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; mmn O? mu CAROLINA, ). fi. ULLMAN, o!< I;DQEFIBLD. tu (Ito notion of tho Douioorntlo Hiato Convon ion. a NOTU KR INFAMOUS CUT. Tho latest infamous cut at tho (armors is tho proposed increase of turill on cotton tics from 35 to 103 nor cont. Woll, if tho rascals sue recd in thoir wicked purpose to raise tho prico of cotton tics, tho only romedy fa a roturo to ropo. Mako the bales smaller nod hnvo sworn snm])ies ready for inspection ht tho sales of cadi lot. Tho devils cnn bo whipped in this f tho fanners stand linn. POLITICAL CHAT. AT HOME AND AOltOAI). mun dar ried (ivory county in I 00 1 )oo eon ni ry. tb < !arOlin>v*tf iioty . <v c from !??li*i?)\cht, abd his is i-, t'?. ',,:,i\\>au. lip salvation ul' Ibo Ke^i hil OJ riri.y depend.* r,\>\"> i^isiiin^ tl, nt roi 'lie ? ' des, it loud d'.?;-: fia--- now ? M ' j arion a? ul I )ur lingi ip ? .,,) i;'t\f;' Siiti ?dtiio?sc tor ?; < ?hort?rliolll and M tiri o pl diibd to sup po ri no mun : pympittby willi ino Formers1 >$GJ\!? ^u , n vole ,r ,. ' ,'icC ! 1)0 oppu.-! Tillman, thal ).'.,* .id to Mund willi him. Tl,, lld ind, in vend to baye mm j lo.l : off 'any scheme t>! vhhi i, 'iu>i.-" iiro allout poi! thc bj? j idhi i >ti I" the nomination oj Capt Till ititi will ?ive np if Ti'?nilli* Crib) ij . . ii! promise to roi m iv syad lim iiion to ibo Uni tot! ot,ev< I .\ . \ i) M ISNORCR?RHS. ! i.??i. riiwoll county i *1 ? * i -, eil fh it? gc ar. Co i th t?io iiibi balo of now oxton. B. Craighcad and II. N. Boy der havo been elected to lill vacancies in tho Professorships at .V ford. William Kemmlor, thc notorious murderer of Now York, was v utod hy electricity on Wodnos morning of last week. Iib v a . dead in 17 seconds. Whitfield Murrell, of Edgoliold ?ts been reecntenced to bc hanged . ?Ii September 2G. Tho post ellice at Lucilcin, .once county has been diaeon tinoed-mail to Effingham. residen Harrison has dismissed .; vkins, tlio colored coachman el ' has driven thc Whito House rai i ia<?o twenty-five years without lin accident and omployed a white man in his place And thus the Northern Republicans continuo to j >vi tho colored brother at a dis laiw e. Um ray Hall, a fine hotel at J'ablo Bench, Florida, has been uirnea. Loss $225,000. "\ he Sam Jones meeting ai ur alington begins on the 15th, eptcmber. T wo evangelists hy tho name of l'iliman-father and son-are do rn, a great work in Georgia. . [b< io Till mans tire great people, arid there seems to be magie in thc name. Tom Jones carried Alabama hy )00 majority for Governor. I ?ev. Dr. Primrose tells us thal, fhe ictttal strength (d'the P robby t nans, counting tho Welsh Methodists, Waldonsians, (fee., is 8,000,000 in tho world. tl din Bovie O'Keillcy, poet and ot it u* ?f thc Boston Pilot, died !:d,.y aft? riio II . t. |:i<< Mminidr '.'ti d' tit 11 nil. His dentil ni , H ul to ! ii i vi.; boon ea i hied I?y ?muco . i 'ne ??i-> < nd eil?* >i ' lalioii m Cn- I nitcd Slat? .. ;i ;- < on ti I !? l;(?i?8;/i7()... an iso of i'ibii.?l)) in \ \ , .I ft "10 !./.?>/.) ' I 1 ' 1 n1 j I A l VV? SIDED "ILL. lt Ovontod rt Tremendous Sensation In tho I Treasury Doimrtmont. There was received at tho treasury deportment ono of tho most peculiar I tank notes over soon among tho millions upon millions of currency notes printed by tho govoriiment. It was JV $20 note or a $10 noto, just according to which sido was up, for by nomo remarkable niLstako tho ono sido was printed with tho figures and devices of a i?20 bill, while tho other had all tho figures and devices of ti $10 bill. Tho noto W?VS returned to tho treas ury by the enabler of tho First Wash ington National bank of Jersey City, who sent it with a rather sarcastic note, intimating that his bank was not going into tito freak business, nnd added that as tho treasury hud counted that bill for ?S20 ito would troublo them to semi him an ordinary t-CO note. The nlTnir created a sensation, for no one had ever seon such a wonderful note beforo. Tho matter was referred to the depart ment of issue, from which Ihb note hud been sent out to the Jersey City bank. Tho mistake was promptly corrected and nn immediate investigation begun. The Investigation was prosoeutod with vigor, mid Oon. Meredith found the causo of the trouble. It scouts that the four notes printed on JV shunt are not all of ono denomination. There aro always threu of ono kind and the fourth of another-j thus, in this ease, throe ions and a twenty, lt Wits Jin easy task to learn just when this bun dle had beoni printed, ?ind by which pluto printers. They were examined, and it. developed tlutt ono sheet of four notes, after having beet? printed on one side, luvd fallen olT tho bundle to the lloor. The assistant who picked it up by some unfortunate oversight turned the sheet upside down when sho placed it on tho bundle. Tho rest ls easily understood. This sheet w;is printed on tho second side with JV 20-fouo oil tho reverse of a ten. and one of the three lO-fuc? on tho re verso of tho ono 2U of the steel. Hence there woro two "10 2:)s" hi tho lot. Thus tho mistiiko Svns corrected. Hut no good explanation was offered, or can bo offered, why these two bills, (Hissing through il score of hands, each one Of whom ls supposed to examino ovOry bill most carefully, should not have been discovered. livery |X)rsoh hi the bureau who handles a note is held responsible iii r.ho strictest way, und it is almost in uredible that none of these |XJOpU> t-hould have discovered tho mistake. In the department of issuo aro not less than six counters, whose business It lins boon for years to count the notes bo I oro Issuing thom to tho banks. They . ru considered the most export counters j ii tho world, jvnd yot all six of these j wonderful experts allowed such a bill ) [lass through their hands. No trace ns been found of tho second hybrid, i i that it must bo wandering around tho country. Tho two notos will be kept In tho treasurer's OIUco aa curios :(ies.-Haltiinoro Sun. tnnne M . <-:<pt >:jtnohi:.': have HIM.I., li;- 'l> > V.-in-ll .'O.fi;i."-?'l' lo *(i? .1 ..my ano elasticity ul iou nd ami (hit i ropes of hemp and ato?, and of hon i id steel wiro. In these investigatiotis I hero woro employed u horizontal hy ' i ! untie press and wolgblng apparatus <.< nsistiug of a steel yard and sliding weight by which tension of 1 .'10,000 j [K)unds could bo recorded, and for higher pressures a gauge on tho body of tho press was used, tipeeitnens wore fastened by winding each end on a grooved pulley of special construction, tho mimi length of tho specimens being thirteen feet. Tho result of nil the tests guvo for tho average tensile strengths of ropes tho following: White hemp, 10,500 to 11,200 pounds per square inch; tarred homj), 7,700 to 8,400; whito manila, 11,800 to 10,000; white aloes, 5,1500 to 7,000; lint tarred hemp and manila, 7,800 to 8,-100. A factor of safety of four, or ovon th roo In some eases, is considered a sivfo rope. A ropo of un annealed wiro has an ultimate strength of about 55,000 pounds per square inch of section of metal, When annealed* tho ulthnato strength is reduced to about -15,000 pounds; hut tho elonga tion is nearly doubled, being nearly 12 to 15 per cent, ht annealed wire. The best wiro ropes for mining purposes luive a much higher tensile strength. Now York Telegram. Kunu! o. tho Occasion. Boston Thief-I assure you my of fense was but tho result of a slight mental aberration occasioned by the gastric emotion? that arose from my be soming cognizant of tho existence of hil unprotected aggregation of nutritive substances in my iminodinto vicinity. Boston Cop-In that case I suppli cate your pardon and trust you will not think too harshly of mo for having abraded tho epidermis of your peri cranium by tho sudden propulsion against it of my ligneous wand of ofllee. -Town Topics. Cyclamen Growing It aro. The prefect of Savoy lins recently prohibited tho gathering of tho cycla men in tho woods of his department. Notwithstanding its abundance in the locality this beautiful phuit has been threatened with total extinction from tho enormous numbers gathered each year for salo in tho markets of Chain boiy and Alx-les-Bnlns. It ls tho old story; collectors aro everywhere; and tho edelweiss and possibly tho primrose will soon become rare, if not extinct. Exchange. fife?" Wo have a nico HALF liOVVQUARTlCIUCl) SI IO JO for Men-hand-sowed, calf, extra oadc and cany. BRISTOW & EVURBTT. May Otb, 1800. Breeden s Stalk Cutter.\ C? II M AT EST 1, A HOIt ?A VIN? INVENTION IC VU lt USE1> ON TUE EA HUI. lief it ms to the Soil lt ?tut Hus AI wit ifs J icc II a Loss to the Lund. Believing that I have secured the greatest boon of the age Tor the benefit, of my brother farmers, by which they j cannot only save time and money, but an invention that will greatly assist in thc preparation of hind for the crop as well as restore to the soil what has always been a waste to the land. My machine bas been on sale only ti short time, and wc take pleasure tn giving some ot thc testimonials kindly furnish-* ed us by those who have tried it. -TESTIMONIALS JULY 24, J sun. W. M. Breedon-Dour ?Sn-This is to certify that I bought one of Mr. W. M. Brecdon's fjottou Stalk Chopper, lt has given entire satisfaction. Would not bo without same for twico tho worth of it. J. W. NEWTON. AnAMBVIIJiK, S. C.. July 24. '90. W. M. Breedon- -Dear Sir*-In ans wer to your inquiry un to how I tun pleased with your Stalk Cutter, I with pleasure stato thal it gives entire satisfaction in every respect. Yours truly, J. li. ?HKI?N. BKNNETTSYII.I.K, S. C., J tino 12. '??. W. M. Breeden-Dear Sir.-In reply to your inquiry about your Stalk Cutter that 1 used last spring. I will siy that my stalks were very large and it dill thc work purleclly, not only cutting thom but burying most of them in the ridgo, leaving the hind in nico order for the plow. Respect full v. J. B. HEUSTESS. 1'BAHSON, S. C i dan. 22, *H0 \V. M. Breeden-Hear Sir-ibo Cutter received this afternoon, lt works finely. Inclovod lind cbeek for samo, Respect fully, B. Ii, and l\ B. MOORI* TATUM, S. C., isuo. W. Af. Hrocrton - Dour f?h\-Having rented one of tho Stalk Cutters numil-' fact m od and patented by Mr. W. M. Breeden, of Marlboro county, S. (J. tho past >cason, I can lt nt h Tu I ly say lhat it is a groa* invention and so far "urpasso^ anything ol thc kind attempted before, and every progressive and practical lunn? er should have one. lt not only ems stalks completely and leaves land in line condition, but enables thc fanner to throw buck on the land so much vegetable inaner tbat is frequently burned, (hits stalks ?ny MK?. ,). I). WATSON. MoCou., S. C. .Inly 21, I SW. \V. M, Breedon- hear Sir-Last winter I had about twelve acres of cotton stalks that wore very large- The rows wore five ft'Ct wide, and thc stalks were lapped. I procured one of your patent Stalk Choppers and cut thom. Thc machine did the work so thoroughly (hat thc stalks were not at all tn I he way in plowing. 1 consider it the best stalk chopper I have ever seen. Yours truly. j. b\ MCLAURIN'. R KN NETTLY IU.K, S. C., .Lily 25. '<)(). \V> M. Breeden-IVnr Sir-w?? h'?ve ine ! yo.hr Stall; (.'atu-i und If ? :\] li yo'ii (?lilil? l"i ii', il ...?.. ? !.'?>.? .. .'i facti.?n. W. .?. ST I liI vj . 1 T. J'! v -i( >N i \V. Il S'l I I'HS. BltlUUT.SVlIJ.K. S. C., duly 22 'Ol). W. M. Breeden-Dear Sir.-I have used ono of your Stalk Cutlets and it is all you claim for (hem and would not bc without the usc ol' one for twice thc pilc? you ask for thom. Yours I i nly. SIM ICON GIBSON. BKNNF.TTSVII.I.K. S. C., July 22,'00. W. 1?. Breedon--Dear Sir.-After using your Stalk Cutter last sprint; I de sire to say that it gave perfect satisfaction. A, Y. MOORE. BENNETTS VI LEE, S. C., July 22, '90. W. M. Breedon-Dear Sir. -T used your Stalk Cutter the past winter and was well pleased with it, fi m Ung it 1 sue CV?SS in every particular. Thc stalks were cut clear and hidden and tho ground looked ns if stalks had boen picked up, and take great plcasuic in recommending it as a success, R. E. TOWNSEND BENNETTSVILI.E, S. C., July 25, '90. To Whom it Concerns: Til iii is to say and ceri ?ly that I lind , in UV? thc last scasou hnlf dozen cotton i and coin stalk cutters, manufactured and patented hy Mr. W*. M. Breedon; of .Marlboro county, S. C., and intend to uso double thc quantify the coming sea son. I think the machine has boen per fected, and would not be without them lor five limes the cost. Tho stalks aro cut into short pieces and oro not in thc way in cultivating tho next crop, nod everything is loll upon thc land. I raise largo cotton. J. B. BREEDEN. BENNETTSVIU.B, S. C., July 25, '90 W. M. Breedon-Dear Sir.- 1 used your Cotton Stalk Chopper on part of my plantation l s year, and lake great pleas ure in rocoto mending it to my fellow farmers as thc/j reutest labt r saving ma chine that lins over boon invented on plan tation. It does its work perfectly, and no fanner can afford to do without ono. Yours respectfully, C. M. WEATHERLY. BENNEITSVUJJ?, S. C., July 25 '90. To All Whom it May Concern: I used W. M. Brendon's Stalk Cutter thc past season on both my plantations and was much pleased with the work, so much 1 would net oe without them for any reasonable, amount. It is decidedly thc best Stalk Cutter I have ever seen or used, and 1 unhesitatingly recommend it te nny one desiring to got rid of their stalks, cither cotton or coin. V. Jj. BREEDEN. (JinsoN STATION, July22, 18?? W. M. Breeden--Dear Sir'.-The Stalk Culler bought of you last wintor gives perfect satisfaction. D. J. ODOM. NEWTON VILLE, S. C., July 24, '<jo. To whom it may concerti: This is to certify that I bought ono of thc Stalk Cutters, manufactured and and patented hy Mr. W. M. Breeden and am free to say that it will do just till bc claims for it. Would not bo without it for double what it cost mc. Think ovcry farmer should have. one. Very respectfully, ROBERT J. ADAMS. . State and county rights for salo. W. M. BREEDEN. Bcnnctlsvillc, S. C., July 28, 1890. AT KIRKWOOD & CO'S. Wo bnvo JUK( received a very pretty linn of Oingliatns, Sui conn, lints ami HiMmns, wit toll wo will soil you very low. CO M M ANO S KIO US when .von arc in need ol' any thing in the lino of Ladies wear. Will Sell You ON TIMK oil as Favorable Terms as You Can Ask, Wo havo Just received tho SMITH S KW Kl) SltOK for Lad ic? willoh has the following ]>oints of oxoelleneo ami will coannund ?(soil to all tho Indios. 1st. Tho shoe? aro elegant and stvlish in niinonranco, nono hut the most skillful work men who have had yenrs of cxpurlcnoo on thc finest Ola t's ol* work Going'employed. !?ml. It is n sewed shoe, with a perfectly smooth innersole, without lucks or nails lo in jure tho foci, or wnx and thread to ruin the stockings. 3rd. Nono hut tho finest quality of material ls employed In thc in nu a Cu.-turu ol' these shoes and tho g ron test cure hilo been taken in ?is polcotion. with special rcforonuo t > ?ts wearing quality ns well as to ?ts bun ti ty nnd tiuish. .fill. Tho poles nro llexible, rendering the shoe exceedingly citsy to tho .r,)ut. 6th. Any lady wearing ? pair of these ?hoes will lind timi her feel will hu rendered much smaller io appen ri?neu than with ordi nary boot?. This is iieemnplishcd hy Mr Smith's apeei? I method of d?vigriing patterns and last <. Wo also havo n largo stock of Ladies mid (?outs' Underwear. May 2nd, i Soo. (?HAND OPENING OF THIS HOTEL lill MT. AIRY, N. 0. iu_-jv ' THIS magnificent structure situated on the hiebest point "iJram?t" Main street in i lio boauiH'ii ^orwKt?a* Mountain Oily, will bo opone l'or lite reception of guests, .limo IO liS'JOi and will bc conducted in connection with tho hotel at the Iii moils Whit' Sui phar Spi'mns. which will bo in o' .go of Mn iiuius Roberts, owner I...J pro pl ?nt ol'. Ti i K llort?r. lion HUTS contains one hundred chitin her rooms, furnish od in the latest style with ?ill modem conveniences and can mviuu module ft'dtl guests. ('Ph Hotel at the Springs can accommodate 1?D ?.ucst.-< io addition ) Russos will tueet guests tu thc train and convoy them to the Hotel lisbali free (d' ? h ii ree, where guests lor thc Wliile Sulphur Springs can leinuin over hight william extra chante, their hoar coin mcneil):,' ai I he time ol' their arri vt ai thc Hold Unheils. Tho Hotel will he furnished with fresh water from thc Spiings every day. The ron'! ;.; *!>e Springs has hoon put in thc host condition ti.nl fust ?class cou veytiticcs will run to and from tho Springs several times every day. The windows of the Hotel Robert ?oinmund a magnificent view ol' Motin Illili Scenery as far ns the eye can reach in two Slates, Virginia mid North Curo lina. For (erins mid particulars to ,J. ll. RIOYN'OLDS. ?Manager Hotel Roberts RUFUS HO HURTS, Pro pilot or White Sulphur Springs S ^'\ RADAR'S .-,%}:?? t ?Vii l-l ?.' n ? j:; m KILLER, Tho Greatest Discovery of tho Ago, OLD IN TH KORY, RUT THE REMEDY RECENTLY DISCOVERED. CU lt BS WITHOUT FAIL CATARRH. CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, BRONCHITIS, RHEU MATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CANCER, SCROFULA, 1)1 A RET 158, RIUOII T'S DISEASE, MALARIAL FEVER D1PTHERIA AND CHILLS. In short, nil forms of Organic and Finn tioiml Disease. The cures cl?ectcd hy Ibis medicine aro tn many oases MIRACLES! Sold only in Jugs containing ono gallon. Price tinco dollars - a ?miall investment when Health and Life can lie obtained. "History of the Microbe Killer," Free - OA LL ON on Annmcss ./. T. DOVdLAS, J>rttf/{/ist, Sole Agent, 1) KN K icrrsv I I.t.K, S. C. A pi ?I 18, I soo. Nm ? w nanni mn Bin- M?H, II imiiim , , Medical Card ! ill IC undersigned having located per?. nianenily in Bonnet tsvillo, returns his thanks for a liberal patronage am! hopes by strict attention to business to mei it n continuation. Besides S URO JORY, OBSTETRICS 'uni thc general practice of Medicine, I take pleasure in niinoiincitig to all that 1 have thoroughly equipped myself with die Intest and most improved ?nst?unontH for special treatment of TRANSFUSION in ('ASIOS olp?NOKROl?S ? HOM OR AZIO, till THROAT, NOSIO and LUND il bouses. CONSUMPTION specially TR FAT 101) upon the LAT10ST mid MOST PROMISING TINO RIO PUT I CS, Parties in Renneltsville will bc 10X AM IN Ml) and TJtKATJC?) for tiny of Ibo above diseasjsnt their own homes by (icing requested to so do. Th oso from n lislancc ni my rcsidonco on Darlington direct---tho icsidcnco formerly o?otipicd by ?Mr. (liney T, Finsterling in Mast Rem mo 11 t?v il lo'. Calls in Day left nt Breeden & Wells' Drug Store will bc promptly ultcuded to. fVl night nt my resilience. Cliarccs for FXAMINATION und I']tICATM 10NT mmnabk, Yory Respectfully, H R. EASTERUNG, M- D" M. ?M?dico. Chi. Sooicly Philn. January |, 'Sy fteai Estate Agency, ir'HH UNDER.1 NJ NI I), J OK DAV ii) jg bf l???im?t((iv?lil , kv O, luid R. ll I'ACKAIIKHUY, ol Moteow, Texis. JinVO ot mod a partnership lor tho plirposo ot oiling Texas lands. Wo own or control .oo.coo acres of fnnn mid tinibor lands In ho State of Texas, which wo olfor ni ex mindy low prices ami on liberal torins. iniul ?B rapidly advancing in prico, nial low is tho timo to pinchase. Vor inlor uitioii ns to prices anil terms, apply to Ir. David nt RonncttHvillo, S. C. Do cription of land furnished upon npplica lon. Titles pfelfoot.. JOH II. DAVID, D. TAOKAHHItRY. July s, 1800. Borne Industry A NYONE WISHING A GOOD JOB OK fi? well cleaning dono or a now well dug /ill please apply to tho undorHigucd. 'lice? always reasonably, and KfitiRiaction uaruulecd, AARON M. 1IARLLUE, July 7, lSyo. r. O. Dox 168. THIS TARIY CRO-CUS is not one ol' ibo flowers I but bloom in iho RprijtiKt but ibo blooming barn-yard bird ihut with lin shrill clarion notes stirs np the si u ega rd ?ind si mr-a-bed with the news that's (?ino to WAK IO UP! Timi's why he is figuring in a eui and cutting ti ligure nt the top ol'this "ad." 'Tis limo lo wake up to tho Tact thal even a dirge dock may bo exhausted and tardy buyers miss the timely barcains. Don't you lorgel, I hat white it's tho same old roos ter crowing lor thc same old storo, ho's not crowing l'or tho same old stuck, but a icwor, nicer stock than In* ever crowed lor in any past season. ?Vlion you tue .vide awake to your interests, come to ?SIMON STRAUSS. May in, I SOO, RAILROAD NOTICE. bb FREIGHT TO DE SHIPPED tn ant Do nt depot properly marked, md ready for shipment by 5 P. M. Any foods presented lalor than that hour onn 10t bc received, unless a release in Kilned or Socio in accordance with notice of Gcn iral Malinger. Freight charges munt bc paid on nil reight when delivered to ^connignco, an I H: t tl a! ( .. 1 : ; 'OS n,l t. ?.a'.J ; IM -ci it,. ... .'?ir i .jil,-..I (;<> .'"(.lld ii'!* <> i.i'V 10".*. idvynyii pr.ritiil. Hld o: .id i lil* ill V III*! I V i I li ' - i ? 1 rt' r .?.>.. > I huftt refuse to deliver {-oods lo them. Your careful <ibscrvnnco of tho above L'ill save you trouble, and inys.rlf the, 110 (Hsity of seemingly refusing to ncconuno lato yon. Respectfully, E. S. CARLISLE, Agont. Domini tsvillo, S. O., Juno 26, 1S90. On Improved Lands at reason .1)10 rate and ou favorable te nits. DUDL1CY & NEWTON. July 1, 1890. C ?J Seersucker Coals, Vests, White Ycsis, Brown Linen Duck Vests. Also, Linen Duck Suits, liprij Black A Ipa con Sucks, with or without Vests,. in regular and' extra s i/.es. Also, largo variety of other light-weight goods suitable for .slimmer wear. vome ?uni Preparo l'or the Hot Wen thor ! Also, a full lino of abovo for >oys. An elegant assortment of "C nco-Pa nt Suits for children, ow er limn ever. BRISTOW & EVERETT. May fiih, 1800. TATUM STATION, S. C. )ANlKl, d. Collin rc, A. II., University of North Carolina, . . . Principal. t. C CitAVKN, A. B., Trinity COIIOKO, North Ca roll in ? . A'ico Principal. liss M.vndiK DAVID, Salema Pe?nalo Collogo, . Principal Music Dept. With our school thus cipiip ???3Z?K? ped, wo beg to present it to v\yp'v?> tho school pu lil ic as worthy c?tii* ol'its most liberal patronage Tho school is located in nu unusually rosporous and healthy Hcction of coun y, and muong a very kind and hospit l?lo people'. ?Students prepared for oollcgos< and 'td versifies, or for (ltd noli ve duties of lb. Hoard (in private families) and tuition jry reasonable, and no extra ohnrgflH .r Latin, Creek or Fr oneil. Students icoived nt any titno mid obargod from ne of ont rantte. Next soiision opens Monday, July 21st, ' continuo 40 weeks. All ciKpiirios promptly nnsworcd by 10 Principal. Tl. J. TATUM, Chairman Hoard of Trustee?. July Sill, ls'jo. H T RAR F! El D iii li Lmi li i L. u. i J j Manufacturer hf F\m\}I.?j?-Dund Cof?a;.% North Sido of Public Square, BENNE 'IT S YI LLB ; B. G Furniture of nil kinds made or rc paired nt short notice. I havo niuo secured tho services o? n good MAT?REB8 MAKlilt, nod oun fill orders for NEW WORK or repair nnd renov?te old work nt short notice at mod erate prices. COFFINS and CASKETS ALL ?STYLES ANI> PRICKS. I hu vc two HEARSES, and can at tend Funerals to tho d isla noe of 3< miles. JB-Sy" Orders by T o l c g r a p 1 promptly tilled. When not in my shop J can be fount at ni y residence in West Benucttsvillc near Wallace Swami's. Jan. ll. 1888. i 1 i STILL IN THE RING I hog lenvc to stuto to tho public gen erally (hut I have now on hand a tine lot ol'nico young Broke Mules which I will sell, worth tho money. -Also, TURI M good di ivers and good plowers. I will keep constantly on hand a full lino ol llor.-cs and .Mules. .v? fills M. A full lino ol' -ir i Double nod Single. WAGON COLLARS, COLLAH PADS, Pieces of liar ness. 100,000 FEET OF F 0 It SA L E . ?fcii" I have sold out my Livery Dosi ness to Mr, J. li. Adams, as far as hor ses and buggies ate concerned, but will continue to run my wagons every day. Respectfully, W. P. BREEDEN". February 14th, 1890. '-3 pr CD ? CD B O O & trf O o CD ? O tri W >?* W o ri J. T. DOUGLAS, DEALER IN Medicines, ^AND * LCHEMICALS,^ FINE STATIONARY, CLAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS,4* l?miC SIC OA RS, An i Ohoico Tobaoco VIDAL'S OLD STAND April 15, K>f,5 MEDICAL C?BD, I rospeotfully inform my friends and ?ho public gonornlly that I have restitu?t! ho praotico of medicine. I mnko n mccinlty of Obstetrics nnd Surgery. W. J. DAVID, M. TH S.i|>l. 2, issu. I 'Pl il I) 0 JU S ? II IO .uJ.iuv.S - fi "ur. us, TliK WORLD, putty 8 J'II^C?, $) ii W.o. Tho Hundny Hiitigojji Twelvo I>ngop, $2 ft Year. (?y Mull Only.) Tho Weekly World Twelve l'?gos, $1 . a Ye i r Tho Largost, novrelcat, bright cst, best, and only fenrb M pnjicr in South Carolina. L'AMPLE COPIES F K BK Address "World-Zudget Co. Chnrlcatoo, 8. 0. y AM now ready to i .nundi fii'fit-clus itv, lumber nt prices to suit purchaser (Juli nm) seo lumber /md got prices bfi?br purchasing clswlien?. W. II. MANNING. Nov, M, 1889. Covington, S. C. REPAIRED - IN Tiru Best % Mannei At Reasonable Prices. livery description ot Wood or I roi Work executed promptly lo order. -ALSO, HORt^SHO??NG done at short notice and hy a thorough smith, Having moved info my new quarters opposite Emanuel's Stahles, and troutini Oheraw and Darlington streets, I an' now hetti r prc [rared to meet the fie mauds ol my patrons, with additional machinery und more room. If yoi' want anything done give me a call. Thanking the public for past patron agc, I respectfully solicit a continuance IRA BOUNDS. January 1st, iSoo. llciincttttvillc, H. C. rp) IP TU l iii M ."was, MEDICINES, Toilet anti Fancy Articles, Stationary and School Boob. Brushes, Paints and Oih %W A full linc of tho above article always on hand, Prescriptions Carefully Com pounded Day and Night. Respect fully, D.O?GM0 J JfiNNINGS. March 2'>th. hsa'J ?n as. wjmm&m.z ^NOTARY PUBLIC,* MCCOLL, S. C. Oct. 3ist, 1888. SliliiipN Is tlio oiliest and mont populnv sclontlftc nwt iiiocliantcal imiior published and luis tlio lur?c*t circulation of any poper Ot UH eins* In tho world. Fully i I ) ui>t i ul eil. Hoyt doss of Wood ICnitrav Inns, l'ubllshod weakly. Sond for sneclmon copy, l'rlco ii a yortr. Four nu mt hu' trial, fl. MONN & CO., ppPUanttltH, 861 llrondwny, N.Y. ARCHITECTS & BUILDER? M Edition ot' Solontifio American. ?> A (trout mioc?f"!. l'inch I ?mi o contnlna colored lithographic plaiesOt . ?> miry amt city ?-ul il on con or public binn!' wa. Numerous engrAvlngi and full pinn? and aiirtoliientions for tho uso ot euell ns eontonipliito lum iinor. l'rlco f".&0 n yenr, 35 els. A copy. MUNN A CO., l'OllLIflUKllH, may bo secur ed by apply ing to MUNN * Co., who hnvo lind over ,0 rears' oxperlonco mid have mndo over ltW.000 applications for A m or lena und Kpr olficn patents. Som! for Handbook. Corroa? pondouoo strictly confidential. TRADE MARKS. In enso your mark ls not registered In tho Pat ont omeo, apply to MUNN ft Co., and proeuro Itnniodlato protection. Sond for Handbook. COPYRIGHTS for hooks, ohnrts, maps, .to., quickly procured. Address y MUNN As CO., Pntciit Solicitor*. O KNKIt A I, OvyiCKi 8?J IHK) Al. WV V. N. Y, DUH COUNTY OFFICIOUS. Sheriff, h. A, Bogcra, Clerk, C. M. Weatherly, Coroner, John ll. Sampson. Probate Jud?o, T. T. Rogora. Schoo) Commissioner, .John A< Calhoun. County Commissioners,,J, T. Covington, J 0. Cnmpboll, Raifort! fllb??i>. ^ Auditor, Jacob Alford fl Troasnror, J. H. hilos, V ehinorvitor of Registration, T. P. McRno, Clerk of Rourd County CounnlsBtoncrs-1 fl W. Rouoblcr. Senator, C. S. McCall RoprosontntlycB, T. N. Edens', amt W.I. Evans. Jury Commissioner--Ell T. Covington. : I