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THE OUANUEIilUU TIM I S. ISSUKI) I'VKItY FHtDAY MOItMNO MEblJCHA.MT & KliWAuilS, I'roprirtonk STILES It. MKMilOIIAMI? Editor. Terms of Subscription. One Copy one Yeor.Si "0 " " iS7x Moni ha . 7? Hales of Advertising. One Square. 1st Insertion.f?l 00 Each Subsequent " . 50 Notices inserted in Locol Cohn?a at 20c per Live. All Subscriptions and Transient Advertise ments to be jiaid fur in Adruncc. 8h";v' We nre in no way responsible for tlie vicot or opinions i*' ><?: Lorrcspomh tnts. IK! DAY. NuVI.MIIki: 2?. hSSii. THE U?V EKNOlVs M ESSAU E. The message of do v. .let er is a praetieal document, l! is a g.i chart for Ihr guidance 01 the Legis laturo. We will dhlye?.l nt'.t'ntidii t o a few poi ut s. On I In- subject of I In- poll tsi x he suggests the import a nee of devising some law by which Lit is lax may hi more generally collected. On the subject <>!' public educa tion he is very full, and couuucuih to the favorable consideration of the Legislature, the recommendation of the Superintendent of Lduenthm lor the further improvement aa l develop incut of the public schools. An tip propriation ? >;' $1-^)0 lor tho cneoUr agement of tin Sia b Normal Insti title for the Iraiiithg of teachers is also recommended. The (iovernor favors the election of Judges for lite, or dtiring god 1 be havior, in order to keep them spotless from the contamination of politics. which is natural when popular favor j . ... is an essential to retention in olhee. THE LEtiLSLATUUE. This body inel in Columbia on Tuesday. 'J'here seem.-, to he a manifest disposition lo ?.;.> work aiitl | gel through with it. Senator Wither spoon was clecie.i temporary* I'rOsi j dent of the Semite!, ami II tub .L <'. Shcppard ivt'iij tuianiinously re ? iect j ed Speaker of the House. Various bills were introduced by dillcrc.ul j members, aniong the most iinportan! of which were, a bill to call a Consti liitional (.'tinveil ion, a bill io proven I tlie:carrying of concealed weapons^ and a bill id providofibrt he resist ra tion of \ itiers. THE ONE MAS IDEA, We have often not ice.la disposition among nieii, and even com muni lies, !?> fall into ti hind of hi in i worship ol some Ohe character, whom they re gtird sis i lie persohilieation of ail that is great and good; and as lite only true exponents of public sentiment. This disposition, wheunoi indulged into tlie exclusion of independence ol thought, and act ion. sliotij I . be censured, for il is laudable to appro eiate worth al all liiin s.'bul it is ?';'. lor us i. he guarded thai it may hoi l; ml to intolerance of Opinion. South Carolina loves her Hampton, t?cor gi ii her (tordon. Maine hei I tin hie tiiul Miasissippi her I..-nna;-. but i lib love should not render any Of thohi impervious to just, criticism as pub lie men. Persona! abuse is never justiiiabb? bill when the public press withhold! of itself, or cqudhuitis in ol tiers, a dropbi' cril icisiii of men. been'use t hey are prominent, or are supposed to re licet pii(hlie. sent intent, wo may well tear for sin era |?f intolerance. A free, open and lionosl expresidoh of opinion is v. ha! is hibst needed, YA'e areinclined Idthiiil* thai if ? u-l a colirsbjhad hi sidopicd.; iiMichd hi a blind follow ing of some shining lights, ii ". tay have been bejter wi'i'i n to day. W< are lim probe to lose on i ilidtviibialibv. Huhiio, OppiUbj is !s;11 th- :: o ; of in.bib hid oomhn, Lt I e\ -i; . , . ........ , (j;.. own iijii ii i ? h n ai. ? iibr b- a i 1 we will b ? i . !i a h i! . 4 ublic f entimenb Villi) l>l J) it. Tin- dpcl. ine of not going b- hind Hie retiiriisi it iniisl lib renieiblierb;!, is a l.epuliliean doctrine. 1; wsi estilbli - lied by I he S to 7 Klccloraj Comthission when 11 ayes iv'iis cbiiiit e'd iii, bceati e the licpuhlit-an Sen:. lo. . and .1 iblges on I lie < 'oiiimissioj refused logo behind tlie roiurns, h comes with ill grace boa lor the K - publicans to object to the DcuioCrals following I Iiis lofty example wdiieh has been o loiltlly Upplatltlcd all siistaiued by Hi ? Kcpuhlienn pi. - a 'I oV< c I be ( on nt r\ . ( Vt:i?-'i tniey i^ a iewel. I ii?; M, IV M>1 I'll. It requires no remarkable degree of foresight to predict for tlu- South a bright und prosperous future, if pol itics does not work our ruin. This ?irosperity will come in the shape of manufactories which bring in their train money population and improve menls in ti variety of ways, in this line we liave every advantage over the North; Diir streams for water power are more eligible^ niid (ho raw j material for factories lies right at our I iloor. liefere the war slavery was (be great impediment loour progress, and how the great dillieiilty we have 10 overcome is polities. This is the bane which drives away capital, and j tills us with a sense (if insecurity which checks investments and paral yzes iudust ry. Nothing will remove the barrier to our progress but the assurance that ! i he government will he uninterrupted lv dispensed by the intelligence of t he land. With this assurance once fully en joy ed we ni: v look eoutidenfly to the realization of the New South in every element of development. 1 :> this consummaliou, so devoutly to be wished for, both rni'esare equally I interested. A LOSING B?KIKKS& j .Iiniging from the results, there is iit- J I tie doubl thai the Umlie.tI lenders in 1 I st nicted the colored people io be tiir i j buietit on the iitiy of election aroti ni j j i lit' polls as a means of intimidating I or liidl do/.ing tlie Democrats; I lie 1 I iiui fortuity with which clubs ive re iviehled ami arin.-i w ere cxhibite I a' every poll, aiid I lie iiiiintmi' in wjiieh colored Democrats were :i bused, shows t Imi I here was system iii t be whole mailer, which eoukl nol have existed w it Inn;: g nei n I iustrticioii*. Wo think the result should show the colored people, thai ihbir leaders are mil wise, and :i:v ratimr u Isaf guides:; Isi nil cases i:i w'i'i it sue h tiirbuleul coji?uct iviid enified loo far they lost their viiles. To imc thd hiti gutigi* (?f t he ??News t!\ t 'ouriei?," '*as loiig sis Ivcpiildicu:} eaibii In lbs t is'iHi the iiogrues that fitmdbni bf votii g ineaits exclusively the right to vote j for Republicans', aiid Ihal (i\ yoiored I)emocrai is a traitor who tleserves j t? il SthiOs-j(di'i'iion older;- nib he.iiivj ' i partisans, ignorant; Vicious and ?.n: j bitleiit, th.' Slide, ouicers of e!ei kit iii I liavd bill one loiii - .-io [infsiiei T'iov cannot im-ct vi< lefic'e with violence; ! j foi'ce with force, but they* ;.?:>. hibl will throw out t!ii* vote at even lire ! ?.?inet w liefe juviiiii latioii i-; s'jowii i I i;n V(i exislc !. -*.? ?*? ?*?? I IHi: I'HOTKEYS. I The protests hgai n.sl the declara i j tioii of the election by the Hoard of j ('oiiiini.ssioiiei'; of iieveraI (if the ( 'on ii lies were, given a careful hearing j before ih.e Stale Hoard fit" < :in\'a.':si fs ill ('..inn:! ;.! during tlie |ill's! week. |()ii Sattiniity a cbtiidttsioh wnsroiieh | I e i. The action ?il't he Ihininl in ('liar | ! - oil was r?? versed its io iht-1 laut ' Gap niid ml.er Loses. ing :i:: :e! \'?hinge the Kepublie.'oisj bin not I nti'lirioul l<>??-;!?:ir .? !:e result, i Giln. Ilagboh ati.l .Vtliu'ttby-Geiici iil 'l'miiiinns ilis&i dbd from tlieac lion of tlie I'oa rd ol Su nit r in refer ence- to one box; and '.en. Magood oxp:eased theopihion that there w:if ; m?? ?h eiio:i in Williaiiisbiirg, Im*, wiis i over- ruled by ; he lh mrd j I n lim Onim: idiurg canes the Hoard I decided ilia! there wn- :litt suilicieul evidence adduced i<> ituilibri/.c any Ii ntei IV seine with the :i(:iiii'l Of till t ioiiuty ! ton id. -. ^S- T.tJt> ? - ? fli.-.fc. - A I V. i l..liri.A'l till K.iUDI S. V\'c ? ?!';> tue lojl .wing from tlo i ' I'aliiit'tto \ loinnn'" : i j "A lii-gfb('Xpjlbs oi'iiinsital(liiiirn j r-iOiis is sai I to In pi'i pilinii;* i:: life S.ititb. and .!. ( '. ?rownd, a tjiiaket, w.ho I. e. In?c11 labbring aiiitiug ihi ,, ?;' Loiiisiana and Ahittaii a. I eiys t li?.-..-stb(!s, oi' eobireil pc? p!e ai<i ' .ea . ing j e! hi<dl. I uforma'.ihn from otbei' soui'i'c.- iudicufe I hal exo Ills Oli a llil'li'i' scale IV:.in vjirioits pai l t of lib' v?U< !i i> prohiibie this inter.'' We see ii" objecti< u whatever lo sii 'ii of our c<iloiviI,people who desin to l,. it er their loi i ones emigfaiihf wiii'i'ever they r'- ; ?? ? Tlu-y uiay hm for th. insclve., com:', f'iil Ie aiid Imp I., bonus. The : 1 iiris ei:;.grirn-d by I! : unexpected ineresbe iii popiihilioh in the South, as -In w ii by the i'i..... e .p. us, till harp -ii t be cry of framj ? md have deteililim d lo i'lillllt i >? lover. L'L'T II 131 OUT. John Kelly Is the chief cause of Democratic failure. Il<* ia 'deter mined t<> rule or ruin. Ho elected Cornell, the presch! lb-publican Governor over liohinsou, ihc. Dcmo cratic candidate on account of a sjiit<- against Tilden; and in the re Cent election he was determined lo boss things hy having his own cnmli date for Mayor of New VJj^rk, ami thus hist the State to Hancock. Thv ['residents of Several Demo eral|c Clubs in lhe Stall', and a num ber of prominent banker->h*ive sen! an address to Col. [''aulkuer, 11? > Chairman of the State Deiiiocralic Central Committee, in which occur.' i lie.se ? orils: "It is our calm judgment thai the true interests of the countryat large and the honor ol' Democracy were basely sacrificed lo the personal ad van t age and uhrellee! ing nuil'n e of a man on whoiu the jiarly hats heaped unmerited honor- and benettts."' People are speculating as Lo the causes of the election of doe brown as I'iiilbd States Senator from (?corgta. ami arguing from il a won del I'ni ? bange in public sentiment. There is 1:0change. The world wags I on in; usual. i be reasons are plain. Hi-- head is full of brains, ami his I pock els fuli ofiinen-N. two potent * elements ol success. lb dins ahd j htOhcy, like chnri y, cover ti httilti j ltide of sins. j His said i iial i hi' policy of ?, he Carliold administration will be to I liirii mi! evi i'y Heihoi raiic eiiiiiloytc in I'vci'v departiiibiit of; Hie govern I liieut. 'I his might si t a bad exiitii ihr Democrats of Dpuugchur*.!'. i e :. . A NI) i hctt grspliic Gallery Is i>e. a n|.(ii mid rem I % for business i.i al! j branches of the an. j in e del tu aeena niinl.-ite al' my frieinls I >h:it! I a-pbcsi al tohave you call ami get EIGHT IT.FIlOXiPEB.YOli $1, IUiWt form t ;!.,- platte A. II. jiKWHs. Next lo I'r. 1 o vi j' Drug So ire. nuv -'.? I SfiO tf : Large Sale of Pcrso.ijal??i'operty. ! I y pcrini--ioii of the IV b-ot .,'ncL'o ol tlraiiprciniri' ' omity. i %vi I-cli Hvilii '.'th ! il:iy of I fin iiila j t.? x,. .?. lij ? / e*iile ?(-.? lij i Stiebte! I'j Iii'1,, ia i!.i r. in v-j s. n. <m r 5sol"!tvI j'i ep. .' v i.| . l ,- .. i ? :. i? . i 11-1 s; i l: i tat if.! i S. ?'.. N'i v ' b ? <t In .-.-ii i i i- >v 11 Ii S ? i i "i ri 2 a f '? i. ; "!' du- (bii-ial A?? ? i U\\ iif il l -ialebl ? ( .I* 111 i .oi' i i a. ('lit it teil *'.\'i ?*? > in pro virlrd for '?. ? j?:ist ilpb it lit ?> f?r 0 rangt hupi f ia.ii v." laiitbil [Vrinlii iltti-d 1. fi?, ;.!1 I i ei s liiivii i: "j'i -i t l i i i.-' :ij.'iiinst the-..'.?! < oitiity. are h re hv 1.1.bib.i to lib with thl- ( h rk'of lln Pnai-I il ('oitiity t'oiiin'dssioiier fersn'nj I'ni.tiiy, mi or before the tw< iity-sevetitli ('JTtlt'i ilay of IVeeinbcr IfKO. tlu'ir hiib ttpeii die 'tone, stich bids in *'cti ?,! en! eii<lor.-nl, ' bibs on !'a-i 1'in-t laitus. ? >.1 ..'* ami -hail i-pieify ilic ilio Munt agreed loin Uikin ly tin | ? r-.m si) hiihlin^. 'i hat the lb-aril of ('oiiidy < 'niiunissinn^ W?H iin ? i ai lln ii olliee nil die twi uly-i i?. Iii !i ('.'Sth i iliiy i I I a i .ml', r l^M), t'ei-"tin |-i;r pn-u of . pi i.in.' am! n.thiijj lipon lhe bub tiled. Tlial there i- in lhe Treasury to It an plie i to the Past line I mir hi ihie-s. the sinn jo' iVii i li.'ii-ainl lojirhuii.b'eI ami fifty-six I ?Iiiliars. ami 77 rents ^24")ii 7,'i \< per Treasiiri-r's report Sovruilier Ifiih IsaO. ? iiy < irder the boaiab Ii. II. V. ANN AMAUhb. I Cteik. ! iiliv -I'-i N < ?T t v ' I ii OKI 11 K.Ol I U. (.' i.M.M IH.SIONHIVS, Ornugehur]; < 'iitinty, Oiai^eburg, S.f.. N,,v. .n. ISf.O |n :uc< ri'ance with S'e('tioii?J7 "I An A>' if th,- i..... :nl Assembly hf I he State of ??Ulli t 'ai n'ina, cut beb ".\n Vei t.. rcihii'i' -.ii A.i- ami j.iois iif Acts iii relation to 1 i/Oimiv t.'iimiiiisSiiiiiers, ami ilieir pdw r? ?iml lie b a iiitii iuie Act, ami lo lime.' u iii-. Haiue/' iaiifii'il April i'bii 1X7?. I h i.n\ piiblish a stall im nl of tin lUunber iif ilay. i in- t'oil nly < i liiiiiissioticis ?i ii- i m ploy eil linil tin nbti Iii '" of na Its i ra \'>. led by e ieli milI ta.' iiitnibi i '.ifilitys the 1!? an m -i-rinn, in ? lhe lifrea) mir 11STV aiul i8MI, lo wo: N N II;,\ ih n. i m j :..\ i-.l .'.0 i!. _. - ami liaveieil !' ' - mih -. I. S i.t nor, etiiployed .">;'. .lav- uiiil trav .?:,,| '.I.V.I iidb -. i I hiaini '. tin)tilings, cuiploVeil Itihv aml ti a\ i lei' 7?S. uoleb I I.,- It nril was hi m ssbm HI il iVs. I i iitily that the Ibiegoinj? is a correct iltili'iiii nl a- la..?ii lo in lhe arr tan ? of the said N N Haydcii, b Sta'nnorioul Mphriuiu i 11 a o 11111- iitiil ihc'ihiinitcs of the I loan I; nil ul to liieh al .' ..a li e in tliisiillti e. b II \\ asm M \ |{ i II, (*!? ri? of ( u. i iiiiimi- iuin rs () t'. in.v Jii !t J?iucH Van !i assel, CKM'OK DKAliKH. t n hand ami ieeeiviiifrdail} l i'-'itim ,unit iln- Kinesi lira mis iif Imjtiors m u ,, p.r.t > I I ON ST It I* . T, \N?5KMl!b ?'? s 11 AT WAV'S OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING DEC. 20TH 1880. OJt A NCi LCmJKG, s. c. HEXE FIT OF THE 111 MIEIIS Steam Fire Engine Company, To 'hi Tliem in Pnyiiis: 1?!' tlmir Slemer. fSivcii iui<lor the atisjueeVof the follow inj? Honorary ?inl Contributing Mu Hilter? of the ('oiupany : Dr. T A. F.I doit. .1. K. Adileiu llurpiii lligi*?. Tin oddru Kehn, Jo-t'ph SltniixF, J. I'. Telh r. K. K Kin tor, f.en. J.ih F. fy.hu X. \. Hull, l>. houU Janit'H < 'itiiiion, I?. V.. UoliiliMMI, M. Alhretdit. Mnrtiniiir < 5lover Tho-. Hay, I i. W, Itrunwtu. F M \V. briurgnninn Sitintiel Dibble, I'i. .1. ?;. vtatiii;iiiiaker, F. F Slitter, VI I), Kortjohn. .1. .V. H inner, W. i I. IVrivdeai. John ().;i. n. I..-. W. Alhergt :ti. Dr. \V. I'. Harten, I?. K. Snioak, dr.. II < Wm-Ixon. .loli ti A 11 niti i S tt ?ti. Dr. A. S. Ilvdriek, .lohn C. Dike, II. U. Adden, W. K. Crook. .1 \\: Moseb .Ins II. I nwb -. .1. A. luniiiiiot, VV; N. Stuvill, .1. S. Alhergotti l>; M. I;. Sal lev, v*. M. .Vain. Committee of Arrangements-, Henry Kohh, ('hid'innn, T. O S. Dilihle, j -f. L. ? i in.', .1. .1. St i t i t ami J. I Soreuintc I Diu? l'.iro Fxenr.-ion It a tin on theo. 0. I Ihiilr.iatl. LN THE Tin-: CAMTAia.Y ?YBK ! j (bail (iovctinnent fur Stale ami (anility .Sure ssfully ( btnineil ! j K r x'i' ( ( ).m r.s ixo.v >.m y : f B70 luiy tin |.,-t art'e'i for the h.:-t |j nii.iioy iiictesiM'S ihu lasting ijnalUii-i j tin.! ;? lit* in t. ir ;? iir-.? a <l ?iinhli ?? u? to l;uy a givat in any tilings tor a lit. if iiioui y. I >ill -I tin- folh wing arti It - -'" per ec.nl I !?! H w i;.- iiiiirkei valiie, llie goods having lii'eii l.tiiiylit before the reeuiit advanO iiirhl ? f price* ? ! :,.i 1.1.'.- Fi.lil' l t of tlio lies! brand*. 'lAl'.i K I'F I rhi". '." ai..l :kV ct? pr !K Vi hilt I'i IIA Ms lit ei? pr lib I IM it!l l.l'AF I. A Uli 10 els pr ill. And the I t-.it tWO < <d i VA: ? II > for SI. I ' J! T P ti TT tOTll ; Vi P ! i i| A I.I.K t.N 2 > .1 I oftd \l 'i. at \ ,.\ tA.ssi:l h'rr '-f-./ an Gold vv Plate Jewelry, ('ttusi.siiiig oi I Ladies, Misses and Children Sets, Eings, Charms, -kc. \ Vit<L Lc:; i iiil (MckS \ i \ i I: I I ill I'i n's |i A Hi riKHI KD five I \j ol rbarge a livii billys are i'ougiit. t nil hcibre hiiyih^ :lse\vli%re. W. 1'. Uobivit*,>ti. ; \y ll! ihi' I'r??h.-i iiii'i >.' ?.:. ! -i. ! .r i p ?cr:c> jt > m VAN TA I i. S. u?Tip "SiT \/?-"."-vi s* V1'''"" w ? itu ? c^vLw^^ui ?*jiJ2i< 2. I \t II I. Ill * I t\ i: l KN li VVH A CAB. LOAD or FINK STOCK ( '. I >. I lOUTJOl 1 N ?sf.pt 17 I SSO If 'JJ' Hi vtiv lit- l tpiaiilvof (iilt Kilge Hut i 8 for nt' VAN TV-SF1.'S. A VAU LOAD of l-'UO.M TilK I \v l>s'I' I '.i: n m a I c r< I . ts wii.i. i.i ni.cr.ivki? at sta 111 ,i :s ji.lv 'j Ismi if SHAVING i.itfD HAIR DRESSING Pom' ii'i die liiitsl iipjirovi'il -t> lu liv . 11. Si Vi I Ii I.V. S. an l'.\|u i itm vif Hirber, oil Markt'I Street, in rv.tr oi the Dostollie/. j tu p I My 1' lb ?'< '!< - k< i |i- '.'in il l-oi-i H anl hiifeii " f<?r lb"', ituti i- al- - prepareil loilo all kiiitl-t of hiiiiling promptly on short i n. t'n-i'. Teruis rea* lialtle. i . It. .U>N KS. ' jiin'r '20 If a Vhvw inis ami Smoking , ^ Toliaet'o, Hituuly l'< ielieHt\e.,JalAVailae?i i , ? lioii'V ..'.l tau.I AC KNOW I EDO KD lhal every article t lint gop-j to cunp'oto a flrsk* claw costume or Ladies, Uciitlemen or tlhildrcn's wear can bo ohtaimd. Our ellbrts lor the past two wa s ' uve. met with the most LIBERAL ENI < il.T.IJ A OEM EN T and this reason wo again ptace before our Patrons and tho i'n iiu of this, sect ion An immense Stock of Goods Thnt stands wit bout a IllVAL. Our -i I s and Dies* Goods arc simply MAGXIFIGKNT. Oer Lrc.-s i:::> n in- Department is filled with the Rartst Noroltici. Our Hosiery, llibhon, ( <n o*s, Ghtve, Lr.ee, Linen and Wooltu T)a partmetits are lilletl with the C h ie? t Goods. THE SECBET DISCOVERED The place t > save money in buying your Winter Suits of clothing and ( Km h .in;.--- heg St ek- all * iy.i s .-?t\:-.- and Prices art the Lowest at. l'< ots?. Pi i < - and lints for everybody. Pay particular attention to hu \ \ i g ?i (i -i llinj: duiable ' < ots an i sinus, Always at Lowest prices for vhziu THE PLAGE TO S1VE MONEY \\ e i [i\t ti?bi( d to the ib li day Trade an flegnnt assortment of Fancy Goods et nsist tug 'of Cell cd tun ami Lubber Dressing C*u>e.-i, Doli?, Wax, Lubber ami < 'biua, a? I si/cs. Fancy Paper in Satin Boxes, and lUOO other a rtielca stiitable for ?"* wt ? t It art, W ifo Mothet, Com*, in, Sist or, etc. LtkSh Jbljibl xihl Is our haudmuie MTillT E SKWINO MACHINE. It gives ovary pur ? 1 r.< i it ,.? hntirlelii n mid is eu;,rai.teed by tho Company for .5 years. G1JB G iUESE PREVAILS Polite? :tti? * eouiti.ous atteutbi jfiven to e'vvrv visitor. i MY STOCK ? X^UmerO?JS to mention ! ESvcrytliing >????? ?? WlkiLS Fi) 12? and -l prices, that _Can Be a the Town I X I ,Y the IM : -T C.O )IJ.-S in MY LINE, Id which fact In of M V i UIKNDS throughout tho Town and County 'low-price ' A N D QUALITY OE GOODS GUARANTEED To be of the VERY BEST QUALITY M< )N K V I i i'liarX'DED when there i? AN7 CAUS&a for DISSATISFACTION Having visited ^ ]\\Y YORK, I SELECTED my own S T< K >K from tho Ti Q IP TT A IT ^ 1? ft At ftlan afact s u ices tl"> Discount off! To those who have not seen my STOCK I would say, f ome Take a Look! GOODS SSIOWXT FIREjSL'ir. I am nm alone when I sav I have ti? Best Stock, Pur .ist f?d?CJS ?'"' I lOWOSl 1 Vi; 'OS "b 'o\vn. Come ?ml examine my Block and if you are in need of any goods you will buy. ITO T^OTJBXiE TO SHOW GOODS. AS'ill sell (or Le?s than any one or give yon n S'.lt)X of I C< >r rings* Thnhkiio' mv friends foi past lavors, I am respectfully, P W BULL