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V'a AW. Aua t" . a ML a is s %, aM AH8 baa 3atnes. tilatest telegrams from Wasblus ton indicate no positive changea th Pftsident'4 condition. The wonod i discharging 'satis~fteAtly", *A th surgeons wnlOAy., but the patient' oondition.Is by no means encouraging (P0uilay 'Viq pulse reached 108, hb .tepnperature being 100.8, and lis .re *gaton 19.-The Buffalo Zcprmes o 4he 11th Just. contains a letter fron Dr. Wn. A. lanimond, concluding a follows: "The illustrious snfth'r After AblrtAydve day.s, suN Nes on hi *adk, and each day, with almost th regularity of clock work, his tver apl pears, and yet the bulletins tell us tb surgeons are satiqged,. ;a it possibli Abey .do .ot know the Import .0f thii daily distunbace of pulse Pand temper ature? If it Is not arrested there oal be but one terminatiot ;,and yet U dc not see how anything they an .do now can prett .it. We -avi only trust t< Ihe-dindmitable courage, the robua oetitetion and the iron will of ti paten.t tid to the prayers of million of loyal and sympathizing hearts In al parts of the world." At this time i seem$ to us that. there is no ground for ,aily.wore hope of .41he President's ro .covory tbAn Dr.. Hammond expresses he.ohlancea, vwe tlinik, are all the oth er wiy. CONSIDERnABLE curiosity was aroused by the appearncive in the .New. anc Awrier of the 8th inst. of the follow ing paw 1graph prominently Inserted ir the editcrlal column: Towhom it nay concern: Letter received. Be there as proposed and the appointment will be kept. Full jusice will be done all coneerned but for obvious reasons no firther publica tions, thani this con be made until after Wednc esday. The letter refe4rd t.o Js one from MeDow, the luau who shot Braytoi the revenue officer. The letter is a long one, and we cannot publish it. MeDow of course says that he bad good cause to kill Drayton whom he denounces as a scoundnfe, -expresses satisfaction at having killed him. an l says "if Butle. had not run away sc fast he would have got him too." He says that as soon as he thinks he eall get justice in court, he will surrender himself for trial. To show his confl. dence inl the News and Courier lie offered to meet anyone the publislhers .would seind, .on Wednesday the 10tl inst., "at midnight, at the mouth 01 the tunnel, sev.en miles 1-on Waial la". The special. reporter went ac cordingly, found his way to the tunne -as Airected,but McDow omitted tc keep his part of the engagement. Af. ter walting at the tunnel till' daybreak the corresjiondent returned to Walhal. la, no wiser man thani he was befor< 11e ivent. 'WeAball.aJI await Airthrez Virginia Politics, T1he election in Virginia this fall has been anticipated with general interest. The position taken by General Mahone in the Senate that spring, ,the diverse views seeming to .obtain among the Virginians as to his action, and the -manifest coalition between himi and the Radicals ii the Senate-all com. bilned to turn .the public eye upon the Old D~ominion, and steadily fix it there.. -Within the past ten days the situation has assumed a shape that makes Virginia politics more than ever itateresting to the country at large. There are now two ticikets in the field-the Democratic and the Read justers'.. Trhe chief, in fact, the only ,issue between the parties is the same that resulted 'iisending Mahonte to the Sente-thi nestiont of the Stal e debt. The Democraits have put out a strong ticket headed by Cnl. Daniel, one of the .brightest and ablest men i the State. TheJ Iteadijusters' ticket ib headed by Col. Cat7erWon, who is rep. sented as an antagoonist of wvhom the Democrats have need to bhe as mucil afraid as of anyone that their oppo. nents could put up. Hie is said to be a man oftgood intellect, fiue learning and etellenat working qualities. Hie .can do perhaps as miuch as ally othei man in keeping his party solid and ir whmaninig converts to its doctrines, The Iflepubiceans hiavo made no nomi. nautions, Their convention met in dme form, but it was soon) apparent that Maihone and~ .his followers had been at work to capturo the conicerni. There were t w pairties in the convention. the C'oaliuioniists and the Straightouts, the former being in tile majority Upon the en~dorsement of tile iteadijus. ter ticket by the former, the lattei withdrew and set up a meeting oftheht own. It was certainly expected that this body would put out a ticket, Gen. W. C. Wickham had been the recogniized loader of the Straightout fhtetion, and it was supposed that hi! bitter olposition, to Maho~ne would lead him to organize a strong move men~lt against him,. B"t he seems te have failed signally, 'Cot only diEl Mahione virtually capture the Rlepub. lican contvention, but the Straightoutt themnselvee acdjourned without making any ttominations, General Wickhan1 was proposed for governor, but he de. olined the nomination. Mr. 8. M. Yost, who had been equally industri. ons wth Wickham in getting up the Straightout movement, also declined the nothination for lieutenant-gorern or. An,. enthusiastic -negro delegate nominated George Wilson the colored chairman of the convention, but he wes beateh by a smalt' majority. This is ' ihe drt time that a negro has been rghda. Though the tepublicans filed to nake Bayaaplinario,.e, they 4sahwed with great unanimity that -they would held fat to the principles of thei',party and ignore al~l propoi tiers tVr the readjustment eC the 4obth .rheth'r 8tgtAer sational. The Ma . piuty 4Airn to be jubilant at thd a4sultj4Mnt ikt a beyeved.that the iesult, -e to 'hold the R epubiCan organiaation intact, leay i Ing Mahone's party but feaw Wlaowere i from Its ranks. Under all the circuin ' stances the result lfties elaation Is at best doubtfoLt. m The ratlive strength of the contend -in parties, with the.ehances that each f seems to have for success, is stated by a the News and Courter as:follows.: i The lepublican, party in Virgzinia, with Its 88000 voters, Is to he an up-, pendage.of.the 8Q,QOO Rleadjusters at the Novembervelection, so far as the. Republicans can be bound by the ae- I tion of the Lynchburg Cotrvention. At the election last year lie -vote of. the Funder Deniocrats was 96,449. Anything like a complete coalition of tie liepublicatis an sten(Uusters, oni the basis of the vote of 1880, will give iMuhone the victory by a decisive ma jority. Ilow far the coalitin will go; on election day, it is hard to surnise at this stage of the canvass. We con older it certain that many Readusters, *alirmed and disgusted at h' open : afiance with the lipubicans, will re turn to their fist love and vote for Daniel, ut at the lafst eJection inany Rea<usters voted for the Funder elec toral ticket, instead of their own, rath er thant run any risk of giving the State to the Republicans. The nor mal Readjuster strenti, therefore, probablv was considerable more thian 1,527. 'The Republicatn vote, after all,. is the most important factor. Wickhamn, Yost and others will absini Lfrom voting aid soimie fthw white RIe publicans-will vote for Daniel, but it. is tair to assume I hat the colored people in general will support Caieron. They are advised to do this hy [te He-| publican leaderq in the Norh'. and by such Cabiniet officers ds Wimdosm ind 1 James. The President and Secretnrv Blaine are, also, sul l> oscd to be il favor of coalition. U e these ci r cuinstances the Democracv must ex pect. to enlcounter, a pretty solid Be publican vote. They are prepared for this, no doubt; and will make a ring ing canivass. GRENVLLM OOSSIM. Who Normal Institute---The Exercises Pro. gresing Finely--The Capture of Red nwosd---MetatCwsoar's Head. (CORMIRsrONDIDR OF TUN NEWS ANT) HERALD-] *GjEENVJ1.LE, Aug, 13.-Two weeks of t-ud) ;h ve been completed at the Normal lIstitute, tind the result. is quite gratifyiig. Two hunidred and eighty iincs have been enrolied tiad tweity-seven counties ire represeLtled. Besides the regular members, a numt her of visitors are in daily attendaice. The intense heat is very exhausti ng, and is the only cause militating against a complete success. Notwithstanding this the exercises are well attended, and both the faculty and meiliers are much in earnest. The optional courses this year are a feature of ti e Institute. They embrace German, by Profesqor Soldan ; French and Latin, by Dr. Joynes; Physical Georgraphy, by Mr. ero w; Calisthenics, by Miss Judson ; Penmanship, by Mr. Kyser, and Algebra, by the writer. These classes are wvell attended. Music is quite a feature, and under Mr. WVitherow 's genial management and thorough int struction it Is much enjoyed. rThe 1 only regret is that mnore time cannot be devoted to it. It would be impos sible to give in a brief sacnie eveni an ouitline of what has been done in the dIlfferenit departments. The lectures have beent very instructive, and the philosophy of education is deli'hfl ly- unfolded by Professor Soldan. Dr. Joynes continues his charming course In our mother tongu~e, wvhich inl his opinin is the simplest andl strongest living language. lie caused much amulsemenit the other day by translat ing die rep~ort found in the 'Greenville .kews of the exercises of the preceding dlay, first into the homely, strong ex-4 pressions dlerived front the~ Saxont, atnd then into the flotjd vocabulary of' Latlin-English, rThe llev. Dr. Curry, of Richmond, lectured last Monday ntight. Th'e comn muodious Baptist church was filled to overfiowving by teachers and citizins. Hie dwvelt upon01 education, showing the d itference between ed uca'.ioni proper antd the false system of crammning.IDr.] Curry still retains some traces of the stump speaker which made himit so 4 succesiil ini politics before he entere.d the ministry. He is a grand-nepihew of G eteral \Vinn, for whomi Win ns boro was unamed. Oni Tuesday' afterinoon tihe teachlers of the State met in the Opera liouse to rev'ive the o'tate Teachers' Associai tion which existed ten yeats ago. Drt. JTudson anid Dr.. Carlisle were the most prominant mientbers presenit. Atter an add~ress by Mr. Archer ott the necesnsity of ant association ta full set of officers were electedl with Drt. J. H. Carlisle as Presidentr. M r. 11. Means Davis theni spoke about t wetg minutes on "WhaInt I saw ini Atlanuta.1' Dr. Joynies and Professor Sold ni. whlo were present, respondi~edI very happilv. Mr. J. F. Brown and~ Mr. McArthu'r were called on anid gaveo their v'iews about conity conaventiotns. That eve ning Superintendhent Tihiomfpsoni de lvered ani eloquent address (on Public Schools. Hie advocated strontgly the system of lOcal taxation and spoke in high terms of Winnasboro antd Chester as pineers in this wvork. D)r. Curty, lhe saidl, had expressed his deterin'ita tion to help those People who helped themselves hv local taxaution. At the conclusion of this speech Professor Townmes, of Greenville, talked about "What!I heard in Atlanta.'' Oni Wednuesday afternoon another meeting of the Teactiera' Association w as held. Mr. V. C. Dibble, of the Charleston liigh School, tiade a capi- * tab talk on the educationuai needs of the 1 State. That evening Dr. Carlisle lectured in is ownt itn imiitable style n S "The Regrets of the Teacher." 'poInt-t ing out most forcibly sorne of the mis- j taes inito which teachers fail). Th'beI Opera House was filled so that stanid- ' lng room wvas scarce. In spite of the ( heat the lecurer hold the closest at-. r tention of the audience. Mr. Soldan annonced on FridayI that Satnrday woundib givn as ..a tolfitM.Y. Ul order toi' ire -tnd re Oulleaiitional Friday vovtiig was do votod.to pleatsure.: 'The 1 tienibers of the Uaptit-lurch gave-it Ilawi party' in the church grounids -In oider thit the cidsetts and the teachers tmight be omaciqutainted. Chinese.o :jaiterne in profusioi over tile outid, and Iie lower story of i le ctifrl was opengd for a place of assembla e. Trhie Rev. r' (a-prts tinde it ve coin addes.which was wvarmly' .revoeved. Several hours were possed 'very pleas satly. Rkednond, the monshiner. was brouglt to the fall a few -dav ago. I Many citizens haavn visited him. I ! spite ot the iour bUIlets Ii his body lie soeaus ii good spirits. and is on frieiid ly terms with the "Revenues." lis trial may cOtue off in a Week or two. They say more Illicit distilling Is go hig on in the upper part qf Groenvillo county uIad in the mnountains than ever before. The Ievennmes doi't seet to be making anly vigorous efhirts to cvatchMclDow. At least thev minst be working very qnletly. Th'o United States Conrt is still In sessiona, and will not adjourn for some weeks yet. I Mr. W. C. leaty, of WinIsboro, i. inl uttemlatice ns a juror. Mrs. Beaty is with him. - A gentleman Just in from Cmsar'. I Ioad reports t hat on Thursday ight lie sat up oi the very stilumit of the mounttain till tenl o'clock at n ight waiting vaitily for a breeze. This Is encourgeient to the "Caln't-get Iwt&ys.' It is (lceaper to melt at hoile for o0ling than to mnelt it three (o)l ars a day at these so-called sulhmmer resorts. D. TIlE ATLANTA EXPOSIT1W. k Fine Opportunity for Advertiting Up Country Resouree and Produtctone. The Richmond & Danvillit Itailroad Domaipanay issues the following circu Lar: It is the ptirpos of the Richmond & Dantville Ihailroad Co- upany to mnake, it the 1internlatioittl ( 'otto'I Expo I sitiol to be leld at Atlata. 31., this Call, a nomrnehensive exhibit of tie agricil itirail, nil eraI anid torest prodlucts of those regionis thrlough which t le sever il roaids coinising i.ts system pass. A plendid opportumity, attended with io expepse beyoid the 11rniisinig or wpceeen, ill f lhus he atlifirded to : niv uers of liieirs aild of milnerral and t iinber landm, to briniag to fle attention I 'f visitors, from all pat s of this 1ad roia other colat ries, t le renumirka ble mitriety of productc., and I le resources ind eatpacity of tle sectionis of our Southern country reerred to. All personis throuroua t the great I Piedmont aid mouiitain regioi em t, r waeed inl our11 systemal of rid'tads 1are lot only reqested but ni'aed to cola ribute to tile exhibit to be maaa1de by he hRichmonad & Danville Railroail Jonpany , good and large specimens! if all nilerlk-of all woods vahiliat le '61r house and ship buli dong, for cabi aet work a d vehicies and the Ime :hanical arts-of roots,. herbs 1and) dIlants, which arllave Commercial valua, i o.f.all I'atrbh prodncts of excelle.nt, avietv anaad ap 1peaan'aatce. In short it V A desi ralble to have specimiiens of every 1 aai ive product whic lcan emhelIlish Laid conplete tle exhibit. A lple ad t t ractive space fir such an exhibition ias been secured. We appeal to our friends and pa auns to give 11s their cordhil uind waitical assistanace towards maaakinag ant !xhibitioa worthy of the grand region t will represeit. Capt. C. C. McPhatil has been as aiglaed to the duty of niaik ing all ar Ytem'etnfealuhrge of 'it unl~til the Exposit iota closes. Alil per'sons dles~ r tag initformti(onm an d to uIake contiiri mtationa of' mateial antd specimens ar i' equ1eted to corirespon td with im t I :are R ichmauond & Danv~'i lie Rtatirload 30matpany, l Richmaonad, Va. All artilebs for thea lihmtond & )lavilleIc Railhtouad Ex lhitlola shoulda aeumairked. Capt. C CJ. McPhail, iget, tR Iichmttond & Danavill e a i I -oad. Atlanta, Ga.. atnd will be shaip aed fromt anyv statio lonai all of' the 'oands of' the llichmiiond & Dhanville sys emt free of chaitrge. T. Mi. II. TrI.co-rr, i A T OUR HIOUSE 4 THlE MOST 3H1OJCE SUMMER BEVERAGES, SU'CH AS SHERRY COBBILERS, CLARET PUNCHES, SODA WATER, EMONADES and )LD VIBGINJA MINT JULEPS. TRY THlE CELEBRATED a C BOCK BEER, ALWAYS P'ZWSH AID COOL. J.GLENDINING. may i Niext, door'to w. It. Doty & Co. PRESHI GROOLRIES! 1UGA RS. assoited. ('offees, Rio, Ltagayria and~ Old Giov. Java. Nio anid Old Gov. Jtava RCOtedi~. ceas. Black, Jimperlial, Gunpowder ad Young 11)s0n. CANNED GOODS. Pear's, Peachecs, Pinaetpples. To-t latoe's, Salmon, Cornied lletf D~eviled r M1acar'oni andut Cheese, Ginga.er Pre- I, er'vos, Pin Head Oat Meaii, Coope:t helatliae, Mustard, Black Pepper and Jutmnegs.' Bald wiin Catsup. Cross & latck rell's Chaow Chaow, Empirale Chow !how, Assor'ted Pickles, Leta & Per' in's Worcestershir'e Sautce. J. F. MoMAS thR & 'JO. sept 14 I -7 - CIAL NOTICES.' A I TIgri 1kz i AT APPLE 1 ItIf' Pitrs.-'IV ey:re harmless to the most delicaW person, but siprnetrating that they clear tho of all:npurities, and gently-excite the liver to healty action. Price 15 dentsper-box. Hold.by all dr gists -in1 tis county,. 4R .A, ATA., April G, 1816'. hi- P..GOddin. Agent-Dear Sir: I ta1o pli ure in taing that I have used your N3ediI ented-Stock (ed o .a very poor My, Vi s'rent, succds. 'th looks much better nola giea great do]more milk, and is much al. rerior. Itherfo'e recommend this medidift t all who wis to im li ove their tock, enttle aind hors. as I t ly what it1 represented tolbe. Verltreepectfully, A. KAYSER. JVFAULA. ALA., ,hily, 1878. Mr.ZShoenfeld I used one sack of your Stock Feed on my co wit h very antistaotory ro Kulit8. She hnd icent y.drop red her calf, and NtIn % Por Cou0t . and bythe useef your ,taok -Feed she was rnpidly aimpmoved In feslh ind milk. Wry respectful]. 0Q0. I. DENT. Sold by the drttgrsts of this county. Dr A. It. Norton o Savannnh,-writes: a ns. lure you f. ford,'e plnsure to give ly ap ral nneprtitict itn favor of your Lung Retorer. having given It, a fair triL in a num ber of cases where it. proved success in the t1'ettent of Brolchits and eonsumption. Ptive years ago . vife was far gone in Con s mtption. sie hnd )Pen confin d to her bed the cteater Part of the rime, for six months with llectic Fever every day and I had but little lopn of her re'coverv. but by perseverance Ni1 h tie bletsings of (tod, her .ungs are now 3erfectly Pound. I gu1.e her no oier Lung tedicine than yoursanlm a cough syrup I mnke. [ hai renerny gvep them together & s I have itrong faith in both. - succeeded in curing a .umber of hopeless etqwg and regard Brewer's [ung Restorer as a valuable preparntiox. Mlense send me per espress three dozen as I am learly out. Send blilof same and I will remit trom .y. Wiling yt gold success, I remain, Tours respectfully, A It. NORTON, M. D., orner West, Broad AiMi Harris Sts.. Savannah, Jeorgta.. MAcON, Gi. Maars. Lamar. Itankin & Lamaun. Gentlernen: -One hottle or Brewr's Lung Iestorer cur-d ne of Broncllil is in a week's time. I will want, I few more botties soon. I intend keeping it in [Imy house all tl( lime, ns I consider is, a valua Ale medicine. Yours respect iully, IENitY DAVIS. Solid by the Druggists of this county. COLUIBUS. OIA., April 12, 1878. Dr. C. J Mofflt-Dear Sir-My wile And iy sif are satisnfed that the life of our teething mbe was saved 1b) tile Use of your Teethion Tiet in1g Powders), when other reinedies had nlited to relieve lim. l'c hare been delighted 11ith the nyeed7 anf permanent relief given one of ir chldren ma Rneere attack of Cholera Morbaii. Ileet.hina in imdispennil'ec tV) us, ind] should be eptby a 1l parents having small children. Respectfully, etc., Foreman Enquirer-Sun. IT IS FOUND AT LAST I SOtnINo NEW UNDER Tnl RtN -A new eta s (awning upon wolmain- itherto she has 'en cnlled upon to. suffer the ills of nankidd imli her ow ibe'iides. The frequent, and dis ressing irregllarities pecullar to her sex have ong been to her tile "direful spring of woes Inhumbered." In the mansion of t lie rich and 1ovel of poverty aklike womat i has been wte mist ant yet, p!itient victim of a .thousand ills inkn iwn to nan-altd without a retnedy. "Oh g'rd, llow long '?' in the agony of her s ul. hnth sr' cried. lut now the hour of h. r redemntion C Con1e. She vill suffer no more, for Bradtileld's 'emale llegulator, "Wo'na's itst Friend," is ar sale byalb druggists. Preparted by Dr. J. Bradield, At'nta, Ga., rice ;I GO per bottle. ,-r" A ru ] TEbTIMONY OF DiIUGGISTS. We hnve bee i seilltimr "wift.'s 8yphiliti S.pl Ille" for 3 ears, and i egard it tlr sptierlor to nyillimf know t6 seien--e. for Ihe dis- ases it. re(onnended to cure. We have never known ft1 single failurC 8. J CASN' LS Thomnsville. on. 1. l OUiEh & C . Forsy th. On. Hit'T. RAN KIN & LA3At. Atlant.-Ot. I'IM liDI' 0J, SAMUELS & ititYNOLDS, At AITl.A NTA. GA.. July 1 1M74. We have bIen aling -"Swift's Sypllitic Spav itie" in Iht trftttmellt of convicts for thile last ear, and bellp e it Is the only certain known emedy tih, wt cffect a permanent etere of dis ases for Waliepi it s ecommesICted GIIAN'T. A LHXANDER & CO. il~l beC paid 10 any chemlst- whio will find, 01n In lysis of one hutred bottlena of 8. S. S., one ltii( te f mercuiry, lodiuc p~otassiltmt, or any ii g SWIFT' SP'ECIFIC COMPANY, Proprie Irs A tianta. GIa. Noid by. all DIrqggist.s. Call toy a Copy of . Young Meni's Friend." MAKING W'ATCHEIS, Defective WVtitch Cases are one of tihe chief nuses of so many watches not being goodl 13me1 pieces. Tile Calses becing thin1 atni not lIt ilg wveill. admit duOst 31nd( dirt, to tile n..ve Ichlt, whlichl so11 InterftereS with thle runlning 'nrts or the watch neceessiating eieaning, rc muiring, .Kr., and-the~ amount thus paid outt if Lplied townild buying a god (ase in tile be lonning, wvot ul ve saverd all tiS trouble arnd A\pen3se. We have reCently seen a ease that [eets aill these requlirements, It, having been arr-led for over twventy years and1( still remains 'erfect. We refer to1 the JAS. BOSS' P'atent liffeened Goldl Case, whi':h htas become one (tihe staple arilest- of the Jewelry trade, 'ossessing as It. does so nanny adlvanlt ages over Ii Othler watch cases, being made ef tu w en vy plates oIf soli goldi over a plate of com OSitionl. Atgli wp advise all our renders to ask iheir Jewi'er fol' di card or catalogue ihat. will xplain tile mlanner n Which thley arc miade. It is the only Siffened Caise made with two la tes or golul, senmless pendanrfa, and cetre, 01l(d joints, crown pieces, &c., all of whlich ar~e overed by letters patent. Th'ierefore btl: no ae 'efore consulting a Jeweler wvho keeps the lAS. BOSS' Patent Sliflened Goldl Case, that ou may learn the dlierence between it and IIiliitatlons that. claim to be equally good. For sale by all responsible Jewelers. Ask to Ce tile warrant that accompanies each ca1se, nd( dion't be persuaded that any Other make of iso isas good. 11p 12. BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS -AND EARM WAGONS. T N connection with thle Buggy and L[Sprin e Wagon business, 'I have for ale the well-known "OLD HICKORY" ~arm Wagon. M'y one.horse wagons are oupied the same as a two-hlorse wagon. ave front blounds antd rooking bolstor. Varranted for twelve months. eJ. IL CUMflINGS, Opp. Dunlevy & Fant APPLIICATION FOR CHA RTER, OTIyCE in hereby given that applica L. Lion illi be made to the Legisha nire of the State of South .Tarolinn, at its ext session, for a charter to construct railroadl from sonme point on the( Chnr ~tie, ("ol umbia nnd Augnena Railroad, eiween Columbia and Winnsboro, to [1mo) point east of Camden, 8. C., by way f Catmih n, 8. C. Aug. 3, 1881. WV. A. A NCIIIUM, P. L Z!nMP. .10. W. PAIKER, J. T'. IhAY. aug 6-ix3m -811bscrib0 t0o THnE NEWVS AND InnRarL - . 0 X -. PIANOS & ERANS QASH 1ll1W28,[ I~~ .4jI 1HR-Ii MONTE' CREDIT. LUDDEN &BATES' Special Summer Ofer -0 FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. -C A Little Cash Now and the Balance When Cotton Comes 1I. -0 During tle months of August and sep. teniber, w'e offer Pianos and Organs at Lo NEST CAsH RATES, payabie 825 CAS H ON A PIANO, 010 CASH ON AN ORGAN, and the balance -in three months toithout interest. This offer expires October 1st, next. Buy now, and buy as cheap as you can next Fall with cash in hand. Nothing gained by waiting. Prices will be higher. Another boom is ulose at band. Manu facturers will not be able to half supply the demand, and Instruments Wilt be scarce and high. WARERGOMS CROCK A BLOCK4 Now, with a ma'.nificent stock-all from old and standard makers. Prices the 1 .west. Terms the easiest. Two hundred InRtrunme.ts to sele.:t from. Best Makers nnly. Our very Cheapest Instruments are perfectly reliable. Pianos anil Organs sent on fiftteen days test trial. It's all we ask. Give us the privilege and we -vill be happy. Send for'latest -price list, and oblige, yours truly, Ludden Ae Bates, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, The Grent Piano and orga- Dealers of the Houth. aug 9 ATT EN T1ON IS called to my fresh and welli selected stock of FAMJILY EGROCERIES. I ha .e j-ust opened a splendid og sortmnent of CANNED GOOBS of fne't -qualdity and fn11 ~weighit A l)es, Baked Beans, Pineapple. Peaches, Succoinrh, Salmon, Totna toes, Sardines, Mustaird. ROBINSON'S IMPORTED OAT MEAL - FRESH. Condensed Milk, "Ocean Gem" Miackereol in 5 lb. cans. PARCHED COFFEE in bulk, as good as packages, and CHEAPER. BAKER'S BROMA, A palatable heverage for invalids ns well as 1ersonas in health, and highly recommienned by physicians as a diet for children. 'EVAPORATED APPLES. I DO NOT close at six o'clock. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. R1. IY. IIUEY. june 25-Gm NEW GOODS A NICE LOT OF NORTHERN CABBAGE. A FINE LOT OF NEW IRISH POTATOES. A NEW SUPPLY of MACKEREL --THIS YEAR'S CATCH. NEW FLOUR and FRESH BOLTED MEAL-JUST COME IN. CALL SOON AND GET THE FIRST SELECTION. W. H. Donly. aug 4 TOILET ?OAPS? AL iIlGE lot et the cheapest Toilet .. Swap for thn price ever brought to Winnslorn. (aland be convinced. McMASTER, BBICE~ & KET.AUN. aprIl 9 B ATJGt A& A E. 6ME 141 0T RIECEIVIP 0- 1H INE OF CAN ED'GOODS, CONSIST" ~ ,1~IAOF LOB81 -PEACHlES, 8ALLOI - PI1UNEAPPLE, BTRAWBERRIES, TOQM4ATOES. - GREEN PFS -PICKLES LIMA BEAN6 Eit i ES JPJANA FRESH CIDER AND I)NEGA. NUTMEGS, ES$ENME AND XACTS O0F :DEMOX AND VANILLA, FINE TABL'E SALT, V=R$ FINE MOLASSES, OTIIER GOODS . GENEXRA[iLY SOU4 [lN A.G.JOCRRY STORE. rsI J.I~TE ~ A C-: a vaALLj~. .3L Bugenheimer. aiug 4 THE CHARLOTTE FEJIALE iNSTITlTE p REV. WM. R. ATKINSON., PRINC1PAL 4HAuLOrrJ, N. V VFrom GEN. ID. 'KENNEDT, Lieutenant-Governor-of South Carolina.1 CAUDEK. 8, C,, Decemiber 11th, 1886. As a patron of the Charlotte Female Institute it affords ne.poeasure to testily to the thorough management of every department of it. This knowledge is derived from a visit to and inspection of the institute. Strict-attention is paid -not only to the edu cation but health and eoinfort of its pupils. Its homelike air impressed. me most favorably. The Rev. Mir. Atkinson, with the aid of his able and accomplished corps of assistants, presents every inducement to parents who have daughters to educate. I shall contin-e to 1 atranize the school. J. D. KENNEDY. [Froin Pnop. J. F. LATIhMEH, 'P. D., of Davidson Co'lge.] I can testify to the success the Charlotte Female Institute has attained under the direction of Mr. Atkinson, who ham in the three % ears that. he has been principal raised this school to the highest place among our educational institutions le has spared neither care nor expense in securing the services of the most aocomplished an( experienced teachers, and in making .the institute a c mfortable and .pleasant home.for its pupils. No patron has ever visited the achool without being more than ever pleaked aith the arrangements for the welfare vi his daughters. From being ; r, sent at some of its examination and pt rsonally inspect.ug the work of the pupils thereon. I know that the instruction is t horough and of a -ry high gnde. Dr. Bidez, the Proft-esor of iusic, it. rtgarde.- by hir pupils, many of whon are 4amateur lady musicians, graduates in music at other rjtil.utions, se the most Advanced and alccomplished teacher of mouaicihat has ever como kouth. J. F. LATIMEit. 'S Yob begins September 7, 1081. Terms- $125.00 per half session,- including V i EXPENSE to which the pupil is put, except for private lensions in niuse. THE "QUEEN BESS" CORSET. / ilk The "QUEEN BESS" Corset and Skirt Supporter is by far the mont comifortable ever introduced. It is a perfect fitting corseit, and has new and improved shoulder stra ag, easily wusted to any eired length. It also has the immensely Popular PAT.ENT 0L07'H STEEL PRtOTE TORt, wl,ioh not only prevents the Wst from rting, but ap renders it impoasible to break the clasps. Warranted in every par way 26 J. M. BEATY & 0O. GIRA-ND OPENINGe . o j I010 TO THE LA.DIES OF FAIRFIEL.D rO UNTY ; TAVE UNst opened and have now riady fo r te ection one of tle laget ntd bet selected stocks of MILLINd, FAN Y GOODS AND NOTIONS ever brought to this place. MRS. BOAG, with Tle assistance of hier now nillipner, MISS BLACK, of Baltimore, uintoends iparg mos pails in these departmsentps and will replenish and keep them full uring thle season. A FULL LINE, OF DRES8 GOODS, Buttons and trimmings to match. Thle bearaand checapest line of CORSETS. Also a lot of Linen Ulsters8 and Under D AVIS VERTICAL FEED SNING MACHINEIN TO H LAD O LAR 11 R D y oUeNwT canl c It-both as a ctione and thae ieof wvork it tourns ot.lWarrane to we Wigeh 11 Of01 ei alectd nacksl o thL m Irt TourFC d o ea NOiOS ve rs o is placem MIS keOAGe, Cath essiPstance onher et milier, MoISS AK, hefe Tbaccor, Cinasdten is essesnoP~nBI tio 8 d eprets, rsg and l ew~oing best arrivea15,00 liee of CORod 6 A lso aub lo-fLnnUse.adUdr - 'UriN D~o kidLAR Millin r t ow nyu onto ae romfr a~ newt