The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 06, 1881, Image 2
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W.INNSBORO. S. V#
TUEDAT. Septenbee'O, I I- S. 81.
n.rlar R Ash.19AV, EDrOR.
vN'6. S. EYN~Z~O~?J8. Assiqozh?3'Et roi.
Tit~i'ritsh mail steamer has beih
lost near Cape 'own, Afrimn,'ith 246
pNan611gerS ated eight y' o11her crew . On0y
e'levenm pas1-niger atnd twenty-live g
the crew eslped.
Tun- President will probably be re
moved to Long Dranch by special
train onAVednesday, as the exhalations
from the Potomac flats icear Washing
ton have become very noisome.
TimE Appletons say they have 'old
over twenty thousiand copies (f -Jeff.
Davis' book ill the South. and still have
many orders. As thta 'books range
'from ten to twenty dollars a set, this
sale is uni precedoited.
Two corripanies of United States
"f roops unitder General Carr were maois
sitered by White Ilouiitain Apaches in
Arizona a few days ago. Leutentit
Couze was shot by a "inedicinie tin"
whom he was trying to arrest. The
troops shot the murderer, whenl tle
Itiditis opened upon themi, -kiing
seven ofilcers and sixCy-sevetI rivates.
A few escaped. Reinforcements are
hurrying to the scene of distut-bance.
'CONKLINo captured the New York
Repuiblicanl Executive Comintit tee tat
its recent meetilng, and Compelled it to
call a convemtioi in New York city,
whero it will be subjected to Bos
Grant's influence. The comtittee
oinitted to pass anly resolution Of
symupathy with Garfld, and this is
laid at Conklinig's door. At a time
when erory m1leet1ig of every class of
citizens passes Such resolutionls, the
silence o1 the New York Republicans
is remarkable, to say time least.. The
Administralotiists are shocked-posi
tively shocked.
Scolm. Olie inore For the Richmond
and Daiville Coibia il ionl. Its laes1
exploit i. t Ie 1.urvchaluse of (te Virgiia
2ulihiad fldad; stretehing between
AVlerdria, Va., 9111d D1111aville, 1anl
eibracing, with lit votmction, about
four hlind red mi fifty iiles of rack.
The Virginia Midaiid, it will be re
menibered, was the mulost formidable
coimputitor the Clydv yndieite had inl
the South, and Augusta hald -foidlly
hoped to break the mionipollv of -tie
latter line, by ia road extend in-g Iihrolnglh
Greenwood aind Spartilabn -g inl this
8.ate, iind iimeetilig ia soutlieri extent
Slot of the NMidlitid. For this pIt
pose subscriptions had been voted by
several counties. and till arfiangemeibiils
concluded for begining to buil,
when the news clillic Ila the Midland
itselI had been gobbled. There will
be mouringr inl Augunstia and iSrti
btira.g; w~hilhe Baltianoreo is a larme'd
over I he prospect~ of haivinig all t he
Southerni trade de'fleel to) iihinil
by the Clydes. These rtailIroad comii
bhnton aret 11 becominig arlarin m.
Such vast. st rides have been miadie ini
cetntralizatiin and tmonopoly in the
past Iwo or three years that lhe pie< -
lie inaiv wvell lookg ith atixi: tv I, r t he
'text step. Several S'tate Lergisla; ures
alireti'endy iowned by raiulromis. whlile'
ai11 nitnber of Coinressnient and Se na
tots tare said to tbe unde~lr their iniflu
entee. A dlozeni menl priactically cont
trol1 tll lie roadls in the Unaitedi St a Ies.
lBy coinhi nat iotn they can iiregulaite th e
ent ire tranfile of thle coint rv . Wheni
the nitiuber is red uced to twoi' or t hree,
as It may be at manv time, t hese will bet
virtal ru11 nlers of A miierica. Ilow to~
prevenit such a coniditioni withouiti
iunplin'g upon the rightIs of thle rail
roads is thle pr1olemli reqiintg soul i
tion at. the hanids of om' statesmien.
The Crops.
The most recnt crop report is as
f'ollows: In A labamna cottlon is open.
itg prematuriely, with a poor yield,
pickinig is pro~ceedling. vigzorouslyv.
.Arkansas r'eplorts otily half a. i>p
OwI Iiig 1to se'vere droughat . 'IThe i*rop
in Florida isi short, buat olf excellet
uality. Cottont ini Georgia is better'
thatn last year, 'vithI tiv~e per cenut. ii.
crea'ise of aereage. The criopl is fromiu
htlf to t wo-thlirids ot thle auvera e
qnality. Louisiaita has siuthered froim
drought anid worms. One-third oif
the crop has ailready been pic'ked, and1(
pickiing iiill be overi by the first of
October. Thme yiehl will be short
esi timteitd by soume as about I wo-t hird..
lin Mitssi:s'ipi' (lie (oit look is iiutfavora
b'le. P'icking~ is t wo weeks in andvanicec
of last veur', owinhg to drlought andiu
wor us. T1he aerenege int Texas hazs
beent incre'ased ten per ceiit. b ut thie
yield will be very poor. Fxrept on
the coast North Iiariolinoh has sffere~icd,
anth Crop eis n ot tmlore thlan half:t as
.Irood as iusuai. $ointhI Carvol ina's taver'
agte wvill be. pooir. Eais itennes'ee and
Virigii a alIso re port univorabi'i' h.
1f all thle above is t rue cottlon should
comnmanid a hiighi Price. Fairmrs havi e
ie-il ''wolf"l so long Ithat English
li:ie rt~ie fute to belIieve C tem hii s
Iing of the balls hmas hiad a temiency to
show l arge receipts foir the op'ening
'weeks.
--The fut as irecei ved atnd4 expen-led'
by the ltrisht Land Lea'gue for thme Ii .
six mnont hs of this yeari amiuoiunted t o
E43.000i, ot' wivi"' ?20b,000 wvere e at
tr iuted lby thle Uited0( St ates, Theree
has been ai remarii i >Ile dteclilne ipi thle
contiblutions in I reml ni propoitrtionl
to thle priogress of lie han btill)11. in
February that sutbcripthin was 22,833,
and iiinitarch El~ ,191. Thein entntet the(
)andh lill, and thle tigure for April is
?439, fori May lE' 309, amnd for' Ju~ne onily
one-half evon of' that, very tuod(crt'a~
sum.
--Suabscr'ibe to. T~ EWVS AINI)
Hmto.
6'1n JV1EMrDh' N g1o00NDIT'10,L
.Oficial ldi Ins Ptror-tl6% to Show ktoj
U Is 'Progressing.
WA611NGTON, Septeiber 2, -$.80 a
r--The President slept we)i d)ring
;the piklit and this noruniti hiS condl
tioun is in all respects as veeterday al
the earn1 hour. Pulse 100, tempera
ture 68.4, respiratlon'17.
EECUTVEM *liSi0N, 0.30 p. ~M;=
'e s hals pased a coritinta,
ble <ly, nod fhis eveniing appetirs bet.
fter Iii ti l or s Il days pmst. He lia
taken at hwy1-er proport itin 0of nutriment1
by the inoth and inan iifested swreatei
rIelish Pi it. Him puls3 shows soalli
fill provemIen t its-regards f'iequenev ui
stirlentth. Ti parolId fabes(rs con
tinues to linproJve. TheWilid shows,
ats yet. lit t le chinige. This evenbig li
pulse is 104, tdiriijerature 99.2, respira
tion3 '18.
Tle follovinig Was Sent at 10 p. i.
Lowell. Minuiier at Ldindn: T l
PresAidenIt hms haI , Id at very Satfactor
day 11nd, I the 1jdgilne'ii ot Is su'.
10cois, aH his ;yinproinls arec favorabk
to-iIght. IIc litis hind less ti'ever and(
better appetite than1 1 or Imany da1vt
past.BLAMNF. -SeCCrTaIV.*
WAshI3NON', September 3, 8.36 a,
m.-The President voinited once late
hist eveniig 1111d onc ab u an hou
after Iiidnighit. Not wviths'tandin~g thi11
disai urbInance ie Slept well Iliost (f' tlt
n1ith anid t'his iltnrling lilhs tikei
od by tI (he iouth without lii useal anid
1114 retained it. llis' pulse i1 som.
wha inmore treqIutil, but fin other re
11ects his Coil(ition is abu(Jt teil sameIC
am at this 111our veslerdav. 'i.lsc 108,
enelieitu133re 98.1, respiiiIion 18.
1ka':TavE MANSION. 12.30 p. Mn.
The President's conditiun lias not
c:iagrd uniterlialit sincve the lat bul.
lein wits issile!l. iit hei l re i t has . bet.
nio fi -t hel' .Lastl 1 ' (istul'hait(T'. Pilka
10'P ','1m) r:attU'e 98.1, respliatioil 18.
1IsxCL;Tiv'F Al N-14roN, 11 p). ..e.
retary iline s1ent tile 'ollowin1ir Cable.
grai3in to-ni.il to Mr. Ltovell. 1i1.t
il Lotlol: '-L1a.4. night the 'res"idenit
did not reC'st. well anud I wice dluring tie
night hislsomncb wast- so distutebed
1h1 he romied. igthe d(11y te
halts been bi-tteratd has swallowed flit
usual iintity of 'ihto. and retained It.
ills pulse, however, lis ben highe
than31 fr lie precedilig two das. lii
surgeons do not think lie has lost
groti 1(1, but he Crti'311l y TIuis nlot iin
ed since last iight's dislIatch. At this
hour, lialf-puast 10, lie Is qtictly sleep.
u11g. ' Ui1\INE, Secretary."
TilE~ CESTNI.-IL fl.- 1TT.JLION.
Ontiig Rendy 'or tho Yorktown Cele'bra.
ti mn Genral Ori,-r 'rom Aijutint-Goin
cral Maniga191ult.
Cois.tai % . September 2.-TIe Ad
.13ttlit 1111 l e1 rGe er lihas pre
par aL d w ill issue inuneditely n
geIn I'll 1tdelr 10 the lollowinig cl'fect':
1. Col. Ilugh S. Thompsoni, S. V
Tr., and Liett.-Col. L,. I Bl. MieCradv
of' tit 1st. HefieIi(iin Rifs, S. V. 'T.,
htve beeii t' 3tiled to serve a3s Coloniel
id Lieut.-Colonel ol' thle Centei1al
ba1ttalion whiii is to represett tie
S1ato it Yorktown ill Ootober next.
It. Adjutnt J. 1'. ArtiIr, of Col.
Tho33pson-'.s He . inent, S. V. T., hav
ing been detailed for3 (hity as akditiant
ofi th Cente1' i(ial battalionl, will I'eport
ito Col. "'l-mpson For orders.
Ill The .i (inunies cohlius.itg the
Yol town C mu.n ia I31ttalion will
co'niiNL U6 one Cp11lain, twVo Iiel
(l lilts, two st'.. fluits 111(l twell
I-1ty-l'our men (ix set; of'1 thur's.) Two
si pe1hti 3n1tr10 men0 will be3. 33alloed
n3c it'loinit anyv, nk ingi a 1total1. ot'tit
013lleI ill.t
1IV. T wo sets or colors'f wilI be 3a1
be I le htistie "c'it Itaw thg,'" lie use
ol' whh-h lti has bee gener'ou~tsly hendet
ed byhe Wazshil 4n11 Ligt .IInt'antry''
of'I ('hit h-'stn. The0 ot1her lliiu e lil b'
N3ti301n:3, to bec solvedl by theC1)3 batta
sIJ'taltolb-ers3 wIill be331131 publ,bed ini fu.
'IlT'he flling i ~ ciriclr w111 Vill ailso be
se331 to each01 ofI te orgializaliions c'om-i
13 .).hutiin hextrac11 lts frin thelu3
repo of0la(jar 14., 11'.1 'i~ilto13 n, co
Solth Caro;lit I inth I1.~)til 1 o theii
tteh-btillo t'II3I thl'i orktowi3t 'etiten-3
431h IIt in 'onnaion3 Il'te '13iller andhipt3
t'03enL' rooite ba 315ttaiihul which
iii h el aton. e, lit' tii l an mir icl!
3ary wI'll h-v oubicnA~h
morni'n1g3, O cit 1t. astt'an Ierl'il
specialh Itci.anlt i, pro il tl'i rt11
Inouoh Va.11 ' li coithemni e trom
B. &Ie''r, Winnsborilo,iken ami( 11
G reenville li lii'1 i ig oss~n l' onbhin
thn. th.vnn fte16ho htbr
Th. Imuterio con illny will be0 takmntin
at Whe town. ~ II:1 1 )' 't hethr . Iiuh'to
compailtes it i3I'os edhi t' sll'all bet
te h1.bount~vi at lol Elt the nI3' e-e
appri .ch f111 i5t1 i ' a Leton o Ill lihe1
oo itid vitl'.vel. (3 ti
LITheli indwe ittvtc 1(s rtecid t In
colemen8 f'tL wililzpoceda'haIbe
1"aIid to ' 3it iut Va. itand i therl the
dele3g0a4'l 4'tio w itt be tueL' by'0 ithe l 33134:e
goi direc ty1 tt' Yortown 13 . ditance 0131
Shity miles,)i3 arfin at ha place Iiiit
toeates 333 the3313L torig .e. o i' t'e
The bagttalion3 ill b t I oncelti land.''15
IVpiby he f~ 3l'e 1l.St th government
sltilid waith 1tu'rals ot' lItheIver beu
kild 33hat thekt~ it.reso'th le
wil peii M. T. 33111(1 t . tl'elk eq i il
SClhgnbia.t ho, w ithacrlot' tettlon Iil
icooks and(53~ waites w ill be . 'on theu
01(h3ul ii advance ito ati tend 'I t h
wlantsk of thet Iitarv'. 31,kif1'k
Fmthe c~t3eotclt' withS the raildra
will be Oarried it% their knapshoike.
IV. Transportattlit will be' flrlished
for0 the horses of the fleld ah'd staff.
Ut Movaztaar on GVedyou
-w ato Prohflbit Its
ufatu ad Ite'Kimportattoo.
FroM the Atlanta Constitutton.)
Yesteq'dtv "' 'Congs(i(tt($t qrirer,
who had siab1what recoV0'ed from the
shock produved by the Introduction of
a bill In the Senaite bUy 'Senator Me.
W oter, >i poposingrtb tiake tI b.n
pot-tilbn btcommereial fertiliftee or
ftidrinllhi tfd'e in Georgia an offelnse
libhishable he'a :iui1seineaiotr-ts lie
'tarted out to say, the repot le tort
8enator McWliorter, and Iud1 ing up
Into that face which is jolly When
thiigs aire aof and earnest when OQ
casil n deiit s I t. sketh
"6 4U or, do you nldan business on
your it rtilier bill?"
"Most assuredly I do. We are pay
ing tel million dllars a -ear for soIe
thinig We don't get, and 1 propose that
we stop it. Slice the introduction of
commercial fert.ilizers into this State
the atitital ticrease has beeii alarm
ily. From a very sm1al )eginlillg a
e1'w years aigo %c will for this year
pprioxiimaite over a nillion dollars in
connercial trt ilirz's. 'T". mny mind
i is onlv y a question of ttihei whie
Georgia will be if .mOslble doubly
bankrupt. Not only Will duir firmers
have so over traded itt rhis Mingle Itefn
10 cheiliIdil 'fg tili'zer's that they cannot
paty, but our liftids will be So seveqrelv
taxed by the overuse of the mat'is
that they will be renldered compara
tively worthless. Since we begun the
use of hiatt utitetured celilcal fertiliz
ers, our old S(ci of raising maitures
mid perimaently inproving Our soils
has been atmost abandoned.- It'is ea v
to.bty o'a'i' dit:-t*arequires labor to
rI'e r'ldin yIuttr 'lfs honte fertilizers.
Out only hi e foi' Georgoia to-day is,
it' possilC. to place tlese chChticil fer
tilizers beyond our reach.
"Stop the sale--'lqt. dfir 'farmanrs
mntrrvjfacture solid teiltil1,ea's, such 'hs
nlablI'6 .tl 'to tiile our wealti fiot
1840 to 1860. It IW not liy purnose to
hijure anybody or any enterprise. I
sitiply hope to divert dt'r people to
t!his t esfion that thty inay stop it be
fore 9t is too )at&. 1 am1 Supported in
the -opinlioli by some of our best.
chemists. that the action of the .lie'ii
cals used in the mau'fnfhetfire 6f '6omn
nercial fertite'i 'tyut neoherilv
dlistr tihe grases of the 'il i'6 ren'
d '1 it no &pr du tive within it'elf.o
"Won't your bill ineet with unich
opposito (11 "
"Yes, I am satise4 that tala move
W'vill met wvi'th formidabl'e 6f'ig.tio4r,
the hundreds of thousands invested in
its mantufaicture, those who live out of
its inu Ifaet ure an1d sile, and those
who hlaV to 'collect the millions in
nofes left. over %n the ah'eadv over
tlxed and poor of our State. , Ett I
feel a Conliscienitious Conviction that min
less we canl arrest this extraordinarv
drain upon our1 finances and our lan 1,
(he agriculturhi) in'teY'ests 6'f G'co'rgiA
will and must be wrecked."
"IMajor, can't you give us some fig
ures "n tile sub jct.?"
"I will Stillit to you. and yoi,
readers all 'the fatih on tls cYttestion
a1 soon as I ctin have them avitanged
and I aml) sure that you will agree
with me that it is time to stop and
thiik."
"'Tell tie hov ich gliah'o lb hs'ed
in this Situi,?'
''Between one hundled 'and seventy
atmd one hundired anid sevenaty-fi'e
thousand tot's will lie tisell on th~ cr'oy
of 1881."
"Oh, Maidr, yoti'nienti a hundfthed
anid sev'enty-tlve thontsand1 sackal "
"'No, I don'tt ; I mean a hunidred anld
seentyi-five thlousgand( tonls o
"WhI'y, Majoir, thaot mlenuis a hundred
and( seietittiveC thlouisand baida of
cot toilI''
"Yes, and thait meanlis over ten~ miil
tion dollar's thait our I tarmers'i ar'e pa'
inig f'or somnethintg thev could( better do
without."
Wh'len the replor'ter walked awvay he
was thiniking,~' anid thlei'e is somottli ting
ini this interview whichl should set the~
whole c1k)ounitry' to thiniking.
DsAETO THli: [RICE CROP.-:Iie.
por't 5 reQ(civedl fromtl fotv-sev~en r-ice
Eisto ri(mlver', atnd tile eastern anid west
erla braniuchtes ot CUoper river show
that1 the inljIll'y ftom the~ stormi to buoth
illatatiol h anud crops lhas been very
'serious . Ofi thle w hole niumbler imn
light loss'; others have entirelv or al
miost ent irely buni cover'ed with wdtet';
iBreaiks are~ replorted at over thxirt' i
pI ~es. and1( yonna-i rice lan1tedl ini Mla'
utuil June is considered a total 10o..
Nlarc Iile wh li is neartuiv r'eadyv for
lalrveQ'in~g has stiII'erIedt fitlih fOisty to
tltly~ Iir cent., as manylt otf the fields
Iaire GIill i tii water. * No defiHni te til:
ures ohtlie loss cant yet be gien;
(Col.out.:n> Km-Kwux.-On WVedntes
da 'it ofa ~t week; its wve. areC . re
Il~ia itrne< o aty of disguised
olt 'tdIR) h ie eter'edif a cabin on the
far ofI'l(t Santta McCutllchneal' Rob
hinis totr the piltt'poseuI of it'ijpini thdQ
Iohre ocut lts. Th'iey caittyg it and
whiped unmer~teifully a 'colored wio
mant anld theni staritedl to drag bef'
brother't fromt hedl tfll thme purpl)oe of
intlict ing si mi ar puniishmmenit. Ur'eak
ing loose lrdumt flhum the at 4c'dtd mapil
seenried atn ak*O anid sutcceede in kill.
ing( onie of his assihi ns. .At inquest
wias hel by' Trial ,lusatice Dunbatar oil
Fr'iday, butt we hsave been unable to
atscertain thle fin dintg of' the f(ify 1r thle
nme is of' anty ot the patrties. It was
evidenitly tillh purpose of thle colored
ku-klnx to conivey tihe hnp~lression tht
lie ouit rage had been peripetrtt d by
Iw hite men~t.-Bar'nwell People.*
-AyerN Agun Cure sh~ould be in'
every honsehold ini regionls where
* ever andto ague prev'aIl. it shotuhi, h'e
taken ats ai prmeventive by3 every'i resliett
andl tr'ave(ler in tmalar'ial (tistlete. *
I Pay y'our subhsciption.
Uglitest sg~
,AONINECD.
R. W PhILLIPS, Agmnt, iuna
boro.0 8. C. -0
RAILROAD SO1IDULE8.
MUA04'PANSENGER IOUTE.
P0'T RdYAL & AUUtsTA RAILWAY,
AtUSTA, GA., June 21, 1881.4
Ot'nifafterJuti: 21st, '1881, the
follow ng'svtedule will beoperated:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Autista at........1.50 p. rd.
Arrive at Ilampton.........5.0.. ).
Arrive at YfIasseo.. .6.00 p.'i00 .
Arrive at BiVt.tort .........7.49 p. ni.
'Arrive at Port oyal........frp. 1.
Arrive at CIharlestoi.......0 p. n.
Arrive tit gavanial ........9.80 p. in.
Arrive et Jacksonville......7.60 a. iii.
'o01ING NORT.
'Leave .Jek'&onville at.......7.36 a. 'ii.
LtiVe SavamInah at.........3 86 p. in.
Leave Charleston at........3.30 p. uS.
Leave Port Royal at........4.20 p. id.
Leave Bertfort at.........4.36 p. in.
Ar'rive at Y nmasso .........6.00 p. Ini
Arrive t Ianupton........7.14 p in.
A re vetUt -htlista.........10.30 P. Id.
i asth-eifa k to till pohits North 1i'l
Easttet Charlestoit atid CObst 'lEInd.
llaggage cl04ieje (lrqugxh th"all >ri-itel.
PaHI points North aind Eiat. ' Til-eots on
sale at Unioi Depot Ticket Office.
ROni-:tT G. FL.EMING,
-Genleral 8111)seriniten'tlent.
J. S. DAVANT,
General Passenger Agetit.
O]ARL'OTTE, C. & A. RAILROAD.
'VVE(RnIA. 8. C., Adtr. 20, 181
n 9i atfet- A igtst 21st, 1881, the
followinti schedule will be operated by
the Conapany-:
PASSEN Ilt-GOING NORTM.
-Leave Augusta at......... 7.20 a. m.
Arrive at. Coluntbia.. ..'.. . 10.35 a. in.
Arrive at Blythewoud.....12.02 p. iii.
Arrive at Iflidgeway.......12.22 1. in.
Arrive at Winnsboro......12.62 p. In.
Arrive it White Oak...... 1.17 p. in.
Arrive at llackstock...... 1.35 p. m.
Arrive at Cheste........... 2.01 p. ii.
Arrive at Charlotte........ -1.15 p. it.
PASSENIElt-OIN1i1 SOUTif.
Lefa. hattutre at. ....... 1.05 p. in.
Arrive at Chester ......... 3.110 p in.
Arrive at Blackstock....... 3.4 p. m) .
Arrive at Woodwmit's.... 3.50 p. n.
Arrive at White Oak...... 4.04 p. in.
Arrive itt. Winihoro..... 4.25 vi. I'r.
Arrive ht .idgewa... 4.57 p. in.
Arrive at lvt1hewoml... .. b. 1.5 p. IY.
Arrive at Coluinbia ....... 6.07 p. iii
Arrive at Augusts-........10.15 p. it.
*AY FitETWHT-GolNG NOnTHI.
Leave Columbia at...'...... 6.00 a. m.
Arrive at Wihinsbori. .. ....9.065 i. in.
Ar'iVe -At Charlotte.. .....4.00 p. li.
WAY'FlI0 Ur-doiNG SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte at..........6.25 a. mi.
Arrive at Whinnsboro...,.....52 p. in.
Arrive at Colunibia ... ....4.00 p. ni.
G. R. TALCOTT,
611pevinltendtient.
MAKING WA'I'CHES.
Defective watch Cases are one of the chief
causes of so many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not tit
ting welt adinit dust und dirt, to the in. ve
mnet, whish uoon nrYeree With the running
Parts of the watch necessitating cleaning, rc.
.Alrnk, &c., an:t the amount thus paid otit it
nyblied to'Wad dIh ylka 'good cast: In tlic be
ginning, woulI haki,) tave'd nai'this trouble and
exb'entt--' We have recently se n at ease thut
meets all $hese reqtirements, it having been
carried for over tuwenty years cad still remains
perfect. We refer to the .JAS. BOSS' Patent
Stioned Gold Came, wathi' bans be'come one
of the Stafle .articlea -of 'tie Jewelry trade,
possessing as it does so many advant ages ov' r
all other watch cases, belig made of tn o
heavy plat'es'of 'soilfd gold over a plate of comn
positon. And we advise all Olir readers to ask
their Jeweler for a card or catal'o~ue tha't wil
explain the manner 'n whilch they are masde.
It 19 the nr\ly $tiffened Case made withI two
plates or gold, sea iless petlaanis, and centre,
solid joints, crown pieces, &-'., all of whi(eh tre
envered by letters patent. T'het'fore 'bu.) no
case sefore consultinig a Jeweler who keeps the
eJA Bb$6' hlneht 6tifl'eil 'Go1l Case,, I ha
you may learn the difference b twn 10 i and
all imitations that claim t o be equally good.
For sale by all responisible Jr wtlers. Ask to
see the warrant thsat accompanies each~ ease,
and don't, be persuaded that any -other ink'e or
ease in as goe't. a p 12.
"OLD IliCKORY WAGONS."
ONE ilORSE,
TWO HORSE.
TiIHE H ti~[OuSE.
FOUR 11ORSt:
A fallj assortment of wagnn. hath IllON
.A LIE nitt I.'l lI).1:. ~. K-'.Ns, now in
stor... PuhT iii .n ihs.- amE as 1i,
s-ac i. F ry ' v.m -, am e~l for
twel ve toont~hs. I hlave . ii -an-al twno open
ated t wo t< tp bui as, 5 inK w ii , I ofifer a
b'argan OneL extrtt a br*r pole~1. ~ivi h
ungon 5:e rness5. .hse waV 'onI I huliess,
sing e~ ung~~.on haurr.ss encdhle, tugs ad
breechaing )
I ~ 0. CUMM EN'Gs.
ang 25
AND) FEED) STAE I. Lt
W11%'sao, .C., Sep)t. 1, 1881.
LOOK OUT!
ThOSE INDEiflTND TO THE1 U'N.
DERISIGNED, KNOWI1NG THEIRt
NOTES FALL t)UE ON THE FIRUST
Of' OCTONER, WILLT PREFPARE
TO M~~'i' THEIL.., AS FUTLL PAY.1
MEN't NILL BIE REQUIRED. UN
LESS FUJI1IIE A RRANG EMEN TS
'ARE M.ADfly THOSE HAVING
THEIR NOTN54 CANi*UED OVERi
FROM LAST '?EAR WiiLL MEET
THEfl PROMi'rLY, A$ i Niir
FOR1CECOLLECTbS ON TNEMf;
I A. WILLUbbles.
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I A t NOW 'REIVhNO I~I
ST6di OF PNEw
FALL-ANNb WiNT E1
GOODS, AND IN ORDER TO
MAKE -ROOm 'FOR THEMI, 'I
OFFER
T'E 0M1D STOCK OF
SUMMER GOD$ iT AND BE
LOW co T.
B AG(GING,
BA{AGING,
ONE CAR LOAD OF BAGGING
[N STORE, WHICH I AM OF
FERING AT GREATLY
IEDUCED )PRICES.
THE ABOVE BAGGING IS
DISCOLORED BY FIRE AND
WATER. I GUARANTEE IT AS
STRONG AND SOUND AS ANY
[N THE MAIET. Ii' NOT A
3EPRESENTED, I WILL PAY
OR HAVING IT HAULEDBACK
0 T-HE STO1tt.
F. ELDErt.
a~g25
GOODS
i NICE LOT OF NORTHERN
UABBAGE.
i. FINE LaOT 'Oli' NEW IRWSH
POTATOES.
A NE3\ SUPPLY of NiiCKItiEL
-THIS YEARS CATCH.
REW FLJOUR and FRESil BOLTED)
lE A L--,UST COMlE IN.
CALEi FO'ON AND GET THE
FIRST SELECTION.
W. H, Donig.
aoty 4
CLOSING
OUT
S A LE.
NEXT THjIRT Y DAYS i IN'] END
T O : ELL MY
ENTIRE SUJ~MM11. STOCK OUT
A T.
COST. FOR (,Sg
J. GROESCHgEL.
_aug 4
A PPI.ICAT ION FOR CHAiII.
NTOT'ICE i hereby giveja that applica
.Ntion wtil be rnndo, to Ihb. Legisla
ture of the State of South 'arolinn,. At its
next t sii, for a charter to *on'atruct
a railroad f rom some' loint orj t' oGar
lotte, ('olumbia and Augus a ItailroadI
between. Columbia and Winrrtaboro, to
a e0 point east of Camden, S. C., by way
Aug. 3, 1881. W. A. ANCRIUM,
F. L. ZE~MP,
E. gV. PARIKER,
ING or
'UirfEN PEAS, 'PICKLES,
'LIMA flEAN~, SARDIN~fS,
PIN .rtFntE a cit)ER' ANDNE)N-G At.
NU~gstENCUI D -EXTRACTS OF' LE-MON Akb VAUL
.FINE fM)LE SAT vF1 Iytr F. MOLASSES,
'FLOUIR, ME1;A SOAP,' AND ALL
OTHIER 60ODS
GENBR1ALLY 8OLI) IN kGlIWCERY StOfE.
anig 4
ThE~ L-AARLOITE IF iiALE lli1SfTI.UTE
REl VALWI1 R. ATKI1N8O,,,N, -H{INCIPA
1iCwAULOTTE, N. V4
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L1roi Guk. J. D. Kz~~ iueatOvro f~ubCrln.
* CAMDN~i. 8. 0., Deceiriborl7th, 18EW.
As a patron of the Charlotte Oe'otale Irktitute, it affori1s mo iI-easure to ttitijy t!DthZ
titorou gh man agemient* of overy dopatimnnt of it. ibiko~ldgi erv fo
vipit to. and illspction 6f tlie intitute. strieI4tteI~tion iSpll not- bly to ilia OLilk
catiou but'hiialtb and comiart of its 14uii. Its hotieho Olr i11jlret93 . 11]c nolif
favoraibly. 'The Rev. Mr.. Atkinat -b, with the aid oi his able andu clli .I~i corp
of assiastunts, p~resents oery inciuCeomnait tu jpaiefit, -*Abe btve djip lot 1 I'tio.e.
ahiall, coutiu'jc tojIatronize the suheuol. . -1). NL4 .Y.
[crom Pior J. F. LAT;m', Pi. D., of DavidsonCollhge.]
I can testi to the success the t harlotte Feniale ILs:itute ls, at-aimd under the
direction of Ar. Atkinson, who hais ill the three ears that .1).. lIna hm p1 incipal
rais-d this school to the highest pLuce amorig otir eaucaticital inttiioii.ns .He ha
spare.d neithier care nor expense in securing tige services ( :i e n1:i1t nleeonipliuh ed
and experienced tiachers, and in naking the itbitiut q e, nit rune atid pilesalint
home for its pupils. No-yiatron has ei er visiteil Mhe s*hool n .iht.uI '&1,ig n ire t, an
ever pleased with the arr.IngCIa n1ts ft r'thi 'ef" a re.I hisi daugltOers . Frimir being
r. sent at soisp of its examinations and Jpt rsofnull.nspect, ig t e work of the puilts
,herton, 1 know that the i.stmctiota it. tl'ror-hi at-d ot a ry I igh gnlde. Dr.
Iidef, 'the Prof ssor oj. utie, it.'rtgmrde. 1e h is j.upils, n.ny oi w. on. au- ianiateur
lady mnusielans, graduates in music at ether instilutions, as the n-st idvmCrned anid
.tcomplished teacher of music that has ever come :outli. '1. V. 'LAiLME .
Session begins Septenber 7, 1881. Tenis-$125.00 per hnif srslion .incluling
EVERY EXL'ENSE to whi'ch the pupil is 'put, eicept for private lossions in nausio.
THE "QUEEN BESS" CORSET.
The "QUSEN BESS" 'bi-set and Skirt Surpor or is by far the most- cormfortable
ov -r irittodu -id It. IN a perfectfit.ting o.., . , and his new iind ipprgved shoilder
straps. eail . a nste1 to any. ehred It flg h. It also has the immensely populaT
I ATENT CL I TEEL P '6114 T1o'; w ich not onlv preve nts the steels from
rusting, but alo renders it inos.-iblo to break the claspl. Warranted in every par
Lcilar. FOR8ALEON by
mauy 20 J. M. BEATY & CO.
GRAND OPELNING.
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TO T'IHE LA JIS OF' F'A IlRFIEgLD LOUTTIY
iIAVIP jut oe i h 1M It N v fo' Vour itispection -one of tih
largest anl best selected stock of MIL'INE Wt, FANCY GOODS AND
N0'TIONS ever brought to this plib.
MRS. TIOAG, with the assiataice of her Iew Iilliner, miS TDLACN, of'
hitallii ore1, intetids mariig no pains in these departimleits, and Vill re)ilf1.
nid keep them full <lurliig the seasoll,
A FULL LINE OF DRESS GtOPS Buttons and trimingg to mnatcb Tl1o
bet and clieftpost H1n of CORSETS. Also a lot of Linen Ustere ans d m tiler
wear.
DAVIS VErTICA X L FEb'I
SEW1ING MAClINi..
HE best in the market for plaip or heavy an(d flIe family sewing. ONE'
'THOUSAND DOLLlty iHEWAlD. to a111) -11 who mull j)lc With.
ilesth st-l Itiaw on the mar.k'. Two hun d of th a
Crackers Cakes ,P~ onri gat edUrn as hd
Tobcc C a jedsa Mattieses cabls'8tm, Smoking and Chewing
To arrive 16,000 feet of 4oOc' sorted Lumi bet'. - -. t,
'vy , ofal kinds, Miillinery, etc., low dowal to idalkoroons fior a' ned~
mfar 3 -::O1)AG