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SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
|R For ~
K CATARRH y

Seeing, and Hearing.
1t Is the mucous membrane, that wonder.
fpl semi'auld envelope surrounding the deli
cate tissues of the air and food passages, that
Catarrh makes Its stronghold. Once est. b.
liShed, It eatsinto the very vitals. and renders
life but long drawn breath OF misery and
disease, dullipg the sense Of hearing, trammel-
Ing the power Of speech, destroying the fac
Rlty of smell, aud killing the r. fined pleasures
Of taste. InsidiousIy, by creeping on from a
simple cold in the head, 1t assaults the MEM
brAnous lining and envelopes the bones, cat.
ing through the delicate coats and causing in.
Examination, stouEhing aud death. Nothing
short Of total eradication will secure health to
thepatient, and all leviatives are simply pro-
crastinated sutteriugS, leading to fatal ter.
oination. sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE,
BY Inhalation and by Internal administration,
has never failed, even when the disease has
made frightful inroads on delicate constitu.
lions, hearing, smell, and taste have been re.
covered, aud the disease thoroughly driven
out
NJ. NJ H. Ford, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
writes
"The discharge was thick and bloody, emit.
ting foul odor, 80 that my presence In room
with Others was offensive " than. One week
after beginning the use Of SANFORD's RAD.
IOAL CURE, l was not troubled with It Vt
all My senses OF Taste and smell, which
were wholly gone, have now fully returned,
and my general health Is much improved"
Hun lredsn Testimonials attest its wonder.
tul curative properties. Every Druggist who
vellous efficacy.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81 90. Sold BY ali Druggists.
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Money received on depodt
Interest paid on special deposits.
senmal Banking BuIineSS conducted With prompt
ness and fidelity.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 4.-Flour-strong and
unchanged; western superfne s. 76a4 Is; do
extra n SOa526; do family IS 6Oas IS. Wheat
higher and,exGited; No. 2 western
winter red. spot, September aud October,
81 S2Nal S2x; November 81 S2al 33If; De.
cember 81 SSHaI S3k. Corn estern strong:
western mixed, spot Soc; October 65a5tic !:
November 56a55kc; December 52a62ISc;
steamer Csc. Oats-A shade better and inac.
tive; western white S8a$sc; do mixed SSas5c;;
Pennsy lyanla S6aSSc. Rye-Quiet at 70a. So
hay-Firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania
Sl5al8. Pork-Mpss $40 No.. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders 3Xa4c, clear nib sides &C.: do
packed 4ka8Xc. ,Racon-ShouIders 4Xc:
clear rib sides exc. Hams-At llalIXc.
Lard @At7c, Bulter-Firm; prime to choice
western packed lSal6c Eggs-steady at l6
al7c. Observation-Disclosures Coffee
stronger; Rio cargoes 1Sal6hc. Sugar
Steady "A soft sAASXc. WhisEy-Firm at
81 10. H. lN. '-.E
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FtRs7 NATIONAL BANK OF wHEEIlse
1850. 600
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Cfncfnnnn.

orSctaHk1I, October 4.-cotton quiet at
eNc. Flour quiet but arm. Wheat dull and
higher at 81 l4al Is; receipts 81, 700 bushes;
shipments 81, 600 blShtls. Corn In good de.
maud at full prices ut 42c oAts-summer
2SaS2. Rye In good demand and shade
higher at foa1lc. Bailey quiet and unehang-
rent make $40 Bulk meaa ffm; nhould.
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FINANCIAL.

WV. Il. HALLER, AuetiODSeT. Sei2
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omcAeO, October 1.-THE DrOvs4 Journal
Hoes-Recetpts 1900 hsad; shipments
5000 head; mixed packing dull and slow al
g 2saS 40; good TO choice heavy active and
shade higher At s. 46aS 80; light g 4Oa3 IS,
chiefly s. 76a3 81. 1
C1TrLE : Receipts 800 head /: shipments
1900 head. Supply modera'e; market quiet
but steady: shipping g 60a4 10; butchers
weak at 81 7Ua2 IS stockers and feeders slow;
arge supply; no buyers; ciieulators took
about all; western cattle steady and mostly
sold At 81 4oaS 90 nno through 7 Kama =:
sHEEf--Receipts 500 head: shipments 900 ;
market slow and weak at 81 eOaS 30. q
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TotIpo, October 4.-Noon Board. Wheat,
FIRM No white Wabash 81 10; ambal
Michigan spot 81 lsN; October 81 lsX; DE-,
cember 81 q: No. . red winter spot 81 lsT
October q 10; November q 2ON; December
. 2iH; No. 8 red Wabash q Is; NJ I'D 4
N. red $llSRf; No S&l l6JS rejected Wabash
81 %; western amber 81 10, No amber
Illinois 81 20 COrii-. FiFmi No 2 4Sc; re-
jected 421[c. Oats Firm; spot and October
o0c
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PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Flour-ouiet
and firm: western extra a 25a4 rs: Minnesota
extra family, gooh So 90: choice $e20a8 Is :;
fancy $6S7k; Ohio family fair 1910:
Minnesota patent process 81 60aS 25. Rye
anur firm At a IS. Wheat-More inquiry;
western rejected 81 26: red, elevator. 81 Sua
Der and December 81 80 bid, 81 S3 asked
Corn Inactive; western low and high
mixed, 66Na5Sc; yellow Sc; second call.
sail, mixrd, October sic bid; 6ec asked; No.
yember $50 bid: CSC asked: December
5lNc bid; Sc asked. Oats firm; western
mixed S6hc; white s7aS71<c. Provisions
-EominaIly unchanged. Buter-Easi9r:
creamery extra 25a27c; Western Reserve ia
go; New York State and Bradford unity
Pa, extra 2Oa22c. Egya-Western l7kalsc.
Cheese Weak and dull; creamery iOKc;
good l0aloMc Petmleum-Quiet; refined
7Mc. Whisky-EaSier at 81 10.
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Nov York br1 aoeds ,rar,,el.

NEW YoRK, October 4.-tIusiness quiet with
commission houses Jobbing trade IrsS active
Cotton goods In light demand and prints
quiet Wonted dress goods and GinEhams
iairl active, but cOtt0n goods are sluggish
Light weight wuolens for mems wear Ia fair
request by ClOthierS. FlAnnels and blankets
In good demand. Foreign goods Quiet
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New YoRK, October 4. = Manufactured
eopper-ltemRnd fair and market firm; new
sheathing 81 00; ingot lake Sl9 76a20 OG. Pig
lron-steady and Arm Scotch $27a3I; Amer.
can S!Ta3l. Russia sheetlng SIS, Nails-Cut
% 90; clinch IS l0aB 10.
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TOBACCOS.


an now receiving the following branda Of choice
Iobaecoe which WI he sold subject 70 the lStO re-
ductlon 10 the U s. ta1: '' ~
LOrill1rd'' " Gin !, :. 4-os MnhOE. Navy
do "Dint EuEEVt,h 81 I"
10 "Duuhle-T6irk," 6-o1.
do "EuTy s." MNhoc Navy.
DO IG-o1. liza,
do Double-ThIck g. Dark Navy.
FtnrGE'B LANG Juhn,H Mahogany Twin,
do "l9-OA pounds, Mahogany,
Psee'S "0ld Tinen S-Ply TWIIi, 4.c1.-DanyllIs.
do "Old Ned" 6-lnch Twist
"DAwson'I" Soc. Twist
"PAIk Lake" 8-oa TEiEt,
"OFunoco" 8-ply Twist, t.ax.
"Llttle Pet" I0.ineh Twist, 10.
Banana" Cable Coll, i0s,
Magnolia" do do I0s
"HeRihen Chineo'' DO 10.
"slIVeF Bell'' Ios
% %h1ISp g.. i1I- IsIs bright pound.
"lndian" Fine Cut, In pals.
NJ. REILLY.
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CHICAGO, October 4-Flour-Firmer, not
quotably higher With fair demand, Wheat
strOng and higher; No. 1 Chicagn spring
81 ~: No 2sl DIAL nv cash: $I07N Octo.
Der; 5 cox November; 81 OK wear; 81 OK
december: sales at 81 071fal G8X November;
No. 8 s. 00hal Oh; rejected &c. Corn
strong and higher at 34Kc cash; S7Xc asked
November; $3.50 the var. 3sjfc May; re.
ircttd S8a<c oats-Active, tirm and higher
at q Nc cash; 279Sc October; 2sHc November;
SSHe May; rejected &c. R!e-Quiet at cox
aRlc, Barley-In fair demand ut 75Hc
POrk-stronRand higher at SO 05 cash and
October: $50 November; s. 20aS Is wear
IS a5 January. LGrd-Demand falr and
prices hisher at So o. cash: On so October
IS SIX November; IS 57IIffa57 10 the year:
IS 725ia5 IS january. Bulk Meats-uuiet
and unclaimed. Whlsky-steady and I'M.
changed at $l0S.
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NEW oRIEAEs, October 4.-Cotton.-Firm
and In fair demand; middling 0Nc; low do
91ic; good to ordinary exc; net re ipts 1919
bales gross sOl2: sales 4,U00 bales yesterday
afternoon Il, 900 bales; St Sek SSH bales.
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.777777T77 -
MEpIcAL.

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DRowsY, DE.
badly poor appetite and tongue coated you are Suaef
lng Inn tnfpId Liver, or "blllouln0ss and nothing
vi cure you % speedily and PermInently ~ 70 tate
HASohG LiVE1 RE0uLATnR on MEDICINE
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MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER

ersduii at eS 96as 50; short rib in iaIr de.
mAndats IS 90; short clear % %. Bacon frmef
at a lsat 2sas Ssss 4oso Ioa6 30. Whisky
ea1ierat q co. Butter dull and dfoop,ns
tinseed oil In fair demand a 6ic.
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PrT4asu1sH, October L = PEr1otsux -
Dulli crude s3Nc At ParkerS for ship
ment; rehneA 71fc for Philadelphia delivery,
On ofTY, October 4.-PGrRoLEuA- Market
opened active with 7BXc bid; advanced "a
7sHe: declined % 7sNc advanced and closed
aging u. 900 barrels Transactions ~, 900 bar.
AsTxIRE October 4 :. Pr1aOIEun = Re.
dnsd, lei
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BosToS, October 4. - Wool - Firm and
buuyAnt Ohio and Pennsyl vania 3Sal5c; Mich.
igan S6ai2c: Wisconsin S6I1a4lr; combing and
delaine S6a45c; Kentucky combing ~ ,laS6 Nc;
tub-WHshed Static.
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sCIEclENATI, October Hrgs-Fairly active
and shade higher; common s. OOaS 81: light
8 65aS 81 packing IS 70aS S. butcAers' s. IS
aS ". Receipts 8S5 head; shipments, S46
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BETHESDA SPRINGS.
SUI Anoiher Cure.

:. The following certificate by J. X. Glenn. of
New York lily Hill bear perusal We knew
him TO be o great sufferer, and was cured BY
bethesda. RIcAAGD DuABAR.
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Financial and c Commercial.
Money Easy and. HCyetansua Weak
stuekS Strong and Higher
flour Firmer-Whsa. Hisher-Proyis.
ions I'm Better Demand and HIghsE.



NEw YoRE, October A-MoEEY-Loaned
paper 6a6 per cent, sterling exchange dull
Of ~ SIN sight exchange "a s3N. ''J
GovERNMkNTs-Weak. IN
1nltea sAtes 6 Of 1881, coupons
eS
eS -Four aud halls
NV
SutFe0eS ...,,.
RAiIRoAD BoSDs Strong; O., O. & l. G.
tlsts7s.
Stars sEcuurIEs-Quiet, |.t.
sTocKS. Speculate was irregular through.
out the day, but In the main was strong and
higher, especially In late dealings WHEN the
general list advanced ka2h per cent frum
the lowest point the latt. on Erie, In which
business was extremely large. The granger
shares, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail ami coal
stocks advanced ka2 per cent, the other
changes being uuimpoFtant TniS rise was
well maintained " the clOse except IN Della.
ware, LAckAwanna and Western which fell of
lper cent
TIE Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares
2,OO0 Northwestern, 5000 IT. Paul, 27,IOO
Wabash, 1000 LaCkawRnna, 1900 New Jer-
sey Central, $500 Delaware 4 Hudson, $500
Michigan Central, $500 Union Pacific, 26OO
G. 9. q /. y $500 Hannibal & St. joseph,
5000 Ohio q Mississippi, $500 Western Union,
400 Pacific Mail, 8600 St. Louis, K ,nsas
Citv and Northern, 5000 Kansas and Texas,
400 Louisville and Nashville, 1000 Iron
Mountain, 200 Northern Pacific, 1900 Alton
and ire Haute, $500 Marietta and Cincin.
natl hBt preferred, 100 Nashville, Chatta.
no 60 and st Louis, and 1000 St. Louis and
San Francisco.
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NV Sag9P ~ AVtyAl
and Best Family MOdi.
eihO 10 the World.
An EPRECruAL sPE.
ciHIC for Ill diseases Of
the Liver, Stomach and
spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
Coils and Fever, Mala.
ri9u1 Fever, Bowel CON.
PlaihtL Residences,
Jauudieo and Nausea,
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COLLINS
yoLrAIc ELECTRIC
PLAs:TERs
Electricity Cures when all other Human
Agencies fail 10 relieve.

Electricity Cures when all other Human
Agencies fail TO relieve.
Hundreds Of little Nerves and Muscles re.
spond TO the ElrCrical Action OF these won.
uertal PlaSters, the moment they are applied.
and give notice that instant and grateful Re.
lief Is At hand.
They ins antly Annihilate Pain, Vitalize,
STRENGTHEN and Support v eak and Painful
Parts, Draw Poisons from tie BlOod, Prevent
Fever and ,Ague, Liver and Kidney ON.
plants, and IN q III usa"d ways protect, ben.
eft, and console afflicted humanity
PRICE rs CENTS.
Be careful to call for coLLtxF voIrArc
ELEcTRIc PLASTER, combination OF VotaIc
Plates with the best Plaster In thp world a.
seentn above cut Be sure 70 get what YOU are
tOtlliHo 70 pay JOr. Bold by Ill Druggists.
49,. ocSATAW
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity OF the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baccos and representing them as the Glory"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory" as my e1clus
trade mark in this mstket for plug t,baoco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has
gold tag with the word GLORY" upon it. and
none other is genuine, as It is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. aug
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A LEXANDER BONE, sR.,
@ ! ]! !. !
HRA ATO 500 A YEAR, or IS 70
SO a day 10 your own lOoali-
~. No risk. Women do u
veil - men, Many make
more than the amount StAt4d
nUH ibove. No one can tail 70
nn hUh make money taat Any OHe
II ran ia h. wnRk W. ~

mGGs irUn bOc 10 81 an boar BY deyodng your even
lnrs and spare time 10 the 6ullneaa. Il costs VOC
nothIuK % Try the business. Nothing lIkr Il IuT
nancy making ever offered before. BUSHES pleas.
ant and strictly honorable Reader, u you want 70
know al about the best payiuE business betoFr The
public end " your address and We Eil Ssnd ySufu
particular aud private terms trrei samples worth o
llSO free; you can then make up your mind for your
seli. Address uE0RGE Br1NsoN 4 CO., Portland,
HAlna glT I4I iGlAnAsW
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had

bAu nFtutn
Nothing Il 20 unpleasant, nothing 20 common NJ,
ga BREATH and 70 10 Tly every GaSs Il eomra from
ths l9maeh l1d can Do - easily CORE ted II YOU Win
axe slmmUnT LAYER Re- uatOF, no not npSlect "a
sure remedy Tor this fepuSiVe disorder II Win az
Improve your Appetite. Complexion and OnOrSi
Piles!
How many SuHer tOFtus day after day, making m.
burden aud r3b6lng existence Of all pleasure owing
secret suffering from PilPB. YOl relief Il ready
HAou o. almost any one who will uae Iysstnat.
CaIly tue remedy that has permanently cured thou
sands. SiAhoNS Liver RE0ULIToR ID no dTaStle
Violent purge, but gentle assistant 70 nature.
COnStipa,ionE
SHOULD not DO regarded as 4 trial
Nment-ln tact, nature demands the vi
most regularity Of the bowels, and any
e. asyhtln from this demand p4yea the way
y a eh Y serious dbger, II Z quite 10
~ ObgTy 10 remove tEdpplo aecuHiulS
tihn5 IRON the bowels d Ii Il IL al ar
sleep an NO health c.n be expected
where costiVehAGit Of body prevails.
sick Headache!
This distressing ahliction occuu most frequently.
he uhtuTianee o. the stomach arising from the i'm.
Ftectly ulgeStOa CONTENTS cause, q teyaT0 paIa In
Ky heau accompanied With dIIlEfeeabe nausea aud
y hts constitutes what Is popularity known rs Sick
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, |
..n5jgF MANUFACTURED ny
I'm. zEILIH & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Prize sl.o0. Sold BY all Druggists
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A Disease that Wrecks the system.
r. w. BURrs,
NJ. MCGEE,
JAMES w. POORE.

Every function is dcranged, every nerve
unstrung, every muscle and fibre weakened
by fever and ague. 1t is, in fact, disease
which if unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system. In all its types, in every phase, it
IS dangerous, destructive. Stupor, delirium,
convulsions, often attend it, and cause swift
dissolution. But when combattcd with
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs its foothold in
the system is dislodged, and every vestige
OF it eradicated. That benign anti -febriIe
specific and preventive OF the dreaded
scourge is recognized not only within our
own boundaries, but in tropic lands far be-
yond them, where intermittents and remit
tents are fearfully prevalent, to be sure
antidote to the malarial poison and u relia-
PIE means OF overcoming disorders &C the
stomach, liver and bowels, of which vita
ted torrid atmosphere and brackish miasma-
tainted water are extremely provocative.
piled with it, f
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Ray. j. II. Adrsr. ID. u.

The Abbeville Medium of last week pays
this distinguished minister the following
deserved compliment:
Rev. j. B. Adger, D. d., of r1ndleton,
preached in the Presbyterian church ai thic
place last Sunday morning and evening, to
large and intelligent congregations. In the
morning his discourse was based OH the
Church Of Christ and the duties the elder
ship. The sermon was one of the learned
Doctors best efforts and deeply impressed
all who heard it. After the sermon, L. w.
Perrin, Esq, son of the late Hon. Thomas
Z. Perrin, was ordained to the eldership.
In the evening DIR. Adger preached again to
crowded congregation from Revelation
xix:0-" BLESSED are they which are called
unto the marriage supper of the Lamb"
1t IS real pleasure to sit under the preach
ing of such a man-not one of your boast
ing, staggering sort with neither bruins in
his head nor grace in his heart. but Chris
tian gentleman and scholar The Pendlc-
ton Prcsbytcrians are fortunate in having
such pastor.
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Townyille.

Petty thieving is very rarely heard of III
this community now-a- days The Pres
hyterian Sunday School will reorganizc
next Sunday. The school at Hcphzibah
Academy will not close at the end of the
public term. but will continue through the
spring and summer. The Rev. Mr.. Brown
lee, promising young minister of the S. c.
Presbytery, preached in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday in place of the pastor,
who was unavoiiaby atsrnt.... Mr. J. ~
Gaines has placed his daughter, Miss Dora.
under the tuition of the Williamson Fc-
male College......The farmers arc remarka-
bly, well ''up' with their work, and some
of them finished planting cotton US early as
the 18th inst......It is current among the
quid nuncs that former Fork corrcspon-
dent of the INTKLLrGENcER is about to take
leave of the wretchedness of ainele life and
some viii doubtless exclaim in treble tones
they .e,ut would be The new Meth
odist Church near Fair Play is completed.
and has been incorporated in the Westmin-
stcr Circuit, OF which Rev. Il. P. Phillips is
in charge. The building, which is neat.
substantial and capacious, will be dedicated
by the Rev. s.. B. Jones, D. d., on the third
Sunday In June, the statement that that
service was to have been performed some
time ago being erroneous. zee. What with
glowing prospects ior d temperance society,
superinduced by very marked falling of
in the supply of moonshine whiskey and
the positive determination OF our Trial
Justice to seize every moonshiner that dares
to diffuse his "pizen" within the Forks
"circumfery mence," we may watch conf
IDENTIFY for the dawn of the millennium.
IcHknOD
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DIR. T. A. Hudgens, the prince merchant
of our place. left for Easley yesterday to
look after his mercantile interests there.
We learn that early wheat is badly injure
in this section by the late freeze. Unlike
some other sections we hear Of the peaches
and cherries are totally destroyed, while the
few apples that remain will only be suffi
cic"t to whet, without gratifying. our appe-
tites for these delicious comforts of nature.
.....Cotton selling to-day at lOcents. Trade
better than last spring. People seem to be
gaining from year to year. One gentleman
in our vicinity has his entire crop of cotton
yet to gin. Says he has not needed the
money which it would bring. "No fence"
or something else, hos put better class OF
butter on the market, and at less price
than ever before. TYRo.
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Methodist Church from early life, and in
his death the Church Ina, lost a valued
member His bcreaved family have the
sympathy of many friends throughout the
County.
The County Treasurer announces in an
| other column that his Office will be open for
the collection of the first instalment Of the
taxes for the current year on tie lst day Of
| May and will remain open until the LIST
| day of June. The whole amount Of tie tax
for this County this year is u mills one
half of which is due this month, the re-
maindcr in September and October. All
persons who fail TO pay the first installment
will be charged five per cent. interest on the
amount due. Our tax last year was ii
mills.
The third annual session Of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Honor Of South Caro-
lima, was held i'm Ncwbcrry las, week, em-
bracing Tuesday and Wednesday. The
meeting was one Of urusual interest, and will
result in much permanent good TO the
Order in this State. The following are the
officers elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Dictator. l.. w. Perrin, Abbeyile; Grand
Vice Dictator. w. l.. DcPass Camden
Grand AssstaE Dictator, G. A. c. Waller,
Greenwood Grind Chaplain, DR.. J. c.
Hidcn, Grcenville Grand Reporter, G.. w.
Holland, Newberry Grand Treasurer, J.
7. Robertson, Abbevile; Grand Guide, l..
Il. Izler Blackville; Grand Guardon. J. G.
Cunningham, Anderson; Grand Sentinel,
I
annual meeting will be held in Sumter,
SC.
An excellent opportunity will he afforded
the people Of the up-country next week to
visit Charleston, at an exceedingly cheap
rate Of passage. The fare from this place,
round trip, vii. De $3.50, with the following
conditions: The ticket to be purchased OIL
Monday 2lst which will be good to 20 by
any regular passenger train on Monday 2Ist
or Tuesday 22nd. They will not be re-
ceived for passage in the direction of
Charleston after the latter date. and persons
holding them, in consideration of the low
rate at which sold, will not be permitted to
lie over at any place between the point
where purchased and Charleston and re-
SuH'c tIlclT tIlp OH TIE same TICKET. IlcketS
will be good to return on any day previous
to and up to Saturday, April 2Gth, incu-
sivc, but will in no instance be extended or
received after that date.
The well known firm of Sullivan e. Co.
of this place has been dissolved, Messrs. n.
X. and ]. NJ. Sullivan retiring for the pres
cnt from business, while Mr.. J. =. Sullivan,
the other member Of the firm, has entered
into copartnership with Mcssrs. C. F. Jones
and w. A. Vandivcr who will henceforih
conduct general mercantile business at
the old stand. The simple announcement
that there is o Sullivan in the firm is sufli-
cient guarantee that things will be carried
on i'll the proper manner. Mr.. J. p. Sulli-
van is too well known to the trading public
of this and surrounding counties to need
any words of commentator from us, while
Mcssrs. Jones and Vnndiver we are salts
fled. need only to be tried to prove their
wor,hiness OF such good company. We
commend them as worthy and enterprising
young men, and wish the new firm un-
bounded success and prosperity.