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A - oi N,.v OIAM. 4. .?O.GLA,j Tup. UnIted Pates Sipreno Couit hs Just ronderda deoelgloi iieetidg t1ie right of atuto to fix by Jaw the iates to bo charged by railroads for tio tr9i"s'portatioi of pass6ngers. 'hie Cae arose out Of tIO folloWin1g. faOts: n the. 18th. of March, 1878, Morian A. Le%Vip, a passenger on a train of th1e Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail 4road Company, .tonderod Neal Rig ,gles, a conductor of that company, Ieightduen cents as faro for hIs transpor talt!on fnom Buda to Neponset, a dis 'taneo of 4xl -miles. This was at the maximum rate of three covits por mile Nraesribed by the Statuto of llinoi, then in forco. The conductor demand ed twuity cents, which was the fitre 1lixed . like roalt Company. Lowis refused to pay more than eighteen cents, and the conductor thereupon at tempted to eject him from the ear. Ft or this act -the conductor was prosecuted b0fore-a Justico of the peaco 11ponl (lie chary of assault And battory, and was '1ned tdh'tlollars And costs. iH6 catso WAR then carried by sliuccssive Appeals to tihe Supreme Court of Illinois, whlere the Judgment below was aflirmned. _,Irr Compaiy appealed to the Uited 8itales puprem'e Court, on the -4round that. the Act Qf.th11lfinoIs Legislature, fix \i'the rates of 11are on rAilroafs was uiconstittitionl And void, because it Impailied tie obligation ot t)ic contract embodied in the charter of'ti Co npa ny. The Supreme Court decidus: First, that grdifti of immunity froim legitilmate governmn(al control are niever to be presumed. Onl thie con trary, the presumptions are all the other Why, and uiless an exemptiou"is clearly established tihe LegislIItur0 is 'free to act Oil such sulblects withlin its geieral jurisdiction as pibli 'in erests seem to requird. Tihe State may liiit. tlie amount of chargs by railroad com pIties for fares and freights unless re 61raitied by some cont'i'et 1'iY li'thal ter. Second, .lat in tle present case there is lip Such'C1rtraint. The State, it is trite,nhis given t.he b'dArd or direc tors of the railroad comlipaly the pow er to establish such rates of 'tolls for the coliveyalio 01 1Q1sons or property its their by-lIa%s shall toferinine, bint such by-laws must not be repltg'11ut *to the epnstitdtio'nm 'aIid IIhws of the State. If (lie State had Inot leginlafive power to regulate (te chit:ges ot ear riers for hire (lie case \iNhl be ditlYer out , but that'nliiCt ion hats beeni se'tte anid the amnended chiartetr wi'chi this Vompanytii s'cuiredl from t'f.o Legislatutre mtust be conistruted in (lie light. of that est ablishedi powcV. d.'hta judgmeiit of' Me sjeonut u'nt or kmztnois it arm:.n ed. TiUE 720D l)I8C.PLLVE. .Mescsrs. .Editors.: [thity a1$rnm alt thme outset t hat up)Onl this part icutlar subject I am a umodinled typo of the old-thsh lonted school teacher. These belIeved in lloggings en all occasionis; that "it iriends their morals, never umid the pain." Witht them (lie rod was the Povereigit panacea for the manifold peccadilloes to which juventile humain ity Is ptone. T, too, aiti A stout be0 liever it Its curative efilecyct, but would santction the Mtdiinisterinmg of it onily on occasions where all thie milider r'em edies had fhiled. For chronic torpidity of thie mental faculties and (lho man't little moral weaknesses anad i rregulari ties which, have fallen uiider miy prac tice as ia sellool teacher, I han~' as vet beeni able to discover no tonic or cor rector of equal virtue. TUhe wisest of menP has said, "'Foolishniess .is botind In thme hear, of a child ;but. the God ol correct ion shaill drive it far from biin.' Aiid again, ''Chasten thy smi whtile there is hope, aind let tnt thy soul spare for his crying.'' Such nut eranices were no0 doumbt intetided pirimiarily foi parents anti not for school tdachiers lRut what is a school but. a large family~ it whilth the teacher stands in locc parent is? Now, In tho private famdiy thie dispositionis of childiren not tinfre. qtuently dhin'er very widely. but. requirt very widely ditlere.nt t reatmuents tte prioperly control ind direct thiem. One child yieldls readi ly to kindtly atppeals to huis better nature, or to sonie mildi mnetsure of dIscipli'ne;' while ainothier, who potsesses none of this bettei nature, or possesses it in a verv im J assive state, is reached oniV throtigh is sense of lyhysical paini.' So in ai schooi 'jhe pup~il may be nmanagedct w.ithouit recourse to harshness, while his dheskmatite, who is perhaps a wvav ward,-stubbo'n sp)eciimn of the *oth-i fith genus% homoU, sumcumibs to prmecep-. torlial anthority .only after repeated ant' skillful adiia )tlts of the meains first, r say, an.d let' tlie'iod 1)e ihe (dernier resbrt, ai, idh applied, he applIed with a stotit ;irm.i . i'fte culI prit's bacok be wellh stripdd,..better thtis than "spamro time rod aind ?poll flhe child." '.lime wihll sooit eilgteo (lbe marks frA-om ,hits body, bid .linmjtbi'ah propensities' ajhd men)t al sili~illas, 3f permiitted' t,. g,'hhp e aij' forsoothm time re2ihedy is barbarouis, may root thie;mselves dleep down itnito. life very bfhik' mAn1 ultimaely distigatic aidmt a his nlibI'l aind In tllect ual manm. hood, I am aware, Mosis. Ni(gra,-thii this age of piogress anid entlighteiinent - nmany' of the old-time ideas and n'otions, flot, onily in schiee, but lin colniomner things, have been oxplodled amid gv'oni * pace, to new, anti that. recemntly thorta has been n move on thot to banish the~ thno-honoii'tred th tomn thu schaool-room by smnhatittuihig In pt plaeo susponsion and mui'm. 1f 'on i this wva Pt., the had vnly the good are lett -af~uC~.ust thec repor& v it~) yb 34i tel'ig oih but thle 0foot.uPQn thoso Wh lI 1n sonl.luod IVon the scitoo 1? .1b 60exes to. :10 eliat. hstg 1ro -1o aiust ,1iI~ re4&~t~o ~~1iIs, joht ,by t.8 who tat ' JMparfur-0. TO .. rid ,1)i.t..k( would be most,p loasant .t .toWt' Wbut the wt,sdOn.N f, tuv,1.ig , thore's t)io ru S. i -spens on ., or. ox Milaq. Wn.my IjNWi 4le judgiumnt c1.ljQjkj - I;Osort . to % lien ail o(h r )OR111,r .hve t , ., t puplPs age forbidti thle use of"'1he rod. -For my part I slill believe that yott -cal disIJe2).Q litlI t)e 10(1 ia,thopolioul fainily whl.oime yp cai -i-pduse wit i k1,11tilo,pi&qhnly Atnd' right here I Would ,si4ggest that it' It were used a little moro liberally ilN soile familles there would be mu11ch1 lea Aro queit ocns'ion for Its use inl the sdhool roo1. - . , These, MQssrs. 'Eii1rh , ni'o I vieWs briefly but c6idely. Oxin'esied, " anld as such I respectAt'lly subitilt 'hem. even at tho ric, of ,belng doomed byN your selves anld readeo till oi Igy. I am sceptical, but lot.Oosed to colvictionl. Should coltil,1itd e'k)orimeI.q Stlis f1ctorihy demonst-rate tie Telsibilitv of the 111ov, 10 teacher would hall'1he reault wit i 'lhore gladiless. tlan J,.jbr I should tims be ''eltevd fr the Most ipleaanllt of duties. W. S. Duaox. Oakland, Iay 1).188"'. .7ETIL S VNIDAY Ncuo'or.. The Exerciem and the P1l oamrra of "oi ."' dron's Dtay"--A Most Enjoyalo Oceaseonl --A Floutrishing Suiuaiy Schaool. Messrs. Edilors: None of.your St.f-d (correspon~dents being pireselit Ot (lie "Children's Day" exerci-ses ait Bet.hiel .111church onl tle 5th inst., the plastor, the 1levJ.'L K. MeCiln, reqe,ted that I should give a syniopsis ot the exercises to you for publiaention. Coiphying(, t nlow report. Thto day was fivorablo to sch a gal hering, anld benlee a lirge autidieice ot plarenl(s, chirlven ald youlig people 1,sombled, and tho exer eiqes opened at t a. i. Il.wih sinlgingf, reladilig the Scritl)u1res ati pra. er by 11. A. 'ilemnh Esq. Tho progrp: n Waslle thn carried out as follows: 1. 1lusic-"God is 'e've'r (,o." 2. Address ofN welcome, by M I. I. It. Jeniiis, supe*l'nitendeit of th. lethel Sunday 'School. 3. MuIsiv--"Maly0%.-, onlg." 1. Addr*vs-", Wj!sof 'hivenits-," by the Itev. J. K. Al0ain. 5. luisic-"8eatter. seeds '( kind. ness.", 6. Addr-0sses3 to yoing people, by the iev. R )obert Stork and John Alc C1in1, Esq. 7. Address to children-"Charac ter," by the lev. J. 1). 1in1'ggils. 8. Diinler it I o'clock, 1). mt. Exer cF .le .uTmIed it 2.30 p. iml. 9. Address to chiiren-subjet, "Obed1ilice ;" by the Iev. J;. C. Chap 1ell. .10. 'Md(rees, by' the 1iey'. II. F. Cor 11. Adkh-ess by Mir. J. W. Shell ; sub "''nI'sing awiav-.'' -[The exerceises we're initer'spersed T1he0 sp)eebes w~er'o -all in keeping withl the oceiasjon au'd( seettned to lhe w~ell .enjoye'd - ytolarge aud(ienee. Th'le alddreCss of wvel'omet. was1 aI depart .ur,e fr'om t1.e uisual orde'. It was ini verse0-theO seitse good, the rhythmn ini berte'ct haiony~~i (so thelas th'(le wriiter is im~pal?le ot' judlgi.g) , aproI'pr'iate to s$tamtces ot' ihe0 o(casiont. It was sp iced wa't hi humior' an1( d eished by allI. Ilrot,h er Jennuins is too iituldNt. to iIia it'i pubheatICit 21 but has promiisedu at copy of. it for' tile wr'iter's private use. 'I woIul.i like to not ice by connniIIent thie otheri spheakers and1( -their su bj'ct s, hut mIy space0 forids'it. Let tiue, sav .t)iat mohre gelnerous, ho0spita?1e *p n. le have nlot miet iln Souitil ('drol inaI. Thei1 dit111n'er 11 was superb', onl a table aboiuit sixty teet long. and1 ot tile ureates varliity. AllI tare'cd wvell and( tragamcents were left. On Suiina, the 6thl. inst'., I visite'd the( 1ethl Sitoa Ill ho'5u ol . Out ofa ited by 2210 ini 11pper1 Son'th Cairo'ina:1I pve11 it the name1) ' Pllanner' ScIhool.' widle-awlake, and jij wvith the unie'si mlet hods1 and1( wvork. l ie hasi al corps o)f efil,eient (oilleers,8 teachlers5 and1 wvorker's. 'the,i frulits ilhi2stra'Ite these comp jli 211ents. The Sumiy School numblers fo'onrteei com1post:dl of the d( iolte schoohl. hlid its - his umeetinag w.ds soul -st irin~ g to me. Two of' the boys r'ead( appropr)iate seleetioons id at'quittedl themtselves very wvell. , Alr.1(if (hent . ave the address onS (I the i unportl'c of thenu' wor'k. A second1( short address wasi giveni byv another01 di'ciplj,e- uh let "Every' C hristian a miussionarv."' 'Thei treaCisurerCiS'sIrep'r. showeOd thle to'tai receipts of thie yeuar to b's $6.5 Thelise contii iIbuos.aid ini hling~iI to sus8ta1in oral ditlereitt leaders2'. There ar'e othler items of interes5t v'ital to' t.he cht'rch r'espe0ctig1g this school, the e.oI2maun,ity and1( its ex-stper'initenident, Mfr. Th loma5 McK'inistry', who is vet a meniberm ol thle schl.I t hough sevenCt y-seveni 1e:i1s old-a boy still inl fee(ling,- thog"h n11e. Butt space anid timhe 1now1 tkiiI Mdore mayI~ be saidl if' daired, ini the fuaturie. 1 lefl Bethe10 wIth the~ reflect in thtd my visit. and (lie pileasure tor l'ded ine wIll constitute a bright oaeis iln life's .Io Hand Two Balls In Ills Stomnach. 11(4 put theml there' beenuse114 It was thec fashien at Is boardhug-hiouse. They w'ere godhlshl balls. But. the boar-detrs foruid that putting too mlany' co'lt1hh balls in thleh 1 ma St la 18produiced d ype'psla, especiahI - s'vhien washiedcdown wI (i salt ma2'cke)rel anir to 2hsteak. . ll (lh n Iot found that1 1 ..'s .vus's P'AIN KLa eu.12 ~ red dlys. ,iepsia1ttIr. bpitainag hlouis fare woiiuld tav ek ll. * -WifUi yott fe't ltf Is a burdent, and niothig 4 .try seems to eaise yO.utdys tci th sut relief in Biovdn' Iron -I have a large stock of Mene' Boys' atnd Youthis' ClothIug, whIeh I 45 A .ptop ~,,1g asl ht attobd'Rw IRNSTRSOAsgo.dfr Dgropy y, Dsas Cq stumption, Dyspepsa, gReumatisnl NeuralgIa, and all similar diseases. - ts wonderful curat1yg power is ~simply because It purifies and .en. ~riches the blood, thus beginning a,t the foundation, and by building, ug the system, drives'ont all disease. A Lady Cured of Ah'atisa Miy health wej ur i;heumhtlsut' iAen 46 cmmenc etaking lirown's Iron Dlitr and d1 screy had strength enougi.to al- t tend to my dail~ househod duties. j ~4ith- lun1gr sengQs.daiy, and I cheerrliy rec9muneail-to all. t I cannot Shy too niuch in praise i of it. Mrs. Maar E. PSAan-. K~idney Diseas?e Cqred, Christiansburg, Va., 1881.. fom which I could gtny rlle. tried Brown's fo itis h welma completely. A child of u~ilmo, recoverin fiom scarlet fever .had no appetite and did not seem to besnbie toceatat ali. IgavehimlIroa j iJitters with, the happiest result.. J. KVL.a MlOIIAQU*. 11eart Dise' -- .,. Vine,St., Harrlsburg, Pa. -'Y.0 Afer trying different phsicians and. miany rornedies for pa p tation -of the heart without receivng any benefit, I was advised tot Blrown's Iron Bitters. I have use two bor ties and never found anything that gave mea so muncih rlief.. Mrs. aWrN: HBss. For the peculiar troubles to whIcl ladies are subjca, BRowN'S IRoN BITTrERS is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuin', THE TESTS OF '400 40YEARS PROVE BEYOND DOUBT THAT J IS TIIE GREAT IIEALTH KEEPER THlE RE'LIEVER oF DISTRES THE COMFORTER FOR PAIN THE ENEMY OF DISEASE AND A FE:2IEND OF T4w FAMILY, WHICH SHOULD ALWAYS BE. AT HANI EEYDRUGGIST ktP UNDERTAKING ! 1 espect fully informs the public that he haso hands as fuld fieo. COFFIN.% '-D (C. SKETM4, and it prepared to do anyting in - under takinug. A full $ineXo ToIpy AL 111, for men, omn a Dys.den-ia, neufatumR,-vr ne urat, altro nriate and cliefap. W'iehsk foi a hlar of the patronage. ' . KEL LIOTT, Sr. 1XRMETUItNM OFFICid OF COUNTY AUD)ITOR, t We fbdiausono, S. C., May 1, 1883. 11IS~ Oflice will be oipen froin Jlune 1stI to duily 2th, 183,. for the pu1rpose%t of re cei ing stax ldetors of all erisonal prop erty owneLd on th first of June, l8$3. All personsii owing petrsonatl .,rpetrty of any d ..ceril4tiolI aiJ retiired Io list tihe samte, u.nilt.r th, for taxation. All u w hild i .eected since the h-st 1f 'me, 41 musi't be reportedl; andu all i urelitases or .i'eu, of real estate, wit hInl the. samei periodl, mms"t hre noted., All inale pe'rs~ons beOtweel0 thtL a a' of twentty-one' andt fIfty ytears are ifahle to P oil TagI except school trus'tee's aind thtosti to eea The teri "pesti tll propBrtte," as her.e used, s held. to mn ai inueo lude "tall thing, other thian rethi eAtate, wlh havte i v ment lht bomt dai,ck d jof1 stock compaieslt., or oftfierwise." ror the conveien of taxpa.ers, I will atten In persont, oW b.Y deputy, at the fol lowmng plates on the lay spe=ll $Ld, fnr the purpLose of i'ceivinig Ta.x Retturns, viz: leasteryille, T peisday, June 19. Buckhine-1,'Weneydag, June 2. MonCtiher!o,e tiarday, June 21. SJenk feslle, fray iJune 22. Jemnnigc' IStare, gtnay,'June 23. Woodwardn's, Mondaf, June 25. WhitO Oak, esday,TAichl 26. Ridg'oway, Wednesday, J'$ Y Blythowood, Thursday, June 28 Bear Creek, Fringday, Juon 2c. fcve% lddon's Grove, Moiday, Jily 2. Boiware's Store, Tuesday, July 3. D.eN. WIT EhpS, ..Auiditor Fairfield County. M ay d -tximny -oeisfraptto SADDIRS,J3nIDLES AND IlAlRE88-"WAY, IoW r yonde r gave E s . DESP'OeTEeS. Mr.'uNi Hass.' . o h euirrobe owil laisaesuj& ROW' RZ AX Id NSUMP'TION, 4s icntion tilim 611 Dronchiat and 0 fethms Is boyond bollof )kao have never Irled i, - & .k' Ien it usse.. . lly All4ys. Droliltl alid P0ltuo 10 trm. It is a woiflerfal, x AORAN'' , -t H A L E i. it jopt. the digostl.v and 1rin ry - anti i a iaturtl iud,bualtly condition URIv S TUN- BLOOD, Nat"ntly,reliqi!s ni:jht sweate, gon eiesh P nd gent)ra6 debility. -I has eertnew-.oly our yers andIt AI NEVEl 1jrIN'r PERFECT ..."CURE. Ary a p affliete:1 with whitt iR generally Nidered-.dent.h ' av-.i corrier. Colntmlp. oi, ca% .ij-be vrei for $2 50, $5.00 or 10 00 accor,.ing to thin tag' wuhi the iOiO.has repcled. No pittient haIR yet xken $10 worth beforoanre wasaf'Uted. 'he PEFQIFt Ii 1.gol'' enmd only for ihnonal-y:aftettiohan lmso( de8iring ufso it cail do sm b'y sndinig their orderm tha 0'roprittorm of this paper or direct. .no,,""t tingit'lht Youl saw thim advort4j.'. et, i the Winmsboro NEW1 AND llNAtD. ;urea Ithe-amiatRisml, either auto or chritl fo, in froin oight to ten dayli, rEico by Expres, $5 lier Bottlo ...N.WALKER. , "hkIt TON, .d June 13 NGLHi sAin1)L ;s Fon $:D, ol , $7 i 1 l Kntueky SpiI SP'A duI.a3for KlTENION S CA L L EWD TO FI t A ))n m T S 'he Celebrated 'lirunswick" Iams-tryi one. ' leean( Gem "Mackerel. Sait Louis Corn Beef. aint Louis ioast leet. Ll1p1rteel and A ulemin Sardines. ahinon (Souse'd), Mac'ker. ~e Imported Macaronti. 'resh Cheese. Fresh Apples, in gallon Canls. KArtlett Pears, Qufluiwes. - . r ., :. ('r1ated Pin1eapple, peaches. WhInslow 's" Suuectash-Iirt packe.l. Dayla' . Lestor Manor" Tomnatoes--l an 1 rosso & BIackiwell' Choi,Chiaw Pi'kle's. Imapot tedl Worcster'shire* Sauce. ~aker'si Broma. reshi Snow-Flakes. loto.f IIandled lloes and Gralin Cradles. RI. M. IIUE Y. SALE. LND FEED STABLES. IORSES AND MUiT1s ! J.p;st arrived, one earload of.,yoinng, fat, Pro: e Kentucky. hb ilgs iad I lorses-amnoa heam some nIce dri11 ing miares. ONE Pul OF NI('E hAY HJOIISEs. .Cokleandt get the piek, 1.3 I will sway Ias veil as selil. so you ean't mfiss ai trade.I vill sway for any and all kinds. Doan't he backsvward In hianteing mue to wvay, as I amt not aVil seary'.. ,A. WVILLFORD. 3pecial Attention --GfVENT'oTHriE-. JNDERTAKEIlS'DEPXTIXENT. L1;cJLTS PRlOMPTLY d$?-4 T END1ED TO. I keep on htando a full sup ply ' METALLIC BURtALJ CASK(ETS f theoflnetflin A, anSd W ANSN UT CASI ETS f the latest styles; ando also Imltaltion 08EWeOD CA81S.,AfD COFFINS, nl1 a CH EAP OIIAD)E of COFFINS and ORIA~L ROBES.' IL R W. f'IILL'I1'S. Ap19 WOUD'S OD)N TINE H'IITENING ,,AND . I ESERViNQ TIHE TEETHI. EEPS~ THE BllEATH[ PURE AND SWEET. . ORMULA., O10 DII. 'A Ti MOORE W1. O.'FqIHER, VNJOLESALE~ AGEIIT, COLUMEnIA, 13. 0. TIOPE BUY THE BEST !''i. J. 0. 1IOAG-DehrS, h-r I bought t '1hst DavI 'Machine sold by you over fi ear4 ago for Zl..wife, who has ylvenl It lga and fairtia. I R .awel y tvaed.wl At. It never gives any-Urouble, hud Is rgood its when .lrt bought. - -.."- , J. W. D,OLICK Winnsboro, S. C., April 188%3 Mit d1oAdi You wish-to.know what have..Witav In regard to the Davis Macl hought Af you4huree years ago.' 1 feel ll't Say too nuh elin its favor. 1 11111 a1mut $ko.p with inI ive months, at til rinivi*1. Po fast that tho needle would epr-A-0N hot from friction. I feel colidt . ?14(1 not have done the sa1me1 work wl as ,11uch ease anid so well WIth-4lany otf 'Inathine. No tiu. .)st In. 'dJust-mg i tilnllwits .I thtest ru!-WOmAiiala 1 haIve' I'ver trea1dk( . Brothe.r .ames13(~ a NWIlIamIII's families are as muchel pleas with their Davis Machlhwa bought of yt 1 want no bet-ter imachine:e-. a4 I said 1 -ore, 1 IdoII,4jOk,too much ca be said t the Davis :Vcft! rhie. Fairfield coulity, Apilll, .,43. In l i . I 0-f Mu. UOAI: My mlaichinegivesv per i satisfaction, I find no fault w j it. T -atach11tI ahiwj'IAj)Ivi I i ish for better thi tihe Davis V ertical Feed. Rlespectfully, Mus. I. MIlLT'INO. domity, April, 1883. Mit. loA: 1 hought ' DaYa s. Verti Feed Svin1g Machine from you four ye ago. I 111 41iMvIhted with it. It never- ib gi. ven me wiy trouble, and has iever heq the least ('ut ,of o"kh, It is as good . when I flrst boiughit it I can cheerful rlecOnnnencid It. Respectfully, -oADS Mn.M. J. KIRKLAND. M;nkicedlo, April :10, 188;1. This Is to e;etI&y that I have heh ish h ivls . Verticai Feed .-Sewing Maehi Io1 over two yeArs, Purchlased of Mr. J. 4 3iit. 1 haven't found it possessed of al fault--allI the attachmxents are so simIh t 1t1eye r(efu1es to wo'trk, iand ia certain (116 iat e~S'nimig hIl theen 1arket. I co: sider t, a Iir.st .4c liainahiie. Very resl>eetfully ,J.1IUIM Oatkland; Fairfield tehunty, S. C. MR..lw''Ianm wvell phia;ed in evel lInt lin1u with thie U)nvI6 MacIov hougp of' yenM think iti.a tfistelass ina~chilue every re'sp)ect." -You' know. you sold1 sever ig)1hnes of the sameii make to difTerel mlemIbers oIf our falies, all of Avhlom, far as I knlow,' arg'well pleas'd WithI thei * tns M. iL MOBLEY. Fairfield county, April, 1883. Thuis is to certify we hmaverbh~d in-consta use the D)avis Mach1in1qMmght of you aho. three ago.., .*.s w.atak# in work,'and .ha1 muade the brw(e of It/several timesa wer, i don't.want any better m1achelII1ZN'' aiwa ready to (10 any khial of work"4-e halve (1o. No puekering or skipping astih W.e caln only say we are wellI pleased, ai wish no0 b,etter mac;lhinie. CATrIcERNNE W~YLIE: and Sister. A prIl 25, 1883. I have 3n0 fault to find( withl lmy macii and3( don3't wri. anyl beter. I haveC ma3 the price of it several tinres by, t4ingf sew 3n1g. It is always ready to d1o its noi I think It ai first-class macIlhine. I feel (can't say toIo muchel for the Davis VTerth' IFeed Mainie. Fairfield county, A\ pril, .188:1. Mit. J. 0. Tlo.'a-liar 8ir- It gIve.s muc leleaure tol testify to the mlerits ti o. Da via ,VertIeal Feell Sewing Maeh 'fl lnwdlhme I got of you about fiye ye: ago, 1has been aIlmlost ini conlstant evr ine that time. I cannlIot see that Is worn ally, and has1 niot cost ime one ce for repairs since we hatve. had1( it. Am w pleased1 and( doni't wvishi for any1 better. Yours truly, i VOI1 Granite Quarry, -near Wlnnsboro, S. U. We have usecd the D)avis Vert.ical Fe Sewing Machuinuenfor the last ive yeal We would nlot.l4ute anIy other make at al Prteen.-he-ame(1(ldne has given. us u bOunuded satisi'action. Musi. r. K. TU'LnNE.:n ni1id Daughtei Fairfield colunty, 8,.., Jan.. 27, 11883. IHaving bought a..oDaVis Vertical Fei Sewlig Macinuet froirdr. J1. 0. IBoag so1 hrey ars ago,i n aisaig ie geftct ifato %eve1Ep-respec.ta' tniymcine, b(tiolr hc'ary and 1lg sewintg, al13(1,.never n.eedd--the least plair in any.1way, 1. cani *i:herfiully recol 1mnd It tosiia una,as a first-class mnachl: in (eery pr h,tituid tink -it secomnd 11011. It ls (one of theo ldhnl)'ft machimn lmadle: my chlihIrenI use it with all one Thea. atta.tnen1ts are mlore easily adjust< and1( it doc' at greni icr range of work by mea~ gf.its VertIeal Rueet than. alny other a .ihIine I have over seen or 'nsed. .3. Winbr,Fairfiei ony .C We have had1( one of flhe Davis *Machln about f utyehhr.aud have illwa.ys found to1ady to (do uiI.k nds oIf work we have: i ldteaaihU to.<.oc...02,n't see that th1erma41kh is wYorn ally, and1( works as5 wvell as 'wh Jackson's Creek, U'alrnfild county, 8; M.feis highlyv pleased with the rns MaI mbuh eeo.Sewould ni tpike double whaut 4the gave for.. ii.e I Wpaehie has1 inlot-heenl out of --ordetuin she had lit, and she can1 (10 an11y kind wvork onl It. .Very respectfully, ' Montlceelo, Fairfield counmty, s. CO SThe DavhlScewin Machina is siply llidgeway, N. C., .. 10, 1883. ''-9..Aa, Esq.' Agent-DeAr.$jr: 31 Wilfe nas been.uslng' a. Davis $lewhtigi Mi clIne constantif for the past four year (And( it has never needed any liet Ira am works just as well as when3f dra ou hl Shem says it will do a great4rangetj tical work and do It eaaier And better the an1y machine she has ever used. We chee fully recommend . It 118 a No. I famil mlachline.' Yoursu truly, Wihbr,8. C, Ja't. DAvie.J in _Oh ai 6k'6(gioda di%vhuX(v 0tof 6 h i g so s, I 4 nt. v spoIothea ttudhoi ont' e Lk . 00a)Ill'ihe k $ r t- e nt e. -ff 600 Men' 0 Srna IV hts At 0,001118. 419ce Uog4aefor h0ys at 16, 20, If and-86 cent s yo 14 u e the oy. I 6,at'oln aIutio i at the idicutu: s p4co ot 0 c0itsi Worth 1.25 i Men's Pat6tit.(1ordidiii anams'e, atin 2.00 1 a yarp Autts boro -t double the.money. 100 V l'afM a r .e .e Sheaa $1.2 - rsI' Qi . Loui. Vatered Slkos a '$1.60 an p Et(v;,k of SL P 11 for LiRltes mul Misses0 ai ot be g irpassed by any house in Winnsboro In this r I DawPA4MENan offmrl special barla - Q00 SUIT O1 CLOTH Rat $4Toj" C I at $8 $11, $12 I EXPEC'T TO VAiN'*AINN SLY iEPUTATOWE "AS TIE LEADER OF LOW PltICES. PRINGG 0A th THE .dR E T T0 R F de UTNAVOIDABLY. myAtAo* vvis-bonhi ae th . Movst tsal u e forft iWi at SUch P.1 ES as to enable n ti . nice, thi b-8 tPEs,I' ,6t fOMi'tION. 1 am cner to sell tLan ever, and urgently exteid AN INVITATION TO every man, woman.iand child 1' kirie'hd County to visit MY STOlp withil the inext THIRTY DAYS. or.....A IREQUET. To SN1I'P LEAVJ. Y. STORE WITIIQU't ASKING -TO.tSli ANY ARTIVLE YOU W1811 TO LOOK AT, AN15 ASK TIlE PRtE! ALL ~. A . PROMISE. ALL, 11AL B; WAITEm ON PQiT.ELY, AND .NO (iJU.BLIN4 IN SE A SALE 16NOT.EFFEUTE. 'PJICES SliAL'iE AS LW. AS T E SAME GOODS CAN BE SOLD AT IN WINNSBORO. IT STANTDS AT THE HEAD THE, L10d1T,i NNING "DOMESTIC9 3 r--That It 1a the-*a'kniowled ed Leader hu ! y the. Trade Is a flt that caunot be die. . uitedl. .ANY IMYTATE IT-NONE EQUAL I ~ AND IT I'WMV RANTED ry To be~ uiade of ti)0 bt"titerial. 'tT do ny an<l i <di of worle. :n T becm lt in every rcspect. al For Salleby A. , j;' . - -Agets'~JI wated ini iuoccupied territo. DoMS'r(;SEWING MACHINE CO.I - Itlehmond, Virginia. SPLING GOODS! SSPRING GOODS !,_SPR[NG GooIs $ I hav'e iiow ready tfor inspection a full'line bfistRlNG GOOG)S, consisting of kNtN'S VEILI$T.G, BUN'P'INGS, DOTTIED 111PIi9 ' WItSS, PLAIN and FIGURED MUSLINS, LACED, STRIPED and CORDED PIQJJES, CAMBIjIGS$ GINGHi-AMS and CALICOES, *-* -*A LSO, A stock of M6n's, Boys' and Youths' Clothin~ wich will be - SOLD LOW, STRAW EN' IN ALL sST (LES AND t'RICE~ Men's, Boys';and Youths'. ?olv cut Shoes. Ladies'u Men's Cloth and LeMfh'i- Slippers. Also,' if beautiful line of sFANS. ICALIL AND EXAMINN BEFOftf ISUikUASING~ r Respectfully, J. GIROESC1E L, Agent. no R?FLOUR, FLOUR;-4D CENTS AEGK to a- hufRSH POrPTtOE A FR1E51 SUfPPLY OF V1t FINE _____ it ~.FLOUR - O JUS ICEIV?ND. EV SACKChieSalas,teeirttd*Ilb WARUAN'ThD BlY iatwt1.n f APOUNDSI SUPPYNOF TOLEAV. ChoEA ,ME L icabe ;mllIas,e lbrtdu Beatas odern,e W ave n et, 4. POUND FOl NEDLAt thogrades rwn 'Hoes --lilantsrs'.i land tha soes,~ P o otoc, 'od Eto a '1 anurtoe bFors pLosngad ayFr, afe ..........*-ER-. -.. * .-,-,, *though .* hih* * ic .