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x V. ;i;ci titjV tic. ts, ' '' ?! ?*
J%ca'ct i? in ud kit tls oi a niei ican and
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A Iso
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\j JAM KS VAN TAFS.'.L'S.
W. BeMAES, 7 gt.
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MASONIC
Fs"i<?m*m and (.'oiautry mc-n
y.i iv:nl:
?7" noi iviib mild << u spend
1?'vi r\ ceiil in places deal',
Make l>r:M UiS yourCirMcer here!
Ask him for his ij \MS s?, nice.
|{mmiiig :tt the LOU kst PRICK !
&top and try hi - i'lour so line,
f'hi e-e, and V LL thing? in his line I
|Jave Some 1'.! T I T;; sent around??
13very man should have a pound !
\ nd if vou'd >i el w ??'! and aide,
I*ut his'M ACKKKKL on your Table :
C>ood are all tiling in hi* Store,
|{ciisoii cannot usl; t r moro !
t |nly (i v his Lltjl'tiHS tare ?
1 nit'I be equalled any where!
fijvery man who knows PkMAHS,
Hushes for his good Segars!
I u his Sam j.li Itoom they fly,
f very time that they lire dry I
Korne iliing teils them UK'S the man !
/\nd he always leads: (he van !
JVt vcr yel did he retreat,?
])on'| you know liecan'i he beat?
I y<iok within hi-* Store so grand,
Ih hiss Har-Hoom ?near ni hand;
Question him and von will see ?
m.\DicusoLn-hi: cannot ijk!
Ok ! wail not till you arc wi<er,
|{cusoii points to Mr. UlSKH,
gelling laiicy Drii ks to till?
t?iv< him then i t'cneral call,
l?f>t nssured, hr.MAIIS s. I Is , heap,
A nd the Ii nest g?ods will keep,
^ ever Cinse In bless your stars -
IJown with all ?except
I loMAUS.
SHAVIWG A WD 1IAIR-DRESSIIMG
hone in the ino-t :ipproved style by . IL
M A Till LWS. an Kxp'erienccd Uarher, on
Market Street, in rear of the I'ostotlice.
tun '.)
f |>I1 K very licsl qualilvof (Jilt Kdge Hiit
1 tri al" VAN TASSBL'S.
SPECIAL I\IOTICE\
Now (but the holiday Reason is
over and everything has gone pros
perous and (happy; every ore Letter
oil', and a bright lertile year ahead, ]
at no period in the history <>f our
business life have we been thor
oughly piepured to meet the wan s
(it the linde ai.d the 11 quiremcnts of
t. e people, as we are now. We shall
? , I
ccnln.ue to ple.ee upon t ur counters
Irom day tu day, hatgatus in cvi-iy
I depuitnu nt ut
j LDWESTPiJK KS,
I and ."-'nail always he Inuud using our
? est i nth avors in pieveut eat ten ions, I
and uphold the CASH r YSTEM'.
Our entire Mock is now offered at
REDUCED PRICES.
V. e u&k j ou to cull and inspect our
goods.
We guarantee to please as to
quality n ii ! pi ice. '
Lo< U ( :i ? i iully over this li>t of a
b-u ar?icles. mentioned :
I tjeiin J Ii?. e, \\ hin?, 5 and 10 c.
j " Vliiped 12*
' " solid c,.\S 12?
double he? l A: toe 12J
Lad.es hose, white, 8, l'l, 12].
Mtij td; 10
s.did cohns. 12*
" hulbriggan, 15
lineil ipia'i
ty, 25
; I..I ren'h bnie, culm cd. 5, 8. 10, 12i
La die- i.i.t nut lets, dark color*, ?"?') o.
Lei i'm gloves, embroidered
hill k-, 35
kid gloves. -1 buttons, "best
mtikers, To
Oints buck-kin gloves, lined 75
drivini '? 30
Dei by Milting, I t
ti ure.d: Pi 3
Cid incus, beautiful colors, LG.1 'g. .
Merinos, beautii'ul colors, 10
Flannels, red, while aud b up, 25 lo^
35 ii s.
N ul.'ias, civ pi My, 30 a
i udies t om:.-, new styles, 40
Looking Glasses, bureau size, SI
ex tin large 31.00
" oval frames 00 and
80 cent1* *
HIvcr plated lea spoons, t: 1.2->.
Tabi? " 1.73
'* Forks 1.75
" Knives 3.75
Glass Setts, bandaome, 4 pieces, 50
lila.-s Pres? r. Sin nils, G'J
(Johiets, 75 ct per do/.
Tumblers, 00'ct per doz
L laps Irom 25 to 75 cts
Lame assortment Ladies, Gem
?nd t hildren'sShoes from the line.-l
to I he chi a pest,
Men Rt.d Boy* Uatt, 40, GO, 75, I 00
1.25 to 83
eu and Buys Caps from 25 to 50
Knuey Box Paper, h nvelop. a and
Si ;i i ionery.
Agent lor the Largest Tobacco
Factory in the United States, we
oiler bargains! in tnis line,
j Agent for Manufacturers of Soaps
I and Concent rated Lye, we defy com
petition.
We have the Largest and Cheap?
e t Stock i)l
HROOMS AND BASK ETS
ill the Market.
Agent for the Celebrated Town
Talk
i A KING POWDERS,
j These Powders have stood the Tost
l.\ lite best 1 hcniist, and prououneul
l'l'1.10, when hone, .i in ran.-. Prol.
Molt, the Lending ( heiuisi nf tin
World, says the wot.?o adulterations
occur when Powders ate sold loose or
in bulk. Remember this and gel
'lO'n N TALK fiom Headquarters.
Your attention is asked to the re
duction in our CARPETING, put
dowii to 25, 35, 40 cents.
Packet Knives fro.n ? cts. t> ?2
Buggy Whips, 25, 50,75 cts., gl,
$1 25 $2.
Yours respectfuMy,
C. D KORUOMN.
Always notice this COLUMN
for CHEAP GOODS.
liy lie 'ypographienl omisdon oj'l
a few ciphers, the meaning of our j
editorial last week on the Presi
dential vole w;is somewhat obscured.
We rcpublish the part cifccled nt
b I Inns:
Suppose for instance, that ih:
popular vote of Sou Iii Carolina i
150,001, und that A should have re- j
ccived 70.001 votes foi President, :
while 15 received 7."..<>(;(>. Linder in
jnvscnt law, A. who received a ma
joritv'oi* only t>iic votcv woiil 1 take till
the voles of South (.'nrolina in the j
Klectoial College, while H would rc !
eeive none. Why should them 75, I
000 votes be counted out und be en
tilled to no tV.pr?scnlalioii ? And
why should ouc man or one vote do j
cide lor whom nil Ihc vo.es Of South I
C ii'olinn should be corniced for l'rcsi
den I?
GKX..CiARY OS (M?ltlttATlGN?
1 have always been in favor oi'
iui initiation to '.his Stale, and in
years gone I'V advocated ii. In my
judgment, there is the same irrepres
sible conilici l ei wee.i white labor
a lm! black labor, as Sewnrd said t he; t:
was between free labor and slave
labor. To biing a white immigrant
to work by t'u; side of the negro I
believe to be impracticable. The
kind of immigrants (ha! this State
needs are the immigrants who will
come with sufllcien! capital to buy
for themselves small or large farms.
We have I he cheapest and best ?jjryi
cultural land h: the Uvlied S tu es.
I tin not believe, as some have said,
that the white ma : cannot work the
year round in this Staic without
great physical depression. la the
Piedmont and middle counties, 1 am
certain they can work the year
round. Probably in the malarial
counties bordering on the Atlantic.
4lr_'\ inig't no? lie able to do it. but]
I aVh : .? ...nnfd that '-v the use of a j
little qii'.iri'H? at night the ell'ects of
mala ia may be p. evented. The only!
way to make the humigiaiit who
comes here as a planner satisfied to
live in on mi Is! is Lo treat llilh :is a
friend ami brother, and abolish the
historic t delusiveness of Sou h (! < ?
linians, adopting .. our ? >o, fine
hobest whiie man is ti < good as ano.h
er." There must bo an effective
quietus g'ven '.<? the aristocratic
oliga chv ibat has so long .tiled this
State ad versoU io tlie interests <?
the common people and 10 ll:e ex
elusion of all i'o,-"i:
THE APl'IOAUHINti l.'OMET THAT
WILh l.ND Abb iHiNU.S TE?KES..
TttlAL.
Processor Proctor, the greatest <>!'
Ii vi ug uk to:iomc:*s, who has made the
investigation ol' tin- approaching
comet a special study, jr'ves the rc
suits of his obse vado.ts to the pub
lie au i his conclusions are that an
awful collision of the cornel and ll.e
sun i-. ccuatii, and that changes in
another stellar system will t:!v<
place, ti'til the stin may afterward
resume its ordinary itdluerce.
1 The nicii cing ccntet is tlie one i-e
icenily visible, in Ifi.SO, i:i the Ausira
i ban heavens^ and which is one of the
most iulcrt sting comets ever seen by
man. Views re."- pect it) g i.. not I v
fanciful tlieoiies, but by iiiatheiiia!'
( bins of eminence by no means p"o;m
to adopt wild und startling idea -
suggest the possibility?nay. even
some d.eg Co Of probability? .la' lllb
coined may brin". some tbihger to ill
solar system. Like the comet of 11 i'l
it passed withiii about 100,000 ntiic
1*1 out the >o!ar surface, and on a pu.h
siiiiilariotli.it pursued by the comet
of IS-l*t, while in the neighborhood oi
the sun. The cotnel of I8f>0 is i.i fact
identical with the comet of |{!LI, but
its period is diminishing rapidly, so
that at an early date ii may fall into
the Mm. with ;his immediate result -
dial all !ii_ :<i forms of life, at lenSti
will be destroyed oil' the surface of
the eai I If.
Robort T. Lincoln, son of Abraham
Lincoln, is proposed for a place in
Garllcld's Cabinet and will probably
be appoints 1.
Iii) KKl'l iuh Si!.' T.
He was, an honest, hard workiug
uian, intelligent looking, and occu
pied ti frot'l scut in a ear tilled witli
young I:i<ii-.-M anil gentlemen. Finally
all the Miib were tilled by females
except Ids, and there stood near him j
expeetiugifvn buxom lass of twenty I
A well then held down to tin- man ;
a lid spoke lowly.
?There's-a holy standingthere.'
'Ye .' saj^sTlhe worker, holding his |
dinn>.r banket between his legs; and
slowly casting his eyes on her, '1 see.
'She's t&tfndiiiir,' said t!i< swell
j
'les, 1 -re sin 's stall lilg. -She
ought to thank CJoil site's able to
stand.' ft
'Hut she's a lady, and you ought to,
give her v?\l,r seat.' j
'Ought ?o; iL:'
?ve,- W
'For wliti? I
'ihn1:'. usJjWleV :i ': dy. desires In
down, iiui&Sfs not enquett.? to allow ;
la die.-. L.i sfeuVd in ears whileagenth
i ? j
?nan o'cu^ie* a seat.'
'See ii*,''tnister, you may think j
von are talking" sense, but vou are i
not. liijMjwstnnees alter cases. It*:
t hat was'wHret' an elder y la I . a!
weak Im kinjg lady, or a woman tired
from work, i Would willing!*, give her
my sent, a ...tired as I am, tor I have
been working Inn d nil day. lor I'll
beta week's wntrcs that that girl i
iocro - 11 fiegiii now, walk four miles
I'. :i bail, dunce all night, and. thcu
walk hoinoui the morning. I couldn't
walk ;t m&'^aud would break in the
Ills! se . ^Su you will observe that
circti'.indices alter cases?'truth is '?
mighty aml"*.-musi prevail.' 1 will!
keep my seat.'
The opinion of the court was well 1
received by all except tho smart j
young niiftY;eveu the fair standing |
can .'.i*in?iv-"*..v;a 01 at felt pro fid over |
the high compliment paid her.-?X
I'url Lurtii.
V. it A 2 Iii j l
'Homeinher, my urn, you h-.ve to
work. Whether you handle a pick
or a pen. a wheelbarrow or u set of
tools, digging ditches or edit ing a
paper, ringing an auction bell or
writing items, following a plow or]
driving mules, you must work. Don't |
be afraid of killing yourself with
overwork. It is beyond your power |
? b rid that. Man cahuot work so
hard us that on the Sllliny sole of 1
thirl v. Thev die sometimes, but not
Irom w?ik; n s because Hoy (put [
work at Ii I'. M., aud don't get hnnu
until 2 A. M., ( mark t hat. ; I t's the
inteival that kills, my boy. (Stick
a pin in Iure.) ''iure are voting
men who fio not work; who make a i
living b\ sucking the eiid of a cane:
whose entire mental development ist
just sit flic* 10 Ii t Id tell which side of a j
postage stanip i?> lick, but who can
tic a neckerchief in eleven tlifrcrent
knots and never lay a wrinkle m it;
who : pesiil niore in a dii\ than voii
can earn in a month; who would go
to the She ill 's oHlce to buy a postal
card. l>ut the world j:, not proud of
them. Nobod\ likes theih- liobtidy
j hales Iheni. The great, btis\ worl i
ih?u l * vou know they are lo re. I.c!
the add: l>o not carry pride wit li
poverty. Half the poor, proud young
men and Iwo-thirdsof the poor dis
coiiraged young men are goneralh
out (if work. The young mil ti who
pockets his pi i In and carries an up
per lip as slii! a> a dboi'step seiapcr
will hot starve if work is hi- object,
but stands the best chance to become
it worthy and influential member of
socicl v.-- Hiiii'ii.?/.'<>,i Hoick
Put ?( U h. Bridget, did s ?? m \?
hear uv iny great spache afore the
I libcrnian Society'?'
Ilridgct -'No, Pat, how could IV
for sure I was not on the ground.'
Fat o ell, Bridget, you ce 1 was
called upon by ti e Hibernian So
ciety tor a spache, and be jabers, I
rose with the intl lisiastie cheers of
thousands, with ine heart overflow'
ing with gratitude, and me eyes till
cd with tears, and divil a word did I
? spake.'
I? KOl'LL *. i. <;1 I .... UV.Mi IU . ;ii
> LI.DOjI skk.
Tlie l?i>y w!i?> obtained n situation 1
in au otlleo through picking up a pin
1>U l Ii?.' pUVCUICUl.
Tlie woman who had so little van
ity tlint she never took a 'last* look iu
the mirror hetbre goiug out fur 11
walk.
1 he doctor who refused to e:tl
egain when lie knew medicine, wonli. j
do his palifiij no good;
The lawyer wli i r. fused^ to earn
?in a ease for a client bocaiHe ho wh i
a vaiv fhnl he (the client ?, ivoul l ?: i [
lie wast ing hi - money.
The mother who does tint consult1 j
thtil \Oil niighl walk :< ? ? *?i*_v way be
foreybii would lind a 'liner, cleverer,
more Ibi'wai'd, and in ore beatifiil
baby than her own.
Two married ladies who coincide
i : till points lipon domestic economy.
A hi ly win'i after parsing a pretty
Whaiun cannot remember everv a T
<:le of dross she had on. and e:\nr.c*
;i !?! faul. xi\\ ii liiir i.'sl
A man who rfler passing a pretty
woman cnuTciiieihber any article <>;
dress that she wore, and can litidany
fault at all, except that she phased
t..?. <] lielily.
Tin- ybiing man who docs no;
think that h<* could write n better bile
a i i play than half'those -scribbling
fell ?ws j
The young lady who objects to
bci.ig told that sliu is the prettiest
g'.i'l i:i tin- roi mi.
Vil 19K2<1N*S 'I.vXi'i^.
Plow deep while sluggards sleep,
ami you shall have corn to .soil and
keep*.
Priele isas loud :is want, anil a
great deal more sntiey.
Silks aiul saliu3, scarlets an I yol
v?-ts, pfi: out tiio kitchen lire.
" riitfgl nee i.. ; Itt- tu??Htcr of goad
be lt. * I
Pride break fa.\de:l with plenty,
? lined wit Ii poverty and a tipped with
infamy.
Extravagance and iroprovid ?nee (
end at t he prison ?! ior.
It is easier to build l-.vo ehim:i'*ys:
than to keep one in fuel. ? 1
If you would know (he value of |
nuniey, go and try to borrow stuue. j
What maintains one vice wyu.d
bring up t vyo children.
I Je tb.it goes a borrpSyinjg re'urnfl
KOi'lOWihg.
Ilatlitv'go to bed suppci less tli;'.n
rise in debt;
sloth, like riist, consumes faster
lhaii labor wonrs.
A lifiMif leisure and a 15to of la/.i
ness are two dillcrcut things.
Creditors have better memories
: h . a debtors.
The i dlit.g stone gathers ho tnois,
If.yoii \v.ould hiive your business j
'done, go; if not, tic.id.
If is foolish to iiy on! money in tlie
shape of r peil atice.
Tin: U.U.vj-.'.:; r.vn ?n.
The VhrnviiUi M /.?//???? says:
j "The in'..?use iudi'Mia*. ion that < exists
I on t be pa: i of I !u people of i i a inj t on
.(.'ousiiy, with respect to ihr Hover
uor's recent commutation souieui'e,
is beyond descript ibli. Tl. ie is a
-.ih n; bill deep-seat?d feeling [or
vailing tin mas-cs, as if i-oaiothiag
awful was about to happen. C'nhli
th'iH'e in jiuli'dal sentences hits UOI
only bed shaken, but i: a outspoken
on all sides thai the first and las
gallows has been built, tis there is1 tie
justice iii the p.iOr suiferiii^ whilt
the rich can I ui \ their freedom.
W hen the cook j.laced the tuik; \
on the table, Upside down on the
dish ?that is with its back up -lit
head of the home got his hack U|
too, gave her .?! withering look and a I
most profanely asked if she s'posed
he was going toerawl under the tabh
und cut a hole up through the plate
In get at the breast of the fowl??
N"/ / /'s/' u n II ruht.
Maiden lady's quotation slightly
altered from an old aphorism
'Whore singleness is bliss \is folly U
he wives.1
*....: V? iN UU.HL.
Tin who lui vc uxn mi t;i d i uto I ho
subject, tell us that oil rythiugin tho
i ui.eise is in motion. Fro in tho
H?de Wu learn that :;li u en. iur>ru11V.
ire in motion. Some ure moving'
lowuward. Others are moving up
ra'r I. One poition ii dying daily
ind hourh to siu and iiviug unto
lollncss, while with others tho re
.*e.rs? i-. t roc.
So,nt? old philosopher said 'No
nan driitkutvviCu cut of ihn same
?iv.T.' Ivodi moment the whole vol
i.i'i'e d'' water Which forms th<; river
hovi.s forward, and is followed by a
it ui i l:i :* volume For no two days is
thy in Hvi.lual morally in the sumo
:onditioii. IK is either heller or
'?.??!?-.??. Hi'whoi? hot leainiugsomu
Itiag how every day, is forgetting
?o .: (thing he once know, and. strange
to say; i' is far easier to forget than
to lcar:i. The plant that is not
i?iowing is ?!; dtiy becoming less;
the man who is hot preparing for
Heaven is certainly preparing him
self for eternal death. We must
irow in gram or die. Thei'd is no
iilteruaiive?no neutral condition.?
\ UKTflNti DON'T FttUT.
<)f all can >es destructive of family
comfort, hitrdly any is to bu more
dreaded than the practice of fretting.
Only one persou need have the habif.
to destroy the peace of an entire
household. The habit may ariso
IV an mere nervousness or a slight
degree of illness, lrdecl, it seems
oflcu tospring fro.n almost nothing.
It increases with indulgence, and be
comes chronic. Then it is fret, fret,
about nothing. It is fret in cold, fret
in heat, l'u Lin. cash inc. fret in storm,
fret in liic. morning, IVct at noon, fret
at night! There is no end to it, and
scarcely any lot up in it. The habit is
contagion*. If one member .of a fami
ly frets, the others are apt, after
awhile, to get to fretting also. If par
ents fret, their children will soon
I mm to fret. No matter what com
?brts, what luxuries, what culture
fretful people possess, they arc most
miserable companions. They are a
uui.* moo of the most disagreeable
eharac! jr.
Thel-iti d is that Oarfiehl will not
raiin Sotit hern man into his Cabi
net, but that he will purity the Feder
al ??crvici in Ihi'Smitii; by appointing
decent men '. > Federal ofliecs. Wo
oiii'esi we don't care what he does.
All will be for the building up of the
I'cpublicnh party which has oppross
c I its.
Ctd.'Tom IIuford who killed .ludgo
Klbdtl in Kentuekey last year, be
cause he renderetl ?> (\ecision against
him, ';. been itoeipiittod ou the plea,
of insanity. Col. IJuford belongs to
an aristocratic family, and is very
rich. Such is justice iu this tcrrea
trial rph< .'o.
Mr. Mahoncj the new Senator from
Virginia, was a pour Irish boy edit"
eat cd on a free scholarship at the
military institute wherein Stonewall
inch -.?u taught, lie began his ca
reer by carryiitg surveyor's chai.i
? >a ii railroad, and was known as a
ikillfiil (Jeni'va! in the Confedoratn
army.
We don't think the action of Con
jress ":i I ho petition of the widow of
'apt; I'agc h ok much like a dispo
i'.i 01 to fraternize the sections on
he part ni* lite Ii.?publicans.
A Iii publican newspaper will short
ly bo established in Greenville. Tho
malarial has already been bought.
Tliereare 15,000 white families in
Alabama wit limit a Bible.
Vermicelli lace is the latest novelty
in lace goods.