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IT U%. AN, U41A -D wA"SNIORO, S. C. Tam Ncw York Herald still Insists that Roscoe is tt1c nqa. to start a thir<,1 pa rty. .m.v TImIMEN would not he Senator Of he had ia lease of life for ki hundred years, EEaRf ak LeanuIA up' I roqnmi a sh e Alrat American horse that bas won the Derby since the races were 'Ustituted a hwiunred years ago. Zianjdaid doesn't .exactly know -what to say about it. 4T costs sbout as Much to CarlyI a 4bushel of corn from Coinlia to Blackstoek as It does to take a .bushel I from St,. Louis via Nev Orleans to Europe. Competitlop is the life of trade. JEF.-FEsON DAVzs, In his book, sits down pretty heavily oi Joe jo.biston and Beauregrd., the former for gen erally disregarding Instructions, and the latter for losing the bittle of .6hiloh after Sidney Johnston had won It. He P.s liows conclusively by iletters of the .members of the original Confederate Congress that Toomba was not the first choice for President. 11e would have appointed Hon. R. W. Bar~nwcll Secretary of State had not the SouthiCrol ina delegation nominat ed Mr. Memminger for the treasury -The book is adinirably written, and. it stands ont for the right of secessio totie bitter end. Mr. Davis is seven ty-thre years old, but still has the firt .of youth about him. Polies of the Week. The Readjuster Convention has mc it Virginia, and, after two day ,wrangling, -has nominated a ma named Cameron for Governor. Tih contest was very bcated at. first, sevei al candidates being in the field; and t one time It looked as If there would b :a split. Mahone swayed the conventio absolutely, -Seven hundred and thirt delegates were present, of whol seventy-five were .olo~ed. Riddl berger was not placed. Conkling sei Mahone a telegram expressing symp thy with his aims. Whether this wi help Mahone with Garfleld Is a qtuc tion. The Virginia Democrats w: soon have their ticket in (he field at the battle will begin. The Repub ,cans have not decided whether to he ort Mahone or not.. boie i The contest In Albany is still n to tle decided. Conkling still holds I vtine thirty-five followers. The half-bree OU siave about sixty votes,but they cani ll combine on any'one nan. -The Dv ocrats still hold aloof, while the ha breeds profess to be jubliant; the at warts say ,that their opponents w never be able to combine on anybod and that Conkling will hold the key the situation. -Governor Corne] turned olit of office by H~aye..- . In re venge Conkling mnade- Cornell gover .nor. Now Cornell refuses to take any. definite standt;, and,. while he p~rofesse's .triendship.and loyalty to Conkling, he allows himself to-be voted for, and is really the most prominent man in the rr ce. This looks like base ingrati tude. -The Republican menmbers of the New York Legislature appear to be a pack of precious scoundrels.. While Conkling's power was at its flood they fawned upon him like so many a~patulels. Now that he is down, they all give him a kick, hoping to be re warded by Garfld. No decent man ,cgn have any respect for such out rageous ingratitude. It is predicted that this quarrel will defeat the IRepublicans In Ohio In October, and Governor Foster, who desires to succeed himself, is in soe .alarn. Thurman is mentioned as the Democratic c adidate for Governor In that State. It would be glorious if he eould be elected. The election for Congressman to succeed Hion. M. P. O'Conor from tihe m,cconfd district takes place on thle 9th instant.- Mr. Dibble, of Orangeburg, the Democratic candidate, would make a good representative. Mackey pro tests there Is no vacancy, but has shrewdly arranged that the Itepubli cans shall vote for him anyhow, so that he may have two chances for get:ang theo office. It is uncertain now whether the IRepublicans will control the next Congress, owing to tihe lIe pubjican split. An unslcrupunlous ie publicani majorityv Is Mackev's chanice. Otherwise Mr. X)ibble will got tihe seat, unless the D~emocrats do0 not turnl out on Thursday. PuOJHIBITION IN CHA~u.Orr.-Pr~o. hibitlon went practically info effect in Charlotte on the first instant. The liquor dealers of that city procured an order fronm Judge Shipp requiring the Mayor to appear before Judge Eure at Columbus, P'olk county, ott (he 24th * ultimjo, and show cause why an injunuc tion should not be issued againist en forcing the recent prohibition ordi niancos adopted by tihe board of alder men. Mayor Dol~olfo, and Col. Ii, C. Jones, as attorney, went to Colum bus on behalfof the city, and W. ii Bailey, Esq., on be halIf of the liquor dealers, Jludge Eure refused to grant the InjunctIon, and, therefore, the or dinances went Into operatIon at the time contemplated. The defeated par ties have appealed to the Supreme Court, but that does not stay the effect of the ordinance. Tihe Democrat, fl'om which we get the above Information, learns that thme wholesale llqunor deal ers and the wholesale lager beer deal ers wvill nowv contest time ordinances as regards t hemr branch of theo business. -In Paris many scamps when ar rested feign ep>ileptic attacks are car' riedi by the po1 ice into near-by drug stores whiere tirey are left 1in th'e hands of' a piyslceip. -WVillimburg coullty has cotton . ith forils and shanpes well4eve)oped. -amlden1 h shipled 19,1-J7 bales tio i. seasoii atgairi0t'J,627 for. the last to nIe. lie -1res-haw count-y has paid $2,- ge 126.9 in May taxes, agaust $1.O49.40 ast ay. col --'le peaiches are dropping. from .(II vhe branlches in Unim except those on ha lie old trees. sel --The 1Rev.Thomas Woird White-bas :3 >een elected pl:esident of the urvnlia ali ceilalle ,.ollege. -.--Jolm Fridav. Colored, w.s4 arrest- ft eu in Aikent on 'Tuesday by the sheriff ci4 for cairrylig a pistol, I. -The Plelctto Rifles of Aiken have resolved to go to file Yorktowni Celt teiiarl. Twenty-eigh t men lhave vol *unlteered to go. i0 -The May Collection (if -taxeq -in Chester couity amouited to about $8,000. Tihe coilection11 for t-he same time -last -year was a-bout -6,000. -It is rumored that a colo.:ed man t was killed at Williston, Barnwell .county, by two white boys, One day last week. t -Mr. JaS. N. Poe, of .the Lower Runs section of laruwell county, lost his dwelllng and its entire ccntents 11 last week by accidental fire. -W. C. Benet, Esq., of Abbeville, 0 -hasbeen chosen by the Literary 8o, 11 ciet.ies of Erskine College, an niversal'y 1 orator at the .commencemelit at Due e West on the 29th of June. I --rs. Anna Fleming was found dead in her house near Rich Bill, in Spartanbuirg county, last Satunrday. It is supposed that she died during Fri day night. of epilepsy. -Salmol have reeently to i caught 1 at Gooche's Ferry, on the Catawba River. Fih CIomnmissioner Butler had 1 thousands put in the river about two years ago. --Mr. John Bradler, of Pickens, father of senator Bradley of that coun ty, died at his home, about two miles from Ealev Station, on Monday. Ho was eighty years old at the time of his t death. S-Mr. Nancy McKettrick, of Bor 1 deaux, Abbeville county, died sudden Sly last Saturday, aged about sixty years. Mrs. McKettrick is thle last save one of the kindred of George Mc t Duffle, who still lives. She was the e daughter of Mrs. Reese, a stster of McDufle, and of course was his niece. -Both the Lancaster newspapers, and the people of that County gener n ally, f-ivor the lease of the Cheraw and l Chester Railroad to the Richmoind and it Danville combination. The Chelter . newspapers and the majority of the people of that county, are opIposed to the proposed lease. -G. W. M. Williams, Esq.. counsel for the counit.y commiIissionlers inl their d examli inati)n ot'the conuty's tlancial 1i- condition, intorims tile PeopllItat p nrnwell county will be better y1 at least $16,000 on account of 1 ' ' ( - vestiation. The report, of the ? 4 comitlissioi will iiot be made is until the September Court. ds -A man and two Women116 Welt ot tle Crotwell Hotel, in Newberry,/~ n. ordered dinner. III somne va i suspicious of the clerk were A- S and on examimition he found ,ln his guests were colored and Sed ordered out of time hotel. that By the propriector of the h were tohiat lie hlad beeni impose00 biense, p5lowed tihe p)arty and as - j, feeling tc ~as a white inan. Tht~ , pon, f a ""' a m., z'gyil~hrTm If he money was as good as anybody's -whereuipon Mr. lilkoase assaulted im with a stick, strlkinig several blon~ s.d Blecase was arre-st ed.o -Tho Commissioner. of Agriculture ' is sending blanmks for data in regard to u~ sheep husibanidry~ inl thle State, and ie ques'ts for specimens of native wools to his corr1espond~enlts, the secretaries of granges, anld to sheep-gr-ower~s thlroughout the State, withI thle initen tioni of' preparing a p~amph~let on this industry in Souith Carolina. Th'le inl formation already received gives the assurance that it will be complete amid valuable. In the list of prodlucts, of which specimens were requested by the commissionmer for exhibition at Atlanta, wool was left out. It Is in tended to make a specialty of it and conltributions are very much desired. BaIC- A-a BR4C. -The telephone has reached Eg'pt; G lhpt the Sphinx canniot be induced to say "hello."n ---The king of Zanzibar. travel~s with a four hlundired truniks. The kingmus' be an American giirl. lls --Thme last New England eairthquake turns out to halve been1 nothlin g more10 tan tile noise produced by a big rum e -One can get aln idea of the bound less wealth of this counltry by looking U atatu denior'ms stealing our 'people can s -Gant spleaks of"my old Secretar L of State" w 1th) much I the same famil- ani iarity as lie would speak of "i(m old bull dog." -It appears that Lor'd Dufi'erin will Si not succeced Sir Edwardl Thorniton as Li the Enigli,-h inister' at Waishigtonl. - 'Iiis wiili let. SOmel other duuffer ini. -"Will the coming man ulse both Ch hanids?" asks ani exchange. If lie goes t.o a picnic lie wvili, for lie will have to m~uil with both hands to get thle ticks >fr. - A section of the day of Judgment Gabricil-"Comeo,- Roscoe, get those bones toget heri and hur mry upl-"Yes, yes, Gabe, in just a minute-P'im col ecting Tomnny Piatt; go onl with your' ooting " -A Connecticut man has invenited j abireech-loadlinig pipe, which can be0 6; tischarged and11 reloaded wit hou t being ed 'elighlted amid saves a vast amount of Jai time and miatches amnd v'exationl of' of :pirIt. 1pc It is domiled by time Butler family that time muan who'is to be hiangedl out" west is a connection of thoirs. We 11ope this dlenial w~ill reach the place >f executioni in time to save the 1poor tre fellow~' aineck' bo --Pr-of. At water- has found out thmat here1- Is 110 moire brainl tood in fish than nl meat. is It poss5ible tilen that the ntellect of Boston comies from beans ftlr all Instead of cod fish? An excited old maid in a temper nmce lodge a few evenings sitieo r-cad . nl or'iginial ptoem oimtit led, '"Thie lips . ~hat touch liquor shall never touch rave her threeO cheers. -ie caime into tile. office and said 'ou see, my brother-s are shloemak- h n-s, and theyVjnenided liy shioe8. Nowop v'hlv am I like Joseph, of Biblical his- o ory?' We give It ump. "Why, be. 'ause I was 'q9QI,.y :my .br'others,"n i,1 l0ut.o 0i him wll.1be. .heid; -to -it was because his house was at sed at too high a rate for local taxa. it that Prince Bismarek threatenio remove the seat orgovernitent fron rlit. It is time that this testy old itlenan should he stippressed. -The New York news boys sel >les.of-tfio revised New Testhmiui the streets. That's list what iigh ve Ie' ex)pected. Theyare a ha r of bovs and have no more use i [estaient than a grasshopper has fo isto1 pocket ini his punts. --Two gentlemen there are wih i deeply and truly gratelul tk.r .th mud (,Aust ra jiSed by PIIr. Coiklihn r. i)awes is on1 .of thet And - llM nar Is the other. They got belhi imiediately antd are ntow Rafe 1 aiggehn useitts re-a rrapgi ig thesi~r di dered .watLnW4I s. -The New York flerald says tu ur-filflt is of the bodiesi Illtat reach iI orggue ill Ihau city are szeit there b hiker. If the tlerald Would Lo tile further back, it .w4,uld findi ~ t h le bodies in ivr case attacked tJ hiskey first. Nothing is more pea 11 or less inclined to 'slaughter tI 'hiskey undisturbed. *-AJittlo miss has a graudfath ho has taught -her to1)01e and sh is crush hat. The'other day, ho rer, h1(e cate with ani ordinary sl ie. Suddenly lie Sees the child cot ig with the new stove-pipe wrinki ke an accordeon. /'Oh, grandfal 1," Rihe say, "'this one is very lat 've had to'sit on it, but I can't get nore than half shut.'' -This man is a Philadelphi Vhat i large hat: he wears! The li mt is a sigt of brotherly love. T "hiladelphian is happy, See m hat road smile expands his fepatur hv does the Philadelphian thus rel tis countenance? Itis because N work cnn't have anyi world's fi hiere are many Philadelphialls in t vorld. -"You look so happy that I si pose you have been to the dentist had tiat aching tooth pulled," said Galveston main to a friend with asa en jaw. "It ain't thbat that make look happy. The tooth aches 6 than ever, but 1 don't. mind it 9 is that?" "Well, I feel so !P caise I have been to the 4.. he was out," and the ha - star pigeon-wing Otn the sids ta --They wiere dtscs"e . se tales route swindle at tibi M to - bribe "There is no exeti. his s listenting to mein W " respond them,'" said thl h "I do not kn, -- ? i otB gress Cd (lie VOmt ;r, (vIat Brnfi-li had e tyr have "found mein did % e wanted to bribe to say, o listenl to him to ont wl', , nt business." theme, g ..... filn - ias long sinee awarded g V air Vigor the foi'triost reliable Uair Iestora Ss effectial, agreeable and Yy harimless.. It makes the 1h and Iluxuriant, and old age i thel unfashionable, * fre, SOUTH CAROLINA, cc t OF FAIRFIELD. Esq.. Probale Judge. htti0 E. Starnes hath CoU M m'-lio togrant her let. J. R. BOi Vk" of the estate and E 1by-Fages, deceased: m S ,'i vi and admon. cs of admniistrn 10 h red and cre 'ects of Joseph "- and pear before The~se are,.thorefo ,>bate, \be hold at hi all antd anulr S. C., : ' e 21st n.of tiio sai' ublic . ee secased, that they' b enoor show .e, in the Court of Pi *.why' i ad ritlold Court Houssi' e graniIte y of June, after his 6t of , a.t 11 o'clock in the f< usi5C, .if any they haveo,j*p, imlstraion should not b' Given under my13 hand .me, AneojDomninj 1881. jun 7 -ilxi .BOL ATTENTRh _______ SE HIAVILNG determined to "CL UT" our stock of Spring Dr~ oods, we offer you from this da~ iusual bargains in same. We has complete line of these goods, an Lrties will do well to call, examin d price these before purchasin~ e would also call your attention t r line of Fancy Muslin and Line Lwns. In white goods we are "Ful p." Our line of these goods con its of Linen Lawns, Victori iswns, Bishop Lawns, Plai, Plai< d Striped Nainsooks, Jaconeti Lmbrios, Piques, Plain and Plaim r iss, &c., &c. Laces, Lacet os. Edings, Edhgings, Edg. ~s. LLL AND SEE FOR YOUR SELVES. [cMASTrER, BRICE & KETrCHIN may 7 TAX NOTICE. AUDm'rn's OFFICE, MAY 9, 1881. 'HE books of this omieo will he opei . from Juno 1st to July 20, 1881, t eive returns of personal prop~erty own by each taxpayer on the 1at' (day C no. All male liersons between the ago twenty- one and sixty years are liable t, Il-tax, and will rep~ort accordingly. Por 1110 acomodin~ation of taxpayers ii be at the following places on th ya specified for the purpose of reeeiv Sreturns, viz.. VQodward's, from the arrival of froigh in, June 8th, to departure of south emd passenger train Julne 9th. Whlite Oak, June 10. )urhamu's, Juneo 11, lalwell's Store, June 13. lladden's Grove, June 14. tidgeway, Juno 16 and 16. lear Crook, Juno 17. hlythewood, Juine 18. enninga' St ore, June 20. enkmnsvillo, June 21. tonticello, Jano 22 and 23. Iuokbead, June 27. 'casterville, Jono 28 and 29. 'lease take notice that the ofieo ii rinsboro will l-e elosed during my3 once at the above appointments, And n on all other days during the ap. nted time. I. N. WIThERs, NO I)ANORKtl 1 TAKHto SMAY APPLi PILLS.-ThUy are hlarmglteis to the most delicaet pi'rson. but. so prnetrating that they cler tli: sytem1 of all itapurities, td geitlv y excite OR liver toJ healthy nietlion l'rice 15 eenits per box Hold by all drtggists in tis county. sgLtar , ALi. A pil 8.l8188 Mr. 0. '. 0oorlwin. Ageit-iear Sir: I tab -pleau in stating that I have used your Mei cated tock Feed ol a very pool cow, witl great $ucs3es-. -shB looks much better 3)ow gives a gren t, den ore jnlik, and is nucil Mi oerlor. I therefoto recoi1mid this nedlein r o alt who w1,4h to-improve their 9tck, cat t I an r110st1eS, as it is titily what it is representeil to be. Very resipeel-fullY, A. K AYSlHii. EyAUyrA. ALA., July, 187'. 'Mr. Shoelnfeld: I us'd one ,ctek of your stoc Feed on my cow, with very satisfactory r suits. She had re enitly jropped her calf, all was in orconlon,andby the ulse of You Stock Feed she was rapidly improved in fies and milk. Very respectfilll'. ut.O. 11. DENT, Sold by the druggists of this county, n. of avnih, writest I ai Ill 1ou it ut dili tit-a ponsure to give lily A] it Irll ~.1.~ Pt fit IIItvol or your Liji tes - ov lin nilt :it fn air trial in a niuo her (if eo*es. where It murv-u.eveo; In it 'treitmient of I onll:1is vw.cl Cw'uttntto li ve yiear ilgo in% 3Wilt- wa- 1 r sonte In 1 o sumpt l lon, she had tli en conin, dto her bE-Ii t ictler part of tile lime, for. -ix months Wi ie cic Iever every day atad I lied but lit hto rt of her re'covcry, but. by perseveran Swili ne blessings of G(od, her Lungs are t, i erfectly sound. I gave her no other f edicine than yotus and a cough syrup I I ILvC genera!ly given tdiem together w a Di' strong faith in bota. I succee ed Wn, -1 it number of hopeless coases and regart on. Lung Restorer as a svaluable p.. an V- Please send .1e er express three do- remit 1k nearly out. Send bill of same an( remain, promptly. Wishing you good sue 11 i Yours respectfully . ha. D., DdI A. It. NO .Savaonah, Corner West Broad aind pfatr GeorgIA. ON, G. d. as. Gentlemen it Messrs. Lamar. lia nkin liestorer cured --One bottle of Brewer's me. I will want. me of JIronclitIs in a w tend keeping it lin m. a few more bottile o onsider it a valua. m11y house anl the lime etfully, ble mediine. Yu iN1 Y DAVIS. ineticini. ~ Of tis county. g 8old bty the -- - --- . -----9 IT, WILY IIESITATE? n RTioug /I.D1 WOMAN Is FnEi ax Joy 0disloverkes lookliag to the Jelloration of hp human race. if, hlloph rto higher contldetition thntt S81's Fe'ile lIegtilator, "Woman uis I By it woman is mrancipate i a.'less lis peculiar to her sex. lie. rc power all irre(gtlalrities of the li in. ensest cures "whites." suppression . menssand removes uterine obstruc It cusea .constipation and strengthens d stem, braces the nerves and purifes- the It ever fails, as thousands of women Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfleld Atonta ()a., rice $1 50 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. UOMARj.ts, Ga., June 28, 187. I have been selling Iiradfleld's Female flegu. lator for years,.And It still continues popular Ati evidence of its being all claimed or I. I can recall ilstances in which it afforded rel ef after all the usual remedies had failed. 8, J,.QASELS, Druggist. MACON. GA., Nov. 1, 1879. Dr. C. J. Afot1tt- Dear Sir-We have been handling Teethina for several yeals. and the demand increases as the article becomes intro duced and is known. Our sales average fron two to thtree gr oss per month. We believe that your Teethina (Teething Powders) wil eventua ally become a standard and indispensile arti cle, for in no RinUle intance has it failed to give aatif'action. No complaint has ever been made to us, hence we conclude that it does all you ClaiRM for it.. Merit is bound to stcceed. H UNT, lIAN KIN & LAMAIt, Drtggists. v Prty, GA., April 14, 1979. I have watehed the use of the medicine now koa n as --Swif's-8yphiIitic Speclfle"* since the year 1827-over -0 years--and have never heard of a failure to curo when properly taken. I commenced th(ru8d of It on my'slaves, betneen 1850 and 1845, and also (lid s number of my neighbors and in every case that came within my knowledge it effected a curo. In 1885 my broher-in-law, G W eAVRi, ttot'ght at auc lion a (3lave lint team ,II2 4 4ftor the purchase it was discovered t' lid had Syphilia for vml is remedy, anfl In four weeks he was sound and welt, and in a short time had as fiae a head of hi ir as was ever owned by a regro. He owned this slave nmany years, qnd he never.had any return~ of i he disease, nor' Osady's Wvork. This Is Only 0one amnone htued lnstannces of rem arka ble cures made by tils medicine. In all my past life I have nevel- known a remedy that would Ro fully aCcomplish what it is recoin mended to do. Hi. L. DENNARD. THlE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPAli~Y, . Iroprie fors. Atlanta Ga. - ' Sol d'v all 4mruggtsts, Call for a copy of 'Young Men's Friend."' MAKING WATCHES.. Defective Watch Cases aro one of the chief u (ses of so mnany watches not being good .ie pieces. The cases being thin and not fit , well, admit ddst a'nd dirn to the move \j , which soon interferes with the running p - of thle watch necerssitatintg cleaning, re. pa , &c., and the amount thus paid out If app toward buyI-ng a good case in the be ginn. would have inved all this trouble and eu pen We have recently seen a case that meets hesa requiremntsl, it having been carried over twvellty years aind still remains perfect, refer to the JAB. BOSS' Patent Stifrened , (d C'ase, which 1l1as become one of tihe staph rticles of the Jewelry trade, POssessing a. does so matty advanltages over all other wa cases, being made of two heavy plates o lid gold over aplato of com 'losition. And w dtvise all our readers to ask d er Jeweler for ard or catalogue that will e plain thec mannt n whlich they are mado, tis theon ly~ Std Case maide with two S esOf gold, seaml penidanlta, and centre, oint, cown ics, &c., all of which are d by letters pate Thlerofore buy no 1 t fore consuliting a weler'who keeps the soli 088' Patent sti ed Gol Case, that covet 'learn the differe e between it and ~ ae ions that claim t equally good. JAS. by all responsible wvelers. Ask to yo a trait that accomi lea each case0, all imita ePersutaded thlft a other make of I For sal od, ap 11. - _EMOVED TO ,E occupied by Jol1n AIed; one door south Btor forerl I will continue Johnston, doe ofSA4I n of F. Eldeor, wvh4$ WN S my former business - FANCY GRlOCEA n renovated LIQUORIS and CrI .0adifr The 101150 hp~ >e glad to and enlarged, and has t -mr and ont appearance. . .I will o please se0 all of my old eustrps friends, and will strive wuance themn. Thanking them a patronage, I solicit a cont of the same. ~so Respetfully, ~ oI WI. H-.Tn= s'What as earth dearer In Pa lace Or gro"i , 2 a% a at iI1u o U.ps e." Al! yes, Music, Sweet Music, does hle H Sweet Home, bapplier-id leairer an cl the head of a family tiptin the~ dlays of culture and rogress doe not place ( Piano or nl Org an ih his home, deprives I nf ands ea,r onesof a% valst a1outntof p and aein1ifg enjoy. wuent. OuItr Sg 1youthland.hansti~ the meon Care a Wa wonderful dItop. r p nu, I development and the grand quest oiv being agitated in her millions ot a Is not ".ihiall we bu an instiimeD 't "How and where t all we b ume . Id it in a perplexing ques. we buy he papars are now flooded tin w ' g advertisements offering won. with rgains of 1.000 Pianos for s.97, der Org1ns for 85. One friend ad t is. an i another that, and so on, v the worried buyer becomes actually A d to buy at all. lest b be cheated, .0 51i, .el#ys until some unscrupulous aveling agont comes along and 'scoops Am in" with a cheap, "snide" instru ment. whikeh, in .the end, proves a souroo of mortification, rather thein of enjoy ment. WHERE TO BUY, HOW TO BUY. THE QUESTION SOLVED. Ours to answer. Ours to point the place to buy good, honest Inst runients at honest livIces. Ours to savevkpyers from imposi. IJton and overcharging.'- The naission of LUDDEW &. MUS sOUT H ERN M U S I C HOUSE, The great. Piano and Organ House Of the ,u.vth, to furnish Southern buy-ors with Pianos and Organs from standard makers, at lowest* factory wholesale prices. Estublished in 187t, and now an amniense Musio House, Magnificent Dou ble Store. si,;ty feet front, three stories above basement. Two hundred Pianos and Organs in stock. Tio'usands of n. strunients sold yearly. Our field the South. Our customeis legion Our capi tal ample. Musicians ourselves. An army of employee. Branch Houses in seven ei.ties. Our travelers everywhere. Exolusi-ve contro).of the best inatruments in the world. Direct connection with manufacturers. Always pioneers in low prices. Able and willing to compete with the world. Pledged and sworn to do it. AND NOW MARX US .WELL. Don't waste time answering absurd and deceptive advertisejpents. if you -want cheap instruments, we have them, and at less than the lowest. We compete with Beatty, or Marchall & Smith, or any other man, no niatter where he lives or howy much he blows. 265 different styles and prices to select from, and such makers as Uhickeuing, Mathusiek, Arion, Southern Gem, Mason & Hamihn, Pelaubet & Co. and Sterling. Sent on test trial, Low freight guaranteed. Stools, Covers, Music and MUSICAL JOURNAL given free. A little cash now, and balance in the fall, is all we want. SpcOIal terms for midsummer trade. It 0 second-hand Pianos and Or gans, in good repair, to be closed out cheap. Write for Catalogues, prices and terms It will pay you. Address LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. N. B.--Send also for C-talogueof Sheet Music, Music Books, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums, Strings, Orguinettes, Zithors and all small Musical Instruments. Immense stock. Lowest prices South. may 24 ECOND I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT SECOND STOCK OF GOODS, WHICH IS READY FOR INSPECTION. THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF Ladies' Neckwear in the City. THE BEST STOCK OF WHITE Goods in Town. AGENT for the DALSHIEIMER BROS., OF PHILADELPHIA, FINE LADIES SHOES. BARGAINS in GENTS', YOUT HS' AND BOYS' CLOT HING. Respectfully, JT. CKEEC ~ES H -FT, mnay 28 FROM THE WRECK - --o One Tire Plate, ono Tire Bender, one Tire Shrinker, three Screw Plates, one Bellows, one Anvil, one Vise. One Boxing Machine, cost .0,will be sold for $10. L ta of Oval, half Oval' Round, Band, quare and Tiro Iron ; Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Carriago Bolts, Tire Bolts and~,all manner of castings. r0 BE SO\D REGARDLESS OF ULYSSE\-DEPORTES. , may 14 a . OAS o f the cheapeat Toilet Fhe price ever- broughittoI ,~, and ~eonvinced, Make -.o g 14t Moorger. 'H E "QUtT NI . ilNils lt1// / .ale FiI The "QUJEEN BDESS-" Corset and Shirt Sul ever introduced. It im a porfect litting oorm straps, easily adjusted to any desired length IPAWI.'EN'L' CLOTH STEEL PROTECTOR1, wL ru'sting; ut alqo rendlers it imp ossible to brc' tioular. F OR SALE ONLY by may # CLUbt.BIA, .0. HAVP AECEIVED .Beautiful Cambrica at Beautiful Cnlicoes at 6} cents. Large Linen at 10 cents. 6on(s' Silk Han-lkerchiefs (bea kerchiefs at 10 cents.' Ladies' Linen Han& -BEAUTIFUL LINE OF' SHC ADDITIONS to.onr large and select stool application. S March 8 GRAND O0 TO T HJE LAB IES O-F FAIF1 HAVEjust opened ad Iave now reat largest andlbest aelected sto.eks ,of ML NTIcONs ever brought to this place. MRS. BOAG, with the assistance of -hei Baltimore, itents. saig n pains iln t and keep themn full during11' the Season. A FULL LIN L OF:DRESS GOODS, I best andcheapOst le of CORSETS. Ah wearh SEWNW. GBAND R EWAR I-bAt ast mcne( and Th e nge o w1 with anyoG t the cassitachie of the chiine iend sFairind Copnst,. h A kie tn ofl Plnting taessOi. CAckers, Lake CandESS GaOO, Flnr Tbcco idars, edstead MatOresss. AL wear3 Until il a est accoring t toraiy ahn-or de Remebrthas a myin godsh ae fwara wuritr anyeherf thenls mche o the r chies iselecin ac buntyepe.Ba A fne ul of PlWingotSatoes, Wall Framkes, Cakems, Cadies, Ban, lookr, The argest 1supply~ of Gin CAssrtetd bry Gods. oCall inds, thm.llnew etc any. oSrng BuGoMahnomeeys.c t ad etion oslsrn t emme th of d FuniMea wasawar corihycmpetitors aity canfr you Sahcmbetry. All mods arued tor me prnjiepaed to mak ht ire to trerLm e r8 best Malc inNede and attchents Had be. Do't fiocall ore em.chasing an.DnTHEBu a ach T iceybec iTanirEDt eebrta ns ft puf.ed h E tltt' mri.Te"n o tiEWan VeatonI Hnislsn. -ve eiht competitors. g cn are yrou Sah acor. PAs' I(oC. hldersphtrae tPa. pre~ard o mketo orde r. L .no' 1( uuMA. u ede n tahet n 6ESS"CORSET. >porter ts by far the most comfortable t, and has now and improved shoulder It also has the imensely p40iilar ieh not only prevents the steelq 'fromn A the 'Clasps. Warranted in ev y par J. bkL BEATY & 0O. H1 CAROLINA, 3j cents;. Beaultifual Lawns at Gj centgq 'Towels at 25 cents. Large Lineg Towels uties) ait. :0 cenlts La':.ies' Lawn* Ha4 )rchis (M-arvels) at 20 cents. ES I.N ALL .QUALITIE6S--.. made .every week. Samples sent o RTS& EDMUNDS, C OLUM I- IA, 8. 0. PR NING. :.D (10UNT,Yt ly for your fansection on1 of thle GIXE'RY, FANCY GOODS AND new mill1iner, M1ISS BLACK, of se dejuriments, and .will reldenit uttons and trimmings to m atep. The o a lot-of Linen Ulsteis and Under >rk t t sLuno. Warranted no ear mark-et.Tw hunre ofAT ths C a vsrs__ofms S prklg !Ch n o bcens Thifes, 'j Lhairs t en 'iow~ t2 downt age oom r for ew a thief (arest2 dsmetndhe> dbe eereent. Prmple seour , BacksockamLaUfa a Chest. heve chreapr istn ncepestt. ev minehar, ost LArgeoy wa s ~ teones atc 'will sae yousl i to and immiat lng to a. he e o on of thci Machins In re sen eto mand tha ae fsig stn. itha toill haveipromptcatteotioneandiat, prt ts outachinsenntha torough sewre. R.o W.nre P oILLhPs. STNCTO 1 sla ios Il o Smokn a ndCwi ngt i lo o n to make oo fo a sinra'ioJ asi eale ma t-cis tr wMhietsra yo will .a..ath