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rN.E MEW >1% 0 8v a OXn B.J"I'O.B 'OttA'. }D.ovo, j SDz, rib*s. D1)ANIEL CtiiiY, the second man 'cihiute'd of 'epnlicity in the Phtenix t Park nurdera, was hanged at Dublij -on Friday. IIe'tret his fate bravely, ,and made no disclosures. I Tin State of Virginia expended u $more than a million of dolldi In 1882 for the support of her common schools. 'Of ihese 4,062 are 'white schools and 4,525 colored. The State Superintend ent of Schools strongly urges increas 'ed taheli ties for the colored children. C The white population, b'etween the 4 .ages otf,iv':ernd twenty-one, 'wa'*, in 1880, 814,827, while the colored popu- t 1aliul between the samo'i624,980. l" 1I'ENNEssEE has passed a law punish- c 'ing by public whippiugltny man con- ic victed of beating his wife. The whip- " plug is to take place in front of the ,t court-house, ana the number of stripes fit to be laid on the bare back of the con victed offender will be assessed by %''1} ti jury which tries the case. The f'kt h- k 'dictment under the new law was ltt 'of Alex Fuss, of NaslivillA, who beat t1 his wife Lillmereifully with a hickory ii 'sapling ten feet long. k Tur.Y have a nice lot of Christians in cc "British Columbia., A parcel of white h1 fioudlums recently attacked a Chinese d 'settlement. at night, after the manner ;of-Apaahes,1k1llod and wounded the y suriprised Chinamen and set fire to v itheir huts. But worse remains. When 'tle Chil. so wounded were carried to t( the nearest town the white physicians refusnll to attend them, and the coron or could get 10 jurymen with enough t sense of justice to examine into the tt aflilir. A'nit lot o'f "white" people t ttheylhave up there I Tin Southern General Assembly of i the Presbyterian church is in session ? at. Lexington, Kentucky. 't'he report of ihe secretary of foreign missions shows gratifying progress in the work of evangelizing, ana-also in home mis sions. Eight thoustilli'mdro missions c Weregiven to tle'eamle"lhis year than 1 last. 'The 'recelijts 'dui'ng tihe year ci amounte'd to'$$69,071. There has'been a growing activity in the South. The total 11 receipts for home 'iissit,ns has beeln 1 $67,288, against $3,4i2for -la-t yea. a There were out htundrefi-an$ sc'Cit'- 0 three ministers in the service of about four hundred churches. .J. Pno'CronI KNO-r-, who hias bieen v nlomninated for Governior of Kentacky,1 I was born necar Lebanon, Ky'., August. " 29, 1830; studied law, removed to lli5ssonri inl May, 180, anId was ad- 5, mitted to the biar in 1851; wvat elected 4 to thme State Ho1011o Representatives3 of' Missouri ill 1857 and resigned in A ugnst, 1859; wvas appointed A ttorney General of Miissoni:i in thme same i, month; was lfitanimloulsly nonmnated n~ for thet same pos8ition1 by the 'Deine- Cl craftic Gonvention anId elected in Au- ti gusat, 1842; retui'unti to Kentucky anid commen1Clced tihe practice of law iln Lebanionu in 1868; was a member of' tile Fortiethi, .Forty-fir'st, Forty-fourth and Forty-fiftha Congresses, and wVas re-elected to the Forty-sixthi Congress as a Democrat, receivln'g 8,bG9 votes a aiginst 4,6143 votos for Bldin, Riepub- i1 Jican, next 204 votes for t.eWie, Nit. ti tionmal. THE CLOSE OF 'rHE )UnLl kiktig, Tile trial of the partiles chatted with~ participlationl ini the Philx )ai'k mitt ders enided On Thursday last. eianeg Mtulleti, Edwna'd O'Brien Edward Mc- e Caffrey, Daniel Delancy, W iliami~ E :Maroniey amnd Thomas D)oyle, all of whlomn had pleadied jrulty to tile charge l1 of consApiracy to linrdel', were arraign ed inl court for sentence on Thursdai ilnOrning. The first five mentionedl I wereO (eh senitonced to teln years' penl)t servitude and D)oyle to five years' s penmal servituIde. The Crowni decide~d v to drlop~ theo crimilnl chmarge algalinst a McCaffrey of halvingl par'ticipated in c tile mlurder of Mr'. Biurke. Opinions vary as to the charactet' of tile inlvestigations jus8t closed. Biy g those who claimi to sympathize most "l deeply withl Ireamd in ofwr'ongs a and sufferings it sofcourse alleged i that tihe trials throughout were charac teriaed with the rankest injustice. On C the ether hland it is claimed that the I conldemnedtV. melr got only whiat they ~ dserved. Certain it is that thle , Phmuelix Piark murders we9e acts- of I starltlinlg Jawlessnless, andi it is nIot at I all. cleair thlat the- lwt>secutionl got hoh1( of tlm wsomg p)arties, Verhaps tfro a best erltfdsm of tile charactoer of tile Dublin proeecdings le thlat el the New t Yor'k Blerald, as follows:: Trhe special panel sumumoned to- 'ry tYIle Phonllix P'ark mlurdlerers amnd othier miscIre antLs In Dublin was yesterdhir dismissed, anti the thmanks otfall righlt.tlililiing IrlAh 1110n wvill be awardcd'tb them for the Wfot* which thley hIave so couhttgoulsly and~' lhon estly p)erformetd. Thleir rmady.acqulital of i Fit,zhardse, the carman, out tha' gmver -chlarge of mlukdes proves theiit entre ihr.~ partiality,, and'id(fa pedlhts to be regretted that the-prosecutio)aticuld instantly' have trieddiltzharris onl the lighiter charge and' d thahni conviction he should have been i sentenced to the utmost penalty of the law. A little generosity would do no harm eYen. I ik so extreme a matter as this. Otherwise a the Crown oflicers do not seem fb havea strained their power to tile disadvantage of' - the prisonwr, while the verdicts of the jury i prove. thuat the haw-abIding inhiabtants of lUnblin have no kInd of tsympathy with a.,..Isinaionl, and that th@se who pretenet that the tilals were unfaitly conucted are itr y windy gabhile,rs, ratiiget ill."k, a Ihtin they do not innleratui,d. At Ui A1iie'tliuta' y ferl'tlitlt-Jluatice O'1h-en had tosort d f -rinht in "r."atenlug the non 1dWlett to sayt,lat tlhriW-, mo.' e aga:nst diathan had belenina' public. We caln ir4ify rilite a gros t bTaIh of judkill lecorun or eo that is)1hure l:hely t' give Clor to 'the ttacks 'n ,1glish law in 'eland. The )Ierald will Acardcly be sutn ected of ttifridn iitUSS't 'the IIrish. ts record is all the other wii. Its ,lews are therefore entitled to great onsideratlon, al Its estimn't'e of the haracter of the proceedings is proba. lfdditedt. BOUThU nOLY INA s"WR. -Senator Butler has returned to rashington. --The total shipments of cotton flotn llester since Septeniber 1 attnount to );44 bales, -Abbeville now rejoices ill a Ger Ian club, a literary society, a skating uk and a dancing school. -Tho ce'itty treasurer of Kershaw munty, up to last nttrrday, had only fI'lected $297.81 of taxes. I -A 1i(i'b boy placed a nifinbcr o? 'les on the South Carolina liilroad; ar Orangebiirg, last week, just 'or it. -The postofflice in the wez :n por on of Abbevil'd tohlnti, trmerly iown as Sal iey, has been chang'eid Dry ? iro%. -Josh W'alling, section tnaslei on te Camden Railroad, was severel'" ijnred lst week by the bursting o' ,rosene laWip ;hhnlev. -Budd C. Ma1ltflews, "C Ne'ecflerd )muty, Is eighty-five yeatr1 old. lie s one hundred and twenty-tive chil ren ant gtMidt;hidren. --The postofiice i.n Florenee has been tirned over" by tl1t Ytev. J. E. Wilson to L. Weston, thie new incumb'eiit, ho has duly qualified. -Mr John F. Ilofibs; the Lexing )m Greenbacker, who has beenll in ,ustrlia for somec time, is pleased ith that country and is doihng well. -The county treasu'er of Lexing )n county has collected $l,1)b -of txes. Alost taxpa r; are paviw1 1cir" full tax at this colleiCtli: -The fariners of that portion of dgelleid county which "joi'is New crry' are very an11xOnsA to lhav a bridge ver the Saluda at l3ou1kiight's tirry. -Charles )eGraflen'eie, a lie Inn on the Soul h Car-olina1 Itailroad, ot his hanl badly uashed vhile coup ng cars at Orangebur!l on Iast Friday. -Dysentery prevails ainneIIf the bikdron in Newberrv cotuitv rlow i'roperity. Flye, three while and Iwo lorcd, have died witlhini the pist 'eek. -fMr. J. W. Rush celebrated his Imietieth birthday at blackvilie on ridhi, last. There are ane Ihntttdred id uinety pe'sonIS in the finfiily, at d ' these one hundred aid to enl'y-four ere present. -The Rev. Dr. B. M. Palier, of ew Orleans, delivered wo exel.leiit rmITonIs ini the I 1apt1ist chuirch alt Ibirni elI on his-t Sun<bir. Otn .loiiday~ icht -he pareached in the colored 31etli list church. -The amount exp)ended ini Eigefield onty~ ia-t yearlf' lgjIinpha) 'il-Its to ork the rozadI ont~ for bi,3'hesQ was 4,4N9. In.~ 181,0 the niuu.int ex Lended for this purpose w~as about 3,400. -Messrs. T. J1. Welbb and .J. H1. on Hassein, of A iehr.-on, 1121re gone Ito silk cnltiure. Theyw~ ha ve fy,(0 oruns lat wdruk uad have p'lanuted sev 'i alinibfevry IAees, on which to feedl eiar simners. -Thei Rev-. Wu. H1s 3'uilurni, thme dis ti'ashed1 preacher aiid led iter, 1s lViii -a tienes of lctires ji lhe operai aust alt Dai-ington1 uander thle jaus ces8 of thme A IineicanI Legion of [onoar, ini aid of the rentldinag-a'oonm. -u-Theo Lexitigtont L)ispt/thk says that, [ar'mon Tavlor' was cailh'd to his door Gilbert IIollow 6tarly Momihty mnai ag by Admor'e Burtnr ac' ahd shidot aroligh thme fleshy pai't ol' th leg. uinier escuapeLd. 11oth coloretd ~A shootling a'fruay occurraed at hIrl'yton Browni's mil i hat Nuwbelrryt )iannty, onl Tue1lsday, bet wVei'i Cal Cami ona andt hana LeverC' bodth coloredic. ocha p)aies f1ired t d 1121antt in t urn,a tioni was slihlhiy ohimded. MtNi's. iHiinet.t Nichiolon of GeoneeC )tnit:v, Wasll hitten, on the leg hat.t0 webth y a i-attlhesnake. 'ih .suik hadl lii ~en lit ties, and1( thme blood1 sppn ied 'eily fronit thei wvounds 11nade1 by its ungs. A t I 159 acc<ou ats Ilab lady'was ouig wLn anu wail recover. -Mr. 8. F". Iliendrix, of Leesviille exigtona counmty, uadue idihienp; ol' nerries on the 9th, 10th1 anmd Il2th, Iceiving $ )Cpr craite Ii,i the 1,-st, upmtaent an ii for thme( sceihd. I d 'ill Cimittltnce shiilpi ut fith2tbl ill tont teni duays. lie sauvs the pbacli fop itill be very smiall this season. -The MAediunt tiniderstanads that hd >doted Presbyter'ian prieache r at A bhe lile is advising the wonanen of his con Li'sus. 1L is just, stich evih-dIispjosed agroes that keep their raco poor by lvising thif trot to make an hont!f, ving, and1( keep ftp t (ontimmira stitet -1 the' examiatfona of daiidautes ir adinissonm Into the United litat8e lavalh Acadelny at Annpolis, held alt okesbury on the 12th inst.,- Mi'. N. A, teCuilly, Jr'., of Ander'son, was thad ueccesslI comp Iet itor'. Tlherie were0 Ive or six applicants. Mr. Mcully ,ft for Anunaphas on last Fridav, anid il 0 h)e successt'ii in 1 pasig tha' e3xami atilon thaer'e ii at onace linter' the Lcaidemy. -A corr'espo'nadent of1 tie GIeoige )wnf' .Angiuirer st' - rest s 111hat a chaanneil (1 openied tn-om Vaiceainkw ilive' to irrol's PoInt on the A thlaid he a'em. Io elaIns that suuhl an on11let ii3(Suil e of great advianitiago to Georget own nid to all the contmies lying on the hre.at Pee 1a Rtvi'e,andu that it would hake the chillvtatlin of thec creoal4 ad a'asses pract icabile on 1lanrds buhre tofta' evoted tUthie cuiltlivai (ot lice. . The& Blothered Army Sureons,. It was In war-thnes.- .The (' Ouianaste. f the Fourth NoW YoME A :erf was ~al death *Ith dVseiit'ery. Thw'surge9ns d rg for h m but at last gav'hin -- imt. emIs,-Wh wis ha nwwell knowyn toehmant'lin.Onclda, N. Y.ventured to 0se hiun With PEniRiY DAVISsa PAIN Kit. ER. lIn a few dafs the ( Unitermlaster's affrtn were over,ahd he waIs On ditty -.al.WiatVe the ulse of havinag d1y8l5ptfay hy' ay 've got hearthurn ever'y thnae out ensible, take Brown's Iron 'Itters andG ger well. * OPEN1 IJU(oolE AT $37 and $ 5, AT. 1bYuSE G. DESrOR TBS. TheSeoret 'o Utie'uhiv i hu iss Of Brown's Iron 'B ? fg1it ,ply this: It is the b 't It preparation ever iW e 'ii compounded on thofiigh 40i0ctfi,. chemical 'an medicinal 'Oriciples, an does just what is-claitned-for it--no uore aid no' less. $y thorough and rapis Iissimilation with the bloodj it rcdlits every part of the systei, healing, purifying and stren"t hening. Com mencing fthe foundation it builds tpia td restores lost health-in hS other way caI lasting benefit be obtaineds 19Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7.' 1 have bEea a greetsuffeer frod averyweakstomach, hcartburn. 11 Syspesia in its worst oto .(EgrT3 erytn1 ate e.k[tb distrw,. ed I could att ltee. I ae taied evcrythingrecommendedi hr h stelae, but got no relief uo bone of the old troubles, and am a new man. I1 am getting much stronger, and feel hrstrate. 1 am s railroad engineer, and now sake my trips regularly. dn not sa too mne~h in praia 41 ,bur wonderl ful mediciue. . C. M*ck: BROWN'S -1ft R$ 11e6s.not 6 n aii y iskef 'or alcohol, an? Will not blackel the teeth, or tuse headacl ~and 'dAliipatio>b It will cur' ys 'isfrt,indi= gestion, hetbyitrn, sleep 1essness; dities, pervouie debility, Wealk'ss; &c. .flsd ouiy Br3*n'I I 'oR iteera 'nelt Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Cross ted ilhts and trade:.matt bit *rappat. THE TESTS OF 40 YEARS PROVE BEYOND DOUBT 'itAC Perry DavissPain Killer TIIE GRET I EAL - PER THE RELIEVER OF DISTRESS THE COMEORTEN tOR PAIN THE ENEMY OF oiSEA5E AND A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY, WHIi-iHOUL.0 ALWAYS BE AT HAND. EVERY DRUGGIST kEEPS Perry Dvin'sPaid iller W ALLKER'S SPE CIF IC. TIITS TRULJY WVONDRR~FUL F"AILEb TOY CURiE CON'S UM PT ION. Its slpedy action upon aill BlrOne(hlal ani Puhinoie Aifections i beyond blaekf to those whlo have nverit''( tiedt it (or seenI It utsedc.. It speedily allays llrohehi,al and Puhno tile F"'~eer. .it ia aL wondu(l EXi'ECTrORlANT A ND HI E A L ER. It kipp the digestive and urinary or Wflik lii ii natural and healthy condition PttIFIES THE BLOOD, Tnsinty tiiovnwa night sw'ont. gonifeess or' appe)tite and general debuility. It haw ->een known only four years and IIAS NEVER1~ ZILEAD 'ro PERFE~CT A CIllUE. Affy obe afilididd with what is generally ion, dan be enru1ed lor' $2.50, $5.00 or $10.00 according to the stage which the dlisese has reachetd. N?? fidtilent has yet taken $10) worth bef'6re a ent re was aflrtec.. The SPECIIfI is reoo ended only for puilbinaft affctitflp, amnd .thio.~ t desiring to nile it &'dI c6 A~o b"' serMig ntufbtder to the p)ropri(et a o.f this pae or direct. to mue, statiiig that yoft ~Aw this advertise. meont itt thi6 Wfl nadhoro NnW hta #iIi A*kt. iWallterfs Cu rea Rheumiat ism, either uoiYte ot 6ointofi. fe, iin fto*t eiglt to tenx days. Pirfco by d i'srt, $i por Bottle Special Attention of tliflneeti'u,,li,d-n AL/ ALENT C$AiSfIf jf6 T~OO~ ED AD OFN ALNUTCASS. IApl10 I a nt re WV ildtii,- zii u ish. to to k ut'tlf'nid ufiti 'SUtple SkVNLJF GROCi!1IE!4. Tonatuj ad To natode atIltOkra 'I - cai n. Apples and PePtihos Raspi 'Py4 Strawberi-v; Pineapple, CI-in+ and:Or:ooge al rmitelue. Ifint' 3nausare; Loeett 13ZOf and Ton,gue ie ans. :,(;!'ken and Ioast TIt-keys. t!kles, ,JellieA and Lemonus. p4hmecso and Macca-ottl.' ' fA RD GROCERIaES 8081 Lt, es .'attul Teas of various M :'Ic', Grl. and Ba'cot ~ I4I ( a in' .MlIs. s amd Sy 'nps. ith amd." 'tfn Market Iief'. Unt'i'oCUnnenNed Milk. 1-mus wi Nuts. t Spfce'k-iiid C6fiUdhonerles of all kistds' All tiY w'ito lil 11fo BULb COHEA P for CASI1 By S. "s. WOLFE. IT IS A FACT, WE WILL SELL YOU A Wagon or Uu '- for kess than anyone in tow. YsSE U. DESPO1tTES. GRO CRIE41 BIWUNSWICK CANVASSED ii Alis, DECORICA j PATENT FLOUR. Ik0AiT9 ' It[ titil JAVA COFFEE. SAL1ON, CANNP) CORSED BEE: POTTED IIA; CiICKEN, fU' iJi r. i 1tSHi OAT i111AL. tOANN JT rATOE SUCCOTASIr. piN'A i L lint! fiE ACfI : PICkLES AND CIIOW-CHOW, thii a full'stock 6f erytilig iisttdiy ktrpt in a first-chiss GROCIERY STORY;. All of NiNfi ii i d tbg i for the CASiI: II..F;Ai CIi NER E Y! facte'.s.all kinds of A rieultural Mlacin cry, Implements; etc., e . . I Of I1 size's, fronm three to one hdf yji ttn~ horse power. Ma nufactutred at tho' Meh'fold a'rfn Works, Rilhmond, Virginia:' Fronm the York; Pepnsylvinig,- tical. frot a IIcel-Se'rcw tg,~ Thresher that will thlresh and clean 8idl httshteis of wheat per hour or tw4o hai'niurd bushels of oa'ts per hour. . t~a{s T~nsq Pln a Pog S -k of till .ki a and izes. Also 14&nes, withu s&lf-dfojper or self-blider. I amn agenit for the' DDnICK ufAkNh 00tNXJiali Tlhis Press Will,' with three h'aurcds,'' straw in small hales, as fast fntast l~ thresher can elt'an t; and *lth three hn'' can bale cottomn laster thant a Mty-saw gUn can tuarn the lint out. . I have.also somec of he beset mtade COT TON GINS, with all LhW.mtodern nm 'rove muents, with PRESSES from- fhte fai r6 I alIso sell coTTo.-E ED OIL .ItIA$. Scales of all sizes, that will weIgh fr6m one-half pound( to five tons. Carriages. BuggIes antd RIdIng Carts, of all sizes and ptrices. If any person wishes to pn'febn. any of the above.-mentlonedl oodsa, thte * iW, gg4s catn at Mfr. JAME.S Q. D)AV 'Solice and leave word with hinm, and I wIll call and shaw eastalogues, etc. JAMES PAGAN, May 17-tf AGENT! TAX RET URNN, OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, -FAIIWFIELD) COUNTY. WINnenono, S. C., May 1, 1883. 11118 Office ill be open from June 1st to July 20th, 1883, far the purpose of re &'&'vinga Tax IReturnts of all personal prop. arty owned on the first of JTume, 1883. All persons owning p)ersonal p)roperty of any dlescription are requiredl to list the~ same t:t'ndeoof oi flr taxation. All ntew build Pngs erebt6d Mhete the first of Junie, 1882 uitust be reynite'a i nd all purc*hases 01 hinks of real estate,-within the same p)erlod All male pobi1a *6tween the ages ol Went'f-ono and ftfi years are lIable t< ~6ll en en#pf ool trustees and thos( ~lftinifr nable to'earn a support. TIhe. ternty "personal pr<t$ety," as hier< iflied, is held to mtean antd include "al things,..other than real estafk; *haleh, havE any pecuttiary valuie? arilt Moneys, eredlits investments In honds,' stocks, joint steel comapaies, or oth filde " ii hl Ad l8hd of taxpayors, I vwil ten inperon,or by deputy, at thte fo! irplaces on the day speeified1 for t1h Feasteryllo ~uesdajv; 1'i9. dnesday, June'20 Jenkinsvi1f r~ fhv22. * oodwatWe'X'ndit Jutto 25: Qune 28. . Julio 27'. Ilea Frd ~ e3 29.28 Gla i'qrv, Mnday, July .' Bo 8tore,'TuesdayJl . I. N. WTIUR, -.-Aidi rFalrflcl M o'nny "~ ''S bjTE YEA WCT BUY THE BEST! Ntt' J. 0. BoAG-Dear Sir: I .bbught th first D)(\s Machine sol by you over ihi years , .l ny wife, who has it ' long ailtlr it 47. I an well 11 t'viti It, It IlevA'r gkvi try trouble, ani is as guod as *thon first fought. .J. W. BOIJICI Winiili-oia, S J.W. pril 1883. Mt. ltM You ip' lO kto .vhat I have to say in regard to file Davis-M achine bought of you three years ago. I rev) I ca't say- too mnuch In its favor. I iad about 8u.tl0 with in live mo ths, . at.. times runping.it so fast that the needle would ge per"fatly hot from friction. I fie confidei.t I could not have done the sstine work with as mtuch case ad so w'll With any other machinte No time lost II adjustig at tachmtents Thio lightest runnin maciint; I lavt' ever Lreadulld. Brother .iunes adu Will1 m's families are as itch pleased lth eir I)a ;1s Machines boughit of you. 1 "ahtto ibet17 r maehile. As I sahl be erre; i bn't think too mluch can lte said for the Davis laalbne. Respectfuliy, ,l ,. EI.LEN STNvENSON Fairfield otity, A pril, i8J. 31n. BOAt 3 -i aeliirbt ives nC perfect .isfactiui .I i<l [lia.fatlt witlh it. 'Thie sI.achLurien, -are so sii pie. I wish for no ] better than the Davis Viticttl Feed. lespectfully, -" , Fairfield count'A r, I,s18Sa. Mn. m b: I boigh.t I is ettIlal Feed "e. 'ig Mach hie.ffo you fur s a g o. I am deligllted i7it 1t. It never has gen me any trutihle, and ha,s iteve'r beenuu Tie luast out o! btitr- It i5 a: good as whent 1 glst bought ii: I -an ebeerfully - recomnieid it: lle'spectfuliy, -- .Mus. . KkLa ; Montieello, April3o,.1I8tl 3 :ltls Is f'.'titify that I have been using a .avis Vei;tical' Feed Scwing Ma-hine for over two yb'ars, purllhased of Mr. J. o: 13oa.. I haven't found it pupe:.c,ed of aiy ult-=all thee a.t.tcnemnts are s: o fl.inple: tfiever refff(Ai' to work i, and Is corlt:lin? the lightest ihm inug hi the mlarket. I coii: 5ider' It a1 first-schiss inachilne. Very re.ijleg'tfully. ... u. BOAI:- I t av wel p>le4sed in .vir of' you:'. I (hfik ft a firsV-class miachiit1 .i every re'speet., yod kn'oiv. ydMikl4e.eral, mnaciInes .jf..tthe samne miake to different hei'b;etfulli,..- . M. nus M. Ti. Moor;.i. Fairfild coiNnty,Api,18; ThIls 1.9 f,o certify we halige l'ia<T in ebniait use the Dalvis?Iu:hinelxbought Of you abolt three aj.. 1.A we take inl work, amll have mnad * Inc. 1~i.e of it severaul thnie, or; and doll' t 'i?t. any hettet' niaebipl(., '[s,aiways readiy to'd1o aniy kind of wor we hav' 'to do. No pniekerIng or sakipping clihei. WVe can onl say we are well pnsed, and1( wish nio b ~.er,tga@]ipe andi( dio;64va li)aif1 hetjer. I .I .ve ark tehae p rina 6f It several timnes. hf~ taiking In eOw inig. It isi aliways ready to (10 its work. I think It a first-elass ipaeiniie. I feel I can't say too nin'ch for the D)avis Vrertleaj Feed Maerit.' F"a'tlfeld conhty, A paI,I tsd3; Min.' J7. 0.: BoAo--Dear Sir: It glvei ine much pilaureI to testify to the m:erif,x of tile Davis Vertical Feed Sewiing .Alarine Th'le machi ~e I got of you ahopit O2vo..3gepra aggi ,pfi. eefi, almiost lif contant tw6 .ever siice that tline. I cannot see tha't it I. is r anly, andl has not cost 111e one cent for repairs since we have had It. Ami well .pleased arnjd .on't wish for any better.. Y 6tThs truly, .Iurr, CIIAWFeOJD. Gtarafe Quarry; njNf W'ntnsboro, 8. C. We have uisedl thei Davis Vertieal Feed Sewing Miachine for the .-last ive years. W.Wyo1,d.ruot hifo64iny othIer malke at any ~le.f Ch inin~~iie has given 118 un1 Vounded satisfaction Very respectfuilly, . , . . Mus. W. K. Ti UIINEnI aI4 J)aui'ghters. FairfiIid'douty, 8. (3., Jan. 27, 1883. IHvlng ,bough't habnii Vertlcaj Feed Sewing fa.chIne f'rn shiJr. . .]oagl'ome three years aiy,.and it Jadving given me perfect satlatacf,io4 in'- ,very respect Os a family imachline,- both for heavy and light. sewing, and.l miever nieeild the leasf' re-. pair' itn any :fay, I can cheerfully recoi-, mnld It to apiy 0on0 as a lrst-elass mnachido in every pa rt)ettlar, and tilik It second to none. It Is one of the sihplest machines maeI ychlrn sei;wt all iae and itdoesagrealt.-ange of worki b)ymeansI of Its Vertical FeX than any other lma chIne I have over iini or usert1.. Wlnnsboro, Fairlid.. coluty, S;. U IWe have had one of the'Davis 3fTa'hilneso about four years anmd ligv.e always fodiid it readhy to dho all kinds qf woark we have had occnsion to do. Can't see that fhe miaebiiie is worn alny, and works as8 vWol as when new. Miis. WV. J. U;nAwl'onh., Jackson's Creek, Fajrfleld eumity, S. C. My wvife is hIghly ple&i& With the D)avIs 'e alach 1h boughit of1 you. .Sh'i , >Vould not take doublle what she gave for *It. T'ihe machine has not been out of order 14u1e oron 1tan Vsi r1 esp eetf Monitleello, FairAield couty 8. C. 'l.e.pavIs Sewing 3tidine i sIip. J. . floAo, Esq., Agen' I)ear 8Lr M ~Ife has been ug~ing a DilvIs Sewliig I ino istjtantly' tor thn pa)st four yea~~ 1 anid I h. never nieed-nremra ~ork# j ag Weil as when rafirs bough hesas ill (do a gre teri' bouglf - tical work and d6 it eai'r aht better recommend it as a' No.- V finily lne. Yours truly,. \tIUliBborok S. C., Jan, 3, 13 ) ' . rrv L Th AC aN ttNI B M g pai S r s ssos N k Ttte at redce - - 1xufii NI hN U. (3 1 1"; L.f r . I dozqs1a' Nried and UIlduntreducSh .irt t9 e ntkiliet 2QopIs e'ore buy .NC1pIt''e~al8ZE1m ud oiata My stock Is r.& a!tc Iin every departmn4ci; anodt nilce! at .least. ' N P I EN'l'. ..ss than you can bu - ( I o goots i.it. p ao it S tiac ' ie, 'My ocnk M ltST B1E I1 UCEUY; leLtli goods inag what tuiy will. SIpcLAiII,l - .. - 0T. T.....T1VIIl.,[ T'tGF. sRING GOODS ! SPRING GOODS J%hae liow l -icny for inspecction a blui line! f SPRIN 30ODS, consisting of ~UN'S VEILIING, BUNTING5, 1)OTTED and PLAI rL SWI ,l IlAIN and FIGURED MUSINS, ~LCED, STRIPED nod CORDED PIQU.E$, CAMBRICS, GINGH-AMS and CALICOES'. y stock of UV'fi' ; hoys' .aiid Youths' Clohing, iich willb SOLD LOW.\T Respectfuly, 7 " iT.* ItOEIIN-ETa Agen. .: SPRINQ-GOOs -STRWG HAT IND AL SIY OPRI CEGO DS Jen' Ch and Lw eathefr Sippfcstlo afilliZ beatfi 'SPIN cossigo 'ALLS ANLEAINE BdFORED PURCIA SIN ' :CD,SPRI' E .i CRDD M HUIQU; (ES, CAMTBRICS GIN5IIAMSan CATICOES ..NEAYO . DstY,i' ..oc was ufl> Aht later this Spring ih7an il beY o;,Men's, B and .' ( a i .Yo itlible ine to Liset the SIlAlPE c 'OM C'ETITON.i atn i to sell tiiai Avr, a uigently e.itend AN INVITATION .TO evry' anoni. woaiinnu andi ~ ci i' Fared60'vtovstM Tl A R1EQUEST, -AL , N'T D AEXMYTINE WTBTINO TURIISIM 2R 'i'1CA: TOL \Vi18II TO LOOK ATi, ANI) ASli T'1'0 Ptdh! A PROMISE. RpALL I cALL ull' WAITED ON POLITEY,.A N) NO GRUJl1UL N ('Ask A, A LJ1 MY) 1' tFEILCrElXI lifC'S 511 ALL 1iE AS LU 8S TiIE SAME G00Y6 CdAN 131. SOLD) AT IN \\ 1NNsBoju j. M. BE A.TY. T STADS1 f AT TE HEA --- -'T'imit It !s 1h in.nknlowledged~o Leadt r * ~the Tr'ade is a fact tha~t cannol(t be - ~IANY nifrAT1e iT-NONE EQOUAL The( L.atgst. A~ rnied, T Ihi 111(bt.:. I itnini aVo1 AND IT' I WAUiAN-d:nI To3 be0 mnlcJ of t he best.inmat' eil. 'aidoanyan all kinds.~ of worik1 4 1~T be1) conipeto in ever1y respect. For* Sale .bf d. M. BEATY & C(., Wiilnsbo S.C J~Agents wVanted1li in unocC(cui ter -______ Iillmond VIrgliia. A'TTENTION 18. I S CAtTEID -r&Ffl EM(t A DD'T IONS 8 ~~SPRIG ST 0 iro.o.yW8e haveono. v reci urst 'I1JNO (.100'DS, 1111d hav e themiI ......t'or 4SPECTION: 'he Ceinbratedl "'iun k un -lm try We thInk we enn B9A ILY say ~~fliE3 have never oppnied igt hiy tim 1111 )Cean U1i l'er vjcplet asshrint or better ci. ait oti iosa t IeIln ') i Or -gos Impt o rte 1 un A merea Hrdn As regards prics, we wIll only sY ailmoni (Soued), Mckeroel. 110. goodsH wIll be 80old as low 1as t| 'is ~Iec. linportedl Micari. -J ~ orc.0O nrlltt Pea1.rs II Apes,1ih gallon calns. -Vnow~ ( raiatedeine , Pee. are dold in n~i J gK/', and assa1lf Winiuw's", Suenotash- I - n ad c eaitomiers thiat tiy wilhl be p)rote Davis Lestor Manior" , i t. s 'la nd-..hl( ' prices a v/o'-iIl meet the market 1 'rosse &iilii * iei M g ake mr's te- s Vor ceterWe v ou call special attentIon l resS neNlaesCondensed MIlk.' ~INTS' DEPARTI lot of lIand(led h oes and Oiraln hlo WyIdch will be found com'pleto In CV ALL CHIEAP FOR CASIL tic,ular, and all we ask Is ali insp.0 A. 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