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Local and Special, THIS PAPER VItv " t "0"w 'i'ii 1't : "'E l:'it ('(ONt I' . 12t'suIlt ot' the 1,leet onut in the Se'eral States. (heri'e a re in the tre'st'n1 t'tingrt'e 183 ltiteo'rat :, a m,.iority of -13. The Stat es inl w hih tlre waq thgiIton}'t to ho likrlit t hood of a rlan t' were l iinol II - <11:111., Mthiyb:11, Now Yo,rk.,lhio+, t 'enn \ :lvali:a , N .I . ' tNe , (tll'oulleetet t .'aliforni:+. Miisoliri and T'tnnet' ssee. TIht' rhingi iiat's far as showni are: V'ir ginia, a l ''piiplic'an gain of fot; Northl arolin:, a 1ittot'ratit' gain of one; Nt'w\ 1't'rl, :1 Ilt(' bu lit'ant g:1111 oft ot ; llhit', a lit'publlit'an%in ofl lt two or throvt 1.4ni'iaitt, a 1lt'nl craLt' gain of wo. Qutit. at numbler tf ittricts art' 'till nun t'et'rtalit In li' itri tile t'tint'rat gait 1 o e. T'heie w aN a light ote it til. State. 'l'e o'lyi\' "p' ,it iti to tlie regil:ar. 1liem ter:th-i tite"kc ut: i llit 'rkeley a d h't's tcrlit'1,:ntl to ('I., E:lliottt in the 711h oitri t. ti' eel\'v a ntl ('hcst t' 'ltie hav gotnte itemocratit,.:nltl thet p'roblability i. tllhat Co .1'llitt ha lu ttdefalted Smal: s fotr l'onltr,. in t ih districrt. lt ohe rt to l'-, 1-'rvt'r antl l A gut' ('ill-te i; tet, only cer::iil t'iii' for chill' amd feier. oppo i' t e t he~ l'ost . ilie, a ntd quit y our (t'ni t at . 9-'1t h.lttt.i' '.S i''t .\ are'i supply of shoto boti k 11 .ttil' reliv t I t ' t iluuti.. . Stt'i\elctlat l lot n f l l t'l a .1. 1 Sefrie t ta l l oieties tall tn .1. 1W. l'talinan for litet's fodt litt1ks. ll A fr'-ih supyi of sti ronlig Apple :ni 11hit WIn \'ilnegrC fo. Sale Vheap At lioblrisn's hll Itoret' op fpositi tlt po1tt o tlic'. i-21-t f. li:tnlt e t' 'ht ot. :nt1 .\ to..it'ra'ht Al h1n1 us at ('11hl an's. --1 ; f tiple iIit lot of tilln. Books at .i. 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('a o mit. ton 111 :tl tluiit 9-22to 1ti lieftai fIlt Col:tn l'aller' A.raitchet, t'ot'syt I pol rn. .l'ks IIckig t ':1nphiltle t lit' kinl low dgro. rtholto 4.I adntgr lil e,ti ret. Aicketw o sf i vt Gils i ts anto1, d he ate odt re -111 -a it NoIeb 1 it i, l':ieltis.ve: r. .. T,i~ lvron Seet r ofTh hen $1outh; Caona ih, ankd u oea, $1h1at Aln ing' i te repairl oing exIion at the l'itat lfruei, at cl w'ii holt tititau miatli hl'Sl i a llsoferCl,)whic wi'ilil bilt aertmdaeth ctoo ei useatar ofndane far istetlt ln ethitlie) nit sIelets ben tilbib:te, 11one well be o ftdeh ott art ich aet tie . App' urlicaionIs fora membershitip il l). :'recevl A. (t 1" 't P. evein of liensd1ay o ly, Nobr1th,' whtIether wiltl bea eeting oft the flubil d. W t'hpin:m o caneit pla& thilel mst, econoii al lmver owtfriendk as StatIion JJry. Tr3i.9 Y'soniii 1:sltmt11( kepthleilargt ws i to and(' a k id to ciI songboosen the city. and fths er 1'aily iins at. lesoeo 1-57--- at J.sit O. F;NEL'sh. Forgit blan okial Iompitin andt( ex-t t krie booki, pockety memItlorndus oI ad aitoiti hooksir f a llcit k~nins, cll onti CSo.. Itot. rthey intae nietttttn i puto ar ait i the fi'ol.oin olowt reslt to Poicmnhiea an retur. Tickedugts kns A silight siitit of rat tlltalel ", fel! hl-1tv tilntlyl aiternoonttl, \lrs, it, v, i'\'h', am1t1 s n, tot 111p1at . htliig, met vishIlng in New he rry Severa'\l~tl pilt(ie fr m tilli': rle ' e\1pret to att'nu1 thel $tatr b aii on Thit,nay1, St' t't , 1lttt!' llr\\ \\uter a.i\tr Is ime t hbii i :"!', l\ys: t tit'I, t'tl . \lttl, l - ut. lers some Sp ll b ar. 0A il t 1I ti , tit a1t ,t't' h11n, '1. '', ,la. k 1 on, '. oltim bht, s:It s t is 1ii1t lI tb ildl. 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( till t(li't( ?ItyIeII f I;r S tht tirl w' liy f o' l.t o fil n oerty 'it y \\r11.-:t, ha\'"'li iln'. a 'Ill eri for u:1e tinw l. ut s r ti tne . ( ii of tiNp t riie-. t+ i A~ u ie t N i , w been il tbiti \"\' itI' by '1 i)lM l:v e h'y t'n,-t of l l - ,' wntt' No't\ 1:t he ttl behind the trum trs the n:tlntrl u t i. N(' . l'o ..ase ,\ :t'it ng n11,si 1 h im we nott' th'eu nam Mof :l nlt rF.n in e.- Ilt. hav11tr'l in tl. :ilf ra o v n ]io t.(f . thr l im t :un i fou t \hi \o1tmai ('Ort, : ,n b Ih t Il'h nhl,ov m e i-anlt :' ofi '. It r -! T ho Wtl1 .11 "a Te tt' - lrt ha at:ne 'lok inl:ym r ponde vve 1hll gn( ptilmsi>,Ilt t'. \ {th I h ttaltlIIl1u1 ofa s atemenlllt eml. nt ly I Io-ti Lo d by siu pp1(re Iit of I trith1, alit lt fa h ot l t tal t 1 he llgg st it f it fnl--ehuotl, hullnees 11e to I,j.1t Ith Is o .. 'ltthl', not1 to ttefendt myself, b1u1 to place im Inl tilhe pillory, tit luiltlle.sh;lme, u\ h're h1e rl;ghtly belotngs, t)ver a .t ar ago I was forced to the .tielsion th1:1 NI . Walter t'. 1Robt'1. 'oit wIl I w ho, m I hatlIlweviously been t1in fl'ietittly antid so la Itl'1 trm wits a e . ert, h%aIt tu1: andl ot\r tI -r,l sla nderer of wt tumtn, :1ndt forl 11his re:a'ol a ereatur"e I n1 1It to be rh ,,nie hvt.;II/tI genlth'1menl. I\y to t a11'ltt11 \ i b1aIised in the tfactl In :t'\t'r1.1l t' Il notie of %% hih I h:11 t hi righ1 t t' all himt to 'Irrunl, TIh i t'-e it' to do so u'x'ted, hut if It h:al htetn in II igtd, gn' attor pult Ieily wunld IIav'e bte 1 givenl to (teA s olert'' \\hI%'l ft'"1m ma111t\tIvth th,o fr11m1 :1 11nttbitl \.an1itv, it, ha,d pl-{toeiet i in tl0t1'1e's. 't'ht' \\:1S onI\ ly ne eenrse \\ hihl I ttt 1 I l tr ne It, emnp'h:ilire my trthestat ion of his t'hanat'ter, antd ty heltef il his ttillIII ss for1' tletent Qiet t'y.' ''its was to "eti" hit f trt I ith, and.1 t0 let otheos ltt'r tiant I il reast,n for doing Si'. From :h-It ltime, ilit'' h Iis repealtd andt 11'h iti elltlrts o seutre rec gnitio fritt me, it i+1nttret h101t. )' 11111ntel'e s ot 'alit,n, su hen hisl nam ut' % a n1110 111oned) I 1\,' n\ o pittitl? in if hi tl re oly, :ani : ''4 1 ' 1411 to Olt' t ' u'rrti iitt rlt' . ' Ilt't ft11t\) 11411 e t''te r lilior\t' t:'tn1 . Ilto w It v AUt 11u)ot t itl ckO lie 11 ;t 1 ;d ng ory al'ee bond wa pur,iued fihoi osite,l am Iltt 1i11.1 sit,itl,.l',t)01. lli. . ll 11 po l ita rsoi,e~Itt Io beiev, f:-tm the wlohien I:ai I'tta sitel , ie(ji(hist' ade tupts upton my loit" Nieit), tIhat Ir. iob.r tn had he:tr , a: t iite tled . t hI e sht,lihtl, WWV' V0111lultm t1s Iulponl h imtl. A,bilt lIi' "it .of-'ebruary,s as. one re 'llit tof everaI Isr tlnal eetlunters, I wi:s 'ottn t ' artd. Ih 'eact ' fo a ye ar ait 1 a day. T bt ondl NV wat $iot , n it th dmeln ere iny\ friend1 Is. I 11v 11n' Coll red that ::nobligatiton to hoop :i -ltpacet prevented 1t' from e: - to,inl my htle'St tpinion ali oult inainy m1:11t. Iut' I hadMl un t irelys' forg otte n lihC x j tince of m' it whetn, tll the ist lit., refit ing t, thi ilvitationt : to he i ta ' t hll tiptribtedttlei I Mr. itob ertonil 1" the Set4retaryf of Ihth Soith l'arolitna alt)t, I sal t Mir. b W., S. ltti t m r, that it' I itt 'retl lib a dit-. I t-ft the i t it to the club, andl that t he oug ht. to t kilket out of it. T1hi was not said hIt hothidenne. ir, UteIn eI'r took no et 'ltiot to the eimark, but repeated it to 11r. UI het'tson. lIe assur"ed me th atI he lid not do so thr"ough mal ice. It, does not, however: nmoy' me tlat it was re Ip tdti-1i, t-hether through malice or in. 1tl\'erlance. About 2 o'clock, on the mornlingl of the td, I was aroused from sleep by a knokingl; at. lt door.. I M. C. Rob 'r1 son, w\homn I liked, and to whom I had b een1 a friend, requnestted adlmitl ance, is he wished to qpeak to me. I got, up 1Iu10 adnit tedt him. Ill asked me po litely if I had mtatdet the relnark attribu lel to mle 1by Mr. lienmer. I prompt.ly ;tlnit I its wIsbist tal Correctiess; as rept led. The ftlllw\"ing are the essen tial points of the conversation w\hit h en siltitd: It-t sItidl that Ihe w\"ai aware I was nutler a peae hol, :a ult a Ithat bon ptlicatel the llsiness, nut thldt my re mar:11k w 1 t tne w 'hieh ettctlbl not be b'hrne. M y brother, W1. E. Gonzales, here saidl that rt ia not onler a Ieaae bond, mal woul-111 ht' resplonsib le forl what I had iat-ed. Mr. Roberton iilored this re mark. btt proposel, that his brother chol come into the roolm and settle the m:atter wi mith me narme.. I Intt. '\werC'i thlat 1Il ldvmyel f responsib le ft \ I ti I : ait. ant thalt I was rnl t' tt ' r T I:im SuC is :i ef:Iction if fe siril it. Capt. Elliot t. w\ho i"ietedl 't a 'tiIht in thl- o, m 111 at 1t ch ant hou', ln'0 t-ua lly t-tedii t:.:intti tir t ate i 1:-.tRobmerton et I reuI ein(ieated'ii! desira. l'ndr Nsuc cutONances, out an sestl tuh et'attr. of dec~lit-d htet :I-eit wohl 'ompelb e d ito take thet intave1in Oili, which I i itculI him btt,erediui, al inqrltedo wheta to arran o for a litotilo titooting tuder tho Irovistonls of Iho 0otl dnoll, If tht does nlot violate your Iente bond whielh tarems youitr so11e obje('tion, and if It vlo hate:4 Yomt hu1nd, 1 willgh Idly watit tuntil l''ebritary . WA 1'mR C, Ro11l1T1ON. October 24th, 1880. tMr. W. C. fobortsott 81t--I etttlnot regardi a ehnllengo as seriously designed to intet a iltol t when It is pr0sen1ted uIt it i full kIuowledgo of the flnet that tie lmilnh'ugeI imlty Will nlot necept It. ''he I ell0ration of your ehallengo tuder sineh errumslanrr3stns I have Indlentocd ;hove, amd your fallnro to respond to umy suggestIon that, you take a short and easy method of seertrIg sat+factlon, t:1 ontly e ne 'epted tas ldleat lug a de ire to pinee me in 11 llositIon whil I di not Ir))oove to (ecupy. I)uellug.Is iIl'yoneil theit fact. t hat I am under a dond In~i Sonthi ('oll ut i ilOI 1)111 to"ndO (a(.tht1lll1dritpee hond and einmot make at hostile detonstr atino, is th e objection which I have to sntbjee(lng myself, at rotr rc 11uest, 41o the penn10tls of felony, when I he ~ Isa ie lon youtt desire enn be more0 readily. surely and legally atorded you in anot her way. My peaco bond does not 1tlevent youl frot .tt acking me, afiter not lee, nor does it deubar me from shoot lug yot If you make the at tack. This is the only reply I halve to make. Per h:ap: 1 hnd better add, that If I hear t hat Ily refit<al to neeept your elhallengo Is tlae, by yoursulf, your friends or asso ciates, the btasis for any imput.ation ttpo-. IMy eottrage, I sha:ll be compelled, re. (uetantly, hut in jtustlee to myself, to publish this eorrespondenco. N. U. OONZALE.. (In Tl'Ihursda:y afternoont, Oct. 21st, I wa.s told, by Mr. Reamer, that Mr. N. . (.onz:'le: had made use of some very In stilling hanguage lit hs presence lit (on. Iet ionu: with mny natme. 1 went to my roioml and reltled the elrcumstnnces to ily brother, M. C. Robertson, who at Onlee wenI to Mrt. (ounzales' rooml, which :td.ioins I1at of mnine. My brother then asked himl 'if he hal mau use of the linguage charg d and If so, would le ret raet. Ile nel:nowledged having made is' of sulch language antd declined Io te"tract. My brother then Inform. eid him that. Ie would call me in and hIt me Iini-"h the dliseussion, and guaran teed tat I (houl1 come unarmed. Cap tain Elliott, who is Mr. Gonzales' uncle, and r"ooms with him, immediately sai that :1 an occupant of that room, he would forbid such an intrusion, and if it w:s Itteml)pted, would have the entire party arrested. Mr. Gonzeles was then invited to enter limy room to meet me but deelined oil thle grounds that being under a peace bond he could not go there with hostile intent. Having re t finsetl to meet me in the manner I wish- E ed, I sent himt the above notes and re- E eeived the answers appended. Entrenching himself behind his peace I bond lie insults with impunity, but when E ealled to account he calmly' points to his "peace bond." When I endeavor to s obviate that difliculty he falls back on i t.he duelling law, and suggets a mode far a more criminual. both legally and morally. Ia view of the fact that lie has, behind r my back, usl 1 most insulting language 1 of mu', and refused to meet me, to ren- I (er. satisfaction, I denolunce him, before ( all brave len, as a coward. t I hatve m11ailed a copy of this to Mr. c Gonzales. W\A1r rt C. R oiERTsoN. It Oct oher 25, 18(;. Knowing that if he talked of "backing t ine out" I would pu)lishi the correspon dence, showing that lie was the delin quient, Mr. Robertson risked a publicn lion in which lie could combine with 3 the letters a false fragmentary and i misleading statement. I would have l)blisheil the letters after sending my j last no:e, but for the fact that it would have placed mue in the position of report ing his challenge to the oflicers of the law. Fo'r this reasoln I seat the warn ing to him. wile I felt that it the pub lieation of the letters lay tmy own justi lienltion. W ith a view to immediate publlicat ion if I should prove to be slan-3 dered, 1 yeste'rday ituornling requested j sever'al of my friends to notify me In- j stan tly if they heard any imputation uip I olYered the insult. It was Mr. Rob ertson's part, not~ mime, to take the ini t ive inl the matter of satisfaction. When I expressedl my r'ea(incss for a listleuft, Mr. Robertson's representative turned to a1 duel. After I had said that 1 could not) light a duel, Mr. Robertson's repre sentative annlouncedl that lie would roe omm14end( him to chmal lenge me. I sug gested an ea'sy method for a genuIne light 31r. Roberi t son fell back on his iipossile duel. Thle penahly for challenging to a duel is dleprivat ion of sufl'rige, dlisab)il ity from holdinig any oflice of honor or trust, and impison ment ini lie peniiitentIary' for a term not exceedling twvo years. The ptenalty for delivering a challenge or' assisting ini a dhul is the me, with the addition of a heavy flue. If a duelist kills his adversary it is murder. The "'modle, far more criminal, both legally and( morally,'' wthneh I suggest ed, and which 3Mr. Robertson ignored, is either (I) assalit and battery, fIne not execeinig $100, uniprisoniment, in jail, nmot exueedling 30 days, or (2) aggravated as-auliit andi( battery, Ii ne or Imprison mienit ini jail or' penitentlary', with or withlouit hard labor, at thme discretion of the couirt. Of course killing in such a case la inurtider. 1 am quite will ig that those who read this recordl should form t heIr own con (clasionls. N. G. GONZALRES. Cohl in i, Oct. 2fJth1, 1886I. At the residence of Mir. J. WV. 3. SIm mons44, ini this~ city to-dlay, (Wednesday the 3rd,) 3Mr. Samuel A. Boozer and Miss Jiertic Rook were married by time Rev. C. P'. Scott, of the Baptist Chureb,, as- r sist ed by R1ev. J. S. Cosby, p astor of tihe C P'resbytceriain Church. Only members r of the family and ntear relatIves of the haippy pair we're p)resenlt to witness theI c"eemonly. Tlhey left oil the dlown' train for Augusta and Charleston, to visit Mrs. Biowles amid Mr's. Johnston, sisters of the groom. TIhey have thme best wishes of a host of friends anId of the HERALD AND NE~WS for a safe journecy and retumrn hiome(, and for' ever'y success imn lIfe. IHue wit t, IDemocr'at, E.lect Mayor' of Newv York. Th'le following message was receIved by Mr.~ W. 11. Stapleton at 9:40 a. mn,, to-dnay: To WI . II. eShaplton, Newi>ctry, S. U. Ne w Yol k N ov. 3r'd, 1880--9:15ia.nm. Hewitt ninety thiousantd, George, sixty-I steen thlousand(, Roosevelt sixty thou-I sandt. Ridlgeway elected. PK'iTEIR J. O'BIE.N. 4 Mr'. A. S. IIewtitt wats thme nominee of the D)eimoerats of the city of Newv York, for Mayor'. Mr. T1heodore Roosevelt, of the Repubhlians and Hlentry George, of thme laboring class. Mir. Ridgeway is the D)emuocratic District Attorney elect for K(ings County. George's vote shows that the K(nighits of L,abor' have conald. erable powver eve n In wealthby Newv York. THE[m L,ATESTr RETrURNS. Hewtitt,'s vote ................... 90,20 Geor'gc's " ....................607,699 Roosevelt's vote.................. 60,892 A New Move on the 'nt of tihe Prohl I. bltlosint. For somiu tini the finidsl1 of pirohibl i)tiOt have been feeling their way for ia coitest on this qilest,ln durling thu >r-ement fall and winter. 'Th1e sontimuLnt Ia eaid to be growig in all parts of the nomnty. A few days ago at blank pitl lion was sent to the pastors of tils city by 1). J. W. Langford Jr., with tIhei re ltest that they ciretlato them for signa Lutres, before deeiding what they would to in the matter, they agreed to call a nieeting of the milstors mid ropreson ative laymn of the county to discuss h .question and then determine what 3ou1ise they should pursue. About lifty respomded to the call and met at tho atethodist, Cliureh oil Tuesday afternoon tud organized by electing Col. J. R. L~eavell, Chmairmmanm, and Rev.'J. D). Ilug. ins, Secretary. Revs. McClintock, iretzberg, Scott, MoMackin mind otiers yie present. 'Teio question of pot itloi vas discussed and approved. "The petition to the General Acsem-. )ly of the State of South Carolina : The imdrsigned citizens of the County of Towherry would respectively shmow that: ,he problaition of the sale of Intoxieating iquors has for some years prevailed hroughout their comity except in the ity of Newberry; that a very great umblie benelit has resulted t.herefrom ; ud that they feel assured that greater aud more permanent good would result romt such prohlbition throughout the mntire county. Wherefore they most earnestly peLl ion your hionorable body, by all the ur ency of the public welfare, to enact uch lawa as will prohibit the sale of in oxicating liquors throughout the iitire ounty of Newberry." The object of those interested in this inove is to seeure a majority of the voters or the petition, and to carry it in this hapo to the General Assembly through heirRepresentatives, and ask that a law o prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors it this county be passed. They believe his to be a better plan than an election mm the county, as an election would get ip considerable feeling and excitement, nd yet would not accomplish any more han the plan they have adopted. At he same time they seem to have no oubt as to a favorable result if carried o the polls. The per-ions who have in harge the securing of names to the 1)e itlons are expected to report in time to ilace them in the hands of the Repre entatives before they go to Colubia. annon'M Crcel Chureh. ''Ihe protracted serices conducted at his church for several days closed last uinday. Three persons mited them elves with the church. On Sunday ledicatory services were held in the hw church building. Rev. II. T. iloan, D. D., of Due West, "hnd Rev. J. Boyd of Prosperity preached sermons ulted to the occasion, and remarks i vere also made by Revs. - Luther nd W. W. MeMorris. The new building which takes the lace of a small structure more than a undred years old is large and neatly s inished, being painted Inside and out. I )ur A. R. P. friends of this county are t o be congratulated on the zeal and hurcht love which characterizes them i s descendants of the noble,old coven- r nters of Scotland and which have re ulted in numerous improvements of his kind during the last few years. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. The Best Salvo in the world for Cuts, Sore;+, ruimes, Ulcer Salt Rheum, Foer Sores, 'Tet ar, Chapped l-lands, Chilblatns, Corns, and 3 11 Skin Eruptions and positively cures piles. e r no pay required. It is guaranteed to give erfeot satisfaction, or money refun ed. rico '5 cents per box. For sale by Collid Lyons. 7.14. ( At 2:30 o'clock P. M., om Wednesdamy ovember 3rd, at time residence of Mm. I .W. MI. Simmons, at Newberry, S. C., fin. Samuel A. Boozer and Miss Jiertie m took, by Rev. C. P. Scott, assisted by . toy. J. S. Cosby.1 EJied.C Mr. W. B. Thionton died in this city < n the morning of the 2nd instant. Aged .a 5 years.t Nrew Advertisements. ofA AKii POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tis powder never varies. A marvel of urity, strengthm amnd whoesomeness. More comnomical thman thme ordinar k inds, and can ot be sold in comptitionm w ih thme mnit ituide f low teat short weight alum or phosphate owdor. ol ncn.ROYAL BAKING TATE 01F SOUTH CAROLINA, NECWBERRY COUNTY. By Jacob B. Fellers, Probate Judge. WhEREAS, J. L. C. D)avenport hmathm nade suit to me to grant him Letiers of adminstraionm of the estate and( efYeets mf Dennis A. Senn, deceased. Th'iese arc, therefore, to cite and ad nionishm all and slingular time kindred and1( reditors of time saild Denimis A. Eenn, leceased,thmat they be and appear be fore ne, 1mn time Court of Probate, to be held( it Newberry Court IIouse, oni the 16th Immy of November next, after pntblicat ion hereof, at 11 o'clock hmm time forenoon, 0 simow cause, I any they have, why tihe aid administration simould not be0 gran t d. Given under my hamnd this 30th damy of )etober Amno Dominil 18R l132. J. B. FECLf4LE ,J. P. N. C'. NOTICE. Partles holding clahnims against tihe Jounity of Newberry, funided or other vise, will, piease p)resemnt tihe samme for paymenmt on or before Mondamy, thme 15th imst. By order of County Comvmisioners. J. KC. P. GoaGANS, Clerk. Nov. 2mnd 1880Lot Opera Ho Friday, ovemm i: 'lARL,E S 1,. A'iK S ANI) NJINUET CARNIVAL CO. 1 l'a r1?, t wo ytat<; London-over one year; New York, nearly lrccll 20 ul ht'; IUnierO S,tates, fouer Sea cti. P'owe"rful clrantal ic conrp;8uy; new anid 1rainatic seen ry; ricb and cl,aetelS. ;le coslutes; te 1r1opea11 spelalty stars; ,elati!fll iiunet Iblllet, by SignorItia Jors al a:t P imar kabl " crile col npany >f rlcIlly co.tinilI ar( Inaltl.;orne young ilies. Wolrlful !a:ci':g! eltranciug intsiel turtling plict.in-e.! .t1 iferse ating! Phe toineuol tnalIsforI'l 11:! Lightniing ouav'c <Irill! I 11nuy 5ituaL,ion'.s! . Prices: first, eight, rows liarluetC and ides, $1.00; remntllr of parqtuet.and i<des, 75 cents; seats in,gallery fronu,ing L:ige and irt row oin silus, 35 cents; c111tinicer (f gallery, 25 et s. E'RESH FISH & OYSTERS Arriving dlally by express at IALIlIT ICE HO0SE Ordters Ironlpily ille1 for fatities and leliverecl to any ual'- of the city free of harg.. Alon t hai, an<1 sohl at reasonable >rle5s, (i, Iter by t ht. toll or barrel. We will al.-o koep"1 on hani 1 suflilen11t ll:tntity .f 1(.J, to.Supply thre town n1l the stro;irromlin 01 count ry. 'I'rms-ca l . W. H. HUNT, Agt. New berry, S. C. NOTICE. All persons liavin;g clemntutl against lie estat " of I )r. ;. F. Fant, <lcccased, re lereby notificd to preSent them to lie uiti i.rignetl, on or before the first lay of .J.,mnary, 1S7. All per5ons int'chtc i the' Pamc, ither by 11(te or" accotint, :2 notilied to otnte forward :itul setth4. 1'. J. FA NT, E xcecutr"ix. Nov. 2, 188(. 8M(, Nov. Dth. Nov. Oth. 1880. STATE 1F0H. No doltht the Fai1: tits s(asonl will be more IiCCeSSIIu 11an in th e past. 1-xtensivo prepa 1ons on a largpe rsct.le are bring Inade to enter tlit the vts.to:s whoexpect t) ittend the Fair In ndtl"liti-i to the ai,ve attractiol, I will Itl;e 1,Ilrt" : inrt" Ia cner!u-;ii ing visitors at tho :mporit:nt of, '; Iashiion w+-1,1h an1 exhlfl"ition of 1i:l I s' u.t i:" hin le:. Clot hing. The isph"y of 1,u garments arc so arranged in ep11r11t t1111 II:t ai visitor will have no ronhle inllni what httntecty. Oi nturin: Ih4 store. to) yc'r right is the 'ents' Funii,hing GnooIs 1ihpartnient, whero on will Iin4l (verythint that will makc you omfortable in the way ill nntjt-rwear of every tyle and 1innk;e. Then :t nie White Shirt, tuurl"it,il or in lru,:it i.id, Inl ll ty11es, ilso ollar atl <'tll'.. (rovt% I afat'dkerchiefs.Suts ender, 4 nt1 4n ( :n 111' of (,tonts' Neck ear inll t11 the prc"voiling colors and shaples TIhen, to ynlIr hift is the2 n t d1ep* tinet' 'Ith al the 1l4 ate2t. Mt yh:s in StilT, Soft nud SI1ll n11s. A tuon2tg 1111s I 4)k you3 w il' fid thie elebrat ed I )u1nlap 1121t, 0f whIih I am11 the 1)10 tIgent in this city. In .lItion to 11his tock. a hunt1iso1ne line4 erI Silk Umbre12111hllamy (1 seen2, with Goi ( n11nd Sil1ver 1 llndles.4 Ther Clothiung St1o4k i~ loenlt' d inl ihe colnter f(the store. innel is divbh14'& 11110 thlree eCC lons. Fr,l he,11 821(k in al1l gr'ades and1( prIces, Omlprisinog a411 the4 lates(t styles 34nd( patterns, iiak ing 1n com111pletei as'or'tmen14t1. Second sec Lll comisett4s the2 i a.,ulawy Suits), in one0 and14 :mr11 bulttonl, Ihe Wh'1ip Cord. Cor'kscrew, Cns, Iicrcs and)4 1Fnney3 Charlvot.. Tir ld -setion 1r2 P'rtince A herl2 i, ut ad Veits of al l qul-~ les of 11(ne eloth14s, I)in onectin w0ith11 a full neC of over'etst in ll s t $yles4 and14 jirices to lIlt the times(2. Next (01mes thle iIOys4' D)jnrt, ient1,s8(eimra3te fromn the( others1, and14l i .wll atroiz 'ed ror' Its by1 d '0ome I ine of clotinlg. ent1ly pur Chases.' by Ilthe41 1 la l i- a fct, I.hnt 118 l'4 1ar4etI l (1 is the4 IlIceI for thei boysi, u1st 0opposite is114 th11sho2 4lepartmienIt, whereO full and11 ire.,hl stock of I enits' Fjie Shoes enni e founid in an st yho'a nnd shnlpe that, you ' liny need'4. To Ithose4 who4 4'xin4'et to 141tend1 the Southl II )vyke Conts 24114 Ves2is8. also5, 11llack Silk Ilf Ictd for21 (3 sp:l )44!1:1ens22ions, 14 f yon are in (432d of aniylhinig 1(1 13y line1, 1 would11( ho - 'lnsed to3 have.4 yout e:11. Ite4pce titllHy, MU. L, INARiD, Colu4'nb11la. S. C. flUJ454U4L'' (4sin444 CUREI at y'ourl owni . h Iotit, by 011( who was dea'lf t,wenity-eIht, years.Pi. 'iret (d by most18 or the noted( spe 11.n448is ts iot, benefilt. CIIred htimself 1n' bre(e( mon03t.hs, and tinc then2 1(1 hundreds(1i of ther's. Fu1I l l rinlart sent on11,41 aplPicati11 on. T1.. 8. PA I F.E, No..11 West lIst t, . New2i York Ity.I *-.: it, 6 APC iN)i PARKER 8, H AIR BALSAM -1 theP0 poptar favorite0 for dlressing thao halr, Rcsto)ring( color wheon gray,1nn prevotnting IDondrIW. -- It, (ennnes 11h0 3sentp, (4tops 11ho hair fatting, nna I& turo to pi1en318, HINDERCORNS. . 'lho3atnt, sures'4t and14 hst euro for Corn, Buntonn.&O. 11tops111au3 pa43in,4 -:nsurestcornfort, to h feet. Nover fatin 1.touro. 15 1.ents at. Dru ggiatt. Inxs4.os & Co., N. Y4. UNRIVALE~D ORCANS )n the EA14Y PAYMEtNT Aystem, from 08.25 i or mlonth up. 100 styles, $22 to $000. Send for Cot udoguo with full particuilars, milled free. UPRICHT PIANOS, r;onstrulctedl on 11h0 neW inethlod of stringing, on ilatlh(r terms. Senid for <descrlptivo Catalogue. MASON & IIAML.IN OlRGAN AND PIANO CO.. Boston, Now York4, Ohicngo. . 1