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JFhe Advertiser. J. C. d A UL TNG Ti KW F DI TOh\ LAU11ENS, Morell 24th, 180p. Subscription Pvice--12 Months, f 1.C0. PAYABLE IN ADVANCJ:. Rates for Advertising. Ordtn ry vortiseniiuits, pei* sonni .. Ono ln> - Hon, fl.fr); < ?eil BU? . -, . tion. 50 cent .. Libera) reduction made for lain vertlsemotitti. 0. c oAiil.i \'. . A i o.. Delegates to tho Coming Con vontlon. Judging from tho tono of our State exchanges, it seems that a>i Agricultural Convention will soon beheld. Tin; exact object of this convention is perhaps not known, but we can see no harm lu thc farmers organizing an agricultural association, lt seems n move in thc right direction. Similar or ganisations in other .States have been successfully managed and proved to bo beneficial to farmers. Several years ago the order of Orangers was very popular, and secured hundreds of thousands ol' member.-', but this organization hos , well-nigh died out, simply because i lt undertook to do more than ii could reasonably hopctoaccomplish This should bo guarded against in thc convention which is now called. Letthoagrlcultu a"stscon e together once or twice a year, or ns often as practicable, lid them dis cuss topics relating t?> udvanced agriculture, find mit the latest methods in agricultural economy and urge sueh legislation as Is deemed necessary to advance their Interest. Local clubs can bo in valuable auxiliaries to the State ?Assembly, and In this way all that is desired can bo accomplished. ? But ill order to make this conven tion what it should be, it is of the : utmost importance that care should be exercised in selecting tho ?lele gatos from '.he various Counties, j We presume Laurens County will : be represented. We have farmers In this County who are live, wide awake, progressive, intelligent and second to none in tho Slate. Wo have men who are not only suc cessful In every sense as farmers, but withal, tiley have judgment to discriminate and accept ?oily that which is good. Fogylsm. As a State, South Carolina has many marked cha rael eristicts, and one is her veneration for gray hairs. One of our contemporaries recent ly, in a very satirical article, denoun ced a prominent healer, because, forsooth, ho i- "a young man, whose beard is scarcely grown." Old age te ven era and wo shall always respect lt, bul tho idea thal all young mon ave fools, i- ono th ul does not commend itself to our wu* of thinking, in some places the young men are push', d forw ii rd and are allowed to occupy sin h post th cs us their ability justillos, and it fre quently happens that such sections give evidence of a high degree of progress and prosperity. Nol so in South Cand?na. We -peak not on ly with reference to politics, bul in every avocation, young men arc looked upon with distrust. It matters not what may lie his qualifications in other respects, a ' man cannot hope to achieve j anything hero, until he has passed ! the meridian, his locks aro hoary, ? and he has entl red on the dark side of lifo. It sometimes happens that "when age ls in, tba w it is out." 1 Experience ls an excellent teach er, hut it should be remembered that some men prnllt but little from ' it, while others learn without it.. Let thc mendiant, lawyer, doctor, preacher, politician and mechanic be Judged, not \>y their years, but by their real worth and work. HON. W, II. PKUUV luis written a letter to thc Free Trade Club, which ! we publish elsewhere, in which he expresses thc true position of the i democratic party towards the tarin*. ! It hus never favored absolute j free trade, nnd so bing as the poe- j pie aro ta.xod to pay millions of dol lars to federal soldiers who served in the late war, they will never fa vor it. Money is requires to run | thia government and until a more practicable mode of raising it is offered, we will continue to advo cate a tariff. -An editor might ns well make up his mind to be ubi sed by a cer tain classof people. There are some persons who aways abuse editors When they cannot use them; and Whenever you hear a man abusing an editor, perhaps Ff y< i; know ali the facts, yon w ould find that the abuser has tried to use the abused editor and failed. These t hing-, of courae, are unpleasant, but an edi tor who doo hie duty, doesn't bj' any means get to Heaven ''on flow ery beds of ease." Toe only proper rule of conduct for him Is to do what ls right, and leave the results to be taken care of by dio4, Agricultural Club Organized. MK. Km rou:-Will you please publish the following UU(1 oblige: At a mooting of the citizens o? Jacks Township, hohl March l>th lHso, to organize un Agricultural Club, thc* fellowing otUcors wore elected, vi/.: .1. A. ?lone, President; |). T. Co pc lt gul, 1st Vieo-Proshlent ; T. NV. Weir, -J.ul Vlei -I': esiiloilt. Thc election of fid Vlce-Pro.ridout wau po.it po ned until thu noxi regu lar meei lng*. Tho president ap pointed the following us u commit tee to frame u Constitution ami By-Laws be* thia Club, viz: T. NV. V. .-ir, .1. I'Mloll mu? P. M. Selah r. ; On motion, Snrriis was appointed for our regular meetings, ami that (Saturday beton? the 2d Sunday of ouch month be our regular ?!.iy-< of mi . tiny. Theil th?-y weat into un election for fl vu delegates te. rep resent this i lui) in tho County Con- j volition, provkl d til" County Con vention i . called and meets h 'ore (Iiis Club moots again, vi/.: P. M. Set/dor,.(. C. ii;'!!. T. J. Duckett, I). T. < ?opt land ami T. NS'. Weir. On motion, t'ie proceedings of thi mooting was voled to be published in th.' county pipers. Adjourned. W, A. YOUNO, Sec'y. Suminarv of til O ?luir Bill. The education bill ns it passed the Semite provide.- that - Por eight year- alter its passage there shall be annually appropri ated from the Treasury the lollow ing sums in nhl of common school education in the Stales and Torri torii . mid the Disi riet of ( 'olum bin and Alaska: Ptrst year )|?7,000,000, second year $10,000,000, third year $10,000,0 H), l'on: tb y.-ar $ I ?1,000,0000, ll Ith year ipi 1,000,000, sixth year $1), 000,000, seventh your 4?7,000,00'0, Ililli eighth year !j?">,000,000, making i;v v, 000,000, besidos Which Hiere ?s a 1 special appropriation of $20,000,00? to aid lu tho erection of school houses in sparsely settled districts, making tho total fund $70,000,00 . The money is given lo tho ?ev oral Stat? - and territories "in that proportion which tho whole num ber of persona in each who, being ol'tin? age ol' 10 years and over, cannot w rite, bears to to the whole number of such persons in the United states," according lo tho census of ?880, until thc oonsu - ligure-ol" I SOO shall bc obtained, and thea according lo tho latter figure. In Slides having, .-"parale schools Tor w ?lite and colore l chil dren the money shall bo paid out 1 in support of such white and colored schools respectively in proportion thal white and colored children be tween l<i and 21 years old in sn.-:, siate hear to each oilier by the cen-us. No-State is to receive tho benefit of tho Act until Its Gover nor shall iib- with the secretary of the interior a statement giving full Statistics of the school system, at tendance of white and colored children, amount of money ex pended, &c, tho number of schools in operation, number und compen sation of teachers, eve. No State or Territory shall receive in nay year from this fund moro molloy (ban il bas paid out Hie previous year from its own revenues for coundon soho ?Is. I f any Stale <?i Territory dei lines to take it- -bare of the na1 iona! ; fund, sueh share is to be distributed among thc States aeco|?tlng tho : benefits ol'the fund. If nny Stab? or Terri*.'e.-y misapplies Hie fund or fails to comply with the Condition , it I uses all subsequent apportion ments. Samples of nil school bool*, s in n io in tim common fchoolsof Ihe j States ami Territorios si!;1i! I, fib d viih. the secretary of the interior, ; Any Slate <>r Territory accepting i the provisions of the Act ttl the first . '.sidon of it. I legislature after i the pa --age of the Act s?mil receive I it-; pro rda -liare of all previous annual appropriation-. Congress 'i reserves the righi lo alterer repeal i the Act. Tho bill now goes to tho House I of iteprotion tnt ives for concur renee. Will the South Send l's Grapes There seems no end to the re sources of the South, now that thc natives have got into the habit of looking for them The latest dis covery, of which WO learn through tho Charleston Xe ivs and Courier, is that grap.-- may bc easily and profitably grown m South Carolina. We do not mimi adding to this In formation hy Hui statement that ff Soul) Corot inn will select proper varieties of grapes, instead <?f plant ing only Hie hard-hearted kind that infest Northern nurseries, she can sell her entire yield in New York nf prices Hint \V111 pay n handsome profit. The large, rich gropes of Sou toi n Kuropenro -..bb ni seen here, except when grow n un der glas-, our season being loo short to ripen them; a few come from California, bul freight rale-, make thom taste too IllUCll of gob! or sil vcr. South Carolina's sn ni mw should be long enoug to ri j ion t bein ; at any rate, tho experience' will no; cosl much.-New York [Jerald, Tile Fertilizer Tests. Hon. Janies N. Llbscomb, Master of the State Orange, is about to is sue a Circular to the farmers of thc State calling their attention to "the circular Of directions for farmers taking samples of fertilizers, mid most urgently urging a strict and careful compliance with all tho minutest details," as "too important u matter to bo neglected or care les ?ly done." The object is to Induce thc farm ers generally to posso.-s themselves of the proof of the quality of Hie fertilizers actually used by them, so that In ease of issue Ind ween them and the agents or manufac turers from whom they purchase, they will be able to produce such evidence of Hie quality ns will lie authenticated by the state chem ist and available In the courts. Rook nm r/rroot. Logan's Statesmanship. Tho Black Warrior Assaulting tho English Lnnguago in the Senate. [Xet? York Tribwu . Jan. jr>. /.s'7J.] | Pranced there In upon the arena of ?he great debute, Uko. n trick mule ll) :t Circus, er a spavined nightmare upon tho 1 ruck ol n beau- j (?flt I di cuni - ? ?egati| of Illinois, j There \... i o vision . V mutuelles eye- ! brows und halv ;?: 1 <.?I on each o.tmor j In nnh'Sjii lor 6 bra nfl libing of| n rm ?i a r>. 1 und stridulotis v. ar-, whoop; ami much IVH Htotigh .t pis til ri of the Doot'ilohl mas;uicre hail stepped oui from the pages of our early history, Logan t<<? 1-: Hie American somite by Its lurg , capa cious oar. An t I!.en he weill for his mother tounge. Ile smote ii righi and left, hip and thigh, und rdiowed no piercy. Swiging Hie ' great broad-uxo of lils logie high in j lill" ?i . tin ned i; ero H fell, mid with i hammer side struck Hie language of sixty milli ?ns of people fairly in the face, ?;.n<l mushed ii beyond ree oguitioii. I nder his stroke the floor of the American, fie not o wes sputtered with the remnants of a once proud vocabulary, tm Imo.4 ea gers, door-keepers mid pages were j covered from head lo foot with Ibo spray, lu tl: > rearful two hours which followed tho first roar of \\u< j oration till Ibo parts of speech wore ! routed mid put to flight. There . were orphaned adjectives und wid* J oweil nouns; bachelor verbs tiri ven ; to polygamy and polygiillious verbs ; I -ft lonely ; conjunctions dissevered, prepositions scattered, nd verbs di - hoveled mid distorted, mid syntax flung into wild disorder. It was ul day for Logan. Ho set hi . teeth Into t!i . language L ns the untamed tiger of tho Jungle takes between lils niouHi ami pa > the* wen ri ag apparel ol* the way farer mid the ripping of it was in trtl through all thc forest depths, II rt v rbcratcd lo the other end of I lim ':t<?l ard whiggish Kopre s - (a Ives lifted up their eyes ami I ?ned to tin? roar with terrified e, S ?me slarled for thc scene, j '..ti ?io told Hie cnn." of Ibo dis- j Uii'bances lu the brief eommunica .i n. .. hogan's up" turned buck w ith : full u-ixu anet' Hitit they could bear IVbni thill end of the capitol all Hitit ! was worth hearing. So thorough I two hour.-: Logan swung lils beauti ful arius over Ibo heads o the Sen ate li'.? c thc booms if a government derrick, while his diin churned th language like a pole- driver in a heavy sea,-and the ba If I ed reporters m id" wild plunges With thou* pen cil'- to gather up his regurgitations fer the printer. Alli Logan is a great man-:.. statesman. When he throws hiv intellect Into a question, w tether it is of finance or soil-g ivor nm cn I, n of sticking to the s;.?p. sometido has got lo collie. Ard you uia> lawns know where to find him- -lo wit, where bc has always boen, drawing pay from the Uovcrnmoid in some capacity. Ho lacks on! , fifteen or twenty things of being an orator, l ie bas lungs, Grnpo-Gr?wi ra' Maxims. I. Prepare th . groan I Pi Hi . till ; : ni.i:. : l:? tho spring. (live tile sim pl ell ly of m II I nure, Old and Well Iccpnipcocd, for 1 fresh immure excite Hie g row. Hi bul dot . not munni . it. i a. Luxuriant growth dix n d ! t? ...tire fl ..it. ! I. Dig dee;., ami pjmd shall ,\V. i Young .vines pr duce beauHi'nl fruit, bul oil vi:;... produce thc : richest:. Prune in iiutumu t > insure I growl h, but i:. spi ing to hi; ure .? ..it , fulness. 7 Pllllll yolir Vines before \:>;t ptit tip trellises. 8. Vin .:, like old. soldiers, should lin ve good arms. # Prune spurs io ono developed ; bini; lor tho nearer the old woo:!. Hie lilgher llavtircd the fruit. 1 IO. Too.,, who prune lo;;;r mtisl j soon climb. II. Vine leaves love the sun ; ti'' ; fruit the shade. 1 12. !?:. erv leaf has n bud al the base, ami cither n branch or :. ton drill opposite it. ld. A tendril! i- an . ! ortivo fruit branch; rt bunch of I mit, a pro ; duetive tendril!. - An Interesting relic of Slr Waller Haleigh is presently to bo sold In London l?y a well lt no wu firm of auctioneers, It consista of Sir Wnlter'j original tobacco i lj?e : which is said on ..certain aiciiiora ? hie occasion to have sn excited tin disgust of Queen Kllzubi th. A tho same sale a sword which onco belonged to Lord lit 1 ward IV - jr raid, Hie loader of the rebellion of i v. ', ls also expected to bc ; ut ; up. Tliey n ero Hie property of tho late !! iv. Dr, Foligan, who had fojjnie i a rem nrk^iiblo collection of j curiosities of all .-;orbi. - A dog In Nf ow York saved the , U v J of an entire family on Sunday. flic house was on lire and njl Hie people were a loop, when tho faith ful animal leaped on his master's bed and excitedly licked lils face until he awoke. Tho man bad barely time to woke iii? wife and children and escape. -"How old nre you?" asked a Justice of the peace of Jim Webster, I Who.Was lintier arrest for stealing I ''hiekens. "I dunno," said the darkey. "Where were you born?" "What am de use ob my tellin' you'nout my buffday? You nin't gwinc? to muk'? me no bufftbiy pres ent.? Bishop Hargrove bas been on a visit to Colorado in connection with some Important church nut ters. -Of our delegution, Tillman, Aiken, IL nipbill ami Dargan nre opposed t ? th? ill.iir Lill, willie Dibble Is ld favor ami perry dottht ? ful. Our ConyvoKsmtin Spca Representativo Perry SottUd o', ti? Vaiiu"! lBeuu. 1 IoU8tt OF R I*, Mil K.sr. XTATt VI?, I NV ASM i \< ? "> < ? N , Mardi 8j i tl.j li. Menus Dave, ('hal IOU.I Kx ecillivc Udlllmil iee Pi'00 Trlldo A:?- j BOC i at ion ol* Soul h Cur ?ll nu-Dem?. Sir: Your I'uvor ?>f tho 1th lin*', is io I hand, und its contents hu vt? re cloved my et? lieus eona'tdoralion. NVliUo theoretic '.'.? ... i r e Trader, i !?"lii vi:i iInti every inun should hiivo ti!" rii ;?it lo inly whore ho olin s"l! d wi rest-, I mn not prepared to s>uy til;: t ' in' t. J ti* Hr' ii} ?MM'Mi j cable or dosiruble w Ibis lime, i j um not prepared i ? say that tl??* { burdon of tllroul luxation by which tito revenues of tho Government would havo lo I:" rai e.I, if v e li.ul" absoluto free trin.lo, would not be greater upon ;? State si-United a-; South ('colina nov.- i- limn if the rovonuo should ; bo rai ed under a just and vise lurid' on imports. I uni, however, henri ily i?i accord with thc objecta of your associai lon in securing n revision of iii.' pies enl inhpiilous Li ri li'a nd in securing "a I n ri ll' for rovonuo only." 1 know thal some Sothorn cotton munnfaC lurer-i favor such a tn riff lind I be lieve it will bo lo Hi ir Interest lo do BO. The p ross ure nf bulsiucss now up ut nie ns c. member of Con gress, and which i-' likely to exist fer some lim rendors it hnpi.sible fer me to li.\ any specific limo al which I can have Hie honor ol' dis eussnig these mal :.. rs with my con stituent:-, lair I milli ix vail myself of the earliest opportunity of doing so. [los pot ful Iv, NV. ll. PERRY, ? Tho Second PresbyterianChurch ? of Colombia han I? ?...? "evolved" out of i;< . NYomlt'ow controversy. Twenty-on . peiv.oiiH fri.m tile I* irs! j Church were received by letter,; and two i>:i profession ol' faith, j Mes;-. Kl KUI Slcnhou te ami Tims. ; Hin kemi were instalh 1 obiers, a nd Messrs, T. A. MK'ro ry. t T. S. Kinki ad and ll. -. M irk ; as deaenns. Dr. (iirardeau supplie* the jeiijiii of the now church, '?nd will likely become the pastor. ?.Clip this eui and paste il OP. the wall somewhere so yen cannot foi gel it. If n person s woliows nu; poison whatsoever or hms f?llen in te ooavulsioi H from having ovei loaded the omach, an Inst tint a neons und very ofToetive roniod.N ! n heaping teaspoonful ol' colline salt a el .i- much nuts'nid, -ti r rapidly hi i tea cup of water, i i< scarcely down before it begins lo come up, bringing with it Ihe re maining contents of tin> stomaclt. And les! there he any roumani et poison, however small, lei Ihe \ white ?if an egg a.id sw oil o.'l ?butler or lard-everal teaspoon-1 fuis-be .swallowed Immediately I ufO-r vemiling, because lb' >v very ! coninion ?irllele'H nullify a larder nuuilv-r e.f viitiK'iil , o-. s timi I I any mci', ie ii > in j ic . . Stato of South Oar lina, LAU il IO N S CO U M TY. LS COUNT e .M Ye N PI.KAS. ! .Linn.- S. Ci dock 1*1 ihltilV !!. ..< Looma ; NV-, < '. Ll.!'.<.?.: Prodi i i.d; w. Wagner and Ce?vrge A ! Wa tr nor eemjewing Hie linn o'l ? ).'. Y, . \V: /'iee .v I Vi., '?"?te ,-\':i:i ? do I 'ho-pli-t t .. ('?uitp'io .*, I'M win . *..tt. . . \ i. Y Gah?m, Charles !.. Hales, ! Holli -s a \>? .lol- i j ll. .'s; e le, i -iii-; ;?u I rm of I ';.*. Iv. i'.i (hiles iV Co., .loins K.I j ( lie :', ll ?'?..:.! Ober. ??i davin; i Hier, < i lier i ne ! ! a '?iii, on, N'ir ; yini-.i W it kin i, 'I irv Hickok Kilon Ober and M..libia ober, eomprl i- lng the llrhi of <.'. <Hier, s..n A c ... NV. J. hillard; Joseph ? It?'ii-ha w. Tims, 15. I'm'.orson an 1 Kdward S. Allunt, emu nosing the Him of Patterson, lloiishav? ?Co., ! Richard Woori, Henry Hi nrior ? son, Samuel I*, Goodwin and : Richard NV, Badin, eump.e ing Hie linn of Wood, Uncoil A. < "o'., ?coigo Dowio ami Benjamin P. j Moise, composing Hie linn of Dowlo ? Moise, Seo! io ( !, Nash and Dunno H. Nash, composing the linn of Mush ? Brother, Wheeler Mollok < 'ouipany, unir ll. Daer, Defendants-Summons for Itelief, Complain! aol Served, i To the Defendants, above mimed N on are hornby summoned ami i required to answer the complaint 1 in this action, which ls bled in the I office of il,.- < !lorl< of th" ( 'onri of Com men PkutS) be-1 be - aid County, and to serve a copy of your answer lo the said complain! <>n the sub scribers nt their olllce nt Laurens c. H., South Carolina, within twen I ty days after the service hereof, e,\cllisive of the dav of SUCh ser vice; and I? you fail to answer tho comptant wi till tl Hie time fl fore : ai I. Hie plaintiff in ibis action will apply to the (.'Olll'l for the re lief demanded in CK- Cnmpl lint. Cl' .\' I Ni ? ! I A M A it A RlllH,1 Plain! Hf's A tornoy*. Lilted Fi b. 27 A. 1 .. 1 (J. (j. w. SHI.I.I. <?. <\ c. i'. li,s.j To the Defendants Kdwin Bato? and ''liarles ll. Bil les of tho fl'ril of Kdwin II Ces A Co., .lohn Is Ober, llolierl O ?er, Oustnvui Ober, Catherin Hamilton, Vir? ginia Watkins, Marv Hickok. Kllen Obor and Matilda Ober comprising the firm of O. Obor Sons A' Co., VY..L Pollard; Joseph Roil?haW, Thomas lt. Patterson ami EM ward H. AlUint. compri sing the ilrm of Patterson. Ben shaw ?V Co.', Hichard Wood, Hen ry Henderson, Samuel V. (?ood win, and Richard W. Macon, comprising the grin of NVocd, Bacon ?v Co., Scot to c. Nash and Duane H. Nilsh, comprising the linn of Nash A' Brother, and Wheeler A Melick Company, ?limn D. Steel, I: ene Holmes. You w ill take uo'jee thai the HIIUI mons end Complaint in the jfitmvo entitled cause wi i i (?led ?u the olllce of the Cleri; of Coori of Com mon Pl?ns for b?tirent County, nt Laurens Court Home, South Caro lina! on tho 27til day of Fobrunrv, ISHf,. C?NTNGHAM A 1 IA fl BIS, I'l.'intiir.s Attorneys. Msreh 10, \ W. *2 Ot. 0'lurid inui i.urned Matthew -, IVOlli New York, ns Lt agister of I><M?JIH for lin- IHst'rlol <?t'<'olunibi.*-, in Hu' place of Fred Oougbt,18, has eren ti >\ eonshleruhlo diftcussloit, and the gonorul tone Of il ta u<t> ? Verso tu liie np] ointment. soMi-L THING; NEW FOR i Al'UKW.' ! Candy Factory Wo have secured he serviees of experienced ca nd y iiitutufiioturoi's,1 hud opened a Factory ut this pine.', ' where till kinds of condy are tundo from the pure sugar. NO ADULTERATION. In addition to (iii-; industry, wc ha\;e ti llnestoek ol' fresh Groceries ni way* ?tn hand, willoh we sell at Hot toni Figures. despeo! dilly A. II. KULLIVA N A CO. Mar. IO-\2 -tf. J.J, I'M ss. .?. W. PKUUVS?N. NEW FIRM. Tiie old linn of lloyd, 1*1 uss A Co. having dissolved hy mutual eon sent, tho undersigned have formed a co-part tici'ship ?ind will keep a lull.stock of Family Groceries and 'Mutilation Supplier. Wean' also Agis, for Wando Fer tilizer and Acid IMiospnle, 0F ?Mr. Pluss, in htdialf of tho old Finn, lakes this opportunity to extend his thanks for past favor-, tl ld now ?ollelts for thu new linn, ti li herid patronage. nie- friends will pieuse notice that wc occupy the handsome brick bini ling of Mr. (?. !.'. Little, on Ibo cor.1er <<i' Main and Harper ?St roo ts, where wo will beg! ul to?welcome thom, CUV': A I'CUOCNON. LU ur? n-, S. C.. .! m. _'.'.. l?k?ll. HOLME'S SURE GUEE, | MOUTH WAMI AND l/KNTIFRK'K. t'ures Blooding ?innis, Ulcera, S?iro Mouth, Sore Throat, ('louuses Lhe 'l ia ; ii und Purities tho Drouth. I'nod and i. nmmende?! ??v tending dentist. I're pttred hy in-..I. I?. A W. lt. HOLM KS, Dentist, M neon, (la. For sale by all d rim ?it an I demist, and in Laurens bj Hr. I', i). CON Nt JU. 26 ly. ?SOUTH CAROLINA KAU.WAY COMPANY. < . <M a .:* ! NO KUNUA-V NoVKMIt):!. 21?, |s- , ni ti I'Mssei ;< r Tl nins will run as ? I lou a, '?KaNtorn time:" . TO AS'U ? r,'..M i;i!AP.J BHTON. I i S t ( i v. . Ono Charleston 12 isp ni HO:",}, in WIJST t :>.\ I I.V.I He part ('btu lc stun 7'.:<? a m r> IO p n ?Hui I obitnbln in io a m lo no p ni TO AN ll FUoSl CAMl>I.N. (? .- . ii.\ii.. i:\eKivrsiiNDyv.) Drp'l ?'<>]umbin 7 : <. am ?"> < fl p ni ."> -7 p in '. Otto < am h'll 12 ! p in 7 p in 7 >:' p m (M i I . VII. V I V MM 1 lt NOA .'.) , Oop'l l-i nuhm H ?Wi a III " a rn ;: 15 p m I ac . 'ol i nd i-'. '.I '-.'? .. ni 1(1 50 a in lt) p :.i 'IO .\ Nl> PROM A FCl'STA, KA ST ( I IA I '.v.) !?i ;>-.r. ? oltitnbia fi 2/pin inn A .urn -ta IO t e;> i i WRST ( o.\ i ! v.) ' Depart A nett st a t i.* p m , i mo < 'oliuhMn i" 00 j? in < . S . Ki "VJ ?XS ; M ulo "t ''.lu ... in v. i'll ?'dir I bia mid ! Greenville Itiillnuu by train arriving al I lu. lt) A. M. an t departing lil !'. Nt. j Al Columbia Junction wah C., C. A' A ; Ball roi'd by santo train t>? mid from nil juiini s mi n'. -t li roads, I passenu ?rs t .!\>' supper ni Branch ville. At ('litirloxtoii with stenmeri for New V< rk; nul ..??Uli Htcamer for Jackson i ?lio und point*! on st. John's Uiver, TticsdnyH mid Sn tu rda va; w it li ('liarlos ; ton mu? s \ tmutti it inroad to ami from Snvmitudi midpoints In Florhln, tinily. ? i orpin md t '. ut ral Al Auglisln wltl'Olil nil points Wesl Rallroids to ami fekvlllo to and from ! mid South. M Illa Railroad. 'I'llrough points on Barnwell na : to all points ; tickets can bo purehplylng to ; South and Wo ? .. i ? I?. MoQCHF.N, Ag't. Colombia. s.e. JOHN ;*.. PUCK, General Mnnngor. D.C. All n. <?. I', nnd Tlck??l Ag< nt. ( ! lt F.FN. V ILLFJ A COLCM BIA . ICM I,BOA I?. <?n ami lifter Jan. IO, 1880, I'nssongOl Trains will inn as herewith illdh'tllotl ! upon dds road and its brunell! s. Dnlly, except Suiulnyu. No.,68 BP BAHSUNOKU. Leav e Columbia C. A G. Depot 111 I.? a ie , A I i ive \ 1st?.li I 1 lil a Ul .* N ewborry 1*2 ls p m I " NInoty-Six 2 ntl ?> m " If edges 'i "". p m , ?* Bollon I l ? j? m ; " Groonvllle fi .'.."> p m No. M DOWN PAftRRNORIt. i ny?i < ! riH ?i % i i io n i ? a m I * i*.e ellon 11 0.1 n m . ' ii mil 1 s 12 17 p ni .< Nim ty-SIx i IO n m N w berry .'! 02 ?? m M '?; -I o.*? p in * t o inblli 5 l.'? p nt hAURKNW Iv \1. BOA:-. Lon ve Molona ."> P ni Arri von! laurens C. II. n.w i? m I .eave I .a n ''elis t il. F 1 " n 111 Arrive at Helena ll <?' n u li. R, TA IA i ITT i?U|?l ' nd? nt. I>. r.utnwia.i,, A. O. A. Wiliaington, Columbia and Augusta. General Passenger Dop*.r mont, COI.UMMA, S. C.. July 10, IHK?. M \l L AM? V.\ I'llKSS, South Gaily. No W No. 10. Ijenvo Wilmington h m pm lo in p m " Fli'inlngtiui O 12 j? ni ll 17 ji in " Morion 11 .li p m 12 H) i m A rrive Flore?eo ll ->"? p m I I ? a 111 .' Hil ttl tor 4 "VI a in COjttmhl . (? W ni ?Nortli :> My jfo, I .. tv. Leave (.oh?n'iin 1 ?Vi i> m Arrlvo Ru niter lt v\ ;> m Arrivi Flor 'me 11 fi p i ? Leave Marlon ft if? j ni OAS a lu " Kleinimrton 7 <c om ( II ,I m A fri vc \V il m logion RI? pit Pi?Tnhi CliiirlcHton md Cobonbla Vpe i |, No. fi3 N ?. 52 Los ve Charleston ?2fii. m Arrive .' i? :. i p m A rm ? i 'olnmbia 10 6fi fl ni I.oavo e fi 27 pm T. M. I KRHO??, G. I?. X. J. r, l> \.Nis, Gan'b f'ip't. C. y. f?rtil il, Ajjent, Columbia, H. C. HOW TO UM Kil li ALI THE PARTICULARS QJV?H AT THE I^xxmitxxire .PaJace "WJaor? You. Oci.ii IBx?y tino Chea ?st :FurrAlktr? ixvtjao ?3outl3.. Just rX' b:ir.\ls. oflt A Mt?? PoplarCluuitberSuite, IO pieces. fi? o(? Dean tittil Imitation Muhognn; Olia in bor Suite, toil pi?ces ... 28 00 Mi-.: i'.-"ge .Mi: rbi. io;-, t.lie tun ,>itx?e?s... . ito 00" Heil ll ? Itt I Wainui ?? T r r. > K . '!.?*> < * i tm her Suite, ?-n piooCi 4."? 00 Very Iltuult?ome Wulntil Murillo Ti p Suite ten pieces. ,... $">o to $500 Hoi)Lounges, v. ii!) iprl <;v, $-160-: Carpet Lounges walnut frome..* 7 ?0 Mohair Plush Parlor Suite, wuintil frnnm .$:i? 00 Ikulstouds from $1,72 to $loU Chairs from 16c, to , ... 50 00" Hookers with carpets Heats ami l>nel< . 2 00 Thone pricer jus! .sw eep Hu (leek, und even Factory prices ar'? not ? olrcumstunce, ('nil on uu and be convince that this is the pine? U> save yuro money. Fl?^UmOr -to BOWLES, 838 Broad Sireot. On and afcor 23cl inst., nariel OSLOIX tey in tuccGESicn, . . !< Custon ? i s wim will buy *_'.">.:.? w wt li MerolttimllHo. s " ' ? ? " ?fllO.dO " " (J ?< <. .< a $?0.00 M " I " .? ?? <? -ji|,),0) ?? ? .? .. H .. ?jj - ?j.i i. I or i!"T;', w ho will bi ; fri ni Five dints find upward'*. Don! all ''nil ut ff it ni e tin c. . i url f> v< rd KV il v. t v. ill v t !t U 1 J11 ti At Emporium of Fashion. W. H. GIliK'&RSGN i i KN rn TM:, rr KNIT 1 ' ? . 1 . '< . <I ' ! I ?. >'. : f (' 1 : i: ? |i| i arrive I *l Militer A .1 il ni*-*:'."*' ? 'undiuro Store, ?.ii, n 1 ('. !'.,;. t'. Wi . . Ibo ? . ' Wo w iii not be u . : . P i lor niul Chamber Suits in ^utility il : UV.iy Curring ?, L mn r ur I nv iryt t lg lo M .'? 1 . ? io 1 ? . '.bwa ll ..i e. Cali mid , or jon i for ?ul h l : :. Complote eta ol'Mutrosse 1 an.I !*..;* and Sp/ln Ai .0 s ?. .. . * an l Hu gs t '?M-:. j? for 1 .1 h. I 3NT?-w Trolls: Cost. i Th.? foilwoin.- ? > ! . ,1 : ? ? i ?lu nl' r.lt In 10 . .? ' . 1 ' <...i;e i it'*: I ..i I loo' Now III ,11'ketsS, ( lon ks, {? lins 1 . Sk-vPs I.) . -<.?<.J, lina!? : Blanko! -, .1 pan 1, ami our t 1 ire s . ..? :. i;ly m ide C'o' liing. Tho sb ,ve I good.' mu t go: so cn'l nod secure some of th '.>'" mr ; tins ho >>*?? tivy are nil gone. A largo lol C'i?ldvon und L idies Shoos w. ?:.; ri fi 26 A j 1 00 we n .?. elosltig nt 7?k\ M ?n?' enif shi is worth Tl 'JA ? ! 60 closing I tit 70C?S, We ? ll Hie .1 attica Menus ijh?.o? Shot?, ove ry pitlr wurr nted. A'au Minter A Jamieson $2.<"0 sin nverv pair Wan tuted. Cull lind ?cure s <m . of Hi . big burg tins. If you will cull, you will be convinced wo motin oxxctly >vh*i we suv. MINTEP, Sz J ^.l^CIIESOTSr, ILLLWIU Ol? LOW I-ri0?3. '(UUK ONE, COME ALL And see and feel and bo convinced tha GRAHAM &os I in v?p one <>f the Largest ;i lit-sl Assorti d Stocks i>f GENERAI Nr.?CHAMO?Se IN THE DOUNTB Coll und examine our Stock of Ladles' un I <? ?nts' lo^ ?, (Hoves dents' Collars mid Cliffs, Ladles' Jersey?, Walking Jackets, >" Mnrketf, Clonk's, Dress Hoods, Silks, Prints, Hlea -hi TIcV CHnghnms, Shirting, Sheeting, i'otton Checks,Titblos Onmnsk, '1 els, Doylies, I ?In soys, .Toons, Cnssl mores, art I oVoiythin^ gonon k? pt in a flrst-clhss tore. Our/itock of ciothli * ls complete :iii- Henson. ire u . . i li' ? I i o s i YO v ?'i ii . i * ill tills if ? a '.108S;. S?lOS tn ;lits lijfiC H i fi Useles for us !?> sny any; hi i (, for oin imar know Hint we nlwtty keep Hie bom stock of shoes in tov it A i. > s t.e CA l .. - li (lils Hm v i'hi nlteveryb e wish lo "till your nil? litio t ? ?II S. H-,V it ilurt^ < t, ' ''o t turill tit>\\ n anything on tl r hill. Cruet ri? Hi.gar, Coffee, Tnhlf* lt, I . cse, t : :i 'kt r-. . (.num., Ken pu mn h, Hodn, Bluing, !'. pjau, p <. ft hewing T?b :' Mite kl lt 'lol mc'-, ( IfUTS, AC. _(? UAH A M & SPA I? li " TheBigBaglel I you wi?h to QoelxlrrL j^ticJf- ^vy ::r - erl?s low "tor Oaplr:, ca,ll c 1 J. R. Cooper ^ ?9% Hipest Prices -ne ld for Cc ur 1 ry Produoe H^des.'ArXD. J.R-COOlEK&iCU^