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IATUlDAY. January 0, 1 i 168. l New Advertaietnents. Notice-J. Rt. Ifai'Vey, Chairitian, Fire Insuraned-O. Rt. Thompson. Mr. H. 1. McMaster has been botnd over to appear it doit hi Charleton .1 Airil; - AREsTs.-Cmmissioner $toeber visited Ruck 11111 last week anti ar. vested Messrs. John Rattor'ee W. C. I!utchinson, J. L. Walkor, G. A. An derson, F. 0. London, C. E . Cobb and Dr. T. C. Robertson. 'Ahe evidence was so flimsy that ha discharged them all. MorO money andI ncbody iurt. Mr. Thomas Sloan, an old citizen of this county, died on Sunday last, at the residence of Mr. James Sloan, of paralysis: He was hi the eighty-third year of his fAge, and had spent his en tire life In Fairfield. Ito was univer sally esteemed, and leaves a large cir cle of friends and kindred to mourn his death. tL'tioou.-The Rev. John E. Pressly, D. D., of North Carolina, is visiting friends and relatives in Winni ioro. Dr. Pressly is the father of the Rfev. Neill E. Pressly, tie missionary af the Associate Reformed Chi-rch to Alexico, who married in this placei ''he Doctor will conduct divine ser *Ice in the Associate Reformed Church on to-morrow at 11 a. m.and7 p in. bivine services will be hold. in the Baptist Church on to-morroW at I I t. in. and 3 p. n., by the lIov. Joa ). Mahon. Sunday S'chool every Stnday at 3 p). in. THE MOUNT ZION BOCIETY. Annial Meeting and Election of Offlcers New Mainbers Adaitted --A Tribute to the ,ate, James B. McCans, Esq. .-rho Society .Dinner. The annual meeting of the Mount Zion Society was held in the Town Hail on Thursday morning. The Society was- called to order by 11. A. Gaillard, Esq., President, and- the min'iutes of the last meeting were.read I and confirmed. The following-named gentlemen made application for tiemnbership and were unanimously elected: Dr. R. B. Ilanahan, Dr. T. B. Madden, Thos. H. Ketchin, G. A. White, W. 11. Kerr, J..C.- Caldiwoli. Judge Win. R. Robertson, on befmlf of the committee appointed to prepare an appropriate tribute to the memory Of the late James B. McCants, rose and spoke'as follows: fr. President: If the society will in(lulge me I will take this occasion to bring to its notice an event that catmot falil, to italpress thle inld of'every mleml ler. Sinice our 1.last anniversarv death has enitered our ranks and taken t 'fronm ns oneo of' our iliost pIroiiiait 1111( use ful inetmher's. and, asdgnied to him an othercen' Sot'l~O' life, a: dli ler staigc of ac.ion.- Oh- the' twent y-eighth dayt of' Mlarch hist. anid ini thec sixtv'-sixtha yeara 4)1' his aege, alt his hmomemc, ini tihe bosomin of his own, famiiily. and sironnded by1 sympa lat hizintg trienid, our1 late pre'Lsi dent, Jaines B. McCauts, brezathued ont huis lifte-paid the last debt of' nature. Th'lis illterpositionm of Priovidencee, to wh'lose dlecrees wec shouild subinlt, wvithi fr'om aniongst us oneC who was adimired~ for' his imany v'irtue and 11( much es leenmed for his aniiabile and-estimable <qnalities. Th'le deceased was a native of Fair field district, horn of woa'thy and respectable par'eun.s. his ancestors wer'e anmong the early sottir of this counitr'y, and po0ssessed those traits Which seldlom fail, to manifest them selves in the line'oeffotlspring-givinig eergy to char'acter',-and puttinlg it ini a great measure b~eyond( the control of conltinagencies and external cond(itlonls .of- life. These traits seenm to haveI been31 tr'ansmiittcd ill a very strikingi degree- to' the subject of tis notice. Having im early lifd' been thrown chily npon01 his owln a'e'ources by his' <mer'gy, ind(ustryi anid fr'utality he ac cnimulated, tand has left. behlind him for' tmh upport and en~joyiliht of is wif'e and cild cren, a compeatenit and. hand 801m1 fortune. Ais a citizen he was ever promp~t to dischar'ge every public duty ;. as a ..neighbor, he) wais kind and( ,onlciilt ing, anad as a fatherm, humsbannd, son anid br'othmer, kimid anad' affectionat( lit tlse liighest degrmee. I knew imi long and knew him well.. We were classmates at school' no0w near forty-five year's ago, and en joyed veryV Intimate relaitionis with each other. He is now gone-the King of Terror's' haS claimned hhn as his victim. It is not my purpose to pronounc6 an eulogy 01n the life and veuesof~ 011u' deceased fienid iad'assoantebut siamply to calli the attenltion) of~ this 86eref v to this afiluctive dlispensatlon. of Providence, and to ask it .to di~rect. that the paiper which I'nowV haird up shall be fied with tiie'arhlv'es of"tihe Socio ty, and' insci'ibed on a blank-- page of' the book of its niinutes: In Memcnoriam. JAMES B. McCANTS. Born 9th August, A. D). 1814e' (Graduated at tile So. Ca. Colig6,; December',-1841. Admnitted to thme lBar, December, 1841. Commiissioner ini Equity from 1843 to 1852-; -Elected 'a member of' Mt. Zfbn Society iln 18-18. Elected a trustee of Mt Zion Instituto in 1856 - A member' of tile So, Ca. LIklturer froem 1858 to 1865. IPresident of the Mt. Zion Society from 1870 to'-1880. TIepar'ted tis life 28tli March, A. D.' 1880, Alged '65 ycears, 7 months, 10 'd'd's. .On amotloan; the )nehor'ial submnitted b'y the6 ' committfee" was uainouimtsly adopted,' and or'ddred to be Inscribed b upon01 tile mfhmlt-book of the Society. Tile uasual *eleetionl of officers wasI then-- held, anid the 'following-namned genltlemen were- uinanisly ro, elected: President-Hl. A. Gailhir'd. - Shnior Warden-A. S. D~ouglasS. Junlir WVarden-Jamnes Beaty. Secr'etarmy andTea~iirer-G. H. Me.' Master. TrmusteeA' of Mdnnt 2I'on Institutb:' Ji&; I.1 Rioen. Janies Beaty, Dii. -T. Ti lralco. The President apointod the follow ing IUilldibg Committee: b. R1. Flen niken, T. i. R.hbertson, J.:F. MoMas. ter, Janes Q. Davis, Jno. S. Reynolds. The Trustees reliorted that they had i re-elected Mr. I6 Meats havis Princi- f pal of Mount Zif lInstittite, and thel i action was conAirmed .by the Society. , At three o'clock the Society ad- b journed to the Winisboro Ildtel whero h handsomo dinner was serted and of course much e.njoyed, .TIII PoLII2-cIAL f11ROUA'ff0kV. A Timely Call to the Demoerfts of South Ourolina. From' tirO News and dourtor. Three of four huitdied persons have becu arrested In South Carolina for tences under the e'lection laws, and will b6 tried at the April sessioi of the United bstates Circuit Catfit in Charles ton. With few exceptions the accused are white Democratse The evideile S agaiust most of them i of the flinsiest character the witnesses on whon tile ft Qovernmefit felles being negroes who wil giviear to Ritytflig and everything p at the nod of their local leaders or of an United States offier. - They will b have a fair trial, as, under existing laws, the juries cannot be packed. But iv this is not enough. The whole ex pense of the. defence of the prisoners c imust be borne by those who got the benefit of the elections out of which the arrests arise; tihat is, by the Demo crati' altizens of South Carolina, the wl)itd people of the State. It is inmiaterial-whether' the accused are innocent or guilty. For .us It is sufficlent to know that the arrests are made because the Republicans were ( pvcpt out of sight and hearing In South Carolina last November. . The white people, with thWiih co *oed allies, 3 were determined that the victories of 1876 and 1878 should be repeated and 2 made complete. This was the cvy everywhere, and what was caffed fof' was done. Silence gave consent. t ,would be unutterably base to deny to tli6se vbi6 are in . danger, in. conse quence of public denands and personal 1 expcectations, our encouragement, our support and any sort of suc0cor that is iteeded. Turning over a new leaf for the fu- C ture does not require of any one that he desert and betray those who served the State in the past. Qui facit per alltmfacit per se.. The cause of the I accused Democrats must be the cause of the white people of South Carolina, whatever come of It. This is due to them and to ourselves. I -Wmn. II. Pullen, Fowlerville, Mich., says: I have not rested better for months than I did last night. The "Only Lung Pad" has helped ine won derfully.-&ee Adv. * -Chas.- I&.* Rossiter,- 195 Summit St., Toledo, Ohio, sflys: I would not take one thousand dollhws for my Ex celsior Kidney Pad, if I couli not, get anotier. I* have gained in thee months thlioty pounds. -Sce Xrv. * FIRE INSUIANcE. INAU.1E YOUN I6 FE R YtJ. ' "iHE following-name~d good combianies Sare representoIt by tuo~ uindersigne~d: '.I - Li v. rp .1 Loniton .1 & Gl b. the Un .1i w i..rs'. t.:..- Germaania. thte Manaan ar, the W.iertowvr ,the- Pcetersburg havings,; -oaan~iy, the Niaara2 r Thei rates on dwellingsi are unprc+u dently low. Oflice at Messrs. J. F. Mc Master & Co.'s 0. R. 'tHOMPS~ON. jan 29-aw~ Imn MoTIOE. OFFxcE COU1NTY COMMIssIONEnS, WINNSDOnO, S C., Janiuary 28. 1881. 1iHE County Commissioners of Fair sold .I County, under an Act of the Legis lature, approved December 24, 18b6i, ex tending the provisions of the fence law to Townships Nos. 6 and.6 of Fairfield Coun ty, without an' election, wvill let out, at B17thc~ood,' on the 22d of Febriftry, at ii pnblic outcry to the lowest bidder, the I line of fenco fro'. the junction of Tiown ships Nos. 8 and 9 to the Kershaw line. s And on the clay following, 23d of Februnx- ( ry, at TAW. Shigh'simill, thA line of fence 2 from the junction of Kershiaw and Rich lail counties to the line of'No. 6 Town ship;.at 10 o'clock a m. each day. Terms made k'novin on days of letting out. J. lR. HARVEY, jan 29-t lxtil Chmun. Bd. Co. Comn. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. rlj'HiE opartnership heretofore exidintg .Ub~tween the undersigned and'ecarL riod on in'the town of Winnsboro, Joun tv of Fairtield, State of South Carolina Innder the namo' ad style of SUGEN. HIEIMERI & GROE IIELa, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, by ther withladwal of De' fugenheinmr. The busia ness *111'be contirniedl by Jostephi Groes schel, who assumes'all'llabiHies, and col lects all debts une the late flrm:., ii. 8UGENH EIMER, J. GRO~ESCHEL. January 24, 1881. NOTICE. I respectfully in feri th'o ,public thiatl will continue business at the o'1d staonde for the next t.hirty days. At the expM tion oif that- time I will be found at the old staind of S. WVolfe. All peg~ons in- - cleb'tod-to the late firm of Sngenheimer & Grdesebael are requested to come forivard and settle at once, as the business of the a firm must be cloed~ up. 1tespeea. GROE~dHIEL, NOTICE. I hereby Inform my friendul asyi cas. tomers that I will hereafter 'be found at the~o1i1 stand in Gerig's building, who'ec (2 Iwll cdht.inue business. Reospdotfully, ( jan 27 B. SUGENHTEIMER. 1 Fesh Drtigs (and MedIcines. It'ASTOR OIL, Blitestone, Borax, ( y. l \..en Pepdr, La ctoriepts~ne, Jiiath Sp dnges, .onghisyrupa?. Soothint, Syrups, B Run$,' Perr imery, Oinohonidia, Qui. niji, Tuttat', Gilder's an 1 Str(.ng's Pills, Essenco Ginger, Capsine Plasters. ALSO, -Onion Sets. PVdpared 0oeon, (fannry Seed. Gun Piswder Tea, Tlyson ea, P'ow ddred Black Popper, Machine Oil, &e. Just received by MoMASTER, BRICE &~ 1ETC1IfN'. nor 201 dLaylnlpiiideolved by .linitation, a The accouda agaInat the concern must be presented 'immediately siid tihose in. debted are r(44tigted to mnalo pIompJt set. I tiempn t: *(. U. (*. besporties is author 'ised tdeipt fbor the, samee. U. G. O)ESPORTES, e - : ..J. R.- MONT$.' Ja'nary 1, 1881.. [ t *NOTICE. Orvicn or Coumr TbnASUaER, WNI-snono, S. C., January 21, 1881, A OTING tunder instructions from the' C3. Comptroller Oonoral. I hereby dve otica that all parties owning or htving a ihtorest in lands now on the l1it of de nquent lands, or in any lands heretofor6 rfeited to the State for the non.payment f taxesi and' which have not been sold 3r taxes or reclaimed, except such lands a wete forfeited prior td 1878-79, may e redeemed on the paymenl of the taxes hlieh may be duo and unpaid thereon, ith. costs, but without penilties: Pro kled, said pAyment s4hall be made on or ofore the 81st day of May, 1881, a pro. ided for in the Act ot' the ,Genoral As )mbly, approved December'4, 1880. JAMES Q. ,DAVIS, jan 22-txiln County Treasurer. NOTICti. iLL persons hrdbbted to me for ipplies, etc., ard fequested' to coei )rward at once and imake prompt aymnents Ns I anticiptte a change in usinessj otherwis6, their accounts 'ill be handed to a Trial Justice for >lleetk/n). WI. 11. DONLY. jan 22 FRINS SUPPLY F New Crop NEW ORLEiNS [OLASSES, best I- the market, and rups of all grades. ALSOQ A ffne'disortmnent of AISTNS, OUTRON, ANNED PEARS, P'INEAPPLE 'EACH ES, GRATED COCOANUT, SINGLASS, GELATINE. Also, a good quality of OAT MEAL, 1i five pou n d packages GIVE ME A CALL. D. R. FLENNIKEN. dco 25 REHGRO'_rRIE8! IJGA RS, assorted. Coffees, JIho, Laguayra anda Old1 Gov'. .Java. tio anid Otd' GoVY.- JavaL Rloas~ted1. 'eas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder ud Young Hlysonm. CANNED GOODS& Pears, Peaches, Pinecapples, To-, matoes,-'Salimn, Corned Beef, Deoviled lamn amrd Turkey, Sardines, &c. M~'acaronui and1 Cheese, Ginger Prfo arves, Pin Head Oat Me! al,- Coopet kelatine, Mustard, Black Pep)per and1( rutmeigs. Balawin Catsup, Cross & Black rell's (Ghow Chow, Emplire Chow ihow, A'sorted.Pickles, Lea & P'er in's Worcdstersh ire Sauce. J. F. McMASTEIR & CO: sept 14' BARGAINS W1 F have bought largely this'e son und 11( niiust haive mUoney to ottlo our bills. We" tho'refor'o ofe SPEcrk'L BA RGAr~f. r> casif ~m;Ihasers. Th~so' who come arly wvill se'cure tile ,hIoice oif air(Icles. We respectfully r'eqjuest those who 'swo its to comre forwjard anid paty upl. Ve helped them in their ned and'e x cot them to 1help us5 irkours. TIhe old ear~ has closed and all accodists should 0. -AbS- ... I Jr. All ivhn have jobis in our sh~op of Vatch'es, Clocks anid Je welry, shodd all and1( get them, and save the 'sfllno rom forfeiture. jan 11 89.- 1881. ings Monu'tain Mlitary ' Schuool, YOIKVXLLE, S, C.* ThE'5ECOND 8EMjION o' ihe 'twenty-. sixth ye.r willi begini ebruary 1st nd lose Junae 30th, 1881. TRM PEa SERsION: o~r Heirfli E oiods'i. e . Board, . Tamitin, Y~ashinig? Fubi and. Lighta, -, - . $100.00 urgeon's fee unel use of b'iooks, 6 00 For Ciroula'rd - containhin- full ifornm onapyto-COL. A. COWARID, doo 2--ifo1- ,Prineipal. f' LUDDEN & .1ATES' 86UTIERN MUSIC HOUSE. 0 1 'H'U MUSIC HOUSE OF THE SOUTH REMOVAL TO OUR No*w Double Store An Iminense Music Temple. ' Two large stores, each 30 feet front and four stories high, fronting on three streets and filled from collar to loft with musical supplies. Nothing to compare with it in the Southern States. A BIG STORE, A. BIG STO(CK, A BIG TRADE, A~OES TO OMEvZ During tho ILn years sinceo our estab lishmont of our house to have developed the music trade of the South to a won derful degree, but as yet we have only be gun. Wc Rce, not. miany yeari ahead, a business of a million a year, and to take care of thiR enormous trade we have pro vided our pidsdt mamniotli warerooms. Fall trade 188t' will be imm'ense. We are ready for it. For months our senior part ner has been at the North con'racting with Piano' and Orgari manufacturers for instrumthtd. Ile bas concluded most advantageous contracts, and the Pianos AM Organs are "coming, coming" 100,000 more, by cvery steamer. New Styles, New Prices, New Terms, Ncw Store, Now De parlrure. SPECIAL OFFEl, FALL 1880. Cash prices with three Months credit. During months of Aur-. Sept. and Oct. we will sell- PiaTos aL d Organs at LOWEST CASu Pnion; payable $25 Cash on % i ano or $10 Cash on an' Orga:t. with 1io balance in thr'co months, wlTnoUT INTElt EST. WHAT DO YOU SAY TO THIS OFF2t'? Writo for Illustrated Cftai.Lgoes and Now Price Lists for Fall 1860 and pro. paro to be astonished. LUDDEN & BATES* SAVANNAH, GA. Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers. july 2T And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder .and Urinary Orgain.s by wearing th~s .Inpr)Ioved Excelsior 1Eid ne~y Pad It is a marvel for healing and relief. SIMPLE, SENS;IBLE, DIlWCT,-l!AIN LESS, POW141tIUL. .It cifres here nll else iails. A Reve lation anid Rlevoluioni in Medicine. Ah) sorption or direct application, as opposed to unsat isfactory internal medicines. Send for our treatino on Kidney t'row!Yle8, sent free. 'i his i the Origimn'al anmd Oenumino Kidney Pad. Asic for ii and'ta'kono other, At wholesale in Chanrles'ton, S. C., by Dowie & Moise, Whlelel ])r nggists. Sold by dlrnggists, or sent by mail, on re ceipt of pice, $2. Addro.s'. Thue "'Onilv" l.uug Pad (Co., doe 21-txihn C=. .LUG PAD' ('ures by AIBhOhs. a U (Nature's way. LL LUNJ)IsEASES, LL THRIOATI DISEARES5, A IREAI'HINGTIULE. It Drives inlto the systemi curative agents and healing med icintes. It draWSd fromn thne diseasecd parts the 1Yohidna that cause ( oath. Tlhousands testify to its vftues'.' Yun camkbe Relieved alid Cured. Don't dpagad .until ymu'. havb tried thife Sensible,' Easijly'Applied affd ]t AICA L LY EFFECTUAL Rtemedly. Send fai ; tos timonials anmd our book, *'Threo-Millions a Year." Sen't freol At wholesale in Charldkt~n, S. C., by Dowie & Moise, Whmolesato Druggists. Sold by D~rugglsts or abut by mail'on receipt of price, $9.110, by., The "Onl '' unPd.o .c 3Villiams ATeck, JZetroit, Midh. Li'gl(est Rsh a od M ACH IN E C.,...~ af ap64-Nu eHARLE&.ST. SALT lMORt0, bor'o, 8. C. -.lc 21-ly J. E. MODONALD; ,.ATTORNEY AT LA W, NO.'3 LAWJ RANSGE, WINNSIIonlo, S. C. CT'' I'Hoar of Court R~odsee, .jan:v2. TAKE NOTICE. 1NtNNEMBEU1 TEi PLA CE OF P. Lafllockor & Bro, THEY are losing out their entire stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS of aN descriptions at expecially low prices.0 CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!! To make room for our Spring Goods, wo will close out all I [eavy Wool Gar ments, consisting of Suits and Ov'er coats, regardless of their value; FUrnxsnik*t GOODS, which wo will also close out eunally cheap.' A call for inspection is cordially in vited an(d satisriaelioin guarinteed inl every respect. P. LANDECIEM? & BRO. jan 1 SP'l0CIT inducomients to eustomers . wamntingr WIKTER GOODS. It will pay to examine and( price our jstock of Dress Goods. FlanInels, Cas simeres. Jeans, Bhinkets, and all ot her goods, as~ they willhle sold cheap). We asle t-lte attcitioni of the ladies to otn CLOA KS AND DOLMANS, icit~ will be closed out at LOW CLOTIUING Tf BOT TOM FIG URIES. A smullh lot of (C:petir.. wvhkih wiill be clos~' (out. at 1U\ 110 Ai N'S. 31cMASTi'EII, UCE & lImTCIl1N. jan 1C> ------- (4J, Y.ESI! 011,. Y ES! rj'H E.ST QNE MOUNT.\lN CORdR.Wi g. .1 KEY hsas comoc an'i is still coniing. If you want good Whiskey and good Segars, call at .CLE!NINT~~ 'S HOGUSE, next door to W R, ll'oty &Co. Ire koo jM the best of everythsinig. TIho best Nat han's Old Cabinet Whsiskesy. Tihe.es Gibson's Whiskey. Tiho best Ten .Cents Sogar. T1he b)est Yiv Cents Siegar. Andl, abovo all things, the beat Dinner fafr40 ebnie. And if you come into town between I I arid 1 o'clock, and. aro hstngry, call at Clondining's for a~drink, andl ho will set upl a free .hi''ch'. for yon. Ol.'ndining keeps a mnoral anda ue hour~o. dec 0 COL UMI ATIOT EL. !.wanam~E *', DON" Until You T_ - Y STOCK of Furniture, which ivil U esl accordinig to (nality, an0d for temeniber that. aill my goods are warra lEnrouldre elseQIwirie', then coie to tle best, sleelio and canl buy cheapir. 13. war, lilythewood, White Oa1k, Woodwl and Yor~k. This is at recomlneulationl c . A iew siplily o' Window Slhades, WV I'raines, Chroiots, I lat Iacks, aild Booki The larg'1est 1 ij) supply ofI'l' Tii Chambelr S ber Suits , Call i iseet ihei. A new alv. Doni't luv a Allielahio ituerlv bee it id likes it. Itemember that, most of puiflIed have but little Ierit. I'lhe one x tiniiand vexatiol, is noispless, in it. Rriinteimbr lie Iold 3Mial was aw; Over eiglyt collpe(itors. 1 ai refer vc always given entlire sat isfactioi~. lleim Sash Factorv. A'] orders enti'iutIed to I I 1t(o10west hlt''s. rnitur iie neatfy rep prepared to mak,11(o oriler. Lumb11,6r aMR ing I achinie Neille.s and titticillnelts l me. Don't CHil to call before purchasin', T HE LATES SEWING MADHINEa LARGE ATM,. NOTSETESS'J. SETTING NEEDLE_, THREADING SHUTTLs., WINDING BOBBIN. ELr.4MAlT rN nis, A. & . I. AL.FCRD, C, 0 Guth C a Ib c'. Gtac 25,00 0 WORTI OF GOODS TO lIE SOLD AT VERtY NYKALL PROFTS,. NOchanie ncccssary to be miado in 0our business, for' the reason that we are gaiing ground inistead of losing, ad if this good trade of ouris continues, the bait, throwui out will lGecome so taited with skipper's, that the parties ho~ldinig the hiac wilJ be met with the sadl fishermn's lutck. Wae extend a cordial invitation to one and aill to call and1( sco us. SUG ENIIEI.El & GRONtSClIEL. niov :25 Gi R AT W E havo now in stor'e thie lI-ugos stockh ever1 pur'(l~lchas by us, and~ lubich will b)0 disposed'of at'low Driy Goods, . Clothing, Hat. Shoes, Gr'ocorios. Brtidl's. Saudd os, Han ed, Rodl Loaithor, H-artfoss Loauther &c. Wo aro not given to "BLOWING,' bu't can truthfully say we are offer ing solid bargaifns, and will bo glad to see you. U. 0. DESPORTFS, nept) 20 SIW&VI'NG S ALOON. --~0 T f lIE uindersifrned begs leave to say Ict t Innhe huid tat ho is no0w run. ninag a first-class ShavI ing~ Sptloon .ht 1eery respect. None bunt comapetopt, and e (xpert wvor'laneni arei. pjployed, and those who will favori us with their custom' are guairtanleed satIsfactIon. h A IR-{.CUTTINGr D~ono in the latest and ncue0ltefylY. Don't forgot to ,eall and give mo a tial, and i will pleuaso. you., - . .. .M ..McCALL, Opposlie Dv. Aikein's D'rug ktore. I be the ilargest, handsomest anid cilcp design and workmanship unequaled(L ited to be ats relreselited. Price your lrst-class store whero you will have 1 ho ar in mind (hat I ship goods to Ridgd krd's, Bhickstock, and as fIar as CesteIr r the quality 11and pic of my goods; ill Pockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Picturo Shelves, chicaper thai the chieiapst. t5 inado to Imatclj Cottage Intd Cham Slpply of Sewilig Machinos as wood as .use your mother or yotir neighbor has the *iachiies that arc .imost largely oil want is the onle that. %vill saVo vou !A light and will last a I lng tii 1. 1 have ikl6d to one ot'the Machiics'S rv preselt u (o many that are usiig it, m1d it has imber that I am agen. fut a Door auf noe will have prompt,~ acttentionl gpo )It. sired. at. 11o.derInte prices. I am also I Shhigles for sale atl. small profits. 8e'w id pari s of Mbachines can1 h had I lroigl elsewhere. It. V. PHILLIPS. f I RIUM.PH. ATTENTON the cotents7f1nI Dry Godsan ' sive 0old, anft(11or ti. Coriedt~o01 Cashmeo'e s a w or ltligtoea.cost. ,aweitel t Black Aah cs at Nw York cot. Black Alpacas at i %CV tYoaf co01a !lt. Colored Alpacas at New York cost. All kinds of Dross Goods at-New' Y Sork cost. .Triming Sal11s (ll' shadks) at. New York cost. A full line6 of Cassinieres at New York cost,.. Water-proof Cloths at Now York cost. TO~ HOUSEhEEPAERS: Table Linen at New York cost. Napkins at New York cost. Doylios at Now York cost.' Towvels at New York cost.' BUTTONS I BUJTTONS ! Ladles' and Gents' Hlosiery, Unider.. wear' and Gloves; all at N'ew Yoi1k cost. Buy your' Spring and1( Snmmer11 Dr'esses, .Jacqet~es. Swiss, . V jetorla in gs, and Inisertings to trini tllenJ'witi All at New York cost. Vo havo no0 spaco to eniuijneraite fu~r. thoer. WeV wanit to sell out <wery thing. no01 usually keypt ini a .1'lanItatiolI tuip ply Store. THlJS is NO IIUMBUG. -Call and pricos will convinec. von. Anld be sure and 1)ring .tile CASh, as 'no goods will be charged. F. Elder & Oo~ dleO 30 TIHE' PEOPILES - IYUTUAL RELIEF ASSOd:A TION r I MIS is an issoc'iatiorn of-bulsiners 1".en' who, for .their ,iutual proiection, contribute --tow ards a funtti, so as1 in caso of deatth, stheir fatiillies may re-. oeivo .fromi $2.f.90 to $5,Oin', according to amfount Lof c ortilleato. This Is one of' theo best plana of life insuranco. You pry s you go, just like fire insurl1anlo, and( with I ng c~1lyep. enco oven, as you pay by smrall ihsta mnonta ditring the yout. . Wa refer to ti oso best aoq uinted with us, viz : mem ers in Fai 'iold: G. U I. Me.. MIaster, thas. A. Brlce, Juo B. pavis. D. R.- Fhenritkon, 1.. Sugepnij, 3. W MoOreighit. Jno. J. Neil, ' h na L. b son. J. Clondining, Rl. B3 Janahan, RC Means Daving. Jas. Q. Dlys.. Ay? (en' that shotild hiketo b enn a me'rlor i aipily to ,.BA oot 2 - . - -DAgent1 - ~b8or'Ibe to T1s N Its tY.t .00') a year.'4.