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(Continued from First Page.) Welsh Neck Baptist Association. (Reported for The News.) XiOCLAXj ITEMS ! W. Coker; Swift Creek , .! VasH, R. R. Howie, J. E. Bass, H. H. Rhodes, T. P. Rhodes, N. H. BlackmanLake Swamp— . Walter Vaughn, C. A. Jordan: ; Willow Creek—W. A. Cottiug-1 ! ham; Antioch—Pastor, F. M. | Satterwhite, R. H. Boswell, H. J. Coker; Mt.Blon—W.O. Petty, As stated in the last issue of The | x). H. Thomas R M Josev ^ fifty-ninth seHsion of iW . CulpeppeV; Parlington'-UF the Welsh Neck Baptist Associ- B . Moore, C. B. Edwards, J. P. I ation was begun m the Baptist | Coleman p s wilds, A. F. Church at this place on the Northcott . Mizpah-M. R. San-' morning of the 5th mst The| dors j. H . Brown; Mt. Zion- memorial exercises on the life! B- B Mc White; Pine Grove- and character of the late Col. B. W. Edwards were held on the first day of the session. The Rev. John Stout, the first speak er. remarked touchingly on the influence of a finished life as exemplified in the useful career of Col. Edwards, and spoke tenderly of the rememberance in w T hich he was held. The Rev. G. B. Moore referred to the strong Christian character of the deceased. The exercises of the second day w-ere opened with prayer by the Rev. B. G. Covington” of Florence. Rev. G. B. Moore was elected a delegate to the annual meeting of the American Baptist Publication Society. The Home Mission report was then read, and a strong speech was made on the subject by Dr. T. A. Bailey, corresponding secretary of the Home Mission Board. The report was un animously adopted. Rev. J. Hartwell Edwards, of Cheraw, delivered a fine address, in which he urged the ladies to organize new women’s mission ary societies. The Educational report was then read and adopt ed, after forcible addresses by Revs. J. L. Vass, G. B. Moore and John Stout. Rev. B G. Covington read letters from the following churches, asking that they be allowed to form the Florence Association: Florence, Willow Creek, Mizpah, Elim. M t . Zion, Ebenezer, Sardis, Beulah, Ephesus, Cartersville, Evergreen and Peniel. This was referred to the committee on the State of the Churches, and the request was afterwards granted. The committee o n the time and place of the next meeting reported in favor of the Tuesday before the second Sun day in October next, at Antioch Church. The introductory ser mon of the next meeting will be preached by the Rev. C. L. Dowell, and the missionary ser mon by the Rev. J. Hartwell Edwards. Remarks endorsing the proposed Baptist orphanage I were made by various members, j and the work already accom-1 plished towards the establish ment of the institution at an early day was approved. A letter from 8. Colgate, 55 John St., New York, was read by the Rev. S. M. Richardson, asking for the various minutes of the Association from 1832 to the present time, which are to be tiled and preserved with the other historical documents of the Baptists of the United States. At the evening session on; Thursday, a tine sermon was 1 him preached by the Rev. J. H. Edwards. The report on State i cerm Mo ICE LAW « Ann*. ©ealep in A. J. Eddins, J. K.;Smith; High Hill—R. H. Rogers,.!. A. Smoot,! W. P. Flowers; Hartsville— E. J. Forrester, J. H. Privett. J. J. Lawton, Thos. McIntosh, It. H. Goodson; Midway—31. R. j Hill; Florence—Rev. B. G. Cov ington, T. H. Edwards. J. F. Howie, 8. T. Burch J. B. Ed wards; Beulah A. J. Coleman, A. H. Haynes, J. M. Hyman, Jr.; Macedonia—Geo. C. Wal lace, W. T. Rivers; Timmons- villo—H. J. Lockhart, S. F. Cole. Jasper Hill; Chesterfield— E. J. Kenedy. R. E. Rivers; Ephesus—J. R. Bostick, W. H. Mc White: Liberty Hill J. T. j Smith. W. H. Gilbert: Carters ville -T. B. Hinmmt.J.M. Hill; -Evergreen—J. G. James, W. j I). Motto;- Mt. Olivet, Duncan Wilkes, J. W. Ousley: 3ft. Carmel—J. O. Melton, J. C. Mc-1 London: Wayside—J. W. Wal ters, W. H. Smith; Calvarv—J. H. Collins, No Bargain in the Sixth. [J. W. D. in News and Courier.] Florence, Nov. 0.—There appeared in the correspondence from this place in a Charleston daily of to day’s issue a copy of a circular, claimed to be issued and distributed by the Republi can executive committee of the 6th Congressional district, in which it is claimed that a com pact had been entered into by the Straighout Democrats and the Republicans to the effect that the former would support Deas for Congress if the latter would support Haskell for Gov ernor. Cupt. Wm. Quirk, chair man of the Straightout Demo cratic committee of tin 6th ^ Congressional district denies that any compact or under standing whatever bad been made with the Republican party with the above stated object in view-, and requested the publi cation of the following affidavit from the Repu' lican chairman: State of South Carolina a, ) Florence County. / Personally appeared before me S. W. Williams, chairman of the executive committee of the 6th Congressional district of the Republican party, w h o makes oath that he was called on to-day by (’apt. Wm. Quirk, chairman of the Democratic commitee of the 6th Congres sional district, and asked if he had seen a circular published in to-day’s issue of the Charleston , over his signature as (chairman? He said, yes. the said circular had been sent to deponent, from Darlington (but as far as Cupt. Quirk is con- BIxA KWULIx BROS. ARE SELLING AS FOLLOWS : Checked Homespun, 5, C, 7, 7{ cents Shirting and Sheetings, 5, 0, 71, 81, 10 cents. Ginghams, 71, 81, 1( cents. Calicoes, 31, G, 5, 0,71 cents. Spool Cotton, 200 yards, 25 cents per dozen. Satines. 10, 121, 15 cents. Cashmeresjand Henriettas, 15, 20, 30, 40, 60 cents. Fine Buggy Robes, $2, 84, $4.50, J8. Heavy Bed Spreads, 75c., $1.25, $2, $3, $4. Boys’ Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $5.75. Mens’ Suits, $4.75, $6, $7, $10, $12, $18. Boys’ Hats. 15, 25, 50. 65, 75c., $l,$l 50. Mens’ Hats, 25, 50, 65c., $1, $1.35, $1.75, $2.50. Ladies’ Shoes, $1. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $3. Mens’ Lace and Congress, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $3, $5.50. Gents’ Hand Sewed, $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES, $30, $35, $40; wiii'Mii m imm flii’Rorai, $35,537.50, s«, 545. hold the trade, for we give quality and prices to suit the Wine, Ale, Beer, Liquors and (j The Very Finest Brands cf Always in Stock A LARGE SUPPLY OF COHJNT WHISKEY Just received which is being sold off at a low price. 3s-0in oct-30 yipC ^ y't, I'G" ■ ^ ^ ||ISgp§gffi9 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON 4 GLOBE INSURANCE CO., o' Livcrp ol, England, is the largest Fire Company In (lie world. THE AITNA. of Hartford, Connecticut, is the largest of all the Ainetfran Fire Companies. THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia*is the second largest of nil American Fire Coiuhanies. THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third larg eat of all American Fire Companies. THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest of all the American Fire Com pan'ea. All o* the above companies, and several others, represented ia the agency E. E. IsTORAAEiTT, Da.li eton. IB U. WARD & WOODS! Attorney* It Couiuelori at La* UAliLIXQTOK, 8.C ' V,i 1" -ac mall fuie anu'r^ lopcci I eUeirlhji paid to ail lets peiltna.ng to Hie buying, tl mg. i'< Utmg hi >en*iag nlTeal es Any party having bnMm-so j U bn - would do well to rail ou | firm, «bo have contiolol some tin most dexirdi'e preperiy Town and County. ■uatJ n tby _ September 1!, 1890. G. W. AIMAR & CO. —0—0— Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PlIOICE JIkUGS, MeDIUINES, pH2Mt* CAL3 v pURCICAL INSTRUMENTS, Perfumeries and toilet Articles. —o—o— Cor. King and Yanderhorst his., CHAltlESTOF, .S'. C. oct 16-.‘hu ISflf jfiOplf'a imm a loan, imt? of ihtdiugfou, SAVINGS HANK f »ni ' Netties & Netties Attorneys b Counselors at Law DnrliiiKloii II.<•. 1 Will practice in all llm iSt;ti,. ■EXCHANGE AND BUSINESS. Federal Couri;* Prompt peraonal attention g \ collection of chdnih. Tb*'ftft« <»T th< f ”i<!| !u Hit* | u»u <’• tiu 1} | i |o p|'n.r‘tl lu n« I WUu im li.i i f* of ii»Ierest. • t Hi i tt.« "'I'l I'tfl I (•Ml tfci,* «Up lPitu: i,t IrbJ f.ve 'tm-, iit a | »..| ■•■ives 'i”| osils ;iI mitv lic.f*. •»» il i .lurpvf. ;t' id • » lie I* ^ dii liu.e Udposils, prty.thl -t^i nt-rly if l \l ti i« it-* •fi.-COUlif fop Scfiool Ct'lf irtp.il <8 Jl 4 I (./"Hfltjf «*luui • UP1! locfious receive c.trcfiil HMefTion. -H'r- rf ly. Wc people. For Sale. !!._ AVK ii Ixli l .) ROS. A valuable lot and building on tho Public Square of the Town of Dar lington. Terms easy. Apply to DARUAN 4 THOMPSON. Attorneys at Law', Darlington, S. C. March 13, 1890. Talbot &S;n: f - bea )VM. pARRIGAN, jIoHN yWcpWEEN, jl. p. ^ETTLES, B. KKIj il DA ltd AN, i’ri tsidenl. ©>eet@i*s jIoHN jSlSKroU P, p. /Acp.jLLOUGH p. )(E1TH pARGAN. i , -i.t pt . jniu.il] Sep. 2,’8(5 Attorney a I w, DARLING TON, S Jl., S. ftl U/tiieer-: •A M. A « AltUIGAN, A let- Pi i x di u 11 L. ( HAULKS, Cae'dcr. H KU' ('IT BUT I, DOB Da,rIington, S. C. t -o Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills and Grist Mills, arc acknowl edged to be the best ever sold in ■ this State ; when you buy one of them you are satisfied that you have made no mistake. WRITE FOR OUR PRICES. M. 0. Alexander Wo will take pleasure in showing’ you our XjjIJSOBS OH 1 - LAMS’ MISS GOODS AND 0 u?i^I^En^riI<rC3-S 7 LOTHliiG, MID GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, S ( H)h:s, (! AG'S, tu /y > o o- -:o:- HAi REMOVED From the store on Pear)o Street to tho stand lately occupied by I Mr. S. Lewonthal, on the PUBLIC SQUARE, and is now better! (’otton Gins & Cotton Presses j prepared than cv. r to serve customers with'tho usual full stock of ^ 'groceries, wines, liquors, tobacco and cigars. Will practice in (Jitrun Guiiiu 1Uil || Supreme Court i fSmnii Ciiinliu,, | Prompt attention given to ,di sincss, and special atteiiiiiin gim to collections. R. W. BOYD, CB0 W nuiiwjl BOYD & BROWN Attorneys and Counselors at Lav| Office in brick building south of | the Bank of Darlington. DARLING TOS C. li., S r imoMi’T rr.usoNAL attiintion kJ ALL BL'SINI ss. Feb. 3, ’->7 —ly. At Bottom Figures. I can save you money •■©a Ski' V. C. Badham, General Agnet, COTTJjVOBI-A., S. O- Home office and Factory, Richmond, Ya„ Jims 26, 1890—ly A large quantity of Ice just received. A LARGE LOT OF SHINGLES ON HAND FOR SALE. ids y kb i ‘vahfii kOilT 1 91 Mi! Ijhi g** Qm n; it cx . i (1 ■ l i oim is i f this "i II km v. • f an- gaaranti rd thm a imiuh ua ‘•The B M (It.. February 1, 1SS0—ly mAr&xx q In i' g i ici'.i i! d dy iiitd iln n any cus- is! im n: thi'i'iighont Darlingioa (Jonniy will mean for tlicm ■ nl tbeir pntrouage Im ! be L'-ns! Miuii -.ESj&.JSf'ML. McCall & Burch -:o:- FINE ASSORBMEN — OF — T rij i ^ L r n Ti i nri^ w ww Ua'»j Clli wL r n t Jl lAii ri • I po wl X WvJ^'j A^w* Lot and stables in rear of store for the free use of the public. September is, 1890. 1, according to deponent's Missions was read and adopted. |knowledge and belief, it was Rev. E.J. Forrester delivered a now the first he had seen of it. brief but telling argument on and that no compact or .under- the needs of the Board, and Dr. | standing of any sort had been Bailey delivered a stirring ad , made between (’apt. William dress on the work which had! Quirk and myself, in regard to been accomplished. the Congressional election or On Friday the report on Sun- other election on the flh inst. [Signed.] S. W. Williams, Chairman 6th Congressional day Schools was read. This report was very gratifying, and was heartily approved by the Association. Mis c el 1 a n e o u s business was then engaged in until half past twelve o’clock when the closing sermon was preached by the Rev. J. L. Vass. On Thursday a large and en- thusuastic meeting of the Wy man’s Mission Society was held Sworn to before of November. E. W. Lloyd. District, me tliis 6th Trial Justice. Goou-TempereJ Bennallsviilo. The mail from Society Hill to Bennettsvillo has been discon tinued. owing, it is said, to the fact that ’’it did not pay.” This at the Methodist Church, at 1 would seem to be a very poor which addresses were delivered reason to be assigned by a ri'-.' by Dr. Bailey and Rev. J. L. department of tho gov Vass. Editor W. W. Keys, of which is suppos the Baptist Courier, was pro- hs sent at all the meetings to re-! public. lit .»/ m power to , . V yi’V commodate 'Tfiment do all in port the proceedings for his to paper, and Rev. J. G. Lqjfcy, iY- v - the P res b y tutfC ' v "‘ '*'1’ , > ”1 Rev. ‘* an Church, and istr Rice, of the Method- l Church, at^nded tho ser 1 vices regularly. A very encouraging and im portant feature of this meeting of the Association was the re ad matter fr hnettsvdlo lias to the rom here go all Stress W oodss-llress Ca«««Ss JOYE &SANDERS We have ju t peeeived almost an entire New Stock of DressGoodn, Trimmings, etc., and invite the ladies of Darlington and sur rounding* eountrv to call and examine them Usftiith’s Phys'gy Primer & ’ ‘^' 11 1 Smith’s Human Body, before huving. We have a X iXv line of i X Vhit f s Vo A ^ line/ vu Davidson’s History of S. C., 60. The use of these books, and these only, will be enforced in Darlington County for the next j three years. Teachers will con-! suit their own interests by en deavoring to conform to the law. As the prices above given are [the regular New York retail I price's, and are just what the I [ books would cost the purchaser i The following books have been adopted for Darlington County and are now on sale at 711 E BOOK S70RE DARLINGTON, 8. C., at prices named: F Appleton’s 1st Reader Appleton’s 2d Reader, Appleton’s 3d Reader, j Appleton’s 4th Reader, ; Appleton’s 5th Reader, Swinton’s Word Primer, Swinton's Word Book, Robinson’s Rud. Arith. Robinson’s Prae. Arith. Spencerian Copy Book. Worcester's Pri’y. Dic’ry., I Swinton’s Lang. Primer, i Swinton’s New Lang. Les., Swinton’s New Eng. Gram. Grammar and Comp. Maury's Ele'tary. Geog. Maury’s Manual, Maury's Physical Barnes' Prim. History.., Barnes’ Brief Lami*. •V'rTn. History, €1) r A cl H A ei pi HAS OPENED A £? A.'VIJMG S 13333?-". IRT IvJ X.TM -p. And from and afier ibis date will receive deposits of Or e Dol- rices 25 40 50 75 $1.20 20 20 45 80 10 50 30 40 00 80 00 $1.45 > ! '' 70 1 $1.20 $1.90 35 00 15 j lar and upwanls, and pay quarterly inlerest on tlic a: the rate of five p ■ lalions to lie made 1 a favor,a! aine, cent, per nimum. under regu- inown at the Dank, ie eppfirtuhity for ins is W F. DARGAii Attorney at Law, Darlington, - * - C. Office over Black well Bros, stoie | March 28. ’89 h. GEO. W l>AH0AN. HENRY T. TIIflJlM«l| DARGAN & THOMPSON. Attorneys at Law, Office, Hewitt building (up I stairs) north side of The Public' | Square. D triington, S. C- I C. >. DERGBX Attorney at Law and Trial Justice, Practices in the United Stnirs Conn and inthe ^ih and 5th circ*’iis Pronq i at'pu- lion foal business **utrusted to him. Office, Ward's Lane, next to barber shop. Media ics, F rmer; Clerks. Faclory Open lives, r L\) Save 'flieir Earnings. BRIGHT Laborers, W. C. COKER, President. DArlington, S. C., June 18, ’89. WILLI S.MS0H, Cashier / C. S. PITCHER, — DK1LER IN — Q h i n e r y — AND — HARDWARE, COTTOM JELEWTOR j Cutlery, tiuux, Airric.ulturul Implr- nicnts, House Furnishing IiuikIs, Phosphate, Railroad and Kn- irineers’ Supplies. BeltiriL'. Cotton (jins, and Presses. 231 MEETING ST . I CHARLESTON, - - - S. C. Sdp 25. ’90—3m lioy's and Childrens Clothing, that we are selling- at to suit all. r X ii .. XVim Stock of Shoes is large, and judging tpom the (jiiaidity we sell our prices are small. Also we have Cieans,Dries,Improves these hmKti Value 2 (oTtoH ^end for-Sook..'-— Ddbit^ EJqmes (s /fe* Uttle Rocr.Aric. GEO C. TOALE, IIENRY OLIVER port of tho large amounts which ha‘ ‘ ,Tu‘ we ;y round through North Carolii ia to got tli ore b and is in transit for the ! > otter part of a week. v.’liiie rs reach Canadi i from th pi; roe iu 1. s till! • tl: mn Ihev can go to Ben- nottsvi Ho. a di- fcanct t of some thirty-i live niilos . W. a are sur- prised 1hat on r Be; anettsville ( if he should send to the publish- Croekerv, ( * lass ware, lin-!ers for them, it is needless to expect a reduction at any time, ware. Groceries, Tobacco, etc. Call and get or unfl er any circumstances ^ whatsoever. By buying: at home icfore huying, we will save you the purchaser is saved the q-ou- Tlie East Shore Terminal Company, *• 0 ^ ] ble and expense of ordering A ^ lies|»e(dfully, Geo. E. Toale k Co, MAM I'ACTUJM KS , —AND— \Y IK) lidALE DEALUliS IN Doors, Sash,. Blinds, Builders Hardware, AND U II 6 ecu-ins take the matter so mildly. If Darlington were suf fering under such an iaconven- icme, the most vigorous kind of rad been contributed to various objects by the different church es during the past year. Four thousand l ight hundred and HHHH ninety dollars were collected j a “kick” >.-uu! 1 have been on- and distributed for Christian j teivd against it long before work, which is the largest now - amount that has ever been rais- . ed by the Association in ri single ! AtlBfltlOn !.‘l8Ciian!CS ! year- . i All persons in need of baljhftt metal The attendance at all of the <*m pundi:! e it elicaput Tiiii Dan- sossions was large, and the (usoton-Nkws oTO< work accomplished was in every respect satisfactory. The other denominations of the town were most hospitable and kind in assisting their Baptist brethren , in entertaining the delegates, a Ut iillii U5 S * ' eh w ’ f ' our prices money. ’ ’-.KFI'K & SAND KISS, September 13, 1890. from The North claim. R. L. DARGAN <?. Sep. 18, ’90. that is all we! CO. The Danington Land Im- ment Compuny Ilave desirable I»uib!ing Lois «•;! Inr.d- for sale. CH-i-A.mjElST'OlNT S. C. GEO. A. EVANS, President; ) GEO. O. EVANS, Vice-President; - J. L. NTSBET, Secretary, j A. H GADDIS, Gen'l. M.'iim^cr ;) CHA8. MOYER, Agent, ) 40 Wall f t., Ne-., Yoil 240 East Bay,Charleston, S. C. j im si Xew Lines of .In ne 13. ’90—tf ,'■5 I? /«s Have just receive x?: Ci-o013s, Apply to J .1 v- i:!) I’losiilei i in i Tn asuier. Jan 24, *80— 1 v m MiTifii. gTliis eeiiipiniy l.e. < puvidiased the Union Wharve;-. and seyt n wharves south of the Custom Ilouse. A double track railroad eonneets with all heSe rail roads entering Cha leston, aflordin r facilities for the transfer of all k nds of freight to and f oni railroad cars at the wharves and niumifacturs on Cooper River. A three thousand ton eompiess is being put rp to be ready inOotober. Two press snow running with faiilities for transferring from presses to ves sels equal to any other port. Oct 9, 1890. ip courtesy which was highly preciated, and is most gru!^ fully acknowledged. The As sociation adjourned sine die oi I Friday. The list of the dele gates in attendance from tie, various churches is as follows; Welsh Neck—John Stout. 7 H. Coker, J. M. Waddil, ,i. T. Rogers, A. A. Gandy: Ebene- zer—Rev. E. H, Cuttin, J. E. | Pettigrew, Eliho Muldrow. J., B. Wilson; Black Creek—P. P. Chambers, S. P. Gandy. S. J. Odom, C. L. Dowell, B. L. j Ganday;Cheraw-Rev. J.H. F^l wards, A. L. Evans, L. H. Covington, L. L. Hackney: Elhu—J. h. Fanner. T. S. Langston; Gum Branch—J. K. !f Gardner, Robert Hicks; M 11 chanicsville—Hugh Poston. N.■ S. Abbott, J. E. Russel; New 11 W ’ 1 Providence—Wm. Smothers, J. | G< ' j 0- Y: I JfEl.V GILT CORDS. Mt HOSIERY, C-LO/t PLUSHES, iDIES FANCT GOODS, Also Reed’s Shoes. li'iAHlS AND LO/tS, UOitS SCARFS, FANCY BAGS AND NECKWEAR. Hour Lines of Reisers and Mens’ and Boy’s Clothing. unlays. These Goods are all New and Fresh and ^.Knty 1 Levy for S|H-<-i:i| Trkaslhkr’s Offick. | j Dari.ikgtos, Co., gej). 5, ’90 ) ! The Tax iii>okn will be open at the; places and dates named below for the : collection of State, County, Special County, School Special and Poll taxes for the fiscal year coiuuKr.ciii;.' No vember 1st, 1889. October Hi and IT, Society liil! October 87, Lamar. i October 28, Cypr, October 29, Ktok* ' i ig,> October 30 and 31. liari; vil'e i November 10, McCallY ; ■ ,,e; November 13, Phi adr , ' i, . F November 13, High Hili November 14, Swift 'Tree!:. November 19, Antioch. November 13, LeavensworGi. ' November 80. Meeh uiiesvilie. November, SI, 22. Lydia. I At Darlington C. II , October IT 1« 20,21,22,28, 24.25. and November I #. 4, 5, 0. 7, 8, 15, 17, 34, and the bal ance of the lime to December 15. in- ! elusive. Books will close at 2 P. M., on Sat- ^ AT AID QiroliU ■m Wind i.vcry o warmnU’d.- 'V Respectfully. (Ishiiimim It SM!: wiu 1,0 801,1 lt ol<lprices ' in) [n Another Column EDWARDS, NORMENT & CO. I Cw tf this Paper. September 18, 1890. Levy for r-cnooi L vy for Selux l Special Total for Grade.! Seloe.! Totul for ba! of Ce.ijfitv Poll Tax a. e. c. fo Sep 18, H P1 mills ill “ :ntain, c. C:a!rac{or and Bui-’j JJAllLINGl UN, ■ - V Sept. 11, 1890. a. vOiriern Fruit Company, *51. U. MIXOH, - - Manager. Inijiortors and who!< t-alo dealers in foreign and di.mc stic fniit and prodtu'.p, No. 217 Ea^t Bat, CHARLESTON, - - - 8. C. Oct 9, 1890—3m OFFICK ASD SALKBUOOMS 1(1 i*lid 12 Ha.', lie Slri'f’, ( I! ABLKVJ’O.Y. - S. 0 Write for Estima tes. Muy 31,1888 (/-v t i_ im r d, Caveats and Trade-Marks obtained, nfld all Patent business conducted for Moderate Fees. Oar Office is Opposite U. S. Patent ! Olllee and we can secure patent in less time and at lees cost than tliof* renote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photo., with description. We advise, if patentable i or not. free of eliargn. t^nr fee not due till patent issecureil. _ A Little Book. • How m Obtain I’ld-iB ents,"-with names of actual clients is ■ your State, County or town sent free. Address, C. A. SNOW * CO. fbpp. Patent Office, Wnshinaton, D. C Music, Music. Our business Increases. Wo fire now supplying liome* with pin non and or- guns Doni Georgetown; on the sea ! i-o.-iat, to the Plus’ Ridge MounlainSj ti North Caiolina. AVI- t.vr speeial ■ in liter svlt! Buy now at lowest carh i ■ i, (« i . d i.ov \ hen cotton w sold ’ Uea<’ «.w Ills raD (Ter and write lit once f(>' cdtiiMi; U(;-<:r.d pricis 1 CU J choice in I ktnnp—yjay 425 cash and the bah m . J < ei -.ut er 1st ; u lect your Organ—j ay f19c, so i r dpuy the lial- fines* Drcin.ler 1st P' Sitivcly one lowest fash price given i n Hie above ; terms. Remember we still continue to sell on th easy payment r; eten>- I One price to all; 15 day’s trial, can idease you. Address, Aug. 7, 18W H \Ve - :