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Rev. Dr. Biackford. Missionary. Dead.

ATLANTA, Ga. May i4.-Rev DR. W. l..
Blaekford. a Presbyterian missionary to
Brazil. while on bis way TO the Northern
Presbyterian Assembly at Saratoga, died at
The residence OF DIR. CASTOR. in this city.
to-day. lie was fifty years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
Passed a Night In jail.

IBy telegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.l
New YORK. May Nv. Ii. NJ. Sistare,
the banker who was arrested Monday last
for failing to account for Sll2O0O worth OF
Securities placed with his firm by Richard
Heckscher, of Philadelphia, passed last
night in confinement at Ludlow-Street
iaii. So far he has been unable TO obtain
bail, which has been fixed at $4,000.
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GyRyANY's MILITARY SYSTEM.

BERLIN. Nav i4.-During the debate IN
the Reichstag to-day on the military bill
General Verdy du Nernois. Minister OF
War. explained the provisions OF the
measure and addressed the House IN lt5l
support. He urged that Germany should
keep pace with other Powers and reOrgan-
ize her army He pointed out that the woTk
of reorganization required time, ana that
tho army could not suddenly be placed on
the proper level.
bill. The European SITUATION ne sald, IS
always growing more difficult. IL is impe-
rative that Germany should have strong
military system. A strong Government
will alone be able 10 maintain peace.
Richter. leader Of the PrOgresslst Llbe-
rals. said that while the preamble TO the
bill justified the measure by It's reference
to the increase of tho peace effective OF
the French army the House ought 10 con-
sider that this increase in France was ac-
companied by a reduction IN the time OF
service TO two years. He was OF OPINION
that two years compulsory term of ser
vice in the German army would also be
sufficient for the interests OF the empire.
lie maintained that the Reichstag ought
to form It's own views and not from de-
cision based on the views OF TWO prominent
military officers
Verdy du Vernois replied that the Gov
eminent when asking for previous credits
had never maintained that the increases
then demanded were final.
CONFLICTS BETWEEN POLICE AND BToToUs
STRIKERS.
HAMBURG. May 1.-THE striking gas
workers, aided by a large number OF idle
persons. continued their riotous demon
strations to-day. Several conflicts have
occurred between the police and the mob,
and many Of the latter were injured.
Several Of the ringleaders in the disorders
have been arrested.
INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The Inter
national Prison Congress Will open In THIS
city Monday. June 10th.
BILBAo's STRIFE.
Bu.BAo. MAY 14.-The strike of 1000
miners in this district is for an increase OF
wages and reduction in their working
hours.
An IMMENSE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
VIENNA, May l4.-An immense agricultu-
raj exhibition was opened IN this city to-
day. The opening ceremonies were pre-
sided over by the Emperor. The chef for
eign exhibitors are the French and Italian
governments.
NEW COTTON CORNER.
LONDON. Nav IA new cotton corner is
being created in Lancashire. A quantity
Of American cotton IS already cornered.
Prices are advancing.
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NATIONAL LEAGUl
THeLATesT FROM ABROAD.
The Emperor and Empress OF Germany
Are Given an Enthusiastic Reception
81. -, ,..... ,,o.,.,, a., thu Diarafchl

BERLIN. MAY 1.-THE Emperor and En-
press arrived at Koenigsburg this morning
Dr. Won Schheckmann, Governor OF the
Province of East Prussia; General Prom
sart Won Schelleniorffer. commander lrst
army corps, with headquarters AZ MO- no.,
received their Maiesties AT the railway
station. There was also guard OF honor
at the station. When their Majestic,
aliehted from the train the band played
the Watch on the Rhine" The day was
observed as holiday at Koenigsburgs ana
the streets were decorated with flags.
Bouquets and addresses were presented TO
the Emperor and Empress. The people
gave their Majesties an enthusiastic recep-
tim
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Charliles and Correction.

by telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
BALTIMORE. May 1.-THE National Con-
yention OF Charities and Correction met
here to-day in seventeenth annual session
with distinguished gathering of delegates
present.
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A Blow at Augusta.

AuausrA. Ga, May H.---A severe wind
and rain-storm visited this city thus after
noon. partially unroofng several houses
and blowing down trees and fencess-
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THEREwlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bonrds-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations
TBy telegram 10 the pispatcn.l

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. May N-Forecast for
KAHN Virginia, cooler. cloudy, and rains. west
f-erly winds.
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DEATHS.
HENRY. Died. May -, 1880. ~ y. ~, MIS-.
MAY HENRY; aged foriy.ors years
Funeral viii tako place from 81 Marks chnren
TO-DAY at o'clock.
WEBSTER Died, tn Manchesier. Va, on
"Wednesday. i2th May, OSCAR I. WEBSTER;
Friends OF tns family are requested - areai
the funeral nj Central hetho1is, hpl'o ,pa
church THIS (Thursdsy) MORNING o. loSo
o'clock.
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MrwyOeK PEANUT MARKET

MAY l2-peanuts are firm outside prices rep
resent iobbing lots. Fancy hand-picked quoted
at sAas&c. for new; farmers gradcsn. 78a'h
for prime Dew.--Nec York Journal of Co@ntsTcs
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u,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
CHARLES =. CLARKE. PRnsipsxe
BgApsrRsgr's RICHMOND oyyycA
No 100 EAST MAIN 0T1kEE
Telephone No IA


rns Richmood once hes ners thAn ksDs -
rim ne rapid growth u ~ essy ed 1eyS>sD.
neat of the territory tributary - n no0en y
the msrcautfls community % ~ eoceooo ~ -
q recogniEsd IN every 0o1e oo99e ~ - etvsls
irsd vorid That it y n epoo(al ssnoo Dgoporo1
so xusrd NE intersss ~ " lopak pa1D0nab -
,ssssa y sas i -. - = - 80 - ss.>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair ia tie forenoon: thunderstorm and light
rain In the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
Ok HAND Ar The RIGHT
Time.

Our buyer announced his arrival IN
New York to the Boys and Childrens
Clo'hlng Makers and the food OF new and
nobby things that were brought TO him
would we'll nigh turn one's head. He
don't buy everything he sees-but
EVERYTHING HE THINKS YOU WILL
LIKE. You want to see the perfect beau
ties in both Boys' aud Childrens Suits
that have followed him homo.
The richest thing that has been shown
IN a Boys Long Pants Suit is Double
breasted Three-button Sack, Blue Che
yiot-faced with Gross Grain silk. The
collar has an easy roll and the garment
is particularly jaunty in its cut. BESIDES
this he ordered to our tAbles-a couple
Of dozen new styles in Fancy Cashmere
and Cheviots Some handsomer patterns
than any we've had.
Novelty Sailors for the Children are
the nattiest warm weather clothes you
can get them. Wo found some new
styles Just completed. Hadn't been
shown to a soul They arc really pretty
and we bought them. We've seen sailor
suits-had them right in the house this
season-the daIntiest that were TO be had
thSn-but these are an improvement
over the richest effects.
You eau depend upon IL that every.
thing that was worth seeing (and lots
that wasn't was shown our buyer-and
he left nothing but the "no good " behind
him. Add this 70 tho perfect assortment
we had beforehand we are sailing closer
in the wind OF your favor than ever.
There can't DO any more tastefully at
tired children In any community than
yours II you1l dress them out OF what
wen show you.
We looked for new Shirt-Waists-bu'
the "star people and they're the best,
you know-teld US WE HAD EVERY
THING. Thought it lkely-but II there
was anything fresher We wanted IL.
FURNISHINGS are kept to the front
novelties and all-HATs are complete
nothing newer than We have in stock
Straws and Cloth. All the sumner
sorts--are in-marksd-gnd within easy
reach-for "quick call"
We await your pleasure.
A. SAKS e 90.
PERFECT PROVIDERS,
1908 Main street.
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FI.OuR.
COTTON REPoRE

We quote: Pine, sl5Dssl.yJ sapsr1ns. sl73A
se.es; extra sl5)ss3.75 family, ttasiSa pAtoas
family, country, Sa7oaSA23
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One Man Killed; Several Injured
NV tslasranh to the Dispath.I
DEATHS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May IA caisson ~
the new bridge capslzed this afternoon
killing one man and lnluring seyeral otLcIs.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May Is, $50.

OFFERINGS.
wHgAT.-2.7lS bushels.
CORN 500 bushels.
OArs.-30OO bushels.
MILL-OfFAL-55 IONS
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHKAT.-shortbeFry 4S bushels very good at
O7c
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MARINE INrELLrGENcE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC. May IS, issl
Ann rises sol IlIGn fiDE
Sun set. .......... fli Morning ia
Noon rises. 1888 Evening ........... sll
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY IL lsSl
ARRIyEn
Schooner Henry Parker, Cramner. fhiiadsl-
phla, coal. =. Il. Hawes. ,., ,-.,,,-
schooner Amelia, HsaiD. Baltimore, feruiikef'
3. W. TTayors & co. ,,.-.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, hennsocc,
ice, Hlchmond Ice Company.
sAT.xD.'
Steamer colchester, Trultt. Norfolk, merchsn'
disc and passengers
PORT OF WEST POINT. VA. hAr u. lsSl
lBy Telegraph
ARRIysD.
steamship DsnyilIe, biilups, baltimore sen''
steamer Elm City. Eaton, walser'on. general
cargo. ,-,.,.... $500.
raj cargo.
PORT oB NEWPORT NEWS. NAY H. l"l
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship II Csllas, Nos YORK. 70 coal.
Schooner Crescent Norfolk ~ load COAL
BARGE X. H. Buck, Boston, " load coal
SAILED.
Schooner c. A. White. Boston. coal
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NEW vOPk SllmAc MARKET.
MARKETS BY TELeGRAPH

MAY il-vireinia ia quoted at fslat5i, AM
Sicily at S62al55.-Aec York Journal or Com
fifTce,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. Mey lA-Coiton easy; sales $50
bales; uplands. II ib-i6c Orleans, ~ g net
receipts, H2 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
669 bales; stock, 29S, 50 bales Southern flour
quiet Wheat lower; No red, &kc.; May,
ave: options active: Nay, i0itc.; June.
4lc. Oats nrmer: May. 33Sc. Hops quiet
aud strong Coffee duh and weak May.
fl640aSl6i ~ june. slASaSl6.i0 sugar-Esw
on the spot dun ana nominal; fair refining,
4 l3-l6c. refined dun but steady. Molssses-
Foreign quiet; 50test lsA New Orleans quiet {;
common TO fancy. 3iai5c. Rice rrmcr and &C.
tive. Cot'Cn-seed OH arm; crude, Sc. bid.
Rosin FIRM Turpenune dun at s0Nc. Pork
quiet Middles easy. Lard inactive and steady
western steam, $3.50. June, $3.50 asked. Freights
firm: cotton, 9l2d. grain, 2hd.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market nrm-
euorArIosA
MfDDLrNo, lie.
Low MIDDLfsG, f0kc.
GOOD ORDINARY, loc.
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The Republican Rally.
Columbia Register.

A call for Republican State Con-
vention, 1890, has been issued from
the rooms of the Republican State
Executive Committee, dated Column
bia, S. c., August 18th, 1890, to
meet at Columbia, S. c., on Wednes-
day, the 18th, day of September
next, at u NJ, to elect an Executive
Committee for the State, and to
transact such other business as may
be deemed advisable. 1t is signed
by Ellery NJ. Brayton, Chairman, and
by John A. Barre, Secretary.
Such other business as may be
deemed advisable, may include the
putting up a Republican State ticket,
although the lights of the party az
NIT that this as a very remote posi-
bility, depending on a split in the
Democratic party. 1t is more likely
that it refers to a fight for county
Offices in some counties where they
deem that they have a fighting
chance.
The scramble for Congressional
places in several of the lower districts
of the State, with the hope of being
ruled in by the Reed process, will
perhaps engross all their attention
and effort and leave them little
chance for aggressive State move
ments.
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For County Commissioners.

IOl OOulIIy OOLlIllSSlulClS.
EDITOR DISPATCH: Please announce the
nrme OF S L.. SMITH as a c~asGidate for
County Commissioner. FARMERS.
Mr.. SOL j. MILLER is announced as a
candidate for County Commissioner
FARMERS.
The many friends Of MR.. A. =. BANKS,
rec ogniZing his life long fidelity to the
Democratic party, his devotion to his
country which caused him to lose au arm
at Drury's Bluff, place him before the voters
of the primary as O candidate for County
Commissioner
The friends of W. B. SEAY. recognizing
him to be a stanch supporter of the Farm
ers' Movement and his undoubted ability,
respectfully announce him as q candidate
for County Commissioner.
The many friends OF Mr.. WA, N. JOHN
son respectfully announce him as a candi-
date tor County Commissioner
EDITOR DISPATCH. Please announce Mr..
ARTHUR S. NUNAMAKER for County
COMMISSIONS and oblige his friends.
The many friends of Mr.. JOHN A.
SHEALY respectfully announce him as a
candidate for County Commissioner
The many friedds Of Mr.. G. ROBERT
SHEALY respectfully submit his name as
@ candidate for County Commissioner.
Mr.. WESLEY HARSEY of Sandy Run
is nominated as q candidate Tor the office Of
County Commissions. MANY FRIEHDs
The many friends of j. PICKENS
JONES respectfully announce him as a
candidate r,r Nn,,fv Top, M iccinper
The many friends OF PAUL Fl. CRAPS
respectfully announce him for reelection
as County Commissioner.
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Mr.. EDITOR: I see we have as
usual a large crop of those who are
willing to serve their county as
County Commissioner. One Of the
most important duties resting on
this Office is to see that the roads are
kept in good order. It has been
well said that the civilization of a
people can be measured by the con,
dition of their public roads.
Weighed in this balance lam afraid
we would be found wanting. Now
I wish to ask those aspiring to this
position whether they will, if elected,
faithfully execute the law in ref
erence to public roads. Please an
swer through this paper.
J. R. SHULER.
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was removed. We wish the pubIlc TO
be aware that the ex-President cam
not under the law act or dc anything
for the running Of the association.
Therefore we protest.
We purpose to hold our fair about
a week after the whites.
W. P. CoRLEY, President,
J. A. WEST, Secretary.
F. NJ. Weston, N. Williams, COM
mittee.
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sgfake ~
BROWNS IRON RITTERs.
1t cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get the genuine.

In consequence of the continued
sickness of Judge Kershaw it is not
certain that this county will have
court in September.
A very brilliant meteor passed
over this place Sunday night from
West to East. It's light was suf-
fcient to read by.
Nh. Owen Dufie has presented US
with a Tillman cornstalk. To ap-
p~reciate it you will have to come and
see it.
Try sLAck;oaAyeHI tea for Dyspepsia.
Fish will bite now-so will mos
quitos. Novels for fishing parties
and tissue paper (ffty c~olors), at
Berg's Book Store, near Grand Cen
trail Hotel, Columbia, S. C.
There will be preaching at Mr..
Drury Harman's on Saturday the
Seth instant, at 4 p, m, and again on
Sunday morning and afternoon fol
lowing.
Messrs. Jas. E. Shealy & Bros,
will feed the campaign party at Pine
Ridge, H. ". Koon & Bro, at Mt.
Pleasant, and J. c. Swygert & Co.,
at L~eesville.
Sub agents of quite a number Of
county Alliances were in town Fri
day arranging with Dr.. J. W. Eargle,
County Business Agent, for cotton
covering for cotton.
Mary the thirtee-year-old daughter
of Lizzie Frank and grand daughter
of Christian Frank, residents many
years ago OF this place, was taken to
the Lunatic Asylum yesterday.
Nh. W. n. Lucas is so busy keep
ing intruders out of his watermelon
patch that he hasn't time to run for
County Commissioner. He shot
Geo. Barefoot therein while Bill
Spires split the wind last Thursday.
For the very best teas, parched
and ground coffee, New South soap
for laundry purposes, and the best
on the market, Davis and Bon Ton
Baking powders, call at the Bazaar.
MeE!rss,s VINE Or cARoW for female diseases.
The Lexington Factory Company
has decided to build the dam itself
and has engaged Mr.. Rivers to su-
perintend the work, who has COM
menced work with a good number of
hands. Capt. Holler is pushing
things in making the brick for the
factory building.
One Of the managers of each
primary election precinct is required
to come to the Court House on Mon
day next, the 25th instant, to receive
a ballot box, instructions, etc, from
J. A. Muller, Clerk Of the Executive
Committee.
The largest ann most favorably
known mercantile house in the State
is hat of Messrs. F. ". Wagner &
Coo, of Charleston. Their advertise
ment in this issue will prove of in
terest to our merchants and others.
Their travelling salesman along this
line of road is that popular and
courteous gentleman Mr.. Charlie
Pechman for whom you should re-
serve your orders if you wish to buy
goods at the very lowest figures.
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For County Auditor.

The friends of E. T. RAUCH respect
fully place him before the voters of Lex
ington county for Auditor, With the full
assurance that he is in sympathy with the
Farmers Movement.
The friends of JOHN B. FOU respect
fully nominate him for Comfy Auditor
upon the Farmers Movement Platform,
with which he is in entire sympathy,
The taxpayers of Lexington apd Hollow
Greek Townships announce NJ; d. HAIR
MAN for reelection as County Auditor.
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or LEXINGTON,
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

COIN11 OF CN,
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
By G. T. Graham, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Samuel Waits hath made
w suit to me, to gram him letters of
administration of the estate Of and effects
OF Comelia E. Waits.
These are therefore to cite and admoniGh
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Comelia F. Waits, deceased,
that they be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Lexington,
:. c., on the 2Sth August next, after pub
LEGATION hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted. =.
Given under nv hand this 9Th day OF
August, A. D. 1890.
Isl CT. GRAHAM,
Judge of Probate Court.
Aug l3-2w39
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Hughes Tonic, the old time, relia-
BILE remedy for fever andague. Rep
utation earned by thirty years sue
cess. You can depend upon it. Try
it. Druggists have it.
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BARBECUE.

WE WILL GIVE A FIRST-CLASS
w barbecue with refreshments at the
Vineyard School House on Dreher's Ford
Road, on Saturday, September 6. Speak
ing and da, ding on the program.
E. A. KLECKLY,
Fl. NJ. WINGARD,
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Col. John J. Dargan of Sumter,
fell off a fence while trimming trees
a few days days since and broke his
leg.
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ies of st. Stephens church
munity are making grand
ions to give the attendants
campaign meeting here on the
]th instant, q frst-class dinner.
ont fail to come and patronize
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sabJeotto the ratification OF the > 6cratic
Primaries.
Nh. EDITOR: The duties County
Treasurer have been most eficSntly per-
formed by Capt. D. J.. GRIFFITH during
his past term, and as he has al2&ys shown
an earnest desire TO consult1A interest
and convenience of taxpayers il affords US
sincere pleasure to nominate him for re-
election. FARMERS.
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Joint Conference.

cor%sahee with the Constitu-
the Lexington pastorate, the
ouncil of the same will meet
stephens church, Lexington,
n Saturday before the second
in September next, at 10
a. M.
NJ. D. HARMAN, Secretary.
st 13, 1890.
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lCsSlAS'
Ri old Nellies spring
Messrs. Corley & Sem
nent and the following
Eegs addressed the assembly:
Leaphart, c. NJ. Efrd, F: c.
hman, Mai. Meetze, T. l.. Win
8 ~. II. Sharpe and Geo. Sawyer.
aiah Haltiwaager acted as
% and made the-speech OF
De ig Practieing for next
gress.
vdarshal Shealy gave
q feasts. The speakers
Geaphart, Counts, Rast,
Sharpe, Vineyard and
Mr.. J. NJ. Eleazer
sood dinner. Messrs.
Sst, Counts, Minis, Efrd,
ian, Sharpe, Vineyard, Maj,
ze and Mitchell spoke.
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LEXINGTON LODGE, No. l52,A.F. Nj.


Regular communication on Saturday,
August 81. Brethren will, therefore, take
due notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. By order W. N.
G. NJ. HARTMAN, Secty.
July 1856
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YOU GOOD,

SEE THE I'M,
New and Attractive
Clothing I have IN $. stoe ca
land boys. 1t Will oo
Epw cheap these gooas
/ asking for business
.promise of the beS'
Est Prices, quality con-
1 competition in gss Gots
4 offer such q varle.S
may be grained 10
selling at s3'oo =.
i. So and $500 up 10
mems suits. l will CIV.
Syour money than any my
III line of business 10
~, ond it will be SoiS
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suroypsm u sIeTsap rs 90
yrtaddB pooS g aAL5 puS 'no6 aIu3 TTl& II
S43LIIa EO4T S1EMOG9
All .fIJuq9QIsISu9S s!
~ loI poo5 EUP5I mo uIoA Ts a<s uoA 10
s3H0Y X0Ta HQOG H
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"a clnsed q 8 "a

hgs at Providence
Mng which were at
Y marked interest regard
&c spiritual welfare of the peo-
Se and a determination to forsake
those things which tend to democrat
ZEE and corrupt the people. Some
professed a saving knowledge In the
sHoacy of the blood of Christ for the
healing of the nations, Rev. Mr..
Graichen is now conducting revival
services at St. John and we hope his
seysYS1 be crowned with successor
6 salvation of many souls
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pietnre.

&& flGtuIe.
8 Nj. NJ, L. Kinard, the great cloth
zr Of Columbia, has gone to consid-
expense In procuring a perfect
3icture of a portion of the delegates
tie August Convention as they
in n of their enthusiastic
and it now adorns the head
sement in the Columbia
sthe evidence Of
etight depicted on their counte-
yet they IRE not half SO
Kinard's customers as they
be splendid new stock OF all
gents and youth'sIWts
has just returnedwlth from
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROllNA'
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Cotton Gin for Sale.

T HAVE 4 GOOD BROWN GIN, 4OSAW
4 and irons for cotton press, which | will
sell cheap. HENRY A. MEETZE.
August l9, 1880. 39-tt.
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la this goth day OF
II. GRAHAM,
of Probate Cont.