The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, July 12, 1882, Image 3

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SgSS-- prsv* ; - LOCAL INTELLIGENCE." | The Colored _? _ _ The Colored Tcj WEDNESDAY, July 12. : : : 1s82 session ill Colutl =- ? - " ~ ? Montgomery, i Terms of The News and Herald, teacher from W; -Tri-weeklv edition, four dollar? per . . t. 11. annuMy in advance; weekly edition, * two dollars and fifty cents per annum, w in at in advance. Liberal discount to clubs W,TT__ n,.. r of five and upwards. ? mTE ? ^ Rates ok Advertising.?One dollai Democratic Olut per inch for the first insertion, and j on Saturday, Ju fifty cents per incl> for each subseq jent j in ? for tjic pUrp< insertion. These rates apply to all ad ,,, , , , t vcrtisements. of whatever nature, and | ^ ^ are payable strictly in advance. Con-' bounty convent tracts for three, six or twelve months j is desired. made on very liberal terms. Tran- j j( sient local notices, fifteen cents per, _ r _ ' * , line for the first insertion and seven i * ATKICK>1 P and one-half cents per line for each Q V- subsequent insertion. Obituaries and . ? , tributes of respect charged as adver- survivors ot the jt' isements. Simple announcements 01 hold their fourtl marriages and deaths published free 01 tjie (;0U1-t House '? J ^harge, and solicited. . , , 19 , , f . A. 11 communications, of -whatsoever in&c'? 31 L&LJ: ' nature, should be addressed to the officers will be h fite Winnsboro Publishing Company ance is desired a Wransboro, S.C. portance will b BH1& _r .association. em >?w Advertisements. Hy Fruit Jars?Connor & Chandler. j0 THE Citation J. R. Boyles, J. P. F. C. i proprietors of T: p Fruits ofall Kinds?J. H. Cummings. | wijj pieasui Golden Opportunity?J. L. Mini-1 0f ciiaro-e> all a naugh. | Democratic Clul Special to Cottou Farmers J. M. i a general chai Elliott. i iy request the s< Local Briefs. SpCCtivC clubs to ?Mr. J. N. Center's new house 011 t'on procee Monlrrie street is rapidly nearing organize, and a completion. committeemen, ?A large party of young ladies and uates. gentlemen had a fine time at the bowl- Xotes from \\ ing-alley on Thursday night. respondent of th The Rev. n. F. Corley brought us writjng from on Friday some very nice damson g. n^rops iu - I,luras- They were enjoyed. field "(western) i _ . ?J-T. Barron, Esq., of Columbia, h)(r <,eneraIIy a, paid a flying visit to Winnsboro on ^ ?r thQ seas( Wednesday on professional business. frcquent> and on( -Col. Rion is making some im- neap WaIlacevi]1 prorements and additions to his already Greeijbackers mj commodious and comfortable resi- even amou<r , deuce* solid." ?Mr. "W. B. Douglass has been ap pointed a trial justice for this county, The Ot>d Fei in the place of Mr. \V. L. Rosborough, Lodge, !No. 35, ] resigned. installation of ofl ?The county auditor is kept very ning, as follows: busy receiving the returns of the tax- J. \Y\ Hanahai payers. The time expires on the 20th II. A. Gibson, t." \\r ti., instant. A " Miss Jennie Boas' left on Monday G. B. McCants w, ' for the North, where she will remain a j This lodge ha few months, enjoying herself with ! several years, an - . relatives and friends. ?f the great or<rai ?The air during "Wednesday night is connected. was indeed remarkably cool for Jul). jr?KE jx the C< Windows were closed, and blaukets <. was recejve(j on f were called into use. J dwelling-house, ?There are now on file one hundied j buildings, < /and eight applications tor beneficiary ]011gintf to the es cadetships in the State Military Acadc- Caldwell, in t my. Two are from Fairfield. section, were des ?The members of the State Senate o'clock on 1 contributed $147, and the members of gre was acciden ^the House $237.50, to the fand for re- ^ed from a si storing the Confederate monument. dwelling. This 1 \fr. and Mrs. James M. Stewart, u,- Mr .T^n with their little daughter, are trying a | ^ property II change of air in Rock Hill-spending farniture a*d otl a few days with relatives in that place. no jnsurance ?Peaches fup to this time, though J neither abundant nor large, are very New Adverti: j well flavored. Samples sent to this Elliott calls attei office will receive due editorial atten- qualities of his cc : tion. an inspection by ?Mr. Charles A. Douglass has been Mr. Elliott has hs " appointed a member of the County ence in the mann Board of Examiners to fill the vacancy has kept-fully ap |L caused by the resignation of Mr. Davis. His machiue no W This is a good selection. latest improven: tap- ?Mrs. "Wolfe has kindly sent us known durability Bfegr?' some very fine Irish potatoes, of the sell as many as h "Goodrich and Peerless varieties. She Mr. Jno. L. M *ias just dug 14j bushels on a patch not clear off his pres< *5" greater than one-eighth of an acre. prepare for his fa ?A telegram from Asheville, X. C., classes of goods a - ' received on Friday, informs us that see him, and get the team to which Messrs. McCarlev " z - and Elder belong, won the champion- . E shiD of the South, in the contest on j _1?> I Thursday. T7Zu * p. ?We are sorry to learn that Mr. 16 ?U1 , f0,1?l Daniel Nelson is still confined to his *16 l)0P?,a 1011 0 bed, from the result of a fall some Spartanburg ? ex time ago, by which his hip was serious- Plains and L: Jy injured. His many friends hope for ships bC a speedy recovery. j Laurens ........ g ?Ilenrv Taylor, a colored man liv- j ^ ir ingon Dr. Maddeus place, died sud- Fairfield...." denly on Sunday'night. He came from Kichland?Uppei Columbia that day, went to church Columbia... (c utrc that night, and several hours after re- i turning home died from hemorrhage, j Total for Di ?We have come across a beet that we j ^ think can't be beat. It weighs seven ^E- James M. pounds, and measures 2inches in friends of Mr. < circumference.?The one recently men- Columbia, will b tioued, notwithstanding its size, (it j death on Mo - ^weighed five pounds) was juicy, ten-| ^ the age of fo i?: v tic*?i Morris was a nat SL The^wrm-n ??Ai^jelebrated to son of SlUlu Pp any great extent in W innsBTyrTyr^i^^^i few years ago^i t ' of the colored people went off on ex-T311^* ^ Morri: "* ^* * *? r\f* frti\ /?Kv cursions to unester ana unariotte, ana : ?????.? v,* v.u the whites sat around and kept cool. | believe, feil vict A shower of rain in the afternoon cool- j During the war B| ed the temperature considerably. Cavalry. Since L ?Mr. S. I. Gaillard returned to I Sergeant-Major < HMk Vv'innsboro on Thursday afternoon, i taliou, and Qnar Br after spending some months in the j 'netto Regiment W mountain regions of Tennessee and j leaves a wife anc [ ; , North Carolina. lie has been attached! i 7 to Capt. Dwight's engineering corps, j Cotton* State nnri thp wnrt to hftvr* hftpn son- ' 5"S the COUiparatn jr.-: venial. t ;e week endins tjfy ?The Gordon Light Infantry, of this' receipts at all Ui place, have accepted the invitation of 1U? ^ie w&ek i the Eicbland Volunteers, to be with 5"ear 19,128; tota p-s them in Columbia at their anniversary 4,590,389 isan on the 8th of August. Information has 641,465. Expon ^ been received that the Sumter Light same ^eek last y m "infantry will also be guests of the ports to this date Volunteers. These are three crack ^atc *ast- -*ear l?' companies. !Uuited States ?? ?Trial Justice Xeil was engaged on jla:>t -ear 241,512 Thursday in hearing the case of Good- jtou ns 20,075, sa ing & Elliott vs. Charles K. Rabb, an j ^> stock at action upon an account for goods sold, j same ^ 9^ Mr. McDonald represented the plain-; American afl< ^ tiffs and Mr. Mackey the defendant.! <4,000; same tin The jury found in full for the plaintiffs, j and the defendant gave notice of an ! ^ EW EKT appeal to the Circuit Court. j ^0l,1,0r & Chanc . .. u ?The thanks of the compositors are : lot ?* ^ uit-jais returned to Mr. K. II. Simpson f >r a!whichthey inviti m '-treat" to some ci<rars on Friday, lie u "!0 ^ ant Put Mk '* has just received a new brand, made *KUC a ^ to order, the name of which is the ; C10CNC,> anu =i: ^ "Old Fort McAllister." We can; w5U di?P?se of Hp vouch for its being a good cigar, and all Pn<[C5* au(l those who wish a good smoke will do ; *>'1* "well to try the "O'd Fort Cigar." | :U^e^ t0 s^0c lpr? " . ? "" : will now be fon The Extkutaixmknt.?The enter-; things in sulfide: taiiunent on Thursday night, for the ! every taste. Ill: jr benefit of the Episcopal church, will j carvfuilv selectec consist of tableaux, pantoraines, cha- ! and the times,; rades and miKir;. Tho doors will onen not do horror rh:? at half-past seven o'clock, and the ex- and his prices, hibition commence at a quarter past i ment. eight. Admission?for adults, twenty ^ five cents; for children, fifteen cents. The Twelith The ladies will have ice cream for sale vivors of the T\ during the entertainment. The pro-, regret to learn tl gramme will appear in our next issue, i kell will be unab The patronage of the public is respect- their coming rcu tullv solicited. | the following ie Xoejial Institute.? Boyles, the secretary of the assock-! gossip ichers' Institute is in tion: j a Colored sch ibia. Professor II. P. Dear Sir: It is with great regret, tion of the Gj 111 pvrpllent colored tlwit I am obliged to inlbrm von that j Chat. ishi ngto riisill oh^! | c-mnsta,,^ wind, i c, controlj W,Ua ? _j prevent my fulfilling my engagement v,. Somncl e colored teachers oi to deliver an address before your asso-j " ! , lend. ciation on the 17th of August next, j zea o*ls an_ ( ? . You must permit me to ussv re you j District No. i-L'B.?The White Oak that I feel it a distinguished honor that; dent were in ) will meet at the Hull i I have been invited r.o address the j j ..at:011 ot- M(J , ^ __ ! living and to oav tribute to the dead !! " ,,, IV ZZ, at -i O CIOCK, J). . C, - * ose of reorganizing the 1 .a. body. ^or wllicli I enter ain an I u>' -u- y-n , ? ? j opinion so exalted as that with which I dent was reqi mg delegates to the; of old regarded the 12th S. C. V. of samc and fo ion. A full attendance i South Carolina when I had tlx; honor .. i . j of being associated with them. An l)aJjei' ",lt af MIV^tont Pi-A-i/ioTif I opinion, I must add, which w.is onlv a dtu\ e\ei di .. ' s * strengthened by the subsequent record , admit that it Secretary. of {|iat unsurpassed r Jiriruent. ' invade t>io ?u r.an With assurances of high esteem for ! '1, , letixg. The Fairfield - the honor conferred, and with iighest ' ! . Twelfth Regiment will j regard for yourself, pisciculture, i l quarterly meeting in i am, very truly your.;. The exercis : on Saturday the 22d n, T i - ^ASI"ELL* but very ap , ? ; . ? Columbia, July o, Iw T? t ck. x\n election of b.ev. *> J-1ad, and a full attend- * score of ciii -s other matters of iin- Work of tiif. Session.?The fol- ^an~ a beauti e brought before the lowing is a list of the Acts and Joint j t0 have chart Resolutions passed at the recent ses-! pai'cd them ? sion of the General Assembly: j logues and sp [ocratic Clubs. The Joint Resolution proposing at alter-! songs were t i,? he News and Herald ation awl amendment 10 ?ecuon o, j aim uvm :e in publishing', free of ^1C (onstituUon of* | performed tli< , , .. ? - South Carolina, relating to the fonna- j ,.in . tides ol meetings of ,io? of 1>cw coi;?li(!5. onst.ated cle >s, and all proceedings j0i?t Resolution proposing an well trained, acter. "Weparticular- amendment to Section 2, Article II., | upen their te ecretaries of the re- of the Constitution of Sonrh Carolina, j Rev. Mr. Ki send ns for publica- t0 tbe time of holdius elec-1 who was dings when they re- An Act to amend an Act entitled J sch?o1 exerci list of their officers. "An Act to amend an Act entitled ;An ; audience we delegates and alter- Act t0 establish by law the voting pre- j Glenn, S. > State5'?" thC Vari?"$ C0""ties "f "ie ?'ho pressed i . _Aeor. " An Act t0 a,neml Title " > Part T- I t">rla,iCC of *J ' j ' . of the General Statutes, entitled "Of r great deal to ie JSews ana Courier, Elections." tioiml advam Wallaceville, July 4, An Act to amend an Act entitled j and the equal this section of Fair- "An Act to regulate the licensing of j races; also to ire fine, cotton bloom- PMfof'S and' surgeons," approved j the Suite and , . ' , December 1/, 1881. turn at the i ...1 n-AfA . 7 . . . , j , ? j - 1 A L ? i- I fhAi- oi'fl o<inii Iiu iwuvu luc ,-.t.u6v| iUi xVCC 10 correct ceriairi tyiwi-rajjii- ?.*>? ??...?,* >n. Thunder showers j ical errors in the Code of Civil Pro- so thorough! i mule on a plantation I cedue, and in the General Statutes, eral administi ? killod In- lio-i.tnino- ! au^t0 amend Section SO-i of the same, your corresp \ . ? ? \ An Act to make appropriations for names amom ikmg no jjrogress, not ^ ^hc payment of the per diem, mileage roll np a hca legroes. Democrats I and stationery certificates of the mem- the coming bers of the General Assembly, the are denounci , j subordinate olHcers and employes not chant to . ^lows.?Mount Zion ! thereof, and for other purposes herein for Wallace? f O O F hid itc i lulinC(h ' While the j An Act to divide the State of .South Even Muck icers ou luesday eve- j Carolina into seven Congressiom i dis- The outs ci i ffif.tfi. and corn is v v r where worke( ' * ' * " General Gre< ^r* Tiie Xi:w Engi.axi) Ixsthttk.?In | charge on tl :ht. Treasurer. connection with the next exposition of j are nitlu r sm , Secretary. ^ the New England Manufacturers' and rannilvlCS Asf s been in existence Mechanics'Institute the management of i<eej> the ball d is a worthy branch j tjie ]>i0jlin0nc] UIUi Danville Railway of none in il nization with which it j gVStein has just issued the following would be irlac , ? , is a little 1 ? _ important circular: would send t duntkt.?Information j To further promote the interest of the monoton; Wednesday i:hat the i iis patrons and the development of the I meat is too h together with two ! material resources and industries of is about ove ?. , . , j the regions of country served by its promise at pi on vhe plantation oe-1 SyStem 0f railroads the Richmond and to come and tate of the late James j Danville Railroad Company will again wauts, you ( :he Gladden's Grove ' incur the labor and expense of making and the river - - ~ . I ??? nvliihit rhic f-ill. t\( itrovect bv nre about i ? ' 'uesdav nio-ht The Tbe *ew Eu"land Manufacturers' , ? c* . and Mechanics'Institute will hold its letter tal being communi- second exposition in Boston. Mass.. on tove-pipe within the the 6th of September. It has cordially ^p^91008 of buildino- was occuoied invited the Richmond and Danville 21ure, who bad leased ^ih-oad Companv to display its ex- Moxtoxuo, D , ... hibits in its magnificent, ouildinar. The Messrs. Edi e saved most of his invitation has been accepted." Such tei._ jn rn ^ ler effects. There was an opportunity for a practical and " , wide reaching advertisement of the {ll"erent pwt subjects which compose the material eluded that a skments.?Mr. J. M. wealth of our section of the South and boy in South ition to the superior 9^ advantages and in- ^ jnreresting , . ., ducements it offers for the investment T )tton gin, and invues 0f Xorthern, and especiallv New Eng- ^ came to this farmers and ginners. land, capital and for New England fui little cou id fifty yeiirs' experi- immigration, has never before been north of Mor facture of gins, and presented to our people. It should tjie grst 0f y ... X '. not be neglectcd. .,, . .. ace with the times. persons throughout the great withstanding w combines all the Piedmont Mountain and other regions midst of the tents with its well embraced iu the Richmond and Dan- experienced b r. We hope he will J s:vsie.m 01 raiiroaas in any wav j f d th p ? , interested in material development and . , e can snppiV. . enterprises?owners of mineral lands 1U good'spint imnaugh, desiring to and mines, timber lands, manufactnr- comers, and j jilt stock, in order to iug establishments and water powers ployment. I ill business, offers all are invited to avail themselves of the ?a^rou= an . , r. ? n , benefit oi this exhibit. ? " , it low figures. Go and Capt c c McPhaiIj chief of Bo- these VC0Vle bargains. reau of Mines and Manufactures, has are industrioi r~" rn, ? ? charge of all matters of detail con- There is no )istrict. The follow- nected with the exhibit to be made in hppp 0hmvhp of the counties, and Boston, Mass., on the 6M1 of Septem- . . ities, now composing ber. All persons desirimr information luat,on hcings essional district, with and to make contributions of materials try. Ti.ere a . J and specimens are requested to corres- as good ones 87 AOS 1">"d with where. TIk-i ccpt W h i t e uere, uuigm i. imestonc town- The State Normal Institute.?The another, two 34,192 State Normal Institute for white teach- by Mr. Tho: *6*o*udevsviY]e ers v?-ill open on the first of August liock Springs ville townships 18,641 i aml continue in session four weeks, taught by ] 27.765 The following is the faculty: these tcachei township 2.7:? i]0n. M. A. Xewcll, Principal Man- [ Carolina, and land State Normal School, Principles name. Hon. ?''' and Methods of Teaching: Miss S. K. j the nominatii . , . , Richmond, Vice-Principal Maryland i '5tnct 1C''2"?j State Xortnal School, Arithmetic; S,Jm. " . T! . Prof. E. S.Jovncs, University of Smith peop.e, and v Morris. ilic _man- Carolina, English Language; Prof, ored place am James M. Morris, ot! Alexander Graham. Superintendent Arkansas i e pained to hear of Graded School, Fayetteville, N. C., Several new i ndav of consumption jj.ist?ry aiut Geographv; Prot. E . W. j y j . ,, Riemann. i?exin<:ton llurh School, Map rt\-two jear?. Mr. Drawing and Penmanship; Prof. W. different part ive of I1 airfield, and a II. Vvitherow. Principal Chester Grad- j cheap here, iMoiris, who died a ed School, Music. The following ospeciiillv foi cx -tw acre of ?Ptiunal studies will he offered: Nat-: .. 11 1.. 3 was the test ?mf: B.Sloan, Uni- *'t0 * 1,1. . ? Carolina; Chemistry, a =c ' ' 1 ' e Pi'of.Tv in. Bufm5>:, plt..D.. University wheat and o, lms to consumption.! of South Carolina; WiuV-professor vo;il. ti iRiemann; Algebra, Miss Richmond; I a<,e will proc he served in the <th French, rrofessor five bushels ; then he has been 5cs i>rofessor Remhard, lligh School of the Richland Bat- of Charleston. cvc termaster of the Pal-1 professor Soldan declined to assume P? ^ at Yorktown. He I charge of the Institute on account of a ou 1 three children. | visit 1o Europe. Messrs. Archer and ? . ! Davis, of lust year's faculty, declined mext.?'The following on the ground of other engagements. ^atisfied ai re cotton statement for Thc x?stitnte promises to be as great ?-? ' '' r July 7, 1882: Set a sncceS3 as its predecessors. The t. ^ lited States ports dur- objection sometimes heard as to the nu)yill,, tQ -pc 161; same week last ^eat of Columbia in August is not a 0f rest and pi 1 receipts to this date va]jj one# There are no mountain re- expressed it, ie date last year 5,- sorts in South Carolina, and personal empire takes ,s for the week 39,3/G; experience has shown us that aftei by tli ear 27.687; total ex- ieaving the sea coast one place is about i -weather i 3,416,719; to same as warmas another when the sun gets in thCy are look 503,093. Stock at all its WOrk. In 1880 Spartanburg was_as I aUhonghm^ rts 260,353; same time warm as Winnsboro, and m 1881 ?u ab*miano( i; stock at all interior Greenville was a trilling degree warm- nU)jrc for sto me time last year 37,- er? because the drought continued ^ndistolcralj Liverpool 812,000; there after it had broken up here. Co- of game, pie , year 838,000; stock | luinbia is wen shaded, and the college sat for Great Britain ca,npUs is a cool place, so that taken j ^ health o ie last year 93,000. j aj} jn a]j the question of temperature ; j]cnce with pi ? i av be laid aside. Board can be had i otny iheie i; \t a c c v ^ ' / i slionM not sin isements.?M c s s r s. I at ?4 pcr week. , you Her have on hand aj The Secretary, Mr. L. B. Ilayncs, s.ivinirth;itI --i of various sizes, to | a(\ds: -Teachers can engage board by ti;k News a> s the attention of ail communication with the above-named are good, and up preserves. They , p^ies, whose names are wi:h. times aj?av,n= veil-assorted stock of|the couutv School Commissioner,1, ?,.'Trr ? ' iisswuru, ?men tiiu t j , at verv reasonable : l,reto <. "'? Secretary of (hc| ? seo them* I In*tuutc Wl11 secure it for them on | _ Timings has recenflv! a^licai;on- L:u?.v teachers will l,cj blttuewoc k of groceries, and it! af V6 t'Cp.0t ^ tI,e- w5il "otify us A Meeting to o nd to contain irood I " !' *>V \VliU]tI,ey wi,! arrivc- T1,e I tIretion ?rc nt variety to please I t<::lchers and citizens of Columbia w:U | Dates; -oods have all been i Weicome to members of; Blytkewo* I to suit trie season1 , ,tltUtC' a"d wiU cn(leavor -o j BIythewood and hou>okeorn^ can ! /CS?10!l ?f thc Il,st5tllte 0,1 S:Uurdn-v n to examine his stock i 7rin,fStthcmo^SoCl?al a,ul P1 - ideiIt P' lie ad his advertise- ant reu,,101> the teachers of the State j W. E. McXul ;i;a\e enjoyed.'' Mr. Ilaynes is at president stat . - j present in attendance at the Chautau- ! njeetiiiir was Regxmext. The sur- q.UU bllrnmcr School, New York, but j officers for tli velfth liegimeni will 1 ?-lU r2turu before the opening 0f thc "pou, the foil bat Jmlire A. C. IIas-! onuaI In?*t?te. j imouslv elect ,le to address them at j _Paraly|ic 5trokc5. hcart ,lisca5c a?, I ?* Brov nion. lie has written kidney afieciions, prevented by tlicn.-c i " tier to Captaiu J. II.: of Brown's Iron Bitters. * j Our lute p - ; 7 ' . " * * ~ * ~ v - " from wateree. tiie chair, thanked the club for the j administration , ~ 4. ~ respect and kind attention lie had re-1 T. ^ . *Voodi ool Celebration?The Oomli # ^ j (;iini]KU,rn? tCM(J rowing Crops?Political Chit- CCivC(l during llis tCl'IIl Ot office. 3.t the j ^prOSsTthc ho} same time making very timely and j vices will stil July i.?On July 2nd, appropriate remarks as to the respon-1 Democracy of McCormick, one ot our sj^]e an(j argeut work before the club, j proaching cont' fficicnt trustees of School A vote of thanks was tendered our j ComndtteebeI j, and your correspou- president for his efficient ser-! rv, Mr. Jno. 6. rited to aitend the cele- vjces *0 the club for the past four j and efficiency 1 >unt Moriah school, taught vears> formance of the appell. Your correspon- Captain "Wanllaw, upon taking the j -There being i lested to take notes of the . c}jair, thanked the club for their confi- Committee, on mvard to your esteemed (|ence anfi for the honor conferred (^e; this is the first time such UDOn In eloquent language he _ ? evolved upon inc, I must j counseiefi the club to work for the tr^r^ntv^?e ^ requires some courage to j cause (jear to us as in '76?that he ex- home is pleasai nctum of an editor when pecte(j (hem to stand by him as he long piazza ri s taxed with agiieultuie, Would stand by the club and serve library and n a few yardsof calico, etc. ?iicm ?0 the best of his ability. hhYr^entl^'or^ >es were opened b\ a short Dr. ?T?o. B. Davis was unanimously <y0 bv> n'e sle propriate pra\er by tlie elected Executive Committeeman of daily in his cha Glenn, and repeated by a this club. night. The pa Idren who, afterwards. The following delegates were elected cfm-1! ful hymn, which seemed t0 attend the County Convention: entirely." He ned the audience and pre- Delegates?Rev. R. R. Yanu, J. D. swallow solid for the occasion. Dia- Ho?aU) H> e. Hood, \V. W. Smith, punches, with eeches intermingled with jj Hoffman, John "Wootan aud An- u* ben the order of the day. thony Bl.oir?. ^d li sh.ce manner i?: which they all Alternates?Jas. R. kelson, E. B. of his ease is ai sir various parts, it de.n- fj0.ranj j \y. Brown, Osman Boney, taking any ft arly that they had been j h Wootan, Jas. W. Rains and" .j"1" .f! A.1 uA^nAfA/i /'vn/iit I % r 1 ?uc papers .11 uc imu u.uvw v.. w.w.Macon. | tcrest in cum acher, and also upon the Qn motjon 0f j)r j j> JDavis, the j hear thoin disci chardson, of \oni town, following resolutions were adopted: much, and wha ;r instructor. After the ^ That this club opposes the manses were terminated the ner in which candidates are nominated, ?"Soroent re addressed by B. L. and recommends that candidates for iH^stiuctness. an(i T ni-'p PfM-rv office be selected hv the clubs, and that 1I1^1 * a scn? .u such selections bb published in the ""dcl's'00cl l,er upon the childicn the nn- cyn?tv paper with the request that the 1" sPc:|h> a? w< heir education, and had a editor demands the fee of 85.00 only ?xamI)IC "J? ?paj sav relative to the ednca- from those accepting the nomination, JJ?"?1' f * *5 ^ tages of South Carolina, and dropping from bis announcement j.r.r.'iy - . [ distribution between the ; as candidates all who decline or fail to J.1*" ucl.ed upon the laws of j pay said fee upon their names appear- V1 : expressed their satisfac- 5ng in the paper; thus taking the right " gj. juf, iinbiased way 111 which 01 selecting our eaimiuaius iruui i , . ... nistered. As they seemed "Many Friends" and giving it to the ju rc y satisfied with the gen- people to whom it belongs. 11 t"e,.r wei e U( atimof our government, _ 2. That this club is opposed to send- j c,,ou?? to eou\ ondent has placed their ing delegates to the State Convention;"0 ll>1,cllJ'1o? : the number who will who are tied up by instructions to sup-! f.omc;1Imes17.P. n vy defeat for T. J. M. in port certain candidates, regardless ot' j."ne f, crisis, r.ut perhaps we their own judgment, upon the ground ,n .f^ ?0.c? 1 ng him too soon. Why that the State offices should be filled j111" 011 his j; him the ode he prepared by the best men in the State, without , . s?...'n '? -( regard to county lines or personal |!IS.V. ?J? # \1! '..imp Holds out to bum, popularity, and they such men as have j '''''J*1' pyinay return." the interests of tlie Democratic party j njb ?~i?uuci op have been very fine, in South Carolina at heart and the tUii0'1erv promising. Cotton, brains and boldness to advocate those money for a Rm i out earl v. is <rood, but ; interests in the State Convention. daughter was sick' II is making it desperate On motion, it was resolved that the SS wi. nMflo'S idl'at<ir '>'1U'!*iI^S' w'hie'' proceedings of this meeting be pub- SSSHl 1,.,,. tins mm- i lfshed iii The Nkws and Herald. wc have 110 candidate:", to I The club then adjourned to meet at Man's \viie. in i lotion, and can boast! the call of the president. |C coming campaign, we W. E. McXult r, Secretarv. fSSiffStSS , n lion our work ?;iuo.i ^ ' g'S"SSuiSuu' artlier advanced, it von 0r,ne.. is down a dozen to break tbecaxpaig*. ^ : ot the time>. But as jfeetingof the Democratic County Execu-! WVWrfJijTnjPi i?h and the tl out season tive Committee?A Full Altendaucc?>yiir, cattish is ail we can opsis of the Proceedings. \ LL persons esent. Should they fail t ?L Margaret I present their various Pursuant to the call of the County make immediate ;an put down Longrown Chairman, a meeting of the Democratic si^ne.l, and all ] country as solid for the County Executive Committee was held duh^attested^"1 )miri(.es. ... ^ Town Hall on Saturday morn- " CAI from Arkansas. in"-. The following members were Jane 30th, 188: July 4-flx2 - a Fairfield Man, Formed present: Major T. W. Woodward, : Months'Observations. County Chairman; G. H. McMaster, SEAJLEI> irew Co., Ark., .Tune 7. Vi e-Chairmau; R. C. Clowuev, of Office Cc itors: Seeing several let- Yonguesville; J. M. Higgins, of Glad- Winnsbobc i'ews; and Herald from den's Grove; S. R. Johnston,of White QEALEDPropi s of the West, I've con- Oak; John Hollis. of Oakland; D. W. ^ over McCul few dots from a Fairfield Tidwell, .of Long town; J. Turner be received at'th -eastern Arkansas might Stewart, of Ridgeway; H. O. Duke, next. Plans an to some of your readers. Bsar Creek; Thos. J. Perry, of CJoui place (which is a beauti- Greenbrier; Wm. R. Rabb, of Horeb; All iSiposals^mr ntry village eight miles A. M. Wallace, of Jenkin.sville; Wm. the names of two tticello, the couty seat,) J-Johnston, of Blythewood; R. E ~on(* *e(luiied o eptenber last, and, not- Ellison, of Jackson's Creek; Amos E. any antTalfbida I arrived here in the Davis, of Monticello; B. H. James, of the interests of tl severest drought ever Salem; and Jno. S. Reynolds, of >y the oldest settlers here, Winnsboro. June 27-tlxtd eople as a general thing The County Chairman stated that he c e rPfidv tn wplcomp now had called thB'C&nfm'itrfce in order that oiAi.Hi ur . cm- they might take such steps as they never saw people more would (lee,n P?'?I>er for the reorganiza- By J. R. BOILI d accommodating than tion of the party for the approaching Vy HEKEAS^ arc. Besides this they campaign. ^ j _ tere of adminfetr is. moral and intelligent. After a full interchange of views the effects of Eliza .V lack of moral training following resolution, offered by Mr. These are. thei s of almost every denorn-, Rabb, was adopted: ^ creditors of the s scattered all over the coun- Resolved ^ That the County Chan- oes^ed, that the] , . e ? , . ? , man do issue at once a call for a Coun- me, in the Court ic plenty ot schools, and tv (joilvcnti0n 0f the Democratic party Fairfield Court E 5 as are to be found any- 0f Fairfield county, to be held in the the 25th day < e is a vcrv fine school court-house on Saturday, Jul v 29, at i ion hereof, at 11 iy Prof. John McQuistan, eleven ojclock in the forenoon.' _ ^SminSati miles from here, taught James offered the following, Given undor^n 5. Lvlc and another at which was unanimously adopted: July, Anno Dom: , seven miles from here, Unsolved, That the County Chair- _ , .. . > (* \n man do instruct the local clubs to meet * ' _ . loteasoi Cai nei. on or bdore tl?e 22j?1 wist.. t? re0r?ran s are natives oi South | ijre f0r the eoiniisar campaign, and to |?' h well do they deserve the elect delegates to the County Convcn- E 5 1. M. M. Dully failed in lion. >'i fur governor, but he Reynolds moved that Paragraph ii the estimation of these 22 of the Regulations for the Primary n,^rrr 'ill ever occupy an lion- Election be amended by adding thereto CO I i-Oi/ ong them. the following-words: ''In case of a tie s in a progressive stale, arising in the Comity Executive Com:ai 1 roads are being built, mittce, the County Chairman shall I AAI DETI vns are springing up in have the casting vote." The motion t5LY THE HC s of the State. Land is was unanimously adopted, and the j}II?$. IF 1 and wages are good, paragraph, as amended, reads as fol- DON'T FAIL r farm hands, who gct MoWS: FOR PRICES 20 per month and board. I Par. 22. In case of a tie arising at xqtt a w?i r>rmntre Th. I the sccotid election, the Countv Execu- ' jjiain couutiu Xhe j tiv0Committee shall have the* casting FIGURES Tl at? crops weie \er\ nue j v*oteand declare the candidate. In J FY YOU TO ic land here 011 an aver- ease of a tie arising in the County- Ex- I ^_r hice from ten to twenty- ecutive Committee, the County Chair- ^ corn per acre, without ,nan shall have the casting vote. i KAN 0THE t cotton is the leading Mr* Reynolds moved that the Com- AND AT THE >ry thing else is neglected ^commend to the County Con- ^RE J3UYII' it, and as a consequence, VCI^on *'Klt Article VI. of the Consti- jg j ilepend on the merchants *u^on> relating to the \ ice-Chairman, plies, and manvofthein amended by adding thereto the fol- pjPTy yi? ? and are discouraged and lowing words: "Provided, That he LXL1? ?Luy [id, like the rnanv east of 110t vote except when acting as IS MADE IN pi who are in the same bounty Chairman.7' The motion was TY and is FUl ey are selling out and unai",noasly adopted; and the Article BE SURE TO >xas? that promised land as amended, would read as follows: vap T ' ir C( cntv. Truly has the poet Art. VI. The Countv Chairman 7 J'Jtt ? 11Westward the star of shall be elected by the Countv Con- I SELL 1 its course." The crops vention at its first" meeting under this COTTON PI >t the State were greatly Constitution, anq nc siiau noici orucc COTTON PP] ie heavy rains and tlie for two years and until his successor in April and May, but shall have been elected. There shall ENGINE, all < ing very promising now, also be a Vice-Chairman, to act in case ?0 give SATIS ornc localities rain is be- of the absence or disability of the Chairneeded badly. There is man, to be elected in the same manner t 3 of fruit here; a good and for the same term as the Chairman, v . 1YL. ck in the summer; the and to be ex-officio a member of the ilygood. There is plenty County Executive Committee: Pro- r; ntv of good water, and vided, that he shall not vote except ] Pflppplj :eption of a few chills when acting as County ?hairman. jTjHhnj ;r in the summer and tail, Mr. Reynolds moved that the Coin- ^ * f ll.,c .C()U,,tl> ^ good. nijttee rei;omiuend to the County Conroper mdustrv and econ- . , . . , ,3 n no reason why any one mention that Article VII. o;: the Conx-eed here. But for fear stitution be amended by adding thereto J, M. jbli r patiencc I will close by ! t}ic following words: "He shall not be ! rWea *? *'?! ithcr in -J* cou,"j- that prospects for better j Convention or in the County Exccurhtening in old Fairfield, j tive Committee, except in case of a Sugars?all gn ;hc_ flourish. Abundant! tie, when he shall have the casting Coffee, Tiiurl E A,f,n r vote." The motion was ttranimonslv J toasted C< X<D\\ Attl> cJ> CAMAk. * adopted; and Articic, as amended., Graham i \d MJMot'itATic CLLJi. would read as follows: and I 'rfjanize for the Campaign? Al?T. "\ II. The County Ciiaiimail Ilaill >alters, Delegates ami Alter- sh;l!1 be ex-ojficto chairman of the ' ? i r t 1.. 1.- f> ^...1 uouiny jjxecuu\e tuuinnua, auu c r Tniv in ,n, J president of all Coonty Conventions. UIaccaroni, F? jd, b. C., Jul} l.. iIje ; lie s^aii have po\ver to call a Convcn- ^ ~ Democratic Club mot i tion whenever in his judgment it may k"a 1 last, at oh p. in.. Pre?- be advisable, ami sliall make such call Tomato* Hoffman "in the'chair, whenever requested so to do by the Fre*h ' County Executive Committee. He ty, acting secretary. Ihe ghall not he entitled to vote, either in ? cd that the object of the the County Convention or ii: the Connto reorganize and elect tv Executive Committee, except in A lot of r; nc'xt two vears; where- ckse of a tic, when he shall have the ? * ' casting vote. C011A^>1 owing officers were unau- ,, . ,, ~ , Mr. A. M. Wallace offered the folL. \VanlIaw. Preside,,t. luW"f wbid' wcre >?"??- ven' l^'^Wce ? ' mouslv adopted: n'.' _ '5* Resolved. That this Committee, fully CAL ult}. secretary. appreciating the ability, courage and resident, upon vacating j patriotism which has characterized the ty 18 of out* Chairman, Major fp^ vard, (luring the last I J Icr hint our thanks ami ic that his valuable sail be available to the j ~ } n M e m*e,u t?e ?p. STRENGTH hat the thanks of this " * tMamSv w a SB :endered to our Secretai namfestcd' in"' the to V|g?r0US,y f"?*' ; duties of his office. strength to study a profession, | no further business, the strength to regulate a household, ?5 motion, adjourned sine strength to do a day's labor with- H] Out physical pain. All this repre- S ? ? sents what is wanted, in the often ill's Condition*.?Mr. heard expression, "Oh I I wish I jllI ^ *?*?" * ,.u are m Lius to the front of his broken down, have not energy, of /^jgg lorning and evening he fee! as if life was hardly worth !iy- //*?||1 SttSi* in?, W ?. be relieved and re- life ieps ivelf, taking a nap stored to robust health and strength |! isp ir and resti 111^ easily at by taking BROWN'S IRON BITlin of Ms wound is fre- TERS which h a true t0nic-a led bv morphine. Ilis ; . ? , , j, consisting' of liquids medicine universally recommended can neither chew nor for all wasting diseases. food. lie drinks milk -?>?1 once in awhile a piece llliik. Latter! \ the egcr 50t N. Fremont St., Baltimore rrtnr l sick, and he has not During the war I was inOne of the difficulties jured in the stomach by a piece TOZER* JE 1 occasional aversion to of a shell, and have suffered puachasiDg ei iO(l at all, deglutition from it ever since. Aboutfour from "vour ow il II- lie docs not read years ago it brought on paraly- Yankee manu li, but takes a vivid in- sis, which kept me in bed six , ,, jut affairs, and likes to months, and the best doctors ior wniCil tile issed. He does not talk in the city said I could not of fuel than a t lie says is frequently jive- I suffered fearfully from tiful Capital. 5 month is tilled with indigestion, and for over two than any oth< 311. which adds to the years could not eat solid food y0U to replace After he has been talk- and for a large portion of the J, f ? :ence or two he can be time was unable to retain even tr?m & rAA*i? <-.wi cm-.,. liquid nourishment. I tned notice lttl -n ;fl\e evo <M Fo Brawn's Iron Bittersand now We refer , a? he ev ci did. ioi after taking two bottles I am Tohn V.ratfnr d to me. "Perhaps it is able t0 get8up ^ g0 ?phn x rafcton ^wilh e\ei\ lettei aud and am rapidly improving. RuSSCil Bl&?? it is do secret mai .ur. decker* vj. lieve that the last operaLal mistake. Mr. Hill 'mel Im have /hope BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is cover. Garfield's case, a complete and sure remedy for > other proof to offer, is Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria, ince us that science is ?? i ?i. rar.,,:, and that doctors mav Weakness and all diseases requ r- Ap 5-x6i listaken. In the mean- mg a true, reliable, non-alcoholic 1 lontinues to receive his tonic. It enriches the blood, gives l.? l'^? in the evening. new |jfe {o ^ m^ies an(j tone uazza m an easy chair as lays of yore. Among nerves. s week wore Governor GISTS, Ctf lor Colquitt and Mr. nan.?Atlanta Const is~ Day.?-For six years ray ? ?? frooi kldiitiy und dis- n ' | ?y >ea up our savings on aoc- 1 B s St I t^ansrtSMiBra tlule .idvissd trs to rry Pur- jTJ JI ? J 3h }\J ^aggsssjg^ c. Four bottles effected a fJl!Si|3]>jU liar's worm has Kept our UJUA/AJil year, we have been uble to jBfejwateSSB i lor a rainy (Jay."?A Poor [ji.stf Charm.?A delightful OPPOHTOTITYI jjggj ?K'S 3&TICE. WJtLi are indebted to the Estate or ? chemest for i Lummev, deceased, will , +1f -p* _+ -i pajmcnt to the under- tb? f1 persons having demands ^ tie r ricn Si e will present the sauie I OFFER MY j Harvesters, t ? , Winkle Cottc -ATN BBI'.-E, Executor. r- A * ENTIRE STOCK ^"w'? ?- lar. The Yai PKOPOSAI^. # _0F_ Van "Winkle i >T7NTY COMMISSIONEBS. } 0Gr G"illS >, S. C., June 27, 1882. f /~~Ni /^~\ f "I?\ /~W ! We re 3 sals for building a bridge C ' * Rfl R I \ It does away UUUiJU j& ? We" arl is office up to 26th July ^ lu*?. we are d specifications can be Give US yoi ity Auditor's Office?the ?AT? cotton season ranted for twelve months. ist be accompanied with ' ' or more sureties to the Af Ml f the contractor. The 3 J fg W ^ 1 g| 1 eserve the right to reject K_7 Jfi. A , if, in their judgment, 7 tie county demand it. J. B. HARVEY, rt/^p rrn-p Chairman B. C. C. ?JTUK ltLtr? ;OUTH CAROLINA, ^ THIS SEASON I OF FAIRFIELD. ?UP TO THE? 2S. PTvnr . Prnhrilfi. .Tnilnp. MsP First of Sspteiter BBM1 -efore, to cite and admonc;u!ar the kindred and ?TO? Kid Eliza II. Caldwell, dev be and appear before i CASfl PURCHASERS*1864 ( )f July, after public to'clock in the forenoon, a v T A\r any they have, why the on should not be granted. DETERMINED T0jFoand<!da"d J. K. BOYLES, rprr h T V 4 J.P.F.C. ?REDUCE? lilfcLM ^ ^ \ -j- ! TS ORIGIN ( .1 A 1 s a ft ft 55 I nurr.rviT rv ^ ^?LA. |||| W ^ i li In If I Iwa 3 0 %& Ifc : ORIGINAL IX ~~TO? ORIGIN*. T 77 { T^TT?!}Q ?BEFORE? ^ 1 illutlLXic. This Institution i ? ? f&ni!!?* 0ffer**01 XttHNEDTO SUP? SUiiltl clbia I fa a recognmSnCaut I3IE TEA.DE WITH iSfbSu'coiS lOU WANT A GIN particulars. No TO COME TO ME THE < !, and I "WILL SELL Nos. SandS s AT SUCH LOW T T Mllihl A TTH U I Baltdi< IAT WONT JTSTI- J, jj. MIMil XlJljll. ! BUY ELSEWHERE. ~m Jf IS NOT CHEAPER Jul-V 11 |\/| R3 DON'T BUY IT, ? '. SA?iIT71 TP.TR YOTT T\/l ^ST\ZTTT^ fT I ' MfsSaWWs&.^aa dt ;g an article he result of MUSIC HOUSE, QPPOS; CHAKLOT3\E, N. C. RS' EXPERIENCE, branch of ludjden & bates. YOUR OWN COUN- HA Youti7s?i! GET MY PRICES, GENTS' FUIi 'HE CENTENNIAL ~ shades. A fii IESS, THE KING ^ |g|f made on lasts iiiSS? and the GEISER THE BEST Li r>f whifih T ^oarantee i FACTION. GRAND MIDSUMMER SALE. Ma>"27 PTTTATT PREPARING FOE FALL TRADE. (17111 TFT f! lj.LijHJl-1., BUY NOW AND PA Y WHEN COTTON \ P K Mil! r COMES IN. ullliifU l}nnQT?tTTinn+ 200 rlAXOS and 500 orgjxs. Mil 110 I tillSJSI S Thousands of musical families thronghA, out North and ^outh Carolina are intending to purchase Pianos and Organs in the * fall, when cotton comes in. Why Trait? J Buy at once, and enliven the long, hot mT .Cr PQ 'Q snminer months with music and make ilie VX \j\J> U , Harvest Home" still more joyful. MIDSUMMER SPECIAL OFFER. Under our Jlidsummer Sale, we ofter to ~ ~ ' sell duricg the months of JUNE. JULY. fides, Jlio CofTee, f7:i"va AUGUST and SEPTEMBER, Pianos >er?s No. 34 and 41 aml 0rfns' of e r>' R;*vle aad ? , price, at our very lowest casu rates. >xfce, Oatmeal and THE nude: Flour. Dried Beef 0n riail9s \$gmte iovcm' has eommene Seef Tongues, On Orffans S10 Cash. Baianee Xovcni- and uviil keep s and Lard, ber 1, 1882. ,,, \\ itliout Interest or any Advance on DRY u-nccfcc, Price. jp jsli Mackerel, in cans. If balance can't be paid in the fall. lonSv n , r> e er 'i*151-1 ke gi^en. with a reasonable rdmes, Corned Leef increase ol price. All instruments ol every ;s. Pickles, Etc., grade and price included in this sale, j {TOO' Iloasicd Beef " - our rousieal friends of it. Write us j and I siiull U: for Catalogues, Price lists and Circulars., niake . , This sale closes October 1st, 1S-V2. Early j -AL..\J purchase secures cash prices and easy | ti-rnis. Six (.0) years guarantee. Stool ( jtn.l la: trustor with every Organ. Fr.'-i^ht i a , paid both wars if no sale. Test theia jn i " .' ?Y FItUIT JA11S, your own homes. Address, , polxte attenti , ... 3IcSMITII MUoIC HOUSE. ! -P" ! nd now for sale at a I will be found ! ZS" Prof. \7m. Baker is my only an-; many friends i thor ztd Tuner and IU-pairer. Ali work | L AND SEE. 1 iriianinteed. Send orders to this house. I if. McS3IXT.il. June 13 I April 27 s is tqzer mimT ders;gned being exclusively engaged the manufacture of the XGOTE, beg to call the attention of all who contemplate agines to the advantage you secure in making your purchases n Manufacturers at home. You get the best that is made, (all ^ 1 ._j? iL.1. i._ i.1 1 U isciurers acknowledge tins auap-tsu iaj iucviw? ux ?uia - "32BI y are needed. They will do more work with the same amonnfc ny other engine. They are made outright at your own beauThey are more simple and less liable to get out of repair- ! ;r, and if anything gets broken we are within a few hours of 3 what is wrong. We'guarantee satisfaction to alL Engines LX to FIFTY HORSE PO WEB. Repairing done at short ;:*4 ngs, Belting" Hose, Hancock Inspirators etc., for sale. you to a few who are using our Engines. References?Gen. , Col. James Jones, W. B. Estes, D. P. Crosby, Calvin Brice* M H. J. McKeown. TOZER & DIAL, cohdebia,S.C. ^ Y> P. MITCHELL, n ' BTACKSTOOK, S. C. ENGINES,. >TTOX CLEANERS AXD SAW MILLS. <f v i ill liL "ECLIPSE" Earin^le best and quality and amount of power. This Engine has been award- ;-||| Premium at every exhibition in Europe and in this country. ,w Mills, the Osborn Mowers and Reapers and Self-Binding % he Van Winkle Cotton Gin, with Feeder and Condenser, the >n Cleaner, Piatt's Revolving Head Gin, Carver's Hulling Brown Cotton Gin. These are the best and most reliable de and are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every particu3 Winkle Double and Single Screw Presses, We have the md Pratt Gins on exhibition at oar office. Call and examine >re purchasing elsewhere. * |r|j present the Improved Leather Gin Saw Cleaner and Brush. with the old bristle brush. It will gin wet cotton as well as the saws thoroughly of lint and gnm, and makes a superior ! prepared to attach them to any Gins. ' or orders early and be ready to start promptly with the R. J. McCARLEY & CO. I STRATTON & SAJJLEH II BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1 5 and 8 N. CHARLES STREET, i88z BALTIMORE -lIB Continued under the Same Management over Eighteen Years# DING BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL IN AMERICA. '.IT. JAT> T.T. 7 V ~F. VV.R.~V 7)FPJRT?fEYT. THE BOURSE OF INSTRUCTION*. % ORIGINAL IN METHODS OF TEACHING. TEXT-BOOKS. ORIGINAL IX ORGANIZATION1# AL IN- MANAGEMENT. ORIGINAL IN ALL THING?. nakes NO IDLE ClAIMS. but relies twn the PRODUCED RESULTS as shown bv a PkOl'D RECORD 01 over EIGHTEEN YEARS. UCEM.ENTS IT CANNOT VERIFY. AND PROMISES NO FACILITY IT DOES NOT POSSESS. f tills Institution is based purely on Its merits, -which have obtained eminent e luDds or the solid business men or every part of the country. It Invites rather a a critical scrutiny, and. confident ol Its superiority, solicits examination as :-ndailon or Its efficiency. Send for pamphlet and catalogue contalnlhg lull vacations. . _ ELDEST. THE LARGEST. THE BEST. N. paries St-, H. SALL3B, due, President, L. KIN ART). 4 COLUMBIA CLOTBESS HOUSE, M ITE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. M 0 t complete stock of SPRING CLOTHING for Men, Boys and , the City. . iMSHETGGOODS JIT EVERY STYLE and in ALL SIZES. stock of Soft, Stiff and Straw Hats in all tbe latest styles and le line of (rents' low quartered and Gaiter Shoes, in calf and kid, that will not hurt the feet. NLAUNDKIED SHIRT FOR ONE DOLLAR In the CITY 1882. SPRING. J SL<? !BE2 2SL^?!?a>?* lore ! JS*ctc Stock ! JYeic Styles *. Q U O ? rsigned takes this method of informing tlie public that ha ed business in the store formerly occupied by J. Groeschei, > always on hand a well assorted stock of GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES, M ANCY GOODS, BOOTS, HATS, ETC. ETC., ETC. ils I will sell fit prices that I promise shall he satis'a'tory, so my best endeavors to please the taotes of all. I shall LADIES| GOODS " | md I ask a call from th^.adiesN assuring them of careful and on to all their wants. Q- ~Sf. 0"WTITGrS, the well known salesman, . at my establishment, and will be pleased to v;a:t upoi us > in the County. Give me an eaily call L. SAMUELS, _ , ;