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8 AND HERALD. -WSBORO, S. C. December 15. 1 1 1 1888. YNOLDB. ) ..S. A. DOvEA s D, JUNE 8, 1884, has been selected for holding the Republican National Conl. vetion. The placo of'assemblago has yet been decided upon. TrivE preparations are being made -he execution of O'Donmel on lay next. The doomed man will ,tless suffer death and no iiter lon will save him. A LL of the new county schemes in the Legislature have beeni at last de feated, and it is now certain that no -low counties will be formed at the present session. .N Iowa editor retires from the 'istic field and concludes his ,ry in these words: "No true . can edit a newspaper." Per the conscientious gentleman would find congenial work In the legal profession. A ITALF dozen or more bills have been introduced in Congress to date to abolish tile internal revenue system. Why theso persistent efforts to relieve whisjkey and tobacco of tie revenue burdens and nothling is being said about a reduction of tile general high tariff laws? There is "something rot tenl ill Denmark." WE are glad that the Legislature has seen fit to pass in substance Colonel HaskelPs bill modifying the punish imient in cases of arson, rape and bur glary. The action of our law-inakers will meet with approval at the hands of our people, and we doubt not that tile courts will now be better able to mete out substantial justice to parties convicted of tile above-namned felonies. CInAiLEs A. DANA, of the New York Sun, ia juat mad enough over Carlisle election to the Speakership, and day after day writes of tle certain defeat awaiting tle Democratic party in th< presidential cainpaign of 1884. This I the gospel according to ana, bu everybody knows that lie is not tin best political miarksman in the coinn try, and just as often misses as he hit the target. A mvoicI. reform league hats beci organized ill Ohio for tile purpose o checking the divorce legislation of tha State. Divorces, it is claimed, can b( obtained in Ohio for almost any trivia cause, and( thie mtarriago tics are bu1 loosely and irreverently esteemed The organ izationU is comp losed prinuci pally of miinisters ini various braniche: of the Protestant and of men promni nonut and influential in the politicai No more importanlt mecasure in it bearings, socially and mlorally, hats ye beeni brought to (lie alttcutioni of th~ General Assembly thanii the onc look in~g to at re-eniactmnit of the divorc3 law. Ti's qulestionl is now before the' body and wvithini a few (lays our lan makers will pass upon the wisdomi o folly of its eniactmient. To the iti quiry, What shoul be done? thi press anid the peop)le are entitled t speak, and to speaik what is eSteemle the wvisest and the best. We hone anid revere (lie timie-sancetionled sent' mienit in .South Carolina that wbrha "God has joined together let no ina put asunder," andl perhaps its fostere and cherished existence has throw around the marriage vows a sacrei ness here not everywher~e to be foun in tile country. But after all, a cahi amid thoughful conlsideration wvill dii close (lhe fact thant upon lie subject< divorce, as up[onl all others, ani erre~ upon the one extreme is neccessaril fraught with tihe like evil conseqnt -nec as an error commliitted npon01 the othe1 And (lie adlvocacy of "no separatio for any cause" stands about upon plamne, therefore, with the practice < granting divorces upn)1 trivial and~ ii significanmt comnpinmts. A happ) goldemniean bet weon thle 'xtrnm right and1( left positi ons seemls to be thi more tenable, thle miore consonant wit the dictates of reaison,, coinnnoni senls and1( experienice. 0f course we 1a1e utC p~rep~ared to lend supp'ort to thme pai sage of an act, tha, woul shake th1 founmdation of thie famiiily governmi and~ tiamnple under foot thie conmjnigal ties. We urge and maintain, an aeriously too, (lhat a sepalrat ion applros cd amid sanctioned by (lie law iunde (lie proper himnitatiomns aiid restr'ictioi tends rather to protect thuan to lin~pal (lie acrednless andl bhidimig force < the marriage contract. it "tends t p~rotect rather thiani imnpair"', inithat . reqireis at strict and pr'operi adhlerentc 0 ~to the terms of (lie contract-an hione .discharge of duty from hutsbanid n T i irom wife alIke, so long as (lie relb tionshipe xlsts. It-simply means thait at conitract esteemed by (lie partjes 1111( by (1 P ~~~ laws of (lie State, shall b~e mutuall obligatory upon1 (lie parties therlet< anid that willful and deliberate violi tions by the party of thie first pat shall be esteemed cause sufhlclemit f< j ~the demand of a release and1( dischuar. from Its obligationis by 'the party < the secoind ptlrt. - Could such ain enactmnet wi sut an imperative and earnest demand ft * nutuality do violence to (lie marring ?s? Om ihe contrary it could ll eteach thme legal lessons to aill (hi lItty and privilego nust go haid ini I land, and that tho disregard of the one cenioves tlie right to the enjoyment of the other. But "no separation for my causo?" Conjugal love and conju gal fidelity are the fountains froin yhich must flow the peace and domes lie felicity of the marriage utilon, and rneo the spring waters are poisoned nd the stream, once the beautiful, limpid, laughing stream, swells Into the angry, turbid torreit, and in its hurrying iadniess overleaps itself, atud upon Its frightened banks wrecked lives, blasted hopes and dead hearts in awful lcaps lie buried. The purity of the first love and the fidelity of the one to the other must be sacredly pre served, and when not, the picture of the direfil consequences cantinot be too highly colored. What remedy then for conjngal hate and coijugal infidelity ? None ait all, they say, but to live on in the shame and misery of another's makingl IIn justice it should not be, and certainly it lends no teiderlness and no sacred ness to the iiiion, and nio happiness to either offetnder or the ofiended I Then, why not at divorce, 'whenl the accolI plisiIment of tile ends of tie union has been placed beyond the pitle of possi bility? We should advocate the ex treme reme-ly only in extreme cases, and iwe hope tle Legislature will so provide. Certainly it caiot be nec essary to jumllp iloll tihe old South CaroliIIa doctrine of "no divorce" to the New England rule of "divorce for every tli Rig.'' Whuat, will be done with the measure now pentding It is impossible to say, but we cannot think its passage would be i step backward. -Th1e 1Cdepression in the cottoll Spil lilg )Ibuisiness Seems to be only tempo rary. A lirge compaiiay flor matmi ti turnlig is heilg orgamized, ill Cincmiati an1d at lIew eIter'prise is looked fIr inl Augfusta. TRIO Old Men'1s 11461n1e. One of the imust benlelie it eharities ill existence ia that whvlie provides a resting Ilacee for weary- an1d wornt out old Ienl. Tiey have inniy hifirmlties and disellses, onIel of the ust common of whilch i rhelt matisim. Just here coines Li the advant age of Pitnny DAvis's PMiN KJ.l.En, which hts relieved mitiy an old man by driving iway the most severe rheuimatie paills. ONCE MORE. Now that, the cotton is about all ginled an1d farm-Illers alr'i not, as busy as tley will be ia the spring, we stggest. that. they brling ini thieir gills to bie repired lini order to avoid hlurry an1(1d distappiol tintet whieni they do0 nleed themu. Wec throw tils oult as a suigge'stioni, andi you1 miust bihune y'ourselves if youi don't JM.~EDT.L~IOTT. WITJTKOWSKy -& t -B ARU CH, OFFEls EXTItAORD1NARY IN tDUCEMENTS TO PEOPL E WHOt SAltE DOING TiIEllt T1IIAD)ING BY MAIL. OUR MAIL ORDER D)EPAJl'T f MENT IS SO ARR~ANGI!D TilAT , "SlIOPP1N(G" JBY MAIL IS RiEN s DEJIED) EASIElt AND) IS OFTEN 1 MOlIE SA'1'SFACTIOlILY DA iONE TilAN iN PEltSON. LETT1ERtS OF I NQI;l tY ARIE PROMPTLY IESPO)NDIED TO. e SAM PLES SENTi AND1 ESTI MAT[ES .(GIVEN. WE GUAlt ANT1EE SAT e ISFACTIION-DE LIVEIIINGl PA CK - -AGES 1FOR1 OVER TEN D)OLLAIIS IN AMO)UNT', FRIEE OF~ EXPRESS r' Olt MAIL CIIARIGES.. 5 'WE K(EEP EVERtYTil11NG TI lT IS NEEDED TO CLOTIhE MEN, SYOUTIIS AND BOYS, LAIES, MISSE~S AND) CIlILDRtEN, JY (CLUDING A COMPLETE LINE 0 L AIDIES' AND) MISSES' UNDE. Y WE'Alt, AND) lAVE TilE BES' .~ DESSMAKINGl ESTABILsl8IMENTJ IN TIIEw SOUTil. ItSEND) US A TRIA L OlRDER. "ISMS" THE WORST " ISM " TO-DAY IS Rheumatism, RHEUMATISM IN TU1E BACK - Curod by PERRY DAVS'S PAIN KILLER, RI/EUMA TISM IN THE KNEES Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PA iN KI,L ER. RHEUMATISM IN THE MUSCLES Curod by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RHEUMA TISM OF LONG STANDING. Cured by PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER. RHEUMA TIC SUFFERERS, buy of any Druggise Perry Davis's Pain Killer SALE kND FEED STABLES. HORSES, MAI ES, 31U ILES. PONI ES. Just arrived, on Saturlay, the Mih Inst., frout Glasgrow, Kentuky, two ear-loalts of lne driving and rhiling IIOliSlC .\N t) .\MA ll8, and a lot of 1tine ituIths. In the lot. a f.-w site4rb1 saddile antl lhrns PONIES, all well broke, sound nd gentle, all of whiit I will sell low for eash, or on thue until next, fall for approved paper, or 1 will take old fat stock in exchange or poor young mules or imares. You will do well to enll and 'sce niy stock before purclatsing elsewhere. A. WILLIFORD. Witusboro, S. C., Nov. 12, 1883. FOR ACHES) 1AINS, BRUINES, RIhEUMA TISM AN I) N EIU.IAIA !! W Ill) Olla, SI. .laeoht's (Oil, Nurtal ginett, T oung A mtericutIA 1,inimen, I iitisht (Oi, Nervt andl iHtone Itiiueiut, Volcanic( l~inituengt, l Iirter's L~eiimenu. t, in Killer, Radwayva's li endy lI elief, II oltmes' I iiiet, Fo'r sal l b McM ASTIEli, lIllCE & K1ETChIlIN I )Isenses. Po'tatshi I tuzetge's, l'orest's J iiPer Tart laung ltalinug (s hobules, Syrup oh 'Ttr tj Syr'tup, lilrtr's latog ltalm, 'Tol uti l Aiverwor 'i xpeto ranth ( erinoni Syrutp . aynte's Expltt orant , Syrnyu of Tlolu ain lied Spruce I um, Sage's (Catrhitlemued y (Catarrht Sih, (Cuubh igartteus, TIuttt't Expictorat, Ayer's Cherry P'eetoral G lobte Flower C'ongh Syrup, llrowut's Mlix ture, lHull's ( otuglh Syrup, IElix ir o Gritnde hua, Wtc tombul's Astlnnta Heitedy, Alletn' aunug I lat, Chlerry Peetoral Witne, 0ot IAiver* Oil, Emnulsiona of (Cod IAver Oil Catpsules of (o :tl IAuver Oil, Iliypophtosphit< oflA Ltimad Sodla, Extract, of Malt ani (Cod I Aver O il, Syrup of the Hlypophite. F"or sale by MOMASTEE, BEIOE & EETOHIN A TTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS JUST REOIVED, P atet. Process Ibuck wvheat Flour, Chtok'e Faney and Patent F'attily Flour, Londot Latyer liaisinis, (1reamt Cheese, P~ineatppkl Cheese, Imported Macatrtni, Imtporte~l Pieles13 antd Sa uce, Imptloted a it Doutestk Sardintes, Sahniont, Mackerel, Cotx's Cela. thie, P'owdered and Cut-ILoaf Sugar, (irat. ed and Sieed Pineapple, Okra and TIomta. toes, P'ears, Peachles, T1omtatoes, Succotaasl and man 11 y oitheru goods In that lIne. It fact. moy is full of Fli I*l ISTO( CK of the very besi tality. I havi e a large stoctk oif lieavy llOOT.'* ats /v. ri sol by .Januaryv 1st, regard~ Iless o3 ithit. Also, hteavy' goodus fori panmts ant( tioaIs. Piee no objtec. I wvat muoney All0 lOlt CASil ON ilE SPo'T. 1R. M. UlUE Y. SEN *T~iE IS McELREE Ra ALAC CHRLST N,.C LARGS STC. LO E TP IE -e THE SOU TH 1ov is the Time1 , t 1, To buy goods cheapt, and to all who aro vcding them we would say that if you vi give us a call we will prove this fact 0 You. CALIVwEL. & LAUDEMDAr -. We have just received a fresh stock of 'rints, Cretons, bleached and unbleached )omesties and Sheetings, Canton Flainels, ke., which are being marked low. Come 11d see. CA I,1>WELL &t L A UI>EIII)A li1-. We have a nice line of Dress Goods of . liltyerent klids, including the best Cas- 3 neres. Look at thei. CALE.LWLE ,L & LAU DERl)A LE. We have a large lot of Cloaks and Jack lt" a great mnany of which we will sell at 1 sst. Also it splendid lot of Blaikets timid - liawls, both common and best quality. Ih ey re very cheap. CA.u..>w .,, & LA uln)xIA1,. Our stock of Silk Ia ndkereliefs, Gloves Collars and Collarettes, amid a job lot o4 f 111 lloslery that we hmave il nill colors and sizes, will pay to examine. Coie and see thetn. CALDW IELL, & LAUDl.L>AI.1. We ask a speelal look at Jr. Warner's CkOcbrated Corsets. Our Coraline, Nursiug, LmIg Walst, are the best and a guarantce for six months given witih every one. CA.DWELL& LAUnMtnArI.. . Wi ask an luspenVtio of our stock of Clothing, all styles, which we are certain are extreinely low in price, from common to best quality. CALW-:.L & L 1>I.:).l,.. Commnon Wool lats, all styles, best Felt anid Nobby Styles, also best quality of Stilt llats, to suit everybody's taste and pocket. Pok'.\.1.I13WiELi, & Li;i1.:i).\ I,.E. We are cemithially receivi iim. fresh lots of Boots and Shoes, itild o11r stock is al ways full, milade up by the best umanu fine turers, 1111d eve~ryN pair guaran111teed to give satiscm-tioi. Best goods for the least pos slible molley. CA 1,1)Wici.L & I.A.UliUl)Al.. We have Just received a large stock (of the best, Ironstone Crockery. Also it lot of Glassware, whlih will surely please you. CA.icjra, & L.AUl)I1LlLm.\ii: By a look into our (SroeI Departniut You will find Fresh Buekwheat, the best Uleese and Macaronli, .) lillibo m11111s and iany other good things. Come mid see. CA 1)>w 1ELL & LA U DEiRD)ALE. We lve too hirge and varied a stock to eimerate, but. if you will come aid see us you vill find a great deal to attract, among other things our New Carpet Ex hilbitor. Where you eni see a beautiful stock of Carpets Ill a very few minutes; which, like the rest (if our goods, are sold at very close price's. G ive us i eall. ('ALI)WELL & LAUD9E1DAI,E. STO VES A SPECIALTY 1 haive in store the laorges.t stock of Cooking and! Ieatlig STOVEN ever blroughit to Winsboro. At the head of the list is the Charter Oak, No. 8, with all the latest ihnprovemuents, including tihe wonderful wire gauize OVeni door. Other sizes of thme same Stoves and Nos. 7, 70, 77, &c., of other lir'st-class cooks. Morining Lighit, Centennial, (Cooks Jewei (rtevol vinig tolp), Improved Lee, Crown, Cotton Optioni, Hill Arp, Gulf States L eon, Magnate, &e.' All sizes (of 11 EA'l'ElfS, for CO)A L or wvood. Orates, Open Franiklins, and10 Egg Stoves fromu SO.00) upi. Stove timings andio parts onl hand orI suplhiedl promiptly. TheIO familiy C(OFF"EE IIOASTlEli supplies a long felt W~anit. 1s air-tight, ando roasts perfectly~ 1 to at pounlids colfee. Will lit anly steoe. Piece $2.00. 1'ELLfOES, SP'OK ES and II UJBS, a full stock. T1o shops I sell very close. Write ocall for prices. PLOAWS aind piow% ladeois. I have at few of the Louilsville' Plow~s that, I will etose out. Will hereafter run the I .EAiDEII the best low-priced cluhll plo0w. Choice NEW CtIOP Newv Orleans Mo hasses, NEWV Buckwheat. Flour, Brunswick and .JUMBO) Hamis, Smoked Beef, Break fast Bacon, Bologna Sausage, No. 1 Mack eral, Messed Flih in tins, Canned Goods oif all kinds Vegetables and Fruits, (Cracker~s, fresh andI choice, Cakes and GInger Breadl. With)out permmission I refer to paruties tnumed below as to the exce'llence of thme UNION ORJURN: Messrs. ,Jas. II. Turner, W. 11. Fle'nni ken, I). it. Fleinniken, W. ii. Creighit .las. Mrs. J. Obear and( othiers. Tw'~o Ilundredo hushela' lIed liust- Proof Oats, just re ceived. J. HI. CUMMINGS. BEGGARS! Wh'lo would believe that we wer he -) gars, after looking over our splenid~ stoct of goods, which is mohre extenusive tand rich er tI anm ever-ando yet such Is time cast'. We have beggared ourselves by hayinmg in so imeh for the tradle, whenu Ehme crops have been so short. Ini the first place, we b~eg thmosceowe us to ('omle and pay up, hereby wve beg for MONEY. Everybodly wvanits mioney, and esp)elally those we Owve. If we, dil nlot owe anybliody andlo could live wilthout buylIng anmy thing wve COME ANI) SEE US, We waint to show you1 the heau itifl tihigs we have on hand, useful uis wvell as eleganlt; fiull lies of .Jewelry, WVaiceos and Clocks, Glassware, Silverwvare, SjAee fales anid Eyeglaisses, L amu~ > oods, Fancy (oods, Toilet. Sets, Vases, Cdups aiMgs Then we will heg youl to [tg. PIlTC1WI[ASE Somie of thiese thinmgs, that y'ou may have pleasu~lre ad we profit therebI y. Nw (1 i the ih lit t For we will sell at ('ost.il lanb low rAther tha~inimove this stoc'k in our~ NEW STlOit E, Whic~h we e~xpeLct to doI soonul after Christmuas. ICONNOR & CH ANDLR.t [[ARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. UCAS & RICHARDSON, LATIONERS, PRINTERIS AN) BLANK BOOK MiANUFACTURElIS, EASr BAY, C11AltLISTON, S. C. - W. STILES, J. PAINTE, UllLEY BLOCK, 109 MEETING ST., ClIm1,.EsroN, S. C. ealer it Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnish, Glass, Putty, Colors, Oln11e, &C. V LVIN It. TIIO31IANSON, (Factory in Charleston.) ANUFACTU 11Ji4 OF SADDLEs, fIDLES, HIARiNESS, &C. I:A1I31 IN SADDILRY, HIARDWA1E, Inmporter of Engiish Bits, Stirrups, &c. 17 lEEITINO V~tECilsO, S. C. I ENtY ST EIZ, Ilporteralt Wholesail)ealer lit OHEION AND DO31ESTIC FIUIT, ,pies, Oranges, lhlaans, Cocoauts, 'entons, Pineapples, 'otattol.s, Onions", E. COt. 31iE1TIN & MARiKET STREETs, CIIAltLESTON, S. C. 1IIAlLESC. LESLIE, IJ Vhiolesale aint letatil Comnnission Dealer in 18s1I, OYST El S, GA ME and POUIlt Y, Stalls Nos. I nald 2 Fish Market. Mlee No. 7 Miarket St., East of East Buay. Consignnients of Coluiutry 'rouldiet are iul solite. Poultry. Eggs, &C. I'erishailo oods att owner's risk after lellvery to Southern Express CO. P 4 ltil)OrillElullO ) & Co., MiON AMElRCIIANTIs.I )EAL.its IN 31ACII NE ElY AN D S'P'PL',1 ES. AGENTS FORt "M\lID OV ill1. SOUTII CORN MILL." No. 165 3MEETINGl ST. CNI ARLEbl.:ON, .1. (C I. Try our 50) cents achine Oil-tie best II the market. FLROMI Ti1 E CLAUSSEN liZlEWINO CO., CIIA IlESTO)N, S. C.: I lave now a Standard liler nuperior to ott LrS, put upy in kegs, patent stopper bottles aid bottles in harrels for export, to keep a lg tilne. Eupty beer hottles bought. Agent in Culumbill, 31r. .1J 11lti Krentieis. C(14iEMENS CLACIUSO -I 'POltT141 AND DEAiE1lt IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIG AlS, TOCACCO, OCERIE11,Es AND ) 'IIOrI:ON S, No 175 1'_AST IIAY, CIIA It1,El2STON, S. C. 0'T TOTIEDEMAN & SONS, WIT OiLESAIMK 0 lOCEI:S, lilNOYISION DEA LliRS, 102 AND 10-1 EAST IA Y STIZ E1]l', CiIA imSTON, S. C. .O Y D) liit(YIl EltS, W.iiolmi:ani: GiHOCEIis, LI ..-01I DEu*A LEIIS. (CO):iIMSSION M~itUIIA N'ITS, 197 EASTI BAY, CI iiiLEsTiON, s. C. S.B. IIOMlAS, AG ENTr, NO. :120 Ku N( STI., Ol P'-OslTE~ I aTV WIND)OW~ SllADES, l'APEli lANO INGS, IACEC (iUI'TA INS, *OltNA(E AD I)' ili(l.ST'.:nv (008 .U . CUDW)~OHbT!i & (CO., SADD)L ER Y WARItElIO0U SE, Ou' 'O sa1 T CI1IA stJ.L E oT 110l OT1EL. EjN ItY H1'SC lbOiF & CO., WH IOlE$A1 EIOlA)CElIS AND) DEA12,EtS IN CAlIOiINA RICE. CAltOIiNA TOLUII TONIC. 199 EAST BAY, CH1AHILESTJON, S. C LIVA GAGE & CO., CIIAHIllST1ON ICE IIOUJSE, Alxtu ET', COHN El! Cii UJnCH S'VligET' CiIA IUllSTON, S. C. A. NELSON & CO0., --WIIllsA,. D)EA L:II5 IN N o. 2:1 I1 A Y N E4 S'i TItE E T), (!IIA l ISTlON, S. ('. W. AIIAlt& CO, WuIOL.sAT,1 AND) J!EETAI I, DEAJ~luiS IN SUIH(1A i'I, IN5'iittU IIENT1s, P~Il:F'UNII~ntis AND) TIO1I.4T A n'TicI~s, Cor. KIng andl Valnderhiorst Streetso. CI[AIRI1ESTON. S. C. ed to frishI *'sltintt.uian'l tn do aill kilis 11013,4 uIldin1413g und ('arpenter All I wo elitiyn-deo'I Io us wvill hav~e W. A. iH0MI:JY, 0-i 25- ::1f \\. II. SM ITII. N.aED WiIIEAT ANI) O9.TN. R)USTI PROO01 WII E.\T ANI) OATIS, .L.Checap for' the' (ASII. N E W . RNIT UR I IOUSEHOLD J.)ECORATIONS. ARRIVED AND TO ARRIVE! BIG INi)UcE,1MENTrs-NOT IN JOB LOTS OF ODDS AND ENDS, BUT BA tG AlNS IN NEV STY LES AN D BEST QUA 1IES. 0 - NEWIN(1 MACHINE, ASG(O) AS CAN BE 3AUE, AND ATr vin1ES iLOW ENOUm TO A'T T1tLAC T ECONO3ICAL TIN S IT --noue prettier. 3 pc s v. ill u1luise v)i. IL wll eoist yo ilotlillig i allin d141 see, andi I Ianot . / YOU J/UN ), tUme aitl troubhil, huy else. heire--vou need not fevel that yo arv e Ul bce. slightest lIMiat.ios to p hi rvI e. 1oget your P iket ra 1his'PUI'I R 1() UT, and coe traighBt throu0Bg FAlRJSTI-CL F1URITI IURIC STOREW. You \Ill Iwt. ,OD JIAH?.Il's /N I/GN 1 0 0 DS a) t the I) IVm.T ~ J:uEs. Theu. WISE and I Ihe L(CONOM ICA L. 'G IET )ll OF 11El E. Oct If; kL\WAYS FRESH AND CIIEAP AT IARDEN' We lave.ju recei1ved a frelshi pply o1 i ESTElN FLOURI f Wall grades. kuld mllore to arrive ill a few days. We keep ) const atly n hlihand SUG AltS, COFFEE'S, TE'AS, SYICUPS a A I1OLASSES. Aimo, 811 EL OOD(.0()S, CANNED GOODS, CaInS, and in fact ever in g usu-illy kept ini the GIto( )CElY LINE. IA((ING AND TIES, lOOTS, SIMl8 AND IIADl)DWAlIE. 4. H. 'HARDEN & BRO NEV( FALL AIJ ~TOK L. SAM\UELS. hIpavea, jstr tnt frou th o rther i n - , I k, ve t , enr . fu ly i le t(liae Out onE0 0 of )he I n i0 in1114 t k I of Io : 0 ver 4roughtt th is _.u ke.It ''invite illy SIto i tn i lr most frie titni td. c alla de:<iai e i c 111 F <.ds I efi o he iin the' i l. T rehse os fee li d t e st. theli tateso ei n f'ttli ons. LadI ure Cordially iv t o i all the w i h- a11t al ilisit il, ( i 'hI S. 'Thend p1 l IllG voDS A 11sete, aIal aItt 1 rc i14 , 1 0 vlo Iw )1ino-1111 4l t Iy, 11111 the li.l di 14111 t ilhe Ei l e i a in' e will li e 1 I e it am-e. tio t e a ll r crr ially in ited to al anl in1 et 1wi1 r aunll. line of P N T Nmeil ais ill N th ig ahandsonn' lu n4 Lxiten .- cllet , o no vetl9s Ill (rable. )*a . 1i44 \ hitt iv.es, a4nd all sty!kt., of I, aves. Also, a ballil111 lie of Ladies' 1111 1 ( ein I 'i w4.1 11 (ao1 ill ( I a nll :%;)d lDlek. A good a r ticle ill 'it 1414 and \14111 l, stitlal de.lt h t filivs' 4441.: wt1.l I V E M r A d 1A I 1 I '411141 ,at islil l (44 ',1 t h44l. No tronthle it) sh1ow good)iels L. SAMUELS. $4'~ TEN TIoUSAND "SUG EN! IEIM.IER'S CIIOICE" CIGARS. A GOOD TEN CENTS CIGAR SOLD FOR FIVE CENTS A PIECE. TEN BARRELS OF VERY FINE P URE NORTH CAROLINA CORN WH18KEY. WOR WhI1 -SK y J 1 mz) enow Waiso. s A/LWA//YS O.A H1MAND. -.AT 13. SUGENIHIIMJER'S. NRlW SHfI()s Pi 1 ]EA OfNE0 8 STOItg 4 OFF FOT.1 NkW YINtK OF MY ST1OOK. J . M . B E A . T "Z . e -