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The GeneralA.sebly of the Kinights of Labor. now in. session at Rich mond, has undertaken to enforce glvilt rights, and wish a negro mem bet of the Assembly to be accorded all the privileges of the others. Rich. mond, as she ought to have done rose up ep masse against it. This organ. .US pn ,ayrwield considerable pow. e W ".pon,as It attempts to force $be .negro ab4ve, his, plane, apd put im ,pen an,equality with the white :lsboseV, its days of usefulness,and pvwgr are. numbered. . The Knights of the South. we know will not put UP,Rlko; it. It is a result which the whole .force of the United States Govenment could not bring about, A p, ow do the Knights .expect,to do Thi negro is a troublesome factor in every question. He has bothered 04q .~t%, the Church, and, now he is liy . to be the enteripg wedge to spilt the labor organizations of the country. As we have said before, we believe the laborers have a perfect right to organize for their own protection, and believe also, that conducted with prudence and sagacity, the organi za$op will prove beneficial to both themselves and capitalists. The great trouble,, is that they will attempt to do, t;oo, wseh. A, little power, like a little learning is a dangerous thing. It they can keep bad men out of their ImoFtaspt positions it may be well. gt they, now, stand their import. ant..ploes are usually tilled by the schetning and the avaricious. They take .hep, not for the good of the grgs;ix.tio9 but for what they make out of them politically or financially. We trust the dificulty may be *vpided, but fear the worst.-Abbe vile Messenger. Ea-Gov. A.. H. Stepbiens' Cousin. I am first cousin of the late Ex-Gov ornor Alexander 11. Ste phlens, and have b$ posta1 clerlk on difTerent railroads bpq1868.' for ten years I have been a ~ixer from a cancer on my face, wt.it grew worse until the discharge of matter~became profuse and very otren sive. I became thoroughly disgusted with blood puriniers and pronounced thenthulmbugs, as I had tried many wltbeu*. relief. Fiaily I was induced to use B. B. B., uWdel. ws about the 1st of FJebruary, anp) 'i ts use until the latter .i~4o4pri. The offensive dischierge ~ at 0pec and 'the hardness ,apen t9cancer digeppeared. It um-. proved my gaegal-health and I rapidly gained .la~ and strength. The dis cIhargip pall~Iy decreased and.thte can cer became lens and less in size until uoPigt remained.except a scar to tell $hpt7e of a once dangerous cancer. ell.wbhqhave seen nm since I have com menced the use ,of R. B. Bi. bear testi mepy) Qt .my great iaproyIement, and tig .4~on my face sh ws that it cured -tls pier., I find thea B.. B. B. comes p~g~m.up to wvbat -it larecommndel(Cd, ean4onnt say too inuch in praise of '$j per*ul medicine. 1'. have tried *hal9but B . .B. stpads at the top s iqblo purinier. NXig~ove.is copied fom the Athens ((3a.) l,nsr scman, being tile v untay langaeof'Mr. James A. Grier, wb~1 ~ tor Gantetudorses: "Mr. Qraer is an hlonest, upright citi zen dif(thmens, who had a bad cancer, and lisa numerous.fIriendis thought that he 0o4ld .not live very long, as the cancer was-graduaUjy sapping the foundation of hlscutitsitln, but nowv looks well and *Aggimst 38. - .Beeral physieians have pronounced say. disease blood poison, caused by -paint er lead in the paint, but they couldi hot cure me. Last :sumimer I used -eighteen bottles of a largely adrertised blqod metgleine, which did me no more gqod $han so mauch water. t.hay0Mped only twobottles of B3. B. B. e1~l am~prpd. to say that I have re c.I0S g*atr. benefit from themn than frmth ighteen, and am now rapidly recove$Jng, There Is no question about th rority pt ii. B, B. over all blood 4y od street. U. O D . 4pguseta,,GA., Aprl 21st, 1880. .All who delt full information about othe cause and cure of Blond Poison, Serofula-and'8erofulous Swellings, Ui eesSra,lhsaim Kidney Comn plaicts,vCitarrb, etc., can secure by mail, free p~ copy of onr 32-page llus tratedlBokk of Wond&ers, filled with the utpost Wopdcrful and startling proof ever beoy known. Adrse, BLOOD) BALM CO., 1(140-16. Atlanta, Ua. . Bace Up. You, are feelinu deprsel, your apett is a6t and wattot bra'e up. Dra up, bt st Whstiulants, spr"in meiine, or bit w bisky and whlich stimulate you for an hour, -frb whR you wan mtis analteratve tta . L.t.#. CLOTOL NNG. CLOThIINO, NEW FALL STOCK, NEW FALL STYLES, NEW FALL PRICES, -AT PHILIP EPSTIN'S, 148 Main Street, Columbia, S. U. Men's Dress Sult', Men's Business Suits, Men's Working Suits, Men's Oyprgoats and Pants, Boys' Dress Suits, Boys' School Suits, Boys' Overcoats, Boys' Pants. Men's and Boys' Hats of the best styles. -:: GENTLEMEN'S FUINISHING GOODS. TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS. My stock comprises everything thuat.Is worn in clothiug, and has been selected with great care, with a-view of furnish ing to the trade complete clothiung outfits at the lowest possible prIces. My motto is, "best values, lowest prices." TIlE BEST STYLIES, TIJE BJESTI VALUES, TIlE BEST WORKMANShIP, TIHE LolyESTr PRICES. PrmL".rPuTEN, 148 Main Strent. Columbia. S. C. Tuip powder never varles. A marvel of purity, treigtb snd'Vwbo)ssmoa. ea "i fte aenorteg oaumoar qst iowdor. sold oni Ia cas. OTa B w1r owua Co. 10Ws a.. N. Y. 1 -1-ly. NOTICE. All persons indebted to Cloud & Smith will please settle thol .edutt at once, as* t ey 'vish to close tir busIness. The businesb will be eotinUed at the old stand " by the junior me(bei of toe firm. R D SrTii., 8-10-tf We the uutrslgnec are now runnig a very fine 90 faw I iu awd steam pow p Press at the Kibler "mii.; near the epot, Satisfaction ggaranteed. We want tp got our 1il starte this week to give you good fresh meal. 9.29-tU B. II. LO 1 LAC '. SiO0R BOOKS! SOW) INS S The Schools in Town and County C are now opening, and pupils C H will need booke, and hav. H , 0 Ing replenished my 0 - O st'oek ht--Readers, 0 L Spellers, Geeo. L gqraphles; 7 B Histories, ie- 11 P 0 tionaries, Writing 0 - 0 0 Books, Slates, Pens, O K Penells, I n k s Poolseap K S Paper, etc. etc., .1 am happy S to say that I can supply the varloue wants of the public, attd at the same time make- the chil drenr htppy, AT A SMALL PER CENT ADOVE PUQ LISHERS PRICEST' Mfy intention being to sell low ; quigli sales and short profits being th' kecrt of success, and one which will ever met+it public favor. A share of the public patronage is il that I ask, and I feel confident' that' will get It, at the sanle time I be leavq to return my grateful acknowledkme4 for past favors accorded to me. Having made a test of the memora dum system' of doing business,and fti i Iug it a vanity and vexation of apirit, will from this date relinquish it, alld o back to firat principles cash or no sali. Do hot ask for credit. MRS. CORRIE GRENEKER. Herald and News Book $tore. Sept. 15 tt SEASON H Eruit Cans and. Fr,uit Jars, Jell Both Brass and Euameled. R, Tin Ware, Crockery, Glass and Wooden Wari Plated Gde From Twd1ve to T Roofing ard Repaifrin~g of Sta SCOT 3-24-ti .From the world's best makers, at e4 Eigh grand mnake ?dover thu1ehi Fiteen days' 1l,ahditl t bo ' In your own homeg. e-"--e Colegm&La. . 1Branch of judq L4ocal agents-L,. A. Hawkins, Neai RIOHR4 MARBLE FRONT JWWE,I .MAPt BTMEITs 4 (R. N. Rlchbourg, Successor to Win. Gh Diamonds, Siverwvare, Platedware,)1 Clocks, Jardinieres, the Choieest GemA, for Wedding Presents and horfie uise to pl and Winter styles in JeWelr ato elega 't A Solid Silver Hunting Case Amnerici I have added to my jewel rxestab will be found the celebrated Steth ay, Up I haive the sole control in this State, ala styles. WIlcox & White, and Shonin r i Brass Instruaments, Sheet Muste and usi hogue and price, and be sure and write tc S. C. before purchasing else*bere. I theored ofrer you lowne prices mtn thm. For Rent or Lease. Good farming lands, immediately on 4 & G. R. R., near Saluda Old Town, S. 4 Good Springs, Wells, Meadows, Frame Cabins,Barns,Stables. Timber sufellei for million feet timber can be utiliic(d oaks, hickory, beech,birch,cypress,gulm ash,- mulbury poplar, sycamore, waln Excellent beA of brick clay above hig water mark, In 10 steps of Railroad. 'J operators will be let on reasonable term T. A. FLOYD, Agent. Subscriber can be seen on the premlis from middle of October to 25th Decen ber next. 9-29-4t. ALL FOR 24 CENTS We tnust redne our stock In , ,,xt thrc months, ndfor30daysnorora .hefollowiit alar music, full size flnoly pr.ntcit 200 ol aut designs in Outline for Staniplhn ami hi broldery; 100 late and Popular t;ong. I' chu in&all ihe geme frt a thcm MIK A i0, ats w. ai ran Dacs/' "ve W(..o ', Lo.". 1il Ing etc., etc., a ln., 3 colle lo1 of n ' v . cies and Conuadautas, over'251'1 iis t It lin frpicnic and social larties " 23Cio to ve~rse: just ado-aIltters. 77 Tricks In DtartW. 100 1'u sloes, all kinds, 20 Popular Gaantes, ia Secr Alphabet S00 Anuing, Interesting andl My torious Pictures. the qriat gamne of For( lnmc Told, etc., eto. We will send all thu above I one pyokage to any address, all popaitl. ft, K u"~tgA pelige stemps; 3 packages for' 5Oc 7 r s1. tress all orlors j10 .0, 122 Nassau 8t., N. Y. NEWPAPER ADVER1TISING DAUCHY & CO., *7 Park Plst, aid $4 4-- Murray St., New f'or Nake lowest rates on all newepapers in tli V. , and Canada, lestablished 1887. SPECIAL OFFER. We will manert a one-inch advertisemon p month in our selected list of 2 3Ii1oes and Weeklies, covering the U, S., lu $00. Circulation 0,200,21(4 copics pwr montl We will insert a one inch advertismc one0 month in our POPULAR LOCAL LIST$ pt 1,189 Daily and Weekly newspapers for $8 No patent list papers are included. Send for Catalogue. Parties contemuplatin line of advertising, large or small, are re npested to send for estimate of cost. 1U.r..4t W EBSTERFREEt E'cry Teacher and every School in the U. S. should have a Copy of WEBST E R'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. The Latest Edition includes p Pronounciug Gazetteer of the World, of over f)w.0 Vitlest a Biographical Dictionary, of 9700 $4te64 Persons; 3000 Illustrations; 118,000 Wordn in its rocabul'y, being 3000 more than found ir anr tber American Dictionary. THE CAROLINA TEACHER, wlyich is the official organ of the State Depart nnt of Education of S. C., can supply you, and if on are willing to do us a umall favor, it wil no cost you a A SINGLE CENT. Wyito at once. Address The Carolina Teacher, COLUMBIA, 8. C PARALLEL BIBLES. The Authorized and novised Versions of both th$ Old and New Testaments in parallel columns line for line on each page. 8SIosmen wanted everywhore, to whom we of'er LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS. Write immediately for ter1n1 and list of Stan ,rd Subscription Booksa. W. L. BELL, Publisher, (-l"eumlala, S. C AS CO y Glasses and Preserving Kettles ~ra Rubers for Fr'uit .Jars xis and T1able Cutlery, Broomns and Casting' wenty-Five Dollars. ves and Trin Ware a Specialt~ I BRO N'EWERY, s C. t[ Oz*gan.s ory prices, on easiest termsi of paymn umYred styles to select from. k Hlamlin Mathaushek, Burt & Ariol I and Bay State Organsa. $aId, to all railroad p)oints Soauth. rays,jlf not satisfactory. Order and tea bu#ic House, Bs' Southern Music house, '. TUUMP, Manager. Columbia, S. C. berry; J. Counts, Peak's. WY AMD MUSIC PAR LOR MUMMaIA, S. C. se, Jeweler, WVatchmaker & Sil versml ith Ironzes, Gold1 Watehce, Silver Watce Freclotia StonIes, andl every artle muan Base the most fastidiouts. TIhe ne.w Va beyond descriptIon. n watch for only $10.00. paxtm ent. Iishmenat a music deparutmnt, in whi1 rIght, Grand and Sqilum e Phu:i e, of wi<l * Fischer, Grovenstein anid illecr ini a )rgfans of every deuciption.. Strlinged1 al cal Findings. Send for descriptive eat B. N. Rich bourg, Main Street, Colhnaobi bu m istrmr "uts otutr~I ht and etln ATLANTIC COAST LINE. - PASSENOElI l)E'At'1EN'', (d Wiliington, N. C., May 2, 1880 It ?ALST LINE Charleston and Columbia and Upper SGut1 Caro'i;n1. (ciodet.ed sciettle (ic)I NO \i1'1aI'. I.'1'tC (11r1 stl(n , - - 7.2 1 :1 In " " I:ilcs, - - - 8..10 t in ' SitilIer, - -.. - !,.'3 :l in SA rrive Coltiini:a, - . 10.10 :t 1 " W in lnsbo rc, - - 3.02 p in Chester, - - - -1.18 p) In " Yorkvi:e, - - - 0.05 p in I- " lat astr, - - 7.0l p m' " liuck 11111, .. . 5.0: 1) p m ('lh:rlut tc, N. ('., - (.1.5 i m) I - Newherrt, S. C., - 12..18 p it (iltee1'l1wod, - - 2.12 1) 111 I la1reis, - - 5.55 p Inl )) Atidl Son, - - -1.17 p mI G reetville, - - .35; p In o Wa lialla, - - (.;33 p In " Abbeville, - - 1.30 P lm " Spartalbur;g, - 3.21) p m I llndersonlville, N. C., 7.10 p in IOOiN(i 1AST. Leave Iendersonville, N. C., 7.00 a In SitrtalInturg, - - 12.10 p mn " A bheville, - - 10 -15 a tn Walhalla, - - 8.20 a i1 (' reenville, - - i . t5 a il A n(lrson1, - - 10.22 a in i, al "etls, - - 8.20 a1 it " Gretnwloo, - - 12.11I p in " Newhetry, - - :.0 I pt in "' ('harl11Ile, N. C., - 1.001p1n1 Rock IIill, - - 2.02 It It ^ '' Latl':1. , "r, - - 7.Ou a Im ' " 1YOrkiville, - .. 11.".1 ) in I. '' Chester, - - 2..i5 p 1 it t ' 'in)tShIoro, - - :.."iS p int '' (( I lll i a, - - 5.27 1) 111 Arrive Sitit'r, - - - G..12 1 111 "' Inc5, - - - 7..'15 pnm " Charleston, - - ! .10 p m On Situ(1ays t r:in will leave Charles toti, S. C., 8:15 .. Im., ar ive ('Oltimbia I p. in. Rettintnis; leaves C ltlll.ia 5"27 p. in., arrives Charleston 9:.1 p. in. Solid Trains het ween Chiarleston ant!l Columbia. Special Bit1I'et (ars attachd', to this train. No exIra charge for eat. int tiese erts to patsseIngers hohlitng 1 irst Class tickets. .. DrIv'NI., Generatl 'iIpt'rintentlent.. T. M. Eal:sON, (ienerall 'aSSt't eng eAgent.. SWAFFIELD'S MEI{(IIA\T TAIING ESTIiSL181MENT1 Is now re1)lete wii t ll Ilhe nc:veltic'. for WINTER WEAR. Goods made(' especially for our trade. Our st-le ald lit alnot be excelled. 4-7-1y. We Beg to Arnounce can eaqutk e Cn;nieat fcost paotpla est byl a ddressing1 Ceo P Ro.well11 & Co., adv.oersn AvisA meglrican 10 Spruce St., New York. Send 10cts. for 100-Pnge Paamphlet. t 3-3i ly "iVothers' Friend" MAKES CHILD-BIRTH EASY. to utha it(t tery iti tin.rii in a I' , win'b t lif t enn hie' avttti Ikl. At is 1(1 t ns el p yiin h hearing wonnut is rcls " lo A1Tillat,H'4 t'i l etI n best winn in.' ou Nln wh'o,tr htiC' Nv ere i cnit frluemr.tt. rishe up('N amt it. for.A RBrINON t COn,'. PITO'Sh suleLOUInSVILLEth KYor. h i2 ay7- hu2 hsim .h sd" il THE NEWBERRY HOTEL, NE\WIllRRY, S. C. W. T. Jonos & Brothor, (SU('C1088OI{s TO C. C. ClASEC,) Proprietors. Cenitrally Loc:ated, Poptilar PIices, Polite Att'entioit. t--12-ly. ItICIIMONI) & DA VILLE It. I. ColiumLia & Greellville IvisiCn. l'ASSICNG Ji is -llAt''; c. Co1.UMIIIA. S. C., JuIy1 ' :, tti Otn a i-d after Slunday, .Ily 1It, 1KS6, tII A A;,SIN(i I T11 It A INS will rtlt as hera'ewith in dicattd upon this rotd adi its briancele Daily, except Sundtays. No. C-3. UP P'ASSE-NGE1.:C ,e et%c S. C. .Ilnlucttion.. 10.20 at lm " 'illttul bi, C. U. De.pot 10.151 Ins Arrive Alstot, - - - - 11.46 at in Newb - - - -18 p Ninety-Sx, l - - - 23 p in ' Hodlges, a.U p 1ti) 111i tliton, - - 15 p i Arrive llreeiiville, - - - - 6 35 p 11 No.62. DOWN PASSI,N(;I:lt. Leave Greenville, - - - 11.4 a Arrive ielton, - - - 11.5 a tan S hloiges, - 1 17 ) In N inety-Six, 1) .- - 1.4 p iu '' Ne'bvrry, - - N '3.2 ) itr "~ Alslton, ...tip a Arrive Colitia, C. -;. UepOt - 6.1I, i Arrive S. C. .1tiction. - . - - - 6.....p an I4'A 1 tT'.1 ::liLta, UNION & COl.UMBtA ItA ll.l.OAls No. 63. U1' I'ASSI-N(i Et. Ieave Alstol. - - - - 11.6( a 5 ta Arrive Strother, - .. - - 1.t0' 1 I -helton, . - - - 1'fa p m iSatitaie. .. . .- -- - I .'5 p li " i ion It - - 1.5i0 p 1ma llne.s;ville, - ' - - 2.:2 p tat Arrive Sparntanburg, s. 11. & C. It. 3.20 p tit No.52. )OWN l'A-88ENMsEt. I.eave Sp:rla un rg, it. & 1). lepot, il 12 (14 an i" l airt:uah rg, S. l'.& C. I t.plot ,A 12.24 p t Arrive ,inevYillt., - - - 1.14 p ta Union. I) - - - .fu p tm Sanfuc, - - - 2.26 p nt Shelton, - - . i,7 p ta . S(rother, - - - 8.2.1 p to Arrive :it A1.o(n. - - - -1 Iu p tit nI N ttit11(; it tI1.lto.1l) ANl ANi)1:ii IiI1ANCII. Leive L'eltoit 4.5 p n Arrive Anth-rson 4.7 p to " 1'etitletoun " I. p 1a Leave Se'nee s, tt 1 n Arrive W1albillia t.1 1 .t'ave 'alhita, - - 5.2tIt it A rri%'vt Seneen C, - 5 92 a ta " l'enIelleton - 9 i t In " Anuderaonl t.t:I i Arrive :it lItton, - - 1t1.h7 It Ut LA t;IICNI+ . p AAtY. atve Neilberry. - - - t.17 p It A. ay a. Newii.ay. - - , . it p int Arrive I.tl treus C. ;I.. 1 1n Le vel,urusC.If, - - 5.201 at ni L.eatve' lii "('s, - - - :.:i11)t 111 , Iii Vt' at A tcil let. - - - 1.11 11 in Lea ve AblievilIt. - - - l.f, at tat Arie te II,erry, - - - I1.161 p m Arrive ~ ( N,t r n C. 1 .. ' ..1 \ . 55 (Levt. t 1tte i (.II- i t -.1 .ail lt S ait n (at I4 stot,. 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