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prrsonal 6 onltort.

TTNWE SHEDD BATHS, OO3 II ST, NEAR
4 Ninth Turkish, Russian, sulphur, aud MCrCu-
rinl Baths given, With skin and experience MAnipu-
RtOr Of 10 years experience at THIS establishment
single bath, IL; OtlctetS for S5 III for $40. open
sunday from u. NJ. TO y. m, NulT-tf
INASY FEET, SC,--EMINENp PHYSICIANS,
IL surgeons, and th9,usnpds Of either Wen known
ilv., opposite Wilard's Hotel for relief rom and
avoidance ofcOrns, buninns diseased pHlS and Othor
Of the teet. Established In Washington
d. q, In 1861 ohce fee, 81 per visit for putting the
feet In order
NVEW TURKISH BATH lDR BONEES)
~ lllT @ IT., opposite Riggs House, Large pool
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday, Not
open sunday. Open nom Sn, NJ TIL .. nl,i Satur-
day II u, M, Baths, gli u tickets, fhbU
Up0 DIR. II, J., BONlGE, Electrician.
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ment for period longer than one year rs in.
famous, aud to be prosecuted alone by indiCt-
ment.
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@antrh- miscellaneous.
XXTANTEp
PREMATURE BADNESS. &
FREMATTHH FREMATTHH BAEBNEss:: BAtBNEss:
PREM IArITRE RAInNIGg

Theprocess of loss OF hair may take take place
either rapidly in the course of weeks months or as
Is generally the case the loss is slow aud gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
to come out at any period after proberiy although
badness does not ordinarily begin to manifest itself
until the age Of 20 or 80 years. The scdp through.
out the process appears to be healthy At first only
few hairs come out from time to time and these are
replaced Immediately byH shorter aud finer growth
OF hair. Later these, In turn, are she'd and
Ceeded by still nor hairs and IN the course Of time
even these cease to appear, when complete badness
of certain portion Of the scalp " the result. There
may he IN appearance Of fine down. which proves
that the hair iOlCle still exists, and he made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment.
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young mon and women Of the present day IL really
surprising Badness Is DESIGNATED by the parts Of the
scalp affected Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part
and d'remple Badness, The last two arc 80 much
dreaded by ladies' Or. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember, baldnessis curables so long the
hair focles are not destroyed. Dr. VAN DYCK,
Dermatologist, has perfected q scientific capillary
in cases Of years duration lie can produce;a vlgor.
hair not DESTROYED should be bald
split faded, prematurely gray; VI you are getting
bald have excessive dnndrutt, scay scalp letter
any hair or scalp disease, consult DR.. VAN DYCK,
DcrmRologist, No % Grant Place, at once. Salts
faction assured. Hours, ~. m. To n. M; sundays
Ifunablc to call describe your case, and send
brn gtu urNpa fnr
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;l(ourg to your,

n VONEY 10 LOAN on REA l. ESTATE ATTHE
Il 81 NJ w, nOl3f
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@lanltn--EmpInnmtnI.

A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WOULD LIKE A
"A position as seImstrcssine first class family, or
would 90 to wait on nu invalid lady. Address Dl ESS
MAKER, Republican Office llO
DN a GOOD AND RAPID PENMAN-WORK
y ofsOmo character, either writing or settling up
old accounts; win work cheap; reference given. Ad.
dress g. VI. g., Republican Onice, 1.2l
10y 4 COMPETENT COLORED WObfAN-A
- situation MS ladyA maid or Chlds nurse in u
lht clnss family; objection TO travelling. Address
NURSE, Republican Ofncc lilo
A SITUATION AS NURSE OR CHAMBER
N. maid bcst of references given. Apply llOS 2lkt
st..N w. FANNY NORMAN. LILO
DN LADY, WHO WRITES A PLAIN BUSl-
- ness hand Writing to do at home. Address G.
s.. D., Republican Office. 1-lS
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cfor Gent --Roums.

1.-TWO NICELY FURNISHHD, PLEASANT
Il rooms, In u small, quiet, private family, near
Government Printing OnlCe; reasonable rates Ad-
dress :. H., Republican Office. 7-2l
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@anttS- ~ unsss.

IIoR A SMALL FAMILY--A NEAT FOUR OR
II tye room house, bet. 10th and 25th and and N
sts NJ W.; rent assured. Address y. s., Republican
National Republican., 1884-01-18

H1l 18TH ST., NEAR THE EBBITT HOUSE
VI l. Very nicely furnished suite of rooms suit
able for Senator, Member, or others also single
rnnN 90
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Shoe Shop.

uAVlNG opened BOOT AND SHOE
IL SHOP in the town Of Easley, l re
speoifully inform the people Of Pickens C.
IL: and vicinity, that nm prepared to do
all kinds If BOOT AND SHOE WORK,
with nentness anu dispatch All work in
trusted to II. A. Richey's mail carrier will
he promptly attended 10 and returned with
out extra charge. .H.'
All kinds country produce taken in ex-
change for work. at market price.
Fine Boots and Shoes speciality. Shop
opposite Depot, Main street, Easiey, s. G.
W. II. SMITH.
FEB IA, 1884 20 IF
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A Way AorIvs OFricgro...---T'b

A VERY Active OpFfcER.--T The
sGrsenviIle Ne,os saya: A man named
Brown who il said to have been ap.
pointed a Deputy United States
Marshal on TiiuYsday, is reported
TO have celebrated that event by
stirring the town of Oentral, Pick
ems County, up and making matters
worry interesting for one citizen
there. After receiving his appoint
ment Brown loft here on tho aftor>
noon train and got of at Central,
near which place he liNe~ Re heard
u Mr.. Davis, who has charge OF tho
Richmond and Danyillo: Railroad
pump there, whipping his own son,
and is said TO have requested COL
ored waiter OF the hotel to stop the
|, perfoitnaHoe by shooting Dsvis.-
!, .>his pleasant suggestion being de-
elined, brown walked down to the
pump, aud after warning Davis TO
stop whipping the boy, opened fire
with revolver ut d distance of 80
feet, tho second shot clipping u
piece of Davis eur and starting the
bleod, MIR. Davis advanced on his
assailaht and clinched him, where-
upon Brown extricatcd himself and
aad. A warrant was issiI4d G1P hiEp,
and at last accounts no way being
act ively pursued. The gentlem 81
who narrated these events TO tho
Aces states that Central is in tho
greatest excitement it has known
si"co Mellow killed Deputy Collcc-
tor Bmyton and hunted the remains
dor OF the raidcFs through the town.
lie says the general impression was
that Brown was somewhat under
tho influences OF fighting whiskNy.
SEWING SocIEry.---The lady mem.
bors OF tho Presbyterian church OF
this place have organized ~ sewing
society for the benefit of the church.
Mrs. Dr.. Riley is President, Mrs. J.
b. Boggs vico-Presidont, aud Miss
Sue f. LOWS, Secretary and Treas-
aurc"; Cutting COMMITTEES, Mrs. Gil
reath and Miss Mira Lay. The in
itiation tee is rs CTS, AMI monthly
daes 10 cts. The Society so!icits
wor'- and guarantees satisfaction.
The next mceting will he held at
Mira. AIexander's on noxt Friday
night.
Abdul Homid, SNl'an of Turkey,
receives IL salary OF sl0,0ee a day.
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Climbing the SpiraI Stairs.
'iHSisiBLs ARCHITECTURE In A NEW ENGLAND
81 ... PARyosAaE,

AS'ASsDLS AAVhiTEcTURE IN NEW ENGLAND
gs.a.r PARsosAaE.
"Yes," she said, "our children are mar.
ried and gone, and my husband and sit hy
our winter fire much as We did before tlI@
little ones came 10 widen tho circle. Sif,
Ia something like n spiral: we are AL the
time coming around over the spot we start.
ed from, only one degree farther up stairs"
"fhHt Is pretty ilidartiou," remarked
her friend, mnsingly, gazing into the glow.
ing GOALS hieh ed q pleasant heat from
the many winGoSed stove. "Yoa Know -.
cannot slop toIliBg up the hill, though,
"Surely We ennnot, and for myself / don't
ind fault with that Necessity provided the
advance In life Is not attended With calan
ny OF suffering. for l have had my share
OF that; Not long since my health utterly
oroke down. My system was full Of maIs-
r'a: NY digesiioh became thoroughly dis
ordered and my nerves were In wrelohed
state was languid, ate little and ths,
without enjoying II, and had no strength or
ambition 10 perform even my light household
duties. Medical treatment faild 10 reach
the seat of trouble. The disease-whioh
seemed to be weakness Of all the vital or.
g"ns-progressed until l had several at
'"cks which my physicians pronouced TO be
acute congestion Of the stomach. The last
OF these was u desperate struggle and was
given up to die. As the crisis had partial
ly passed, my husband heard of the merits
Of PAnKER's Toxic rs an invgornnt in just
such cases as mine. took II and felt it's
gecd e6ee's.nt once. 1t appeared to per-
wade my body. AZ though the blessing OF
new life had come TO mo. Taking no otASf
medicine continued to improve, and am
now IN better health than l have been for n
Tong time"
Extract from interview with the wife OF
Rev. z. Perry pastor Of Baptist church,
Coldbrook, Mass. IA
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i"I""a" .,U"e." snio NJ Charlotte;
Greenville. seneca. SpartanburR and Gaines
vile to all points South, Southwest, North
and Enet.
A with NE II II to ahd rrom Athens.
B with N f K II to and from Talulnh Falls
c with y Air Eiht u and frdm Elserton
And Bnwefvillc
b with blue Nidss hnto aid from wal
hhlla. So
with tnnd Ii to and frdm Ncwber
ry, Aston nhd columbia.
with md U and tS mid from
urnde'sonville, Alston, &c
Fith thcstcr and Leneir II to and
from theste, fnrkville and pnNlns
II Win G pivisaion and c e and II
10 nd from Grernsh"ro. nnlcigh SC
|. ! SAFE, Surerinte endent.
NJ SLAuGfER, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
L RiyEw I'd Y p & GcnI Manager.
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w ANrT9ESD,
White Oak Slaves.
Cash en- Delivery at VIM. Aiken &
Sons, Sunny Dale P. 0. & Hart's
Store, Pumpkintown.

SsS@oi oAAAHhAAtoWu.
A9i11AensioYlse
&C inches long by 2 inches think, by s IL s
inches wide per 900 $45 90
so inches long By2 inS6es thick, by
6to 6 inches wide per 1000 100
IS inches long by . inches thick, by
s to e inches wide per 900 35 90
As inches long by inches thick. by
Bt6 . inches wide per 900 80 90
36 inches long by inches thick, by
10 ihcMes wide per 900 20 90
If Slaves Are delivefed nj Eas,ey Station
TO Robinson s. Wyatt, liberal nllownnoe
will be made for hnhlihs. Slaves Must be
free rom sap, heart splits; shakes, crooks.
khHts, ahd worm holes and detects, full size
and sirRight. BS sHfo to have full thick
ntss oh heart edge; and draw off surplus
timber from sap Dir thick edge, so rs to
leHES rs eqnal thickness rs possible Money
VIII ~ paid YOU If you bring SO Slaves or
5000. always keep money with VIM.
Aiken & Son ut Sunny Dale r. o. to meet
the demands.
Highest prices paid for Walnut and Ma
pie Trees stan1igggi ~ ,s'Sseo..,,.-
H''-'-''-'",- ]. ST IULIRN fAfES,
NOV 1883 7-Gm Easley. 8. G..
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Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semihhl
Losses, lmpolency, Mental and PhSsieAl
lncnpacity. imtcdiments to Marriage; tte.!
also, conshhip,ioR.. Epilepsy NM Fila, H.
duced by self Indulgence, or sexual extra
vagnnGe, &c ..
The celebrated author. in this admirable
ess"y. clearly dcmdiIslrales froii n thirty
years snccessihl Frnclce. TINT tile alarm
ing c"h'cQdcn6cs of selt.abuse ihay Bs
radically cured: pointing out mode Of oura
a' once SIMPLE certain. and ehcc,uhl, by
mems of which eTety shliefer. no matter
what his condition may be, ihny cure him
self chenpy, privately and radically. ..
Bt1y" This Lcctnte shotd be in the hands
Of eVefy yoSltl, and every man in the land ::
Sent nnder seal, in pain ch1elope; to
any address, post paid, Oh receipt of six
cents or Two postage STAMPS. Address
GlEc GUlNcrWcN NE eGsScaH Co
Al Ann ST., New Y"rk, N. y;
ian !. 18S4 IA Post Office Box 450
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STlhL they come and yet they 90. Thosc
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS Viii NYt s,ay.
All kinds Of Walnsis and PANEL Beds, come
md then arc gone.
Spindle, Trundlc, and Single Beds, all
prizes.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shnck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades
A large variety of Extension. Kitchen,
Teapoy md Center Tables. ,Parlor nhd
Chamber Suits, Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
"hntnots, IInt Racks, Umbrella Stands.
Chromos, Notices, Frames, &u, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on band general line Of Under.
takers Supplies. consisting Of Caskets,
Burial Cases and Burial Robes, for both
sex. nll styles. Coflins Ttimmed in any
style of Handles and Plates, at ali hBnts.
All Goods a, boitem figures. Call and
see for ynurselvcs. No charge made for
looking. Accept thanks fut past fAvors.
A. MS HeVJNHON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
er 15, 1883 Fl
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Dr.. Bramlett is happy. 1t is q
"bonncing boy baby"
The rod sun;rises and sun sets atil,
continue. Seiehtists have failed TO
diacovor the cause. -. {
The services Of Mrs. LIN Rue, OF
GrcehSilles has been procured as
music teacher IN tho Pidmont 1nsti>
'9''". II, .s.,f.l ..+4.,
Tho lreayisst ra,n sadfing tile ssit>
tsr feir 81 'tRTs Piass On last sruoSday
evening: The streand 65yoFilowod
th,ir bnnks In los placssyt
Mr. Mcdaniel Is having a neat
;osidence erected near Judge Du-
r,.nt's. Hehas the incest location in
town. a.ts " & ~ g.
FIR. &c Rush, of Anderson Coun
", q partner of MIR. Morris of this
piaae, has moved TO our Town. We
0%Gsnd him hearty welcome.
7viiliam A. Marphree has been
r"mmitied. 70 Jail tor ten days by
3lal Justice Ncwbcry tor ro.asal. TO
work. on tho public highway. , -
We direct attention TO tho adver-
ti,sment of SIP, BubagO Of trecp-
yile, which appea's in this issue.
H.. Burbage has long boon in his
busipess and will make. IL 10 your
sn.ercst 20 give him a cail> -,
The Rev. William H. MoWhortcr
led aC 'hie reaidenoe At Bachelor's
.,rtrcat in Oconee County 81 S"t-
lay the 9th instant, aged 73 years
~ graduated at tho University OF
H,sorgia, and in 1886 Com nonccd
IL. pastoral work a- IL Prcsby teria"
n,nistcr. Ho was pious good
o.vn and we'll known ani highly
- ,emod in uppye South Carolin".
liovsp To PtcKkNs -fNs Greco-
v;tio Enterprise and Mou","taer
save: Our friend DR.. w. J. Bran,-
l.'t VI hn hna h""" E~;-,- - VOC,
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Tho following na'mcd persons have
31' sentenced TO 'hejail OF Ibis Conn-
~ ny Judge Bryan, tor violations OF
too Internal Eo'cAue laws, viz: Jas
Il" "lani, 3 months and 500 fnei
l"tn q. Hunter, colored. months
"n1 SlOO fine; Joseph Williams, 2
n.unihs and 500 fine.
,r,~r,,a AreA,e IN pcksNs-
o'ho Groeuvill. Mems SAWS. On Mon.
iay night Thos. Stewart returned
~ his homo in Pickeus County,
M..v,ny Waited this city during the
"4,. He put his mule in the stable,
ut.. being dissutisfed anparsn,lv
,.uh tho behavior of the animal be-
.,,n beating it. Mr.. Stewards wife
a..r, daughtor and son hoard the
n. ys and became 80 enraged, it. ia
r.;,L that ell ,hreo of them rushod
,.ro ,ba al nah,e tn dnupbter who
l. ...own and tho son who ia n moro
ho> hoth beoon nm a,sa,,t n, ,ho;r
9o,,or The d.n,.hfor ussd an oxo
,.J ,ho ho, hin kn;fc with which ~,
~,,r,,oyous,y .tohbed Mr. S,ew,rt
-. .r,l t;mes The dauobtsr i,aio.
,..f a wound about three inobes decn
J.. h;s hack and out n dean yosb IN
cho left side of the breast few inch~
or below tho shoulder, this blow bo~
inS givon whllo the wounded mnn
was trying to escape. He finally
E"' away rom h's ass4 PLANTS. H's
0"no.'!'" ~. ~ '"H' accounts was very
"''"'a"' '"'''' roS"lI oe'"g feared.
IA nESlAh f'o" NM Srh"A"D'-
"eo =" your p"por OF yesterday II"
r,.n "c'o ~ " nv, cut''"s "h"'r 10
,,>,S '' -, 49,, a. "o'e 10 "o' " "oro OF
,.. r,.,;,,. Wv ". :" ''s"'o I"
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state of @Odsth Carolina
County Of Pickons
rU THE
Fu.E&G0NETa2 I

OOUnLy OF IICKOnS
Bf J. II. NBWToN, JUDoE or PRoBArE.
Whereas, Banlster S. Lynch has made
suit to me. TO grant him Letters Of Ad
ministration, Of the Bsldfe nnd effects Of
Francis f. Lnych. dGGe6sed-
These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish all and singular the kindred ahd cred.
hors of the said Francis E. Lynch. de-
ceased. that they be and appear before me,
In the Court Of Probate, to be held al Pick-
ems O. H., on the 9Th day of March 1884.
Aft er publication hereof, at II O'clock in
the forefi0on, to sfeT cause il any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given aHder my HdHd and seal this, the
18th day Of February 4. d., 1893
J. H. NEwTON, J.P.rc.
feb u 1884 ~ 8
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Piedmont Institute.

THE SECOND SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Of tho PIEDMONT INSTITUTE will begin
on MONDAY TIE STR OF JANUARY,
1884.
1t is desirable that studcnts be in attend
anoe ON the first day. sthIsnts will be
received Ht any time, charged from time of
entrance TO end Of the session. The scho~
lastic year consists Of two sessions, Ave
months each.
Tuition from Six TO Eighteen Dollars per
session, ono half payable in advance.
boarding, Ten Dollars per rmonih. Young
men, by j"ining tho Mess Club, can reduce
the expenses Of boarding ~ hyc or six
dollars per month.
r. 4. 0nihD,
Prcsidrht Board Trustees
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PRICES CURRENT.

PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY FERGUSON & MILLER;
SUdAhs-Cut Loaf 10
Crushed aS
Powdered Id
Gfanulaied 9
Stranded RI
Extra White g.
Golden II
Brown al
CoFFEE-Java, old government 2a1
Laguayra II
Rio, choice 131
primo l21
good Ia
fair II
ordinary 10
MoLAssRs--Goiden syPup az
MuscovHdo In hhds SO
Muscovado in bbls 88
Common 10
Cuba in bbls '.' 30
New Orleans, choice so
New Ofleahs, prime As
New Orleans, fair 80
New Orleans. common 90
BACoN-Clear r. sides dry salt mlO
Hams, Davis diamond l6
Breahfhst bacon l2A
LARD-chuice kettle, tierdeB l0i
choice kettle tubs IL
choice kettle kegs IL
choice kettle buckets II
GRAIN--Corn, chr load 80
less than y car load 86
Wheat, Bill DAllls $50
Oats eo@7o
FLoUR--Per bbt IA 90
Cheek & W's OTanulated 9 90
do do choice 7SO
OF Grnnt, granulated $50
White Rock 100
Howard Stfeet $50
Pearl 0rist per bb! - so
Oat Meal 8 90
MAoKEnEt-Bhls, new fish, No $50 90
kits, new fish, Mol 200
kia, new fish, Ng2 l75
bbls, new fish, No 8 II 80
halt bbls, flew fish, Nos 100
quarter bbls, new fish, No 400
KERosgNE OIL--Per Gallon lG
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Notice.

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICB.
PiCKENs g. H., Jan. 29th, 1884.
A LII persons holding School Claims
n against the Scltool Fund Of Pickens
County, for the fiscal yeaf 1882 are hcreby
notified 10 present Tia same 10 the unler.
signed on or before ilIe frst day Uf March
1885, in compllaHte with an AGt PASSED by
the General Assembly of this state al the
last session.
o. L: UURANT,
School Comm ssioner.
jan 81, 1884 l8
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& aOsgAT ITEMss.
DIRECTORY Religloas, 3 "a

Bsv.J. n. Riley, preaohes 40 follows;
CAvmob Us, SSSbksh At IL O'Clock A, NJ,
Sud Central I P. NJ. 's..tE E..'...... ,...g
Mauut Piesaut; I'd Sabbath at ii O'clock
h. NJ, and BAslsy P. NJ. -, -,
SArmel, $a Sabbath at IL o'clock A, n,
aWd LibertyszP. NJ. =. ~ers ~ ,
Pickens Court House, Ath Sabbath at III
o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ.
Rev. w. II: KirtSn, wilt preach ut Pick
sas Court Heuse every I'd Sabbath at II
o'clock Am .'~-,:' '%.a :,
Rev B. Holder will preach at secona
thuroh; ssSty. LIST Sabbath and, Saturday
hKfnrh,.
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The Markets.

PICKEXs C. H., Feb. l9.-Cotton-916
10 cents per pound. Bacon 10 cents per
pound.
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TUFTS HAIR Dye

,0h1E hArB or WHISPERS changed lfss
etantly to q GIOSaY BLACK by q single an.
plicetion Of this DYE: Sold by DriggiSlss
or sent mt,oyy by cypress * on !, receipt OF o..
WTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL REtEItsf
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Eggs per dozen Is cents.
Butter per pound l5GD20 cents.
Chickcns-l0rG20 eerts.

GREENihLE. per pound 9G,i0
ChAhhHsroS. Feb 19.-Cotton firm
Miiiling 10 3-lGci Low Middling, 10; Good
Ordinary %.
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EeicIalli 0 ali Il DasavaRle R 50
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

on And aftor Nov. 18th. 1883, Pap.
senger Train Service on the Atlanta an
Air Line Division will be as 70.
lows
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Columbia and dFoshviile RailsSad.

On hAh nfter JanUnry 23d; Passenger
Trains Will run ~ herewith Indicate upon
this r"ad and its branches. Daily Except
Sliuduygl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-07-17
SUNDAYIN "NIRGINNY."
a Social study of the Oldest Colony
Some Quaint Characteristics.

A writer in Macmillan's Magazine
says Many of the characteristics Of
Nirginian, and of those neighboring
states of whom he is typical, SAVIOR of
the puritan rather than of the rolliek
ing cavalier. It's Episcopal church is
evangelical, even to contempt, as re-
CARDS forms. l have seen the bishop
Of Y rginia hold a confirmation in
country church attired in frock coat,
stand-up collar, and a black tie fasten-
ed in a sailors knot The feeling of
the majority of his diocese is quite IN
sympathy. The behavior of the young
er portion of the congregations IN
country churches is so extraordinary
as to argue rather a complete failure
to appreciate their position than will
full irreverence. The blessing is hard
ly finished when the ladies, young
and old, fall into one another's arms;
the men relapse into corn and tobacco,
and the inside of the church assumes
the appearance Of an animated social
gathering That a few OF these build
lngs, even those erected in country
neighborhoods that at the time were
wealthy, have anything iii their ex-
ternal appearance to mark their
ecclesiastical character is not unnat-
ural in country where architects and
mechanics proper had no existence,
and where nothing approaching to art
was known Imagine one of the old
fashioned, oblong, red brick Methodist
chapels of small English country
town dropped down in a grove of trees
by the roadside, and you have fair
idea of the average country meeting
house of the southern Episcopalian.
If service is going on you will see
forty or fifty saddled horses hitched
up in the shade of the oak trees, a
dozen or so of conveyances of every
description-buggies, spring wagons,
and cumbrOus old-fashloned family
coaches, spattered with mud and.vener-
able in appearance, with black-cOated
negroes snoozing upon the box. Horses
and mules taken from the plow, with
loosened breast-chains and hanging
bearing-reins. crop sleepily at the
scant grass and shake flies from their
long ears Negro servants will be
murmuring in groups under the trees
Tor the African UOeS not ituCH dp-
preciate the Piscopal service-and a
knot of men will probably be hanging
round the open door. getting scraps Of
the service between their remarks on
crops or weather. Many of the con
gregation will be Nethodists and
Presbyterians, who, having no service
at their own church upon that Sun
dav have no Sectarian sCruDleS of any
kind in patronizing the more exclusive
church. If not as worshlpers, OF least
az silent critics.