The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 08, 1881, Image 2
TJIVRli'A'. eptethiber 8. j j j 1691,
lie a IT NS1O,18 'A, 0avn RoTlon.
Soxx.cottot mfi'n predict that till
-year's crop'will fall short. of last year's
by a million and a half bales.
Uneti at ' zt ,1)EN Is willing to
risk thc Woshington malarla wit h two
ur three Giteaus thrown In; 1it le
dras tho lioat Mllis.
A WITTY Columblatn saya he haq had
enough of thoso PIreslletili billet
ins, and now wants to soo the bullet
out. So say we all.
Titi Blue flidge Rallroad has been
for fifty years the drearn of the State;
and if the Clyde Syundiato will etm
plete it. a grateliad public will Forgive
thetm for gobbl Ing thoe'lidlauii.
Wi shall enideavor, i1-0m tine to
time, 6) malce a full presentation of the
argumtents for aand agaiist the repeal
of the lien law, inl order tlTa our'
readers may draw their conclusilons
intelligotly. Both sides should be
heard.
The Lien Law - No. 2.
In anower to the argument that the
lien law deotm alizes labor through
-the faelli. les It athrde eolored labore't s
"to erop in lependently and t.nskilftily,
the .News and courier cites statistics
to show what has bi-en d-mo by Free
Mbor, and dratwo the inflernaiO t
the colored maan is a good tiarmer. Ail
will admit that'tore cottoln Is madaile
now tan ever bohte, anitd that tree
labor compares favorably with the toil
of slaves. Yet this is not. fni aniswer
to the objection thant the News and
Courier combats. -Free labor undi
'rocted may be better than slave labor;
yet Ifece labor may produce much more
stl If subjeeed to wise conttrol, and
operated according to (tho prinlciplol of
co-operatlont anad division of lab or.
While somes Colored men O n atoas expert
farmiters as cait be fouti ad ty where, ia
lart'ge aaanajority of tile race 1ive ina
diaetilvi or pha inia cipuri y. ThI'e *
.11na% adillrt ably plel toin allotted tasks
and fili Itllya t xecute X CL 11otiatanttads, lild
Yet tIt lie cotipetent to pitch a crop
and ieid It secording *to the best
Imodes-juot as it is not every brave
and ititlli.1 soldier who is t ted Cor
the place ci olumanntitd. Experience
hat shown1 il In matny cases thma it I Color
ed mnan will taIke oit a liti for fifty or
sevetnty-five dollars, and plint at one
mule-crop to be tended by at letist
four or live able-hodied hitatds. Were
these haitds plnced untider Ilie directi. i
(f a skilfull annaaao1grer they would pr..
duce a crop three cor four tilines t.,
large. Molreover. the land bv itnskil
ful tillage Is tapidly wortt ot, thus
i .shitg t .h wealtlL-prod.u iAg
capRnilt y oft the i01111tt7.
Potlitil ectoomy antd expeCriece
alike teauch that the best resultts are
achlivd byv comabi nai on; and thait
:large iaiothurlltur l ntpisesi maty be
ade to it Id greater propaix~tinal
crops lit less expentse thano smtaill one&s.
F'or this Ieasont unti si stt'in that tendch
to inadivid uzalistit ls foundetd ont fials
coneie II pr incipI les. No one11 denaies
this tende' aey oat the part of thle lietu
'is conicernied thle lien laiw Is undesi ni
ble.
O..thier thtg ate to be Iakent I to conii
sideratiloll ; for t he quest ion of i 4eni
covers blond grtoundts; butt lie iargu-t
htent that thue law leiads to e xtraivagantii
mnust be atdinited by tall who study the
subject. whitheare.
Messrs$.l. 1-.'di'ors: As ttucha htas been'a
wr iattent in thie li pblie journial s of ourn
dayl n te subje~.ct ot intetmorialiingto
ounetxt. Legislalurec(i po tloiit It.
sale ot illtoxieantig liitoris in 0 n'i
State, I t houtgh t, as I hadt lived si
long, andt had witne'ssed, perhapn
mnore than an ofl tt youlr co''respotlalts,
the evilIs t-esu ltin firomt the' nIoe o
intoxient inag drintks I inmighlt he. lper
ilttedt t) e ltv yviews upon~ it , molii
lIn the first phitre would we ttot aill
doe well to tauke. thei consel of St. Pau l,
"Hei temapterataure inl all t hhllgs.'" Now,
it this does nott metanti eyet yt Hi ng,
coiifess I can't uniderstantd outr 1lan
gutage. We live I i a is age, atti a
. very itcontsistetnt cae, I have kntownt
pera'tte in teld andt InI dotor labhor ats to
cautse sIckneCss iad prematurie de'athI.
We are all itemtaperate ittn 1 o u aih
dIet, and the lIke results follow as
frOml the foraner. We oftenl drintk too
lnuc'h cold water, milk lad coffee, anad
like resuilts tollow, etc., etc. Ont lie
othter haad. wve nay beo inutempearate ill
s1leep antd IdleneOss andt pileasure .
heard. wh~ent a boy. a good ohi pions
prenchler prothtim frm th"tale pitlpi t .afteri
w rryintg his aundienee w ith a i'
hour's sermion, "'I wiill close. I hatd
IIIat toe any ot herte' t hanIilii to be
pracjhetd to detala.'' lHe ii kniownl, I
eiat'aera stong udlik ''i niovlagh ese
that we~t rent ian hItlv Wii ltha h
te onily righiteous lnau in the anite.
di Ilitviiin aye. atfltr hi ark ret ed, antd
lie andl his thtaniii ere saved tfrom lhe
deluge~t, got drunak.* andat Moses. thet
hhtoti ian and haawghvetr. sa' nothjing
abottt it a btinr a heiinous. sit. to&
aft er lie was d' llIvered fa omt the smtia
Iitg rutinls of'~ iotm, biy a miiradie, goti
drutnk, and wte do tnot rad itn ilhl
Writ thtat it wats ai sin. The lirst
iniracle that C'hrist ever'ti wroug5ht, a
we reaid Int th liew Tciestamtiit was at
C'anaa itt G~alilte, It w aisli in trintg
waltr htito winte. It does0 ntot stenm
te reg~arded bte use0 oh' lune a
m hiehtonis sit, as5 dIo some1 of' aur' tetttal
era ott the pretsentt age. It'wne maakea
calcul atin I o,.af the~ qunantlity llo male
at thIe artrhuge fta-t on hiat occasiof,
we shall thnd titait it was eitther iiitetr
~Ax Or' otto imidted atnt Wixtytwo 1141.
I dttt, I'44c4ldIlu h 't '.A Wilt t i110 IDI-'ki 0
'8ttvior cou)tld have.' doniolis~ld lih
utIIt1'e l b% urtilug olie-qturlt 4!f 'Vutoa'
litto Winle, tie ivell 'ig~ tiloItjo'jti1
ty used oil tihot. occoploulit m l Ihlan I
everUI heard o' bJibW at niiy ohto hIt tr
11l1yo letlft.. ill 6111- (lIly. "'Alto Self
x41gltedno1 phartlseus 8111(1 of1 0out' Savlor,
414 e!h it I111 gltitfoitous Al.td a
luble biie.a frienid of' pubtullas, Mtid
usitfor'."1 Whitt.. Xl.. 19. 1The wise
tItItII 'aty's ,(]'ive St ro I jg dtfl'k * mto
I liattl itito'e rlitho peis'he t AtIts.
III~ .4't 13 11i 1111(b of*g't IP j)4)Vrtty
filad reonui',tt h is 111196-3 Ito inuore.''
'Pui o., XXIL. 6. 7.
1I hold Ill t iimtoj s1ho111d ho 1)11 'to
cllt'(Ililttg our ceculs. We Itoed thein
1rlbt'ft4. 'I'tiecuLtulre'dcf (Le grape
tihotild ltie eticoull'lged tttt( foI)ired bV
our Le'g hit lli, mtidi thtl Wou'illd dil
Illoio ill en i-alIi iig the uso of ltiohlolic
(lllkll thait uttly legishlloll of] ftle
milttfitvttilre, cbellp tiu Iaelthfi I.
WV. E.
Lyles' Ford, September 5.
AN IMP'ORTANT IXIPVMTRIV.
)Nktng Cottiu-8,.d Ott- Rofile Account of
o1 '186 f M ulimci.tu&'c'.Tha ExtuUt
of Ike Illbeg's.
(I' Fi Ial I tI NfV %Yit a CoulIer.)
Now. t hat pub tlic,1i lil littttjot(11 b4'eta
(Irlect'd Ill c'hi 'l'.Qetoll (4) 111 topititie lea
b!lhy of' coittbl Ifilil hg' ltlifitttltr.1,
I lier, it s C1~ vvr triitdit lItht grtt
prt4.gteii4 v.111 I c anulce it' I tll; dIir lev oll
wvithIil lt if' itm. Ikie Veitti. ThelL 1444.!
('ee5 1'1 n'C oll'tstnt I12urg' igt (11''.'r
Is ktnown'. It if pItO iliei; t litr ftttitlit
81til lt I le I III 16-l-tol Coto 'u'tc1i Gil
ilrliG lllll.% all'a"j.'' vtt Li't ist ili11l
liwN'Itat.'tal 1'i Illl Is iO hlow 1111414 ale-i
t~it'4t14'4l i)iit ~cI, iik14111 Sitd il
MIo i i The-l-e. a viat I 1 twol 1110 1- I ll e I-p
1110Y it 4.C1llld fro4 a' ilt '0 t ti' il 5111
,lt'.si' U01111 4.'Il' Itt tlao , 11)10 iat t itt
liiI . Il le Slot ')' i4.'t44 14 11CltI.11d 08pl
Ii'. 4't*11114.'IeiiIIIC 5114.'to t (Aerkm of I
'(lie Cot' For 28Iit 1 44 ill r !O~ For o'.' Viitl
8111 Il') tii Iv tclive it the IC ]I 54' s !1 11
SI ie't . Col.t JC 'i ( 11 S. 4t tuthu i il
thll Ne4)11 itV 211141.I)'Sl * f* it 4111 8.
'i'Vt all T' heit111 A s l ihue i- fi r flIt ill
o1411 li t It bi 2.4 pI'8 4 ld itlt j y 1 441.
.2. 1141 hanl t'lt'41 i oft tle1 c1114 )1'i't'-iv
tlt'el'ts C4111 i lit' ill th1 ot 111 llt;('4 I'4'
millt1 %% il hil host 4.11ito 84.Vll I % le i
Nm-et4lt ilitrtiThe 14.1111114'u~ll114 stttit'
Crut' 11141 Io 41 1114' 111111.e 141.41tl 111114'
Ilkl ItCoi4sIll.fly wher tI'.i lei toililigs'
liiioto 41,i 114vill llttilkoil', I 1I it
fi'e41sI ti~ , 11)' iiK get, I Is'i v8 ir.
The tllZt'I' isl (it'-Z p"i 1.6'el ot 1 1ha il.i
(mit c 4'41 14t ft14 m id l''if)t111 tIie litts e 'o .
Own'uit' ~(1 1, tow oft 1114'le flipalt'( f
ift Ii. ''laes [m dir ost fill([ '.''I0 lie il
are tetltmtt'd l. I k11 I)c lilt! Soul) fitlid
11%.' ti r 111k y. l'oililIl-evI i s I, r 1101 ilti.a
Is ll %,1st. i1 VI i~ovsLmSe
I%&(.'t i lt %Y 1. %'.tttt (Iil 411 t. w i lt' lit
't1 11 t'('( 11111 V 1'r84 m t 11 t 'i meld.4
111'i.Ktl)'' li ll is 4101)141 1)411)1 rlles
.1141111itlll. Alut.. ii Ito N4Vhih. air(
foi' Is Ioll, the beof-eater, for his stake
-alul all will :hfar641-fily widloqle the
sweet, tralnitibilt' 1stilhtfon i of aift
There are-6w fin thle UMd States
abnutlifly'-SIx cotto.n 'seed oil wnills, of
IIlit iu1iii are In Missliilppij. eight
cach ij Tennessee and' do, niino in
Keitucky (all it Lonisi '.) 2 bur in
Arkansas; tWo cach in M 6isurI aMi
Alabatia, ail'One In Auguidta,. Ga.
Some years ago aRlIfR was started in
Columbia, lit this State, but either
through bad maimgem t'or to' soiti
'orber enanie the project wae-g-hen up.
The anount of sect us'ed Wi 'he. inilt
Is li buich 410,000 toiu rerly. -
The Charlebtin 111111 wIll give cm
ploylmeilt to quite a number of per.
gonls, anid 'tyl1, it is elle'id, paly the
iitiWiOhb,6 a fair retuIii on theIr IVest.
inenI t.
T t'?tENJVJEvT AT LONONkBANCg,
L'oka Th4iBAIIMk , 1.10 P. M.-The
srpecial train 'ithl the' President ar
ri ved at Elberoni at 1.96 P. Al.. : Now2
York time.and at 1.20 the Preident
was in' his room inl the cottage. Pullso
102.
LONG TRftjCicu September 6;.-6.80
P. b-Ine' th'e st ulletin was is
suted tie Ir-slcsident lias beett removed
from 'Washilngtoni to Long Branch.
TlIe was imore resIle thani usuIIl last
nischt, behig evid't-ily someowhat ex
cilt byI anii )ipationi4 ql' tie ao
This moruilg, lit &.80, tils 'Imie wPs
118. temnicratre 99.8, respirat i 18.
We letI' Ah41ingtoni with tile Presi
dent at 6.80 A. M. OwIng to the ad
muiraioble arranifageients made by the
Peinvivania Rt-rond Cilipanih' and
to 1e'ingeIntinty1v ai:tinged be'd dle
signed bv MI. T. *N. Ell%, the fafbrlue
il:eldens to traiportation wial reduc
ed to a miiui 1nn. Neverthelelss, as
Was ant ilimuted. some sigii ofrdisturb
ande. -prodneved lay thejure.hv
n'en exhlibited siice him arrivl ii t (le
rkia of his tlutetria'iture an1d the inl
aele 'fIequCcv of h i pulse. At
present'il li1- pulse is 124, teniblm'ature
101.6 respiratioin, 18.
Tm DAY OF PRATiER.- On thd 4th
inst. (overnor Ilogood 'received 'the
folloIwing telerain i :
IlAIMItSHIMa. PENN., September 3
1881.--To his Excellency. Governor,
I hlaiood, Colninbiaa. 6. C.: At the re
lu t'-lt~hr# 1 In uimbers of citizeis of
'nilIvl Vian i., -ha-Ia littied Tu'esa'ly
nevxt, bet ween the i'otrs o'f ten and
nloon, lit wichf timethey arve inlvited
to Iliect for the'purpose ofIublit pray
er for the restoration to health 'j f
T'resident, Garfield. I Vcilftii-e the'
hulpe that yat' irav us'e yoIr way clear
to stanmnmoi tle people of' your Atateto '
lnibe with us. in O-is apjedql'fdr Divine
in rdy and 111( to the nat1:l0 a'd the ]
sever'al States.
JuNKRY M. HOYT.
To this Goverior Iligood immiedi
ately sent the followiig respolse:
Cclixn,mB. Septembler, 0) 1.881-.
Governor 1 loy , INVYbur'1',01eIn.
Theo time llpited for yonr day of I
reneral Praiyeru for the President is so
close upo th11le 'ecceipt of yo.hr tele
graim (inat the litaple of tlis at e
conld not be noftitlet 0 ilv extent,
and at piartial respolsie wuold ibisrep
reseilt their feelings 11pon the subject,
so mnuch sd that I have taken no other
act ion thia to Lgive your telegramn with e
lhh, re'p to silch paper's as cal be if
reatche~l.'
JothNSON 1IA000D, G0veinoir. 1
Ft.t'etn's Sroms. -Lieutenant Flip
peri1 a refunted tlhe thtlee hu *t-d
dolarw n hiehi he jq charged with tak- a
lun 'ranm the coininssar'y ('01tnd of his e
regimen011t. Par't of the vrpone-v, was n
remamderu itwais madel up by cit izenls p
ot' Fort Davis iiad thie coJlon'el of' lisa
reagilmient. P'iiniiig thie thnme coi- o
wa'is ct'inehd in a1 cel and k'pt (losel~v A
v'ie anid 'phreied -niftler ditiiry arrest. a
-TheIn liver' is thue organ mlost speed~'i
ly diodred by mitaliarial poisons,.
.Ar's Agn ueexestes osn
trotith systemii, a1(1d is a most excel- e
leit remedy i114 ebr li ver eaimpal)rinits.*
R. J. McJAIIILY & CO.,
COTTON BUTERM AND) COMMISSION
M ERICIAN185, 5
& '' no0w prepared to give the hightest I
mariiket priceL fo* i-te sta'ple.
Weare agents for the Brown Cotton
GIin, w'it2 F~eeder an I C. netense'r.
We re' ailso agents for the Chamapion
a i.l C! linax P:ow~s.
Mll prtis.s n IIl hind il to Iheir dvaunt
a 1 e. to 'is a eilh
Sti' - I txttr
FIH0M TllE~jj W1Um K1
One Tire Plate' one Tire Dehdear,
oneO Tile Shlinker', three Sernwv
Plaites, one B~ello',s, ofIe Ahtil, one4
Viso. One Boxing Machine, c'ost
$18 00, W'ill be sold for $10.
Lots of Oval; half Ovalt Rotind, 1
Badnd. 'qluar'b and Tire Iron ; HIubs,
Spokes, Rlims, Carlinge Bolts, Tire.
Bolts and all mannei' of castings. 4
TO bE SOLD RlEG. IdMESS OF
ULYSSE' 0. DESPORTEi.
ttay 14
d do.
AOHINE a,
It. WV PIILLIZ'8, Agbaa, Wutuns
bsorcS. C. aeo
Nr
NEW GOODS
SEW GlObOs:
1 ll' NOW ifECEIViG Mi
5TOO(K dli' JNEW
FA L A:NDW I N'ltR
30ODS, AND IN ORDER "'io
Xad 400%Of 'FORl TH1SM, I
3UMIfER GOODS AT AN -BE
IXGGING4
ONET(AR-LOAD OF BAOGING
N STORIE, willdf1 I Aft OF
PERING AT GiEATYWN
REDUJC*JD PI'hCinN.I
'IHE ABOVE BAGGING IS
)ISCOLO1'%ED~ii -UmFREAtfD
VATiA. I'GUAR-NNE'1-T AS
TRONG AND SOUND AS ANY
N 'ir'MARKET. IF NOT AP
tEPRFANlF TED, I WILL PAY
'OR HAVING IfJiALE~DBAOK
'O THE STORE.
aig _
MAKING WAbIEbi
Defective Walbh Cases ar'e o'e 'o t1e ci'ef
1bbeof so #by watches not being good
me pdc'es. 'iThe capsa being thin and not fit
ng Well adTiit 468t alid dirt to the move
iefit,'\vhich O n I('t red With 'dIe r(Mding;
,1uksa$t the wfdh iet'esnatiig cieanhng, r
airing, &O:, ani the khbdunt t'htis paid out if
Oplied toward bulylik a gcod ?iase in the be
inning, would have inved all tl'ldtioiubie and
apense. We havd ettitiy 'Sen a case that
iets a'll tlhee i Tetfireme'nts, 'it bavini been
irried for'over twenty years andl still remains
'rtect. We refer to the JAB. BOSS' Patent
tifrened Gold Case, which hats become one
tie staple articles of the Jewelry trade,
nssessing As t t~foes so m fly advantages i(ver
Ii other iaEtel caites, 'in fInde Sf t e'o
enavy plntes of solid gold over a plate of comn
osit irn. And we advise all o'.tr readers to askc
1(ir'Jeiveler fur acai~Il or eaiiilf6ue iOit ivml
'Iidti the 'iN.her 'i Which they are mnde.
It'i'the only'%tdacd 'Cae made witlh t wo
lates of gold, seamnless pezlaants, and centre,
'ilid joints, cn own pieces, &-'., all of which are
iveredl by letters'pat ent. Thytie e. no
ae scooe consutnn a Jeweler w~ho keeps the
Ag BUSS'Pat.4't Stifrened Gold Case, 'hat
ou miay learn the differeme t beta enu it and
i1 Imitat ions t hi. claim to be eqlually good.
For sale by all responsib'le Je w I rs, 14 to
ee the warranti that accompanies each catse,
ad don't be persuadecd that anty other makie of
deilAdsgdod. . *. apl19.
COTTON R 'EI TS PROMISE
TO be light an.1 pairties wllo dan
did fyll l reaiA) higher prices. I am
,1tlf in~ 1$-eil of now and fresh
hemil for an edv-:ne They will be
Ohti IGw 10or e'-sh. Nelties in
'anied g. ods. lShilIad fresth Mack
rol in .Torato Stico. Fi-esh
J~ackerel, one pound cans,. fresh
iialmon, onel pounlfd cans, best
Linriciid Saliines; tbiut Imiported
;hardines; OCeJ n1 Gem MU eker eJ, 1iva
iounld cans. Roast Beel, CJo:ne.l
Jief, Pineapple, Peaches, Apple,
ttiiglets Btsht; Tomat6Fd, lIm
>(orted Oat Meal, Quinees. A lnrge
ot of Mnckerel in kits i.nd cjtl'ler
>Ritrels <f i whlh I reived a
arge discount, in coneequence of a
niake. in filling my oi der, wvhich
wilhl gii' t1lib Unlblin tihe bewdeflt of.
inlgar, r ii'. e. Tent, Syrups, V'lbur.
heal, Tob.,eco, ete. Best Ore'am
Tber no11w inl st(ek. To arrive,
Inulf earload SaIl. Wood6'M\areq alnd
Htople Diy Goods.
A IRIA L SOLIVITED.
aug 80.
"0Lbl hiCKORIY WA661N%'
FOURI ilOl8E.
Cull11 asmortmnent of &#ai bo6t f RON
LXLF4ndI T1IDILE SKEIRA, ?Ww In
tore. PRtICESa al out the ueu6m As last
eason. Every wagon watt nted for
weive moraths. I have on h "l tav~aopez.
nd two tep buggiea, In whidb 6'fr o
'Argait One extra- buggy jble; wit'
eek yoke. for sale cheap. BuIgg~y an
1agon harness, .fersey WAgfOn harness.
lngle wagon harness -(saddle, tugse amat
'reeching )
J. 3t CfilIrdS.
-ARE
"AOH PRIOES;
WITh I
TMERE tON T' Oi3IT.
LIUD'D'EN & iBAr145'
Special Suffir Ofer
FOR A UGUST AND SEP* EMBER.
Ai0ttie.{sh .Yow enf1d the Biidhee
Duirit g th innth.. oi .gn'.t and SC
tomnI-er, wev 4t r .,i..! and Organa al
LoX1.1T CASE ~PATEN. til:-able
S25 CASH ON A PIANO.
io CASH ON AN ORGANO',
kn dth elahance) 'in th x e tutitha taithout
it. red. ''hIs oher ex pires Oct .ber Jtt,
nwx. Buy ne'w, ard I n; as cieoap as you
tnn n- xi 0a. with caph in 1:and. Not.ing
gainci by w iting. Pric4 s will be higher.
Anlother bot'm is lose at huiid. blanu
acturer" w% 11not be able .. l ia r
thve Ilelaml( ild Iatlru or a w8
WAREROOMS CROCK A BLOCK
Now, with a mapnificent sW*ok.--r11 from
Aid and standard makers Pricen the
i .west. Terms the easiest. Two hundred
Lwatrumer~ts to steleit from. Best Makers
Illy. Our firyCh'epeet Instruments kire
perfectly reliable. fiios and Organs
ient on fifteen days t'lt trial. It's toll we
isk. Give ug &ie'brivilege and we 'vill be
happy. Seh'for latest price list, and
bhhge, yours truly,
Luddea 1A batam
UAVANN)Lit, COiik,
rhe Greitt Piano and Organ Dealers of the
4outh.- aug 9g
AT
RdBEN~T PORTNER'S
R~OBERT PORtTNE~R'S
LAGE1 EEENIN BOTTLES.
ROBERT PORTNER'S
LAGdER EER IN EOTTEN.
tsERGNiR & EN'dNL/$ L~dEU
iIMt IN BOTTLES AND diN
DRAU ifGI-'
RdI'T. 1\tITits JkbiAN PALE
ALE IN BdTTbha
ROII3T. SMi'ti'S INDIAN PALE
ALE IN BOTI71LES
I3AVARIAN4k EdIIT
L&AGER BF.ER IN BO I ILES.
ROSs' roYAL, BEid1Ad
bIN GEI A LE IN BOTTLES
C'ANTD1ELL & CO00Ri1F1
t*INO~f A LE L'W BOTTLES.
Ni-NREL BEST (IIDER PUT ON
bInAtJHT TO-DYAY.
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APPLICAFWON FOR UhARTER.
OTC shereby gived~ that app''a
N tion wlill be made to the Lelil.
Lure of the S~tate of th'rlnait
net.Astfl .for a charter to construct
~ ~'I&~r~p~some point on the Char
lt tofn ,aad Augqto Railroad,
hten Co an Wusboro, to
. W. PARIEN,
aug 8-tz:3m T HY
I.B- 1 cSGE~fLE
I HA JU5T RECEIVED A FRE61i LIl~g 6V CA NE t 606DS, c* OW&
'ING or
LOBSTRS, EACIIESp
SALMONp PiINEA1PPLE,.
STRAWBEIU4~ 'TOMATOES,
it'EXN PEASP PICKLES,
'LIMA BEANS,)AW~E,
WlrkFJX$H UlDZR AND VR-tamR.
KUT~ifS ESENCE AND EXTRACTS oF, LEMN AND) VANIJ
IVINE TA13I-LET; VERY PINE MOLASSES,
FLOUR, MEAL, SOAP, Alib 'X&~
OTHIERI GOODS
GE4flihL\ 10LDU' IN A G116EItY STO6tb.
ang 4
I'IW4 PiARLUMT :FEIYALE IITTJE
-REV ". It ATK4NSGN, -PRiINOIKPAL
ChARL TTEN. C.
From XN. J D.IXZN'EDtr,Liutentint-Goivernsor ofs'outh4bf6ro-0inii11
~~t~m aw. .. D. AMDLN. 8, Uj,* Dieomber 1i7th, 1881
As apatron of the Churlotto Feuiale Itiit hb.smepeoreto testilyto tIsO
hproug . nashi t ~fey 4ep~lrttueut Of i.Ti~holcg q~e ra
rIsit~to and'igpittion of the Inkijute. strict. attentionl if; ppisI fot ofily to the ediA
sation but &Alth ind comfort of its pupils. Its hboweli air inipresmet4 'hie m 4t
avpiably. Tho'1kev. Mr. Atkinson, with the iid 0 LjH abi e anti acconial~4hed corpH
of Wslsantfl, pilesents e% erq intiucenient to paiexitr who 1uavo d~ugbteaot.6 edce 'I
h1I oCeinutsa to I Atroiie the school. .1A ).dNiaw).
[From Pnor J. F. LA'IMEn, Pu. D., of Davidson Coll(a.
ytin estify to the success the Lharjotte Fenmale 1.adtiuktIe ha8,s 'ti under h'e
birootion of Mr. Atliisdr i hbas'):ijhe thr(. .0.T .t ~tlip 'P' '11q j ee8 n 'plincipal
aie this scholVo1de i1gls gIe an563W 'oifl'eaucatioriIl in4if ltn. e
#pied isim'6olre nor expense in securing the servicef% of .' ie i4oit. accoplihe4
nd experiefoed teaceidrs,.and in naakin,4 the .inatiute a e.mfxia.gl~eauai aa iesalt,
ome for its pupils. No patron. ha evir visited the schol. w,,.(ioi beg more-that
iver pleased with the arrangements for the elffaref iis daughters Frn being
r. seipt azt&9me of its exasimn1 atidag d'p ,raonally snalleet ig t.:e work of the pupils
hereon, I know that the ptsgueti.n istt W. rig d 91 ,. )9y &igI grad Di..
3idez, the PRoftbsor'o1U utic,.t itgarde, 1.3 lip. jI lifs, .otu ol u on. are anateur
ady musicians, graduates in music at otler zliittiitns. a 'tli it-(st .idvanced aini
mocomplised't'olidor of inusic that Las ever come z duth. J. '.~L AiEti,
deasion bt 1881*. ... it.. 0 In
E ion Seteem br 7, 1881. Te - O$12 . er baf nision, indfu1in'g
WARY EXI'ENRE to which the pupil in put, exedpt for'pri'vate lession in music.
THE "QUEEN BESS" CORSETS
The "Qyg.V N Corset and Skirt 8il jorter is by O f ii'e. iaMat comfortable
vetitittoduced. It is a perfect tItting cors.:t, and has new and impraied shondez
Itrapil, emily adjusted to any desired ng'h. It also has the imninsely populpl
l'ATENT OLOTH STEEL P)IOTE '101 , wI.ioh not only prevents the steel a f om
rusting, but also renders it inpooible to break the claqiifi. Wrkait'd in every par
ioular. FOR SALE ONLY 5y , . ,
may 26 J. M. BEATY & CO.
GIRAND OPENINGn
ro I > Of'1SOFFAIR J1>eD UO(,VI
IIAVEuist opened ind have oiuav realdy for vour ii nsectioi i 1 of tb
ar estand hest selected stocks of MILLINEIAt, FANCY GOODS AND
RO NS ever brought to this place.
Affig. llbAG; *f1 t1H tW sistale Of 1101 11y 11411r' JgBLACK; c
Ma liniore, Itend i i 1r0g o t)i1tan th .ieses an ivil L Cl(lW
td keep thern full during the seasor1
A PULA iNE OF DI1ESS GOODS. Buiris trd timn 11 . I h;, T q
lest and cheapest litie of &,OIISETS. Also i (t of Lien ebtut i tide'
TWETir'V a.
DAVIS VE rTICAL P0Ib
iE best in the e - i IU IN f
HOilUSAN POLLA ItEWAUJ Any J!-amwho t
t- b ti a a ~ m c~ ne t d h o ra ~ a o w o l ~ l ~ urt s ou t. l 1 r iu t ot to w ea r
A fin'b lot of 1ia~t n& Nott 'od orOasOhe
Dfackere, Cakes, Canilles, Badolt J'o ,. eal t0a S meed ; gorn Ot L~oins
rh acco, CIgers, Bedseteabas MAttres'ae.' Tebles'8u s Chir e tdOown
To arrve i6000 feet of boo~d Assorted Lamrn~r,
Dz~ oosofalkinds, Millinory, etc.,10 ao