The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 01, 1881, Image 2
IE VEW8 AND HERALD.
W1NN8BOR O, S. C.
HURN.Y, Septeober-1, a 1881,
It. M R ANS DAVIS, En ITo 9.
01NO. S. REYNOLDS. AssOCIA TH EDToiT.
Tu. NeVIw York Times pays: "Witt
the exception of a few judges and
generals, all able-bodied men arc colo
nels Wn South Carolina."
QriCEN VrTOiulIs address pto
eq -
roguing Parliament wals listenied to by
only three peers anld forty members of
theo House of Comm)Ilons.
Tin offielel report of the recent
cleetion in North Carolina gives in
round numbers 48,000 votes for pro
hibitioni aild 161.000 aga inst. A ma
jority of 11(,000 againlst the proposed
.canluge.
Till last oftial census of Venrezue
lar returis no less than 32,222 greiei
als, of whol) the present, presi(let.
General Bllanco, has created eight
thouslld. Stlih Ciarolina iinust lookc
to her Jaurels.
A LoNxoN icitiial critin I. dis
plela:ed at having seenl a grl in the
econl nt, "afIer. twelve Vc1r aMre
siipposed to elapse," with the same
pair of' ved stockinigs she had worin in
the first ac.. ie ISys, "Let theatre
goers insist 11liat s otkinilgs he clntged
oftenier inl these phls that. sometimes
cover half a cenitury, and aill will feel
iore lit iei r case.'
Tine AnulersonIn//iecrblee
that. I he t em pera llce people of t Ihe S lat c
sl11d be utollel. to let w-ell enough
alone. A furtier wliiosectiLion of' the
matter wonuld ld to a caipal "in in.
oling he sinighe issue o1 prohib llition
ill which p laty lines woul be destiov
ed, amn14 a legisluitiie choisein (hat
woiuld repeal ilie wholesoime laws al.
retuly existin-g.
Till-: huitrricame inl Ea nnh oin Sat
uridayiv was miteh worse even 11han11 inl
Chailestn. The damiii age is estimaalted
at half a iillion dolllar'4. 1 houses
Were unroo0('fed and tIees bliown downi.
The siglal service stlitn was blowni
awav. 1a1d t (flive of Ilie Xelts kin
rooted, so (lt. the, eiploye-;s worked
standing amile deep inl wate'r. Thrlie
ve.)ssels were cui1i/-ld, and. several
Selooin's blowii a way anid probably
destroyed. Alonug thle river at least
tweity deathits are reporled, mi lost oi
theliin colored pele. (Great destrue
tionl of' properlly i.,ported all Ty*libv(
Ishn1111. A nitinlber of, c ohn-ed 1peOple
colIlected inl the 'erry houe a l'tti
Royal were blown a1Way% 3111 drowne~d.
The niuiiimber. is variously stlimateid -it
b)etweenl tell and fioy. The (ide ait
fleaubf'oit. rose fift(cel feet ab ove I iow
water, or live feet above the height, oi
spring tide.
The Chautauqua Cirec.
Ainionig Ile mmnany ouitgrowthas of
A ilneia oigi imnlityv none i~s mnore
wioithyv of' not ice I han thle Chtau ilqua
Assembly, or- Chatauquja Circe'.
Several year-s ago the idea wais .lig
ge'ste'd of lav inig aiitnnua meet Iings at
Lake Chautauqua in New Yoik , ter
the purpllose oft intellectual limpirove
ient. Froim thbese lec- st ma m ieet
niow coimiposedl ot twet-i e -Ith lou
sand1( mie mbers in eveiy State in the
Uion101. A regulahr cou rse of. st udly is
pr-escribed , run aninig over fourii y-ars.
and l whivIo jolin thle C'irele devot t
themselves to piirsuiing the' studies
laid dhowni. Thlus th1ey are enabhld to
Inake the best use oif Iteir tiime', as
onlyi th e tuost. instru'ielive boioks aret
diead languiages are in iited, butt mnuch
t imeU is devoi(ted to aincieint hiistorv and
to1 art, literature and sciiece. 'Te
C)ircle is exNt(ninjt airoundi( t lie whitle
peop le liv ingt even in AIa-k a, \l ex ico,
thme Sanidwiebl Ilmads, .Jlipan iiit
Inodia. Jt would lhe w-elI fo r thet
Soutih t) luire a hlirger nia-r ot
StiIborill a e or ltocailt gides . lEveir
youI 1thif bo'thI soxes imay Iimapitove
thmemselvets. Thle Noithi lias her to!.
aee lii g'h *.-1, her(' ssoiamjts inld
lier iiitelleitual '-eireles."tzi 1an iitio
be seei thait. thei Mouth miusI imake' ex..
tra elfari to keep abrenal ofl this civili
zatioin, :umnl nuist I aket advantIagei of all'
these inst ilt's atal usst<itjin? \V hv
cir'cle n~ ain adljtinct to ( 'Iiailautlin
It wloultl 'lisiuie aL imn-ch initre' pli g,
thian enn n oiv hie securedut lb desui aryv
Sneh'l aS are of the tra~shyv, cheap nove
Jfessrs. 10 //ors - I ha i o steen a e.
ctnials tromiu diblfereit stcejlims of tlu
coiliztry, aIlmoit all i avor'in g an;] i.-g.
ilia thle repaal oft thme Lienm Lawi, amla
aill 9ittribuingL4 the' hardc times aiic
sca-zrelcitf moniey ad Ithe miiserabily
batd enl111vated i am iis to th e ex isleeie'
of that liiw. I believe thant tho way
the Lien .Law ivs caried on a. w, it i.
onie tof t'ie ziausems. hertani-ce it takes the
of the huiul-ttwners' or empijloyeris
huaiids, and1( gives It to the mertchai~t.
TIhec mneichant onlyv looks after the
habor-er fir enioitgha to see Iihat hi' gets
his pay amid in oi der to (do that lie
for-ces himv to plhint. aill cotton; so) bv
that means the plaintation goes dhown,
gettinI g wiorse an ld prioduicinig less each
year, anid prov-es to be (letri imenital to
the firmers. I Ithin k if' our Legisla..
ture woulId rep~eal thle Lien Law, ais it
now stanids, aiid give tus a Lanidlord's
Lien, that would give the comntr'ol to
the laiad-owner., as ment. ndro ad l.
the only thing that we Control labor
with, and then there w-ould be Inaoro
provisiosl raised at hoie, atEd we could
work our labor with iumore system,
and outr county wouil then begin to
lprosIper, and we would hear no more
about, hard times. FA IIEt.
Crosby ville, S. C., Aug. 29, 1881.
.1 V Ait .0 N *019
Cropil nuc1 1s081e ( in the Mrout-ita
Couity.
fe.[s. 1diiors: Presuming that
aill yotI ianiy subscribers are like Iny
selfI wanit ing itar' fromu every ntook
1111( corner in referece to crop-ct, f'i
litte jl)prospechts, etc., I will givelas neurt.
ats possible it correct report of theinl inl
tle grain Lrowig cotlily of Ocoae.
Th11is cotilyh has herclofore beenl Ship-1
ping .1iay ear-lolldsl of corn1 every,
wi Ittr, 1 but I tere fire bt few sect ionus
oh it I1hat will iiiiick enioiglh to (10 thet
till they can ituaike anolher crop, and
the greiter palt of the couity viil
have ito buy before fhiey c oll cointuelitee
111oiter crop. A lisistessed people are
I1boso who live a ianl Iear Willila.
Te olice ginl-ti-growinig lit(] prosper
ou11. th.rinlers livinga near 1ti. phire nie
Itnow I Iaigig colitoll 3and bein mild oi
at puiblic out erv--reiiiniiiig your c Cor
respondent of Ihe correspondinig coim
di Oln 01f Fairfield antd aliinosl. every
other cotton1-grow ilg licounty inl li
n1Ien.-r TVOr acquailiintice .
A lippy people Ilre those living inl
thle wvesk-ern and northIlern puortion of'
lie colity, who still raie grain and
hoigs, and olton-growing is ahniiost.
uniknonvil. In this '-ectioln yOtuir cor
1espoi(lnt fIaild the lluinlaii lioic.
Wh'lo Could hlp being" ini'dllaled %with:
lits sur11rounlding-s? Willh a rangre of
S mi a in tot ig a 'horl, listance north01,
ecivered with everigr'eeis .1ad l estulii,
inhitdhil( oily yli betir, dei, tirkev.
pheasantW Foxes, eh-., inl the southi lites
Chov a. lley-, st.relcling 1, 11. 1111m i wide,
Cove:red with1 corn-1, ur i nres of'
which will 1uike 1 r11 lil i to sixtv
buhueks, anid ther' is not al lcre (fI it
(ilt will not inke I went v-five hiSIieIb.
It is W0a1teed by LIttle iv1e da ev
erall ofl it.; tribu m ie., Mt walieb streamil
ar s:aW, gr'i.-i , liou ail ice titil i-,tr
nerle111s 111nd nlii era| workt l'0 hy 1 ain) %qallp
illg n1chiniery. TI l lherIL ar( ao.,4 rich
1111nw. of* !el, a--bestos, conidlun anld
i.ien in Ibi- .s'tliOl 0 1 h Crit rv,
whiebl are n111w benw rk.l amt( d'. -
N. ,ldoped lto l h ' ; t-vl
1111 heworker41S of tin .aV lheir vatIue
woiu iitiyl v he ein pleylile' tV fitt ' ;en
illI. (11v t 1i'~ tl-il b 11 ' woilu Il h t S imls,
to i' si th ahc i Ineu tine r ill p -t, is,
%% it. i dmehinery inl prlp tion. lid r
isthllle hit bhSw n ltih- .-t
tuiii ie I s la ir ttlo hi a to toil of
Siz :n Ii v. ith. Thll I i ne 0, the
A bea i l 11i)om1 indll'I is Ciioy
where .11;(a ntl ple tu abOllnll ,
wilelei po i ivtl tV ,(I S 'Io (I i 111 141 N.'(rilb
Irv toakiwiln; whlire Oth cts ll
lby ioldailnlieA are iv1el'ad havi-dhV 11101uo
one!( by It be shY, roISY-checked nliolinainl
On.. i'(o, 't r athiqu ils ehur lI wa ih
wili re e ci .tr..: thlle siol arrhor
C'111114' i4 it l aIs \worli i( SeiUis
it lai f bac iny thle dii pasi, ;;ld
,li- onll.yet a lto tiIo niv l f,; m.1 . i,
111k 1a1l grow heal0h%". To Fillow
51'(hs l b tese blu hlint oI wone
ow ii es , an;itt (. ii e al ong-It laee 'au-dt
aIaacm , andwigwuyVe. o-lecie
lltnetsin atuniit ne oeri lue'se
chrs. ait.itsak hu thir'st hafliue
ig ~ tlaai wherei leetninull m>; ikti
mtal verlbowd th ere hto, II a t'i balk
i the ttpd sunLlit, amntsh loii
ofthil e e tl l oh iul, til h 'v i
w' I la-ne n wn)iiiitI r i'uinsi wuh i a ih
l As tlivw itlar out uipve-- :lgo.
whertheilIS ltiiut arliers h l teir I
Iwet n'ot Iiiitl f iVpn . iisethe ie o litif
allht' ilovly .f~ao, ebarmin among87
:a Jh l lrl inlu iv. Ovler .so' i m-e 1 tpre
(litvel(Jvitestehrowigthir~~ (zendilsi
ln ilary ourvi~abl 'f dir llo, tila
nin ngteetre foiesa. I l e-i
ib.y l tauri uutrin watiles ait th libele
lash'longizu ''lali wia l bpe eed. hrlo
trlet S.he.:entti' ofiar-ity posino
linreltitd oirnn. o oni e saire a t s i e
tilltunee is za eoriv oul' tremtndtus lI
deprt hi t el hningil ii , onteih r.dh
'tn i 'tsjIof t t 1ulk, o li -
(ietiwonu, ,wt he. 7,d l8In'r a
a Shespab o a liy rN o hey ahd
THlE .'ltlIDEN8 00NITION.
Mfietal 13ullettns Purportinr to Show How
H is Progresslig'.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASIJINOTON,
August 8.83o a. n1" .-Thle President's
svpl Itotlis this inoriing are as fa1vora
1)10 118 yesterd(lay, at the1 samIelI hour. He
slept, awakenlig at intervals, the
.greater part of tlie night. At, these
intervals I took anl(d retainled the
liqtitd nourishment a(finilsCtred. 111;
1iid coniitles percitly Clear. Pulse
100, temperature 98 6-10, respiration
17.
BXEUUTIVEa MANSION, 6.80 p. in.
The (hily rise otic PresideIt's tein
peratin-e began ter this alfltrnooii
I hal vesterday, but ros Cighli-teitlhA
ot a deuree h1ighIer. The freqiueny of
his pul5se is no(1w tie same0 as5 it this
hour yesterday. .le has taken will
ingly the liqtnid food prescribed dur
inia the day anld had bsides during
the iinorning ia sill piece of milk
toasi. A( the evenling dressinlg a
pwetty vee discharge of heal tly pus
took plice l'roim tito parotid swelling,
which is perveptibly diminishiniig iII
.'. 'i the wouiOd manifes 110 11111
terial chiaie. Tleh 1.lse is 110, temti
per1tattire 100-5. respiratioii 18.
WAsHuN'oN. A ugust 29.-The f'l.
lowing was senit this afternoon:
Lott-ell, .Ministier (it London: T he
Presideit had Ia good iight, an1d is
havinlp, a goof. day. At this ihour, 2
p. Il., his pulse is 10:3, shiowinug a de
crease.14 Iroin fihe .r-enoonl. Forl mm111%
days iISt. lis puSe hS lais shown a (I(cid
ed iuerease by this time in tile anler
noon. Hlis respiration is iormal. All
other symptoms are reported by his
surg1eoi0s to bo favorable.
BLAINE, Secretary.
WVAsirwrox, Aulgust 3.- Exicu
Tiv E i .% ,sION, 8.30 a. m.-The P.rsi
(let sleptfi the greater partof the niight.,
atwakienling at itervalst, nid retainin o
t' liquid nris1e111nt adminis tel.
I is gener-l condit iion this Inorini g is
about. t Ihe s111 ait the samc honr
vesritnhy. 'uilse 102, temperaLurc 98.5,
re~spinainon 18.
OFicI A.L BUi.LETIN, 6.30 p. M.-ThO
Presidenit has1. passed colinfortahiv
thronui thev day. If(, has (akeni lie
ustudl santoinit 4f nourisilanenit by IIhe
limuth with .Aionlllatinig enemila'a at
stlded perio:ls. 1lis rise of, 1-111 pent
iure this atl ternoiii is a degre less (than11
yesterht y it, ( lhe samnle ltme an1d his
pullse is less f'requen-lt than11 at noonl
to-div. The parodtd glaid su elling ais
beent dischsu'ingiI liore freelv aid is
coninluingt im ns.i i . us
10'J, emperal ure Wv., rsir mion 18.
The t'ollowiig was seit liis after
nioon:
"Thle PreIshient's con0dition has not
initerially eininud sine Ilv hast dis
patch. Aowher isi ion it 'nast (nde
this imiorhing&r inl t(et parot id phmtiid Witi
verv sall i letory resuilts. 'lls flows
fiely and the swelling grows less.
Tihe lls at tins hour (2 p. in.) is
lowr th1 0:m duril3 gu' loh e lioi of
y'tenhv, ult. ml holh iays if's hih
er 1h:1i1 his ther siood snvilhottis
woild seemt Ito waia t t; it i 1 )nV w10
at noon1 it was I IM.
BIAi IN , Secrel ary."
-Thle election hehl inl Lanenster
towniship lanst Friday ol the (tstiioli
oflling the fenice laws, resuhed inl
aI ma1jtrily o)t' 210 againlst the "nit
I ' IIecc." - sstem. Threeu hun11dred and
tifty-Six Tere eaist, of wliIl number1l14-1
208 wene r "Fnce" aid 58 Vor "No
Fenice''.
'-.I edmiond wtas senteced to ten
t iary and1( finetdt wventy-six' hundredl
llaris. Seiitenites wvei' paitsed oni all
S atels 'outi ih(as adjournwfl ed .sine de.
-Ayer's A\gue Cuire shiouhll be in
ievy hiouist'htl in i O.ns wh 1tere
t.'ver atndiL1t aguepevail . 11 shouahi he0
takein as at preven'itive' by eve'ry resitdet
andit traveoler inl mahitlrial (tislets. *
A T
F. V. IABENIOTS!
IlO1;EiRT PORTNER'S
L AGE R UEER IN BOTTLES.
IIO1IEBT PORTINEI'S
LAGERB U.EER IN BIOTTLES.
LAGEBR BEER IN UOT1TLES.
HRONER & ENG I~bL'S LAGER
EEER IN IBO'i'LES AND)ON
DRHAUGHTI.
RIOBT. S3HTH'S JNDIAN PALE
A IlE IN lf IJTES.
10) DI'. SM IT1CI[S' INDIA1 N P.A LI
ALE IN IBOTTLES.
lBAYARTAN *EXCiORT
LAGER BEER IN BOTTLES.
IM]J2?ORTED.
RO(SS' ROYA L BELFAST
GINGER ALE JN BOTTLES.
CANTJ3lELLJ & COCHRBANE'S
GINGER ALE IN BOTTLJES.
BARREL BEST OIDER IPUT ON
DRAUGHT TO-DAY.
a 13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
No DANOEG lN 'AXIiU MAY ArrLt Llyu
Pl.Ls.-Tlley ore harinless to the Inost deiel.ite
person, butf. so penetrating tihat thtey clen' tile
sytnin of all itipuritles, aind gently excite the
liver to healthy action. Price 15 centsperbox.
Sold by-all druggists in this county.
- SELm., ALA.. April 8, 1878e
3Mr. . P. loodwin Agent-Dear Sir: I tako
pienstro in stating tit I havo used your 'iIledt
ented Stock Feed on a very poor cow, 'willt
prent. buccess. She looks much better now,
gives a great deal more inlik, and is iuch su.
p1eror. I tlerefore recotinen(l tbis ne(icino
to all who wish to impiove their mlock, cattle
titt1 horses, as It, is t Iuly what it 1 represented
to be, Very respectiully, A. KAYSE.
EUFAULA. ALA., Jul y, 1878.
Mr. Shoenfeld: I ti-tt one steft ofr 'otliStock
Feed on my cow, with very sitt-factory re
suilts. She had recently dropped her calf, aind
wa.s in a poor condtlou, and y tile Itse of your
Stock Feed site was rapidI3l iniproved in flesh
and niilk. Very resiectfuliv.
G(EO. Hi. DENT.
Sold by tile druggists of this comnty.
Dr. A. it. Norton. of Savnnah, writes: I as
sttre yo It, affords nme pletastre to give lily a).
roval 111d certilcate In favorI. of your Ili ng
Itestorer, having given it, a fir (rial in a iuti.
ier of ces lwilere it I ovedl sue. iln t lie
treat11inent, of 11ron1h1l11, 0ant1 Conlsuinlptlonl.
ivye years nigo tny wIfe e nr gone in Coi
stinmpt ilot. sl hld beent Miot I I to her hed I Ie
;reiater part ortlipetime, forst sin luotswit h
I tecIc Feotver evety dlly A ild I had bilt, little
ho tes of her recovery. but. by perseveraince
wil t nli bssings of Gid, lii' I utgs fire now)NV
erectly soIlind. I gave her io otlI Litng
'ildeloneI hal yoursad i cough syrup I make.
I have tfItelnriy givenl thetn loget her t S 1 have
%t rong fait h in both. I slceee('cd in curing a
tlinber of hopeless cast.s a tll regard lrewer's
ILung Restorer as it vninable preparation.
Please send ine per express tihree doz(n.11 s I Stif
neatliy out. Mend bill of saine andtil I will remit
promlpt ty. Wishing yott good succsls, I remnain,
Yours respectfuliy,
A. It. NORTON, . D.,
Corlir' West Brond and la-ri-% Sts.. Savainialt,
Georgila.
MACON. GA.
Messtrs. Lanmr. I1mtkin %.tn..Uet lenen:
--O ne hot.tle of Breiwer's Lutng t iliorer turod
finp of ltrntlt4t1t Is in1 a1 week's tI IIn'. I will 11lit.
a few more hottles seon. I inttei keeping It in
tmy house all the tine, nas I colioider It it valtta
ble medicine. You:s repeem fully.
IEN itY DAVIS.
Sold by the Drtiggists of this county.
CoL.UMBtnUS. GIA., April 12, ISTS.
Dr. C. J. Moffett--Dear ir-My wire and mv
self a re sat islied that the life of ourt teet hing
hnbe was saved by the use of yottr Teethittn
('P-et.hittg Powders). when other remedies had
fit Ied to relieve himn. W17 Atale been le4lhted
wpith th i'li nlpnretrelief yiven one it
ener chileirettnfm evere allack ef Chlerr Mortbi.
li'elthtina im tidimpensible to lia, mind should be
kept, bv a 1l parts having sinall children.
tespectfully, etc.,
JIESSE II WIRIOlIT,
For'c-tnan Enqir er--Sun.
IT IS A VELL KNOIWN PACT
n,1mong physleans that. titehu .11ilnier nid
I armra tIra-va InI enolhluilonl Ia Ihe bestA
ivtildis in Ihe world for disticse of the ithatil
o; Ilhe uni n nnilly. hothk III:%]( andI t le l.
sutfr. fr~oin tierungeinent of ! hose organs n
nlegh'vel orl f:..1 to lit. proper revinedies hit-ry
itany to tlt'llinely graves. Nltiunrous e-'iti
:ti 11111 8 h VP IN I i--d for ('ira vei, Btrick ltInl
Depo'is. ltigrlihts til:.ense. Weai knless In 13:i;
a 11 1111im, prodclu edl 11 derangennIIII111. of lila b'rO
at1til KI( Iey's but ItI' ith il siil ia:pi ,% resilts
as iz11t lin's Extract 'If Ilit-'hti alit .Tii uu 'r. 1I
youl sl fer Iiti any11 Itlsease' of t host.e 1ri--a
get 11 ho.lt--one or Iw -I.llt *.% i-I e you.
Prep:tr-d only by Ilitut, anuk ill & I-imar.
i)rntgists, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by alt
lirulggists.
A M F
TETI Mi ONY OF iiUG(;1ST1.
WV11 l ot w bealSe,11ti r, - .lI Sttpliioi
(.llie'lor .cars''mnd ; t .:6, l 11ir .uperior to
'11i llt inir k Iow - t) o flne. r I 111 d1 ,' asezs It
K iienttrute-l tO nr . We haV' litver knowi
of :1 sin":lj f:1l I Ir .
S.- ll'\ tail uris ile ta
.1 C Ai1-:lt .v114. ni''osvl 11h. (.;1.
iUNT IA N KIN A L..\ AMI. Alient .(;:
PI-:\ ll)ltT ON. SA3!U .1.8 It l.:YNol.I4, A t
tS-aa '$ it, ( ,i ie Si.
A'rLA NTA A ,G.., Jll 1. 1.7-1.
el"' In ) h I Ir t i -.e't. o: co N aviel r Iiii l a Lst
yea t, il n1( beliteve it:1 is h I o n(ttly re, t 04 t '..n .
remedyIi thlal wilt effect, i a pernwnntileur 4(1of dlil.
eases foi whieh lI is reOnt-inet "tillr.
OlA.\Ntl'. A L .:NXA N1)E1I & CO0.
8 1,000 IWWA II I)
Will the pid to ::n c eli1st who will lim, ('1
Iani tt3is of i-ne1- Ittmlt bhoi tof 5. 8. 5., (lilt
it SWil' sI'l.:ClFIC (:O31 P\NY, Priopt-ie
tots Ali Ilotlnl. (
So'l btty a il Druggisits.
Calli for a copy of ' Younlg ln's JFrh-nd."
MAE ING WATICHIES.
flefectilvc Waltch Cases ar'e one of the cilf
enttis's (of 5o maunny ttches flat be-ing gottd
I tite pieces. fThe eases beintg thil iand niol lil
tInlg weltl aidinit, duist,. idi dit, to thle ne-ye,
tie-lt, whtit'h sootn interfer'es wit h the ruitninhg
piarts of thle watcth nerCessi tatIig claing, rt.
pii-ng, ke., alt:I the atuout, thlus pal Iotm if
anypliie't t owiardt hutting it good ('1se- t4 ithe he
ginninh g, wtothid havn ii aved all tis trolel andii
CNs pense5I. We hafve rectnt 11y seent It casi ha1t1
tlut-I-s all theicse reclu IreInnt ls, it havinhg been i
pt''rfec-t. Wt- irefer to the ,JAS. JIOSS' Patent
511ffl'eed Golitd Case, wvh-lh htis hlecronte (lite
of thle 1ta ple aith-cleai of Ithe JeIwly3 til b,
possessIng Its it does so mtany3 tavaitaige's (veI
all (ii it-i willtch cases, bhing madetil of I 'o
lh-avy pilai es of solidi gold oiver a plat t' of r-titn
-t hirti Jleweler Itir a carid or' eat Ot ogruf, I hait, w :1
ex hitIint it- 11nanner' in whichi they' are'I made1I.
i is ihe onily St lifenecd Case moatie with Iwov
phait-s tof gobti, senaintess pendtanit Is, a 11d (ent Ire,
sollidi Jount s, I'rown'i pieces, &e., tll oif whlil-h arto
I se efore-conttllng a J1ew-ei'r who kleIep lie
JIAS. liOS' l'atenl SIliftfen-l Gotld Case,Ilhat
y(111113 I-ayliti the di Ifter-ence bet wI-eni li andtt
all imitit a rions mthiIat nm to bt erpiuly goodl.
Flor' sale1 by3 all respot0talb1,ttVeJewlers. Ask to)
-see thle wail-ant tiahn t. necompanie l ea'ch111 C1te,
1nd1 tdon'l he llt-rsuade'd that, any othe mai htke oIf
('ase is ats goodl. *12112.
"OLD lIHCKORY WAGONS."1
ON'1101tSIIESE
il lmI'F lIOntSE,
A.\f-llun 151Ttill.\l I titg111KEINt. no lin
.-t tr-.~ 'l It'~l h-al ou t the samtie its last
c' w e l mit hs. I havi e oin han t wo't~ op~en
ani ld twao t< p btitgi-i-. itn which' 1 ofer' it
.y t1 oke. it-r sa~h,ll(heap. tunggy andc
' igon htarnet-itss, Jer~se-y wagon hutrn ess.
- IO .1'3'wit'Iin har-ness (snddhle, I iug- and
-J. CUMMIYIYINO4.
\test ef
Yfated MACHIN ECO. WLe
"64- N'A' CH A RLES.gT,
BAL.TIMOREMDOp
R i. W JNiIILLIPS Agnei w
NEW GOODS!! T
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I AM NOW RECEIViNG MY
STOCK OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, 'AND IN ORDER TO
MAKE ROOM FOR THEM, I
OFFER
T1E OLDI STOC OF,
SUMMER GOODS AT AND BE
LOW COsT,
BAGGING.,
BAGGING,
BA.GGING,
BAGGING,
0-0
ONE CAR LOAD OF BAGGING
IN STORE, WHICH I AM OF
FERING AT GREATLY
REDUCEiD PRICES.
THE ABOVE BAGGING IS
DISCOLORED BY FIRE AND
WATER. I GUARANTEE IT AS
STRONG AND SOUND AS ANY
IN THE MARKET. IF NOT AP
HEPRESENTED, I WILL PAY
FOR HAVING IT IJAULE D BACK
TO THE STORE.
fill" 25
GOODS
O
A NICE LOT OF~ NoIv:HIERN
CABBAGE.
A FINE LOT OF NEW .RISH
POTATOES.
A. NE'\ SUPPLY of MACK EREL
---TIS YEAR'S CATCH.
NEW FLOUR7I and I':ESIl I IOLTEI
MEAL-JUTST COME IN.
CALL SOON AND) (ET THE
FIRST SELECTION.
W. H1. Donl~y.
OUT'
S A LE.
FOR TIIE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS I INTENIJ
TO SELL MY
ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK OUT1
- AT
COST,~ FOR 0.A.SBJ.
aug 4
Aix PPIC THO~ 'r~(~ j ION ( 'I N Iu
a rafilroad1 irom soml j point on the C 'hnr
Ilt(, l'1 Ilmbiai and( Aligns-a ]tailr~oadl
btweenf~f CoJlumbifi andt Winnsbocro, .
soepont east of Camiden, 8. C., by w
of Cahmiln, S. C'.
Aug. 3, 1881. W. A. ANCIIIUM,
'. T. ZilM.
au-gW.3PARKER
B. SUQENHEIMER
Uz.8 JUST RECEIVED A FREII LIE OF CA NED GOODS, CONSIST
ING OF
LOBSTElIS, PEACIhES,
SALMON, PINEAPPLE,
STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES,
GREEN -PEAS, PICKLES,
LIMA BEANS, SARDINES,
FINE FRESI CIDER AND VINEGAR.
NUTMEGS, ESSENCE AND EXTRACTS OF LEMON AND VANILLA,
FINE TABLE SALT, VERY FINE MOLASSES,
FLOUR, MEAL, SOAP, AND ALL
OTIHEl GOODS
GENERALLY SOLD IN A GROCERY STORE.
aug 4B. Sugenholiir.
THE CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV. WM. R. ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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[F i om GEN. J. D. KENNEDY, Lientenant-Governor of Souti Carolina.]
. CAMDEN. '. Q., Deccitiber 17th, 1880.
As I patron of the Charlotte Femnale Institute it affor.ls me pleasure to testity to the
tiorough manlagemlent of every department of it. This kniowledge is derived from a
visit to and inspection of the institute. htrict attention is paid not only to the edu
cation but health and comtort of its pupils. Its hoinclike air inmpressed mo ioRt
favorml-*y. h' Ilev. Air. Atkinsoi, with the aid of his able and accopiliished corps
'it assist-ants, presents every ii(uceeneit to parents who have daughters to edtucate. I
shaill col.timue to i atronizo tho school. J..1). KENNEDY.
I can tcstifvto the sutecess the charlotte Female Inititi oe Is atinived under the
dliiection of' Mr. Atkimson, who hais inl the threo . (itrs that lie has been piicipal
.1kisi$-d t Ilis schlool to lie highlist llce among our educational institutions - 1le has
Si 1ar-d licither Care nar' expeinse in securing the services of the most accomplished
;1nd1 expe rienced ttra.c'hers, and ii naakin, the institute a cnifortable and pieslant
.101111! for iLs pitpi . No patrol lias ever visited the school without beiig more thin
vI i l-ased with the arrillgeim its for the m elfaire of his dinghters. From being
r si.t a some of its exiiiniation.s and persontlly inspect ng t'ie work of the pulilhs
hitt oil. I l.1ow tallt tle it.ltii.ctioni is th(.rol.gh 1111d of a r (13 Ligh gi-Ido. Dr.
dlide"Z, the Li t oI E Ie, is i gzidei 1.3 his itulils, nany of w, om are tnateur
411ly iilisiciiins, gri iuttes il innsic lit t.ther um-iti titnlns, its the most .dvianced and
accoiplisdil teacher of music that ls ever coie bouth. J. F. LATIMER. e.
Session begins September 7, 1881. Terms- $125.00 per half ssim, including
-X, IY .i.X1' NsE to which the 1upil is It, except fr private lessions Il niuvie.
THEiI11 "QUEEN BESS" CORSET.
liti
The "QUE EN .BESS" Corset and Skirt Sui'porter ia by far tha most comfortable
over introdu !md. It. is a parfeet. fitting cor.et, and hi new and improved shoalder
strall, (asil va justed to in desired lIngth. It. also has tihe inrensely popular
IPATENT CLOTH S'i'L PROTE TOR, which not only pre.venti the steels from
rusting, but also renders it imposible to break the claspli. Warranted in every pair
ticular. FOR SALE ONLY by
nIay 2, J. M. BEATY & CO.
GRAND 0 PENING.
TO T1HE LADIES F01 PAIRIPELD UNTY,
I IAVE just opened and have now ready for 1our inspection one of the
I'gia 111nd b est Zelected stocks of MILLINER?, FANCY GOODS AND
14OTJOI8 evr brotglt to this place,
N1 ItS. BOAG, with fite assistance of her new milliner, MISS BLACK, of
Hallunore. iitends sparing no painls inl these departments, and will replenish
and keep thein full during tle season.
A FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS, Buttons and trimmings to match. The
be01 mi(d leapest, hue of' COlSETS. Also a lot of Linen Ulsteis and Under
DAVIS VE RTICAL FEED
SEWINQ MACILNES.
0
n it rket fori plain or healy and fine family sowing. ONE
UUA ) DOL~LAR 11 IEAVARD1 to any% o whlo call cotipete %vttlt
it-ot i Its it ..lito And the ranige of work it ti-ns out. Yar'aitod to wtar
c sviIioiue Firfti iltp on thec mar'ket. Two hundred of those Ma
-A.L~sC I IS STOBJE8
Ar e lo. of Pitltg Potatoes, Onion Sets, Seeds, Cornt, Oats, Cheese,
Craker. ~aks,(?aubes.tcont, Flour, Meal, Illams, Smoking and Chtewint
>'aeco. Cigi'ras, Bedsteads, Mattresses. Ti'bles, Saf'es, Chairs, etc.
To arrive. 1t,000) foot of' Good Assorted Lumbehr.
rot Godo'alkitnds, Millinet'y, etc., low down to make rootn for a new
mat' 3. 0. BOAG.