The News and Herald (Winnsboro, S.C.)
September 25, 1877

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TRI-WEEKLY E -r--'"-,+ !4TION.l, WINNSBORO, S. C., TUCESDAY MORNING, SEPT .1b I'llXJ E4,T3' 2 A LAJ~AlI1 ~4. 1877"IV i ~~f N EW ADVE HANSi d row OR n o a subass a-t''Od 12 .Lowe Rg 4 cost over test trial O fen 6n 16 days answer a R 'i I WnnpUt. IHattlo ie no by the idrr I F. artiul free. Jersey. 9 washington,Zew 25% ga 110ANORE LEGE, SALEK, A. Nextaseu9ion begIn legiate, elective end .r 5, 1871. Col surpa-.4ed Iecourses. Un conmunit)VM a. deoy expeonses: from $1(10 1o W. Mr cuding tuition, board, e ont, in fifteen ytntk%, Indian tudents *roin N Twenty HtudenMt ro 1,and Mexico. Catalogues, etc., address Virginia. For -ECR OF FACULTY. ADIE Elegant Tm, o d toa s?, reney or StA 0111to 0, w ork. ONLY FIVX i Du iRS FOR AN Of the best -a cind In A dl u& 6ier'the Great U nIon I'loi(Oc Wlallroad. A FA'H* FOR $200 rin easy payments with low rates of inteaet. SECURE IT V'O WI. .ull informia6t, nU fide, $71a F. DAVIS, Land Agent. U. P. U. R. -IOA4A, N11 BATO? ~e ward A GREAT I Vim thar mInle (11spose of I(W) I'M fit ans, new a d eond-hand of firstc a me a inncluding *VforEIS atsAA8tor k ,ieli(1401,'tol((Ulltil-patift,)t thwu .befor -ffered. WVATPERS, grn quare and up 1itlIanos and Organs (Including thpir neOw outventr and ooudoir) aro tUc best iade. 7 tave Pianos $150. 7 (16,Slo not usedayear. -1"StpOrgamr $50. .1 SA01$8 Sos ,8 i8top)s4$15. 101,A1 0 s 4 i l, 110t, iisvd a year iav1 ft1uanted. 1.ocal and avig kbt an .llttrte Catalogues Al alled. A liberal discount to T1e1Ah ers, ,iNnisters, Churches, etc. Sheet muste at hIft price. JI 9 8,~ turel .n a is911811' 8qua.e1N or fll'ra ol' ap oR. GRAND SPRING OPENING, -AT THE Diy GQ k ou"'Wan Millinery yzaar, O F a beautiful and full line of latest novelties in 8 ing and Sunimet iillinery and Fancy goods, consisting in ,art of:'adies', Misses' and Children's rimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, gets, &o. A largo lot of Ladles' Collarettes,Fichus .nd other fancy articles. Inspection of ihe Ladies and public generally solicited. We will endeavor to please the most fav; tidious. All we ask is that you call, and see for yoursclfedv and give as a' triall'' New Sprijig yrI1ti$,Cqntqnniaj )~pf~ Dress Goods, hito ,6" 1 rk I rbR'1 rov ers, Corsets *Hsiery, Gloves, NatXona Clothing, lats, Shoes, Agent for B3uttorick's reliable p ape patterns. Ladcies', M issea' an4 Children' now patternd id dtdr61/t E Or d GROCERY DEPARTMENT, JTust filled up with frne-h Groceries, Con foctionarios and everything usually found n a first class ojeo~j A lot of Funli-n Lsts, ifIllIs, &;o, Lumber low for Cash. J.0. SOAG. You can fink1 nilt yoit wai~ by 'callie on S 'a b 1 april 14 eT. O. .E o g -YE would call the attention of the publie to the grei ?dQbtin N/e have made on LINEN LAWN$,e ..~.pd .nmi1a PACIFIC LAWNS, ORGANDIE~S, .,pijub .u vid it OhS bt ibi BRILLIA!8,,, e and ether White Goods. PIU to the fact that we sell. at 6 cntsper.ball, ('u,I.Si and hialf dNze1 it* #W~ toVf And made o auM ugdmi YMaRSer 4%II july 14 TO OU1 CUSTOMERS' HO are indebtod to us for PROV18Z IONS Ar POSPHATES, we would respect fully.c" at,"ntion, t.hot yqur l ills arq duo on or before the first of 1govem>er. We re depending on you for payment AT ONCE, to enable us to meet obligation made to assist you, and which are due at that in. In order fr a we to main tain our er6dit it WUnefssry to-meet our promises prozptl Beaty, Drox Sons ot 12 lount Zion1 Vollegiate Institute. THE, fail sesRion of this well knovn histituto bogan on Monday, August 27th. -"The odurse of instruction embraces Mathematics, the 8assiq BAe eo-and the usual Englfdh bran t eea iItteutiof will be paid to eloc adl g, spelling and Writ iig. Pupils will receive that careful drill in the rudiments which is essential to scouring a thorough education, Black board exercises will enter largely ns a method of instruction. The college bpilding is commodious and conveniently located. The Principal hiopes, with the )Qlitical and material improvement of the ,41te, to secure a liberal -patronage, by means of which the Jn4titutemay be re stored to its former popularity and useful hess. TERMS: Olassical department, per session W of twenty weeks, $30.00 Intermediate, -25.00 Pfimary,------ --------20.00 Payment to be made quarterly in ad vance. i.1L. M, DAVIB, PrincipAl, aug 14-txtf Winnsboro, S. C. ~he Latest Novelties JUST ARRIVED. baiflselection of Lawns and autifu inal >tenow desirable Colors Sd Vattbrns. kbeautiful li of }mb rgEdgingA and Trimmings deal 'klnad d4ufcoes o latot est5 zd a eaii,4ced prioesa ~large assor mn of ians, But tons, C mba~d ~andotins of all. kilids. iu rp agedwill be satIif e *11L' M 1t Id -l' I a dODS a'fithi a'of I Q,FE. june 28 YEGTTINE Ad EeOlleit Nedlclne. SPtINOFIELD, OlA 'Feb. 18. 1877. Is toa r e uw r%TNx,, or ltlieumItIs-l 4 gele -)rostrattoi of t1ho lervols system, with g0oa siCess. I recoin nend YSOTINF as I excelTK inUdicinle for mhi ConNplainMts. Ydt') very truly, G. W.I,VANDEOnIFT. Mr. Vandlegrift. of the IIrInI of Vandegrit,& Illiffan, Is a wtI! kDown WISIPl(I.s man in this Aaer., haviig wne of lhe I rgest, stores iI 4prihigliold, 0Ohio. Our Ministor's Wie. Mitit. Lisvip,.Kr.,Feb. 16, 1877. MN.-jt. U. S*rE-MNAs DeAr sii-r-hree years Ago T was sufforirg ,erribly witl hilliinmatory itheunatism. Our minister's wift :dvised )11e to take Vegetine. A fl qr taking one bottle I .was entirely rellevod. I'hisear, feeIlInQ a return of tie disease. I igalx Commenced taking It, uti am being renefitted greatly. It also greatly Ulnproves my digestion, liespectfully, Mis. A. BALLARD. 1011 West Jefferson Street. Safe aud'Sure inm. H-. R. .-ravaas: In 1872 y0tir VgetinC was reconende( to ine; and yielding to the perstasin(ais of i friend, L consenWd dt tIy It. AtI the tIno I wau suf fering fIol ngenerttl debility and nervous pro. tratljon, sperindueod by ovorwork and irregu. lar habit Its wondertul strenglihening and aurnt.tve popertiCesacened to Offeot, Ily debill Lated system froi the ilrst 0; anid under its 1ieisttient use I rapidly recoVA.WI, fining incro tan usual health and gool feeling sin1ce [lien I have not hesitted to give VEffiRTINE lly IQSL ui(1ua11ea itillor-lmenllt as bel i a a iafe, surc, and lowerful agent In promotiig health and restoring. t.he wast4d systein to no w life and energy. VegeOlle is the only niedicine I use, and as long as I live I never expect. to llnd it bdtter. Yourstruly, V. 11.CIAItK, 120 Monterey Itreet., Allegiany, Penn. VeS4tine. The following let-ter from Ilev. 0. W. Mans ield, formerly pastor of tihe Methodist. Episco pa church, Hyde Park, gnd at present settled in Iwell, must convince every one who reads his letter of tle Wonlderftil -curative qualitivs of VYORTzNs ru a thoroilgh cleanser and purifier of the blood. 11Y]E PAn, MAss., 10eb. 15, 1877. M. R rvTEENs: Dear Sir-About tell yCnt go Ily health failed through tihe depleting effe(ts of dys pepsin; nearly a year later I was attficked by t yphoId-fever Il its worst: form of a large doep ieaited jibscess, which was IIften months In gathering. I had two sU ical- operations by the hest, skill In 11h0 SOf eI Sceived .no per ianeint cure. I suffertdgi 0t pain at tImes, and %was constntly weakned by a profttso dis charge. I also lost small pieces of bone at difTeret times. Matters ran on thus about seven years, till May, 1874, when a friend recmmended me to go to .vour oi1c, auti talk with yon,of the virtue of Vegetine. I did so, and by your kindness passed through your manufactory, noting the grelients, &e., by whitc y.01r ren produced. o edy Is 1ly what I sa,w and heard I gained fsoie con fIdencO In VEOETIN E. I coninen.cd tikIng it soon after, but felt worse from its effects; Will I persevertd, anl soon felt, I ,wau.i baneliting fne Inl sole resipets. Yet 1 (11 not see the re.suts I desired till I had taken It faithfufly tor a lIt,l moro than a year, When tie diffleulty In the back vas cured; ant lor1 nine months I have enjoy,d the best of health. i11 h,v6 in tilt. I time gained twenty-flve pounds of Ileh, being heaviet than ever before I iny lifo, and I was never-moro able to perform Iabor tlitu now. llaI thO 44t fewiWeeks I had a scrofulous swellng as large as my 11at gather on another part. of my body. I took Vegdftl'ie faithfully, and It removed it level with the surface i a month. I think I should have been cutred of mny main trouble sooner it I had iakon larger doses, after having beeqipe -accustq)nci to Its efects. L.et your pariron4 ttouble(l with scrofula or kIdnoyjdItseas p.nderstand that it tkes time to cure chrone diseases; and, If they will patlent ly take Vegettine, it wiit, In my judgment, Ure them. 0111 very I rill v G. WY. MANsPIELID, Pastor oi the Methodist Episcopal Uhurch. TLyG4 ETI NE. -n-PlE'ARPD BY .Hm R.1STEVENS, Vegetble. isSold, by all IDruggi its sep 4--4y PROSP1ECTUS. IST'IORY of -$ouh Ci 4arolina, REV. RI. LIATHAN. S osoon da a sufficient, number of sub s0ribers 'trlemued in 'waurant the enterpr'ise, I prolposo publishing a The work will e;nbraco A, pomplete hlistofy gr',tIe State from the fi rst 'discov.. ery' of the soil; the aettlemdft of the tomtj. tdry it' diff4erent 'perioas; the biat.ory. of the,Statoj:under tilo Pxg >Iiot4ry' Governl tho'Mobf eve ltlihary Wa~r.rort Th d inovemien of the soveral Whig nlilliitary ohiefs are eccurtely i.raeed, and the voyalig battlea. foughts during the h1evoAion are iminutely;desceribed. Th&4Whole 4,ill makbe a bdk' of moth than 700i pa-gew of' 'thme size of .S'epUens' 11ptory qf the Unuai~L &vUs. It will beopritted qu31good lfpape,witiclear type, andi Y2QuaId in spbstan~tial cloth. To subh seribata-t'te' booli will bo deliveredl for FfiySOJi8 tidesiring 40 onva04 Efor. he *orkkrille, S O, AbgtIti4 1877. 1tBG814 dallb.6ttention ttfo' bi no and1p1 atd o pig OlloO Anvi %Jon mr4ty Iewstyl Whil9 S ries 0Baooi k 1-tideOf, Fant mfIr.Ct t fm a Rhj..J. MoCARLE1Y. 0 VIRGINIA TO,PERS PA YING TIlE S'PATE DEBT., Operations of the Moffe tr "Slates" Demolished and the Cas System Established .DisguVt:of the SmokAng Element-Publio..Sentiment and the Views of the Liquor Sellers. R11rO'ND, VA., Sept. 14, 1877. The'Moffot rokister, bl' thb ("MofL fet boll punch," as tliq peoplo ,still insist upon calling it, has ni?19, bogn in operation threo days, an4 as a most valuable and oxtror(jinary. source of revenue it.is regarded as a decided success. The average Vir ginian is. now engaged in the patriot ic duty of liquidating the State dobt to the tintinnabulary music of the little gong in the register. The usual salutation, to-day, instead of the ordinary "Lot's take a drink," is "Let's contribute to the payment of the State debt by registering." Tho repudiators or readjusters, who are opposed to the paynent of the debt, carry their opposition so far as to refuse to imbibe any beverage of a stimulating nature requiring the payment of a tax, and they are no cessarily obliged to have reco-arso to soda.or cold water. This,. however, is only the case in a few extreme instances. EXCITEMENT AMONG THE DRINKERS. On Tuesday, the first day of the registers, there was quite an exoite inent among the portion of the com Inunity. that usually patronizes the drinking saloons. As the little black boxes wore placed in each bari fastened by screws to the. counter, Prowds flocked in and called for drinks just for the vety novelty of listening to the tinkling sound of the gong, produced by the revolutipn of the crank as the barkeeper regis tered each dink. It was curions to notice how eagerly the patron, after swallowing his "straight," "toddy,i' boep or "julop," would bend for yar4 and intently watch the opera1on Qf the crank and take in the "tink" that gave notice that the tax war paid, and that lie had performed his whole duty as a Virginian: ond rk patriot. AN ADVANCE IN PRIOEs. As predicted in the Herald several days ago by telegraph an advance in the charge for malt and alcoholic drinks took place all along the entire line of saloons. Ieretoforo the charge for ale6holic drinks was ten cents, and five cents for malt drinks. TMe Moffet 1}egis ter law liposes a tax of two and a haggpiuts on alcoholie and hW-P cent on each mal drink. In orXA2 to meo.t this tax the saloon keepers at once raised the price of alcoholib beverages to fifteeni cents, and they overcame~ tile difficulty"Sn the -tf of lager beer by stilistlttiting klasses holding a tenth less than those usisa previously to the introdnotion-'ofi the register and leaving the~ pricest Av cents, uWhen two or i more wyskips are called for a reductiQn is, allowed at the rate of two, drinlks for qa ter, four for fifty gents, uand .80 on1 bunt the tippjler who drinks y hjn self is victimized to the extent .tw-o iind a half c9nts.' whichi is i el~M parkeeper. ADOLITION OF T/E. s,A., One of the immediate- effects of the register 'was the abolition of the igredit system. by the barkeepr. HeIwever willing they wvere $o' Mpk the loss of their liqqors. by, "qag ing," they were decidedly unwi1lipg to pay the state. a tax upon..dIls for whiop they eventuall" ~'geit "old hdbro" nad thu doddr "~te" arc no longer institutions in tlI whiskeyishops of JIihmVnJ .Wyci'y wnan has how to.paysas heoio/ audi the bter4tdder taltes good careamott to ;touoh the crank for the purpose oft pay in 6t~ 609 pWQ11Y q Thie'el re' hidids ofosuAsI@ ~nidets' ebnsoquert upyon the 'Wab voWtEYI'thio newi'sybtu oif Mid -owfitn.~O,n iewort~hy foiridht&bal tro ad UM>th I oiedig thi first day of th sN bt d .Ms of guished 'old gb't16' ea dsti ter, g466*ly '6mV6 tivo tv! tht# efidpe h616ii4 i W 4 da d' ll i I 1 1. er Sip ,bt'it' a in "'Wd 4 ti barman still more intently. P 3own his ldah'rm c !ffYOti,haven'bipnohod.,"iid)-id ,"..npy!hivgp't*0 M-t -P #n9F laid the siing ipens o liquids. "Haven't you gdt'the Moffet rog ister inquired- tfib ttosman. "Oh, yes, sir," with a touch of "I thoughtI di4n t hoar '1uerulously remark u breasurer. -1 0* "Oh, no, Mr. Hunter) yoA did not,'? very emlphiically. Why I' 'l,esitl ingjly. "Bocauso you havout paid m ri Eunter.", This produced a laugh!at, the e:k pense plthe distinguishe4,-ta i.-. Dr and financier, wh?, Ote t4o ling in his pocktt prodttcCA. dou our raind planka: litip. "Whe' upon the barkodyerj with, lookisid Drable flouriah, tur4ed .4j, cr Ao1 ido th o Mf g ald ioncep ti debt of "Virgih1a.' Mk3 t boat a hasty retreat. Polut,A1hEAININT' It is fair say that PiWic srti ment to' dA i la0l13' in "f the'MoNet iqor la. 'n of one' or ,two of the! saloon*Ihas slightly decreased witi i day or. two, but no to qu* a Ox1tentis toWrSald"da the rbgistii i'tl1e 3e4 Ith itill advance inA-?the.prioes:does no6 4iA terfore, Ny@ 4;;gulggogU irregulaf,.dph .oy topers of the'loweat fyp m., ble, and to these &A'bbd thildA who'do'not filiy hqV4Ir4Adyrosh in their poqketq mA4 Wbp! Wva2 Uvn in. a.h,abiA Pf lmygg g charged. 'Fr tiesp the re1i or is ind6iW'eniMrit;' 6nd'1606 tb 'Id doin it but-thegreatuaj6 itywof the, patrons of ,salopus) are-, btily in favor of ,it*v. y 'I 1 lug i~. oppor ent, p~oe tat aft a souhce 6f r6ee i'is -h616q best lever diVisedi knd it iWJ!pi-o. orlyiWuoreed-tilerainmo d.04hOt it willOvoit-allys P q 9 p th, os ,GRA'I' mv t 4E fh fdiRapp6int mont !of, A ,atrioto O-,twVpn4( ball figiyg y (g p ggg y s It3jo ntt I qa Tis is to be emd4Oied b a -'106l" engideery who, beinae hurg44 -dpo, divi na.dquirg haf,s i. aMight-theh.balli' foib60d yft~r 'ua .phlu P O h N4QM ~e. wil ob 3"%ihud' ndmofp.M wderethibi4fofs~ akfeniidgthia voy,wa____i____s__ypy__ged 9s robeU at,uthe e*Mir.lkwlwhticr th i. ghm itqra%e ~a I the.froe .o..bt..W-9.i...

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Sms~w~ and Arald WINNSB0RG. S. 'Tuesday, Setember 1b, 1877. R. -MANS EIAVM, 141tor, JNO. S, I&ETNOLD, Assoolate Editor. The San 0raneisoe Vall, of the 9th inst. ays: Tere is -4W on oxhibition at 110 D4pon upi m~or bpip of .grabt p re pepro of Sats4 Trbara (a e in, In o ho motister, 6g le f9 la. -six fe't inrcum yence -and iroe feet long, Tho vme fro;n which Uhis was 10't8is 10 yeas old, apd,ro tuceqs aSnIaly .I,, pd 1 ,000 'poun,ds o grpes. Tis rol bly 0th Ma ges lunch, ot g;W>4, *or. Wonder ir the grapes Cal4. and Joshua brought back from the land qwit th 3b11k a'ndl hbite beat this. The Fai. The Agriultural and Mecllilcal Fair willbe hela in'Cohr6bia on the 18th, 14th, 15th and16th of Novem b)er next. Active efforts are making to ensure its success. That previon exhibitions have been fina'cial Wdil. ures is undeniable, 'bn the cause lay' both in the derpresidoti of the eountty attefidAtit 'up6ih the pania, Ind h tho horrib'l ohiffl 6onditidii of the State, which parayed 'every indus try and destroyed all hope of the future. The latter embarrasiing cause him been emoved. The form or, let us hope 'is also 4iminishing. Nothing Will iid more to revive a spirit of energy in developing our material resoureo than a successful exhibition of the pronts of the State, and the bri*ging together of agricultirists and mechanics from differdut sectioAs. While, however, thb maif object of ths Fairtis to. deyelop the mate rial interests of the oountry,- another importatit'funlaft" it 'hoild erer'. cisa Is tht of bringing the people together, In formpr days tlo South Carolina Qollege96 id the atnual sessioti of the Legislature exercised a powerful inluetico in expapding the views of the people. T Xhego influ onees will soon again be at work. But they are 'not sufficient to com pensate for the' blliini effects of the da44ds L pi whd the intellige"6e and decenocy of, the State 'ha&'ft 60mmnon resort. IDur% ing that perliod the* State wont backward in public.spirit, arnd sec tionalism and loeal .prejud1icowere developed; we fear, to- a large extent. The aaemnbling of the yonng peo.. ple, ebbolly,, froui theentii-e State, at the annual Fair ia Columbia, is a most important feature'; and any means-th4g will laf tlfis, 'should be employed. For 'this reason we are inclined to view with favor evert the miuch de noune int*Ntu,etion of racing, if that amusement be kept within proper ,bonUids. ''That, of course, should ap9t'b6 toade the g)ainl feature of the *,ig., 1t th gtirtNuotion of a few races. every afternoon for modem#ate purses, ean do* no harm. Regulatfot hia be easily' passed bettigzg onetheiogroun s. Those who Arq interested solely in the Fair, can havwe ample opyortunity to ox amine the exhibits. As a~ formet' president.Qg th~e society ,cwell sifc they are nob edmpelled to view the raced." A. high board fenee deparates the grotthd *rdnm the course, and it costs e4ra tuoney to. visit the atter. Buit is useless to cooeal thQ fact that a large imunberi of ladiqs- and gentl$inen &'itiia the Fair odly iin pursuit, pleasure, and they arep not interested in ,t4ing mngre than a casual.glance at'.mammoth-pots,. toes, afgantIe ewine or patchwork quilt# "ot 'dAar9ulopms ptter!n. Yet their 11Nq "n1y is"just d5 ac ceptable as anybo4y else's in ,swefl ing theitg*,as rdebipts of the Fair. A number of people will iot"AMtonl a purely, aric fuial9 ehib~ition, who will ggq qQluma il 0thor amuseetstre preZ4d5ed. As the objeet of the comings fair is to draw a oohmotubia, 'ery ure--seekers. The main feature 6 filed He brought suit for should not be awallowed up by subsidiai-y attractions; but it cor tainly aliuld not lbe loft bleak and 'Alone. Some, disthiguished strangor, Governor Vanco, of North Carolina, for instance, should also be invited to deliver an tiddress. This is the way our Northorn brethren do things, And they know how to mako Mnoney. We trdist 'that- Fairfield will be t'opresented both by products and by her sons and daughters. She slditld not be backward in the gen oral march of improvement. GERMAN MILLET. How to PImt It, and What it YAelde. evare. Editore The following questions have boon asked in' ydur paper concerning German Millet: "What soil is re -quired; how it is prepared; how the planOng is done wha't should be the averago yield in hay and seed for an acre; and whether this crop exhausts land more than other 'crops. Having having had some little experience in its production, I will give theresult of my observation as to its growth and culture. In the lirst place, the soil should b either new fresh loam, or it must be ighliy ianured. It is needless to expect a good crop of millot on poor land. A good piece of land having been secured, it should be broken np with a two horse plough and thoroughly pulverized. The sed shoald then be sown on top of the ground, at the rato of about one bushel to the acre, and covered lightly with brush or a harrow. Millet may be planted from the last of April to the first of August with success, but I would pro'for the earliest date for the surest crop. An acre of land thoroughly pre, pared before planting will yield from three thousand to five thousand pounds of good hay and from forty to seyenty-five bushels of aced, but that is more than the averago yield for inexperienced far more, who do things in a hurry. I do not. think that millet is more than usually exhaustive 'of the soil. A crop that grows with t such luxuriance must necessarily exhatist the soil to some extent, but I think not more than corn or oats. This, however, is 'a question I have not thoroughly tested, and I must therefoi-e leave it to those whose experience may wvarrant a more accurate opinion than I can givo. Respectfully, G. B.D. BO0U CAROLINA NEWS. Piekens still has the mad dog fe'dr. ickens has drawn its apportion, ment of the school fund. A Pickens man has an acre of corn that will yield sixty bushels. The Darlington News has aban doned the patent outside. The Darlington Democratic C ouns ty Convention, fixed for the 27th, has beerY postp6eed. A Georgetown man has packed and shipped 300 barrels of mullet this season at $6 per bart-el, ~prry grows twventy per cent. iore corn this year than over be. fore. The Anderson grand jury have presented the jury commissioner for 'icompetency and drunkenness, and recommended his removal. G'eorgetown's school commissione or has vamosedi the ranche, and there is a desirable vacancy in that ofBieo. SA ifdrily man captured fifteen lay'go,sturgeon, ono 'night last week, the largests of which was 7}~ feet long. E. W. M. Mackey, it is said, will go to Washington in a few days to ask for the collootorship of Charles ton. The Oeii "&rsts of Pickens county wi, ineet in 6envention on the 6th of October to take measures for the election of a sheriff and coroner. The iourtha quarterly Conference for Walhalla and Seneca City Cir otgit will be held .at Rock Sprig MK K Chutch, on Satuirday and .8un, (bg, October 18th an'414th. M19-' W. It. '04thcart, the efficient managerov'of the W-. U. Tolograph in CQhlumbia,'has resigned his position, tnila hastad' iii~6 the geal est.ate business. 1 n ht IRIC-A-BRAC, The newest galoons are velvet and lahenille. Joaquin Miller loves to hold a lady's hand. Bret Harte compeses tlowly and laboriously. Little Belgium is atting ont Afriogn expelitions OhReeian soldi t iY t'he costs as much as twenty-fivo Turks. Weindqll.pillipis' bbnM*Dithw is large qnd-nQt very Ane. Monograa*s are now e4broidered on the backs of gloves and mittens. Paris daily papers have intro duced sporting prophets on their staffs. The B,rlin tailors are trying to invent a national dress for Ger many. I One of the favorite colors is an extremely dark blue, called "Ad. miral's blue." Professor Guyot, the geographer, lins been taking geometrical obser vations of the height of the Cat 3kills. Herbert Gladstone, son of the ox-Premier, has been appointed lecturer on modern history in Koble College. Bishop Beckwith, of Georgia, is bho pulpit star just now at Newport, bhe Bishop being a master of the art of popular preaching. The Marquis of Bute, who has an income of $1,250,000 a year, Lis ex perimenting with grapes and has a vineyard of 6,000 vines. C'ourt Circular :-I"Many Ameri :fan young ladies of fortune have married French noblemen and lived Lo repent the vanity of a tit.le, for 0hey are never cordially received by Uhe French aristocracy." The Rev. Theodore Cuyler says: "Novel-reading, like spices and a rse radish, should be used sparing. ly, and only to season more solid food. ro thousands it is sheer poison, both from the quantity and quality >f the romances devoured. With .are exceptions fiction is the most )phemeral form of literature." One of the employes of a house )f business died the other day at Jologne in consequence of having Lpplied a piece of postage stamp aper to a wound on his neck, in ;tead of plaster. It is supposed Ihat the adhesive matter on the aper poisoned the man's blood. The ways'of English justice are narvelous and at times past finding mit. At Southwark, a tr&veling inker broke the leg of a fowl in [Qng Lane. The man was son ,enced to three months hard labor. 3n the same day, in the same Atreet, a carman knocked down a ,vomnan and beat her with a stick mntil she became insensible. The lame judge sont the man up for two non ths. The improved Gatling gun must be rather a formidable weapon to 'ace to seek the bubble reputation. [t has now reached such' stage of ,erfection that it can fire 1,000 uhots per minute, 'and one man can Qed and. fre 600 shots per minute. En an official trial 64,000 rounds vere fired from a single gun in -apidl succession, and without itopping to clean the barrels. The California Electi on. There has, perhaps, not been in his State, since the organization of mnrties, an election contest in which ~he voter asserted his independence o a greater extent than in that rhich has just passed. There was aross.-firing all through the State. Jounties that had heretofore given Republican majorities went Demo. sratic, and vice versa. Sonoma, ~vhich has been as true as steel to bhe 'Democracy, this year elected a Republican senator, sheriff, superin endent of schools and one of the mnpervisors. Sacramento, Nevada, mad Sierra, which have been set lown as unwavering for the Repub licans, return Democratic senators, md are otherwise split up. In several of the other counties there is a division Qf the Legislative ticket between the .two parties, where politics were forgotten in the struggle to seleet suitable ugen. But the greatest disrega;rd to politics is observed'-in the .local oontest. There were issues which concerned the taxpaylgp nuch more deeply than, apgre ip at adbesion, Their effort was, as a genleral thing, to elect the men-other questions of merit beigtednsidemed'-4 'them~ they had the greatest confidenne to execute their will. larely ii the interior of thn State has a good o0ficer beeb defeated, and still more rarely a bad one chosen. In 'this eify the hittiation is not so sat isfactory, for there exists doubt as to the correctness of the returns from some of the precincts. While this mistrust exists it \vill be, im, possible to draw; fair conclusions 'San Francisco' CallI. I may,15.4y Bisho Haven caught a inalarial fever in Liberia and described it ir this way: "An African forest was growing up within me, the topt whereof were made visible. When the scrapings from the roots of th( tongue were placed under t microscope, their roots were in the spleen and liver. Black specks moving swiftly up and down these ferns and gross trnnks and branches were probably monkeys leaping from tree to tree of this inward African forest."

A SUNDA;' ScHoOL scholar recently speaking of che death of a school mate, remarked, "She will get a plenty of preserves in Heaven.' On being asked her aut this'"statemeiiiU answer in the catech m, al c He makes, preserves and keeps them." The teacher passed. The report came from Chat, tanooga while the President, was there, that he would apoint Jud e 'Northrop U. S: Diflt 'Atfor'dy for South Carolina. Northrop would be mich more acceptable than Carpenter. The wife of Senator Bonanza Jones had a $3,000 set of jewelry stolen from her room.at a summer hotel at Norwalk, Connecticut, ro cently. Curt. C LEANSES tic bowels without violence or pain; tones the'.stomach, regulates the flow of bile, promotes healthy pers piration relieves the system from un wholei:omo humors, tranquilizes the nerves, acts upon the blood as a depu rient, and forms one of the most certain LIVER REGULATORS known. .t' WHAT 1s MOnE DISTREssING THAN A BILLIous ATTACK Who is not more familiar with the well-known symptoms i Oppression across the atomach and chest, low spirits, restlessness, gloominess of mind, weakness, dull headache, dirty, greasy al,pearance of the skin, yellow tinge of the whites of the eyes, loss of appetite, and ens iveness. Few indeed, of the moreordinary ill. of life are more wvidely prevalent than the bilious diH Drders, and yet they may readily be got rid of by using Simon's ilepatic Com pound. --FOR SALE BY W. E. AiiEN, MOMARTEh BAOMe Winnaboro, 8. C. R, W. Bnion Co., Woodward's, 8. 0 DOWIE MOISE, Proprietors, sept 25-2w Charleston, S. 0. D. R. FLENNIKEN IEEPS constantly on hand a fullsup ply of Choice FAMILY OGROOERI S Qrid PL ANTATION SUPPLIES. His stock has recently been replenished, and ho is new ready to supply the wants of all. oct12 J.E.Adger& Co., AS1 and 1a9, Meeting Street, CHARLE~STON, S. C. TTHOLESALE -dealers in. Foreign VVand Domnestie Hardware. and Out. lery, Guns, Bar Iron and Steel. Sad dlery and Saddlery Hlardwaroe Fairbanks' Standard Scales., STATE AGE4h. for the celebrated Farmer's WrIend Plow. A FULL LINE of Agricultural Implementa an$d Steels STATE AGENTS. for the Tredegar Horse and Mule Shoes, which have been teoenty inproe,an we now offer them tWthdlMdWit 'enM. faction. OUR ENTIRE STOCK is now full and obhlriet6,' te Whloh *d invite the attention of the Fall Trade. j/l All erdors .hall meoeive prompt and careful attention. J, .DG1 CO., anu 11 t. aumnat deea Cmarle-n 8. r SPEOXA16 NO in UES. Realth and Beaut 'WOiA'S RIUnTS.-9 Combined. studied this absorbin no who lis long Rents to the women now h o result of his investigat subject onw pre to say that he has at f our country th man's Best Friend." ons. I is hap>y rooiall to those case discovered WO 11 diso dored, and wil It is adapted es larity of t 'o f1penses where the womb FemnaleI Regutor ao ouro any irreg "vhites," or.i a s Dr. J.Aradfe d's ,monithly vose f like a Obarm in Ind or like causep den 11k .of the lisqha e1i every m oo t I uble of chronio eases t4ao by rVi th countless evils ion Is Orompt and This valuable pron 9 coAq UWOU from $1,50 per bottle b3 premature decay. red and sold b aton is for sale at a. A thousand Di, W. Aain.. Pro merits. J. Briul4d. Atlanta, mers women testify to its sept 25-2w 1'Ieigroceries, Just Receiy Just Reoved II IL2 1 BatrolF 1 8 a kers. 1, Giger Snaps. 2 Boxes Ro l e b Craokers. Meal.kBoottish Oat AL~\ Sugars, Lard, Oacon,, Flou. Et JUST ARRIVED. 1 Tierco New Rice. 1 Ca4vaesed 19amo, Cheap. ALSO, Fresh Cream Cheese, --LT oF. MMaster Co. s9pt 20 D WNTHEYCOME! ~IIHE undersigned are daily receiving one of.the largest Steoska ever brought to Winnsboro. BOOTS AND SHOES lought direct from the mianufacturc.., .,HATS AND CAP'S, a syge. .va etY 4 splendid lino of CLOTHINC to arrive. of-every decoription-partlcularly stap!o goodls. ZKptions jpxofjsipp. We pledge ourselves to sell any line of dooDs as cheap as they' danH/ bebought in Columbia. Call and see us before buying, We will save youtdnne'e. LADD, ROSs sept 20 A new Piano, made by one of the lead 'i ing manufacturers of the United Stat ,h instrumeniias a compass o soVb a" one-.third ootaves, and is finished with all the latest Improvements. It, ani be. botghti .At groat' reduction. ILEnALD. fm 5AD Juno 284tf

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RmAn1onAD SOIHED 4.4ThO 'IR110, ing are the hours -hio ti0 tgZa on the C. C. and A. R. R. pass Winnsboro: REGULAR PASSENG$P-+-- GT., For Charlotte, 1.25, A. 5. For Augusta, 11.07, P. u. Aowmoj!nTrg Fi4 W r DAY. For Co i4 For 'harlow, 1 14A. New Adverte1s xte EntertaintIA-1 T6d..roW Agent. Best cotton on *.,onday brought 10.10 The storms of the past week have )oen hard on cotton. The Mount Zion 0ociety will neet on Thursday to considor natters of import4auce -ot the school. :I is hoped that there will be a full Attendance. PERSONAL.-Mr. Sol Wolfe is in -ow York, purchasing his fall sup -lies. Mr. Jas.'A. Brice has returned. Mrs. J. 0. Bong has returned -ith a full line of supplies. The farmors of Township Twelve re to meet Saturday at Paul's pring to take into consideration te fence law. They have no idea f being fontedt out, or made a )imon pasturo ground for other ,wnships, through the stupidity malignity of non-taxpaying >ters. They are rigbt., Owing to the prevalence of the quinoctial storm the anniversary -lebration of the Hampton Rifle tiard, of Ridgeway, was postponed itil Thursday September 27. adios are particularly invited to .ke part in the pleadiies of the ceasion. Col. 0. C. Davis will ward the prizes. Why doesn't some enterprising idividual 6tr49, fev regy COtMAgfoo A townf i E6ry atih'u,Ali& th de demand for small dwellings which innot be satisfied. It would seem 'at a house costing from eight undred to a thousand dollars !ould be a payjiqg i*v@,9Pppnt. The Women's Auxiliary Associa on have turned over their funds i hand, amounting to over sixty ollars, to the Mount Zion Society >r the improvement of the school. 'his is a most liberal 41onation, and a well timed. There could not be ,more worthy object. The incomparable Mol Smith russell will visit Winmgsboro on iaturday night. His :impersona-. .ions at the entertaimniepit of the Berger family several epors since, urnished food ,'for laughter for veeks. Sol is said to be., better han ever, now, and everybody should come and heerim. DENTAL No-rrO.L-Dr. Isaiah Simp son, Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte, N. C., respectfully paopi the citizens and public generally that he will visit Winnsboro, S. C., profession., ally, on the 54th day of 'opteiriber, and remain teko* affi days. Call early and save confusiog at tl;e last. Teeth extracted without pain. Terms Cash. The article on German Millet has been kindly handed us by Mr. Dunn, of the firm'&of Doty Co., who have had large experien~ce with the cultivation of infilet, and' have been very successful. 'Millet, has now been tried three'or four years, and it seems admirably adapted to o 2r wants. Good crops 'can be raised from land after wheat br bats are cut. Mr. Phillips' ew fni}ure 'st6re is avas imoyep on his old one. It is. sithianc 6A ther old Hilliard corner. The building is quite hadodinaNd The lower story is tdevoted.,toifrnitute, and is well filled wit~h new. anmd tasty articles, at moderate prices. His stock in undertge' (6bel is kept mn the 0econcOsiory.i ~r persons of all ages,1.frondhAe c 2~o to the grave. OQrN AIR FESTIVAL.-WQ take great pleasure in announcing that a open air fo4tiva -will be opoed to-nighit in thy9~r(vg Q# Mr. ~S nolds' residence. Refreshments of different kinds will be served, and mUsic furn"fed by both the brass and ot-ing bands. L.The proceeds of the festival will bo donated to! Mount Zion Iistituto., We comn mol this enterprise tothe patron) goAi he whole co.rnunii. As previously announced, the Adjut4t and IlUpector I General 114i fi 4ht1sbo4b bn th'O 10th of Qct.9pe it ovi9g mu iiary Ooopaidp p te t cp Thd olWtier con >Mfes Nil' 46 inApected 44,p. m.. he following is an extract from tho order: 3YIiqvgr coimpanies are not uniformed, toy will appear in dark colored, clothcot ti black felt hats, and neatly arranged. Care should be ta ?n to present as much similarity ot color and style as possible. White gloves, and boots carefully polished, will add much to the general appearance of such commands. Not les than fifty men will pass intpection, and no excuse for arms or equipments out of order, or showing indications of neglect will be allowed. Commands which cannot pass inspection will be diskandod, and all gompanies which cannot lie prepared' haA as well surrender their arms and equipments. RELIGIOUs NoTF.-The Rev. W. W. Mills chB. ged pulpits on Sunday with the Rev. C. E. Chiches ter. The latter having tendered his resignation as pastor of Scion Presbytorian -.hurch,, at cngrega. tifonal hnecting was held to 'consider it and decided not to accept it. Mr. Chichostor is a zealous laborer, and we should be sri-y to lose him unless his sphere of usefulness could be enlarged. Th Rv. W. H. Campbell is now rector of St. Pauls' church, Charles.. ton. This is a larger geld than that offered by St. Luke's to which lie was first called. Mr. Campbell is very: populali'jn Qharlestom Shie tihne gince the Presbyterian church in Columbia called the Rev. Mr. Brackett from Charleston. His congregation refused to give him up. We have not heard what his 4etermination will be. The sun entered the Sign Libra on Saturday, thus marking the beginning of autumn. The moon also instead of rising as it usually does, later on one day than on the preceding one, has' risen on three or four successive evenings just as the sun sinks out of eigm in the evening. This phenomenon is owing to the fact that the moon is in Aries when the- part of the ecliptic below the horizon makes the least s,ngle with.it. The farmer, busy with his harvest, an oppor tunit is given hiim tfor several eveningA with ligiit sufficient to continue miB operations after sunset. In former times husbandmen, not doubting that it was so ordered on purpose to give them an increased supply of moonlight for their greater convenienes in reaping the fruits of the earth gav'e the name of "Harvest" moon to this particular full moon. The platiets Mars and Saturn were in conjunction with lyodies shone with unusual brilliancy. THESPIM& HALL -ONE EVERNG ONLY. BA' D~AX, 8eptembor 29. OHA8. it. PflATT, Matiager. ,The ioat Finishod, Entertainment of Amne'iea The Marvellous Livigg,Wokider in Comedy, SQL SMITH RUSSEIdL, And chis Great OoneerL Company. 3tmdn G. LI6tDAnnD Mifalcaf'iItb'tor, Comprising the following iartists: Miss 9oravWiley, sophiano, iMiss AnnL Ho).. brook, Contralto, Miss Annie L'Estelle, Pia~mi s l9OIazJI,Eo) O ?r. L. M. Packard, Tonor, Mr. Walter Pond, .Baritone. And the inimitable 80L SMfH~iRU8B&tLL. 411 the Late Musical Novelties of theo day will be Presented. Poaoen' at W;KnIZeitebihiMetideWa 8/ AD *SWN (hEN Aent FU RN AW Save high bills by purchasing A NEW SU. RUST0 WrDOW SiAEs, Low in Pri will never get out of order, and will I MATTI Spring Beds, Picture Frames, Pici Carriagem. LUlV And Shingles at Pri REP Neatly done at modorate Pri< UNDERTAKER I kcop on hand a full supply of M and Coffins of the finest'finish. Alse September 22 NEW GOO NEV DANNEI If you want a nice suit of Genta' CLI ~oto If you want aptetty suit df OLOTI] Go to If you Want niat, anpt ALI do to If you want R1OM~ESPUNS, ~EANS, SEA IELANDS, LINSEYS, BL~EACH] DIl GO TO If you want nobby DRESS GOODS ..Go to If you want Ladies' and Gepts lM'Q RANTSD,., go to Go to If you want LOW WI1UCES and1 GO( GO to sept2 2 I..WE'S TI ALADO)IN .b&80 N8' (SECURITY OIL4 Warranted 150' DegMed PfM-Test. Cent0nn.i Exposltion F~or Excellence 6f mfnutoture H~* 1 iPit)t, T|ST. 2niorsoa by tho inuurance 0o~~1~ -F~ -?IM eriv G usd. i oy 3In a fiev REsN Prsid hi wiy *~~I i st eelIi -byWu.~ aopes I?IiiiIIyeUIdi 8 4 tlh ourle, J-TURE, Arrived and to arrive, con sisting of Walnut Chambor Suites, Painted Cottage Suites, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Safes, BooklCases, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs, Desks, Towel-racks, Wash, 8tandR, Lounges, Sofas, Hall Stands, Hat Racks, Coat Hooks, Corner Stands-for Design and Workmanship Un equaled. AT HOME, 'PLY OF ce, Durable and Convenient. They ast longer than any other Shade. (ESSES, lures, Brackets, Mirrors, Children's [BER ces to Suit the Times. AIRING 3s. Furniture made to order. .'S DEPARTMENT. etalic and Rosewood Burial Cases a cheap stock of Coffins. W. Phillips. DS! T PRICES BEIRG'S. )THING, DANNENBERG'S. [NG for your Boys, DANNENBEAG'S. )ES, DANNENBE RG'S. ING, JILLINGS, BED TICK AND FLANNELS, DANNENBERG'S... at LOW PRICES, DANNENB3ER'S. fEMENTAL SHOES, ALL WAR DANNENBERG'S. TIONS, IA.TS and CAPS, TRUNKS DANNENBERG'S. )D GOODS, DANNENBERG'S. A Lpersons are hereby:re agamust entering or in any way tres passing on the lands, whether enoeosed .,r un9nolosed, now ocoupied 'v' pg. Persons disregarding this notice w'tl b dealt with according to law. aug~ li1aw3 J.A.AL EI6KIE EOLLk.ss S DUE WEST, S. C. remarkably hecalihy. Faoulty cojulete, Hesior opens Oetober 1st, oloaes July fid. mnluding board and Li ti i. tGCA 8al4, Iotash, Candles, 8~~ ..lj0aps, Fine Tes Ooncentraeay, MaLh J)rick, Shot, las of t Drug atoroof gas*0 Ath sept 20MoMaAu[un n& m DO. THOS. R. ROBERTSON, Attorhey at ltw AND TRIAL JUSTICE. All business entrusted to him in either capacity will receive prowRt atten. tion Offle on WahIngt straot, ono door east of Winnsboro AOte1. A. -0-LA D.. iToo n. GAJLA3D A REYgora3s ATrroRNEY8 'At. LAW, NO. 3 LA W RANG.R A. M. MACKEY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. 1, Lw RAN1.8p Winnsb6ro, A. 0. rilorpecial attention aid to ti 0olle0tion of laims. Will praotimI nS the courts of this State and the United Sates. W. G.'ROOHE MERCHANT TAXL90'1 H AS removed to the storo next to ,le post-offloo. where be will be glad to!ro. ceivo his friends and customers. A full line of Sanplos will be kept oil, hand, from whioh oustombra may zdake, seleotions. He now has the finci I Ine of French and English goods ever broug)4 to this market. Ho is also prepared to out or 'to m6ic, up goods for those who dquire. Garments of all kindis relaired and cleaned. Oleaning a speoWi Thankful to the publio for pasi patton age, he solteite a continuanq99 pf el same, and guarantees satisfaction. sept18 is 0LEN D11,o" Bot -and shoo K g I WINNSBORO, 8. Q. THE iide g setfially anotrale Ahe, hasemv Shoo anufatory one doo u C. Muller's. I am prepared to 4:n 'd il1'ityles of worka in at substantial. &:n orkmanliko manner, out of $he vybeg materials, and at prices fully as low a same gooda ean be manufacturedlifor at tli6 North or elsewhere. I ko~ cozpat -l9wja hand a gpd Stoek of ,ole pUnt Loather, hoe Findings &o, wid 3afl sold at reasonIsble dose." 'ij&iri 'i .%&-ried Hides bou a 00NGRSST1 N N Id hd nt Jeo l o) ei '*(o n ad- 1 .1LT)u ruurrir ott athan 1nd ##hIk" P4r gt,mn no d!1 jh.b5mom,. WINN~O1r, f} oli Il nhI)I' th) no dmd unn thJIidy ,01uhd li~I)t* W #soE V~ X I01qili uILnuxya hI 'I,ep.~jF) t(Ti.t uni t 1. *J faLL&1f

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TRI-WEERLY EDITION. TERMS OF SUBSCIPTIQN. Trl-Weekly One Yonr. $4.00 Six-months. 2.00 :f Th o 1.00 AMP Q?FAPN ERTXNQ. ro to g at r o r r11e1100d1r4=111401 RHIM01"t. ~c~r 6d I folr at; Adyertisoun %4t ,is~ooq t mnado f or contraot aahisco made Bill Heads. LMtou Had#, Entelopem Postert, Cardii, I,vit*tiqp,, 'TCjqeta, &c. POLITICAL NOTES. Th~~~bit4nitmeof Ma"achiv HeNT MVkXh AghV againsV Rice, the Republican candidate. The working men and greenback.. era of Pennsylvania have nominated an exceu I I botherid;q= 0 1 e0 f both parties Carpet-bagger Spencer, of Alaba, Ia has the blues. He says Butler wil ,pe aAMjtted to to.Senato,.ano thai Ohio will go Democratic by 40ff0) ahd New York by 100,000 majority. Matt Carpenter thinks the Re publidxni will carry Wiscodnsin, but they will- have to work for -it. -The gr Qubavcc qd workingmen's tickets he qid n? thihik.likoly to poll many Vot,k. Wendell Phillips, tho working med%amC4114iidate. for governor of Massachuset& ,s1prtha quart9r of a million,' o is one of thos vov4pjab9s. 1 his Of course it is nobody's business except Judge Td,it's# but, the papers in Ohio are calling attention to the faqU 4glaMpmlen log speackas without a w9rd. vbout the ad fnitrAtiOnAn thoin. The D81 tiia of laine at the gubes upwalr election last ,year gaye air candidate six thousand more rybtpp candidA e eyear. There is some chance for the work ingman after al Colel Noye, De6M t6116"didatip1 TorkiStat treasurer of Pennsylvania, began his business life as a stave-splitter at $13 a month while Lt. Gov. Brockmeyer; of MIWW6i;(*Ks once a bootblack. Daijaq_.hqwod .what kind Q a President 1he 1;woold have A in H I e 4 An' he" -I- Aoft th --od ig I 'c sti goeman fr the old 'ag-and a cotlti1lbutionh Where 86es not 'eemn to b'e any pa?ti tus vhy Sent6r Sar~. g i W t for. further' lo tig~ ,r nn., beflie oing aheadl wih at1hdAe libel suits.! It is quite in th6 titT uAture to ocetipy hen ominadion of General Mqio Olellan was sprnng upon the okpwi cratic convention of New Jet ey, and was electric. PaiI4"onium reigned 9upreme, and Little Mac was chosen amid the wildest huzzas. The Philadelphia T'imes thinks he 'will have a virtual walk over. Gen eral McClellan has not missed vot-. ngfor eight y is polling Every man o i anything for the Hayq,an~ Packard ticket in ~R4a at fall is going to get a tberth in the New Orleans ustom House. '1h1sOM(tadealy, real civil service reform thrusts itself to the front, in spite of the desperate efforts made in some quarters to defeat its operations. The excellent wife of Sp ter excellent himsel i,'' Washington canvassing fd Ja atures to a petition to Congress in favor of woman suffrage. Perhaps she hasn't been informed that the O(WufIP.f AeLA$$) iDa)ap foX this year and her husband has been beaten. It will be a surprise to most peo Democrats have carried the i. lature. This is.not a very lature, which was last year comn posed of twenty-four Republicans and fifteen Democrats. Stanley M os"ndfen. Tom Ewing are elaboring each other q theatnpiGho.bDthews thAtiI God that B3uchan wags"thd IKg Democratic presdtI and hopes erMtio office holder uder Buchanan while ho himself was a Republican that lie joined the Democrats when they became good, and Matthews went over to te. Republicans when they became bad. An Ohio paper says each has belonged to every party that has beon in existence in the past twenty years. Mr NN Bic4ham, of the Dayton krouia14 who by common consent succeeds the lamonted Comly as Chief administration organ-grinder in .Ohio, is beginning .to predict that 11ayo,will hAyp.s,gocp,nd term. Mr. 1Bihar tolls us that "he is strongor than h party n6w, and if the con ventioho f 1880 oallA fo). RutherfoXII B. Ha$es again, we do not see whht he oan do about it." Mr. Biokba0n, .is one, Rf the very. few Ohio in9n who seen to have been overlookd in the distribution of administration good things, but he is not dis couraged if thoro isn't a chance this term there certainly will bo text. PREARE TO SOW WJ;EAT. A the stock law is to be enforced in .Fairfield we have laid in a large lot of luo Stone, Lucerne and Clbver Seeds. For sale by sept 20 McMASTER BRICE.. ESTABLISH ED IN189. CHARLES MULLER. W ACHES, Clooks and Jewelry re paired, and satisfaotion guaranteed to everybody. N. B.-All who hia 1eft watches at my store mut come and got them, or I will soll then for costs in thirty days. sept 18 Cii-.RLES NJULLER. ESTABLIS IED 1874. GEO. B. EDWARDS, Cotton ani G.eneral Commission Merchant, CA ARLESTON, S. C. PRO IPT, attfntion glvn to the sale of LCotorr, Pe&s, Con,l Rice and 1ro duQe o1,allhinda. Morchanliso bought. free of commis rion. Being on the spot, and thoroughly posted on prices, cat guarantee large saving to buyers of merchandise. Agent at Charleston for State Line Ocean Steamships between New York, Glasgow, Liverpool, London e.nd all parts of Europe. 1 Rceferenceq,Bapk Ch4trlcstin;,Ja Allger Qol, Ch arlestib* S.n 0. isept 22-xt3m 1TOTICJD. LL persons having claims against John Mobley, Sinior, are requested to present tam" to the undersigned ax d all 'p6ons indebted to him will make imediat piyment, and thereby save costs of suit. sept ll-xtl1m N. W. JONES. -'JUT 'RECEIVED, One car load seed Potatoes, One Oats, r -.ALSO, A full lno df Plantation Hard waro-consisting of Lay Iron, Plow Steel, Spa des, SLovels, Clovices, Hices, 1;eel Scrows which wvill be sold low for -CASH. I keop een tandy-on hand a full PLANTATI.ON and FAMILY I lyde)1i ey AIde of first class widch I am pre ared to sell for Cask er on timei with well approved securit $s pn ltanoy basis,' of' with a co$ b6t16n if parties desire. 4 ar d wles of. igtilizers d1To wen on me before I feb 20 Ayer's Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,Ery sipelas, Rose o'r St. An .i.iony's Fire, Eruptions and Erutive diseases ofthe2skn,Ulcerations of theLiver, Stomach, Xidneys, Lungs, Pim >les, Pustules, Boils, lotches, Tumors; Tet ter, Salt liheum,. Scald 1ea tiagworin, Ulcers Sores, Rheutafismi Neualila, Pain in the Bones Sid and Head, Female Woak lless, orility, Leucorrhoea arising frominernal ulceration, and uterine disoas' Syphilitie and MerourIQa dis eases, J3ropsy, Dyspepsia, Emina'a tion, General Debility, and for Puri fying the 13loodl. This Sarsaparilla Is a coibination of vegetable alteratives--Stillingia,Man drake,Yellow Dock-with the lodides of Potassium and iron, and is the most efficacious medicine yet known for the diseases it is intended to cure. Its ilrredients are so skilfully toiAbined that the full alterative effect, of each is assured, atl while it iA so Mhild as to be harmless even to children, It is still so effectual as to purge out from the system those impurities and corr;ptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent ph.ysicians all over the country repose in it proves their ext>erience of its usefulness. 'ertilicates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and are con stantly being received, and as many of fhese cases are publicly known they furnish convincing evidence o1 the superiority of this Sarsaparilla over every other alterative medicine. So g'enerally is its superiority to any other medicine known that we need do no more than to assure the public tha lo host qualities it has ever posl esed are strictly m(intaiued. PhlEi RE.6 b Y Dr. J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical andi Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWKRE. WATEIS' ORCHESTRION imes ORGAN is tihe mnut beautiful in 11tyle and Perfect in to no ever noade. )thas thecelebrated Concer to ste Pt which is altine Itnitation of the Human Voice, a" two and a bmif Octaves of bellis tuned in perfect har aoyWith, ths weads, dtheirefiecti ung. Ionea andi electriyn. "ATHR60 C' RI& Ct I I E r8,111 (IONWERTO1 HIspde ER;e, NWIIAL HIMJIiEII, CHAPEi, and COTTAGE ORGANS, in Unique French Ca se comblue PURITY of VOICING oith great volutne ftone, suitable for Parlor or Church. WATERS' PIANOS, ..UR14iriv ARE THE BEST MADE1 the Tone,Touch, Wor,n h ond urability Unsurpaseod. PRICES EXTR EMELY LOWfor eash-Ion thly Inntalinionts received. lostrumnes to let, until paid for an per contract. A Liberal Discount to bachers.mi,isters,Churches Schoofs,etc. AGENTS WANTED. SpecialiInduce,nente to the trade.hlInstrated Cataloitues Mniled. "ec' d.t srC'"""6Rat GREAT BAR GAINA.II1AC,WATERIS SONS, 1lanufacturert ST UNI SQU E,N.Y,, INGS1AtF.. 40OEAST 14th 8-UI HITNEHI E .Tho following specific points of supo I-4geat asinplicity in Con t ructlin. 2-Dgrabtiity. 3-Exceedingly Ligla nun naing. 4-Still ft'amnning. Noise esa. n-Perforus all Varieties of Work. 6-Beauty of Finish and Single Machi'nes sent on orders 'direct from the Factory, written guarantee with each Machino. WHY l At OLD'1PRICESl $frSend for ciroulars and particulars. Address, fob atlaitney 15z7g.0. fb17 ate~Lrsori, v 'W~4IOX GJBBJS LaUUb alfoui .erodifoi eg Marvelous etsults. ptisra ?a o t i o~s It beyond ail con standingc the argro indugemepta offered by ro rdrunnng troublosome, twa OnlyMnejpein the World with Mtomtie Features, and with nto Tension to Manage. Write by Postail Card for Price List, List -of Offices, &e. WILLCOX'& 011B1S 8. M. CO. (Cor. flon'd St.) 668 J3roadway, N. Y may 15-ly 0AEAT T1 FLU OID TIE iCli AT THE CHEAR 25 POU.NDS VI2 JOAMILY $t MEAL, $1.00 PER BUSHEL, C SUNBEAM FLOUR ALWAYS PRICE S. CHOICE SUGAR AND COFF HARD TIME PRICES. A FULL SUPPLY OF ALL F G-1oor WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THI THE SHOES AN 1-10 m Hi IE PLEASE CALL AND S aug 11 caster Brice -0 ilAVE greatly reduced the prices of their HAMBURG EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, LACES, PIQUES, TRIMMINGS, LINEN EDGINGS, COTTON EDGINGS, FIRILLINGS, COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, &c. Call and exarnine their "'Cheap Shoy Case" of "ODDS AND ENDS." jutly 28 Witkes, Liquors, T obacco, &c TJINE -Pale Sherry Wino, fine- N. -0. .LSetupp ernong WVine, Aine old Porto 1Porttb ofinji imnpppted Qlare.t Wino, ALSO, Fino article dry Soup ppnong Vine, Mountain (rGia) Corn Whfsky, re Cbin et 1ye-the best whi sey ton and a fullstoo of all oher god Liquor. fresh Lger and tS ie or stock of Havana CigarA arid Cigarettes in towzr, Blackwell's genttine anpkipg To bacdo Messina Oranges and Lenmons for jun ei F9. Wi. HABIENI0fT. Ettencadr Edhiodd M ANUFAOTURERS of Portable ano all kinds, Circular aw M ills Grs ill. Mill GeeAng, t3hating, Pulleys &c. AMEnICAN TURBINE WATER WHBBEL. Camneroi's Special 8}egm 1gumps S6nd for'Oatidogte, cot 39i LIEDL IN I IN UR. IS SAK AIlN ASH STORE QV LER CO rOjUR FOR $.00. R 25 CENTS PER PECK. ON HAND AT LOWEST CASH EE, ALWAYS FRESH AND AT AMILY OR PLANTATION VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR DASH. D BOOTS

)F FE FOR kOURSELF CONNOR CHANDLER CALL attention to their full STOCK -OF Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silvor Wateh Chains, Brooches, Ear rings, Studh, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Plain' and Fancy Rings, Solid Silver and Plated Castors, Sp9go n s, Forks, $aplin Ringh,t*oblets. Cups, 'Butter Knives, Butter.Dishes, &c. Specta cles, Cutlery, Lapips, Lantorns, Glass and crockery Ware, Vases, Toilette ,Seteland China Tea Sets Maohie Needles and Springs. 8 in c esrepaired, cleaned ad1g'28 8S]NETHINe NEW.

h .onWe yPeIi och and Apple ran r, ff4i Rtbzi M6uhtaln, Georgia, and ie9j$51 ~tr Y grii and arious mes o, aga., Jaported WVines and lNadc~ .ALSO-.. A lar e stool; of bottled goods, consist f nyse, e o tets olaar Qne barrel fresh Newark Cider on drau ght Cool drinks o1 all descriptions. Tobacco Cipars,&o oL1~~a iuL 3. j, Met AI4L EY, mavy3 Propri.etor. PROF. N., 8CHMITT, Pako~ Melodebn and Oreati Tuner, 238 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. IA1UNS esperqncg 9 thirty-Ave ..4,years ituning and rena r ng ~jlhs,s-, ens ausnn and' otbr tiou OUor os 'bharge~ He Iran the 4nd ce5 n the nited Statschol