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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. 1ATUR )AY, Ootober6,O : I 1883. New Advrtisem'a. . Notlee-J. R. Toyle., Clerk. (hral Fall Opening-P. Landeeker &1Bro. Bcat it If You Canl With Anybody's Gin. Early Onions-McMisterl Brice & ietelin. - 'l~ioth Brusies-McMaster, Brico & Ketihin. Local nriers. -The north-bound passenaer train was a half hour late on Friddi. -The prison birds are gradually flockling to the jil and the February termtn of couA promises .tq be a busy Chills and fever are still prevalent in some portions of the county, and phyAciinis iiforn its that there is but little hope of Its permaielt abatement miiitil a1ler helivy frosts. -1'iday wits cool tuid chilly, and we have every reasonable issuitatico that the usual fall weather has set In dt tlat. A steady wintry rain fell dur iMg the greater portion of tle day. Seasons Were. needed and Fridav% S showers wero Welcomed by the plan tors tlroughot the county. -Tle lIafrile id oys at theSouth Carolina College are nicclv ond comn fortably lodged in the College.building ill the campus. Most of them have rooms adjoining each other and the scholastic year promises to be pleasant and profitable to (d1 of them. We shall cx)eCt''to hear ihvorably from you later, boys, and don't you forget it. -The new store of Mr. J. S. Cotn 1101 is ImloVingil up) rapidly al it will nIot be -many Weeks b~li"ure it will be coin. pletled lnd ready 11.r occup ation. Ali. Cutmiga s nakngenlerg"etic pr parnItionl4 for. 11.4! vireetiol of1 hli, new%% builing inl th ea11y (a5 ltiih joihC inirs willIle brick, :1;(d it would be4 w('11 thr fihe wn Nl al er ie tl andopt th 1le 4"i0*a Jid pas Mi he3 ordian ce propoedl !in thlese colhimnls some timle sillee, to wit, the lr-ohibitiOnl of t11e, crection of anly O'hee than brick buil ings ill It min:111 1)plortiol of the. tm 1. It would not only b16! i a proper sal' -4guri rd arain'ft Oh t'centint rectl1'irences dii i.laic S! v I' Il l''x wo ld n Af di 1-o 1! -- b1 w1h m1 1(v . h i ta. lItZi e t vs. Vh i x, til he - herr( uSi lNeil~i on Fr3I hI llryl N b111113' k r, r o ;i , lp nr, ;-e o 11eV pr - da ted for the dai. The deut'endant was acqusiteds andll' di 31 eharged. 011 IT Hl E~ih io ullw.Eu Tite1 (ellt ol troie c~1icsd mc~rllmieIe pase th roughs ay their' way0 to Chete, her teyex ib.ited on Shat, da. Thereserpis be held1( in the different chlurch~es to morr1'iow, as followvs: * Methotdist--Rev. J. S. Connor, 11i a. in. Runday School at 10, a. mn. tor'. Sunday School nat '10, a1. m1. Preachig at 11, a. m1., ahgd 7A, p. mt. Presbyterian -Rev. D. F. JTordan, 11, a. m3., andc 74, p. mn. Bible class at 6, p. mn. Sunday School at 10, a. im. CoTrroN M.in[1KrT.-The cotfona mar ket for the last two days~ quiet and easy: (o'od middling............9t - Aiddtinag..................9 Strict low middling.........91 Lowv miiddlinig.............9 Strict. good or-dinaary... .. ... .8 New York fauture market closed dull: Oct ober, 10.44; Noveaiber, 10.5-t ; De comb er, 1f0,37; Jlasmary, 10.81 ; F'ebru ary~, 10.96; Mareb, 11.10; April, 11.22; May, 11.33. CORREFCTON.-bI, 01r editorial otn ''The Itailr'oad Commiission"' in Thuars day's isslie, somne errpora applenr'ed in 0our statemnents of lI eighit chargedIQ' upon03 Scotfon from this point to Chtarlesfoni and33( to C.olmb hia. .'ITo Carleston it st ands now 50 cents pri' hundred pounds 4?as against 415 een3ts under'Ithe old taiTV, &and to Columbhia 23 to 17 inl favor of the old tariff. AIlhoughl(the flgurecs Sdifler material ly ti'oml those u:"ed, yet the pr'rionate11311 in1('case ini lie Sfreiyhsuo h ril nqeto proves to be abont as we have before given. (.OFvIAL~r E~'r'niaiisa.-Mr'. J1. R. ULbfles, our-pop)1uir and eflcienit Judge of Probate, dleser1ves credit for the' recently imlpr'oved cond(ition and appearan'l11ce of flte records in his omelo. tality the Board':ot (~uIonfy Commpii sionerts have pur3chased0( 0310 hun1drd' niewly paItenlted 111andllubstntIally' pre par1ed case8 in whlichu to keep safeily and3( neatly the papers' oni ille in thle oflice. UcJlretoforeO it wasL very dilflult to keep t 1he r'eordsli-c fre m dust13(h'. andu dii, nowt that unp11len'slIutnes0A. hanl~ beens re mfovedl to a grecat extent n1ed Mr'. Boyles willl not 0311y have the t hanks of the har f'or his 'thou'ght fuslness, but all paurties having occasionl to frequenst * tho otflco uand oxtaio the ~ppers on fi~ w ill ~aipireciato the clusmges that A F.tAL AccrusN .UTe havo-just in;Ulon-deatht of Mr. John R. Seigler, at Yokvllo o lat 'Tsday night, the 2nd inst. .Mr. SeIglor Wats Clployed as a Carpenter pulling down one of the old11 hOUseS connitected With tihe tachineo shops of Narrow - Gag itaikodtl at I that plaice, and while at work on 'Mon, day, the 1st itist., a heavy piece of tiiber fell upoI. his head, inflicting a I mortal injury. lie lived unil lato oni Tuesday night, dyinag in mueh agony. Mr. Seigler was a younu: manl withoit famity, about I wentyv-fIve yearsotf age, i and lived for a number of yeats in the I neighborhood of Ridgeway. 11e wts a cousin of our young townsman, Mr. f Johni W.. Seigler, and had many friends inl Wiasboro. Ills body was taken down on the evening's train on1 Wednesday to Simpson's Turnout, t wlcro it, was buried. Our sympathies ' atre with his friends and relatives in. their sorrow. Ti.E ScatomL CoiatissioNaEu's Rh roir.-Dr. John Boyd, 'tho' School Commissioner, a eW (lays ago mad11 e out and Forwarded his annual repot:t C to the Superintendent of Educatioii 'it Colimbia. In his report the Docto, as is his custom, mado some valuablo RaId thnely suggestoins as to the con duct' of (t public schools ail such Q chlanges in the present school hiw as in ! his judgnt-n would prove wise and efi'etual in carryinag out the genieral purposes of the cointon school system. Anaoaig then, lie advances the Idea and makes the sensible suggostioa that lie General Assembly should make suitable approprirtions flor payinLr e school trustees for the - work and thi0o thie iav requires at their hands. Ue alliides to the well known fact that under the Cxisting) arranlcragciet it is timost. an impossibility to procure tle, 4ervices of tle best and most conipe leint men in he differenlt, tschool dis- - Iractls to perf)I-1m the responlsible and( lhlemi'ct t dlCics of the <.111ii. Appro. prhie com .ai it , he sIuggst, wuld il ac.t ('lm aton. reiove the ditlicul it'sttuiltow beet the Iutil-d of, Examit iners 111 the selectionm anmid appointimlenlt a, tlh',e trustees. Similaihir u-eons 1I have been made by Dr. lloyd beftre, a tItid it. is eaiestly hoped t itit it will be. no loger ignored. 1uthie0r onl inl tho. ;alri re )(l liv Comn ii.sioler strikes te kymte when hesugst tlel present tfeetive enaet.:nents uponl IIh subject 'I b ii 4 e liad-- il i aul .t. eit !, but 1 I ! .-- .- a t t i t - a b hit he :ui e i (4 l i t j -- 44lte -iltt , on'ms Ik:ih-r, UN -ur .tltzor' nimgha amt. 0 be( tallowed~ (o lay~ t amside unid r fl'etiii reso aii e-'-I fo ii r theit praop--ed wohibhitiona is to1av paV 1lreiik the heavy .xlaenm~ ineitien to conttinuial:u un1( 11 Iires(sary'Vo ebaa:3- of teCx-books. Wec mye lieard' uinya such~d coi lmhiiits b!rougliout the county~ Ont this vetry reor-e, anad we feel coailideiit thait the mLt'gestionm wvill aiieel w'it h heat y a' -- ptroval t'roan aill Iiatelligent anad thIought:- t F T111:.' 11.o. lOl L . w.'. Mefs'rs. .Editor-s: It is a sigiiicant a facrt that in the oiislaughits made oat the P italroad Coimmissin 'by dhific-eent new~~spapeirs- ini the Slate, no oneC hazs had thte hardihood to attacik the prince! p)e had in i 'ew ini te estabi liment1 of the Coimmiissioni. Thel shaoe has sim~lyl' lpincdlt dlifl-etent local ities and1( they htave squealed. Those place'(s t hat have beeni benelitted haave probably said ntothing.. Pard 'i me, M1essa~s. Editors, for say inig thiat some1 reitim-ks in -vour i-iie uplontisl suibjet, I hough 'inot so in (ceaded, sav~or of' bnteoitube. Foar iii stantce, "auiidtaious legi -lation"'-"int ler fearee 1Cwith the r13ig hts of' pi-vaite htwoperaty"'-"th le toilling matises hav e sitffered, arec suffer'intg and will suffelr jG grtievoutsly from ii hle w~or'k of' t.he Rlail- I roadt Ctitmissiin". Now I have no doubt- that. the liaul- ha road Conisiaisiont hias5 madte maistakes. t No reaoin11Il iinani ex pe(ted1a nythii ig ('1s0; ttor (hid itany reasonablhe miiat think K thaimt the law~ was perfecct. IThe pri-nei- ( 1p1e .aloanc is coniltded for, and the , 'eest or action. Said exerienco a hais t aught tla rail roads amut. lhe 3oii trolled-mttust he hteld in thle Iirm't !rtip .. of thme hiw-and it' Slates are not able to curbi lthemi, I le power of the gener'ial aioveriinnent i musa be Iinvoked, antd bit tot' thle corrutionith .w I hic a Wi ~ ash tngtoit-now reeks, I wvonhllfavor' theo tira sferinlg of rtird I la( egislaitiont to' N) 01ne as a miore ardent~i I ft-lend of ramilr'oads thani mysealf, anot that I htave atatny OirsIt i tem bieyondi (lie "('n cal good~h, (bui b'ecaumse I believe themaa to bea the garaitest factors- ini dIeveloingit andu etniching a counii trv-. I wouha d (o tnothinig to (arippI!a lhem'ai. They should Ihq per'ajttsd-.9, like ot hier corpoaion-a is, to mtako l'tgilin itely t..bQU iuost possi ble lprofits u pona ti dr istvesl~tments. *' Why shouild ai r'~ailob rtriict ed in its pr-olIts wheni a flourling mtill or a cottoin latetory' I it l? Th'le ownters of' C a i'ailriotad are- etillled to initearest uponi thte ntetitl value of' their proplety re'gtardless of' whait it. cost tem, whthh- e er' they Paid fullI ice f'or it or bough t it for a sonag. I 'ee no r-easoan to the l1 contraray, priovidinag thme r-alraoads be resta'ain ted fromn usintg their p ower' int 1 waysH that are- distitve ort daniger'ous. lo (co)nttnuniities. T.hiey are.1 powiterfuIlifor good.. -or for- evtil, timd. thaimt piower shaould be r-egulhated. WVhy shioul New Yor-k, as r'e&ar'ds frecightsI , he br-oughat. nmear- to iwvry depot in(1 th Unied SI mtes and( spauce, as1 it. were, anmnihailated for' (lie bene-fit of' the t'eret cities - anad at thlie same nojae distaace h) doubtled or qutadr-uped lbe tween tall Ithe townis andl~ eit les sctter'ed over' thle hland? Ilamiroads shmout1l ave~ j ust remitnecrat Ion. 1(or the wor'k donie, labou hi de~al withI all p~aritile antd places anl ike other hahtigs hetng equatl, shaould cthaargo thme sanmij pi-cer form the' samie 1 w~or'k in all, xcepIt thiat it otheor kinads ; of' hnbuts they ca amitd t wmetk heloaper in a wholosalo thani in a reftai vay, abould novor be allowed to worL or cast or less thans cost, aid make ill lio loss by excessive charges oil otici )rties. If tioy chargo less fileight ol mHOOI or' corn or1 cottont tihat oil dr1 ,oods or books they shonll to so be unse the t.ralsportatfll ot' those a ril les costs them less and tor: 1no ofthei cason. If there is a tihmine trailroaal lilay 1.r-oporly carry conit For llothilnt s nll act o' charitv, but in orlintar' imes let every t;ub' stand oil . its ow; lottoin. Let elalh railroadl station ii he coitttry aceept dh hi"lsdvanllata.ce! llposed ipont it by its geogntcpIien >osition, or1 if' it lts ad vani nges, let I lemaid tIem. At first there will be ( w jairs, but matters will soon adjus Iemselves, and if there is any trtI ii olitiical ecoloiv tile whole cotultir Vill in the end reapi a rich harvest 6 leueilts. With 1y presenut itformatit ioft if I were to critiuiso 11y nIt o lho Ihailroad Cotnmnission it would bi t ) totheir reiduction of' passenger aites 1 p as1selnger fitres lny understanditn that tle railroads do not discriili. ate, '1tm as lonug as there is do oppo ition I thiink the interest of' the roat s the proper gtide. I believe alri hat It is 1munjnst ti tItlibevomiing to re iire thle railroads to ply the salarie, If three Stole ollice's, who are ap lointued by tihe State to protect its citi ens against opprebsion by the rail Oads. G. 11. M. .Mirth sand Mledlehno. ilmiprobaib ts it iat),ay at first .Seem, mtedi Inle andl mir1th aire really fast, and livn11 llies. The 1I1.1ll E says, a imerry he'lal neth good likef a icciune. A hott!ce ci ornian's Neutralizing CordiaI is likIe terry heart and will resist ihe aittacks 01 yspepsia and stocli dlisoiers. Al ,-.Io have used Norian 's Cordiai speak il lowing terms of its ellicacy. Queen City of the South. Dr. D. 1). I Illaln, a very !opla llr t iav ling . salesian from llaltinore, Mid., riitef: "I have used Norman's Neutraliz. ig Cordial for stomachic affections witli to best results. It is e'n excellent, neil ine. No itraveler should be without it." JEARLY ONIONS. F you wish onions e.arlv in the spri; . - plait- thle PEllXAI ONION SET this A l Irushies, Soaps, tiy i1.1n, Per inun't-v, ILimf -thiamsi, liunent, arbr1' T11net1ure, Elixir Qulhiin and trychninle, Extracl 3ueh11 aInd Pare-ira 'ava, Eye Malve, Quinine, Cinchonblia, hi Afaw, tand a spiiply' of other drl.;si lid iledicnes, . !ist rceived b1Iy 'tM3AM'lli, lIici. : & 'K1.:'r'cuiN. OFIE DVTICE F I"AI itii vi.n (o rsn-, S. C. S l iv ns hhlin c'laim:, hlls oIrd dsof any ki n a-1,'nst the Comwtv hiehi h'ave Iti b'i lrt IOt y a ! 'h'. t. - ..t ' F: - .1 -WITI (~NYB3ODXS GIN! T STVAXDS ON ITS MERI~T! 'n lnt ies in utme day con the 1'.orty-tiv'.e Saty~ in, I have gained I w) bies per dlay. OnI rid as', lihe'8thI of Se'ptemberlc', myW engi. 'er put his lire in jus: at. Mlui tup, ttii at ark we hadh ThWELV~ E HA LIS PA !'NE Ini l.ying onl the gr'ounld, weiging 415c tundils echll. Yours, &c., * JNO. S. DOU)(,.-':. ATR1ONIZE~ 11OM1E INSTITU'TIONS, MOU t)IN!IaION I1NSTh I'lT lT F commiieniced' thle prieisent se'ssioni onth tiiith of 'etmberci st, - , arnil Is still read'; to rceiive id. <:dit lonal pupi!.<. Kl i''a recent -sci olt of the Moun t Zioti St,'icty I hecri is Ibeen (estailhedt a (Chissical De;patmeutnt w~htichI speujial attention is givent toc lilt ar';ing lpupils cof b'ot h sexest fr (Colle'te, icote ilmie for thue tlhorough~l mnagemeil I' I In C radled St'hooil ID)iatmientt. ''iTe itichags, yser mnthl, of thei (lassical epar~ttluiii t me aus follotws: ie' Extra Stuly..................8. 'wo Extra'~ Stuies........81o 'hree(1 oir moire E~xt ra S il dil's. ........l Oct 4 A TrIT14 TLION S CA LLED TO F[fmSII AIDDITIONI TO'( M Y 'lie Celebratedu "Br~iunsi~yek" H amns--tr' tceant Gem Mltackerecl. Saint Lituis Corn Beef ahtit Lotis Roatst ltett. imiporteid and1( A miierican Sardines ahuon (Soilsedh), Mackeire.. 'esh Checese. mprdMarn .Fresh A hples, ini gatliln ctans art lett-Pears, Qu Inee's. (Gratedc P'inceaipple, P~'ece Wi ttiw's"' Suaeotaisht--sIrs ced.c D avis Lestnar Matllnr" T'tiotos-hand . lmpor'tedc WVorces&tershdire~ Ma ntee~ aker's hr'omta. re.;h Sinow-Flakes. -CndndMi lot of I landhledl I ies atnd Grain Oh. dIes ALL CIIEAlP FORl (ASil. ___R. M. IiIIEY. ClAST!IL t'4A P'. r) LUK-BMO'14TLED, Brown~ and WhIt 1.) mnpor ted~ Castile Soap, for saie at tha< fruie Siore hy U(N &B- AND F A L L OPENING 'LATEST STYLES! LA RGEST SIELECI1OF LOAEST PRICES! We beg to inforin our frietnids an11d pa tronus that we cannil fidently say that, out .FALL ND WIVNTER (TOCK is now complete in every depart mnlit, and defies comipetiion. D CES(OODS, anld GLOVES, * All of the VERY BEST MAKES and Styles. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS! In all the newest styles. AWINTER CLOTHING iFURNISHING GOODS ! ! For Men, Youths, Ioys and Children, at EXN'TIZ101ELY LOW l't(tCE.'S. (Ir stock is <quite full of tll if .I. best brandis of(m)-I* S utlis i tn s Twi' n d . 1 1:4 11 i i i .\ Jsf --Ie s ar. o t. d-4 aIt the P. LNDECKEN & IAlO. W IN N81101!O, S. C., CONNOR & CITANDLER. Frenc (' len Ils, (do 191 no tist a11id are Ih 1) nost4)5 f1(it be or~ .' narro fae mtl wiltt'l no. )-m It the'N s it 1nor cautse d~iziess, b y long ,EiI'I.'Hl O/1' T.1 TIO.VY.-The I i N I- l' I I'. K'~c lt .di11 it' t K I t:o pit a t I weh 'le he fr)om I h. eyes. When't have it tit 4Vwe, wtith :~ uteout re:mlt ' :.: (2o nNlbedeeie &~ peCiN)lesr ra,! in pi 1as wh c hti re .w~itntpi) l'T lE N)WLLEMs CNDOThIN, (J'cwt:~ h I Vt ( i i nn. sbolr, 1 , I C.' Mai..#'.I c - T': L E-ut Il,\ 1)1 ilsiti~I -- AI l EAD! A LLF COM PEITS OI. wO)tl(1 ~ilTit A lln v wrXeltti( or '4ttt For 3 JMn, Iad Yos. Me'. fl(ar/,ts /,t he~'u b ill o t.l4&I 4M t . M w eigts a'8 fin alld grades. HEISER' S We have jtist received our stock of IIJlSE11'8 GENTS' Sit) I ES. ICACi PAR WAlUIANTED. Pill3E GU~jlRtANTEED. FO t STY LI, FIT, CO31 PO 11T AN I) DUlABILITY, TIlESE SHOES are UNSUlRPASSED Our Stock of LAIIDES' CU'STOM MA DE S IOES J U'A N. As we have sold these woods for a iuurr of years, we can safelv recom mend them il every parlticula:r. We respectfully request an inspec tion. McAT~t BR10.E & 1ETC~If. FARM MACHINERY I 11 AVE for sale, di rect fromt the ian - faet 'rers, i nils or Agr'ilnitral Mahin. ery, eilment.5, (tc., etc. Enginles of atll size-s, from tiree Lu one huindred and lifty horse power. SAW MILLS AND GRIST MILLS, IanT ifaetitre lit the Metropolitaln Iron Wirks, NIillnondl, V , "irginia. Froi the York, PIinsylvaia, A trien1 taIal Workls--all kitis 'of I in plinent from a I14.el-Serew lo. aI 1-TrSher thmt w\ill t.hre'sh and clean sixty huwIels of wheat plr hour or two hinidred huishels of oat pt'rhllt.. Sul ky Plotizhs, ('ailt ivatois, Itiarrows annd Pionlghls an10 l'loneh Stovcks of all kilinis and Size"... A lso Reallers, with self-droppler or self-hiintier. 111111 aIgeit. for the D.RDRIICK HY I' AND COTTON PRl ES, This Pres will, with thrie hAtlis, pre's straw ill Small hale-S as tI:;t. fast. its the tihlhl canl 4l.111 it: attel with ihte(e hand... enn;tI t h eut ton1(il fst..r tinui a sixty-saw trin ann tin-n tlw tin 1u1t. ' ' ( have al solne4 41f,1he1.best Imaull COTl.. T()N GI N', i al h t4o rn iminivv. lInlts, wil th I'l 1ES.12 i 1 froi thet- factories. 1.4fl 1ll EdIf 0II 2nmi 1 polind lo fiw s. C 'Ir.Iag s ! w r'' e ' *' sv ll l'ti(gr Carts, of all ,1z1.', ulloi - 2~ Ha 1 i ..I Ar N t i: '.2' .\ I o i . Khow ~ atl:tIes ( te. A1 ' OF AL KIN S 1' A ~mN T.~ I --ND'1'' Y- -'U>S !C ETORMNI ~ AN'SMPN Vtine or5 11 ... 2141 W-:.. Wr w-Ier. '(l '12 N .TJ .U OI M5~i' & C.. bert- I'te kA. A: II. 9:.t:n ('1rt:'d w.- l tt J'f.: l(w: V . :n i t-4 (r 4 Yi Chept'7-.~ Waler-liE Yn. C U.N 0. . - --NS A your neitlwn wI :eret~l buy , Sh os. 1 Don't ta lii, atry4120142'.' 1 1 II)t2-iWAT ('OR V2l1(' AgTG t. I' IS A 1A T:L1 EA R LY, IwTi' Ag i' that the SI I0 InT C !O ia b. k hound to aiff-t and prosperity in th5tate alt large, anal tl ECOO,1M1ZA, THIS YEs Sonme of i1s the short crop umv inot eno of the pour i an, at(al set good d tlhe snia MIMN. Is .eve r alerit tom the interes.'t of the pieom' th1-a ay hense ill the op ppart of the 80; (til a CA.-li BAFIS, hsya t0131 It t I '!aips 7ur prevhimn ts . . i S'i Manitinte. a ara l's cs. I) 1) l'FSTlI (S at1 Iteville -1-4 7 eeiits, (ranileville i)rillintg 71 C( mats'.. (a'ttmu 55 (ents, less six per eer Si iik 10 etis per s l, or thrive for 2:7 een Bhtl0 Thread mI !-4ents per hall. Thi'e above gaaains w will se11 by the pivet at Short, Crop prices. TEN TIIOUSAND "SU( CIGARS. A GOOD TEN ( FIVE CEN" TEN BARRELS NOIRT CAROLINA TlE )LD (CR( - A 13. SUGENi ila i-.\ T'-The1 tiref of' the seaso.. Oltne 1'.darrel If iIt W.STI ).\T:\l '- \ [,. aonae pound ackaalages. (a )I'ISh!, 31A( 'K( 1il:..Iiand 1 A iGSTF'1'hS. P F..\ 'I! I8, A l'l'IA, S I.1C1 :D A NI) .\ taif aeat innav ~iay thr linga's wih yon fia.! in~ a l': ':ST..-i i..\SS ( I( ;!N ' V. ATI IADLEY(~OS, NION)LS, INI)(UCE:.hlNT'S I-Olt CASJ[. ULYiME ail. EsE CP ~lrt l . 'houipands of wtomen over the trad iceft. tto tho wonderfule1Tects of thalagreat reom. ey; It will not only aborton labo're'aal c.'eno3 th int-sty of pain and sauiaerlang beyond oxpression. buit better than all, It thercby greatly dliaminishes the danger to lifo aof bot a mtothear antI child. TJhals great boon to uaf fea'ng womuni is Ho'met Lf~innent or Afo'?er'u Ifrknd. Prepared aand o~ad b~y J. Dz~aanat.n, Atlanta, (Ga. 8old lby all Druig ista. Prk-o$ S.6) bot:e. Sentt by 'x~press ont re.acipt of pr~co. AU MIGHIT AS WlL KNW l'l' A T ONOE nI il deter 41 t otna i ti ftAides (I i rowre.s 1' I:eple tust i4101?O E THI/1Y EJR. 't., but It behlooves ius to work to the luterest lestA mngnyo:,ible. AUGH v, huiiyig Dry Goods inl lArger quanl1titles I , "il of 1r- n il( n141din:hsi e \, N INNWM)h'O anS 'I ''E I, we ex. A N D1. :1) ( AMD.*-I Immi nufntkiud South att .v ent-., Giraniteville X5 cents, Gran ,11doint, enath. B-4Ilng lkothers' Spool is, to a.ri11 e~t wte. En..l & ]>w i or anly <Iluantity desired-. All groods tu1arkedt L. M IMNAUGHA 1. 1 ENIIEIMER TI ' S C IIOI1C E" NS CIG-AR-. SOLD) FOR S A PIECE. OF VERY FINE COR Wk LSKEY, 1'-V i r 'S -0-. I hnav imown Anil wate1.l the Ire of swift'. spi chIc tr o ver lifly years, n1,1 1h11v! tiver known ow lin (If at n 4i1n to 4:ur171 1110 l'o,'jt.in when prop rl IY a~t'll. I tl-4 it, onil y ervants from 15II hr Iii a didi alsto ni rimber of iy niuhhotr', inni ll every enmI Ih Iih' it came w t hin myt knl edgeI(' It efficted a tin'. it nil liy life I hnve~ nelver kulowna Iiremrly n II )01Iltd flly neoinpili whait Il I moni 11. L,. DICNNARID, Perry, Ga.. 1 Th have now- it L n-CSif3 (peJrl f3tCor nv.nr resn;bi from li ti ihfn fom I may remen t al~ T, ont of me Ph rnnais it . *- t is n ert au nd e r LI 20 1111 ..1. \Vut.I O i a.i l Ti':. il . ta IhAtlanta, G;. Ih 1ive~ et miifti n nany remedy for i ~l l:-.V4 cittica f or It u I. ..iie IA I . B. 2 NSUil:11) & m. 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