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^ gMngTbif JV^Ti m . -gr.rr p XT'?;W ^ i? m. im , r " I OWN AND COUNTY. ; - WjEDNX>WY, >ov?ml>er 30. : : : 1883. Vfw? ?vr? TTktvm.d. g 1 r.K*i.^ .1 nr. or." V \ ' ' -Tfn-weefcfjr?dition, four dollars j>er Jnui'M. in advance: weekly edition.; t\vo dollars and fifty cents jmrnsnuni. j iti advance. Liberal discount lo clubs of five and upwards. Katks ok AnvKKTisixrw?One dollai per inch for the first insertion, ?.id fifty cents per inch for ench subset ?e!it insertion. These rates Apply to ail ad vr rtisements. of whatever natt'iv. and are payable strictly in advance. Contracts tor three. <ix or tv:cl' e months rwdc on very liberal t<'inis. Transient local notices, fifteen cents per Jine for the first insertion and seven . and one-half rente per ii^S for each, subsequent insertion. (>$atua"ies and IHOUU'S <)| ? tisements. Simple announcements 01 D?arria:re< deaths published free 01 and solicited. f \ii communications. of whatsoever fc?L *w?uro. >h ?utd J?e addressed to the ' U'.jiii!?horo Publishing Company . W'.wsboro. S- C. j Xottck.?All persons indebted tome for Work done will please call and sett?e. i iiln com]M*llcd to have money to \-Hy those 1 owe. Cla'ins not paid by ; the first of Nove'.nbcr. will have seven j%er cent, and the cost of collection ! added. A "word to the wise," &c. [xi>v] J. Miirs<>.\. i New .i<iT?rtii?m?nii(. Land for Sale?T. P. Carlisle, Excvtttor. | Received?K. M. IlllCy. I).J$';lgT>nhei liter's Choice Cigar. Sealed Proposals?J. 11. Harvey, j Cluurtiiau. -Canaries for Sale?Willie,II- Mills. ! Christmas is Coming.?J). K. Fleinii- j . i ken. ! vhtat Received?J. F. McMaster & j tv- . j ' I oral BrW*. j t ?uXo. 10** didn't get to tlie fire? ' po >r filing. | ?- The streets are being eleancd up? j S-gvJOd idea. ' ?Many Northern tourists arc passing. southward. ?The boom in Confederate bondshas subsided. j ?Cotton was worth 11J on Satnrday and 011 Monday it brought 11|. i ?This time last vcar it was eonsid t erably colder and clear. ?What arc you {roing to do with; yourself on the 2.r>th of t)eecmbtr? j ?The Citizens* Cornet Band has been rCM>rg&?i?.cd. Wc hope they will re- j main so for a while. H ?Mr. C. T. (ioodin?r, of Charleston. was in town for a few days on "bus?- j ?The watermelon season is over, ] and Tom-and-Jerries have come into i l'a<hion% *? A few of onr citizens, leave on ; Monday for the Atlanta Cotton Exjk>- > sition. ?The county commissioners invite { sealed bids for putting a new roof on ! - - . I 4. , the jail. See advertisement. . ?The fire company expect to fret new uniforms when the steamer is purchased. ^ ?The sheriff soid at private auction ; oh Friday two blooded auiinals?an ox and a intilc. Just received 10,000 Syndicate ei- i rars.the best cigar for five cents in; "VVlnnsboro, at F. W. Habenicht's. * ' ?There was a hravy frost on Friday ' I morning. !t was decidedly the coldest day we have experienced this sea- j t on. j v^^otfpn sokl in'Winnsboro on Tties tVay for. lOg cents 1 o'n Wednesday for 1 10? cents; on Thursday for 10$ cents, i and on Friday for 11 cents. ?Very ifew people have been in V town this Week, owing to the disagree- i " . 1.? ??.? nAiicnniioiittv not ! niiiu ut'uiiiu) >tuu much bu>iness was done. 10.000. Just received ten thousand ; of the celebrated brand Syndicate ci- : gars at F. \V. Ilabeniehfs. * j, I- don't respond to our nppctds. If they knew jitst how much We needed money, they would crowd our office. We are ready for the rush, j ?'Thanksgivings Day was not gener-' ally observed in Winnsboro?1 lie only ! recognition being by tho National \ Bank and the post-office. ?When WinnjMioro gets her strain ; fire engine f-he will have as good facili-1 tie* for protecting the town against fire ' as fvnv place of its MS'e in !!>? State, ?The?? :? probability of a new * daily newispapeiv witirabundant- ttron-; ey at its back, being started in Cliar- j Jefton before raanv months. . ' I . The Syndicate cigars arc hand made j l-:,t ?itw? onjtfvin (ffVlil ! vwi;:?>ui riu jiwtw hum j, , . Havana tobacco and sold at the low i r price of five cents a piece at F. W. j Habenichfs. ; ? * j ?Colonel Rion lias shown t? an in-1 teresthig piece of journalism in the i ft shape of a newspaper pub'ishct1. in Ar- j W monja. It is well printed, and, if any- j body.jcan make out the hieroglyphics,, j. * will s'Urely repay the labor of a perusal.; \ ?ill, K M. Ilney's i;ew>.advertise-j meiij^Vpears in another column... IIqThas just received a fn.t tine of canned good&; eiev, of which he invites an ex^ animation. ' llead his advertisement j and then give him a call. ?When a young man goes visiting i" and stays very late it is suggested that i . " . tlsereis just enon?fh oil in. the lamp to j last to-ascertain hour. It is a broad! hint, but "the. boys" geuerally stay nn- | ||^ti?e- lamp-goes out. ?We call attention to the advertise- ; lent of Master Willie H. Mills in i nother column. He has raised thirty'j 'anaries this year, eijrht o? which he | o\v advertises for sale for the be?efu j f Foreign Missions. \?The Columbia, correspondent ofj ?e .Greenv?\le uYew* thinks. trliat iIk> j [lances favor the election of the *4Jou. j. I>. Witherspoon, of York, as jndire i ft.be sixthAccounts fj-o'm j kduriibia'on Thursday were that Jno. j L Hemphill. Esq.. of Chester, would robahly be the winning man. [?The connecting train put on the | IKiarlotie. Columbia ami Augusta Kail-: kv) last Snndfty ?i?rlit arrives in Cltarftte from NV.v York at S o'clock in |e evening'- - It leaves the lat ter city | 4.45o'clock in the morning, thus ikingthe distance between the two Bints named in fifteen and a half nr.*. New York papers issued in B? morning can be read Charlotte; |at night-. But ft takes nearly tweti- ; I fonr hours to get the same paj>er pun Charlotte to Winnsboro. "Wiiy is Ins thus? F One oft J ic most noticeable feature? of the tire on Sunday morning ? a? the active part taken in it by Mr. Fred A. Stewart, the traveling agent for* the well-known notion ho??e of Hutzler Jlros., of Baltimore. Mr. Stewart. ? though somewhat- ot a stranger to our town could not bavc tukefi niorc litter ' .. i. JCju&Vra^ii]r'iTT'Whtra-r: ost or labored any lmrder had it boon M hi< own residence that was being dc- iiu i strove*!. We know that w henever lie or vists Winnsboro hereafter he will al- in: - t. ways receive a hearty welcome as one m< of **tl>c boys". j Home Again*.?Major E. C. MeClurc,4 cx of ("Iiester. after a residence of some .vca'rs i-ii Texas, ha< returned to his old ; or home, where he will resume the prae- s an t ice of law. Major McLure will be. . 1 !?" uewetnbcred ::s the former editor of the j ^ (.'hes:er Hrportcr, m the conduct ofj , whi<-h paper lie showed a dejrree of ?al*' j ent and eflh-iency that won for him a high place in the journalism of the State. Ilis many friends arc jrlad to Welcome him back. ... uk Tiik Pouticai. Casks.?The JYVw.* tin ami ( juricr is authorized and requcs- ?d tod by District Attorneys. W. Melton toi to give notice that the cases for thes^u violation of the election laws will not w: he culled f<>r trial at the ensuing term or of the United States Circuit Court, in (?c Columbia. The witnesses in such J0' cases, unless otiierwise specially noti tied, will withhold their attendance. ; tjK Tiik Gkkkxkackkks.?The Chester; Svlfetin says: "The Grecnbackers atj ^ Feasterville are Mahone men, and arc r r: triumphant over his capture of Virgin- Pn ia. They say South Carolina is bound | to~ ' " 1-" * a Vmm \v<> ' "01 IU i1*9 I lie ISIUIV ?? <0 . A I VIM v j had with some of the loaders a few. i days ago. we iind them utterly alicnat- tox ed from the Democratic party, of which j mi they were zealous red shirt members in j *10 TO." C01 ?~, r I ftt Let Us Have a Lal vdkv.?A steam . f)c, laundry is bccominj; one of the neces>i- the tics of our town. There is no enter- i in prise, requiring a small amount of - ai|, capital, that would pay a bcttv*. divi-i dciul. Thfc washing of clothes is get- j ejc ting to be;a serious matter, as it is next : (_-0 to impossible to sr'et it done properly (ju * \. t o At ar any price. umer oouuicm cum- |Itl. aiunitics as small as Winnsboro have cllj this convenience, and we arc sure that },af: if some wouldoue move in the matter jg t our cili/.ens would give the enterprise a wj] paying patronage. '* : sitI Gin House IJi'UNKd.?On Monday 111,1 afternoon the gin-house oj? General Bratton's Canaan plantation was burn- < aCr ed to the ground with gin head, four . hales of cotton and five hundred bush- I ei . els of cotton-seed. The engine was j *? 1 saved. Engineer, Jack Johnson, being ! considerably burned about his hands. An outhouse with six bales of cotton : ^ 01 was saved by dirt thrown upon it. |. 51 Three lost bales belonged to Charlotte I l!* 1 nrc Evans and one to Rose McCants. AS', ; Tli, spark from the engine caused the loss, j The gin was the fortv-fivc saw Elliott ,n"J ... bci Gin. one on which twelve oaics avtrag- j iuir four hundred pounds were ginned ?nc , , ' . . Ion in twelve hours at atrial. tra Pkrsoxal.?Wv were pleased to see Tin in town on Thursday Col. W. H. Mc- am Corkle, of. Yorkville, who is now a traveling salesman for a leading North-; ern I10USC4 Colonel MeCorkle *.s well i * , , son kr.own to many of tne people ot ra:r- j ^ "eld, as once colonel of the Twelfth! , 7* . , _ 1 she Regiment. J'c was a brave and rffi-1 , cient ofHr ' was great Iv beloved i . i the by th? command. Sinec the; war ;en living at his home in ! ~ . . 1; f,rc lorkvi..,, .or the most part engaged j in mercantile pursuits. The fact that; ^ he served as iutendant of the town for f ,* ; ale several terms is an evidence of the es-; teem in which he is held bv his own ' - .. : , i so 1 ':ommuiiit\. Jii lus present carccr ne ; has the best wishes of hosts of friends, i * . ? tm< IiKSOLfTIOXS of Thanks.?At a re- or': cent meeting of the Gordon Light In- J fantry, the following preamble and j resolutions wereunanimouslyadopted: j ^9 Wherens, on a recent occasion a mint-1 11 ber of the young ladies of Winnsboro ; dre formed themselves into a theatrical! the club tor the purpose of raising a sum | njtl of money for the benefit of this compa- i . ny, the Gordon Light Infantry: and,; whereas, as the result of the entertain- i am ment given by this club the sum ol i bef forty dollars iias been presented to us ; t|iC by this club; therefore, be it resotcal: i 1. That we accept this sum from the i uc theatrical club as a testimonial of its in deep interest in our organization, and : gro tender our best thanks for the self-de-! denying efforts of its members so sue-; f. cessfuily made in our behalf. 'J. That a copy of this preamble and ; wa resolutions be inserted i!? The News j hot and 11 kicat.i> and an engrossed copy be j wo cent to the club or its representatives j ^e.v by the secretary. ' j ^ Dktiikl -pitksitvteky.? A special i oV! meeting of Bethel Pi*esbytery was he'd i a d in the Presbyterian church at Chester j gu; on la?t Wednesday night, I6tii instant, | 3 tor the purpose of acting' upon the dis-! fro solving of the pastoral relations be- i wu tween some of the ministers and their ; firs congregation?. The Rev. J. C. Me- j gre Mullen moderator of the meeting; | hie the Rev. 1). Harrison, clcrk. After j to 1 some discussion motions were adopted.; the dissolving the relations between tire col Rev. I\ L. Lcepcr and the church at dai Fort Mill: also the p?i>t>ral .'relation doi between 4he Rev. R. K. Co6j>er and ; de.r the churches at Rock Hill.and Ebencz- j los er? at their ow n request.- ffhe Rev. j Mc Mr. Coobcr was dismissed to the Prea- ! foil bvtery of North Tcxa?, at Dallas, j 1 Permission was granted the Rev. F. L.'-! hu - Leepcr to labor outride the bounds of j mc Presbytery until the next regular meet-1 ':ir inir. The same- permission was grairt- j rJ ed to the Rev. J. L. Williams, recent | of pastor of Waxhaw church. Presby-j Mr tery then adjourned to meet at Chester i Ge on the second Wednesday of Decern- Ke ber.?Reporter. wl: de! Xkw Auvkutiskmkxts.?Mr. D. Tit. j of. Flcnniken, to be readv for Christmas i { times, has recently got in u fresh sup- : ? ply of staple and fancy groceries, of' wn which he/ solicits an examination.!?* These goods have .ill been selected -with care and taste, and ]>eople who arc fond of good things will he .*ure to kii go and see them. j ';l! Messrs. J. F. McMaster & Ho. arc also tip to time, and can now show (jU their customers a line of groceries, coi both staple nnd fancy, which cannot 'l,< fail to prove an irresistible temptation *u' to people who have any liking for j toothsome things. Consequently these goods cannot remain long in store, do and those who want some had best at make an earlv call for them. * . foi Mr. i>. Mufciuieimor mis just rcceiv- , Oil a lot of his "Choice*' cigars. which ]1:l smokers are sure to enjoy. The merits IV of cigars in general.'and of Sugenheiuier*s in particular, are briefly ?et forth in the now advertisement appearing in p another column. In addition to tliesc Mr. Smrenheimer keeps at Iris grocery a full ai:d well-select I'd stock of everything in that line: (iivghim a call. . ui> A Jrn<;e on.tiik Kamiwof.?Under s it.! . I .1 ?t..t ( /v^' nn ! //?> ni<? 4I!I> lil'ZfU III*" \.HV;N,ri * . . h-'l "At Georgetown la*t week Judge. col orinifT-1 " ' bi ' 'nli Mi ? >m\ ii ir'miay ickcy mailc a wihl peech. tleiuaml? a larger representation of the colc-d voters in the Legislature, the wip ? out of all party lines, and honed^, *4 4 4,%t"k "'/vtiM tvltnn oiiv air tut; liHiv ? tjuivi \ "?nv m, 'while or black. Xortliern or uthern, can coine into tins State ami press his political sentiments withL the apprehension of fear to jKjrson property/ Well, if we remember ight. Judge Maehey himself vxesM-il his political sentiments' right ely throughout this section from i 72 to-l^'G, and we never heard of ? having any 'fear' as to his person property. Scott, Chamberlain, Patson. Worthington. Cardo/.o, K11 it?tt. d I he whole concern of them did ewise; we never heard of any of jm saying that they had been molest- = or made afraid. But, the C'harlesi Xeirsftiul Co crier reminds us that i-*A .i mv.-it :inil : U}Z\z i.- 41 j nits to know whether he was j >king whether In; was in earnest in liis oi^piown speech. We respectfully , n in tin* inquiry."' ^Lkcisi-ati sik.? Both Houses of ; Lcv\'aturc met promptly on Tuesv, the '^nd iust. The JS'ctrx and' xtrier gives tlie following by tele- i :tpli: "Nearly all the members were j >eii; at the opening1 of the session ! day except the Beaufort delegation. j it her of the colored Senators, Miller I Beaufort and Williams of Georirevn, being present. All the com-; ( ssions appointed at the last se.*u submitted their reports, which i' itain work enough for two months least, and in addition quite a mini- i ( of new bills were introduced in j i senate ami equaiiy as umu> umuu the House. A resolution was j ( >pted in the House appointing Fri- ', r next for the Joint A?:eniblv to ' \ I ct an associate justice ol the Supreme . urt, vice Associate Justice Mc- I wan, whose term expires, a com-; =sioner of agriculture and'six cir-; t judges. Tiie resolution, however, j ; ; not yet readied the Sen.ite, and it . nore than probable that the date i II be postponed n few days. The | .lation as regards-the election is not terially changed from what, it was terday. except that the publication : Judge Mat-key's latest political'. obatic feat in the J-'cvs and Court- , to-day may be regarded as a final. ] . t etus upon any chances that lie may re had to become his own successor, j ere seems to be no opposition to; j unnissiouer Butler, and none to < soeiate Justice McGowan. As there 1 io earthly reason for a caucus, it is : j ibable that no caucus will be called. | c sentiment at least seems to be . iin>t it. The Lien Law has already j J ftin to be discussed in t'le lobbies j 1 at the hotels, and it will, not be : , i?r before the discussion will 1 c : nsferred to the floor of the House. 1 c discussion on the constitutional '* endments is fixed for Friday next."' t Fire in Wlnnsboro. ( Shortly after midnight, Saturday. > ne of the citizens of Winnsboro': re roused by loud cries of tire, and rtlv after the harsh alarum of i fire bell brought all the rest out in i; street. There could be no uncer- i ity as to the whereabouts of the i * fay fiv?m t!ir? lii<rh elevation in' "J ?o " -- upper of the town, on which Mr. j II. McMostcrs residence was situ- * it a "lore as briirht as noondav' mined-cverythiMjf lor'miles arouud,. j that houses* as far off as Mr. James j Cully's?seven or eight miles? { I *ht l)e distinctly seou. The fire j i filiated in a woodhouse in the rear : " :he main dwelling, but the wind j s wing directly to the east, both j j re soon wrapt in flames. In the: efest possible period several huu- j ( d persons were on the ground, and ] v worked manfully to "save the fur- j lire and other valuables. In this-r y partly succeeded, but the flames! 1 suffocating smoke drove them oil' < ore their tn?k was completed. At j lifiirlit of the conflagration sparks I re blown to a great distance, falling ; showers as far as the College >unds and even past Mr. Garrison's j ellin^. The house was of heart iber and burned fiercely, yet so solid s the structure that it was over an ; ir before the timbers all fell in. It j j uM be impossible to narnite all the ! j ts of daring that were performed, j | seemed to do their best. JJv four ! l lock the flames had subsided, and j 1 etail of the tire company was left to j *rd the premises. I < >lr. McMaster happened to return j ( m the Legislature on Salurdav. and i c i ( s fortunately at home. When he i j t went out the fire had not made j i . >1 ? <>* l?nt if wfia iimnniiiUffti. 1 I before help came. It is supposed ' J liave caught from some coals left in ; ' fire-place of the outhouse hv a | ored man cutting wood in there the [ ! 1 * before. Most of the furniture ! 1 ivu stairs was saved, and a good ! J d from the second story. Still the j < s in thiSMVRpect was not light. Mr. j I Master lost his watch, which was ' ind melted the next morniiur. | j rhc projierty was insured for fifteen ! . ndred dollars, and was worth at a! 'derate estimate four thousand dol~ | s* il * - - -- ..i. 1 ... 1 * 1.I l tic nou.?c was one 01 me minimal ks | < (Itc Boro.-' It was built years a<ro by u . David I?. Evans, tlien occupied by j: neral Buchanan and Mr. 11. S. I J tchin, ami lastly by Mr. McMaster, |, 10 improved the property a jfreati < il. Mr. McMaster has the sympathy j the entire community in his l^s. j 'Cotton* is King.**?'This expression ; is originated by Senator Hammond, j1 South Carolina, in a speech in the j litcd States Senate, on March 1. IS;"8,; which lie said: '*Xo, you dare not! ike war npot: cotton. Cotton is igl Until lately the bank of Eiur id was kitiir. but tried to but her i ews. as usual, the tall before-last, on i * cotton crop, arid was utterly vanished. The last power has been ! \\ lw. ,!/?..l.f tl.'lf Imc . >ked at recent events, that cotton is i>reme?" m a ] ?Professor (to student)?''You wish ' to {five you a recommendation? I n't remember ever having seen you any of my lectures." Student? i ih. professor, yevidently con- i md me with another man who looks ry much like me and who, ir is true s never attended your lectures."; ofessor?"Yes, yes. very likely." ives him the recommendation.)? i'jende Waller. :ENE".V YOI'R LKA<K.?'There are ilnvs In ' ry one's itfe wirrn n?r/v rail* and ? ihJst-fccltr cr ws rv? r tlutn, m'sr?:k n f?r , n^ss. Dangvr lifks in 5.viri;?:?>iir<. as v arse from dtseasffl onrnis Parker".* iWrT nle ui'.l res'ore ??err.-et activity ro stonv.irh. 1.1 v r ana K'd-i-yV, purify t!;< <?1. and ivn'-'.v your L-a.su of health and " m* t .?A'tr.H-ixtr. * OCIKTY frKU.ES. ?On acounT or Its re, kaMy delicate ami I.ss-1 njr trairrati- f- s'<ct? Jy t;s are ton i ir. V put' o? o^ae. fff1'1 rri"'?gy?5^r'- ""T'' ii. ~>"i CA^AHSES FOK SALK.: < EIGHT pair of Canaries for s>:ie. ar i SI 00>i pair; or $ >.() ) for the .-in' ers $1.00 lor the females. All young, birds of this year's raising. Orders may be addressed to < M wt< r WILLIE HAYNE MILLS | Nov 26 Jx-''t Winnsboro, S. C. !. Annual Mcctm'sr of Stockholders- : Chaklotte. Coh mbu and Avotsta J-IaIT-UOAT) C< Ml'axy. Coi.riU3IAr S. C-. Nov. M. 18X1. ; M^KK aiiif.nl meeting of the STOCK-!' 1 HOLDERS will be held in this city J on WEDNESDAY, the 7*h day of IE CEMJ'ER next " t'H*khnM*rs an I the; members <>i tlicir families will be passed l to this reeling. JOHNCliAL'*. nov 1C, txtd Assi.s.ant Sec "eijiry. ; ( mLKO nittPOSALS. I Cot'nty Covmissioskks" Oyi ice. i WixssBoiro, S. Ni'V. 22,-1881, ) 1 O ; OEALED proposals for covering the County Jail wi-1 be received by the Conn-j iy Commissioners up to IVenuber "22. ] SSL Contractors to furnish new sheet-;' inc; and ne\i ti;> and nil other necessary material. Work to be completed within j thirty days from (lute of contract. The ' . County Commissioners reserve thfi right j to r< jvot any and all i ids. if in their < jnd?m< at the interests of the County tie j maud it. J. It. HARVEY, Nov 26 -f2xtl <*hm. B. C. C. j F03 feAIiE. By virtue of author ty vested in me by ; ' the will of Catherine 1V1/, deceased, I | will offer at public sale at. Blackstock on j Tuesday. 13tU Dav of December Next, i " i it 12 o'clock, the tr.v;t of land whereon j" the lat? Jane Polly, resided, one jnsile -west '[ >f Dlackstock, ci ntainin.4 133 acres, mor? ; >r less-.' ;, ..v ?.., ** - j ? Terms?One-half c;jsli, the remainder {j 1u a creuiv ul iwr'ivc iiiuuiun wavu *u.?i- ; j \st from the dav of sale, secured bvmort- 1 . r * j jfige < f the premises. Purchaser to pay i t "or accessary papers. . \ T. P. CARLISLE, Nov 24 -v2t Exoci.tor. j: CLICK ICS SALE. c If STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J COUNTY or FAIRFIELD. ] g David W.Tidwell. PluiniiH'. v*. Jacob: ' Tidwell, and Others. Defendants. j J X pursuance of an order of the Court | a. of Common Picas, made in the; lbove-s. sited csiso. 1 will otter for sale, i jefore the court-house door in Win us-1 joro, on thetlrst Monday in December icxt. within the lejral hours of sale, at J uiblic outcry, to the highest bidder. ! he followiug-aescrioeu property, to ^ ,vit: "All that plantation or tract of land j ^ ying. 1 ??*inir and situate iii the county j ?f Fairlield and State of South Caroliin, known as the "Flats". containing' * >no thousand, one hundred and fourecu acres, more or less, and hounded : " >y lauds of Thomas 11. Davis, lands of j \. Fletcher Rutf. the Dutchman Creek j iMaee, formerly belonging to the estate ? ?f N. A. l'eay. deceased, the Graham j IMnec. formerly belonging to the estate | c if N. A. l'cay. deceased, lauds of Rich-', ^ ird S. Dosportcs, lands belonging to ! he estate of David J. Seigler. deceased, I md lands of \V. R. Kennedy. This tract has been subdivided into , J ;ix parcels, as follows: j a Tract A? containing one hundred : * ? ^? i : i ma sixiy-iuur aim imwiunuw .iuu^. Tract 1??containing two hundred j i md thirteen acres. j I Tract C?containing' one hundred t md ninety and eight-tenths acres. j v Tract 1)?containing two hundred : md thirty -eight acres. jv ' Tract 10?containing two hundred ; a md ten acres. j t Tract F?containing one hundred , * md forty-three ami live-tenths acres. ; t Kach ot which six tracts will he sold . 'J separately and by the plat which will; I je exhibited on day of sale. : i ' : s TERMS OF SAI.EI j ^ One-third of the purchase money to i i jc pai?l in cash: tor the balance a cred- i ^ t of one and two years from the day oft I: sale, the purchasers lo give b -wis se-1 rural by mortgages of the premises sold, and to nav for ail necessary pa- \ , >crs. j L W. II. KERR, ? Jlork's Office, ^ (J. C. C. P. P. C. i( \Viiinsl>oro. S. November 11, 1S5I. nov 12?td i 1 i t CLERK'S SALE. j * STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I( COUNTY OK FAIRFIELD. j ! Mary E. Kosc and Or hers, Plaintiffs, | _ against Eihvani P. Smith, as Admin- j istratov of the Estate <>f Wri?**Iit l?. Smiili. Docrtiscd. ami Individuallv, I , u!id Others, Defendants. * | X pursuance of an order of tlieConrt of Common Pleas. made in the ^ ihove-stated case, i will oiler for wile, xifore the court-house door in Wimis>oro, on the first Monday in December icxt, within the le<ral hours of sale, at niblie outcry, to the highest bidder, ? he following-described property, to ' >vit: '' I Ml that certain plantation or tract 1 >f land. lyinjr, being an') situate in the I bounty of Fairfield, in the State ol t ^outh < arolina aforesaid, on waters of > Jedar Creek, known as the "Home Hace". containing one hundred and ' linety (190) acres, more or less, and | jonnded by lands of Dr. T. li. Center, I Henry Johnston. .Joim ana juouerr McCorclcand others. ALSO, All 'that certain plantation or tract of 1 and, situate. lyiny and -t?oiiiir in the ;ounty=.<>f Fairfield and Sfatc of South Jaroliua aforesaid, on waters of Cedar ' ['reek,- containing' one hundred and fifty (K>o) acres, more or less, and ixxtnclcd hv lauds of Dr. T. K. Center, . llenrv Johnson. John and Hubert Mo ' L'orclc. William Duul.ap.. Mrs. I fart in ' md Dr. T. 15. McKinstrv. TEliMS OF SAI.K: One-third of the purchase-money tp be oaici in en^h and the bala'ticc there- , )f on a ercdjl of onc.amL taro yc-irs, J from the day^ofsale, Tn twoequal amiK- : il Instalments. with interest thereon, payable annually, from tlie day of sale 1 until paid, lo b? secured by the bond i?r bonds of the purchase^ or purchasers and a mortiraire or mortgages of the premises sold, the purchaser-or pur- , chasers to pay the taxes which may . nccrnc or become due after such sale mid to pav for all iiccessarv | Tapers. ; W. n. KKKIf, J Clerk's Office, C. C. C. 1*. F. C. , .Winnsboro, S. 0., ^ Novemlicr 11, 1S81. uovl2~td " . rrrTtws stir. I, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,1! i COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. I Elizn Ann Parnell and. Oilier.*, Tin 111 - ^ ills. vs. Hargrove A. Glenn, Defendant. *" I i >.' pursuance of an order of the Cottrt 1 of(.'otumon J'leas, made in the;, above-stated case, 1 will offer for sale, ; before the court-house door in Wilms- ' l?oro, 011 t-ie fit>t Monday in December i next, within t!se legal hours ??f sale, at \ ( public ouP'fy, to the high.-st bidder, the following-described property, to wit: All flint f.iti/.n n? tr;irt of l?ml ! i <>111:iinii!<?.-kventkkn ackks. rrrnre or loss, situate on the branches of Little river. bon??ded by lands now or formerly of II. A. (ilnin. ('Iiristhm Leitiier. <'.(). Tra$>}> and others. aeeordinjr to : t?ht tlserfof made hy C. O. Trajm, ]). ] S.. li?th January Terms of snie?Cash. w. 11. KFJ?I?. ClerkV Oilr. e. ^ C. C< C<*\ F. C. Winnstioro. S. P., November 11. l*M. nov l:Mu V t . I k . -- . * > 7 CLEEK'S lunciz. * T!"C /VP SiATTTTT riPATTVi c ^ 1 JL XJ VX k/V V AXi. ? COUNTY OF FAIEFIELD. James (r McCants, as Administrator. ' lMaifitifl",. vs. J7. II. Wilson ami Charles Edward Wilson, lJefendams. .. | X pursuance of aiiorder of the Court ! 1 of Common Jleas, made in the , above-slated case. I w jlloU'er for sale. J before the eoort-honse dopr .Hi \Vi:insboro. o!i the tirst Monday in December ' next, within the legal hour* of sale, at public- outcry. to the highest bidder. A the following-described property, to ' . wit: " | J All that plantation'or tract of land,1. containing two ik-ndkkd acuks. more 1 i>r less, situate in the county of Fairlield and Siatc of South Carolina, and ( l>ounded by lands belonging to the es- 1 late of Thomas F. Furman, Joseph K. . Davis and others. : < TKKMS OK SAI.Kt |c One-half of the purchase money to bo j t?aid in rash, the balance on a credit of < twelve months from the day of sale, > 1 with interest from the day of sale, to j be secured by a bond of purchaser and j i.......r...k?.itt-i?nri<tf>ST or nil cash. . taiwi i - " / . j :tt the option of the purchaser. >V. H.KEKK. !c I'lerk's Office, U. C. C. F. F. C.!! Winnaboro.'S. P., j *' November 11, 1S.S1. ; ; nov 12-td. : 11 CLERICS SALE, j 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j ( i > COUNTY OP FAIT.riELD. James Mann, a*Kxecutor, Plaintiff, vs. j -Milton (*. Duniap ami Other*, Dc-1 "j vir ?? - iJ j-N fror^uajrfce'oF^^nlfr of tho Court j i of t'(?ni iiiu ftic j tbove-Ptatc.fi riige.n^WfF offer for 'sale, j.. )cfore:the'court 4iOif$e door in* Winns-j >oro, oti the tir?t Monday iu peeember ! icxt. jrr>fJnrii the fr&M'himrs of sale, at i , )iiblieon'r<:n% YbVuiiv.'Tnjrfiest bidder, j lie folio wfiig-deseribeil "property, to > v.JI - '! - All that piece. parcel or plantation ?f land, lyiujr, bcinif an<l situate n the County and -State aforesaid, lontainiuir twkxty-kivk acuks. more >r less, hounded on the north by amis of Ii?ey A. Keller, on the east >y hinds of \V"m.: ItJehardson, and on; oiirh and \vc*t by1 lands of Thomas , :l iichardson, deceased. v . . ,y-.: . \ tkkms ovsalk: ; 11 One-half of the flhrchasc-money to ' ? >e paid in cash, miy'thc balance in one * ear from the day Of sale, with interest ! o rom said day. payable annually, the ; <.] mrchaser to jrive for said balance a ' >ond secured by a 'morUra?*e of the j , iremises sold, and t> pay for all ncecs-; Cl arv papers. j ?? W. II. KERR. ! tx *lerk\s Office. ' C. C. C. 1\ F. C () Winnsboro, S. C.,. November 11,1881. I1 liov 12-td e! _ ! /?i CLERK'S SA LSJ. j h T- ; ci 5TATE OF SOUTH CAROUN ,; t, COUXTY OF. FAIRFIELD. : tl 1. Adeline Rutland and Others, Plain- j c: tills, airainst CharlotteM. K. Button,; Defendant. | [ N pursuance of anorder of the Court i I. of Common Pleas, made in tlie j r( bove-stated ease,. 1 will offer for sale,: h< >efore the court-house door in Wilms-' sr toro, on the first Monday in December : tt ic.xt, within the le?ral hours of sale, at j uiMiit niitfrv. to the hisrhest bidder.: w he . follo\vi.i)g-descrit>cd property, to i ?t ui " '. a. AH that ecrfanr house and lot, ofj fhich James M. Jfiftlaii*! died, seized ; ? nd possessed, lying.'a.hd situate in the j o wn of Wiimsbdro, iu the County and ; Tat.c aforesaid, U!<^haljjj(jf l-heivin all; hat. iolclesi ?ruat.eda^>C^i?U<jr. (Xo. 2) j .'wo in the. planof :<?tid io\vn, and j ?arts :of lot*. mmibetoed one and three.) , (ounded on th(5:jwSt?:tA' V-nnderhorKt, 2 Uyety O^ .the sout&|iy;la?.Cf:Mvs. Mary, i ;. McUl;ei^h\. tljl? north by j i>ts of W. i\TuniOf aikl<\statc of (i.! V. Barliei'l dm/asq^ anil ?i the west j r >y lot of John TKKMS OK SALIC : j - i One-half of the- purchase-money tt? | >0 pam 111 CUMI, '<11111 uic u.u.ttivw IIIUI.UI | >11 a credit of twelve months from the ! p lay of sale, to be secured bv the bond >f the purchaser and a mortgage of the ; > remises; the purchaser: to pay for all /lecessary jwipers, au*<T the taxes that j nay become due on said property after , ueh sale. IT. KERR, >rk\s Office, C. U. C. 1'. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., November, 11,1881.; 1 nov 12-td CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. j. E. Hill, Plaintiff.'vs. John M. Mc-1 . Crorey and Others^, Defendants. j <j I X pursuance of anorderofthc Court j i. of Common Plea*, made in the itovc-statert case, 1 will oflcr for sale, xjforc the ?ourt-hou??e door in Winn.*>oro, on the first Monday in December lext, within the lejrailiours of sale, at mblit: outcry, to the' highest bidder, he following-dcscribcd property, to r vit: * jv All that tract oflawl containing uncty-pcvcn and two-tenths aero, nore or loss bounded l>v lauds, of J. T 5. Tidwcll. II. L; Elliott and lands of * ract known as "SnakB Alley." ' ALSO, All that tra?t. of land containing linety-twoand eight-tenths acres, more j )1* less, bounded by lands of Thomas j fli Davis and othcrsraiid "The Snake \lley Tract." ;;*: > i At^ AH (hot t wo { iundred and eight and threc-eF^hflis i } teres, more'or less,;b\\:hi!ids ; ?f Henry ^ j ind "The Sw>k?-A-iife-Vi?iuKjfc:". ? __ j .. ALSO, - AH that tracNlf ?rn5*x>a^dn? (wo \ litndivd and ckvo7i~iTcres, more or j ess:bounded l>v....hiu<k. of Stephen r" ."iiWnft, >V^:^cCoiw?elTjv^^Tdrk(itt I 1 iiul C. E. Leitiieiy. ... AiiSQ,-; ^ : All that tract of fand. containing ivc. hundred access, siuore.or.Jesiv ?mt bounded .by lands of .fames -Patterson* K. I) Moblcy, -James vJoftc.?, John t\ j Nlobley and the waters of Catawba ( liiver.. .. r AH of fire aforesaid tracts of land j lyinjr, beinir and situate in the County j ind State aforesaid. ; TKK.MS OF. 5?AI-k: . One-third of.tffc purchase-money to j :>o paid in cash, the balance on a credit \ >f one and two years, with wterert j from day of -ale, payable annu:ti/y.-1 secured bv bonds - and mort?f:ures ofj :he purchasers, and the purchasers to j l?ay for all necessary papers. j j W.II.JvEKK. ; Clerk's Oftlcc, .C. C. g. 1\ F. C.! \Vifin*l;uro? C., November 11, 1881. nov 1t < 1 ? ' ! will, sell the -few wagons"!' STILL O-N H\> D AT LOW FIGURES. ' 'mi) HICKORY" I I HAVE A TKUEE-SF.XT PLATFORM i *I'RIXG QOXTRTLAND WAC-ON, WHICH ' [ OFFER LOW DOWN. A FEW SETS BUGGY AND WAGON HARNESS. " ' / ' ! xiov 5 - ,; i ?Fay your subscription to TiiK : X K\\ i ,\ 5i? Ii L1LVUL?. j CXKKK-S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j COl'NTV OK KAIKFIKLI). ;I. S. Dcsportcs & Co.. Plaintiffs. vs. j Green L. liagley, Defendant. * 1 .!.? t f _\ pursuance 01 mi uiuvi in uicvumi 1 of Common Fleas. made iti the; ibove-fctated case. I will offer for Pale.; >eforc the Court House1 dour in %\"inn~?>ro, on the tir-t. Monday in Herein- j >er?exf. within t he legal hours of >al?\at : uhlic outcry, to the hiirhc.-t liidder. ; he following-described property, to vit: Ail that piece, parcel or timet of and. containing totir hundred anil hirty acres, more or less, and situate n the County of Fairfield, in the State , [foresaid, on Sawney"* Creek, water>f Wateree river: hounded on the tort It by lands uf UvuIk'Ii Motley, lamU jelongitiiT to the estate of 11. 11.' "lark, deceased, ami tin* Frost land. - i i - i ? i>.,ii.. Hi Hit' soiliii r?v limits m i uu_> i? mi.-*. >11 the east by lands formerly beh>n?rnjr to the estate of 11. I!. I .'lark. de -cased, and oil Jilt: west by hllid of. icitben Motley. , TKI.'MS OK SAI.K: One-third of the ptirch.-isc-moncy to j >e paid in cash: for tin: balancc a red it t?f one ami two years from the lay of sale, with interest on Kiid baimce. payable annually, until flu* vbole debt and interest be paid, the inrehaser to tfivc boml, secured by iiorijra?f?: of ihe premises sold, and lo tav tor all noeessarv papers. *W. H. KERR. ,'Ierk's Office, C.C.C.l*. F. C.; Winnsboro. S. 0., ; vovember II, JSfcSl. nov 12-rd B. S UG EN 1IE! MElt'S i ?CtKJICE?'*" ^ j i ; ; The tobacco from winch the cigars , i re made is grown entirely in conser- ; j atories, and I he cigars arc made on : nihogany tables bv thoroughbred'' ubans in swallow-tail coats and white id gloves. Yt'hen a man smokes one ' , f these cigars, he walks on air and reams I hat he has a diamond scarf in and a sixtv-iive-dollar suit of ? ^ lot lies, ami has just married rich. I. lakes the breath sweet. :iml keeps the 1 :eth white, and will force a mustache ' i 1 ii the smoothest lip in five weeks. It i j ermeates the house, window curtains, s losets and clodies with the delicate : | dors and exquisite fragrance of tl I'liotrope, new mown hay, jockey, luh and white rose. It will fasten 1 ic front gate every night, and carry: le paper in the morning, chase the ; its from the garden, drive the hens to : jj ater, and hardly ever fail to make lie feel better all over. >T*? well-' . gulated family can properly keep j ouse without them; for the man who j nokes this cigar will never cut wood >o long for tiic stove, never swear . hen he-puts up stove-pipes, never; ep on a lady's train, join a club or go own to the post-otfice after supper. . . d-^rnrsr 5 ceistts-} -? 0?0? I IFULL LINE! ?OF? ' ( ?siiic7 Groceriss, | ?srcii as? !: jiesii gosiiex th'tteh. caxnki) mackerel. FliESIl MACCAliOXT, lUIIKAXTS, jl5ak i x(i powder. ta1jlesalt, etc. j: B. SUGEXIIELMER'S,i x(>V ll> j ' JUST~~! i DECEIVE Blr, i 9 1 ^ ; i i ' i 1 )NE TUB CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. : TtESH BUCKVv'HEAT. FRESH MACCARONI. j . .+r j i l FULL LINE OF CANNED I i ; rlr\r\T\^ { I NORTHERN APPLES, j ORANGES, COOOANUTS, ONIONS <? :':t; 'and POTATOES, i1 i I; )NE HALF BARREL CHOW- : CHOW PICKLES, CHEAPER j THAS THE BOTTLED PICKLED AND JUST AS GOOD. * h Arrivfi this WrrIt I 1U ill 11 tu ixxiM rr uun. /1 ?A LOT CHOICE "XCANVASSED SUGAR-CURED HAMS. - ; V. FULL STOCK or FVEflYTIIIXd. CALL AND EXAMINE. Tl ~~l r TTT""T7T"r n. ji. xil x. 2suv 2'.) ; mm the fielbs: i I ? ARE? i WHITE WITH COTTON.! i assEssssssssssa jFIlIS k ?Ml I . I \ c! j i>'niev!* ! !' Vw I."1 i JL Jl 11 iv R WITH j THES3 MONTHS4 CR2E1T. j i Ll ])])i:X & MIES' | i , Spial Smarter,. \ o I ' FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. |' o - i' iJ t ! A Little Cash Xt>w and tlio Balance, j * ^PiswitTi cotpsirc$iflcd-fii. |. During th? months of Angus* r.nd Sep- | ^ (ember, vp #.fiVr 1'iann* an A Cr^ns a! j ' Lc .visx CAf>H Katls. ])a val?ie ? j ^ Sir. CJlSIJ ON A VIANO. %?!0 VAAH ON AX OKOAN, iniJ ti e balance in tlir^e months iclthnvf j nl<re.it. Ti.it ofivr OrSr.byr 1st. I Buy now. mid buy ? ? rhrap as you ; :an n^xt cnl! with en^h in hand. Nfthinj* ! nir.od l?y wnitintr. rricfuwil! 5j*high*-r. j ?*'? 1-?-- -* i'-.ti.i \fittni ! . \nOUJt.T in acUiTer* will Dot 1>* nh]? N? half *uij}.1? !' he <2fuian<l. and Iiutruwcuis will L* j < iiiarec *iiii uigh. | i ^ ^ n ( DARKROOMS CIIOCK A BLOCK ji i 11 i.Twrw; esscvwTrjxav* :?aav.T-~? i ^wri lsii lay^o ? i Cow, wit'i a tRi-mfiivrit sloe'*?*11 fro?: ?M ami str.Ti.i:?r<l 1'rices tin v<*>t I'friii* tbt- '-nsifst. Two IniTjdroil ?j?trui;iei.?s to s-"?!(vt fro??i. ];?*t M?ker? nly. Onr very ("hrt?j.es?t Instruments ar? j . )i'rf<-rtly reliable. Organ- j ont on ti 't- on ihiVH t?st trial. It's :i!l w? | ,*k. Give us tin* i>rivilf?o nn<l w<? '^i'l In- I :i;>;>y. Sent J for !n?ost juice lift, an?i j vours truiv, ' | LuSden <?& Bates, i1 i SAVANNAH, CiKOIlfilA, I I "ic fJreat I'lano ?iul Orja. Dealers of the j jtirti. sujr 9 ! just "i: RECEIVED,!! j i i J ESI I BUCKWHEAT, j ( Fit ESI 1 OATMEAL, j f EVAPORATED APPLES, POTTED IfAM, | ( POTTED TURKEY, ! \ POTTED TONGUE, potted cmcixE>Y ;OKXED 15EEF i; : ami ! ! WORCESTER-HIRE SAUCE.1j MAC A ROM ami CHEESE. j ] ASSORTED PICKLES ntitl chow-chow) i \im1 a full of STAPLE GKOCEMEsj Vi'itic'i >vc ait offering very LOW ! for the CASH. j. f. Monaster & co. j Nov 21 CMIlISTSJAtt is conIX?,S And it behooves eaeh and everyone j fo prepaie f>>r the coming of your I ' SisiiTs and vour CoiMns and vour I Aunts." by buying first class Groceries, j in tiic shape of flock. Of which I have the best that can be ; [juttght. in any market. Fresh IJttck-; wheal Flour made by a new process. < OFFEE, Ilio and Java, l!oa$reit and Green. sn;.\us, I All grades, from highest to the lowest.; OAT MEAL, In Five Pound Packages, FKll'M Kai.-ins. Currant.** Citron. Etc. Also I i variety of canned fruit. NEW CHOP New Orleans Molasse* to at rive in a I lew days. oat& . Four hundred htislicls just received, i Red Rust Proof?the purest that can j % li?ni. ^ A r As we can*! enumerate all we hate* j we invite one and all to call and si:e : ii--, md investigate for them-c'.tvs. 3>. K. FLE?1KEK< i Xov 21 Se?EirSy!} i | A TiF U'TIFn. l-.OOK fdirthe ASK1M> ! I Bv nj>]>!vin? porsohnllv nt fh? nenrtM .ffioonf T'lIK SIKfttU MaM'FA.CTVKTN<? CO. (ct fcv postal c:tr?l if .it a (lis-; tuticel nf>y Alp< tm n will l?o presented with a 1>ca?ritn!lv illustrated copy j of a Xe\? IJr/ok entitled GOIIS REH ARDED, j ? oi: THB? STORY of the SEWING MACHINE coritniniRg a han-TSMin? an.l costly rt? ol nifriiVinK frontispiece. "8 tritely en- , i VC'! <-n s. ::lu) houbd ill nil ehib- ; oniti-Mkc? e?>\?-r. ; No char*!'' whateve r is r>t:itlo iyr fbi.- hnr.?l- , .oui^ bo?fk. which can he obtained only ! }>v at the ?>r:< fifth nm' sr.bof'li- i ;i.itc offices of The Singer MiiDul'nctnrinp Co. THE SINT.EJI MAxrtwrTrrjxc; CO. Principal Office, 31 t'nion Square, nn*.v 17 ly New York. T&II&T KO.i PS! \ LtllGEk't o+" ti e Triht j \ ii-r tii" prce cvt i br-ui-Lt ;o VVi.. ?r.? < *! i 1 >.T:.I }>. f< rv:Sf( <1 MAl.'i LK, Jtii l*. M A h?'i H1X. upri y ; wmmrnm m . i. wfliir pronnv inw m aiiM muff ?IX AT? F. E L I) E K ' S. MY STOCK of goods for Ilia son is now in store open fo public inspection- In the DRY GOODS STORE AYill l>e found Dress Goods Cali fees, Gingh;iras, Lin.sevs. Flannels. LJlejiclie:! :ind Brown Sheetings an< Shirtings. Drills', Cotton i'knveln. .Twins, ('ottenficifs, Cassimeies. Re. pfli.int. Brown. Bleached an;] Turks; Tte?l T.'ble Damask, Doylies aiui Napkins. CLOTHING, HATS. LADIES' ANT CHILDREN'S SHOES. NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS IN tliR Grocery Department will l)c found Sn<*ais, Coffins, Syrups. Tea and other necessaries. ?ALSO? " Peaches, Pears, Pineapple, Salmon. Tomatoes, Corn Bee/, Sardines. Pickles. Cheese. Etc. A lot of freyl Cakes and Crackers. FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH. In half and quarter barrels and Stits. Macke/el in five pound tins._ s, ; " * '! IN FACT tou c.-;n ?efc_ almos' invthin# vou w^nt in either Che Dr; joods or Grocery line. NOTICE"!! I ALL pci sons knowing1 tliercselve? i ndebted to cither f. ELDER <\ j JO., or to F. ELLEI?, are hureb;. j lotilied to ccrne up j'.th! f.ettle. ji* al | i.iiiuM not paid by the FIliST DA"i >f NOVEMBER, sifter date, will bt >Iaced in the hnnds of uiy Attorney for collection. j F. ELDER. ! Sept 27 CAEFETS! Carpets! Cajrpsts I j i HAVING PURCHASED A CARPET EXHIBITOR.! i ft'bich will be here in a few d.iys. j I vith nearly * i i ONE HUNDRED SAMPLES j )f different kinds, qualities en | ( tyleF, we request all parties desir I a CARPETS to Ugd theii! :s5~> > ders until tbi3 arrives. ;_lJ:irpet> | vill be cat, matched and, if desired.! . -. I nade up to order. We will be able to show as nice i ^election as can be se? n anywhere.' j ind guarantee the prices to be a* | ow us can be bought in any tllcAl Icet. | m<-MASTfili, Bl:icE& ketciun. Nov 10 SALS AND FEED STABLES. 0?^0$?kiSki WlSSsMlio. & Cm S<?l>f- i. issi. LOOK OIT! those indebted to tiie undeijsigned. knowing tiieik notes fall dl'e on the fhist or ocTonEii, Will imskpakk to mi ] t niem, as it'll payment will be required. unless further arrangements auk made, those havin'g tmeii? 5roti:s carried oyer from last veail will meet them peomitly, as i will force collections on them. a. v/illifok3. SOpt 3 COME AND SEE -MY? ELEGANT DISPLAY ?OF*" if FILL GOODS. MY Sfocfc of thy Gocrdfc{ CIcrtMng, Shots. Boots. Hats Caps. Notions. Tnftimin^'s, Millinery. Ladies' Clocks and Doltuas sire now complete, and I am happy to say are MtCH CHEAPER tlds season than heretofore. Boys' Clothing and hisses' Cloaks a specialty. 1 therefore hike great pleasuiein asking my friends and the PUBLIC GZSiLLiXLLi i(; c-./Kie and ?ee what I b.wc this year. H esp*. cifully, JOS. GROESCIIEL. Oct 15 y / / ? ffil 4ifE, 1 ,puii? Chinese tea.) ? -"m ' A CLACK FLAVOR ^ ' ; The &lcsi Beneficial Tea Imported VERY COXDUCRT2 TO HEALTH ' trJUuTu SUIT AI_Li TASTESTIi.' Crest At!asit;e a;ij Pacific Tea Compnrv hr.ve long made it a study to furnish a T?t th;?5 v.'oulil suit all tastes. Tliey feel the utmost conil- ,'r^ Coiice tbat they have frilly accomplished that reStrit In the production of TUea-lVcctar. Iti* tb?# finest Flavored and most Be?eficfol Pui-?i >??tu-a! r>caf Tea ever offered to tiie public It is cured upon porveLii.i ri the saiue masiwr ts 1 if jn-cgorei tor native consumption.. . ' Y?Qj|ea has bceu subjected to the mo?t aearch: ic^t^uical jid(I ro;>uiar tests, and has beet: pi-o! nounced STRICTLY PURS. DJEIUCIOr* ? FLAVOR, H1CSHL.Y XUTKITnTE PKKFKCTIiY HJCALTIIV. YElW STROS*? ' ^1 and ECONOMICAL. It Is feeommearitjd to suit? all is.ites, -n-hether accustomed to the ftrtfi ot- ' BtarJc varieties heretofore. It is varraafed t-J Sriva perfect satisfaction or tho mon-y will bo refunded in every awe, by the party selling i:. .. | Cjasnmr.is i-nu no ri?k in glvmx it a. trial oil the?e terms. Buy a Caddy ot TH KA.-ZTECTAII and enjoy ? euj? of GOOD TEA. i N. B.?Xoitr Gmaiut unleas paokod in Ontf i Pound Air-Tight Trade-Mark Caddies. j For Sale Everywhere. Ask your f?ccr for IV I 'Tmo Frveif Atlantic & Paeins'Psa C&r - \ Im^crt rs^ Coffee %Roa*Urt and Prefers* ~ j P.CTBOS4S3. JSK?YOJUU 1 Is a.purely vegetable hitter and powerfnt tonic, and is warranted a spefcdy and curtain euro for Few ami Ague, CftiHs ^fSj nmt Fever, Intermittent or Cbiir Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague* ^ajW Periodical or Diiiou.s Fever, and all malaria 1 disorders. In miasmatic dis- mjjk tricta, tin; rapid pulse, .coated tongue, fliirsr, lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in ? the back and lojns, and coldness of the spine and ea^^jtK'S, are only premom-4 tions of strfc^Saffirintoins which termin* at?i in t^^^^^roxv:;m. succvcded by ^3 high fevwSs^tfuIuse' perspiration. It Is a startling fart, that quinine; ar? sonic, ami other {toisouoiiH minerals form the basis of most of the " JWcr and Ague 1'reparations,'' "Specifies/' " Syrups,'* find "Tonics," in the market. The prep* a rations made from the*; mineral poisons, although they are palatable, and may break the chili, do not cure, but leave the '>sg malarial and their o\Vn drug poison ixi the system, producing rjiiihism, dizziness^ tinging in the cars, headiUillc, vertigo, and other disorders more formidable than -ill the disease they were intended to cure. Ayei:'s A?ce Ct'HK thoroughly eradicates these noxious poisons frotrt the system, and always cures the severest cases. It . contains no quinine, mineral; or any thing ;2| that could injure the most delicate pa? tjent.; and its crowning excellence, above * 'Ag irs certainty to cure, is that it leaves the system as free from disease as before the For Liver Complaints, Ayer's Ac.ch x Ccun, by d: rectJglioa-&aL?he liver and biliary apparatufe -the poison* which produce ? ""aims* and stimulates the 3? * vigorous faealthy conditioi^?>-\tVe warrant it when-taken according to directions. jfl Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & uo., s Practical Hhl\ Analytical ClieirrtstSi Lowe!!, Mass. Sold by All druggists gvsiuwhgbr." THE OLD S AN , 1676 HAS beec recpsncd r?iia supplied with th choicest stock of Liquors, TFines I Cigars and Tobacco. ' j It is the place where yoc 6an get | anything in the I LINE OF LIQUOR |j | Tcalt }on vact, r.s I wnm-.rt every ; article I sell for the miner* i To make thib place pkatrnt, and keep ir up in the siy'e of :i ' FISl'iT C2ASS nl 11 have engaged Ibe services of ;^|| jui. a. i who wi'l t.:;ke spcei:-.l pairs io sva | his customers and frktds fct-ii re* ccrainodtfed, and yon will be , j | ea to see hot? lie keeps a IIOTTSE. ^oP Under WIXNSIOSO BOIl S, j formerly kept by 3i Ckhditifi^ how I PALMETTO 1IOU E, ; I I KEPT BY F. ir< IfAEEJVlCIIT. J OCt 15 <* JS Self' 3 i n >if I 3$8adjg V*.wu *ffiguWiV . : Igfottle RunningjfilStl ; I sL^s'xiv^ iJj; g ^|Sg^&ts?f ' #??, r' -7* f^l-jn-,mrrT-rrx.~^-> ^ 1 m [ ; | Jr machine:GQ. |w2^6rr I I CHARLES.ST.' 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