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T I'D MS OF Sl'DSClD !?TlOX:
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4- TitHKK Months,, 50
Single I'npy Five Foul Specimen
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all communications.
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UATKS (>K ADVKUTIS1 NU.
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Olio month \f|ll be ch'dftor rttoncdollni 1
nor inch for lh\-t :um ' a and .'?>?
i'or < aeli -ul>.*o<;Uent in ion.
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AGRICVLTl HAL.
Sv\ cot INihtlo < lilt ti it.
This, perhaps, is not as valuable a
market crop ns many other oanlen ,
crops, dux i consider il one oi the ^
easiest of cultivation, ami no garden
or farm is complete without it. A
sam.lv soil is generally recommended
for this crop, hut 1 have heon nu.isl
successful on rather clayey soil. The *
host results follow a heavy application
of manure, yet the finest crop 1 ^
over raised was on a sod turned under
without any manure. In preparing
the land, break it not over lour
inches deep. If the land could be
got mellow, it would bo best not to
break the land under the ridges, but "
. t
it is not easy t?? pulverizo the soil ,
* \
without breaking all of it. I'lie land
r)
should bo stirred overv week - at i
least often enough to brine it into 1
fine condition by tho time you want
to plant. Then with a small turning
plow, throw two furrows together so
as to make a small ridge about a
foot high and not over eighteen inchr>
O
es broad. Tlio ridges ihav bo three
feet apart and the plants two feet in '
the ridee. < )n clay soils, however. I "
111i111< it best to make hills. The
sweet potato is a tropical plant, needing
all the heat in can g^t, aM(' :i
hill heats through quicker than a
ridge, for the same reason small
ridges whon vised are liest. Main
growers make largo, high kills ami
ridiTOS, lei some try small ridges and
. - . . i
hills and note the difference in yield
and quality of the crop. There is ^
another reason why hills grow larger
and belter potatoes than ridges, that
when the jiotatoes grow they erack
and expend the hills more than tliev
can a ridge, giving more room for
growth.
The. mc?st salable potato is ojio
that is short and thick, and it is to
produce those that you plow shallow
and make Hat hills ridges, -o as tin* j
potatoes grow they will reach the
hard soil and be chocked in their j
downward growth and will develop
thickness. In forming the ridges,
throw a liberal dressing of ashes on
them and finish up with the hoe. Aftor
smootthing the ridge with a rake
n r? I
? it is ready to set. This is done by ,
making1 a hole with one hand, in
which, as the hand is withdrawn, is ,
placed the plant with the other, and
then packed with tin* thumb and I'mgor
of both hands. In picking up ,
the plant, take it by two or three
now small leaves and set it doe])
enough to Cover up all tho o'hers.
In this there are several objects. Tho
large leaves being covered up, do .
not continually, by evaporation, 1
weakon tho life of tho plant; if a
frost, which seldom conies after setting,
injures tho top, or cut worms
cut it off, now shoots are at onco (
started from tho base of tho buried i
leaves, so that the plant is i < lost. :
If the ground be naturally moist, no 1
watering will be necessary, but if '
dry give ft half pint to the plant, and \
whon absorbed by tho earth draw
frerdi soil over it so that the surface
will not bake. As soon as tho vines '
commence to grow, work them with 1
plow and hoe, hooping the ground I
clean and mellow. At least twice I
through the season the vinos should
he lifted with a handstick so that 1
they will not take root at the joints I
and thoro set little potatoes which
can never mature, but will injure the
main selling. The earlier one can I
get !>\vei ' potatoes in market, tho 1
more prolitablo tHoy will he. I always,
as soon as ?argo enougli to
sell, take out one to three to each
l_^ - - ? - . ?
M MM i
vinos or the roiXainlnj* roots.
f i is ! have rnii.i v Vvorul voars ;*
i * li
.'xperienco, to bo <?ood for tho crop, r
resides yt double tho prvco I could (
0 wait until dtime. Tho 1
. mp should bi du?r when tho ground 1
s di v, and lot tho potatoes drv bo- j
'ore buiiij^ stored. They do best (
by before the'vin< - are hilled by frost ,
(irconvillo, K\\, 'b- lb Ibvntii. i
!?cl? Simon and 'took.
I >r. Fitzgerald: In votir .\<'rni-<tt< ,
f April 131, (iildorov writes of his 1
'Aunt Patsy," 1 w ml to write about
1 nolo Simon, who was one of the
[rood obi colored men of onr Southniul
!n>f< .i tlw? u-..^ t r., i. .i i I
lo !.mh)i1 old Methodist > unle u!,n
efaithful to th.<] ami his < hureii,
:itul w i mx careful to Ira in" 'licit' chili.roii,
mid their servants too, to rev- j
crciico t >o<l and his lioJv Salilmtli, :
and to mo to meetine to hear tin* "<ih|>o!
preached 11v those faithful eireuitriders.
Brother 15. and his m>od
wife wore now jn'owino old, and
tin v lived several miles from the '
meet in-rdiou -e at which they h.old
their inemlieiship; vo the preacher
vcrv kindly i on sen t od to preach at
their house on Sahhath afternoons.
1 nolo Simon would brine- his low.
split I lot t on i chair from his ealiin t<i
the vard, and in warm weather take
his seat just ontsidv the door, where
lie could set- the neoiile and hoar the '
1 1 , i
word. Brother 15. had raised a moth- .
uloss land) about the yard, ami the '
?
Hivs had taught him to liutt when ho ]
(WIS ;i vei v little 5.11(1 if h" 1151' I
dwHvs rmmiined ji little !arnb,j| Ik*
ivould liiiv been harmless; but lie
M'CW to 1)0 51 l)i<* slieoj) 51 ft,)!' !l\vhilo, 1
.:u 1 thought he !)5ul control of tli(>
fjird :iiul everything thorojibouts. j
I5uck whs ever jealous of lib rights, (
md always ready to defend them
.vlieti occasion required. < hie very
ocm Siddmth afternoon, when the 1
jircuit-rider and ilio neighbors had \
gathered at tlio house of I'rother 15. ^
o hold service, and Uncle Simon
ivas seated in his low chair si! his tic- (
lustomed place, about the time the *
readier was oettii.e- fully into his
.. 1
iubject, Uncle Simon fell asleep, j
lo was nid-noddine his head fsillr>
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no forward on !>i ' rea-d, tlien up
igain. Now it so h:;c?en tlaif Unci:
dtanced to turn the corner of the
louse just n? tiiis time, and lie sup osod
that the o'd man meant to (
rive him i dare. I5ue.lv was not the
dieen t(> take 51 dare -no, not lie; so
le began to make ready to defend
limself. In sheep mode of warfare
io beufan to baek-bacic.
When Simon's hmid would rise lie
tvould stop; in a momont it would '
onie down .again, and lie won id lie- ]
. in to Hiako ready; so tin's skirmish- i
tig was kept up for awhile before
I i ? ?
lie nnnerni l>iil11 came on. It so
mppened t '-at lie ]na :n !.? . and inn*
v i>1 ! i-> ! i\-? ut'iv in n position I
<> see ili?- whole affair. After awhile
<
Simon's head came down just in the
iedit time for Ihiek to make his t
:har^o. So ho said, "I'p, and at ,
iiin! " and willi a hound lie made the
ham, his head strikine I 'nolo Simon's *
-(juarlv on the top, and Simon, JSuek, '
ind the chair all went over in a pile
11 the yard. The shook waked the
)ld man Ironi his dreams, and piekino
himself iio from the e-nmnil !>< ??v.'
i r?" ,,v* v #>> |
Maimed: u\\ hat dai? what yer doin'?;
! <>' do Load, chillou, I dcclnr dot
sheep ought to he lolled. Xobodv
an servo do Lord here widout voii i(
! >
neddlink Mars Tom, I told yor wlion
ycc larnin' dat sheep to butt lie gwino
ter hurt somebody." I'ho preacher,
ivitli inamy of his hearers, wore so I
convulsed with laujrhter that the serrices
for the afternoon were brought
!o a close no doxo'oirv nor bene- 1
lit lion. Simon picking up his chair,
walked off to his cabin, saving: "I)ftt 1
hoop han't got no manners, nohow.*'
Moral: Xovor go to sleep at church.
There are very few sleeping beau j
lies, and they never go to chinch. /'.
Ji. f/om > , in i 'hrisfhtn hutntfc.
4?>
'The lire at Wakefield, .Midi., which
lestroyed forty buildings, started in I
the theater. Somebody threw a fro<en
eahbnge at ti lonkey which appeared
in the play. The animal in '
etaliation threw a lighted lamp to- v
ward the audience. The lamp struck
the stage and set it afire.
The man who \&ould shudder at
the idea of ft rough word of the do- !
jeription commonly called swearing
will not even ha\ ft twinge of conscience
after n whole morning of ill
tempered sullonness, capricious scold- <
in^, villainously unfair animadversion,
or surely, crass-brained treatment
ifencr.dly, of wife and children. '
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Woiiicn, I>rl.,\ < 11 < Dangerous! ,
Madame Rovere's i'- male Pill - for Wo '
men never fall to give ijwe ly and certain i'
relief. Satisfaction guaranteed or money *
r turned. Sent by mail, securely soalcdj I'
in plain wrap))< for only ()? !' liOId.AK, j(
liree Boxes lor TWO ImHJ.AICS. Par-j
ienlai in letter for four cents in postage j i
*a;n] . Ad.ires- Mm Iv |{i:vi nr., Box i ]
.lersey C ity, N. .1. ' t
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The New York I*ost is of the'
minion that ut the rate which (<on>
jress now "going it/' th?* surplus
n tho treasury will soon bo a thing
f the past. It says that "propositus
aro pending for pouring tlm
Money out of the vaults as reeklessl\
as if a new ?lolinr would grow
like a blade of ass to replace every
lollar voted away. A glance at the i
money bills prop sod since Congress
met in December last is startling.
Mr. Ill ail started the procession with
a call for 17,00' 1,000 (t he educational
bill;) Mr. Mandorson, Mr. lloar
and other Senators called for &250,- ,
1)00,000, more or less, for 'dependent*
ami i Oier pensions. Representative
Matson offers a Dill for pension ar
earam that is noi I i 1< * I \ to cos t
11. >iV ..111 > 1 t)0,( H)0,( M ItI. Till! I loilSO
i ugli a $20,000,000 river and
inula :- hill, t< which tin* Senat adds
other millions si-.!!. ! ! < !! >uso lft*
hor com in it too, which is a lively competitor
with I'dair's Senate committee,
proposes to go into the treasure
for nobody knows how many millions,
to ho divided aiiionjr all the
men who will say that they have
worked ten hours a day for tho goveriiiiiont
since a decision of the Supreme
('oiirl practically annulled the
ieht hour law more than ten years
11 on/'
ry
Life hath no hlessino- like an earlie
I fri nd than treasured wealth
more precious, than the power of
inonarehs and the peoples loud ftpplause.
(Messing* to liven Woman.
Tliose of our lady readers who would i
like to know how (III ld> KKA It! N<! j
may be made I * A I N Id iSS and SA Id I ean
let the inhumation in a sealed envelope
iy send in.ir lour cents in post aire stamps to
Mils. K. |tl \ 1.1:1., I >o\ .1 el'sev t'itv
N. .1. ,
SOV^RNMENT* DIRECTORY.
I:\I:< I IIVK
I 'resident Crovir ( leveland, of New
I'ork, to M arch -Ith I^so.
II KAI?S OK IIKI'A UTMKNIT.
Seereiary of State Thomas I'. Kaynrd,
?f Delaware.
n'larv of tlio Treasury <S. Fair
hiid,ol New York.
Set ret.an of War William C. Kndieott
if ,Massaeinisetls.
Secretary of the Nnv\ William ('
Xhitney, of New \ ork.
Seereiary of the Interior William l\
/ilas el W ist on-in. ,
Attorney General Augustus If, Qnrlnnd
?f A rkaiisas.
II ;ua- ' .11 1 al Dt >11 M. I hekin
on ol Mi? lii um.
I.KUIKI.ATI VH:
In i.' 11I oil ic Senate .1 olm .1. I 1 lira I 1 -,
if Kansas.
Sp aik 1 1 of the 11oi|se of ltepres,- ntatiVes
.1. '5. (' itTisle, of Kentucky.
.11 i)u i A u v: j
Chief .Justice II011. M. It. W'.aitc, of
)hio. ^
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I N I I I'll sTATI - 1 (il'liT <?K So. ('A.
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Circuit .I iidge Hugh L. Komi. t
Circuit Clerk- .1. K. Ilugooti. 1 !
District .I mlge C. 11. Siinonton. js
t 'lerk K. M. Seahrook. < I
Maivhal li. M . I toy kin. M
I'i-i a t Attorney I . F. Youinans 1
. in d S'ale- Senators from South t
: ;i , 1: W ade 11amplon, M. <Kilth r I I
Itepresontallvo Sixth District Geo. W'.|s
hiruan \
<my 1 r v u 1: \ r 11K sot I'll < a 1 tol l N A. a
1 . '\. . r .loh 11 'I tii liardson. 1 't ( . ir 11
lxllill. "
i. ' n. (lovernor i;?. L. Mauldin, ?>t ''
?reon\ i 1 it*. v
Secretary of Slate \V. I.eitner, of I
Iversliaw. ix
Comptroller Meneral .1. S. Yerner, of (
)conoe. x
Attorney (ieneral .Joseph I!. Marie, of j
slimier.
Treasurer Isiar S, I'.aniLerir, of Hani- ,
veil.
Superintendent ol Kduention .James v
II. Kice, of Ahlieville. i
Adjutant and Inspector C.eneral Mil ,
edije I.. Honhain, of Ahlieville.
estou. . : _
Superintend "it of the Penitentiary T. i *
!. i.ips< nnh, of Ne\vherr\.
Super i uteu lent of the Lunatic Asylum
Dr. J. I'\ Crillln, of Darlington. t
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SUI'ltKMK ('(il'K'r: |(
('liief .Justice \\ . !). Simpson, of Lull ] N
ens
Associate .Justice Henry Mclver, of
'hesterlield; Samuel McCowaii, of Abbe,'ille.
cii:< tit .h ix;ks:
first I! I'ri-Hnly. (
Second A. I'. Aldiit'll.
Third T. II. l i t .t.
fourth ' II. IhnHon.
Kittli J. II. Kershaw.
Si\tn I. I). Withersnonn.
Seventh w. ii. \\ allure.
Jli^lilli .1 .1. Norton.
<(?l n i v (lovi'kn m i; nt.
Senator .bovmiah Smith,
liepresentatlves Samuel Hickman, II.
j. Uuek.
Clerk of Court .1. M. Oliver. j,.
SlierilT It. (J. Sessions. *
Probate Judge \Y. K. llardwiek.
School ' 'ommissioner .lolin I'. Dor- j
mm.
'oiinty Commissioners -David liubon, 11. .
i. ('oilins, .lo)in 1!. Stiffs.
County Treasurer 10. I v. Iloatv.
County Auditor 10. Norton. '
(,'oroin r A. 11. .1. (Jidhraith.
!,t:< j i si, ati vj:.
President Pro Tom of the Senate .lames
P. l/.larol Orangeburg.
Speakei of House Uepresentatlve .lames
simmo is of Charleston.
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KATKS OF (.UM MISSION^
CHARGED FOR MONFV
ORDERS.
The following rates of Commission on '
Mom y orders have been fixed by Post
Dlllec Department on and after July 20;'
iKSti. j '
>n >ums not exceeding s."> fi rents. |
)\ci - > and not e\c< eding sill S cents. I
.. ... in i ..... ... .. ,..i: i k n\ ! '
M. . >' <' IIIIM mil IAI rriiin: .7. | . 1 | w I I'll IX, ;
ivi'i' ' 15 " 44 " sj*. do 15 cents, j
>M i ' >!!() 44 " ' H lo 20 cents.
>\. r H!() 44 " >< 50 25 cents, j
>m i lit 44 " K <10 0(1 cents.
>wr \;(>0 *' 44 " !{! 10 05 cents.
iv< r v'.O 44 44 44 s HO 40 cents, j
)vcr >0 " 44 44 $100 45 cents,
A sin-:]c Money Order may include any
unoiint I'roin one cont to one hundred dolars
inclusive', hut must not contain a fracionnlpart
of a cent, 1
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NEW GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
II ATS,
%
HARDWARE,
?AN i) ?
(i ROC ERSES
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES
-AT
J . A. >5 A V<
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C'ONWAN',
IX lloloSJlll' ^KCllN
County.
^w.
NO NAMES NAMED.
To Whom r003 This Aroly?
NiRKJONAL.
To Mr. Mi-. -and Miss
kui will not lie unduh called upon, nor
kill yon l>o Huhnrcnneu to appear or rivc
\iihnce lor M< ? r- Kunk A: Wnirnalls,
lie New York p iiili I i1;inasmuch action
on your part must be voluntary, l?ut
liould you volunteer, you would receive
ibersil compensation for your trouble,
foil nerd not communih ite witli tlcm,
lowever, unless in search < !' a 'jood oppor
unity to secure a desirable and prolitalilc
ni-iness ajjeney, or may know of some
uitalile individual who is ami whom you
vould like to befriend. They sire now
id\erti-inir a- to'ii. . "In your locality
aid in adjoining co, ntie>, al-o in every
state and Territory in the I'uion, we want
liable, energetic and sunbitious men and
vomen to help supply thedemsuid for our
MlblicntioUS. Tie lield i- a rich one iiiiil
\ liilf lli trade. which isdoing iinnn n ely,
anno! begin to cover it, tjcjo to tjsnO per
veek may readily lie made by earnest
vork ina personal canvass an opportnni
y lor prolitable employinent not to be
nissed. II you are linaueially pinched,
if desire to increase your income any way,
>r if you are prepared to devote your
\ hole time to the work m> as to make the
nost money, now is your time. Write to
is at once. Address, with some purlieu
ars, Agency Department,
funk and Wagnalls, 18 and 20 Astor
Place, N. Y.
Tliis la exactly what thoy advertlso, and
hey will do all they say. That you write
othematoma* if you want money, and
'inleayor to secure for yourselve an agenV
for this well-known house, is the addee
or A Kit I KM).
Great Bargains.
otitis on ('oiisionmonts ttntl Lorj
Suit* ill A net ion .Hid Private
Siilo Will Last IVrlinj?s
Thirty Days.
< nine :i I ttuee.
Child's handkerchiefs for III cents worth
10 cents,
Gents' hnndkerchi. f for 5 cents, worth
>r> cents.
A ladies' fiuic\ lace scolloped border for
i \ ? in>> *?1111 oil n'ni>.
dents' straw hats for 5, 10, 12, 1?, 20 to
rU coats p:h Ii.
A nice fur lint for k1,25, worth ^Jl.OO
Twenty-four pound spring balances for
ID ecu's, worth 2o cents.
A N'o. I spriiii pad lock for 10 cents,
worth ::r>. \ no pad lock for 1 cents.
A set oi tea spoons for 10 cents, worth
20 cents. A ct of table spoons for 15
rents, wort* !> ) cents.
Pair of gents' nspenders, elastic, for 5
rents, wor it 15 cents, dents' hue suspend
rs for 15 cents, worth in cents.
l.Jentextra ..nc suspenders, silk finish,
brass buckles for 25 cents, worth 15 cents.
Pins, needles, thread, dress buttons etc.,
In endless variety, a! prices below the cost
>f the manufacturer.
Those goods are forced on the market,
he result of a big failure of a high-toned
>ld credit concern. Now the goods are
jjoing at just one half in many cases the
ost to manufacturers.
Come and see me without delay, at f.ors
and at Privetts', as thi special sale will
int last, perhap over thirty days.
Auction Every Saturday at
HlOIEilS.
Respectfully,
H. II. kix;,
bij&i i i v * "* * ' fTrwr'
RAIL ROAD HCUSF.
l'ruler the iun:i; ;;r n cut of
M r. a m (1 Mrs. II. H a r <! r < ,
on West side Main Stre? , (.'onway, S. ('.,
nxi 11 furnish hoard unci lodging l?y the day.
week ?>r moiitli :it reasonable rates. Transient
Hood solicited. (Jive tin :> c. 11 and
save the dime*.
E. A. CASQUE,
Dcctcr ofDertal Surgery,
MARION, S. CCocaine,
and all the late t anesthetics
Used. < Mllce fitted up i:i first class style.
All the late t iinproved ia ' urnentUsed.
Satisfaction guaranteed. O'liee upstairs
over Marion ilank,
inch 2!) ly
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A J i i. k <
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Notice is liereby given thiit <>n ThuraIday
tlio 7th day of Juno prox. the nu!
d.irsigned will apply to tin1 Probate
.Jud^eo! I lorry < utility or ? tin: 1 di
char e from 1 heoflice and trn ' >. (innr
dian i.l tin1 person and est ale ol" !" < ; liine
Williams.
S.\Mt I.I. I >. Todd.
(iuardian.
may Nth It
'parr KX T .
Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained, and
all Patent business conducted lot W')J)
hi It ATM. /
ot // orrn is a pros J tr s\
/' 1/ 7.'\ / OFFff.'/i. NVo hUVo lc ^ni>
agcncica, all btiaiueas direct* hence in
transact patent bnsinos> ii 1< tine it. 1
LKSS COST tliun those renioto from
Win Innyton.
Sond model, draw ine, or photo, with d<
scription. W o advise ii patetital.lo or not,
of oliar;"". Our lee not ?luo till p. t
' is secured.
J* ok, 'How to < )1 ; tin !\i.; nt wit .
rd, IVices* to actual clients in your Stale,
tor town, sent I roe. Addrc >
A. SMIU ?\ <
'atelit < Mllce, W j.-iiin :P>|>, !>.('.
^ NOTICE.
"graph and T? W phone < 'ompany ;
ailed to i ike i lace at line' s
. at it o'clock I*. M. W'i due day,
ii, It88, for t lie pn o
ren^e of x I.stock, ma!.i11: toital
stock of ijtsiiu,
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PffRF m.ury%
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FixKSII .MFDICIN i:S.
PHARMACUETICAL GOODS
ALWAYS IN STOK1C.
Combs,
()
Brushes,
?o?
Tine Toilet Soaps,
- (> ?
Shaving Soaps an:! Brushes
O?
MEDICINAL SOAPS.
siUiJAMarisnil wnnirivt ,m*
O?
Tooth-Picks
o
Tnntli Hrnclifto
i uuurui udi!ta
? 1)
Colognes,
?- i)
Extracts,
Vestal Oil &c.
!E3l3,ntcaticn. For 3?ale
4) Ilundred acres of land in 1'ayhoro
tmi Township, near the line of the \\ .
(A: ('. I tail rum I, hounded ! ?y land <>
Isaac jMishoxyc, ('. Holmes and \V. II.
llandlton; heinu tin re?ideuce o! I le/eUinh
11. Holmes. Cheap aid t? r*i; - e :>y.
Apply to Jonnson A (,?! a'i 11.i n u m,
Attys. for Talbott and Sons.
Aug. nth a tt
1>. L. GO II10,
Wholesale (iroeer
AMI COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
rvoH. f.M>. too iiihi i 'i i v...., i.
wll i 4*1' s| iti'i,
wilmington, n. (\
fol? 2nd ly
NOTICE.
regular oonintun''iiiimii of (in >n son
lodgo, no. 205, n( masonic hull, fourth
saturday owning of each month.
a. i,. I.kwis, ('. m oos,
soe rotary, \v. m.
fol> 1(? * 83 tf
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HSSS
I REE TO TO
DOLLA A !> v.
A'/'Uts who a-" ? i) 'ri :
ti. to tht: y y r
fp.b : ritr.ss < -
I'Ol K .TIOATHS J O? ? < !>.,
are 111:1 i<iii^ Y t !> !! - p i
day with wry liitlo effort. Wo want
av< nts to r i>:< i t n 1 all the Coot. ;
aial DHiio; Pair: nd in ivory town in
t!i" la* * >* .ti . Send for credential^
:tll<l ' lit (it :lt oil! < . Y< 1 \ I; It ; !
eommi i-1 and ra-.li |>t > for Ini:" t
lisN. I> n't i' >r"i t t a.- any tin1 ran have
'I'lli". ^ r:j;u r,\ 1 1: : -'?bri
"iit to their nth In -> I'mir M .ntlis on
Trial for 2o C'enta. Address
TIM; KKKI J'HKSS CO,,
Detroit, ,'uli,
h"|?t 15 8 tU
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h>if , 1 '< 'i I-- ii ".not morn
b3Fi1 *-* *? 'J J , (l Hundred
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El C'* r'J St -1 * end I i . irn cmn.
B r>,H ra tri.f, tu<> imbiinl iii (it.) i-v'ftiitiHo
" Amorienn contiK' o tonct OS eolicitors
f; ' . i>nt ils, rave ,' r i
tc. i, t lor ' > I ' ; t
t > | n< ent? in Oanr .1 I .
Get nd f I ether cOTnitii iperi* I
I 0 is unwioltw 'udtiil f I Mil "ir* I
i~.t and rpr r,-.\'I n r i ? t ril
in t I totli Ooioo Oil OQOrb notlc I. 'Iron i -iv
ii lit. fie oh I' > ?. r
er lira nn Aavico l>y mail free.
iMalnivlthrotifr'i t inn r i.r inoticod
Inti li.VTIFlOANl 11 < ' . riohhof
lliei rg circulationami i isi tl intial
iii'ir r of us Itinil pui n ' I in 11 world.
The .i ot buqIi c uoiice o ty l atonies
un'lr ml i
r < ? 'rrnbrt Jit< i'r 1 ! vrpaprr
s i M 1 11 i I .r, nml is
, adin ti I to I tin in".11 I pen] ivotod to ecicnce.
iv.rrl , > .enitons, inrcritiK i ';s. ami
other parluionin of industrial prbfp'cas. pub*
llariod In onjf country. It contains th n bee of
All im iiilei i r ot (11 i '? very invention patented
each woolc. 't i* four iuouili? ior uiio dollar,
j M"l?l l>y oli n< I nlors
If jrou ha\ lion 1s pa'rnt svrlto to
Mmi'i (\>., i .itili I rs < { Svioiitido Ar.oricau,
toj Bro . Iwajr, :< ? . k.
l'ftuilbauk about {stouts unilotl free,
I ?l<v 1.1 21 Bin.
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W. ftQi OVGTEM
SEWING MACE INKS,
adapted for lace caps, gslk MITTS, HOSIERY,
umurf.llas, NECK WEAR, WHITE
goods and for F,.mily and Dressmakers'
Use. AOfflTS WAHTtn.
KRUSE M'FG CO., 121 E. Mlh St., N. Y.
fob \> y i i:n
BEAUTF""7 YOr-i -bAttm
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, y\ Psttnk t Uaroh'99, 87.
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FC ; LAY;:i settee.
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The Peer o" a!' Lawii rents.
Aliovo cnt rr-" >r ; onr y?nf anted
ttnft Tlrn nil' ' . 1 I ' r n.'i 1.. Mini
will adjust itstlf to nnovcu ground.
Light, durable, hAndflomo and strong*
Painted bright. r d mi I ornamented,
{'rfci#: H' ttrpn, ;U(50 i a.l ^J.50?
thnlrx, ' I,"<),
It irk is, fi'4.00 each.
They till I Id Jlut.
If y. -r dealor don't hoop them, ask
him i<> ord r for you from
AHSAICAH FOLLIiTG CHAIR CO.,
1301 to 1323 N. Main St.,
ST. f.OUIS I?l*
Apr 5 0m.
HD PIY'O f'Ri.Knn VTnnrrM Vf.r.row.
Uli, l/l A O dosan-K'fonnil always oil. , tniif. I md
today i.y lo,'."ii Arm limn women.
(limran(i'< il ftiiin i lor t<> nil oilier renin.
medlet, <>r rnOt refunded. },< nt liy inntl. (I, rmtlO"
ulnrx ir. I>r. Lux, a. Tremont M., Huston, tin .s
Ufa Of HENRY WARD BEEGHER piul (fold, lineIV
Illustrated, riving hid life from hit lint It l<> hid
ucnt'i, IMot)OnOnouar. Kxpresi<a,?o prepaid,
LMOA IIIM)K <?..
f lu'Ion t... llruohlyn, N'.Y.
Apr20. . Oin '
Sr-'Hiu!f? <?t
*. *: rr ir'^on, Ch:idbourn and
Conway P. P.
CiiApnovitN. X. .linn* 11. 1>88.
Schedule in ofiV;-t I'rolli
NO. sol I HHol Ni>,
;i:u \V> M l'!' .IT OAII.Y, 1A( KPT
SINDAY.
fionvo ('luui'MiiiniJ 00 n m
l.i . Y lainii' 1 ~7 ;t in '' ^ "
I,paw ( lap'ii ' >ti 7 .88 :t in
I.ppvp Kuipindii 7 17 :i in
An it Mt. I 'mi ">7 a m ,
' !.ea AI?> 111?I '.i urr 8 IV a t;
I hippo - V a ill V
Arriw it l.orisj 8 WK a in
I.i'iim I.oris 8 59 a in
l.cavc l'iiio i.pw] ! 09 a in
I. S 11ton 1!' !t Hi a ni
I.euve Unvltoro ' * '' :l 111
|.,avr l'riV? Its ? 41 u m
Arrive ComvuyJ 10 J?0 u 111
no. noutiihouni).
JWSOiNohil V l> Kilt !II ! M.v, 11\0M'T
M'MJAYS.
[ .I'll VI' ( ;?V. : \ 1 i? .?0 p III
A
I.niv 5?:.llliU'll 1 .?0 p III
I .rave I'ilio Levi i I .! > p in
\ '-, i'.i ; ! !.'>ri 1 47 p id
!.osive liorin -fOTpm
, I- I'riiM '"ii - 's i' 1,1
. nt >lt. Till km* ~ ::l P In
I. Mount Tnbnr 1' I!) p m
! IIII'I'MIII ! 111 |) III
I 'lillVI.'loil ? ' - I' Iu
I ,c i\Voliiiulii .? i!.'? p in
Aniv ( liuTn>nrn ' <?< p in
JTeleirrnph Station*.
Trail. Xii, li \n ill wail at Ciunlimum
lor ttain No. 7 8 iV A. IT IT
'? .it No. i \\ ill ronnoet w11 h train J*
No. ! SUUt.lllllMllIll, oil \\\ I \ k A.
I J. If.
.1. i i. ('iia nitori;n, .1 i:M
Su |iei'iuteii<leiit.
Wi!fpl*jfjt:on. Columbia & Au(just.a
Railroad.
: i lirdulo in effect November 12, ISNi
<;(11 NT, s<?i I'll No. 251, Daily.
.
i /.< aw ("hatl'ioum H> 05 p m
!v.* Marion I' 20 p m
Arrive Florence 12 10 a in
iv? Florence 2 10 a m
rri\ e Sumter I 2 a a til
i a\ e Sun. I. r I 2a a in *
Ar iva Columbia 0 la a in
No. 2'i, Daily.
I V. ilininuton *10 10 p in
< < Tnulbourn 11 11 p in
iaa.e .'I avion 12 00 ant
Arrive Florence I 20 a in:
No, la, Daily.
'. ' . i utile, ion 2 10 p lit
( i.eave < luallionrn -1 151 p m.
I.eave .Ma-ion a 550 p m
\rrive ?.1 Fl< r< nee, 0 20 p r.i
No, .v.i, Daily.
I.eave FS'?r we y 0 40pm
Arrive StimO r S 0.5 p in
No. 52, Daily.
i l.oave Sumter t II 10 p in
\ i. i\ ' ' .tin' Mi .J.i p in
Nn. .*>0, Dam.y.
I.eave Sumler * s 27 p in
Arrive Columbia IJ 55 p ill
No. 52 rum tlirou^li from ( liurleMou
vi I "iilral li. K.
I.i :tvile. 1 uies S l! I a lit., Mamine/ S OS
' a m.
Sunil:.y> No. ! ]< :, , ('barb/ton s Oil
a in., 1/n. Id : m.. Mi nnii./ !l 10 a
n., atmli r 1! 10 a in., nrriw.-. Columbia
J I 10 ji in.
No. 50 run- Ihmueli from Charleston
\ i i ( nitr il It., ieavimr l.nw I i.ipin.
Mnnnimr 7 52 p in.
Train on C. A K. !!. connerls at Flor<
lit e \vi( I. No. 50.
<;< Ii Mi SOUTH No. 78. Daily.
I.eave ( olumh a *10 25 p in
Arrive sumti r 11 25 p in
'I.eave Sumter 1 1 52 p in
Arrive Florence 1 20 a in
i.eave IMorenee 4 25 a in
20 :i in
" ('h.adhourn tl Uo a m
Aarrive \\ Imin ton ; ; > a iu
No. 57, D\ii.Y.
I.c-ave ('olitinliin *>0 a 111
Arrive Sumter 8 13 n 111
No. 5S, 1)\ij,Y.
|(?'inv Sumter 8 28 a in
\ :*i i\ ? Florence 11 <10 si Hi
No. <:<'?, Daii.Y.
Leave I'Mon 110 ID a \u>
" A1 avion II II a '0"
Chadhourn 12 20pmArrive
Wilmington 8 10 p m
No. 50, Daii.y.
i.t live ('oliunliia *5 p rn
; Arrive Sumter .jo p m
No. 11, Daii.y.
/,r:im' Florence < 8 20 p m
Marion H 58 p m
" (hadhourn 0 58pm
Arrive Wilmington .11 50 p in
Daily, tDaily except Sunday.
. o. .m run-; tiivou _ h t,> < 'harlcston, S. ('. \
\:t t ontrnl 11. li. arriving Maiming i 20
p in., /.alios 8 20 p ill., < linrlostoii 0 45
j> ill.
No, ,ii runs through to Charleston via
('. ntral II. 11., arriving Munnin: S is a in,
/.an 0 110 a ill,, ( hnrlcstoe 11 lit) a in.
N<>. 00 connects at Florence with (A As
D.' li: or Cliernw ami Wade.sboro.
Nos. I? and I I make close connection a*
Wi 1 iniii ton with W. <Si W. II. f\. tor all
points North.
.1. F. DI \' IN 10, (Joii'l Supt.
.1. H. If km.y, Supt. Trans.
'1'. M. Dmkiison, (Jen'l Pass. Agent.
September 00, 1880. 11
.in... T. Walsh, 1 Robert D. ScMborotiah,
Marian s. f (oiiwny 8. C.
WALSH & SARBQR0U6H,
Attorneys at Lav/.
(' on way, .8 0.
P ^<>r I
The prcini < in 1 lie-village of Cmi i .? *
S. (\, known formerly as the residence or
( apt. Samuel l'ope, dncoa.-ed. Contair iug
two one lullf aero lots, and the commodious
dwell in and outbuildings thereon
! (?)' hi id apply to
Sau \11 It. I'oim:,
No. ?U Hammond St.
May 4t
nsrcjTxoiE:.
Regular communication of Trinity
l.odgc, r,.? A. 1'. M. in .Masonic Hall at
Uufksvilic; Tuesday on or before full
moon in each month. If the weather 1h
inclement there \>i 11 be no meeting.
My Order W. M.
Jas. K. Ukaty, Secretary.
oct 111 12 t'f.
THOS. F. GILLESPIE.
A f t oi'iu-.v n t 1 .ai w
n ii<I 'Prlii 1 ?I u Hi
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