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?-fF??Wo:i, Guess Who. IJI'II woo thee not as others woo. ity lt.*ill?ry*?? magic spell; IjKoi oh. I know?what j >y will be mine? Thy Wot mi n*8 heart loo well. Tin 11 |o by Zenliyrs idly louch'd, ? lUtuih' ub iininveiliig strain. '1 by bosom's chords could not respond To uiighi so light und vnhi. I'll woo ihee mil wllli costly gilts, Or grins Itoill India's mine; They lillgbl die hand of beauty gain, lint i ot a hetuj like Iliiue. The violet yiisdi'lh not lor gold Its I'ragunl loveliness; And nie rie'1 ileusorcs of Ijiy love No sordid vulva eould blc?s. 1*11,won Ibte not ?villi deeds em oiled Upon t|m .-cioll of faint ? No, her meteor light was i./.-ver shed Around my humble irune; 'Uke the II?.w it II.at lo the-nil ?is bright eye Inflict h >iill; Though luiror clouded, whispering, "Tuh.e own through good or 111.*' 4'H woo thee with w ords i f inn h. And ho| e to win tlu-e for my lirlde; Mine wilt bJ die priceless boon thou Hast to others uuiiled? A In ai t iiioiy I uto than snow* which lies W here tool bath never trod; Where tail It, as from her native home, .siiil Itn.kcth ii|> lo Uud. 1*11 woo ihee?and whatever my lot I f I tain eall i hee mine ? Though storms may gather o'er my way, Of .-in beams brightly shine ? I ran- not. loi iby Ittvti etnt make A Uli el ion's ehaiiee t>wucl ; Though by thy situ* illeV golden hours On ungul Wings would lleet. 1 reside, t'.s Report?Farmer's Aid Ascociatio*: ']',) ih<- OjJ'tcr* uud Mt mhers >/the TiirmiTA Aul Atiswitiiiuu ; UKNTl.rcjIKN :? Our As.-oe:aiii,n j lias keen in existence now three years, | ami by and through an ever merciful j Providence we are for the third time permitted to meet in annual session t?.r the purpose ul truusuctiu^ such business1 as may he brought before us, j ui compliance with the fund.iiucutal Jaws of our Association. It must be a source of satisfaction juid a reason for congratulation t? | the meiuhers of the Farmer's Associa- j lion ihat in our existence of three ! years not a in unber has been lost by j death, 'i his should, fill all ear hearts I with gratitude ami thankfulness to j sour Heavenly Father tor his goo lujss -toward us. 1 think also it must be asm reo for congratulation to tl|u members | of the Farmer's Aid Association that j for the pa^t years no company or Association established on the ba-is on which ours is established has tailed. 1 am myself a member of several of these companies, one of .which 1 have been a member, for up ward of five years With an insurance of one thousand dollars up to the pro rent lime it has oust forty dollar.; or eight dollars annually. I have \\niched the course > l'tho Associations ? fur the past three ycats with unusual liierest none of them have made large growth. Some of them have suf jertd sliglu lu*?e<iin lacmhership, but all of i 1.1 m have paid their losses fully and have g >i)e up in the even tenor of their vnys. Relief Associations and Aid Asso jitiits like ours arc not subject to the ciaiigers which have brought disaster to the "repiilar iiisurnuee com panics "j ,Uuj- plan )f not. loaded ih;wn with too expensive machiaftrj and complexi ties which make, lite cost of insurance in the ' regular comput e." so heavy ijjjd render the management of ihj .business so costly. It may be well to contrast the two systems of insurance. 'Ibe "regular companies" d Ijer hut little from sav ing bank*. 'Ihey lollccl from their policy huldcr? irbtli time to time such piling ag put at interisl will amoiiut in a civ? U time to enough to pay the luce of policy. In brisk ti.uod when money was in denial.d they were able jin loan their capital at high rates ol interest, and the income from thi. Eotiroe >>aj emuuioiis. Rut like other lenders tin*) over i'#lij;iaJed the value pf the property on which they loaned thei|* funds, and the decline in prices id" all class of property has left these iiioney lenders lnr?'o low r.?. Many of the tamj auiiB h lined [it favorites? men who were concerned }',: their pianageuu n( ? who engaged, iu specu j lotion and squandered the funds pWdgctl the piiymcot of death claims. D?ring the la.-t four years those who have, had money to lo.ui have had to accept lower rates of in t crest j and in this way the interest of iVt-tirni:ce cpnipupits have bei u mate Ifaiiy reducod. The-_l?itilil|n^ (Lpse) p.n. pi nies erected?seine of them i < sting millions ol dollars?have been almost dead weight ?ii their (minis Rents have fallen, and I he ruvenjic derived from Mich real estate in many casco has amounted to hardly enough to pa\ fpr neccttarv repairs, improve* nienis and running expenses. jDuril'g llie time of the greatest pros pority of insurauiv companies, when their riceipts j'j-pijifUpital hiuiaul and buildings rcntv.<! were highest, tiny were rcccivim; a Hood ofappli ttitions tort pol cios, and they were. u\cr n n with money, 'i'h y raised salaries, tiny trealed fJicii* agents Ui jibisial commissions ninl bccatjip gen prally extiavagant. 'rimes hue changed, and many pi them uro ruined, und their policy holders sire without protection. The Relief Associations have kept clear of the rocks on which extravagant companies have gone to pioeos. They have not presumed to become banking institutions. They bnV9 not a deed to >o custodian) of the p oplo's money tor lending purposes. They have not ought to become the employees oi hou-andj of agents at liberal Com missions. They want simply to a fiord a way in which men and women in the most economical ami satisfactory manner can aid each other's families in the time of need. They arc espa in 1 Jy designed for people who are in moderate circumstances and who feel importance of providing relief for their families in the event of sudden death, liven poor people who have to economise iu the expense ot living, can r.fliwd to secure moderate nutri tion for their families on the plan founded by ill's Assoziation. The manner in which payments are made is favorable to men and women o! small means. If twenty dollars were required in a single payment and at a fixed lime many would lind it difficult to meet it : i lit when only 3 dollars tire require I at a limp from each member, and a j erio I of thirty day* is allowed in which to make thu pay men', it is plain to .iOO that lite h u l d ip of Payment j.-- reduced to a minimum. There is no chance fir speculation in "lie Aid Association on the pari ol its nlKcers and managers or members, as money is only collected ih it is needed to jay Innelits. When a member dies all the members are no tified, ai.d they contribute thchr mite lor thu aid of the death visile I family. ! here arc no annual premiums to pay. Tin? lie of three dollar.-, fol each death eon ti lutes the whole e.\ piuse after a member has once paid his membership fee. The membership fee, as provided by the by lawsol our Association, ate graded according to age. This places the burden of maintaining the Asso ciation cquillbly on all ages, as the expanses oi management comes out of the fund provided by membership fees. Whilst our Association cannot boast id' a rapid increase of member ship, yet are wo making sure and steady pi ogress. At our last an nual meeting wc numbered 73. To day we number 100. Hut the bcit ' way to increase our members is for us all to be wide awake iu so-airing new members. Wo should not forget that one great reason why we arc able to provide insurance so cheaply is, lb ij. we have n > agents to pay. We join together to aid each other. We are all mutually inter ested in th pgrowih and prosperity of our Association and should spare no illorL .jn bringing it to the n dice of nur die.ids. it" every member will make id himself an agent, and for the general good lake hold o! the work of semiring new members, H80 will bring largo additions to our numbers, W. F. U.urruN. TltlCASUUK ? KKl'ORT. T<> the J' cso/cm/ ami Miuihrrs ttf t/o Puriners Aid Association itf i$>. Of.: 1 herewith submit my report, cov ering all the receipts and disburse tueuis of our Association from its organization to the present time. KeccipU fiMm Feb. 2d, 1877 to Jan. 5th 1S78: From membership leis.$l?b UU DISitU Ks, K M H NTS, Paid lor printing, postage, &c. Ill 55 Balance on hand Jan. 5, 1878 44 45 ' For the year 1878. ItKOEl i'ts. i BalaiiCti on hand Jan. 5th, 1878 .S 41 40 I Received from (({CmllCrship fees. 00 Ot)1 _,_i itll 45 ]>!-! U Its KM i :m s Faid for piiutiug, postago, i^u '^1 50 Balancoon hand Jan U, 187? 82 00 For the year 1 S7!>. UKCKI its. Balance on hatpl Jan \ 1 1*70. S'2 !>? Ivcci ived ibr membership fees 121 00 j 203 95 m.SIUIII BF.M iCN'J'S. i f'uid fur printing, postage, ! &e..'.'. 8 15 j Investment of proiuj^ory noto 77 00 85 15 ' Balance on h ind.::.t?l 18 8? Present assets of Farmers Ah] Ap ' socjntiou. '< tish on hand.81L8 SO I Promisory Note Security. 77 00 ! 185 80 LIAJHMT1E8; Netussotts.?195 80 Respectfully submitted. Wm. S. Baiiton, Secretary mid Treasurer. OFFICERS. W F Baituu, President. T A Elliott. VieeT'resi.lnnt. Wm S Barton, See. ami Treas. UOAlll) of wrectoks. W P Burion, W W Culler, 1' F Gram ling, Z E Gramling. D W Snell, JI L Kiekenbaker, Wm S Barton, J A Dant/.ler, F II Gramling, A Jordan, T F Barton, J F Livingston, T A Elliott, Jus Moss, J J Salley, Jr, M K Ilolniau, Jas Stokes, W J Snider, J W Summers, A B Felder, J 11 Felder, Kirk liobinsou, a C Baxter, J J Autley. kx ecut1v e COM M cite u. II L Kieket.baker, \\ \\ Culler and j 11 Felder. Total number of members 110. [iTii n?nrirr"Tn~f"T? --"Tri-nn?r ill i ?? SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL. A CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOL BOYS AND U1RLS. Cm p- of Teachers. III!(JO G. SIJKUIDAX.Principal. W.u. I.. GLAZPi.1st Asslmaut, In charge ol 2nd Grade Uooiil. Ml:-.. !;. J. MAGKAY.2nd Assisi ant, In charge of 1st Grade Koont and Girls. rj^bls School opens mi the First Monday J. in September auniudly, and couth,. nes uninterruptedly until the last ol June. THUMS PKU MILS 1 11. First Grade, beginners.$2.0(1 .>.?<?.mil lit rile. Grammar pupils. 2.?U I had Grade, advanced KugiLsli. .j.oii I.aim. Greek, and Gel mau eiieb, extra. ?0 | col use OK si t |)V. ' First Graded?Alphabet'; Spelling, Itud iiiieiitary Arilbuieiic, Writing and First Steps in Geography. Second tirade, S| el I big. Heading. Writing. Arithmetic, Second Steps in Geography, Grammar, Written Compo sitiun, Latin. Gieek and Gcriiiau. Third Grade. Spelling, Reading, Writ ing. Ar Ith moliu completed, Geography completed, v.raminar completed. Cotupo siiio.i, History, Philosophy, Rheim ic, bogie. Hook-keeping, Algebra, Geoinc try. Cheniisiry. Latin, Greek, German and Written Ootllposition. Kloeutiou is taught in each grade. Miss Mackay has charge ol the girls. Students may enter at any time during the ler.il, and ate charged mil)- Irom date oi entrance. A liberal deduction made when three or more children attend from Hie same family. Hoys and girls are prepared lor the Sophomore Class in any College or for a successful business life. Neatness of person, polite manners and a high sense ul honor are considered of no less importance than the branches taught, anil are therefore llicilleatet' with unremitting assiduity. board may be bad in good fiitllilUC near the school at leu and twelve dollars per month, including washing and lights. Hoys and girls are kepi separate and no intercourse allowed. A liberal share of public patronage is re-peel fully solicited. riilCtiS CUlUiEoYT Fi om D. W. MUSTARD, LATE or J.KWISVl.l.K, S. (J. Dealer in Country Produce, 3i>? KING STREET, CHARLESTON, FOWLS, per doz.i).2?uo.70 Chickens, per do/. .2 ??.i2.?/> Ducks (Eng'h) per do/..-LOU Ducks (M'c'y) per do/..5.00 Geese per do/..U.00 Turkeys per doz...f?.UOal?.OU I KG GS, per doz.14 | PEANUTS, per bushel.70al.lt)' POTATOES, Sweet.1.26al.50 PEAS, clay, per bushel.C?aTO t> Mixed '* .G?a?? RICE. (Rough) per bushel.. 1.1 ?a 1.20 BEESWAX, per lb.a22j HONEY, *? .Ill [ HIDES, Flint, per lb.10 Dry Salted, " .8 SKINS, Otter, apiece.2f>a2.o0 " Coon, ?? .?alu ik Fox, " .10*40 Deer, per lb .lo " Goat, .o lligbcsl market prices obtained fur a I goods consigned to me. Returns made promptly. Consignments soliuileil. lv .1AM1? VAN ri\^JSte?ICl. i- Rgetil for ilu- sale of the celebrated HALD MOUNTAIN GOWN WillSKKY. the purest brand in the known wot Id GALL! CALL!! CAM,!!! j and sample for oncer in your lives a pure MOUNTAIN WHISKKY. ; It has no equal. Also on baud the cheap est brands of I I SMOKING ami ('IIRWING TQUA?CQ in the iiiuiket. A full |iiiu of Staple and Fancy I GROCERIES, Cheaper than ti e Cheilpist, Give me a call and lie convinced that ' this advertisement is no humbug. JAMES V;\>j TASSEL, :, At Midler's Old Stand. lllr?im ll^^?T^?lr^^^?^r??^pqpM(>tl?^^ttia'^lo?'l??l?^l K R E S II A R 111 V A L S OK AT Iii, Si ri^rs stoke ,?i2? i MY ST'H K COMPRISES Dry Goods and Groceries IN GKEAT VAJilETY. Tlt? Dry Goods wnlirtwn Ladies uiul M?mis Dross Good*, vvtii(<> :iu<] Colored Cotton Gooils, Prints, .Mm's and Hoys' Clothing. Hals am! Caps, JBoots; and Slioes, To suit all classes. Also fall ||aes of GROCERIES AND TOBACCOS. Ami in facl < v< rylhiug to !;<? found in a Iii.-I ulats store Thanking I lie* public for their generous patronage In the past, I icspecWtdly -olirit. a conlimiaiiee ol the mme. promising to sell everything at the lowsct pua>i hle price. The highest market price paid for Cotton, Corn, Peas, Rice, &c. And all other Country Produce. A call sc licitcd. No trouble in show good* Oranyebiirg, S- C, Mar 28-tf JOHN C. PIKE, Coiner Cher.h ai.d Kn^.-ell Streets Tiie Improved Water Elevator and Purifier. Orangcbtirg, S- O JE you would enjoy good health yon must use pure water. Tu the citizens ul Oraiigeborg, Ailo-n, Kdgclield. Hampton, ami barnwell eouulies: Having purchased the exclusive rigid ol said ci unties lor I he Improved Wattir Elevator ami Purillcr. we oller I he rfaiiie for sale. This Elevator has no superior. I; is simple, cheap and durable*, having no w mtlen i idling in decay ami pollute the Water. No Iron I lilting In not or corrode. No 'langes nr valves to wear mil or Ui get out ol order. Ueipdres on attiiebiiieul below I be plalforui and will last Tl 111l?lfl M'I YL ]!?:>-; !ts long as any pump, W hi make bud water good. I'm I yood water better. A?l borough investigation is nil thai is necessary to convince you of hs merits. Match 1 |-Ciu SAIN, W1ERONEY & CO. Ill 1!!! I!!! J!!! 1!!' till I!!! I!!! DVE?TISE a large and varied stock of Goods, consisting iu part of 1! ! Sugar, Tea, Soap. Tinw:ir/?. L'uubu.*. Iiiitter Nut.*, l olfee, Spiue, Sapolio. Stone ware, tVa iges Cocoa Nul?, Ihieoii, G luger, Washing Soda, Glassware. Apples. Pecans. Klonr, Pepper, Cye, Ctockery wuie. Cabbage.*, Almond*, Card. Nutmeg--, Potash, Wooden ware, Confectionery, Currants, Ha iiih, Coppiras, Starch, Sillers, Candy, Prunes. in fact (hu Iarges- aid hc-t vaiiety ol Fancy and Staple Groceries kept tu Uran hing, at prices Ten to Twenty per cent less than any house in town I mean jnsl \\ hat I say. |"|l sell for less than any one, Ur give my goods, away. A. B. WAX-KER, OraTigebnig. A pill 4, 1S79. I.on.lcr of J.ow prices. t IN G DEAt.El: IN Fi. \ \\<: t *//./?:) I JJ\ o to /;. / < 'o, DOMESTIC d.?'D IMPORTED SEGAliS, A SPK< I Aid TV Made of Moun tain Dew Corn Whiskc'*. f'IIAMPAGNK, AI.ES. POUTJCKS URAN DI ES WINKS. III .KU &c &c. Ilm vi? on hand a vmy Inaw slock which 1 am offering for sale cheaper than ?my one else in i he < ??umy. Kio-h l.uirer Beer cont i nut ly kepi on baud al ? ceiils a schooner. Give me a call ai Sain's Old Stand. Orni'geburg, September ii. new stoke new IN THE TOWN OF m ?\ I11 Hi i w; Ii i A. SAIN NOT!EES THIS CTIT/.KXS OK ST. -MATTHEWS. A;<1> Tllli n public gem rally Ibid in Hie old stand ol Clark's, near Hie Depot, will bi d found a choice and rale selection ol Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos on if Segars. TAqaors both Foreign und Domestic, Hardware, <S'<\. And solicits i\ share of trade. Mr. .I. PI 111.. SAIN, who is hi charge of the stoic w iil he ?lad in "jTCOl any all ol |ps old Ciislouiers. ami nevy (bo, to whom he l'oii i auic s bargains as go'>d as can he had in Chai lesion. Highest market price. paid lor ail kinds of country produce* 4 ^M!>1 St. Maithcws, Septctpher C>i lS^O. 9 LICHTNINC SEWER Jpi?? THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle HjK /l* SEWING MACHINE Ul Y#f ffffl 10 wonderful In Its conception, un K9 i^fcll /tRU precodonted for doing a large range of fta ff "\>V ts7 sewing In textile fabrics and leather, its r| / \J JrflT motions are continuous* admitting of an Jin / /VftlV extraordinary rate of speed, either by //!]tt/_^spJl yLw \ steam or foot power. Every motion of the ?a Ia^^^^iS^A treadle makes six stitches, thus produc fSsAJulr^^^^^CZ^^. ,n8 ?bout one-ttyrd more wprkina day ' *T^2^^*rBBraSBtafcA than other Sowing Machines. It has no ^ ->.v stop motions, and tightens the stitch with the needle out of the fabric. It uees the well-known Wilson Compound Feed on both sides of the noodlo. It has two-thirds loss parts than any oilier first-class Sowing Machine, its arm is ruliy eight and one-half inches long and five and oneMialf Inches high, and the whole Machine Is very compactly and seien? tlflcally constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appear? ance. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places It as far in advance of all other Sewing Machines as the telophono Is superior to the tin speaking tube. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHING, fur nishod free with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together with ax Tucker, Ruffler, Cordor, Sot of Hemmers, Binder* etc, *- " ~<? These Machines are on exhibition and for sale by. THEODORE KOIIN, AGKNT HO It Orangebiirg County. Orangeburg, S. ??-. Nov. 7tb, 1879.?If f 9 ? Ii m constant USO liy tho-^L, twenty^ public for over years, mid la Iho bo^t propnratlon ever In-lfc^ss: vented for IlKSTOlvlJCC OKAY 1IAIK TO ITS VOVTIIFUL CO I. on V AM) Mi l'._/ r :\ mm f It p: ipplics Iho nutn- ^ ml food und color (o the liair glands without staining the Klein. It will Increase and thicken tin growth of Iho hair, pre vent itn blanching and foiling ofl\ and thus AVERT HAJLDNKSS. It cures Itching, Erup-^ Hons and DnndrufT. An a HAIR DRESSING it in very desirable, kK"1/; the Italr ii B?ken softness which nil admire. It keeps the head clean, sweet and healthy. Tho Stato As Bayer i and 1 CJhcmist cf Mass. and leading Physi cians endorses end recom mend it a3 a great triumph in medi cine. WHISKERS will change- tho heard to n BllOAVN <ir m.ACK at discretion. living in ouo preparation it in easily applied, and produces u permanent color that will not wash off. R. P. HALL.& CO.rNASHUA, H.H. Sold by all DcYe;s In Modicine. October :J, 1S70?1\ ftisii Ledceil Established 1873. The Leading Literary Paper of the West. Only $1.50 a Year. SI-50 A Year. Jj.50! A Year. $|50 A Year. $j'50 A Year. $P? A Year. $|'50 A Year. $|-50 A Year. The CaiCAoo Lkdofk Is now ap proaching tho close of tlio seventh year of iU existence, having been established in the winter of 1K73. The Lbdosbwu started by its pres ent conductors with boilio misgiv ings 04 to the RU0C0S. of tho enter prise. Many literary vonturea of a kindred character liail been made la the Western metropolis, and ruiaor ably failed. Tho sea of journalism wan strewn ?with tho wrecks of Birandod newspaper enterprises. Other, that were livlnffc but strug gling for a precarious existence, have since yielded t<> IneviUbla fato and ?ono down,leaving Tub Lf.ixieu to-day tho only wee kly story-paper printed in Chicago. Tan X.EixiEH has uot attained tho plane of sncccss upon which it now solidly rests without earnest, well directed effort. lu Conducton havo labored earnestly and persistently not only to make it an cxcellont lit erary journal, but also to mako tho reading world acquainted with It. Thousands upon thousands of dol lars havo been expended in bringing it* merlin to thu attention of the reading public. In fact, The I.zdoed ha? been tho most extensively-ad vertised newspaper in tho Woat. Tlio publishers havo a feeling of prldo at tho success that has at tended their efforU to build up a first-class ltterarv paper in tho cap ital city of the West. The circula tion, already large, la rapidly grow ing, and by tho 1st day of January will l>o not less than 25,000. Tho publishers do not mean to rolox their efforta to mako Tim LKixixn the best weekly newspaper in tho S3 West, but intend to persevere in Uio work,anddurlug the coming months will still further increoeo its value and usefulness. Tin? weekly contents of Tat Lcna ru embrace, in addition to Its serial novels, ho veral short stories; a Homo nnd Family Doctor department, em bracing lottors from women of ex perienced heads and honds.on house hold and kitchen economy, horn, sdornmont, the man::-;, ment of children, and reclpos for tho euro of many of the ills to which flesh is heir; a Young Polka' department; a dopartmont devoted to Current lit erature, consisting of choice excerpt, from tho latest magazine*; .Scien tific department, giving tho latest intelllgcnco in regard to n.wdlacor erloa. mechanical Invention., etc.; also biographical sketches, historlo papors, travels, pootry, and a mass of short articles on mliccUaneou. topic. Asimssa THK JL.1E13GHCR, t 'liieuec, 111. Subscriptions to tho THE CHICAGO LEDGER Trill bo rccc-lycd at this offloe. he white Sewing machine THE BEST OF AX,I<?, Unrivaled in Appearance, Unparalleled in Simplicity Unsurpassed in Construction, Unprecedented in Popularity, find Undisputed in the Broad Claim Or DCIMQ THE ??'*/ VEK.Y BEST OPERATING . QUICKEST SEI.UNG, HANDSOMEST, AMD Most Perfect Sewing Machine IN THE WORLD. ^ : f . The groa t popularity of tho Whllo Is tho most con vincing tribute to its excellence and superiority over other machines, and In submitting ;t to tho trade we put It upon its merits, and In no Instance has it ever yet failed to satisfy any recommendation in Its favor. Tho demand lortho Whlto has Increased to such an extent that wo arc now compelled to.turn out C-rr.-lcto G?-wlnrr 3^Cctrhino c-vazry- tTrroo ti tnr* a\s>._? tiao iS.zi.-y to enj/pply Every machine is warranted for 3 years, and sold tor c~sh at liberal discounts,or upon easy payments, to suit the convenience ot customers* ?S-AGUHT3 WAITED III UlTOCCOTilD TIB2JT0B7 WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.," ' Us 253 Euclid Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio. For Sale by X-IeiiT?y Ivoliri. CAL^l^T CALL At tho People's' Bakery, ES l'A HUH II KD IN BY riJ'K PRESENT PUOPUIKTOIl Who is still ready ami willing tu ITI J-.Tj okdeptfk AN 1) CAKES Of all descriptions. G tJ N G E K S by the barrel or box. A I.SO I1KKAD VOM CAAir-MEETJNGSt on Any Olber turnings at short notice. jj I'ST RECEI VED KJ.ESII CONKEC tl TION Alt YS. l- A.V. V GOODS AND \ NOTIONS; which will lie sohl as low as ; any thai ran be bought in Oraii<rchiirg. Tbaiiklill for tlu: pa-a patronage of my ; friends am! the public I still solicit a con I linnaiice of their custom. T. V/. ALBERGOTTI, KKSSEI.l. STKKKT, Next door to Mr. J. T. llarley. Orabgebitrg, Sept 13,1S78 ly I). V. KI.I.MI NO. JAS. M. WILSON \Yo arc now opening, direct from the Manufacturers; a largo and new stock of Boots, Shoes, and Trunks, FOR FALL TRADE. ' Ciders solicited and promptly fill ed. All goods with our brand war ranted. d. f. 1'LEmFkG & 00. WJIOI.KSAI.K DEAXEK9 IN AND Trunks, No '2 ilaync street. Cor. of Church street, Charleston, S. C.sep ,