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3MN CHINAMAN.
Ils Ways of Business in California.
Man I'rancisco Letter.
There is scarce an industry in San
.Francisco at present which is not
inore or less affected by Chinese
competition. Cigar manufactiers
and dealers are disgusted with the
growing depravity in taisto oil the
part of the citizens which leads to
the annual conuinption of nearly a
hundred millions of Chinese cigars,
the vilest in odor and appearance of
all nicotian prodiuct-s ; the boot an11d
shoe manufacturers ire grieved by
the reflection that more than three
thousand heathens are stetilinig
away their custom and turning out
at least one-fourth of all the leather
goods manufactured in the city;
the Italian fisherien and vegetable
gardeners sigh to see pig-failed
drawers of nots monopolizing the
best fishing grounds in the harbor,
or the bamuboo polo ind its twin
swaying baskets providing "galrdel
truck" for whole streets of families,
while they themicselves knock uan
patronized at the doors. Even the
Irishimin, who (xpected no0 coli>-.
tition in his profession of scftave14tg.,
imprecates bad luck t p the
saddle-colored gutter .. A.Spe who
picks papers and rags froim the
mud before hiiii. The maniiiutifatctuire
of clothinig, tin-wtare aind woolli
fabrics has also 'heeni extensivelv
indertalken, and, as is the case witi
the other industries which the
Chinese have emtered ulpol, mandte
profitable to an astonishing degree.
IRven as pawnbrokers they have
snuown marked Iusineiis adbility, and
will grind the faces of the poor in a
way which wVould be highly credita
ble to their shrewdest coimpetitor.
They are betaking themselves to
new pursuits every day, and there
are now few mielanies and miaui
facturers, htow'cver senure t hey might.
once have deemed theimuselves to be
in their specialties, who would feel
surpriseld 110111d a (hilluan si1l
denly offer himself in the market i&
their coipet.t )r.
A CASE Ont TwO IN POINT.
A imanufacturer of my acqujiaint
anice, who (lid a 4 triving buisiniess h,
making a certain article of irc:
mongery', wvas recently conisiderabliy
aistonishted to see one( Of hiis (eles
tial workmnen. wh'lo had left himu a
few days before, sudi'-nly set uip a
shlop of his own, where lie produced
exhietly the samne article, butt of
superior finish and~ at a mucnh lower
price. A maker of bird-ctges also au
short time ago haid in his emtplo y a
peculiarly thick-headed Mon)1goium.
wvho, notwithstanding his inetieien.
cy, one day deomanded higher wages
and w~as s~iummaUi .y3 i <miissed. A
week afierward, huoweve r, ta long
uinoccupiedl shop1 directly acr'oss the
street wams opened, aL stock of r
splendent birdl-cauges aidornied the
wmndow~s andl shielves, and a gor'
geousi broadside ot gold anda ver
million in formued the ( Am tericani and1
Chinese passer-b~y t hat Q4uok Gow,
the quondamn workhoman, havinug sot
up for huimusel f, wias prepared to pro
duce those articles in a mo1(st skilfulh
manner andl at prices greatly below
any before advertised -- a pi-oelamia
tion which lie so ablundantly ful
tilled as to drive his former e'mploy
er to other fields.
THR~lIFTY IN(IENUITY.
In the launa dry husiness Johin en
joys alnost a 'omuplete moiniopoly
uis signs appear* in euvery parit of
the cty', the splutter of wtter which
he blows from his muoutht over thle
clothes atid thec sound of htis ironi is
htead fromi morninag till night and
his baskets of elean or soiled appar
el are en(counteredl by myrmiads in
every' walk, Hie is hard worker, andi
toils early and late, (econiomizinrg
every momeint mand never wasting ini
dissiplationi or expensive pleasu res
the dlollars he acemulates. As
rents are high, he utilizes every iunchi
of space in his shiop or fact oryv, and
it is at cottilnon sighlt to see buiilt in
a ro0on1 which is high enough t~o
allow it a second Jloor six feet above
the tfirst, upon w~huich mtach'ines4 are
lac'ed andic workmten buisy them
selves, thius doublinig the( prodnletiv~e
power of the factory withiout in
creasing then remnt. He hats also ai
shrewd concep~tioni of what is a
desirable business loain i}
often rehorts to erafty artifices to
gain a foothold therei'n. A family
which lived in a fashionable qjualrter
of the city 11md( an unio(cupied rd'omu
in the basegrRnt of their house, and,
as there wusnho prospect that they
should have any occasion to use it,
they rented it for merely a nomuinal
sum to the Chuinaman who sluplhiedl
themi with vegetables- a neat, ie
spectfiul and interesting fellow, who
desired to store there his baskets
and carrying-polo, in' order that they
might be conveniently near his daily
round This room had a door open
ing directly upon the main street,
and as it was .somewhat separated
from the rest of tmle buildinug, no
attention was paid to the Ch'na
man's operations. But one moirn
img the ownem.o ate ho-, a. he
started down town to his business,
Raw a strange commotion in and
about the -baseimetit. Smoke and
steam were pouring from door and
windows ; forms clothed in slippers
and a nondescript white cotton gar
ment like a night gown were
hustling to and fro: piles of stell-a
ing elothes liay upon the floor ; flat
iron0s were plyinig ind water squirt
ing, while a dreadful jabbering
kept ip a running iceomllian ent,
aid a sign over the door intimated
what was already apparent, that
Alh Sing had left vegetables and
gone into the laundry business.
The owner of the house fimed and
swore, as was very natural under
Lhe circmiistances. Ah Sing pre
selted the lease which had been
execnted Id which gave him po0
Hemsioni of the bitsemeit for three
moitlis. IN viin the own(r urged
that he had not leased the apart
met for any such purpose as thet
one to which it had been devoted ;
the Colestials reinarked "N(
slabbee" to all his represeitatioi
and eahlly colitiiu1ed their work,
and the upshot of ite whole mtatter
was that a large sun had to be paid
before Vit equipments of tho laun
dlry were removed and the basemienit
locked. upl agatin. The victim now
refuses all deltings With the raee
1111d is one of the strongest oppo
nn(tsfq in the city of Chinese inuia
foratioll lld elleap labor.
TilE NATultE ANn EXTENT OF ('1ii-:*1.
It is difficit to deteriiniiie aeur.
ately to what dimens11,ions Cinei(st
ilailfaCillture have growln. Th
lai nufactu rers thet selves atre vern
r-etiecnt uponm the subject, fim'1
isiatily refluse to ian'ord itny intfor
iataioln whatever, iantd the Whit,
m11Cn1 Vnn oIly give such r(mgh and
incompleto estimiates as are founImde
upon ite deiease inl their owU
bitsine.s--t decreas e to whiel
kther c tut.ses mauy have. conti ihuttedl,
Ilee u whichi has atteidedl
Itlilost. every brallell of indlistry ill
which the Chiiene have entgi1 0
ik doub)(tess minlyi dule to the" sys
Lem puisuited, nalmiely, . tat of '( 1
operation. Eitch person engaging.
mi the lisitness puts inl lifly or v
hun11dred dolhilra, ats t ,he case. ma11.
he, m, besides hiring workeileu
does it part of the im:ltimal lahtoi
himself. At the mnd of six mou th.
or i year the profits of the enter
prise0 aro dividled proportionaitel.
amilong the st-ockholders, theo atlmuil
realized by trade is genierally ldde(
to the origmanl capital, and by I
slow bitt, silu. i ettitiltilttill the min
e10r1n gatins posituin anid infiluencie it
the commeit rcial world. The Chi
11040 1l1ave1 t ilol'tigilly )5tet-St flie C!j)
operative sHin of lituritlfittIre.(
ant have alnlost iill:fortmly mtade i
(eNF n11 o u siNiEssi 11uTS.
The greatest 5i1eess4 (if t ie Chi
n1e1e systeilu has been1 seeln inl t.l<
shtoe trade, which, thitouight less ti tO]
sevteil yottrs old, is llow earried on | 0
about,1 fi fty factories, representtii
Ilearly two miillioun of do)llars ecapital
As in al.1 othter ini:ltstries, thii
knowvledge of the art was ga ine<
fromi Aitteican mainutfact utrr, wIt
introdnl(ed t his elass of1 labor ) atr
timte when i CiJlipii strtikes miu
exactions weret( moist frequenit am1)
OPlpessive Thtotugh t his step) Iuu
n(selhed ini this muclh of go00d. ta
St rike's aind1:1abor leagues have1 M sine
tent been01 abntoistu nkniown in th<l
State. for' wort~kmten well kntow that
if theiy itord Johni anyt op'einet
wvhatever htofe Itil(mmediat 'lv )ccup11
it, andu wlhenl once esth ablishild he( is ai
dlislicl )4lt perso toilremov. lThe
neoarly all! their suppli~ies of lentherV
findings, &e., fromi loca')l dlers,411
and1( thus far at leaist catmltot he4 con.
demntied as carrinag all their earn.
te ttanl(' of oiur deal'rs(t inl shoe-It
mm'king mat erials is principaslly thius
supp~iorted4, 1for1 the Amuieriean mmm-st
factiurers genterally -itup)orV directl~
fromi1 the14 IHist. Tihet tradel~ is v.ery
sat isfactor Iy, i )4o, inasmuchi~l as it i's
prinei v'ily ensh, for theo Ciniese
dislike I mug edlits anid usu lily comel)
to ph~llase wilth a basg of1 mioney in]
their hands~l. Whent credi t is giveni
extent (of 85.000~ a mon111t h to1 a single
mnan fact urer---thet dleblt is abiaost
agreed upon)1 : extenins ar14t~e se41lom
Ils'ed for, atu dealersi hiave few
tricks of fraudlbilent bankruptcy andl
othter ''ways that, art( dartk," wichl
are of not intretinen110)t occuen1ce
amionig white mien), tire abn114osV uni
known atmiong Cthinese. (Cases. have'
wheore a firm wet into intSolvencey,
association fromt its signt and re
li tPpearedt at thle oblastand soon)1 a fter
wardl undloer n1ew (colors bu1 t ith the4
such huI)Ismelss is iln g(enera'll stron 'gly
'4ond4 eiimued by) I 4 (h 'Ihinese, wh~o,
ire fatr from being 14wilullersi.
fTe recen11t agitation upon01 the
sub1je(t (of (Chlinese inunltigrtltion)
11nd labor01 1111, inl miy op)inion, d1on1e
much(1 to aggravaite te evils of t his
elas5s of compe14tition. Otte (If the
was the (determintat ion formted by a
large numiber of per'sonts not to
paitr'onizO manu)11facturers wh1o em
ployedI Chin,)1un(en. Accordingly the
manu facturer's began) to dischIar'ge
thtese workmen and1( employ whiite'
low wages. But the' result of thtis
4t1) wias wihat imight hlave been but
was not expected. Every Chinamtan
who left the fiactories at on1ce joined
soime Chinese e'stab~lliment or' set
tp in business for himself, and the
mer'iease m1 the number of fints has
ntever been so great as (during the
last few monthm For tlt a..t i
troduction of Chinese lab,>r tim
trades-union and leagues are mor<
to blame than has been commonl
supposed. Thanks to thera thi
system of appreniticeslhip is almos
unknown in San Francisco, boyi
and youig non who desire to learr
useful mechaiical professions ar
kept in idleness, many quarters o
the city are constattly in terroi
fromn hoodituns created by thi
Umions and glowing l) to desperat
manhood, anld wrge'cs aire kept up t<
ii poiiit whici seriouily embarrassel
the manfacturers in their ef'orts to
I Conpote With E st]ern Capital an
enterprise. The Chinaman. seem
hig to offer a relief for this state o
things, wi eagerly employed, an<
if 1nanufacturers are harassed b,
coIpotition and woirkmen throw;
i out of elniiloyimeit by labor mor
cheaply offered than theirs, th<
t.rittles-uion system. which bai
CauIld inealculable distress all ove:
the country, is to ia groat degre
responsille for it. Wili the pres
ut nuinber of nianufactories, neitl:
er American nor Chiniese nect
have much fear for tgx future o
their bisiness. Tho' country i;
rapidly growing in 'loplalitioll ani11
wealthi, Itiad the maurket for on
goods is ctanusbtly exteuding
Already the inanmense territory fron
Colorado to the Pacifie, from Alaski
and t~ritsh Colombia to th<
It1m1111us, is prilciially suppliel b,
this city, while even the Sandwiel
1411tulis anuid vouni tl ies yet farthe
removetl re constantly orderin1
large tIshipliletlls. When the re
01)trl(es of tile State tre so fa
developed ats to fur nish most of ou
supplies-as8 will soon be the case
the pres-leit evils of comipetition wil
be turned into ben efits to tniu
fictrl -ers, workili ii and constumore
EGETINUE
Purilles the Bloodi, lItniovate
uiiitl lI ivigorate's te IV hole
ITS ME-ICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alterative Toisie, Solvent 11(am
IDilretic.
'3Ti math- n1l etXelusively fronm th.
jices., of ca:-fitily-soeletedl barkN
roots ainl herbl, anl so troingIv concen
tratte', tIhat it will eiftfetuatlly etradicat
froi the syistea t-very taint of Soroftult
scroftilons . ulltor, Tiumors, cineer, Can
teroui ~utintor, F-'rysiptelis, salit itheuni
iyphiltie l)iseases, (aniker, Faintness ia
thle stoniswih, arnit all diisvss thant aris
fronli isnyttre bloodl. sciatica, 11nt111amma1
zory 11tl4 Chroinie l heumaiin, ralgia
Gtonu,. and1t4 Spilt ('4111 oplaintts can1 only 1
efillyeit4 v ir Il tirigh tie bo4d '
1i r l'leersl. ulIlIluptive 4lisases of th
Skinl, 'l'tubl-s, P'imaples, Illotces, Bioil.,
i Tetter, Seat!th iI anii li iI10ingworill. Vege
tine1' ha.4S netver failed to ileht 14e1r11111e
I''. Pains il tile 111n1k. K ilney ('4111
- plint6:, 6 py, Vv1-'erna eWe akness, Let]
.4rrh-1111. arising 1fm 1 itern. al iticora-tion
a 1 ui tterine dise-ass ii Geineral I)elilit y
Notile aclts Iilectly lponI ti, callses I
tieI eVtul ai ts. it inv l irites ianl
strengthenis the. whOle SYStenk, acts 11po0
the e e et te o ganis, 11ll. -s Inflitair
elur s I honleeration an 1411lites tile lowtlh
For CatarrIhi. Iy 'spvI -sill, I ab110itild C ,
oloh., il'il-, Ner'lvousnetss anel1 ( ;4l-re
Pro st ration ofI the1 NI r'vouis Sv teln
13w1.1icine has4 10v.r1 ie suc p511ct-ati
tiret itlil as the Vegit iln. It puriniles thI
b lood,4 I ch~llnsts a11 ll ofi 1he organs, 311
1 sssees a ottrollill ' piower over 'th
nervous411 systeni.
Th11 reina ble~~ cell'. t'leeted4 by Vg
tinie in. ve'4 inlneed 1nu11ny phlysiia'a11s an1
e14411 the.1ries when we111'I ku'o.s to~ pr'ecrlb
a1a us11 3141it isl the-ir' ow'Itl I .iiliis.
-in fact1, V:.1.1 ist-: is thle betst renwid' yv
discover ed forI' the' aboveI 4 iel'ass anS. 111
It (only re'liabh-t illo0th Paii1cr vet p)laceL
blefore' thet pulic~.
HI. R. S'TE lENS, Boston, Mais
Wnxv is :t:ix-rr ? It is a eOIl poull
ex~trt-te fronii barks, rotsIt 1and4 herb,
Ih11ltless I ti 411any h4ad4 4, freet pn th~
44yst eIn,. It is .1n141rishuiliu 11n.1 streth'len
11ng it acts 41hreetly I ,44 the i1t, 1
11u1iet-s th or leon41s 1y34 nIl. It giveN yol
a144441, SWa tll e atlight. It is a gre
34, rve, 11114 g ies thein Nalture'45s we4
.Igedt 1)4rs 'n. It is thle grea'1t 11il41d4 luri
.inds. It reIieve'1S 41314 enrs'll d*' 1141ieaseC
or iginatin g trata 4444 pur b~loodI 1444. Tfrv thl
MaO..3x5. ( ie it a1 fair triaot 1'you
-' inpjtlaint then143 youl will say' to1 'von1
it is recomn111 Iended, is ha11 ing a1I lge'r sal
othe one idii.WhVE
Me lle Sold by ili Dr"nggists
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14ov'-2l att W~3inn1boro4, S.(C.
SELLING OFF AT 0081
P3!r.IO3D !!
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAP'S
I J offer my1 lilt ire st~c'k of loots, Shloes,
.1. 111a14 1and1 Capls, at and11 below ('0$
ness4 by ,Ianl uary 1st, 1877.
I also cakll alttentionl to a ine lot o~f enn.1
vassed4t'I Itlls. (Chotie brandsll of' New'
O)rleanls, Cuiba al1ta lIla'ck Strapl Molasses,
I1igheslCt plrie givenl for tcottont.
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15th Novemibelr, 18761.4
oct 264n fl J. nv~R,Ey,
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DIs:11E ANK r.8STnAT1Wn.
K A graiphi len-picture of its history, grand
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thoroughly popiular and very cieap. 11
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Agoent.4 Wanite-d for the Story (if
Chaxaley Ross,
Written by Is fiather. A comnplete ate
count, of this anost My tsterious Abduction
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MASON & HALIN
CABINET ORGANS
,[fave been Unanimously_ assigned the
"FIRST RANIK
IN THE.
Several Requisites"
t Of sueh Instrumients, it the
S T. S. CENTENNIAL, 1876.
- an 1 are the only organs assigned this
rink. Their silperiority is thu1s declarplI
n >t in otie or two resipects only, Int in AL11
the important. qutalities of anll orgia. A
Mcdal and Diploma live Also been
alwarided theml but medals11 of equal Valu114
were award(d fall atiicies duendid worthy
of recognition. so that 1nany 13 akers enulu
aidvertise ''lrst niedali" or "'highest
Comp44K laralt ive ralnk ini excellne, ihas
beenK deLternlitnedl hby the J udges' lIeportx
lone~l, ill wichl the AAON & HIAMULN
-'OlttA NS arn unahinlously assigned '"The
f irK't ran~k Un the several reqjuisites" of such
Sinstrulments~ ,1 are the onii ' ones~ as
sined thin ranKIk. See JIudgsc ItEpoarts.
isj' re'sult wa'ls not1 une~xpected1, for
Lihesce orgashv nfomytke ih
es wrsinl sucKh c'oKInpetit ions,5 thmere
be'gni. less thlan six excep1t ions8U i hudre~ds
ofI compa1i)risonms. T.Ihey' were a waired
fir'st mtaels, and highesst hlonorc lit PaKris
18(17. V ion na 1873, Hantiago 1875, Phlila
dlhia~t 187ti; hain~ig thi u1 bee'n awa'lrded~
tion at w hiu'h tihey' have 'oInpIetedl, nnd14
beingf till only3 A lnericaunorgansx which
*. lKvert obtaineettl any aiward in Europe.
New sutyilesc, wvith improsvemeKcnts exhiibi
dI - led at thei Centenln ial: elieganlt !4Iw ca1s
i. in grumat variety. Priuces v'ey lowest con
y xistenIt i'thl best matteriael ar'1(1 tworkmuan
4' si.. Organhs sohl lo4w thor caIshl or in.
sta11lbnenKts, (or r'e'nt'ed until ren t pa11vs.
1 lhvery organII wa rranlted to giv'o e n tire
II 8:a isfact ion to e'vt ry' reat.,llsonable1 prchaser
I orI the4 m110n.-y KreturnKiled. Illustratedu Calta
:lelgues sen1t tree.
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NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS I I
jrsTr OP'ENIED at time WVinnsbores Dry
~e Goeod s, IFaney'3 (Good41 and44 AillineKry'
lIazaar4111, wh'ich'1 werel4 tele'ted withi the
grealtest caKre( by '1irs. JIealg inK thle NorthernI
I~SKarkets. A coempile'te and4 full linle eof Alii.
liwly (;ood1 oIf tile ini lst escigns. Th'e4
stocek of' all kindslc of 44nehandiise wh'ichi
tihe plie knoewcu I genle'rlly keep. wiill bec
r'epieithledl and1 kept comp4Jekte dulring tihe
l'itnii ly Gr'oceiIes, such as~
lcutr, Aleai, Orist, 11ae-n, Lardi, Moilausss
Afiackerel, ('akes, ('rackers, Caindy
1c., always fre'sh. Kerose'ne
WVeoodeni Ware, T'in Wa4re,
('rockery a full
assoertmaentl.
InK fact, you ('an1 11ind alii you1 wan41t amt
.J. 0. IIOAG'S.
One anld alil, greait and( aflil,
(Give Iiong a1 call -lat thle (orneor.
Priec'a to suit the tinmes. No trouble to
sho8~ew gods.
oct 12
a. O. BO -
F. W. HABENCIT,
Proprietor of the
T7EEPS constantly on handl a tine
....stock of Wihik eys, lirandies, Winenx.
M1ait, iquto'rs. Cigars, T1obacco, ete., etc.
Atlho fuav orite and fashilonable beverages
-I prepanred from tihe purest liquors and in
theo finest style. Cone'to the Cenltennial1
blur, utnder tile W~iinboro Hlotli.
oct 5 '
COTTON.
WE have resnmed business at our for
mer stand, No. 3, Hank Range, and will be
glad to see our old eustomon4. We will
use every endeavor to please you and to
give yon goods at the very lowest prices.
Cotton purchased, or if partien prefer to
ship, w4 will advance twenty-ivo dollars a
bale and hold subject to their orders.
LADD B3ROS.
Oct 12 _________
MCMASTER & BRICE
Most respctfully request the
Inspecion of their cheap and
well sele, ted stock of
goods, which they
1)dier RtS low 5s
thle up
COUN~iLY.
THEIR LADIES'
D~epartmnent is full and comiplete in
every line.
RUFF'S, SILK TIES,
Hlandkereiefsa. C~ol ars, Cuuffs &c., ini
great variety and at extremely low prices.
AMERICAN DELANES,
Nice Dress Goods, colored and black
Alpacas, at prico3s that~ defy coinpetition.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
r'onsisting of Brown Ilomuespun, Cheek.
e'd liomuespun, D)enima,- T1ickings, Shirt.
inag', &c., at prices to suit the price of
Cot ton.
THEY HAVE
A splentlid lot of Jeans and Cassimecres,
Gents' and1( Boys Suits which they offer at
great bargains.
OPERA, GRAY,
White andi Red Flaunels at 5elling
prices.
A FULL STOCK OF
GJents', Youths,' Boys' and Childrens
clothing of every description.
THEIR LINE OF
Gents' Furnishing (Goods is complete in
every particular.
' GENTS', LADIES',
Youths', 11oys' and ' hildren's Shoes in
great variety, and at u adeniably low
prices.
THEIR HARD WARE
Department Is full and complete, con
sisting of everything generally found in a
hardware store.
A NEW LOT OF
Good and cheap carpets just received.
('alt and examnine bef'ore bupying
your goods bisewhere
e5. McMASTER & BIRICE.
FOR ALE.
oet BE ATY, 13R). & ON.
ALL personm knowing thenmselves to
..L.be ndebtedl to me will please come
forward with money or cotton. and settle
old accounts, if they expect indulgence
atnothmer year.
catS F. ELDn .
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
-O- --
HOfy are indebted to us for PflOVI8.
IONS or PHOSPHlATES, we would respeet
fully call attention, that your biflla are due
on or before the first of November. We
are depend~ing on you for paynment AT
ONCE, to enablo us to meet obligations
made to aessist you, and which aro due at
that time.
In order for us, as well ats you, to main
tain our eredit, it is necessary to meet our
promisev promptly.
Beaty, Bro. & Son.a
oct 12
J. CLENDINING,
Boot anid Short Manuf tactur'er.
WINNSIBORO, S. C.
T~IlE unhdersignedl re
sp oetfull annttonn~ers to fth
ciien .- airtield thaet hi
hats remnovedi his lioo t andti
Shoe Manufactory' to onie docor below Mr.
C. Mullers. I amt prepared teo maiLeU otur<
all styles of work in a silastaentitul it:oz.
Iworkmasnlike manner, ceut of the very besi
1materials, aend at p)rices fully ats low aes the
samte geods eun be aeenufactured for at the
North or elsewhere. I keep c-onstaently on
hand, ,a goodte Stock of Sitlo and Upper
Leathter, Shoe Findings &c., whic'h will be
sold at reasonale prievs. itel ai ring
preotuptly attended to. Tlermts stric*tly Cash.
ftr D)ried Hidles bought.
PLA NTATION TO RtENT,
TO RtENT, for the year 1877, the phan
1tationt k noiwnt as the " albley Place.,'
one mtile fr an the obil (Clu-stnutt Ferry,
eight mhiles fr, m the town eof Camsdens, it
K~ershaw C emnty. Ont the piremaises are I
good dlwelling. outhoutses sutitale for
e'nants, g.tod gin-house, screw', oec.
Goodl faimnng land open, suficient fort
eightt or ten plout.irha. Parties wish ing toe
rent can apmply to Messrs. Trraenttham A
Haty, Attorneys, Camen, 8. (C., or to the
owner at lIock l11ll, S. C.
oct 5 -8w. MARIY A 3M0llLEY .
Charlotte, - oI~tnn bin. & A uiguxf a
RIah lIind.
Uou.1'MneA, lie'c. 19. 1875
TiE olowngPaeneger $echedubl
[.l w ~ hern ivrthe rot-l ont ande
'itter tie dlame:
Leave Atuguesa, 0 -. at 4.156 p
''Coluesnhia. b. C., tJ2o p
'' Winsbsloro, 12.t00 p
"e Cheesser, e.ott ,,
Arrive at Ulharlotte, N. C. 6. 15 a
TRIAIN--Onsd0e soeru,.
Leave Charlotte~, N C. am 9 .gt p
" Chtest er, 12 o a
-, Wtnsboro,~. I :i5 a
"~ Cols ubia, 3..6,
Arrive ati Augusta 9.00) a m,
JAS. AN)ER -'h, Oent'l Stpi.
A. POPEL
O.Passenger ain i 'j icket Agent
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Ioffer for sale or renit thte resiene
.tloent eed en Vande'rborst treet, neatr
thte Associate Refornmed Chlurch, l'Tim
house is cottinge style, containing thtree
upright roomts, two atties, and kitchten.
room attaceed. 'rThe htottse has beent re
cently tntted entire. On thte ptremises
are a fine well end aell necessary ot-t
btuild ing.s. Termis reasonable.
Apply to JOIIN W. PtIltCELI.
nov2.-4t or tf.
To 0u Patronas.
.EINIIE undersigned desire to remtndl
.1. their old friends end cusetomei~rs and
the public generally that they are still to
be found1 at their old stand, witht a full
Stock of Plantation. end Pamily (Oroceries,
Boocts, Shoes and Domtostic D~ry (Good1 &e'
All of whtich thtey are offering at prices in
keeping with the hard times aend scareity
of money. Give us a call andt be con vinieed
of whtat we say,
P 5.-Those persons Indebted to us are
hereby notified to come forward and make
ptaymentiat one, or they will find their
accounts in the hands of an officer for
c olleetlon, We need our money and muetst
nov 2 JOIUNSTON & PETTICREW.
ZjWW__a2.'c~m.
THOS. R. ROBERTSON,
Attorney at Law
AND TRIAL JUBTICE.
$i# All business entrusted to him in
either capacity will receive prompt atten.
tion.
Office on Washington street,.ono door
east of Winnsboro,
oct 5
If. A G.AI.rAun. JNO. 8. it.:Yorng
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS,
AT.l'ORNEYS AT LAW,
NO. 2 LA W RANGE,
WINNS U80Oi iOU'111 CAlOI INA
Sphool .Dfoticu.
P EISONwishing to teach in the pub.
Hie schools in Township No. 8 are noti
fied that the Trustees will mteet at lidge
way on Saturday the 11th of Novembler,
for the'purpose of contracting with thoso
who have complied with the order of tho
Board (if I-xaminers.
11 EDl.NUNDS.
CORNELlU3 MECANS, Trustees.
nov 2M2
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
By Jno. J. Neil, Erguiere, ProbAle Judye.
W HEltEAS.tJamos Turner, Esq., hat
mualo suit to ie to grant hii
letters of administition of the cstate an
effects of A. Yongue Turner, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credi
tors of the said A. Yonguo Turu tr, de
ceased. that they Le and appear before me,
in the Coirt of Probate, to be held at
Fairtielid Court House, S. C., on the I Ith
day of November next, after publication
ereof. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show ciuse, it any they have, why the said
administration s(ould not, be granted.
(liven under my hand, this twenty-fourth
day of October, Anno Domini 1876.
JNO. J. NEIL,
oct 2'-tx2 J P. F.
THE CAMVPA1GiN
FAIRLY OPENED.
I AS retiniel midi will now dlisplayfo
the benefit of his Patrons, the
citizens Of Fiirlield,
H ATS,
the Nobbiest. Tilden, Hampll)toln, Custer and
all other styles.
CLOT H INC:
The meint'stylish Slits, of the latest and
most approved inke and stylti.
DIRY GOODS
df the latest anid 111st becoming styles, to
sit thue iost fastidtious. All I ask of my
frien Is is di themelves' tle justice, am'l
Sol the favor. to look at 4is Stock beforn
making purehiases. My Stock of
1300'TS AND) 8110EN
ii complleit,. Hoir.lerwear, Shawvls.
'Ad. liianke.ts. I can comilpete with any
.u-- ini t Iis tmarket, or elsewhere. All I ash ,
ISis a call. toi convince myl frensha I mean
SOL. WOLFE.
(ct 19
COLUMBlAREST ,
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly4
TElRMS, IN AP'VANCE:
SiXcy si oniths..-.---..--.--- 50
il-Wi.EEL. Six monlhthls - -- - - 250O
WEEKLY, six nlths - - .. - } 0t
114)13k Saad .Dob P'aIumtIlg Ofilce
IX TVIlE S'VTl
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ALL THE NEWS
Of the D~ay Conidensedl.
Suabscri piltin, $~2 50-6 Moths.
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Daily at tihe ('apitai. Address
JULIAN A. SELIIY Manager.
.I..EEP4 conslutanitly or. handl a full sup
pliy of (Choice FAMILY (lROCERLIES and
PL ANTA~TION SUPLIESl. is stoek has
recently bee replenished0, and 11 is noW
readly to suplply tile want of a