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LO(AL INTELLIGENUI'. 4URDAY. JUN M . I 8 18$8 Yew Adve;tf%ent.- . % 1: co-Sthiuoi illler, Clarence Jor alan. 14-9WS VI 1 t+ sgAi-Col.. W, . dan, of tie Coh'i>ia gisaler, and Capt. T. I-1. Clarke, of the Camden bar, were 1t towit oi T6.eday., FSE V 4 ROMOTtON. -- We are .gratified to learp that our young Jripiin and college-niqte, MrI '. C. Cori:; has ben rg0''tIy elected principal of Prg erity Uigh School, ia Newberry'ob:itn ,ty. Mr. Cork promises a career'of brilliancy and usefulness. His many frigtjd.au.'A relqtivesII n rae-ield con ty 'wflli'git'd to hear of 1e9 merited )rottnot.ion. DEATH.-Mrs. Cynthia. pnecdv, .vifp of the Into Robert KotTuodf, Tied at the residence of Mr. Samuel Y. McQtatters, in 1ichland coumty, on ltoniday, the 25th'inst.,'at tIiohtanced age of eighty.iine -years. The re, mains were brought to Ridgew,ay and interred in the family burying ground oli lier estate, by. the side of her hus b i ,- who died some forty years ago. Tn SEASONS.-At last seasonlUe rains have fallen in.ali'st every por tion of the cpuu.ty, and the pilanters are beginning to tailk in more ficpeful strains of,thp crop, prospects throngh out the corniv. Iii some sections t e drought had assumed a veil, serious aspect, and the cotton and corn were )eginning to wither and decay. Fair field may yet harvest a crop, of which no - reasonable promise was given in the c spring and summer. CoNvrcrriO.--I Tuesday, the 261h just., Stocking Harris was bronght before Justico Cntheart on the charge of.violat.lng a contract, entered..into b't\vecn the defendant and Mr. flis. D. Owings, the prosecutor. Messrs. McDonald & Douwia3s apeared, for the prosecution and A. M. Mackey, Ls(1., for the defendant. The defend ant, was found 'ahilty and senteineed to pay a fine of fifteen dollars and costs r.linp'risoinent in the county 'jail for thirty days. _ .. IDm JAUNTs.-A nmise o the young '%en in tovt are making (icier inined efforts to'get away from Winns boro for some part of the present suini incr. The mountains seem to be the popurlar resort, and it is highly proban ble that the invalid boys will adopt the '"rough amnd tunble" styl, and go it in wagons. it fup, recrea'.on, a lvely. time aind good l.ealthm areo the jurposes iii view, tihe wvagonm plan is the wvay to have it. Winnsboro and the girls hope they will go rand stay awhile. ,TJIEr foUTH CAnOI.INA COi,LEGE. T1'r ftilowing .chanrges in the sessionis ' which appear 19 (he~ new catulogue of the South Carolina Colleft will be interesting information to those of on-' i'eaders wiho have friends, or ar'e them selves contempllating a course of study, In that ii'stil'kiti6n.i Tflie necxt, session wvill oei on the first Tu'esday In October. After this time, how cyei'' tlwo ssin lyill openf ti -he first Tuiesdlay im Jiniidiry, hem.sjiing termn closing on tlie thir< .Wednmesday In June. Th'e fall tei-m trill 0open on thme, .t4ilht ThLesday In Septembler' and the session will eind oni the thirdr Wednjesdlay in Dcember, wh'len the * omnniencenment wvill be held. The next sessIon will therefore cont ine fronm Octo bler, 188%~ to .JNtinbpr i 88I biit Wlthout . extr'a fce. E9ifinirntions will lie held rvi us8nig hi February and June, buit the fliil e.xamninations wlli 1i6 poitponed until De. comber. Messrs. BuchaWiliun AI)rann die -hon inattrnaiI6e tpoil th session of the C?pliege, andi we are glad to say have I 9ken the foi'dilidLt ositiohue in iheir respective classes. Theiy afre ox p)ected hrome the latter part of tho br'esernt moni.h. Several additional htudenmts till go, from~ this pl1atio it liin 'bliening di' tho.f'at seksiois. .DExronRnT FOIR JULY. -The Jul ~ nm uber' of Demnorcst'sy .Mlonthkly M7aa gluie is ierta1ily one pf t.Ed inoat at~ trctve1sueis of this Interesting per I - dical. A strikinmg feature' in tth6 jhis= r. papier bais-rdlief of~ the hedd of Perisons, which is tio't only a great Ijovelty, but td exquisith .wo'rk. of'.art. :A beautiful photo-engraving of a "Litr tIe Bride" also adorns the art depart ment, and thme other illustrations are 1ltilnei-FiU. ''ie l1ijerary articles are of . a highi ordier f iI"creri among whilchima~y he mcntloncd. the cEditlnuatIf1 of the story "Out o,f~ tlfo World," "SocIal Fife at Smidi College," "The Story of' IIci-ewar.d Leofr-ics.son, ti last of the English;" "A PerfeSt Fright;" "The Paupers of Pomp9iii" . "Th'o Rose in * onig and S8i81y," "fldow wvo Live iln New York," by Jenrnie J1unei, arid r iketchm of ElIzabeth TIfonibjson Bnrtler; hfi~ celebrated, painter of battle scones. Tihe poetiaI (depihiu6it Ts well filled; h.s,are thme kitchen, faiWe tiork, scion f%fk and fashirn departnrTnts; whiky 4"Currn't Topfcs" ar'e .ndoit, ably anid igreeably. dlisenged, The Jr'ly nnIn=l bemr of Demorist's MAonthly MAagazine Ahould be in tihe poepossiori of over'y - hue, the beautiful llht'ation. alone inaking,.it well worth posiossing, to' sty< 'idthing of the adu'htage f t Is to tubhoneouehold in the way of sdeed 'dadin'g dtnd use ful information. -Thes'. def Trne Sayingi. A horse thit is not rIdden *.... . *gives no plea'sfrol Bells that are not rung. *give no njusle.' M[edicine that Is not known'..,-, - will cure no pain.' 'orman's Cordial tried once - . *1ll be used again. b AT OP f E,Y+Cf t (0'E$0. A Great.,nd fgiabt O%ro)ln)an Gone to fips Itest.The End 'o. a Pritraoted Period of Suffpring. [Speciai to the .letoand Oon"iter. i RIQHiioNU> 'uno 2 .-Gon. James Counor, who had been ill hlre fu three- weeks; died here tis a orinoti at,2.20, at, t o house of ;ohi iiyders, t., is father-in law. ,Is tht iJht that the c lpaign.. of 1 d sov ly taxed lis health, CortainJ.y, froin.that time i111 his ,death ho w4etecver optiro Iy well. lut...it was ony a,year ago that his ,physicians, ndli him sufltr ing .fr in ia stubborn . litg trouble, ordere hitn to cease f1'-0' active labor and to take up his rodeuce at Sum ,mervillo, a town .'ity. i' 110s from Charleston o1 tlieSputh,Chaeolin , lail road, in a clif6ate drsy -id hoalthtil; with airs cpining over the sands; fra grant w'th the (odors of the pines. His famn .} atutdhipysicians believed that his health was greatly imnproved at Sumt morvillei and about three weeks ap he and 1i1s wife and four of their clil dret cmn to yit"inli and were stop ping hbrl4t Mr. Eitders's. preparatory to a trip.to the aprisg 9yJi.e General Conner was at cke ls methiing like >tteutnonia, W ich i:ao . Ilrow his Ilfe to a c1opo. He was conscidus to within two ltpurs of his d\eath and. was a\v.w(re of .d's condition aId resignie to th.o wijl of God, though he would hIave becpi . inol"e than humatt. if he could hayo.parted 4"otn .ll,hidpoted withand children without great. iigs. General Conneri halc loig bcen an attendant ipo u the Episcopal.churc.h, and had the oIltces of.that chttirch in his last hours. He leaves a wire and fivo children, tour girls and Qu1e boy. The eldest childlenry .W. ie bixtcen years of age. ailid .l,n studtlt 'it the Alexandria High School. General Conner' body will be taken to (:hairlestoii, in which ity the f\tieral will,jaka pli:c; aptl tlg.ittrimtutt,will be. tnade at Magnolia Ceineterv' ohe fT the loveliest burial ltcpsi i tlie hlad. Colonel Anderson hats tenderetd as it funeral escor:t..to the train, 11i( ol6er of thQ leird t egiment and hits in'vited the olicers of the .1owitzers and Iues to join the.i iii front of Dr. logo's church. 1it .'..IQ tou-m1r1iy..gfte rnootn. The body will go to Chdrleston on ihe fast mnil train, which leaves at 0 p. in.. In July 1864i lie was proinoted bri. adier-general, anlI beini wounded in the leg at the battle - of Mchnaniesville he was brolrght to this city to the hon.e of Mr. John Enders where he lingered several mouths n a grIiiil co1dition'. Ie recovered su leiutly to. he able to miake a visit to his homie,wh'erc he flual ly reeovered iw (I'ejiined lhis command at the battle of Strasburg. lie was inarried it th' salie house in Whi'ch he di'il..... . . General Conner was on thie streets heo: oni SundaV, and at that tinie it wats not thoughlt, that he was in any great danger. From t "lilue ltidge." Mr. W. A. Fowler lcaden Mountftin, N. C., says he usedi ornan's Neutralizing t:Qrdial and fQund it Itn sxcellent reme<y r Dyspepsia. lie has he'ena irotblifl with lat banefnal narly a long tIun, and if Norman's Cordial conquers it, he will be very rateful ;o the prtoprietors of such a splenid medilie . 10E1~ lC0': 10E! Tj 1HE undlersigned irr' inoi.rendy lo Ni-' Liish and1 dtlver the best quaility of Ice al- all the resliences in town, at th~ ratg of 2% cents per ponuds usini ial d ad promplt att ent1in to buisintiss. - June W-tit* C,llN1~.O~DN *IC0E. A METINGof the Taxpayers in School * itit No. 14, will be Ield i the Court House on the 28th inst1, at II o'clock a. i. for th1e.puIrpose otf levying a School TN f the niext school y'ear. .J. C. CA LD WELT, Clerkc Board Trustees, No. 14. June 23-txtd DRtS. J., M & E. F. GLENN, DE N Tr I S T S,' HI AVE opened an 6flice in Winnuihoro ILfor.thb latie'd of Ucu'tistr r. I001os for the pr'esent will be att tke \\V inn\- boro Hotel. June 19i FOR SALE! WAGONS. ALJSO IiN STORE:i SAbflESi 13RIDL1ES, ilRNESS; IAACON; M1EAL, CORNi IDRY WOODSi NOTIONS, tiNDUCEMENTS FORL CASii. Special Attention -GIVEN TO TlIII' #JNDERTAKER'S UEI'ARTMEN'f. ACL CALLS PROMPTL.Y .ATI TIENb1iD TO. I keep oy' hand a fdl suipply of ME'f'At J C BURIAL, CASIKETS of (beflneetfinish, and WALNUT CASKETS S f $e latest siyjles; nnd also Imiltatli'n IIOS$WO05 -CASES AND COXIN1NNS, and a CHEAP dRI#Eof COFFINIS and BURIA L ROBES. ..IL. W. PJKILE4IPS:i A'p teV A WORD IN SEASON ! I IAVE NOtFII D ''IIE FARIERS of Fairfild to briiig in jheir O1) GINS for repairs. Btit they are h6t '1oung so, I and I ai not able to disappoli ' ]nirchas. er c'f a niew gin for the repairing oo an old one So parties heced not bring their gilts In just 'liit they need thein and expect to "take tein out in ny wagon," ot "get tlini Satifrda ivhen the wtagoh n tes in." I ivant to do all tii ivorfc I ca'n. I IiopL th GIN MEIN won't CROWD us in SEit" I'MBER fitst when they ivant their $1i. .. ... .i=e..TL LIOTi, She. FARM. MACHINERY ! . fo -..>- .-- - . - . -- .. at I IAVE for sale, direct from the nn- - facturers, all kinds of Agricultural Machin- r cry, 1mpl(ments,. etc., ete, I a lneg of all^ sizes, froRit.hico to one hundred nnd lifty . horse power. SAW MILLS ANI GI'ST MILLS; Matniufttti rd at the Metropolitan Iron 'Vorks' Ricimond, Virginia. Fron' the York, Pennsylvania, Agioul-e C tura) WVorks--all kindit of Iniplenonts from a lIeel-Screw to a ThIre. her,that will thresh.and cl0N1eW iixty buishels of wheat per hi t' or tww hundred bushels of oats per htot t Sulky Ploughs, Cultivators, Ilarrows aind Ploughs.and Plougl. gIoeliS of, al klpdsB and sizes. Also lteap,6rs, With self-drobper or self -binder. I am agent for the D EDRICKC 1 AY A ND COTTO I'0CS. . ThisPresis vill,. ith three hands, press straw lb sniall iales as fast fast as the thresher eann clean it.; and with three hands -Rn bale cotton faster than a sIxtA -saw gilt can turn the, lilt.out. > . - ' . . I hntve also.son le of the best made COT. C TON GINS, with allthe modern iliprove.-I ntel)t., with PRESSES from the factories. I also sell COTTor, :si EJ) OIL MILL~ o Scales of all sizes, that will weigh frohi one-ha-lf iboitud to fivo tons. r4 Carriages, Buggies and Ridilg Carts, of Lc fl sizes and prices. . 1. If any person wishes to purehase any of the IA above-mentioned goods, they will please ( call at. Mr. JAMES Q. l)AVIS'S ollive and 1 eavO Word with, hin, and I Will call and Lc show caatlogues, ete. C L Ams PAGAN, . -G AENT'. L( iay 17-tf ' L --- N AGTE k0NW&11E!! IA Lig lt and (litrMle, will not rust and 1.1 not alfeeted by heat. I have Preserving Kettles, ltice an(d Milk loilers,..Tea Kettles - 11nd( Sauce P'ans of this'ceheral ware. A got L TEW)Uhodrid b'e in vrhue Ihave the Whitnaey Hot Blnst Wvitf all -the ~ fxtures. .Will doe as ntineh cooking with a L few. cea.is' wvorth of oil as ani ordlijary stove, '1lhest oil shoulJI 1 it s.' w.!t,1i thee stoves as well iitu mrned in lamips Orienti L1 QII, .oye.5 f~irlii t'est, is the bhest oil mnate. P tnok o smell, anal safe and c,hlaph.P TeGilA ND Cil AWRTEl OAIK. leads all . othear cook stoives.. I hatve ailso the Stanld :ard Chal1rl(r Oa k1 Impoved Lee So.dFriend9 (otton Opt ion airvd Bill -Arp. Stuove.hlollow- 4 wvare, Dripping Panas, Pipe, Elbows and all N other StoXie 'Timminigs. Tiniware, .~i4p pers, of all kindls, Milk Coolers, Fiesh 1 I?drks. --, . .. . JELLY am)i( WINE.muakind imideen Ca- A hay nasinig the .Hand ri Fruit Press. .Puilp and seeds separate<l fromi the juice at one0 m operation. Iv think I have nearly, everything..the the housekeeprnes n fIlw o can ge:t ix -cis n fIhieao R HOCER TES--,i full line. Purt', Plain, old-fatshione,d SUG Al R ;an.dy. Try it. BU(l(Y an WVAUf'N material, Shafts; Poles, Habs,- Sp9kes, Rims and Whiflie 'I'rees. .1 ,'ell elmre to .'hops., .nnA ask a fun C(lmmpari of prices wiath Cohnm6hhi' or Ciharlotte. l?Jonus,. 1lines, Picks, Spadles,. Manuire 'orks, I hi1.Forksi, D3igger4, Utadle Blades; JE (;ans Blat es, et.-l- A (W.HA1lN CR AID IMS of tlie same goodi dai~ke that 1 sold1 last season. J. n. conmYiYI!is. A .Lq GROCE1IES!^A BRUNSWICK CANVASSED 1i AMS, DECORICAT.Ef PATENT FLOUR. ROAMT D iRo and JAV A COFFEE. rI SALMON, CANNED 0011NEl1 BF'. Ji PO'T'TND 11AM, CHICKEN, TUKY ai FltESH OAT MIEAL 'CMANNED TO.MATOES.' N3UCCOTASI. IfNEAPPLTE and P?EACIINES. ~PICKLES AND) C1IOW-CHOW, and l a Cunl a'ok of'eel-ythlig nsdally kolit in a firsi,-diass GROCERY STORE. All of which will 1,6 sold LOW or lhe CASh1. J. F. ,TIrCMAST ER 4- CO. ., SIH1ElIFFS SALE. bi N.Y virtue of ain execution tomedeed . .I wll offer for sale before the Cout, 11(use8 door in Wlnnsboro, S. C., on the FI RIST MOND1AY IN'JtJLY NEXT, wvithin the legal hours of sele, to the halgh,.t4 -st bidder, for (CASH1, thei following.dte. scribedjiropaty, toa wit: All than righ t, title anti and Interest of Mrs. M. E. Starnies in a house andl lot In A the town of lylthewood; no0w occupledl by m . e.le npo ah Io-poperjof Man. lt. E. ni StarnesatBthesuit of Lorick & Lowrane, aanst J. R. Nelson and1( M. E. Starnies. Shh~ff's JNO. D). McCARE,Y . Winnsboro, 8. 0., June 1t1 June 1^1 g8~ - - , - - * [ONEY. .AEI. -S BUY S URNITURE FROM -4' I could give yo~ as [ANY R1ElEliENCFA cess14\ry, as.tle mtaclints will R/guoxMIggf t;.machino b)its, olj, 1 cans and needles for: r a sewing in'act-ii. .1 gbut for )oors, Sash bttntion. E ED UPLJ Can be .pintId ahywhere ar n aid be cultih)te( very mul O.WLY ./1 JEWVBU ONE PECK(produccd last USHELS, worth SIX .DOLL./IRS I itSl but ordinary attention. Ca .t. H-. HAl tarlotte, Columbia &. AuIsI a. i. I-. 1AftPFE NGEt1): UFI' MiENT, COLUMuA, S. C., June 17, 1883. N it'l after Suniday June 24, the f l Ving Schedule will be In effect: .O. GOiNG NR11T. NO. 53, MAIL, END EX'il'. p9x Augusta ..,,-,,.........7.:15 a. n, are Colum i)a:.;. .............1.47 i . im. ave K(illian' ... .,.... ,12 1:3 p. mt. Ave Blthewtlod. .....,....12 2$ p. I. I be lve i igeway ........ ......,1". 8 p. m. ave Simpso . 1s...... ..... ......1.0 p. u . IVe Winnsboro ................1 p. Or av White Oak ....... ..1.. p. m. ave Woodwar-d's . . . m Ci ave Blackstook..... .........i0 p. mu. ave Ub(ester: :.; ..............2.33 p. m. are~ Ocik 11111. . . .. ... ... 317 p. mi. 0 ave Fort M ill............... ..:I.: p, n. Tive at Chilotte ..............-.'20 p. ii . -9, way freight, with pas.enge;r coach attaclhed, rupsl:I daily except .Sunday: ave Columbia................. p. m. Pe ave \Vinnsboro ................5,15 p. . -rive at Chalotte............ .12.30 u. in. GOING SOUT11. NO. 52, MAIL iND EXI-REs., Ave Charlotte....... ........2.1 , p. m i. 'Wn Fhrt. 311 ...........2.17 p. m ave Rock 1111 .... .....:1.21 p. i. - -ave Chester....,......4.01 p. m ar-e Blackstock.. . - .. -42 .m ave; Woodward1'.. ., ;i.., ..4.3:1 p, m. 0 -ave Wilnnsuioro..........5.05 p). m. 'ave SInpson's.........5. 1p. m. aive i~dge ay .;... . ... . .5.31 p'. m.i ave~. Ifilis...........6 115 p. ml. ave Coinnmbia.........6.37 p. m;1 rri0, a fA gst.,,... ...... .1.7 p. mI. . 20 wa fieig itih passenger conelh a..taceel, rims daily exCept Sunhday.: 'ave Ch.glotte .,,... .....,2: 1' . m. are Wimnisbor-o..... ....11.41) p. 1m. rive att Cojlumbia. ..... ..3.20 an. mn Itailroad (or Washuingfoni) Y.hne si;xIteen nutes ahead of Wlnnsbuo t line. T. M. Rt TA LCOTT, Superilntemlint. .General Manager. u11th Carolina, Ril way Compan)11)y. 'N alulIefte;r,.4pr-il 15, 1802, Passenger Trans wil run as follows iutil rther,niotice: TO' AND I)1RiOM CHA ItLEsTON. a't4 ColtimbIa af. .47.30 a. in. fi. 55 p. mn. rrive Charleston. ..12.42 p. mn. 11.20 p. mn. my~e Charleston.., .f$i.00 a. mn. *5.05 p. mn. rilve Culthia. . . .11.25 a. m.*.10.15 p. mi. TO AND) Fno.at CAMDEN. .. - -EAST1. 'fvic Colni)la at.. *7,30 a. mn. *6.5 p. im. :rive at Camni(i... 1.3?i p. mi. 9.55 p. mn. WEsT. , . 'ave Camden a...*.6.27 a. mn. *4.20 p. mn. rrive at CJohttighiQ. .11.25 a. mn. 10.15 p. m.0 "Daily Ceect Sulhdalys. TO AND) FROM AUGUSTA. BA sT'. . iriveJ Augus-.ta. . . . 1.40l p. n. 't.21 a. mi. WVEST. unVO Au gusti.. .'i.05 a m '4I.20 m ta.00 p in live Col ul:l-a. 4I.40i p in - 1m.1lii 6 .66 a li IDaily *Da.IJy et~eept. Sundlay. . CONNECTIONS. -. Conneetion.j miade at'Columbla wvith Co. fl mhia11 & Greenville Railroadh, by ti.riln ar iing at 11.25 a. m..~ aind .de pai.Ing. at 6.55: moetion wvit.h Charlotle.,- Coltni.a & A ui Isat IhaIlroad 1b3 samtie trints to and( from I poInts on hoth 'I ontl$. Connecit -madel - .. t.iledton n i h eamer-s for New ru,rk on Weblnsday-s ni Saturdays; a lso; 'tvith Charleston a nid ivannah Ralwa yto aind fr-om havannah&i nid all p)0ins II P'1Orida. .. .. . Conl-cetloium~e iinaide at Autgustal with e Georgia RCailr-oad;and Cetrial ItaillrQad and troin all pOlumt WVest .?nd South. mneeQt,f ionj m<.10. B Iiilac li to and am n.il C.polh is oni inrnwell -.llli-oa. burm' Th Iclkets cani be pui'reliased to all ilnt.e usouth and \ ecs1, y plying to 1). h :QUJEF A ,y nt I. . - Couhnbt,.-. C'. .T OTN B. PRCIK Gen S it. ~ent, Charleston ,S. C. - I JNDERTAKING ! RespecCrt fully' ifovis the Imbile (it hel ,S on hand a full line of 'OFFINS Abibl OA,qKETS, id Is pirepared to dho anything in underi clng.' - ALSO, futllline otfR 1L ROBES, for mien, nen and chilldren-a now feature-very at,' appropriate and el cap. We ask for a shiareoof tho patror:erre. () ...J. M."ELLJOTTI, Sr. ENOLISII SA4DDIMEs FO1 $5, 6 ,$7 A NY MONEY IFADE!j Rt, I. P' HIA Lps. lht "tr s 'ss of m y " o wvin l;.'t i r:e. ture.I se cono et. te el 4 -b,uy wiere you ltin ;ct the chleai. est. A new tppy of (hii1Ps. ; (C':rii(r tu',e$. of the hlltest decsi,gns at low InI wive. 1 11n (e11n sav\e 11uone1'\ :h}". hltltig ''our l'l'ettr 1''iIes;, t.Il I4l'I ... WVire '. luttrees n i u( \.'iinlow\\ Sh:>i'es frmn It. W. P1 i 1,11 '. I a111 a "wnt. for S eenul .<IIfferret.'I SICWIN .1A('illNI-'A. ":I)31m of theun as, GOOD ats cat h:e mnaIe. You WV'i! finl ii, to voutr inlt're.6 toI p rt(e mnine blehn"' inakling at pur-l i hase ElE ill llltuiner that. I caniot, be tuntl'rlo(l by anly onte. A YO T WANT, but () not think 11 T/11t,(. /l, 1 'h( w"1. you."Cet onle. Svw-\ ,,IIe. I will or er "1"an ' 1,at llhatt is w\anl te1 n( liintis. All ld.1 1 .er v, iil hav"e 1rolup,. Ap It NJD RICE d it S11m1e time that cotton t like it. RT7PiEs L EFT'. year in tlii; county SIX 'E.R B USiI.E1', 1 and gct particulrs. ):' I)S kl)1S4S~41 Vll ii (.. Ii)~ .k' MESH Ck-1!01D'T )c OSii'I'NG(, OP I d 1I.O' OF 1'ill: 1'- 1'l' , ':tl . 1't r:11 1 i t'1, V 1 31, Nlt w eluns \IoIasses an l Sy rups,, full tine ofi inel G:ond, C_'oriedl l.e.f, SgIt.(ar C'rn, r'a andl'r T na ttoes, TI mt.t11s, i;:tllo. .i (o, P'ineappllye, C'lebratedI Ihri'eltt tr., Succ,ta4h, ('11u,\\ho-0th1\' 1111 xe) Piekhes, Prepa-11 oia nt. for ehrbes lor Slip, eparaedV pilr:lel. - -TRADE-. NORMAN'S CORDIAL. -MARK A URE~ and effectual4nt e.med for t hn enre of nn airtnr i iesI,~ nn'I d1i,r,ters of the~ XI'om neh3 nd llo'(w lellhthr In c'hneIrean or' ndults, IffeIti ae'tabi nIt'. 133 mne~ah witLhou, beinig - I romptly relloving Dysentery. Diarricea, Chol CIra Morbus,, Cho'lera Inf,antumf, Flux, Oripince 1'.ina. Flatullenery Nansen. Aeidity of the3 StomneII IIerbi rn43, flIck and Nervous SII'anIincho andI Jy,itepsIn. Nany bo u4sed, In u,1- de rnn,geme,nts of the Btomnehwl and4, 1nows% from43 relaxat4 inn of tho. bntestines orti a chanigo of fuood or* water. NOrar.A.2N'S ' NEUTRALIZINQ CORDiAL Is as pleasant andl harmless as9 Islack Ilerry Wine3. D)oes not conittain Opium and wvill not constipate. Specially recomn nde,Id for Seasick.ness and Teothing Childreon. SPrice 250 and $r.oo per bottle. Sold by all Druggist s a nd De-ale'rs in MedIcino, EIOELB3IORb OHEMIOAL 00, Sole Proprictors, SA LE NI) IFEED) STABLES. ORSES AND r'wLES ' P(n , ie 114 ie If rIi t: :f 1 .5 . , TWA !'IJ OD P,(1U,.\DI) :lIl .'1N.~-1 UJYSCo n e h ;-U,.a Ji YL'Oi'ESwa "CHAMPION" MWEFIS, REAPERS, INDEII. , . LM PL IN CONSTRUCTION, STRONG AND ItURA LE, and EASILY MANAGED; EVERY ONE WARRANTED TO DO TILE WORK .PER1ICTLY; IF NOT THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. FOR SALE BY W. R. DOTY & CO., AGENTS, WLJVJI'SBORO,1 S. 0. .Apwil 19-f.2m . VDCThFRI3uJS EVERYWHR! Uiivera11y AC.Mired TILE ECIjPSE FARM ENGINE IV ;ti,t.:. l'd i l te rownt of lihe boiler byv expalision Joints and Bolts in such manner a4 i u r, rlivi,le ln' 1 wvi:;ht he weenu the forward nl rear atxls. Is uounut'(d on strong whe, 'Ii. I-h ; i 1r is muintt'd on axli's of the IEST I it la'W N 'It WItOUIIT lION luimiroveid anl I 'iw rll"f lUrh-ik's, I, AUlt IC 'I,1' WIILE'1" A ND IULLE Y. Ilinge(l, simul:o~ ui luI With e1ieient 1)EVICE FOL DETAINING AND EX'T'IN (.It'1,-111 N( 7 tli' I t. . Til l. W .\ N 1 13)11O F('1 IlS1 'A'I' N'I' -SELF-tE(;UTLATING GRAIN N1:'.\ a A 'T i-. 'l,i: \ N .i: A .'I) 13,1(0t W?it, the n ost conmplete ( 2A IN SAVEl In the wssriel, :uIl I' NS1 I 1'.\S1SI 1. 1-1Mi .\l'I1CI'TY. Cupacity for Threshing, Separating and t'lonuing all ki;nd oI t' rain th'ady for inark+t. THE 'i Id E . k it A E) O)i:N'It1E:;1I'11 A NI) 1OWEI, the best Machine of (lui' kind! iii te'f laria"t.. c '1 "" V "AN WINKL;, IIAT u"I" ai BQW INS, with FEEDERS AND ("ON i)1*,I S::.................. A 11 of the aove, with every otuer hid <f FARM IMPROVED AfACII1 NEIZ, sold by R1. J. M'LcCAILEY & CO. A1pril 17 sPRquNGD L. SA MIUIJELS' TIVl H.\V1- ',ci cit v n SP'IIlNG GOODS, consisting of Nunu's Voijn Ui in lnts. I )otte aid(( 1( I 'bin S s, lin iiand F.i11ured Lawns, Plaini and i'iii i'nred .llushus ii. Lacedl ad r.ip Pi quo '(ls anda Caintlbris. rC LOT III NG, CIOTHIING=z ,I haelY a large' stock of' Mcen's, Bloys' anud Toeiths' CLOTIIING, wvhich I will sell \':itY I, \V ~ST.iRAW HIJ* ../TS5 OF AL T HJD Iii~ L4JA13T STYTJES. SECOFES, SHOES, SH~O2ES. A hirgef( aisorineicf. of' Me's, WVoiieni' iiand ChilJdreni's Shocs. '. A largo ae sOri ilenli of' Fans uand Iarasojs. Call early Iad seciure BAiRGAINS. No Iroulec (o show goodis. V'eay reCspectfuLlly,1 ___ L. SAMUELS. OF" VMv. IL. KINARD, 1 have Jula' olen a ir.ru stock of SI'ING GOODS for Noni, Youthsi rnd Boys, in Suits of Cassaaw, Vihuiuil, Cheuvh-I, and 1-erge-all a t iowv prices. Alsio a lne of GENTSf ' FUJRN1iUING U O01).. X// in 1 ; i' - t dls f iier~ .GentA' Neckwear' a specialty. G'ents' 1$$ Orers .>enth to) uiy addtee'0iswill be~ p plu'Ifly attueded to. M L, KINARD. ESTSThP AN4D THINK I Dr CUOUSL LOWPRICES -AT B3. SUiJGENHEIMiER'8. A n "aninaiiitioni of0our goods anid a knowledge of -onr preswill conyln'e yoie thiat wVe are tellng you only tiio PLAIN UN{VARNISHERD TR~U'1H. I i bRY UGODS, CLO TIlING, HATS, CARS 4.D' $$0tOBS we have a very good assortment. G IROCERIES-AL~L I(INDS GENEBMkELY IONLESS CODFISII and FIN'E NiAOKER~d~ FO CALL IFOR OLD CROW WHIs , 'N . .