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A. C. JONES, EU1rro. NVe,wer' 8.. C. WEDN ESI)AY, A UGlS'Ti 11. 1 S6. I)E:MO('ICAT1l MTAT'i: TiI'f1:'t'. FOR e1OVI l1NUtit. .JOIIN 1"'EThlt HIlCIIAlHIMON. of Oltaroion. 11!lr INA NT-t;OVls:RtNOI. W1LI.1AM I,. JtAULIIN. of G:reenville, !ECIEttA1tY 01' STATE-:. WV. '/ AC11 L.I';ITN1-:1i, ofI Kesha1w. COM wrtt1).1.:n-m.I :N i:.t .. w. E. STONEY, of nerkeley. TIth1ASI'IIEI(. IS.AAC S. 1.ANIIII-:lEG. 01 Ituanwell ATrotN11'-ll:NI1.\I.. JOSxEl'I 11. KA Ill .I-:. ol' $Inter. Ul-II:I I. ND)1:NT' oW 1'1)1t'A.\'I4)N, of Ahhevite. Al'.' t'rANT AN1 1NSl.ToIlt :1.N 11AI., A. M. MANGAU1.'T, of ('orgetown. EIIITOIt1AI. NOTEs. (oilig'es- 1las 110and11trIle. The Convention dlemotlishetl 'Til; :iin. We wondler if T1illm:ati wIll1 Irv :o i - plaiin away his alliance uth1 Dlu 1)ietators have a 'loer s 'h ith: l'Oll\''lllioll Ctl)t ..t''1 of Carolinians. The delegaIe- from Nu I. ri \:e not SO well 1)leared n Ith th Ire;'I'lel-I re'eeived at the hands If "Mi'e'. Save the articles "'114'11ehtld F':."nt milies" for your wives and daiught''r., t hi yi will filld them Valtiable inl hout""eeep lng. W e retIIIru Ihatnkt. to l' r - hh "i t I l I .l el.tr of R:oaroke ( ollege 1 for pa 11 ' co t' - 4 t.tinin, at -('lt e ."f U ri'te "n . :ha. .". ge inoV im- - *f -i *e ' ' h a l . . , ''t,"- ' 1 .1' T hel( 11aI I.' '1. 13: Ii dting the as a rule kp1 t i r - -: instiance. ' we ,.e f . . tlhall thlo-'1 w io li .1.4 of thlem. Wve u'cgret th:at r J r_S. Iltson were defte;ate"id. '. - nattel1y for themIl, their' w'.rthy. ''nI - tot tt got tlle large-I 1 numb..r , of v. -. Col. Cowvardl too), wia; snkowt"d uiler hv an Abbeville man1. Wve know that ('4). lii+'ta-t-onl mult have been elated, whel he rec"'ivedt I he congratullalions of "l. . I )." i nol) donbt carried him back to t h e ihe wh11 St,they eftht fr lIo ta -IiiansIl Eis nd' A frianis.t 11 Wo)' fe r eeul1 ' ha thlat~ "Tillm:ni.'1' famers of the''1 tte. 1They' m'iht have4 tolloed thim farown enuhthoteIl.* for41 , Go'v Sheppard,isI4 but, when they fo.n that1( he hademad aI cmad(ftin 1with Dason. al t run- ti11heinven4i1:P m1 tate, hey left1' hun11 ahnost1'~ a o with copyt atofthei G2e1i.ePt itma 1 taier~i of Marc 1t I ('.11 which fl.m-: tied te following notice: "W' whve recive heCi1C( lrst mune lof' te toTI by T. s. i. & 1iv. 11 (1ree11r W I 1c3 Im..' methe energy ucl'aac of the Stlob''iv )11 lish11er angod trI ltht the'l.i patronage4 til e a1 ie fommensuael'I,i oe," Tis has ofeent mloetha 201l:' year'I ;ll Iand SThei' Stae 1ii )emcra1 tic onent'esion'a. met,c n8o mntd our ei (tamlard hereros atene tihe bus4ileaiinaes for' which 1 hoes. of hav'e'o doubt that50i the1 acioswiepet iarheaprva. the. Democratsof the Stllilat. fhey nonr' tnatd gIVlo,i thce pColn. iichardso ateombgit Ioritoveno, ais p-ersnawll ofnte oftemsy ouarmni.l tur fState , has ten 1'n SatTeaurel sine (1880l~ anid has1 beile 2 oodrd om1' of. the leIngI anate for Governo tmor than11 a11( yearI11 anis a worthy sue cefor of ea' boeror ('eThomson am1 Mr'. ]'auli, the candlidte or ALtieu tenalGvo, is il the preent S enato41'?11 taryo Stt steprsn.Snt from Kershw', tinlegged111C ConfederIl at sder, abandkwll mak1e agd to iceru M1111ir. Stoney the nombe foj)r \iI (trolle Geneal 1as dle that~ 01110ee t two'terms an t11llguid w illrea bo-kep forksi yars( beore ect Cmptrllerli Genera tis tle prsnt SenatooriiCi fie Mre Bmbrg teioiiate foineC forl 'tea feinncir. 8 11 Mr.(RicettI the.peinn vice of the State. Ite is now suffering froml anit old wound lin the head. laid It bcen kno\wn tduring the conVentionh he wout have nt doubt received a larger 'ot'. It will tImhs he seen that there are but t wo ne\w mni on the ticket and they lieve been members of the Legislature for one for iore terms, since 1870. It is simply a i r:.nsfer or promotion from one te.iIrtmre:nt of se'vict' to another We inow tiat tlht'. w ill not. be able to satls i' every oue. hit if they give Lte people of t he St('e au :Itninlistrat ion thle equal11 (if ihat 'r.i:ddt I over by Governors '11'hom1-.-0:n an:?iel heppardi and their ats soc Ilte- ihey n\ ill have every reason fe:- .i or.ai ioia. There is ont thing I hi l:a iteeln proien by th' action of 1 't 't 11on ':nt iln, thlat i-, that wh'len the n-retllt:vl:t' (if the people of South t l'rolina t omt)e tt'gether to conside''r whait i h't to ie dont' for the welfare of :he tate'. thty are gidded by l-l etnt,iii' rvati t spirit anti wisdom w hith t'u'.lt's them to act for the whole State. Nih to remand to the rear those w\1" h ,01ome heret inhuetlitl with slh mt1 iit .s,0 for the purpose of carrying ot it'll. rem 1tma,nlrt. Tii: the represen iv t of t he . I eenville itlea anti Messrs. T ula.m : -n .in son w \ht1 had, it was . l ': .l tub1 ::-l ot defeat:t lhe w\ill of ilte i'e,. ,1:t ha e'tee taulght lin words an :.,? i:n, - ut i:i to In t t'1 a:inl meaiing. .A %OT II l-'-t C'ON 1:%.Tiop% TOb .t Et.1%: I: FOR IIt i..lt Y F41it TEe'..nal . Sh mt'nuitte of the Thinl I.ritt bthl . meet1in on the trIn :u a, :1 th we1r ten rov/c for their h 1:, 1a.1 :if:t 1 i si ng r thle resolll tt b1 . ;1\ b th.-" State emnvention re ha': n l: b t t it:cr, they dletided'l that t1. --t \y to hold another n1 t' ... c. for the primary, 1y W. ptemb 1er the 1st 1 0'e t' .1 asi the p1la.' to n - it wa deidteti ri held at Seneca - ere of no force. r.M:i district or *~'~.:i toc.'n in. ..-.-1-" - . e . . - : : ; 'an V.g .. 1 "' " I1'". . I. .1. :.; 1. ' .r i : :~1' r : a " - - T;- : - - h.. 1.: . e tn.er ft. a h1 i ti a- ommittee gone :h . I ':(, tht a:igem ntsIt r with tl t":Ilil a -wnvontion, ,it the samne I l t"n wv. ; llii th:at 1 -I1ri.-t l'onlstrultin of t he r,- h , .1 n, (Il:r:: that the onl \ ltio n :alot)Ilin. the Samt hL: fix the oneheh-eion hal e hel. W wer at ccirs onlii are still a ~ tli a littl.u that an of'u gt he li m:nle. tol' prevet ta pri nir ill>r thei 01:unIlit Ste f the partyfore ~iit bicetnpitgn,al it, weler Wewre byt the: l' ounty ititit lhir e of Abiille,t feor be imll:iry, as tehi of the-ce cuinties ha aheadly'1'I iX UNiressed itemselves Oni ho' jnion : a:ah uonhul maintain tis l'ilOl1IETlON W \tw in- pre,t-t'nt at thet. Methodist * i1;ure ''n tilt cr.oing of the 5th instant aiii h;e:.rdi 3irs. Saliec F. Chapin's lec Inr :n li1. .mli of pro.hibitioni. We have * iu' 1 lt:,- abn th11 de piopriety of ladites icipt ion. I yet, we make it a rutle nev'ter tt thriw atnyl obhsta(cles in te way oif we'iik u hijeh h:- for its object good, and whih we thlin k t hat work of t his kind ite,wear ptle'ased to say, that the li'tur of Mr it i s. ( 'impin was ais free fr'om thiecti iton as :l?ly it lhas beeii our privi hI: t' o hearit an I we can tinder'staind hw at:u i n-ns t desir'e 1o binig about an imi provtemenilc lt illtin ' he llondit ion of the m)oraIls of Our ctnt ryi, wonh11li binig to thie front te: toble' womenl oif (te Soth. So we bid lher' God lpeedl. Al. pr'esent the comII icilI of Neiwherry are authior'ized to rInt lit-ensest' for' th sa' tile of intoxiea tingi IliuorS :nn1 thle hioldiers of sitch I i*en' hve t h t'ile samie legal right to sell whii.ky, t., als we have to sell news papert'is ; all that couldt be expectetd anti sholie tdemandled of (lie coninell ls tha1~t (te lawV .hall be '. en foirced, s0 1ln as:1 they ha ve tilt piower to gr'ant thiese l itctn se h.lut. t hi' g2ood( peiople of New. say, t hat li'tenlse' shall not. he gr.n.td aifter thet first of net' May, andit if the~ aret willing to ma:kte thet eiiYort, we shall wreced b thei sailoon, to withiholdi 0tn vtoice, ''tit whe a chlange is retally diesir'ed, 1.10on keepert~s, ht, arte ini favor of de fendhiing 1the homIles of ourlt wives andit chibirein. Wemin'ti:ilain thalt the biest way toi piut ai lop to (the' buisiness is; to incu'tlcate(I int thle boys and yoting mien memiinberi itf teir body~ par'chetd to cilsp, thani to ra i-e glass to thir lip.f, but, -if weVt tcan't !2et thiem to abistalin fr'om It, to knhow Ithat hier' hi ir has not only lost ita 5 tolor', butt ist irun ( tldanidr:Y Ye.sucIh wil Hialstim. Myv halir ta new black antd pttifectl~ -cIQleanian glonyS.--31 rs, iC. Sweeny, (I iltiaO. TILE RtELIGIOUS )IENOM NA TIONN IIEPitEMENTE. Col. Richardson the nominee for Governor is an Episcopallan, as is also, ComptroUer-General Stoney antid Adjt tant and inspector General Manigatit, Secretary of State Leitner and Treas urer Bamberg are active membets of the Methodist Church. Attorney General Earle and Lieutenant Governor tnauldin are Baptists, and Snperilntendent. of Etnieat ion icc is an EIder in the Presbyterian Church. The Lutheratns and Associate Reformed l'resbyte: :i are not, represented. Col. liehardson, and col. .eituner Were educated at the South (artt lina College, Messrs. \alnlin, F,:a-lc and Rice at Fituman University, G reen Ville, S. C. Messrs. Stontey and \lani gau!t at the Citadel Academly atid .\ir .1. S. Bamberg, at the private 5el .tols in Bariwell County, S. C.,--: setlf madte tnat. Col. Richardsonl, Mr. \ianldi:, Ir. Stonttey, are Fariner ; Mr. liamberg, \er chant and Banker; Mr. Earle. tMr. Leitner, l.avyers ; \ir. Manihani't, 1'lanter. PROSPER ITY. M1isses UOphelia lHall and l.itla Ktithhr are visiting relatives in town tiii.. w k. Coleman Township, .dgetiehl colnny, went alt1-railroad I:tlas t latn111"ay by i;t majority. Monday againl brilngs ref!restinlg shto ers, but. this time a little cool. and it feels more like the first of September. Hope it may not :at long for fodder will soon he ready to piull. A good r.iin Monday night. The miatch game of base hall bet wen the lart ford nine and l'rosperiiy niat wats played Friday evening, w hiich proved very interesting, so mnuch so, that 1 think we will have several ave - sions toout elub, esperially Mr. It., who beeame so interested that I- entleav ored to stand on his leal. The follow ing were members of tlir respett i\ te nies: lHartford-D rayton Taylor, W. I'. 'aysinger, Rufus Taylo:. ('harlte l'ay singer, l'hessly Cannon. (o. llinter, Walter Ads:ns. llenry P.ysinr. -vi" lthn Pavsingrter. Pro perity--.J. 1,. Vie. 1). S. i: tl-'t , Jt 1. D iaciam. ,lames 11. W ise. -. J.i Whieeler. A. G,. Crook-. .1hutne- S -haum -"rt, 11. F. banknight. G. A. Nom an. Umi'it --Mr. Charli l'ureli, of N. Te by\ p 1Laytaui t n both -iiS. Al iihe tc.: of i,t :iith inn n:: f. r the' L: tr 3'rds i.adhe.i:1 h in ig fr A . c Lora g i out 'p 'L ' . ba h . i g 1h w as a t p h o .. .. G:Man. Sh wa alon in. \c. he.., and\v t?.y suppo s to batti in the mist of cotton =i.. . i co'ois Juliaing .i Mr A. Mb .ots pC. wys ch w bl v,t rt l-, ay inigh that she ried tnaI n w eek. ig. She was a =t 4-11:1 tigt *r oi .1 ; r;lim t. S h e . alone iat teac in :Lo and shosel to e- aNtelitn.ip. breadst ed d Clotf lieaoit aire av.r late tln. T1he famers etack waf well atne one Fida tevenin nhd ate aniae di Mrnsso as etee itchin t wole ein11h ooheueto, No.c is tw-lihe m rft a. to ntiate e tnrin ain ?. After cwhich thea Peollowiironi was ffere andadoped gr: l wtt the lste, Tand if iste:usnsie favohi clubi Cttulonry farmes testuld weiesi lctentgrain fou hmscnmalin:.. omakeda eetthe snrplu aerop.ttaud(1 CiSon. J.*A.SSligh,re iJ. b. heik whole Khlon the W.sons wand Dr. J. lie tie wreltc ted c late, wo tith T. gL. Sheely,iG. M.theefl,wJr., J. .lWheele. wa. o.Seey and L. . olad,altr nates, tath ournty in holn~i Sauday, cheith rinsfthm osinltin: a Mke G.to M.e Girpleaws surevig). lion J. . 51gb,J. W IhriLk C. . Enere Elected delrgte wi.I '. L. CheLy,u G.A O ice r, .o I. Nhewler Coxma . C.,Sie~,ai AugC. 1olah, alter he, toetoso the ycolumbnai aNew Gr.n Cent ralhat nigt fotrvtei. inr poe Cofteleting a ivil wengnekla assitant Preent:Preslen Moselv She,i' ise, O Moweru-, Despor.t& tts an ciluninee, ssrs, .. Jae Gibbe1s,$; TheB Lietand ofharlies ol Eits.zi Thew bwrr a tiedot eteenira m.e t at torme and Mr.l ast brnight for te eet-. wa0s o electfirst asstn civil enineer.( i He rectly gradueat reithe Southla Shel, board, MoterIesite situa-. tionr th roebl,det emine thatos-i work cthe enghicer, Mellrbe teegahed tihs 'mornheagt Chres 0t tElalist Thesi. walati oe bItwen theele two frn andhree lis amely-tghe inrm ier ed.nMr. the C.d rilott and Soite Rille woutelectd thent assbitntocvi hedirier. lhe srety adesiates fa te resper- Un Te oate, te dicuied upoe as the mot teaibtl preeteriself. ,t t hle rctr aece thorouhlyi e,arn et eng ille ill the twor fhwad wt h alrtithe topeedeOt t.Ileeris.possi ble Hailtintg I rs eci uc el to matne rtre, ies S:flud itryut to le1 sife roumai tknow sbit. to t h a dunin recora the surveg an eigt yearts; fydors eh meenc Iv outeshav to bae dhecideaed or leg amotfasied lruse. nsted itrelf otleo Elercters adree oxesgtl iineklienti Arn icad ia'ie. and51 myi ork forwaroud and! wel"Eetri Hitt-r,reo ar oh t tra lll olty entscr atbott-le, andttnrklenu ArnejicanOalviekate,e For the iIl:iAi.i AND N .. Ien4111e I YIr.'I'..1. P04i40'4. (h1 thl f1::lh (if Alrt1-, :1 ,.y crowd nutlt' ively\ the. rl^ 11sie l ' l of M.\. .., Pri:--thle sinal for in/rrt111 "Ii 'in :ulimalin:.: st rai etrin vio ins, 111:ayec( by skillifl h:u,'-. 'Icpitl'= (cl to 'get your iml i" tner, ' I :1so iliekly re spIontle(i to, "naltn i :c ral'itl ci1ippr"opr"ia tion of ;'1; l aI' shalyi- !noklc-h etl \w' I )iiclIIolpny, hne nI o,e . The cliv"alr111- p' rti('nl of I1.til"icia tlolS ex pe,rience"r' 1-rI(l 1iing_ <Irant h:l..- in t rials Iltll'1r "Mon t" raw1 inspir:I ionl fromn bri cht I y t att!bti ' i t d tI' thl ' ,iralOst ic kehli : ha l tt e rei- l wi..i e Sprentd 1ha enma-'.1' .e 1ve h \ 1 lth- ; a n 11:many l brt:e'k (li! Oho-t' 1i :lll .'g i v , linr;n: i1 h1 1 1:h :.v, 1'u= iv f tissatis f:t'tion l,f orig;ina:l 1111ilion. 'IT n snelh :1 tlilt ' r : w\;, jl:rt:lken of nnder'1 th prtalitn; brl:, -i.t- '"f o 'autifll 'lmn.-, laid i'iivb,; a tilt i - till osial l et in thet -hal for1 he' tie bhil. "A bittLe tu' n 11(;,' t7' 1"e :11 " ' 'wa- i nl 'llt inl, illtringi In th y, t a , hl tppy% betl x tillell hteofthte -lark.lin,;t bhrageu for h. othingtiron :;(r, un e a i:1 -11,1!.1n 1t , h lf'lti on01 fior tho-s'e 1l lovely -:1 1 | : :1111, lit miat ter it fair fal'1":: ,i l tlth frton t'excessive he'at iig il: thanl'l. ive :ant pleasant. hreezel - en"nlt to there u . N''lil' eithier was ther'. ttel-t.! "' fal!(' h:allginlg hlarps wo w\Ihm\ n !n-iv' that the busi lII''- w:1'a= 'i I';Itt';lil/t l. .\fte1- die r, I'('l'll t:: t 1 :11h :-.: i.t , I:i -h rltratl\ '' 1c I , ;j .i:lt t! t h l' (' l '; -:t1t.t . a lltl :1 n1111:i.. l .n n e ,1 1: 1 t he e c . t l t 11rl f:lir' hoste(ss dli pll N r l (t elta :: :t lat-t '''naltcftl i atntl ('I1:r:1 in:-; l o : 1'! 1.) :Ill h r g l s s whie e aned .! '!', y li t of 1Hiite \' I t Ii 'l t ! ' i 'V tI I II' t 1t o' rasio'. I:\very 11:!t" \:as ph1'at-,"tl wilh his n1 : hh10) r. :111it t 11n1 'ni'1! -ole's hltal n nii oni \i h mll-i.. t 1;lltrl wast. well 11reseri't d, ot t1al we t h nt t I I' ratjiec l with t her p rt iip: Uni ilt he i:tt'i ----_5. - .I i G L.E:NN SP R INGS. With Iinll eln~tion, of l ea1SCr1e nltl 'I : i -- u\' !il ! ' tl:srl\es b;n t wi h in .t' , ti. -! p .l:'l inl :. i ": 'Ir' 1)b1 Iii' : :re 'il':I.Ii'il in c erc to I 1 1 1 :1 il 1 : c l c I I i. " I ;- r " l' l Ic 11 c1t1l -i hospitabil I.ri :Ii ln l I' :.t: t' . I t at-c l riI'l't .t'Ilfo1l 11 pll-:c(nr it tn nii: li h cirer.\ t i fo - br'11wil a1 i i : : : 1' lIhotlI 'rs tl sithee :): ith'--. tlti:-i" 1 :1n Vre a1t pa tl lin ' I Ith .'' i b' i ;,l i:atIer oakes wi'iiit if : y I h 'i gr. !lnl, on tila t lon l1i1'1a'ri::. -ha.low\' 'r her gI' ra--vy belti :lil ravehl t , ;1 ain :1 114lemni gloaming1t nal v V 'i 2:iI \re 1- 1 in i' I t -" I ' . ia II- I il.l 1:t. \\ 1 b Ih w\':kes .lie tii 'a ' -'. i ri: \t be n \ lie n~:i'i nii ' e rlc \i'h ilsci lig these h -t' ' e v itii remem k n ua th: a lt \ur .Ipour { t. 1 : tII I-11 k\', t0a t e c-c'. cit \'- 1.-:t \ 1't'c li llt ..u ; h lilu grac . -illi- ('litt ci'. ..:a -cts are - i :i:d c1 111- -ut ..' I \1t l1''c;'' \i ' It t'll ''tcii,c lt 1I .':t ~ l i t I I t ;\ \P t iic ' i 1; Iiiiiili)l\ ew . Tiv:.11 ,'\1"ic'\i ~ :1 ' ;c -. .cc e b i a ".Ii ji i I'''tll'l lIcl! -y u lomeiWhat11 \\'("\ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i . a!., t. .'' .1 . . l l'l' A T 1' L New India lawns at just half price. New oriental laces at botton prices. Thle p)rett.iest pattern of 1:> cents scrimn A 90 conts pure silk glove for 50 cents New lisle thread gloves in new colors. The only ladies' twelve cents black ho A thirty-three cents seamless black ho A seventy-flve cents fancy striped host The best fifty cents corset ever worn. 'The best twenty-five cents corset ever New rick rack, with and without the lc New white belts, two and three bucklet New mourning hemstitched haudkeroh New fancy bordered hemstitched handl Pure linen handkerchiefs, four for twei Purest linen handkerchiefs; three for t Mosquito nettings, white, pink, and bli White pearl buttons, five cents per dob New silk floss, in shaded and solid col New ribbons, laces, buttons. collars, c A T CLI 1ianOS ani From t he world's best makers, at. factora Eight grand makers and over three hunc PIANOS Chickering, Mson& l'ianos and Organs delivered, freight pal Fifteen days' trial, and freight both way in your own homes. Columbia .MI Branch of Ludden & Bates' N. W. Local agents--I. A. Hawkins, Newbei NEW SPRIli OF ALL A large stock just received which will be that. no other house can compete, as we on111 afraid to call and see for yourself what good Jackson's Cash Dry ( E.ll'lil 148 MAIN S'] COLUI WX'onderful inducements wvill b) seleted CLOTHING of choice and guaranteeing the best fitting estabhlment South. My stock of assorted FE LT A. and fresh, up to the latest styls GENTS FURNIING~ GO consisting of all the latest shapes COLLARS, in Linen and Paper, TRUNKS AND VALISES manufacturers' prices, having bc line of goods for cash at bottom ~ to my trade who wvill favor me wv In view of the hard times I he IAG ONAL, CORKISCREWS at such low prices as wvill astonis] My CASSIMERE SUITS are variety, at the cheapest p)ossible My Stock of Light Weight C A LPACCAS, DRtA BDEITARIS of every nattur'e is of thme large: low prices. .My YOUTHS' BOYS' and C is sinply too large to give arny fa qulmities er' prics. ThIese goo)ds dloubt of tihe most skeptical minjd k noek comnpetition into the shade - My stock consists of nil the miteres, Seersuckers, Linens andl single pice~ goodIs, for which no need try any further, but send mel are in the city oft Columbia and p Philip E -148 Main Street. ( Ie to be found in towni. Be tiat will never fIrle---- uch. that will never rade-any. 01). . lefs, 'ast borders, 1'3 cents. kerchiers. pure linen, 1*1!, cents, ity .five cents. Iventy-five cents. te, square, )alhn-leaf 'ains, ten cents. :en. Drs. nb)roiideries, tc. I Org vans prices, on easiest term., of 'aymnt,tI. Irei styles to seect from. Ilaulin Mathtusliek, li t" & Ari01, id Bay Slate Organ. d, to all rahlroad points South. s, if not. satisf;ictory. 0rder :n tl test. Southern Music House, TRUMP11, MannIl,s cr. Cottnbhi, S. C. 'ry ; J. Counts, Peak's. GOOi?S KINDS. sol, at V'er1'y' snmia1 prolils, so Inmehli so sell for SPOT CAS] I. So dOn't he bargains you cmn g. from Woods House, Coliumia, S. C. 'R EET, 9IBIA, S C . e ofiered this pring in fresh manii tutor, cor rect~ stylecs, arl en ts ever offYered j nai vg D ST H~AiW II Al T1i large 3)DS in' the grea';test variietiV, in celebrated CUFF1S AND) at sacrifice prices. will be offered this season at ught very largely in that >rices, 1 will gi ve the~ benef1it ithi their call or order. ~ve deterininedi to sell choice , BRlOA D)TA I LS SUITS ' any purchaser ini that line. of the corset fitings, in e'very >rices. ~lothes in ERRU K l, st variety at correspoil Ay HIILD)RENS' (ILOTH ING ir dlescriptionl of their styles, will be (Effered(, b)eyond any 3, at sncri lired prices. I will varieties of D)iag2onals, Cassi. Ala~paconsa in sits or' ini one in wvant in these t inies your ordler or call when v'on et your chleapesl barn;tim a olumbianS C.e