The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, June 30, 1883, Image 3

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■~r < -t'rs-i-r - < r-—r-" f7. ' ••* •- v > y ;■. v ‘ l ►* V* f * ifflii. nstEutedis. kt:—rr :.- 7 " :. s :. SATUB DAY. JUNE SO. t : I 18F8. ch-rge of ib'ihit and battefy. Mes^rp. McDonald & Pou^lass-appeared for the prosecution and Messrs. Ragsdale & .Ragsdale for tho defence. The de fendant was accused of having Assault ed Sarah Finch, the prosecutrix. He was found “Ifqt guilty”,,„ r ■ f John Zdartin was, on\tlie satne day, brought before Jest ices Neil a^d Cath ead yon habeas corpus, the prisoner claiming the right to be released on b^il,,, owing to irregnlafities in the roooed of the trial justice court. Tito time for appeal had expired and H was sought in this way to have a,hearing before the Court b? General,.Sossiohs. A. M, Mackej - , Esq., appeared for the prisoner and Messrs. McDonald ’& tdoughus for the State. The motion for. bail was refused and the defendant was remanded to jail to serve out his sentence. y ^’ r ... Lovq Reddick was, on Friday, the 29lh ult., arraigned before Justice Cathcart on the charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. The de fendant was charged with obtaining money from Wilkes Williams, tlue prosecutor, by making false represen tations. Ho was fomid “Not guilty”. PICNIC AND EXHIBITION. The Cloving KxercUea of a Prosperous School--Creditable Examination - Inter esting Speeches and a Right, Koyal I>in- ner. It was our good fortune to be pres ent at the exhibition of J. $bc]t£ii’s school at Sigipson’s Turnout on last Wednesday* j^e 27th inst. A regular programme Bfia been prepared for the occasion and the exercises in pursuance of it were elegantly and gracefully conducted by our popular and dignified school commissioner. After an appropriate prayer by the Rev. J. D. Huggins, of that commu nity, Rio examination in the various branches were begun and continued during the whole of the^ fore09011. In character they were thorough, rigid and searching, and the accuracy and effleiengy displayed were alike credit able to teacher and to pupils. The toughest ordeal over, all hearti ly partook of the splendid and tempt ing repast so lavishly prepared, and it i^ ugedl?s@ to say that tliis; interesting feature coutributed , no little to the subcassjof the occasion'. . The Ladies’ Hewing Society Jiad a stand with cake and lemonade in the afternoon for tlu^bjuicfitof the church, W'hicli was well patronized. , v The following is the programme of the afternoon exercises: -j > speeches. , , ‘tLiridep”—Thomas Smart. “Spring”—James Gunnell. “AlwnvsaSpeak the Truth”—Reuben Ricbardsoty. “Aim High”—Willhs Nelson. “Young Speaker”—Frank Brown. V “The Light at Home” — Alberta Dnnlap-.fNj “One tfv One”—Eliza Tavlor. “No Orod”—Mary Richardson, i “S)are and Do”—Anna iluigood. “Deserve It’WNora Dunlap. “Voyage of Life”—Virginia Christ mas. " . ‘'Be Firm”—Kate Christmas.; , “God Made All Things”—Eiiza Nel- 80 lit” “Field Daisy”—Janie Brown. “Three Voices”—Susie Gunnell. “Hayqiiness”—Jesste. Harrison. “Cheer Up, My Fnciuts”—Bessie Harrison. DUtOGCfS. s : *rV-' " ■“ * " “The Seasons”—Eliza Nelson, Janie Brown, Jessie Harrison, Bessie Harri son. : . * s “Little Folks’Qpiuiou”—Jessie Har rison, Bessie Harrison MAw /.AveTt*«*irirnta..> " ■ ' \ jNoticc—Jolm Boyd, Chairman.,. -’Bank Report—T. K. Elliott, Cashier. •Dentistry—Drs.J. A. & E. F.Glenn. Take Noti<^7rT. 4 R.^El|iqtt, Cashier. , Carpets—GeofgC A. Bailie, Augusta, Ga. M« ' ,— k : Schooi. Tax;,—At a meeting of the taxpayers <pf township No* H on Thursday,.the 23th hist., a resolution was unanimously passed to deyy a tax .ofojue.and one-hulfmills upon the propertyholders of the township for ■ the parpose of, keeping up Jhe sqIiooIs. .; Thif is the same amount impose^ for .the pas(t iwo years, and during that time the schools have prospered and been well supported. T 1 . ♦ c ,|. The Firemen’s Parade.—Tlie col ored Are company paraded on Thurs day afternoon, and displayed no little skill in the management of the engine ai^t hosc. The experiment was given, to test thq Jepgtij of tii^e required to run one hundred yards, attach the hpse to the engine, and hpgiiythrowing water, which resulted hi ’the accom plishment of the desired end in fifty- lire seconds. A splendid record it • Personal.—Messrs. J. C. Buchanan and S. D. Dunn returned home on last Thursday from Columbia, where they have been attending the session of the .South Carolina College. Mr. Buchanan will graduate in December, and Mr. v I>unn ^member of the Sophomore class. Their Friends and^relatiqns are glad to welcome them home-again. Henry C. Davis, Jr., returned to Whiusboro on Friday from West Poiiit. He Is looking hale and hearty and we arc glad to see him home again. —’—— Home* Again.—The wornout and Janguid Due West v^sRors returned home last night about ten o’clock, and .from their general appearance and de meanor we inferred that the Zi/e.of the .crowd must have been left at the “corner” or at some way edition on .the ropte. Glowing accounts, how ever, are given of the commencement .exercises in both college?, and upon tlie whole the Boro visitoi’s seem to have had a grand and delightful time. Messers, W. L. McDonald and ,P.. M. Bricewill bring their qheepskins via .Columbia, and are expected on to-day’s train. - . Religious Services.—Services will beheld, in the diderent churches to morrow, as follows: Presbyterian—Rev. D. E. Jordan, 11, a. in., and 81, p. m. Bible class at 6, p. m. Sunday School at 10, a. in. Associate Reformed; Rresbyterian— Rev. J. t. Chalmers, at 11, a. m., and 8J, p. in. Sunday School at 10, a.-hi. Methodist—Rev. J. S. Connor, 11 a. tu. ... Baptist—-Rev.C. G. Biadfiud,. Pas tor. Sunday School at 10.20, a. m. Regular Service at 11, a. m. Collec- tjon for S^atc Missions. Night Service at p. m. Attention,- Teachers 1—At a meet ing of the'County Board of Exaihiita- tion on Friday, the ?9th ir.st., the following resolution was unanimously passed: Resolved, That from and after Rie pns- sage of this resolution no pepioj^t-biiall be permitted to teach in any of the public schools in this county unless the person or persons so applying shall have obtained a certUlca^e in pursuance of an examination successfully stood at some of the regular appointed times designated by the Board for that parpose. . . .. / The teachers shonld remember that there will ^e^. bqjj treo examinations during the ybar, and the next will be Oh the 6th and 7th of Julv. —SO BUY YOUR- A soul-stirring . music by .Miss Sallie .Abell and Mrs. Nelson on the piano and Messrs. Joseph punnell and Jqhn Muse qp the violin. The song, “poo(J bye”, was sung by the whole ^chpol, the piano and violins accompanying,.. Upon the w hole, the occasion was one of the most interesting apd sue- FUIl tNITUftE tROM E, W. PHILLIPS. cessful of jthe kind it has ever, been our good fortune to attend. The satis factory character of the exhibition and the large and sympathizing - crowd in 'attendance indicate hot only the pro ficiency of tlje teijobcy .and tlie general progress of Rie pupils, but evidence the fact that there are friends of edu cation in that community who are cn* thusiastic and wide-awake. W<? hope our,friends may have many such happy returns. 6 b J fl l From tho “Bine Rldjte.** y ' Mr. W. A. Fowler, Headen Mountain, N. C., says he used Norman’s Neutralizing 'Cordial and found it an excellent remedy for Dyspepsia. 1 He has been troubled with thav baneful malady a long Rme, and if Norman’s Cordial conquers it, he yill be very grateful tovthe proprietors of ouch a splendid uvetljcuie. * ‘ if v» '. ■ A ’ v . .. These are-True Sayings. A horse that is not ridden '4- . / gives no pleasure'. Bells that are not rung .< > •. J'!' .' glV(Vjio music. Medicine that is not known,* ‘ • will cure no pain. Norman’s Cordial tried otree - will be used again. te.l A. & E. F. GLOT H AVE opened Dental Office over Mr. J. M. Beaty’s Corner Store- Office hours: hiom 8, a. m., to 5, p. m. Satisfaction-guaranteed. June 19-tx3m CAItPKTM. Carpels and’House Furnishing Goods, The Largest Stock South of Baltimore. IHoquet, ItruHSels, 8-Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, MaU and Crumb Cloths, Windoy. Shaile/t, Wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains; V Je- ■ntCeg and Poles, Cocoa & Canton Hiattings, Upholstery, Engravings, ChromOg,' Picture Frames, WTRs for samples and Prices. GEORGE A. BAILIE, AUGUSTA, GA. June so-txly ~.L .. ^ i .. .—,— wo^ice; . Shars-Holders JtYinnsboro National - • ->• Bank.v 0 j A t a meeting of the board of Directors of this Bank, held thig day, it was -‘s*. ». •-■ *. » Resolved, Thai a Semi-Annual Dividend of Four Dollars- per Share be declared, payable on the 2nd Jnlj'Wxfe ,* T. K. ELLIOTT, June‘29,1883/ Cashier. June 30-fxlt - . MaftrwSRos of my own n rmufac- ttirc. Use economy—buy the bes t —buy wliciv yt>u can get tne cheap est. > A new slippy of Children V (.'an-;- agts, of the latest dcs'gns aud low in price. ! : , ' You can save money by buying your Picture Frames, V.’aliP»( Kr*- . ; Brackets, Hat-racks, Sorii.^.!’:* 1 -, Wire SfattretWH ana Window | Shades from !!. 1Y; 1’lilLI IPS. lam agent for several differert! ' SEWINO MACHINES, :: *t some 1 of tliem as GOOM as-can be made.! You will find it to your bvt -rest to j price mine before, making u l>ur- chase ELSEWHEUE. i;cmcml«r tliat 1 canuot be undersold by any one. WOEXX.X3! is, m?m, BIDDERS. • I could;give you as MANY-REFERENCES AS YOU WANT, but do not think it heeessanr,Hs tlie machines will RECOMMEND TffEMSEL VES when you get one. Sew ing maoliine belts, oU, oil cans alubneedles forsale. 1 will order any i>art that is wanted for a sewing machine. Agent for Doors, Sasli and Blinds. All orueis will have prompt attention. Ap 19- Can ^e'pi’dmedf Anywhere and at same time that cotton , and be cultivated very much like it. ONLY A FEW BUSHELS LEFT. r~ ■ • ■ • . , , . * * \ $ • * r >..<»• • *■ •.*■ ** . » >' QNE PECK produced last year in this county BUSHELS, worth V- * T * J * y t J. ( SIX DOLLARS PER BUSHEL, *- v- > 'd .; '* * ■ .1 with but 'ordinaty attention. Call and get particulars. J. H. HARDEN & BRO. six SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION, STRONG AND DURABLE, and EASILY MANAGED; EVERY ONE WARRANTED TO DO THE WORK PERFECTLY 5 , IF NOT THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. FOR SALE BY j t ’ /; :■ . ;*•„ / r ^V. It. DOTY & CO., AGENTS, fVINNSBORO, S. C. April l!)-f\2in mv 'Sin EVERYWHERE'!! Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R.R. Passenger Dhpartmpnt, ) Columbia, S. C., June V7, uj83. s 1 ON and alter Sunday,. June 24, the fol lowing Schedule will be ill effect; GOING NORTH. NO. 63, MAIL END EXPRESS. Leave Augusta....,., .7.X~ji. m. FRESH GOODS! Leave Columbia../ , .11.47 a. m. SOTICE!...^ ... PPLICENTS for .-First' Grade Oertid- I cates will be examined on FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY of JULY, at-10 .o’clock fn the Court House. Tlie Second and Third Grade examination on the following day, viz: SATURDAY, tlie SEVENTH DAY of JULY, at the same place and ty>nr te f- ‘ '*t The examinations close at 4 o’clock sharp. - t Teachers will remember and be prompt ly on hand. JOHN BOYD, Chairman Board of Examiners. June 30-fxtd A 1 Leave Killlqu’s.', 12 )2 p. m. Dea ve Blythe wood 12.28 p. m. Leave Ridgeway ... .12 48 p. m. Leave Simpson's.. . ........1.00 p. in. Leave Winnsboro. 1.14 p. m. Leave,White Oak 1.33 p. m. Leave Woodward’s ;>.-.1.46 p, m. fierfye Black.'jfpck., - • 1.60 p. m. Leave Chester. 2.3:; p. m. Leave Rock Hill 3.17 p. m. Leayu Fort Mill 3.35 p, m. Arrive at Charlotte. ...4.20 p. ni. No 19, way freight, with passenger Coacli .* attachea, runs daily except Sunday: Leave Columbia..., .1.45 p. m. Pears, Succotash, Squash, Chow-Chow ami Leave WinnshbroiTy.C.*5.15 p. m. j Arrive at.. .^.30 a. m. Ml * cd pickl0?> ftcpare a Cocoonut for ■ ;litO^ Mr MAIL. AND EXPRESS. .?•• !, , ' Leave Charlotte. 2.10 p. m. ^ ,es ’ cake8 ftnd Leave Fort Mill:-. 2.17 p. ra. j , Leave Rock Hill -.3.20 j). m. Vegetable? for Soups, Evaporated Apples Leave Chester..4.01 p. in. CONSISTING OF FLOUR OF THE best grades, Meal, Peurl Grits, Rice, New J* * *. S »- f, Orleans Molasses and Syrups, full line of Canned Goods, Corned Beef, Sugar Corn, Okra and Tomattoes, Toinattoes, Salmon, Peaches, Pineapple, Celebrated Bartlett Univsrsallj Admired! THE ECLIPSE FARM ENGINE aHaclied t « the crown of the boiler by expansion Joints and Bolts in such manner as to equally divide tlie weight between the forward and rear axles. Is mounted on strong wlieeis. Tlie Boiler is mounted on axles of the BEST REFINED WROUGHT IRON, Improved and Powerful Brakes. LARGE FLY WHEEL AND PULLEY. Hinged Smoke stack, provide! with efficient DEVICE FOR. DETAINING AND EXTIN GUISHING the SPARKS'. THE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE 'PATENT SELF-REGULATING GRAIN SEl’A ICVTo’fC ("T KANE II AND BAGGER, the most complete GRAIN SAVER in the •world, aml.UNSl Rl’ASSIiJ) FOR SIMPI/CITY. Capacity for Threshing, Separating and Clenning ail kinds of grain Ready for market. THE (-ELEBlvATLD OSBORN REAPER AND MOWI the kind in the Market. • - THE VAN WINKLE, PRATT and BROWN GINS, with FEEDERS AND CONDENSERS.. Ail of the above, with every, other kind of FARM IMPROVED MACHINERY, sold by E. J. McCAELEY & CO, r’ER, the best Machine of Evanorated NOTICE. MEETING of the Tax District No. 14, ayers in School Court House on the 28th inst., at 10o’clock, a. m., for the purpose of levying a School Tax for the next school year. J. C. CALDWELL, iULt’ •Clerk Board Trustees, No. 14. June 23-txtd REPORT OK THE CONDITION OK THE WINNSBORO NATIONAL BaNK, —AT— ..J “Not Worth Knowing” Thomas ^ “ ft a s Smart, Jesse HUrnphnes*.-, , 4 1 u. S. Bond “Discontented Girls”—Susie Gun- taUJ, neH, Kate Christmas,. “Tlie Swallow aiid 1”—Susie Gun nell Jessie Harrison. Real .estate, furniture and tix : “School-day Charade”-Aibeyta Bun- UJZu X pemes and iaxeS paid lap, Susie Gunnell, Eli/.a x-plson, X/izr Qij ec ^ s and other cash items... . j es810 Harrison, Reuben — - _ ‘ XT/'INNSBORO, in tlie State? of-AShuth Vt Carolina, at the close of business June 22nd, 1883. - ... . .. RESOURCE.^. - - Ldahs and Discounts $103,326 51 C.’-ti’. »ABW7# Bonds to secure circulation 75,000 00 Duo* -from approved reserve •- - agents ...I 14,003 53 Due from other National Banks.. _ The Survivous ok the Oi.d Sixth. —All tlie survivors of the Sixth Regi ment, S. C V., are requested to bear in ^niitid ' that an important meeting will he heity ajt Chester C. iI r ou qqxt Monday, the 2nd of July. The meet ing will be preparatory to the annual reunion in August, and the ways and means necessary to its complete success bro to be consi^rgd, and, therefore, a very full gathering of the ^soldiers is especially desirable. Committees' W thq work }n its several departments will bo appointed. All who were at any time connected with the Regimeut are entitled to become members of tho Association^ and oiich and every one of slich are cordially invited to with thie survivors. Don’t forget the meeting! r . . . zie Paul, Richardson “Good Maxims”—Thomas Smart, Eljiott Kennedy, John Humphries, Jesse Humphries, Willie NeJson, Reu- bql. Richardson, Albert Richardson, Fiank Brown, James Gunnell, John Perry. “After a Fasliion”—Alberta Dunlap j Nora Duuiim, Eliza Nelson 1 .. * . ‘‘The -DolU”—Willie Nelson, Eliza Nelson, Susie Gunnell, Thomas Smarti gar w “A Glad Surprise”—Mary Richard-j Undiv7de"d profits’..IF ...*•-, son, Eliza Taylor, C, J.. Shelton, Anna National Bank notes outsland 388 39 1,810 05 2,710 40 109 05 025 00 44 12 Bil!s*af other Bankart Fractionhl pajier c r-r e n c yi nickels and pennies........ Specie 2,914 05 Legal tender notes. 4 ...^ 1,000 00 Redemption fund witli U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of cir culation) 3,075 00 April 17 m NTG GOODS Leave Blacksteck.'.', Leave Lewvo W Leave W. t Leave Simpson’s. ...... Leave Rldgevray.. —...... Leave Blythewood.......... Leave Killian’s >. . Leave Columbia....... .veBlacksteck,.4.27 p. ni. ,ye Woodward’s........4.33 p. ni. ivo White Oak '... 4.45 p. m. ive Winnsboro., .-i ivA../:.. .^5.05 p. m. 1 v.- SlmtvjOri'ay.y * '■ 10 n in .5.19 p. m. ]» m. ■.... .5.47 p. ni. , ..; .0 05 p. m: :0.37 p. m. Arrive at Augusta—..... A.. . 10.47 p. in. No. 20, way freiglit, with passenger coach i attacliea, runs daily except Sunday: Leave Charlotte. 4.25 p. in. | Leave Winnsboro .11.40 p. in. Arrive at Columbia 3.20 a. m Railroad (or Washington) time sixteei. minutes aheml of Winusboro time. . ' G. R. TA-LCOTT, T. M. R Talcott, Superintendent. General Manager. Old Government Java and Rio Coffee, Green and Black Tea, and all Grades of Sugars and Coffees. D. ft. Flemken. AT: SoiitM Carolina Railway Company. QN jxnd sifter April -15, 1882, Passenger run as follows until Total. LIABILITIES. ' "Tteiiis will further notice: , _ TO AND FROM CHARLESTON. ♦ /* ••.- EAST. . •> - ■ Leave Columbia at. .*7.30 a. hi. fii.65 p. in. Arrive Charleston.v.12.42 p. in. 11.20 p. m. , * ■ ‘ WEST. Leave Charleston f7.op ip, #5.05 p. m. Arrive Columbia... . 11 25 a. m. 10.15 p. m. fDaily. .fDaiiy except Sunday. TO AND KROM CAMDEN. ^4 > ; EAST. LeeVe Columbia at. .*7.30 a. Anive at Camden.., SAMUELS’; lanital stock paid in. surplus fund... $206,230 55 15,000 00 , 17,113 25 Haigood, Reuben Richardson, Frank Brown. , • i ' . “Alice’s Party”—Susie GUrthell; Je?-; nell, Jessie riarrisoii, Bessie Harrison, Lizzie Paul, Elliott Kgiiuedv. f “School Girls”—Mary Richardson, Virginia Christmas', Thomas Small..- “Cluing the Invalid”—iiary< Rlch- ardsou, Nora Dunlap, Eliza Taylor, Kate Christinas, Virginia Oiristmas. “Frightened at Nothing” — Bessie Harrison, Je$sifcliilrta*i6eii, Susie Gun- mtifn' ocll, JaiUe Brown:-John Humphries. “Boarding ’Round”—Nora Dunlap, Eliza Tavlor,. Kate Christmas, Susie ilfiejU “ - A- Litkbapy Treat.—Dr. W. H. ^lilburn, according to appointment, Gmmcll, Wil.ie Nelson, Reuben Rich- rirdsovu; Frank Browu.- . “The Census T.akei*”-TIioma8 Smarts Alberta Dunlap, Nora Dunlap, Eliza Tavlor, Jesse Humphries. The entire. programme was intcrest- Lqg and entertaining to the end. The participants, acquitted thcm&eivhp hand-, delivered hi^p^pulgj- lecture;^* What a tilind Man Savy in Paris”, ju.the court house ou Wednesday evening, the 27th inst-, and wfe have never before seen a, Biore afi^reciiaUveaiidie,npc. Thopourt-! W***,; A ™"9 Jedeclaimers room was well filled and tiie MBlind «J' 88es Albei’ta Dqnlap, Nora Dunlap, Han Eloquent” held the mixed cro^d Sllsie Gu,,nell » Mttr - V Hichardsoh^d Bessie Harrison and Master, Thotnas Smart deserve s^eyiul ip^ntion ing 62,950 00 Individual deposits subject to - ( »Tjieck.: 3940168 Due to other National Banks.. 1. - 8,77l ?9 Total. .. State of South Carolina- w ,, Fairfield—ss: I; t" K. ELLIOTT, Cashier of the above- named hank, do solemnly swear that the 1 above statement iR<fAue to thq, best of my knowledge ahd belief: - • • < w T. K. ELLIOTT,.Cashier. Suh8<Sribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of June, 18*3: ' ' •’ v: , ... Wm. N. Chandler, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: ? A. S. Douglass, • G. II. McMastbh, ‘v a-.D- R- Flennikkn, JuneSC-fl enwrapped, and sp(;llfbouude ( d fjir two hours with ids matchless eloquence. His touching apostrophe to light, the Prizc8 for «*>se^ance of the rules, beautiful descriptions of tho Tuilleries clo8e “> ^tidy and punctual; and the boulevards, his impassioned ^ WC P ^7 arded 10 the follo , wil, g persons, to-wit: Thopias 8m*rt, first prize; Nora Dunlap, second prize; Mary Richardson, third prize; Eliza A WORD IN SEASON! m. *6.55 f». in. 1.35 p. ih. 9.55 p. m. WEST. . .*6.27 a. m. *4.20 p. m. AfriVi 1 ’ St Columbia. .11.25 a. m. 10.15 p. m. ♦Daily except Sundays. TO AND FgOM AUGUSTA. • ' BASfJ . 1 , « -7- aaa aa i Leave Columbia.. .*7.30 p. m. ffi.55 p. m. ..$<.>,ooono Arrive Augusta. ..l..)p. m. 6.21a.m. V VEST. Leave Augusts.. .*7.05 a z\ *4.20 pm tone p m ArriveColumtla 4.40 pm m.ispni *5.56 8 10 fDaily *Daily except Sunday. connections. 'CoHhections made at Columbia With Co- lutnbfa & Greenville Railroad, by train ar riving at 11.25 a. m. and departing at 6.55 5 . m. Connection made at Columbia vgictjon vvUJi Cimrlsttej-Ooliifubia & Au- ginra"Rath-fed ny same trains to and from all points on both roads. Connection made at Charleqto;!, ..with steamers, for New York on WemroSdays and ■Saturdays;' also, witli Chaiteslon and Savannah Railway to and from Savannah and a)) poins in Florida* f * •. Cotmectlpus are maal v ''a': ^"tigusta with the Georgia Railroad land Central Railroad to and from all, points West/'ami. "South. Oonheotions maue *kit BlaokvPle to and from all noihCr on BarRWell Railroad. TwiNtgh Tickets ran he purthased to all points Soiitli and West, by appiving to D. McgUEEN, ■Agent, -,/,*/> -*» ,-*«' .^/Columoia, ». C. T * ’' JOHNB. FECK, (ten. Su- t. . D. C. Allen, Gen. Pass ana Ticket Agent, Charleston, S. C. ..$200,236 55 -County op I * s.-r> • ►Dlrfecfoft. —TRADE- NORMAN’S CORDIAL. 7 ' -MARK— A SURE M»d effectual Kemcdy for tho core of all irresularltlra) and disorder-) of the Stom ach aud Bowels, whether In children or adult.. It is acceptable to the Stomach . Ithout being offensive to tho taste. Promptly relieving Dysentery. Diarrhoea, Chot- mb era Morbus, Cholera infantum. Flux, Griping Pains, Flatulency, Nausea. Acidity ot the Stomach, Heartburn, Sick and Nervous Headache and Dyspepsia. May bo used in all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels from relaxation of the intestines or a change of food or water. XTOE-M-A-as-’S NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL Is as pleasant and harmless as Black berry Wine. Does not contain Opium and will not constipate. Specially recom mended (or Seasickness and Teething Children. 1 Price 25c. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all Drurj’ji.ts and Dealers In Medlctns. EXCELSIOR CHEMICAL 00,. • Sole Proprietors, Walhalla, S. C. U. S. A. T HAVE.just i-pceived my SPRING GOODS, consisting of Nun's Vciling\ tings. Doitud ami IMain Swiss, I’lain and Figured Lawns, 1‘iaiu and Laced and Sriped Piqu6s and Clmbrics. Bunt Figured Muslin —CLOTHING, CLOTHING— a ' I I linvo 11 large stock of Men’s, Roys’ and Youths’ CLOTHING, which I will sell VERY LOW. Mir HATS OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES. STL sxyoes, shoes; SHOES. A large assortment of Men’s, Women’s and •Children's Shoes. A large as-- 'ortment of Fans and Parasols. Call early and secure BARGAINS. Nv* trouble to show goods. Very respectfully, Y L. SAMUELS. trm 1 CLOTHING HOUSE OF- SALE AND FEED STABLES. iaml, " *** ■T-kt UNDERTAKING ! ^luqueuue as be stood, iu his imagina- tion, be neatly tlie gloomy shadows of the Bastile,-to soy nothing of the many briglit sullies of wiC, mode up one of ^ t d 8on » f° u rih prize; James Gunuell, the most polished, entertaining and prize. masterly I'ctures it has ever been our, gqod fortune to listen to., Winnsboro wishes for another opportunity to show her, .appreciation of Dr. Mflbnrn’s abilities. .—r——— -f,: - H i. / .. Among the Jufricics —Martin Bri^e was, on Thursday, the 28th inst., orde^. ^, prou^ht before Justice Nvil ou the j The ckorcises wereihtorspersod with Addresses were made during the slterhoon by Messrs,,0. W. Buchanan and. CL A. Pouglass, of Winnsboro. The valedictory address by, ^Iqster. Thomas Smart brought the exercises Of tbq day to a close and .the young orator displayed talent of no mean I HAVE NOTIFIED THE FARMERS of Fairfield to bring in their OLD GINS for repairs. But they are not doing so, and I ain not able to disappoint a purchas er of a new gin for the repairing of an old one. So parties need hot bring their gins taking, in just when they need them and expect to -c '*’>?- • • -f “take them out in my wagon,” or “get V * ,*• -i;'-* v them Saturday when the wagon comes in. . ./.■.•• . I can. 3; ,; ' I hope I want to dQ all the work • V '. \T . the GIN MEN won’t CROWD us In SEPTEMBER just when they want their GEL - , J. 31. ELLIOTT, SB. SIR. J. M. EIXIOTT, SR., " IR^sp^Btfully informs the public that he has oa hand a full line of COFFINS ASD CASKETS, • • - ... .. and is prepared to do anything in under- -ALSO,- A full line of BURIAL ROBES, for men, ‘ V* 1 Women and childreu-r-a hew feature—very neat, .appropriate and cheap. We ask for a share of tho patronage. J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr. -1- - L ? r ^ 1 ! English Saddles fob $5, $6, .$7 and Wife Kentucky Spring Seat .Sadiil^t for “ ,YSSEG. DfiSPORXES. . /: » i a: 1 VM ItEyTUCMur HORSES AND MULES L. IvIXARD, OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL, COLUMBIA, S. C, 1: I have Ins- i>p;*ih*d a large stock 0/ SPRING GOODS for Men, Youths and Boys, in 'Uits ol Cassinieie, Fiannel, Cheviot and Serge—all at low prices.. Also a line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS q specialty. Iii -iU the lutest styles of goods. Gents’ Neckwea -S7/0//->tu Low-Quarter, ami Gaitefs. Orders sent to my address will be promptly attended to. Gents’ FLYi M L KINARD. X- 21 STOP m THINK! Just arrived, one carload <)f young, 'A. broke Kentucky Mules. :id ILu ies—um:; tliem some nice drivlnt in ’ivi. ONEPA1KOF Nil E BAY UGii! if . j TWO GOOD SADDLE HOIil-ii* Come and get Um j:iel>, :ts 1 will swap as I well as sell, so yoii cah’t miss a tiude. i will» vap for any an i ail kinds. ■. Don’t be backward in bantering me to swap, as I am not at ali 8C.iry.- A. WIEMT05;S>. 'U.TX 7 P&l. JM-IW AND M^TSL2 -THE— RIDICULOUSLY LOW PEICES -AT— su DR. J. M. QlIATiLtBAUM, DENTIST. L ' CCEU.siBIA, S. Office Over Manley’s China Hall. May lo S:a .... SALDI.Es,BaiDI.l4**ANDllARAAeti—“WAY U 'wn yo; •ir.’ U1-YS3E G. r^rcBTEs. An examination of our goods and a knowledge of our prices will convince ycit that we are tebing yon only the PLAIN UNVARNISHED TRUTH. IA DRV GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS SHOES, we have a very good assortment GROCERIES—Al/fr KINDS GENERALLY . xrsaxj. , , . BONELESS CODFISH auJ FINE MACKEREL SIX FOR TEN CENTS?. . GALL FOR OLD CROW WHISKEY, ; ■r; *