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IIII 1~%S AM1') 1IEIIAI,I),_ WL NNSBORO, S. (. UUZalsDAY. JULY 19 1 a. ONO. E. ItJYNO .]i. bug. k. n)OVeAr5& Eoos, Tir NAv York lrral among its k'eceiit ibins of "ypersonal intelligence," gave the folowing: "Mrs. 11. B. Hayes and her husband are in the city, on their way to Saratoga." AlD unkind cut, Indeed. A rRIENDt of ir. Randall fopresotits him as saying that ho hhs no aspira tiou whatever for the Presidenby, ildr for any oflice than that of Speake. of the next. Congress, and that he is suro of the caucus nomination. W1CsTERN Arkaisas is devoting mich ttttention to fruit culture with i"eniark able success. The acreage is Increas ing b'eiy year, and the climatic condi= tlions are so favorable that in five years out of six there is an abtii'dant crop of apples, pea1bes, plun, cherries, grapes, blackberries, strawberries, etc. AN Indianapolis dispatch reports ox Governor Hendricks a6 saving that ocunator voorlMliid no niillirity to make !}l+ statement he madd retilily that IIendricks is not a candidate for the Prsildency. The contradiction is taken on all sides as a declaration of 1ibstility to McDonald, and an opcl war between the Hendricks inid the .IcDonald fact ions seems imminent, It last report we have about Mr. Tilden is that a particular friend of his stiated, hs if by authority, to a reporter bf the New York Times, \vhich pub Iishes the interview, that, 1I.. Tilden twill obey the will of the people," and accept the nomination if the old ticket. be nominated, and furthermore that John Kelly will wash ofl'his war paint, hang up his tomahawk, and work for Uncle Satnuel like a brother. 16s brutalizing results that some times follow the excessive use of liquor were illustrated a few days ago inl Philadelphia, where a druinken mnother 'tripped naked her tso boys, aged t. ;and twelve, and locked then out inl the burning sun 11pon the roof of the house, where they were found by an agent of the Society for the Protection of Childrn, their bodies covered with snlt blisters. The mother was fond drunk in lie lower part of the house. Mits. L.t:rry ha' cleared 1000,0 by her Anicrican toin, and captured Ctebhardt. She will sail for aiilul I on th' 2. 5th inst. with her pile of lucre, I but whether she will take Geb alo ng iS not stated. Sho says that not wth statndintg the scandalous talk, his a tto. tionts to her (whItile rat her enthus Liiasti cally gallant) have ntever beent ot her than those of' a pterfecct getntletttan-a grat ifyinug to the genttlemnan whiom she calls htusbanid ott thle other side of' tioe Atlanitic. She Ifids AnmCrica such a good field to rake int thle cah t hat she will retiurnt for atnot her tout' in O)cto ber', begininitng her entgagemencmt at Sain F"ranceisco. THE scheme fot' givig' ntationali aid to Southcrnt schools, as5 se forthi iiI lie ar'ticlo from te New Yoik Sun, pitb-. hishied elsewi'here, kvill of cour tse mieet wvithi str'ong opphosi tion fromt every fr'iend( of' ed neat ion lij I his section.Th .lan would untdoubtedlyv prov'e an ent tire failure. T1hte nationail school sys temt wotiuld soon becomei ainot lher' mteanis of rewardi :h political hacks andu( pla1ce htiunters, anid we should havte as teach ers and school' oflicers but an additiont al dorps of thte gr'and armty of' oile hielder's. Such al measure would pr'ove disastrous to the eduicationiai interests of the South. Th'le only3 feasibule plant is Ibi' Cotigress to appropriate in~ mioney to he expended hy anid unider' the centr'al school authorities itn oach t i. T- shardly to be0 expected nowavdays tht e wiill otf a man so ecentic its to bequeath his pr'operty according to his own wiishtes, instead of' the expec tuitions of' his hieit'?, caun escap,e beingi contested. 'The late Mr. D)avid M1. Chauttcey, of .Ilrooklytn, seems to hav'e leen aillicted with this eccenttricity'. 3ly a ill mtade somen years ago bie left his prtop)er'ty to theo clihdtren of' oneo of his br'other's. Thte will is tnow con tested by othet' ntephiews and ntieces not mentioned in the docintentt, on t ho (gmatud. of aS ink of tostam.ontary on~ pacity. As prtoof' of htis insanity wit nesses have tesitifledi to the strantge cond(utct of thet testator ont a tr'ip to .Eur'ope durtlin<. the~''year ini which time wVill wvas made. Fr'omi this testimtour it appearlits that lhe "dellivered( a spieech ait aI sarinoC diner' Oil boartd thue ship;'' alway's paidl f'or t hinmgs that lie ordlered; worc at dliamtond' p)in, andi oftent said it. was a very fine oneo; chtanged his~ nteck;tio anmd collar fi-e quently ; dmrank "wine and chmaimpagtno" autdbibntne-annmoyed whenm his supplies wier'e cut of)'; wantted to bet fort,v t,housaind dlollar's thazt Tlildent would h)o albotd P'residlent, antd declar'ed that. "Wol%Ynglishmant couhli pack a tmrunk equltt to an.t AmerOtioan." Ini M ichmiganm thmey haWe tt Iaw liy which a imn can have his will admitted to probate be fore hie dies. All prositrse the, qustin th etatr'ssantity (og f'orever af'ter' hlmd thmeir' p)ean'. A wl .aditted to proteOnt duingi thei life ohf thle mat1ker'e anntot heo emitested aft jlis deathi elm the groutnd of htis alileged tmenitIal 1inenpac11it y. Thle Ne,w York J/er'o/d thiniks mu-<h- a-ht w iteecded ini db i mpir'e St atc. ]to W J'2kLD1s I 8fiNDS. Not I' inkerolng for to I'rtndov, bht i ll Vit id if tho 'eojlo 1uansai. TIll( New 'ork .7i?is .of Stilrd"(ar publisiih s t o,atl-a-aiT -oluihn ii' it rvie; had. by" Its Sarati}}ai correspon: dent %tthI "an old and Iillimale friend" of the . lol. Stiiauel J. '. ldkn. lring"; asked by the cor'espoIdenit en 111 e l had Sei Mir. Tilden, 1.1. ta"eitlennin res)oi)l(1 Wediiesday hllst, nand le claredt that he0 was, w'ithlnt. qualillcat tiotn, ativtsed of Mr. 'I'ildrn's Views andi prrposes regntrdiung ltit re-nsot,intt tion for the presidely. A.cording (to Mr. 'l'ilden's frit" nti th:at grenltlemn11 ''views his public rita'ber its it iuattter so absolttely in thei, control of the public decision that tat will tacitl li bido the evelt oft a relolination." ~In reg,ard to the idca. of (in xecssivb .tt"ain 'iupon his physical condition; Alr. Til(dii ''has bcrn t1tl I)a)ilre(I for any cUin tiligency of this kind, not merely by his ranpI1( rostor"ation to health anu(l viger, but by its changed relttious to such at campttinru $honId iiocet'." 'lhat Mr v. Tilden wtIll respond. in1 tht) aillina tive to a pt'oprd denituid bv tht) party for his leadership, his 'finrled sav's ''there is not a particle of doubt." It is also ia positive Conviction that "the tine, tie opportili ty and the iecesSi ty for Alr. Tilden's identity .with a tIovetint foi' a rcnolination of the ticket which was elected by the peo ple, but, denied 1by t!eir tribunes in 17G is ibw at hand." 'L'li recent givell this idea more positive vitality t.hani it. sceIe( to have a ftw ionths ago, "Intid Mrl. Tildon in s certainly ie cognized1 the siguificatice of eIi. feIta dricks's ciatnget p' muS, com11pelling hunl, as it does, to face ia retspons)iiibility nlow which he hits hcretofre beeIn ae lieved of by lenittcks's rel'ttsal to I in." "It. would be imlpossib,le)" says AIr. Tildei's friend, "for that g;enltle ntan at this taie to stand inl (he wav of at genaerail or organized deuaudti fu' I historic vindlientioni of' the great wronig in ilastice perlCtiatel v the ilst illtion of ala es as I'resittiu." Inl short, "M1r. T1ilell is not a candi-I date; this is absohite, but it is e(gutlly absolute that if a dentn(I hold aris'e spotinueously, atid the convt"liionl shouild renomlitmle himl, he will not repent the lersona I ea lresetled in his great letter to (tie Cinc iaitti coil V'ntiot (leliniii the agomuiiiiun.'"i tion. The blall is in>t set inl motion by .Ir. t Tih dei or Itis t1illds, but, "1r' iIen Iricks ias at last nlrisen IO a selnse of the ltte I)liocratic isstue, ani(i the mibovemnill mu111st be worked ottl inl this way." )It-. 'T'illeni "wilt lm!ve no bureau n i1' accredlite(l stati', uail will matke nto personal ellbrt whtever inl the c otniu ng Il:n,aign." 3lr.ITildlen, atconiing to Ik friend, toes not Ig:ial the leit imateda ies of the lesileitiail ofilce :t. si aittous. As lo the present Chief \Iagistrate, Nir. Tilen "is itclindct to thi k that his tailor" is in a airg.-e di i-ce gast to notiie, and the slrain is Itmostly ont his wait1 tinlds." "A ltlnliet iatt l)usinea'ss athuinistraion f-oml the highest anc t mot intelliUeit stad(i)oil i.'-and1 Iltis t wold certiiunly be Mr. TIilen's ,iaim. woli tiprelen t an exctive lttlsiiaalutdt ts C Imssiv asc th le great seal of Enghinailo.'' li:tvil' itle regan to the conrern-ut 'I .ith-diction of the lte isha ive ail iiu i nt wo lde ihlrcntil t o i l eiepabl o: IVtheCt iismilv, idI sale, 0)iu retraii~ a costrat iv, Y t as ihe had atitoi t o t' pa,sima'ite r.td hated 1t ima'ian Jip. In ner to the <is, netion, S "Is t ar. rt tlien iuto of to n'pel dininciter a iteicetiti (ti Ptres<eti"hsri'a Nai. "li is 'od ouh t apreil . iounspeliatd twist cltanih l ''iec tat jtiiiouast adin i aion iia'. ie ii theIOar, Baeroft.a a hioia, .ind eM Rhikaaitn juriti,. ori Fred Stl . it nsutit'ution ith etta worb. Alr. Toiihlenf'a fritit a d osst aach of>n bu pr. g'ietit I hat't iitt ll il t "beta. SthonmSt a:ts thie stit earneIii~'stnl suppots l ohf t e a tic " in <lae ATA u''l a I EDUCt 'eTt0V.- nt at uSI-|M At'tti Propo s aI' or th a o'isuahahmn tt'f Aetli onag tlil t'eh t'cnt h oul-- e Schene lofh Cetaizt itnn.aOi.I )it' ter IS hm the F'eri( }'wi-cl ali'n. tI| Alf schejinei th ati btisng ii ii heas itnce of tihHt101 SO1 ieneil ormnt t sttthe i' Soultther stitesi iniI estbisi siools seIns ikely t b prop'.o 1 iosd byi wthi .iteblitans in o.thel netxt.l atongress.a porairy, teahersNew' ( Y o Tie,root the ltOipbi't'it Oare, t i tlon tii r a ne-. carrngit itotefliSet Fi-rl it' for ~t-h eea (uteii i'ewt toi ment ofsti t ah to' be' of'et ! uae'stitai lStriotal supervt'iiasnd totIl3 beIoaa suppied'i ithioult) thast for ah erta in linbo of a aa~ yarthri'~ soneh t'l"ttia new scho lor siieh as5 t be wIdet b StaOtii te's liin' wlol it These techrs th tae o to be talele byi e' awicomp tWaasen t ii upon' ad~ o'-i thenselvesi nl to iinsriton tin ela h. -on F.vn it l)e c oe'etha il tis wa'iti' ('310 cositjtoi1~ powe ftheina'tna gt'overmn tlo oai,pro ipit mono fori seious objethionstd)a l any chemI Iwih in ol s it esttb lh t, ofai' it lit w er.Ith s a yi h die to of centrai liation. Everaiioy eo tes teacher wonuhut soo t'ook I t'o thetv crmeat tat u Wasinglont ias itr tai a r her corps oftt plhac-h(lt er senat iere all t s:ttom exper't poit iia' hit 'ite head ofi the"aa hiduI atinatl deprtmehnt ionhirat way' eI xrt,iat a.owerijfutl poittica '.iu Stiateso ilnt'ltnftional n*tr,th h '1he Ieniiofu Lireeanul Meon,aui A beau,.tiful hng it, o wat and it atie was' yotmJg n\lr. Goiren, tio for bd it-f to the celli'I ahu hiigh andc Itie nb-itit half ori it.sl The next av vn ia r. m tautti do ah be din' watayhr.- .,,a 'h By the prompt. ..uh..nistra'in f ..: --Ueneral Moorel Aitrletican ncottltil t. Callad; died aint veek of yellow fover. -A ti"oemont has been inaugttrattod t(t" 11 tE iliici l council of StI Loui9 to inpeich t u inayor of that city. -MisO Alauio Cnbles, tised -I ftectli eomunlittt-tl suiride at Danburv, Conn., by thking sI'vchiinue. A love allitir. -The li e at. Coltimii 'T'in., on the I:?tlh ilist., destroy.ed tho W1illiams block itid eight stoi'u-houses. Loss =-I is said t(it ex Seuii'v Win 11(htt's 11 ipl to J' ii)pe is in (oli'nection wiil it Mexietiii ihii vay enterprise, of Wicih he is the headl.' -11i'. Vit Wgn0cr1 hit American lawyer, resitling in L.ontion; has been tli1 ointed roninissioti i' to hear cvi- i lCIC in Alabama clnitlls itses. ' -)oi Arco A. t3oto; President of lloiadurats, UCuitral Aiciciein, accom ! anied by the nitnbers of' his cibinet, 'irrived in Chiitgo on the 1-ith 1 ist. -Mris. rato Court land cowhided Win. C. Joi1i!s on the 11th lust. on the most pli4 street of Alilwauikeej for tle alleg(d betrayal of her (alghter. -Two Iadies andt( a. child, while, rossing a ttilroad track near Leroy, New York, ot Saturday1 the 14th inst., were strtuk by ant express tirain and tistantly" killed. -1ienry G. Ca'}'utllers e..mt n4.tgmnE. t oi tnd seioolship New Ullutiishire, at Providence t. 1., commitllitt"d sni ride. 0li had bOeen na prolonged 1pree(. -1'ho editor of thQ New York World hats Seeii 'Tildenii. lie says t le atories of (lie satge's exteImcie w e,klnesS ut o1' his exceptional vigor are both ,uitrue. -Coney Island, iii conlsequeniit' of the [iih inst. heiig a half holidav, was Wvell patronized. At 'alnaha1ttan feich there were tweii(-tive or thirty' housand people. -The assassin of the inior of oilk ;'ity, Iowa, who also killed Mr. ('lin "20, o' the siie townl, it 1iw 1ight1s i.,o, wits shot by," his pIiwsiuers aiid eii essed (lie critis bel'tre ie died -Tbe Martiiis of Lttnisdowne will nil ili the steilitei' Citissia oin Octo )' 1, ir(Caadali, to a-stiune he (lilties >l' (he offie of Goverur-Ueneral of lie lohiiil ion. --Jay (1dub(I wili pity oilt of his ownl )O(lket the dividen. to V 'sterin Unit'n tt ckholhlers, who] 1 are p revenite-I ft>m Vceiving" their diividtlis in thie regu-i i ii th (lie peinding stits. -.nJidge'eorire Iol hli'y, I lie D)'ino :ratte nolimwe for G.ov"ern1or of '.Ohio, mns w ritten to Alabamant that hie will ielt his eutgagctelit ii' deliver an cldress he'oie lie State Ihi1r Associa ion at liloutit Spriiig, A tlgtist t. -- Ilarry (askiis, the icee-sorr in lie Ale(.'uire tragedy, has been re t1ased (tn hailed by the Illlito'0 'nutty (cour'i. The cat a of' Jat1es ;liitlon, the pI rincipal, was held nuder ousidlerationl. -A iot of' Ohio pteopile, am1onog oth rIs, opeled correotII with a e'l r in Corn itere miotev inl W1ashintgion. hey w(-re Swindl 'out of' the I wo-. ers hve"it beenti 4i veil to the pr-ess. herie has~ beten a hieaivv tall of'sno(w ini lie Cortdji'eras. Twoi imiile's ot' thie ranisaineii T1elegirijph C2omplany's or (lie latst tour dhays. - In New Yor'k on F'ridlay, ihn 13iIh It'is ion iin I le case~ of Alar'garet Gil miit, wnlli left imoniey' with ai friend to are maisses sid I'or her soul antd t hiat I' heri hiusbnd.it 1 lid hed the trust iiva~lid on tcer'tainii tuelihiical gatound, ildlnotleae ct'iits object. Impmudencs H ARE SURE TO B3RING ON SUMMER DISEl- 48 CRAMPS, 114)Wt EL. COMPL.AINTS; Perry Davis's Pain AKiI/e,' DRivP TjIE A wAY. DON'T GE WiTHlOUT PAIN KILLER. BUYV OF ANY DRUGGIST. iND) FEED) STABLES., [IORSES AND) M ULES! .10Inst :wi'ed. onie earioatd of yonnja i Ist 1 so 'I s l ntuik M-eti ks it lor1esmnon S m~Si se ot niii divingt imarets. I -N. iE iS hn( Ol i' N it ltiti\Y'i 'lie It. ' OICED I.\CD E?!OUE hA,p.ttie dthei'n pick, anwl ha ae'o. tlsuitihtt for an lait ae,ll utte .. (e' D.t e~ t bakard' in hale ime to al J CE10 (.EI0I( B1)! (arbeots anti 1oi(i!o Furnish inl . U isn, 'I Largest'fto'ck Smoti tsf 1latlno4 IKugtuq lBrussel~ Ply ande Iugru it) ote, Itung Mits tint' *lihbal Cloths, Wiityi S lsanlt' Wall, P t Jlortlera, Lrtqu Utrtllus, ('t ntce uuit les, Cocoa & Ctitto}i '1Itttinty U$h0.e langravings, Chlono , Pitu rIllt for auuInlei) anl. 'rlces. *'1bOGE A. IAILIE, AUCUUIV A. o June 80-.txly TURNIP P EIED, JLJIY IS the lbest inuth to sow it .Bga 1 tt Tur"nlp Setid It.. We have tsh supply also of Red To, White FI Dutch, Pomeranitta (tlob,. Norfolk, SevI 'o ), Yellow Aberdbten, A dher Globe nu Golden 13all. McMAS'ER, BRICE & KE'1CIIUN. July 17 l E N T I S T R Y. B. J. QUATTLEBAIli D. D. OFidE~ci: Nordt 81d'e Wash1inigtoni Stre( Oilposite Town A11111: WINNSBOIfO, SOUTH CAROLIN2 July 7-tx3m: hI1ERflI'F'S SA LE . flY virtule of in execution.lo me di1reetr' I ivill gffei- for sale before' the Coil Hlouse door iu Wiitlisbioro, S. C., oil the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST N EX' withih thle iegti hours of sale, to tb hig est. biditr, for (;AS11, the following.d serthed p)ro)et:ty, lo wil: ig sA .a 'glt, title aind interest of Jess S. Graddlek In all t-hnteertail tslco parc or tract of h1t11(1, lying In Fti.rileld- Count Ro'th Cardlain, it,uate on watti's df Litt .tiver, contalnitig FOUIR 1UNDItEl' AND NINrTY ACItrES niore or less, an.d botunded i laur!s Jfaies Clark, 1).'tvid I. El it' ani lati fornlarly belonging to F. 11. I)tuBose. - ALSO, All the right; title lul inlerv.t of .Jess S., (rfrdtliek, in andl( to aill th at, certai plee, parcel or iract of land, lying, hr'ili and situate in Fairfield Ctotnty, Sou Carolina, on watirs of Little RiYer, com tailting SEV EN 'Y ACIlES, mr oe or less, atd hoetl by lands. .ames Clark. I)avil l. Elkin and hin formerly l)c1o11-int to F. II. 1)ul utse. au latuds of Mis. Attm (rmi--k, and bueing pati of the abiove-dIceribed ttnwt All of which lvvit'd tu) as the 1prop trer of-Jessie S. (radirk, at the suit of l;e Al. Illatood (for another) against Jesse G;raddick and 'atl",':r' WVirick. JNU. D). 31ecUAliL EY Sheriff's Office, S. F. C. W'innshoro, S. C.. July lih; tsm;: .July 17-Id Special AttentlAI -G IV iN TO 'Il F JNDET'1'AiER'S )EPARI'MEN'i A LL C.AL L 7'R?O2fP'LY A1. '!it:D ED~J 'JO. I keep on hal11) a1 full supplyk of of thefJineMstJi nish, and4( WALNUT CASKETS of the latest .sthis; anud also Iimlitaion1 ROSEWOOD) C.\SES AND C()1FIN~ al)) a(C11 EAP G 11 A D)E of COFFI NS an1 i UhIIlL lHOBES R., W. P1KILLWi6 Ap 19 Light ami1( durable, will nlot rul-i nul i K\ettl(e, lIII)) and1 ~\1ijk Iloilers, 'Tea Ketth and481 Sauce 1l'ans of this (erlIebratedl ware.. goodl 0I.*L STOVE. shnl' ** every hw' I 11 11lx4rs ild smc eookinig w it1h TheW hi 4t 4i1 shoul be4 usi'd will i Ihes stoves as5 well as burntied in lam ps, Orieni )il, over 15001 fire test, is te be oilM 4)1 1nth1 No siniok:, no 8nie4llh n .1141sIl f1e ) aciI' che . The)4 (;ilA N D (31l.\ hITEli 'A E~ h'eads a rtIber 04ookI st'OVEs. I have a181lso 't :i1u) ard ('44 hi t er k, inipronved Leei, So, Fieini 'etton Opt ion atiil 11 .\i p. Siu'-; I(4Iiok pers of (all11 kinds, 31'i iik Coolers, F"les Forks. .1 il ,LY and WI NE malking juode en:w by usint: thle Ilaindy lrit c'reSS. P'ul1 1un1 8('e(1ds4 sparat ed froin tile g Ii'4e at Lon I thin k I have~( nearflly evertthiing th thei I4l14 hosk44'lr nleeds, and4) if I ave not can1 get it. (lt) lG'EUl I ES-a full line), Pu.re, plait ol-falshionled SUGA II11 at1i. Trvy it . 1l1UGG(Y an id WA I O)N mniteriaI,' Sha ft: Triees. I sell (close to1 shops, an td a)'k (4omparison)11 of prlie's with 1 '4)11nia <11 (Ciatlotte. Phmiighti I JO(', P'ie'(', Spade's, 3[n i l Forks, lav F"orks, D ig..ers, Ciad le Iliade GliA IN (iUA I .LE~S of the same got: malIke tha Iii so la)Ist season11. J. El. CUMMIIN4GS. J' E. %I('loNA1 1,. (C. A. D)or(or.A McD)ONAL~D & D)OUGLASS, AIto'n4'ya at 7 awa, No. 3, Law liaungj W INNSflOllO, S. C Practice inl all the St-ite (1onut rI ilIE storie-hl)uidinlg and4 lot no0W ee'iC hy 1 ti hl uderisignted ar e Effei'4d Io allt Th'Ie store is one)4 of the(' bet'l in WIitnsbor 4"ae of' the molust ll(h';Iantalgeouhs in, towi a1 large warliehouDse and14 othier builings. .ITertuis v'ery' moldera1t1. For fuIrther'I pa tienulais apply3 to Mlhiy 294-tI 13. SiUG EN lI';1I1 Eli. LOOK TO YOURL INTElmST! ~~CHEAPER, TILAN EYEli 1Roots and1( Slios~ MadIe to Ovdel' Olit the host Matteiali. 1F11n' Friech Calf SkIln Boots... ......8 Voxed Hoot:, lind Conlgress (nitors.:4. CongressShoe... ..........I She.. . ..: Low-uartredSummr Shes... . ...$5. Reir2InlIg neahtly an0 pomtldn the LOW EST1 PRI[CE'S. 0iIt3'dn (Congress Street, neoxt door to JT. 3M. Beoa J1. ('LEN D)INING. C IARMlSToN A1;itrISE 1"\Ts. -'1MPO1tTE1t AND DEALI:IR IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,'1OCACCO, kitOc-;i1Es ANb 11nOVISIONS, No: i.i EAST BAY, CItAR!!LESTON, S. C: t1:1 O TO '.'IE)E1AN& SONS, Itt \'tLSL' IoES II _AND id 'ItO VISION 1)EA I,IZS 102 AND 10-1 EAST BAY S'1'IEET, CI1AlmSTON, S. C. OY1) BIOTiHE s, WH"IOLEISBIL Git'Oclli(, LIQUOU DEl'ALEH' -AN, -- COl\IISSION 1IEllCI ANTS, 197 EAST BAY, CIA RLES'TON, S. C. UB. TilOMAS, AUEN', 1,No. 320 KINO STv., OP:'os;iTE L.imEuTy, rt" WINDOW SIADES, PAPER, JIAN(G INUS, LACI CUITAINS, ,COnINACI.:s AND U711O''no:stY (oODs, 1- Ci1.\ItAl.STON, S. C. (:- W INI)ow Aw1NINOH 3IAD:. TO OltDEn1. 10 1 (Jr. CU.)WolT'1'T1 & CO., -wIOILEA1.E 5ADDLERY W A 11 EllOUSE, is: Or'Prosi-rT"; CH.\itJ: l ti'T o N Ilo'rl"L. ('1lA 1 lIAS'TON, S. C. N \liY ,1CI'11 & CO. ir W1I~iIOLESAIl (ii(O('iat3 ANI) DEALEiS IN 1)A1OL1NA .1C101. CAi4I*OLsIN Ol T[ONIC . 199 EAST .YI iAN:,I' lSTON, S. C. Is um A. (C. &C. (I y ItL I Al:S''ON ICI IIOUSE, A..\Im i.ET, ('oltn:it CliUiliC l T EE ('I IA11:STrOX, S. C. i"lee( p a("1:('d for the ('('1ntr1y a spec('ialt1 _I A. N i':30. & CO., -- l IO.1E1-.\E .E A LEIS 1 N EOOTS A N I) S1101-:.S, N o. :; 11 A Y N ST I I". E T, (' I.\ 11'L I:1TON, S. C. W V.\A1M.l; & CO.; 1 ' lOLI .\ . :AND il":TA.iL. DI:A1,1:1s 1N ('1101c'I: DP.'U(:s, \' I:T('1'1":. (7IlN tI(\IQ it I(('A. iNs'hi. . Nr:T;rs, lii uMIt:It1:s AND T l' .t:i ART1I(.11'S .CIr. 1!0 ; and Vande (rhratnl N Irevis. CIlI.\lIULI':STON. S. C. 1 Ou)'r sine-k oif Spinig and Sunnnler (Goods Wehv just re'ceived ii n allthie newest shales I th iiuost popular goiodsb of the dayv. NUN'S ViIG IHUNTLN(GS. DOTED) ANID PLAIN SWISS. FIGUiEDMUSLINS. CHI ECI( El) NA INSOOKS. A n ele'gant, lineu of I,i'Iies', ( b-t s' and lD,ys' Straw I 1at.s, of all Styles and Qual-. ties. PAlIIASO(LS IN GImI'ATI VAll.T1 d . cop011lete in I PifnlI Vand( sizes. The (.t,e-e men'11s . uderweuar (con.~sts of L isle Thrieadc andiu (auize, and are .11 ini suits or separate to A (ll is respiet lly I ~SOlicited fromt all. A P. L./Il.A"D.E( t!/('E 5'| .i])l?(} WVOOD'S OD)uN TINE WHTE II AND J'I). INN E IEPS TVilE lillIA Tii PURIE AND) FORMUL,A OF U)l1. 'T. 'I'. MiOOlRE. t- Wr7oL1Asa: AOENT, CoI.M1iJ, S. C. For Sale in Whisboro by ' MAiMTlEl, IiCE & KETCHIK, lJRUIEFLY ENIPHATirC -avII EE.LY CO NLUSHVE. I'rior to my anuat l inventtory, for the ltext thirty datV., ! will offe r remanrkablo M iuceeiits to Close oul. goods in thell: t.:Iason. 'ltese 2>ro('is I will lace Onl theo C entre C'onte(rs, anld umruked1 at prices that is bountd to be ttppr'"eintted. Conuc early and securc the Wit-"selectioil. :lt p1ectrutlly,- ' J. L. MIMNAUGI!. SEED UPLAND IIC1i Can be planted anywhere and at same time that cottod can, aid be cultivated very much like it. OJV'LY .A FCl" BUSJLTJJ.S ZNFT. ONE 1ECK produced last year in this. county SIX BUSHELS, worth S.IX DOL L. '!RS PiJCR B USHIEL With but ordinary attention. Call and get particulars.; J. H. IARDEN &_BRO. SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOO)S ! SPRING GOODS ! I have now ready for inspection a full line of SPRING GOODS, ContSiSting oi" NUN'S VEILING, BUNTINGS, DOt'TED and PLAIli SWISS, PLAN and FIGURED MUSLINS, LAC'1), STtlIPE) and CORDED P1Q4' ES. CAM BR.ICS; GINGIlA \S and CALICOES. A stock of Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing, which will be SOLD LOW. O STRAW IIATS IN ALL STYLES AND PRIC.ES Men's, Boys' and Youths'.low cut Shoes. Ladies' and.K M\en's C.'dth and Leather Slippers. Also. a beautiful line of FA NS. CALL AND EXAM INE BEFORE PURCHIA SINGe RespcCtflIly, J. (;POESCHEL, Agent. ITTAFDS~ AT THE HEADI) - Tae T isut~I a fact, thaI~t cannot be dis - .NV IIT'AI IT--NONIC EQUAL, ITI ~ ~AND ITI WAR.RANTED) To~ 'do any anil all kihad.of ivark. T1o e 'ii'"th' 4II overy reQspect. I~~4 4 ~ . EZ,IsEWINV(iMAC,IIINE Co. -- - - ilnn, nm a THIE Qqr ERSTORE UN A VOiI D A 11LYA. my sfoc,k w as boniiht lnter fihis Sprinig than iuiual but fortinnaJItely, ii at ;. IUt i 'I CE5 as~ to enale. me1 to mieet thle SHlAltPE'STj COMPET'1iTiION. I Iun eener to sell t han ever, anud iurgenutly extend( .AN INVITATION l'O evr manbt, woni,fa .1 antihild ini Fairfield1 Coniy to visit MY STiOR' withlui the nuext T1llITY I )A YS. _ A RE~1QUEST, O(N'T LEA\V E.! STf WVITlilOUJT' ASK[NG TO SEE ANY AR'iIcLE YOU \\s 11 )OiOO ATl, AND ASK T1'lE PR1ICE! A PROMISE. ALL SIIArF LL li WAITlED ON P'OLITPELY, AND) NO O;RUMBILIN(f IN (CAMJi A MAl- 1I:1 MYT EFlFl;ECTE. PitUCEM S lIALL 11fASLO AS'. TiU SA.\E GOODS CA N iii SOL.D AT IN WlhNSBO1RO. J. AM. B3FA.TY. C - - -' hit I *'