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'-UK 3 *4 LOCAL IKTLLLIGE^CE. TXJli 5 »A . •rj- 20. : i i 18' 3. am Jiifbrniccl, tt\ o young men *ew AdTertldfinentii. Notice—Sami. ‘D. Fant. _ Slicriff’b Salo^J. D. McCarloy, S. F. C. Sealed Proposals—J. B. JIarvey, T'ne j”ry, after a brief deliberation, > rciidCreVl a verdict df “Not gbilty.” ( frdm or'ilcftr this Re6fi6Yi"df*FtMi t fitffd,'^'; i< The prisoners convicted during the being invited, attended asocial gnthcr- term wore sentenced as follows: ‘'i'>g at Mr. J. McMeckin’s residence, :n David A. Crawfdrd, assault and baf-! the vitality of Shiloh church. The fery of a high and aggravated charac* I many'obligations iit tbeir homes at fee. ftAo flna nr txm mouths ‘ithpris- ^nch an unirsually busy .season, de- Mr. Craw- tainedthem till an advanced hour in the aflernooif: Leaving, thus, at such a late hour for iplcasunt traveling, and the distance being miles over one of Death ok Mks. J. D. BATTifffchfh?.— Nows has been received that Mrs. Amelia Uatterrce, of Chester, died on last Wednesday, the 14th'iii^t. Mrs. Batterree was tlie wife of Mr. J. D. Batterree and a daughter Of tltc late C. L. Itefo, Sr., of this county. The ‘deceased was gbfitit tweiity-five years ; of age, and left a husband and two little children*. She was universally -e (teemed. Her family and fiiunds will liave the sympathy of all their acqitain- ’tances in Fuirliold in their sorrow and affliction. ter, fsoO flue or two onmetit in the county jaH. ford immediately paid the fine aM Was discharged. Washington Lindsay, carrying a concealed deidly weapon, $25 fine or the ronghest cross-roads in the county, two months in jail. j they ventured in haste, notwithstand- Samuel Hill, "hotfse-breaking, one >>•¥ >l»c dark and misty night, arriving year at bard labor in the penitentiary. Thomas Boulware, manslaughtcif, seven years at hard labor ih the peni tentiary. . The following is tlie final present ment of flie grand jury'; f at p. m. ut'the social bhll, just in the nick of time when every one present had begun to 1*00011)6 solely interested in the plays, etc. As the skilled per- Wmers Wniided lh. ir \iolins, so well fitted up for the occasion, even a btich- To Tlis Honor J. B. Kersfiino. Pre- e,or OT an ol( l maid could but join in siding Judye: We, tlie gratia jury in j with'such a social juvenile group. In and lor the said Slate and county, re- addition, let the writer bespeak success spCctfully report that we have cSani Death.—It is our painful duty to ‘announce the death of Boyce Brice, second son of Major Thomas W. Brice, of this county. The deceased was ‘taken very suddenly ill on last Satur day evening with iiifiammation of the bowels and died on Saturday night between eleven and twelve o’clock. Boyce was a bright, intelligent boy ot fourteen ycai% of age, and was a gen eral favorite with all who knew bun. ■Stricken down in the budding spring of life, while crossing the line tWl separ ates youth from manhood, his deatli is one of touching trful peculiar sadness. We extend to me bereaved father and ’mother our heartfelt sympathies. Cotton Statement.—The following is the comparative cotton statement for ’the week ending February 1G. 188G: Net receipts at tdl United States ports ‘during the week 144,498; to same time ^ast year 71,295; total receipts to this date 4,G3S,0l£; to same date hist year 8,896,291. Exports for the week 102,- GG7; same week lUst year G6,652; total exports to this‘date 3,047,951; to same date last year 2,137,140. Stock at all United States ports 4)31,330; same time last year 1,112,709; stock at all interior towns 153,4)17'; same time last year 183.- 116; stock at Liverpool 836,0c) 4 ); same time last year 700,000; stock of American afloat lor Groat Britain 285,000; same tinre last year 2 , 22,000. The Due Wt.st Female College.— The Associate Reformed Presbyterafh •says, editorfaHy: The friends of the Due West Female College will be gratified to learn of its increasing growth and prosperity. Tlie College clashes have not been so full in ten years as they are now. Tin's «pbaks well for the present administration. President Kennedy is proving himself a man for the place. The fears which Some entertained of the decline of the College at the death ‘of Dr. Bonner were natural. His qualifi cations for ■his position were so ma ke ! a it decided, Ids success so conspicuous, that it was not strange many should feel appre hensive of tlie effect of his removal on tlie College. Professor Kennedy and his assist ants have shown fhaftliCy fully appreciate their responsibility, and that the high repu tation m fiie t.’oifege is perfectly safe in their hands. This community and county and State arc to lie congrafulated on the present status and prospects of this insti tution, devoted to the education in mind and heart of those who give our homes and our society their ‘feWeetest delights; their purest joys and their highest 'refine ments. Professor Kennedy Ms many friends and acquaintances in Fairfield ■county, all of whom will be highly gratified to learn of the marked success that has nttbmled his efforts since ho has as sumed the presidency of the institu tion. While under the control and supervision of the late Dr. Bonner, it ranked among the first female semina- Vies of the South. D is therefore no mean compliment to tlie ability of Professor Kennedy as an educator to say that “the hollegc classes have not been so full iu ten years as they arc now.” Sudden Death.—Mr. A. Hamilton Reining, of ibis place; died Very sud- jjy on Monday night at about seven Mr. Fleming lias been in very ined'the different public offices of the county, to wit, the Clerk of Court, sheriff, treasurer, auditor, judge of ■probate ami county commissioners and find them all neatly and'properly kdpt. The books of the county commission ers and treasurer show the tinauciul condition of the cOtiuty to be good— there being a balance from lapx year, over and above all expcudifhVes, of more tluifi Tour thousand dollars. We have aflsO examined the jail, and find it iu good condition, neatly kupt and the prisoners well cared fpr. As to the poor house, we find it in Verv good condition, with a gOoTl garden and a supill but well cultivated farm. Wc learn that Mr. Haigood, the husband Of the matron, ill-treats, abuses and curses the inmates. We oarriJcstly recom mend that tlie commissioners do hn- n.ediately look after this gentlemafr. We have examined the books of the trial justices, and so far as we are able To judge the same are properly kept. The condition iff the public roads, bridges, etc., we find in as good condi tion as could be expected under the circumstances. We would, however-, call special attention to that portion of the Jtocky Mount road from the corporate limits of the town of Winns- boio to the live-mile post on said road. We would also call attention to a point on the “institution” road, near Stew art’s mill; and would recommend that the gate at the end of Brown’s bridge be removed, ami that a causeway, commencing at the branch and run ning seventy yards up the hilt, suf ficiently wide for one wagon, be put at Allen’s branch on the Collimbia road. We would also recommend that the bap be made larger, us the same is not sufficiently large to seat lire ■'officers of the Court. We desire to return to his Honor our siucre thanks for the kind aAd able advice and for tlie efficient help w(dch be lifts tendered us in the prosecutiofi of our duties. All of which is respectfully sub mitted. U. C. Trapp, Foreman. The Court of General Sessions 'ad journed on Saturday afternoon, and j'thc Court of Common Plefts opened I on Monday morning. The proceed- i iugs thus far have been of no public j interest. “ ITEMS FROM EEASTEU^YIEL’E. —Mrs. F. E. Lihda has returned to Union county; —Two mad dogs wore last week seen ! in the upper section. —Mr. Thomas Chapman has Opened a store at his father's; — Dr. Thompson, of Columbia, is up on a visit to relatives. —MrS. Anna Lewis has removed to« the Feasterville Boarding House. . —Dr. V. P. Clayton and Mrs. Nancy Coleman are visiting In Wilmington, N. C. —Mr. J. Hendrix MoLane recently spent a fefo days at Feasterville, part ly in tjie financial interest of the Signal'. —The school at Fea'sterv'ffc was on Monday last re-opened with an attend- -ance of twenty-five, under the charge of Miss Mary V. Feaster. —Mr. D; R. Ruff, rtf Ridgeway, was in the Comer on Monday last, lie came on a visit to his relatives and to enter his daughter Janie at the Crosby Institute. —Messrs. D. P. Crosby, Sarn. Mc- Lurkin and Joe Crosby are Visiting ill Florida. Mr. McLiirkiu may remain there in business—the others are to re turn next week. —The farmers are still sowing grain, and will probably get sown from first trt last sltty or seventy per cent, of an average area. Some complain of the and happiness all the year to the Alstoniairs and the neighboi'iiig citi zens, wlioSe hospitality was welcome ’and most assuredly appreciated by those youth’s. Welj^ Messrs. Editors, allow Hieh licatring m your next issue; and the bachelor will he more gener ous tb you than those night wanderers who Ventured alone from Holly GroVe. ~~ -Ti South Carolina Railv.lfy, edibpariy.’ *CH1NG<H£RVES-CAUSE AGONY! PSRRY DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER DRINGL, RELIEF! NEURALGIA . SCIATICA. TOOTHACHE EARACHE And the whole noxious family of nerve diseases are cured by PerrjDamsFainMer SURE! ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS KEEP “PAIN KILLER.” Got Rid of Toodiaclie. He suffered more than twenty years:— Neuralgia pains—face, jaws and curs, He might have suffered twenty mere, Had he not purchased at the store Something which eased his frightful pain Ami quickly made him well again. That sometning’s made by Perky Davis, From horrid acqps and pains-to save Its. 'PaiN Kh.Ikr, as the public know, Was started forty years ago. Thousands on thousands bless the hour When first they-knew Rs healing power,, CASif needed. Tiu>se Indebted to us are remu settle at once. We have liheii patient, hut forbearance sometimes ceases to be a virtue. •McMas'i ek, KrticE & Ketchin. liTIt FliHRUAILY. Wc have a lot of new and pixiffy Valen- tiyes, to winch the attention of interested parties,* without regard to .age, sex op. pre vious condition, is respectTuiiy solicited. McMastek, 11 rice AKetcuiN. and: —Tomip, Old and middle-aged men and women get Health and strength by using Brown’s Iron Bitters. * P2ES2 GASDxftL SEEDS ONION SETS. We have on hand a large stock of (iar- den Meeds; also Wine Field' Seeds and Flower Seeds, from Buist, Landretli, Sibley, Ferry, Grosman and Heed. So all customer? limy be pleased. McIi.aSiT.r, iIrice & KetcuiN. O N and after November PJ, 1882. paadyii-1 gyr Trains will run as follows until ‘further notice: j TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. EAST. Leave Columbia at. .*K.fK> a. m. ffi.fi,t p. m. Arrive Charleston...H’.oT p. in. 11.JO p. in. w-i.s'r. , t Leave Charleston... .jfiT.OO a. qi- *1.00 ji.:in. Arrive Columbia.-. .11.27 a. nu.10:06 p. ui. f Daily. * Daily except Sunday. TO AND FROM CAMDJffi. . K'ASf . , .. (> Leave Columbia at. .‘H.OOa. m. *fi.f)fi p.,m. Arrive at Caihden.T.07 p. m. 9.25 p. hi. , , wTjsT. Leave Camden at.. *7.on a. m. 8^.45 ji Jrti. Arrive at .Columbia. .11.27 a. m. 10.05 ,p. in. ♦Daily except Sundays. . TO AND FROM AUrtuSTA. ... Leave Colunibili .♦T. 1 !?p. m. Arrive Augusta 7... 7.35 a. in. west. , , Leave Augusta *7 00 a. m. *4.20 p. m. Arrive Columbia 4.08 p. m. lO.fij p. m. ♦Daily except Sunday. CONNECTIONS. Connections made at Columbia wrCh Co lumbia and Greenville Railroad by train arriving at 11.27 a, m., and departing at fi.55 p. ui. Cfmneelion iiiEuF’ at C., C A A. Junction with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad by train arriving at Co lumbia at 11.27 a. m., and departing at fi.55 p. in., to and from all points on both roads, with through. Pullman Sleeper between Charleston hnd Washington, via Virgh^lp' Midland route, witlumt change. Cplirtee- tion made at, Charleston with steamers for New York b i Wednesdays and Saturdays; also, with Savannah and Charleston Rail road to all points South. . Connections are made at Augusta with Georgia KaflrOtid and Centra! Railroad, to and from all points West and Igofttiv Through Tickets can lie purchased to all points South and West, by applying to D. McQUEEN, Agent, . , Columbia, S. C. John. B. Peck, General Manager. D. C. Allen, Gen. Bass, and Ticket Agent, Charleston, S. C. 188.' 3 YEAH Ti) ALL. • ' 'J I 1 ' • I J • , • »} J * * : i '-I V • • ,• Thelonjr ahticipafed holiday, rush has come and gone, and the New Year with its fiiddf.n future lias, dawned upon us; and as I intend to use my utmost endeavors to merit in future the very liberal patroitage that ha/- been extended to me the past year, by consulting at all tirnes-the iptercsts of'my customers; I take this opportunity of uuLounciug that from'this date my present stock of * ‘ / FALL AND WINTER GOODS ^iTl be sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, In order to mat* preparation for a more extended «* #■ » Spring and Snims^ TRADfe Tl^A^ HERETOFORE. * • * . '': ‘ 1 V " * I ... Plenke call and examine my stock before making yonr purchases as inf prices will‘convince you that 1 mean just what I promise in this advertisement. Thanking my friends for their verv liberal and gratifying favors, I wisii you all a happy and prosperous New Year. t. SAMUELS. SeOGTiflN IN CLOTHING. I Will close out my winter stock of CZ.bttHXNTGf REDUCED PRICE ^ in oVder to iiinke toom for A at larg6 Stock of Charlotte, Columbia <t Augusta R R s p EING CLOTHING. . Monarch G'uaNo.—We now have on hand one hundred tons of Monarch Guano and twenty-live toffs off Acid Phosphate. All parties wishing to use the best Uoano in the market will do well to leave their orders at the office of R. J. McCarlcv & (Jo. * BVSIXEHS XOTTCES. An Important Question. How many times have you suffered from having eaten a little too much dinner or supper*? Dyspeptics, please answer. One dose rtf Norman’s Neutralizing Cordial after eacli meal will counteract these bad effects. In the treatment of indigestion and dyspepsia arising from deficient gas tric secrethins, it is unsurpassed. I'Tom the Press. Mir. D. A. Smith, editor of Krowee C*v- rtVr, Waihallns S. C., says: “I have used Norman’s Neutralizing Cordial several years and find it superior to anv remedy I nave tried Tor all disorders of the stomach and bowels. It has the first place in oar little household and is indispensable.” * ONE MAN’S, CASH AS it “No One Goes Away From TUm Without Help.” On the 2filli December last,, yfr. Alvin Keusler, of this city, rent fit) to M. A. Dauphin, President of T lie Louisiana Ktote Lottery Company at New Orleans, La-,: with request that he forward two tickets to him. In a week tlie two tickets were re ceived, Nos. 10,454 and 71,3(13. . On tlie Monday following the .trmuary drawing lie received a message that No. 10,454 had drawn the first prize of S'.',WO. He 'At once forwarded the ticket for payineui, u-. it is subject to no commissions. Air. K. is thirtv-eiglit years of age and unmarried, was bom in Knox County, Ind.. and raised a farmer, is very upright, and withal ’ a very charitable uirtu; nrt one in want ever g ws away from Inin without help.-Odww SOUTHERIS MUSIC HOUSE (La Fayette Co., Mo.) Herald, January h <l mn, ms. WKAJPMXG PAPER. We call Hie attention of merchants and others tgi our large stork of wrapping pa- jV'ji. . ctaisistih” - Of Wliito Ninvspajter, Manilla, Gray Wrapping And Straw Paper, and l‘aper-Bags.. We suggest that if merchants can buy these, articles from us-«s Low as from abroad, freight added, it will be an advantage to retain within tlie town,tiip'smll commission charged rather than pay it tosWngers. Mc.Af.vi5TKR, Bhicic A Ketchin. Columbia, S. C., November 5,1882, YPHE initial link in South Carolina in the 1 Richmond r.'ijd IVpviHe. system work ing to and from Chrrleston via the South Carolina Railroad: Lv. Augusta a.. Ar. Colunibia b. Ar. Winiisboro i Ar. Chester, <*... Ar. Clibariotte d.. Ar. Statesville e. mSSWLUTIOX. rpiIE partnersliin heretofmv existing be- X tween the' undersigned, under Use style of “Tiik. Winnsdoko Publisihno Co.mi’an t,” it .this day dissolved by mutual cousenV ‘ ' ■' 'I'Ijv-business of the firm will be settled by Mr. 'Jno: S. Rcyifouls, who is hereby authorired' toSrecelve and; receipt for all debts due the-Ciiliccm. An parties having claims will present them to him for pay ment, And dlf putties indebted will make immediate payment to him. R. MEANS DAVIS, HENRY X. OBEAR, J NO. S. REYNOLDS. Winiishoso, S: €., January 29, 188.1. Jan :50-txtf T , c; ♦No. 53. jNo. 17 , . 7.35 a. m. .. ■ . * • . . . .11.39 a. ro. Lv. , 5.00 a. in. . 1.13 p. It 7.62 a. mi. . 2.17 p. m. 10.50 a. m. , 4.13 p. in. 3.15 1»- ni. . 7.05 p. m. .. ... ♦No. 53. •fNo. 18. . 8.00 a. m. .. ...... .. . • • . 2.30 !>. in. 3.22 a. m. . 4.29 p. in. 9.25 a. iu. . 5.33 p. m. 1.22 to ui. '. 7.07 p. ui. Ar . 3.50 f. ni. .11.15 p. m. . ... Men’s, Bop’ anti Youths’ Suits. Fine line of OvercoatS at good bargains. Be sure to cftll at M.. L. KINARD’S, OPPOSITE GPAXb CEXTrAl, COLUMBIA, S. C. Lv. Charlotte d.., Lv. Chestere...'., TjV. Winnsboro... Lv. Columbia b.. Ar. Augti.sia..... ♦Daily. fDaily Railroqd (w. Wasliin'gtop) tHive fiftocn minutes uiiead ‘ot WfnnsboTo time. CONNECTIONS. a With all lines to and from Savannah, Florida ami the Shtftli and Atlanta, Macon and the Southwest'. - > • b With Smilh Carolina Railroad to and from Charleston by Nos. 52 and 53 and witli Columbia and Greenville Railroad. r With Chester and Clieraw and Chester and Lenoir Railroads. d With Richmond and Danville Railroad to and from all jniiiits North, Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Division and Carolina Central Railroad. e With Western North Carolina Railroad for Ashe vibe, Yf am Springs and all points 011 that line. M. SLAUGHTER, G. F. a. D. Cardwell, A. C P. A. G. It. Talcott, Superintendent. SOMETHING NEW I "0 :• j ... • • • ’ TXJ'E have recently coirfmeneM business in the store formerly occupied by Messrs. T V James Turner & Co., where will he found a new and complete stock of KTAFLE Alt 3) FA3ICY CSKOOERIFS. Wc sWnlfe/p always on liand 'a varied supply of. everytliing usually h st-class Grocery Store, ami obr prices Shall always be found as LO W _A.F3 LOWEST. kept in 'AS-'-ANOTHER’S AT A Hare Opporrnnlty. On February fi, 1883, I sold out my inter est in tlie firm of Mimnaugn Bros.^ Chester, S. C., to F. P. Mimnaugh; also on the same Mate my interest in the firm of Mimnaugh & Gannon, Lancaster, S. C., to Win. Gan- son. The buyer in each place assumes ail liabilities and will collect all indebtedness. At this point, I will sell my stock in bulk to a cash buyer. Tlie business is well es tablished and pays handsomely, as an in vestigation will convince any person. Un til further notice illy stock will be sold at a still greater reduction. All parties indebted to me in this county will please come forward and settle their accounts at once and save costs. Very respectfully, J. L. MIMNAUGH, Only House in America Selliil.ar Jsk. .Nealth for some time, suffering i ‘V7 "" mu"" " at timcv , ^ 7 Hessiau flv. THe prospect is a poor v ^ er y severely from bronchial * 1 i- 7 ( - v tioi). rp| le i inrn ^di a te cause of liis tVdto * laS ' ot J' e,i been asbertained. 1 111 a ^ e ' v ninutfes of his death lie ,. e * !mct * 8S ,v elt as usual, and Was sit-. wLsLroMLTJ" Lf •** m r 1110 bu • ,,ft * l,os c from 118 chair, as thoug*. tlie purpaeo of putting water, and fell just outside of the door, and died ap parently from strangulation'. Drs. Robertson and Aiken w’ere bnlicd and evert effort was made one. —Married—At the bride’s residence; respectively, both on the 15th inst., the former By the Rfe'v. J. D. Mahon alone,’ the latter by thfc same clergyman, as sisted by the Rfe’V. W. W. Mills, Mr; | Thomas Chapman to Miss Belle Price, €••»»» MAt. „ w».. ..* rf . . . . Sallie S. Crosby. We beg to tender I our congratulations and best wishes to the happy couples, and to hope, at the lend of a long life of hapfftrfcfis un broken, they may be able ftflly to sym- cxainination will probably bo held to- with the poet in this effusion— day. Mr. Fleming was well known j ril j, w ®^j> nen 1)rougbt llis love-delighted throughout ihe county as sociable and kind-hearted man to m restore him, but of no avail. A post-mortem was about forty years of age. The deceased leaves a widow and two children to mourn his untimely death. AH who knew him, both in Winnsboro and in the country, ‘Will receive sad intelligence with unfeigned SoYtoW; smiled. ITEMS FROM CEDAR CREEK. Last Appeal.—Looking to yoilr (Avh interest is one of the first laws of nature Therefore having granted liberal imiui- gence to my customers, they must not com plain if they find, after the 10th of Februa ry, their accounts in other hands for mwe diate bblleoYion with post added. On the One Price System. ONE 11 NT FORM PR1CB to ALL, AND THAT THE LOWEST KNOWN, Tlie usual system of selling Pianos and Organs, is for tlie dealer to charm* any price hirCafi gr i for tliem without regard to eRh- m i fof them wit limit rcgi e.r a fair pro lie tir the customer’s interest. But we are proud to say that this lias inker been our method of selling. For the benefit of purcliisers and to sc- l n ,r tiTe ' ciue diem the full value of their money, we established at the outset of our business, 2TE YOUK i Wt^EKhi ttEK ALT). OXE POLLARA YEAR. future payment, will positively be required when bills come due:, regardless of prices ; tw ' u ' b eari uncc, belli: and g trto low to sell cotton, or ration bilTS bank debts to pay first. So it will be THE OXE PRICE SYSTEM, T HE circulation of this popular newspa- { peV is. constantly increasing. It con tains all the leading iicWa of the Daily Herald and is arranged in liaiid'y depart ments. Tlie Foreign News oinhraces special dispatches from all quar- teis of the globe. Under tlie head of American )fe'vys are given the Telegraphic !)ftiiytch'es of tlie week from all parts of the Ufeofi. Tins feature alone makes , The W eekly Herald tlie mbsY valhhhle Chronicle in tlie world, as it is the cheapest. Every week is given a faithful report of Political News embracing completo.and comprehensive dispatches frrtm.Washington, including full reports of tlie speeches of eminent politi cians on tlie questions of tlie hour. The Farm Department nf the Weekly Herald gives the latest as well as the most practical suggestions and discoveries relating to the duties of tlie farmer, hints for raising cattle, poultry, grains, trees, vegetables, etc., etc., with suggestions for keeping buildings and farming utensils in repair. Tills is supple mented by a well-edited department, wide- copied, under the head of The Hoke, ... * » X,.” giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for making clothing and for keeping up wjth lowest In thus presontiiig ourselves before the public, we respectfully sojteit a liberal sbafa of tlieir patronage, assuring them of entire satisfaction, both as to quality and prices of goods. Jan 2 J. H. HAEDEN & BRO. COTTON IS LOW, -BUT- B; SUGENHEIMEB’S PRICES ARE VERY MUCH LOW ER. -6- I HAVE never had any liking for great “blowing” In advertisements, but have depended rather upon soiling goods at such prices as to satisfy my old customers amt draw many new ones. - , , . . . I still iineml to adopt Oie saine plan, and,I.fycl sure that I can come fully up da evqry itssc^ion Ippgke. It is impossible to give the prices of tlie numerous goons 1 navi iii Store. Lut I quote: PIEDMONT HOMESPUN, the host in tlie market, al 7 cents per yank CALICOES at 5, (5 and 7 cents—the last figure for the best. SHOES, in great variety ami at prices to suit anybody. CLOTHING of all syles and at ail prices. My stock STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES; Wines, Liquors, etc., will be sold at correspondingly low prices; and I sliall always bo pleased to show my goods. Give me a call at BEATY & BEO.’S OLD STAND. B. SWG-ElTlfWEMIEIR,. tW Remember the place—Old Stand of Beaty & Bro. SPRING AXXOUXCEIHEXT! CHOICE GOODS! 1 JUST RECEIVED, NOTICE. HAVE An hand twenty Gutta-Percha Paint, and to_paint roofs with it I . gallons of am prepared SAML. D. FANT. nOOFIXG PAI*T UTTA-PERCIIA Roofing Paint for . sale at the Dri g Slore. Yb 17 W. E. AIKEN. We are pledged to this. Wo. always havO done it, and we always will do it. It's our crcal and our practice. Nf other Piano and Organ House deals on tills principle. ()ur prices, in plain figuies, are placed on every insteuirtent. A cliild can buy as low as tlie sharpest trader. AH otiw.r Houses i..ivj ouLtfafSrlccs and give discounts.” The “One Price” system saves time In trading, and is tlie only satisfactory way to buyer and seller; for, on tlie lilgli price and discount system, even though the cus tomer Buys, lie is not stirejthat lie lias bot tom prices. Die latest fashions at tlie lowest price ry item of cooking or economy sug tested in this department is practical 1 g esteu in tins department is p isted b^ experts liehire publication. *rs front our Paris and L< ically Lef- Liondon cortesiFHv latest fashions. The ADVICE TO PTAXO ORGJX BUYERS AXD CIRCUIT COURT. Close of the Criminal Calendar—Present ment of the Grand J ary -Opening of the Coart of Common Pleas.- The jury in the case of the State vs. Win. R. Sykes returned into Court at 1 ten o’clock on Friday night, after a deliberation of about five hours, and rendered a verdict of “Not guilty.” ’The defendant was accordingly dis- Who longer could ineaniugly dare the to sing, “Empty is thrt txadfe”,—for invariably the good parson is inter rupted in his sermon and his congre gation annoyed by a “squalling baby.” —The fine weather is Yory welcome. ' Prior to Friday, January 9, we had several just such days as we Wished, to sow grain, V^o found them; more or less, congenial—neither tod warm nor too coM, but Cloudy arid agreeable. —Services were held at Buffalo Bap tist church on Suuday, the 11th Hist., by Dr. Huggins. His Ifrctnro was heard with attention, and we congratulate SEATED PROPOSAL*. . County Commissioners’ Office, ) , ..WiNjjSBono, S. C., Feb* 19; 1883, j Buy quick. Wby? Bcjlause an advance S EALED proposals for building a bridge X n price is almost certain. Pianos and across Opossum Brnfich, iff Township 1 Organs are on a.boofti. The demand ex- No. 13, will be received at this office until reeds the supply; AII the factories are be- Tuesday, the 20th day of March, 1883. hind orders. Dealers with cash iu hand Bidders are required to name their sure- cannot get instruraehts as fast as wanted, ties, in tlieir bids, who will be given on ' Brices of material and lalw are advancing, bonds for the performance of the work. I Tlie present low prices of Pianos and Or- Plans and specifications of tlie wo*-k can be ' K' U1 * cannot contufue, a.id vfill nqt again seen on application to ..tl\e Clerk 6l the rufc 1 * in the next top jeaf*. 'fTiosb who buy Board of County Cominl.ssioners._ now will save iimiiey. lairge Cmi tracts just Feb 20-flx3 HARVEY, Chainnau. SALE, B Y virtue of a Warrant on Lien to me directed, 1 will offer for sale before tlie court-house door in Winnsboro, bu tlie made with manufacture^ will enable us to guarantee present jrrises vntU January 1st, Hits. After that we can promise nothing. Delays are dungeretis. Magnificent stock now 011 hand. Scoen Gnmd Malcers. Over 200 different styles, now In our ware rooms. Elegant Pianos #200. .Beautfat Organs $50. Easiest Instalment Terms. Sent on sible House "can offer. Competition With the World. ters dents on tlie very Rome Department of the Weekly Herald wiU.savc,flie housewife more than one hun dred ’thugs Hie pnee or cnejniper. tcrests dr . Skilled Labor ., are looked dfter, and everyth!ng relatin'g to mechanics and labor-saving ft tfatefnlly recorded. Tliere is a page devotejl to all tlu* latest plioses of Uiy business fiiarkets, crons, merchamlise, etc., etc. A. valualdc feature is fopnd in the specially reported prices and conditions of .. The Produce Market. Kportifig.Ncws, at home and abroad, to- f ether with a Story every week,, a Sermon y some eminent divine, Literary,.Musical, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes. , There is no paper Ih the wrtrid which contafesso much news matter everj- week as tl»e Weekly Herald' which is sent, postage free, for One Dollar. You can subscribe at any time. THE NEW TOSS EEUAlE, IN A WEEKLY bOLLAR FOltM, A YEAR. OXE Addretek. NEW YORK tlERALD, Broadway and Anil 81. New York.' I have nrtw in stock a full line of Farming Implements, such as Plows, Ti-atee Chains, devices, Shovels, Breast CbhiMS, Heel Screws. h ’ Spades, Back Bauds, I.ap Rings. - v , i • ». « *. .4 * • Swedes Iron, Grindstones, Axes. Ferguson & Blount’s Iron Foot Plow StoctoB. ~i ■] SEED IRISH POTATOES AXP OAR BEX SEEDS. ' My stock of GROCERIES will al ways be kept up with notfililg but FIRST-CLASS GOODS. . A large lot Of FJME FLOUR, bought before the recent advance, cheap by 11 the barrel. Fresh supply of “Snow- < » flake” Crackers. ONLY CASH TRADE SOLICITED. It. M. HUEY. We have Just received the following Fresh and Choice Goods: RaiSim, * Currants; Citron; Jellies,' Ginger Preserves, - - Fruit Butter, Mince Meat,’ something nleO Salmon, v- 4 » Mackerel, Jf* ‘ ' Corn Beef, Oatmeal, Buckwheat, and New Crop New Orleans Molasses. J. F. MoMdSTElt j- COi at retail ' FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH NEXT, I tlie world. Don’t fail to send for our Cata- Within the loaul hom-sof suit*. totbehi(die«t l 0 2 ,l rs^and fall Price Lists, 1882. Charged. On Saturday the Court was engaged him, in bis new field of faboV” ter the 4n the trial cf Robert Mitchell, charged competency and the rnaiVncr in which' with rape. Messrs. McDonald & he reveals the sacred truths. Douglass appeared ter the defence. 1 ' —On Tuesday evening,.the Cihiest., bidder, for CASH, the following-described property, to wit: ONE BALE OF COTTON. Levied U po n ai4 the property of Joe Ed wards, at the suit of Rebecca E. Robertson. JNO. D McCABLEY, Sheriff’s Office, s. F. O. Winnsboro, S. C., February Ifi, 1883. Feb if-td AXKiUlVOO Liudden A Safes’ SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. SAVANNAH, G A. The Great Plaio and Organ Depot of the South.