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=???;???: Til? l&Xorr -iy f^-i ^ oosrw .a'?*?*? "-.~ri=r:ri:iv ti ! i usi>a v PUBLISHED KVEB ?? rr^._--rrr-- - :r^B FO( N t) UKUA W! LL ALWAYS l^sOK N KWS AX l> 'LOCAL IX n:LLkJENT</K. TKUMS OF SUBbCKUTlON: * , (invariably in advance.) Onu YK VH $ 1.50 SK .Months, l.(.-<) T inr Months f>0 Single Copy. Fivo t. Sp.villi. v' >py 1 Vi o 11 \p|?L? itio-<. Short 1 tl 'vs on enrrunt topics are cor dlully invited. Correspondent muv u?o any '.rr.itnr but true n aim* ot writer must accompany all communications. Art id s cti in rtion mist ' sen' in by Monday, previous to day of publico lion. 1?A'l iCS ()t Ai) \ ukti I XC?. AdvcrtUciuciit.s inserted l'or lc. ? than one month will bo chary "1 for at o'io<l< 11 r per inch for first insertion and .">0 cento tor ouch s.ibM'nui'ut inst rsion. All le: d iitlv* rtisc limits ;it lo?iul rat* For a longer period tlinu <>ye month a liberal discount. < <>LI> WATKU ADVOCATES. Session of t Mo Prob 1T?i t ion ist s I,nst Night. Tlio meeting of tlio Prohibitionist was called to order last night by tin* Rev. Mr. S. P. II. Klwoll, of Hatesburg. In occordnneo with the s"ggestion of the Kxecutivo Committee the Rev. John G. "N\* i 11 i :ct 21s, of Allendale, was tnudo Chairman. NO I'll 1 K I> l'.V KTY AM> MAI. ICS ONI.Y. The following resolution, offered by the lb \. W. R. Richardson, wiis adopted after a warm discussion. Resolved, That no person be allowed to vote or to participate in tlio discussions of this convention who is not recogni/.ed as a Reinoerutic voter of the State. SCHOLASTIC INSTKl'C I ION OX T1MrFHAKOJC. The following resolutions, ropared by Prof. L. 15. Paynes and offered l>y Mr. T. J. IjiMotte, were referred to th< second committee: "Resolved, That it is the sense of this < Convention tliat the instruction of children in the effects of algahol and narcotics on tin- human system is an imperative duty on all those charged with their education, and that this body will urge upon the Legislature oi this State the passage of a law requiring the use in all pub- J lie schools and colleges of a system Oil this subject, suitable for the instruction of pupils of all grades in such public schools and colleges. "Resolved, That il shall bo made j the duty ol tho Executive Commit-! tee of an >' permanent organization j effected l>\ tiiis CovOntion to use all suitable means to secure the nec? i ary legislation for this purpose." JO JiN' OJvOv, TilL LHjrOlI LAW. The followiny resolutions, offered 1 n ? by Mr. T. .J. La Mot to, wort refer- ! red to the fourth committee: "Whereas the open ami persistent violation of the provisions of tho statutes of this State regulating tho j-* n salo of intoxicating liquors as a beverage by liquor dealers, apothecaries, druggists jind others in tho incorporated town and villages where such sales are licensed, and <>f tlm eiifnioa which prohibit said sales outside of such incorporated town and villages is one of tho chief obstacles to the promotion of temperance and morality, and a potent agent in maintaining the liquor traffic and the evils which attend it; therefore, bo it. "Resolved, That this Convention will include, in any system which it may devise for tho ultimate prohibition of the manufacture, sale and use of intoxicants as a beverage, such plans as may most effectually lead to the detection andJprosocuUon to "^i.viction of all violations of die prohibition laws of this State. "Resolved, That the active and earnest co-operation of every loyal citizen is desired and solicited in these efforts, especially such as look to the enforcement of tho statutes which forbid the sale of liquors on the Sabbath and to minor.- and habitually intemperate persons." TO OJ;o A NI/.I; A STATIC A I.I.I A N OC. The following plan offered by Mr. i /. i >. .Vanley, for tlie organization of a State Association to be known as the South Carolina Temperance Alliance, was referred to first committee: The object shall be the legal prohibition of the traffic in alcoholic beverages and to promote the total abstinence from the use thereof. The membership shall bo composed (if ail persons enrolling their name- who are in full sympathy with this declared purpose. Auxiliary Allianco shall bo organized at each eountv seat and subordinate Au\iiliftiv Alliances shall be organized at all points in each county whore it may he practicapVj-'f- *. hrna ?I?Jl?ILI Too olficcrav proposed aio u l\vsi dent, .1 Vice M'resident from each County scat, a vr. uu'\ und Treasurer ami an K\?v0ti ve CounnitU <> of fifteen ! ' elected at each annual convention. Provision is made for Iho s.doction of these olEe r and tlio time and place i?f holding 11 n* a eiual convention is loft to the Kweutiw Com mitue. The (Convention udjou/ut 1 tv> ) moot again this morning. Til is Morn I ngvs Ses>i??n. l'he Convention assemble I at It) I o'clock this morning, and the i'ol* I 1. vim- i > i > ri .1 '' m 11? * i I o u'iii'k iniuln I \i. *Vf,,M6 '^v,v * '? . S. 1>. J one ill) I lev. Mi'-m, Win. Marl in aiul C. ... Marks a nil Mr. 1.. I). Cl.ilds. Tim reports of the various committees l>eino called f<?r, tlio following woro nmilo: DliliA NI/.I Ni; I UK I 'A K I V. We, tho Democratic lVdiibinon* i>ls of South Carolina in convention assemble I, realize the necessity For immediate acti >n, and therefore reoomined that wo proceed at once to the organization of a Stale Alliance, to ho known as the South Carolina Democratic Prohibition Mliiinee. II. Tli< object shall I)" the logwl ' prohibition of tho manufacture of 1 and tratlic in alcoholic beverages within this State, and to discounloj nance, by all proper methods, the use of t!.? sune. III. Thi! members-hip shall ho i compose 1 of all leoal voters euro:I* t rs intheir namos who arc in fuii .sympathy with tlii.- declared pu-'pi . TV. Oouty Alliance:- .shall ho < . gam zed at each count} si at, and -ob ordinate alliance- shall bo org hzo 1 at all precincts in each county v. iere practicable). \r. Tho officer., of the State Alliance ahull I.m a pre iilc.m, a vie i provident from each county who ! shall bo chairman of tic County .1 I lianco and who shall compose the State. I'.xocutivo Conimi4 ?c,?>f v. he;.; seven .shall constitute a ( ;< rui: * A VI. The annual convention shall i i?e held at such time and place .. tho Executive Committee shall dm innate. * VJ1. Thr s constitution may 1 ?o altered or amended at any annual meeting by a two thirds vote of the members present. This report was adopted. TKMl'EKA N< K I IH'CATJoW The commitloo to whom wars referred the resolutions in r< fcrenco to "the introduction, hv law, into the public school-, of the : tu<h * I the ellocIs of alcohol on the human system,1' bee* leave to report non-conc u rre nee. Adopted. TKM I'K It A ?' K MTKUATl itK. Your C ommittee or. Distribution 01 Temperance Literature heir leave to report: That with the present lipht before us, wo think* it advisaj bio to publish a weekly paper in some central part of the State to j champion our cause; ana ?o further such a movement would ask and ur<ro all temperance men in the ! State to solicits pledges of subscrip inula 10 aucn a paper, say at per i year, ami all lists of such pledges lie sent to the chairman of your committee as soon as possible so as to i^et such a paper out at an early day. This report was exhaustively discussed. Vfter various motions it was laid on the table, but finally ' taken tip and the following substiI tute, offered by t';o liov. Mr. Kirkland and amended by the J lev. Mr. Dargan, was adopted. ltesolved, . That tin; Kxeoutivo Committee by rep: r. tod to use the columns of the State press, as far as i they may be able, and as it may be (proper, to further the objects of this Convention, and that they distribute such prohibition literature ;.s ; they may approvo, by such plans as they my desire. Hosolvod, That tho Kxecutivo Commit LCO take, into eniitiWI/.vO i . > Ii 10 fusibility and desirability of establishing a weekly paper as the orL'an oi thi* Alliance, and that lhe\ r< port on this subject at the next annual mooting. lo.\ 'ini: knkoiu i;nknt ok tiik law, Your committee, to whom tho i resolutions in regard to the law oti i license and prohibition woro referred, would respectfully report: T. That this committee is deeply impressed with the fact that tho said laws are violated in many essential particulars and with the vast importance of having such laws fully enforced, and, to this end, of using all possible .co-operation in enforcing the same. 2. That your committee feel assured that there are defects in said J laws, and that the same should he amended, and to this end that tho I . 1 ; . * elections uud iiK.Miiori.il?, or otherwise, lo mulct) such amend UIOlHti. >j. Thai inasmuch a tut se matte s must rocoivt ihc special attention \ uutl iu '.ion of tii Kxecuiivo Com - ! mittoo ol li.is hoi.y, they i>e i. for. I, together with ' resolution, to bu id coniunltuo. I'iii 1 j?oit Wiin adopted. kVdUKI^p i \11>k tii ? : i'Airi v. i'ho t Miiinilicc to whom was referred "tin im porta mv of worhino' within tlx Democratic pur'y to secure tiic ?'.i u >f candidates r ;?resentii.^ the principles of temporal -e an I prohibitiofl," be?* to report i ... ' \ fully recoupiized the ill)j 11. !aneO of the adoption of the resolution, and in order to enforce tho same, earnestly ur^o tlio neeesity <if the adoption of tlie primary h\ stem for the in minatiou of both State and roil Uy otlioos, requiring a majority of a1! the votes t< nominate.; and liny further tiroe the ... . friends of prohibition to nominate only Sinn portions as will pledge ; themselves to stand l>y the prohibition cause. , The ref? ivneo in tlie resole* inns to prescribing a method of electing!' Statu and county officers, provoked iniicb ib :ssion, some thinking that a deelaralion in favor of the primary system would not.leave the Convention in eon'.:st< ico with the principles of the ! 1 democratic party. which lias alroady decided upon the , eon vent ion j Ian. Tlio report was finally withdrawn by the c mmittoo | svho reported that they had no re- , port to ; iiiko. ori-iei:.j.> i,ua ti;d. The election of officers of the i>l. to Alliance resulted us follows: i'resident \\ . I>. I'.!. i. of Spartanburg. Senator Make was elected unai imou.siv by a rising volo. 1 < Yi o 1 V? >itk nts 1111<>'ii W ilson, Abbe\.ll ; /v. IL Towers, Anderson; Lev. I.. Cuthberl, Aiken; ItYank 1 Urceeit, Jjiu'itwell; f. A. Buynurd, j 1> .. tiorl; Lev. fcM wards 1 )untzlor, j ( 15 i kelcv; 1 vo> . .1. M. Koyd, C har-j I est >ii; Lev. IT lb Loyless, Colle-j i m; James \\ .< ., Chester; !). M. I Biurotitme, ( hcstcrhold; 1 j. .1. Brub ' ham, Clarendon; \Y. A. Branson, Daiiingt- Dj (Japt. Lewi. Jones, i idge.'ielu; ii. il. Jcuning.-., ITririi : 1; All" n i ....by, Ceorgetown; ' 1 )r. 1'.. -Norton, Horry; 1). L. 1'eop-j les, Ilainjit' it; T. 1\ I'u.ssaliou Kor- < sltaw; \Y. L. Cray, Laurens; W. II. ( I . n'asi, Lexington; ohn (i. Blue, T V I Marion; il. LI. Newton, Marlboro; Dr. Jos. Mcintosh, Now berry; S. 1*. < Dendy, Oconee: A. C. Dibble, Orangeburg; .). lib Iioggs, Piokons; ' L. it. liny Hiohland; J. G. Hnr- \ i s, t | artaiiibnrg; W. M. Graham. j Sumter; W. A. Niobolson, I nion;| Joel IT Branson, Williamsburg; ; Frank A. Gilbert, York. Secretary and Treasurer--11'. II. ' Hyatt, of Columbia. Mr. C. I).1 Stanley wj.s frst elected to this no& sdiiiM, but declined on the pica of , i K....; IH ' I Mini uuo."5. I A VOICK Til i: NOKTII. The following telegram was re-1 ^ ceivod as information: Xi;w \HifK, 1 ay 22. The New York Junior Prohibitionists send greeting and propose t _> forget dean issus and unite North mid South for prohil)ition. A ItTIU'K I >. ( '01 111: a x K. President. cavki. Tiir.Mrs. y A letter from \Y. P. Steele, Secretary of tiio North ('arolina State I Convention, convoyed the informa- I tion that they had eleoted clolouratos ! J n i ( to the National Convention at In-' diaiuij olis, and urgod Upon this Convention to prepare for mighty opposition ami the lii" .jest sort of lie i tie Nxccutivo Commit too were J authorized to consider the propriety 11 of appointing a State organizer to itts.si?-1 tho county chairmen of thai County Alliances, in effecting their or?*ani'z *ti% n.s. The county chairmen were: author* i. 1 to appoint chairmen, whenever ] I. : and expedient, to oroani/.o ' 11 i ' r> : ul ( rdiuate Alii.noes. i'ixecu'ive Com in it tee were ( authorized to i.inU< rules to carry < out the obji els of the Alliance. , 1 'solutions ihaukiuo' the AI. ' . < C. A. for the us? of their ltall were, adopted. ' Chairman Williams made a stirring address to the Convention. He i impressed upon the members that j the fieht must be. made in "nod o ^ temper, that all must keep cool.:1 They were 'omocratie but proposed t > inako their party bettor. There : was a strono- prohibition sentiment in the State and thev would be sup* ported strongly in the <;reat. lioht i;-uinsl wdii.Ay. The ('onveiltion adjourned at sev- i < n minutes past 1 o'clock. Colimibid H< < 1 I 1 ?.~i"'/rT.~r rr ,wr row of t-M'ti on? of her hoi s hnb no tootli at ali a daughter has a head of hair Idaek on ?>no -ido and red on tho o.'uir, and the watchdog that guards this rari(?(/atod family has ono artificial eye and w ?s i> rn without a tail. \ riilro.td binushuj) is a sort of wreels-creation. A lilcssiny to lOvery W oman. TIi'? e of our liulv ivad? r- who would lik ? know how C! 1M) UK \?IN(J n iv Im? mile I'A I NkK.s-> und SA KK can m i 'Iio iul'o.inuitio,. ' i scaled envelope 1 ?y sending four ? < ./ . postage slumps to MUK. K. Iti.viaii.. |{o.\ .lev-vv t'itv ?9t> MiQuilloii Do you beliove that ihooaiiitliy is r remedy for tho iiiundano ills that clo^f tho osotrio <lovolopment of o ir inner solvns? Mi> hoot' (tlliicaoo) I don't know. Ma aiways uses i/ooso o'rease. - ? Wniiirn, l>e! iy s are I 'air-fermis! Madame Hoveiv's Female I'ilN for Women never fail to give .speedy and eertaiu roli.-f. Satisfaetiou guaranteed or money r turned. Sent by mail, securely sealed, in plain wrapper, for only ON F DOLLAR, three boxes for TWO D0LLAU8. Par lirulnrs in letter for four emits in postage stamps. Address Mum K. Rkvkuk, Box v'Slt, Jersey (!ity, N. .1. -4> OI )ont* jud^o l?v appearances. A hriin now coat may cover a wire dummy. 4 ? ^ 4 UO V ER'NMjS NT DIR EC TORY. I: x i.? i 11 v k President (Jrovej^P'f^' of New York, b> Mareli -1!' fork'"' < oJp I / < > iw hild.ol' N w I i ' ''U-? \ ' i i t ney, ?, rk ;TW? i'o-iii. \!i'?^H^Hm 'h'ITCm I ' .to'f , H V Ol I .S l'i I I ol ? A. Circuit .lnur . I _di I,, Hond. (/irelilt i lerk '. li). 11 nuo<id. Distilol Jud _e ('. II. Simonton. <Jlerk K. M. S<nhrook. Mar hnl IS. > Ifovkin. District Attorney i.. F. Yon mans. I nit i States Senators from South aroiiii.: Wade Hampton, M. ('. IJutler I! p.'uttoutative Sixth District < i .>. w. )argan. (jovl'.i:xmi:s"i oi-' sorrn m.hi.in'a. i Governor .I?.hn l\ Ili< 1 ardson, of (Mar'iidon. l/ionl. Governor Win H. .Matddin, of J room ille. Secretary of S a Z. koitnor, of. \"rsliaw. Comptroller General .1. S. Vcrner, of )conee. Attorney General .1?>-.-pii 11. ISarlc, of :hi inter. Treasurer Isaac S. Bamberir, >f Darn v* IISi h i'iii?, iidi'iit /A l'.lii."'i ' " I I Hiee, of Abbeville. Adjutant am! Inspector General ? Mil fil-ic I,. llonham, of Abbeville, eston. Mip? rin'o mien! of (he Penitentiary 1 I. 1/ipseomb, of Newberry. Superintendent of (lie l.unatic Asylum Dr. .1. F. Grillln, of Darlington. si- pi;km i: cot in : ('hie! Justice W. I). Simpson, of I.an eus Associate .lusiice -Henry M elver, of 'hcsterlielil; Samuel .McGownn, of Abberillc. run ri r jiikjkk: First II. I'roHslv. Second A I*. Aldiicli. Third T. li. Fia-. r. i'eurth .1. ii. IIiuIbimi. .! K Ivni^liaii' Si\(u I.I). Witlu'i | -xin. Seventh W. II. Wallace. Klghtli ,l. .1. Norton. fdl'NTY tJOVI KN.MI.N I . Senator Jeremiah Smith. Kcprcsent stives Samuel Hickman, M. I L Buck. Clerk of Court .1. Yt. Oliver. Sheriff 15. i!. Sessions. Prohut Judge W. K. llanlwicK. School Commissioner Johti 1'. Der rim. Jointly Commissioner.-. David K'alion, i>. }. Collins, .John 15. Suggs. County Treasurer K. 15. Booty, County Audit.?i K. Norton. Coroner?A. 11.Oalhraith. LIItilSI.ATlV K. President Pro Tern of the Sena; James P. l/.laro. Orangeburg. Speaker of Mouse Wepie--entutive James Simmons of Charleston. RATEJ OF COMMISSION CHi RG7D FOR MONEY ORDERS. The foloe g i tcs of Commi- '.on on Money on mv. 1. .ve been llxed by Post )lflee J)epa. me!:l on and alter Jul} 120 lHStl. ... urn . 7?i ,? COIll.S. \ >v( r $5 and not exceeding $10 H cents. 1 ?vor s 1<> and not c vcooding $15 10 (touts. )\vrxlf> ' ' 44 $ 30 15 cents, aver $:.'<) " 44 4 $ -to 520 cents, aver * 0) ,l " 44 ,$ 50 25 cents, rver .0 *4 44 44 $ 00 30 cents, aver ;C0 44 44 44 $ 70 85 cents.! aver l.<70 44 44 44 $ HO 40 cents, aver $80 44 44 44 $100 45 cents. | A single Money Order may include any imount from one cent t< <>ne hundred (hilars inclusive, hut inu.-l a contain a l'rac ' ionulpart <?i a cent. iMoac AT; :DM AI>V1?KTI*EMKNTS. < a ! (>< <? I'ACS, Our stock of groceries i& al ways fresh uui full, and wo can compete with any Inn in the Htate. BURROUGHS &. COLLINS To Whom Lov..? This Apply? PERSONAL. To M r. M r*. UIH 1 Ml SS ? You will not bo unduly called upon, nor ] will you be -ubim tried to appear or *dve cxld'tioo for Mi' M's. Kituk *V W agnails, (tl New York publi-hcrs, inn-inurlt ; ' a< tion ou your j irt must 1>? voluntary, l it i should you volunteer, you would receive liberal compensation tor your trouble. You need no? eonunuoil ; ' wllli them, however, Unlet-.* in search *>1" .1 t;oodopportunity to secure a d? irnt?h and proliiable , business agency, or may know of >o:ne suitable individual who is and whom you ! would like to befriend. They are now j advertising as follows; 4-ln your locality a ul in ui)joinin*r count?( -. also in every jS ite and Territory in the I'lilmi, u want I reliable, enure >,h' and ambitious men and ! ? .1 ..... 1...1.. ....1 < ' ? - | I' m ...i . , publications. The I'mld i a rich me, ami , while the trade, wiheh isdoin.; itiintei,- !y. I cannot begin to cover it, ?'J"? to $*?0 per week may re.' Vv ' tide by earnest work in a pwsonal cam an opportnni I ly for prol tabic etiiph incut not to be : missed. ?t yett n lit. o?< inliy pinch -d, j or desire t. m 're.:-,- y tr ine ?ine any way, | or if yon a.e prepare I to devote your I whole time to t!:. .v > '!< sons ton vet o 1 most money, now i- your tint- Wr.te to ! us at once. Addr? wit) t a tie part in j lars, Ageiie; l?e, n,.:icnt. Funk aud Id -\:iC 7.0 Actor PAace, is. Y. This is exactly what t! >y edvovti-e, and ' they will do till they - iy. 'i'liat .<>n '/rite jtotheina' once it you vant ::i ney, and end -aver to secure for your !v - t even cy for this woll-ktiown house, i Ihe .! vice of A Fill KN I). BEAUTIF1T IOiR Jj A I t Jtili ! %sWmk ? y; , \ T*" y? ^ '-r^- vA V I % ? v -u^J- I CLDIiiC. LAv/b CATVEE. 'i_ do I'ccr ???i Ltivdi cjccits* Above cut represent:; our patent oil Setteo. The only frhtb o < vr made that t will adjust itself t" unovon ground, j Light, durable, bomlsoino and strong. Painted bright ml and ori.m.. nted, i'ricta: .St <> < \ 5?k?50 mid ri.50. I'hui? ?, ' ? X lor li ?>? > , 'ivJ.OO out 1>.. They all fold llat. Jf your '-ul'. don't Keep them, him to o r ft . v u fri .11 AXIL'* 7i^Mf}0irA2l. CO., 1201 to 1323 N. Main St., ST. i.ouis v& Apr 5 Cm. f, \ A { B h'ivcll >>\ 1 \t> you w ant to see th" pivttio.-t 1< >t of J * Spring <lro>s i^ood.- in ilii> son:'.on? If -O :ro to I Mil V MT'I'S'. | y ? you want to buy a ni<v straw luit'f * ' hi jiet ti.it> unit wl ;il yur. ( in l uv if ?>ls )\\ :HTf V i f so ,~o I' i i I \ l i'I i'S. DO you want a tin cent handkerehii I i for 5 crnta? It' .so go to J'KI- i \' i;tts\ DO you want i |iaii> of _g>( 1 towels for in cents? if so go to I'll I Y K I T>\ f "W * > \. 11 wa-t .t _"iit's lino silk . i i P for o cent')? If so go to Pit!-1 \ I TTS. tj you want u seventy ilvo eont psiir I Ai / siispi inti i - h i ?."> rents or a iifty et>iii pair for lifteen . ents? 11 m go to I'iuviivr.r. "1 \() yol. want any |-aits clotli at l'v iiml , 1 * i."> c' ms. wortli and -v c. nt- per yard? It so go to FllIYKTTS'. Dt) you want :niytiiiiiin the notions ' lin< . as ci.ea,. as ( an lie bot.gnt in the Sotttji? I. so1 ?to I'Kl ,"K'ITS\ IF you want the best -o ml colt ton on the market at there eenu per spool, j go to PHI VI. I TS'. ? I' you want easli for woo!, beeswax and i. turpentine, and tis mueli for it as you can get in I lorry, <>r a little more, carry it to 1 'HIN V KTTS\ T F you want to sell your eggs, chickens, JL. or anytliing raised on your fa ins, carry it to Fill VFT I's'. IF you want to trade with the cheapest man in ilorry and at a place that you can get goods for your p. xli.ee or the cash, coiiie o . er and see u it PKi V KTTS'. Axdehsox or Kixts will wait on you and be glad to soo you at PllIVR1! fS', I , ty /*t 'I I) I ? ' , V : , . . i t' net! .V. ( \ | lit it* ul.lU) (I ( L.d'in, | FORI: & FOSTER Pinning M ill- Sr ;i .ui ' ! ?.' >! ' '?>. l i) < *o i' | ><> I'ii ((><l Divilfi'-. IN AM. KINDS ? OF Lumber, Levths, Shingles, Mouldings, Fancy Scroll Work and Tiv u in# Done to Order. <"'< 111 Mfjf .ui(l I '!??i> ;'i 11;j>; :i S|)i'ciu 11 y. AND VKi; I'I'A IU.1. I'.oXKr, MAIM: 10 UliDKU. Vt ilmiiug'loii. A. fob 2nd 2m . I 'NoI ire of By virtue of an a "moment entc r?-?l int< l>y and between Tnluott t'c Hons, of Kielr inond, Yn., and J no. Prince, of Horn County, S. C. on 2?thdayof November. A. . I). 188(1, and recorded in Book A, paces 112 & 11;5 in ( lerk'> oillce of llorrv ( o :n i ty, S ( Talbott & Hons will 11 for casli to ike hijrli 'st i ' '(I- at Sanford, S. on Ihelth 'lay of June 188S, one Knjirie and Built r, Haw .VMl and fixtures, mm fully ' described in said agreement to which ref < re nee may be had. TABBOTT A MIX'S. l?er \V. l\ Ban;:. may 24 1 "> 2t. I? Vli .xv jA??,s \ day. A n! \\'i' :\r?- r ?\v -V . ' u.. >';> ' WUL" F. .. .J : Jt f C-" . O.VI'MK . air I f 'O o ] j ??r d:; t %cry little eft- v. tr? lit ' > I ;?r'S 'ii' li> i -til ihe UiiU and I>i Fairs, and in . .* town in tin Ui tatos. Bond for credential* and a -'.'lit it on- 'cry liberal cuminl- ' r aid ca.di ? !> J !>irg< -t li ' . I' /ct t'i. .rv > i i have 'kwLJi t ?!!.''. i . si at tu *' ' uld.c- Four Mm ' s on ri>lal for 23 Cunts. Address i ll FKlvi; I'HKSS CO., Detroit, Mich. sc'i?t is a tf. GS5firas^ffsi r 'm i} +:. ;1aJ3| A? l\! emeriti.v. HI tti 15-; : -cai . Hi k!V b\ i'.0 j 1 1 i "i. vM Ir*^. lii Thon'-.nd vr '. uv? for r>" > ' u BK; #4 tho Uni'cd b'nt'o and Fore ?*a ? v:>iW' 'r? ?, tho pnbti-iliera of 111 <> . ' ..tiiio jflwIjB Ann ;r'io ion t in tol. tora to nbuiiii 01 lit ' ? t . .". .in I a1! vf. r wnattMf Their ?ip?rt< rncc t? ut.<";..r..o'l r. i>i i .oitiliou 010 unturDro?v.-, 1 , *r >-.f prorart I ? : filed It. > Lo J'it .11 Oil > < .1 . t sotic 'i'cim v >ry rest-.... ! . . Ko clinic tatnltiaiioii of QMMlvUI or dr.iwmf"*. A.'b'ic ' > 1'lfroo. 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I'A> -w.Mil.lt AM) Htl.1(1111" DaII.V, KXCiDT SUNDAY. ?*vhv<> ri>idbourn+ 7 HO a m i v?\ V >lmule i f> i a m Lc?v" Clarendon* 8 ON u m Leave 1 nner-on 8 17 n m Mount Tnt-orj 8 42 a in L<*:;\ Princeton 8 58 a m Arrive at LorisJ ii Own in ^jn I eav<> l'iin- Level ' 11 fl* Lea* rvl ' > 40 a "i Leave Daylioro ' *41 !i 1,1 '<A Leave Prlvetts 10 II am ^ Arrive Conwayj 11 00 u in NO. 7, NOUTII IK>U N I>, I'A -l.NO. I! VN11 : llKKiil f DA W, K\? I l'T M Ni'AVS ^ Leave1 Conway 2 ?>d P Hi I,e ve )>rlveti>, 8 os p nt !.... HayborO 8 20 0 Hi '.> ve San ft?; 1 > :>0 "p l'i i. :yi> i'in-' I .. a . ! \ A t*n\ ? at i.ori- ' 8'17 Leave Lo? ;s I 07 j> in ; Jjf>a v.? l'rlneoton 4 l8,p Dl I . Mount Tabor 1 10 p in | Lea l-Iutcivon <> 01 p 111 L?. < 'L rendoti 12 p in in. Vola irlo I.... " ?'o p in A m Cli .cllMiuni , 0 00 p in Til :rupli Stal|eus. Train N'i?. I) will wait fc&C'iiuilhouru for train No 7S \V. x\A. IL I!. J. i.1 it., Suueriiit?.'i:<iiMit. Wilmington, Coluiiitiia & gusta Railroad. Schedule in effect i\" member 12, 18X7 (;oi.\(l Sol I'll No. J8, Daiiiy. I.i> ;ve Wilniln. 'on 8 0f> p m /.ea\*c Uhadbourn 10 0o p .a Leave .Marion...- II 20 p in Arfivo Florence 12 10 a in Leave Florence 2 40 a 111 arrive sumter 4 a hi I /.cave Sumter# 4 25 u m Arrive ( oii'mbu^ (3 1 "> n in "*o. 21, Day.v. Leave Wilmin; on ^ :,'i" 10 p m Lonw Ohadbourn > II 41 pi : I oitv. Sfhrn*i !2 80 \ ill * / rr< e Florence 1 2>) a m !No. 15, Da.i.v. 1/ ,vo Wilmington + 2 40 p m , . ,v?' ( IWuirn 4 31 p in I iv .ilui lon 5 GO p in '. eat 1'!< reiiCi^ 0 20 p in jSo.o'J, Daily. Leave Fie.!- iyv G 4 ) ]) m Arrive SuinloV 8 05 p in Is ). 52, 1) a11 Leave iSumlt r ?.+ 0 40 ;< m . a : m> ( . ii : .t '! I 15 p in J No. 50, !)'.:iv, Leave Sumter . 8 '< p in i Ar -lv ' i!iunb;: J) ? p 111 No. 58 vnnB throiigH from Charleston vt Central U. It. !. wing Lanes 8 31 a in., Man *.ng8 OH * i a in. Sundays No. 54 haves Charleston 8 80 j u ni.. Lanes 10 28 u m., Manning 11 10 n in., SuiuO r 11 40 a in., arrives Columbia i 10 p ni. No. 5(1 runs through from Chnrle.-tou . 'a ( eiilr.il It. it.. 1* hig Lane. 7 18 p in. * M .lining 7 5*2 p in. '1 rain on C. A I), it. It. e< (meets at Florence with No. oil. colNc NoKTlJ No. 78, Daily. Leave Columbia *10 2a p m Arrive Sumter 11 ."> p m Leave Sumter 11 52 p m Arrive Florence 120am Leave Florence 4 25 a in " Marion 5 20 a in v aadbourii 0 n hi Aarrivo Wilmington.: 8 35 a 111 N o. , .1 ) \ ! I V. ^ I . V .iUMl.ia <5 no a 1)1 .^| " .unti l* 8 12.: in ~ No. 58, Daii.y. ^ l.- i.V) Mnntar v 8 22 a m Ar in- Florence .- 9 40 a in No. (5t>, 1 )AII.Y. l.oait Flo once 1"1? 10 a 111 Marion ty 11 11 a in - Cli vlliouvn 12 20 p m Arrive A llmlngton 2 10 p m 0, 58, Daily. i. . e (' iluinbla *5 53 p m Arrive Mmntotf 0 40 P 111 No. 14, Daii.t^ /.nave Florence * 8 20 p m Marion 5s P 111 Cliadliourn 9 55 p in Arrive Wilmington 11 .>u p m Daily. 1'Daily except tSumlay. No. 58 runs through to Ghnrlostoii,S. C. via Central If. It. arriving Manning . 20 l)in., /.nne - 8 20 pin., Charleston 9 45 P m* No. 3i runs tit 'ough to Charleston via Central it. It., arriving .Manning 8 18 a in, 111-o.? m m., < i"iriosion 11 UO :i m. N'?. ' coll ?('< !:- i? l'iorOllO"' wi.Jl ('. ?iV. ') -.ii< "?> i :,-ra\v unci W.Kirstx'ro. * v i . mi' 1 H close < imn.'clidn at ilr. in:.'iiii wit:. VY. iV, \Y. H. H. for <11 i'oiuis X i'it!). . DLV INK, Uon'l Supt. i'. .1 m.y Sapt. Trans. T. .... KMOuii'l i'lis.-A. A^mt. September Lit), jbou. tf LUCY tlNTON, I CTTEW'i'iios. i. v\ iliimus & Co.,s CELEBRATED TOBAC< <>. . LUCY HINTONi m ii?? Leading Tolmeco in llio, Sodl ii. no i:\v'S3 ?rro t.ii. i! ? i sr.ia, t-fi s. 'I'o ff.es, {ykll'l'OllxllH & Collins, v' v I <1 \ VO' 1 o a ' < * w/iV v? I , VJ., ?v hitlrsnjc A&'<".&Ik t'or I lorvy < '<> u v. t;. . inch M M2 B l^or i?v* The premises in (ho village of C'ontva y S. ('., known formerly as the resident*'of ('apt. Sainile) I'ope, deceased. Conlai: in,g two one half acre lots, and the commodious dwelling and outbuildings thereon. CL J For term apply to # &lgg Sauaii it. l'Ol'k, No. Mi 1 iammond St l?osi(. .ua s.