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w/ tmoMii- : d -^yt » »<* •.’WmVm&S* ■ jgKmtuA. * 4. ■■v- ‘ , r '-if,. . _ • t-«|W.4 tlje Jriiplf. ■PjWgn ‘^i 1 ^ KcprMrttfitfre Pjiper of sSe have » coiiTeutioa open eren to all of their owvtjBipathiMrs in this county, for fear their pinna might cet out before the ben w«a fully rc*Jy to l»y the epg. iMI this nerreey portends dinger to th^ Democrner, and we Warn the Demo* LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION. ^ wffctio ctnbs throughout the county not THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1880 O 7^’- W« *r» not roi|i«n>iitil4 for tbo »lew» of oor eor- Hm to lose any time in organizing, and not to abate ooe jot or tittle of that rigil- ance which marked their conduct and T-- Wl l Yon I>«* la? tfully ask Mr. Charles fl. Moiso to rcpnblUh Jus testimony before the Teller Committee for the benefit of aH forgetful Democrats. Mr. Moke is a scffoiominatcil can. dldate for Comptroller-General at the : election; ba throwa dirt at General without prorocatioo—magnifies liis own generous patriotism and offers to take that position if a parsimonious people will give it tojlbe bidder. Cheap senranta are generally dear—and office hunters are as a class os worthless aitatrolling organ grinders or drunken spectacle peddlers. If Mr. Moiso will only larry in appropriate acelu-ion at Bamfilr for at least a half centnry some political conrulsion may girt him that notoriety wbicJi he craves—b^t he can- o disti ■ * I not whitewash himself into distinction by bis present Cheap John taetios. rrrr- ttV- ■t -w ». ■ T — Th« IT-0. Kauwbalokip. •Senators Ha^ptoo and Butler are* making a gallant fight in the U. S. Senate to prevent tbo confirmation of R. M. Wallace as United States Marshal of South Carolina, and wo sincerely hope they may succeed. Wallace is a cruel, maligna at, unscrupulous partisan, and it will be a shame on the Pemo- eratio Senate if ho is conirm'ed: "OiF people hare not forgotten hli over bear ing, tyrannical conduct to them when they were in bis power at Colombia in 187C, norbsTO the people of the State at large failed to remember the class of Deputy Marshals ho sent all tbrongb South Carolina, and their acts of oat rage and oppression. Information from Washington is to the effect that sercral Republican Senators will rote against Wallace, in which event bis defeat is a foregone conolusi m, if—and we arc sorry we are compolled to chow a pos sible doubt—the Democratic Senators do their duty. f A The Creaceai Become* Glfcboae. Our brother, the Beaufort lunatic— we aae the terra astronomically—has found a “mare s neat" and airly keep* the secret to himself. In our inno cence sod blissful ignorance, which be k so ungenerous to cast in our teeth, we . t i ^ ’ .. --c_«: .1-- aUegstioo that “a compromise had bean effected by the State House dinghy which Willnrd is to yield his place upon tire Supremo Bench to Simpaon, am earRcprescntatirea arete use their in fluenoe with Hayes to dispose of Willard by lucrative Federal appointment. ’ To this natural inquiry we have only by way of reply a sapient shake of tho head—a pursing of the Mps, and a gen eral air ef mystery, forcibly reminding us of the fact that, •• There are a sort ef men whose visages *• be cream and mantle like a standing poo! " fn purpose to be dreesed in an opinion •• Of wisdom—gravity—profound conceit, “ Aa who theshl say, <1 am Sir Oracle, 1 '* And when I ope my lipe let no dog bark." Ah ! friend Crescent, this dodge wWt do. You must Como out of your Hi^starions assumption of superior wis dmu, unions you wish to be thought ©no of those * marked their won a brilliant victory in *76. EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT, KEV. 1. BDIST, V.* EDITOR. =r=s=af •‘That only are accsuntod wise Cor saying •* aeflMr \ ■*'' * ^ Who did they ope their lips wruld damn ; those * Which bearing (hem would «all their brothers jCmAs-’' "a —— —-• -hr— — Thft.^tm# ftf she Homr. In tire senae of security the Demo cracy of BanvreH county and South Caroling feel and act upoa, rests the danger to the suocdffi.bPl^ft; party in the next tdt^ion. It cannot bo dia- I w paused, and it should not be overlooked «r treated with inactive contempt, that tire Radicals are making a desperate effort to win back, in tho next campaign, all they lost, and good government and! decency achieved, in 1876. Our exl changes from every section of the Statol bring its iofomattoQ that the Radicals have already gone to work in the different counties, aud tuai they msnifest ade-| termiuatiou to make an aggressive and vnemnpromisiug fight for the supremacy of their pwty. If this is true, aud there is ever/ reason to believe it is, the movement can only be met by a power* ful and detensinod counter movement wa the part of the Democracy. In or der to di this effectually our people must organiz? now, at otrec, and thoroughly. The Radical meeting at I Bluclrido on Saturday last was tho ett- (criog wedge to Barnwell county. A t that meeting only tbo leading Radicals were aJhuittod, but they were Selected frMft tho various sections of the county wsth the view to their capacity to take in the whole plan of attaek, and at the pome time be > hrewd enough to know bow muefa to toQ to the rank and file jtts'fto*. The. Rod? ace sharp to 9*' ■ KducaUonal. \Ye publish the following extract from the “Greenville Enterprise and Mountaineer,” for the benefit of I he teachers of tlita couoiy. Those desir ing to follow tho commendable example of Mr. I. W. Kennedy, nre invited to doso in the educational column of this paper. Try it. . , Homor Rom.,—Tho Honor Roll m - • p-'. which appears in this issue is tho first. It is intended by its originator, to be a stimulus to a more successful prosecu tion of study, and, while it docs not take the plnce of discipline, it is thought that U will prove, a vsluable auxiliary thereto. The co-operation of teachers throughout tho county is anticipated and respectfully rolicitcd. An explana tion of tbo system, as conducted in the Fairview Graded School, follows: A head mark is awarded to that member of a class who numbers “first.” The person receiving the head mark retires to the foot of tho class at next re citation.-. Any student who receive* head marks out of two-fifths of the recitation in a w’eck is entitled to an Honor Roll. Pro* vided the.whole number of head marks s' * which receive the honor mark, U re ceived between Monday and Friday, tho name of the student is placed upon the Honor Roll for that week. Illustration—A. and B. arc in the same class, and recite 23 times per week, . (2-5 of 25—10; the. value, in head marks, of an Honor Mark). A. receives ten head marks between Mon day and Fridsy, and receives thc-elbr an Honor Mark, and has hi* name en rolled on the Honor Roll. B. receives seven head marks in the week and three on tho following Monday. For the ten he receives an Honor Mark but is not entitled to a place on the Honor Roll. The system we think, is as rigid as i f car. be, to be successful. Do you ask what will educate your sou ? Your example will educate him ; your conversation with your friends; »K« Unatnaa* V* «<»— jr/v.« *1— likings and dislikings ho sees you ex press—these will educate him. Tbs society you live in will educate him; your domestic cjtclo will educate him; above nil, year rank, your situation in life, your hothe, your table, will educate him. It is net in your power to with draw from him tho continual influence of those thing*, except you were to withdraw yourself from them also. F.du ettion goes on at every instant of time; you can neither stop it nor turn its course. What these have a tendency to your child, i' ■ I ...V•- 6* t -*irr A. , t Abbeville. -There its much fine whe%l and oate to this county, but there are ft number of fields that have met. This fa the first eeaeon that we have beard of red oate having mat. Even with a small yield per acre, the crop will be unusually large, in conse quence of the grifitty lucrefterd How to fclect Delegwleo. [CwrwpMidtDa* of Th« People.] «• Aujtffiuut, 8. C , April 3.—In the imue of Thr Pjeople of week before last, I notfbed an article under the above heading, from Bamberg, slgnod NEW AD TER TISE1TESTS. NE W AD VER VISE '•FESli[ MS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. m KOTt BJBJCIMB’JB’. 1 rripert fully »nnom4e oywetft's a cm-JISete ftir moke your child, that he will be.— Barnes’ Monthly. Solemn truths, worthy the serious consideration of every parent. NTATE i ± ■ YEir.W. New paesenger coaches will be put ,on tho O. C. & Ik It. thla week. Newberry.—A negro employed nt tiie saw rail! of Mr, Stobo Garllngton, near Liberty Falla, and on the line of Laurene anil Newberry, came to his death Monday Inst in tho following horrible manner: He was bearing down on the plank which was being sawed when he was caught in tho anw end nn arm and leg were Instantly severed, the aaw next striking the neck and passing clear through the headless trunk. It was a horrible aud elckeuJog eight. Henry Wood,son of Mr J. W. Wooff, attempted to take his Ilfs yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon. Oue inform ant says he went home and retired (o bis room. Shortly afterwards a pistol shot was beard, and upon entering the room it was found.that Henry hud wounded himself In the head just be hind the right ear, the. ball gla aud ranging round the head. 8am Tribble, the colored man who left for Kansas on the 10th tost., soon got enough of the country, ahd re turned on Friday, 26th,'satisfied to “let well enough aloue,"- inclng Beaufort—Apromlnent Republican, ", influence and one whose oplnt--ns and In the party is worthy of special con sliloraUon, stated yeaterdwy in offlee thut the choice of the Republl- cai.0of the this State, If they were to choose among the Democracy a can didate for Governor, would be deci dedly In favor of Gen. Gary, and that In base fa be Is the Democratic nominee he would b*- universally supported by the colored people. Gary, be says, will faithfully keep his promises, the faith in-bis honesty, and people have I he has nevet been Identified with any -the outrages perpetrated to this State for the advancement of bis party. The colored people do not believe Gary the rash man be Is pictured as being by bis own patty and wblob was only dons to do him injury, and his opponents have a groat respect for Ids openness of word and expres sion. He said further that even if not nominated by the Democratic Conven tion, if be were to run aft an Indepen deqt candidate, that upon his record from tbs confidence that tint col ored people have that ho has the courage and fearlessness to do what ever be says, that be would bring out the colored vote, and that many prominent Republicans to tne State • reef the same optoion.—fries HUnd Raw*. One of the most successful mer chants and business men at Hodges says that at least one-thtrd of the coining cotton crop, raMng the yield at even a much higher figure than the crop of the present year, hna already faieeo taken by the guano liens, It will figure about as follows: one* third for guano, one-thlrtl for rent, ooe-bnlf for provlaions and one-fourth for other family supplies, one-tenth to the church amf one-founh for other incidentals. Itwrill be difficult upon tMs baai»- to lelt Just exactly where the profits couto In. J : ^ Aiken*—There have never before be-*nwo toatry vwtora fw Aiken,' There are now over 550. Every winter the number Increases. Anothth- hotel will probably be bullt;by next winter. Spartanburg.—Rev. A. I. Miller, llv- log near Centre Point, lost his library and furniture byV fire last Friday night. The house, belonging to Col. T. J. Moore, was burned. Nothing was saved of any value. ^ The gas company Is pushing on with its work. Th«» town,will burn forty lamps, and fifty stores and private residence* have contracted for piping and burner*. We hope during April to see the gas-turned on our streets. Next Monday is salesdsy. It baa been calculated that the farmers who come JR, here from the country will leave about 8200 in the barrooms and carry nothing away ib return except muddled brains and prospective head aches, York —A dime reading society, for the benefit of the Presbyterian 8un- | day School, has recently been organ ized by several .young ladles and gen tlemen In Yorkvllle. Greenville.—In the opinion of Mr. A. Isaacs, one of the committee who went to Washington in the interest of having a United Stares court house built h<*re, the bill will surely pans Congress, but whether at the present ssssion depends on whether our rep- resentatlves can succeed In getting it Th a lucky place on the calendar. Senator Butler and Col. Evans are both working hard for It. The dwelling and corn crib of Mr. Clarence Naaly, about eight miles from tho city on Rutherford road, wete burned with their entire content* on Thursday last. Mrs. Nealy was away visiting and tho children were in the field working with Mr. Nealy when tbo burning occurred. Tbeflie is supposed to have caught from a spark dropped. In a cradle near the door of th** dwelling by one of the- children who was sent from the field for Are to burn a brush heap. Richland.—Tho board of county commlHsloncrs yesterday Issued checks to the amount of 83,000 and oyer, pay tng ofi tho whole of the indebtedness of the county for the fiscal year 1878 79 This is the first year this has been done in thi j county since the war. In addition to this, they have, in the last few days, paid some $5,000 pro rata on claims against the county prior to 1875 They have also pal l several hundred dollars of this year’s debt fc\* orelarioo waafclokft stro to tH? paid first out of any surplus funds. This is a practical proof of the bene fits of a Democratic administration; comparing thi* with the records of the Radical boards of county commis sioners, where stacks of past due claims were piled up gainst the county during years when the people were taxed beyond endurance, the argument Is unanswerable. In order to protect the interest of the State In its guarantee of the bonds of the Gret-nville and Columbia Rail Road, attorney General Youmuns will movo belore Judge Kershaw, to in-* crease tbe^minlmura bid fixed upon, in the sale of tbo Road on the 15th lest,, from ooe million, to two million three hundred thousand dollars, that being the amount for which the State is liable, Kershaw.—A team belonging to M * J. L Gettye. wliilo returning from Camden on laflt Saturday week, was drowned in the river at. Chrsnut’s Ferry. The wagon was loaded wltb 30 bushels of corn. In entering the fl it, which was not fastened to the shore, the wagon wheels pushed the boat away; hence the accident. 5 Marlboro.—By a recent decision of Judge Hudson at Bennettevllle, ten ants occupying rented farm lands cannot remove manures accumulated by them during the year, even where they haul In litter from the woods and to the accumulations about [the lots. Laurens.—The dwelling of Mrs Elizabeth Watts, residing near“Croes Hill, In this County, was burned about noon on last Monday.’ Nearly evary thing In the house was saved. The fire was purely accidental, being caus ed by sparks falling on the roof, which being dry and the weather windy easily Ignited. It is hoped that the friends and neighbors of the unfor tunate lady will assist her liberally. Jack Harris was killed in a fight with Wade Field and Peter Calvin, all colored, at the plantation of Mr. John Cunningham In this county, on the night of the 22d. Blockade whiskey sold by a peddler in that line was the prime cause of the ftgbt. Harris was terribly put with a knife and badly b**Htt*ri. Field ba* escaped and Cal vin has been arrested. —W> —ip- t 's • can* u’crttr of B. ■- “f- If’ - tbr mxtolactioj., T 01d SUb,” In which, disapproving of ftli atraigtit'out IMuofnU. Horn writ primary ctiectLons he suggest* that the "delegates to conventions should be elected by a system of cumulative voting. I agree with him, that it would remove many of the objections to a convent ton, and give a voice to the minority of a club in the nominat ing body. I go further, and assert, that, it is tbo only way of-telectlng delegates that will enable a conven tion to nominate fn accordance with the wfll of a majority of the people. In illustration: Let, suppose that tfiete ar* "S” clqbs of “200” members each, and each club entitled to “4” delegates. Mr. X. and Y. nre the popular candidates for the Benat*. X, has M I03**upporters In each of the first ‘four clubs, and “5” in the fifth dub. Y. has "93” supporters in each bf the first four dubs, and "lOS” In the fifth club. Popular vote for X., “425.”' for Y, "&75 ’’ The present^syst.em of electing dele gates would give X. the delegates from ''4” clubs. I. e. “16” delegates, and Y. th* delegates from *T" club, I. e. "4" delegates. The cumulative •ystem of electing delegates would give X. and Y. “2’'dcTegatre a piece from the first foor clubs, and Y % tbc “4” delegates from the fifth club; 1 e. X. would have *'8" delegates, and Y “12” delegates In the convention. In tho first isetance, X. having “425” of the popular vote, has "16” delegates, while Y., having “575” of the popular vote, has only “4” delegates. In the last instance, 1. e. under the cumula tive system of electing deWates, X.. with' a popular vote of "425” would have *8” delegate*, and Y.. with a popular vote of "575” would have "12" delegates. There Is an old saying that “figures” cannot lie. Yours, &c., Egornr. NEW AD VER T1SEMENTS. wh-t( jo: ik r>. brown k, WiUWon.S.C. k oit i*i i rcitiK ii\ Tbs nirur frlemts ofCbt>i. O. O. RlZ-EY announce him u* condWato for SlierilT of limn well County, Subject "to t traction of the iWmlnZttng' Convention. Walker MimVAY.S c.. Dealer In Groceries Dry Goods, . - ^ llar(lwiiirr~~ Clothing, -AND- General Merchandise. Please don’t t v Il to givo him a cull. Ho sell-i the best roixIs nit thn lowest prices, ' 1h ' i—In aeed and pays full flKurce for cotton or haled. apl-ly MB ftf nor H E U M AT I S |V! To the Trade. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes. rettes or Smokers* AT Merchant* |n need of Ciga- 7ticles7 Will do well and snre money by giving me a call before purchasing ibeirgoodd el-ewhete. We conitantly keep on hand a first class Cigar for $15 per 1,000. A very fine cigar for 82'» per 1,0U0. Our ft*0 and $35 Cigars compare favor ably with any 10c. cigar In the country. Our Cigar* are carefully madf^ t* suit first class retail trade. Pipes, Cigarettes, and Cigarette Holders, we keep the best assort d stock in the State. A good stock of P ug Tobacco. Our fine grades of Plug Tobacco, packed in [Caddie* ate well known all over (he Plate. Cigarette Paj>er. Matchboxes, Meer- shautn floods and Smokers articles at low est market prices. Qire me a trial and you wifi •'please yourselves and yonr cus tomers. B. BENEDICT, Masonic Templu Cigar Store, Charlce- ton 8. C. *J>8- Supersoding entirely the use of sulphate of quinine, ns it will not only c't the fevers, but will achieve a Jta<itc»l Cure, I Jtltliont. any ineonvenieuccs aud trouble* arising from Qjlnite. B Clothier, NO. 298 ICING ST , ap8-Gia CHA-LBSTON, 8. C. Hew Barber Shop JUST OH5XED In Barnwell -BY. Gtis. iHonroe. Hair Dressing, Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing and all work in my line, done in the latest style, on the most ressouahle terras. Shop opposite the Barnwell Baioon. ap8« 1 m Why He iu fferlirant. [Hendenon Reporter.] Grant waa a successful General- succeeded ip capturing Lee, and mur dered more men to do it than all our other Generals put together. He al ways succeeds by sheer brute force. Give him plenty of men and mooey and some other man’s brains, and he is a sure success. Then he has been President two terms and knows better how to be President than any other man. He established more whisky rings and Belknap, steals, sent more men to the penitentiary, took more presents and made more money out of the office than oil his predecessors combined. Uls administration bank rupted more people, caused greater distress, and cost mors money than any other. He vetoed the soldiers’ bounty bill aud approved the ooe doubling bis own salary. And we can’t 1 BOILERS. Plantation Engines, Plantation an I CQst''m Grain Mills, SAW MILLS, THRASHERS, And all kinds of New and Second- Hand Machinery for sale low and on accommodating terms. Consult your intcreate ly calling up on or addressing the Genera! Agent for Ire cu Manufaot.iii ... Sm u-ttb-.VblAMl** mnrk, by the Ldrop-mn .‘vdicyllc Medi- ctno <’0., of FaM* and LHpziir Inim* dinte relief warranted. Permiiuent cure guar anteed. Now exclusively used by *li cele brated physicians of Europe and America. The hltrhoBt medical AcAdi-my of Paris re ports 93 cure* out of HX) eases within thiee davs. Secret.-The only dissolver of the poisonous Drlo Acid wn’oh exists In the blood of Itheuniatic and Gouty Patients. Cured, Cured- Cured. H. 8. Dewey, 2tl roadway, indlaramu- tory rheumatism. J. Leavey, Esq.. 4V> NVashiuRtou Market, chronic reeum .tistn. Mis. E. Towne,C3Eivitt4^iutii street (chalky formations In th* joints), chronic rheuma tism. Jd. Pr-P«r, 74 Newark »venue; Jersey City, chronic rh<’iimatisra. John F < hanilierlaln. Esq, Washin^to i Club. Washington, D. C , rh nm ittc gout. Win. E. Arnold, Etq., 12 Wevi o.-s *t st.. Provi dence. K. T., of twenty years ohruiilt fheumatisra. John It. Tunijrate, 100 San- chtz street, t an Frenciseo, ncurai^l i and J— 1 sciatica Fur Malariil, Intermittent and Chronic Fevers, Ceills or Ague. 1$ A CFRTAIA CURE. 81 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR 85. 8.»ot ree bv mAil on receipt o! money. Ask Y. >«r Druggist For Is, but. taae lio imitation or substitute, a* our KnHcvIb'H (copyrigh’ed) is Kuarsi teed to relieve, or money ie?' nd—1 and will be detrend free on receipt of orders, bj c’dllng ou or addresdmr wwtsnnuTrtv a- r-o.. ■'OLE AGENTS, 219 Brort''vray. corner Fulton Street, (Knox b dldlnr). M Y. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISES. niireht .« txesr Spool C ottox. ESTABLISHED 1812. •CMa O/Tr a <e\ MARK *6. co^ George A. Clark, fiOLI AOEXT, 400 Broadway, New York. ROBERT D. WHITE, Marble Granite Works MEETING- STREET, COR HORLB EOK’S ALLEY. ^.p8iy . OIX A-RT.-KSTON. S. O. 1. ■»«V. I IF WHOLESALE A$D RETAIL DEALER IN f W' ' -i Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Bags, Etc. . S83 KING STRBET, Ti'ear Market Street, Charleston, 8* <’. Prrticular attention given to filling of orders, and ali goods guaranteed a rsprevented. npS-dJB G. W. PRICE, Manufacturer of CHS, BUSHES. VABOIS r'' ' -:o:- &C. Making and Repairing done on the shortest notice and most reasonable terns. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give mo a call at my shops, inhl8-3m BLACKVTLLR, 8. C. 1880G H U188O SPECIALREDUCTION! mire INUKI^ENDEN'l' 1 Ice Company. IN PBICES CONTINUED FOR JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. -AT— The Music 1 ou.se of the S mill Superior Pianos. ■ Organs. TEN OF THE BEST MAKERS! —AT - T. M. H. 0. T. S. Large cash purchases, with nn*ur- paaspii fucilities. eunblc G. O Rub.n- son & Cr*. to *♦•11 .-it lesi tlinn N-w York prices, with a good stool and cover. Freight paid to any point. 3 26 Pe <4* ^ Ice by the podrd, hundred weight, barrel, ton and ear load. PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Apples, Potatoes, Oniciis, Fruit, Fiah, Qy 8 x lere, Game and Poultry. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS. ^ Packed per order, a specialty. OUR PELECTtD DRESSED POULTRY Cannot be excelled in quality or price, pecini ai'eation paid to shipping the UK PACKED FOR r*- UIO. SHIPMENT, In large or small quantities. •T.M.TKUIi'V /k C'O.. eepIS fim 9 Mnrket Si,. Charleston, 8. C. A G: eat Less to Fanners Out of 3.000 ba’cs of cotton aold In oos wih>k lu Atlunto. l.wo s td as stained or dusty at a Ions of on* half o*nt per lb. Thn entiie weUht wa* 49,nun Iba.,a-t minting t-» S245.10. A dnxii ht cannot be prcv*nie<l, t>u ihisgre.it wa-t*ca l>y using Toole’H perfect ducting i-ond* iih* r 11 nIso aecurea you porfect y agHliint flr* fr >m gin and n- latri' s uni in cotton. The very best of re- eultsareguaranteetl, both in luritou’*. and K.-d.-s, I am putting uptliHsetbree 8t>Ic8: No. 1 has four roileia perfectly fiie proot, price Si per saw. bo. 2 has only two rollers, the smiu* machite*. a c. No. a. a new niaehun* tiattingon the old piiuoitde t lei' gh eonr-tn cted on a lilfferunt, plan, j fjOc. per enw. <he oircuLr guanuiteo „ will be alrictly atihcrtvl u». If you con- Numerous testimonial* from pur-i template trying one civ’-me vour address ctiMsma, In this a'td oilier S'at*e, veil- stonce, *n<l I wtii b> nd agent or onm *'<» fy the tact t'nat prices for plan ** and ^ forthwith with model* uud all M.r n ,ke Ht ',\P'Z' leas at the AiUMte Houecof the Son ' - - - tban in New Y> i k. 100 Fiacos ! 200 Organa l At lowo«t prices On 04ir popular monthly plan of cany payment. $:OU by ' he u«.'of > O'li du-ling emtenber this yo«r. 1 can civ you th>- naaiflft of nmny correspondingly b|cac,e<l w th It. Y urs. Geo. IJ Iman. De*e lr -We are 1. o. w. much tdcH-cd tritli y-ur duettng condt*waer .. "“*■ .... .. ruSas. Messrs, hebofii aud A. J. U'.-aUierrf D ar Sir—very much ph-aftkd; cat.’t be b»Hi*n. Jl. < lurk. For circulare, Ac , address at once. J I*. UHiLE, mMs-Am W iiliatoo, k. The dUtinrtive fait nre* of this spool cotton arc that it is in mi* from l ho very finest Hers Inland Cotton. ItisAnlshed s.ft as the etton from which it is tnadc, it haoro sal in J or artifieial finish todeevire the eves.; il is the Ktrungest, amontlirst and mi>st clastic sewinj; thn aii in the market : fo i machine sewing it has no equal; it is wound ou White Hpoole. The hlack U the most perfect .ric r ui.Areii r Ever produced In spool cotton, being dyed by a sra- tem patented by ourselves. The colors are 4y*d bv the Kew Aniline Procewa. Rendering them to perfect and brilliant that dress makers everywhere use them instead .of sewing silks. A Gold Medal wa* awarded this spsiol cotton at Turin, 1878, for “great strength” and “general excei- MCe,” being the highest award given for spool cat- ton. We Invite eoaiparison and respect fully ask ladies toglvett a fair trial and convince tiierudelyaaoif Its runerkatty over all others. To be hud at wholesale and retail at C\IJ> C\ A.I>AMn% mh2.Vflm Bamberg, H. C. the Manufacturers. BEST III THE WORLD I P, H, LO'Sf©, ppS-ly WILLISTON, S. C. .lust Opened 4 Full Stock of Nifirw BPKING AMD Summer Goods, slight; Ira Surra Ijr dh AT Miles’ Emporium l ssm "-o' Bl*Oarb Sods Whits color, ex a M AND IX ’hits color. It may examined by itself; - .PARIftOS WITlI CHVBCH A CO.’S HAMMKR” BMAflD dUTorsncs. • ftss that yonr Bahlnc whlto and FTJK®. aa ahouh SUhSTAXC &_CO.’J ’‘All wllfl SltULAU Rxxl. . Rod* la d bs ALL BAMBERG* S. O. Housekeeper* who prefer brand mads with t, win i mprove its- qua" help but blp, hip, hurrah I for Grant, j Call acil prefer yoarreWct. T^tr. ■ . < -,PP --1, I Call ami < the old fl tg, and a rery large appro-1 priatiog. 1 jau22- Hnving completed my Flock of Now Good*, I now offer to tho trade generally, and the Ladiee in particular. Bargains, in the way of Drew Gocda. HaU, &c. I call |especial atttbliou to the Millinery Depart baa beau. Mlected with cart, aud Hata Tflmmed to order, in the latest and most fashionable style. Attention haa been bestowed upon oil [other article* of Merchandise, such as are generally kept is a well assorted eiock of goods, which I offer as reasonable teras ycaat, will hnpre Letter and peeves one-hat fteaopooi. Ihilfiratue , fleau prove Its quality, make it ria# went it from soaring, by adding of Chu ‘ HftiHnHi iring, b) Qbil of Church A Oo.’a Boda siureandnotUBetooBiach. Tha T*a of this wlUi aonr milk la preference to pftfcig Powder,oavea twenty tiroaa ita coat fiea one pound pachas* for vuluaUo iatormfe Ron and raid care folly Purchasers of pianos and . organs. Musical Instruments, SHcct Music and Muetcsl Mcichandit 1 * of t-vnry <>e- ecription, will »ar* from 20 to 30 per ccut by Visiting the Music Houae of the iSoutb, «>r cgi£rspondjug with G. O* Robinson & Co > Auguata, Gii. Tuning and Repairing of |'1hdo«, pip** organs, nntl all kinds of musical iPRtrumenta, hyO. H. Taylor, the only authnriz'd tuner of tho Augusta Mueic House. j*n8 6m GRAND BUtUNEsy DI'HLvV. Fine Groceries —AT— Ciiarlestoa Prices. S^Vn: money ! Just Started! New Store I New Gooffs! A B. SCHACHTE. ’ . BAMBERG, S.C, Beg* to inform the citii-ns of the Tovn nnd neighborhood, that be ha* begun btMtnuse in Bamberg, where ho iatends aelling the Very Best Gomie, at prices as low ae they can be purchased In Charleston, and ro- pcctfufly invites these visiting Town to call and examine, anti be convinced of the fact. Respectfully, nih- 3m A. B. FCIIACHTE. Mi«s*l]ie uice Uga to infonu the pabile that (he bui uow a nmiplcte stock of hpdnit xml Suinni»r Milllm ry t’raid. Ix-ghorn, Canton, Pr*lal and bm- btokb-jt. I’suuiua Hals, of the newest -hap.-* tlieh- merv Hivcbe, iVn.lsn aud other elegant design- is Itihhou*, iaucy RII.Ihjiw of every width and .bade in Rilka Satin, and The n 'Wwt t.'aalimvre efftwla OauK- Itc.t Trbuiuiitga. Kleganl Kn-neh Mower. Mantnrea Itose*. Marguerbaa Violrta, Hottorvup- tirwvt KovmUv in luidica Ureas lluttous. Unas T mine’s, h lk*. l*crs, Neckwear, Hat Oniamsnts, a g-»« ml assortment of fanct and Millinery (Hmd-. timers by mall promptly ailed uid satisfaction guar anteed. I Henry Bayer, Wholesale Frnit Dealer, Apples, To;otOf», OdIodb, Csl’bagvs. rocoanuts, lA’iuons, Oranges Bananas, Bahtins, PI**, etc Oppotthe Custom Roues. - ...a. - — 215 Feet Bay St aeplfi-tf — - BULWISflLE’S FERTILIZER DEPOT. Kerr # Wharf, Charleston,8. 0. A. Riibeustein Farmers of AND Barnwell 59^’ SNOW TINS TO YQN& OftOOU. ID. A..WAX,KEHv J. J MILES. BAfobarj. & C. Importer sod dealer In It»itan and American Marbles, Tomb-etonea of any design, mads on moat reasonablft i tends. Established to 1701 Char- J lest on, 8, C. jaclS ly Ajacent Counties, NEEDING ADVANCES --Ht, - ro * Agricnltural Purposes- ARE ADVISED TO APPLY TO THEIR OLD AND RELIABLE IRIEND, A Rubensteia febl2 2m WILLISTON, S. C. PICKLING & DAVANT, Attorneys, So'leitors and Counsellors. . ( AarusedC, H..S.C. J FftAxett ff- Firxuio, j Johx C. Davaxt, The following flret class feriiliiers, si- w*y* on hand nnd promptly shipped to or der; No. 1 Peruvian Guanape Queue—10 perciut ammonia. German Knirit or Potash Salt, 20 per cent. Sulphate of Potash. No. 2 Peruvian or Cotton Guano, t per cent, ammonia. Nova Scotia Land Plaster, 7 1.2 to 8 per cent, ammonia, 1___ Fine Ground 8. C. Phosphate Fleur. Orders for other fertilizer* filled at market price*. HERMANN BOUFINKI.E, janS-lim Kerr’s Wharf, ('hnrleston. 8. 8. SAM’L It. MAK8HALL EDW-RD C. MAUSUALL roLius #. wisooat. SAM’I, R. MARSHALL & CO, iftrOBTKKS or J ' Hardware, Cntlery, Gons, etc., and Agricultural Implements, 314 KING ST., CORNER SOCIETY, 4 (Sign of tbo Golden Gun). ALSO, 55 and 57 SOCIETY STREET cHarl.ic*»tok, h. cj. ! Celebrated Waft Plows Age ts tor ‘ sefffii-ly G.W.M Williams Aiforn J anil Concsfllof at L»w, MIDWAY. 8. C I Cdluubta, 8. C. Onrrepp n> «oee wlih reliable attorn-vs In Sft nrtncli iSf aU tl bfttlcsand faMlpfei MUcft 1ft the United Couada. fob 19-6 m ' 2 £ 'Mi 1