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K. fianryj is busy iu prtparing the premium list for publication* It VrlU be distributed throughout all the four bounties as soon as possible. Thb liaif will begin on tbe Ail'd Tuesday id October and continue for four days. Hymkneal'.—There was a very pleas ant gathering At the residence of Mr. II. L. Elliott on Thursday evening, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. .Jas. P. Caldwell to Miss Marion L. illicit. The cerenibny liras performed by the Itev. John T. Chalmers, of the Associate Reformed PrdlbytcVfun church. Mr. Caldwell is one of our most successful young merchants, ■while Ids bride is universally admired. They Imvb the best wishes of a host of friends. To the Mkkc u ants.—The dhys'Are getting long and business dull. Would it not lie a commendable thing for the merchants to clbse their stores At six o’clock? Certainly it would be es teemed quite a favor by the young men, to.give them an additional hour or two of thtf day during the summer mouths for social enjoyment. To tire mcrchAnts it can make bUt little AiSer- ence, pecuniarily, but to the clerks it means a great deal. The plait pro posed was adopted last year—will it not be taken under advisement? —Leave your orders with Caldwell & Lauderdale for standard Fertilizers Wando aiid Saluda Guanos, Acid, iKainit, &C. * School Exercises.—J. J. Trapp, a (colored teacher in the Feasterville [neighborhood, writes: “PleAsb allow me space in your valuable paper to [inform the public that my school was [dosed with recitations oh lire 4th InM., j and the occasion was rendered remark able by having present several gentle- linen of the more fuvoibd f ace. The [pupils all manifested great interest in all the exercises. After the recitations were chisei), one of the white gentle men was introduced to address the large audience, which he did with a few brief and pointed remarks. Peace and good feeling pervaded throughout the entire procedure. We then ate a line dinner, and all parted fur home, much teiVeshed-.” A Valuable Mule Recovered.— Mr. J. M. Galloway, of While bak; after many weeks of fruitless search, j bus at last found his stolen mule. He [traced the hogbe into Spartanburg (county and there found the mule in [the possession of an innocent holder. |We have not as yef Jcarned the name of [the thief, but it is said that he is a white man of good education, speaking [ tlufftitly four or live differelit languages, i He has been in the penitentiary several [times already, ami there is now a re- Ward offered for bis apprehension. It Is believed by some that the same des perado made away with ti e lost mule [of Mr. W. R. Rubb, and this circmn- Istancc. may put him in possession of [facts that may result in its recovery. IWe hope the outlaw will be appro- [licndcd and the severest penalty of the |law visited upon him. Important to Wounded Soldiers. -Comptroller General Stoiiey lias sebt is the following with a request tor mblication. We gladly give it a place In our columns for the benefit of tbe [disabled Confederate veterans: Dear Sir: You will confer a favor on Ire, and do a service to many old soldiers, you will be good enough to give notice pirougb your paper that all claims fof arti- Beial limbs will be paid in full at the very karliest possible period, and that parties bntitled to the Same Mitt reeeifo notta. from V/m office as soon its there are funds in the treasury for that purpose. The records of this office being accessible to any one wish ing to examine them, certain parties have Obtained a list of these claims, and have Been offering • to purchase them frotu the liolders at a heavy discount or to collect them on commission; thus giving the im pression tliat they hate facilities for expe diting their payment- This action is abso- itely without the authority o» sanction of fids office, and I earnestly advise holders pot to part with their claims to any agent, put to deal directly with tliis office In their Bttleineni I ask that you WiR give this Notice, entirely in the Interest of these poor id veterans. XUX BACHELORS IK xouuxixti- The Lamented Tyler Laid Awnjr With feotafc* Ceremony. Tuesday cVeningy tbe 8tli insty Wte the occasion of iftdttter assemblage of the Bachelors’ PWfectiye Union; The purpose pi the meeting^ as was genert ally surmised, wAs to do hdnor and to perform the funeral rites dt the GvaWd Tyler, Mh £. 'CaUtweti. By 8.30 p: m., the boys were all prelienty and auJn.iwh solemn tfacA- j-«A ^lL««v n! S^irs. jliy and chthusi- ^^jj^o^fre^ei^rance of the deceased himself wftfi the signal for afi dfttburst of laughter and applause, which was roceiv id by the ex-Tyler with with his characteristic good sense And equa- nlinitr. The invalid President^ with Wclieloi' gusto, called the meeting to order. The Grand Secretary^ the Akoond of Swat, arose with a solemn vofde and read a Series of resolutions to tbe memory of the dead Tyler, and moved their adoption. The motion Yvtrt ap propriately seconded, and eulogies were delivered by President Lauder dale, Prosecuting Attorney Douglass, Surgeon-General Aiken and Grand High Chancellor Buchanan. The Speakers tdok thfe occasibn to warn^ the living that they too were treading npoh dangerous soH\ and spoke with feeling of the Imperative dnty of the Union to place the sickly, invalid members in a proper hospital where they would be tenderly cared for nntil out of danger. The Grand Tyler himself WAs loVidly called for. (The boys said, “Speak now, or forever hold your peace 1”) He said: “It \s hot customary for one tb speak at his own funeral, but I know ‘of no law or precedent which forbids it, and'I will say a word of parting before I go. I regret to leave you, but it is nbt because l love the Union less, but somebody else more.” The doomed man spoke tenderly of the associations thnt to him clustered around the Union, and of the life long chain of friendship it had formed. His remarks were reteeiVed with genu ine Vdithlisiasm. To the dead member thfe bovg are ♦ under eternal gratitude for one of those i'o.yal treats always so much enjoyed by the hardy bnfclieldlis. Mbhy and laughable WfcVb thte bright sallies of wit exchanged during the eVcning; and the hearty mirth And spontaneous enjoyment will always be rfemembered by the Bachelors present On that mem orable occasion. The Tyler was escorted home by his former associates and colleagues, and all took a long, last, sad farewell band shaking with an old charter member of the Union. “May he rest in peace!” TT mmrn m [POLica RtJtES AND RBJW.TflWrai 1. The regular police force of the town shall consist of two men, one of whom shall be recognized ae Chief, and who aft pweh Miall We supreme, subject always to the Intendant and Wardens. The IntencT- ant may appoint special policemen when in his Judgment the same may be necessa'- theptee- ^ ‘ • ' - ry for thi erva'tlon of the good order of e toWm who shall be governed by the same Kules and Regulations as the regular police frtve-. . 2. Each faIRre'nian shall be Ahhed With a pistol abn a club, and shall wear upon tlie left lapprel of his coat, Or Upon tne left breast, a badge Of Insignia indicating his official station. a Each policeman ft required to go upon regular duty every alternate six hours, commencing at six o’clock, a. m. He shall traverse tlie entire town at least once while to on dntv. nor loaf at free; sfttflfnng in phe place for a longer time than fifteen mi Antes, unless officially required to do So. 4. No policeman is peitalttiAd to enter any. building in which liquor is sold, while oh duty, unless officially called upon preserve the peace or make an arrest 5. Each policeman while jm duty is re quired to attend the arrival and departure of all trains of paa&enger cars, and to assist the railroad offic^fl in facilitating the. get ting on And off of passenger*, And &nall pre vent boys from jumping upon the cars while in motion or crowding the. platform of the same, tu the hindrance of passengeiA and t ail road crffAials. , e. The policeman on duty brnween the hours of nine o’clock, p. m., And twelve o'clock, p. m., and between the hours of twelve e’Hocdc, p. nr.-, and four o’clock, a. m., shall \nake a personal inspection of each street lamp and report the condition of the same, together with any negligence bn the part of the lamp-lighters, to the Town Uierk by twelve o'clock, m., on the following day,. They shall also repbrt, it the Town til&lr, tri-wWjkiy, the conditidh of and depth of water iu each of the public cisterns. , 7. The members of the police farce shall perform such other duties as are incident to their office*, and such as tlie Intendant and Wardens may from time to time direct, not inconsistent with their regular routine. The practice oi etrict mbritty, and the ex ercise of great discretion is enjoined, upon them, and life foWmet toll be tigidly forced. 8. Policemen when oq duty are required to have always \vith them a copy of these Rules and Regulations, which shall be furnished by the Clerk on application, and to wear a navy Dltte uniform with brass p. liuetto button?. ». A policeman appearing on duty while under the influence of liquor shall lie sum marily discharged from the force-. „ Adopted by Council tliis 7th day of Mafc 1883. J. N. CENTER, Clerk of Council. -SO ikUY YOUR-!. FURNITURE from r. W. Thillips. ts,. ft . Mattresses of my own manufac ture. Use economy—buy tlie- host —buy where yo'U can get the cheap- feet A new supply of ChildVen’s Carri- n ees, of the latest design* aiid low in price. You can save money by buying your Picture Frames, Wall Pockets. Ilrackcts, [fat-rackft, Spring Beds, W’ire Mattfesses and Window Shades from R. W. PHILLIPS. I am agent for several different SEWING MACHINES, and some of them as GOOD as can be made. You will mid it to your Interest to price mine before making a pur chase ELSEWHERE. Remember that I cannot be undcisold by any one. , I could give you as MANY.REFERENCES AS YOU WANT, but do not think It VibceSHary, as the machines toft RECOMMEND THEMSEL VE8 When you get one. Sew ing mac nine belts, oil, oil can* and needles for sale. I will order any part that is wanted for aj&wiug machine. Agent for Doom, Sasli and Blinds. All orders will haVe prompt attentidir. An 19- :AT: L. SAMUELS*. I HAVE just received my SPRING GOODS. Consisting of Nun’s Veiling, Buntings. Dotted and Plain Swiss, Plain and Figured Lawns, Plain ana Figured Muslius - , Laced and Sriped Piquds and Uitnblics. CLOTHING, CLOTHING— SEED UPLAND RISE! Gan be ^an'tetl «u\ywheir'e and at same time that cotton can, and be cultiVaVea Very much like ft. Fewbvshels left. 'ONE PECK last year in this county SIX BUSHEL*, *orth SIX fiOLLA&S PEE BUSHEL, With bufc ofriinary attention. Call and gtet particulars. J. H. HARDEN & I3RO. FRESH GROCERIES! AND SEASONABLE —Why are you ill? . Why do you suffer? Everybody knows ail aches ilhn pains, ail languor and debility are cured by Brown’s Iron Bitters. BUSINESS NOTICES. Old Fashioned People Used to say that the horsfe shoe and ‘Tour leaf’’ (MbvWf brought gbod luck. This mav be true, but the limes have changed, and now if you want good luck and good health all tlie year round; jdace on tlie shelf over your kitchen door, a bottle of Norman’s Neutralizing Cbmial; the Wonderful reme dy for all stomachic troubles. From a Prominent Lawyer. Maj. J. II. Whitner, of Greenville, (*. C., says: Whilst I do not regard Norman’s Neutralizing Cordial asa universal Panacea, yet it affords me pleasure to say, that I nave used it witii mucli benefit to self and family iu all affections of the boWelS so usual in our section of the country during tbe summer season. Indeed I never used any other medicine for such complaints.’’ Dr. J. W. WalkEr, Franklinton, N. C. -Dear Sir: Would you accept the eon- siic- oth- er reinedies had failed pn, and would you id you accept old man for your The NkxY Chester Fair.—At a went meeting of the directors of the Chester Fair Association it was de- £»dcd to reduce tuCT number of uepart- lents ft’ora seventeen to ten y and to sicrease the value of preminms to be ^warded, especially in the department ' field crops. This is cci Ainly a most idicious action, and will tend to [rouse and keep up increased interest the success of the fair among the Irmers of the four counties. The in rests of the other departments .will be overlooked^ and everythirr insistent with the means., at their jsal will be done by the board directors to make the fair of the best of all. The managers eal to the farmers, mechanics, iness men and housewives of Ches- Fairfleld, York and Lancaster tp srate with them ia bringing abpdt Would gratulations of an cessful treatment of a disease that all 1 on ,also accept the enclosed $50.00 as a small expression of my gtatitude fere I depart for : my Western homfe. I have perfect free and easy use of my hands and arms, and I can also walk, things I have been debarred from for ten years, until the last three months. My rheumatism is welb Your Rheumatic Remedy eurt-d nie. I used it only eight days, and twenty days from the day I began its use I was well. Truly yours, D. Hastings RImRalL. Oxford, N. C., April 3,1883, m.j. M. mjattlEBaOM, DENTIST. COLfrftl&iA, s. t. Office Over Stanley’s China IIaLl. May - '■■■ riiA.....'-. ' , ■ u mmmmS ■ .. »' 'I ' ^ ANT ORDINTANr€JE Exempting Certain Firemen from Street Tax. Be it enacted and ordained by the Intend ant and Wardens of tlie Town of Wiuns- boro, South Carolina, in Council met, and by the authority of the sSlfKi: I - That fifty active mdmbcfk of e&ch of the fire companies now organized in the Town of Winnsboro,. South CftOiin^ be, and are hereby, exempt from the payment of Street Tax: Provided, That thtr Said ex emption does not extend to the member ship of any of sfffd fiW dffnpaniek Whose constitution and by-laffi? dfcs not compel the attendance of its members wpon all regular meeting* amf drills: Provided, further, That no ffreipan shall be entitled to said exemption unless he has been a membef of one of said fire companies for . ... - * compuny. II. Tlmt the fh'efiVbcrshlj) flo Ae com pany shall be entitled to the exemption provided fbr in this ordinance unless such company shall cause to be filed with the Town Clerk, on or before the last day < pointed for the listing of persons liable street tax, a certified list of Such of its membeis as are entitled to the said ex emption: Provided, That such list shall not contain the names of more than fifty fire men. HE That all ordinances 01* parts ttiereof inconsistent With thts ordiifentife *W foreby ^toneitt'Council this 7tli da/ Of May,- 1883. J. N. CENTER, Clerk of Council BRUNSWICK CANVASSED HAMS, i DECORTICATED PATENT FLOUR’. it'OASTED RIO and JAVA COFFEE; SALMON, CANNED CORNED BEEF. POTTED HAM, CHICKEN, TURKEY. FRESH OAT MEAL. CANNED TO&AtOfeS; SUCCOTASH. PlkfeAPPLfe and PEACHES. iTICIttiES AND CHDW'-CHDaV, and ft ftill stock of eviifything lishaily" kept In a first-class GROCERY STuItE; All Of which will be wild LOW fbl’ the cAsii. J. F. McMASTER S' CO. -SHAtL ^VE BE- clothed ? I have a large stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ CLOTHING, which I will sell VERY LOW. STRAW HATS OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES. SiRIOES, SHOES, SIEiOES. A large assortment of Men’s, \Vohicn’8 and Children’s Shoes. A large as sortment of Funs and Parasols. Call early aiid Secure BARGAINS. N<J trouble to show goods. Very respectfully, , .... - . . L, SAMUELS, THE GLOTHiNQ HOUSE OF M. L. KINARD, OPPOSITE OP AND CENTRAL, COLUMBPA, S. C. * *>s Ik ’Abb of the questions which most per plexes the irtifid of the individual and the family.. To relieve yourself of this per plexity, you should call and hear our prices on SPRING GOODS, Of which we now have a large and well assorted stock. Everything in the way of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc., that is wanted, from the commonest domestic to the nicest DRESS GOODS; and all the novelties in NOTIONS. If you want a nice suit of »••••••« I have just opened a large stock of SPRING GOODS for Men, Youths and Bo; Suits of Cassimeve, Flar mil, Cheviot and Serge—all at low prices. Also a line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS In all the latest st.T3s of goods. Geids’ Neckwear a specialty. Gents’ Sh' ! , 'Win Low-Quart-as and Gaiters. Oriic r 8 sent to my address will be promptly attended to. M L. KINARD. 44 CHAMPION J ■-afc! MOWERS, REMEEIS, BINDERS. I SPRING STOCK v«., i. t: t u. i CUjOTZEilLsTG- Come aiid see our stock, or choose from our line df samples: .If fh: cannot please you ill oiii; we flan In tbe ojtliftr. We have something nice in this way, and guarantee fits as Well as quality of goods. We have a verV pretty and nobby line of HATSj in both felt and shftw, and can please thi 1 most fastidious. We ask an inspection of our stock of SHOES, which, is very large, cidbracing all qualities and styles. Something nice iu low-cuts and slippers. In all departments we endeavor to give tbe best gmxls at LOWEST PRICES. kfcspfectfuliy, CALDWELL & LAUDERDAE. Our stock of Sprihg and Summer Goods is complete in every department We have just received in all the newest shades the most popular gofrds of tlie day. NUN’S VEILING: BtJNflNGS. DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS: FIGURED MUSLINS. LACED AND STRIPED PIQltES. STRIPED NAINSOOKS. cDecked nainsooks. An elegant line of Ladies’, Gents’ and Boys’ StraV Hats, of aH Styles antf (Quali ties* PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. Our Stock of burnishing Goods is now complete In quality and sizes. The Gentle men’s Underwear consists of Lisle Thread and Gauze, and afe hi suits or separate to suit the purchase-. A call is respectfully solicited from all. P. LANDECKER $ BRO. Bus ■m* Palmetto, Wagon of ULYSSEG. DESPOBTE6. We mate tHAJM 11 —= * Buy the GKISER ENGINE and SEPA- •We have now receivfifl our slock of SPRING GOGDSj ahil have them ready for . ixspifttioffi Wfi think wft feah SAFELY sdy that we have never bpehed at any time*a more complete assortment or better class of goods; As regards prices, we will only say thnt these goods toll be sold as low as the same CUSS OF GOODS art Sold Iff any MAltEEf; and ftssiire our customer* tliat they will be ptbiected in prifecS, as we will ffieet the market tit any time is anything. We would call special attention to our GE^S 1 DE^ARtMEXT, which will be fotind complete in e^ery par ticular, and all ffe ask Is an inspection by the pirMte: McMASTEB, fiSIOE it iETOtfN. WHEREWITHAL SHAEE WE BE FED? Is another perplexing question. It also ceases to worry when once you look into our SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION, STRONG AND DURABLE, and EASILY MANAGED; EVERY ONE WARRANTED TO DO THE WORK PERFECTLY, IF NOT THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. E0k SALE BY Wa R. DOTY & CO., AGENTS, WINNS B OR 0, S, C. April 19-fx2m JUST STOP km THINK! AND J3^:Sd2 -THE— RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES -AT- B. SUGENHEIMER’S. GROCERY DEPARTMENT, where you will find all kinds of eatable* at that we arc telling you only the PLAIN l N \ ALN ISHKLi 1KU 1H. An examination of onr goods and a knowledge of_ohr_ prices^ will convince j’oli he most reasonable prices; COME AND SEE US. We take pleasure in showing our goods. Respectfully, CALDWELL & LAtlflEHilALE. NEW ADDITIONS -TRAD*- NORMAN’S ^^UtRALIZijy^ CORDIAL.. -MARK- A 8CMI»arf MfMtul (Umedf forth, c a. <ai ImKOluttto. and dUordon of the enreof •eh Mid Bowel*.. MoHmu, buy tn RATOR from im an ’be godd, and would not sell them if we did M ELLIOTT, Sr. Wft haVe tried fihem e good, and notthtok so. The well-known “FIXIOTr Gut* is offered to the public.- We'toll be pleased* to have the home orders: Now is the time to bring in OLD GINS for repairs.- . . , 1 M. 4LLI6TT, DOH’T BUT A WAOOti fiKTIL TOU SKB UB.- It will pay you:- _. . . ^ ¥LYSS&a ilESPORTBJ; Flax, c i •!! _ i and Bowel. I I MKUTRALIZIMO CORDIAL * as pleasant idi hannlesia* berry Wine. Doc* ant •nd wilf not conitipaM.; 8 mended tot fciwtiiilniass CMMron. Price fiJi per bottle. ittditM DntggUt and BuLrt f» MMMms OffKtlOH. WAGONS ! W AGONS ! Z J UST RECEIVED, one carload of OLD 4 HICKORY WAGONS, which toll be sold cheap for cash, or on time for good . J. F. McMASTER A CO. Ap IT- It fit A FACT, WK Wfr.L 8*LL- TOC A Wagon or Buggy for lestf than anyone in WffU. VltfSSStt BUsmiEs. I am recoivinj! (fully ncW additions to my Stofek titf Shelf and ami Staple’ i Gi’ocerfeAr SlIElF GBOCERIljS. , Tomatoes aiid Touratocs aiid Ofei-rt ni chiis. , Ap'pTes and Peaches. Raspbcfry, Strawberry: Pinoappl'e,' Citroii and- Orange Marmalade. Ham Satisa&c, Corned Beef and Tongue in cuns. Heart Chicken antf Roast Tifrkejs: Pfckles, Jelliefffind Lcniolis. JJheesc amf Maccaroiii. STANDARD GRO€lD*IEri Sugars, Coffees and Teas of various ; grades. Metrt, Flottr, Grist and Bacon. New Orlehtns Molasses and gi mps. Fish ar.d fniton Market Beef. 1; Borden’s Eagle Condensed Milk. RaisinS and Nuts. - Spices and ConfVctfoneries of all kinds IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING; HATS', CAPS AND SHOES, we have a very good assortment. GROCERIES—ALL KINDS GENERALLY TJBIEED. BONELESS CODFISH ami FINE MACKEREL fclX FOR TEN CENTS. CALL FOR OLD CROW WHISKEY. ViCTSRIOUS EVERYWHERE 1! Universally V THE ECLIPSE FARM ENGINE Smokestack, provided with efficieuf DEVICE FOR DETAINING AND EXT?N- GU1SHING the SPARKS. . . THE WAYNESBORO ECLfl’SE PATENT SELF-REGUL/TING GRAIN • \ SEPARATOR, CLEANER AND BAGGER, the most complete (.HA1N i-AVER in tiny world, and UNSr^ — ~ mm ' ^ ‘ 'SURPASSED FOR SIMPLCfTY. Capacity for Tbreshing,- Separnthjg ^TK h WilIbo80LDCltEA P m ‘ d TTE Cl&^yRA^^^^W^EAPK^AND MOWER, the Lest Machine of the kind In tire Market . , , THE VAN WINKLE PRATT and BROWN GINS, with FEEDERS ANfF CONl>ENSERS. A H of the above, toth every other kind of FARM IMPROVED MACHINERY,* sbld i.y ’ A ,It. J. McCARLEY k GO,, fiprll 17 , foi- OAtll by S. S. WOLFE, Or*:: Buoanea at 137 and *TA, at ULYSttK G. DLix ORTES. • ssss kmM£«m0 \ - A. ■>*-**& - yrUJ--- ; : <-» . i