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TOWN.AND 0OUNTY, UESay, .297. 1880, tme ov Trim Nimw 4ND IRERALD -Til-Weekly edition, four, dollars )ej amuma, .In advance; ,weekly edition - two dollars ild fifty cents porann-um in' advane. iberal disolnt t6 clubi of five and upwardA. RATIs 'oF ADVERTISIN.-Oun 1061i& per inch for th'e fl: I ,psertion, a a( fity c'nts per 1inchOI-' each subseq .1,n Inseriton. These rates apply to.a1ad ve~'ttisenlits', 6fivhapoyor Wt c' aln Aire payable strictly' I Advaueo.-. Con tracts for threp,'s& or twelve month Mhade ol Vey liberal. teins.' Tr'an 11obt .logiRti U0ttpes, fifteen cents pp: iii0 for the first insertion 'ad seve and one-half cents per ,ine for eacl subseqtient Insertion. 9ituaries ant tributes of respect chirged as adver tisements. Sniple announcerments o narri- es iid deaths published ftee Q charge, and silted. 0 All commupications. of whatso'eve: patir'e. shoid be addressed to thi Winnshok6 . VablialIn'&* Company Whimsboro, S. C. New Advertisements. Horse for Sale- s . il ]Rioii. Sewing Maehines---J. 0. Bong., The session of Mount Zion Scipl ii bearly over. '.'his week there will i writteI exaMinations on diffiereni brmnches, and next week oral exami inatio'ns. Refreshing showers of rain fell in soime 'ections of the cou uty on Siday aftern6c 1 'to-%n "Ai "ii vas light bt ivas aL tended wit.)I 'A heavy wind and a slight sprinkling of hail. A number of shade trees on the street0 4nd in -irI%'ate yards were b1o'Wi1 down; and also a house beloilging to Bnu .Emproin, iiid '6hihilidy 'of the GadnHotel buildi*g', The time for holding the Congres. silonal nd JidictAi boilyentions .ha iot beoii fixed. 1ajor Woodward is p'oparing to give Colonel Evins a con. test for :the noinatl6i. Ma,jo0 Woodwaird ' oinbines inany elcneut that go to make up a good Congress. mal. IIe is well posted ilt the neede of the a'rty and 6f Il Aistiidt; nItd with his ability energy and fine social qualities, would make a live represen tative at the National Capital'. Tu BEAR CHIEK CLun.-The Bear Creek Denocratic Club met-fift resent and ninety on the roll-on the 19th fist.-for the luirpos of organ lzi.ng, with the following result: President-E. H. Ueis. 1st Vice-.President-RZev. Wil Perry. 2d Vice-President-S. C. Duik. 3d Vice-Presidet-Thos. Arledge. Secretary-J. T. Hall Treasurer-I. II. Cooper. Member Co. Ex. Committee-1L 0. Duke. Club Ex. Committee-W. Buell Hogan, Saml. Sims, M. L. Cooper. T1UN'DPn SToJnM AT RwG)E'wAY. 'Our cor'resp)ondent, "Damnos," wvritcs us folid6vs: "A storm lif Wid and most refreshing raitn visited Ridgeway last Sunday afternoon. A dense cloud rose in the south and another in the West', ahid by difiifs dliameti46tilyv bpposed, met a short distance below the depot and riveted themisdivds 'to g;et.her wit.h thunde'r bolts. .Atthe flest volly a shat't ricoc.heting at ain aBlite angle froni tihd dUjet dpjnirenitly ar l've at, fell. upon an oak ti'a tieai Messr's. Ruff & Cloud's store, uiider ivhichi there was a lierse hitched be longing to Mr. Jaines Nelson; of Cam (kin. TJie horse fell and1( no.ey' miived a muscle. Mr. Nelson's loss, how 'ever did1 not dhscoura~ge him~, as lhe was~ seen a few hours after at chuirUl with one of the ihit- daughtera iuf Ridge vay." PEnsoimAr.-Oh Satiirday MiissSe Alice Buichanan and Jeniie Bdag re tiiriied li-om Washington ,City ivhiithei ,hey had gon'e on a blieasttrc trip. They jointed thle excui'siois U)Iitty o1 Prcsidnkut Jones t.ijid the yobtng lailict of the Columbia Feahale College whetl thdk tiassed through Wiiinsioi-d en route for Washinugton. Th.e Capi. tol, tihe White Holise; thIi CoIE corati Art Gallery,te Sih Sonii lstitiitd, ~ he ASrictra Grounds, Botanical Gardens and llit Treasutry, Art hatd WVar Depart monte; and Mottnt Veiadon 'Aere all visited; ithd excitsd great intiest. -Mr. J; 0; iBong also letiirned th< same day fiohi BaltiinoiFd; to ill place lie had goii'e to look after the Interest of'.tllb Davis Sewilig Mainothib, for which lhe Is the agent at this place. Mr. James A,.B,rice, Mipes. Mattic Bleaty, Mitgile Elder and Marion El. Iiott and Mr. Paul M. Bric.e left Winibolo oni last Friday iindriiling for Duo West., where they ivill attenid the~ bommencemient beel'isde of Erskine College tis week. Mr. P. M. Briice v Sill be biamnited tis wveek~ t0r en trance into: the sophobmore class, andl wili ehtOi- collegb ini Otober. ,DE~ATII oF Ms MI uili iNNEs. The Corsicana Courier, of Texas, of the 28d of Junie conttais the antnounce moent of tihe deatit-ih tha't jilatic bf'Mist Mamlo I'.ughes. Miss Hughds Wvas ii this county a year or so ago, and wvor all hearts by hdr beauity and whlin1in ivdtys. The Courier dontains the fol. ibW ing tribute: Yoitng, beautiful, acdomplishied puite; frank level ' atnd loved, it seems almdfst bi;te that God should take fron1 the world Unie in whlom so many vir-. tules shiond; dud around whom so mans ties of aff7ectiois had been thrown. Af. most 1(do11zed by a jgener~ous, warm hearted brothior; ifectionatoly cher kshed by a large ni,mmbdr of hospitabk * elatives; warmly welcomnbd by a host of now-made fiende, it was, Indeed, s sorrowf\tl day Whon...they, gathered * roundc the opn grave it sadly gave back to earth lit who IiI d' h ciamios, on1y a year stide sh# csme Into out n~ idst, and yetJjeF:.gi' ht iiijd and in. gents dhagoliitton inhkIy w,og her i Iargo humber of frienf Who' delighted \ n lief' jiitence.anid sori-oivfiily bid 'd.a,n.lona farewel. In th uti It~a1jI4i.oir earthly .%einait1e ln ee, but norev -will -wh itlw the - gladness . ,pt her preeehoe forget the genelroua4. jpreky girl who blended nnocent j6ybusnose And refined feeling in the samoe beling, omning Wmoin a proud old 1outh Caro. lina 0thii1y sIo.j)t4iacticed all the Virtuc of her race'.. The writer was tortuffiat enough to Clali a fienid's plac6.in h' 'timation, and whilst he can offer. ne words of consolation to hprgrefrtrilk en relitives, he can sur,elk ask them tc taeC)lfg1't iti Hi thouhit t1*14t," O(i f love Is ititled to the ovely 1,a itU of truth can take back the truthful and Go'd of p aisty has reclaimed IH ,Qwn. - She alvd af died( that rare kind ol Christian who practi'dkd in every diy life that creed whr4l he pi-ofessed il the altar. As her 1ife was onoAf tend erness and Auty death has only ad. 0ded to It eternal peac6 nd hiipin'ess'. C .'rT. .Z.Ik iOMi .D UAekP cicR E 2. Tite Condifon oftho Cops--Vi'tng ou. B3ee C9rrempondent--Almost a .Ieath in t Well- The Jackson's Creek Denourath< Club. DUMPER'S CnE, June 28.-Noth: Ing has been heard n'oin youl'. corres polident for solne time past, lis'objec being to wait f6r a good season, whilch lpts neVer arrived, and I am very so'ry that I cannot give the readers of Tin, NEWS AND -1ERALD a M0ore CilicouI'ag ing report. conceriig the Crops of this section. Corn planted carl, is said, 1y old pltrs', to be Ahliost beyond hope of a full crop, even if it should ra11 0011, Young coii1. f-slooking loler ably well onsidering .the long drouht. Cotton, where 'ihailt''d ear ly, is looking Iuch more encotirarl than that planted later, as there is a very bad stand on red ground where planted late'. Other sections have not suffired fron dry weather. Som ,e good cotton may be se.en oi the plantationls of Mr. Irancou;s dpd, 'deecased-also lmsss. John Stitt, A. W9illiford, Wn. Craw ford, Andrew Milling, lIobert Lem 111011, C. 11. Scruggs aind others, who lhav0- benetited by a few good showers. Your correspondent had the pleas ure of calling on the bee correspondent of Tit NEWS AND llERnt), T. W. Sciriggs, and wts k1ndly shown through his garden, where he keeps his becs. Any one who may wish to know his mode of treatment, will do well to visit him. They will find Mr. Scruggsi to be a gentleman, with a beautiftul and intelligent young wif, both kind and obliging. A colored man, who was cleaning out,the well of Mr. Wlliain Murray, 6n 'hursday last, whon he went doWil bito the well, soon found that foul air had accumulated therein. le signall d to be hauled LIp, whenI two color ed mncii went(owi to his assistance. 'Viey algo wore iearly suffoctuted b*Uy the foul air, but they all managed to get out. After the old well cleaner was brought out it was seeI that he was near'ly; if niot completely, (lead, but by continued exertion and atten tiont by the persons p)resenlt lhe recover ed, ad is still living. Services .were held in the Jaokson's Cite'ek Pi-esbyterian Church on Sunday .htst by the Rev. Mr. Pratt, of Winns boro. The dis-course wvas long and interestinug, amnd was attentively listen ed. to by.a crowded audience. TIhe Jackson's Creek Democratic ClubiWiil meet on S',turday week, and expects to roorg'anize. A fiull atten dance is dcsir'et.. . I expect to yisit the Wateree coun try sooni and1 will give you a dot of my observalti1ns inl that section. Vi i>ETTEr. And a 'ract hcal Statemen,t. oFf Resuits by a 1.jactlcal Rician~d Fairmer. . Froml tihe Columbia Rtegisier. CoruninA, 5: C;; June 21, 1880. Aif. Ediztor: DEA E SmR-As you requiested, I send you at stateiemit of an! experiimenlt muade onl thy farm with penas anid ash element. I nmeasulred three acres of my best clay land and planted in the folloiing mainner, Nos. 1, 2 amid 3! NO. 1 wats sownI withi three bttshiels black penfs and 4100 po11(1(ds ash element, niil plonghed undemr with a two horse pl1ugh;. The yield on No. 1 waus 5, when baled: On No: 2 1 put. the sallile quianitity as oni No. 1. but instead of~ plhonghiIng the ash element uhidor wiith. the 1peas I sowed~ it. oni after plonighing: cover'ed wvithI rotary har~ vow. No. 2 yielded 6,400 pounds. On No. 3,I used tio ash el8nment. 1 piceked off this acr~e 10 3 4 bushels peas1 and left the Vines to rot on the-gi ound. In November the three acres were so*uvij with red oitts; The tuttilt was as follows: No I, i1536 pounds; No. 2, 1,920 pond(s ; No. 3, 2,272 p1ounds(1. Value of prioduce on each acre--No. 1, $106.80; No. 2, $109.0.0; No. 3, $81.75; Respect funlly', yours, JT. M. CiRAwFRDur. TruE FdutmTIT DisTnI c.-Theo time is drawing near foi- thd nominatidin of a candidate for Congrass from the Fourth District: Col. Johnu H1. Evins ill, we uinderaind, 1)0 a candidate before the Distr'ict Nominating qoon vention. We piave nothIng against .r. Evinis; but ie.li ad .the office foF t.ht lastI four VeIn'r; and wdi think themre are other men in the 1)istrict, ah'lo dle serve p)romnotiotta Prominent .among those we will, without. his knowledlge; melitiodi Maj. Tr. W. . Wqodwar'd, of Fairfldlil:. Major Wood tar.d is a sound P6thocrat, which we regard as tlie first p)rerequisite at candidaute shoduld possess. Uie is1 secondly, a man otf capacity anmd character. lie is, thirdly, a man of boundless p)opulari t.y ani 0one of thme most efieclivo stump) speakdrs ii the State. A quIet farmer and uniostenitatlius citizen, whlo has ahvays discharged e~Ni-y duty wit.h efliciency and fidelity, lIde nmiinatiQn wvould carry joy to thme hearts of thous ands of his audmrrs' both ini and cid of the Dlstt'lct. Give us a drawing candidate like Tonm Woodwar.d., and it will only be necessary to count the 'dtes bn liovemnber' to .find out ihat li inijbrity Is.-- Camden Joternal; -Always fellable and ,effleacious. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup never disap points mothers andi nurses, blit Otres at once the . troublesome diseases o1 babyhood. Sold evierywhere at 25 coutA 4 bottle: ., 'BE fn saddle and ha4oes borm IT Hlately belonging to JalA W. Lav will be sold to the higheAt bidder ovt $160. at the court-houne, on lo'ndAy, tih 5th July. 1880,. JAS. H. RON1, juno 29-t3l Mortgagee. TOWN O1tIDVNANCE. E it enacted and ortlained bv the Tu I , pondApt aifi WArdenH of imh Tow of Winnshord, A. 0., m ouncil Ausoi blVd, and by the 'a0flhority of the saile; 1. That there shall be a Boar'd.of He1ali eleated, to consist of three citizons ( the town, 6ne of who it shall be a prm.cti ing J)hysiiian, whoii dhli hold their olice unti, the first (lay of May succeedir: theil- appoiitment, ani until their su eessors sihall be appoiiited. - 11. And be it firlther .enneted and & dained, tba, the membor.,of said JBon shall be pnually appointe,1 by eat Town Council An uopn as practicablo afto the installation of the Intendant al Wardons into ofRico. I1. And be it further eiacted anid oi dained, that during the ninths of .Jun July, Ail ust und Sipt'ember the s4i Board shal examine th'q pre-miscs of i rewidents of, mind permi doing buffief Within, the corporato limits of koid tow) at least once. a month, and revort to th Town Council any matter which, in the ju nent, is deleterious to the health < tile town. IV. That the members of Haid oanr siall, in convideriioi of their .ervict be exempted fi6m treet tax whlo i office. V. And be it furthler enacted amid o: diained, thit, anit'y person rmsisting th ev tiance ime mucmbers ol tie said Boitr uponl 1my pai-t ol their prennlisep, excel their dwelling-lhouses, shall be fined fiv dollirs f-r each offenuce, or be impriisonci for ten diays i)pom. polvid0ion. VI. And be it iurther eioted amd o dide l, iit manmy persol .who s1all fril c negleel.'to abate any nimmtor upon thmei primises, rel ort'od by the Boad < itealith (is a uitsnce, l'or threc days aftc notice requiring the same, se'rved by tli "Chief of Police, shall lie firmed one dolln for-each day's such failure or neglect. o be imprisontd onc day for eaoh day's sue faillire or neglect. VI. And be it. further cnactcd and or dAned, that tho Iloard ol Health sMa a , fr ,m time to time, report any mattr k upon the preimlises of any citizenm. o even iol %%Wii the co0rp1orato litoAH %Vhieht in their judgImenlt injurioulV a Atti the health of the the town, for ti couneil to taklsuch actiol as it may de-cm advisable. Unier the nbove Orlinance the folv ing citizens are appointed Is such boart of lcalth for the year ending May 1st 1881, viz: Dr. W. K. Tarner and Messrm W. C. Beaty and 11. M. Huey. Don.iAn Comni this the 30th day. April, A D. 1880. under the corporait seal of tac s-did Town Council. JAS. A. BRICE, Attest: Intendant. E. S. CHANDLER, Clerk, NEW OODS. A iA.RGE lot of Wheat Brani Donly's. FINEST Tobacco nid Cigars a Donly's. TITY-T -FIV.E Bmarrels all grad< Wines and Liquors at Don]&ys. FRESH Augusta Flour, B3olto ?Meal and Penai-1 Grits, at IDonly's. A LARGE~ lot of fresh Canne Gc,ods atid Fahcy Groceries il Donly's. ALLa KINIDS of Garden an Flowver Seeds,Clover and Gras 50e(ds at Donly's. BOOTS, Shoes, Hfats, Hirdwr Crmockei'y andc ( Glassware, W\oon waro and Willowwaire at Donly-s. GIVl2 nie a call and get a bargaji W. Hi: D)ONLT, apf'10 On the Corner. HO0W WATCIlES ARE MADE. It will ic appaenmt to aliy onme, who willi e amine a Sol.ID G4oaD AVTCIn. t.hat asido fro the necessary tickness for engraving ar polishing. ft 1 IIredi) proortlmn dr thme'(rclot mmIneta tised1 ist needed'( only to st ifTen anmd ho thei enfrmaved partions inm piace. ma mnm sumpply .tl mn Ccsairy solity andi m t h:i. Tihem suirpli golti i act naml;yi m'cedhes .o On r ais m'mmm.m v m i beaumty a:e concernedm. 1mn JA~MES 114mts' rA' ENT1 00 f.i WA'TUi[ C,ASIS, I bl. w.msTm: or pr cilius metal is oerome, and the s.uta somnm A .uTh sNoTH produced at, from one-ithird one-half of tihe usual co.t.or sohi(e case's. Tm pro'cess is oft line most simpIle naiturme, as fli lOws: a plate of nekel coiniposillonm meta spectily ada p ted othe purose, liuts t.wO late of SOLID GIoLD soldere.d one on eh side. TI thrinee ard.mthmem hassed betweemi polished ste rolher, anmd the result is a strip) of hmeavy' lam comnpostittin. frlm which the.casem, backs, ce: tres, bezzles, &c,. arne cut and( shmaped by stilt ble dies mand formmers. TPhe geld In these eas Is sufltlentiy thick to admit of allm*ktnds chasing, engrav.ing andi enamelng; t,he em grmaved eases have been camrrledh until wvorn pe fect.ly sincooth by timne and use without, remo 11ng Lime gold. TIIS i8 Tif EONLY CASE MA DE WITHI TW PL,ATES OF 801L1) GoLD1, AND WIAItIANTPE BY RPECIA L CERtTIF'ICATrE. For sale by Conner & Chandier aind C. Mmmiie Askc for llustrated Cmtamogue anid to see we rant,- much ll-iy FINE LJQUORI '&ATHlANS Jl08O.' Old Cab ie Ity, iN 1*13, CIOl oanmokm W~hey. 181) Also, Rlotrdm Brandy. Cold ism f< lunch froini 11 to 1 o'clock every day, I HA VE recontly made extensivo add ,. tions .to nmy stock of Winos aa liquors, which counsists of a full assor ment of Rtyo Whismkey, ('orn Whisko,1 French Brmandy, Appleo Urandy, Peac Brandy, Sherry Wino, Scouppornonig WVin Chmammpgno, eto, Qte. ?r' I claim to s ll thmo; 1.INEST AN PUREST RtYE.WIlI8KE~Y to ho had I WVinnabomro, Glivo it a triaia. . I also also k. ep on hand a full sup ply< SEGARf ANND TOBACCo; In groat varlej,y, and adapted to the tast< of' everybody. Catll at the F'A LETTO UOUSEI, in el Wirnnsboro Hotel building. - .J. CLENDIMING. WE BEG LEAVE "to inforin our customerm and the public generally. h that wo have parchhued from Me"rs. ,fI M1TcMASTER BRICE & CO. their entiro stock of EARDWNARET, r ( Ahd that, we Will nlways keep on i ha'ud a F ULL AND SELECTED ~'STOCK- Al we ask im a trial, n'nd you *ill find our 10to'ek aid prices to rsui'. t. F. McMAStEl? & CO. may 6 LR CEg,rS i a fl i 1 NEW supplV of Family and Planta. A tionl'rl ris 1H bbPis. ChoiCo Neiv Orlijnq Molas,es, r YO bls. Choice cubta Syrup, besides other grad cs. r r 'Johs'on' best 'grades Family F1dur. ALSO, x ot of Patent Fair. ily FIour-thie best .in the Boro. All grridvs, from the highest to thei lowecst;. Peaberry (something new), Rio and Java. Also Parched Rio and Java. PLows Bonght beforo the advance, and other articles too ninumrous to ruotdtion. All sold at tho lowest possible prices. feb 28 PERF UME RY! t A largo lot of choice Cologne, Ex-. tracts, soap,Toilot Wators, t Toilot Powder, &c., &c., CHEAP. JuhinoTEVD BY McMASTER, BRICE & CO. s ---:0:---. Allen's Lung Balsam, Tutt's Expec torant, Ayer's Petoral, Bos chee's Germa'n byrup, Dr. i Bul's ,Cough Syrup, B3row'n's Coinpound bf Tar and Wild Cherry, .Smith's Lung i Preserver, Hal's S Balsain..for tboi .Lungs, HTegemnan's Tolu and Livers wort Expectorant, Wild Cherry Pectoral WVinie, Brown's Mixture, H'i-arter's Lnnm g Bal1sam, MWcLaqne's Cataurrh HooffY, McMa'st,er &. Sage's Catarrhi Rlemedy; *Chlorate of Potash Lozengter, Brown's Bronichial Trochees,* Eloy's ,Carbolic Trochees, ~ MIcLane's Lung Healing Globules. * Fon SALE B3t a liMASTER; .BRICE & CO. * ap1 24 SALE STABLES. -TO THE CITIZENS OF F?AIRFIETsD: I 1.H AVE estab)lished( a SaJe StaI)le at. oel WInnsbRloro, andU am preparedl to Iel slock stock oni v'ery aIcoImnodat i t.em fs, cit her for' cash (<ir ol timo r (til next fall foy .negoiable paper: Prsona wVishing to buy orsway wvil dho wvell to calli on mec beloi-c purchas inig elsewhecre. * J Will aliso pay the highes~t cash prico 'for CORS A N1 FODI)EIt . Delivi'ed at my Bahlh on Congr'es rSt.reet, l.ocated1 oneC doo61 soth of Liho ji20Ligh4testSk 4imCNHARL,E5. W'. AUT (lsRE.MD p .DU 11 Cii day Ifnto od.bugtbfr h e Elgn ahers enn Drs Toeb a f c Ed igs 1sir, a l . cief,Ncwa,Go)s Yo a fn.infc.Dr odsoHl itnd a to ONE SORR _ _ Vcswhc egurne pla:noiwfu oxakaiae Caleryadgv oraokatoog and Bayive tandte re in was f' a spi'a ltyan ara t*n~ shes~ aainei. an loihw inl;l igh e1 cut. lien's air , lowi cuti jahoes.-t hand and ni;anhino soa. icrewod Evn h1 cdrnan d siicrs hjriais wrosre (emr ed~~,'s 1 and iaic selectin bg ht Cal t nce and mak a)E se(leto of a Cass~1 ier or Blo Fl ak anne. Orl leavryou mniear fok a utheoed Oaresoc bagan Zin of F3ot Hars,in boS' 1 ts iandt Straw HVfat. Now. dsla ii gl aroeory lasswee, Gro-I ,tt coiuies,lo s, :ih mi o Plows, t0 , Eacgh dept mentoi's relledy fo a'(look sIa ll anhand nd biilie pleaeid. arw eolher'( aur motto iescQieCK SA ou IS amenorBueFan1 Shree Skrins;i otFThht,~ Gotsa ta Skvins. Ne d i inkhcr' Skinaswr, and uy nday Fo Skins Sheoon Skins, Lpotmb Skins, Doar Sins, Rabbit Skitis. EcOeswnx, Wool, Copper. ~I'The highost cash pricos w be paida U. G. DESPORTES. may 25 W3ITTERS, ETC. I RON BITTERS, Lelbig's.Etraet.of .Beef, Cod LIAer Oil, Congress Wktor,. Yocri salo at briu;; Stores of. .tia 11 .~ W: PA1IrmDW . ......... kGAlk THlE SCEiE CHANG ES! WE CAITOT * SINIG THE OLD SONGS III tho old plaue any longor. It' O. wa. NtL % half hugo cuouklh Cr our family, holseiold goods Id1 rhdo, thorofore wo shall break canp iuly 1, next, and establitlth now mu-' cil headquaitOLh inl the han1dsbomO OIf . CORd lESS.' & W!lLIlTA KE iSTS. II- I hellre wvo Shall h1 ;vo tho flargum, 11) finest MUical War-oroomlks in 110 eltiro "Soutli. Befor we go, - Vo nm11st, to savo he.vY eIpeNsu fd Ilabur of relOval, closo out, oIur itiro li(ock of Pianos anit Orgtns ow onl hand and Lo ari,ive prior to uy 1. '.''o do this Wo Shall iilln iuato forth with a 'BAND GLEAIN.1 OUT S' Commnweing lav 15 and vidin"g ity 1which tilm wo .--h 11 (l at MauauesWhol".saled 10 Favorite 1innOS. 27 Ciickering Pi:mos. 21 Liho&Co. Pianos. 50 1it!ht4bek P ian IIos. 5 flalle. & a. is I iinos. G:A "imthoeni (1m C .mos. 8 01uild, Chlurch &LI Co. IPianos 41 Sterling Co. Organls. 10" Pe Ivilb'.1 & Co. OI ixans. .10 Milsonl & Hou:11,inl Organ11. l 1OW nd juII tw from fatory. Also, 30 :Secod I-land iIs a Or 1111S. Alost afloi I hil 11sed( only 'om one !k Fix m11ont ii i prociseil' s goodl a, vvIw.' )N' "r 'I'i1I. CHlANCE 0 SOV111T1 it fi ne in::t r-171wnll "aw fill" wlvap. Wri:. for (h.arinlg Olut aIle 4i"Ai-s and P:ivo 'Lists, anld be 1ihek aboud; it, T110 Na Io ds Juily , JDDEN & BATES' SAVANNA , G.A. ilolesalle Pii and D.;a Dalers. any 22 -AR E .!'hiorefore we take pleasu1re in an ollncing to ourP fi lws anod ens unorsJ' thaut we bavo maide a great duiUonif in pi)ices of our ntock. We ro dectermuinled never to be We will giv our cul-tomersu a p alt benef(1IT. by tJfl':ring greait and Ondico~s, Muswliiin. Swiss, aind al :nda of Whbito Goodrs for IIummrlr *EATLY REDUCED Pi-' CES. Sniting, LnenBuning atgreat reduced Prices. CotonaifdeS, Jeans and Ca'ssimieros Justl rCoCivedu a now~ lot of L[adies' d issos' and Chmildreni's Slippers. -ALSO - A nOw invoice) of Gents' Senriu, lfecktics and(1 Summe Undewear -hioch will bo1 sold chleap). IITE AND) CO'LOR ED SHIRTS. MOSQUI'I.O NET'TING !! GITEAT[ER BARGATNS Lhan Ever in Emlbroic'oriosu, Ho siory, NoLIoIw, (e(c. ZXLOTHIING, ETC. Wo now' haveT 0on hlandu a full stock ~B Isbii Funi-shing G oodIs d a u1.4 .Juno I OILS, OILS. ------ SEATSFOOTOil, Liunseed Oil, OliveOil,Castor- Oil (cold r-esse,d), Castor Oil (comni n), Cod1 LAver Uil-ire-, cott's Emln1Sion, Tastor Oil, hols18on), reoady fo,r de in For sale at the Drug topp~ WINJS N It 007 O RS GREAT VAR ETY IWOU LD Iftst respectfully intor'm1 my cuistomers and the citizens of Fnh lied gr-enerally, that, I keep In stock a 1'111 Sapply of 1ine 11uors, Cigars, Tobaco, c.,&c., and guaranteo S1a.i.atdion to ai) 0110 giving eIn a Irial. Mv st0ck consists is follows: 1WPORTED Lit 43. OTA HI ), 1)UPUY & -O.'S COGNAC 13llA ND.)ES BRAND'S SCHIEDAM GINS. IAMMEY'S SCOTUI[C1 WU1SKEYS. JAMAl.CA L. D). RUMS. IO. LORINO DE O A SIEURY W liNE. F. MOLNIER PORT WVINE. G. H. MDM G.& CO.SREM (CIlAMP'AGNE. G ENUINE lIIINE WINE. SiCTOA P-iT1" MYE WIIIs, KEY. NATfIAN'S 1i3 CABINETI RYE STUAUSS' IMPl'I LAL RYE WIIIS KE~Y. EEI::l' OWN" IITE WISKEY. STONE MOUNTAIN 4YE AND 1OCK- WHiSKEY. CELEATED PFEIFFER E. RYE WillSKEiY. KE NTU CKY 1GUIIBON WillS RI Ey*. 'LANTA'T10N IZYE WHISKEY,. V71114G:NIA APPTLE AND PEAOI NOI"i I CARMOLINA SVE'T.MASij COHlN WVl1SK1mY.. 'LANNTATION COR'N WIlSKEYS: ILACKBiEitRY BRANDY. GC INGER BRIANDY. NEW ENGLAND RUM. F HIENCil E'S "IBOSTON" GIN. VERiY I:INE OLeD CL.ARET WINE I K EG DR YX SCU PPE:loNG W1NE~ R EO SWEETP SCUPPERNONA. WINE. I E EG SW EET CAiTA WBA WINE. M7A L'ih' IL2UOS IIE H ElR & ENG EL'S (OELEBR A T lD LAGE Bl' HE' ON DRA.UGHIT AND) lOTTLED). BASS & (CO.'S IMP'ORT'ED ALE, PCC E C'HAll APP~LE CIDER. Pl'Im NATIBAI, A PPOLO)NA: CZGARNA.% TOR2~ACOO; BHIAPODIY ---A STR'ICTlLY TE'IN. CE;NT CIG A R1. TI'HE PHIM E 311N!ITER CIGAR-3 TilE PUCK 'CGARt-3 l'OR 24 .CENTS. TI' HE CORONElT C'IGARI-3 FOR 2g CE NT'S. T]HEJ~ SONO)A (CARi--3 FOR CENTS. TIHiIE SM~ASHERB CIGAR-5 F'OR 25 C ENT1S. Tll B LIGIJTNI NC CIC.AR-5 FOR TiJlE MOINARCHI OIF 'TilE SOUTrf, CIG A -a FO il 25 CENTS. THlE MlASTiEi GTROKN CIGAR-5 F"ORI 25 CEBNTlS. THE AM ElHCAN TWiNS CJIGAR,~ 5j F"OR 25 CENTS. T UE COSTA RICA CIGAit-3 FOTE 10OCENTVS. THIE ROYAL SEAL CIGAR-id FOlt 25 CENTS. - TIHE ROSE AND) LILY CIGAR-10 PORL 25 CENT'S. TIHE IIhAVANA (CH1AROOTS-5 CENTS EACH. -- . '. W. BLACK WELI'S SMOKING TOBACCO. CHIEWI NG TIOBACCO-.TIIREI4 GRADE;S. ICE, LEiMONS, SODA WATERi TIlE BEST MIXED BEVERAGE$ OF THlE ERASON SERtVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY, TO SU12T THE MOSV PASTIDIOUIS TASTES~ VERfY REVSPE( 'U1 Y,