The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 05, 1880, Image 2
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Frot' 11ri-RlI11-11.
Vi'.:1,1) 4--SO IIANCOCIC.
A i~~'or Vice'-Prestlct.
ii.ll.\M 11.. N omIs.81.
For Cloverelor.
.3INSON I IAUOOi).
1) I . REl'NNYI'DY.
r . %Ctoih'stiter-enr.*
situ .- C.T:i OIIi Iir. .~
ioor Sc-cAnry of Sta60.'
.It. l . t A S uls.
LFROY P''. YOUNIANS.
For' hi 1l'stgut is' ot. of Et1ttatioi.
ii'n 8. TI'lo3tt'SoN.
For rtiiffi t Tcnir.
JOlHN PETRT:n{tl.i>t.
I a1t. TA.NNI-.t S'I-VIVEN 11 1 T ,i
ellt. I 'riiel( hoi proltiikes'lo fiiti
Ihrev seplaire IlIvIlls at daly 11h1Nr-alel
4d111-rlit his 11:11t.ln life. Solnsible bov
' Tlt i- litX Il' - *' iii' ~ If.\xcocli' , Sit '.:lt
purisos 1roln i!plIII svint h:N
(it- I 1 lt' at I lth i t; .OSO o' ON
61',' I r halices, ill whil-h1 he 'zo id
"Llallvock wais Suiperb (o-day."v W v
Ii.tayv wilerl llaI n cook wea tie I ie S
bertlit'llly varneld.
- - --. ... .
kti l[O ' N- t- YA\ rTE -11A T ( r1\ I T Ile,
itilliil\ ol'oln fla is not. (it- Itilhantli
Wf imilnnotlih y thit previlils, buti . ti
Slit' it'lle giess with whiel i sI
ill, ani d th prativial himu ts- i
Cenj4oy vs. This, revnlurk ik intI1vldvd it
a- l t IIugllt wovit.yiwi prehillie.
1 at i er nor oin 111pst I'o nII, it is saill
will n iot i.nIIthe -YoverIno hi tt
a w flat oat of' t .flie ns C'hilt, ,jlstivl
1ntil the ir-;, ofi siletleie il ordel
hat lit, (.o,oet T tly i.1rd 1mvy b.,
il dldedi Iand dilsosdobeore Jus
livo Willard's st-al ivoks coe.td.
SFN~ ~~~ \T"0 llu- .m .
p l lo :it intlinlltise allitli' il
At'a ti1ol. Virvinlia, last wiock. T
:dwell i'nI i the neceits in t o it I
lilon itn tha 's late. Senator thuli lp
1,t11 hapt-d (iM \irgii, wotol d(
nloin-1g, 4 t igo tho Smuth oncve Inloe
itoll t i i ..;. r he lio r N II ich sl
Ii i i t't' It t thes
eSt's t' id good.''iof It'ig' oi
'lt-: t:T.uni',l te 'C.ursl. -r Ns o ituIt.'con
irtl Iy tlsof d e York1't. ('ity, thao
Iu wil de I j cidekii th it'iter, lit l tha i
*\i'bhere n w ill thadligt, but' the tlis
publ'jieisi i'' 't'.ll in \\'e iag w.ail
theli' Sera:'y4I on hts'li o t "oins, bu' t
be bh td grgn.yinh
i nt dowI n in thl e illst.it'i '' (li'
a: 0- ll Y Taitil: s t :tI 't. a F ii .: zth .1n
S'ixth do l i. t w'.ill intii e i the r ei
a iilune of' a .tni" te le sue
- ha t be. 'i \\b i:i l>iot i fervor are. stl
I il in' dhth, loomy tnienes refus Utire
: Ir t ii led. (iiir iteen t yi e:ln-sl Ii.
fr th hit it~.'Ye, a\n ei te
r:nk ': hut edli'i.ib o.ti te sni ivof'
lat tuss.Ic rinuk uto-day, hiowevr, ont
ii 'rus toi'e fap)earte. Ma.1 tey havi
' ity f'ii a renons.hld'~'les'
)Tint!,'' -.0 ' 01: m la r .
lirl7r, 'ae ssed.''g gr
A Tr.za Tro M, wip'enswo;im Be -
How tho '13oro 1oya U104Ibett Mou11tidl A*
11n11 MvounfisituDow,
r conRtmil,ONDEMNCH N1.WS AND UHALD.)
IliNDFtSOXVLL,I-1i, N. c., July 28.
Th tean rer)esn t.iig the Winlsbor
GkIll (Auh, with1 thelr Accom11panly.
ig li-letlidkt, stl. out fl'o? tis place ol
the mornin1g of the 2(61 in1stanltl, vi
AUl tlad Spartantburg, the0 chlorflat
(raeioll here being 10 11ittr-stati
glass-ball contemt. Tho route to Spar
(an1burg Is throlu'gl a Section of' Country
tlat o(100s not F.eseem to altvO bco. Spe
ehiysmilced uplOnl by Providoence, anld,
with ief excelitioili of frequont viowii
Of 1r'oad Itiver until Sl0!1toin's was
passod, failted to awaikenl il Our party.
any interest whittever. Tho incidentR
Or our tri11 thus 11' were exceedingly
6nmton-place, but i'chango wts viti
bWe onl everyV countenlance shortly ItftOr
'aving Spartanburg, anfd ah'eady tiit
cool moitntain breezes cotild be felt, 61
at least. we iiagited so. Ili the dig-.
tiice could' be pilaiily discerlbd sover.
0i lofty poilka. anild ill a Very short time
we arrived ill full view of Trvon
11iintaiin. Our cofinso Iow, lay
Ilhroln",gh1 a section that. ld beenl
bll, lit,iviv reduimed Ifrom (It wild aud
riig'nd sway ill1 nattur0. ito utie
lippeanlice of (Ie landscapo indicated
'NIur close proximit-y to a inotialiinoub
eoulilry. anild Is wo vonlthiued to ail
NIIce, hotl.l mur lietks and kves were
elyi.h. Mlraitied to driiilk in te beau
I htitI>r i that fis bei'rg griaIdui
tih,allyCnoldedW tOvew. At Trvoil City
thle acltiascnt by rail was'fbegl r
anlid wo were Sooln linhig winllyIled
atrolitld deI orgs and shairp cvoniers
ot'mIlounltisto.7 I"he evidenit tineaisinless
of severl of tm. Sonife chatsmls along
which tIlie Iiack is lai(I were frighliful
- to look at, and great. reliet wa1s CXpW
liv.ned wlen c,bey wevr passed. We
'vrb 46inlelhiat strimck alt. the fraill ap
1 t4tr, alc o, t' 1 hese rest 1's a fnd bridges,
par t1 itll 1a1 ithe "Ihorst-Shoo" bled,
uhic, byIO 'the way, is onle of, (ithe vuri
csilies of' 1 O y up tl hIle moi t ain.
(ithe vallev sot.' f'Ttvo'r moultinit
here has o'n Ito froA, -lo it is said,
h11iing. the past filiy yvars, and fthe imn
miatlike sectionl is deintas the
I iso I thea1 lb ett, tw signlillea:tion
Ialblvs aret prouitced in great ibiunnlicte
Iv i.- i,t r beng. nWp't aI I ty. (T i
4
mens o the h' te w0r titen t.cgTvon
City, and wvro vertaily very ilvas ing.
it) fo,ok at. A Ciow ii4il s .zo th of S.1 -
i hilhe liseci becam Itinehi mo lteI
cipitllots. the grade risint. stren h)wn
d'o. I l n htitree itle. Or olurse
MW prore1's up11 hillis avellvity was Ie
evs,16i. slow, bul nlot. as m11'ech so t..s
n11i4.111 hC iIIMn W(l' . W I Iel11a1V
llit' d traisll it is elt- milary l o st nil
two locomiotives, theetaI'm ono to dto
it[v in the l, ( )i this to lsion it
was calledl info relluisition, as oul.
inll was crowded wti'tt pa'sen-e'rs,
n11 was a1so varr-in soIme AvigOt.
On renvin gO, Iwt.op of' t his st eel) prd itle
I we Rittnd ousit . elvei. ail Sahuda, dv;cided
S one oi, the most itnvilin... lookil
monllfanit reiorl. that wve 1vlut eveIr
be)n ,OlP01intited Ito NvisitI. Provid(ed]
o'
w'.Ittebi'hgdbating-houses, lety o'lte,
ic-ol spring wNatvv, and coimmai
in(a1xiceIlln viow' of"sevycral munxtl
1.tit. ialis anld Spul. it ha allvady
-t1ablished itsett' as a popular an.:
L ~'A.. haw , 4
ig tue to bo off with then to shooting
groun1ds, I ilist for lie prsiunt sa
aldiell.IV
0:NNER.1L fAN(vQCvs LE'T'VEl4
F dresbt A-cplltlstle off 11) R Ocsi it t#111.
114at0on--1'0w4er" of thko Gover*fiuit De
flow.de.-11r*n1og p i)( l'udrulomev of thle
Dcmfiocrai.y Eidoalit',k,.
.~ U?ivilNdjIfs IShANJ),
N.: YoitK 4uY, tJu1ly 29,1880.
GENTi-l:N-I Iav the honor to
acknowledge.tihe rocitof yotirlbter
Of July 13, 1880, appris'ing m11 forinal
ly Of iIV nniation (t ho olilco Of
Presiktit of (he United 8tats by the
Niffolial 'DIlloeratic Coln VOntion late
ly asseibled in Cinohu1a1id4. I aceopt
the 0 ni1nationl with giatfil Appreala.
tibi of the C6'nil)d)lic0 riIe>d li inme
The principles oniiated by the
Comention iro those I hae chrished
in tho pat and shall onideavor to mini.
taill lit the future.
IUSULTS OF Tli4. WVAn.
'lo'hio thilrtcntI, Jblt'oith and fir
tooth1 i aimendlineint s to (he constitut1bn
of the United Slates, cIehbloviing tito
resliltm Ot thl'w-ar for (hdo Miion, 4re
iniolable. If 'alled to (hh" m.4resdety
I should dtVim it my duty to resist
vi,t all nmy powor In Iattenipt. to ini
pairo evade the A'ul1 torco l ellb'et
of (he constiution, which' in Cv'6v
article, section aud ancldment Is the
sipieno law of flic land.' Th'le con
sLitut ion forms cho basis of the govdrn
ilieni of tile United States, The pow
ors granted by it to th1 leidative, ex
celitivo and indicial depill-flieits de
(lie a1d lintit, the ttihoritvy of general
governi IIeIIt. Powers not d0e01ated to
tle Ul tiled dStles by the constitnt ion,
nor prohibited by it to the States, be
long to (Ihe States respectively, or to
the people. The goneral and Stato
lroveinlilelts, each acti 1g in its own
spliher without trenchling uIpmn tihe
other, conustiute the Union. This
1lioli. copl)r ising a general o 'n
Ilment with eieera PwIers aitl 8atw
gOverm ents vith Staw. p'owers, for
I,rpwoes locil to (le 8iSteis, is o policy
the '111oundationis ol which elr0 laid ilI
the, pir'toundest. wisdom.
This k, the Union our 11ithrs mad'
1111d which lhas beenl so respebted
nbroadmand so belivent, at, home.
Tried h)v blood and 1i'e it shilds to-day
at imiodel t'rl1 ot' tr-e J)ol)ltlair governi
Itn-. political ifsIllI'wihel, rig.ht
ly admiislered, hais 16eeil ald 1111
coitlie to be the auliiral-iolf ot' te
worl1. Aay we not say Ilearly in (lie
Vordls of W"ashinigton :-The ility Ot*
govennent w cohi clstituties us oneo
p isj.ple.ustly iva to is it is the
mam pilli illr t( le e'ditive ot ourl real
in1dt,pendence, the( stipporl. ol' our
peaCe, i taet and ~p.o.perilv, ilid ot
Ilhat liber.t ve So highly prizl aml inl
(end alte very hazl.lrd io reserve.
F'ItI) .\ND VioL.E-:Nc:.
lut Io forIl ot'governmiiet howeve -
eare'ihly evised, Ito priII-ciples how
ever soiund,l. wilt protect the rights of
4lith people 'tnless its adiniiistration is
- titi 1l and t11ciei. I is a vital
principle il ourl, systcil tt n. leither
firaud nior lore nust, he allowed to
silve't tlie rights ot (lie peoplv. When
traud, Ytilen'ee or inloimeios neteoI.
tris, thie nobilest cond ititions and
wvisest laws aire useless. T1he hav'onet
is not1. a ('it Inst rumient for colleeting
thei votes of l'reeien. It isonly by Et
tfull vote, free ballot and faii rount.
hat (lie people enn r'ule in biet , as re
qu ir.ed byv I le theory ot our governi
.mi.'it. Take this toun,dationhtmway and
the it ole str'ueinre Ihil".
. 0Tli. sFivlet:.(
Publie oillee is a (tus, not a bonnty
be'stowedli noni thie haoidei; no incoin
hietent or dishioniest perisons shiould ever'i
he initriustedl ith it. or it' appointed,
thiey shol be promptlhy ejec'ted. T[he
baisi oi ai siibst ant ial, pl'Auctic'al ciil
'ervi'e r'eform must be fiirst etalih
ed by thie people in (ilinlg the elective
Iolliecs; it' they fix a hiuh sti mdarid o1f
qutalifientioiis for otlice andi steinmly
r'eject the corru'pt atu iincompetenit, thlie
r.utwill be dIecisiv'e in g'overnin g the
net'toni of thie servants wihonui ther' in
Tii -: 5ATioN.u. Q1-:sTlox.
The war f'or the' Union was sucess
('ulily closed mior'e t han lif'teeni vear's
ago. Alil classes 0of op r' people 'um lst
siare alike in thle blessing.~s of thie
lion. an ar'e equaly conicerned ini
pt'i'.erteuitiy and in the propler' ad
unmslitr'atton of public' iaiis. We are'
i.n au stale of pr'ofounid peane. I Ien'e
torthI lei it lhe ouri puripose to ciulivate
anhiiinisity mniu'elo-iies
'i'lmE PQ1111.tc CiuEorr.
Ourii innterial interests, vairied mul
pr'ogr'essive,' deOmand oiur conistanlt amid
uniitedl elo'orts. A sedulous atu sciru
iuloius care of' thie pubhlici credit, to
the ith a iiIiwise and econo a ical
mauuu menitit o1f ouri gover'mnengtal ex
lienditires, shioitld bie n:injtained in
ort ler t hat labori may' he Iiliht ly bur
denedh, anid t hat all personis miav he
prmotecte'd in t heir riLtlhts to the Ihuits
ot' their own inustryv. Th'le time has
contie to enioy 1the siibstan Iial benietits
of ireconciliatihti. As onei petopile we
hiave connnioni interests. 1.et us en
'ourageL~ t he harm'ony~ aiid generaouis
rivaly amo!! ('lr Vow inidiistries,
wic h will reviv Wonru lanuiushhu
mierchaiit i:imaine, ex tent.d ouri coi
mnerce with Ihireignm natints, assist our11
mneirchants, muaui faci trers and1( Pro
duiteirs to dlevelop our* vast imaturiah re
sources' anid incr'ease the prioper'ity atul(
hiappiiness of' our people.
It electedl I shall, with (lie Div'ine
('avor, labor' with what abiility 1 pos
sess to dischaurge myr diutes ithi ideli.
t:', acc'torigto 10myl c onIV:etionis, amid
shall take earn to pirotect and dlefend
the Union, amid to sees that the laws lie
(hiilhtnlly amid equally executed in all
p)arts 1 l' counitry 'alike. 1 ii ill as
Isumlle II'thersp'onsibili d, fully senisjile
of thie the't t hat to adtniniuster rigly
the t'anetionis of' goverminent is to dis'
ehiarg'e the moast sacired duity that can
devolve uipomi an Aimei citizeii.
l ai, '/eryi respet'ctil y, voturs,
-While Bishoep Ainmes was pmresiding
ovemr a confter'enc'e in time W~est. a mneni..
her begana a tir'ade againist univ'ersit ies,
educ'atioii, etc., thankimng (Gid that lie
had inever been corupt~ed by contact
wVith a 'olle.ge. A fler pro'O'edlingu thus
f'or a few miuates, thle bishop inter
rup~te'd hiimi wit h thie quiestion: ''Do I
understanid that the brother thanks
(God tor his ignior'aneer' "WWell, yes,-,
was the answer; "you caii put,' it in
thmat way if you want to." "Well, all
I hae t sa,' said thle bishop, in his
sweet, muisical tones, ''is, that lie
lwrot,ber has a great deal to thank (God
-Subscribeto Tm: ;NarsI lnli:.
--' suli'shade-An eollp)s).*
-*-Rdal t$ nitrIniioy-o brlda
path.
-'-'A fou' hI hid is worth two i
te bush.
-Fifty lidies tre. strugglliig foa
inedical'honors il Pari'.
There ie* nine tointit-tit1jers in
tile BrItish Parlit'Hiii'4t
-Motto for the Mikman-to tle
pure all.things are prire.
--Whenl tho Altv hlWo wat be-'
comus of the pluoes? That's'the q4ks
-TheindivualI who poh Witil
pidb la tliwouriau will a h didsoino'
ring.*
.-"What, 18 your' f-rvorRo r.ti'
Sairah?" Sarai rdplied denmrely, "A
gate." Melodrainu,
. -No man,'says the Oil City Derria
is Capable ofgra.0fuliy .161dkiig a pos
tago wtamp in lthi'vesblice of a pretty
p)ostnii stress..
-The idividifal.. wto sa4 a mouse
fighting with a piece of Llinburger
choese readily redihzed that Cite battle
is unot always to the strong.
A piong thie postofiees Ne'ently es
di lisifed nl the United StAies were
''Baby M in," , "Blow 1.1d'1," "No
go..".*92nss," an"Wecsslit,"
--It 1:, claine(l by soilo medical
111011 that, smoitig ewenen the eye
sight. Maybe it dos, but Just see host
it strengthlns the breath.
-The Most.on lerad knows a Ian
who Is seeking a bride with a great.
landed estate ; and he loves the very
ground she treads.
--The models of'* Paris are takenl
from the 1ollowing chases: Actresses,
(ressm1akers, ilwoivdr ItI.e and needle
women. There are thirty Anmericlans'
among tthem.
-A young man has been duping
people In theI' West. by sollin.r (hhem an
electrio corsest, warranted to cure
antlhimoin that any one happened to be
ailleted Witlh, ineluidincumg ostimption.
-"Is lie mean ?" asked due cluib
man oft aiolher. ''Mean? Vhy, wlhi
ho hs pnt. ia (uarter it eolitilutes tip
ter it hits let his hands to tut over
aid over for several (IYs as a mei'
malltter of habit.
-A couple of soldiers of*the Salva
tion Art1y% approached a Philaldelphim
broker recently And iWAked: "How is
itI with you, my friend?" ''1 am1 short
on Reading," replied the broker.
-riey say, "tii darkest just. befora
the dawi," but the ina who got up li
imidiight to liuit, for a 'o'ne match on
the cornet' of t16 wasl-stiid can't s'co
ho'w it d conh be anY darkel.'
NOTICE.
Wixxrono, S. C , July 10, 18R0.
ONand aftvr this date. Jno,johnst:
ceases to be our ngent, .and . ;,o lr n'o
longtir responAiole fr' his debts contract
ed after this dat' ules by slecial agree
mcnt F. ELDER & CO.
july 13-1xim
r l1E Fir Tiisurano lhsinless Agenty
m til e reumied ii Fairtield Conty C
hv the undersigned. The patronago of
t;t Iublie onl of former'patrons is solio
ited Of ice at the kq%re-hpus of J . F.
Me ~ ~ 0 iafet C. O' . ''I'lomrsoN. c
jily l5-2aw'
NOTICE~.
WE WrxNxnono, S. C., JTuly 8, 1880.
WEhave this day soldl to Rtobert ZMe
'arley~ all our' interest in the groctry tind
liquor business he(retofore4 egniducted in
Winnsi'boro by Johni Johinston na oui
agent. '.EIADER & CO.
H-AV INGT pu rchased the abovec bus{'aess
from F. Ehler & Co,, I .solicit a cntinu
anco t the pl'ic paittxonage. The busi
ness will be conducted as herefofbo by
-lohnt Johnston puh my.Itgent,
IE A LEDPJ4I I SAIM.
SE' A LED. Pro'tptsals foi- building a
bidg'the oveor Little l1iver,~ at 1Urice's
F'ord,. will he receiv'ed and opened by
thie Count y C~ommissi6ikers ot' Fair'fleld
Ciounty, on. M1oniday, the 6thi day' o'
September. 1MO.. - The br'idg' to'-i
warran'tled for thmee years, and the
'onitracttor to exCente bond with ap
pi'oved sur'eties. T1hue Commuiissiouners
reser've the' right to reject all bids:
P'lani andt speulicat ions can be seen op
iihcation to I he Clerk ot' the Uotn'd
ol' County Coummissionters. ... U
.J. A. INNANT,
ang! --t1xtd' Ch. Ud. Co.Com.
PEACE INSTiTUTE'I"
FoRl YOl'NG LADIES,
1REV. R. IURWEL IL, [ rze
JOJIN II. IIURWELL, [-rtcpa, a
.I THE ne(xt sessionl comminnce.s
on Wedniesday, the 1st Se>temi
ber, I8SO..
-. No institution oiTers superior
S'advantages for iristruc'tion in
a11ll r.tncs uisually' taughtt in irst-clss~
scnun~!aries for young ladhies.
Advantages for inIstruction iln mnlsic
(vocall and ingriiumientatl) and Modernt
. Th ' only.Ifistitutioni in the South hav.*
img in successalioperation a fulIv' equip- *
p)t d 'shol for in.struction in' the teory
and practice of cocking.
For' circulars and catalogue, addlress
1tEV. Rt. hUR WELL &' SON, d
.july 17-2in Raleigh, N.CO.
STATE OF SOUTTH CAI(OLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIRLD.
By J1. R. 1B O YL ES, Ehg., ProT>ale Judgej. r
HIEREAS, Mrs. Nancy J. Ait son ~
hath mua'o suit to mu to gruat'
her letters of administration of the es
tate and cft'ects of Thos. Anders'on;
deceased:n
These~ are, therefore, to cite and admion
i.<h all afral singular the kindred and credi
tors of .the said Tlhos. Anderson, do
etee, that tlicy be arnd appear before mie,
in the Court of l'robate,. t6 be' held at C
F"airiield Court Hlouse,48. C., on the 17thu
day of August next, after publication
here'of, at 11 o'clock in the .forenoon, to
show cautse,.If any they have;' whiy the said
ad iuisitration shiouldi not be granted. I
Givenutndermiyhand, this 3rd du3g of
August, Anmio Dom~jii1880.
- J. R. BOYLES,
aug 5-x2 J. P'. F. C.
S ddf ies t stS lf
%+("CHAMRI.ES.3T
Wkr o rld $an
-ARE-Z
rOUCHiIM #OTTOM- IN N IG
Tidi'fore we ta1i sjru're i"Anai
,oun6 to our friend9 .And us
omers . We have siade 4 great
-eddeition i prices of our.ittsk. Wg"
re deterifiied nevter to b'
UNDERSOLD.
W ill give oui- 6itordr a 8p3 A
ial benefit by offoring grda't and
ard bargains.
Calicos, Mus1ib, Swis,- and all
lins of White Good' fo' stiihinbr ah
voar at
h- I'ATLY 1i)t*b CEi6 PIia
Siiitiigs, Lii.dn Buntings at grdat'.
y reduced Pricbs.
Cottonades,'Joafi9 an' Casimeres
'greatly redu'6'd prilo9
Just received a now 1ot of I'adibs'
isses' and Childr6n'd Slip'ft.
--ALSO- -
A new invoico of dciits' Scarfs
.icoktief and Summer Un'd6rwi6t'
vhich will be sold cli6ap.
,VHITE AND COLORIEDSHIRTS,
IOSQUITO NETTING I
MOSQUf6 NhTTING! 1 stc
GREATER BiRGAIN3
[hiiud Evtr' i1 EvbroMerid,- Ifo
dier;-otnn;etc.- Vai
fit(
ii
. LOTHIING, ETC. su
We now have on hand a full stocIk
f Olothi.g,,J3oots, Shoes,*Hats anAl
b.nis'.Purnishiig Goods Give is'
c'll bWf0-e b'iying dowhero vnfid
o11vinho" fotiolf.
LUDD.)EN & BATES
SOUTHERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
ari
- the
'' the
res
'E'MUSIC 1lo098E OF TIHE SOUTH !
xiiErOVAT. TO 'OUn
Ne~w onMe ton
Mn Immnense Music Temple7 ()
Two largeatorea, .eaph 30 feet front and ~il
.ur stories high, fro ' 'ng on three streeta .eJ
d dfiled from coll4 Ioft with .niusical fou
apphelis. Nothing . omzpare witlh it in
io Southern Stat es. me
~~ an~
tBiG STORE,
A BIG S'TOCK,
A'JIG TRAD)E,
TO COIol
During tho ten y,ears airico our estab-TI
shment of our house we have dovelopecq sill
le musice trade of;tbe South to ~ g. TI
erful degree, butai yet we have oniyl'3
tin. We see, not many years ahea, a
ltsmess of a million, a c ar, and to take
are of tis enornmous trade we hose pro.
ided qui- present mnammioth wairooos.
all trade. j$%I will be immienn. Wec are __
endy for it. For months 'ar enior part-'
cr ha,s bpen, at the Nqrh .contractingB
ith Prytnn and Organ manuifacturers for d
istrumieats. lie lhaj concluded most
vtgoscontracts1 an'd the Pian-ds
nd Organa are "coigg, doming" 100,000
to ..by- every steainter. Now Stylos, Now
ri tes. ew Terms, New Store, Now Do
arturo.
PEONAL OF1FEIi FALL 1A80;
C'aih p~ ies with three Months eredt&
T~rng mnouths of Aug. Sept. and Oct.
u wil sel aciPan4os and Organs at LowE8'T
aan PnwIES, Payal.a $25 Casti on a P1.j)
no or $10 Cash dn an .Organ, with the 1
olance in three rfionths, wLT!IbUT xxTa.
sr.
VItAT 'Do) T617 SAY TiOT1Ite'4ERN
Wri' for 'fllser' aed C anoge an(l
low Price Listt for' alogu60,an pro- .
are to be astonished.
UDJIDEN & BATES'
SAVANNAH, GA.
Vholesale Piallo and Organ 1)ealers.
July 2;
-l)EA.lRI IN.
3rugs, Medicines, Toilet G~oods, etc.'
wwVwnnBBRO . C. .i
OLOsiN UT
k4T REDUtTI0ZY IN bRXS Q00,6VAND OTION8
6Jr&I4it&o A EiE i6IM "0 . PA' t #T06-k
dT in"hie room for- 1 1f 1 i4d , i-i oher the emair of od'
Spring and'ffmmer Goods at COST to'0ABHBUY R$
Perthshire Lawis at 71 .ent8%..
Pacific Lawns at 12 cents.
Lace lun' s at 22J cei.
Linen tngo of differeit grades.
Dress' odds of various style and pil
%r'-fdas Cloths at i7 cents.'
Wi.bte Piques, all prices."
06titennial Stries froi 7j cents u#.
. . A Lot of Edgiugh froM 21'e''it's 1. - 1
Lot of'Aibbons to be ild', fpr what they will bring, as' we desire to
close out t rip'artoqr stock.
Best UniTtindried Shirt in the World at'871'cin60 e"16.
knother grido at 72J cents, and all other goods in proportion. -
1?ememb .#fU 46ove prices are for cash on the spot. %Uy, 0111ibio be
irged to aay'dile Vithd6't 'W ada'fibe. No exceptions i&.
441
lre ELDER ; co
Lily 10
mmEAT BARGAINS Xld SI-03S AT
MIMYNAUGEEPS.
AVING purchase'd a nice line during the ilGEn decie iill ofMDr
groat itidubeihens to the trade for the next th'tity days b'efoi'4takind
ock.
AL good 12 Thread Serge Gaitbr at.$1fu0
,omtthin nice in a Half Cloth at $1.25.
Lo1 paii-s 'ain Shoes at $1.45'
3omlthing nice in' Half Cloth and Kid Buttoned, very low for c(i
I Case Brogans at $1.25.
L Case Plough Shoes at $1'.25
tIFE BESU 40ODS I. WINNSB ORO FOR T.M PR.Cl
Cases Woman's Polkas at 85e,'06, and $t.OK,ffaf ow their actual
.ie. 100 Pairs Ladies Cloth Gaiters at OV', $1,1rJ auo, 2 'e'duce
ock. 110 Pairs Pebble .rain Shoe6 at $1.45, $1.60 anW 1180
ff and'Calf Sfies at $.45, $1.6 and $2.00. The best isi's Giain
Itonid Shoo ii the State for $1.2'6
]'in, Glass and Crockery Ware. These (oods I have marked down to
-h'prices that will defy coriipetition.
Fust riceivd fifty Patent Fly Traps. Give me a call before buy'ing,
J- L MIMNAUQv*
ly I- of Low Pices.
ke BeV Ever MPrduced,
HE DAVI S VERTCAL ).~
SEWING MACHINE
IiLNGR4 THE' WORLD TO .PRO.5YCR IT1 TY 4
P0600 REWARD!
~'Ouo'tl olutitudollars2 ay, 9ff0'dEdto amy person that wv 1doXgo
uige of work, and do it as weoll, .on any' other machine as ana b. n'o
"DAVIS VEl(TICA L EED S'W G MAc4.lE" e e ~ipon'p e og
contest will be made wIi any one~ (siring -to conaeo frtIs .it'~3nnc
tard, within a reasonabid time after' written a plic -name
DAVlS SEWINGO5EI 0.,
Lnother li lot ofthe ab6 e Machines ai d trie' Inipi'ee ukc r
J.'O. BOAG, AgoriL.
et anfd Colored Piques, Dress Goods in varie~ IPuli, ik Yatirns
6bn , rrs'cs,,GOlos, $otions, Hosiery, Lace Bonnets,~Buchirig;
ts, Linen and Lace Collars, 'Fiohus, Ties and everything gera
nd in a first-class Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Entalij
. You enliget all you want as easonidifasNi'gd6dean .bogpht
wee .0.BOAG..
Jhesh .Arnals Ewry Win
--AT THE 'NEW STORE.
['1TIOAIppn1 n or.raoanc, Vort'hanttre, Latuice. Lace ana victoria Lawns, ohdekc l'as
[asheeItu, I%n oatl l)e, Iinrs nc sa uug PrInts, allIn newa tyles, Long
pdulaeE"s.'on" ade Ia1tE THlE TIDAl 'wA,7 i RCE AND AFTNN. IT
bO best assortmnt of LACE (oto0vSAD M* n r\toire csty. er for their patronage.
WE IIELI$ I~I CTLY FOR~ CAs.
A~yl tdESPORTES &, EDA d
RGAINI BARiAI*
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LA D I E E BE LESAY to irNrm our
custosh'i and the' pe>lic generally,'
AC )'tt we have piir'chased fromMei-s
OGL6EIM MASTENR BRICE &r CO.2th ir
NID GLOVES en'tW'e stock of
- - A'r'id tbat we will alys keep on
0 fl2~F ~*'h n a FULI:' AVID SELECTED3
FOIMThPIIC $ .0. STOOK;' AIivo ask isGil an
you will'find our sokedpii o
suit.
MOMATEI~ I3BC &CO.J. F. McM~A8TEI & ('
zly 17'~a