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•mm mk Th« Jjegiaiatnrtov Hdjimrowl on M-n* 4*7 inorolnp. Durian tlie wwrion about two haaJfMl **& fifty acta and joiot rra* olutioua Ware pawed. The infet impor tant act waa t(Mt taking Cmm tlie ruit. road conitn’suonow the power to fix ratea. The railroadaare t<raubn i tiieir rates to the oowtmiwion before putting them in effect. If tiw milroals and commiasionera cannot a^roe the rf/ht ef appeal ia provided to the circuit Jndgc •f Hichland county, or. in hie absence, to aoNM Other circuit JnJ»c selected by the Chief Justice, whoso decision shall lie final, and tllc<l within ten days, liy a timely and thnii»litful ninerxlment, of fered hr C»d. W. F. Molony, the B-rn* well R ilway is to bo consi len'd an in- 'dependent rood. We will say more of tbe work of our lawmakers next week. ' -- B'll itrp •« « There are a jrooiLmany troubles In thle Me, but a kind z rorhlence ba > en abled us to fortify agninat them. They are mare hmtglnMry than othetwiee,— We can make them Mg or we can make t hem little. A good nabor told me tl e other dny ho had recetfed a lettn ft ■ tn hie father, »ud hte father wanted h‘m t« get him a aooa» A cook I L #*l Ic ii ns! Why,the man ts worth n hun- died thousand dollars and wanta h cook. Darn a orfk. Why, I can cook everything I want to ent, inyrelf. 1 like a cook for the family and for com pany, and all that, but 1 can live nn I thrive and get fat without a cook.- That is all Imaginary. S-une folke think they are J ist ohliuiH) to have a took—and that Is what la tbe inutlet with thle generation. They h«dcooks before the war, aud they had roast beef, and rouat turkey, and all sorts of S tas and pastry, and they think the) met have it now, but it Is ail m mis take. If I Heed ia Atlanta I wouldent f jlve three cent* for a nook. Them I- mkera’ bread, and nice butter nud cbeet % and cukes, and it don’t take five minute* to cook cyetera or broil » afeak, and the cook might go to thuddAi for me. All I want Is eotne- body U> wash the dishes and clean up Hfttr the conking, and I can hire some little ffal to do that. Ia everybody frouhled about a cook? Mrs. Arp wants a cook too. Hhe was raised on cookV atad Waiting maids. I think she used to hftte a d< son rnuning around after hdf, and it waa Miss Tavy this aud Mb* Tavy that, nud they dressed her aud updiessed her, snd followed her around, and were proud to have eucffaTprlheely intstreea. There were «ieer v tf Hundred niggers po Uie place, and they all wanted to bHofig to Miss Trf ^. Weil, I come along one day aud stole Miss Tavy away, and they all vtaHted to follow her, and so a took a pasfcel of ’em along and managed to atlphort ’eta until Abe Lincoln come Along and kindly relieved me from the hdrden. blessings on old Abe. He t'ldent know what he was doing, but lie lifted a load off of me sure, lor the '•nrhed digger* waseot worth a dam cent to me. They were good for one tWng and that waa to glee eff to s dhlfd when she got married. _It saved the old roan that much expense In sup porting ’em, and It made the child hap py In keeping her old family servants. If they were ever fit for anythtng-else in ths up country I never found it out. rilked to own Vm firstmte. I liked to <ay Jerry, you black rascal, go and IHtfch up Hellta aud put him In the bug- gy. aad drive him around to the frout Mta. And I liked to hear Jerry say, -/ ■s, massa; hav him dar quick.” Well, I hired Jerry to the railroad as • track bund, ami tba bullgiue come R>ng one (fny and cut his toes off, and his doctor** bill coat me a hundred dnl lara, and about tba time 1 paid ’em Abe Llacolo told Jerry he wh* a free puesoft of color, sad Jerry quit me as ft servant but hung «*u to me its a ben efactor, aod I had to support him with fti* sore toe* for two years afterwards But It Is all right. I like thee* utg gers aud they like me. I rather have Vm than not have Vm. Borne folks impose on ’em, but I don’t. I’ve ao Inspect for ft man that doe*. I like to A*ve’em arotthd me and about me. I think a heap of ’em, and I’m going to stand by ’em and protect % m. They are a good, kind heart«d, faithful race, and I lore Vm. That’sall. Worth of Goods Jt|W received and opened and offered for sale at IVlOI.AIFl’J & •V Bill Abp. rewanla In among A AM CtlMe Prise. The publUheraof Rutledge’e Month )y offer twelve valuable rew (heir Monthly for Jigiuary, Which Is the following f We will give 920 00 to tbe person felling us how many time* tbe wonl Betblvhem occurs Id tbs Old Testa- iu«t.t Scriptures by January lOth, 1884 tthould two or more correct answers bs received, the reward will be divided.— f The money will be forwarded to the wlunar January Ifitb, 1884 Persona trying for tbe reward must send 90 Cent* in silver (no postage stamps ta ken) with th«tr answer, for which they win receive the February Monthly, In which the name and address of tbe witrotr of tb* reward and the correct answer will be published,*nd in which •evetsl more valuable rewar l* will be offered. Address Rctlkdok Fcbush- XM Oukvakt, Easton, Pa, i - - - -ii- t ■ mrei ** The Orssnvtll* Enterpilse and Motln- faiseer west Into deep mourning over ths defeat of tbe’’dry” ticket in that City.' Hon. OeorgeD. Tillman, of E<tge. flsld. Is tbs most prominent candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor text year. Sergeant Mason, who was confined It tbt Albany Fraltsatlary for attemp ting to fthoot Guiteao, has become a dS-goeMhiaghourectark.fttareU- 18 per OCWt. oomparwl wirt^ 630 Broad Street V X" Anar Ga Jas. A. Gray & OLD Large Iron aai Glass Froat. Dry Goods, ‘ vor y carefully ve’ecled stock of Christims and New Year Goods, siifa- jle for pciiMHi* of all ages, conditions and circiin sunccs New Styles of Toys, Klegmt Vases, Kiel) Toilet Sets, Sm-king Stands, IVr- utncncs, Dolls in .eudlc-* numbeis and varieties, Mosical Instruments, Fin- A oik-., llurische Caps, Majolica Ware, and many other articles loo numerous to ueotion and too pretty for prosaic description. Fruits of all kinds,' Nuts, Raisins, Almonds, Oranges, Citron, and all the mate. L-nidiog iJcef. Ac., &c. ini tor Mi»ce Pies, me ^ j \ AIFthis stock must be disposed of withiu the next two weeks and prices shall be o satisfactory lh.it it «ill go off hkc hot cakes. Come before the rush f drly sets' Make the little folks happy at Christmas. We will help you by our low nri- Dou’t forget that MUL.vJR S is the place for bargains. ^ P in ei-s. "1 .. 11 "E Edisto PliospJiate Company. Charleston, S, C. ; O MANUFACTUFKRS OF HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS AND IMPORT ERS OF GENUINE GERMAN KAINTT. Onlers promptly filled for the following goods: EDISTO ACID PHOSPH ATE, EDISTO ACIDULATED ROOK, Epic TO AMMONTATED FERTILIZER, EDISTO ASH ELEMENT, EDISTO K AIN IT. Sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated DUNCAN S PHOSPHATE. K'XivcjAr nnxis'DH to otzdictz The cxols we offer arc unsnrpnssed in the trado,-aud as we wid make favorable terms we h pe you will write us before closing your purchsacs. Bar For prices, tergas, testimouials, Ac., sddrass-— ' • : J. yi. E. SLO AIST» Treasurer and General Agent. dor G 4m - . . =• It Beirirars rr: ■ - -jr » - Notions. \ s Rugs, Shades, Oil Cloths, thing and everything in the Dress Goo^s Line, from a Brocaded Velvet to A Calico, or Georgia Check, Cassimeres, Jeans, Bed — ~ Ticking, homespuns, Flannels, Underwear for Men, Women and Children, both in woolen and cotton goods, Dolmans Jackets, . • _ Cloaks, Table Linen of every style and nature. In fact, our line of goods is so extensive that it would be impossible to enu merate it in two columns of any paper. , Come and See Us, W-. 1 - i ; and we will prove to you that we sell only good goods, no Shoddy and and tee guarantee to give ae good value for your money as any First Class House in tlie United States f Forth, South, Fast or West. It won’t harm you to call and you will save money by doing so. ^c~..Vvi^>r<n. . - firaadestCvatioa Ever Wando, Wando, WANDO. WANDO. / ^ AMMONIA TED FERTILIZER (VE^pscially adaptsd for) FI 1C LI J OF ALL. KtNDif. AIJIO — A CIO PliewPK %TK A.WO OIWHOLTRO OoNE, " (Of High Grade.). GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT, ASH ELEMENT, PIIOdPHATE FI/)ATS, COTTON SEED MEAL, AND ALL FERTILIZER SUPPLIER Addres*: Trvncm B. Hackrr, President aud Geuenil Agent, 7 Exchsnm Street, rear of Poatoffice, Charleston, 8. C. ; . . ' 4««27Sm mctS TELL AM) KVEKYBODY ThlLvTHE PRIOUT 287 and 289 ICING Ht- Charleston. S. O » WHOLES AH AND RETAIL DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and MILLINERY, Nowofforsa L-irare and Complete Stock at Bottom Price*. There fo no bun- combe In thl*. ».«t fftore. Ptfota In .lark, Shlrtlnu »u.| tuonrulug mhws of the bret make* M 5 ceot*. Drp»a .Is from 0 1 2 .-t*. to 60 ct*. CHshm»res In nil eha.IcH 11 eta. to 81 00. Plnl.fo ami Ch^-kH at 8 reo»s, utnuhain* at 8 rents Brown bhlrtlr.ire 8 1 2 rent* up. Ineludlav the rmnou« aranlfeTlIfoSblrtlnws and’ ShretfoBs at 4 1-4, 5 1 4 and 6 1 4 et-ute, BlankctM hi 81 00 per pair. Comforter* it 70 cts. and upwanU. Kniwky Je.ii.e fr.rn 9 to 40rent*, Cfoakn fr.m 81 00 upwards. Wb have the Ltnreet and FltmHt Mildnt-rv Stork in the 8 .utfi. Lh- •lles and Childrens Hats from 25 rritts up of the Lairer 8ryh-s In fact all 4o<hIs are sold In pro|H*rtfon, oh we intend to make quick sales and small profits for cosh. a T TO ALL Js.elry Eep«iHng ..d full line of Goods. SpeeUltj, triaaulMturfog GOLD 'I bis A Lo ftt .TOII?V If. KKAnY’H. Deoler in Pintnonds, Wiilches, Cl<«:kssud Jewelry, 729 Uruad Street, Oppoelle reslral Hotel. Auiftixu, G». [ eeplX.27 ^ THE— ag&AT rnsKiToas calase ov&nsirsra - We take plresure in siinouncing Hint we have moved our elegant stock of Fur niture to v J 840 BROAD STREKT. Old stand of Myers A Mai cos. Wo have thi-. larL'e store filfol to nvrrfrTwing with the most Elegant and best Ass-tried Stock ever offered. We compete with anr market or any dealer in t — . . ’ ST-S LE. QUALITY OR FRIGE. The steady increase in onr bosine-s is what Iir< ct.nsed it* t© move so often We now have THE FINEST STORE aud FINEST STOCK IN GEORGIA. W.ite tor catalogue or call and see ns. J. L. Bowles <fe Co. >e P M27 840 Broad Street, Aujruyta, Gd. r - STOP STltAlVGEIt! And tell till your friends and the rest of mankind that J. W. LEVY & CO., the Broad Street Grocers, opppa to tlie Augusta Hotel, have in store and for wile a full stock ^ Staple and Fancy Groceries of t l zr best brands and at prices to suit the times. The nimbe jjeiniy is better than the slow shilling. Live and U*t live is tlieicJhotto. A choice stock of the licst Liquors always in store. Prompt attention given to till orders. Mr. J. If. J ew is witli (he house and will be pleased to see and serve his many friends in Carolina. 0 ^ OF COTTON WOLIOITKI). . ^ 1SS3 FlTiPilTIII FOR THE LASf WEEK THE GREATEST RUSINE8S EVENT EVER witnessed in old Angitita! Such an osipouring of people ! and such a display of popular enthusiasm as greeted me in my ~. Large We are prepared to furnish the most fastidious with any- Has never been equalgJiu the city before, and only goes to show that the publi appreciate my honest utf -rts and straightforward .system of nierehanduing. THE IMAGIN’A I^DN SHRINKS FROM CONTEMPLATING THE AP- PALLINO EFFECTS THIS GREA-T SALE WILL HAVE ON THE “WRETCHEDLY ESVIOUb” FEATHER-WEIGHT CLOTHIERS. will try us. e mean what we say and can prove it to you if you Delane & Hickok A SLASHING BARGAIN--THE Grandest Offering of the Day. My Mona $18, $19 land $20 Suits Reduced lo $10. , v-.-.- r »■ Tf: - -—• , ; . . Elegant in sty'e. English and American Goods in Light and Dark colors. Plain and Fancy Cassim-rs and Cheviots—Thousands to select from. All Colors and Fabrics made up in Sock and Frock Style. I don’t exhibit Monkeys, Baboons or Laugbing Hyenas, or anything attached to a vulgar show; but $300,000^^ Worth of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING at prices that will create the most Startling Sensation. These ^ SLAUGHTER BARGAINS Are the Finest Msds Clothing in this country. The prices will not be seen again I dei)r the competition of the world in Beys’ and fHtilftea’g Suits. Ladies will be astonished at the Immense display of Saks for |he T ktfo Ones. Don’t stop trotil yon find one of tbe numbers: 614, 610 and 746 BROAD STREET* A.TJGTJSTA. GEORGIA it—-hte AUGUSTA. GA- • £* V FOR THOUSANDS OF CLOSE the iiiigt-et etock of BUYERS I AM NOW RECEIVING' General Merchandise Ever brought to tbe State, anil I pledge my eertion t. reputation to the truth of tbit i hey were bought for cosh, far below market quotations, and will be sold for cash at prices that defy competition. No merchant In the State- ean sell as much for the dollar as 1 ean. A cordial Invitation le rxt* nded to the people of all the sarrouDdioff'countlee to visit me aud examlue my Immense Stock, For I feel nsenred that I can and will give satisfaction to all who may favor ma with their patronage. — FOR THE LA HIES ‘ . . . 1 I Invite special •Attention to my ra*gniflrent stock of Shoe* from the bent makers- They were houebt daring the Panic and wilt be sold at Panic Prices A superb stock at Hats, Bonnets, Flowers.all tbe new fabrics In Dress Goods from fast colored prints at 5 cents per yard to theflt-cst Silks at 83 m r yard Handkerchief*. GI'»vra,Feifutiietiee, Umhrellse, Satchels, Tica, Hosiery Knit’ ting Cotton, Ruffling*. Jewelry aud allTolfot Uric a Brae 10 per cent,’lowsr than any other house In the State. F r FOR MEN. The largest stock of Fin© Clothing and Furnishing Goods In the State- Suits for boy* of 4 reels end for men weighing 300 pounds, and for ell Inter- mediate agt s and elzre. Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Saddlery. Umbrella*. gest stock of standard Doiuesiios, Bagging and Us*. Heavy stock of FURNITURE Improved pUlne * t 10 tb * flne,t Pw ' lor ^ tts ' FuU lioeef Drugs,, AU ths Xf-,t AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. And a fall line of Hardware, Tin arffl Crockery ware. My stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries U complete and sufflclent to fred all tbe hungry people In this the State. And dont yon forget that my pi lore are far cheaper than those of env oompetltor. Before buying elsewhere oall and eee me. It will pev you 7 ^ I have not time or spec* to describe my stock, but It Is complete in ever* do- partmeoL Hard Umea-are ahead of u*. but short crops and fow prices will ix.t hart the people who trade with me. My «p»rteo« wfirepli J^v me making these premiere-*nd I will keep them: * J } “® 10 Always gfod to see and serve my onetomars, — wp« ft Brown, BLACKVILLE, 8- C-