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DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD

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for
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their and ailments padd
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Advice 80 Iothcrs.

Are you distm mbod ut night and broken
or yoar rest by sio,;; chi!d suffering and
crying With pain Of Cutting ,ee,h2 If 30,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculable. J. -. re-
iieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon IL, mothers, there is no mis-.
take about it. 1t cures dysen,ery ard di-
arrhoe, regulates the stomach aud bo weis,
cures wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy 20
the whole SYSTEM. Mrs Wfnslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tcething is pleasant T. O
the tnstr, and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United Staies, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world
tr'ce 20 cents bottle. feb Is, 1y
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Judge Lynch.

Last week in Rowan ceuutv N q ,uo
negroes julius Frazier and Lawrence White
had difficulty. A brother of each WAS
looking on. Frazier struck White with
club, when the latter cut the former. scy-
ering the jug"l"r VEIN and causing death in
" lew minutes. The three survivors were
III charge Of II cprstablc to be commuted
Jail. mob Of negroes overpowered the
constable, took the prisoners gu: nnd cast
lots to see which should rxpiate The donth
of Frazier. The lot felt unou I.nwr.n.o
White and he was Instantly hung.
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T HI IT @ UN.
NEW YORK;, 1854,

About sixty million copies of The Su,
have gone out of Oar establishment durin
| the past twelve months
lfyou were to paste end 10 end all tbr
columns Of all The Suns printed and sold
ihst year You would got n CONTINUOUS strir
OF Interesting information. common sense
| wisdom, sound doctrine, and sound wit lono
en"uge TO reach from Printing House souare
TO the top of Mount Copernicus in the moon
tlicn back to Printing ilonse SQUARE ami
then three quarters Of the way back to the
moon again.
out The Sun is written for tho inhabitants
OF inc earth; this same strip Of intellvancc
would girdle the glope twenty seven or
twenty eight times.
every buyer Of oopy of The Sun t,ur
ing the past yehr has spent only one hour
over II, md If his wife or his grandfnthcr
nrs spent another hour, this newspaper in
''o" rms afforded The human race tn mrpon
Thousand yenrs Of steady reading, night and
d,y. e'' ""'
1t is only by little calculations like these
that you can form any idea Of the circulation
OF the most popular Of american newspa-
p'rs, OF of its irfluence OF the opinions and
actions OF American men and women
1he Sun ~. and will continue to be.
hc"sPnPer which tells the truth without fenr
OF consequences, which gets at the facts no
'h"'er now much the process costs, which
presents the news OF all the world without
waste OF words and in the readable sho,e
"h'chis working with all its heart for the
cause OF honest government. nnl which
therefore believes thnt the Republican rar-
y h"s' CO. and must 60 in this coming
yenr of our Lord, 1884
If you know Tie Sun, Won like II olrcodr
and yon will read it with accustomed diIi;
gcnCe and profit durinJ u, h,, 10 .,,,.o 4, l.
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The Great Cotton Failure.

| 'ne failure OF Morris Ranger, the great
| LONDON cotton specnlalor, for n million of
oaies OF cotton on futures, kNs caused tho
'''tore OF hHeen other firms, and il is said
o'hers are tottering- His failure rather dis
'uroed the cotton market for n short while,
but It will not seriously affect the interest
OF tho cotton growers.
IN answer TO inquiries concerning his
misfortune, Mr.. Ranger briskly replied,
PHILOSOPHICAL BANKRUPT.
'Pshaw! II is useless to eriey, ov.r Hi.
trouble. Ii 10 only the fortune of wnr nnJ
might have expected 10 receive n kno,k
uowh blow once in II lifetime. 1 have hs.n
an operator on the Liverpool Exchange for
s,A'eeh years and CAN t,Ihes;atingly saw
'h"t during nll those years | hnyc n,ver
used unworthy means to iuduee apv on. IN
speculate. My operations have aiwa,s bean
open daylight and every one could see nav
methods of business.
"Whal, then caused the unexnoo,oa o~,,,,
and the immense lusses3'
'olinply that the brokers rushed tho b,.
mess TOO last and too fnr in the fnoc of nlnip
inc's which should hnve mude tLe,u c,u-
l'ous. lhpse who have been bitten und,r-
stood perfectly The risks they were incur.
ring, and if the tide had turned The o,hcr
way would have pockctei their guins wirh>
out remark. However, have had sntisfno
ton Of receiving assurances OF symnn,Lv
from many quarters and cannot but be grnt
ihed TO note the absence Of rcpronches from
those with whom dealt. My transnctions
hnve often extended to fiftceu milliou dollar.
yeur."
""bat were the fncts whic:. .s,n say should
nave given warning Of the troubls?'
TRACED TO "A poor cpon
'fhe principal one was the partial fsi,uro
OF me American cotton crop This neces-
snr'iJ caused II rise In prIces. and those
VINO had been operating o., The Bear side Of
course euitered by the apsetting of their
cnicuI"tions. Then she Bulls pushed their
advantage and the si'prt operators had to 70
to the wall"
Nv hat about the extensive speculntions
you are said 10 have lud in AmerIca?"
''That is all II mistake or misrepresenta. |
tion of the facts. | hive done absolutely |
nothing III The New York or New Orleans |
during the past eighteen months
ana owe noti,ing IN those cities, despite
lie assertions TO the contrary which hive
bee" 80 freely made by sc me of The news,
papers, notably the Luudon Times. NV op.
erntions have been almost exclusively coniin-
eu To Liverpool since the spring oC 1882,
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N",. ~-''l!C - -. ~. i.csicy,
re had been no check drawn by the
'rd Of County Commissioners for this
D. ount on W. A. Lesley, County Trensur>
IN favor Of the Bank Of Commerce or
- one else. Neither did Mr.. Lesley have
authority as County Treasurer, or 9TH
Use, from the Board OF County Commits
ners to pay out this money. nor does il
pear from the receipts that he ever paid
'nt as County Treasurer, the receipts
IS "receiVed from W. a. Lesley"
Tho Act Of the Legislature of this Stote
force at the time this money was in the
nus OF MIR. Lesley, provided that the
unity Ircasurers Of the several coun,ies
/ this State should pay out no money, on
y dcc0"df, without check was drawn for
e same by the County Commissioners
The County Commissioners ther efore
Id that the paying out of this money bv
D :. Lesley to Capt. Earle was voluntary
. on his part, contrary to the provisions
the Act OF the Legislature Of force n, TINT
lc, ard that he is responsible to the Conn
Tor the same, and especially so as the
"a amount was never credited upon said
cement against the county, the said
'gement having since been po;d II f,,
the United States Marshal for Son,h Cav
IA.
rho County Commissioners have there
' decided to make demand upon MIR.
'!ey 70 Tefund the money to the County,
o. should he fail to do so, they will at
once institute proceedings against him and
I." bondsmen to recover TIC amount.
Llnpt Earle, we are ,uformed, acknowl-
Ses That mistake has been made against
"' ooun'y, but sets up counter claim
i'G $500 or 5000 costs which he saws was
''' taxed "p On some of the Judgements.
A0h has had complaint served upon the
county Commissioners, requiring them to
hpW cause before Judge Bond why the
ludgments should not be re opened and the
oats taxed up against the County. The
jomnissioners claim that all costs hive bcen
paid and will resist the motion TO re-opou
h1Bjudgments.
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4 Law Suit Probable.

Y. A. Lesley, while Treasurer IF this
mty in the year 1875, collected, under
IVY made by the Board Of County Com
sioners, according to his own admis-
a, the sum Of twelve hundred and thirty
ut dollars and forty seven cents, besides
g. commissions, on what is now known rs
r "Railrond Tax lie made 10 returns
he "mouEt Of these taxes to the County
hior or County commissioners, nor did
bring them into his settlement when he
t out of Office i'll April 1877, nor in his
u"l settlement for the year 1876, as by
he was required to do.
has in his. possession as we are in
ned, TWO receipts give, 10y W. Il. Earle
~. Ono for one thousand and sixty thre
nrs and forty seven cents, dated Jul
: 1879, and tho other for one hundrc
seventy five dollars, dated July 2G,
6.
1t the time these receipts were give
- re wns judgment against the Count
"v"" "f ~" n,"n of "vrNr,> c~cc tor ..o.,,-
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The Temperance Cause

Ninety counties in Geo gia have voted in
favor OF prohibition and sent whiskoy from
their borders.
Barnweli county in this state has voted
in favor Of "no license" by an ,ovcrwhel,
ming majority and Greenvillo city votes on
the question the first Of nexrmonth.
Every county in Ohio gave q majority
for the third, or prohibition, amendment
except hVe' vie. Cnynhoga Franklin, Ham
ilton, Lucas and Montgomery. These CONN
ties contain the cities uf Cincinnati. cor
nmbus, Cleveland, Toledo and Dayton, and
kept the State from adopting the amendment
AS to the actual vote cast on this question
the prohibition vote is far ahead, hut tho
eoemies 10 prohibition owe their escape to
'ne requirement that an affirmative vote in
consultation amendments shall include a
majority Of all the votes cast at the Same
election.
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Evacuation Dav.

fHe ChairmanNo the Committee of Arran>
E"men's for the celebration of the centenni.
"' of the evacuation oc New York by the
l'fillsh has extended aninvitotion, through
.'' Governor, to The military companies Of
oool' Carolina and the corps, of cadets Of
'0s military schools of the State to attend
'"' celebration on the 2Gth instant. The
'oYernor Of New York will hold review
'"a ooVernor Thompson and staff are invi-
: ~ present OF the review and participate
10 the celebration.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. Is, 1888.
TERMS ::

subscription, ST. per dnn"m forsia
onfhs, rs cents; strictly in ddn"nce
entertainments inserted al one dollar pc
,yuars of one iuch or less forthe first insertion
ind ffy cents for each subsequent insertion.
Ei6crai discount made 10 mcrchcnt' and Others
j advertising for sir months or hu theyear.
Obituary Notices and 7TibWics of Respect
. harged for as advertisements
Announcing Candidates fve dollars in dd-
rancs
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The Free Press, n new journal, published
Seneca City S. C. has been received at
) Office. 1t is we'll edited and neatly prin-
|, and will doubtless be successful. II
published by Livingston and Briton, and
.diicd by Col. j. W. Livingston, an able
/ accomplished writer and u true md de-
/, old friend. in your new field of labor.
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- ,..> >'."",.>> -. >It,,,,,t,x. ,,.,;
ems, IIckcns, Oconcc, Union and
any otHer ot the upper. counties
"h'ch VIII IN IN the enterprise
We have bat lttlc dnublSuch an rs
socl"t on would benefit our pcopIc
socially and financially and would
Prove an impetus to the introduction
ana use Ut improved Implements and
improved systems ct Turning. i'm
proved implements and improved
seed, all working increased wealth
ana production. Wo Of O>oncc
Sho"'n have IN annual county fair,
ana should also DO wiling TO join il.
WIN the Piedmont Association. This
Is IN ago Of ofpr"groSs, and # We no, G
10 keep up with our nriShbors we
must not neglect any opportunity
TOR Improvement There is no in
trrm"tion SO oxact aud 70 satisiac~
tory nsryc irlOrmntin. At fairs ma
chlhery is both scon and lLs practi-
cal working Witnessed. The results
"l improved stock, improved ca turo
"c', arc also seen, and much intur-
nation is gathered from tho cxbibi>
or to oc usod in tho future. We
"onld IKE TO 500 onrpcopio moving
in the matter OF IL count fair next
year and Of going in with our nciyh~
bors into q general ussociatIon.-
kcODee Courier.
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Southern Cultivator for Noyombe,

The November number of this sicrl;no O.
journal opens with Dr., Jones, "Thouehts
Tor the Month";" always readable, interest.
ing and instructive. More than twenty vcnrs
experience hns enabled DR.. Jones to fully
comprehend the needs Of the Southern far.
mers, and his talk through the colamns OF
his fnvorte journal ave pointed mnny hum
dreds to success. He conducts the ain,
qu'ry Department, n special feature Of the
Southern C"lhpdtor, and answers all the
questions that the readers PROFOUND to him
touching crops, orchards. cattle, hogs etc.
without enumerating all the interesting
articles of this number, VIC nre pnrtiou,srlv
pleased with pnrt eight Of Dckson's system
OF farming; and address by Hon. W. j. Nor
'hern' OF Hancock county; DR.. Talmave's
sermon among the Harvest Fields Of Min.
"eSo'"' and Interesting letters from tho
Louisville Exposition.
How can farmer do without th;s ,noo,
evcellent journal is more than wo ooa
derstand.
Now is the timo to make up clubs hoon
les one year at $l.25 ench; 10 copies ono
year nj Sl.OO each. Address,
JAS. p. HARRISON & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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A mob OF ne4ro"s attacked A. ".
Clements, clcrk in Davis store, ut
RantouIcs. Charleston county, on
Monday 9th instant, attempting to
lynch him for shooting and killing
n negro desperate who had attack
ca him. Three white mon d, Tended
tno u store until help came, and Mr..
o,emenls was taken to Wullorboro'
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The Eieotions-Old Viginny Never
Tire Good BY Billey.

Elections were held in ten States on Tues.
a"y OF last week. Much interest centred
IN them by both political parties, as the
results would pretty clearly indicate, should
either party gain decided victory, how
the Presidential election would 10 next
year. Most interest wac centred In Vir.
ginia and New York, as the placing OF both
these Stats by decisive majority in the
! column of either party would give il a dc.
oided advantage and almost insure the cleo.
tion Of its candidate for President nex,
year.
The oemocrats....sweptEVirgihia by a DO.
| puiar majority Of about 10000, secured
both branches of the Legislature and crush
gu the Mahone par'ysalmos, to atoms. This
was done in the fnce Of powerful aid 10 the
Malone party from Washington, and The
possession of s'litho Offices of Importance
IN V'rginia. Fortunately for the suooe IS
OF the Democrats, tho color line was drawn.
and the white men of the State rose I'M IN
their might TO secure white supremacy and
honest government. The whole State wos
up II, arms, and the campaign WINS similar
to that in this State in 1875. At Dnny,,le
on Saturday evening before, the election,
the negroes precipiated flight, and six
Of them were killed, while several wbitcs
we're wounded, though none OF them fatally.
The news Of this riot spread like electricity
Ver the State, and combined with.the
.a'alenoe Of the negro oil over the State
,'"en1ed the whites, and Sambo alonu
"I'h Malone, went TO the wall. No peoule
IA he United States can appreciate the
victory in Virginia, and her escape from
negro rule more thns those Of South Caro
lima. Tho artillery company in Columbia
hred s"lutes in honor of the victory as soon
as the news wns received in that plnoe.-
The Old Dominion is redeemed and made
sure for the Democracy in 1884, and let
us all be thankful.
In New York, the Demo ,rats elect their
State ticket by a majority Of fourteen or
fifteen thousand, with the exception of their
candidate for Secretary of State, who WAS
knitted by the liquor men on account of his
prohibition record, and defeated by his
Republican opponent by n minority Of 49,
900 The Republicans also carry both
branches Of the Legislature, insuring the |
election of Republican to the United
States Sen"te. This wns all cnused by
local dissensions in New York city amongst
The Democrats. 1t places New York State
III the doubtful column for President next |
year and greatly reduces tho Democratic |
chances Of success, though of Ohio and In-
diana can be retained New York can be |
given up, aud success still secured.
In Massachusetts, Ben Butler WAS de-
featcd by 10000 majority by his Rcpubh
can opponent and nc body in the South
regrets it. Butler has written n letter in
which he shows that he has increased the
Democratic vote from $4,000 to l52, 900,
ana says he Will try it again next year, und
predicts that Massachusetts will vote for
the Democratic candidate for President.
In New Jersey, the Democrats elected tho
Governor by q majority of about I, 600 and
secured majority on joint ballot in the
| Lorislninre
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Time to Stop II.

It's TOO bad, Sir OF Madam but ttonf
get frightened. Your hair is falling Off
that's ccr'ain. a glance IN the mirror, or
an investigating committee Of Singers tell
the dismal story. We won't discuss the
possible cause. 1t is enough that Pnrker's
Hair Balsam used now will prevent further
destruction. Is your asff somewhat grny
too: and crisp' Alas, SS.. rae Balsnn
will give back The origina, cotcr, softneSs
and gloss. Not dye, no. oily, elegantly
perfumed, n perfect dressiriR.
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On Thirty DAYS Trial

The VoLTAIC BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich,
will send Dir. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or oldl
who are afflicted withnervons debility, los
vitality and Kindred troubles, guaranteoira
speedy aud complete restoration OF hea;i
and manly yigor, Address as aboge,-
b. No risk Is incurred. as thirty days
Trial is allowed lss2-1y jan q.
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Circular no ii from tho Eupcri, =
tcndnnts OF highways reads as fol-
lows: "lsrmcvo all rocks from the
roads and cut no dituhcs ncr ,ss
them, spelling Out all cross d,tchcs
that have been hrrctO!urc u.auY.
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Table Damask a. SpeciaIty
Black Cashmeres.

Now comes our Hobby. 1t is said that
everybody must have some hobby and pre-
sumo BLACK GOODS must be ours, IA we
feel assured we have the inside track on
Black Silks and Blnck Cashmeres. We
have been told 80 often thnt our line of
Silks and Cashmeres were ahend of all COM
petition that VIC naturally believe it to be so
We sell an all Wool French Black Cash
mere Mt 30 cents, worth 90.
We extend n special invirntion to exam
inc our so, G5 and IS cents numbers. II
you take into consideration the ounlitv.
width and color they are fully 20 per cent
less than you will find them elsewhere.
Tins line Of Cashmcres were bought pri
1r to the first of July, Mt which time the
increase rate o. Tariff went tito etFcc,
They were bought with spot cash and nt a
time too when money was in demand. They
are cheap beyond doubt. Bring your
samples frcm any pori-we can beat them.
Remember this is the place to get .Evit,
Bros celebrated fine Shoes. 1t ,okes
but one trial to convicc that they arc the
best to buy for comfort, style and durabi
liiy.
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tonnage of tho gold dollar and tho
.hreo cent nickel is to be discon.in-
ucd. Silver dollars replace the one
ana two cent stamps mako tho 9th,
cr unnecessary.
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You Will Be Sued On
10Th NGycnlSlDero

Having sold ont my business,
must have settlement with all
parties who owe me. Every note
and account not otherwise arranped
Which is not paid by 18th Novcm-
Der will bo placed in the hands of
an officer. This. is intended for ali,
Ny best friends will understand that
| mean them as well as the others
EG. He. HORTON.
Liberty. q, ..
ntv 8, 1888
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A. J. Altman, Of Meek Icnbure,
county, North Carolina, has elopod
with hre wifo's Young sister leaving
Il large family destitute and his vito
i'll.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-15

A terrible cyclone passed over Spring
ED, Mo- last week doing much damage
ONE persons were killed and many injured.
bout forty families were LETT homeless.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-15

An Atlanta w0mrn who sued n
saloon keeper for 10000 damages
for running her minor son by ceiling
him liquor received IL verdict of SlO0.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-15

".I"","o'" Bo.o It.i"",U"u. 40 usual, uy
majority Of from $4,000 to II 1000.
Pennsylvania goes Republican by ma
jority of about lG, ,oOO-a loss on the usual
Republican majority when the party is rot
divided rs was the cnso in this election.
Nebraska goes Republican by her usual
majority.
Maryland goes Democratic, by major.
ity, on the GubernAtorial vote. of 1000
and the Democrats secure god majority
in both branches of the Legislature.
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Bargains Still tAs Order d the Day.

Peacr Shirting {aomc,hfhg yood) ut .
ccnts.
70 Hand Towels for 81 90. .-...
a genuine all Bincn Towel 20 x 81 to DO
given away NJ rs cents pair, or 81 90 FER
.iozen. This is bargain you read about
md to be realized at Morgan g. Bros.
We now own the best line Of Towels VT
have ever shown.
Table Damask a Speciality.
An all Linen fable Damask for 35 cents.
a perfect Gem for SO cents. 1t is good rn
ough for nnybody's Table. A full line of
both Red and White Table Damask with
Boyles to match.
Another arrival of those 10 cents Alpac-
as and l23 cents Cashmores. They sell
like hot cakes. They are the best Goods
shown for The money by odds.
Some big Bargains in Lace Curtains. 1t
is impossible to describe them. They must
be seen to be appreciatcd