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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Every thing points to the Wilmington
FAIR, held under the auspices Of thu
PenlnsnlA Agricultural end PcmeIoRi
cal Association In Hazel Dell Park on
October 8, 10, IL, IL and 10, ~ bfinG
the greatest fair Of the kind ever held
IN Delaware. Fifteen thousand dollars
will be given away In premiums, "a. 500
OF which will be given for trotiinR
horses; %, COD for exhibition horEeg 50,
500 for exhibition cattle; $500 for exhi-
hilton sheep and swine; 81, coo for fruit,
flowers aud bousehold goods; $500 fol-
sundFies, and 81, COO for Amusements.
The fair will last O vo days.
Ga Tuesday, the 9th, tournament and
bese ball day. Match game for 300.
8 90 ard 2 80 GLASS tEotters, and 2 30
olAss PAGERS.
Wednesday, 10th, milk wagon and
mule races. 81, 2 "a and 240 class
trotteTs, and breedeTs' rAce
Thursday, 18th, bicycle races. $50
and "a elAss trotters, 2 20 class PAGERS,
AND 90 oisss wagon race.
Friday, 19th, bicycle races. Q 81, free
for all, class trotters; and double team
wagon race
Saturday, 18th, running races, fat
aud ateeple chase, aud military day.
The entire State militia will turn out In
dress parade. Review by the Governor
aud staff Mt 10 o'clock.
10 the bicycle races there will be
riaers from deg IN different States.
All railroads and steam b )at linet
reaching Wilmington run directly ia
the fair grour dJ
Excursion tickets, including admis.
zion into the grounds, will be sold at all
stations.
o. II, LAwton, who has charge OF the
mercantile exhibits, states that All the
mercantile exhibit spaces in the build
log Of this WilmiDRton Fair at HAEe
Dell are taken. This dees mot have ref
estnoe to the women's department., II
which there is plenty OF room, nor K
tho cereals and machiHery depart
! mente.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

A meat inspector has been appointed
by the City Council of Atchison, Kan,
under the provisions Of an ordinance
requiring all meat to be inspected ION
foot" before it is exposed for sale in
that place. A correspondent explains
that ''this Is known as the Bismarck
plan of prohibition, and is adopted by
the city for the purpose OF keeping
Kansas City dressed beet out of the
Atchison market. In former times
Atchison was a good local live stock
market, and the butchering industry
was very important ons, but by the
introduction of Kansas City dressed
meat the market fell to nothing, local
butchers closing slaughter houses and
buying Kansas City meat in preference
to killing 1t themselves. 1t is to revive
this industry and re-estahlish a local
market that the Blsmarkian policy has
been adopted"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Bal
Hmors Railroad.

Prasus WIN Isavo wllmlnwson a. IslIsv,

kERtuo VIII laav@ wilmington ~ toAk4Dt
philadelphia teHprcssl, q IA o,aso, 10
81 ~ * sso a lGm j g. g. m. s. ms H@'
AeccmmodhtiSn, GO ~ .7O6. iesS =, M
asS ga 81 7+o 70 %, 10 or, M ~, an
Ed II g, Il 81 =. NJ, II 50. "A. y, 7od and
EsSc%hoasStie9, q. 49, ia Z ~ slo, io's,
Ma i !. m mr. ia ia. IL 81 . x SG,
Ah FOR = % v 3 Chester via LAnoRlu. % and
For Newark (Uentre) and lnternedlAts BsA
Baltimore and Intermsdiate stations, 10 IsE
~, go and II @ 2. M
Baltimore and Washington, R 4sS SEA
io 2 and II 90 a. M, u %, Il II, n, Is, II
TSains for Delaware Division leave FOR;
New Castle, o 90 1870, II IS q. M, 26S, Ia
9 o p. M, and IL Q5 Might, IT.
Georgetown and Lewes, 70 q. N ~ % p,A.,
Rehoboth, 30 q. m.
seaford (expresal, s5O p. m.
Harrington, DelmArs and way stations, 8 30;
E & for Harrington, 80 p. N. WN
E fi fSr Dover, Harrington. and Dali
ET aae for s daps 3 o j Old Point Con
fort. and Norfolk. II % Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Btreet. for vii
minge0n AeXpfe4sh IL % % u 1Ms 10
1924 II is, II IS \. M, 202. Bo1, aW, a8n
o. Is "A, 6D7, 8 81, II 20 D. M
AeoommOda dOn, 826, 1028 =. m, 1.& AS
q, AS7,s 22 3 rs 10 08 10 20. and Ii ~ D. M,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR PhilRdelphia (expressh 200, 262. 20
| 7 Is, . 10, Ii 81 3. M, 81, s ~ and 90 p. 70
Accommodation, Is =. M, Il 10, us. 4 10,
| $50, 90 and 10 % d. m.
For Chester texpresRI, ID. 10. IL 81 . A.i
| "A. z 90. and 10 % D. m.
Accommodation. Is = ma II 10. Is. q
/ 30. and 2. 20 p. m.
Fer New York (expressl, 2 90, 81, 40, TI6
] s16, II bIs. m, IA, b24, - %, oS, and 100
For West Chester, via L&mokin. Sis & n,
/ and 30 y. IN,
For Cape CHARLES, Old Point Comfort. Ant
] Norfolk, u 06 Night.
/ For New Castle, MiddletoWn, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 05 Night.
| Baltimore and Wilmington, La, As, So
10 p a. M, II GO, q 50, and 7 Is D, ID. BAltt
Leave Philadelphia, Brosd Street. for VII
mington (expressl, n. %, s.0, 40, 0.l0 Ii j
! A, NJ, sos, b.6 and ii. 10 r, II,
/ Accommodation, 8. 3S 10, "a A. NJ, u, S. %
$40, 8. IS and II. II r. n.
ferred 10 the ticket 0fice at the station.
/ Trains marked thus "a are limited express
upon T1lch ,I extra fsrs il charged. ,r,
General asnaEsr General Passenger Aas
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

NEVER

We're we better prepared to supply the wants of the
Clothing Buyers Of Wilmington than we are this
season. Our stock is and fresh In every apart
ment. Our styles are new and attractive Our prices
lower and the goods better worth the money and
your consideration than ever before We can inter-
you for quits awhile showing you through our eIe
giant stock Of piece goods which we will gladly do at
any time.
The Ready-made Stock is much better and more
attractive than we have ever yet offered. We have
given special attention to the Boys Department In
selecting of quality style and prices only ask you
to look through the stock with us and you will agree
with us In saying we have line of BoysSuits,second
to none in our city. Our ready made Clothing for
Youths and Men is Complee,with prices lower goods,
better. We are more anxious to sell than ever.
Come and see us.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
uURRAH FOaE EzAssISOMni
NO BANDANNA FOR URii Up WITH
The STARS AND STRIPE9Ii

Ths book OF tho day. The Iives and dis,
tinguished services OF Harrison and Morton,
BY Gen. Lew WRllAce. Richly illustrated.
Bound in Bilk eloin, $500. II, l.. War
ron 4 Co., Publishers, 1lth and FiIbeFt ssS,,
Philai For copy or agency sddFesB Agent '
No. % no Iros stFeet. lyl6seod-C
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

That public sales of all kinds will be
called ct abort notice, ~ and on reason
able terms, by W. a Hukill, Licensed
Austioaeer. Rssl1gnes AL franklin
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
MOxKUBs.
NOTTCE 10 DFLTNoUENTs.

IN WILMINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY
WILMINGTON, DBL, Sept. i4th 1883.
Many OF our patrons have jailed to pay their
bills in accordance with the rules Of the COM
pAny, and In some eases are in arrears for con-
siderable amounts and for long times this Is
TO inform ali such parties that their bills must
be arranged WITHOUT DELAY, or the gas Will
be stopped OF and the meter removed, with
out further notice.
Debtors are particularly requested to call at
once and ma ke settlement and thus avoid the
unplaA ant remedy referred to. BY order OF
the Board. EDWARD BE ITS,
sI4-iSt President.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Minister-"You say great many
bright things, Bobby, don't your
Bobby-"Not as many as used to. "
Minister-"Why not5"
BObby-HSlippers. y
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

As bargain, 8-ro0b1 house, with con
vepienoas. Only $3.50 required down
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
bic Northwest
AMI
NORMA.

tesiinprlies a daliqhtful ,onypav
IN iIe Line Ofthe Northern
W. iIoiudinR the Had
W the holRy Mountains. the
NJ northern Idaho, and tbs
F, i s CR'cAde Diyisll n: a yaV
knaIg' with BolturaB VI Tacoma
4 bI,, -, 3 steamer exeHrsion
g a. ,eque parts OF tho Colusa-
,ns magnificent HFowna
tSitlahd Route nom Portland
MI .oloarns At San Franoltco.
Il, As nn,,ty, San Rafael, santa
~ Alngtles, Long reach. Pasade.
thiFstside, o!e D: and q return
|; si.s rev rev lilexieo, Ooloi 40.
IND = sislts 10 Las Vegas Hot
mr. ~ ~, uhioaRo ann cIAgRra
a, Tickets Good ThroHSlS
Tsp ing and early sum !.
W. N sG " !tMonday, October a, a
brnia prl'ta1elphia for NOnlh
AM nlFeet via the AtohIsen.
an y . Line and another Sos
IN s o. during September = AMI, sSs
An ss nsl etn Resorts
alifo Aeries of RInfar
ahu,fv November 3, ne.
hatSa ; s sna ., February 7, ii
nd i aNSi,T Tours through
IN IN SalAILOrnlA: JsnuSTv N
Nloo; March Ii.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ss'hEDULE "a RFFRur. April ~, 1854
rFatps LsOvs BsIswaRu Assnua DsDsE


EAST SOUND.
FOR PniisdelphtA and Chester, SIS. -,
50, 80 81, o CO. 70 90 and EIl ID q M; %, 8 %
s., 80 20, rs, o 40, I 20, IS ts and So D. "a.
un Sundsys,7 80. 50, 8 gb, 10 30 and s11 IL =,
MT 90, co. b5ss6 30, 8 q. a, 20 80 and "
p. a.
WEST HOUND,
FOR Singerly, accommodation, daily Il 90
O. M
For baltimore, accommodation, daily en-.
Fol ohiCsso and PittsOurx, express, daily
IS q. m.
cincinnati and 81. Louis express, daily
IL SO . M.
Baltimore accommodation, daily AB m.
Pitts6ufg, Chicago and st, Loris express
daily 40 p m.
singeEly soOemnodAtlon, daily so p m,
Ton LANDhEBERG, . 10 A. M.snEas5
only, lLoe 8. a. asilS sxeopt Sunday, q
Trains isAys RIsSkss Street Ssssaoa:
Ter PhnadetRbiA 50 ?. m. daily, sSs
Baltimore 8 es r. M, daily, R0z Landen.
baTE ESQ and u.oo 4. n. daily, exoept sun.
day. g. 10 >. n on Bundag only S.ss AID s.ac
Pitss61Fs. ohisagO and 81. louis express,
Trains Isl sFiIpiagson--Lasys rhnsasi
phia, daily, y %, ta.0o, 81 90 =, H., IL %
noon, - ace, 4 30, hs.eo, 600. STA, 10 10,
Daily, except Sunday, Gss, Y.sO a, n
Al.2b. and 90 D. N.
Sundays only, s.1t m.
Express trAknsR
RATHs TO WssrzRH FONTS LOWER TEAS
VIA AMY OTTER LINH.
". IA. OLEhf kETl o, O,SUULk
QenI MAnASsR. 9Unn RsEd. Axsbs
TeisnhnSA Na Tvs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

A TTENTLON-AI.L PERSONS DE-.
IA airing drugs pure and eheR.ics - %
Wishing their prescriptions or private Eeeeipu
carefully compounded with puTs GAAeSlAN
SpoRldfg go 70 the aEng ssgre 81
IL, Il. aRI efi = - 81,
So ---arElt iGsss- d .-2ln----.--isA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Once ina Life Time J.

The tide Of fortune comes
to our feet Noay you may
make your REM pay for q
Home A 5000 lot and a
$4,000 house can be bought
by paying SIS a month! To
encourage settlement in the
pleasant suburb OF HAST
NEWPORT" (only 7 minutes
ride from the Wilmington depot
a "HoUsE AND LOT LOAN CON-
PANY" is organized to afford the
above rare opportunity! Dry
cellars guaranteed. Call any
evening at 8o2 Market St. See
the plot and learn particulars.
81 WM:y. FI8HE Z.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
w Jumpseat, Germantown, sur. g : ~
rie1 and buggies on h&ad. Mater
a and workmanship guaranteed Of the pest
Prices in keeping with the work. Alec 8 largt
lot Of second hand carriRgs 3 taken In e1ehAnk.
fol- new work, Whiah Will be disposed OF ~
bargain ito make room for orr Spring Work'
FIRST & ALLMON,
Seventh and shiplev sinaats. TssS1B
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
DISQUALIFICATION
2l4 King Street.
l have received Large lire Of hahina
tackle which am selling at u
the lowest prices

8 lOiHtsd ash rods, 10 Caa.
4 Jotnsed ash rods, 30 Cts
2 toanted bamboo reds, plata. m
its.
Cts.
JoinEed bamboo rOda, plain, 20
Cas-.
SJOtafed bamboo rods. reel, laaa
and guides, 81.
A10tnasd BAN boo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81. R5s
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc to $500. Come 10
the oldest estabiished house Ia Delaware.
214 KING STREET. Seud for price .nsS
Of base ball and sporting goods
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-wILL BE
N sold at Public Sale st tho Court House
IN the city Of Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER 2Sth, 1893,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
All that large brick building, No,eI1 West
Front street, with = frontage Of 90 feet and
ITO feet deep to Christians street, giving the
property the advantage OF two fronts, build
ing two stories high with engine and boiler
thersin. occupied by the Inter Nos Oarriage
Manufacturing DO. Must be sold TO close
m estate Terms At sale.
GEO. q, SIMPSON, Admir-.
L W. Stldham & son. Aucts. $40, Il, 1Ato 5
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

nor SALE-EEW BRIOk HOU5E,N g
y Gao yAnBuTen street, rooms and al.
eonvenienoes, porohes VIII De SOLD 81 TESS
than cost, WILLIAM J. FISHER,
u I'm 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

EoR REET-HoUsE AIS TATNALL
Il street, Apply 40 West Ninth etreet:
slt-ett JOHN fULLMER.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

lFp-AN ENERGETIC MAN
Inyass and collect. Apply a. !U
i, End . or eit
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ieave Philadelphia. Monday
ASrand EOur GT6l ISAYs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

s-I-HtLP BuRElSHkD 1Oh
N rsstSurants and pTt, ,ss,,I Isma,
!. moro. Apply At Insshl8ence
|Oranse street. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

At l.sO e'olosk. p. M.
Az hssd OF fresn COWS and forward Ga
TO sprinRsrB; these COWS are an sx- -
ira nne lot and daiFymen and others viii do
we'll to come and Bes them.
Also At the same time q few stock bulls
and eme good feeders
Dinner sk IA GO. Sale positive and NO I'M.
deFbidding.
]. @. Robinson, auct. Bs-d&W
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

kEp-A GENTLEMAN AND
n tSo single gentlemen g
.,,St ID story room, win Use OF
~ us East I'd ttrest. SIS-SV
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

I'M : BOARDERs A N D
s.tovnt with or without board
b street, ~"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ENUk REHr-rwtI b-klOM ND HuUSE 10
IL at es Per month. Also large stable
Apply TO PETERJ. FORD, 81 Fifth and
Rodney sts. sls-u
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Sn-bY A YOUNG 0Lkh a
Man 10 do general houseMorn:
4 h rorth Jackson street S ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

E8OR RENT. Ar ExuELLENT OFFIol
w. on Market street, very cheap; pfoprie
Tor retaining desk room. Address W: U,
this otiios. An2alm
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

TNOR REkT-R OMi WITH Oh
~ WITH out OoAr1 apply at III Mar
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

| Sion b
|lsTe PVi
| you In
|sofgil
|eAA n
Is RNs
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Iva ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

I'm WASHING AT TIE
Enc n IF The parties OF 70 be done
lasr9 w III Locuttstree', BY 4. a.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

WNOR RENT AT REDUCED BATE
IL Store, 126 SIMPLIFY street will be renteC
Atrsduesd rate for u Q balance Of the gaAss
iy1Ntf BEO. W BUSH French st WhAr
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

N1 OIIOE- ELECTRIC PLATING WITH
~ sIlYeF, nickel. brasa and copper. Al
90 metal polishing and bron1ing, Partiou-
Lar attention 70 replAtin2 knives, iorksi
spoons and other table ware.
Ii. Is. COOLEY, Rear Ill walnut St.
IyaB.luH Wilmington, nsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

T7HOR zAGAK.-A AIJI OF BUILDING
II Material, oonKtsting OF sash, deofB
Roldingg, blindss so. Also building foi
font. ]. u. MARI. No. 1le King gs. if.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

IN A GOOD GIRL WITH
ytnce, for general homework cog
street sopt9-os
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ED-BOAKDEBS, PLEASANT
q and good soe mm0datsons, 81
b Strtet t'so"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

TNOA hENr-A ELNE hUOM FOR
H sooisty In the Harness building, lot
md MArko. straetA. Apply 70 u. me-
3ABLLY No. W. 10th ri, A6h
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

kp-Y IN 8 Nouns FOB
f housekeeping whore there are
4 address b., this once. ls.2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

DoARDrEG-sECOND ST. DR. 7
ID front rooA furnished, with or without
board. Terms reasonable, 2l3 West Ninth
street. septlf-StF
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

F7suk SALE-LAR9E AND SMALL
IL Germantown wagons at fair prices. Al
10 3 collection OF business wagons. "
HAMMOND. I'd and French ats. iy8o ans
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

In. 49, AN EXPERIENCED
In steady work with board, At
trketa'reet. septl1 dts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

DFMOVED MRS. HUMPHREYS
Al (nuTse,) has removed 10 eQa shlp ! q
street. sls-zoS
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ENoR SALE-A PROMINENT ARKEr
street sSoFe. Property runuing through
to Shipley street. Easy Terms. GEO. n.
TOW kBEND. bI4 Market street. sis 1t
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-31
A Coed Cotton Market.

Manning is one OF the best cotton mar
kess in the State, aud the people are fast
finding it ont. Cotton from other eoun-
ties are brought to this market, and one
day last week we saw three wagons loaded
with cotton from Williamsburg. We were
shown, few days ago, the sales Of three
bales of cotton shipped to Charleston oy a
farmer of this county, because he thought
the price offered him here was not enough.
he got in Charleston one cent a pound less
than offered hin, here, and the three bales
lost III pounds in weight the farmer real:
ling Just S3$.0S less on his cotton than II
he had sold in Manning. Another farm eI
tells us that he shipped two bales to Charles
ton, and got less than a cent there than
offered in this place, and besides lost la
pounds on the two bales. In all be got
ssl.s6 less by shipping his two bales t.
Charleston than If he had sold in this place
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-31
Court

The court of common pleas remained in
session till Saturday afternoon. The fol.
lowing were the most important cases dis
posed Of:
Wash T. Logan against the Central Rail
road foc g, 500, damages caused by being
struck BY train, while he was walking on
the track. Verdict for the Railroad.
Henry DeLane against D. ". Alderman
tor $3.50, damages for taking up part OF
e railroad running over plaintiffs land.
Verdict for defendant.
J.J. Bragdon against R. r. Hudgins for
5000, damages for injury to character by
libelcas publications. Verdict for $500 for
plaintiff.
A. O. Hodge ct al. against J. ". Weeks
ct al, tried in EQUITY. for recovery OF land.
Opinion of Judge withhold, to be rendered
about lst of December.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-31
HOW'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Tol.
edo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. OHIO.
E. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo Nation
al Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-31
Managers Federal
FoctiOnS.

The following is list Of the Managers Of
Federal Elections, as appointed BY the COM
misioners of said election. Polls will open
at seven o'clock, on the morning of the
sixth of November next, and will close al
six o'clock P. NJ, the same day:
FoREsroN-W. A Sparks, P. W. Weber,
J. NJ. McRoy.
MANSINe--I. I. Bagoal, Calvin White,
Louis Appelt.
JoRDAN-Joseph Sprott, Jr., ". G. Frier-
son, K. F. Horton.
CALHoUN-Isaac C. Ingram, S. P. Holia-
day, A. s. Briggs.
FuIroS-H. s. Richardson, E. IL Fra!ey,
FoaE-W. H. Gaillard, E. D. Hodge, J.
NJ Montgomery.
PAcKsvnLEcT. A. Bradham, J. L. An
drews, J. w. McCauley.
W1rHEnspooN-R. Z. McFaddin, E. S
Kennedy, R. E. McFaddin, Jr.
Morrs-J. w. Osborne, NJ. G. Moore, B
B. Thompson.
BY order of the Board of Commission
ers of Federal Elections. A. LEVI,
Chairman and Secretary.
Manning, S. c., Oct. %, 1888.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-31
Rer. T. p. Burgess,s RESIGNATION.

SuMMEsToS, S. c., Oct 25.-MR EDITOR:
In the last issue Of the TINES you state
that Rev. T. P. Burgess has resi- gned the
pastoral charge of Ebenezer Church, Charles
ton, in consequence of the severe criti-
cisms upon his vote In Presbytery, by a
number Of its prominent members. This
is q mistake, as you will see by the inclosed
letter to the officers and members of his
church. Not an officer OF his church signed
the protest.
Please do him the justice to publish the
enclosed letter cerb0tina in connection with
this note in your next issue, and oblIge,
yours, &c. Is.
To the Officers and Members Of the Eben-
ezer PRESBYTERIAN Church-Dear Bretheren:
You all are doubtless aware Of the criticisms
made by Mr.. A. r. Stillman, and others,
upon the recent action of Charleston Pres.
bytery in regard to the adjudication of DR..
Noodrows case by the General Assembly.
Said criticisms took the form of letter id
dressed to the Rev j. r. Dow, stated clerk
of the Presbytery, and was forwarded to
aim during the sessions of Synod at Green
wood, S. c. Said letter was also stimuli.
taneously published in the Ne,os and Cosr-
ir
As was an humble member Of Charleston
presbytery. and rs acted conscientiously,
and as have not yet repented of my part
in the Objectionable action, now tender
you my resignation as pastor Of this church
lido so because those who signed the let
ter above referred to compose a majority OF
| the board of city missions, which sustalns
this work. Acting upon es parte state
ments, they have condemned me in my
absence, and without a hearing, and have
| attrib to me views which not only re-
pudiate, but which are abhorrent to every
loyal Presbyterian.
I feel happy that none of my own officers
signed the letter referred to.
With sincere sorrow that the ties which
have bound US so pleasantly togethe,
should be so rudely broken, 81 commend
you to God and the Word of His grace, "and
hope that you viii unite with me in request
ing Charleston Presbytery at as early day
as possible to dissolve the pastoral relation
existing between US.
Yours fraternany, I. 2. BURGESS.
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Two SHOWS.

The usual quiet of our streets was en-
Evened Monday afternoon by the appear
ance of three Turksc) with two large per-
forming bears. The bears would dance.
and nasrch, and turn summersaults, and
wrestle, and box, and climb high trees.-aii
of which afforded great amusement to the
bystauders, and yielded a very fair reve-
nue. to the showmen. While tie bear show
was in full blast gang of convicts marched
up, and stopped near by. These convicts
were chained together, and were regarded
with almost as much curiosity as 1ere the
bears. They were on their way back to the
penitentiary, and had been at work on the
new railroad, near Pamela. TIE grading Of
that road is nearly done, and it will not be
many months before trains will be run
pioc
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LADIES'

VIII find relief from their Costiveness,
Swimming in the Head. Colic, Sour Stom-
ach, Headache, Kidney troubles ETC., by
taking dose Of Summons Llver Regulator
after dinner or supper, so as to move the
bowels once a day. Mothers viii have bet
ter health and the babies will grow more
robust BY using the Regulator: If an In
fant shows signs of Cohc, nothing IKE
few drops in wafer for relief. The Uenn-
Inc has the red 4 on front o. Wrapper.
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Manuel Edward Corners.

Capt. S. E. Conyers, Of Foreston, died last
Sunday morning, and was buried the toi'
lowing day, at the Foreston cemetery, VIII w
Masonic honors. He had been sick for
about a month, and during that time suffer
ed great deal. Capt. Conyers was ma
tive Of this county, and about hfty-seVen
years Of age. He was brave officer IN the
Confederate war, commanding, We think,
Florida company. He was GENIAL
whole-souled man, favorite in every circle.