University of South Carolina Libraries
LOCAL i'TELLIGENE. . ';.I: ina%v. Aclsi a1, : t 1883. t "v A.dvnretamrnet. One Price-Conior & Chandler. TJ'In Il1nAutA EqF(u.%Li.%TioN,.-The Thgard of Equalization held its. final -neet inl; .In - the Auditor's oMie' on Monday. No business of inportance wis 1trasncted, there being no appials to be heard from the town.lil) boards. ''ho b'.sinoss o the Board has bodot clmplotod. R1;Llmous MiIriNo.-A large ' id interesting religious meeting has Just ended at Concord church at Wood. watrd's. .. 'he 1ter. J,. 11. Thornwell, of Fort 1ill, took a prominent part iii the idietiw'r, a.nd it lasted a grert= portion of last week. We are sorry partlcnulars. einot be given. RI.Ioous Nol-rs., Fhere will be a series of religiouns''services servicetti\t Ilufialo Baptist churel,- commenc1ig on Saturday night before the first Sun.. dlay in Septemnbet". The Rev. J. 1). l uggins'and the Rev. .1. N. Entzmin ger wvill be present. ''iere will be two services, wit.h sermon', on Sun day. The Rev. C. G. Bradford is ex pected to be prosent on Monday. AIbo\' TII" Ji;sTICs.--The case of the State vs. Ada Nyes and Nelson Jones, charged with assault and bat tory, was triqd before Justice Cathcart on last Satuirday. Ada Nycs was found ruilty and sentenced to pay a ilne ot seven dollars and costs or be inprisouned in the county Jail for twen ty days. The flue anit costs were paid and prisoner discharged. Nelson Jones Was found 'lnot guilly". A SAP I)I:ATrI.--We regret to learn of the death of1'rs. II. M. Zealy, of: Monticello, on hu" Saturclay.,, 1ys. Zeily had been sadly ill for sonetite, siiticring all the while from consumap tion. The deceased wits about thirty years of age, and the wife of Mr. 11 M. Zealy, the suliervisorr of reaisti"ation for ["airfield county. A lusband, five children and a host of friends are left to mourn her untitricly denth. To the ftther and children our sinere synpa *tties are exten,led,. P3cIc NI r SIMPSoN's.-A very enjoy able picnic was given at Sinpson's last. tvcek by the Ladies' Sewing Society of ({hat cotnmmunit.y. TIe objecis were to ais oney for the purposeS of fur itisling the Baptist church nentr that place and to aid as hr as possible to the missionarw vork of that de!i'iina id1n. Lemontks, cakes and thc like were sold ill abundanc and a consid Senable net sum w.as realizedl. The lad(ies Of that commlnunity deCserve much cr~edit for their energy and zeal. R1usit Miuuts.-Farmaers will do well ~to rcead and ponderlCt thle folioviug ex rt frIlom the report of' an iwicultu ~ al cotnittee made in 1824: The annual expenso of keeping a horse s e<iual to his value; a horse at four yecars two mute10s cani h)e ra~ised at less expen1se Sthan one horse' ;is fit for ser'vce earlier, atiol It of suillicient sizeA, w'ill per'fOrin as much0 I lal;or'; aind, Ift.t.onmi,d to wvIwn' first. puat to wor'k his gait an habits may be for med to huiit, the owvner. . 'I TEIMS FROMatFEIAS TER1VILLER. -'Mr. Jones II. McLane hats benfi spending somne weeks with his p)arents .nGeorgia. -Mr. D). J. Dar";.r, late teacher at ~'Shelton's, opened ia prtomisin1g hlool at Blaira's on f.he 6th inst. -$There wvere abouta two hundred Speople at the Shelton picnic on thle 10th nst. Sevetnty dollars were realized. -Mad hog reported at Capt. T1. P. Car lisle's place, one' at Mr. M. S. liar dhin's phlree, and( a calf' supposed to have Sbeei n ma'd at Mr. V. B';' Wright's. '-'rThe first fo<hder pl)tle'i in the Corn er, so fari as reported, was at Mr. John AS1impson's on the 2nd inst. lie is wvell p~~leased with his trial of the "Dent." --Messra. Wmn. J. Crowvder, Henry J cLane, James Cr'ow,icr, Johnt .a.ler, Jonathan M, Colemian and *~acob Coleman have been land pros i ectinug in Chesterfld county. Thlef-c rc pospcCts of a gi)ove en measse from casterville to that co'unt y this 'fall. -Rov. J. D3. Mahon, assisted a por' on of .the time by the Rev. Mr. Hin n, h,eld a series of tnost intteresting eetong at the Beaver Creek Baptist jirchel, comnjnencing on the 5th1 ins*t. 1d 'enadig on the 10th. The Word as praeactie(f with great fervor', heardl 'ith much atte ntion by 'th6 lar'ge con -egat(ionms, andut sever'al we're added to oechuirch. -The scote of the matcht game o'f ase ball played at the Shelton picnic ii the 10th lnst, was *Maybintoni Club..........569 runs. Cool Br'anch Clib........ 33 r'uns. M"nahnton Club........33 reunts. Coo'l Branch Club........ 14 runs. S 4e congatulatb the Maybiton Club VIts fine p)layinmg. Our boys wer'e tdcenstomod to having the score inst thpmn. Iessr's. Itrytor's: Allowv'nai to give r r'eaders a few Items on crop pi.os tB fr'om llair's, o~n tihe Spartanburg Unilon ltalrmoad, to 'this city and l)a. I let't i)e former j1200eon the unIt., and cpu say l'ticanidor that I never wvitnessed such poor cr'op I)ects slhice 1846. SInce then the prosp)ets have become more my)3. -In Isolated localities there been r'ain In the county of New .sufficient to warr'ant an average but they are t'ew .and far bo n. Yesterday 'ain fell neai' this and It Is now at this writIng glv -1n.<kt 1a gentlo 'slower. Th. :iirdens hrtvo long sitit0 ftilerl; eAi'ly corn, "peas and swvot, potatoes nearly a t;il tire; and ett Into corn neatly spenlt in places. cotton is sinall, and in places stands' very mperfect. Under these ci'cttinstances we et:llot expect mlore -thall half a crop cotton in Soith Carolinat and a third of 'corn. '1'hi ostimiato.f'ronv newspaper repo'rts, may apply stiely to the cotton bett'ol' Uni ted ytittes, except in Texas and Arkan sas, t1n<( porhatps Florida and Tenntes see. We hope to slruggle through to itext June, it' our planters sow down at larger area than over of wheat and pats, which they will have ample tiIIq to do curlier than usual as the (Jottmn crop can he gathered by the l'st of November in all pr-obiabilit.y. Newborry Is bulh'ing 'her cotton factory and finishing her cisterns with dispatch, to be ready in the event of another tiro. Tihis cily is notable for its lne-iorses 11(1 tirn'outs. No stranger Visiting it cnli but notice tils peculiarity in New berry. It is also noted for its epor getic ner'chalnts, Iradest'nen, in1(ehatiics and professional mnen. N<wberry, 1lotwithstanding its frequent' fit's, is a live citly. Success to it. W. E. Newberry, S. C., August 14. - I NO-TE8 1ROfi SMPSON'8. .Messr.. Edit-rs: As you have re quested (lots from all parts of the county, ,we have concluded to give you one or two fl'rom this sectioni. Since the close of the Simpson school, talght by the very efficient teacher Miss Shelton, things have been luoving along slowly but, surely. The Ladies' Sewing Society have made no noise. about their iprocee(ding , but, have 'tianaged to supply the ilonah 13aptist Church witii two handsolne lainps for the pulpit, f'our sic lamps wit Ii reflceto's, and a chaindalier, which light up the church brilliantuly. Per sti( accustomed to the dim light afl'orded by' candles can appreciato tho work of the fair ones of' this conlunmuui"" IN. They have on hand a beautifll quilt intended as a present for th e pas tor. They' prop)ose sup plying thle church withI a han'lsomeo Bibie and hyn11i-book, and will then give tid proceeds of' ifeir labor to tilie mission (a.uSC. 5iccess attend their noble elli'rts. The community was favored a few eveutings si1ce wi ith a v6fy int. restine a11(1 1instr1'mctive (liscourse b' the .1ev. C.0. "Brad1or(, ol tht(e BIoro. .Not withstancding the clouds threatened rai.n, i goly mun1bor.of persons were plreSent, and alwel p o SO I limase(l, it is hoped he1 will pay 13s ano.lhc1r visit s00(n. The appearance of another mad dog iluur imdtst aused coniderable ex citemenlt t ac ie dayr Sinp, ., T1he dog c1110 very' 11e11r taiking oile of -the neighbor-f S, snwr1 en)ott(i "ch t.o 'et out of h,is wav, but not Snwvrl enougn to calp tur1.(, hilln. You wol Id have been aniuseil coul( yOU have seen the pal rty' in pursuit.1of1 i(th .(lo, Sorme bare headed, barie-' oled, lidii with gunt s, clubs, etc. TIhe animal passe1 wi inl a fewv feet ol' the wr'liter butt, int e3-ested1 in a book, toiled to1 see or3 kno hIVle wias aibout unt11il the1 perstlii parIity camne ill. Uptbint 11!elyV he0 ~I nade his es cape, an 3 d wh' Ii i see was3 113~ wentdinig hlis way (Oton. '3 flouIrishiI in-ilh'ge of IRidgcway. Crops are0 suf. .-in' f 1eriiU fol-'vn impossible for this1 section to1 make I he cornI or3 cotton3 imade inIst yeari. FiorJ u na2tely' a prett f air crop of' whIeat and3( 03a18 has1 been3 harvested, Frutit cr'op a failutre, gardens very poor' and1 thriemrs low-spi riled. When(33, however. we cotupari3e thle cr'ops herc wvith crops) inl 1 ot' secltionls ol'the coun11ty whicht we haviie seen, we0 thinkl the 11(op1)e here have1caus to be thaniik 1'u that things ar ic 30wor1se. x. Y. z. Simpsjon's, Angust 14, 1883. The Proof'--Here it Is. - Ma.l. P. E. WVise, Prosperity, S. C., says: "I' 11504d several bo4ttIes Of iNormian 's INe -' tralizing~ Cordiatl anid r'econnntend it- to be ai goodl familly med'licine," Mr'. Louis Muillei. (of Atlanta, Ga., form erly of Chamrlestoni, S. (., says: "I1 havey used Norumn's Neuitralizing Cordial 1 in my f amuily 14) or a nmnberW of yearIs an131 (consider It a medOtleineC we 'olid noct do wiitt." sa ys: "'Norman's Neu raiinig CJordia I h i spleid01( iniedicinet. It has euredl me of dlyspepsia3 and31 IOee better thian I have in twenty years." ONE PRICE! Many huiyers h'ave an1 idea( that t,htev neOver 'get the Worth of thteil money' in ir purehaise unless they get an artIcle lor muc lel'ss thtan what is asked for it by Ithe merchant.|I 'This is a. delusion, for it Is~the busins of5 0 the merchant to stutdy his (customiers, and1( this is aioit.thaot he stli(dies well; there fore when one of thIs ('lass calls, ho itetji the pri'es4 withI a (113 aIlloanc for' the re ducetion that, will be demandiltedt. I f a mier chants asks( too 3m(ch for hIs aoods (do not bumy fronm hhn1, butt go to anottcr who sells at a more r'easonabl)lelprice. F1ortuniately for you Iti-e4I domiipetit.ioni enough In our towvn to protect you. If you are niot ai judge of the articles you wvant, and1( cannot rely uplonl the htonesty of youri mer03chat, you lad beOtter' get some0 otne whIo is a)tn(igoI lo make your purchases for yon. Jn the sa'c of JEWVELRY. there must be bult one price. N o tw.c can tell the v'aluie of an art-icle In this limo by its appearance wYhlen n1ew; therefore the unmehiant whlo. has learned its v'aluec from its maker musti1 say what it is worth a id stick to I!s price l( lid 1 loita.'ie by it.'So do o'therw IseI lemioralizing ii tihe husi ness: for customers wvilt soont conclude thtt tha jeweler has no settled pri(ces a'nd( no0 'oni'eni,ltious scrules(', and wvill get as much as possib)le for an article wvithoutt re gardl to its vailte. When this concilusion Is reaclhed his trade Is gonte. We huavo; it 4o e,cses, yIelded to time imp ortmtih.y of c.ust.omers anid gaive ltem goods at reduced pIrtees, hut we had1( good and( suilent rea sons for doing so, perhiaps thte goodsI 1&41re a littlie out of style, or thei'custonmr was an objct of chairity', or wve ished to (10 them a favor... CONNOR & CHANDLER.' ST AIN S ON TIlE TEETII ARE SURE PRLECURSORS 0F DECAY. You can remnove themt and prevent theIr return by.using WOOD'S ODON TINE A pepa 'tohharmless and14 e'fleicet. It har'denshe.gums steps their receding from thte teett, and makes thme breath putre and1( sWeet. Twventy-flve cents a box. .odintado. Supplied by. W. C. FISH ER, Columibia, S. C. AN:ORtDiNANCs . To RA1sE SUI''LIES FOn TrE YEAn CoW MEiNClNO '01E Finsr DAY O' A1.il, 1883. Bec it qnac'ted and ordainied by the Intend ant-an41.'ardens of the ''oWti of IWligs. borcr, 5, O,, In Council met and by the au tliirify of. the same: 1. '1 hat for the purpose of raising sup piles for the year conlenling April 1st, 1883, and onding April 1st, 1881, tj tax for the sulus and hi the manner hereiafter mentioned shall be raised and paid into the treasury of said 'T'o t for the use and service ther.of; thit I to say: Two and one-half (2,) mills ad t'lorem upon every dollar of the real and personal 11roperty Within the corporate lim ts of the J'own of Wilusboro; thre per cent. itliljit-.- the amount of all salos at auction, and all male citizens between the ages of sixtee nandl fifty 'ears shitli pay three ($:3) dollars for str eet tax, except those physically disabled, those now exempt by law and 1hoso . who may work (1t" ya days upon the streets, of patidi Towh. 11. All taxes assessed and payable under this ordiinee Shall be l:ah1l. in the follow ing kinds of funds and no other, to"ft: iold and silver coin, United States curren cy and National Bank Notes. IlI. All taxes assessel under this ordi nance shall lbe dile and pajaible bg t')een the 1st day of September, 183:1, ai Rhe 15th day oC Ji.tober, 1883, inelsive, and all taxes relfuifiithig die 81nd unpaid onl the said 15th day of October, 1883, shall have added thereto a penalty of tifteen pcr fnefltvm,'hnd all taxes and penalties re imainlig dun and unpaid . on the 15th day of November, 1883, shall be collected by 'dis tress and sale, together with all legal'costs. Done in Council ilis 61th ) day of A lugs. 1883, and with the corp:orate seal 'of siih Town af!lxud. JNO. J. NEIl,, I1tendalt. Attest: J. N. CENTER, Clerk. Tile Ily%ooc Place :01 8011Siffi& Perhaps the most Important event in the history of the Dry Goods b1isiness in this cmttion is the conpletion of the magnifIevi est:ablishmnent of W XOWSKY & fLiB UCIr, 'I'o the friendN and acquainm1tances of thi. ld C.O.ai!i'hed hotse- livin'. all over the Lounitry there is no need of in:tro.iuction, bit we deenl it. only propcr to call the at. Lention of the peopte Who are so situated living miles and mIile' away from us, that We are now l I josifion to oil'er facilities Lo -iurehasers of I)ry Goods, etc., that ari not c1inaled oitside of New York. A ler imnny inotlis of patient. vaiting uld anxiety the hrge corps of.arti4ans anl" nleclinanics that have been emploed are ibout to vacate, leaving behind them every thing so perfect inl all alppointmncents ani(! egquurenilts for the transaction of an im luense business, that onl entering this Mart )tf F'ashion tine ennl innnliediately observe Ihat. every debil that expfe0rienu"e ciwld" ,10. ire or Itaste could suggest has been attend .A to. Everythilng tat in ally w:a\ could 1141 ti t-he comifort and! convenience of ci, fomers has beeni "ealoIsly looked after and provideid for". The preinises hmve been (n argeld to more than 'ourl" tiles their f<,rmer pai"ity, whilt s, ve mal new depur1tm11t mnve '1nsn addled , all of wichel arec emni low fl'ature"s, andlt suppilying at wanlt thit lais long heen fet inl lhis sc ion. Alithes; mast islproveInenhts, proIvided at anl ilunomnse ,il I of capitil, inlust on't -sariIy have a olling efYfet on the lu1i'ness interests of his growi.ti: ant beautllifill city. For miic i ' f the no,st int m tl lasts, for wb_.. l hle C:arlinast are' Iroverbial, (can 11iini i:n is estalli.shn tent every'3 regttilsiteC of a wadrobe, for ('ither'1 stre'Ct or btiet. KEW D)EiPARTURES. We' feel that noahlere on t his continen t is here'i aiLtt ihl for proaress'~ than in the blmy vailiys ofi Ihe~ love'4ly 0' b4)ti . Our (t've's aimliatedl ati iimed wvih fibe inost ainemientii of coii (X.teriaI int.er<sts 0f (our ec(tio?t arie deterinined to keep abrieast of thie timecs. WithI hW and1( adlvauce'd idea. 1owig oiu.t the old, pluik itnstead ot lutck, ensh1 itnstead ofi cred(it., ability ini plae if cheek, scieinee and1 energy beating doui n [he oild fogy' plan1 of doin1g husines~s, old 6vif h us; OUti notto is and shall he 'QUJICK~ SALES AND T.IGIli 1'fOF'ITS." We are dleterininedh to have li fe and ein 21rgy thountd anmd about us. Ihlaving now aut air connnandii ll th II114 a)ce nIecessary' forn thne requirements of our conistaintly iniOreas ing tradei we' arie ini a po(iitioni to offer to our patrons a stock of such magnitiide andi rairiedt asho~rtmenit.t as cannot be excelled in Lhe Southern SI ales. .For the spectiiaIl pleasur'e of our lady frund'' shasll 'open! with the fail seabson a Press Makinmg D)epartme'nt, andl lit-r imuebm exertion We have bePn fortutnati'epuwb to secure the services of a lady who fdV' the mast :'rentenn years has enteredl to thei Ilastes of th1 e very best trad(e of' New York, Phinladelphlia amid Balitimiore, whose abilitl.y as a pe(rtcet litter cannot he (questloned. Vadies canl rely on being provided with-the mnno'st a ttractivye f'ak Is oif fasionb in gal' imnts that wvill be Mrfect ini lit, style and wo(rkmianslin p. - P'articumlarly at.r'ac' ive will be our La dies', Misses' aind Childr'en's U ndergair mients D epartmeint, our Ladlies', Aliss(es' and Children's Hoot anld Shoe D)epatment Our C'loak and Snit D)epartmI.eni., andi we haive spe(cialIly dIevotedi an emntire gallery for ourii Millinery Depiartmient. Th'is wvilh condulictedl oni a miom'( extenislive scale than ever' be(fore and( wiill conitin everything de sirable ini tihe way oif Fienchi anmd Amnericaf: NoveltIes in Nllllery (Ginds, In all our othmer departmnents we wvilI oll'er tue most attractive assortments at prices that cainnot. be competed with, such as Black anid (folored Silks, Saithis, YelIvets, Brocadles, Molmtrnli Goods, (ra pes, IDros Gloods, White Gooda Linens and D)omnes lies, Clothis and a'Isslnmeres Flamnnels IBlankets, Qiulits, Lininigs, li osiery and Unmdemwear, G loves, Laces and( Embroide ries, Notoms1 1?aney' Goodis, Corsets, Prinits, l,awnmsm1and !ambrime4, Dress Tr'ilnimnings, D ress lButtomns, U mbirellas, Parasols, Fans, Carpets, Mattings, Ruigs, Oil-cloths, &c. - O1RD1!1S IIY 41A% il. Ourm Mall amnd Express Departumntia no0w so thmoroumghly organiz'ed that ladles livhng (iutsidC the city lenn1 do( their shmoppinog thlioghm us with ns much cert.ainty of sat.is ~'c;t.ion as if they wvetO'o esonlmhly pr'esent. aumples senmt toi any parnt of thme Unmited States, Canada 01' Mexico,. omn applicationm. All orders amnouni.ng to ten dotllars amnd impwarnds deilver6~d free of Express and N1il charges. -- s WrrrxTOWvssy & BAnUcII, CTIARLOTT'E, N. . Aug 16 A. W'ORD iN 8EASON! I UAVE NOTIFIED 'THE FAlt~ER1S f Faiihi fo'br'ing in thecir OLD GINJS for repairs. But they aire not doig so, irnd I aan not abhe to dilsappoint a puirchas.. 6t' bt a newy gin for the repairig of an old onie. So p)arties need nt brinig theIr gIns in just when they ned thm and expect to "take them out in mny wagon," or "get themi Saturday whmen thie wagon conmes in. ' I wanit to do all the work I can. I hope then GIN MEN wom't CROWD 'us In SEPTEMBERI juEt wheni they wyant th0ir GIN.' JT. M. ELLIOTT. MiBL Chirlotte, Columbia & Au'rusta, R. It. CoiLUMIIt, S. C., A.gust 12,1883. ON anl' afti"r $itiay, A.ugust 12, the fol lowing Schedule will be III etfeot: NO. C.3; MAIL END Ji\.l'Gs. Leave Augusta......'...'.'...... 5 a. nm. Lave Columbia ....... -11.47 i. mt. J"(ave Killian's.1 12 p. in. Leave lilythowood... .........: .12.28 p. in. Leave itidgeway ........... .....1.48 p. in. Leave Shinpson's,.. 1.00 p. in. Leave Vintl hor... . ........1.14 p. mn. Leave White Oak.. . .. 3 ). n Leave Woodward's..........'1.45 p. . Leave Iliackstock................1.50 p. m. Leave Chester......... .........2.33 p. mt. Leave Rock 11111............ .....,17 p. m. I ev' Fort Mili.................3.35 p, n. Arrive at Cliarlotto..............4.20 p. in. No. 17, way freight, with passenger coach attache(, runs daily except Sunday: Leave Colutublif....... .....5.00 a. hn. Leave Winnsboro............a.15 a. in. Arrive at Charlotte.............3.30 p. Im. GOING SOUTII. NO. 59, MAIL ANI) EX'IFS8. Leave Charlotte.............. 2.10 p. in. Leave Fort Mij ..................2.17 p. in. Leave I(ook;-11111.................3.20 P. i. Leave Cheseo. .................1.01 P. im. Leave lckstock................-1.27 p. in. Leave Woodward's..............4.3:3 p. in. Leave White Oak................4.45 1). in. Leave Winu.iboro, .... ...1.05 p. in. Leave shiisson.'. . . .. ...5.11) p. W. Luave Ilidgeway...................31 p. in. Leave Bllt,bewood...............47 p. m. Leave Killian's..................(1 on p. im. L ti:e Colinhia.................0.87 p. m. Arrive at Ailitsta....... .. . J047 p tu. No. 18, way freight, with passetlgb'cnih attacheil, runs daily except Stida' :3 Leave Chariott.. ............;.... a. Im. 4(.i Vf W inn lhi ... ............12.i p i. m A 1irive at (ohutmla........I.'.to p. In Jhn.ilroad (or Wathingtait) time'sixteer, minut,es lahead of Wiitnsboro time. U. It. 'I'A I.COTJ', T. M1. H TALecrr', Superintendent. Genteral Manager. ..OR "SALE! VJIiito Oak~ Sa1ida1 WAGONS. ALSO IN STORE: SADDLES, BlRIDLES, IIARNESS, BACON, MEAL, CORN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SilOES, IND)UCEMENTS FOR CASII. ULYIm in. D ESPORTES. TAK.E NOTICE! UliMS and 110H w-, sir A 1TS, POLI:R, ('11A1NS, and( all kiiids iof Piablation QOOK STOVES, ITE.\TlING ST1OVES, from $14.0(0 Iio $50I.002, (comi 11lete, OIL STUV ES, WOOD)E WARtE, ETC., J. H. CUMMINGS. The UNION CIIURIN is sold on its 19erits. I can refer to a dozein parties using it in this v'icinty. It is not a new I hing, bitt has stoodl the test 'iunce 1864. 'FRESH GOODS CONSISTING OF FLOUlR OF TIlE best grades, Meal, Pearl (rits, Rice, New Or1eans Mola.sses and Syrups, full line of C (anned Goods, Corned IBeef, Sugar Co' IOkra and Tomiattoes, Tomiattoes, Salnon, Peaches,. Pineapple, Celebrated Bartlett Pears, Suecotash, Squash, Chowv-Chow and Mi xed Pickles, J'rtp)aredl Cocoanuat for pies, enkes and puddlings. 1Paaporated~( Vegetables for Sou ps, Evaporated A hples Old Governmin4i Java and - Rio Coffee, Gren andi Black '1'na, and all Grades of Sujars and Coffees. DENTAL NOTIO.N). R)I. J. B. PATRICK, Jr., of Charleston, ..h $C., will vialt Winnsboro on tihe I 6hof August and will reimaiin one anda Ihalf weeks. hlavIng all of the latest hni proved apl)iances and a long experlence, can guaraintee to give entire satIsfaction. Julf 20-MJ IV.EREITHAL -SHALL WE lIE CLOTHED? 1s ollo of the questions whirh most lOer plexes the ninin of the tanlivi,lal and the faia!Iy. ''o relieve vy utsell of this per plexity, you shoulel call and hear olur prie.; oii SPRING GOODS, Of whilh we now have a large andlc well assorted stoc(k. Evervyt,hing in the way of )1Y COOI), NOTIONS, ete., (lit. Is N'anted, from the . comunmonIest domesi le to the nicest DRESS GOODS, and all the novelties ini NOTIONS. If you want, a nice suit of CL.,C THIJI G Como andc see our stock, or choose from our line of sauples. If we cainot, pleaso you in one we can In the other. We have sptlething nlce hi this way, and gtruantcc is119- ,e itas quality of goods. We have a very pretty and nobby line of 1Il.TS, in both felt and straw, and eani plaea th.la tnost" fast hIdkus. We a1 l ay inspection of otr stock tit i.., whiieh Is very large, euibracing all (111 lite . amd siyles. Sonaietlling nice in low-ents and shpper$. In all dleplnitunents wr. udceavor..to give the btt ugouds at LOWEST PRICES. llespectfully, CALDWELL & LAUDE lI)AE. WIEIREWITHAL ., Is another perplekh)ng titestion. It also eeFes to worry when once you look into otr Oa1OCr Y )EPA1'M1 eN'T', where you will iinid all kinds of eatables at m1ost11 reaasonabrle pries. COME ANID SEE US. ve i{ea pleasutle in showing ouar goods. Respectfully, OITD EL, & LAUIDEIIDALaE. -TRADE NORMAN'S NUTRLIZINn9 COR DIALs.\ rU alt irgmarties and disorder, of the Stut ach an owels, wh ethr In cildrei or r i tb offensivoe to et aste. Flux, Griping Pais,. F'itu1enc, Nausca. Acidity of tho Stomnac heartburn, Sick and Noryous Ieadacho and IlyApepstia, May tho8tosnce and hlowci fro rolaxaton of the Ko ivA 'S SNEUTRALIZINO CORDIAL Is as pleasant and harmless as Bllack bi-ryl Wine. Does not contain Opium and will not coistpaute. Specially recom mended for Soasickness and Teething Children.' -'Price a5c. and $'.oo per bottle. ol byiall D)ruggista anid D)ea ers In Medicine. ?XOELSIOR OHEMIOAL 00, Sole Proprietors, Waihalla, B. C. U. S. A, AND FEEl) STABLES. XiiENTUCRiY IIORSES AND MULES ! 'W INNSnOnIO, Aulguist (1, 1883:. JUISTl ARHIVED, two eair-hoads of youing, fat, wvell broke Western 11 ORSICS atuhl -MU.1I ,1S, atnmg tlu.m f.wenlIty 13 lee yOtihg mares, well broke to drIve single or donh1le. AlIso a few goedu saddle horses. Any on~e wishing to buy or usvap' had h. ter call ut dhee andit get the pick. I wil SWapl for anuy and1( all .1kinds, both. hor ses and1( iiles, poor or fat, A. wanLiwoEn. UNDEilRAKING ! Re"spetful1linforms the publicO th~at, hie lhas oni hand( it fall 11h1c of COFFIJNS AND) CA M ET4a and1( Is prepared to do0 an1ythI3 ing ider takintg A faill line of DIUlIAL l1Ol28S, for meni, womenCl and( lh cire-al ne0w featutre-very neoat, appropriate and eanp. We ask fir a share of time patronage. J. M. ELITT', ,s1-, T'URNIP~ NEED, JULY Is tihe, best ilmnth to aow Ruta tj aiga TurnIp Seed in. Wo have a freish supply also of RedI Top, Whitei Flat ,Dnteh,Pomernhsn Glo,be, Norffolk, Seveni Top, Yellow Aberdeen, Ambher Globe uand McMA STElt, BRJIIE & KETOCIIIN. July17. 23G HOUSE IR IL, COLUMlILI, S. C. ING N OODS for 4ett, Yoths ni l oy,, inI .rge-all at low prices. Also a Iite of [SING (OO)S Neckcwear a specsa!ty. Gena FT.V ptly attended to. V. L. KINARD LOOSS .nsi:dil' N' ninl and 1'it ill.d Lawns{ , P.II1lan an CLO TI I NO G177711 atncld Youtihs' C'LOTii 1.N(, w1h1licjt I T1E+ UL.dTEST SIT LS. TDS, STTCQEs. wYli's antl CIililrt'ln's Shot's. A lar c lls. carly anld secctIvc 1AR GAINS. ____L.SAMUEL~S. chopped ( cm-"n 4ud Peas m - makes an excellent Cow food. hand. ds that we buy a small Cuantti-, and buy OF'EN, conscqlucnt-' iTY GUARAINTEIED. D1 SEE US. RDEN & RR1O. 17AlIG1 E(CA U;AG;I E'11A :)s. SVGAlt CUIl1CED B RiE A K V A ST ONE' BA1BuEI, NO. I MACK EHEr, AT1 S. S. W~VOLFiS. SPIRES ST6DCK WVe have now received our stoek of' for We think we enni 8.1E/ .''II'n4y that. wo have.C never 1 iIs- at any', iime a more1 comiple a sort ient or' betler class of As reganid' pi c'9, we' w ill only say th~, thesec goodis will bet soli d m low as the samno are sold in ory MA Rl(I7 KT ad assure our cuIstomrer.A thatl they will be p)rotcd in. pries, as we wvill meet( the hiat-kL' at anuy im 'II inayfI1bg. Wer would call sp)ecial attenition to our GINTW' DEPAWitENT, whlichi wvil he found COmfplete ini every par ticular, and all de a isk is An inspuction by MoMAS~T, BIOE & KETQ1EmN B, . QATE I uM, ..1), S. OipicE: Nrth 'side Washington SL(r et Opposite Town Htad. I I~VNNS11RO,80UTHI: 02O101 J uly 'e'34bi rTE CL0TI OPPOHITE GIRA D CEA,J T have Just peneed a latrge stoclc of S1 St!lh; of O,tssimere, Flannel, Cheviot and St GENTS' FURN In :ill (he latest styles of "ootls. Gent.; 3103in Low-Quarl tters an<fG(aiters. Order. sent to mny address will be pron1 SPRIN1 L.SAM , T . 1 A E j u s t. r e C e i v e Cd m y S P 11N ( Iigured .Mulilns, Laced and Sri'pod Pit --CLOT HING, I have a large stoek of Men's, Boy will sell 'LY LOW . STR./1 W 1 11TS OF2 .d.t / A large assortn enI of a le's, W on sortmenit. of l"aas anld Parasols. Callu1 trouble to show goods. Very resp ectfully", Ve have :i !m:tll quantity of ed and Peas and Bran, which Also, a few bushels of Peas or We\T Would remlind( our Irien ty of GROCERIES at a time, y they are alays FRES;i . PRICES AND OQUAI COME Als MIACiH I NRRLY, OFALL1,KIN1)8F'OliMAALI: BY J. F. McMASTER & CO. W'ATE1':TOWVN E'N IE. BA LL IIAND C:OTTON PBim. LDlil('OltYWA N. WVE A BlE AG ENTS FOll ills J CO1tTLAND) WAGON CO31PANY, MA NU;FACTlUlItlns OF P'LA.TFORM SPBING. W'AU)ONS, (ive us al (alt, andu weC will sell youI whaIt y'ou W (an1 Gl;A P. A'1TTEN TION IS CA LLED -ro FlESII AD DITIONS Thela (elebraited "'Iir,nswicrk" 1 Tams--try Ocean Gem Maciker0. Saint Louis (Corn Beef. Saint Lois IRas5.t 1hier, Sa mo in3 r aid A meican Sardli nes. Presh A iTles, in gallon cans. I "',VlisI ated Pin(ea ):e, P'eaches. "D)arls L~e.4tor M'[ar" T1om'ate--hand . paited. Crasse & BIl'(e kIel's C2how-Choaw --Pices. Imnpote~d WVorcestershireo Sauce. liaker's I3roina. Fresh Snow4 iak~es. Condensed Milk. A lot of lnandled I[aes and Grai Ctadles. A LL CllEAlP FOR CASII. R. M. IIIUNY. 1)R. J. M. QUATILEBAUM, DENT1ST. COLUMBIA, E4. C. FPric OvEn STNLlm's Cmn~I HAL 0-0