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PEOPLE m ■ ■ ii i in '''■ PAY. JANUARY K, IfiTi. tsOdA.ls, MI«G Vt.L.AIVX. Ocb ooDtribatoM m4 oon’iBookMota Ar» i^nyifd jto fet VtfHr wa&UirjA > to tnaat* the sucoeedioe ^^ * V ^ •■r [smut TtLKMUX TO T^B PKOPMLj A Htw DmI tor JiOftt CauSLu, & C. January W.—The 8u- prwne Court to-day dadarto “rlra ▼ooe” flection of VudgM unoonat'itn- tlonal. ftna.^aa w ' y - 1 ' ■— . »««—— Waare roquMtOd to atato that lira. k. L. Walkrt- wflloe’prVpaWdto. taka ^geotletneD boadera during Court Weak. BeardT Beard! before Moaday, Thb' batter desert at Once ai iaura ttd puMiekriooln, UopVronrtba otheV aY taaua. ^ < nol let ha tiot^fk abo s every true South Oarolnlan; no auoh thiojK to talking about ladepeadeut danaocrata la Barnwell, that la eqolv- aloat te aol^iowiedglng that we bpya traltora ta our mldat, aomething we eannot ihlnk ex£rta and are would be adtry (of the mo In old iSarawen that Voold acknowledge*au<ir, he hkd and aeak protec- de openly*. Ob alx^it ^ndepabdaat demoorata bare. The Hen law matter *61 the general tdpio hare Juat now. Ibe rierchanta generally and no few fki^eWodataad that the abolition of the Han law was ■premature, the peo ple were no* <nWte ready for it, after another year A ‘would bare been bet ter. They are In bfljpA that'the %jeg- Mature wfll “rather ^econslYejr fte matter,” and before 'they adjourn, take eome atepe towarda providing! for tba aeourity upon the growing JPartiaa Ip pttanflanoa.at .(Jourt can .oblaln board in private famillee or at ^hoteh. as they prefer, by applyieg 'at tn Pbopu office. St ♦ v Mr. H. L. Whitlock, Hobtnlng rod agent, la atoppin* at tba Patteraon HjSoae, and any 00a dealrtng any thing In that line would do well to call ’on blm. Hie Director* of the. Barnwell Agri cultural and W&Aah&l Focfaty wll) meet here on to~monow week, first of February, at 12 m. The directora are requested to meet promptly at that hour. ,T t The following are the latest Charles ton cotton quotatlooa : flood ordinary - AO- t t^w middling .*,10*41. r . Middling. 10 18 l«a7-8 flood middling 111-B Garden S«ed. * 4 - - • ■ . # By reference to hie advertisement. It will be seen that Mr. Joseph Bellinger has Just received a fresh lot of garden seed* of all varieties, which he Is gell ing at the low price of 56 cents per doxen papers. ■eating af I’hyslclaif* Wc hare* been requested to atafe thlit at a meeting of Physicians at Bamberg, 'on the 17th fnst.. a resolution'^aa adopt ed requesting the members of the Medf< ‘cal Society of the oounty, and others dt- .afroua of joining, to meet on tKo first 'day of court in February next, at 12 o'clock ‘m., at My. 'Joseph 'Bellinger*fc drugstore in Barnwell, to conaiderbttsi- nesa of importance aboutThe I crop, thua enabling many to {pt anp ‘plies who cainnot, unless aometblng of tba kind Is done. They think there are too many lawyers In the L-gisla- ttfre ibVifay—and soma few there .wbo arenot quite lawyere enough — let tie tea wbat Barnwell will do at the next convention. Thanking vou for wbateVM' diapdaltJoa you mby Ynake of this, 1 propone to eubadAbe %yself uaoompromMog Midway, willistox. Accord fog to pr^kloua announce- 'rffenf, th'la aihatilur company again gava a repreeeoutioo of tbe “Lady of Lyons” oh ’the night of the mb Inst He hafl *43 VeR %T!ed, and we noticed that your village was creditably rep resented amoi There was tnaet Visible lb each rote. The act- >’rs were better ▼eyeed in their parte, abd, haring ac- qulred more e-‘iifl<1ei,o t , were better prepwrtVl to enter Into Ate'rfplrit o'f tbe play and to depfct the passions and sentiments ucooidltig to' the mirror he d up by nature. The 1 more serious drama was suc ceeded by the laughable farce of “Box aud Oox,” which brought down the bouse—we were going to say boxee, pit, and galleries, 4 butjn tbe absence of these distinctions Ve Vm eky both front and 'back seats. The Messrs. ongst the audience. .A Wry bSkA‘o6 fftproVa- performance of *DAS*£8 HKJtE A Mi TITERS BY OUR REPORTERS. toiAraV. Tlie inhabitants of this section of our county “Hve and move and have their being’' somewhat as other folks do snd why not an occasional note yrora’ua, surely it tb'6 be'ivft nut info the columns of your lively Tlt\ie paper It will find a so 'sanctum where you obgbt 'spacious waste-basket, ThS legis lature hak'r^aseeffiWed, the <&tVrt house ]que«tioo for the present quieted, the “tsx sale*” matter we presume e2-« "balisted, peace aba quiet Wto&Jfnd 'tij’a'Y^roVemeot why not a line or two fro* »jVaV ^ oV^r little mg plaAe ’in wour l (night th 'have a Loud aa “B >x aud Cox,” and Mr. \Ha rarbi Ota -Just for tbe novelty of the tfciirig. The ‘quiet of our little town whs broken and confused a few days ago by a reg \ilar old-fashioned street Ogbt, in ich Mr James Brown was severely Stabbed by g young fiiap by the nqme of George Bishop, both respectable and wall to-do farmers residing near bare. 'Our efficient pbyalciair. Dr. Wd?r, being bear at hand to adTrbinis- ter to the wounded mao, which waa promptly dona, soon gava hfta relief and the town authorities having res tored peace, Midway drifted back Yo lo it* usual current, which 'just at this time la somewhat monotelious. Whiskey*hhA‘do\hta* to Bo. tba affair, all parties being 1 , aft 'thYnW.'teet- Ytotly sober, jntbo’tfgh tiSaVa Ts Tft'tfe of Ihe “spirits” debit fn at 'tbl* pt&fs, the'people are opposed to the “H^Jor as it to called bars, they think the system of allowing tba grand jury of tba county to fix tba tax a fair and proper mods of fixing the license and that that is enougb. They are in favor of repudiation, op- pootol'to'another election for fhVoqun- ty seat, or Yu other words, another court house election. It has been suggested that If BiadkVUIe whata tjh« court house, 1st Yhffth present to the oounty tbe court bodse building there. It poet them but about four thousand 'dojlara sad if they Iks tax- payers the building, it would nve& oounty an expense of at leaat twenty- five thousand dollars, ToY sboit tlal amount It would take to build a court house and twenty-five thousand dol lars served to the taxpayer* of Barp- well oounty is quite an item—wbat say you Black villa f Speak for your self. We notice a good deal said la re- flVfi to Yn dependent democrats,surriy •o mao la Barn wan oounty would have tbs face to come out and say he *• an “independent democrat” that to to toying Yhat ha Was not WtW but to to^at bte par" ^to satisfy tol 0«m saUtob diaigoa. ■7. Bamwelt county mould rise al- » Browns as “Bouncer” were Inimitable in their respective parts, and we never saw au audience in better humor. Tbe entertainment ended with a supper and a dahee. The utefosi harmony •nd'joy prevailed. The evening was; unmarred hy any disagreeable Inci dents and all went home delighted • With wb'kt they had heard, *'eea and eaten. Our dub will shortly perform at Black vide, and we bespeak for them amongst tbe people of that town, who have always been hearty supporters of Innocent amusements, tfiaj, courtesy and (ndulgem e which tbs ladles and geLlieuieo composing the dub WAVs a right to expect from their ‘humtjj* and generous endeavors to work out a good end. ALLKfDALX The people of &Meo<iale are very loth to praise their own ipstltutioos.' Modesty being among the virtues Aftt inst'llled by our fore-parents, but! we are not on that account less able {p‘perceive while we do not boaet of and growing impor- >! b'hr little town, which Is yet In sAaddll'o'g clothes. Why has so space been found Yo the columns of your paper for a brief notice of the Allendale Voces. It £s Vrhe Vbat tbe occasion was not the great success that was anftBlpAted flnY If. First on account of weather most unfavorable and secondly it was not advertised as it’sbould have Been. TaVfnft the un favorable oircumstanoes Yat’o eonsid- eratlon and the number of fine borsei supplied In the emergency we think it waa entitled to peeking notice. We do not pnqtoee in ii\ie arfkty» to give an sooouot of them, but we simply in tend to announce that we aball nol wait hereafter for others Id do so but wifi praise our own wares, bscoihe the Vru&psfer of our own fame. Allendale \s destined Yn iWe course of thus to shul oik completely such lumlnaYYA fi BaYfllr'rfl 4hd Batoberg, to say OothjOg of lesser ooostelli. tions like Blackville sod Healing Springs. They must expect soon to pale their ineffectual fires before tbs. growing ^rtotbsas had r&ing geniohl’hf Alien- dlte. , ’. o ^ By “ineusotual fires” we do not msso to reflot upon tbs street lam^s of BipckYills that have been so much paraded in tbe'pspcts, for be it weYl known that ws did not feel tbe sli^ht- est jealousy that Blackville should have the first itonor#, when ills a Well known fact that we bad long before that date lamps qn our corners that had become entitled to pensions for veteran services—lamps that had al ready stood a siege of several months, suc’cessfuny withstanding during the aforesaid campaign, ail the improved methods and Implements of modefn warfare. Tbs survivors are still at their pests and It wonld be a shame to rob them of their justly eftlned laurels; our lamps ean tell a tale that would put to shame tbs record of any other street lamps in the Bis tv. They have hem shot to pieces, run <Mt by the sen aid destroyed in every other way humane Insanity could devise. Bo bsnsh for the lamps, but ti to to bn ho^ed that they will ho better eared for ia the future, ss we the fveturtaef Ortlr. Bote X oVhr. can- Messrs. Oca nor, WUttaam ssd ktos wardens, and ws trust that provsmsat will grow oeh of it, lady with our effidsot marshall, Mr ■It Williams, . Ws like always to 'see ouV friends Mr. Bdltsr and flops yofir Yiltafpr*. will vlait us oftso. Let ms oaution Ahem, however, about 00s thing, Which 'we admit to not at all unnatural as tbs^Bvehofar from the rsBroall and so seldofe see the ears, which to that, becoming efcited upon the approach of thelsars, which to not at all neoss- sary, As (YieYe is no danger whatever, provided It'person ^(jes not^etlh tbs wsV or bn the trsst, they frequently stand dh tbs track so long as to run nto gr&t danger of Vuq 1 [ mention this simply by way oT lion. , ‘ . YuirtKiia. haVsij'At 'beon able to learn muchq of publioYdterest this weqk. It seems Yo be the genernl impreesion that ws", have l>een taVed already for bulldlhig purposes to an amount nearly if not sufficient; with the eight'thousand dollars set aside for lbs jail and the four thousand Ybq hsndred obtained by tbs sals of '{tie 'court House at Blackville. These amounts with the Interest thereon would, I sup- ‘pose, amount to twenty thensana or “more. I do not know tbs exact amount of tbe tax levy for building purposes. Wp beiieVe that this money, already • 'collected, should be accounted for; then if more Ys needed after this to t>rd'pertr Allied, the t&payers wlU not object *, {frovtted tie Court House and I ail are located where a majority of tbe lagkY voter* of the couuty de- 'termineiyy Afafr, oJlA'kn^ deliberate vote. Th'^r believe <Wls to be their right and hot the YefcitYmate business of t'lie LegdslA'turfe to sfithorfte by statute insDouuty OomniieAlonets to buii«i, until ibe wif] nt a inaiorit?y of tbe peJple Railroads anA telegraph communlcA- t’lonu have thade great changes ih the Tacifiile* of travel and mkTI 'kVrange- ments. L his Is an age of Improvement, wtiaf. 'was most convenient forty years alohas been materially changed by the progressive spirit of tbe age. Tbe formation of railroads, telegra ph and new oountYee And niftnerou* little town*, dotting the face of tbe country ; pub lic opinion and phblfo convenience re quire tbi^ 'We'shcnM co'flform to ‘{beee changes for tbe public good. There is another matter of strictly a local na ture that the taxpayers are Interested In, whYch they would like to have ex plained, Suppose that the deputy'tax collector should call Yipon a taxpayer with an ei’echt'lon and fie should pro duce a good and (a vatld receipt and tbe defutY should mart the 'eiecd&on with .these two istin words “nulla fiobA,” wfiat vjofUd Pe the reahlt of such a course 1 ? * How would sueh ex ecution’s be considered in tbe settle- meot With tbe Comptroller General ? Suppose this shohld happen In a good many caaea what Would be the re sult? v * -"i M> ' kLACIVIIXi Mr, Engman, the courteous and gentlemanly pgent of tne Southern Calender Clock eo.,with hie band of Joviel and energetic salesmen, liave left our town and gone to wpAk-hp new territory. Wo understand that Florence is to.oeU^e new beadquatvra. We will miss them btfpe^yd %e do pot hesitate to say that we af* them de part with regret. We have bo tldubt they wifi make frteuds gherever tKey go and no community peed hesjrat# to lock ^ SheiifTs Sale& A. J. Weathsnbss vs. H, H. Essterling. By virtue of sundry executions to ms dfrscftd I will offer Tor sals at Barnwell W—TSTT^" • ■ Il " ^TliR whssriber would invite sMenttow to hirfito dtosk of ». Crane, Boylston to Co. ettl v*. lioirand Bax%. AtHbs same and plaes, th# fouowing described on aalssdsy la Fhbnmvy next, in being t'h* fourth day of said momh, to ti* highest bidder, for sash, tbs ioilowing dssenbsd personal pvopsrtj, to-wit: Tws mules, 1 buggy and hamess, 1 ear* ritge, plantstioo tooU, l,0O0 bushels cot ton seed, .mors or toss. Levied upon as the property of R. H. Easterling at this suit of A. J. WeathsrtMto. Also J. L. time and personal property, to-wit: One buggy and barnsss. levied upon os tbs prop. sAy 6f James BAxle^ at the suit ol Crtos, Foytoton to Go.', rt *1- SheriiTs Offios, Bshtwsll, S. C., Jan uary 19th, 1878. J f W. LANCAST]EB, 8. B. C. State of South Carolina, oounty oT BsA- well—Id th* Probate Court. Jno. W. Ogllyte Afimluistrator Yra. . isi*.Wa. . By virtue and in pursuance of so order made by James M. Ryan ,Esq. Judge *t Probate, dated the lath day of January, A D., 1878 ,t _ylfl sell at %buary ‘ the nijihlder, for cash, ooe uodlvtdq&'ydftrtg Ip (0 tbs follow * of land, tp. Baragell, B. CL, oa Balesday In Fob) next, it being the fourth, Jay of month, to tbs highestb'ldaer, fore iog d met wto; | A certain tract of land lying and hemg in the county of Barnwell and State of South Carolina, oontalbiog 00s hun dred and five acres more or lees, and bounded by lands of Richard sBcwt, *7. S Stoney, Swallow, SaYponah Church* Mrs. M, A. Richardson, Ben. Martin and Richard Bostick. Purchaser to pay for papers, « , , Sheriff’s Office, BarnWsQ, S. C.', Jah* uary 12th, 1877. « . j - •« J. W. LANCASTER, I S. B. C. Elisabeth SneUing for henWlf slid aa ad* miniatratrix of John A. SneUing, de ceased, against Joshna McCreary. By virtue of sundry executions to the directed, 1 wilt offer for sale at Barn • wall, 8. 0., on iwlosday in February jpexty’to'hrrn* th,- 4rh day of the month, between the usual hours of sale, to the bidder, for oash, tbs following ribed real estate Pood Si forty,five acres, more or less, bohnded ty olher lands of JoshYia fecCreary, T. F. S. Weatfierabee, William Smith, Dr. W. W. efraith and South Ckrolina Rail road. . . Trac?No. 2. The PUrf llace',,,^. ia tract, mnfc on head waters of TiskerY '■’*“>1., .,‘1,,' Gold and Sliver Watched Vslpr, eompthtog get* of Broaches sad Earrings, Bmoatots. As ptaaii : tai gesal^Ytory, from the plaiosst to the most elaborately meanisd took«it,sle*vs battsaa. to- Castor*, if- quality of “ary I tory. All oflesi Berry DMws, Saooas sod Parka, Fins Table Cut- goods wan * * janl7 6m tl7^m - j w * n * #tid * 0 ^ “ repmssoted -v 1 * -- *od st tte very fewest prices. fi\\ Orders will ReaflVA Prompt Atlfbntitin. ^ James ABao. * ^ 7 - Chtrlerigu. 8,0. —•BUY YOUR— t)oors, Sash and Blihcls ' -FRbi ONtY- * * • 0 aroiliil a n’t M*Bflf»ctory —is- AIU.ESTON, SOtaTH CAROLINA. Geo S. Hacker & Sons, ti '■* ?ea-jL- HART & CO. Agricultural h&plemento. No 114 Church Street, Nsat 8t. maps, Cksreb, ChsrisstM, g. O Horn BW, Wk^rfebt to •place, containing sixteen hundred greet them cordial I bell ia a uaeful ar meot as well. 'L The dbcl e and an they orua- joining the said White Pond tract, )yin| crejk, nnd coutainiag five hundred and ittiriy -cighY acres, more or less. Tract No. 3. The old McCreary place, containing seven hundred and thirty- four acres, more or less, adjoining the two Above iqentioned tracts, lying on road from Whfle Pond to Stringfello mill 011 Tinker’s creek'. Levied upon os the property of Joshna McCreary at the suit sf Elizabeth Soell- ing for herself And as adrbinWrAtrix of Purchas- jwa Jehu jk. duelling, deceased, srs to pay for‘papers. — T -~- Also, II. Myer A Co. vx W. it. Hewlett. All that certain tract of land situate, lying and being in the county of Barnwell, containing eighty-one acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Susan F. Creech, T. J. Cater and sepai Ypted fnqn land* of Mrs. EiigenU 1’ Walker; by the Barnwell rosd, being lands conveyed Jo this defendant by K. A.Yowke. „ ^ Also, Thnt tract of land containing; two hundred acYes, snore or less, aqjoif- in| la Adi ofCudjo Hay, O., B? r Owens, JJ. A. Harden, Mrs. Qertruoe Ussery nu^H. K. Qaty, the s4d^ beinR lands conveyed to this defendant by K. A Fowk'e. .. Also. That tract of land containing hlhetyrrix and -ons-half'seres, more or lefts, adj oinihg lauds of Mrs. Eugenia * P. Wslk'er, Mrs. Gertrude Uaaerj and ! landb W^etotfy of Win. Mjxsoti, tffn aame Our town baa been no placidly serene ! lauds conveyed to this defondant for the past wet*k that news Items are aa scarce aa golb dollars and I bad half a mind not to attempt to write. ItTs cffflcult enotfgh to writs up whet really happens in a style toat will suit the diversified taste of your many readers, but when it 00me* to dencrib. u g Ibat we never saw hqard of, It y* quires tbe, Slid bralq <5f aome eucb genius on Jules yern or my old selghbor Rlmbo, atlas Refogarty. You may hereafter take it for granted that when I am allent, there has noth- Ifig resffyjiappeqpqtbqtl have aeen or heard of, that ia of sufficient, “unu- eualneea,” (I would underscore that wq(d, but experience bns taught tpe (hat either you have no italics or else your typo don't notice or understand that words underscored call for italics) -*■ * once dto- writer, saying to him: ‘•ffir.If you cannot put force enough into your articles without' ’Italics,’ I have no ube fofr you.”- Pxo- vusTrvo.J - ^ ^ Tbs Wiiliaton Dramatic Club is bul letined for this place for the night df the 22fid. Yoatant, to Vender the ’’LOdy of Lyons and. afterwards k fares. This dub oomes to ua with quite a name, aa to their ability to perform with more than ordinary merit, the task they have undertaken. We hope to. see them have a large audience and every otiher tnoaotltive ft) Amour- age them. We hive bepfi ponderlrit that talk th two morals, of your senior editor with two morals, and the more and the more toe ponder the more we wonder that,)** did not.he* the force of out well meant advice, He speaks , speaks JWd w* not urge /tovjog, tbs fast Urn* oars of impsounloslty. Xu 0 n *Tft 1 smooths oat the Irregularities dt on physiognomTt It to only when the fiower to la the bod that time develops ft more beaotifoi still; after It In full Mown, time wfil, be knows TTisIdsa hto onnciueloM are refieetions oa the ood soaad jadgemeol of equaintance, fsrlw should well informed ladlsa do not look so much to the features and purse wel|. oultivatad «ppok> or the gold of Monarcli WMskay; Peaooek, east by tondi of estate . Also. I. T. A J. G. Frost A’ Pn *4»ir.toOlfttt>sw Aeaaasi J • PU-. by K. A. Fowke. Levied upon todhk property otW. H. Hewlett at th‘e suit of H. Myqrs At Co, Purchasers to pay for pper*. Also, A* J. Weatherabee vr. H. H. Eauterliqg. AU that certain tract of land situate, lying and being iu tits coun ty of Barnwell, containing five hundred and sixty, two acres', foore or less, bound ed north ’ son and Peaooek, east by tondi of of Richardson and William Ckve, south fiy the estate lends of Halford, and on the west by tbs SaUkehstchie. Levied upon as tbe property of II. H. Easterling at tk* suit of Alton J. Westb- erubee. Purchasers to pay tor papers. Also, WiUiam Lucm vs. Martha Moseley. All that certain trsc^ of land situate, lying and being in the oounty ojf Barnwell, containing fire hundred and seventy-six seres, more or less, bounded north by lands of Kempson aud Willis, Yklth by toifos of T. Sunseli, east by kuds of Mrs. E. Wade and west by lands oTH. J. Harvey and Phillip#. .. < Levied upon as the property, ol Martha Moseley at the suit of William Lucas. Purchasers to pay for papers. d Liebman vV A. A. certain tract of land icing 3n the county of as tfte Hightower place, qontaiping three hundred and seventy- three acres, more or less, ancl bounded by tend* of Georg* Bamberg, estate of A- Kerth, estate of H. Hutto, U. J. Fsust and W. B. Rice. Levied upon aa tbs property of A. A. Also. Faust AU « mte, tying i rnweU know No. 6, Orangeburg Sweep. No. 11, Ore«m!lo Bull Tongue No. 4, Batesburg Sire^p; No 10. Steel Shovel Blade; No. 2, Green ville Sweep; No. }2, Diamond Point* Bull Tongue; No. Mag nolia Sweep; N?. 14, Steel TuYn Shotel, No. 1?, Cffrt Turn Shovel, No. 3, Wrought Clevis, No., 7, Wrought Heel Bolt^-t 1-2 an 1 4 5-8 inches each, No 6, Wrought Clevis, 1-2 inch each; No 1, IFroffght Lap Ring, 1-2 inch each. , A. I> Y U SIX A B L K r» LOW •Up • TO C'.JC. BuUdsr of Car!*, fo. All orders from tbe Country 1 oriV* fkithftil sttfutios. 0 m HUMBUG dM*;' CABINET ORGAN'S. The subscribers hav* just tyrgest an4 Jhsot collection ■'for sals 'hrA; they will disppM of at Every instrument warranted for 9 A hit* amortmshjt k>f schotd callaneoas books and all kinds of -««t^ •ry can always he found at - Oatm Bxoa, * d*«13-6m 244 BroadStieit Sate Si m lorses an A 'jsnl7..3in Charleston, $. C. Joat arrlvsff and tor sals low mb. F. M.' BaiOKBa, & C, Hot. 9, /*■ J, 3. R PARKER & CO. Factors and Commission ^forohants. COTTON AND NAVAL STOBLS. Accom modation Wharf sod Vender Range, Chartostim, South ‘CiroW. Liberal Advances mads bn Consignments. "Hi WHOLESALE DEALER* W ffl' SiS-f /KM.-.■si* O' Boots, Short and * -- Otto F. Wieteifs, _ WHOLESALE GROCER, , ^ —AND DEALER Uf— BBS- BulWr ^iikeiT'™ 4 * C °' ‘ ' < ' lf ' r *“ i ”S *o»r, .wi Thom Brother. Cde- . DlT 6m Nm - ,10 > HI *M 181, E-t E./, Ch.rfc«i», S. C. tfoi. Iffi add 163 Meeting BttvsA curlYstox, &0trrtt Carolina [Opposits Charleston HoteLl Also a foil line of Mem Wool and $ur Hata. o. c. aaBHuUs ' -' v ' ,^t‘ JkT i • J : ..^Z*** AIKEN, S. C. WULBERN & PIEPERj . QROCBRS -AND DEALERS IN V . ‘ - Jt' . i * \ Provisions, Liquord, Tobacco, etc- • tit w* Bay, CXHOLX1V a. 167 and 160 East • otixii WiU _ this Stats, iinitTr twllillfi J2* Ws assd apsrsos < icriptioss for th* illustrated family. Aaj sas earn htomaai most elegant porks of art git seribers; The price Is so ] everybody tubseribss. Oa* ji Ftusti at the suit of ^ Putyhassrs te pay lsr ’papers. Also, Sigmund Liebu-sn D. Faust. AU that sertafa tract rituals, lying and 1 Bern wall, eontainragf chaser to tak* possesriou at the axpi> mtfea si its Ufo arista «| Mu “ ' k Lsvisd upon as the prope arty of 0. ^ FsmI ai tbr tell off 'r - *• i85> CHARLESTON Klinek, Wickenberg & Co. too* ** t , 4 * *'■ 1 1 . i . Of Charleston*, S. C., have slwayr on hand a carefully selected stock of Ctpo ceries * : C A . A ''Si;.'-i' . "'VC. " Abd a choice TEAlti », oadupseisl csss