Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hv g A- 1,-?koWN Co, FRIDAY, JULY ll, 1800. Publisher! Weeklyi UMBI Kn lonni ut tho l'o.st Olllco ut li? uno tis villo, S. O., tis Hcooml ol?ais mutter. OUR CANDIDATE, FOR GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA, B. B. T OK EDGEFIHIiD. Snhjoct lo tho notion of tho Doilioortltlo Sltilo Convention. THEY DI 13 ll A llb. The political contest among thc ibomocrals of tho State luis already mudo au interesting chapter, and ono which has thrust upoii thoso who think, and wlio uro not biased in their views hy tho "Ring'' tac tics, or personal considerations, nu unanswerable argument in fa vor of overthrowing tho "Ring." Tho political bosses,?nth thoir organs-tho News and (.\ntrier and thc Col umina ?iog ister-have fought desperately to maintain thoir exalted position, and to de feat thc wishes of the people, and to thus overthrow tho cardinal principle of true democracy itself. This is ii grave charge, but thc facts in thc ouse justify it and su bs tn niiato it. When a set of politicians got in power and hold on until they think that tho peo ple should and must submit to their dictation, and perpetually squirm under the crack of their whips, il is limo for thom to he 1 aught that 'vo do not propose to be managed like "dumb driven cattle." The "Ring" represented tho March Convention as undcmocral ?V, and tried to drown ( 1apt. li. K. Tillman and those who endorsed him with a Mood of sarcasm and ridicule. Tho Ring know how ever that thc only way to wrest tho sceptre of power from them was to Bective unanimity of action ns n result, of orgnnifcution, and ihn? iii*.ow!..;.;"? oi'Yhe Mro;eh f:\m Vv'li U' ll ..?.'( j. tv wit li'hi i he rai.;; o' i he Olivie 1 fl ur? r-.w} , iind tl. 11n.' rl,Uliiu\ij'!(.?. ?ito ??. r>od to ,'l.;'?.. ' \ i IM iiee? ion oj' jiu! reg. l: .?ll ' jun -n-V.-.tif I '?'.! \ Cl; I IOU IJj'fl ll ..I....v 1.1? ni. ol tho I.SStiO nivul vcd. The Ring serpent bas coiled itself into tho most hostile posi tion, und has been piercing tho body polit ic with fangs of .poison over .since. The Hing organs have so misrepresented Capt. Till man as thoso who believe their .statements to bo even ball true, .suppose him to bo a "rough" without principio; refinement or decency. Tims they offer insult to all who endorso him. They spit fire and filth in response to tho tidal wave of reform enthu siasm which is sweeping through tho ?Stale, and hali blinded by their own smoko and dust and foam, cry out "Thc tide is (urn ing ! Ila; lido is turning!" and when they slop (.0 catch their breath and ilga i a bear tho shouts of thc Till m an i (cs, and are told I hat tho tide is not turning, they i nt roil nee the gentleman from Canada and say among themselves, ."Sundy Wade Hampton eau stop il," hut (ho truth is tho laws which govern tho tide arc too strong for the old hero himself. Ile can't stop il; worth a cont. An old negro preacher said, "De earl li do move," and the King now see I hal thc I ide do wove. Their last tactics is a call for a J'ri m ar ?j. We Bea reel y think wo need one al this juncture ?? thc light, hut wc will help them con sider (ho <j nest ion. Meanwhile 1 lui tide will move. If tho intel ligence iind sell-rcspcoi of tho true dc moe rn cy of tho old Palmetto Hillie does liol rebuke, (he .intoler ance and insults of tho King which arc so glaring and so un ca)lcd for, and which eonstilute thc main cause of whatever there may bi1 of unpleasant feeling us engendered by (be present cuin piiign, il. will be a groat surprise to v< ry many. liCtlho'TillinanitOs stand shoul der lo shoulder anti not bo deceiv ed hy (ho m ? s rc p rose n 1 a 1. i ons ol' tho King or any ol' their followers. The 'Pill mani tos must not allow a primary. Tho King has uscheme, and wo must not hun tho stone for them to grind their axe. Moot tito in in every convention that they appoint, (live them wo pre text upon which io leave the deni? oeiuey. There is some ground now lo lene (hui. unless the King can conti ol the Stale flint a hum ber oi*them will bolt. - ? <?> - .... Kw i?" Pol ?lie's and Kennion don't mix well lo'ether. A (i?Of) ?SlIOW LNd'. Mr. Fishhook, who has* charge ol' that part ot* tho couAI.?S which hus reference to tho indebtedness and mortgages of tho States, eny? South Carolina has remarkably few mort gages. Only two counties in thc state have mortgages of $3,000 re corded in ton years. POLITICAL CTI AT. AT IIOMK A NJ) A UKO Al). Tho opposition to Tillman haye charged him with almost OYory tliing else except tho fall of man, and wo shouldn't wonder if that did not como next, lint with all he is swooping the State like a cyclone Capt. Tillman visited Fnirfiold, Chester, York and Lancaster coun ties last week and captured enough secure lu's delegates. Capt. Tillman will visit Camdon, Sumter, Florence and Chestoriicld this week, and come to Marlboro to bc ready next Tuesday. Tho opposition to Tillman now admit that unless something is done, and that right quick, thc State is gono lor Tillman. Thc good work goes on-Hampton, Union, Abbovillo, ?hostcr and Marl boro have elected solid Tillman dele gations to tho State Convention-io4 of thc ltili PEN AND 8CISS0RGKAPIIS. T. T. Mc Rae has boen appoint ed postmaster at Selkirk, S. 0. Dr. Stephen ll. Miller, of Sum ter county, ia dead. Tho Chautauqua convention will meet in Chora w August 25, 20, 27. Kev. Dr. T. M. Jones, President of Greensboro Female College, died on thc 24th ultimo. Thc Bank of Chcraw has just delated a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. Governor Nichols, of Louisiana, has refit sod to sign tho Lot tory Hill, but tho two Houses will pass it over bis veto. A stroke of lightning last week killed a child lying in its mother's lap in tho western part ol' the State. Georgia claims thc honor of having thc first bale of cotton on market, li. was raised by a col ored tenant, and sold for 15 J.e. Gen. Hampton saya bo was not ! .inspired ?( Aiken, much P i' i the s to i de ii. ; to ld by tho press,?iij(l: ! tho lidciilled ?br ?lings iV?iu tue' | p U l pi i:! ile?id wini ihr l-Vh?h? Auditor cf ?M IC. (?-, St..J. & .11, -lt. ii. has io say about ftl icrobo Killer : (ii nth men :-\ lin ve used four jugs ni' Uadiiin's Microbe Killer No. I, and T can say that il has helped ino, more limn anything I have ever taken- 1 cheerful ly indorse il ns on excellent remedy for kidney i rouble?, My father lins nikon it foi' rheumatism, and has been relieved. Yours truly, Uno \V, MILLEU, St Joseph, Mo. For sale by J . T. Douglas, Sole Agent. My olovon-yonr-old daughter has hoon a complet? wreck for four years fi om rheumatism, catarrh and kidney troubles. Two ga Ilona of tho Microbe Killer lias entirely c tn od her. Louis C'ONU.vo, W?nf??ld, Kits. Inn- side hy J, T. Douglas, Solo Agent. Jlk?f" Statistics show that a largo pro portion of tho children dio from what ia known us Summer Compliant, Diarrhoea, Cholera lufiuituin and Dysentery. Hum phreys' Speciliics Non. Kour, Kivc and Six uro ?afc and certain. It should bo distinctly under stood that the Farmers' Move ment has never been confined to farmers. Such men of other voca tions as think thc farmers arc right have always been invited to join tho movement. - At tho Clio Drug Store yon will find all kinds of Druga and Medicines either on hand or coming to hand, or will bo ordered on command, at Dr. Ilnmcr's old aland, kept hy Ii. Wood. Dyspepsia, distress ritter outing, nour stomach, losa of appetite, ii faint, nil-gone fooling, hi'd Insto, coated tonguo, heart binn, idl relieved mid cured hy 1'. 1'. P. (Prickly Ash, Poko Hoot mid Potassium). lt will regulate llie system gives un nppn lile and makes you well. Ho who in feeling misornhlc, Ruff (iring with Dyspepsia mid Indigestion und ofton times with diz/incas, would do well to tftko P. P. P. nt once. P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke. Hoot nnd Pot usai um) will cure you mid arrest tho disease in itu incipiency, Electric Bitter J. Tin?! remedy is hoconiltig FO well known nml so popular ni! lo need no rpeeinl mention' All who linvft iiaed I4leelrh( Hilton Bing tho minti soon ol' praise. -A purer modicum does not ex isl nuil ?I is giinriintcU'l I? do nil thal 1? rdainiod, liliM-trlc Cillers will.euro nil die-nn.ve? ni'Uni hiver ami Kid ney ll, will remoro 1*1 ni - phip, holli!. Sall K hon tu ?uni Allier alfcoHons Oinmoil hy impuro blood.--Will drivo Malaiin fro iii lint ay.sloiu mid prevent na well nu euro all Al ..lurinI fevrffi.--li'oi' cmo of Ifcndiiohu Coni-tl jilli lon and Indigestion (ry Hloclrio hit lori-Kn ti re trft?hfiifllioli ininranlcoil, or inoiiny refundoit'-I'rleo 60 eta nnd $1.(10 por hollie l-'or iain nt JoiUiillgV l'harinuuy. , . JonningR' Terry Syrup the heat remedy for Dysentery, for salo ut Jon nings' Pharmacy. IDENTIFICATION. Simm Culil I'Mlof.ophy Consenting o Uni verwul UHIIUIII< Uni?. An honest mun was recently I'Ot'uscd payment on a draft drawn on tho Oma ha National bank for $K00. tho draft being on Paymaster Wilson. It wau only with a groat deal of dillleulty and porsoiv.d ?neon venieneo to tho niau that I lu; secured tho necessary identification and ont his money. Tho circumstance ] recalls another vvhioh recently oc curred in one of the St, Paul banks. A luau entered willi tho check of a j well known wholesale finn for $fi?. "Von will have to get sonic ono to identify you." said tho ea.shior. "Who shall I got?" inquired tho num. "Any ono whom wo know." "1 must get somebody whom you know and who knows nie at tho saino time?" "Yes; that's it exactly." "Well, who do you know?" "Me?- O, 1-know several hundrod people in the city." "Do they know ino?" "How should 1 know?" "How should 1 know whom you know? That's a fair question." "Well, 1 have got no time to waste. Tho rules of tho bank aro that you must be identified before 1 eau cash your check." "Why soi" "For the bank's protection." "Yes, but what protection have I got?" "What do you mean? "I am tho rightful owner of this cheek, lt is indorsed by tho party from whom I received it. It is my property, and il eu Uti for $50 in your hands that you refuse to give mo be cause you do not move in my circle of .society and bave never enjoyed tho honor and pleasure of my acquaint ance Very good; I retire without my money, and in the course of tho day loso my chuck, lt is found by sonto one whom you do know j ho presents it, draws my $50 and skips. Is that fair? What protection does your con founded red tape rulo afford the honest customer of your bank? None at all. This check may be presented by a thief, but if you aro personally ac quainted with liim you are obliged lo give him my money, i think at tho next national convention ol' han kora you would do well lb bring ibis ques tion up and securo some kind of equitable legislation lo protect the holders of checks as well as the banks." The mau went out directly follow ing this philippic, and returned in ten minutes With a gentleman high in financial circles. Thereupon the cheek was cashed.- St. Paul Pioneer Press. An HiupOrov'B Droum. During the limo that Frederick William ll was ut war with France, and while Ins army was in a bad con dition, he dreamed ono night that three mice caine into his room, of which one was lean, another fat and tho third blind. The next morning the king related this dream to his gen erals and expressed t he. wish that swine one would interpret for bini. Dim of the generals replied (but there was a soldier in his regiment who was accustomed lo interpret dreams. The king allowed tho soldier to come and then tobi him bis dream. The soldier appeared yen uui?h frightened, am! bejlged lo .be excused frOiii iiiierpivtinj?' ibis dv?.'iit as he. v as iifYaid lo o(Y< ?jd his m?lesj.y, 'The. kin,, lu ?wi MT, urged him, and rejal I \ v isl. d !. M <>w M.e nu ming ol' lilia drouin Thc. feoldior limn evplain ed it iii hs i i..1.- k'Oii niousii ? ignilh[s the Prussian army, consumed with hunger; the fal mouse signifies tho army contractors, who enrich and fat ten themselves with the king's money, bul the blind mouse signifies yourself, who sees neither of the two." And whoever knows the history of that campaign is aware that the Prus sian Joseph interpreted correctly. Exchange. Ainu for Kn bios. Dr. Pablo Patron mentions in tho Peruvian journal La Cronicu Medica that a rabid dog having bitten a hov in Ayaeueho, the boy, notwithstanding that the wounds had been well cauter ized, began in a .few days' lime lo show unmistakable signs of having hydro phobia; and one dav, when no one was watching him, lie ran it way into the fields and gathered some leaves of the American aloe, (agave Americium) and sucked them. After this, the symptoms of the disease began lo abate, and the boy recovered. Thc American aloe is very coin moil in some parts of Porn and Central Amer ica, and the Mexicans aro said lo be very fond bf a tea made from tho leaves. Tho plant is also used for poultices, and tonus n tolerable substi tuto for soap. Dr. Patron has been induced lo publish this ease through having read in some Spanish medical journal of a somewhat similar occur rence. An Kx pli cit Sl(fi>lltUfo, A Russian newspaper is responsible for Ute following interesting item from Orel, a town not far from Moscow, Russia: "Therearrived lustcvoning at thu Hold do l'Europe tho widow of a merchant of thc ncigborhood for a short sojourn in our town, accompa nied liv her only daughter. Asked by tho obliging clerk to pul. her own with the young lady's nemo on record among the lists ol' guests, she added lifter ncr own signaluro: 'Merchant widow from Dmitrowsk, accompanied by her unmarried daughter, Joslin, ll) years of age, 10,000 rubles dowry, of fair complexion, with light hair and blue eyes, turned up nose, dimpled cheeks. No Other bodily defects or spe cial marks.1 " A Cului-pUlitr Viii, Jewelry is constantly being twisted into all sorts of odd shapes and styles. One of the latest is a bar pin, repre senting a on torpillai', being formed of cat?' oyes. Tho main part is a fuzzy substance held in place by a slender gold chain, twining rouud and round and round botweon tho stones and giv ing the most lifelike! appoaranco to tho crcaturo. Tho hoad ls of bonton gold with ruby eyes.- Exchange. BuckJen's Arnica Salve, Tho bent Salvo in tho world for oula, bruises, BOros, ulcers, nal!, rheum, fever limes, totter, chappod hands, chilblains and cornu mik all skill ?ruptions, nnd positively cure? piles, or no pay required, lt is gunr nntood to give perfect satisfaction, or moll oy refunded. Price 25 couts per box, For salo at Jennings' Pharmacy, ?ri MEST 1891 ?tunea aastyifli Barara a A flor duo consideration of tho liberal pntronngo extended to mo dining tho past live years-allowing my minds' oyo to tako a retrospectivo view of tho graduai financial progress and enlargement of my business since my loca tion in Marlboro-my heart wells up with gratitude to my many customers' and friends for thoir ready recognition of my untiring efforts to establish a reliable jewelry business in Bonnottsvillo. Thc just criticisms ol* adi those with whom ? havo bad dealings is a sufficient guarantee of my honest nnd honorable intentions, nnd if I, or any ol' my employees, have by accident misrepresented any goods sold at CARROLL'S * JEWELRY * STORER during tho past five yours, 1 am not only willing but ready to make good such error. It is not now and never lias been my intention to attompt to hoodwink my customers by claiming to sell goods at and below cost, but I do claim to sell Honest Goods at Reasonable Prices! I also claim lo sell tho same class of goods from 10 to 50 per cent LESS' than city jewelers. There is no line ol' business flint is so susceptible to tho ! subtle machinations of unprincipled dealers as tho Watch and Jewelry business. Owing to tho fact that it is impossible for tho shrewdest business man to cor rectly estimate the value of goods in our line, without previous application, training nnd study, it is also truo that it is a very diflicult matter to conclusivo ly prove to our customers that wo give full value for each dollar spent at our placo of business ; Therefore, wo eau only reiterate our oft-repeated and always practiced assertion, that in every instance and under all circumstances our customers will lind us I:?, m 4 >?< .?nfl Y4< J .ludging from thc voltinio of our business during thc past year wc hardly think it possible for many people in this county to havo .slighted us, by failing to call and seo our MAMMOTH JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS STORK, yet, for the information of old friend* ns well as new acquaintances, I wish to remind you that I inn holler prepared than over lo Supply your wants in my linc. Wo aro Illi?i?RTERS FOI! PRBBiTS OP ALL KINDS! Dealer in Fine Gold and Silver Vvratones. Originator of Artistic Styles of Ornamental Jewelry! A Magnificent and Kxtensive AssorUneht jo Select From ! Again thanking you AM. heartily for liberal patronage during past years, and extending a cordial invitation to call and sec mc, I remain, your humble servant, H. W. CARROLL PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. Dealer in Waldies, ('locks, Jewelry, Silverware, Chhmwnrc, Lamp Goods, Books, Stationery, Cutlery, Plush and General Fahey Goods. March 14th, lSgo. 1890.^^?^ I MG * OPKN f" pON'l I I I Nt. CHE CLOTHING BUSINESS ON A MUCH LARGER Syp seal , . .. oliei a full linc of .seasonable goods for men, boys and children. Wo arc 1 1 lu .!<b [ uar tors for .if ^ H OES of the Ix 1 Zcigler, Heiser, Bay Stnte, J. 15. Lewis' and other stand* ard muk lin '?tock is always full, ?md we seldom fail to furnish any size wanted, am 1 as wo do direct from tho manufacturers, and for cash, wo oller eve. 11 in . .cul-LO NY PRICES FOR GOOD GOODS, Tl 110 VERY BEST Y Aid l i OR THE -MONEY. Also, full stock of Shirl?:, f from foin 1 GENTLEMEN'S:!: FURNISHINGS . rta, Woolen Overshirts, Boys Shirts, Children's Shirt-waists, veins, Gulls, Collars, Bows, Ties, Scarfs, &c. Also, Sta, " nd Fancy Dry Goods and Notions, ont Irnich y r\ lliing that ia useful. Our White Goods aro unusually altrnc live, ricli >*, stylo and price. We will show you the very choicest pattern in .; . ; uns, Saloons, Henrietta's and other Dress Goods. We were carly ii. i j mai Let and, as carly buyers do, have secured the best of every thing. For M? i. Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, embracing all the best styles in woo,, fi! and traw. In this department, also, we claim that wo are abend of all coi ? * j i ami a personal inspection will convince you that our claim is a jin . \Yo also koop constantly on band full stock of wk ii Such di 1 BACON, LARD, MOLASSES, SALT, FLOUR. MEAL SUGAR. OFFICE, TEA, STARCH, CANDLES, PEPPER, SOAP, POTASH, LYE, AXLE GREASE, HAMS, Ac-, ? c. 013'M itVBIHVABJi DBPAKTMBNT IS ALSO FULL AND COMPLETE. Plow Ile? Nails, Trace Chains, Back-Bands, and in fact everything needed at home and on Ibo farm. AV Bull a full lc uil roi tho following brands: Big Ike, Bluejeans, Lucy Hinton, I I \\ also koop 011 hand a choice line ol SEO ARS. We aho have CHA IL BJ DSTEADS, MAITRESSES,' BUREAUS, BED ROOM AND PARLOR BETS. < !omo and sec us, wo will do you right. March h 1890. Votiits TKO LY, Bristow & Everett. Make lome Happy J WE CAN HELP YOU. Pianos and Organs to suit all classes and conditions. Over 300 different styles, fifteen days test at your homo, .Satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale. Freight money lo apply on purchase. Hook and stool free. Strictly O NF. PRICK to all. Uniform discounts to ministers, churches and music teachers, Ail instruments shipped direct from thc Factory to the customer. Catalogues and Price Lists mailed lice to all applicants. Write to J. B< KIIIQUGH & CO., FLORENCE, S. C, N. 13.-A first-class Piano Tuner and Repairer connected with thc firm. Charges reasonable. Jan ist, 1890. At F. M. ISmanucVa Livery, Salo and Feed Stables you will always lind a hearty woleomo und plenty of room for stock* He makes a specialty of !& CHOICB- MULI AND HOltlS ?g? You will also find a nico lino of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HAR NESS, BRIDLES and WHIPS. In fact, everything for u nice, showy outfit. mr When you como to town ask for EMANUEL'S STABLES, Corner Cheraw and Darlington street?. January 1st, 18?0. F. M. ?MMU?I -m FAY BTTEV B IA A? rt> ti lr ii? ? Chas* A. Goodwin, Prop. (LAUDER'S OLD STAND,) jT'.A.YrETTinrv-iijXjiE :r>r. a Monuments and Tombstones either in Marule or gran fflile at prices that defy competition. Consult your interest by calling u? ?i ?ling for designs and prices, ALL Work deli ve rou b'HEE at your nearest depot- ELIIERBE POWERS, at Beimettsville, is my local agent for Marlboro County. Sept. 2G, 1888. TO WHOM i Wk! .: ? \ '- . V , 'mst ass i ii i As I have it large lot of sea soned material on hand now ? ain prepared to make WAGONS AND LOG CARTS cheaper than ever before, at short notice. -KEPAIRIjVG Donc in thc very best manner, on reasonable terms, lor spot cash only. I Mean Business ! X&TGIVE ME A CALL.^ A. D. CONNER, McColl, S. C. Februar 5, 1890. GENERAL AGENCY For Sari>i{/ Machines and the liest Needles for all Machines, I would respectfully inform my friends and thc public generally that I am now sole agent lor the sale of thc old reliable Singer Sewing Machine. Will sell them on the best plans-lease, installment or straighout. They arc on sale at the store of J, P. Campbell In Rcnnettsville where they can be sctn, or I will take them by request to any part of the conn ty. I will also take orders lo sup any part of a sewing machine wan tee and guarantee a perfect lit. 1 can also furnish thc new button hole attachment-something every lady should have. WALLACE SWANN. Jan. S, I890. ids <r% rr VI! \J h mm ?Dil; '*.M ry Machine ha* a t op leal, fancy cover, two large drawers, with nickel rings, and full Kel /?f Attachments cfjual to any Singer Ma chine sold fro M $40 ld $C0 by Canvassers. Tile Ililli Ann Machine has a self-setting ncc? die alni st-lf-tlu culing sliullle, A trial in your hoirie bi?forc pi) ment is asl td. Hoy direct ol ?li? M.mu fact ure i-i and save agents' profits be sides getting certificates bf warrantee for five years Send for machine willi name of a business man rs reference ami we will hip one at once. Co-Operative tU-.lnti Machino Co., 2G9 S. nih St., Phikmclphia, Ta. I'AY i UK 1 HXlGMT.-tXA NEW ^ ARRIVALS A T KIRKWOOD & CO'S, cd, Wo hnvo just received a vcrv protty lino of Oinghams, Sateens, Hals und HUIIIOII?, whioh wo will sell jon very low. CO Al 13 AND SUI. US When yiui arc in med of any tiling in tho lino of Ladies-wear. Will Sell You ON TIME on as Favorable Terms as You Gan Ash. AV o liavo just rccolved tho SMITH SKWKD SIIOK for LiulioH which has tho following points of c.xcullcnco and will coininoiid itself to all tho ladled. 1st. Tho shoes aro elegant nm) slvlish in appearance, nono but tho most skillful work men who huvo had years of experience on tho finest class nf work hoing employed. 2ml. It is a scwcil shoe, willi a '.lorfeotly smooth innersole, without tacks or nails to in jure thc feet, or wax ami thread to ruin tho stockings. ;trd. Nono hut tho fl ?jost quality of mn te'-ia I ia deployed In tho manufacturo of theso ?liocs an.I tho greatest oaro has boon taken in hs 80 loot lon, with special r?f?ren?a to its wearing ipmlily as well as to its bounty mid finish. -I ii. Thc soles aro flexible, ?cndoring tho shoe exceedingly oasy to tho foot, fall. Any linly wouring & pair of theso shoo.* will find that her fcot will ho tondorod ni null smallor in appoarauco than with ordi nary boots. This is accomplished by Mr. Smith's specif. 1 method of designing patterns ami lasts. {jfr* Wo also havo a largo stock of Ladies and Gouts' Underwear. May 2nd, 1890. ?WOODWORK'^XGf AffACIIMt^f??l 6T.L0UI8.M0. EjTJgESaaffi? 0ALLAS.TEX. Agent Wanted! Address Thc Now Homo Sewing Machino Co., 25 Whitehall Btrcot, Atlanta, Ga. Maroh 7, 1890. Ill 1 am now prepurcd to buy or sell Real Estate In Marin. .?? Partie* wishing lo buy or sell, will do well to confer with me, or write me at Blenheim, S, C., before making salts or purchases. A. J. MATHESON. July 1, ISSI). OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR WRAPPING PURPOSES. For salo at {Iiis office. BEG-IN EARLY! In your SPRING CLEANING disinfect your promises and provont Fovor. -FLATT'S CHLORIDES,-. Ch lor ido Limo, Carbolic Aoid, . . . i . and 5 lb. boxes. . . . 25 contN a pint. JRNNINOU' PUARMAO