The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 10, 1883, Image 3
LOOA - ofiTI ENOE
~SATUR6AVY 1,I%UOU01O.10 'a a 18.
Z'qgv Ad ettsehente. -
'1N, Gratal and 'Be4ilitlifil. -
PEit8ONAL.-~-Cftpt. W. S. D6jaitho
ftravoling aOit df the Coliiill Ecgis
ter, w-o bi tOwn on Tikirgday and
Friday. it'de4uiterest of iiiht paper.
--'Oheap Iad relable-Wando ;r
FOlier, Wando Acld, Ash Eloiiout.
For*9afa'.by'Cale;woJl & Lauderddle.
AfAsQUrmDE BALL,.~-We 'aFo --
quested toinnounce that there willtbe a
unI.dthig of the.young Ine lin the Town
Yail on 'next Monday night., the'12t.h
Just. at 7.80,j. n. A full attendance
iN otinestly dosired, as businless of hn
p6rtanlce will be traisate.
DEAftVic;Life 'Johnile, the third
'1chilld of 'lii Mrs. E. ~. Chandler,
fillbd at"efglit 'lWek'dh tho'indrililcg of
the 8th inst. Of congestiotof the brinil.
The little 'boy had 'b%en in a hopelehs
cnditidn'for several days, inii atiler
"ed intensely before he -died. The
deceased 'Was a Idht 'aind spw,J":y
clild, and gave promise ofla 'long,
lab-- anid Iseful lire. .Tho grief
stricken father and mother will have
the condolence ,f all tihhi' friands-and
iatives in t-ichir so'row and loss.
-Leife'yodi' bi4lers witha Cah'in:el
& Lauderdale for ltifh,dard'FerIlizers
Wando -atid Saluda 'GUanb', Acid,
Utainit, &0.
A QUESTION AN8w KIC).'~Ti'c Ches
tear,orer' says-: "rhen a botle *of
Monongaithola "if whiszkey is sent to
the e6ditor's of. the Witsboro NzvNys
AND llt.mLD tie thmniaks of'the com.
-posit,ws 11r - reeturned, no rq is chis,
bretlret?" 'iM -iiandary of otir
un0iglibor c'm only b* reIoved by the
suggestion that the comnpositor's inter
'cept the Jlfmonorythela before it reaics
the editori.1l sanctum of Tnm- Nrws
AND) IlERA . We feO co1ident that
our friend of the Reporter is shrewder
'thanl this. Will he suggest wIlNt"fds
We should take inl the premises?
--Mr. J. M. '?t6wart has removed to
Messrs. J. M. Beaty & Co.'s Corner
:Store, where he will pay the ighes.
prices for cotton, and defli-'dio t most
~satsthctory fertilizers. .
RIar.WAY AND HRt POST.As-ri-n.
It is saiL that'oue Witlirns, of this
county, has beein commissioll6d post
.111aster at Ridgeway ilnstead of Air.
Desportes, w,ho has heretoflore filled
that position. We only know1 Williams
by reputtionm, amtfIl to believe that it
will bear us out in the assertion that he
is unworthy atnd inconmpetenat to occup)y
anyv positions of' trust howeve trilling
sand'insigaificanat. *.idgewvay and -laer
people htav' becoi'e so indignant at
1hli outrage that they hnave; with onme
acedrd, r'efuised to rea:t baian any quar
ters eithaer''for an ofilco or othier pur
luiso6 wvithin the corplorain lits of the
town m. This is a coannendablie deter
mnination, and we admaire theo sirit
that p refers no postqece to'hutamilIia
tioni and disstrace of a daily conitact
\vith stch a charactor. We say to our'
fiends(1 of 11idgewtay, "WeeV hina no0
*TIIIa FAIRFIKY;Dn CAfE in~~T1e OXanit
ntation of' the FairIleid prisoners for
tlie violation of the elecion laws was
biegun in CJolumbia on the 7th inst.,
-E~x-Chaief .Justiec Willard app)learin tg
. for the Gover'anmt, and( Messtrs. JTohnm
U. linskell and 11.-.A. daillar'd oi thme
defenadanmts. Thej1 flirst cause called was
against T1haomas J. D)awli,ns, Th'lomas
-AlcGil, .Jr., A. E. Davis, Andr'eW
Wallacee, John M1. Kir'khnd, J)amzes
I err'on, Nicholas Pcay, Ilayne 31
Ileekint, Johna W. Lyles; Jamtes Alc
cy in violating the Revised Statutes, in
thr'eatening and intimida'.ing voter*s.
The Governmnent so far has examhined
-only two witnesses, Jamaes ii. hartin
rtma J. .F. Q~oi'lan white Greenback
'crs of' Richland county. ,JThc
'testimnony against the accused it
Lo dale Is altogethef Matk andc in..
signmificant, and totally fails to,*condledi
' thtceoparties wvith the crime of which
they are char'ged. Thec cases will be ro
-sumed onm the 20th inst. Thd deIhud.:
'ants eon tr'ial-aId all respectable citizens
-bf Fairfld, and wvo shall therofore
atwalt the result wvi)h moie dh'tn -ordi
luary listea-est. We age coilhdtint as to
that; result.
TnE NEW ScnOO't, hiNC.-Ar
eor'ding to the rcquh einents of an an
Cdf the last Legislafure The C2ounty
.Boaril of' Examrit have had thme n)ew
school distr'ict of Ridgeda'y s?tYrveyed
aLnd laid oil'; Under~ thiA Act the tax
payers' of tIhe nae(v diethe~t have the
power and pr'ivilce of irmposinag an
additional tax of two.ni#4 'ar schmool
pur*poses. .Cthls les of courso, (entirbly'
titona!l, 51 anhenace. is- depenident uplona
the vote of thue proper'ty-hohdors direcct
ly contcaaoud int the educmationl o'f the
hildr'en inm thme limits of that distrIct.
ft Is to be hoped thaEt thae additionaal
tax wvIll tmeot wvith th'6 favorablo
conhler*at!ona of' fhoe peQple of taL
. ection.- No' a onmger arganenat cnan be
advanceed in~ favoy of' its Imnpostion
tihan the sramblo ~eat'thet of' thfd f'nct,
thaat~tho*puiblhc suchootd cannot be cona
finnedc the rcq,nIsito 'tength of time
Without itf this goner ct obol fund,
tdnsupp)lemented by Iiriva'e to 'ads or
AIdditlomal tax, cattnot -rnih tlie pulid
schools lotngor thana five or six anmnths
of tih .yoamr; atad time exporlenedc of
txvery' observitng and thoughmful mani is
thit thle pupil fol'gets. In: the six idle
thonths avhma he had' learnted In theo
Other -six.' Wheon it IA t'emiemmered
'$.atr ti plant J?'Ooosed las oper'ated~
.5 -
u mb>ll glcover a tiblil 'has-bod6i
qivOn- t, and -that DidgdWiay Is fully
able, pecunilAly or tfherwlse, tb'dup
port a flourjinvg'6hool, no 'seiliotu
objection-eanl%ilurged In oppo'1itin t
.4 he moto. The good -Influonc6s o
a thorough, vell-tiglght schocilii an3
cotumiltitty cannot be over-estimnated
We 'hopo the cltizenls of the JW"We die
triet will tiuto tuni their backs 6h LhU
cause of education.
Teachers and Their Pay.
No subjectaffrects 'ihor4 vitally thN
publ).ic wea than1 the 01CaUS of edhed,
tion; an,d how its bunefluent objects ar
besttittinablo Is the problem foremosi
and Uppermost ill tile Inlinds of ever
Intelligent and thought,t1# citizen
Among all die numerous questiou
that present, themselves 11ponl thle) vCr
tllreshold of the discussion, not t<i
least ainong them is the eiplo)mlenlI;
of. the teacher and what salarV h(
should' receive. To much 'uIffidt hW
said .'i06u thb importance of a judi
cious selection of the teacher for to t
great extent the character of the schob:
itself is (1peldelt 111Oul thecharactei
And ability of the teacher. Then if il
becomes an imnportfi t col,ideratioi in
the education of the 'yonliig to employ
0colpletlout'alid efmicit instructors, we
submit, with all candor, that such canl
Hot be accomplisfied:by at simple rcsorH
to cross-road harangues aid high
soul1ing encomium g upon tile beneifits
of daticafiaft. The only suibstantial,
senidLc'amitl practical course to purstu
is to offer salaries larg/.ciongh *-'to1u_
duce mnil of ability and tharact&r o
thke charge of the schools.
We vlivo often heard men .reason
that "there is 1o use pay41i k SO mill
for teachers when so manlly ea 'ob had
cheaper; that twenty dollIplrs ortwenty
five, or. elVihly thirty dollars, is'p
cuouih', for it is more thani most of i
Canl clear on Gir1 Ihrms." Men whi
refsonin fi1lis way forget tile fact that
it is skilled labor that they are seeking
and they iijust Ii'i for skilled labor a.
such. If it be true that the school
rooms are opened aid closed day by
day for no other purpose than to albr
somne idliltg placc flor -dic bras of tie
neicoberhood, it would be tile pal't 0
Wisdoil to eml)loy tile most consut.
mai1te ignrmultllls in tile country, and
"for. Ills victllals and 'cIthIs i1 that.'
]lit if the palnlts of the country en.
tortai) a pr lr apl)'ciltioll of ti
infiluences of teacher upoln plpil, ill thi
development of the minti nd( inl ti<
formation of, character, they will not
hehltie to contibute theil' (tamm to
*MViis tihe pay%-meit of iespe6tabl salia
iis'to respectable teachers.
coIiIntv, whose duty it is to empilloy
teachers, cannilot 'iV too much01 thlough1
an&d aittCent ion to t his sublject in. its bei
the county., We hatve long beenu ->f th<
oplinion I'ad larger salaries should bi
givenl to thlose of' ouri teachcrls Wihl
hold( tIrst grade certifietates auld sma1llet
salaies to leacherIs w'th ccrlineiates o!
the thli'i grade. As it siuands to-day~
inl our county, tihe hlolderS of the first
grade onl y receive a salary ' fron
twenuty~-five to thirty 'doIars, w~hilk
thlird gradoc te'achers, genierall y, are sc
for'tunate as to obtain salaries anmount,
inig to twenity dollars or' mIore. This
we stimit, is nlot maiiking tile proplei
70iso'miiation -be2tweenl tihe first and1
third class labor. Kunowing' asi we d<
"h'c ab1ility' of those wvnd genelrally
pr'ocure the0 thuird grade1 cerit ifictt, w<
blicy the'0 ta111 to be amply paid( 0on 1h<
receipt df f ti 10n dllar's per1 month1 i
anid tile other' flvo d6illars added to th<
salary of the beat teachers iii pulan
the eduIctional sy'steun of the county
iln aL heathier conhdition) and1 ulp\onl
safe'r and more solid basis.
We wVould( regret anly isciinaitioi
Onl accounit of color', but the plani pro
p)osed will allow to 11ho colo'ed rafce tii
conltinuation oif their schools for' tlu
same11 lenigthi of timci as tile wliti
schol, wilie it wvill give to tile prlop
er'ty-h1obir otf the connlty a mor<1
eqlultale pr'oportionI of thdi schooc
funid f'or thle educOationi of their chil
dren.
TIh'is impor'tant sUf>ject at leastL 1110il
the0 tholulghltful attent ionI of' all til
school trustees throughout tIe counlty
'rHE t7R ENY['LL f CONYOodAFIOZi
Meeting of Repre'sentativek of the Protegt
tat Eplascopal Ohurch1-S8ynoyal1s of th<
lursuIant 'to.hpfo11ntmet.ti i rb'61
Yilhle Convocation of the Diocese o
Southl Carolina alssemfbled in 8f,. John
Uhurchl, WitInsl>o'ro, at i1 8'clock~
ni'. .in., dnu la&t Nednesday. Of' il
clerical mlembie'rs fthere Woe presen
the0 ReY. Mr 1. MdOCttlloirgli-,IDoan1 of Lth
Co'nlvobaton; tihe 11ev. M~r. Capert
$ccretary and1'Treas'st; thlo'ReV. M r
.ffalliam, of Widnsio; aid the RIev
H1. 0. Judd, of Coltinbla; wni th,
R?ev: Mr. Rteed'; of Philatil'phia, a
visitlng mnembordl. Later' in the lo
albon tIme R1ev. M' r. Gaddon, of 00conec
amnd' Rtn61ev. Mr. Pr'ent.iss; or Roc1
were' also pr'Oehlt. -
On WVednesday-mofninmg,'ali'IoMof'n
ing.I'ayer tid anl elo(quenlt anId imi
prlessive sermIlnl by thoi Roev; Mr
Capers, the ConlvocaItionl .was or'gan
1'zed,' and1 transacted' ha' r6Whine busi
nbesl$. We regret to leam thmat hit
Ca'pers w.as' -called- away, before thm
or'ganizatiotr, by a suddten death in hi
,conlgregat ion.
On~' Wednemstflay iiti th'ore' wa
.EVening Prayer arnd i addrsess by th
Re~v. Mm'. Reed. This addrdss abound
Cd.' In thought ful find' ilgitial Ideas
am' ' dlhmonstratedl tihe prOanohoi tY bo
geaudmam of' learnIng and'& lhar'ke.
hi lectual:po\~vor.
(.hrl TIm.'8a1 mom.mmnt.. lfO: Ii
1T SI sorv ce, 'essay -ippit .,ilo
Authority of Cons6ienco" was. road by
. the tev.. Mr. Ilallam. The s(sideot
a was thrown opon for goneroil discus
P 81011, when 'Ito reading of tite es$ay
f was 'coinicluded, and provoked a series
r of 6dginal and forcIble views froin the
s'voral gentleinen presont who paluic
-!Oated. At iit tho .tv.-1Ir.'.4hdi
prolehled a beautiful itid eariest.dis
dourso upln 811t r1ength ii Weakliess, in
WhIdh lhe fully ststained his high reput
tatioil as at pulpit ora'or.
The Roy. Mr. lcCuIlough was re
elected 'Dean of the Cotivocatioi aiil
the Rev. Alr. Capors Se0ceiry and
Treasurer. Grewivilic was eterminlled
upont ats thq place fir tle nex-t mectig,
which will ble held in Aiurist. -
A very fair Congregtation was in
attendance . t1pon all I Ile miledti.ngs and
the"r'vices, botl I tihe finorelloon atild
at night; and ai liberal smin wats coii
tributod towards .defa ying -tle Cx
)enISes OC (lie Convoeltionl.
On Friday anorning at sprimon was
preached by (le Rev. Mr. mctillougih,
after vhicl t-h Convocation adjami-ild.
Tihe ninthig wvas ill ill rvesp;ots a
very pleasant and harma1onious onae; ald
it vill leave inan.v pleuaiit recollec
tions with tho people ol' .AiVihlhol'b.
whao-Lawyer lin the Etiltorld lied.
Lawy i:
1 slept in an editor's bed] last nilit,
W hell no editor cbai64 to' lit gh1't,
And .1 thought, as I tatfibled t1he editor'v
bed,
IHow easily editors lie.
Editon:
If the laowyr slept In th editor's'bed,
When no editor ehailed to be nigh,
And thought, as above hhiAs knavely said,
How easily edfitors Ui",
ie 1ist then admi't, 4she la on'that bed,
And sletto his lu)ar;t's des1re,
WIlate'e.r he inay sey of the editor's be'd,
'Twas the lawyri himself tie icr.
-Everyody |@lusill", aluild ybdyi
reolnil"Wildiing 'to everyhbody'- f.i-hlldk
Brown's 11on litttors as reliabLe Iron
uiledicille,-1 trie ttnic.
Bi)USINEKS, NOTI'ICER.
Alepamint and llHarmnless.
Notrm11all1's Neitritliziig Cordial conthins
110 loxtoits drit or ineral. hid is "ttreh
vI'letabil'. Ti-l mlis'. dulitafi t iant evlit
take it witvi p-rfect impiity. No bin
effects follow its use. St.- adert iseuiiet..
O Itan T inT11.
M1'. 1. 3. A ust ill', :i blteti merchaua~ an t
of Greetaville, S. C., says: "I wis .t" .1 Of
a Se verv hI'dlhlo thet tr:ainl vomilw F~romi
ilheNrt withi ..Normian's Nurtzn
-Coriial. I also einld1 a 1*!!(w-ol*s..0 wr
who was suffierinllg verv lmtulhl .t
diarrhieva, , I ili i -tailliv an exCelvn
relnedy-loid I hhartils recimen illt.
. TAsi A11-:u,.Looingto youir own
ill(eh-st is one 411 tht first laws of* 1,1a1ixte
h'I'terefore haviug :giatlvd iheral 114111
FuinA if 11t ,8 i ate1 r (he Illst i v mrun
ry, Lt.hea acc.~oni ts in tah)1 et-li15r ha o i
I /W)te lcion141 willhi titst atl4ed.I i In the
being tooto6-eil cott,m, orl rdin hi lls
and banilk d1ebi( topa l'irst iii' t (lI viil be
hii irulir thait I mayil do 11ikewis. '/ii h,
iutt lt ap,ical. L SIM PSON,
NEff, GRAND AND) BEA 'UTIFULd
.THEPIAN MALL,
THIURISDAY NIGllT, MARiIt1 22,
A T I111 O'CLocK.
Admaisslin: Adults.............50l cents.
Children....................,..Menits.1
Th'Ie New.'- Pailnt.ings, tirty sc-enes ina. the
Icanuvais. .'Tese P'iailgs arle no4w drai winig
birotge auldhines "everywhere and4 Iling"
'Iht second1 'lrge mammiiiiotht Paniloramal Of
A\. L~. .IILTTi, the athitr of the
ORuEATr KLIELATI[ON J'AINTiINGS.
.tioni wvhie viewinhg Itst gin 1i scenesl 4o1
;W--" See ctitculars.
'MUNiIORP1AIL ELEC1N
NC'IOUC Is haer- given tum tha nutltl
elcton(dflit~tiidiit taitl foul-r WVardens
for the Town of Winnsborao, S. C'., will bei
bht inl thae 'Town'i llall oin .~Miondayit A p4ril
12d, I s'l:; h,etw''een the h14('s of .It', 1,aU.
- mi., aind live, p. iii.
T.lle bookds will be ohpeia for- lIe.gistrtion11
L diT[h1aday, Fridaiy amf11 Salturdaly, netxt
a preeding the1 daty of eleetlonl, openIinag :1!
sIx, a: m.,ancobiasi,.m,'eh
day.
T.ihae .followviiig citih"endi alre 1li;ppoited
Mana11ge-rS of 51aid .Itegistnatition and1( Etee..
tionl, viz: .J. W. Seighcer, E. S: Chanudler 'tiid1
a Willis Goode.
I*By orderl of Cofinel:
f Mchi 8-td!
FERTI ILIZERW4 -
*1ATiISl'A(YlTORY Pi lG'Es i
I beg leatve to anlnonnee.tha t am111) pre
-)fared to furnlishi, uijtiin'te ufo4 h liera'I
Iermis,
NAVASSA GUANO,
SAliA NT1UWI' PiOSPi' A'Tt'h,
(I EHtM A N I(A IN N1!',
F" LOA'iTS, I-LO TS
- hand1, and 1 rsettiisk~ a1 shalre of
. patronahIge.
8A'tlfSFACTION ASSI IDI.
*.. J. I. M E A T
MAIAnal OA No.-WO no0w hove onl
g 1fhal(l one hainli fonH of Alonaar'ch
GnanIlo and twven'tv-1hive tons of Ackl
1loa Pho l>ate. All paries wishaing to
,do. wellht3 leve thir ordoi's att theO
1offlee of Yt.-d. McsCarley & Co. *
F, 'te SADM FR $ AND
-$10. Kentucky Sp--in~ S..a uiI.w-sfo
1~31
SPIt'fG SPING
SPInNO i'PlllN,
SPItING - . SPI1NG
OUR NEW STOCK OF
IS ARRIVING J A I L Y.
ust opcned a e line of
-and
-R*iOYS' SUITS,
NEW AND DESIRABLE
STYLES.
h
W'VE HAVE Rai uoult
LADIES' AIIATS
Or Tn. LATEST STYLES,
Firom F "FTEE N CExTs UP.
A call fi-om all is respect
11
fully solicited.
p. L.-76D KER 0. 2
It will paty yont. I'
U I YSSE G. D) SIPOlI'T'ES. - t
CIJ01CE.G OOYS. !!
JUTST1 1mCEYFD~
erveuriadlonn
JIllies4,
*Giunger P~rrve's,
- Fruiit IhiItter,
at retaiil. ineMa,omhhgnc
Mae1tere1,
Uniekwhieat, anid
New Crop New '(Irleoni Mo!asi'
S.AI)IT.s, 11111I)T.Is ANI) 11l.INu 'Ss--''way
ALNI) FEEDiL STiABILE9.
LOOK 0 OT!
110RSES, MiuSs AND MUpLS.
TW'~ENTIY"lTWPOI edf M 1 uenuky
mnles141 j' ~ irived Il'n iili o to(i A st4ck on
three to siK years oldI. . Iso havo severl
g~4od irsI~ of1 horsesU and somue fine, com-.
10ind hrse, well gatited aIlEIid ti drIVers,
antid som good larsU andi a 1(ot of plug;
mues whe I wIll geII. ll.heapl for (3A81
ini e atisfaictory I jppen (it.her biy whIule.. I
saile or' retal. I. Nregt ii ~'indu eou14 offered I
to cash~ buIyer4.' 1 d6f i olptillon.
A~. WILLIIPORD.
YT~VNNF4nOUO, S. C., F~oI. 6, 1883
adfor sale atth rihWStor. m
Tr I8 A FACT, .WEA WILL SEILL YOU'-A
AVigon or Ui% "o'Icas tan an$rono -in
(Swn. LLYSSE Q. DESPORTE.
3NE MAN'S CASH AS
-000D'.
AS ANOTiEIR', ATj
LlidoR & Bates"
3OUTIIERN M -U 8 I C ILOUSE.
Only .HouSe.in AleriA Selg111g
. 4. S Ier
IANOS '& REAWS
On the One Iriee 8ystem.
)N-R..N.N1IMII RC to ALU'% AND.
TT!iT TilM'LOWEST KNOY N,
The uslial sItem of selllig Planlos alld
)Irgaiis Is lfor ihe dealer to elharge ally plICev
W.ClUl.. for filtli withotit regard to elil
r, i t p,lrodt, or- .it-. custolnter's lilterest..
ht. we arv prokil to tz-:.14nt. this has nevcr
UI 6lt I.114thod of'*e SOng1'.
Por tih(e bunltit of' purl-ch lasers ald to s.
tire III the fhill vaille of their illonley, we
stalblightd at theW Oltset of -our busi'ness,
velve.1/,11i' N.0 r,
' I O uE IrICE Sl.STEdi',
kid to this Wiv attribute our InImense and
rosprl-ouls t.rade. -Sellin oil this square
asis, Ieideis it.bmlitil-ati\ e 'ttiat :thle trice
e t1I very lopwt. mwu tlat, clatI .hi g ve.*
MV Ir 'ledlgkd to this. WO alwa's havo
ont It, and1 we always will do it.. It's oil1
E'Ifl and otir prectice. N( .ot1r.P1a111n iandV
4rgan i Iouse deals on .ti1s >wineiple.
01rpr- ,-n.hd1.grs are placed onl
very ilshivilt. A chii eln IWy as low
si 0ho sharp-st, t.ntder. All oth er Illouses
aiv "IlhIt prices itIld give distit's."
The "One1 Price" systvim savvs timei In
lindg, and is tile onl1- sat isftatory way to
Ityur 1114in sellei: for, liln tile lkhl h 01i-ee
1141 dim-ounit ,ystvim, eventh'lofigh the <t
mair hily.s, l is 1no1 stre that lie has hot
ti) VIC7!; To PT.IN*O AND
O1RGJN B UI'E S.
Iy. lick. Why? Ik'eause an adva1.tn
I prive is 1111m1Q.t -cer-tainl. P lnos alld!
Trlls are onl a boliml. FThe demaand vx
.41s tile Flipply. All tile factories r.e he
I I ) o r d e rv .s . ) ta l I s W i t h ,a s h I n i m1 1 l '
lilot g'tt. illstrlinents as fat4 as Wm111ted
rif.cs (if munterial and labor alre advanIng."1 1
h1e Ircstnlt, Wl prices of Piams n r1141 i
Alis (1,nm11t continnell, 1a1)d ikill lifft agItI 'l
tiv. Vi tilt nex t (;41,,. Iili~~'e., I'Ie Ils
)t.ies in'tin 41 't4ibvars. mTost. whio hul
Mw will sI v I 111n1. Larg;e votiraicts jllus
lade With anu1111fac iurerS tI enable lis to,
:111Ilr-t . 1 ts.4u1 prir to i it Jun-11ary it,.
Wv3.A fM'tor allt w-ie lnI , i I n.
)vIays are dlaigervui. Magnificent stock%
0"w Aml..and. Seven 6'ranid Jbiker.t. Over
110( d iffnt-ll, styles now inl otur war-proomis..
Yey(ent Plia'wn -1 .4f (I 141741 Irgans
aitt e In:!tahneut Term.t. st on
*\e los etiofe . nieto with
li'. wIirhm. Ih't fall t. [ en '.or1 7.ur IlatIl
nos. Ia'udo. fa'l2:.17 .Lt 4), 14.51i.ll
S AV' N AAg t .1.1 GAIl... .....
'lll Lrtt, lit1t of ndt Organ Dept. t h ou'h
I, Co4441rI.I , (l. C.,iIS Nove(nher1, A8.Iatl'
till E11 in itia l k1n4oft (li-oilnn.h
l.gi'ialod su loille syste 14I4work-1.
:aoiaN!)Railroad: .ESO
,pae (n1a'1' *N(I. 53,~ (1 1 No111.. 1.
%v A''i' Cu'g sta l.... 7 a '11 13 . ni. ......
f r4' Wholusboroa b. .1.27p. m. 7O.52 a. mI.
j)i.r '. C *9ere.. I) .17 ecp.. u 10a.5a..
'd'ri'0 . Ch a llt d . ..1 p. 4. 9.25 p. mt.
[.a''Cuneilt . 52.~ I . 14 Ni. 18.
,vllf.4 tat. ew 4il e . . 8 .0 . m . .....0 ......
*av ('har 'lot lIl30.iny. '2a.m
'd(v Chter.................. .l. . .25 a. ml.
,'*v. A in1nshoro.. .. *5.;4: ) p. m n . 1.2I) p. mf'.
\r. Ai ugt a 11. . ..1 .1 5 . 141 .....,,.. ....
*Jairoa (ort4i shingon)tim fitee
CONNECT:1IoN.
a W110ial lines14 t and fromil ~ Il Caannh
I1lbi With outhCearlina l(1aiload to and "li
r.uin Cmrilestin b Nos1' I. C..a 5 . with
-oltimbia 14'(an d reenvi1 1tllro~Vad.. - . C.
*h ihlf ('h ster nd( CVoherawoi andt Ch'itti.er
mfdIa1ni I'U4Mlt V(ilanids . . (Tiuec
.101 111(With lAIImond0 a Wa li-li Itailr od
~o and' fon all-dint.a 11 $oit Atlant'e,
l'nneoli, ar thioahio and C1(i8aroina
entr~a liairoad,.I (11 Qih
o ithO1i& We.teith C)a trolna t a'lla
'orAsevile Warm Zpring aJndr all piaon
-L&N M.lt fSLUl E111 , G.CP. A.O
D. CA UDwlua.i, A.o(;.S '. A
G. 1. T1.COT, uperntelen.:
GROCE~RIES!
WE CAN ONLY ENTMEiiATE A FE
NEW Ot1EANS idLASA.
SUG (Alt.
COFFEE, Grcoii.
,OFF"EE, Roo.sted.
-CANNEDMO GOODM.
DEEP SEA -MCKEREL,
in 'calig.
8BJB. IZEISMEI
Also ifoe4, Plbly-4, .Trace Chaims, Iames
impossible to inclition'u1l1, but "Call for what
. J. H. 11A
COTTON
-BU'
J.. GENNHEIN
ARE VERY ME
----o
1 AV1F'vpr I)nd any liking fdr 'irkt'
lepnled rither upoh sellig goods at-siit p
11-aw 111111V niew onles. ,- -. ..1.. v. o ,N
I still hinen to adilst. thle samo plan, M'nd
evy ussert.ion I make. It is impossible.to gi
6stre. Mit I quote:
P1ED)NONT .1 , the be4. fin
CA L CO ES at 5, 6 and 7 cents-tho Inst
8 i1j, in gieat variety aId 4t)rIces t(
of all syles andi at all price
My stock of
STAPLE AND FAN
Viji ps, Liolmo.rs, etc., will he sold at correspon
>4esen h ow. good".
fuee i it BENATY & BRO.s'O
-B. S"UG
t Remember the place-Old Stand of I
1883.
,A HAPPY NEW
The lonv anticipated holiday rush 'li
vith I(s hi<len titure hits daiiied upon i
lideavors to merit, in fiture the very libe
) I1! the past year, by'ontultyring)t all I
ak this opportulity of annouiehg thalt
FALL AND WU
Will be Sold at (I1EATLY REY)U
;neimrt-io t lo- a nore ektLedd
T.11ADE TLIIAN HERmETOFORE.
Please call and examine my stock he
>ries will conin) yon1CC tat,111 IIR mean just
Thalnking' my friends for' their very
oU all a hapy andu prospe'ro'u Noi4 Yt
REVQjCTION i
I will ~close out m3y winter
RtRED U(.ED PR IiCES.
large Stock of
SPPRING G
Meln's,, Boy s' and Youths' e
ait good bargains. Be sure to a
M.
OP'POS1IT GRAND C1.
JUST~ IECEIVED!
One I undre d Barrels Flour, all Grades.
T wo Carloads Red flust Proof Oats.
Lard In Unrrels, Buckets and Canis, and a
supply) oIf Bfacon, Meal; 1'eaiirL Gis and
Salt, always on hand, also Rice.
Still have a few barrels -Choice New Or
14&nsu E4lis.lc', flolden Syrnps, al 0
Coinunon Molasses.
Sugara-GranilAtN1, Cut Loaf, 1 a led
and1( Brown.
Coffees--Old Government Javii' u\d three
grades Rio2
can-Green a nlal
Vlnegar--Wlilte Wii BadCider
Fine [ eed -splen 1id fo'I Milch 00 .
P'lowvs and Plow Stodks, Traces, Inmes
and llime Sti i, Plowv Lini'Andu
D.alck Bands,'
IE N A MENT.
I AM tileased \o lnformn 1 u bli tht4
have on hand a full line of,
bQ.$.ONE, fl].IAt 2D1
S.,'ind am isousod de a fi,i1s I
the
o ask ?or a M6ade of Uothe a~ e
AMp
ti- .. ;l p
G UCR-U
W AUTICIEs 1o 0 L4 llxwd.
UCI1EA T 1 OU
OATM.AL.
FLOUR, all grad(W.
-3YRUPS.
MACAYOL
'PICKLES.
T1-o-.A." C
BackS Bands, Butckets, Edl$ 4
yoltwiit'ithd ay for 'Mlit'you git.
RDEN & BRO.
IS LOW,
ranX LOWER.
16e8 as to eatisfy my old Sustomers and
[7eel'aure 'tlhit I ea e0 tjy 't
vo the prices of thilumofs gofs* lave
bheliiket, at 7 centsperr
figure for t1e best&
>HuMtintybody.
CY'GRO6CERIETS,
ingiy low prices,'indI 'h Bi always ble
MD SPiAb.
1patyA ft
i883
YEAR TO ALL
!5nfon'iti/Si ,'nd thei New Ycni
ts; and.,as Lintend to .usony IIItmast
rat patro1age .tliut.hagrR b6' extende
ircs the InterestR ofC4.?6tpners, I
'roin tIffs'ato, my present 's'iok of
DD PAICES, Th 'orde'r '%6 'mindA
Summet~
foro making1 ,our urwchaste ssR
SAMtLS..
I LOTHINGa
tock of Q4OTB ]g
ho dr tornme V bii- -l
LOT HING.
uit. i3in lneo
til at
LV ANAO.SU
NPRING
I have now in~ stock a full lineo
iaring limplernents, sitch as
Vows, Trace Chains, Clevices,
16~s, orast Chins,' *e1 News.
Spades, Black Bands, ,a ing.
Swod66 tronu iidstone, Axes.
rguson 4 Biount's NnFo,Fo
to.
GARDEN SEEDS.
My stock o~ GRtOCERtIES will al
vays 's lkepct up with not ng bdt
l'illSTCLASS GOODS.
A large lot of FlA LOUR,'hongi
efore the recent N' 558; 1"
~itbeT:l h?s'If st4ipy of Srowd'
SR.19Z EY.
JROSW )STA1 SNTITtT