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■> 1 ’A^r->tifi'rr’."C^v? • <V* w^*-. • > ’ ’♦' - *• '* •»:* •»,v <>.• «.,; / .V ***'■/ : ■*■■*,-?■*■! LOCAL IKXFjilfeENCE. iSHUriSDAT, WAT 10, S t < IMS. --¥■ i * Adv«rt1*pm»>i»r*. ’’• Spriii*j'GU)dH—L. Somhels. *. Dr. J. Mi QmfttleMtour. DentisK ’• Buuk BoiKirt—T» K. Elliott,Cashier. Masonic Meeting—Geo. B. McCants, fSecretary. '*«r>■.. .. r,.•/.. ' <,*•'*•• • Town Grdtfmncea—J. if. Center, Waideua McCants, Pavis and Bcig- loff * ' '•••. s ’ " Wardens Paris, McCants and Seig- ier,.,.,, • ■ *»•* Wardens Seigler, Paris and Mc Cants.' • £ - Warden Paris snbn|ttted ti»'follow ing ordinance, whfch'was adopted: 7?4 it enacted and ordained by the Intend- antrand. Wardens of the Town o^ Winns- mcli met:. Clerk of Council. JlT ■ -• ■ Local Brieffft* Tr V • 1. ^ V' ' b —Messrs. WwiP. Byles and J. T. Barron, .of.Coliynbiin w^l^-iivitowiv on Wednesday, attending to professional business. ■ i ' v. v C.»i —We are reqnestcd to state tlmt i a tiiisdftdctofandinff about the boro, S. C,,' I. That J v ion all owiT grounr to i iv the Pre*bv terian k fiabbatli |or the present post ^School piem ponod;' ■'f' 1 —Approved county paper and school certificates bouglit ami cash paid-for same byiT. W.■Lauderdale. * - 1 —The mdnicipal election in Char lotte resulted iiiytawtrqiiug victory for the Pemoerats. T. It. Robertson, Esq., formerly of Winnsboro, was elected aUlcnmu; tr^rn.the third w:ard, yecciv- i!»7<w*t €o rtie highest rote cast foi« any candidate. * v * —We are requested to announce that there will be a meptinsr in the law office of J. W. Hantdiau, Esq., to-night at 8 •o’cfock, to perfect arrangement^ for es tablish! ug.'at midi ug-room in Winns- boro.'i lt is earnestly reqnestcd that all t .interested in the project will promptly attend;.,\ •' 4, \r LnavoA^ub orders ;wjtft'Cald well ft Lauderdale for standard Fertilizers Waudo and Saluda Guanos, Acid, Kaiuit, ftc. ,. ;• * Itkms from Itiixif.WAY.—Tl»« Rey. II. O. Judd, assistant rector of Trinity church, Columbia, lajld services last SmidaiFat St.lStephen’s church. < The Normal School building is fln- isln^ and the school is now in a nour ishing condition. Forty^piipilfs .are in attendance. Professor Brainetd Mc- : Lnre, a graduate of Bi-biceton College is in charge. The large .bqHv with which the cupola is supplied*;lings out its clear notes summoning the children to> their duties. ’’ ‘ Peparted this life, atrRidgeway, on Monday morning, the 7th inst.. Miss Nonie Stewart, daughter of, Mr. James R. ; Stewart. The .fi&mpathios‘'of the community are extended to the be reaved father. y- The children composing the Sunday [School of the Methodist church cele brated “Children’s Pay” last Saturday at PaUper’s spring. The day was universal]v enjoyed. ’ Council hiet:' ;..V urpose of tixa J v i e aml personal,broiier- ty within the certiorate limits^<rf the said Town shall makJB a sworn rranni of such real estate and personal property to the Town Clerk between the first (lay of May and the first day pf June in.each year, II. Tkat^verjt limlc; citizertiietweoQ- the the agtS of sixteen and fifty,years,-who has resided within the corporate, limits' of said Town ft# sixty ' days, shall .register with tbff^oWTi Clerk at the same time as is prescribed by Section 1’bt tliis ordinance for making retiyfis of rppl estate and per sonal .... . _<a(- the requirement^dif Section 2 tbit; oiVtmancc snail not uBply,! liow exempt from street tap, ■ not -.vTO-t-r.-yV-n ^ , RElPOB^ ■ V QV THE COJlDITlON OF THE WINNSBORO NATIONAL BANK, -AT— ■ jo persons o those who are physically disabled from earning a support. , ' , ly.-* ijbould any person fail or refuse tjo comply with the provisions of this ordi nance,' it sliall be the duty of'The Town Clerk to add § penalty.of fiftyber cent, to tlie last Municipal Return of sufli ]>erson, and to add a penalty of fifty cents to the amount assessed agipjist such person for street tax. " i V. That all ordinances and parts of ordi nances inconsistent with this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. ■ On motion, the Clerk was instructed to nay bills only on the order of the Intendant, and required to have a daily report from the policemen of the con dition of each lump in town, and furth er to publish flic miiiptes meet ings in the Wiiyjisbcro News-.and Mkkai.l' the following Thursday after their reading and approval by Council. On motion, Council adjourned to meet on the first Monday of each mouth in regular se^ion. ;• • J. N. Center, „ Clerk of Council. —Why are you ill? Why do yo }<( 1 , „ . . , ou suffer? Everybody knows all aclies ami, pains; all languor and debility are cured by Brown's Iron Bitters. ...tv ..... * r :'i h/JSXXESS NOTICES. Old Fashioned People ie liorse slice _ . — good luck. This may Be true, but the times have changed, and now if you want good Juck and good health i, place on the shelf over LWto (gty that the horse shoe and “four lea?" clover, brought all the year round our kitclicn door a bottle of Norman’s you Neutralizing Cordial, the wonderful reme dy for afr stdifiacWd^rpubles. )* From a Prominent Lawyer. Maj. J, H.WhitAer, M GreCnviBe, K; C., says: “Whilst I do not regara Norman’s NPutrSliHug CJordlslasauniverjiOl Panacea, yet it affords me pleasure to-‘say, that I! have used it with much benefit to self and family in ali auctions of the bowels "VJTNNSBO RO, in the State of South May close of business < RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 1111.606 96 pyerdrafts iso09 U. ». Bopds to secure circulation ,75,000 00 Due from approved ■ reserve "! .. t * - r -.-v* 12,01518 •Due from other National Banks.. 6,64008 T lue from State Banks and b»nk- 1 ''...\:rr. . 92170 Real estate, furnitui>e and fix- tures.i Current.f Fractional paper currency, 1 nickels and peniites t}u 50 c Vr -- f. • 2,216 80 gal tender notes 1,610 00 Redemption fund with U. S. . . Treasurer (5 p>‘r cent of c.ir- : jCUlatlou) * w., I..... 3,375 00 Due from U. S. Treasurer, otlicr tlian 5 per cent, redemption ^fuud 400 00 ’* ‘ ' ~ . Total.'. ... y 8221,123 84 LlkRH tTIES. . t Capital stock paid in 8 an Surplus fund 15,000 00 Undivided profits 15,369 60 National Bank njbtfls bntstand- ! "‘ ing si 96,900 00 Individual dentfils subject to check. Tv...' 45,965m Due to other National Banks.... Total. .7. 8221,123 94 State of South Carolina—County of FAlUFIELp—88; . I, T. K. ELLIOTT, Casliiero# the above- named bank, do solemnly swear tliat the above statement is true to Uie oest of my knowledge and belief. < T. K\ ELLIOTT, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tills 8th day of MaV, 1883. Wm. N. Chandler, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: W. R. Robertson, ) , G. II. McIIXsteh, / Directors. Jas. II. Rion, ) May 10-fl ..'f .... v.- — -*» »—>—0= Don’t buy a W agon until you See us. It will pay you. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. 1'RESiI GROCEklES! Can be planted anuyt^ifre and at safne time that cotton edin, and be cultivated very much like it. . . . . ONL Y A FEW BJ)ThELS LEFT. f * j '* • ' * - • I, ONE PECK produced last year in this county SIX (»1 BRUNSWICK CANVASSED II AMS, DECORTICATED it FLOUR. family in all auctions of the bowels Sb - f ' ' - iMjifiWh mir-itectiofi of -tlie cdufitry during ROASTED RIO and JAVA COFFEE, the summer season. Indeed I never used * ’• ' * PJtOCKEDINOS OF COUNCIL. Winnsboro, S. C., April 16,18S9L ,f Council met this morning at 9 o’clock 111 the Town Hali—all the membors present. The minutes of the last meet- ins were' read and Approved. The oath of office was administered to "Mi - . J. W. Pelgler, Warden eiqcjt. IntemU nnt Neil, committee of one, appointed to investigate the condition and best jilan for repairing flie roof on the Town Jlall, stated that after due investiga tion he'would suggest that it be roofed with shingles., .WaWlcn ‘ Mc/Jartey ipovcd that tlie Intendant be empow ered to have tlie roof repaired, using tin or shingles, as he deemed best after investigation and due-poii^deration ns to the differeuce ill cottt of the two nia- tcrials.. Messrs.i.W; R. Doty and D. Jl. Fiemii^eniappeared before Council and requested that the suspensiop of tlie ordinance prohibiting (tjie: deliver ing and storing of alkfertilvaers in the town be extended from flip first to the twentieth of May; whereupon;the fol lowing resolution was adopted;: t ftckAted, That tlie time, May 1st, for the rcrtiovhPM jfuaijos find other commercial fertiPizers for the present year be extended to May 20tli—after which date the ordl- ftarice for tlie.total exclusion of guanos and 8t her commercial fertilizers from tlie town will be rigidly enforced by this Council. : . The.Clerk was .instructed to have the prdinnnce^with ibis resolution, pub- iished tit Once. *'The bid of Mr. E. M. Garrison for the rent of Stalls 1 afid 2 of the market for one year from the first of. May, 1883, for one hundred and forty dol lars, was accepted. , >; Mr. J. H. Cummings andoMessrs. McMasier, Brice & Ketcliin submitted tyd* for-fuiunsliingoil, obimneys, wicks, burner* and matches for the nsc of the street lamps for one year from May 1, 1888; Mr. Cummings making the low est bid, the contract, on motion, was awarded to ,■ j- 4 Applications lo servo on the police force were received from Messrs.. W. B. Gilbert^pU L. Poteet. They werf elected,as policemefiy the former at a salary of $40 and the latter at a salary of $25 per month, and two uniforms enckper anmun ; .to serve during the pleMtor^ftf Comicil*,; ;i . i Addison jCJark and Willis Goode- .were retaiised as lamp-lighters,' at a salary.pfcflO per month each, to serve at the pleasure of CqMntiiL ! • An election for Chief and Assistant Chief of the Fire Department was heWl;. resulting in the reflection of Mf. R'. J. McCarley as Chief and Mr. J. W. Seigler as Assistant. ' ( • i - Col. Janies M. Rion was unanimoas- ly re-elected as Connell’s a’tofMty for this tnunieipai year. The Clerk was instrncted to notify him of bis re-elec tion. The following resolution was adopt ed:. . Betolved. That the following committees he appointed by the Intendant, to consist of three (3) members each, and the Ir- tendant be a member ex-ojjwio of each of said committees; A committee on street lamps; a committee on police and fire de partment; a committee on public buildings. jT^e following are the committees in tneir regular order; any other medicine for such complaints.” Dr. J. W. Walker, Frankljntan, N. C. —Deaf /Swi’Would you accept tile cgir- gratoi.fdftj&gw an olcl inair for your slic- cesgfal treatment of a dis’t-Sse that all oth er remedies had faHed off, And would you ajso accept tlie enclosed 830.00 as a smAW expression of my gratitude ere I depart fdr my Western home. I have perfect free aiul eftsy-use of my hands and arms, and I can also walk, things I have been debarred from for ten years, until tlie Ip'-t. Jli 'ce months. My rheumatism. ,ls ' weH. ’ Your Rlieumatic Remedy cureif +ne. ' I used it only eight da Vs, and tweafy d&ys from the day I began its use I was weli. * . Truly yours, *£ ' , ' D. UastYngs Kimball. Oxford, N. €., April 3,1883. I 'll ir» I SALMON, CANNED CORNED BEEF. POTTED HAM, CHICKEN, TURKEY. ‘ .; vi. FRESH OAT MEAL, * . • ■ , j., CANNED TOMATOES. hti SUCCOTASH. >.' Si's MASOIVIC A REGULAR comnnvnicatipn of Winns- jflL boro Lodge, NO. 11, A, hbld Tn Masonic llall this . . ttipnoi , orp Lodge, Nd. 11, A. F. M> .will be 1 Masonic Hall this (Thursday) evening at 8 o’clock. GEO. B. McCANTS, May 10 Secretary. DIt. j. M. dUATrtEfiACM, DENTIST. Office Over Stanley’s China Hall. May 10 Sm AN OKDIJVARTCE To Prevent the Runnin.g at Large OF Hogs, Goats, Sheep, Cows and Geese in the Corporate Limits. ^ fie it Ordained, Tfiki it Shall not he law ful for any person or persons to permit Hogs, goats, slieep, cmvs and geese fo fun at large 4vitliiiV<hc Corporate Hftliwof the t8w n ! under a penalty of . twentyrfive cents per head for violation of this ordinance, except that cows are allowed to be grazed ifi the streets of tlie town, except Congress Street, subject to the following c6ifd1tjhns: That they be securely haltered and held while grazing, and grazed only between the hours of 5 o’clock, a. hr; and 12 o’clock, m. J. N. CENTER, Clerk 0.* Council. riNEAPPLE and PEACHES. ; * t a * * PICKLES AND CHOW-CHOW, and a full stock of everything usually kept •*i ,*.* •> • in a first-class ... * - , GROCERY, STORE. All ,of \yhich will be sold LOW for the CASH.' ... J. F. McMASTER $ CO. :?*. T '-'i „ ' ^ - t •‘.IS... But the PVlmetto Wagon of ' ULYSSE G. DESi’ORTES. —SO BUY YOUR— FURNITURE FROM E. W. PHILLIPS. Mattresses of my own manufad- ture. Use economy—buy the west —buy where you can get tlie cheap est. - . . : A new supply of Children’s Carri ages, of the latest designs aud low in price. ’ * You can save money by buying your Picture Frames, Wall Pockets. Brackets, Hat-racks, Spring Beds, Wire Mattresses and Window Shades from It. W. PHILLIPS.. I am agent for several different SEWING MACHINES,, mid some of them is GOOD as can be made. You will find it to your interest to price mine before* making a pur chase ELSEWHERE. Ileliiember that I cannot be undersold by any one. Tcould^fvc you as MANY REFERENCES AS YOU WANT, but do not think It necessary, as the machines will RECOMMEND THEMSEL YES when you get one. Sew ing machine belts, oil, oil cans and needles for sale. I will order any part that is wanted for at sewing machine. Agent for Doors, Sash and Blinds. All orders willTIave prompt attention. . : '• Ap 19- :AT— V X'-'t >■* I HAVE just received mySPRlNGGOODS, consisting of Nun’s Veiling, Lav Bmitings. Dotted and Plain Swiss, Plain and Figured Figured Muslins, Laced and Sriped Piques and Cambrics. iwnsj, Plain and CLOTHING, CLOTHING: SEf 8 UPLAND RICE! V l, UXSJi p BUSHELS). WQrtli , , SIX DOLLARS PER BUSHEL, 1; ; ^ - .,» * Tr, with but ordinary attention. Call and. get particulars. J. H. HARDEN & BRO. 1883 SPRING SPRING 1883 SPRING SPRING SPRING -SHALL WE BE- CLOTHED ? Is one of tlie questions which most per plexes the mind of tlie individual and tlie family. To relieve yourttelf of this per- SPRING I'k’xity, you should call and lieai our prices OUR NEW STOCK OF 11 IS ARRIVING DAILY. Just opened a MEN’S", a.iOy ; ifine I- »• U- of YOUTHS’ -and- SPRING • GOODSi .-Of’wiiifh w’e now have a large ami well assorted stock. Every tiling in tlie way of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc., that. Is wanted, from the commonest domestic to the nicest DRESS GOODS, and all file novelties in NOTIONS. If you want a nice suit of , . V. BOYS’ SUITS, a- -m— 1883. SPRING STOCK ; , . A# ORDf X Exemptiko Certain Firemen from Street Tax. ''Be it enacted and ordained.'by the Intend- ant.and Wardens of the Tb-wn of .Winns- tiom, Soqfti Carolina, in Council met, and by the authority’df the llame: - I. That fifty active membersTff each of the fire companies' now organfzefl in thei Town of Winnsboro, South Carqlipl, be, panics for ship of any of said fire c<vrrt panics Who9ft constitution and by-laws does not coinpef the fttlendarK'c of H its members 11 non , all regular meetings "ami drills: Provided, further, That no fireman shall be entitled to said exemption unless he has been d member of one of’Hald fire companies foj thirty days prior to tlie first day 1 for the annual iistiKg of persons street tax, and who is not in arrears to ids Imt the nieWv*ff«h{p of r.q fire com pany shall be •entitled to tlie. 'exemptifm provided for in thts.ocdinance unjess such company shtll cause $0 be filed ' with the Town Clerk,'fin oT before the last day ap pointed for the listing of persons liable 10 street tax, »certified* IWt.tff stfch rtf its membert ns «r§ eiifttied to the' said ex- •'We have now > received oitr; rtortk of SPRING GOODS, and have them ready for v. - . *. — . j ■ .»< INSPECTION. We think we can SAFELY stty that we have never opened at any-:' time a more complete assortment or better class of goods; "V pi*-"*' V tP-i' F '' As regard* Alices,'we will only say that these gootis.will.be sold as Low as tlie same NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES. We Have Received Our 1 ^ ; : • v < v LADIES’ HATS Of the LATEST STYLES, P - - J ’r'V ■ From FIFTEEN Cents Up. Tf Jl CJLASS ■ W ' OF GOOOM ’ * r awvjsold in any MARKET, #n& assure our customers that they will lie protected in primi/as We will meet the market at any time'llii v anything. •' We would call special attention to our i 'N OENTS’ DEPARTMENT, Which will be fqtfnd complete in every par- flcfllar, and ali we ask is au inspection by the public. . . „ . , f McMASTEB, BEIGE & KETC&N. A call from all is respect- ip •f * *.l * . .1 V?r'. , ■V'j # # i V * fully solicited^. - • e P. LANDECKER $ BRO. JL CHjCTSILTO- iCome and dee onr stock, or clioose from ■pfir line of samples. If we'canuot please you in one we can in the other. We have something nice in this way, and guarantee fits as well As quality of goods. We lyiye a very pretty and nobby line of HATS, in both reft and gtraw, and., can please the most fastidious. • We ask an inspection of our stock of SlFIRt^ wliieli fs very large, embracing all qualities and styles. Something nice in low-cuts and slippers. In all departments we endeavor to give the best goods at LOWEST PRICES. v t“: < J Respectfully, CALDWELL & LAUDERDAE. I have a large stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Yonth*’ CLOTHING, which I will-sell VERY LOW, • • 1 z . . ./ t/i’ 1 STRAW HATS OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ,/S^OBS, SHOES, SHOES. A large ns.aortiucnt of Men’s, Women’s and Children's Shoes. A large as sortment of Fans and Parasols. Call early and secure BARGAINS. No trouble to show goods. ’ f 4 .••.•-- • Very respectfullv, L. SAMUELS. . THE CLOTHING HOUSE OF—•—»■ - - x v M. L. KINARD OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL, COLUMBIA, S. C. ■ ■ V’' . n , I have just opened a large stock of SPRING GOODS for Men, Youths and-B. Suits of Cassimcre, Flannel, Cheviot aud Serge—ail at low prices. Also a line of GENTS’ F URNISHING GOODS • In all tlie latest styles of goods. Gents’ Neckwear a specialty. Gents’ SHOES in Low-Quarters and Gaiters. Orders sent to my address w ill be promptly attended to. v M L. KINARD. CHAMPION” wona^D! MOWERS, REAPERS, BINDERS. WHEREWITHAL w j: A BE ; ■■ V FED ? ... , WE HAVE. . THXEiS THEH i I •r* ■y,t - -vr ~ Brfv the GElsKR ENGINE and SEPA RATOR from , J. M, ELLIOTT, Sr. meir.itftrt na are entitled’,t0 the^ said ex- Wa have trioH ibpni on-i Vnow them to emjpttftRi-'/Vfiuitpeo, That such list shttll fiot be good, aiid would not sell them if we did contain the names of .^ore. tfiap |lfty ‘ : A Thtt all ordihances or parti* thereof not think so. .-TRADE- NORMAN’S ^UTRALJZimq CORDIAL. . -MARK— • • . ' ’ A BORE *M effectiud fU-medV ter the enre of 21 oU&MKnlariUManddaonftn of tho8tom- * ' ood Bowel*, whether In cuudren or odolt*. lahooev ,ble to the Stomeoh without beln* ~ t, Oriplni Beiirttan^fick end Narrow _ Headache and Dyipepela. Majr ™ b» ned la all derangesiaota of the Momach aCd Dowel* from relaxation of the Inteotlnca or a ehange of food or' Is another perplexing question. It. also ceases to worry when once you look into our ,.» . ; { >■ I. GROCERY DEPARTMENT, 4 ' where you will'find all kinds of eatables at most reasonable •prices. :**'■ ■■ ■' , COME AND JSEE US. ’a’ ”',v . We tajee plear-ure In showing our goods. » * A Respectfully, , \ sij . 4 >t , CALDWELL & LAUDERDALE. SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION, STRONG AND DURABLE, and EASILY MANAGED; EVERY ONE WARRANTED . .... '' TO DO THE WORK PERFECTLY, IF NOT THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. FOR SALE BY • . . . • W. R. DOTY & CO., AGENTS, April l9-f»2«n WIXXSBORO, S. C. JUST STOP AP THINK! AX'D THE— RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES AT- B. NEW ADDITIONS -An examination of our goods and a knowledge of our prices will convince you that we are telling you only the PLAIN UNVARNISHED TRUTH IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS AND SHOES, ■ w’e have a very good assortment *.• < } ‘ GROCERIES—ALL KINDS GENERALLY • • • ' j •.< iTTREJID.’v ng- . • • V * ■ BONELESS CODFISH and FINE MACKEREL SIX FOR TEN CENTS. CALL FOR OLD CROW WHISKEY. VICTSRIOUS EVERYWHERE I S incifinglsfient with tliis ordinance are hereby repealed. • Done in Council this 7th day of May, j. Renter, -- ClcflTof Council. “kSSSoveEI 7-V 7. »- iP. CALDWELL, Hair-Eressar, iKext Door to PostoffiitL ' *1., The well-known t ALSO,- “K^IxIOTT 99 Call at mfBARp can get Hair CuttJns »nd Dyeing done’ ' ■* : *P where styles. I will also kedp of Tonic and a lot of Fine Ci| idjHoing, ShaVfng best and latest . the’best and I will also keep on'hand a - supply of Fine Cigars. mr K. F. CALDWEtL, .* May I Uah-Dresser, M. offered to the public. We will be pleased ta have the liofne orders. r Now Ls the time to bring in. OLD GINS for repairs. f f <’ . J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr. — I Li—^4-^ WAOOXS! ' WAGONS!! J UST RECEIVED, one carload of'OLD HICKORY WAGONS, which will be sold cheap for caeh, or on time f<» good paper. ’ ' '' “ J. F. McMASTER & CO. ,y. • ‘t. 1. v > It is x Viri, wk Wtoi; rau. too a Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone in to wu. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. iTOK.iirA.lT’S LNEUTRALIZINQ CORDIAL It as pleasant and harmloa* as Black berry Wine- Does not contain Opium and will not constipate. Soecially recom mended for IteMlokaeM uad Taathln« CbUdrwu >, r vu-. % . d’J~ Priceff«> SoUbtiaUDrUagitttand tkaUn tn MeOMne. EX0ELBIOE OHEMfflAL .0ft • “* Sole Proprietan, Walballa, 8. C.. U. C.A. LOOK TO Y0UH INTEREST!! | CHEAPER THAN EYER. m #' 1 9. Boots and Slioes Made to Order Oat of j tlih Best Material. •> . Fine French Calf Skin Boots. .*.... .18,00 loxed Boots and Congress Gaiter*., . .86.50 Confess Shoes.... ........... .16.00 Low-Quartered Summer Show*.... —85.50 Repairing neatly and promptly done at the LOWEST PRICES. . Congress Street, next doorto J. M. Beaty. ; ’ J. CLENDIN1NG. Ap 24-liuq I am receiving dailr' lihW mWitkms to my Stock of Shelf and and Staple Groceries.' SHFI*F GROFEJUFS. Tomatoes and Toifiatocs and Okra in cans. . Apples and Peaglics. '*■ ' Raspberry* SirdwUefry,’ 'pineapple, Citron and Orange ‘Marmalade.: Ham Sausage, ('ornelj Beef and Toii^iii: ill cans. <’■ Roast Chicken imdHoist Turkeys, Pickles. Jellies ,ilt<l Leniriiis. Cheese and Maccarohi. NTANID4KI) GIlOCEItt Sugars, Coffres and Teas of various ' y grades. » , 4 - ‘ Mfifil, Flour, Grist and Bacon. New Orleans, Molasses and Syrups. /.Fish and Fulton. Market Beef. Borden’s F^igle Condensed ^tiik. *. Raisins and Nuts. ’’ Spices and Confectioneries of ail kinds, . • i t . ^ .. . •, i ’ . ■ .• ‘' All of which will bo SOLD CHEAP for CASH by * f r.» Universally Admired! THE ECLIPSE FARM ENGINE ...... .v *wf'?VVvv'i. In attae’ied to the to equally divide 1 wheels. Tlie Uoih' ^ . Improved and Powerful Brakes. LARGE FLY WHEEL AND PULLEY, Hinged Smoke Stuck, provided’ with efficient DEVICE FOR DETAINING . AND EXTIN GUISHING the SPARKS. . . ' - •• THE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE PATENT SELF-REGULATING ORAUv’ SEPARATOR, CLEANER AND BA(4GER, the mast oomplote GRAIN SAVER in the L1T“ ... — | Qel i j -V/is • ■ -i :, world, and UNSURPASSED FOR SlMl’LCITY. Capacity fur .Threshing, Separate!ijU (.EAPERAND MOWER, the best Machine. oQ and (‘leaning ail kinds of grain Ready for 'market CELEBRATED OSBORN Ti S. S. WOLFE. Ofkh Bugoiks ATf.T7 and ?45, at VLYWEG. DESrQK'JiiS, Til El tine kind in the Market. ^ .. _ THE VAN WINKLE, PRATT tnd BROWN GINS, with FEEDERS AND. CON 14ENSEKS. aII of the above, with every other kind of FARM IMPROVED MACHINERY, sold by . .**'-•< April 1?