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PUBLISH ED i\IRY TIt--RSDAY AT 2. WBEI?RKW S. C. Proc.edingn; of tJhe County Sunday' ?elIoi Conivelntion at New Chawpl. ''le ew I,erry('otLnl t\' -ulital-A-l1t ('"nvetitiol l, a tnt at New (' latel .! t: lt July 24. 1, >. The oillicers of the conl Venltion behing zabsent, convention wn calid to order by Iev. M4. .J. E1ptintr, whr)o( co)nduted tieV(,tiodnal exercises, tsing-''2th Isalmil a. the S!"rilture and "Corollation" ' the song. 1)elgates were eni'oill. l'IUO mtlii tihel chair a 'poillted Rev' . M1. M. i:rab" han, Dr. E. C. Jones, A. J. Eilgore, J. 0. Moore :il L. W. Long to ma. ke Iominlltations of otii.er"s for present session of convention. The comllittee rel1rtl the tollowinIg nolli lat ions: Rev. JL.1J. Ep)ting_, P'residentt: l:cer. A. W. Attaway, 1st Vice-President: .1. C. (Togatns, 2nd Vice-President: L. W. Long, Secretary; ). . Wheeler, Trea:s urer: T. S. Moormn, U. B. Croiner, C. F.- Boyd, H1. S. 1oozer and J. S. C'arw'le, Executive Coinmmittee. ---I.,eport of' commllit;tee adoptedi, Drt. E. ('. Jones easting ball(t for convemt ion. An address of welcome was then made.byJoliii C. Goggans. Responded to by Harry H. Blease. Esq. Where upon convention wras at home and ready for business. Secretary read reports from 32 Sun dav-schools. On iiotion the chair appointed Jef ferson Quattlebaum, Warren U. Peter son and Miss Alice (Crosson to tabulate these reports at subsequent period of m1eeting. Adjourned for refreshments. Afternoon session was opened with singing, prayer and reading 10:1 Psalu hv Dr. E. C. Jones. Convention then proceeded to dis (ussioll of subject, "How to secure a proper interest of the adult nenberns of thle churches and congregationls in the Sunlday-schools." Rev. J. L. Stokes being abo.ent, the chair ap pointed Rev. A. W. Attaway to open discussion. All present; whether, dele gates or not were invited to join in tht discussion. A very interesting dis cussiol followed. Participants: J. H. Chappell, Rev. M\. M. Brabhani, )r. E C. Jones, W. I. Herbert, W. H. Harri and Warren G. Petersonl. Main Thoughts: Let love be thc motive power. Be gentle, he kind, be constant in your attentions to them, providing in every possible way that your interest in them springs from a soul full of love for the Master and his creatures. Nurse the little ones, and( you; w:il draIw thet oler. Next question: "Teachers' mneetings; ought they to be held? How best coin ducted?"' Rev. WV. J. Langston beini absent the chaiir requestcd Harry H. Blease, ELsq., to open diseussion. WVar r,m' G. Peterson, J eft-erson Quattlebaum,n Dr. E. C. Jones ad Rev. A. W. Atta gestbest~ pbazforcouetnthm C'onvenition adjourned. *Wed nesday mo rni ng. Devotional e: ereises conducted by J. H. Cihappell. Next question: "Hlow to m1anlag scholars while present."' Rev. 4. \ Brualau openedl d.iscussioni. JMain 7houghfltf: Strive to interest th scholars, keep out of old ruts, give 11: schldr variety, knowv your business : teacher-, st udy your scholars, lear thiir peculiar temlperamnents and adal your coniduct to them;i bring out 'very~ pssible way the timlidl andl m<0) est, and nip in tihe bud all unidue f wardniess in those that ar'e afraid ti world will end whcn they shaill has& failed: and by aill mxearls keep btef' their indsl( the great object you wotu accompllishthe // a/r.t!ation of t/eir a, .eIt-ersonl Quattlebaumii-P rove to ti schlarO, by' (ourt conductlt all the tim we miean' business: they cain but b comeI eniliStedl and ini earniest. . Jacob Ep1ting-Fall in love WVi vour scholars; t he thing will be reeipr cal. Meet your class regularly, let the feel you are interested. con trolling schlolars is generally wh there is niothing to do. Keep thu employed. Study them during t week,'if' by ay means you maoy able to do thiemi good. Rev. A. W. Atraiway-Put the secol 'onl his honor: let lhimi knowv what th~ mea: ; watchl him, not suspicious. but in order to teach him right fro wrong. J. "H. Chai:ppell-Endorsedl t thoughts of D)r. Holland. Convention song No. 5i3 ini "Joy au G ;ladness.' "Hiow to reaeh SeblatrS whiile selnt." Rev. WV. C. Schiaeffe.r-Only onle w; Go for thlem. Go hr the way of los Tlhere's not a child who will niot Su)ond to love. Anybody will. A fai fuil, loviig, conosecratedi teacher V have nioa ltsent schotlars. lHe is goi for thenm, and they cani hut respond his loving entreaties. P. F. Baxter-Use the ladies. th indluIence! is great: '.hey eaii do, m than any one agenw'/ to bring mi: sent ones(. Speeches wvere miade by Henry Cha:pptell. 11ev- U. WV. Holland, R XW. WV. McMorries anid Rev. M4. N on her o m t- ..eac.r:.......... Numb rof fealerte:.her........ Numbelr ma1le ....... Niiumber m:des under.............. N umiber malIe over 1b..........--. N onbe~ 'r femi:tes-........ N umber fe m is under 1'0........ N umber fenu:les over It;........ (ontriutionlS S. S- purposes-. 1- .'ools r''portedi libraries. Ni b -r 'I volumes.' 1.107 2; schools uSet tute ertiolhLe pc8anrs 1-o v.-Xo lV useMundaye p:q C. N lamer 2.Cop. (- ;gai.I W4 . aia. 1e 4:U 4Boy H. Chappell. .Jefferson Quatt-a1r and Rev. J. W. McClure. Afternoor session. Devotional exercises by W. (.. Peter son, last chapter of Revelation read. t Quc.'ionI B.' opEncd-"W hat are r the iaymienl doing to assist their pastor-i in Suniday--chuol work? peecies )y C. 1'. B'Oyd and1 . Hf. C'happll. "Is it not as important for the (ldli p)le.to tt stud1y (;.+i+'.- work in Sunday- : a"Ihools a'. the y"oung'." ' lthair re uti'1- t ed1 De. H ollandi to answetr, who dlidl ,, a:nwcrl'g m 11tl.l eg:atiet". (oisileable i di1scus5lion p)rovokl hv )\ this :1isWC'r. ]11v. W. WV.' SIirrie's and! I:er-. W. i C. l"t -Ir a' reeing1 with an.I Rev. .i V. 'I(liire, Rev. A. W. Atawavy an<i i 1Rev. "M. \l. hrabhil:On dlSi"reeing withI . .ow ought s 1riiitnItl 's .nd tett-herr to he elcCte:." W. (. Iete son: Superinltl'nd(ents:wi te:-hers Iy scho ls. 1 Dr. G. \. I lolnd C. F. oyd: Superinte:lits by the chlur'(b inl ler oii'ial capacity; teacelS Shouldi be .1l)oiinted by" supl)er-intendents. Jef ferson (uattie.aium: Sup)erintendents by churt-1h; te"achers by p.renlts of the chil(r1n. Revs. A. W. Attaway and V. V. McM1orrits eniorsed Dr. H IoI land and Mr. Boyd. t.rading schools: how best to be done?" I )iscussion by Rev. M. J. Ep tin. )r. Iloilad suggests pam of se2cul ar sco(ok: , seuiring crta in teachi ers for certain Ufr:u:cs. I:ev. A. W. Attaway: Ki tee) the st"holar in raie Suited to his capacity. D. B. 1 hecler, Trec.urcr, in Accouot with c"bcrry Co. . S. (onecntion. 18S7. Aug.:.. To cash on aLnd..... $ lj By colored man for services at Colony............... lIV (.. G. Sale......... New berry oib server ................. l=eo. S. Mower 2 00 I v11 sh on had.. 8 14 $14i$ $i4S$ I). It. \:'IIEE~LEi, Treasurer. Where shall next convent ion be held .Cannon's Creek an(l Ebenezer put in nomination. Cannon:'s Creek selected as place of niext coniventioni. Trime for convention left to Executive ('ommlit tee. Conyction adjourned. L. V. LONG, Secretary. A iteinarkle Scotchitan. Jul 4, Y.88ar. There sals a remarkable old gentle Can among the immigrants who were iuartered in Castle Garden yesterday. He is Roderick MNorrison, a Scotchmnan, 94 years old, and he has had sonr strange experiences. Fifty years ago xe came to this coni tinent and settled in t. Johns, Canada. tee He was the first man on this side to thin bumons lhe iamigranto whoqwrea gnartued on oCastlei() Thren getry in is Roderic Mrsoni ya s:odetredan a9l yeas o).l\ and hsha rsome F \ifty tyer agoe cameW toh:is con tinntand etle iS.* Jons Caaa He ws te fist an ots tosidet his buin e e maned ther auirt ftue ofll over :100,000 The;i a rat tobord the Steamern somei year a destry ale his knocedtn alOlinout robbed o With thne. ite moldnentlmandi nothae trlc o o akgow hio sitfo i101 sn. H(~v sle ae ter~ella shor aimelnds as he wavaoult bar testeamdl' er Circisiat lor thi ioutry eveyhig to i1 passg tcet ndr se nlt mey. The ol, d ig entoldem an not haveim to go back to ihis hon or sai as h wasi.s iaU.Tece YePterh iy the 01(aidmI thaea an lie moe c ~'domingfu th frome depe mosre ag to etbk toi~~ Nt ohns he would erveit bisie sste l agan The eleii ne up rthe aold pupil ofCarol und he asihed ire'for the aris dEpotimore kues avund ol repesnt aan Afm.ca in.sinri'-A Lncheing ubjen.''Lm Wa ici s anero ad the -lynehl-- ar thiabecer Forsberg,tewiknn saidh "Lytnchuirtisdint applof CarolescD entt. is twrn a paitsng, th life' sates pites forthePris Expoir.In e ocyredr tomIt wil epctaiil0en figures,oti adiprsintel American ayim--" LyUni hing cr ne."ul beh vel s er and gsbet forneher pare whites s.When asked whf The chosei5 th uier sujec Mr. ansbr sai1 idt r"Lytndche iitinctively anAmverca r pastimers at.is ticsI show that abio t th hunadress prons weare annually exectediapat of the chrhwlUp.nted es illb dthissmmred mav er. Ita Jurd o the that of teprenatmion ara of)r this Dstnctivel A ea Sayo unishinger whom had en novelt-a. and itrngsujt fope pail Col Jas. A.uii Hytl of Th le orderis . turer hous wreie ua 8 initton t atten till ceennia andnilversary th(brt of, tA.oiramcJudson aIetifth Frst Batiitst churh inl tei townld Maden, Macss., onm Therdy AugusitVlzi hi. An addroes ofn weoe bthoal r Nisto o th churc.hiloen heiex cise- an. itis expecte tha anii til dress ~ wtcil f .oe deivrelb tr. et [-ldo, th on ccornter a uso e American flags, one in the cent a .,nd one on each corner. The fa-t tin It! na'lt" to :Li+1 n i1 le toa-t Li11i tnl I:1-t ''u "l::y iy In :Ie . t , w l-.ut d yestel~ra's lli''It it was : beaten iit hrli i>y' ti tinaili +)t ('ltaletul (II the ti' ;':t; l. Th t ra:i!I left li:re ti"llt . vv'tl iut-1 i ' -. iilt ". : lking-l it r -st'-"i vean 'i. ivhi r s hhat [1. all si,:t,-, IIlt' It'r:i11 ai"I\-etll .1 tltai"t-sit it! +:' il' - t' wlo:t tt:lt- . nt', li:t\ !atle lIi'- iI I 11-'11s l t 1 i+t " ' t 'ttli t.e i l u' l ll!t'a . hiI 't lt:l\IIeasl.i"I,,t"11: 7~\', .:;) 1 "\it'lllt'S, l"1: .:; ciht : 12 ai it 'te lit l htO ae tt t-. -ijflht'tl iV r (t ti. : l 'r tli:leh ias \\c. & C ;T , .til. i .- it i t-" lilt ". at h r li: l'' h tn' al- il)'er to f. , l,nn in t]'rip liie(t ilt <luring tht: 11 0 .11l I t of .1 tlii\'. t. I ' p ,I llt,l ,ltl ws rli1 cti otluting t hili et i h fo lpttte si" ts . t A t\'o:.ti'- v oisevt'Oi. - i\nther l tw de.itvery c e' i t t list been - : le :u11i th- i !) tto b 'y :\ lu h e;y i th is c ofunty. ). dti.-e -I he ('1e n s cltchnll' tl l -r In l1 i l' and ir seve ytears the withst",ioiits -evrest :sis, but all di' e ogatlis were uidh-ne. rd old .death1 -ines1(i in:Iinient. F'lr three nenthi, she" t?n-.ha,I int""- ans tl\t!y " ce e li.! Ot sltep. ha iht of l a bottle It- of Dr. ing's NEw Dice'-ry for Consnal ion and as .-o aitle\y'n iit twio onr t tor"s, i she, rlet sl ilt it ltd w vriin 'one ho ttl ate I,een inir:u"d lte u-1y ('ar e(. 1"nr ande is t. l.thr 1.utz Thus wt rit W. C. li a'r1 ilek & Cl., of eid. N. C.-Get uatee trio yonttl at Cs. ii t Lyons' Drug6lore. The Verdiet snattWi hytoit W. D. S ait, shippus, ia i.. testitley: I can recolwmendl Electric Bitters as the etr best retedy. Every bole sold has ,ive-n relief in every case. One laan took six ] eottles. ani was beedi oe theunatisri of 10 eari' standing. br laa aret, (ug ist, ellvailse, Ohio, allins: -T he bst saint bedicine have ever :undnle In my years' !xpeiirice, is E1vctrie Bitter, 7 'Thunsandts ofi teis have andted their testimony, so that e verdict is unanimous that Eleetri(t Sitters o cure all disea(ens of the Liver. Kidneys or Mood. Only a ha:f diollar a bottle at (t"tield Lyons' Drug Store. -21-It. Bucklen's Arnic Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Sores, Bruises, L'leers, Salt lRheurn, Fever Sores, Tet ter, apped Hands, 'hillins, Corns and l Skin Eruptions. and positively cures ailes or no pay required. It is guaran eed to ive perfect satisfact'in. or money refunded. Priee -5 cents per box. For sale by C'olield & Lyons. The Reason Why Ayer's Pills are sA popular is. that while always reliable as a cathartie medicine, they never leave any ill effects. This is because they are purely vegeta'le, and entirely free from cal - ruel or any other dangerous drug. In all cases, therefore, whether the patient be old or youing, they may be confi dentlyC administered. In the Southern and Western States, where derangements of the liver are so general, Ayer's Pills have proved an in estimable blessing. D. WV. Daine, -New Berne, pN. C., writes : Pi"s Iauferd, ae tang ome boiithoach an iver troules. I tried varioutse toem eds but received no heeit('. ntI. eortencehd fainse Atyer' Picond lThese plsbented eat rne.e I took thamte tkiguarlyfo at ferv mountritTI hed hathwas elee, bo. i''meetto s.ay. that I-amno- a- ivel s, nd myitfu lung hieadses, stomach and Doweii ' i Complaithy here the most~ o treva,ent tsedissg beaps ii a"t ~ i snd Constiepeinae alost ~niresl.C Mr. Galacer, A pail chemist, ofep sih NDypepia, rites:tfti ~ C.a A fatrend inadachd n e ryer n Piland,afrhaing eeroe thanwithou tem; but relif until srevberance and, bent episnce relief.sh haconen tin them,anit it eraes, hentlIhad ta yera'sw wl maniadlgs,fu to. your chemistry, wh outsis. Solhadad stoall Drealwaysi si many espell Moiner,are Poison. ati naartro ledch, andc eclve fon tithe oy 'ti'k'wito (irecher mor that po'ar yt rtaelifs utlse.ea ai Ayers Pills,t:: sincetuhihshe. hasr been imphe enjoyment io perct ealh. at Aser'stonic. Noofduby allto Druggbe ts. Q hr a'noter MiealPisn Ro ters.adIers an 'sts lats. h' I impr blfood. Ii nowIpreSc:Eb I W- hj'ave)nt a halk giin' ahi'-tor f 4 t':.hl wo d erl, re ey mi ' cure' , fre:nh a.'ll over t' ic Write usith'ltor'I cl t uit aI - :. . I In ft I L -' I. Ieto o ''1.- V'. 1-n "4 r: n I:aki e - gLaM.nddit frnud ri are -ordalyinvied o in!"'t -It heget u.oy nte fs':tt. iand " N C lauea inih :-ut- S"ei ensst of I tali ROYAL ou PODER Absolutely Pure. This powdIr itever varics. A marvel of r11"1ii, t ant d w ')'- ltli wn'1:t"-:. 1rt . (, t 1 n I i 11;ia tihe or:iin: j Tr in ti an( d In How 1t1 si.hort weih'I!i : m 1 or pho>"phatte ow,l'r. Sotl only in ea"is. I0YAi. 8AKING owir>o Co.. ONi 1f"all ."N. Y. I-1---lv. ext Session Optent Tut'sday, October 2. TM)N ? i; 1Il:-::ttry I'l-art I1:elt. t'r l rm 't t hreeOf! inanI:IthiS, .5 !, su:n! 1 ::.:;;; ,rco iin; to eh::.. ''tuitiont In ('1 lle "i:n(" i)-lirtn:ient, l9)t1 cr11 'Technlical I)cpalrtlient will include -ilnlansltllp, 1;)ook-kee-ping, Short wid, Typfle-wr"titin;, :an Telegraphiy. 'uiliio per session, one sintly -'n, two fuclies :;u, three tudicies 45. Students .ving full tuition in ('ollegiate )e l-titlentt have Ihe privilege of two l ludies in Teelicit"al I)epart)nent, with iut extra clarge: exception, those who ake Ty1)e-writing will be charged 5 or use of machine. I;oardl. ineluudingrahig roomn, etc., )r nmonth, 12. Add re-s, (L \V. .O I I..\N), P're-ident. AT COLUMBIA. S. C. 1 ; I NCLt'1 DES (;rduate I t"jlartilent. College of Agriculture an tl 1ech ::ic .\rts, Col ege of Li beral A ris and Sceince, I'ollege of 'iharmlary, NorniOl sci xol, I.aw sch<x>l. 27 Teachers. 41 Graduate and 20 t"ntler raduate Courses--general, spjechil, or pro 'ssion:ll-for degrees and certitle: tes. .In truetion given in liook-Keeping an(1 'hon graphly. TIholoughty ettuippe<1 leinical, Sinerallc'.ica], Biologic . I'lysioltgical, E' iysical, and Pharn+i:ean ical I.:dx>ritories. '1so M1echanical h-partlinent with engine ild machi.n"y, I iraughting R<x>inc and Shops (r wood wora :ni iron work. Experiinei al Farm. Model Chasses connected with orlnial Schioli for pract ice in tcuhin'g. New ltirmary. Tuition- il per Se%sion. Ot)her Fees, $15. aie Pard, :i to $12 ter inonth. Roois rce of rent. 'Iotal expen'ses, ine!udiug fuel, ishling, books, .uc.. albout -iSO. Tuition Fce r-e,nittei to .atu:tents rrtify ing their inaiiity to pty it. For further in forniat itlnl lll y to J. M. McBRYD:, rasidant. S .-. ~..ttned an'1 ' 5I r~~ ailwas1tin NILS OOK! HERE ! Good Opportunity For a Few Aettre. Energetie Busi riess 31en anl Womxen* 'o lEarn Some Money. ry. WV.\ NT li\:ve anvner in thmis teritory f uir bhootk'. We are' 21 the olet hiouse f tec k ind i SOUth.:nud 12hv tie 11n02t i hei. :2: an l fate't selling lmne of lmh ks to em found' a-,Awle:.- l':td ths partial Jist nd1( See w;:at ourm ti- u.ts .re doiig: TFi WEll-SP INS OF TRUTH," - anary 5. u i: ' Liits r ..I" t.iner . . Lscher. P:ooprietor. Established 1842 r11E L,AREST A N] M.osT COtP'LETE E,2 TVAILISiMis Ni LUT GEO. S. HACKER & SON. r - MOULDING and BUILDINC MATERIAL Cfte .Td '.'n m <no- rt2' E-ig.Ol Cannon Street, Charlestonl, S. C. Fine Wiiiskeys a Specialty Lutie's Rye WVhiskey. G3ibson's I'ye WXhiske Redmond Corn Whiskey. 01h1 N. C. Co4rn~ WVhiske: Satisfaction Guaranteed. CALL AND SEE ME. ILEY W. FANT, THE COLUMBIA whi 2 h l'e- hill " . at l iceS tat calnnol bc:.t 1 oth'r, fOr or noar. Het canf atTforo n. ::m i no' 2. her2 wa . o n ..o .120 MAiN STREET, 001.UMBiA, S. C. FOR RENT. ary 1. .1 nI 1''ay2 loca to liT Attor il- . . o orii WERBR,.R. A II4)ju , ' of the Car "j -- Blackr.RORS. e'nttein Veso,lM -,'r - I>e("tt n,a Tr ed or Dashcd to ~ \, ~ - mnt Fire. Ae Fir, A g ust t.- A h o rrible Led i urriug as yet unascer a .'tife and property,br(ke 1s afternoon in a six-\torv Hied with working girls andl ployes. The occupants were rl P olish Jews, and were abou t 13a mber. The fire is supposed to Ve originated from tile explosion of a erosene stove, as, in a m1oment after ts first discovery, it was tnliversal on I he liocr on wi itit I brok:e out. 1h;e laes spre::i with mqnparzIld .aph(i1ty, com111[rttt: I ttinli o1tr::lap )'1rc, tom of 11,e e"]l:y4s. whou wer'e 1: a. fair wa1y of b+ting re:rued,. flTe monllae.- b+tean::+ panie-str"itcen, and, inl 1manV cat l -ing their -elf-control, ititl Il.:il!ng fI i tlie fifti anl1i ,thl-storyV 'ilt lou, to be instantly killd 4:1n 1lte Ia ell n l t b clCw. Ill hIds W1y tour tl t tet di::ih inl ad lmaup, From the -tri'" teIt l c1 the s%rws inex I+re!-sively horrifying. For at InotlnenIt a pale face woutlld b,e see"n at :i upper window, then1 thet flaunes would leap up), at screamll would be hetard on the street, !11 either leat 114111 the paveinenlt or il1 the devouring'" ltrtlines insidle would e1ii the ag-oniv. 1The" Ilin 11 "tco iu( t ac I)k of the 1''"c"ple's T!hceatre on1 the g;owery, and Frontted on (Iristie :teet. Tie P1eu pe's 'lheatre was the first to give the alarm11, followed in rapid succession by tlllee alarmns, only sent out at the lalrgest conllagrations. Amhu;anccs arrived from all tll- horsp)itals, and in ia lew 1uo1iiiitS were load+e[l. So far as is knlown, at least twenty ie(ple were Iburned to death, and thirty or forty Were inujured. It is ill)ossible to give names, or t he ltss to the build ing yet. Thetire was Confined principally to the buildig llin whicl it originiated. Several pathetic incidenits are related of the tire. One womlan, just without reach of help, refused to leave, and walked back itito the burning building. he W as afterward f)und witIi a a child clasped to her breast atnd the pair burn1ed to a cr"isp). Few names are yet kno.wn, and of them none of the dead. It will be three or four days before the recognition is compl)leted. It is nlow known that seventeen per sons were burned to death; two more will die, and a dozen others are injured. A Iungry 1)cg Carries cfff a Church Stove. LNewberry Observer, 21d.] A week or ten days ago, the members o' Calvary (colored) Baptist church mnised the stove and slI)osed it had been stolen. But last Sunday soile one found a dead dlog, a mile or two from the church, with his head in the stove. Somebody had probably thrown a piece of bread ill the open door of the stove, the church was left open, and the dog, while prowling around, stuck his head inl the stove to get the bread and got fastened. In trying to free himself, he dragged the stove until he beezane ex hausted and died. Secretary Holloway of the P. of I. of South Carolina ill a letter to this otlice, says : Death having i0'' l -'e1"" the Ptr' .. tile I -- tne ranks of .. . ,os of Iusbandrv in the re lo\ l of tile Hon)1. Pat D)airden, of 211isiSippIi, andlh \'lort hy Manster of the Nationald Granlge, the following aa nount rcementits alre madet fo r thle in terest of the miemblers of the order thruaAhout thle State with the hope tht the~ piapers will ibe pubtllished by the press in order thait the various Granges muLy ta..e immliediate action inl the mtatter inl carryinlg out the inistrue tiois of the W\orthiy 3Master (of this State G rainge. NAioN. t G ttANGE- P'- o1f II ()vv:lE 01" TiE A(CT'INGi MASTER. \VO(:RlT E, M1ASs. .I if)1, 188. To tht e (Order of Patrons ofi Husbandry A piniful dluty devolves uponII me1 iln ore1 al1 bcele leader, ]I[on. Pat D ar' whihl iieceturedi at hlis hlomei in Fayette .i ellersoni Coun'.ty, 31iSsissippli, at imid day Thursday .July 17, 1S.. .s the (cho ieni represenltat i Ve of tI S te (i nge, of' 1issi ssippui, for elever con,s(nt iVe yearIS, inl the'(' lceil5 (I thL Natiotnal G ran ge, anil fur six yeal' is ( verseer, awl0 nlliy three years a: ister of( thlat bodyl, hiis Iirm'l devot iou to the prinieijii of thet order anid con tinial sacriliee, to extend its bet:elltI to ever'ty agricult urist ill the counitiry has endelaredi hint toi all his associaltes As at recogntiititn of the valued servic he h:as rendered the organtizaitionl, anl in tokenl of our atmietionl anid esteem, would recommllend that each Granig Hall ini tile land( ble dlrapedl ill mouitrr iIg for ntinetyf days, and that, at th 'eglaLr meletinIg held4 ill Augutst, apprl uiriate mem'toiail services be hield, thleri past esteeml :and4 our' devotiont and a tacheni!lt to the Order. Sor1ow fully anld fraternally Youirs, -- vrse'er andl ac.tinlg Master Nation1 (range. .J tuly 25, 1.888. 'Jo hec I'atrons (i llis!>andry| .f 4Su I have just rec'eive'd thle ofleial no( ficationl of thle sad dleath (If Hon. 1P D )arden, WorIltlby :iaster of thle Nat'.or G rage whlich occurre2d onl .Jul d which he was held byv the Order in o state, I would joinl iln the reconunelI '.dation of the Acting Master (If t Nat itnlt ; range, that all of the G rat halls in South1 Carlolna bie drapled mo(urilg for ninety daiys, and as SO se'vies2 he hldi. Hi(Fanons looilh1y:i Feat. Ng t*v. ngt:. August 1.-RobIlert Fallot, 27 year's oldl, was runll over a istatly killed byv a New YoIrk a No'therni Railroad1 train at H-l B rige laI ne4Iighlt. lHe was5 retulrt f'o thel Yonlkers ra:ce's. and14 wa:s stai .Lin on thte platform oIf the4 carS, wi iis hat was blownl friomi his hlead. t ttempted to jumpli fromtl the tra: wihl was groling at full slped.l I was thrown Wi -adler the' whetels. ' i:oi igh''t cats pase 'ver his bo A Cyc lone Neair C'harlotte. I - d ci\-'( of ai i'yidlne ini Lteele 'r 'owship tis afternoon'~, iat 'I n ut ittst path is aL nailL de-1t ('rap cc prooted, but n' iloss of life is reli>rt I)tiSaedfitkt rcr git thetails are tielthi tolTrocu iatm r' +no hek of telegraphic commumeati 150Meals It Saved my Child's Life. "When my child was born, the doctor ,Jkred one of the. other Foods. She ate that un- --- NT til she nearly died . I had three FOR /NFA NTS doctors, who said the trouble was Indigestion. and ordered THE PHYSICIA the food changed to Lactated Pcssesses .an Im Food. It saved my child's life, over a:i other I and I owe you many thanks BABIES CRY f for it. I regard your Food as IY ALf invaluable, and superior to all other artificial food for babies. or without the r 31s r. rritou te -ostor M Three Sizes. 23 15 Indiana Place. A valuable pamphlet ____________________ - of Infants and WELLS, RICHARDSON Nowi AuL :i: vi6p T .m.Y The Ceiebrated bugg c11,o9 S, m1d ;uggi.s aipni Cr iagt of other One, two, three and four-horse White Hickory Wagons. We also carry a full line of I(Y AND WA(ON IARNESS, WH IP-S AND LAP-ROlBES. ['he abovet goods c"he ap for cash,. or part ash anl the latice on11 tille, with good security. We Solicit a Call, and Guarantee Satisfaction. ou will alwavs find .John P. Fant and M. M. Buford ready to Welcome and vait on vou. FANT & BUFORD, Next door to 'nith's Livery Stable. Jrwelry, Clocks, SILVER PLATED WARE, Pocket and Tabi Cutlery, MUSICAL INSTHRU JET9. A) b3,Th --irlswg-co Yv atch t eparing a cpecialY E)UAR) SHOL Z, Newberry, S. C. Is the Loss of A Lectutre on 1he Nature, Treatmien and Radical cure of Spe' matorirea, 0 jicat. indueed by excess or earl; indiscrt-.)u. ROERT J( L ICiRIIELL, I - edmira dnie Lect hf'. elearly prove( fro hi own experienl-e lhat the~ au ful col' sequencesti of e-triv error' m.ay be effeci tally removed; po'itig oit a. mode < eureC at once c:erta1in an olf etuaLl 1.h ver, n4 o :atter o hat 1W. (I"idli iahis. m:ay et re himelf Ii'I.aply, pW van le and 114 r:ica i:ll. 7 jef Senlt iimler sma!. ;iln r ph IIeVi'lp., an ad44dres,. 44n r, e ipti of four cenit-, ' he Culvred& Medical Co.. 41 An-.. Street, Ncw Yoik, N Y. P.0 Bcx4. N OOl0 IN0lSlRN All of our old stockt of M\illinery bi he sold. We will in afen da&ys ha i an entirely new stock of IIL LINER T SLadies Dress Goods, Hlats, Bonnets, et All in the LATESSTYLES. tnd .at prics that will astonish y COME AND SEE US bfore youi purchasei% elsew'4her. Satisfaction Guaranteed ;Mrs.S. A.Yiser &C4 IMPORTANT urTo TlloSE wHoSE leEYES ARE FAILIN' Wi!I Save Them. Theiv are not to) he tried, buit hi . : l Urr1 proiveni a greamt lessing toi nl if the~ het-t ci!tIi oif the towni . Foir 6:de' at the .\rt4 itore. lbR C. W1I L LIL\.1S. Prop 4i*nr ( rotwell Itel, Newvi.rri ., l ~\I LGYi RWE B1 eDui ng 188 I " ill sell Metalic Gris eaf ll styles oif ( oflins at prices to he ties-low ac tli lowe-t. I C4m3 ra"ts for everythinig in the 4 pe nitr Buines 4 1vil a ho ligirei - roek bottom ha01lp: \1 orders' in I nderitakmi. or< t r: e in Capne ork -hall I my prmt.:et n.CHAPMA: GYNECOLOGY. r Ihere is ai pihysical cause of sterilit ii. ougl m:rriedl females which cal t emnoed' very easily.BRUFM OIf.$ for f 1.00 - It Has No Equal. "We are using in our nur. sery (containing forty infants) "= your Lactated Food. and find and INVALIDS it far superior to al other food V'S FAVORITE. which has been used during the past ten years that I have rtant Adantaes isiig physician. The 'OR IT, Sisters of Charity, who have charge of the institution. say 7S RELISH IT. it has no equai. hes a Baby with W. E. Dr Corcs. M D.. ddition of milk. St.Joseph's FoundlingAsylum. . The, $1t.0tio Cincinnati, Ohio. nnvalids," free. & CO., BURLINGTON, VT. M. A. CAELISLF. JAMES J. L 4N, Late beal Estate Agen Attorney at Lsw. Philadelphia. CAtIRLISLE & Lit:IU Real Estate Agents. W TE have loried a partnership V ' the above style and firm nan fir the purpose of buying and sellin Real Estate, renting linds and collee ing rents, alll hereby slicit the patrol age of land owners. WE HAVE FOR SALE: 4. One plantation of60.5 aeres,on India Creek.in farming condition. Price 0) 5. -S50 for six room cotta;re and l< in Newberry-one-third cash; h alan< in three annual instalments. i;. $3,550 for 1 two story brick liou in Newberry town, Newberry, S. C. 12. 830X) for 503 acres of cotton Iani l10 acres of which is original fores Terms: One-third cash; balance in fi annual installments. Five tartns, containing from 85 to l: acres each, and a farm of 1,500 acres, ii on easy terms. FOR RENT : One six-room dwel ing, in town of Newberry, owned l {M. A. Carlisle. CARLISLE & LANE. ATTRACTIOf Is CENTERED on the Spring and SuT mer stck of Clothing for JMen. Yout and Boys, in all qualities and prices. this season are more at tractivea than any the past. There is a decided change in t uet ting -up of garments. the l,ants being c iar,erai the 'vests cut lower, whi.ch, nal thi. _suit ,mornenomfortable for ,prong a: Nuinr er.Th tik oth u w (n no onsrih,.a eeooe I-s NIon thl ie ofping and Doub b restfock ofsu ints r-i Yu an hiys inute of d parices tis sanfatred exoresy frmytractiee,a an hcamt. berpia b an the cha se,t I ae!U exclusive ntrs, the. bi h therin the viesto t tlle, hort mia thets ure .nishingbl fo sga and notwon trapiace, ad heretingfor sec'tThelin cot1'nderwearn for b r ons,a sumeri csists of be gradestof tauz. nibwriteg,gan. Lile Tre,ad an-Cd e AlI hae hoe afin e sie ah n Nu ~antd f c k u S Thi Lieautfu Garints isnmanufactureiesrel entrely tr.e, a eaon.not be dpiatedtbyrin other ahoprie. hwi ll atem, tove.tllmn soti Gents' Fnsing Shos aed o.in thek, anp tl ebace a ~ill u and -rent he an sityle of sgraes ofhan manut atured. Lese si brers and dae< 0 tn l'aif a-ci thd an ai i n isAd foryunsetil .Linu - -or hane sisieif you rwill cal an(4i wiiiaetlais importan fo Gllt nwthat Fine trdiShereyo fbruying romd reliabler houe,ad ha ,oods ar sodackrtne. If they c l S com upttc toiwhat Gtr rpeprseantd dto ptiam always ad tomketstsfcoy ist cpre iS rmaing y our i pur thae priO. Coloriisfthig. cant atd see hat ha isoread for u I i bec pleased t have1 e -pleasre in shoinedi you through. an b gforlableh as, and thC cot ton he r repesnt I ow bM Aefor fo teak oing pa ch e pnLgg lotln, calle an d seew dtelh Asos(r for .thile leasednoog ae calland inspecrta tok ltwl afr Colubi. SARTC WE Cotton pehp,aGine SMillen ors n the folwn mil. Wer grind ieegt running, weo keep ealr &hop Aiso ofor theritnnga eChan Corn voratos. AGODIK MLVLA( XE e,pehasUORfne8 MillRcy asroceites, tseofucrn.shen the Mill etrieery, ou invite mytfriendsad ui rl to sell.acal WitaneCigr Groceries, ar- Liqur, ndit al netad andr on s on ,r, I will i;e P)leaa(il to .SerY on.. H. C. SU M ME ave ___ . NOTICE. OT (C E is hereby giveni that ilS. H Al R, am 'the legal ow .ase out-lantd Warrant, N o. 4S,71 irle. 100 acres, issued under the Act of v i In the name of Peter Hair. an'. bebearrant having been lost or desti I have made application to the D..issioner of Pensions for a dupli - -. -.~ I. D. SHOCKLEY. J. D. SHOCKLEY SHOCKLEY BROS., _ Contr ctors AND Buildei s. --.1G ETS FOHt LUMBER, DOORS, SASH & MIU:TS, .EWBi'.FRY, . C 1 ANI -F\L rTlrWP (f l:ia- t-.:v ' .\l tler. Co'lutl.t:s, et. u11i:'l. a buildintgs i: ton a or t"-ilttr.. l': t :ab!e. - . irg .l:l, and htI[ i:tn t ..t Jail. t all and ee ii. jr 'LAN1ICr0A'T LINE. I -;.s..: .\(..1: lii-': r:. ti- T *\1'i:alir._t"ut \. C.. .1u . 1"i. I.Z':. C0O.DENSEU I-iil DULE. 4 ; WP.sr.. i lN(:.'sT. \n, \u" Nu. No. 14 S4 ptr., :1nt. Pnm atm. 4:3 7 0 Lv...(::rieston. ..A r 41; 1 7.7 9. -- l ..SunIler'......... " 6 41; S 1i J (t I1t1( " ...Colut bia...... " :,: 7 IX p tn. I u 2 1: " ....Win nsbo,ro... 2 37 4 53 217 323 ".. Chester........ . 24.5 :35 .. 4 : ...Yorkville...... I (u . 5. 5 --..Lancn er...... 10 0 . . :;W 4 "OS ...l k Uill...... - 2 (42 3 it) 4 20 515 " CharlotLe........ - ) 210 o p tn. n:. ... 12: A r...Newht"rry...Lv Z. -.reenwood ii . "- .. ...LaurIens...... . 4... 4 ...Attder on... " .. 5" " ...Greenville " Ull . ...-.. ...W al halla 7 00 " b vie ...A bbeville " . p i. S 5 .spara5burg 1 ......... rl 56 ......15 ....... 70 ........ 10.0 ...... -o.id Trains between Charleston and C( ; lunbia, S. C. T. M.E.:RSON, Gen'l. Pass. Ag':. J. F. 1IVINE, Gen I Supt. e WILMIN6TSA, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA RAILROAD e TRAINS GOING SOUTH. iO aTE Juy :t.l, lSS.No. 44. No 40.. TDATED uly 12th, 85. Daily. Daily. Lv. Wilmington...........2.... 2 p. M. u lo i. M Lv. L.Waccan,aw.......9 42 - 11 17 1- Lv. Marion....... ............11 36 " 12 40 A.) v Arrive Florence............12 25 " 115 " Sumter.--... .----.4 34 A X. 4 34 '_ Columbia..............6 40 " 6 44" TRAINS GOING NORTH. No.43. No.47 Dally. D)aily. Lv. Columnbia. ................ 5Pi( Arrive Sumter..................115" Leave Florence...........- 4 :20 p . 507 A. i Lv. Marion -...... ....... Lv. L. Waccamaw ...........-7 744 t r. Wilmington.... ... 3 07 Train No. 43 stops at all Stations. Nos. 48 and 47 stops only at Brinkley'- A Whiteville, Lake K accanaw. Fair Bluft, Nichols, Marion, Pee Dee, Florence. Tinimonb. viile, Lyncbburg, i ayesville, Sumter, Wedg.e field, Camden Junction and Eastover. Passengers for Columbia and all points on C. & G. R. E., C , C. & A. E. P- Stations, Aiken Junctio'", and all points beyond, should take No. 48 Night l.xpresa. Separate Pullman Sleepers for Savannall and for Augusta on train 48. Passengers on 40 can take 48 train from Fle - rence for Columbia, Augusta and ueorgin poin's via Columbia. All trains run solid betwe(-n Charleston ane Wilmington JOHN F. UTVINE.. (.eneral Superitendant T. 51. E3IERSON. Gen'l P. Agt. 3 South Carolina 1 iUw Company. 0 ASI) FROM CEARI.hTON. S EAST (L'AILY.) Depart Columbia at.... 6.50 a an 5.3: ,t in Due Ciarleston......... .10 35 p tn 9 45 p it WEST (DAILY). ut Depart Charleston........ 7.u0 a m 6-' P la eS Due (.,clUtbia.............10.45 a to 9.45 p Inl TO AND FEOM CA.MD!N. heEAST (DAILY EXCEI'T sLCNlDAY-) It. a?'a ai pil in l Lt D)epart Colunmbia.... g; 50 4.5 5(M 3 : p m p un pu pIu Duc Camden.... ... 1254, 12 52 7 42 74 e-WEST (DAILI EXE;al' etl)AY-) ami am- pmn pi Decpart amIden.....74.5 74.5 3 30 :x a in a m i , pi Due (,olxunbia.. ... 10 25 1'; 45 7 30 9. nd TOAN!)FR03 At7UpTm ye EAST(DAIL3. d ae tU in io ptes 01gaa . ate'4A E1.aT departnya .3.P-?As Dept Croum. Col.......i.5 a m 5a~ RaIl. rde sAuuta.....--t.4 an mrl 0.*5 pi on adeaUnn ot Columb)aax 4 .i, w ith C<1ueg h is assngrenvbye tairoas b train k Sur.ait at 1045Ahe~l...andeatnat53 P .'Ao wt Charlette, witmbi Standr fogus.to rl rad by uame trai and troas1 walh poits oAn fotrasoianxidPom S itanburgh St. Jbe yiver bys trI leain Charleston ar.6 Say pn asx caoa to andrrit-e, Tennn- ua the pinsener by thseorrsakdupera rAt harleston with Steomrsi afor e York Railraks oi and rul pointi te. Jot ax Rao.A ,:cil to anm ravanna antd 0! Barnwell Railroad. Through tickets can .he purchased to aul poinlts South and West, or applying to 1'. -,icQUEEN, Agent, Columibia. tst 50HN~ B. PECK. enera; xager ent D). C. A LLEN. Gen. Pass. anid Ticket A rt P IED1)IONT AIR LINE ROUTE. RIchmond and Danville Railroad. Cor.1-3LUIA AND GxiEr:NVILLE D)ivisION. th Condensed Schedule-In .effect JIuly 15. ISS. not (Trains run on 75t.h Meridian timec.) e ------- ------ - ~~-~~ xth hNORTHBOUND). . No.'No No. 4. .50. 54. en PME A M you IL- (Charle'ton..................... ........ 00 Ime yv ColunT 1h.....................2 45 .....10 40 Ar AlIstoni........----......... : --- 11 57 Lv~ Aliston.................... .. -- 1---- 40 A r Union.......................-.--... I 2 Ar Spartanburg.....................2 ... 2 Tryon .....................-4-.------ 4 41 Saluda............... ....................53 - Flat Rock....................... ... ....60 llenderson........... -.. ....6 q Asheville....................-..... 00 Hot springs. ...............---.. Pomnaria ...................-. 40... 1 5 )pU- Prosperity.................. 4 :5-.... New berry................ 4 5):.1 2 :19 Goldville....................6 14..... Clittn (0 ........--...... 6 4 .....4 .... L urens.................7 'l)...-. *P M Grentyood.........................2 Gren.oo.................. A bvle.....-......... ..... .......... IS e(lton~.........................-...... Ar Wiliam u............. .............---- 0 4 W.... iamst.................. ...... 0 4 Pez r.......................... .... .... '11 7 . reen.v.l................... -..... 1 - tiernso.............. ...... ............ ) . S e e a ............... ..... -- . Wa. all....................... ....4 t of OT2~BOUND 3 3 52 Aor Sen a...... ................-..... ..-- 0 te. Lv n eso . . . .. . . . or l ro . 1 IS,I Wlh la...................... ... ....70 (jen le......................7..-------4 0 Anewderro .................. -....... .---- 9 AS bb vll...............-..... ,P M 1 20. r eestnvi................ ........: 1 0, 8 14 PiAedton................... ........ . 5 33 Hotze r...................... ....... 4 . 50 WI Asillet................. .... 1795 l u endton i...................... ........134 02 Greenwoodk.........................11G N i etlvu x...................A 1..... ... . 2 Clin iTron ..........................) 5 Golpvirte...........................Is Newherrynlo.......................... IV rosperoix..................... 1 Pomunaia ...................10142. AlstoI............................. 91 A.w st ( o n.. ..... .... ...... .........cept JAt Lpigs...TY'...............nt R. He d e r Dnv LL..................t Naluda ....... ................... .Sr on . ............. ra .i ...... r xer f W il re nir urniur .......(1 ...... of car -.......... .-..... 5