor kept a saloon. Ho was simply a noisy frolicsome young fellow, too fond of liquor for his own good." A Few Tons Guano, Eor salo by 1 o.s. MCCALL. May 27, '85 4 - U liam? i illili Mftl IUI nfltfniw.if^'rtwlJ Pictures', foi Everybody, Mi: \V. J,. X*ambi'o, a ftr8t.-olu.ss Artist, b.iM oponed )>'??' IMiotograpiito Gallery. nt thc Ti inn. rnoct: f I ?vii grounds und (soli cit H tl Mill Stott) all wonting good pictures of fciimit'clvi i, tiioit little oucB, or their flioijiia. Hi? plot?iew of ohildrcn by un luipi ?vml jirones? gu?ranteos success. Pio tut talion iu any kind of weather. Largo portrait! froui life or copied from any kind of told blotnreH ino outdo speoialtics. Ho will make vlew? of tiny object or building. Iii guaranteer? that. till will bb pleased. Cal' ai'.t co ] .' i-mcohnous, wo know you will Ul: un. thom, Sh-rn Road Tobacco tisorfl of tho JiVocd ehould try "Sholl Retid,'' uow i.br. moat popular chewing to bi. -.. ou tho market. For salo by J. F. Everett. beautiful lino of White Goods n> Dre ? Good li, trimmings to match, at tildi s l?nlvbi'iuiti. now Brick Store. ?waj opri?ult tho columns of the D meerai when yob ? o out to buy. Tho luunboi ( I" bananas ou u buucli 'cint'os I IO. . .Tho t'it?t? S;01 nial Instituto for wbito t< i* . ju.-' li .' Cl arlcston next month. T GC who tiro og should got roudy in timo. isa ?luiio dtioksori, tho youngest d of tl Inte Gen. Stonewall Ji ekson, iva? niarried to Mr. William E. Cihristiaii bl Uiohmoud Va. on the 2nd. If thc present administration cou ti it u i iib rune channel for tub next Uiroo vcars that it lias b in tlio ; ist thrco months, I judging liioin ibo signs of the ti hip? Vir. UleVolantl eaneasily be renominated -ii' ho so desiros. AV ASM i Nf? i ow ( ! Anette. ? M uiiiot'iaiii. Ti??M'A? J, I i i yjUKu, son of John S. ano An i ? ! or, was born in Marloo l enmity -'. July J.St li 1800? and died Muri i I til ^86. It ban 1 tn id tho comal nnd fostering i ll {< II bf ft i i .i i homo ho wns oarly in lil' tjip 'ibjc?i i'religious impressions, Vii dil} H i. i <'.ictico thc blessing of t t i :ft (WO V Iii ! S li ||fj ill Ji ?i . - ....IM-, ut Pi'nb Orove (/'liuich, ? n.-.il t'i"K-t l'or h "... lin :avot'<iv to bo 'jiithibi IO his bi.;..!.. ?J.WS .Olid .il>lii.';. j i ii.UK I i V?'II . :.. Dili 0, pruti. i.r, in bu: vin .Hiv y 'A y ??m?l {ind onjoy?d tho I I .. ivie* i*iil i t>ifi.ild?bce " ' Iiis br?tlirtin uni] i >". ' ivf* innuioiiCiH bf hi i I i o nstiaUul iii tho up-* i rifilMnoc? hi Hil., and enabled him, uhr. si i: i i - Auction carno, to tes tily :i the nearness and preciousness ol his tvii r. His In '.illness was of short dm i 'Mi. lui. thc.',h tho summons came UL. . h. . ?i lilli oo fear, and express ci' Iii? . ridii ?&H to depart, Tho day hes foto his death he was most graciously bl?ssi?d iij Iiis ? j it'iuil oxpor?ctico,. aud ri; .1 ' ? * tho Jove of Goa and prospect ol hbo veli; j His lovetcd wit >, who nursed him so ter:' inning Iii inst sickness, and w;v m?Ufl companionship was so help* ful to him in Ibo i ?ir?8tian life, has. iu her doop (row, tho precious consolation thut ho ??;t entered into "tho rest that renmirioth to ib< pvbole of God." Ere lo ive .vi,;-?l v. ? iii) ?ur loved ones in that bli; . i la ni Whore icknoss and sorrow bbl inn! loath .i . unknown. ' . .. i I y . ntl meet thom, 0 Dial napp) di rt we'll groot thom, itirJdyii, $t v. jil <'impl?te thom, 'J',-, meet to ? .ir-, ila . . >ro." TlIOS. J, CliYDE. J une 9, 188.); ??ftKMUt?liWJjVl rl'r> be j.b-i?.r>d in Dress and ot] i or goods, - -- AT THE - ?BARGAIN COUNTER - O' PUK *IAtMS BAMAR, * 100 BARRELS )5?i;j.w . jyoti. AHMcaa, fiftpgc ivor. I . iiml Good Quality ?bu :r i. >. C. B. McGALb: Ci.n>, S. G., May 18, 1885' f?tHAl I, I?.MANUBI STKHNllKllrlKIt, llllVO 11 ' ' iip)i i cd Henry G. llcrrin niy lVuo utiil lawful attorney lo transact busii?o?itf fbi ii" 'dicing my t .?se nco from tliO [hiiied iSttttos, giving and granting mu., him lull |iowi v and authority to not for uu>. In any mailor needing my atten tion. \V imus;, my hand and soal this 18th tiny of May A 1) 1885, Jt. Iv. ( ovuiglon, ) l A: ll. iMeDonuld, j AVitnossoa. MEJIUD MENTION. . .Gardcnors try "MoCnlls Perfection." . . bargains in Dims Goods and all kind of Ludios doods, nt tho Ladies Emporium. 13 lbs. Standard Sugar for$i at Hodges . . All colors and shades of heavy silk I fringes at 35 couta, worth 75, at L Strauss' fl?1" Gouts fine Rolled Gold vost ohaius ! and scarf piuB, at Carroll's Jewelry Storo.? | Mr. McMurray is selliug a good stove at $14, with all the extras-and if you livo in town will tako it homo for you and put it up. Call and seo him. fliSf" Au ologanb afisortmont of Ladlos and Children Hat? and Ilonuots ab tho La dies Emporium, now brlok storo. - Take a look at our All Wool and Brussels Carpet, and save 15 cts per yard by buying at L. Strauss' . . Uso limo freely-it is cheap, aud C, S. McCall has pleuty of tho best Hock Limo. ???>" Ladies Silver Langlo Bracolets just received at Carroll 00 Co. Bonley McLeod has moved his Blacksmith Shop to West Bcnnett?villo where ho will bo glad io seo nil his old customers an 1 ninny uo w ones. Bold I3on Butler set uses to re ?oive tho keys of his house. Ho j says tho Govoruraout rented it iur a year at five hundred dollars per month, and that tho Government must pay the money, lt remains to bo seen now which is tho "big* gest" man-Ben Butler or Unelo Sam.-'Washington Gazette. Notice to Creditors. C. ]). Fosterling, ] vs. > Evandcr Quiok, ct al. J ALL persons having claims against tho Estate of Abel Quick, deceased, are hereby notified to present tho samo duly proven on or before tho 25th doy of Juno uext or lo barred any benefit that may bo derived therefrom. C. M. WEATHERLY, May Iii, 1SS:?. Clerk. |jj A M >. \ ) \V KI?CV',1 V.iN'J MV Spf ii iq; und Sm met* ^took of DRV GOODS AK? HORONS, B??OE?j [inti HATS, ^LADIES DRESS GOODS.?^ -)* Hats * and * Bonnets ?<~ Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Laco Goods, &o. AND CLiOTIUMG GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS,| -???'^-i Old Stand, on Marion Street. SIMON STRAUSS, April 8, 1885. J. T. DOUGLAS, - DEALER IN - Drugs, Medicines, ^AND * CHEMICALS,^ FINE STATIONARY, * LAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS, *? FINE SEGA11S, And Choice Tobacco. VIDAL'S OLD STAND. April 15, 1885. TO W. A. MOORE'S To Buy Bargains,, ALWAYS ON I.lANl>, n choico lot of tlrooo rios, such as LARD, BACON", FLOUR, CANNED GOODS Mackorol itt Kits, Molasses, Sugars, Coftco. Rico, And other Goods. OHBAF FOR CASH - A IJ S 0 - Walkor's Aif.moniated Guano .Icox, Uibbos <(J Co's., High Grado, .ao Auuuonlatod Guano, "otton 8cod Meal, Kainlt and Aohl. Partios in want of oithor should onll and got his prico8. Jan. 21, 1886. .. Tho lurgCBb stock of Mono' nnd Boy's OloMiing in lowji, you can soo nt Ii. StrouBS. Ii 1F m r IMPROVJSAND SAVE YOUR FRUIT Pron, tho Wasting Ravagea of tko Curoullo and othordostruoUvo insects, by using C, W. Wcaiftroo/i's New Insecticide, Tho groat ?pcolilo Rotnody for tho CurooHo. Codling Moth, Horor, Oankor IKorm, Blaok AphadcB, Wooly Aphis, do. This Remedy is no humbug. It prevents tho Fruit from Dropping off, Hotting, Boootaing K.iutty, Wormy, ?fcc Satisfaction Uuatantecd If tho directions nro followed. If tho "VIOTORY" tails to benora thu trcos and improve tho fruit of all sorts anil dusses tho taonoy will bo ro~ fundod. Prlco$0 per 100 lbs.-under 'lb pounds, 10 emits per pound. Full directions with OSeh package or bag- Soud for dosoriptlvo oiroulcrs, Looul und Traveling Agonts Wanted. Liberal commissions allowed1 "vtttoioi?o o/nrcvcntatfve it worth a pound of eure,', Uso tim "Viotory" in April broad cast under tho trees, and you wbl dostroy a great army of insects and saTC your fruit, and protoot your trcos. Nothing hurtful in tho formula, but quito boncftolal to trees, vinos, plants und vegetation. Address C. W. WESTBROOK. UltKBNHUOno, N. C. Lato of Wilson Nursorloa, Wilson, N. O. R W. HICKS, GROOEH - AND Commission Merchant WILMINGTON, N. C. .0ROMPT attention givon to consign uv mon?s of cotton, naval stores, &o. A trial solicited. Jau. 28, '85. ^THE^MARLBOROsfHOTELb I_n_"__y V--J ^-CHANGED HANDS. HEFURNISED and fitted un as a first p olass Motel. I respectfully solicit a rcasonahlo share of tho public patronago. Terras moderate. A irco hack to and from tho Railroad T. G. WALLACE. Bennettsvillc, S. 0. Dec 31, 1884 1 I 55 I I 57 I I AND I j 09 I MARKET STREET, vnAii?.ES'rox, so, CA. Tho Largest Fruit and Produce House in the South, Import and keep constantly on <?hand ft?ririnn?, O?ioahutfi, Orondos, 'SpfSlc*. I'tucapplos. bornons, Nd ls, liai-MIS. Poiiiiuos, i;Vii).bag?.i}?, O?i?h?t t?*! t' j and ~\ i , i'oanuts. Oot:??> :o. IS (lil seager FARMERS and othors of Marlboro' county having machinery ncoding repairs can havo tho work dono by a first.oinss workman. Address T. W. WALLACE, Nov 20, 1881. Bonnsttavillo, S. O. DEALERS IN General Merchandise, Old Stand of L, D. & L. R. Hamer, Respectfully invito thou* friends and tho public generally to call and examino their stock and prices. They do not claim tb sell "cheaper than tho cheapest," but boliovo they can soil on as favor able terms as any others, and pro pose to do ?o By strict attention to business, honest dealing and reasonable prices, thoy expect to merit and hopo to re?oive a liberal patronage. October 1 for working people. Send 10 conto poatago, and wo will tanll you free, a royal, valuable sample box of gooda that will put you lu tho way of making moto money in a fow days than yon ovor thought possible nt any business. Capitol not required. You can livo st homo and work in sparo timo only or nil tho timo. All of both soxos, of all ?gos, grandly sucocssful. 60 conta to $6 oaaily camed ovory ovoning' s That all who want work may test tho business, wu make thia unparalleled otlor: To all who aro not well satisfied wo wilt sond $1 to pay for tho trou? bio of writing us. Full particulars, directions, oto., sont froo. Iminenso pay abosolutoly suro for all who start at onoo. Dont't delay. Ad? dress Stinson tc, Co., Portland, Maine, -AT TUB FOlMltlBT HOTJSE,. 190 King St,, Charleston, S. 0. .IRST-OLASS BOARD $1.25 por Day Hacks alwoy8 at tho Railroads. iMiis. J. alirOIIEL, Propriotross. J. L. HODGES, Business Manager, January 10, '84. Sond six couts for postage, and receive froo aoostly box of goods Mwhioh will Le!p you to nittko moro monov right away than anything oise In this world. All of oltbor BOX suoocod from first hour. Tho broad roadlo fortuno opona bofor? i tho workers, absolutely ?aro. At onco a'ddrooif, i Trao ? Co., Atiguato, Aluino. A PRIZE,