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THE NEWS AND RERALD, WINNSIo110, S. C. 77TIRSDAY, Selptemubvir 20, I I : 1881 ?I AA PA VIS, ICI)Iou. Q- . RYNrL")s. AssocuIU HKIoi. SINATOR lAYAtD Ray the Senat waIs Denorai11c w hwinm it adjoulrned an(' it will b 1 Democrat ic W 1hen it r1 assembles. 'T'liat is talk )enlolcIh. '3EN ATOR -11.3, is sail to ie plrgre.s Ing finIely since tle l1a1t operation to calitcer. lie will be oil haid at. tIj Opeling of (he Senate. Titm Augusta Chroiele ald Con '/IMution1/ls. prediets that Mahoni will experience a defleat in the colnlil clectio na. May our Conte inporary) Provi a trie prophet. Tim Philadelphia Timas Ilthiks tha the Demlocrats may now Caray Ohio while nothing blit political suicido ea defeat them in New York. The Time, is a shrewd observer. WIIEYN GoVIeror Spragile wa ill th ledav of his glorv, he gave his wifb n car/c lunche for refilt-iI their numn 141onl, expecting (lie bill to be fifty ftiousland (1 dollamrs. le paid over six h111ted thou.andtild dollars before hc got trlloiugrii. Theln wias tle propet tine for his little.shotgunl. Tim Coltmbia Regfis/er believes that Governor Iligood will call an extra esilo of thle Legislait lre to considel tle proposed ameldilleits to the col titu ition. It is generally concede fhit the work this. wintier will occup% much Imore titte thaln usutal ; al it is a qnesion lthlie the work shoilh hv1in ooner, or be prolonged unti after the (lrist1a holiyds. 'ii. coitin.g mI liter will not be a propitols time for clanliges in ott. im. portan11 1aw 1.1Wen a counltry Is prosperinlg, ex perililit s y be freel y made; buit ill limlo of s1areity it is much better to let thigs alonle. lind the present. hiirvest bvell a1ula1(Init, w should have .eln gad to se how a repeall of' fihe lienlaw w1%Nould wvork, for instanlce, bItt. we I'illot, see the Iis dom of Imlaking a 41bange now. W halve coile to tlls CLOnclusionl art(n. ma11tuire(P deliberatio, and a carefill coisiderltion of both sides of the It..u I is expevird to retire fiom the Caibilo ill a few days. lie will iten he out of i job for tle ( ilrs ine itl many ya. Cdonlling was de1feiated it few davs -igo 11. a iwarMd prinary t elect delegates to the state Convein(iol. 1h would 1111( have believed six monlth a;o hi hIlese crvalest Repiblict4 -4 ----.11-- 61u [I'.m In-umir . Sol? lWe predicted last Novemubeii deiail, andt( that it wotldl soon1 lbe sfrtrong er (1han1 ever', butt, we loul n t see0 thazt thie fulfillinenIt of t hat Ipophecy wVoul(d Iotme so soon1. IlmunnING trajits is thle ihvorite pafst im Itof0 utlaws at prest'(tt. TJhtree out rages of ai shtua tnat in-ie, thIt last (lccuririntg onily a f'ew (1VI go liie A rkanse have 0 opened thie 'ves oft hioet wayinrers~ wvho hav'e heretofore bel ieved1 a raillway triaini to be thle coul he foul. It is ahitost inceredlible that three y'outhts should be able to overawe a whlole ear funll of people antd make (tem SIland1 anid deliver. Tihere inust b)e some collusion somewhere, and the railroad authorities should look$ into it. Tire Atlanta Expositlin will he for. litally openied next mion(th. Th'le main. aigealinct lhas been enierget ic ini (la ex. tremoe, and otnly the stringxenicy of th< Jiioney imartket will militate againsit ii comlpleto success. Itf our people them. selves (1o tnt visit A tlanta, they cani al least scud.1theiri p rothliets to be seen bi inspectors froim thle Nort h. The SotI has maegille(ent natural advantatges and she is on the road( to pr'osperits'. cannliot lbe expebcted1, hiowever', thait Priovideiice will l1ess us every r eal vicissitutdes ini all things, antd we hauvt hadii t wo goodl croips. Lot uts ex p,ec aniotheir otne niext yeari, andi( let, ns shioi our Northiernt brethrcen that eveln ii biad year's (lie South is not ittterly cas' dlown. .We hope) thie A tlanta Edxposi tioni will prove a granuid sncess. AN ollec-sceker's. lot is inot a hiappiy One these dayis. On thie late Presideti i ngutrat ion thie hun tgr'y switam (lock ed1 to WiVashiinugton and beseioed bin i Guit~neau's bullet to putt atn end to hii l (i, just as (lie swarm hadui cottf(ortabil set tl('d dlowni. Now the~y halve all th worak (d0 over againt; thIe its lo kee1 their places iand (lhe ots to ntke frceshi at t ack on A r't huri. 'lTo bc ineer taity of (lie lItical situtin hals, i'o thet ptast year. or' two, added t.o th .uisery of' (lie bread andi( butter brigade aost y'ear theyv couldnt't fori' (Ic 1'e o tem fell wvhetlier' to shiout f'or 111antcocl or G.ar'field. T(his spr'intg theay wer' kept oni (the teinter-hooks, by (lie ( mi fiehl-C(otnkIintg cotrtoicvers, aind *ist ta they had set.tled down ito v'ocifercotu abusc of' (lie hlei', Itis r'ight hanad tan Attthurt, stuhIletily takes all thteir' oflilit lives ini his hantds. 'Thie Stal war'ts sa here is to be ai gIrandi boinnc Of Denni (t atsimd al -111 eedsch. E it this is no0 tiauredt. ' lie Steit is too close fo .Arthurll to iaftbrd t o flroitt anybv Iody3 lIe hats a (difliclt phlatha to lluarisun a best, and) at "'gr'i itd blounte" onl lihi' a initl( lead to dhi aetrout resulto to hitm sel In the biekling down ..of his id li;I iitrIati0n. TIke fur will begin to fly about the 10th of October. SI E TlH E MO.v 1. Messrs. Adilors: The cost of all monke1ky shows falls ell tho shoutlders8 of the humblest laborinT class. Bar nui and John 1fobiison have collected iillions f'om1 the hard earninIgs of tho )ou m-an 1 11, and yet ho has inade his money by the sweat of his brow. The humblest. of laborers pays his 75 ceite -one and a halt to two days foil-anld qeq thle show, and who daues gaiu-say hilm) ? Ilas he not a right to the fruits of his labor and to speid his hard earned pnCIIIy as lie pleases? It has been cltimed that some of those cir cuses wore moral and instructive. Per haps so-but very doubtful. No mat ter what kind of a monkey show comes along-a circus, a hanginfg or a big meeting-we have one part of our ipiittlon that arc suire to take stock extensively. Now, suppose one hun dred ml1enl for onle day i.alteid eillIer one of the three. Let's count otto part of the cost: First- Feed I day for 100 inen at 10 Cents eiteli.......... $10 00 6econd- 100 davs work lost At 50 cents per day. ......... 0 00 .s0 00 Sixtv diollalrs (r a bit of a Imoikey Ahow eor oile h11111red men11 one(,. da%. lit this is notL ill ; citranlce 1ees to tie ,ir (, 11 d1 ik s at the sam , or at the han-ginpy, or paying file prechll'er, and ext.ra g(1-1b ai(( driiks at (h.e big Ieet ing. will amount to about as mucl mor1-80 every m1onkey show costs on an average of over onie dollar for a (liy's attelidalnce of, a siigle persOnl. Ilit to reverl to at cais4e1 it hm111d, tle Alighty who is all. powevril, chlimed tio one-sevenit Ih of ourt. tilm. 110 a SAbbath For wvorship, rest, &c. We genera'2l ly 806e his (1evou1.tfol lowers ('on1 vit. to render holnige to hii )In lk own oly day, ; he Sabbath. YI. w ve muit 11111tn tht are more pious or MOre siill who, not satisiled Ivith a good thing, cilrry onl extensively S1iluida, 1111d h preh a11nld raft,' sing id hoWl tile other six Wight. oi I Ie week, from dark till naril mrniw. Not to be mI il nlderstood, we referm to at cer-tain "Noisy% IIuWl' ;of I doz-en miles frioli voti city v where the colorod 'man and bro:ler' has 1en nigh ly os un|1 g for lIhe imst (hreo wehks, 11d by hi-S howlings "mat11vde ig-hit hideouis."~ The i conCiseqletlce is a poor crop, 1o (:rly picked, Id wiliting inl the lielIs, one-b1ird of the active labor being witldrlawnI from the fields in h11vest t.ime. Thefe peoplC aro to be pihied 111her iit abused, and these r-it6g hells -br e 1 i1l111 loolgrowith oA the 1G0l preaehers 1111 exhorers Ohis rac2 aords, very1 Iiny of, whoi dc serve tIe m ter or the Iwhipping post a11l nri H.'21 scamlips ill she1ep's cloti inIg. NhAmt. I Pity Ifiese poor creamturs Iv learned 1 re Ivlirion, savo IRtma1 isin. They woinl Oh'wn have b).eI sip plied withk dlte:.iqd priv.-As who wouldi Ihavie giveni the rsiiieli1gis intruct:in ni one-0sIvewih of te totime it nlow take~s. Souin of the orivt ~Iius univ1 Wa0t'he~ Pl~esf'd1' t'elhin~t is liesid I, if thise maNo good people lived as we0 do, n(e n 1 f ahnd 11o1d-v Iillls, theay wotihdl agree with ii 1 t do(hs seemii lha1t..SOIne of theise ntoisy ph120 ice nighit be0 broulght. 10o ic at ten' Unbiielievei,rs antd (lItisid(ers ought to) havie 5(11i'i ritgl-s-ceritainl1y a righit to undiclisturbed)0( repose intside'I lhir owne' hIolises at a 1iodert'e td(istan2110c o two iiile from the11 scene1 ofI 11 e.I 1on0. As to to thie unity of raIceS, we are'l ani .iIesurs'. .Edit/ors: As much1:1 has1 been1 said on the subject of abolishing the ieni Law, I would like to ask what is to be substit 11ted1for' it,? What is the small t'itrmeri to give as secur'ity for his supp)llies? Mutst lhe be comp)elled to luni-Igago his hiomes~tead ? if' so, is this chantgitng had f'or worse? It' abolish ing this law would1( stp (i c(redi t, thien 1 ayV stop) it at ontec, bitt as this is nolt thle case5, norn will it lower the pries~ thait we pay what then is to be done? One half of' our~ planiteirs have no lanids to tiuortgage.. Messrs. ICditors, I (hinik oft aill times this is f(he worse timnt to chan 11'e. A gret miay of our planuters sayV latt. it wl enab11le us to cboiit.ol labo , but I thinik they have it in their clwi lttuiils to dc t.hatt. if they woculd irtuse Io 10ent land1 to be wolked withI calIves and2( oxen, t hey wiothl ndot get hese liens, as te itcerchanlt s will not sell wit houitt see1i-ity. I thintk ourP rep 1r.'senitatives shoul conisidr the initer est of th1e peop1le and1 not2 the few inde(I pendIett plaiiters of 1 Ithhuid. R. tIlw ltipeai. Mesxsrs. Editors: It gives tue ii lunch pleasure i to conigrtuato112 you oni lie hiiuprovemen2lt of Tu'l .: NE.ws AxN Ib.:n A 1.>, both11 ii its rinO1liig malle 1r aind its enari'giitenlt . TJhie hatter' gives, thlin k, plenty of room01 for' thle d iscuissioni of' thle Lien L aw and1( aill its bear'iings ini a word, it is Ihe paper01. It give' thie I ien-laldo wner a ebai lnee aS well to2 ex plress him isel f, and1( 1 2am one, no1w ithI sland)(ing 11lot Shot. to the conltrary'i. Nowv, II' l\t'. Ilot Shot cani prove~ toc 'ca Ihv lit got the s: ate r'ight look out1 for miselfand li mn itlily tas th laindown-er, I shiould hike for' hlim to d1( so. It think this too grave a questloll at. this time11 to nmake it a one-sided natl ter. Th'is is a si ruggIe foi' illeat and1( br'adl wvith hum id ((s of poor' souls tha don1' OIVwn 21 loot ofi lanid, and( wit hot meanils tor 111 anote vi'ur. is I lot Shot - willinig,to.r'educe the rent (2'hii.. live ut1 o' tr,eh of' the lilen I,awy-a chanitice1 tach III? h'oinnat u-IOy la hIwls ofthis (cun2tryv give ('v(i'vbaIy alttil. triee sp0ehi, 12nd( I have15 is i'ui hias 1(olus or2 anly o4the(rs of' his stia and( whattt I have 44o 82ay relative 1(2 the L en1 Lawv. wd il, I kinow, mec(i. Iiavora bly the mindlls o1 till fair-thgiikl,soh- a ,i owner's. IfI 1 iilke 11(2, it w111 a la t eisetd to he01li 01he ones wie'll s 0other. I havr bween grill mg lienis b. (Iau11e I ('oilId 1n(1t hel p hi iuelf. I run1 two ulinghs, hv. ,... ..-tei .ull work my own labor, pay six lea bales of ctton r6nt, anid paiy noy' ic Without the blenefit ofthr& law, I CoL not have farioed, and I can't run tal-m noxt year withont the help of t Lien Law, uIless M.. Hot Shot c see (what can't) a better way for I Will Ie il) 1ne to a side or soi of I con, some meal, and horso food I another year without a ]ien? Messrs. Editors doit't understa tme to approvo of tis law, no. - I peal It, yeq, I say do a'way with It,. t not now. It has beeni a good and Ctrs(, too, anld take it up 0110 side a down the other, it has done tis-ias MH good as harm ill tile last two yei Let us not throw out the dirty wai until we got in tile Clean. A go general stdies careftully his 111pls ,ore eiteriig iito battle, and ifhuiing is iolit a m. -Imy I doti't know it; a itow, it looks to re as itAe'e was sti: some of us it the face. I hald rathi risk 1iy chances with tile uijerchal anlother year dialn with Hlot Shot al I1s kind, for It hasn't ralned aiv mc inl his section t11n iIn mille. 'Ill t Iext place, such an argtunent is 11 democratic in the wav I take It. N welit arn and Armll together to le bi lot-box with the saie intention stlld up1) to oulr rights, 01111l:g o lites toupOlee oi the s1rn1e ba)tu which waves over the poor its well tile Hiol mal, and wiy should v witlt a so mrattionl now *onl the nll( and nieal usiiess at a crisis' of dirt need with tile poor man? Suppc Legislature repeaim the Lien La Whitt IS I 111all of IV COnditioln to (1 And fhiert atre litdreds of nIl kiii Will Mr. lot Shot seiid to tho' Nut for Suippheus anld fi'urnish the people , Casier terils? I 'ear. not. We won perih btfre lie could establish ere4 there. Much safet.r to hold oil to t ohd merchalit who has thready i nai abroad, I think it limuh better to hold tle, ings Itil let tle voice of the people heard, and let oliur Legisitutre km the popllitr011 setlliment, of the peop Wo haven't naade so I it,ch co to I that %we cani Spnare at (ly or so to til i", 0ct. I eillilot Coline 111 to IM Ir. II Shot's prescribed forml of' i pet.ili withll its 1111111bers of aicres of hld present to preseIt to the Legislatuli buit it the Liell law is lbolished I c heat himin itiuliber %% ith at petition hiungry childrei. It' Mr. Ilot Shot i t .-Oded to 11gtate 8011101sioieg of bei t:) all alike--a living Fhr all--he "hoi have <le it dilIbei,1I Iv. I coifess iI h-, Can1 with Il other I .11owners I Clse country.) and ma1.ke linaittI' r 111un better it'they would go h in lilt together in the right way, but I (I like ills plan of perishlllg a tllow deaith at fihe Start, and 4inl brinl'i about the hAngllillgFor the prospelil"v the coluntry. It will lve to start at*t .handowler S , anl1d ill ti in thinnble op ion it wvill have to begin b, not reiti land to free laborers. Work for stni lg wages or part of' the crop, but tile Lien Law go) Oil alloither year two it' li'nCessarV. All of the leadi Radhcals will ntot work for. wawes part,o t he crop. This i.- a stig 'ina Iheir. ilille as leadaers, an)d the( se(imel they will pick up their team's anld lilo away frin "Iioll.-St uts, la.aving" its I oMlliilhl dharkey whoill we (.:' Contr and 1 tilize to rcllin effi!(.ll both Voters wi uhIls anld (ginclil nlm11 hors. It' il Shotf 61a other lt owlers hoh] top to tle.5e smngestior rlerly ; )ecullc thie lot Shot Cro will ha111 e control of' the stock. 1f have'i at ll toniebed onl politi c:, let n ily 10i timie o1 penclC preparte for war,. J:'.1i's G. Iicuox. 'liAIN IlonnNR1Y IN AlUK.\NSA's. 'Ier(il 1o 1110 (Guze//c, dtetd Litt1. I t>ok, Sep1temb1 er 23, frotn A rkalphii says: "TIhie I rain oin the Iron Mounta lii Southern11111 Wtilwy W whichi 1e Texarka(na all eight. o'elock h:ist unig1 wals b)oarttled at. I 1ope by threi'e voun 111en, who 11, a1'1er ptissitig l'esctt atl when1 n1ear! Kils-eltt suttdden I Vly rw1 rol vers alhd ordre th0(1le coutducltor itopi the t.rain, wich he0 did. The hen1 prloceededl to make1t the paIssen1ge throw iup their, hands(1 and11 robbed flher retl tig $700. Theythe visited ti )x ft'051s ear1, opend tI c C nessen11gel 5:tC fe ( antIOOk $:10),000 ill (~'etwren .J3 tor'e lealving tile tri th1er threwy a10w fW ii package Oconitalinin g $1'5,00)0, nnldi 11he 1:lwe)Csionl that it wa1s vaLIneles T'he robbers are said to be0 luere bov rind1 it is believed thaIt thev Will sh1011 be catufl)red. Governlor Ch1urchll hi doubt less olbr al reward' of $2,500, ati for their cap iltire. -"I'(Ldie ulhouldl kIlow, Ithat ArcOl iIair Vigo is aL louperOior and1( econ'oi: eal drin 1g. it. has b ecollne anl iil penIsale ar't.icle for thle toilet. * .Messrs. Williains & Ifutledge, Gre viille, S. C.: .1)earp Sir.-The plini p.nrehal1sed of' you gives enti re satista I on innl 111( 1 nn conIvinIced that it is WI wyorth thle pr'ice paid(. Messrs. W I ilis & ifutledue, Gree purchased ofl' you fo1 '') Greno lII gh School'' is one1 of iiuperior 1(1 nmt irtely 11ati '-he101ry. 1Respiel iin [Ziss] \l. I-:. ibihUn-r, [ instru10 ctre. ini :\lI -i< Glreenw'',ood, S. ( '.,1 Feb. 7, il. * AN GECINA'CE To) ent:'1NT Tr:l1 wrTorNOl oin rJr.rvi:av GI'iN ill \Till tt (til:lIA' 11.1 11,1 (0-, 'y ToIl Eu Il'1wis11no1o, S U. 1) E 'T' ENACTFD-'I AND 0iit).\T;NI theo Ton11 or \Vin.ihorou, &' C. ini (Tiu int; an.ly person~, olmporaxtion or' film, to s;or keen' dep1,osil. ir (auIso tto be stole dleposilttd ko kest I i storage,' at or' nny', plaie withmn tihe corpointe hllmts t he T'own1I ofiI W inshoro, 01' to deliver, cauise to ho deOlivered, at or' from1 ni pIhilco wIitin i the(0" corporato lim its of so Town, any (' -ano, PuIver'izt,,t ilonit, A,. Ira who V t sinsil vit te the l'ovisions 1this It Or iant',l shll,tl'li i 1 I uIn on i ie l'I-N 1)OLLhAltH foir echl day's conltinu I1on ill ('tiiil, this 11h0 '2th (lay A tlgm;t. 1 h8l, nil wiIithi the 0crp.,rato se of' isaid Tiown agflixed, JOIiN J. NF. r, (kerk of' Councit. AT OU9 HOUSE lie Fl 4THEtOST). le. ;r CHOICE SUMMER BEVERAGES, ad s3n As te- SHERRY COBBLERS, ut a CLARET PUNCHES, ud 61h SODA WATER, 18. el- LEMONADES and OLD VIRGINIA MINT JULEPS. ell TRY THE CELEBRATED D OCaK 8 aEU n its ALWAYS I jrRrH AWD COOL' ho re nay.8 Next dloor to W. It. Dot-y & Co. t> INSURE YO UR LIFE ur IN THE as Presbyterian Mutual Assurance Fund, 3u at " atYout havleto pay but little for tihe sumn wicli syou rtetO, anti only what, tihe lnsurane-i actu. IV You are uro that, your family wIll got.thstir t your dnt31, is by special etittso in tho char d. No r.;k it) rm. nor any p nssiiit. nf the cor. p oration falling, ai (to other lisurance comi Yout know whats.von pay each asscainent for youan iniure fil this when you1 could not, 1 ita Iore vxpenl.Ive o1w. Yaot know ,hern a, bet nolnroesse ofla It id rxpn(ture of iventis to obUtin L,ho attin al You rei.vtl a bl(Initt, of five collars a wc! when sivc or lilialic to liti.cItd to btilnwss. i.t- IIt, i filhe elsit-Ad St . Ifes ', wily to secure ti be l r9(i iiou tit for the benelit, of your'fainity 1 No inillions,inassed to tempt the honci.y o tt i o11 itt,al plar li % r asliundi tiho resUL sure. s I 4:en oI pay roi out, large sIls to 1111urane( 'CO AU 111-%, I h I lwy Is lft wit,h catch nau1ibut it i O IIte'. nveudl4. uin C.Unnot0 I )'iIhjetC(Il (A) tho 'aiml. 0( CcIor! to 1101' rIA hed 1.0y at a11 ilant., al1ahA i 'unt 1.-or o t, 1rWO .s o hi, so Its to div(*,t It rroik thn lI Fqir frirt.her pjirtlet'irs and vipplIcnitonfoi 11a1 berilt-41), call onl ,1 . oA0, () - s- pt 2.1-31n Agent for Falir110d countt.y lit "OLD I1CKORY WAGONS." at le cl Ild is-* ONE ITORSE, to TWO gTHRlEE 11O1WSR, A,' FO UR I 101ZSsE, hie I] 14 A fill nwortment of wagons, both IRON d- AXI, and 'I'IMBLE SI NS, now in et store. PIGICES il out the sttne ats last. or soason. Every wa-ion% wrrarined for twelve months. I Ilmive on haid two openl anid twio t P htggies. iu which I offer a iant';1 Ono extr buggy polo, with iek yoke, for salo cheap. jUgy 11111 wagon lhIarules, Jersey walglon lat-Iess, SLagew wgon barness~' (saddle, tug. anid breacig) ul h- ang 25 8 AND INTERESTING NEWVS A aTO 'T HE P U BL IC. I hav just returned from the to mngs thman over before for the peopl)e Sof Fairfio]d andtt aidjouirning counties, G- with hundreds of ar'ticles at 'r* l"IFT1Y CEINTrS ON T.ilE D)OLLA1t, s. s, Miy rapidly accumulating business y not yet enough, I throw my banner Ito the breeze and boldly strive for Sthe championship of the State. TiS SE~ASON I INTEND 's To bury the ma)trket bleneath the Sdebis of shattered prices. Thme audacity of my Logic wvill ring triumphant over all opposition. n-Rich find poor, great atnd smaldl, ao from the castle to the catbinl, Carolina e- jwill thrill to the 11 MAGiC0OF MY PRICES. Concen traito every expectation, demand all you can of melrcanitile n.. (Interprise, aind still find mec more 10 thant equa:l to tihe occasion. Since a( the fall of 1878 I have MADEjfJj MNONOP~OLY iFeel imy weigh I, as the peCol well kn11ow whait p)liers thmey hald to pay for iY OOODS~ h.efo.ro MY openCling inl W'innsaboro'. WYith good: bouL4h thi year att prices far OX, codinag previous9 years F, w.ithi a R RANCH HO USE IN C IL E S T1 E R, l And, tccry fociliy I ex tto coe acs Old Pr~iicos 11( natrush goods at * figuires thmat will mnkoth the w~orld rwonider and rivalr'y (uo-ca!tlled) tmrc nghad My1 list of goods sliaugh.. tred. will oppar ini next week's 1) assue.* 1tcapecofully, r UNUI 1MELLERI A ND SLAS11El Y '1 sal 80 2 .1 NOT - CE If d ~ ici er b given t hat iappliett it'n wrill he0 - I oa:ale lo then i ittt ure t th onas.g. I ig seM(i3.onI, for t' finororio o01 a) Auaaow (Gangei Ibuirou,<l bet,ween witnns, born1 334 haniheton or Alstont, or1 some point butween the0 last two i.h eu.s Iu 1xa3 WHITE WITH COTTON 0 HANOS & ORDANS. c CASHI PRICES, t WVITHI a THREE MONTHS' CREDIT,. LUDDEN & BATES' v .t S ecia Stilmmer Ofor -0 FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. -0 A Little Cash Now and the Balance When Cotton Comes In. 0 During the months of Angus! and Scp tqmper, we ci*er 1ianos and Organs at LoW.-r Cmia Jri.:m, i.a'1a b0 Sa CASI ON A PIA NO, 810 CA.31 ON AN ORGAN, rnd the balance in three months w0houtl ii1tsre.W. This offer expires October 1st, next. Buy now, tnd buy ais chielap ats yoti canh next FalI with cash in hand. Nothing gainod by waiting. Prie s will be higher. Another boom i.- eloso at hand. Ma n) fucturers will not be able to lalf supply the demand, and Instruments will b2 searce and high. WAREROOMS 0110(K A BLOCK Now, with a naunificent stock-all from old ndi.l standard iakers. Prices th I 'west. Terms the easiest. Two hundred lustrumHe.t- to scle-t. from. Best Makers only. Our very Cheapest Instruments are porfectly reliable. Pianos and Organs .tent on ifteen davs test trial. It's all wo ask. Give us the privilege and we -vill Ie happy. 1-vl(d for latest prieco li:;t, an1d Ohlige, yours truly, luddeun c?z Batem S.VANNAH, GEORMJA, MAKING WAT7CHEl- - S. D)efective Watch Cauos are one or the chlcf entise~s of so thsany wathes not bC lg goodl timo pieces. Thie cases being thin and not It ting well admit, dlust, and dirt I.0 the mojve mIent, whlichi SOon Interferes withi thte running parts of the wateh nrecessit:tig eil'anitog, rc pairin1 g, &e., ansi ihe anmount Itus paid out if aIpplIid t Owati dbuying al good ease ini tile be ginning, wouIld have saved all this trouble and1( e. pense. We hsave recent ly seen a case thalt ineets all these requIrements, IL having been carried for over t wenty years and1( still remains perfect. We refer tO the~ JA S. JIOSS' P'atesnt Stial'enedl old Ctase w11lh imsi become onle of the stalpie art,icles or the Jewelry trado, pos.sessing ats IL does so many adva nt ages over ll other watch -eases, beinag rmale ef two heavy plates of solid gold over a psllte of COml posItIon. And we adv'ise all our readers to ask their Jeweler for a Card or cat alogue I hatL wHIt exIslhin the manner in which I l.ey are Imadie. It Is the Only StialcYeed Case made wvith two pliat es or gold, seamless pendants, ni dcentre, solId joints, crown pieces, &c., all of whieh aIre covered by letters patent. Therefore buly no cnse before consulting a Jeweler who keeps tile JAS. BOSS' Paternt.St lirened Gold Case, that you may learn tihe difference bet,ween it anId all imitations that claim t o be equtally good. F'or sale by aill responsIible Jewelers. Ask to see1 the warranlt that accompiailes each c.isc, and dton't be persuaded that, any other make of ca3e Is as good. ap 12. ATTENTION at LADIES ! V HAVING detrmino(l to "CLOSE OUT" our stock of Spring Dressa Goods, we ol'or you from this diato rnusual bargainrs in same. *Wo have a complletto line of thesec goods, aind parties will do well to call, examine TV anid pl ice Llheso before p)urchlasing'. We would also call your at tention t.o onr line of .Fanev Muisli, and1 Linen Lawns. In white goods we are "Full Up." Our line of these goods con - tsist.s of Linen Latwnss, Victoria Lawinst, B3ishop Lawnsii, Phin Plaid ' andi S tripOd NainSsookri, J aconets, CJambrics, 'iqJues, Plain and Plaid S" iss, &.c., &c. Laces, Laces, Laces. Edgings, Edgings, Edg- " ings. CALL AND SEE FORl YOUR SEL~VES. McMAST1Elt, URIICE & KETCIllN. Ai may 7 R. J. McCA RLEY & CO., COTToN I'UVERJS AND) COMMIlSSiON - MSEISCIAN'jS', Are niow prel ared to p.ive the highest nussrha. price for thle .staplie. a 1 Wo ar'. il''lnts f'sr Ithe Bltown CottLos li1 Gits, wa iith Feeder and Gontdense.r.h We are also agenrts for the Chsamp,ions sf All partien will Ilid it10l their advant. aget to give us a call. ta:ipt 1.[LxfV PLAIN -----. I AM NOW RECEIVING daily 1 -y Goods, consisting in part of D roat variety, Corsets, 11osiory, Gic f all kinds, which will be sold as 10 MILLN'vERY, AND FANCY GOODS in all the I ur Millinor from Baltimore. has s4 are, and no pains will be spared to be abovo DEPARTMENTS. Miss 0-a1son again. IF YOU WANT A SEWING MA nd the best Fanmily Machine on th( beu being in use in this County, a ny other without basting. you can JUST IN A SUPPLY OF GRO( jard, Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, ( lerosono Oil, Bagging, Iron Tioi; a o found at J. 0. BOAG'S, on the C hero. Don't forget to call, as thos [on. AN ASSORTMENT OF BED UST RECEIVED. Sept 24 B.SUGTh [AS JUST IECEIVED A FRESU I INI LOBSTES, SALMON, STIAWBERRIES, GREEN PEAS, LIMA BEANS, FINE FIRESI CID ---AI UTNEGS, ESSENCE AND EXTR FINE TABLE SALT, I FLOUR, MEAL, OTIIEI GENERALLY SOLD L ang 4 THlE "QUEEN Th "QEE B S ort n ks "'/ritoucd, 0i/aprttligc raps easil adusedtoan dsied/ iTETOOT rTE PR' t O: TynopsisNB2S 01 of whih Igi8o blow rfApR Faxily fTijlE tIoUS Toy Tc,ii 1 1f.uAg bTL. F.\'~ rM itLy-.-Al- . ixo i,l t C1Nr NFiE OcNtS, A] IORNatAi;A , iome.ig chioico. m SUCCOTAuai, Beans~ and Corn (;omn,' TLMoN, SIDN. M UST1ARD, \ALSO 1NVIT YoUR ATT'JENTI;oN To (JUl [Mye mo a call and examne for yourself., -Ucles too nlumerous to mnt,ton. D. R. ELENNIREN. IJ)14 J (TIICE is loereby given that appli'a tVion wil*l'be 1madeI to I ho Letgislai re of the taite of South .aol)ina20, ot itsN xt s ion41f, fr1 ft charter Io constructlo 'atrorld frc,m siome~ pon I.(I 'e ('i tweeni (;olumia,j anid W'Iifnsor, to) mei p~oint ('nst of Cainden, 8. C., by way (Camdetin, H. C. A g. (t3 81z.A.ANRM --0 -- ay Fall Stock of.. Staple and Faney mnmitics, Calicoes,' Dresr Goodu in vos, Notions, Fringes, Laces, Auttin w as the lowest. M,ILLINERY,T loveltion of the season. Misa BLA/IK, >lected the above goods 'ith groit please our frionde and customers in BLACK will be with us the coming .CH-INE, one that has stood the test, i markot, three hundred and fifty of Ad will do a greater range of work than Hnd it at J. 0. BOAG'S. SERIES, Flour, Meal, Gript, Bacon,-, 1 landios, Mackerol, Tobacco, Cigars, id any and e ery thing you want js to orner, as choap as can be bought tiny.. o are facts and worthy of your aton TEADS, CHAIRS, LUMBER, ETC., D). BOAG. IELHEIMER ,INE OF CANNED G OODS, CONSIST i OF PEACh ES, PIIN EAPPLE, TOMATOES, PICKLES, SARDINES, ER AND VINEGAR. ..i8O -- ACTS OF LEMON AND VANILLA, rEtY FINE MOLASSES, SOAP, AND ALL t GOODS N A G ZOCERY STORE. E MVIU-A C<. -- 1' - htip irtor is by far the most comfortabjo rxLet, and( hasi n0W and(1 iovd ~shoulder. ,thI. It also has tho immeunsely ff:puilar which ntot onily pirevents thu stee a from >rak the clasps. Warranted in every par J. M. BEArTY & CO. S3A2T..:ED AND) FEEl) STABLES. Wanio1o, S. C., Sept. 1, 1881. LOOKi OUT? THO)SE JIDEWJTED TO TIlE UN D)EISIGNED, KNOWING TIJEIin NOTES FALL DUE ON TIHE IRST* OF OCTOBER, WILL PREPAJRE TO( M1EET1 TI'lE M, AS FULL PA Y M ENT WILL BE RE:QIRIED. UIN LESS FURJTI IER ARIt\NG EMENTS THlf El R NOTES CARIRIED OyVei FItOM LAST YEAR WILL MEETi TilEM PROMP'TLY, AS I WILL F'O RE CoLLEYermO N mII,mL