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THE NEWS AND HERALD: WIN5BORO; S. C. TRUERBDAY. Docaber 1. i a Ism. 4XNO 8. nzryoLzs, 01A14. A. DOVOLARA. m ST. Louis Is making a strong bid for the next National Democratic Couvein tion. Not this time. Let's try an other place. Bad associations. SENATon EnmUNDs Is tendered his resignation as president pro tempore of the United States Senate and Sena tor Anthony will be elected his suc cessor. SENATOU BUTLER haw introduced a bill in the United States Senate pro viding $1,000 each to the Senators for the purpose of paying their private secretaries. PROFEssOR SUMNER, Of Yale Col loge, has written a letter showlig the absurdity of Mr. Blaine's proposition to collect the whiskey tax and distri bute it among the States. He says: "Is bad political economy, bad polities and bad law under the con sti tution." TiE Augusta Chronicle talks some what after this manner: "The Chron icle was an opponenit of Mr. Carlisle's candidacy aud policy as voiced by his qinpporters before his election; but because le has pledged himself to a course of coilservatism, and because lie embodies the now organized policy of the Democratic party, we receive his election with good cheer and will support his administration in good faith." It is always wise to "accept the situation", and the. Chronticle does it with grace and dignity. Tiu celebrated will case in which Jefibrson Davis figured as defendait has been deeided by the United States Supreme Court. The Supreme Court sustained the decision of the United States Circuit Court, which wias ren dered in favor of Mr. Davis. It will . be remembered that this action was brought by the heirs of Mrs. Dorsey to act aside her will by which Mr. Davis eamo Into possession of Ills present beautiful home on the Gulf of Mexico. It is well that law and senti nent have thus harmonized, and we are glad that the old chieftain will remnain undisturbed and live out the ovening of his life in the home be. quenthed him by the noble and thoughtful generosity of a true and tried friend. Co,. JNO. C. AsKEL, has intro duced in tihe Legislature a bill mlodify ing the p)unishment for arsoni and rap~e. The law, as it now stands, places both of the offences named among the capi tal felonies, and provides further that in case of a conviction, if thle prisoner is r'ecomlmenmded to meircy by thle july, It shall be the duty of the cOuirt to : enltence the convicted defendant to * Imprisonlment at hard labor for agd dining tihe termt of his natural life. Col. Ilaskel's bill proo~ees an amend * nenit of the law relative to the effects of a recommenldation of merlcy by tile -jury. The measure, if Carr'lied, will, unlder' tihe lcrcumstanmces :amaled, leave tile quantum of punlishmenlt withlin the -discretion of the court, with a mnaxi um of thirty year's' imprisonment ini such cases5. The bill is being vigor' 01usly fougiht by some of thme most ox --perienlced lawyers ini the Ihouse, but we believe all the same that Col. Ihas koli is on the righlt track, anid we earn estly hope thlat the bill will finally pass *both hlouses of the Genleral Assembly. it would be8 but a prop)er lodgment of discretioni with our cir'cult judges, amnd the aggravation 01' mitigation of' ally givenl case would, uder thme proposed anmoendmnent, receive their dume wveight -and~ consideration in mleasrm'ing omit tme punishment to be inflicted. Let tihe penial laws of thme State be0 tolled anid temlpered with tile spirit of hlumnanity and mercy anld they wvill not olhy oplemrAe as preventives of critne, but will tend to the social and moral ele valomn of the plell. - Senator' lBut lnhs ii odumced a bill ithe Unilted States S. ate to abolish thme internIal revenmue systemj. It would be but hlaphlazar'd giuess-work to say what will be tihe fate of tihe prmop)osed meausurme, almid hen- ~ ali of' us shmall await withi som1e little inmtcet anid anlxiety the actioni of time Amlerican Congm'ess 1mn theO premCises. That unlder' tile existing laws a lr.rge surp'ilus of revenmue has beemn amid is now accumu. . lating inm time vamlits 01' the natiomal *treasum'y, is well knmownl to tile reading public1; andl it is equllyl clear that Congm'ess shmould (10 someting to re lleve time peop~le of these utmm mecessar'y governmenmtal burmdens, amid redulce the rate of taxationl to a1 plane with time nlecessaryV expenditur'es of the govern memnt. Jiumt just whem'e to bogimn amid just how to prloceed is thle diflicumlt pr'oblem awaiting solutilin at tile hlands of tile Natiomnal Leglslatum'e. For our part we r'egr'et time inltr'oducltionl of Senatom' Butler's bill, nlot thlat it wonld n~ot inm effect check the flowv of this suripus revemnue imuto thme tr'easury, amid timereby lightenl ill son)0 -measureo tile burmdensl of taxation, but because wye believe It to be a step inm the wrnong di r'ection. The time amay come, ammd prmobably wvil, when~l time interests amnd needs of the countr'y will demand time .abolition of the imternal revenlue sys tem, but tile yeomanrmy, thme mnustIe, anmd the minda lth, oftecunmyi fltow demanding a still greater and more urgent reforn-a substantial- and real reduction of the tarift and relief from the inequitable, oppressive and iniquitous burdens of so-called pro tection of American industry. By this accumulated and constantly acen. mulating revenue this great reforn is made possible without any unecessarf shock to any industry lin the country, and its friends sad agitators urge tie present as the golden opportunity for the accomplishment of this end. But abolish first the internal revenue systein and one of the most important sources of national support will be withheld, and the exigencies of the governiment would then necessitate the continued existence of the present high tariff laws. TIhen, with all deference, we sub mit, the burdens of taxation should be taken off the necessaries before they are taken off the luxuries of life. We need food and clothing before whiskey and tobacco, and the people in their might and sovereignty have a right to demand relief where reller is nost sorely needed i Senator 1Butler's bill may pass the Senate and finally the House. If it does, we will be forced to the conclu slon that our representatives let pass by the golden opportunity to reform the tariff laws of the counitry, anld bring the expected relief to the people. If any one thing iII the future is more certain than another it Is that there will be no substantial reduction of the tariff duties at this scesion of Congress if the internal revenue systen is abol ished. Can the Democratic party, there fore, afford to champion cheap wiis key and cheap tobacco and let the real and needed reforms in the tariff laws go by the board? We cannot think so. The Old Men's Home. One of the most beneficent charities in existence is that which provides a resting ace for weary and worn out old men. 1'hey have many infirmities and diseases, one of the most common of which is rheu inatism. Just here comes in the advant age of PsMuY DAvIs's PAIN KILI'mnt, wlich has relieved many an old man lby driving away the miost severe rheumatic pains. AN ORDINANCE To RICOULATE TowN TIME AND FOn TIE ARREST OF SUSPECTS. 11 it enacted and orlained by the Intend ant and Wardens of the Town of Wilns boro in Council met, and by the authority of the same: SECTION 1. That the time indicated by the town clock shall be changed so as to conform to railroad thne, that is to say the timle shall be twenty-four minutes faster than real timle. SEc. 2. That the police are charged with the duty of ringing the market bell of said 'own at the hour of 10 o'clock, p. in., be tween the months of October and April (both Inclusive) in every year; and at the hour of eleven o'clock, p. im., during the rest of every year. Suc. :3. ''I atthe police are charged wvith the duty of arrestig all pe4rsonis found loitrinsonthe street.s of h.aid Town after ti riging of said bell, unknowl n to the oleeman, and1( who are' unnhio L&o give a satisfactory account of themselves; and shall conmfine alt persons so arrested in :he guardl-house until ten o'ckoick of the follow. nug mnorning, when suchm ersatts shall be broghtbefre he nte an tobe dealt with accordlang to iawv; unless such persons shallh give a bond, wvith good secer ty, la tihe penal sum of twenty dollars, condi ttedl for their aplienra nee before thle Inltendlant as aforesaid; or ini lieu oif such bond shall deposit wvithm the piolleemani the sumi of teni doll1ar. Suc. 4. Tiis ordinniee shall go into operation on and after the 1st (lay of D~e comber, 1883. SDone i Conneil thIs the 27th (SE ~aay of Novemaber, 1883, and with tcorporate seal of the Town afiixed. JNO. J1. NE11L, intendant. Attest: I. N. WITIIEns, Clerk. F ARM MACH INERY!, 1 IIlAVE for sale, dtirect from the manu factrer-, all klinds of Agriecultural Ma.ehin cry, Implements, etc., etc. En glnes of all sizes, from three to one hundred amnd ifity horse power. SAW MILLS AND) GISTi MILLS, Manmufactuared at the Metroolitanm Ironm Works, lichmond, Virginmia. From thet York P'ennsylvania, A gricul tural WAorks-al Ikinds of lmepleme'nts, froum a lieel-Serewv to a Th'lresher thnat will thresh and clean sixty' bushels of wheat per hour or two humi red biushiels of oats per hour. ,Sulky Ploughs, Cultivators, Iliarrows andi I loughs andto Plough Stock,: of all kinds and1( 5zes. Aliso Reapers, withl self-dropper or self-hinder. I aim agent for the DZDRICK HiAr AND COTTONlFRE88, This Press will, with three hands, prs straw in small bales as fast fast as the thresher can cleanl it; and1( wlthm three hands can bale cotton faster thani a sIxty-saw gin cani turn thme lint out. I have also somec of the biest imade COT TON (INS, with all the moiderni ln >rove iments, with PREFSES fronm the factories. I also sell COTON-SEED OIL MILLS. Scales of all sizes, that wvill weigh fromt onme-half pound to five tons. Carriages Buggies amnd Itiding Carts, of all sizes am1( iprices. If aniy person wishes to purchase anmy of the above-nmentionedgoodl the will pes call at Mr. JAM ?8Q. 6AV I'S offiee and leave word with him, and I will call and show catalogues, etc. JAMENM PAGAN, May 17-tf GNT WANTED. COTTON SEED!i COTTON SEED! I BuIwill ayr (15c.) lifteen cents cash ,er Buhlfr10,000 Biushe'ls SOUND) 1)CY CO'TON SEED), deliveredi to mec at this place before the first of next November. Vill exchange Cotton Seed Meal foir Coil ton Seed. J. B. FRAZIFER, Oct 17-x3m Strothers, S. U. STRAYED) OR STOLEN, L'ROM the stable on mi phantatoon, on J2 the night of the 27th o Novemnber, a BAY MARE, about slxteeni handmos high, the left car slily croppe, amnd sot white on one hin fot. Albral reward will be paid for tihe recovery of the amnial. WILLIAM YONGUE, De.c 4-t1x2* Winnshoro. 5, C. "ISMS" THE WORST "ISM" TO-DAY IS Rheumatism RHEUMATISM IN THE BACK Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RHEUMATISM IN THE KNEES Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RMEUMATISM IN THE MUSCLES Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RHEUMATISM OF LONG STANDING Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RHEUMA TIC SUFFERERS, buyef any Druggist Perry Davis's Pain Killer SALE AND FEED STABLES I. HORSES, MARES, MULES, PONIES Just arrived, on Saturday, the 9th Inst. fromn Glasgow, Kentucky, two car-loads u line driving and rIding HORSES AND MARES, and a lot of hue mulcs. III the lot a fm mperb sa(dle and harness PONIES, al well broke, soiud and gentle, all of whie I will sell low for cash, or on time untl text fall for approved paper, or I will tak ld fat stock iII exchange or poor youn, miules or mares. You will do well to call and see my stoel efore purchasing elsewhere. A. WILLIFORD. Winnsboro, S. C., Nov. 12, 1883. FOR ACHES, PAINS BRUINES, [t1EUMATISM AND NEURALGIA! WIZAT OIL, St. Jacob's OIl, Neural ~ine, Young Ameriea Liniment, Britisi i, Nerve and Bone Lilnlment, Volcanii lIl, Brown's Ihousehold Panacea, Goldeu Gihet Ilarter's Lininment, P~ainu Killer Liaadway's Ready Relief, I lohmes' Linhuent Payne's Liniuent, ArnuicauLinimlent, Caplm Plasters, Strengthenhing Plasters, Mustari i'ic IDouloureux Piils. For sale b~y McuMASTrEl, BilGCE & KETCH IN Eior Coungih, Colds and L4ung~ Diseases. Brown't's Bronehial TProchles, Chlorati 'otaish L(ozen ges, Fo(rest's J1uniper Tar ug IlealIn g( ohiules, syrup of rar atuii Vld Cherry, Shriner's Ilalsamic Cougl ~yrup, Harter's Lung Balm, TIolu an< ilverwort Expe)cctoranat, -German Syrup layne's Expect oranit, Syrup of Tulu ant ted SpruiceC um, Sage's Catarrh Remnedy ~atarrh Sunff, Cubeb Cigarettes, 'Tutt' Expectoriat, Ayer's Chierry Pectoral ilohe Flower Cough Syrup, Browu's MIx ure, Bull's Cough Syrup, ElixIr of G~rinide ung lalsami, Cherry Pectoral nec Cot Aver Oil, Emulsion of Cod LIver Oil apsl~es of Cod Liver Oil, HypItlophspit< f heand Soda, Extract of Malt ai( F~or sale by ?oMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIN, A TTENTION ROUSE KEEPERS JUST REC(EIVED, Patenit Process Buck wheat Flour, ChoIce, ennecy and Patent FamIly Flour, Londoi a4yer Raisins, Cream C hecese, Pineappht heescte, Implorte.d M'aca roni, Imported ~ickles and Sauce, Imphortedl and D)omestie iardlines, Salnon, Minekerel, ('ox's Geha. lne, Powdered and Cut-Loaf Sugar, (Grat di and Sliced Pineapple, Okra anud Tomna oes, Pears, Peach es, T1omuatoes, Succotasli md manuy other goods In that lie. Ini act my s full of FlI ESI[ STOCK I of the very besi naility. TO'( FAItM Elt8: I have a huirge sto'k of heavy liOOTE nid SIHOES for women-a and un, thai muat be sold by .Janiuary 1st, regardless of 'rofit. Also heavy goods for pants and oats. Price no object. I wat timioney, tLIL FOl CASH ON TI H l SPOTV. II.M. IIU RY. E Y CHRES N C LARGES STOC Xcv i theTils To buy oods cheap and to all who are needing t em we would say that if yo will give us a call we will prove this fact to you. CALDWICL, & LAUDMDALiK. We have Just received a fresh stock of Prints, C(emos bleached and unbleached Domestics and Sheetings, Canton Flaninels, &c., which are being marked low. Come and see. CALDWEl.L & LAUDEtDA!l. We have a nice line of Dreses Goods of difforent kinds, including the best Cash meres. Look at them. CAI,)WE.L & LAUDERDALE. We have ia large lot of Cloaks and Jack. eta, a great many of which we will sell at cost. Also a splendid lot of Blankets and Shawls, both common and best quality. They are very cheap. CA.DWELL & LAUDERDALE. Our stock of Silk Handkerchleh, Gloves, Collars and Collarettes, and a job lot of -ine Hosiery that we have in all colors and sizes, will pay to examine. Come and see themi. CALDWELI, & LAUDERDALC. , Weask a special look at Dr. Warner's Celebrated Corsets. Our Coraline, Nursing, Long Waist, are the best and a guarantee for six months given witi every one. CALI)WELL & LAUDElDALE. We ask an Inspection of our stock of Clothing, all style., which we are certain are extremely low in price, from connon to best quality. CALDWELL & LAUDERDALE. Connnon Wool Hats all styles, best Felt and Nobby Styles, also best quality of Stiff Hats, to suit everybody's taste and pocket. .o t CALDWELL 4 LAUDEltDALE. We are continually receiving fresh lots I of Boots and Sh1o's, and our stock is al ways full, made up by the best inanufac turers, and every pair guaranteed to give , satisfaction. Best goods for the least pos I sible money. CALDWELL & LAUDERDALE. We have just received a large stock of the best Ironstone Crockery. Also a lot of C Glassware, which will surely please you. CALDWEL.T. & LAUDERDALE. By a look into our Grocery Department you will fnd Fresh Buckwheat, the best - Cheese and Macaroni, Jumbo Hams and many other good things. Come and see. CALDWELL & LAUDERDALE. We have too large and varied a stock to enumerate, but if you will come and see us you will find a great deal to attract, among other things our New Carpet Ex hibitor, where you can see a beautiful stock of Carpets in a very few minutes; which, like the rest of our goods, are sold at very close prices. Give us a call. CALD WELL A LAUDERDALE. STOVES A SPECIALTY: I have In store the largest stock of Cooking and Heating MTOVES ever brought to Winnsboro. At the head of the list ls-the Charter Oak, No. 8, with all the latest improvements, Including the wvonderful wire gauze oven door. Other sizes of the same Stoves and Nos. 7, 70, 77, &c., of other first-class cooks. Morning Light, Centennial, Cooks Jewel (revolving to >) mrvd Lee, Crown, Cotton Option. ti1Arp, Gulf States Leon, 'Magnate &c. All sizes of HIEA'I~EERS, for COAL or Iwood. Grates, Open Franklins, and Egg Stoves from $6.00 up. Stove trimmings and parts on hand or supl)ied~ promptly. VTe family COFFEE ROASTER supplies a long felt want. Is air-ti ght and roaists perfectly 1 to 3 pounds coffee. Wviill ft any stove. P rice $2.00. FELLOES, SPOKES and HUBS, a full stock. Tro shops I sell very close. Write or call for prices. PLOWS and plo0w blades. I have a few of the Loulsville Plows that I wIll ctose out. Wvill hereafter run the LEADElt- - the best low-pricedl chilled plow. Choice NEWV CROP New Orleans Mo lasses, NEW Buckwheat Flour, Brunswick and .JUMBO Hlams, Smoked Beef, Break fast Bacon, Bolognta Sauasasge, No. 1 Mack eraul, Messed Fish in tins, Canned Goods of all kis, Vegetables and Fruits, Crackers, fresh and choice, Cakes and~ Ginger Bread. I i thout per mission I refer to parties - namledh below as to the excellence of the UNION ChURN: Messrs. Jas. B. Turnier, WV. HI. Flentni ken, D). 1R. Flenniken, WV. B. Creliht Jas. A. Brice, W. J. Hlerron, Samni. 'atieart, Mrs. J. O'bear and others. Two Hundred bushels lRed Rust-Proof Oats, just received. J. H. CUMMINGS. BEGGARS! IWho would belIeve that we were beg Igars, after looking over our spletndid stock ofgos hc is nmore extensive and rIch-4 erta vr-andl yet such is the case. We have beggared ourselves by laying in so mutchi for thae trade, when the crops havec been so short. In the first place, we beg those owe us to comte andl pay up, hereby we b~eg for MONEY. IEverybody wants muoney, and~ especially~ those we owve. If we did( not owe anybody - anad could live wIthout buying anything we wouldl not wvant money.] COME AND SEE US, Weo want to show you the beautiful things we have on hand, useful as well as ele anit; full lines of .Jewelry, Watches' anK Clocks Glassware Silverware, Spec- - tacles and Eyeglasscs, Lamp Goods, Fancyi (Goods, Toilet Seis, Vases, Cups and Mugs. 'rhena we wIll beg you to PURICH ASE Some of these thinmts, that 'ou may have rleasutre and we profit thecre >y. Now ia he ihn to get BA RGA INS, l'or wye will sell at cost and( b~elow tather thati tmove thtis stock int our NEWV STORE, hLeh we expect to do0 soen after CONNOR & CH ANDLER.!0 HAIISTON - ADERTrgggggqg. L UCAS & RICHARDSON, 4TATIQNERS, PRINTERS AND BLANK BOOK VANUFAOTURRS, )2 RA8'r BAY, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. C W. STILES, 'PAINTER, F[URLEY BLOCK, 109 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON, S. 0. Dealer in Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnish, Glass, Putty, Colors, Glue, &c. LVIN It. THOMLINSON, (Factory in Charleiston.) kIANUFACTURY.E OF SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNE88, &c. DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARDWARE, LEATHER, AC., &C. Importer of English Bits, Stirrups, &c. 137 MEETINO STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ENRY STEITZ, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in ?OREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT, pples, Oranges, Bananas, Cocoanuts, Lemons, Pineapples, Potatoes, Onions, reanuts, Cabbages, &c. i. E. COX. MEETINO & MARKET STREETS, CHARLESTON, 8. C. H ARLES C. LESLIE, Wholesale and Retail Commission Dealer in FISHI, OYSTERS, GAME and POULTRY, Stalls Nos. 1 aud 2 Fish Market. )flee No. 7 Market St.. East of East Bay. Consignients of Country Produce are 'espectf ully solicited. Poultry, Eggs, &c. Perishable Goods at owner's r sk after lelivery to Southern Express Co. F. BROTHERHOOD & CO., IRON MERCHANTS. I)EALEIIS IN MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. AGENT8 FOR 'MAID OF THE SOUTH CORN MILL." .O. 105 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. Try our 50 cents Machine Ol-the best i the market. LAGER BEER IOM THE CLAUSSEN BREWING CO., CHARLESTON, S. C.: Iave now a Standard Beer superior to ott r put up in kegs, patent stop pr bottles l bottles in barrels for expor , to keep a ong time. Empty beer bottles bought. kgent in Columbia, Mr. Julius Krentlaes. LEMENS CLACIUS, -IMPORTER AND DEALER IN vINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOCACCO, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, ,o 175 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. TTO TIEDEMAN & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, -AND PROVISION DEALERS, 102 AND 104 EAST BAY STREET, CHIARESTON. S. C. ODBROTIHERS, HOLE8BLE GRlOCEns, LIQUOR DEALERS -AND UOMMISSION MERCHANTS, 97 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. iB. TrHOMAS, AGENT, No. 320 KING ST., OPPOBsITE LIRRERTY, VINDOW SIIADES, PAPER HANG INGS, LACE CURTAINS, .ORN ACES AND UPHnOLsTERY GOODS, CHIA RLESTiON, S. C. VINDOW AWNINo8 MADE TO OnDER G. CUDWORTH & CO., -WHIOLESA LE IADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 155 MEETINo STREET, )rPPOSITE CHARLEsTON HOTEL. CHIA RLESTON, S. C. [ENRY BISCHIOFF. A CO., wHOLESAE GROCERS LND DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE. PRIOPRIETOR~s 0F TRHE CELEBRATED CAROLINA TOLU TONIC. 99 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C LVA GAGE & CO., CHARILESTON ICE HIOUSE, (ARKEET, CORNEBR CHUnCH STREET, CHARLESTrON, S.C. W'Ice packed for the country a specialty. 1 A. NELSON A CO., -WHIOLESALE DEA LERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, N o. 23 HIA Y N S T RET, ___CIIAhRLESTON, 8. C. ~1 W. AIMA R& CO , WHOLESA LE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 110ICE DIRUGS, MEDhICINES, CHEMICALS, . SURGICAL INSTUUMENTS. 'ERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLEs, Cor. Kig and Vanderhorst Streets. CIIAR LESTON. S. C. [IOUSE R UlDING. U1 :N IDEISIGNED AR RPR Ito furniish esthnIates and tob do all kinds lonue Bu~ding and Carisente1 Work. A ll wourk engtruisted to us~ will hav Jii.VI ' ENTION. Satisfaction W. A. RLOMED~Y, MIEED WhEAT AND @ATU. U IST PROOF WHIEAT AND OATS, 1.Cheap fa the CASH. EW FUNITURE HOUSEHOLD DECORATIONS. ARRIVED AND TO ARRIVE! BIG INDUCEMENTS--NOT IW JOB LOTS OF ODDS AND ENDS, BUT BARGAINS IN NEW 8TYLES AND DEST QUAJLITIE. -0 SEWING RAeRIMES, AS GOOD AS CA* BE MADE, ND AT PRIcES LOW ENOUGH TO ATTRA OT ECONOMICAL BIBUS. TIN 8ETS-none prcttler. My prices will surpriwe you. It will cost you imothliig. to onve and see, and 1f1 cannot SA VR YUMQ( lY tsise and trouble, buy k wliori'-you nee4 :iot tool that you are tuider Vie tililitesi obligations to liilrvlhabW me. So get your ticket s9m this POPULAR ROUTEA, anidcowno straighkt trough to the FIRMT-CLASS FURRITURN STORE. You will get GOOD DARGAiNs IN HoNss74 GOODS at the hQWR92' PgrOS. The WISE and the ECONOMICAL GET OFF HERE R. W. PHILLIPS. GROCERIES. ALWAYS FRESH AND CHEAP AT HARDENk We have Just received a fresh supply of W ESTERN FLOUR of all grades, and more to arrive in a few days. We ee) onsaulyon hanid SUGARS, COFFE98, TEAS, SYRIUPS anld Aho, SHELF GOODS CANNED GOODS, CHEESE, and ii fact every thi14 usually kept In the GOOElIY LINE. BAGGING AND TIES BOOTS, SHOES AND HARDVARE. J. H. HARDEN & BRO. NEW FILL ANIl WINTER STOCK -AT L. SA MUL S'' I have just returned froill thle Northern markets, where I have carctully selected aid urclased one of the handsomest stocks of DY GOODS ever brought to tis ulatket. Iinvite mly customers and friends to call and exajuijie mly goods before mnaking their I Purchases, feeling that I can suit the tastes Of the most atidio bus. LADIES' DRESS GOODS in all the new styles and dolors, Changeable Worsteds, Alpacas, Cashmeres, Gingiam, Shirtings, eDomestics, Flannels, , , e tc. Our stock of -PIECE GOODS is comnplete, and at low figures. tt tc Our Goods will Satisfy the most critical demands, anit prices favor the purciaser. These Goods only need to be seen to bo appreciated. P IES TO SUIT r TI MEr ERINTS PERINTS 1 Ladies are cordially Invited to call and inspect our mammoth line of.PNT8. l'here never ha suet, uc a handsome and extensive collection of new and desirable mihades plated on our counters. All standard and Kellable brands. Prices will be entirely sat lsfactory, and the only diffculty thle purchaser nleed experience will be to waske a Htlee. tion'from such an inmense variety of desirable patterns. N0TIONS I flOTIj F:3! Novelties In Nottingham Valencienne and Linen Fichus novelties in Creami, Ilack and White Ties, and all stles of Laces. Also, a beautiful line of Ladies' and Gents' Silk H1andkerchiefs, real '1 orchwi Lace (SPaIU1sh) Ii Creami and Black. A good artiCle ~ in Pink and Blue Mull, suitable for ladies neck wear. GIVE ME A CALL. Perfect sntifacto guaranteed. No trouble to show goods Polite attendnts readiy to serve all visitors. L. SAMUELS. JUST RECEIVED AGAIN! TEN THOUSAND "SUGENHEIMER'S CHOICE" CIGARS. A GOOD TEN CENTS CIGAR SOLD FOR FIVE CENTS A PIECE. TEN BARRELS OF VERY FINE PURE NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHI4KEY. THE OLD CROW WHISKEY -4L AYS ON? HANVDS -AT B. SUGENHEIMER'S . NE W SHOES -AT THEN CoUNR ipoRE GENTS' AND LADIES' FINE SHOES, AL,, MADI OF GUARANTEED STOCK. TRY A PAIR. OFF FOR NEW YONK TO PURCHASE FALL MaY 40OODM. THIS SPACE WILL BE RESERVED FOR NOTIOn OF MY STOCK. J'. 'A , 1-m A TrrY.