The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 23, 1883, Image 2
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THE N1WS AND HERA
WLYNSBO10; S. (j:
TUESDAY. October 28.
'NO. B. RE)NOLD8.
CIfAS. A. DOVJLAS $J
'q% Russian Gov rument has, na
tional debt of over ,dod,000,00 (nd
is nlow makIng desperate efforts to
borrow $65,tM00,000. 11 is claimed
that Russia will make al assignment
i1 the course of Afew years.
TQE appeal case of Thomas ShielIs
for 4 uiMrter of Joseph G. Sitton,
,will be heard il the North Carolina
Supreme Court in 1ihe early part of
Novembor next. The 121 day of OC
tober.was the day fixed fqr the execu
tion, 6i It Wis postpoied on account
of the pending appeal.
Comn>lERAlI, excltemnent has been
arodsed at Texarkana by the filing of
deeds in the name of J. F. and J. C.
Kerley t 241 acres of land, Including
anbt of ililand on which the Arkan
ss side of tNxarkana is bui)t. The
deeds are filed under anl old swamp
land grant and It is tlilderstood suit for
possession will lie begun.
GovERNOR BUTLER said in a recent
agricult.igral address at A ttleboro;
Mass., that iilnety-two per cent. of
every one hundred of the population
of that State do not, go to school after
they hre fifteen years of pge, because
they have to quit schoof and go to
work. The educational system of pro
gressive MfassachusetIs Is not so fiar in
advanike of onrii after all.
Lonn Co.Ei iquotlu Is (joled by a
New York paper as saying an absence
of hardly two mnonths froi his native
lalt hais served to win him from the
standard of English lovelinies:, and can
colsientionsly champion 0nly the
inerican type of beauty. Wherever
Ce ent U American lady was. the
Same charming personage, anilf the
American girl the same self-possessed
blindle of independent alolalies. le
Colld not sufliciently praise the fresh
Complexions, the charmin g mainners
and the independence blyIt: marked the
Ildies h6'counted himself fortunate in
Wi: are much01 pleased to lotice that
the Rev. Ienry Ward Beech&r irceiv
ed no glorilliation at , lie hands ot' the
good people of Charleston. Alanvy of
thern, 110 doutf, went to hear him talk
-just as they would have gone to any
other shiw-but this seells to havr.
been all (lie recognition he had. [LI
wa certainily all' he desnirved. Mr.
Ileechier is no model for repuabi'men01
and1( womenC to llIow. Tlhie laxit v of
his Iluorals-his low stand~ard( ott pro(
IIii utterainces and his actions have
time and1( againi shoc'kedl the inoral
sensSe of the country, and1( don1 dils
hiono-: to the religonm of wihich he pro0
fessos to lbe a teachec. I lik unldonht
udly great initellect has been used for
purp'loses totally foreign to his calling,
anid he hasi been always lnore p)olitician
than clergymacn. ie certainly ha~s no~
proklie pllace in the Christian chnrllCh.
Hiis hat red of t he South andi his ivan
toni, dowvardly' and inidecent abusdi' of
Southmern peopl,' ought not soon to be
forgotten. We hope the' Plymouth
prlCeher iih1 receiv'e, ne' he de
serves, t s'tiff' reception all over 1110
Southi.
TIlE READNGx RtOOM.
An~ Explanation, from thie IPresident of theo
Literary Club.
.Afessr's. Ediitors: Iit Satur lday's
issue of your' palper I nmoticed a call
upj'on thle chiairman for itin ciplan~ationl
or a plan11 to prov.enlt tihe retenltioni of
books 0111. of tile rend1ime room loniger
than thie time p~rescribled by tile ruIles.
I amn glad that some niotice has been
taken of theC prlactice, andl I hope thant
your squib on (lie subject will att rct.
the attenition off delinqujlente amnd ren1
dtelr them more careful in thle fututre.
TIhis borrowing of bookR, hiowever',
andit retaiing them indetiniitely, or'
alt Ioget her, is of 110 recent datle, and
lias always been a ~source of complainit
iln societies ie ourS, amid even illpri
vate life I hiead'persons object to lend
lng their books, 01n account of' the ill
tr'eatmnent they receive and thme risk
the~y Iicur of inever' get hing themli back.
I will illustrate this by stating that
somie timle ago I lenit 0110 of my jourt
nalts which contained a piece ilich I
thougrht wonl be iffLeresting and
almusiing, to a newspaper' etfiot,- ivho
is supposed flerer (oforge/f, aiid necith
er article nor'jour'nal hlas ever appeared.
The moroal Is, t!?it if an edi/or can~
forget, then we ought not to be too
severe a' -the laity'. Bunt if I rememn
ber corirectly, there has been a p~rovi
sioll mlade for this very' conitingenmcy.
Tr.Jle Is a book and plencil prlovidedd
ithl the names10 ot'all the journals and
liewspapers i iidexed and1( pages hleaded,
and any one taking ont a journal or'
paper is requested to wr'ite his or' her
namne, anid (late of taking"the same,
and1( the date of Its ret urn ; and it it a
p~art of (lie duty of th6 treasur'er to
see that thisa ollIgatin Is perlformefld,
ulti if niegiectedl, to collect a'ttileof
- twenty-flye cenits per weekifor the time
the journial ik retalined. So that you
Will perceive, Miessrs. l~ditor's, thait If'
there has been anly deeletioni of duty
the treasurer is the 0on0 I fault. But I'
liope that this" mnatter wvill regulate
I~tself and the patrons of' the Socety,
impressed with the benelit they derIve
themselves from the use of the books,
will be' imore prompt in repaninmlg'
t'bemn so that we can all sha ro' ml those
Preeldenit la &'.
MAJOR Woo)nWA0t a Aunn'a.8
W - are It 1,1001aF,'Iy of the
driiess of 1lo.0 0 )y~rI
.vered he SuIZNr As
.vtion o Itth Iteglui i, : a.
Vol uteers' At Vh fter, 8. '. t. is
an- ( 'ii en1d inleaI line of
-.it , calj hetti i6 heart, in allect and
tt'1lecourage ofIts accolist 18. author.
We aliays love to hear floi the gal
Iait MajoA, and, Woti1hest.atingly sav,
admiti. Mfiiit t)wps Omt hin. li
iuCtuire 1rot. '"1umter to Draf esville"
IF vivid and highly fu1tere'stiig, and
like everytljng that comnes frot him
easy . atl gr'iletul Cn it will interest
the remier. AMajor Vood wrd hals the
power.' to draw iln real living scenes
the occutrrenices of nearly a score of
Mieas aot, an(l In tils Rtidress to hill
liono-id anit beloved conmrades lie
recalls with Inanly (ignity Mi iid took
place diur.tItIhe period to which he
<Ivvotbs hinself. There is no %init
nInIg or imournsing, but a strjagif,
coul rageotts, splendid nddrss; wioirtly
of its alble aut hor. Tliaif -s for it.
C(anden Journal.
-The editor of the Barnwell Peo
ple, wji) ja a Coitirinled bacehelor, says:
"1The Methodist cliii'cl in Canada ilid
a wise thing In striking the word
'obey' 1'roiu the inauriage service. No
womin ever renenmbers the promise,
and it 1 .1:,019 to make her begin her
arrHid li.d with a lie oil her lips."
-The Chicago hIer-Ocean truth
fully observes: "This coniitrv needs
ni1ore iinlustrial institutions aid eweI'r
colleges of law aiid Imledleine. We
wialit itiore. Coiomot . sense and less
ileality,' more0 harti-fleaded practice
andi less theory, more Workers id
fewer puddlers. Success inl the work
shtoll is infliitely pref-rable to aid'
inore honloraible tIhan fiilur0 inl a pro
fession, anld the niere Inatter ot' naine
hais comne to inake but little differemece
with t lie K'stiiate of Inen's worth now
i-days. Technical education is what
is winited inl 01ur milftlactories, an1id inl
therin is our li'e."
The liruakfast MIel I
The breakfast bell salutes my ear:
Its cleerful tones ring lou d and clear.
Por Im. it used toon 8410I 6ainl,
So great was nily dyspeptic patil.
PAIN KILiEI (aule to mNy relief
And banlished I dlyspelitie grie~f.
PAIN K1I1.iE( iinC. Ine strong and Well
Andl now I'm glad to hear the breakfast
hell.
Druggists sell PIunn DVis'A PAIN
MOHIOL0 TRUIJSTEEN4.
TaIneeling of the Counlty, Boar-d of
aExaiuies Ont Monday, th w th inst.
the following gentleiein vere appoiited
Trustees lin their respectI".ve Sclool DIs
f.licts:
School District No. 1.-W. B. Estes, Dr.
WV. lador. TO be filled (lut.
,sebool District No. 2.-.)Ino. S. Douglass,
It. C. Clowney W 12. li brouglih.
Schoiool District No. 3.-4. 1I1. Johnston,
Ec. I). Mobley, .111o. Vin:Oiq.
school Distilt No. 4.-W. A Sunlit, M.
WV. Biulware, .IL, lRobortson.
Sclool District. o. - l.1lollis, Sani.
McColrIlniek, N. A. Peay.
Schlool Distrlet No. 6.E-1.Iis'F.
1.M. 1)uke, Postell liarrisonl, colored.
School District, No. 7.-To I tilledl touit.
Old T1rtustees to act unmtii new OneCs are arji
School Di1st rlet No. 8.-S. W. lBookhatrt,
School D istrict No. 9.-Floyd Jacksoni,
A. ('lark, Wml. lb. Murray.
School 1)lstrict No. I.-D). L. Glennit
School District No. 13.-W. .J. Clowniey,
L. M. Meanis, hbteni. .Jame's.
School Dilstrict 'No. 1-1. --J. 1I. Rilch, Jas.
A. lirice, II. L. Elliott.
A inos3 Davilis, .ler t liabth31, colore1td.
School D istict No. 16.-1R. S. Decsportes,
.\. F. Itutff, E. W. 1srkecr.
Shiotol D istrict No. 1T.- It A--Oleune- .
I'. White, TIhos. Watt.
.JOllN lhOYD,
C. A. D)Ot1G;LASS,
J1. E. Mcl)ONA LD,
OtCounty Bd. Ex. Fairlield County.
T1RUSTE E'S SA LE,
STATE: 01F SOUTH CAROLINA,
Cot:NTY 03. FAIRF1IEt:.D.
.Jacob3 A. Caiwe'll, Plalinliff, vs. Mary G.
Caldiwell anld (Others, it fendants.
I N pu tunc f an3 order of the' Coiurt oif
.1 '0311 itl 'lens, iadle in the abov'e
stated cast', I willI otfer' f'or sale', before. the
'outit-house (do(or In W~innsboro, oni the
FIlS'lT MOND)AY'IN' NOVEMBlEl
Nt'xt, withlin the le'gal hoursl' Of sale, at
publl it tcryt'i, toI thle highest't biddert', the
following-diescribetd propert'lty, to wlti
All thalut piece't, parcet'tl .or' tract of land,
lying,' bing and~tt sit unte in) the State oif
Stouth C artothiia, in the C'ounty (it Failicihlt,
(3n thle heiad wters of1 Iog L/ork, contin~ii
ing
ONE IIUN~I)IED ACitES,
Mort 01' less and bioundle'l hy landis givenm
ensed, ti C at her' ie E. Moh-y', aitd by3
lands(1 giveat or det~is'd biy thet said .Jaines
E. Caldwell to Jaob A. 'Caldwell.
A [LSO,
All that piee, part'il or pilintation of
land, lying, belig antd situlatte ini the (Cousnty
of Fitirlield, in1 thet State (If South Carolina,
Fi'Xll1 lIUNDR1 ED ACRtES,
More ori less, andt bot~undted onl the( inoth by
hintds oif Uo nherie E. Mtohley, (on thet enast
Ilands of the said .Jacob3 A. (Caltwell, 11nd( on
the west by landls oIf Cathe'rinec E. Mohley
and1( Ge orge II. Mc Master.
TER ~iMS OY SAiml:
One-htalf of the puirc'hase-mone11y to bei
paid h11 ensh, and1( the r'eptalnder In onelt
yea'ir fronm thle day of' slhe,' n'itlh initurb'st
upon31 thte detfe'rredl paymentt froim siaid day,
for suchl r'emlainder a hond secur'etd by a~
miortgauge oIf the plreiises 5(1h, andii to pay'
Tru'hstee f3Pa111liinecessar'y papers-proruZided,
that no bid (if less thaj1 twentwiT-e l~~'-h
dd dlollar Is for' ht'th tb t' aibo'e-de'scri bed
II. A. (JAILL AIRD,
October 12, A. D. 1883. TLrust'ee.
Oct. t3-.td
Y v Iirtue-of an excentiont to moit directed,
I wiVll otfer' fo1 salt' before thle Court
Ilionse dloor in WV innsboro,'$outh CarolIna,
ean the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVE'MIilC1t
ne(xt, within the legal hours of sale to the
hightest bidder, for CASI I, thte followinlgs
dleaerbedo proper'ty, to wit:
All limat piece parcel or tract of land
lyng, beigimid sItuate In the Coiunty of
F aletflt andt State of South CarolIna, con
tauiing AI
FIVE H UNUDRED AIFORTY ACRES,
miore or lek. anid-bon~nded hylands of Jno.
iR TIhomnas R. -R. -Roshorough, Mrs. Ann
lIhnter and E. W. PavlW.
LeviedI upon as the pror.&tylof Jahies B.
Walker at the suIt of Sarah E.' Meluis
against James B. Walker...
JNO. D. MOCARLEY
Sheriff's OfferS.F.'
WVinnsboro, A.-C.y.
Octalmor ath, l8Sx.
MACHIiNERY,
MAfC fl I N El"ZY,
OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
WATiERTOWN Eld.GINE.~
BAI! HAND COTTON PRESS.
LITTLE GLANT HYDRAULIC PRESS.
CIAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS.
O'110CRORt"Y WAGOA1:
WE ARE AGENTS FOR1 THE
CORTLAND WAGON COMPANY,
MAN UFACTURERS OP
PLA'f0iUO S1$RfNG WAGONS,
BUGGIESI'
and
Give us a call, and we will sell you what
you want CH EA P.
J. F. McMASTiER & CO.
-lIay State Shot. Soles secured by the
genuiine McKay Screw. J. M. IIEATY.
READ T1ilws!
D). R.t FLENNIKEN
consistintg (of
FLO)Ulf,'frortythe bes~t mills of Nashville
tund Augusta. Every sack wvarranted(.
MEA L~ and GRiIST, Ricee and Fine
Syrupis.
REST'RIO alnd1 Old Governmernt Java
CoO ens.
Tl1.URIER'S 411 and 34 Coffee. Chorie
article of P'arched Conlfve brandetd "'Sigma."
W HIT IE W I N E and Cider Vinegar.
SU( A RS-(Graunulated, Powvdered, Cut
Loaf and Brown.
MACARONI and CH EESE.
OATfMEA L.
PlCKJLES-Chmow-Chnow and Mixed.
(.EL~EhlilAT'ED "Bartlett Pears," and
(Canned P'eaebnes, Tfomatoe's, Succotash,
LLI N E Boots ahd S'hoes.
FINE FEED) or Ship Stuff for Milch
Cow~s.
SEED RYE, Barley and Red RW'roof
Onts.
-Ask your neiglhbor where to buy goodI
Shoes. Pnon't fail to try
BEATPY'S C'ORNERt STORE.
Recive id this 1)AY GOSHIEN
EUTT"IER, dhleef', RaIsins,
nuts, Tomnatoe's, Peaches, Fr'esh
and( P ick led Sah nnoni, Fresh and
Pie kled Mackerel, Sardines,
Oysters and~( Lobsters, Potted
iWVFDevilled Meats, Gun Pow
dier, Y'oumng Hlyson and English
Breakfast TEAS, SUG ARS,
Coffees, Syrups, VTIN EG A hR,
Flour, Meal, Baconm, FerrIs's
- Hamns -11and Breakfast Strips,
Bockwhneat and OATMEAL,
Cabbage, A pples, Onions anid
Pototes. All of Which will be
SOI>AT TH'IJ' LOWEST'
PRICE, ATI
S. Se WOLIR2's.
WANTED).
CUTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!!
I Will pay (15c. ' flei' (g -elr
fhlor 10 00 ustnhels"8 JUND1 DY
TO'TON SEi Dydell~Yed to me at this
Ia 'bt'fore thne first of next November.
edchneCottoni Seed Meat-for Cottoft'
SebblibaD. 'rODV
FAIRFIELD .
We invito everv cll*iz'n of the above
named (tit4 to Call at. our Store and ex
amine our new
FA1L AND W iT E R
3OoI)S.
On'e if our hirm has but recently return
ed from New York, wltere the utmost care
wa's used.i order to get the bes?
lIiRGAINS.
We have succeeded n, buying q 4gogd 1
stoe 11ii biyIhg tiet so cheap tlat we
canl 11u thlem lit
SHORT CROP PRICES.
6iuyr stool too varied to quote different
articles and jrices, but we ask you to call
and see for yourselves. Inl
DRY GOODSJ
We, have everything, from a common
Checked Ihomespun, at threects, to the
niceDt DkQ15? GO(.)l,$ antii 37 I(ONS in
itreni varlty. Ti cleapest and best
[IOSIERY, tr the money, to be had any
where. Our
STOCK. OF CLOTHING
Is fuller tian ever, and at prices that
can't be BEATEN. Nice quality, nice
styles-.. A good suit from $3.00 up. lats
in all rlit4 s anttd Styles, so we can suit
everybody, f-ot a twenty-five-centt nm to
tihe most fastidiols.
We have used more tihan ordinary kift I
to get a
STOCK OF SHOES
That will jutst (-tactlv please the people
of titls WTOUNT Y, a1ntthe way they tire
selling proves that we have got Just the
rit ki ndz. Every,jutir (ivRAN 'EET.
Sen's, Ladles' aint Children's.
We llave a large stock of TRUNKS,
ViA LISES. Etc., which ean't he l'eat. Also
a full stock of ('OCKElRY and GLASS
:WARE, as clieapIt as ti cheapest.
STAPLE GROCERIP
Of all khi ds We en1aLtvor to..glye the _
hest 'ossible value for the inoney, Wfid -to
all .1m accel.t our invitation we guarantee j
a just retttrn for every dollar they spend.
COME AND SEE.
CALENLL IA EflDALE. C
Oct )
SADDLES, lU'it)i 1.:-.nDII AnNiESs-"wAy
fluTi llE forealo, ditre r that manu-l
fahres adleakndsit ofA~Iustural wahinat
pie, hou co*r to hneudred andl ofiatsy
enufeturde te-.tooitnIo
Works, lichon, Culivrsa. rw a
Plusa oknd. 'ids -tc of rilemena
thr1(1e alS ea svashelf-oppwear
per houbnr.
I anm agent for the
D Ei cK Ht AY AN.S COT TON PRE8'..
This Press vill, with three, hands, press.
straw in smtiil bales as fast~ fast as the
thresher can clean It; anId with three hands
can hale (-ottoni faster' than a sixty-saw gin
can tunt thle lint out.
I have also some of the hest' tidle CGT1
TON G;iNS, witilj ali-t'innmdernt im >r~ove
nments, with PRESSES from the factories.
I also sell
COTTON-SEED OfL MILLS.
Scales of all sizes, -that wvill weigh from
one-half pottnd to live tonls.
Car-riages, fltigl afl ltidling Carts, of1
all siz.es tand prices. de
If any per-son wilshes to purchase any ofte
above-umnentioned goods, they will please
call att 3r-. .IA.IE~ Q.- DAVIS'S oh tiic an
leave wordl with 1linh ald I wvill call antd
show cataloguu, etc'.
JAMES PAGAN,
AGENT.
May 17-ttf
A TTENT711ION
IS CA L LED -ro FilESII AD~hTIONS.
TO MY
(
The (Celebratedl "I rafhawck" ifta'ts-try 3
one.
Ocean Gem Mackerel.
Saiiis Louis Corkh liee.
Saint Lotus Roaat Ileef.]
limportedl andu Atmerican Sai'<fnes.
Salmon (Soused), Mackerel.
Fresh Chteese. ImotdMcr .
Fr-esh A pples, hr gallon c'ans.
Bartlett P'ears, ices.
(-afed Pieapple, Peaches.
"D)avis Lestor Ma nor" T1omaitoes--hanmd- t
..packed.
Crosse & Black wel l's Chow-Chow Pickles.
Simportedk~ Worcestershire Sauce.
laiker's Ilromta..
Fresh Snow-Flakes.' ik
A lot of llandtledIlocs and Grain Cz dies. ~
A LL CliEAP Fd')T CASIt.
S-1R . M1UEY.
FOl IfHE SKIN
('1TIO lI1 'e 'rThynmol 8oaj, - Sul
7 . #It'( n< tl~ and Gii eerlne andu
Iloney a11( iny1a 'r L O'aps atd Ctoni ihor
Ice. Also, Ilas s'op, Blue and \ ite
Castle Soap Pdmilceat and Oatnm1 Seal)
Cashmere houqtuet' Soap, . Silyer' Soap,
Flannel Sap , Erasive Soap, Klt hen' Soap
and Laundry Soaps, for sale b~y . a
MC IASTEn,l1RIICE'&'l1~1I.
ADRLTll39MH3
ES; LIQUO1 , dGAli,' T004jCU,
onocEg itN 'UOY'ISIONP,
)TO aE IfiMAN SONS,
WHIOL-1'ALE GROCERS;
-AND
ROVISION DEAL3R0s;
102 AND) 104 EAST DAY STREIET
- UIARESTON, S. C.
1 OYI BRO'l R ,
r'JOLE8BLE GocB8e, LIQUOR DEALERs
e--AND
COMMISSION MERlClIANTS,
97 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C.
A Q;. T1'IOMAS, AGENT,
o. 320 KINO ST., OPI'dBiTF. bil1MI1T
VINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANG
INGS) 1ACitUl lTwAINS ,
'OAAUS AN) UPHoLSwrity GOODS,
CHARLESTON, S. Q.
VIrNDoW AWvNINB. .MADIP. TO ORDER
G. CUDWQOjTI & CO.,.
--wIOLE8A LE
ADDLE RY W A E EIOUSE,
155 MEETING STREET,
)rPPOBITH (TiKA IALESTON HOTEL.
CHIARLESTON,.S. 0.
E NRY BSCI11FF & CO.,
w iOLESA E 4OCERt
LN) DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE.
PROPRIETOI. OF THE CELEBRATED
CAROLINA TOLU TOXIC.
99 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C,
LVA GAGE & CO.,
CIIAIRLESTON t')iE TIOUSE,
[ARKET, CORNER C JUIfCI[ STiiEEr,
CIARLESroN, S. C.
W"Ice patIkN1 for the country a speelalty.
A. NELSON & CO.,
-;WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOT1'S ANi) Mf1OEOS,
No. 23 H A YN E ST RE ET,
CI AI FSTON, S. C.
W: AIMAl & CO,
WHOLESALE, AND Ilif'AI' DEALERS IN
I[OICE DRUGS, MUEDICI\1'1. Oll EMTCALS,
URIr.'AL INSTUIJMENTS.
1m N f '7iftl AND TOI LT ARTICLES,
Cor. King and Vanderhorst Streets.
CIIAUILESTON. S. C.
(TRAND
V A L L OPENING
LATEST STYLES !
-LA RGEST SELECTION!
LOWEST PR110ES!
'We beg to fIformn our friefids a'lid yial
rons that, we can conflidently say that our
T'ALL AND WINTER
TOCK isn complete ii'every depart
D)RESS GOODS,'
V ELV ETIS,
llOSIE RY,
OLOVES, :
All of the VEiRY IlESTr MAKES un'd
tyles.
3LOAKSt CLOAKS! CLOAKs!
lIrI all the newest styles.
?URNISHIING GOODS !!
,rpt.Men1, Youths, Boys anld Children, af"
3T'RlEMELY LOW P'RICES.
Ou 'IT'E GO0I8.
Ou8too~l1.'( E full of all of' tiest
ra~lds of L~ongelodis*Shirting' Sheethiigs,
'wills and Drillings.
All of the'above g~hs are offered at the
.O\'rT CA AU -PhtICES.
'I'erefore atteirly call of inspectioR Is
ordially solIted.
P. 1NAlNEOKER & BRO.
C~pt f14AIRP E TN4. Th
ar I adHodseo Fnrniesing (loods,Th
argest Stock Sonth of iHaltimore. Moque.t
une3-Ply and hI an Carpeots, Rugs,
at anOruamb Olet j -indow sa~sde''l
pholstey 'En rawinga, Ohromo., iet u ro
ram ~a. fl fotr asd tes andl Pr Iju
JuGSOt -,A. 11AILI ' A()GOStA;'Ni.'
-Youir Lawyeir and your boetor who1
rtvlao wItl- you, will dliet you to J.M
~A4'Y'R t naor mvdli
N W
HO USE H .
A1 RIVED AN
TIN SE'PS-none pretter. My prlet
to conle an11d see, and If r Cannot 8A '
where-you need not feel that you- nre nll
me. So get your ticket via thivsPOP UL.
. FIRST-.CLASS 1F'
You will get JOOD I RAINAA
PRIC1B3. The WISE and the ECONOX
Oct 1
HO! FOR THE
COMBINE htJSINES
. I IIAVE .JUST ImIECEi.Vr, 231 C
20 orates of China, Fine Granite and
Glassware i1-om Pittsburg; 75 Gross
rv, froml Jgh1n RusselI Cutlery Co.; a
FurnisIilid Go'dy .t od nut erois to I
These G'oods are Goiteht lit pit.nes t
Wholesale Trade as LOW as any
JOBBING HOUSE IN
60d t6 the Retail Trade at 33 per con
Souith Car1olinla.
A conparison of PRICE-' ind GC
makrkets XN(O ll and 80JT[1.
I have -FIFTY-SIX of Ihe FA
STOVES in Store, nine with lIeserv
Very respectfully,
Oct. 10-IfGx4
NEWVVFALL K
Le SAIM
l)n trlhasedi onet iof the hand, sometst stockst
I mlvit e myI Cutstomeitrs attrl friendi s tot cail
,Our (Goods wli sat isf i i he mst ertitie
'l'hese. Good~s ontly neetd to, it s'een toi b a
ttui o in m uch an iinhuuneie w;h-ty v at -i.
Nove'ties it N ott ingham Vi alteiennei a
amii WhIite 'Ties, and alnl sives of 1 .;-es.
Silk lIafndkerchief~s, real 'irehoni Laac (y
in 'iink andt Uiue Mull, suitable fir hlit'
(.IVE ME A ('A LL. 1'erfecr.:'Ati.Taef~
Polite attendanits re.adyh to Serr al vit lsitoi
JUST IECE
TiEN TIIOUSAND "SU
CIGARS. A GOOD) TRN
FIVE CEN
TEN BARRELS
NOTH CAIIN.,
T .'\OLD CR
B. SUGEN
NKX WI
d ENTS' A O ND LADIR
. TUI SP MtLBg
1N1
NITU.fRE
E..ECORATIONS.
D),0 ARRIVE!
BMG IND)UC Mif'r. NOT 11,
JOB LOTS OF 01)1) AND E N DS
BUT BAI 1N IN N4EW
STYLES AND BEST QIUALITI1.
I'.'
4EWING MACIERNE4,
AS GOOD AS CM4 BE MAli1
AND AT PRICES LOW ENOUGH
TO A T T 11 A C T PCONOMICAI
DBUYIllS.
'O U MONN thime and i.1ouhl, huy elstl
der the slighitest obligations; to pur11chasts Ae
1ll RO U7 M, and coue straight through to the
t~iRITURIM S TO10.' .
INr GIJONN. ';OODS at the LO1WES'
SOXr GET OFF IIEItE.
I, W. PHILLIIS.
CHESTER FAIR!
iS WITH PLEASU.RE!
rxokincg and [fenting Stoves -and Ralnges
Decorated Goods, Etc.; 150 Barrels o
Table Cutlery; 500 Dozen Pocket Cuitle..
nd a full li of Tinware and ]fojise
ention.
hat will juslify me in selling to> th
THE UNITE I) STATES,
t. CIiEAPEt than any other 11ouse ii'
ODS r.epeelfully solicited with otlej
MOUS N IAW LIG JT-IIOUS1* COOK
Air ajd(il( Ol'.et.
[. D. RATTERwmE,
UCINSTEllf S. C.
dTER STOCK
A. Tzr
nare ,where I have carefully selected and1(
rof 1) IY G;OODi S everu brought to this tuarket -
andl ex~iamine ay goods1 before inaking thieir
(s.4f IIhe mwt .faistidji,,n.
Qw $i.yle'. an ld < 04ors, Channgeabile Wors1teds
.n' Iitud a141 i pJ~lrices favor thme purchasl'er.
i njti .t (of PiR1NNTS. Ther~i '
I 4 F L14new and desirath). ie-ihans
I.. rit 4'' wlile eimliely sait-.
0 -- 1 r en1'e will be tio niake a solee.
aol I i.nw F'iIIbus, n)4oeC 4 lte i (Orea l11W
A !so, a1 beau ti Iuli line' of I~Ldies' and14 Genmt'
painsh) InI Cre'am anid IBlack. A good articlec
nlek wear.
Onl gumaranite'd.' No troule to siiow v'grinb
L. SAMUELS.
GENHIEIMER'S CHOICE"
CENTrS CIGAiR SOLn FORn
TS A PIECE.
OF VERY FINE
~CORN WJISKEY.
ON IH./ND.
AT
AT
FINE SIIO0:8, A L L MA DE~
STO0CK. ITY A PAIR.
lW.SFlRVE~D FORI NOTICc
STrOuK