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CHAT JROM CONIlllBliTORSj a ' What is Going on in and Out or , County?Read What They Say. i CARLISLE. Jlllv I " ? " Well, Mr. Editor, the second day j of July has conic and gone. and with j it, like every terrestrial, one of the best and most orderly picnic's and barbacucs that the writer ever attended?it would take an abler fen j than mine to even approximate any- | thing like an adequate description of! it, and I am necessarily compelled to abridge even this cursory attempt. A vety large crowd was in attendance, the ehivalrv and heautv of the | .surrounding country and our friends | from Ncwbciry, Fairluld, Chester, Santuc and your town hegan assembling at comparatively an early hour, in the beautiful grove niouml the Jloptist chui vh and each and every one following his or her inclination, seemed to enjoy thcniselvis to their! hearts content, and at al out the hour of "2 p. hi. all repaired to the extensive tables groaning under the weight of the substantial and delicate viands furnished ly the \coinniiry and tkeir gentle wivis and daughters of ? this feetiin. Afura hles.-inghaving been asked for by the venerable 1 h\ John I*. Thomas, s:ll hegan to reficsh the inner man from this su]? rahuiidanee of good things, of wha-h tin re \vtl? !l Klllllflf >111* V til ItSlVO ll'tl WiCi' the number of even t!:is vast e< n- 1 course. Later in the afternoon the young people betook themselves t ? the Carlisle Academy where Terpsichore reigned supreme and all ''(ripped the fantastic toe," in the mazes of the dance to the entrancing nnnie rendered by the Messrs .1. W. Medownn, Willie lander and lliehard l'ailev. Cupid was theonly di-ordcrly person- j age present and bis .shafts ilew prom iscuously about and wounding very many, more particulaily the courteous and efficient clerk of Messjss. dones\ Gilliam. Mr. Kichard V. (ii.-t dr., whose heart was cleft in twain." but j wo understand that the proper exercise of will power and the app'ieation of soothing remedies and the liberal use of pickle-1, he may recover ! und become 'Itithnrd himse'fagain." j When King J-'ol began disrobing i ? i < ' ' i i I mil) sen, preparatory u> tak:: tr j nocturnal rest, all after hasty adieus j edge! onl.to disperse to their resj.ee!ive . ill" I.MMWrVffii OfiM>;yit feelings and j well impressed t?wards their lei:??;.\. man. Miss Hone Agnow, from <<i\vnville. and Miss Lily Cornweil. ol Santuo, are visiting the family of Mr. M. l'usscll deter. Miss Nettie lirice. of Cluster, is the guest of Miss Kdith I .vies. Misses Annie and Corrie Hawkins. Claudia Coleman and Annie Mavhin of Newberry are guests at Mr. I'aid II. Jeter's. Miss Nettie Jeter, of San'm*, i~ ? visiting her sister, Mrs. C. A, .Jeter. Miss Sallie Sims, of Wldtmire. inow at her sisters, Mrs. \\. V. Hates. Messrs T. I *. I Sutler, (J. II. Norman and W. II. Kerr were in towncn the Jnd inst. Mrs. J. A. Hill (nee Miss Hatha Hill,) formerly of Florida but now of Abbeville, S. C., is spending some time with the family of her unele. Major J. Mobley 1 Iill. Mr. J. A. 11 ill. of A lilini-iMo tn.iil.. .. n . . .?"V I I?.v tl?U\4V ?l all it I the Major's yesterday. A terrific eyelone. accompanied with a deludeof w ater. pas-ed through the plantation '>1' Major.!. Moidey ilill, on the 2-lth nit., and utterly demolished every house, except one. in his tenant's ipiarters, nhout a (juarter of a mile from his residenee. The escape of some of the i.eyroes. from death was almost miraculous and on the next day ahoiit satr.e hour a tremendous hadstorm pa-.-ed over his premises, so the Major was kept constantly "on the dodye. ' | Mr. Law retire Hamilton, a sen of i our esteemed friend Mr. I*. I'. llain- | ilton died at Clemson Colli ye on the 20th ult. II is remains were hrouyht : home and interred on the d<*t!i nit.. I at Kell u v < Mi.nw.l I ? ? j u|ni. ii ntinii'i' wii.il unexceptionably a in,, <1 youn^ man. | anil liis family have the heartfelt > sympathies of this whole community. In closing this article I must suy that the many friends of 'I'lli-: imhn J.imijs were <|tiitc disappointed in not having hail the pleasure of shaking luinils with the I'M it or on the -ml \ instant. We were almost sure he ! would have been with us on that occasion, hut we are sorry to say that lie w;is conspicuously absent. j i?i;mPACOLET. .lulv >. The torrid wave which has been j upon us for mow than a week was ; broken yesteday by a very heavy rain which was accompanied l>y a considerable amount of electricity K"' *'v t <r Everything seems greatly revived this a. m. The Methodist Sunday School will ^ serve an ice cream supper this evening from 0 to 1) o'clock in the grove c in front of the Methodist Church. c Addresses will be made by tbo pastor, j Kev. E. S. Jones and superintendent t Miller. t The lecture and stereoptiean il- 1 lustration at tlie Baptist Church a t few evenings ago by Uev. K. II. a Basmajian a native Armenian, on I Aimeiiia, Turkey and Constantinople 5 wis attended by a large and apprecia- 1 tive audience. The lecture was highly s instructive and profitable, enabling ^ our people to a better understanding 1 of the Armenian and by whom ai.d * how projected. ^ Anna, the 1- year old daughter ..f \i. / * :ii i> ..i..i.. 1 VI -Ml. Mil1 Pill lini, ?1IIIC III^ I backbcrries on Friday last was bitten J (??? the ankle twice by a poisonous ] snake. Whiskey was freely adiuin- J istered until medieal aid cotdd be . secured. She is non considered out J of danger and is doing remarkably well. " J The many friends of Moural llailey * wiil be glad to learn that lie is rapidly recovering from a protracted spell of " fevir, and hopes to be able to resume bis duties as Knight of the 15rip, in a few days. r l'rof. P. 1>. Hay ties, president of " Lecsviiie Female College spent a few 0 days here last wtek with his parents. 1 lie Professor looks somewhat etnaeia ed and w u se for wear after a long 1 scholastic term of hard work, and came up the couii'rv that lie might reeujier. te. . Mr. Miller, of Greets, af:er having | j- . 1 .. i....... ...... i...0 . | w?*nvii ?% v?mic\ 111 muvnwpj iiiici n?\uiv.u | I hero -.mil will practice Ins profession i m Mr, W. E. Muck's more. Miss 11i*itit* Maynoss, of J^paitan- , bur;.', v.Iu> bus been visiting lier sister ] Mrs. K. P. livers. left for her home j on Saturday, tnueh to the regret of i her many newly iniule friends here. I ('.A. Wood and l>r. ('has. JdVeries \ of (iaiVney were also in town \ester- , lay. I On Wednesday evening last, Mr. \ John ivirby and Miss IClsiucnor j t J enables both of this place, weic j married by Hew fi. M. iloyd. ; miunonkttu. i ... i J0NESV1LLE. ( July 5 The weather as every one knows . has bet n intensely hi t for sonic time, i , bill we have had no sun >trobes in ( ouri omniutiity. We have had rain , , >lfo?igh to dale in this immediate : j community, hut west of us about the Fair Forest creek is very dry and , crops are suffering considerably. ( There is considerable work to do yet , in the farms. The crops are lather > late and will necessitate wcrk till the , lirst of August at least. 'I Iii? I'lil 11 II!I I"! I'l-l |.|.?? f,.i'Mii>n I'll' I " i v v ' j I .! ne-wiiie eiicuit was held at Bogans- j juilr la-1 Saturday. I had the pleasi utv of attending. l'ev. A..I.Cnuth- . en. I*. 1'.. ami ifev. II. W. Spigner. , I'. (*.. w ere at their tost. A fair ! (attendance of lay members anil a , j good congiegatiui of others both J l-olies ami gentle men were present. ( The church at Bogansville has been ! of late much improved and furnished. ! New pulpit, carpet, chairs, table, i organ, blinds and shades with bcuutij fill mottoes adorn the church. I saw i no stove hut there was no need of otic l.i-t Saturday. A bountiful dinner was .-proud that proved no hard times f.?r Bugtimville. After the business ! of tisc conference was over we drove i ! up to West Springs where we found i ! a happy picnic party enjoying them- 1 solvis w iih ni'isie, ice cream and some ' good work by etipid. These fine , springs furnsih an ahntidaiice of fine I water for the million. 1 ho family of Mr. (iiles Lawsou { near our town is miieh allieted with > | Icier : his wife and two children have I j Ikm ii dow n some time. Mr. Bawson deserves much sympathy in his sore J I alliction. j Mr. Will Ilaile, of Union, was in i our eity yesterdav. The colored people had a hig time in town Saturday, a harheeue and , parade in honor of the glorious lih. j Tki.ki'Iiom;. | j I NEWBERRY. I July J There iiic <piite u number of former I citizens of I'tii<>ii living in New berry. ' 'riicir arc too inn11y of tliciu hero to mention their names. hut suffice it to say they are all good citizens. Some of tlnan are in business liero. ami l?y tlieir |>11> 11 ami energy have forged themselves to the front, ami ( it is not an uniisal thing to liml a ( Union man among the prominent i people here, hut it is not the purpose ' of tliis letter to write up any former 1 citizen of Union, hut to speak in a general way of the regrets that are expiesscd hv all of tliein over the ^ deplorable affair which old I nioii j has just gone through. The recent attcinp at binning the hotel at Union Woman's Diseases Lrc as peculiar as inavoidable, and ,^8? annot be discussd or treated as we lo those to which he entire human amily are subject. * ylw&TFr . Menstruation susains such import- )j>-vf W . \Vjj* int relations to her SytaJW 'I \1M lealth, that when^aB/ ! suppressed,Irrcg-u- If |. A ar or Painful, IM: A l\ ihe soon becomes [_ l\ 1 jr atiguid, nervous ind irritable, the bloom leaves her :heek aud very grave complicaions arise unless Regularity aud ifigorarc restored to these organs. Rt*3 rlft cAA* C I:1 a rcceipt W* ot onc ot tlic r? | most noted r emale ph>* s i c i a n s p* * of the South, Regulator ;ort prevail more extensively than n any other section, and has never 'ailed to correct disordered Menstruation. It restores health and ilrcngth to the suffering woman. "Wo have for the p?rt thirty years handled Iraddcld'a Fomalo ltoguhitor, both at wholoalo and retail. and in no instance hn* it failed o Rive satisfaction. Wo sell more ot U than all it her similar remedies combined." J.amah, Rankin & I.auar, Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga. rut Bnacricio F.coulatcb Co., Atlanta, Ca. Sold by all Drc^gis;!. at $!.00 per KoUlc. md the tragedy iliat immediately followed it lias caused ninth talk hero. Not only Itv tlic I nion I'olony, lmt l?v oilier people i s well. We have hn ti stnitlcd hv all kinds ?f rumors and reports eoneernin" it. Many of the reports we refused to .io'eave at first, hecause we did not look Union County had within her jortlers a set of men. or even a single nan who would commit such it lastardly act. Union has received a great set iacK i?y tlio recent atfair, tho ser.sa :tona! repot ts sent nut to the newspapers during the last two weeks ire calculated to do the town much larn. but we hope the action of the City Council, supplemented hv the Ports the lmsinesss men will connterlet those leports, ami will put old l'nion onee more before the worl 1 >s a wide awake and progressive town, wiin-e eiti/etis will not tolerate lowlessness. .V town hat will pr-'seeute ami punish ciitninals. Mayor .1. A. Fant. acted like a noble eiti/en atnl noble son: he with the other members of council deserve the prr.be of every poison in l'nion. Those business men who subscribed to the fund also did their duty nobly, iml are to be commended f r their spirited elTorcs and enterprise in furnishing means to down the guilty partus. Let every citizen of l'nion t maxamis adminima. Continue the .rood work bv showing this dctVrmunition of prosecuting tlie ciimina's. thus protecting the good name ol I iiion and placing her before the L-ommetcial world as a progressive lity. Tot t Cot'ltT. 1<<?\TINfKI) OX I'AIIK lOt'U. I HOW TO FINO OUT. Fill a liottle or eoiumon slass with iriiie and let it stand twenty-four hours: i sediment or >etl!ing iinlicatos an mi lenllliy roiKlilion ui i!it> kidneys. When irino : tiiins linen ii is ovidonoo of kidney roiihio. Tt?? fretpiont tlrsiic tt? urinate >r |?:ii11 in t!it* haek. is aho eonviiiciiig in nil' Unit tin* kidneys iiinl bladder art* nit of order. WHAT TD IM >. There is i'uiiifurt in (lie knowledge so IT n expressed. tlnit Dr. Kilmer's -*\v:iii?ii-11?h?t, tin- ";rnt kidney remedy 'illliIs t*vi ry wish in rrlievinj; pain in the ark, kidneys, liver, liiatlder and every >iiit uf the urinary passages. It rorreets liability to liuld urine at d sialdint; pain ii passing it, or had efforts following iso of liipior, w iue or hi-er, and over'oines that unpleasant neeessity of lioini; - >i111m IIt-ii to j;ot i.p many t inir.s d irintr lie nielli to urinate. The mild and the \traordiuary effort of Swamp-Hoot is -IN ill realized. It stands the It ii^ ht *s t for Is wonderful euros of t ho most distrossiit; eases. II' mhi need a medieiue you lioul'l have t lie lw-1. Soitl hy <limoists, liee lifty rents and one d illar. You nay laiv" a sample holtle and pamphlet H-tli sent life hy mail. Mintion Till'. I n ion Tmr.s and send \oiir address to ! >r. Kilmer A: Co.. l!ini;ii;uiitoii, N. Y. :!*?-1 y. . ? . Fuc klena Arnica Salvo. The Test salse in (In* worM for nils, niises. Miles. uleers. sill rheum. level lores, teller, ehapped liainls. ehilWInins. onis. ami all si.in eruptions. and ositiveh enris piles, or no pas reqniredI is guaranteed to ^ise pel leel .sitisJaes ion or money refunded. I'riee-~> rrnl. >er I mix. Tor sile lis T. C. Duke. JOIi WORK south Excctilotl at Times Office f Give us your order. i EVERYBODY THAT WE ARE SE] Whether they live on the Railroad and take the papers or is going all the time, and three-fourths of the wagons loaded with Furniti ?B A! L We Don't Want the Earth J as they can be bought any where. We s and see how it has been the past. Watch the future and remit We h live no socond-hand out-ol-datc goods to work off, evcrythii old methods, Stale goods, and high prices with HOT SHOT fro arc still at it with telling eiTeet. We don't meet prices; \ and when the photographer snaps his gun you will always find ii BAILEY FURITITRE i Am Running A > First Class Market. i< !| L have also a nice line of Groceries. ?I also have a? I Ail the Latest 1 FIRS CLASS RESTAURANT. , ?AM) 11EST? ; } Ice Cold Drinks ;i K?bcn jonos' Plant Fender ( ;; Presh Pish twice a week. Sherbet, Etc. i Polite attention to all. I am paying the highest nicely skkvki) and with price for good beef cattle and i KoJirrxEj-s at all other country produce. j; All lKTSona iiuU'hlfl to tlit* linn ??f i J; , T J1A1LEY & SEXTON will please settle .. ... ... the siiino with nie at onto. 1 11 . H. G. BAILEY. NOTHING EQUALS MY tt | a n i Sarsaparilla with Iodides Huiplines & Splatn u oxTiiKcoiiNKitoi- Duke's Drug Store. Enterprise and Main Streets. 1 Valor in heavy and tine Groceries, No- . . , lions. .Jewelry and Stationery. 1 havc Put "P a modcri) We handle medicated egg*, Soda Fountain, warranted to clear the ; nests of Mites and an(| am dispensing all the j Lice. Give best, most popular th inks, ' P"',n ;i using the pure fruit juices tl for ifavoring. WE GUAliANTEESATISFACTION While strictly temper- ' i ate, they do say the ' ?????????j tl rinks I serve make peoThree Points i)lc happyAl out our Hour. The first Duke's Drug Store,I: one is ti nt it is the eltcap- Opposite Union 1 iotel. tot 111 the town. Second, is that it always gives sat- c\~rr\ pk r- , ' NEW STORE! tiie latest improved rsller j~"t i i r\"T~r\ r% r~ i process, which is far bet- |)| Qyy (J }| Q | tor than the old way of grinding it. . We Know go to j. t. sexton for Times are hard and we Flcur, Hams, Canned Goods, . 8i-ll our Hour at li.nl time Coffee, ConfectionaPics j prices. e don t oner any bargains, hut we just And even thing else kept in an up-to-date > simply sell it cents eheaper a I,unci tl.au GROCERY STORE. , any other house in town. Give us a call. ^ e guar- GIVE MM A TlilAL. an'ce satisfaction. ? .1. <t. Wit AY, Mgr. jr. rA\ SJJXTOiV, ' tub l i.oiiu .mam. Governor Hampton. This celebrated thoroughbred Stallion , will lie at Hunter's Stable the remainder ( Bargains in Groceries , s Sewing Machines Cheap. Kverything new and fresh, i |iavi. r,.u x?. ?> wheeler & Wil( "lOOtls aild prices soli Sewing Machines on liaml v liieh 1 | will sell at cost I?a\ ing decided to ?|uit (aiiiii'anfecd SuHsl'nctoi'.v the business. Call early and secure one * before they are all gone. ... ,, , ,, , ' jamks 10. llu.n'tiat. \\ atcr- Buckets, Brooms and Baskets r0|t sai.io. (' lA'inAli Tlinn KlohU'llPl'P We have t wenty-one line young mules IIIHIJIII I llllll LIM 11 lit 11. for sale, which we huvelieen using at the ?????? factory, we are Unmigli with our teams Lot of Stove Blue and Well whnt t?? w-ll out ...ules, wagons and .... . litiriiMSs: K 1) Nil tlivvv Xr N?.v i t ping to bo o.ttfTlOPlPf] Dnti A VAUAHU: I'MKSCItll'TION. . V^rLLu, Kditor Morrison of Worthiugtou. Ind. "Sun," writes ; "Von Irivo a valuable Cost not considered. proscription ill Klectric Hitters, and I _____ can cheerfully recommend it for const i. f , pation and sick headache, andasageneinl 1 .tin agent tor the Spartntl-1 system tonic it lias no equal." Mrs. burg Sltcam Lauodry. Give Aline Stchle, Jtrjo Cottage (Jrove Ave., me 'i tri ll Chicago, was all run down, could not catnor digest food, hud a backache which never left her ami felt weary, hut six j\ A . lK?ttlesof Klectric Hitters restored her IJ C ill IT T 0 Ir HT 1 IT m health and renewed her strength. I Vice r. u. Iffnliir,liAW 1. ! / . 1 > > KNOWS LUNG THE GOODS not it's in the Air Our Furniture Wagon i that leave town for different parts of the county ire carry it from E Y ' S? 5ut as leng as people appreciate fair and square dealing and ;ood honest values, new, stylish up-to-date goods a.S lONAT tre going to be in the ring- Seaich the record ;r your verdict. Facts are Stubborn Things. ig bright, clean, up-to-date and new. Wc have been shelling ... ii i_J : t... !ii. -i 11 i Ill II1C UIIIU AVC HIUIICU III UUalUCSH W1U1 glOIlOUS rCSllllH, 1111(1 ve beat them and wont work anywhere but in the lead~ 1 the picture the AND LUMBER CO. iOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Since thedissolution of Smitli ' & Long I have mo veil to the opjHKsite side of the street and Cnntrnl Tim* n*tw**n Columbia and J*okhave enlarged my building, onviu*. K**t*r? Tim* m-tweeu cowlii'ivyou can tind me at all times. lon.bi* and ou,?P point*. KriTKCTlVlC MAY 8, I807. Icavy and Fancy Northbound. Zmrr>rit'<i Tnlnrrn Lv. J'villo, F.C.AP.Ry.. 8 1ft a 7 00p Itoccrics, 1 ouacco .. 8. ,,,,,^ 12 2Up 11 35p A r. Columbia 4 1ft pi 4 24 111(1 Cigars. br. Char'ton.RCAORR. 7 10n 5 00p ? Ar. Columbia 10 55 a 10 10 p , , , , Lt. Augufttn, So. Bp... 2 lOp 0 JlOp 1 have also oiwiiod up a new t4mnitoviii* 2u?p 10 12p " Trrnton 8 08 p 10 ftOp ..... " Johnston* 8 Alp 11 10p 50(la Fountain Ar. C/OlumbiaUn. dep't. 4 ftftp 2 17 n Lv Col'bln Bland'g at... ft2Up 6 84 n " Winnsboro. 0 lip 0 2S a where I will serve drinks hot " <Jho?t?r 7oip 7 is n and cold. Allgoods inside the Ar.charlottlu!!!!!!!!!! K2up 8 65a!!!'.!!!! incorporate limits M Danviii* rioont 1 nop .. . .. .. Ar. Richmond 0 00 n 6 40p Delivered Free of Charge. ? Ar. W ashing ton 6 42 ? 9 40 p Baltimore Pa. H. H.. 8 00 a 11 8Ap (live me a call and you will !! ;;;;;;; 2gj go away pleased. ' L. D. SMITH, """ Lr. NowVo^,Pi.R.H. 4 Sup 121ftnt Loader of Low T?rlcc?. ? a?mo^:!!!!!!! 9*>}? ??:.!!'.!!!! 1 ? ??? Lt. Wuh'ton, So. Rjr.. 10 top 11 1ft n .... LOOK HERE! ? " Chariot to 8 85 a 10 3op ; Rook Hill lOMajllQftp! "Red, White and Blue" i;il)cl arc distilled and guaranteed by us. We have been selling to the South for FORTY YFARS and we know what you want. Ask your Dispensary for ** Red, White and Blue" label liquor and insist on getting it. FRHIBKRG & WORKUM, Distillers, .YNCHUUkU, O. PETBKSUURUH, KY. CINCINNATI, 04 '{' I i / If von intend purchasing an En- \v7nn*W<Y. !"!!!" !i n 41 a rJaon iliiil!! -ino,Saw Mill or Tin-usher, it will fij.SSSSfiSsSvkif.;:::':::: .ay you to got my prices before you ;; Jotaooo........... star oar. ....... Diiv. i can sell vou the old reliable " Qmniioriita ausp t it n iJuiser or Peerless Engine, Saw _4?p jn?. Mills, Th.ashcrs, etc., at reasonable ftil 8S?:::::::: j,rices and give you ample timo to Lv. oorw*.r.c.tt*,. ~ZZT. i.av for them. " fcavnnnah 4 Kin .1 10 a. I V ,U1 Ar. Jacksonville 0 UOpI tl 10 nl HLECriNU CAR HEKVICU. Double daily passenger service between Flor Call and get my prices and buy Idaand Naw York. ISos. 87 and IW?W nsbington and Stmthwestcrn _ Limited. Solid Ve.-ttihulud train with dining Rpllf) nlP MflGhinerV cam and firat class coaches north of Charlotte. rYtJllfcHJlC; y Pullman drawing room sleeping cant between Timpa, .Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington lirJIII-WlTt'l'T I V an/t Vow V??k It All/ UA< A 9 ?'?" i*. Pullman sleeping car bet wcon Augusts and J O m C p Hp HP New York. . O. X O V> V-/ A A _Nos. 35 and 30?U. S. Fnst Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet (deeping ears l?e ? tween Jacly?onrillc and Now York and AuConsumption Can be dally Iwtweon Jacksonville and Cincinnati! via Cured. I w!hT*<J KEEN, J. M. OUL.P, Nothing could be fairer, more pliilan w?aS'$jft K.Mh1nffton' 8Th*h ardwi5k.*" hiniiii* or I'iirrv more iov to tlie a dieted ? P- A- Washington. A- ? P A , AtlantaIn,n the offer of T. A. Slocuui, M. C. ,f New York eitv. F. M. F Alt It, GEO. MUNHO ('oiilklent that he lias discovered a President. Cashier, t reliable cure for consumption and * ill bronchial, throat and lung diseases, .. > . . c ni . , .. . Merchants & Hanlci-s National lo make its great merits known, lie will -end free, three bottles to any reader of *"" ys p a lyr y^ 1'lie Times who may he suffering. ? r Already this "new scientific course of . ncdiciue'* luis ]tcrmaiieiilly cured thou- OF U >1 I O S. C*? 1 -amis of apparently hopeless cases. ' The Doctor considers it his religious <? 1 < rr I C * / lut v?a duly which he owes to humanity lo donate his infallible cure. ^ . S| . ^ lie imih proven ilie urenucu conHinp- Snfpiiis --- 'fiO.'otit) ion to In- a curable disease lieyond any stockholders'Liabilities ?K),(HK? loubt, ami lias on hie lus 111 American and KuroiH-an lalioratories testimonials of T<o-ii ?i7nnnn x|?erienee from those lienetitted and ' s ' ;i:icil, in all parts of the world. Don't dolav until it is too late. Con- Oflleers?P. M. Fair, Fresidcnt; A. 11. amiplion uninterrupted, means speedy Foster, Vice President; George Monro, iml certain death. Address T. A. Cashier; J. D. Arthur, Assistant Cashier, -locum, M. C.. t?7 Fine struct New Directors?W. 11. Wallace, A.G. Ilice, lork, and when writing the Doctor, Wm> jefTerles, T. C. Duncan. .1. A. r,ve express and |N>sb?lllce address and Kant t, T pougJjw K v McKissick, ilcas' mention reading this article in ^ p Poster. 1'lie Times. 3-tf. WK SOLICIT YOUR IIUSINKSS. All Liquors , bottled under the Dispensary